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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
INVESTIGATED COMPLAINT,
Work Done by the s. P. G. G,
Last Night,
Cases Involving Thirty.two Children
Were Attended-Some Placed
in Institutions.

The monthly meeting Of the managers
of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children was held yesterday.
The managers present were: William L.
Taylor, IL. +, Cause, ID. j. Reinhardt,
Willard Hall | orter, Mrs. Benjamin
Nields, Mrs. William Ii. Lloyd. Mrs. J.
Frank Ball, Mrs. Il. A. kittinger.
The report Of Agent Frank Stout for
the month was as follows: Number Of
complaints, 80; number of investigations,
80; number of white children involved,
3S; number of colorcd children involved,
49,; total number of children involved,
Sc.
Distribution was made of the child
rem as follows: Number left with par
ents, rs: number left with mothers, 81;
number left with mother and stepfather,
2; number returned to mother, l; number
placed in Delaware Hospital, /; number
placed in l. erris Industrial School. 2;
number placed in Delaware Industrial
School and Orphan Home for Colored
Children. .; number placed in House OF
Good Shepherd, Philadelphia, Pa,
The managers Of the Society for Pre-
vcntion Of Cruelty to Animals also met.
The report Of Agent Frank Stout for
the month was MS follows: Number OF
complaints, 81; on agents sight, s.: num-
Der of investigations, 80: number of
warnings, So.
The different offenses were as follows:
beating horses. Z: driving horses when
lame, 8: working horses when lame. 3:
nx.,r,.p,,lin,e hnp,ac nvnrlON1iup
horses. 8; allowing horses to stand I'M
blanketcd in the cold, s: cow not prop
crly fed. !; abusing goat, 1; manning
dogs. 4; overcrowding chickens in coops,
4; total, IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
MR.. FREUND INSTALLED.
Interesting Sermon Preached by
Former Pastor.

The Rev. William l.. Freund, who has
been preaching at Hanover Presbyterian
Church for some time was installed as
pastor of the church last night. There
was large congregation present and
excellent music was furnished.
DIR. Logan presided and the Rev. L.
Cornwell Jennings, formerly pastor of
thu church, but Tow pastor of Wake
field Presbyterian Church at German
town, preached the sermon. Rev. Jen-
nings' sermon was an excellent one
and was much appreciated by the large
congregation with which he was al
ways n favOrite.
Constitution of the relation was by
the Rev. Joseph Brown Turner of Do
yer, Delaware Moderator of the Presby-
terry of New Castle The Rev. William
Aikens, ID. d., of Atlantic City, who
was pastor of Hanover Church more
than thirty years ago, delivered the
charge to tn. people. The Rev. w. l..
Nudge, of Phoenixville, Pa, delivered
the charge to the pastor.
Rev. Freund since he has been preach
ing at Hanover Church has become
very popular in this city and is much
liked by the congregation of the
church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
HAND BATLY INJURED.
Frank hcCafferty Severely Injured
by Fire Cracker EXPLOSION.

Frank McCahclty, of No. 92S French
street had his right hand painfully in
jured on Monday night by the explosion
of large iire-crackrr. On that even
ing Mr.. McCaiferty. with several friends
went to Rising Sun and sercnadcd
a young couple who were recently mar
ried. The party tooK along several large
firecrackers and one of the crackers
accidently went oil in Mr.. McCafferty's
hand.
The injured member vas badly LAGER
ated by the explosion aud he suffered
much pain. DIR. Samuel G. Ebert
called in and for n time it was thought
that the hand would have to he ampu-
tntcd. Mr.. MCCARTHY W $ better last
night and it is cXpe, ted that his hand
will be saved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
g =; So 81 $ss $:s =: q e e e ~ .

wy ia G ono tine o,o $Y Ho 80. ~
I cannot trace a feature. Yet you do
r?t deny that you are the son of Cap
tain Kingston?"
II do not deny It,"
"You are not wise. A serpent breeds
serpents, and as they are dangerous we
kill them"
His lips writhed. his eyes cleaned
The memory of my father stirred all
that was black and wicked in this
mans nature. He was no longer the
impressive yellow man. but seethlng
caldron of wrath which, feared,
would presently bubble over.
49," he continued, you are the son
of~that dog. that wrctchcd traitor who
betrayed his friends, that miserable
creature who thought he could pit his
FOOLS wits against mine? The deg!
But he persisted, as all perish who
would destroy me. Our friendship is
sacred. our hate is death. For your
fathers crime swore that would OK.
terminate his brood, and with you will
20 the last dog and son. of a dog" and
With his long, yellow fingers he strucl;
me flercely across the eyes and then
spat in my face.
80 )ls," he went on, Ito think that
you could grapple with me and hope to
win--to win where the emperor himself
has failed. hung, the boat builder, Is
in Ching-hi today; tomorrow where!
But wherever he goes the sign rallies
the faithful round him. You have seen
1t once, twice maybe? You shall see It
again. and you shall feel it, too, before
you go hence
He few from the chamber. shouting
something in Chinese, and the others
quickly followed him, distinguishing
The lights as they went. But jim this
time was left TO keep me company, and
| had no doubt that the last order Of
hung had been to this effect. What
was the meaning of it I could not
guess. but was glad Of the compan.
ionship. 1t was some consolation &c
hear even the rattle of inns Chains.
For some time we did not speak al
all. Under such conditions there was
nothing left for us but to deplore ON
fate. and as Jim was one not much
given to railing at misfortune we spoke
but little. We knew that the end was
not far off, uId my prayer was for a
speedy death. i did not want to die,
but l had grown SO accustomed to the
thought Of death that insrn,ibly had
robbed it of some of its terror. What
| feared was the torture, the threat of
Kung foreshadowing some such hOrri-
bic fate. knew something Of Chinese
torturcs, and ere l was subjected to
them | prayed devoutly that God would
strike me dead.
For long time we were left in
pcace--pcrllaps an hour, perhaps three.
| no longer attempted accurately to
gauge the time. | only know that |
had grown very uneasy and that the
sharp teeth of the collar were eating
deeper and deeper into my neck. be-
gan to imagine all sorts OF horrible
things, when suddenly the door opened
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
~ RAILROAD.

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scheuuIe in effect November Is, loo
All trains illuminated with Ptntseh
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
BODY FOUND IN CREEK.
Colored Man Discovered in the Chris.
tiana River Yesterday Afternoon.

The body of an unknown co!orcd man
evidently about So years old, was found
floating in the ChiiStiana creek near the
Pulp Works yesterday afternoon. 1t
was discovered by employees of the
Pulp VI orks but none of them could
identify it. The body was turned over
to Coroners Assistant Chandler who
will make an investigation. There was
nothing on the mans clothing whereby
he could be identified
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
Pow.w0w AND CARNIVAL.
Red Men are Making a Success 0
Their Gatherings.

The second night Of the pow-wow and
carnival of the Red Men at Pyle's
Cycle Academy, met even greater sue
cess last night than on the previous
night. The feature Of the evening was
the vocal and instrumental entertain
ment by the Delaware Avenue Baptist
choir, under the auspices Of Hiawatha
and Mamton tribes.
This evening there will be mock
adoption, and the adopters Of Wawaset
tribe and Pocohontas Council will be
attired in male and female costumes.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will
visit the carnival in body. This will
be "Injun" night.
Last night the holder of ticket No.
1926 won the prize, an oil painting. To-
night n rubber plant will be given away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
GRANTED A NON-SUIT.
Verdict for Defendant in Case of
Thomas VS., P. R, &c.

Andrew G. Gray, counsel for the de-
Tense in the case of Frank II. Thomas
ct al. VS.. the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.,
for a claim of S3OO.5O in the Superior
Court. yesterday morning moved for a
non-sllit.
The court announced its decision in
the afternoon when it granted the
motion. The jury was directed to find
n verdict for the defendant.
Court adjourned till Thursday Eorn-
inr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
I ,EslSTER'S ORDER.
~ Rsuior6Ts OFFICE.
NEW IAsrLE, COUNTY, DET.,


Upon the application Of Inu.la' ". rAnn
md 81 az J.f. NJ, Executors OF Anu C.iharihn
/ nm, late of thll,i AM Hundred in said
county, deceased II is ordered vi, liren6s b.
lire Kegister that the Executors Aforesaid
tlye nuticeof granting OF LetterS Testaiuen-
iaiy upon tive estate OF the deceased, with
nv dare OF granting thereof, by causln u lyer'
tlsenlrhu to De postel wltn!n forty dasi from
lie dltsul sucn IL,ttnr3 III slx OF ule mas p II
liz places Of the county OF Ney CASTLE 70 lult
il all persons ntsins letnan Is against tA,ai
tale, to present the same, or auidc ny an tc5 u
Assembly in slci clIe ma 10 AMI PROVIDED: all
situ cause the same to Do inserted wltlih t.i3
IAN. ported in tns DAILY REPUBLICAN,, d leVr
paper publishclth Wii.nlnsto Dol. AMI " IL
continued therein TIRE. wec.i5 c. o. d.
-, 1IveE unuer the hanI an seal o. ~.
| D. f1eof the Register hfore5al |, ~ vii
- mingtnn, in New Castle co.;nGy a.J!S
kalu, the uily al gear above .vrltaIl
CALVIN ". Ci.OoSAN, Rpeistar.
NOTICE. Notice is HEREBY gwen tIatlIetter.
Z Documentary wero III due iUriG OF law
granted untothe ullers! gnei. OIL Una -itn day
81 January. A. D., Ia, AMI that all person,
having claims against the state % tao dece.Ir
"a must present tha ZANE, duly attcSted to Vla
laid EXECUTORS, ui or Detors the /. dty
III ! nu ~ lsJ.. oruDiuc tns Act o. Assembly
~ suuh case made and PROV Lei.
III, 9.a., ". illNN,
lsAAU i. Finn
hSncutora
Address: Newport, Del. l3J
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
Both Men are Confident.

Charlie White, the famous Gotham
referee. will oiliciate in the Gans-Daly
fight in Music Hall. Baltimore this even
ing. DAILY is confident that he will win
before the limit Wine Cans is equally
sure hat he will he the only one left
to tell the tale. lie has grown stronger
and looks fit to 20 n fast pace with
even such Il strong boxer as the VIII
mington man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
Is Craving RaDjsIIy,

The Eleventh Ward Republican Lea
que is rapidly increasing in membership.
Its president, j. G. Wrightington says
it will, before long, include in its MEM
bership practically all the Republicans
in the ward. A smoker will be held ut
headquarters, No. 9O7-9O9 Chandler
street tomorrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
FIannery-CoIeman Wedding.

John +. Flanncry, OF No. 119 Rodney
street and Miss Mary Il. Coleman, of
No. Al -atnall street. were married ut
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. at st.
Peters Prof Cathedral. by the Rev. John
-. Lyons. liter reception at the
home Of the bride, air. and Mrs. Elan
merry left fo" rhiauclphia. They will
live at No. 6l3 West Third street after
March Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

The stranger came close to nc and pccrCd
INTO my face.
nOisclessly and man bearing n bra.
zier entered the cell. That it was the
same man had seen enter before anu
that he bore the same brazer Lad no
doubt, but as TIC chamber, save where
the fire stole out from the holes in the
brazler, was in complete darkness |
could not see his face. However, 1t
nlattered nothing. knew why be had
come.
Presently the wretch squatted before
hc Internal instrument and Lt IAN US-
.rntationsly to turn the irons. and
when he thought they were sufficiently
ieated he withdrew them from the fire
md held them toward us through the
doom. And once more saw the fatal
ign. but this time rod hot. and already
felt it on my forehead. But our time
vas not yet come. for the man return
d the irons to the fire and then, like a
hadow. stole softly to the door.
With eager eyes I watched him dis
ppear IN he gloom. and presently
we tho s"'',,'l cf the door being shut.
but Of a sudden, mingling wifi "a
another sound and one which puz !!
me considerably. Like n sob it SEEM
cd, . groan almost. Then the Stiffness
If death followed, and my eyes wan
Tered back to the glowing brazicr
which wrought strange lights and
hadows IN the darkness. but my ears
ere listening mt the door.
what WIS tllut?" whispered jim.
Heaven knows"
Rut after waiting for few moments
ngcr an.t.n shaIOw slipped through
= darkness aud came tow ard us. At
st I thought It was the wretch re.
:rncd u.a.n. but suddenly Il voice
IL to US through the gloota:
"Ail II. You belong there"
Twas All iOli.
)To nv rovr'HrEDi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
I"trrrst. School Teachers.

The Chester Teachers Institute will.
on Friday. DISCUSS the following two
important questions First. Shou'd Il
8, lool boy he asked n rect que ton
which If t"n'hfully answered will in
cr;miuntc him:
Second, Should n school hoy be asked
to testify against his mate?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

A Martha washington supper was
given in Trinity pari<hhou 10 last night
nv Tho Womcn's Guild Of trinity
Church. M'mh"rs Of the Guild wore
dressed in Martha Washington costumes
and the decorations were in patriotic
r0lorS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
TUE DAY,FEB. II. 1901,
at | o'clock p. m.

On the farm of the lats Loha c. hrmstroncs
situate ON the pubic ~oal lea ling from
'uucn'a Bridge to u btoH, All, better knuW0
ny tho simpson farm aoUut ~ miles fros
CoUch's Bridge. an ~ mt CT from " swarx.
lei. persona pro rrt' 10 wit,
Una ket wa CONS, horS raK-, hty rigginRs
curnShelier, thr y wa ton, sho Is, Abr y
Id, each, corn mil wagon. iearuorn, roller.
wiIrn. harvest r aud b. Ter. 9 lows. vulti-
vatots hnrruwt. mower bu.gIes, pair OF
log wtisrls AMI chaiL. hos. RACES, shpveiss
griblStunc, etc.
n - sew mich eows will ba in a.
IN prof snon. . Le rs. 3 calves, 10y
uvubis hsrnet-, wies. harrow. Set pari0g
lurn ture good cov.i stow LOT Il Days,
etc. b. acr,sof WI eit III gr und. wv lbs VI
pho ,I'hAte, about 40 lbs. alt smCkCd u cat
ah"ul g. bmShel- Of potatoes by the bl shtL
lern.-SiO an / IN e. cash; over taaf
amount crrdl' OF : nh chs wal be gIven BIZ
purchaser giving u tank"bo nots with APP
lrovet stcor,ty, pallDie NJ the atiOna1
b NIX of Newark. Drl Interest rom day u
sale. 20 iInn 10 b renewed un.n Sho
terms hrrc lpiird with.
also Will b. ouc. ed 81 SAM place betveon
! aud p m the farm ~ aloys
men,loled. on - torn. contain ny l31
acres tuois and i5 psrches more or less
Well locatel nAH tonne ami N.re sib to " u.
ming gu iaa IL IS, well watered, c,ut-..T
b ,ut Z acres 80 W. allan |, p act orchard
It's coming IN bcif nl; al,o ~ Pic Orcha 4.
cher err. y un. eIc u "a tory riamO
h"u'e c9nt"i ia! rooms an nali. good dry
c, ar, h. % com i rnt,vny ew; good graz.
AIRY son' ~ biz AZ c.rritgs h 'ise, h.n
h us ., Wool 1',Nso. - c convenient to ha
church, = ,cLoOI' "a 'tnilirc, mill; rn under
= "d fen in-' ie'm' N w @n,~ on day "
Executor OF so,ua arm, t, ong. Deed.
10 ~: NTH, u
fl?-it !dreW. Crtre,ill", va
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
IeCtnrpd To Teachers.

Henry Turner Bailey Of the State
Board of ducalion of Massachusetts,
and agent for the promotion Of indus
trial drawing. delivered mn interesting
lecture before the meeting of the Fri
mary Teachers Association in the New
High School yesterday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
C,ergy","r's Qn,et Day.

The annual quiet day for clcrgymcn
was held at BIZ hopCtcad yesterday.
services were held at $50 and 10 30
rrlock and were conducted by Father
Huntington of the Order Of the Holy
Class. About rs ciergymcn were pres
pUt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

Frank Rank. employed ut the Pulp
works. was badly injured nhout the head
and / oIy yesterday afternoon by fnl-
ing from Il tank. ..c was removed to
his home, No. 1907 West Eighth street,
in the I'horn Ambulance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
rcnsIun Quickly secure

Cot, Wainwright Office NO 3 ". 7th at.
vi min., on. nd. snvure- w'h'"s raH!'"n
IN from A. TO 60 tltrs. Soldier sub n"d
wnlna-. WriLs to MIN I, r cal NJ ma iilni
Attenuation ninut tn"ir t'''c " g..
sinns Il ID other clalins against tbs h"E-
uruIueN..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

The trolley wire on Market street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth broke about
1885 O'Clock last night. Travel was de-
laycd about thirty minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

: p nr- Y T. ''rr h ''n, r"w
wig /. Eiu. Lri" Hm"k nra'n' a"
in,.--nnr'"r, ,i' Wv" AZ -n'"ra'"-
mort 4 st~rit a'sar iy,, will ~ ~ &c.
tons bon "Eni pnr"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

At the meeting of the Water Commits
rionrrs held vest ri afternoon the
balance in bank w"s rrpnrt"d to hr
s'oH.:?9.G2. lac weekly payroll was
SS0725.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

John S. Grohc, registrar of the Water
Department. VIII, has hecn III for sew
cval we, ks, is s il ,onfned to his home.
MIR. Grohe's wife is also i'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
IEGI>,lEk'o OHDErI
~ EEulsTERs UsEIGs.
NLN CAbrLE COUNTY, Dsf-,


Dt:e.uber 20. l0)l
Upon the application Of a,he 'Al ster, al
ministrAtr.x OF harIes thu, ter late OF WI.
mug, VA I'd, in sail county decaassi 1t IL rr'
dered Hut dircciol ny inc tegistsf tat
inc Administrator aforesaid Eivs noIios
Oi granting OF letter, Of !dnirist,At'on ~
Grthr estate or . de;oase twin II idatb u
granting tnereYf, w causing ntvertiss'nsnt,
~ be- posted witnin forty diy* Croin 70 disS
cjRuci letters IN sx of tle n o II pIDiio plL1jt
81 the county OF New CuS.le. requiring AL
persuls AyiIy demands axttns. III estu.
10 present the same. Or aJi 10 ny AL aiL o.
Asee"liy in such Case in,le AMI proHioli
snu also cause the vaHe Ia no lnsbrtoi wtti.
II. tie n,ins PERIOD IN tbs Daily HEpunLt.
CAN, news paper puDi!s leI IN WilnlhgL1i.
IeI.. nnd 10 Du con .inust t!ioreiu thfI,
1teHs.(c . q. d.
$50, Given under the han / ant sas' y
{rs, J olfes oi the Register aiorsstii "
- WilniDHion. III Now Castle y 'oatS
aforesaid, I, e day aud year Noovs Writtsl.
CALVIN v. GRESHAM. ReSisten
NOrILE-Notios 10 hsreUygiven ihut t,GSors
oil Administration vrro IN dns Torn III
law granted unto ths IN 'iersignsd. On TIM
18th uay OF Dec. A. ID. 10 D. and Luat Al per
suns having ctaiius against til estLta OF ths
uec1Nsed ui,iat present III: I'll ne. GUY attess'
ed ~ tho sail ADMIN !stritrix on or berHrB
tie 9th ,iay OF Dee. $50 or abide mo aot
VI Assembly IN such case made Andproviioi.
sA..i.k -nU!>!'' Il.
dmin,stratriX.
Address. MIR Charlie. W toodnu, corner
9th and Jene, son strests. Whining on. nsi
jl3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13

mm'rPenpyroya. Pills tn, bssi 'ut<S
pl,etl' BY mai! jJj King scrhi. 'l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
THURSDAY, FEB l4th 1911,


All his stoc, and forming implements, eeai
si~iing
C hrad Of horses. bay mare 10 veaSa
ky old bay forse " years old; l big
bay horse CUln,us years OLD; big bay mara
" ,enrs old big Law norEe " ears 0li snd i
colt coming Jyears Old. WI
/. huaj u dairy COWS, one ~
t@oyear old hriter | one year Nh
Old hrifrr an l ieifer GHF. y1&eHtUS "a.
Sbrood sJws. due to farrow NM !
in Narcl. 10 sh at, IRON i t6s-$SSsss~z y,
4mortha old, 10 full ned Ply
mouth koCk chickens. FL.
FarmIus Imp ements, etc.-1 Ncfornte1
binder, ! McCurmick mower. Buckcye ~.
rows, farm Wagons with hay rigging, dopt
be York carr age, buggy, market wngQiDk
horse rake. roller, ~ IN h Disc cd cuttGqs
check wire corn pIante r, twin harrows. bA1o4
cultvatDrs market wagon pole, piowA I
grintist No, 8srtI wagon harness. sets stn1lX
Garrit ge harles& = s-ts pillow narle -, bridA0A
colt ar uI double lints. double aud sin910
;reet 3 aud 4 horse 'ee. forts rakes. shoysAer
hoes, corn kiivos. 8 OK ch ,in,. Nv peach -
ket, = 40-quarG mi X cans, hay fork MtAM
bocf4 a III rnrs, rid in,, sad lle barn shcvuk
III wing scythe an other articles NOS auu ae4
s.ted. ~
! he abov, mentioned farming implemen1p
ar. nearlJ new ha ing been Us ID very itttle
snd ore in g1ah: repair. Also 10 acre., 81
whra' In the ground. pm
Terms-All sums Of SO and under cash
Over that amount = cradit of months ~
purcl aser giving bank able note with -
approved endorser. with interest from dn&aF
Three per CEN off for cash OIL Al credit surnA
AUs1UN y vTtN.
Geo. Il. Davis. Auc. fo.j. 2d-NA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
PUBLICSALE

VIII be soil at stilham & Sons anctioe
room Ill Easi Ii street,. wa. le:, IN FRI
day afternoon. Feb :. Ii, Ol, ut 10 ooi0cx,
room .uru:turo, oJJ yard, good Car pets. luIA
iuunds tepthur', couGhea, large pier gAsAk
PICTURES chars, how cases glasses aads.syeR
Tor inspect Ion evening before 81 . and eArAp
On morning OF sulu. Pgrtles leaving c.iJ.
lhone 535 "a, STlDuaN, Auc.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-13
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