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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Pen nsy Extra divided.

Philadelphia, Nov The di.
rectors Of the Pennsylvania rail
road Company met today and
declared the regular semi-annu
al dividend Of 2! per cent and
sn extra dividend Of l per cent.
which places the stock on a 6.
per cent. basis.
The following statment was
ISSUED by the directors alter
the meeting. At "a meeting Of
The board of directors OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, held tits dav, a semi.
annual dividend of y per cent
and al extra dividend of l per
cent. was declared upon the
capital stock of the company
out Of the profits payable on and
after November 81, 1901, to
the stockholders as they stand
registered on the books OF he
company at the close of bust.
ness on November 4, 1901, or
to their legal representatives.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
LUCKY AND UNLucKY RAILS
tance Than the Way Of -. r.;
AliGhting. n TE,

"There is something rather curious
to me about the distances that men
may fall without getting hurt" OBJ
served New Orleans contractor, says
The New Orleans Times Democrat,
"bnt it is not always the case that
a drunken man can fall further than
other men without getting bruised up
or killed. In my own experience in
construction work l have observed
few instances where perfectly sober
men have fallen great distances with
out getting hurt. OF course, as a
general thing man whose muscles
are thoroughly relaxed on account of
the influence Of liquor is less liable to
injury than the sober man, who will
make all kinds of efforts to catch
himself, and who will in this way en-
danger his limbs by making them
rigid and stiff.
! But | recall the case Of a man who
was working on a building with me
several years ago, and at the time he
was engaged on the fifth story. He
was WI mug III ollC VI viz "ih''"o
in the side of the building. In some
way he lost his balance and went
head over heels down the side of the
building toward the sidewalk. The
sight ma.le me sick and | was actual
ly afraid to look on the sidewalk be-
low, because | felt certain that my
friend had been mashed into a pulp
by the long fall. We got down to the
ground as soon as possible. l was
surprised when I failed to see my
friend. He had not stopped on the
sidewalk, but went crashing into the
cellar. | rushed into The cellar, and
you can imagine the surprise ] felt
when met my friend with smile on
his face and making his way to the
short dumpy steps that led up out OF
the cellar. asked him If he was not
hurt, and he replied that the fall
jolted him little and that his blood
chilled somewhat while he was going
through the air but he was not hurt.
He had struck an iron CRATE that
worked rather easily on its hinges,
anu tHlH AZ us dii'N'h iiiii W.
slide with ease into the basement,
and it was this simple device that
saved his life. He was perfectly So
ber at the time, too.
"But now mark what happened to
another friend of mine while he was
under the influence of whisky. He
was not drunk, but he was in that
condition called comfortably full. He
was walking along a sidewalk that
was as smooth and even as any | ever
saw. For some unaccountable reason
he fell. His head hit first, and it
struck in a way that threw him over
on his back. The turn was sudden,
spasmodc and seemed to have been
caused by a muscular relaxation. He
never regained consciousness. HIS
skull was fractured badly, and he died
In few hours. These things go to
show that it is not so much a ques-
ton of how far man falls. How
fellow hits seems to be far more inn
Dortnnt than the matter Of distance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Mrs. Moore, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Lcnora, of Dover,
Del, were entertained by Miss Rosa
Thompson, on llallowe en- night. Sew
eral friends. some masqucd, called
during the evening, and the occasion
was enlivened by dancing. Miss Lot
tie Handy Of Washington, ID. c., pre-.
sided at the piano ind played all the
popular airs.
LESS also dropped In and imper.
sonated the darkey to perfection, get.
ting off all the latest coon songs and
comical darky sayings.
Mrs. Moore and daughter returned
home this morning. after having
spent very pleasant time
The following persons were pres
ent: Miss Leanora Moore, Bertha
Hill, Nellie Mcbride; josephine Lu-
kenS, Lillian Armour, May Thomp.
son, Ger rtrude Holley, Rosa Thomp-
son, Messrs. George Booker, Harvey
Booker, John Middleton. Lester
Reeves, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Moore
and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
TO DELIVER
MAIL TO FAR MS.

Washington. Nov l.-"Withln
five years every farmer, as we'll as
every city resident, will have his
mail delivered at his door. The
rural tree-delivery System will he
IN operation over an area OF 1000.
900 square miles, and this will iu-
clude all the inhabited territory Of
the United States
So spoke Superintendent A. w.
NJ achem. Of the iree-delivery divls-
SION of the Postoffice tonight "By
December L., continued Mr.. Ma
chem. "there will be 5000 routes in
operation. OF these 1.30 were estab
lished up to June 80, 1900. During
the fiscal year ended last June 200
were established. There are now
on file 5000 applications, and they
are coming in by the hundreds from
all parts Of the country. 1t will
take us from a year to year and
a halt 10 dispose of these. and in
the me antime others will undoubt.
edly accumulate. The department
will be compelled TO ask for a
much larger appropriation from
Congress next than was granted
for the prese ut fiscal year."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
AETHODlS7
UNION.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. l.--Bish op
Goodsell presided at the morning
session Of the Methodist bishops. 1t
was decided to hoid the nest semi.an.
nual conference at Chattanooga, at
which time closer relations and the
final union OF tine churches, North
and South, will he further considered
DR.. James NJ. King, who was the
first assistant Of the late DR.. Spencer
OF Atlanta, was elected correspond.
ing secretary Of the Church Exten.
sion Society, with headquarters in
Philadelphia DR.. Kings successor
will not be named until next week.
The reports of Bishops Cranston,
! Merrill and Andrews were presented
today and referred 10 committees for
further consideration.
( Bishop McCabe presided at the af-
tern1on session which was devoted to
reports from nine foreign countries.
Bishop Thuburn, who was present,
reported for his conferences in India,
Bengal, Burma. and the Philippines.
Bishop Vincent. fos the European
conferences and Bishop liartzell, for
the African conferences, reported by
! letter.
Bishop Hartzel is now on his way
/ to South Africa. He is able to trav.
ell from Cape Town to New tmil,ila
where lie hopes to hold the first con.
ference in that region next week.
The week III Liberia shows phenom-
enal lprogress.
The bishops were given a public
reception tonight. which was presId.
ed over by Hon. W. Is. Melish AMI
largely attended
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
SURPRISE PARTY.

A peasantsurprise party was given
to Miss Katie Ge:z Of Elsmere, Del. +,
On Wednesday evening.
Among those present were; Rev.
Frederick Doerr, Mrs Delma Wilson,
Katie Grandel, Edna and Maggie
Kirk. Miss Formau Of Elsmere: Car
re and Myrtle Snyder. Clara Oberlv,
Katie Henderson, Maud Bais, Mari
on Quinn, Marion McCaulley, Emma
Hitler, Eva lleiss, Gertrude McCaul-
ley, Charles Austin, Frederick Hitler
Curtis Kirk, Ralph Reese, George MAJ
gillon, Erwin Etchels Of New Castle,
Frank Sullivan, William Gietz and
Howard Obcrly-
After enjoying themselves by play
Ing games the guests assembled into
the dining room where refresh ments
were served.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
DIDN'T KNOW ITS VALUE.
F'ishcrnlen Cast Adrift n Lump of M
bergris Worth Several Thou
sand Dollars.

The fishing schooner Squan'um,
Capt. William ParSlow, just in from
the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
with cod, brings strange story, says
a Lemoinp (Me.) correspondent of the
Boston journal.
Capt. David parslow. of this port.
an ex-whaIer. brother of the skipper
of the S9uantun and principal owner,
was inspecting The craft aftcr her ar
rival and in the fo'rastlc detected
the odor of that precious product Of
the sea, ambergris. He traced the odor
to a pair Of sea boots belonging to one
of the crew, and upon diigent inquiry
evolved the fact that without doubt
at one time on the Squantum' last trip
mass of ambergr:s worth at least
$1,000 was alongside the little old
schooner and was allowed to 60 adrift
because The crew We're ignorant Of its
value, and. furthermore, that a sam
pie" that had been saved, and that ,tas
worth at least 500, had been used rs
lubricant for the boots of one of the
crew.
James Perkins, first hand and head
splitter Of the S1lnntum, tells the fol-
lowing story:
"One night on the Virgin rocks
Bill Jason, who was Np in the how.
sung out that there was some hing
drifting down on MS. We Thought first
it was a dead body or something. but
when it came alongside we see that
it was junk Of something as big as
II bal; caSk or bigger looked like tai
low, only it was dark grayish color,
notified with white in strcnl<s. !, had
a powerful smell SickiSh, sweetlilic.
1--WE had line round it and set
out TO call the skipper, but he was
snoonin' aud W" thought it wasn't
best to pet him r.led up about moth
ing, and -, after Oliver Eaton had cut
out junk, We let the stun 60 adrft
again.
"D,iyer made an awful smell with
The stutf a-"rsa>,n' his boots in the
fV'ca. lc and We made him mOv" them
out, Oliver said Il wasn't very good
grease anyWL! wouldn't give a pint
Of Eeat's font oil for ton Of the stuff"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
ca RID BASk ET.

Miss Eva Dodson entertained
number of friends at Halowe EN-
party at her home in Holly Oak last
evening. Several persons from this
city were present.
Miss Ruth lIyrons, No. S24 West
Seventh Street gave a masquerade
party last evening.
Mrs. Sherman Croft Of this city, is
visiting in Odessa,
Mrs $. Alice Cox Is spending the
week in New York in order to he near
her son George, who is ptaie Mt in
the Naval Hospital in brooklyn.
A. l'arIs is spending week at
Woodside.
William Riley is visiting in Middle.
town.
Magistrate Alfred G. Cox, of Mid
dletowu, is confined to his home with
sickness
Miss Laura Cooper OF this city, has
been the guest Of Mrs. W. Il. Pos ties
Of Camden, Del.
Miss Martha Townsend OF Odessa,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Eliza
beth Scott Of this city.
Mrs. Postlcs and Mrs. Rothwell of
New Castle. stopped in this city to.
day on their way to Philadelphia.
Col. ]ohn W. Johnson, Of the Del
aware Democrat of Georgetown paid
the REPUBLICAN Oflice q visit to-day.
lie is stopping with his bro,her.in.
law. ". Ii. Short, 2l2 Poplar Street.
Mrs. Harry c. York and Master
Cameron are visiting friends In this
city.
Joseph Erwin and Annie C. Graver
were married at Asbnry NJ. Il. Par :
sonage, November lst, by the Rcy.
H. S. Du!ancy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

We notice TINT n man with
coarse voice doesn't necessarily mean
man of much Importance Wash.
inst0u Ua.) Democrat.
The ladies Of 81, Patr,ck's church will
give IL supper on next Thursday evening.
Back houses will replace tn, frame
on"s nov being torn down at Nos. il2l,
li!i Walnut ,treut.
Peter McCotley has purchased from G,
T. r'rnzrr thc house at 30i Est Eighth
stree.
HNre. Argc Books Of Newark lost her
pnckr' b uk containing S3I IN the ana
~ Gems .t,rr his morning,
= Rohsr ! urn' who bns bcen III for over
voeH I. ,uroying rapidly and will be
Cut1p a. W days.
(tAl' taxesn"t paid to-day will be
COZ i",i"u ctnrdinR to law.
Thn city court has now Bible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
No Divorce For A Spanking.

Chicago, H.. Nov. I.-Judge
Chetlain decided to-day that wife
spanking is not ground for divorce.
Mrs. Anna V. Harris, wife Of J. G.
Harris, Board OF Trade man,
was the plaintiff.
"When | approached him one
evening to caress him said Mrs.
Harris. "he pushed ME through
the door and spanked me-" Mrs.
Harris said she was in her night
dress at the time, and that her
three small children were present.
On further examination Mrs.
Harris said. "lic pulled me down
over hi knees and spanked me"
I "A little spanking like that is
not case OF extreme crulety,"
said the Judge, and dismissed
the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
DbAI ns.

BOWEN in this city on Nov. l, 1871, Garrett
g.. youngest scn Of Frank y. and Wilhsl-
nina Bowen. aged years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at his parents residence.
1910 aIpin avenue on Monday afternoon. Nov
4th, at Z o'clock. lnterment vt Mt. Salem
cemetery.
BEUGLEsS-In this city, Ort. 81. 1901. Alice
Ann Gheen, daughter Of Joseph and Phebs
Bsugless. agei79 years.
Funeral from residence Of her son .in.law.
James Il. Cummings. lv5 West 2}d street on
Monday afternoon, Nov. 4, at o'clock. In.
terment at Mt. salem cemetery. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend without
further notice. West Chester papers please
COPY:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

TOR SALE 400 UNkEDEEMED OVER.
II coats that cost from SIS to s3i can lie
bought now at s3t $40 At Nc Alahon Bros. 81!
King street. Open at nj ght. o.i
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

Mrs. Frank A. McCloskey is the
guest Of Mra Laura Todd In New
York.
Judge Charles Swayne and family
Of Guyencourt, will leave for the south
Tomorrow, as the Judge will opel the
U. S. District Court at Pensacola,
Florida. this month.
Miss Mary Adams Of Philadelphia,
Is visiting the family of Mr.. Samuel
+. Belts.
Miss Edith V. RICHTER of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her cousins, Mrs. W.
Is. Haddock and Miss Irene Baird.
Mr.. Charles b. Middleton, accom-.
panied by his mother, who have been
cn a six weeks tour through CalifYn.
ia and Mexico, have returned homo
greatly pleased with their trip. They
visited numerous places Of note and
spent very enjoyable time seeing
the sights Of Gods country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
IraNcls MNl MilaS to WEI

Baltimore, Md, Nov. !. Miss
Mollc l.. BriclIcy, e this city has
started for CaIllpoosa, Chile, to we'd
Samue! McCrea, Il millionaire, who
formerly resided at Elliot City She
will take passage on a Liverpool
steamer at New York tomorrow.
From England she will sal! ior Chic.
, The distance to lie travelled is over
13, 600 miles. Miss Brickjey is 30
years old aud her intended husband
fs 10 "carS he. senior
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Services In Union ~. I: Church.

The l.day meeting at unlon NJ.
T. Church, closed with very sue
cess!ul service last night. quite Il
number were at tho altar and there
were some five or SIX professions.
Services tomorrow as follows:
Prayer meetins at $50 . clock, Sac
ramcDtal service at 10. 50 o clock
Sunday School revival service at ;
O'Clock, League service at b. 80 and
Pre- aching at 80 7. NJ. by Rev IL
&. Scudav.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
DOUBLE
'.l'' MURDER,

Amsterdam. N. Y, Nov 2-Fred.
erick Bankert early to-day killed
William Green. who lived in the sec.
ond story Of house on Elizabeth
ST., by shooting him in the neck
with revolver and splitting his
head open with hatchet Bank.
ert also shot Mrs. Green and cut
her head open with the hatchet
lntlict,ng fatal wounds. and then
shot himself Though the head, dy-
ing insta ntly.
Bankert was sultor OF Mrs.
Green before hei marriage. but his
love was unrequitted. Bankert
was sent to State Prison for shoot.
ing Mrs. Green once before. and was
released from there about six
months ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Organized Here,

The Elecl-ograph Company of
America was Incorporated at Dover
to-day with capital of$l, 900. 900.
and this afternoon the company
held meeting at the office Of Josiah b
Marvel to organize. Tho company
is backed by the Standard Oil Com.
pany and will be represented in
this city by the Delaware Charter
Guarantee g. Trust Company.
The following prominent gentle
men, who are interested were pres.
ent at the meeting:
w. e. Benson. of the executive
committee Of the Standard OIL Co..
New York; e. II. Bourne, +. B.
Squire, II. Il. Primer, Cleveland,
o. John II Taylor, Chicago: Charles
r. Huntley. Buffalo: Frank Martin,
c. NJ. Palmer, New York; Addison
c. Thomas. Chicago; Irving w.
Durfee, Detroit and w. X. Rose,
Cleveland.
+ Mr.. Marvel also sent papers to
Dover to incorporate the Bessemer
Foundry Company Of Sharpesville,
Pa, with capital OF $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Special Services at Newport.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for great day at Newport NJ
f Church tomorrow. At the morn.
ing s,"vice, 1890, Rev. A. Green,
the paS'vor, will preach a special SER
mon TO thelordcr Of Hcptasophs who
will attend in body, In the after
noon at ?, a Sunday schoo' rally will
be addressed by Rev. A. A. WiImot,
'Cf Wilmington, and in the evening
at 7.3O Rev. and Mrs. Van Brunk,
who have just returned from South.
ern Africa, will speak upon the pos.
sibilitles for gospel effort i'll that
field. The day 5 services viii close
with evangcllstic services
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Odes 4 People Sn.t {.

Odessa. Nov, > RepU bIiuuus hero ure
very much anu ed over ihc yIrtuGu5 Ouu
burst Of Willard salisbury in tbs Forum
on the political situn lou in Delaware
II would be bad enough TO any Democrat
to attempt even IA sight dufcnse OF Demo
cratic methods in Dein %are for the last
,hir years when their victories have all
been gained by money and leSnIled
fraud, Tut for Mr. Willard salisbury to
attempt u defence is simply piopOsturuus
Their leaders ali know and nune better
Shan Mir. salisbury that there has not
been M honest election in delaware since
the said gentleman rn!e:rd into politics.
Democrats in this !-rCtILn have openly
bought this way T. Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
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Fifteen Hundred FILE Race

Chicago, Nov. 2.-Seven children, &C
compnnied by their parents, endedn 1000
milo race for life last night at theChicago
Pastour Institute One other child will ar
rive to day. The youngsters, who arc all
under ten years of age, came from Col
orado Springs, Co.. where they were bitten
last sunday by mad dog.
The victims were me at the insti ute by
DIR, Logorio who administered the first
injection of sernm.
If the children had not arrived last
night he says tables would have devel oped
and death would have resulted. Dt.
Logoric said the children would recover.
Hi, patients are Charles Gregory. Cath
erino Lamb. Nellie Chester. Margaret
MvAnliife, Hazel aud Agnes Vanderver.
ter and Hazel MOeCh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
ON THEIR HONEY MOON,

John Il. Douglass and wife, who
have been the guests Of II. g. Swayne
at Guyencourt, left Yesterday for
Cuba, where the former is In the quar-
termaster dcpartmentas agent Of the
docks and Government railways in the
harbor Of llavanna. MIR. and Mrs.
Douglass were but recently married
at the brides home in New jersey,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
May Charge Boald Rent,

Some members of CITY Council
think of charging rent To The Board
OF Public Education for the room 1t
occupies ia tbs tax building on sixth
street, The board has occupied the
room for years aad has kept ii III re.
pair 1t is Gained that the Board
OF Education is not really a portion
OF the city government but la Il scpa.
ate corporation aud should therefore
pay fer What 1t gets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

L'oR SALE-A SECOND HAND BUGGY
II newly painted Apply at Cooper, gro.
Gerry store. 7th and Vanl3uren Streets
o!S4t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Iu Give a Numbsr Of lectures.

Hon. {. T.. Whc.au w,II lecture in
New Castle. Nov +: Dover, Nov. u;
Lewcs Nov, i; Gtorgetown, Nuy. :;
Milford, Nov :; Harrington nov. 8
and Wilmington SOY | in Pyle 5
Cyc,e Academy, The lectures are TO
be given under the auspices Of the
Modern Woodmcn Of America a
musical program will be given Ad-
mission free.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Death of a Friend.

StanIbury Murray Jr. has heard will,
much rsgr3t that his old friend Captain
James McIn yro who was one OF th 0 old
est pilots on Tho Delaware river is dead.
Captain Mcintyre was the first pilot 10
take charge Of tho Republic when she
made her trips to Cape May aud he knew
the river as we'll as any body In the services
He A. one time owned the steamer Bridge
ton which was burned
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Curiosity satisfied.

Ar Old co'Orpd woman was taking
on yesterday afternoon over he
death Of her baby as she was going
from church TO the hack. 4 white
woman Who knew her happened to be
passing and said. sympathetically:
(which one Of your children is dead.
Aunt Eila?"
"Thc one in IN, hearsc," moancd the
ncgrrss. -AtChisOn Globe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
On the Peoples Line.

The people Of Brandywine village
will petition for an extension of the
Peoples Railway tracks over the
Brandy wine bridge. The line goes
now within a square of the bridge.
This move is on account of the loug
" ats for cars TO Riverview.
Beglnniug on Monday a special
car will be 10 waiting at Seventh
and Buttonwood streets Tor tho
jackson and Sharp employees.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Must be Hanged

indianapolis. Ind, Nov. l.-Tho Su-
preme Court today decided that Jossph
keth must bs hanged Novemb 10 In
the State Prison at Michigan City. foi
the murder OF Nora kelier. ~ neighbor's
daughter, Of Elberfsld Ind.
Keith. who Il q wealthy man, IL fccus
ed OF hiding the girls body In awell n
of Inter throwing it into creek ~Mr, a
wa, found.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Work To Start

Contractor Berksry has had lot oi
rails end tics hauled between Dover and
Cooper's Corner this weak. On Thurs.
day night large crowd OF Italian labor
ers arrived and IRE occupying The tent a
Cooper's CorDer and will at once procees(
to build the trolley road. Work on ths
power hou near the camp grounds will
also start In few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
EIGHTlETH ANNIVERSARY.

The Female Bible Society will eel.
ebrate its eightieth anniversary in
Hanover Presby terian Church to.mor.
row night at 80 o'clock,
The pastor. the Rev. w. l.. Freund
will preach the anniversary sermon.
Friends Of the cause are invited to he
present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
An Optical Illusion.

Had a Chinaman been with vii.
liam kirkland Yesterday on East
Ninth street, the Celestial would
not say mo pushee, no pullee, y
for Billy saw pair Of horses pull
ing a street car. He was amazed.
He stood in wonder. Then the car
came closer and he saw hat the
horse were not pulling the car but
wagon in front of same. Billy
says you cannot believe all you see.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
SIX W0RKMEN
KILLED

Plymouth. Ind, Nov. 2.--Six lives
were lost aud over twenty persons
injured last Light in a wreck on
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, at what Is known
as.the o. and M. crossing at Dou-
aldson. The victims we're employ
ees and were on q construction
train which collided with an east.
bound local freight train. The
dead are: John Clifford OF Port
Wayne; Conductor Compton OF the
construction train, Fort WAYNE;
Hugh Carpenter, engineer of the
construction train. Fort Wavne;
Obcnchain Otis brakeman, Fort
Wayne; workman named Barker.
and an unidentified workman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
urncery News Mt IYnch'a,

Busy selling butter Zoe. ID Deer Park
Creamery 35". lb. Pure coffee l2c IL Good
mixed tea 3jc !h. Apricots lgc lb jelly
gias.es. 800 dozen, zoe dozen, Nav tomato
ca sun 200 gallon. mixed mustard l0c quart
Be,t Hour soc sack ood brooms 21c, large
sock. Right prices Prompt service. All
phones. Stores Fourth aud NJ adison streets;
Eighth and King streets sll-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Sdnteer IN ARMY

Washington, d, G., Nov, |, The
army canteen fight promises to as.
sumo additional proportions thrt ugh
the attitude recently taken or the
question by members of the Army
hnd Navy League, composed Of the
most prominent women Of military
Circles