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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
Personal Representative of Stuar.
Robson Is in the City,

William Raymond Sill, reached Wichita
yesterday and completed arrangements
for the appearance of the comedian in this
city on the night of Tuesday. November
Do This will be Mr.. Robsons last ap-
pearence in this city in the role Of BERTHE,
the lamb. in The Henrietta" At one
time it was feared Mr.. Robson would be
unable to play Wichita, owing 70 bookings
in Fort Worth, Galveston and New Or
leans, but by csneelling certain Texas
date it is now assured that the eminent
comedian will be seen in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
Cattle.

Business in the cattle section was ex-
seedingly quiet On account of light re-
>eipts- There is a luI in the trade in
butchers stock because OF the near ap-
proach of Thanksgiving. Cudahy filled
his coolers for this trade with fine beef
and now his buyer is going slow for few
DAYS Col. James Hamilton was on the
Yards yesterday expecting a big ship
mcnt of calves. but his herders We're dis
appointed in getting cars. and his calves
We're 10 expected to arrive until late in
the evening He told the market re-
porter for the Eagle that they would
be here yesterday, and a number Of
buyers showed up and were disappointed.
The commission men had several inqui-
ries from Oklahoma about the calves, but
they, too, were told TO wait
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
LUCK IN THTRTFFN

b senolas EhTlI10n mlIas Ilm- S7ITey.
81 Walton Furnace. VI. GOT box OF
Buoklen's Aruica Salve. that wholly
cured a horrible 1ever-sore On his leg.
Nothing Csc could Positively cures
bruisse- Isioas- ulcers. eruptions. hols.
burns. corns and piles only &c. Gear
auieed by Geh-ag pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
GIVEN TwgNTY-EIeHT HOLES
Braeburns Have That Handicap ir
Thanksgiving Day Match.

thanksgiving LAY mstcn.
Arrangements for the Thanksgiving day
golf match between members Of the Brae-
burn and Country clubs are being oom-
pcted. II has been decided % have
twenty matches. player IN each match
from both clubs. The matches 70 be
for IS holes. and the Brseburn club 20
have = handicap q 3 holes on the total
play.
The reason for having the play AL on
one course vas this Owing 70 the short
ness q the afternoons q Isl net possible
10 play nine holes On one course and
then transfer to the other. ard besides -
matches IN progress viii exclude ali other
players from the links. The arrangement
leaves the inks on College Hiu free f7r
the day. and golfers of the Co1rtry club
an q TIE Brseburn. ret En- TIRE MATCHES.
are invited 20 use them that afternoon.
As many of the Brzeburn golfers and q
the Country club wiz waat % r-sy On
taa- day. the College I'm lrks vii also
be crowded probably. ard IRE sceHe q
ss exciting rlay as those o. Fai-m0lnt-
Ar 1rst j. Vas proposed that az he
golfers q both clubs take part i1 the
matches. ara THIS vas desired - the or
Gers % both clubs- BIT O. i1vestEation
g vzs sh0vu that q uile-hols course
w9ui6 not hold over - matches Or a.
Afternoon So The ofcsrs q tie ciubs
viii seiect TIE more fro1c.srt rageTs
ard arrange u.ztrfas between thera-
Fzlru-alrt corrse - iE sEc.-.ert cor1i-
tea ara the Eatehes shore Tal - ia-
teaee-r .1te-fslrE
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Kansas City.

Kansas City. NO. Nov -fCiose -
Wheat-December. 81 G5s7sc- Nav. 10.
cash. No hard Sc No. 2. ssTssizc. No.
rcd. &c, No O. Galc.
Coru-December. 64ssc. Nay. SIC, cash
No. . mixed s-is 16sc. NJ. 3. 6s1. gs7zc.
Oats-So. white a stiic-
RFe-No. . 5ss5aec
liay-Choice timothy. and prairie. 81.
lsc
EEEs-Fresh- 1c
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Corn-Higher: No. ? cash. 6s1sc: track.
63ss 6S5c; December. sc; May. sc.
Oats-Higher; No. ? cash. z2Ssc; track,
zsi4944c; December. Hsc; May, 43c; Ne.
white, z5Gz51zc-
81
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CASH QTOTATIONs.

Flour-Market firm.
wheat-No. spring, s7G71izc; No. ? red
74s674ssc.
Corn-No. . yellow. SC.
Oats-No. .. Hlkal254c; No : white. ~
Gfi$sc: No white. 49, G44l.c.
Rye-No ., 6DzG6lc.
Barley-Fair 20 choice mating. 5eGs1c.
Flax seed-NO. I, Sl.4719; No. / north
western. 81 4S
Timothy seed-Prime. Ss.o096.l0
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. $i3 75dl2.s0
Lard-Per 100 lbs. : 5ldS 52is.
Short rib sides 0oose). s. sg17.e9; dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed) 7lsG7Izc; short
clear sides lboxedj. SS.15IS 25le
Whisky Basis Of high wines. q 81
Clover-ContFact grade. SEQ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
At THE TOTER

The stock company released the house
last night for lecture by Rev. Eugene
Nay OF Washington. This afternoon at
2;3O and tonight last performance OF
the great sporting play. a True Ken
fuckiann
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CATTLE SALES
chleaao.

Chicago Nov. 15.-Caule-Receipts IS
20, so Texans 2o0 westerns: market
steady and drm; good L. prime nominal.
D. &nE.25 poor 10 medium. Sf0iG6C5:
Etockers and feeders S2.o0T4z0. cows.
3 25f4 50; heifers. 81 50a5.oe; Gamers.
3 1920: bulls. N.75Q4.75. calves. s. 50
G6.25; Texas steers. $.Soaf.Gl- western
steers. S3-5115.25.
Hogs Receipts. today. 260o1. tomorrow
E.@o; left over. 6olo, market opened To
foc lower; closed active and STEADY. mix
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York Nov 15.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended November Il, with the per
centage of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16

sN0t included ~ totals because con-
tanning other items than clearings
Not tnciUdefl ir totals because x 10
comparison for last year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
WOOL MARKCT.

s. Louis. Nov. r5-Wocl market frin-
territory ard western mediums. REESE.
aue. IiEf5c. coarse. 1f7If-c
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Boys wno are sgways waiting for the hiss
- wages are generally OK q = 5o5.-lFssa-
dlgtoa Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
At DRUGGISTS

At DRUGGISTS
TIE Fsecsat Package sassss ssr ssslssry
Tss Fsnay Bette. sy ssns ssassus ssssy sss gssr.
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market closed as follows;
Butter-Mari-et firm; creamery, I5azlc.
dairy. I4E9ac
EEEs-FIrm: fresh. &c.
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ST. Loui.

- Lclis Ecr E-t Ciose. t--'st Beat
Higher Nc red cAsh. eieFstor. 7gsse.
track. 7ss3-E1sc. DsceUosr 49, ZsT
7Tac. "a. hard. 7IaS-c
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chlcauo

Chicago. Nov. 15.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

No. 7oS Delaware avenue, recently
purchased by the Board with the
lot adjoining the High School.
Dr. Frantl reported that Janitor
Chaadlce of No. ~ school was Ill
and a new man named King chosen
and asked that he be appointed to
the place.
Mr.. O'Donnell said the man had
called him out O! bed yesterday to
tell aim that he had broken the
water gauge. School could not be
d.. Frautz explained that break
ing the water gauge was accidental
and he is good, sober man.
Mr.. O'Qonneil insisted that the
man was not competent.
King was appointed.
The resignation Of Bessie Roy al
as teacher was accepted.
President ShorilIdgc presented
the deed for the lot on Delaware
avenue recently purchased by the
Board. a bill Of l.. Z. Wales Tor
800 for expenses and services in
attending to the transfer of the
property was ordered paid.
Secretary Bartram reported $4,000
on High School lord was paid Nov.
!. aud the coupons cancelled. An
order Tor $477.78 was drawn in ia.
vor of the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company for interest on
High School lot mortgage.
Chairman Carter OF the High
School committee reported that the
matter OF High School athletics
had been satisfactorily settled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
THE HEART OF CHICAGO.

Lincoln J. Carter's newest melo-
drama. "Thc Heart Of Chicago
and its famous approaching engine
scene, will be the attractions at the
Opera House on next Thursday
night, Nov. 2l.
The play has been well received
in the East. during the past six
months. aud comes West with the
reputation Of having already earn.
ed a small fortune for its author
owner. In addition tothe'approach.
ing engine scene, some half dozen
other merItlous mountirgs are nee
essary TO the play we add the fol.
lowing: The Masonic Tensile
Roof Garden, the mon ster papor al mic
view OF the South Side at night, the
Columbus Fountain, the World's
Fair Court OF Honor, typical Chi
cago Street Scene aud the fire
scenes showing a section OF CHI.
c ago, before aud after the great
fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
-
MAY IRWIN.

When the property man OF the
Opera House opened fat envelope
handed him the other day, he DIS.
covered that it contained list Of
properties or props for "'The Widow
Jones in which Mss May Irwin
is to appear at the Opera House on
next Monday night. 1t covered
several sheets Of foolscap pasted TO-.
gethcr endwisc and wrapped like
IA Roman eplstle and called from a
grand piano to q cigar. A long Hat
OF props is terror TO a property
mau. 1t means additional work,
for. beg, borrow or steal, he must
have every item on the list. lie
never steals, he seldom begs. he
sometimes borrows; he frequently
buys, but usually rents, One OF
the props called for is stick Of
grease paint. This suggests the
nice distinction esta blished by stage
customs IN regard TO props. Every
actor has stick OF grease pain! in
his makeup box, but as a prop is
something seen or handled on the
stage. but not used in costume or
make up it IS evident that the
paint oply touches it or effscts 10
paint with or else it would be u
prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

renee teacher Of sewing at a salary
OF $3.50 per year, to take effect on
,ov E, 1901.
Owing to our not knowing who
are available for positions as reg
ular OF substitute teachers in our
schools. we have sent the following
letter TO each person whose name
is on the lat for regular appoint
mcnts at the present time:
"Wlll YOU be ready at any time
soon to take regular position in
the Wilmington public schools!
"Do you want your name on the
substitute list!
mo name will be placed on the
substitute list unless the person
will be ready at any time to go
where she is needed to substitute.
"it you are not ready to take a
position when notified, or do not
want to substitute, your name will
be dropped from the list
ICurcommittec would recommend
that the positions made vacant IN
school No. ! by the resign alton OF
Bessie Royal and in No. by the
transfer OF Alice e, Lawrence, be
not filled at the present.
In regard to the communication
from Maggie Narcissa Elias, your
committee would report that in their
Judgment Miss Elias has no valid
claim against the Board.
Mr.. Donaho asked il the letter
sent to the teachers was not rather
arbitrary, aa It required person
whose name is OIL the substitute
list must be ready to substitute
when called upon.
Mr.. Morrow said the object was
to find who is on the list. Some are
holding positions in Offices and will
not leave them to teach.
Mr. Fralm and President Short.
lidse SAID it was desired 10 find
who is on the substitute list.
Teachers ana substitutes are both
getting scarce.
Mr.. Doonell thought list Of
substitutes mast already be in eX.
Istence.
The report Of the committee vas
adopted.
A ch.ck for 50 was drawn in la
vor of the Royal insurance Co. 10
pay Tor $4,000 insurance on house
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
T, B, RILEY
aces,

Oar laces are attracting a grea.
deal Of attention; all new goods this
season.
Venice bands from Is cents to
SIPS 4 gard.
Black chiffon applique bands,
20 cents 10 SIS.
Black and white sparsleu nets,
500 10 81 90 yard.
We are showing a complete lins
OF black silk ruifs from sl.OO 10
So 50.
Lace collars and bolero jackets
from Us cents to S. co.
Our pew Christmls pocketbooks
have arrived. We also have a tue line
OF leather, bead and metal chata-
lainc bags.
Bag tops from so cents to $50.
Wednesday we will offer speciat
barg in every department
~, cent tlannelette for 10 cents
yard.
10 cent hannee.te for S cents a
yard,
aud : cent quality chin,z, blacl.
aud co!ors, Wednesday S price. .
cents.
s pieces fancy stripe and plain
skirt lining. IS cent goods now
ceats.
Ribbon hair bows at . and
cents.
Liberty satin ribbon, No. %. ?
cent quality, at u cents.
Ladies 25 cent vests at ~ cents.
Black spool silk, ; cents a spool
Hooks and eyes with the imp,
Z cents a card of two doIen.
Is Yards OF Hill muslin, bIeached,
for 800.
We are showing 10 beautiful pat
terms Of unblea ched table damasI.
tor - cents yard, worth IS ce nts.
At + cents, we are showing a -
inch bieached table dan.asli in new
patterns that have been sold al IS
cents and 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
No arreSLs MnIe YeE

Wost Ch,s'sr Local says: Robert I.
N..ltcr. who ro,il,s on ono Uf tho Yeat-
nan farms. in Kennel township, on which
.ho three barns wero burned within "A
short period, was In towl on Saturday
AMI says there have boen no nrrcsts mad,
ynb They know nothing about tho New
\ ork dotectlvJ ores circulated by Tho
Wilmington poper. ami do not uud Or
stand what hoy are trying to do. IL Is
certain however. ih1J Quo man su.pccte
has LETT ths nn!ghborhooi. IL isthouyht
that the dotec,ivo; may b. working u
schcmo either TO receive u large reward or
eau Q some Of the suspects to 'squ,!' up
on the others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

MARSHAL John C. Shorts tern
expires on January. 1st aud already
numerous applicants are alter it.
We have no hcsitancy in saying
that the man to succeed Mr.. Short
should by all means be a Whining
tonian. Mr.. Short would like to
succeed himself. No wonder as it
is the easiest berth he has had in
his life and he like all other office
holders does not wish to let go OF it.
But we think that there are
others this time who will have the
Presidents ear aud new man be
appointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

Joseph Arthur's pastoral melo.
drama "Lost River. The place
Of action being at Lost River, Ind.
The characters are fashion able
visitors to the famous health resort
near BY and the uncultivated ma.
tives Of that remote region. The
scenery depicting Lost River Val.
ley is superb. Lost River will
be at the Grand Opera House on
next Tuesday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

Dudley e. Hamlin big sroduc-
tion of The Queen Of Chin a atown"
opened at the Wilmington Theotre
last night to an audience that com.
pletely packed the house TO every
corner. Hundreds we're una BILE to
buy even standing room, but those
who succeeded in getting inside
witnessed one of the most striking
production that has been seen at
the theatre for some weeks. Hop
Lees gambling den, the opium Joint
and the destruction OF the same BY
fire, the concert hall. the mission
school, &C., are pictured in faith.
full and correct manner.
The management of the Whining
ton Theatre announces that every
lady attending the matinee per-
tormance on Wednesday will be
presented with Il Chinese souvenir.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
DOCKSTADERS

Crowded houses greeted the open
ing performances at Dockstader's.
yesterday afternoon and even ing.
The features OF the bill are Geo.
Neville g. Company in laughable
comedy entitled IA Gold Deal" and.
Mr.. and Mira Murphy in a come.
dietta "Why Dugan Swore Off,"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
TIE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.

The last successful rural play,
1.-The Village Postmaster will be
produced at the Opera House on
Friday evening. November 22nd, IN.
der the auspices of the Young
Mems Republican Club. The com.
pany will include the came cast that
has Just finished their successful
runs Of over 200 nights 10 New York
and Chicago and over 100 nights in
Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

The ladies interested in the rum
mage sale held at Pyle's Cycle
Academy last week cleared nearly
$1,000. Is it any wonder that the
charitable organizations want to
hold rnmmage sales? Most of the
articles are donated to the ladies
and when sold. count all profit. 1t
is wonderful, the mass of stuff that
is disposed of at cue OF these rum
mage sales that is put to use by
others who purchase them at bar
gain prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

At the regular meeting Of
me Board Of Education last even.
,pg reports were received, the deed
or the new lot on Delaware avenue
accepted aud considerable, other
business trans acted
Treasurer Bartram reported for
October as follows
Dir.
BALANCE new building 50, p,S5S S.
Balance current expenses 6,+25 IS
Appropriation by Coancil l4,I-ll.5l
dividend, state school furd u. ia %
Mt. on deposits Union Bank 59. 80
Amt from nonresident pupils 600
Total .,,..,..........S7l,1 1oS II
CIR.
Salaries paid teachers SIS. 1)+. s.
officers and Ianitors ! 500 81
l'ald tor books - stationary $40 %
Tor buildings .. 1SS 4.'
for heating apparatus 5lno4
for furniture l.O1i. IS
for Iual 1881,
ior manna training sup.
plies OATS
for supplies for supervisor u IS
Free Library h15.tl
ior repairs ISL. IS
Miscellaneous 1&lSS.Os
bance, new buildnr l5,7lO.7SI
hala"ce, current expenses .. j. 3
Total 7S;l4t
Gentlemen: your COMMITTEES Oh
teachers would beg leave to report
as follows:
We, in connection with the super
inscndcnt, have arranged lor i To-
cal teachers institute to BE- held in
the High School auditorium Dec. L.
and IS next.
We have appointed Joanna dup.
Mclaughlin as supervisor OF sew
ing in ali schools ior-whitc children
a, salary OF $500 per year.
We have appointed Alice l.. Law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
JESSIE SAWTELLE COMPANY

JESSIE SA AWTELLE CUNPA n 7.
At the Opera House last even
ing the Sawtclle Dramatic Company
opened a week. 8 engagement. IAN
Irish Arab was givcu last evening
and the company gave one Of the
best entertainments ever seen here
at popular prices. This afternoon
the company presented "Hearts Of
Virginia. and this evening 1.-THE
Eryptian Princess. Both are
well known attractions. Speciall
ties are given and the performances
will be worth seeing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
Anniversary Reception

The congregation Of Gl'bert Presbyter
Ian church will celebrate tbs Eighth an
nsversnry OF the pnst0rats o! Rsv. j, U,
Jefferson, with church supper on Thurs
day evening. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
HEARTS OF THE BLUE RIDGE.

Hal. Reid's idyl, Hearts OF the
Blue Ridge" will be presented at
the Wilmington Theatre Thursday
and the balance of the week by Mr..
Lewis Don nazetta and his popular
company. This play is a startling
drama Of rare merit. straving from
melo.drama to the tiuest comedy
and telling story Of a North Caro-.
lima mountain feud 10 an original
and striking manner. The COM
pany is evenly balanced and gives
a highly meritious performance.
The singing BY the "Blue Ridge
guartette is pronounced the best
given BY any colored quartetts on
the American stage Of to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

Mrs. Baer, was removed from her rms,
dence. Nod u King street, THE morning
III the Phocnix ambulance to tho Dola
ware hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
.K1aMEgY0UR 0P1N70N?!

the bird
the greatness and beauty OF the store It's because who have been1
here Pleased visitors freely themselves and not ams' etyou know
the wife leading
With me COUCH"
stopped
10
lean by buying here"
to o.
heyondm
Which k new gaining
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

The Delaware College foot ball
team 10 about knocked out for this
season. It's members have been
particularly unfortunate and .sey.
eral OF them have met with the
breakers and been crippled to such
an extent that they we're un nable to
take part IN the game last Satur-
day. The Delaware boys, know
ing the crippled condition of thei
team. should not have played th:'
game. They had better rest up 4.
they expect to put up any kind o,
game on Thanksgiving Day.
IHE REPUBLICAN will club with
The Farm Journal next year aud
any OF its readers can get both pa.
pers Tor about the same price they
have been paying for the REpuBLI.
CAN, pay able in advance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
1HB DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
/ and Publishing Co,
TuBi IsHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
s. E. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at Wiinin ston
DEL as second.Ciass mail matter,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER u, 1901,

QUITE a surprise was sprung on
the people Of our city last evening
by the arrests of former Levy Court
Commissioner Harry M. White,
Levy Court Commissioners John +.
Lying and John Mea!ey. War
rants had been sworn out on Mon
day morning for the arrests Of these
gentlemen and the writs were
served by the Stale dete :tiyes in
the afternoon. All OF the accused
gentlemen promptly gave bail and
were released from custody. The
charge against them is that OF TAX
ing money wro1gfully from the
county in theis capacity as Levy
Eourt Commissioners. Attorney
General Ward has the matter IN
hand and it is said that he intends
10 push the cases to trial. It re-
mains to be seen what can be
proven against them. They will
Dave a chance TO defend themselves
after they have been indicted and
placed on trial in the upper court.
1t ia understood that the suits Aave
been brought about through the
'nstiga alton olIEe citizens commit.
tee, who are after all the ollici ais OF
his county whom they think have
not been straight.
IT is reported that State Sen ator
]. Frank Alice will visit Washing.
ton and consult with the President
in relation 10 the Federal patronage
IN this State. 1t don't look as it
The President intended 10 take any
advice from any body in regar d to
The Federal appointments but Cou.
.ressman l.. ii. Bali By this
means the fight in the party will
undoubtedly be kept up until the
Republican party in Delaware will
become the minority instead of the
majority party. 1t would be well
or the would-be leaders to give
both factions appointments and not
lake them from one faction, that is
It these men care for the future
success OF the party. Ii not, let
Them 90 on as they have been do
ing and they will surely get all
hat Is coming to them and IN a
lew years will have been forgotten,
as having been consulted 10 the po-
Iitical affairs cl their party. Par.
Ties 20 on hut men who have been
active in these parties drop out OF
The game and soon are one OF the
mas beens. There are plenty OF
them today in Wilmington.
THE farmers, owners and ten
ants, are getting even with the
Delaware gunners. At ,the last
Legislature law was passed pro-
uibting persons from killing game
and shipping it out of The State.
Numerous farmers have been i. the
habit ofkilling game on their farms
down the state and shipping it
away, deriving quite a nice sum
In the guning season. The farm.
ers are posting notices prohibiting
any person from cunning on their
premises with either gun or dog.
There lave been dozens Of notices
sold and posted in the last two
weeks. Those VINO have been look
Ing forward to the rabbit season
opening on the 18th inst, will have
to own their own premises or run
The risk ol being prosecuted for
trespass. The farmers say the
gentlemanly gunuers had the law
passed. and now they, the farmers.
have the say as TO who shall kin
lhe game on their property, 1t Is
lit for tat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12
LOST RIVER.

Interest never flags and exciting
incidents follow each other faat IN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-12

THE Court House at Tenth and
Market streets. was not painted
before It needed IT. The cupoI a
was in bad condition and in fact.
all the woodwork was bare ard
beginning to get water soaked.
The money on tn, lob was well eX.
pended. and the work done at u
far price. 1t was done by askiu.
for BIDS and tie lowest bidder got
the work.