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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-08

1t is said that Paderewski always be-
fore sitting down to the instrument pr's
his fingers for few minutes into poWi
Of warm water. claiming that this oper'
alton makes them more flexible, wa!th
may be hint for other and less dlSt'A'
guished piano players.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-08

~ Co = y. \. :.
pvks cr4 besi OF THE
81 b,LIN We 3;. IL : .o.,,o..,
N:=Vf5frl J; B. .. I'm Hun n,n
Ne l,,fDf* ~ s~j' Sew. Wv
; es{ g. DIS Life of Cath.
| p N, .hat she ee should [0% be
9lNI .'g trs of modern Eng
'YUs :, 'aritable mother of
/ IL II A@<l leg. Among all the re,
se Lit @I IS : to os s. SC sa Dld e on todn any,
the most ,NDeuj ,CdSe'n MOST IS a" tv0 oneI
and the m, IPIAV Il Of those who " p in
the last qua -e1'peteenth century
a nave most L hdens at need the reli-
gious life of En5:.iid t.l,fe are few who
can be compared with Mrs. Booth. ac-
cepting her as the representative of tbe
whole family and of the religious orcani.
cation which it has created.
To begin with, she was woman. and
no woman before her exercised so direct
an influence upon the religious life of her
time. Her work was not the mere carry
ing on of an existing organization. She
and her husband built up out of recruits
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-08
To the Farmers of Freder.
lex County.
a Rare Chance to Improve Your Stock.
BREED ONLY TO THE BEST.
Strive to Get Size, Style and Speed,

GOOD HORSES ALWAYS IN DEMAND.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-08

To cure a corn tie tiny pad Of cotton
wool that has been dipped in linseed oil
over the corn every night after washing,
and keep it on all night. A BIT of oiled
silk tied over the pad will prevent the oil
soaking the sheets. This treatment gives
wonderful relief in the case Of hard
corn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-08
Ambidextrous Children.

The mother who deprecates the awk-
ward appearance of the left handed child
may take courage from the fact that en-
bidexterity is now considered of enor-
nous benefit to all manual workers. says
the Detroit Free Press. This from their
ability to use both hands with equal ia
cility.
When Ruskin was appealed to by Ba-
den-Powell's mother. asking what she
should do to keep the child from using
his left hand. he advised her to encourage
the use of both hands
DR.. L. ~ Smith OF the London Ortho-
pedic hospital in a recent article makes .
strong plea for the public adopt cn ~ a
system teaching ambidextprity To children
as part of their regular S. MOOD work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
Dufty's
Pure
Malt
yvhisskey
FATAL CRASH
OF TRAINS.

McKecsport' Pa, Feb. 2s.-Train
wrcckers at Coal Valley, On the Mon.
ongaheia division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, caused a irightful wreck on
that road at 5.O3 O'Clock this after
room. The EniontUwn express DASH
cd into heavy freight train immedi.
ately in front Of the Coal Valley
Station. Three bodies have been
taken from the wreck and the smash
ed and broken cars Of both trains are
burning. Railroad officials, however,
say there are no other bodies in the
blazing wreck.
The disaster according to the story
Of Engineer William r. Bird of the
freight was the work of tiend, who
threw a'switch and turned the freight
train from its track directly in front
of the express. The express was
bound south and leaves Pittsburg at
4.2O, 1t was due AT Coal Valley at
SOB and was on time to the second,
running about forty miles an hour
There are three tracks AT this
point. The freight was running
north ON the middle track. EnSi-
neer Bird says his train of sixty cars
was running slowly as il nearcd the
station at which point there is .
switch. Almost at the same instant
he heard the whstling Of the express
He shouted 10 his fireman, George
Byers, who lcaped from the engine
and ran forward to flag the express.
1t was impossible to stop the heavy
freight and it rolled out on the main
Suuthbound track just AS the eXpr 81
roarcd around curve but few rods
away.
Before Engineer Frank White, OF
the express, could reverse his engine
it had struck the freight and the two
trains were piled in promiscuo1S
i hear. Almost Immediately fire broke
out and in IL few minutes the cars
were burning furiouSly. 1t required
the1etfurts of all the citizens Of the
! little town Of Coal Valley to save
their homes from destruction. The
burning wreck fired a number Of the
buildings and only the hardest work
of a bucket brigade saved the town.
Engineer Frank White, Of the ex-
press, was instantly killed. lie was
found pinned in the wreck of his en-
gine, his hand ON the throttle.
Charles Shaver, his fireman, was
picked up on the track. with ms Dack
broken. He died shortly afterward.
Milton I'hompsor, mail agent on the
i ,pt h q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
MAJOR
LARDNER.

Good night, boys. Go straight
home and be good"
These were the last words Major
Lynford Lardner. member of one of
Philadelphia oldes st families and OF
the Union League, Penn Club, Army
and Navy Club, Loyal Legion and
several other organizations, ever
uttered. They were addressed TO
three colored employees of the Union
League inst as Mayor Lardrerslipped
on the top of. the steps leading to the
front d5ofo 42O South Broad street
and fell to the pavement with sulh-
cient force to cause his death.
He left the Union League yestcr-
day morning promptly at ! O'Clock.
"If | am ever later than five min
utes after one in reaching home, he
had often laughingly exclaimed to
the landlady, "you may know that
something has happened to me.
Mrs. Jocis, who has charge of the
house. was awakened by a violent
ringing of the front door bell at eX-
actly LOS o'clock yesterday morning.
Alarmed at the unusual sound, she
aroused her hus band, WHO hnrricdly
made his way to the, door, where he
found a very much agitated colored
man awaiting him. Three others
were grouped around PROSTATE
form lying in the middle of the side
walk.
"Ii is Major Lardncr," explained
the coored Ian at the door. "He
has Just fallen off the steps and seems
to be badly hurt
Major Lardncr saw active service
during the Civil War and after the
ending of the conflict served as
United States quartermasteE For
many years he had made his home in
Philadelphia, dividing his time be-
tween the Union League where he
was one of the best known members
and other prominent clubs to which
he belonged. AS one Of the heirs to
the Lardner estate from which the
city purchased the property known
as Lardner's Point, on the Delaware
River, he was possessed of comfort
able fortune
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
Tried Burn to Death HIS Victim.

Atlanta, Ga. Feb. % S,-Atanta was
thrown Into the highest pitch of excite.
mcut this morning when news ut the bold
est negro outrage on record IN this seCs
ton spread Ovar this city.
A negro entered 10 home OF {. A. Bu.
chnnan, u manufacturing jrweler, 20 II.
ed Il pistol AT tao head of Ms Buchanan.
VINO wa alone in the h0uSe, or rlered hor
to give up all the valunb'es, forced her to
COOK him b eakfast OF bacIn and eggs
and then hrew her On the bsd, wiere he
strapped hor down and set dr. to hes
CO hing and lace curtains in tho room.
He then ran from he room.
The buchanan hnm, Is within 9 onss
throw Of tho po,totlics. In tho very hears
OF ine citv
Armed m6bs ARE securing The city and
the surrounding country in search OF the
negro, ana II lyuChlng is certain II he -
cap ured tonight. lhreats OF burning
h N at tine st"ki are 0nsIiy msdp by ci l.
zen- IN he street. 1nreo negro suspects
p. lia ly answering the !e'cription g,v.n
by Mrs. Buchanan hnve besn landed In
laii bu SIS ia unc"n sciutIS Tonight and
therefore uuaute o nttnmp al len i'd.
ga iun sn4 wns rn-c!lu :, mad V Du ned,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

A pleasant occasion was the annual
Purin ball OF tho Con Srcga,i1n OF Aduth
kotcsi,, keneseth Isrne', baron DeHlrsch
whi,h was held las nigh i'll Eden Hail.
With "a brief add reSs Attorney General
Herbert H, Ward opened tho ball, Elias
Wrtstsin and Miss Tiiie Weiner led the
grand march. which was particlpht IN
by ono hundred couples. The Dali was
largely attended and netted about s.oo.
RelreshmGuIs were provided III npun-
dance. .
General Ii. h. Ward. james lichtenbaum,
Harry Topkis, :. SlesnGer, Mnrris Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs n Blrsky, Frank Tollln.
WIN. Topkls,and Charles Topkis. ME- ana
Mrs. S. J. Bohringer. :. Hotkheimcr.
Oliver Adams, ]. finkGlstyin, WI nam M.
Speurl Of Philadelphia, Herman A. bln-
dor, ). Binder, Morris Jacobs, Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. 'esnb,nm, Mr.. nnd Mrs korngold,
B, laudiemnn, Mr. Carter, Mis- Is. lhnge
Miss A. Fischrr. Mrs, Levy. Nr. aud Mrt.
| rnol Weiner, Miss Tile Weiner A. -.
Cohen, Miss Esther Cohen, Alhrrt Sheis
l,pburE, Max Neiner, David Gardner OF
Philndelphia, Captain Of Police Thomas.
knuu CAPTAIN of pnl,cr GrOr 70 Bhck, lie
Goldstein, Dr :. Werner. :. ipckhrilher.
Miss Engol Of Philadelphia. Miss Minnie
Stnnt. Miss May stant, Miss Roth, Miss
Bertha To ger Miss knnp Ky, Miss Lottla
Foulk. Dr. :, Werner, Edward Gallagher,
Miss PI2or, MIR. kimpfer Of Phtln, mas
Schogrin, DAVID GarIner. luf Philn., ME-.
aud Mrs. Jas GtnnS Of io'tesvlile' tn'
J. Harry Gordon, detective and Mrs W.
4. Jones, W. Il. Higgins. Robert brolhy
Miss Matilda IUlgsr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
d is.

From present Indications tbs mex. grad
unting class Mt delaware Coliese will bs
the lGrIe t for years.
William H. Fouli s. Son have received
contract to buiil sewn three. tory
huuss- at fOu renth aud jefferson
st eet FOR Janes NJ Bryan.
The Delaware Burton Company will be.
Gin che erection OF iweniy-ihree now
houses at Cara che $ Ian, and + street
for the accom- dation OF its employees as
soon as no weather permits.
In Chester last evening the Penn Club
Of hat city defeated the Roim"nt Of Pint
adrlphia, by this scOro Belmont 1886
Penn OF Chester, 2.4i4
Albert II. Wnlls. who had a ministerial
rui road ticket In his pocket WAS arrested
las evening charged with drunken less.
He said he cptne Lero to establish u Miss-
lon,
L. Is expected that the crowd ut the
fencing exhibition AT tn Y NJ, &. A. sD-
morrow evening will bs the largest on
record.
Tho Bipghamp OF Oh and Gas Com.
pany was cha tered ~ DIvrr yrst+r lay.
Prominent shots who have entered the
live bird shoot winch was hcgun in West
Chester are Mcssrs. r,llott Ford aud
Jester of this city and Ficlcs Of Chris
lana.
The unmhcr of arrests made by the
police during February was 22l.
The erection of 90 houses at GareSchc's
Lane and Il street VIII lie stared by the
Delaware Button Co. rs soon as the
weather will permit.
On Saturday the jackson & Sh 'rp 90.
will launch large car float for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.
Superintendent George W. Twitmyer
addressed the public school teachers yes.
terday afternoon on "TIindrancrs TO Our
Work and How to Remove Them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
CYLINDER HEAD
BLOWS OUT.

The cylinder head Of the large
Corlss engine in the West mill OF
the Harlan and Hollingsworth COM
paws works blew out this morn
ing. ThecngIne is badly wrecked
and 200 men are thrown out OF en-
plovmert. 1t was about s. clock
when the accident happened and
engineer Howard Smith and As
slstant engineer Wallace butcher
had stepped from in front OF the cyl
indcr head just few moments be-
fore it went through the.door.lt went
out with such 4 force that it land
ed twenty Yards away. When IT
struck the ground it sent pieces OF
scrap iron hying in all direction 8.
1t will require two weeks to make
repairs and during that time the
200 men will be idle. The engine
was over hauled about SIX weeks
ago. The engine room was filled
with escaping steam tor a time TIE
steam was turned off in the lire
room after the accident and all
danger was averted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

The Delaware River Navigation
Company, which operates boats be-
tween Philadelphia. Burlington
and Bristol. does not take kindly
to the prospective opposition that
the Wilmington Steamboat Company
is preparing to inausurats this
summer. The Delaware River
Company therefore proposes to re-
tallate lor the invasion OF its pre-.
serves, by putting a boat on the
route from Philadelphia to Chester
and Wilmington, TO compete with
the City OF Chester and Brandywinc
that belong to the Wilmington COM
pany. According to rehorts the
delaware River Navigation Com.
panv has purchased large steam.
er, the Diamond State. which as
soon as navigation opens will be
brought from Ogdensburg, N. Y,
to Philadelphia. aud placed on the
Chester and Wilmington route. 1t
is therefore apparent that Will
mingtonians will have more opPor-
tunitics for up-river trips than they
have anticipated. The rivalry will
doubtless be productive OF low fares.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

Chief OF Police Massey reports the fol.
lowing arrests for February: Assault. rs.
sault with iLtent to murder. abusive Ian =
guags, burglary. breaking with the Intent
to commit felony. drunk anutrespasa, ex-
posing person, harDoring an uureaister-
cd dog, highway robbery. hotel beat, III.
corrigiEle, interfering with nn officer,
keeping house of ili-faine, toying with u
child, Obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, p tient, peddling wi hout license
runaway boy, telOniou- assanlt, writing
lottery policy. l each; assault and battery
lY; bastnrdy 2; contempt uf court, 8;
drunk, 80; drunk and disorderly. "a; de.
mentcd, 2; embrHnlement. 3: larcsuy. -;
larceny as baiiee. p; support. 2; obtaining
money by false pretsn- 2; pointing u
aun, !; trespass, 9; vagrancy, 81. tolai 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
CASES In
CITY COURT.

Robert Meyers. colored. was a
prisoner in the city court this morn.
ing on the charge Of larceny uf 81
from Richard Coleman. Coleman
gave him the dollar to get it chang.
ed so that. Myers could get five
cents. Then he conld not get the
money back. The charge was
changed 10 one OF disorderly con-
duct. Meyers denied that Coleman
gave him the 81 and that he won
sos at crap. Coleman met him at
the Pennsylvania House and he
drew the dice and trowed' and
Mevers won. The two men went
from house to house and had a good
time. When Co.eman could not get
his dollar he had him arrested.
The fine vas S. and costs.
Emmit Sheridan was charged with
obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses, He had been he'd for court
a week ago but uron motion OF J.
Frank Ball, the cose was reopened.
William Holman testified that he
is advertising manager Tor the
Evening Journal. Sheridan called
at the office seeking position and
he did not employ him.
Fred Carter, iormer solicitor Of
the Evening Journal, testified he
met Sheridan on Pine street on
February l9
Mrs. Catherine Rushton, of No.
1902 Poplar treet, testified that
Sheridan came to her house and
asked what evening paper she took
and she replied that it was the
Evening Journal. He SAID 'they
are issuing Journal instead OF 4
brooch. She paid him IS, cents
and was 10 receive medallion and
the paper. Alter he went away she
made complaint to the office over
the telephone Later in the day
Sheridan came 10 the house with
Sergeant Tucker. She received her
money back from him. 10 ]. Frank
Bail she testified that magazine
was to cost ~ cents and she was
receive the medallion and the book.
In order to get the book and me-
dallion she gave him the money.
Mrs. Jennie Kawlins testified she
resides at No. 1910 Poplar street.
and that Sheridan came 10 her So
betting for the magazine. The case
was dismissed.
William Jacobson was fined IS
and costs for contempt Of court IN
failing to appear as a witness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
WILMINGTON DELAWARE FRIDAY. MARCH J.. 1901
Buried In Coal

Bloomsbury Pa. Fob John B Let-
fer, n labOror 1T the Raading Iron Works,
stood In chute under a coal car THIS morn
and att eIhpted to di,lodge the frozen GOAL
with bar. Suddenly tno trozen mass
s,artsd and Lefflar was hurled head hrss
down the chute and buried fsst uppermOst
under thirty tons Of coal.
Tne attention Of follow workman was
attracted by one of his feet which protruu
ed above the coal, and af or u half hour OF
hard work l. fl ,r was relsas sod. His cloth.
Ing was mplvtely torn off. and he was
buuly bruised. but escaped death "
miracle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
As only two persons will make ii

As only two persons will make this
grand trip at our expense, you mus
ask your friends to work for you II
you expect to be one OF the winners
Contest will close at 10 O'Clock p.
m. Saturday night, June Goth, aud
the winner will be announced Oh the
fIl owing Monday.
This is one of the most liberal con.
tests ever offered in this city and the
only conditions imposed by the RE-
PUBLICAN is that the two winners
shall leave this city on July s, 1901,
so that they may arrive in Buffalo on
tie following day for which time
their hotel accommodations have been
arranged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
CONTEST
is NOW OPEN.
The Two Winners Will
Take a Trip to The
PanSAmerican Ex-
position al
Our Ex:
penSe.

With this issue of the DAILY RE-
PUBLICAN the contest opens for the
trip to thePan-American Exposition,
TO be held in Buffalo, New York,
offered to the two persons who receive
the highest number of votes. The
contest is open to any person in the
State and includes railroad transpor-
tatiOn. one week s board at one of the
leading hotels in Buffalo and admis-
sion to the exposition grounds.
If you want to join the contest cut
out the coupon. write your name and
address plainly, and deposit 1T at this
office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
STORY NE a SLAXE

To be bound hand and foot for yoars by
chains of di eusc is tho worst form Of
slavery. George b. Williams, of Nam
che. ter Mich. tells how such n slave was
made floe He says: "My wife hn been
so helpless for tlvey-ars that she coald not
turn over in bod alone. Aiter using two
bottles of Electric Bt'ers, she is WONDER
fully improved and able to do her own
work" This supreme remedy for female
discusses quickly cu.es nervousness, sleep
less,,ps<, nelsncholy headache, fninting
and dizzy spells. This miracle working
mtdicipe Is u godsend to weak, sckly. run
down people. Every botllo guarantees
Only SO cents. Sold by n. b. DanforCh.
lrunuisG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
~ /. O'Clock. sharp.

49, 5head of horses. No /, joe, groy
10y horse, Syrar- oh. broken 10 all har.
nses. good wnrker AMI driver,
! No :. Hannah, grey mare, Syoars Old. good
worker and with No. makes an cXr,lient
trAhi.
No. D. Lark, bay horS". years old, good
worker and driver. fast walker and as good
~ anybody'A hor4e.
! No. |, Flora bay mare, years Oh. Gooi
worker and excellent driver, eariosa of stoalh
and trolley .ars and safe or n Ia,iy ID drive.
I NJ, 3, Cassie " krs bay tilly, years old,
eired by Christmas Girt, record z lo,r Gan,
Il head oil suprrio milrh So---
GbSs, fresh and close sprinEols C-V3I. u
/ registered h,lstcn bull XGEFS *
plymouth Rock ROost RS, a lot w Nv
OF chickens some full bred ;JiS.l;
forming implements.
22.horse " agons, tlangct bed g9"i as ir'w,
Johnston mower, McCormh k binder IN s"' q
order Bicki ord und HOLMAN gram drill u"n
two seasons. / log roller nearly new. gram
f.u, Fem C!; com shel Ter. Tiger nurst RI ic,
horse cullivator. . plCw+ ! wheel corn
Uurknr potato digger, cntaway harrow.
lw!n harrow, whecibarrow. horse cart. ! mp
sent car iagc, good as new, l'sgir wagon.
mill sleigh, carriage pole hay and mauurt
torks. double harpoon hay fork. roih aud
blocks, double tiees, single trees, 3tprse
trees. neck yoltr", iorkcd chains ! pair or
min chains, sts1 soTtr, maui and dsoJ,
beam and pea, hay cutter, weigh 800 'bs.,
half bishei and half peek measures, cross cut
saw, stable blanket, halt+rs, COW chains log
chalna crowbar,- moving Scythcs, grain
cradles, ux yoke, corn by the bnshe lot ot
berry CRATES. lol Of bee hives, lot of old iron =,
IUtnmpi comb ned mower aud reaper. farm
bell and poles, 2 Gets of stage harness sets Of
piow harness. = sets of carriage harness, | set
ofmilk harness, curt harness aud names. co!.
lars, brides. airs OF hCu le lines. sets or
sing le lines, sets Of fly nets. lot of grain
bags lot Of sleigh bells.
- Household goods. cunsistine. OF household
aah kitchen furniture, bcdsteads. tables,
s,Oye, grand times lot OF dishes seal In &
tub. lieat tubs mi Tx cans. dairy fixtures, and
many otheraiticles too tedious to mention
Hix faonths credit. -
F,lts hick. Clerk, f-I0tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
Waved a Hearing.

John Il. Mcdowell in the City
Court this morning waived hearing
and was held in $1,000 bail for his ap-
pearance at the Court of General
Scs,i to answer the charge OF being
concerned in lottery policy writing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

7, Herbert Mullin will havo two large
stores united by m arch way and nicely
Il tied up " hen all his plans are executed.
A new line Of mems furnishing goods
will be placed ii the old Young property
and The doubls store will he ready to do
hu nj nesS IN an extensive scale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
Sale OF Horses.

Harry J. Gillis having determined
to quit the livery business, will sell
at public sale at No. 2l5 West Tenth
street, on Saturday afternoon at l.3O
o'clock, four good horses and lot Of
wagons, harness and etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
Peace Meeting,

There will be Peace Meeting held
in the Friends Meeting house,
Ninth aud Tatnall streets this even.
ing conducted by Hubert Welsh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

There was slight fl this morning at
Handy aud Rubio's fruit store ut No, 0l3
King street, 1t was c: used by some bags
ignitlny from u candle which one Of tho
employees WAS carrying.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
PUBLIC SALE.

RAME VAN VOORHlS WILL OPEN ACME
4M Tailor system rooms FOR Easer trade
Feb. 2i; dressnaiiuH dspar tment IN ohar;t
Mrs.. Archer, Phila suits J.Uv up; opun sven
insa No. 70S Market street fl3'tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

y meeting ot the blsard Memorial
Association will he held next Monday
afternoon when time Is to be fixed
iUr the Judges to view the enlarged mo,tel
Ol the ba!ald statue prepared by Mus
Lnie S,niluan OF London.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

August Schroeder, residing at No
G2J East Third street, while walking
alun. the railroad near the round
honae this morning, was struck by an
engine and had his left hip injured.
lie was carried to the emergency
hOsplta. at the depot where his in.
lu!lrs we're dressed after which he
was sent home IN a cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

Go to Milier's, No. ! stall In Second
stree market house for good roast or
steak, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
RESORT HOTELS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
HOTEL ADOLpHU.S

itlnn ic itv, N. J. K"utucky avel ne near
tn" Beach Every modern cInve.i.nce. hot
an.i col water bath, Ga.c Buttal. SEMI
fer bOok lc;s. Now oroh.
Cl.Ait! ii, A. bA K,t. Proprietor. e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
FOR RENT.

LOO RENT.-8 STORY BEICK HOUSE o."
Il Washington street, Z rooms " til Dh' II.
Apply 10 81. W. 7th street Or this oifer
f2j.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
CONSUMPTION

Bronchitis. chiiIs, Coughs,
Gods. Dyspepsia Of what'
ever form. quickly cured by
taking DUfFY'S TALL
WHiSkEY. A tablespoonful
in glass of water three times q
day. All druggists and grocers
Beware Of limitations.