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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19
STRONG FOOD.
HavInc the Longest Staying Powers.


1t is n good thing to know how to
select food that will so thoroughly
feed and nourish the body that there
is no indication of hunger or faint
ness from one meal to another.
Grape-Nuts Food will carry the
user longer, probably, than any other
food known. y young lady attend
ing business college writes from
Atlanta. Ca, saying: Before / be-
gan using Grape-Nuts l got so hun
CRY before the dinner hour that l was
faint and almost sick, but since l
have Grape-Nuts Food for breakfast
study harder, and wait longer for
my dinner without experiencing any
of the former trouble.
One great advantage is that it re-
quires no cooking or preparation. /
wish every one knew of the value of
Grape-Nuts Food for children in
school,. Parkhurst-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19

good reason to believe il will be, will
open up an altogether new field in
the Y. NJ. C.. 4. work.
Granite City is near the Mississippi
river just above East St. Louis and
gets its name from the manufacture
of granite ware, to which the place
is almost exclusively given up. The
place is owned by the clearinghouse
who have in their employ
about 10000 men, who for the most
part have their permanent homes in
St. Louis. The question of providing
suitable temporary homes for their
employees at Granite City has been
one OF the problems of the owners of
this very thriving industry and has
finally led them to investigate the
system used in the railroad depart
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19
The Carving Season.

The DAYS of cranberry sauce have
come. The turkey, too, is here. No
vember formally introduces the cary
ing season. Our cutlery is of the
best quality and most graceful pat
tern.
You will enjoy your duties as host
if properly equipped. We can do it
at the lowest price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19
INTO A NEW FIELD
Secretary Bruner Asked to Plan
Y. M. c. A. Home for Gram
lite Works Men.
CALLED TO LOWER PART OF STATE
To Submit Proposition to Firm Hav-
ing 10000 EN-
ployes-

A. NJ. Bruner, of this city, the
hustling state secretary of the rail-
road department of the Y. NJ. c. ~.
went to Chicago today, from which
place he will in few days go to
Granite City, ILL.,, to submit a prop
osition which, if accepted, as he has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19
Notice of Annual stockholders meeting
Rock Island, ILL.,, Oct. %, 1901.

MUCK I5IdIIUf TIT ONV- -
The regular meeting of the stock
holders of the Peoples Power COM
pany will be held at the office OF the
company in Rock Island, Illinois, on
Friday, November %, 1901, at $3.50
D. m, for the election of board of
directors and such other business as
may come before the meeting.
S. S. DAVIS, Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19

Inspires one to nobler and better
deeds; unlocl1s the gates of happi-
ness; pours glowing vitality into
your system. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. IS cents. T..
III. Thomas, druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

When the cholrs Of the presc ut
day are Singing, not one III hun
dred can tell you which Is the old.
est Christian hymn and that 1t was
composed by pagan, the Roman
Emperor Adrian, bat by pcrsacu-
tor oil Christians rs we'll. The
hymn begins with the line ''NItal
Spark Of Heavenly Love and was
written between the years ~ and
i38 A. d.. the date, OF the IImpcr-
or birth and dea,h. The h mn
was parapErascd by Alexander
Pope IN the early part oil the 18th
century.
The way they Keep cabbage IN
Tennessee durIn. tic winter They
sink barrels IN the ground to with
IN foot OF the top, aud then bank
up the earth around IT, Cut oft the
heads oil cabbage and pack them
in, top down. Throw piece OF
sachlug or 4 board top over the
barrel and cover with a coarse it,
ter, such as leaves, straw or any
other material 10 keep out the frost.
They can be easily taken out when
required, ny removing the h,ter,
whlch can be replaced LitrrwarI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

IL IS not necessary 10 spend II large
amount of money to visit the numerous
charming resorts reached by tho South
ern Railway round trip tickets are on
sale at red uced rarc, and this great steel
highway al th0 south leads to wondcrous
regions of beauty and health. upon trains
that glide. as il on the wings Of the wind,
over the sfn oothcst Of tracks. The jour
Dev is made in luxurious trains embrac.
ing all the comforts and conveniencos Of
the finest metropolitan hotels. All
through trains are composed Of the high
est type Of Ve7tibuied Pullmans and din
Ing cars ara operated throughout tho year
Iha resOr!s of the South are varied in
attractions as well as climatic conditions.
Those in robust haalth who slilp'y seek
warmer climate where they may escape
thu ligors of Nor haru winter, may
choose wholly rs fancy dictates. Florida,
Thomasvil!c, c.. Augu,ta, Ga, Aiken,
S. G, SuElmervii!c, :. c., Pinehurst n.
q, arc delightful places TO visit during
the winter months The Land of tho
Sky has mn Ideal winter climate. OF
this section AsLyiIle IL the centre, but by
no means tho only desirable place. There
arc scoro OF others. such as Sa!uha, Sky
usn. lyon, Sapphire, Warnesville, Hen.
dorsHnv!lle, Flat Rock, Skyland, aud
Hot Strings. The winter temperature is
almost Identical with that OF Southern
France and Northern Italy. In any II
these, excellent Accommodations are 10 De
hal
The southern Railway operates tho
most perfect through service botwoon
l'h'iad iphia and Florida, tho south and
Southwest thnb l.. Hopkins, Disir!ct
Passenger Agent, S2S hasInuG st, Phil
HdoIphig, viii 10 pleased 10 furnish cory
Of book Winter Homes in tho South
nd al information.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
Malls Iiifled OF Money.

West Chester, Jan, 10. Inspect.
ors Of the Post Office Department
are Investigating the disa ppearance
Of letters containing money between
Chadd $ Ford and this place. Sen.
salional Developments are expect.
ed because registered letters have
been taken from mail pouches be,
tween the points. The merchants
OF Chadd s Ford do their banking
here and send their cash by mail
tor deposit. Other letters contain.
ing cash have disappeared.
The heaviest loser is Il. b Bald.
win. who forwarded letter con.
tanning over $500 two DAYS aro.
J. B. Pyle, Of Cossart. also j oct
heavily at the same time. The
mail IRON Chadd 5 Ford comes to
l.enapc over the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad and then 10
This place by trolley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
THE VOTE
AT DOVER.

At a Join. session Of both houses
OF the Delaware legislature today
the vote Tor Senator was asfolows:
Addicks, l6: kenney. %; DUPONT 8;
Richards. |; Spruauce, /; Higgins.
j. Bird, |
Short term: Addicks. l6; Sauls.
bury, -; Richards, .; Niclds, /;
Joha Gray }. HllIcs.2 necessary
to choice 20
In the house today Mr.. Bavnard
introduced bills covering the 81 ant
ing 0: peGdIers' licenses BY Clerk Of
Peace, and the admission to vii.
mnston schools OF pupils living in
other districts.
Mr. Robertson int oluced bills
for the completion OF the Work
House ans the Wilmington High
School.
Senator kuox declines 10 confirm
Governors Uunn's appointment of
Dr. Layton as Secretary Of State.
The matter will come up this after.
noon in the Senate as well as that
OF Judge Cochran appointed by ex-
Governor Tunnel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
utiAltlS
UEA1HS
ROOrHE-At CynWyd, Pa. on Jan q

BOOTHE--At Cynwyd, Pa. on Jan g. 1901,
Lizzie NJ, vile Of Harry h. Bottle in her
3Vth year.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend
the funeral services from the residence OF
her parents, Mr. AMI Mr.. James Nicely, No
l7lS Gilpin avenue, " lmington. Del, on
Wednesday afternoon, Jan lith, at 2 O'Clock
lnterment at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
ELY On The 18th inst Ann!o N. wife Of
Benjamin { Ely, aged 81 yenrs.
Relatives and trien IL are invited to ate nd
the funeral services on Wednesday evon in x
January ID, at 90 ocii from the res idence
of her husband No 9 south harrison street
lnterment at harrington, Del. Train leaves
7. ". u b. station at S 10 o'clock Thursday
morning.
CARLY -Cn Saturday. the lath inst, at her
late residence. 1907 French street Amelia $.
Carly.
Relatives friends and members Of Ord or Of
J. r. Kiddinssaud Jol!iIre Union Hand in
Hand 10 lgs Dg lighters Of Saharia Q, hhRla.
lene Fountain G2e, Order OF True Reformcra,
and Ada Chapter. No !, Crde, Of the Eastern
Star are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday afternoon At o'clock.
Services in Bethel A. N. f. chnrch.Interment
in the family vadlt in the rear of A. y. NJ. p.
church domains can be viewed on Nednos.
day evening from to p, IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
A CONGRESSMAN KISSED
CnlOOked For Incident In the Boon
investigations.

CnlOOlked For Incident In the Boon
Investigation.
WEST POINT, Jan. 16.--An unlocked
for Incident occurred yesterday at the
close Of the afternoon session CT the con.
gressonnl committees investigation at
the, United States Military academy.
! There. was very large attendance Of
army officers, with their wives and
daughters. present
When Congressman briggs asked ca
Diet Deem II it was through having "a
convenient memory" that he could only
remember Cadet Sheridan's name out
Of all the men he had exercised.
there was a storm OF Kisses. which run
round the room. The women as well
as the men took part in it, and II was
evident that they considered the question
as one lmpunsing the credbility Of the
witness.
The code Of honor at West Point, nc.
cordins to the testimony adduced during
this investigation. as well as the military
inquiry, does not admit of untruthful.
ness. and the people living at the post
resent anything suggestive Of q doubt
on this point.
Congressman briggs immediately ask.
ed that the courtroom be cleared. but
Chairman Dick declared a recess Of au
hour and 4 half without recognizing the
request.
Several officers did not try to conceal
their dispessurc at the question put by
the Brooklyn congressman.
They also said that Judge Smith. an.
other member Of the committee, had no
right to say in his examination Of Deem
that SHE death of Booz was laid at
Deems door"
The news of the Kissing spread quickly
al over the post, with the result that the
attendance at the night session was IN
usually large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
STARTS FOR !: &: : !:
- p6i.,
WASHINGTON.

Harrisburg, Jan. l6. Colonel NJ.
S. Quay. Senatorciect, left here this
morning for Washington. He was ac-
companied by his daughter.
At noon to-day the Senate and the
House of Representatives. will meet
in Joint conyentinn to hear the re-
ports of the vote for United States
Senator, taken separately in the two
houses yesterday. The announce
mcnt will be that Colonel NJ. S. Qnay
received 20 votes in the Senate and
lO4 in the House, being majority in
each branch Of the Legislature, where
upon, without taking another vote,
the presiding officer of the joint con-
vention will formally declare Colonel
Quay elected United States Senator
from this State for the yacany exist
ing since March4, 1899.
~ Colonel Quay's commission. which
already has been engrossed will then
be signed 10y the presiding officers of
the Senate and House and by Cover
nor William A. Stone.
Tomorrow Senator Pcnrose will
present this commission to the Speak
er pro TEN. of Senate, after which
Col. Quay will appear at the bar Of
the Senate and take the oath Of Of
flee,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
TROUBLE In
CHURCH.
Dissensi0n Prevails in the
Official Board of As.
bury NJ. E. Church at
/ Present.

Accidents will happen in the best Of
regulated families and troubles and
discussions arise when least expected
Such is the state of affairs in the otiic-
ial Board of Asbury, NJ. e, Church
at the pres ent time
James T.. Mckay is one or the main
figures in the trouble. lie and the
pastor, Rev. james Grove, ID. D. have
been at loggcrheads, The result be-
ing that after belonging to the official
Board for twenty years, Mr.. Mckay
has been relieved by the pastor and
consequently Mr. Mckays friends are
inccnsed and two factions are now in
the Board. Mr. Mckay held two
offices in the church and therefore was
entitled to a seat in the official Board
But he and the pastor seemed not to
get along very well on some questions
and Mr.. Mckay was relieved of one.
Soon aflerward he received a letter
telling him that some one else would
hereafter I'LL the other pos ition which
he held. This incenscd the friends of
Mckay and at present the breach in
the official Board wldcns.
Members of the church are panied
over the turn affairs have taken. 1t
is but short time ago that Presiding
Elder Watt Is said to have given de-
clSion that was opposed to Mckay.
President RidgWay had ordered the
removal of circulars from the church
and the Presiding elder, it is said, de-
cid"d that it was the pastor who
should have ordered the removal Of
the circulars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
BRAVE WORK
OF PATROLMEN.
Officers Shelby and
Sherry Save a WOmans
Life by Prompt Ac-
ton.

e., Patrolmen Sherry and Shelly
saved the life OF Mrs. Kate Dennis,
OF No. 1904 King street this morn
ing and in doing sohad their hands
severely burned. Both officers were
obliged to leave their districts and
will be confined to their homes for
some days. About 9 o'clock this
morning, both officers were stand.
! ing at the corner OF Thirteenth and
King streets. when they heard the
cry Of "Fire." Upon looking across
the street they saw little girl
running from the house No. 1904 fol-
lowed by her mother, whose clothes
were on fire.
Quick as flash, the two patrol
men dashed to the woman's aid.
They succeeded in preventing her
from going to the street, where the
strong breeze blowing at the time
would have proved fatal to her. 1t
+ was only matter of few seconds
until the men showed Mrs. Dennis
back into the vestibulc of her home
where they tore the outer clothing
off that was on fire.
In doing so, the two brave men
had their hands badly burned.
They went to the pharmacy of Dr.
James Morgan, corner Thirteenth
and King streets, where their H.
juries were dressed.
Word was sent to the police sta
ton and Chief Massey detailed
Captain Kane on the case. When
he arrived, he ordered the officers
TO their homes, as there hands are
badly charred. Officer Shelly was
taken sick in the drug Store and
removed TO his home at No. 42b East
Seventh street in the patrol wagon.
Officer Sherry was able 10 walk to
his home at No. 1916 King street
Dr.. Morgan also dressed Mrs.
Dennis injuries, which consisted
OF severe burns to her right hand
and two fingers on her left hand
Mrs. Dennis WAS ironing when
the accident happened. In turning
around the stove her dress caught
on IRE ana IN moment she was
enyeloped in flames. Then she
made dash for the front door,
preceded by her little girl who gave
the alarm. 1t WAS "A fortunate
thing that the officers were in the
neishborhood and that they acted
50 promptly or the result would
have been much more severe.
Chief Massey viii recommend the
two officers for special commcnda-
ton by the Commission. The Chief
is highly eiatcd that the officers
saved the woman s lie and Will.
he IS sorry the men got their hands
burned, he feels pleased that the
life OF a human bejn. WAS ~aFcd 10y
the two patrolmen
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
A DOUBLE
FUNERAL.

! One Of the saddcst sights eve
witnessed was that Of the doubh
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Logan AM
her son Joseph Logan. who were
buried this morning. The body
Mrs. Logan reposed in a black GOV
cred caskct, silver mounted. Upor
tine lid was the inscription "Mrs
Mary M. Logan, died January r.,
1901. aged 40 years. Rest in
Peace.
The body Of Joseph rcposed 10 :;
steel covered casket, silver mounted.
Upon the lid was silver plate
bearing the inscription "Joseph J
Logan died January Il, 1901, aged
70 years, The caskets we're plac-
ed side by side and thousands view
/ ed the remains.
The altar was strcwn with flow
ers and contained 81 burning can
dies.
The floral designs were of natu,
raj flowers, very handsome, and
consisted OF the following: Pillows,
bearing the in scrIptions "Mother'
and "Brothcr" from the children:
cross, on which was inscribed
"Brother' from his brothers and
sisters; cross and wreath. Mr..
Harry Stocklc; lilies, Mrs. Tullcy;
bunch of carnations, Misses Tulley:
carnations, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien;
carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Toman
q h Irnn, In n
ing Company and several small
bouquets.
The pail bearers Tor Mrs. Logan
were: Messrs. Daniel McCusker,
sr,, Michael Rafferty,, Michael
o Neal. John Butler, Jeremiah Sui
Ivan and Humphrey Lynch.
Those for Joseph were: Messrs
Thomas f. Gormley, Harry T.
Graham, Andrew Cahll. John A.
Hamilton, Thomas r. McEyllly and
Michael J. Kelley.
The hearses which bore the collins
were drawn side by side from the
house on Front street to st. Peters
Pro'Cathedral Church, the one con.
tanning Mrs. Logan's body being
driven by Vim. Coylc. and the one
containing Joscph's body by VIM.
McCrea.
Long before the corpses arrived
at the church, twas crowded many
going with the expectation OF the
Baskets being opened and then they
would be able 10 get glimpse OF
the deceased.
AT the church the services we're
IN charge OF Rev. Father John
Lyons aud Rev. Father McVelgh
prea ched the sermon. Father Nc.
Weigh spoke words of confidence
and sympathy TO the Lereaved
children, but sad that we must re.
member that Oar bodies are made
CT dust and that they must return
TO dust. lntcrment was made IN
the New Cathedral cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6 The
Russian cruiser Voiug was formally
placed in commission yesterday at
Cramps shipyard. Although her officers
and crew have been aboard the vessel for
some tine it WAS not until yesterday that
the actual transfer Of the vessel from her
builders to the Russian government was
made. Tho ceremony was simple. After
the Russian ensign had been raised Cap.
tain Hehr the ships commander, called
the crew On deck. They stood with Leads
uncovered us he announced that the yes
sci was now in readiness to obey any or.
der Of the czar. They were then ordered
to their respective stations. Following
this formulity the ships Officers gathered
about Captain Rchr as he presented to
Charles II. Cramp a silver loving cup
manufactured In st. Petersburg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

FLOUR-State and western continued
weak, with buyers and sellers stili apart;
straIshts 50 lSass6; wnte ya ext Extras ssa
f2pJ' winter pat nts. s.. 7ol3e5.
WllEAT-Weak and lower, following
benrish cables liberal primary receipts
and local unloading: March. So's9Slo
MAJ, slisMSlisc.
RYE-bull state, b7GlS4c.. C. l. E., Now
York, car lots; No. 2 western, ts',c,. {. o.
rORN~opcncd steady on poor grading,
but afterwsrd yielded TO the drop m
OATS-sow, but barely steady; track.
white. state, 3ihH35c.; track, white. west.
ern, SI4G35c
P0RK Firm; mess sllals; family,
i.ARD-F'lrm; prime western steam
BurTER. Firm; state dairy. l4alslsc. ;
CHTESE-Stesdy, fancy. large. fall
mads, lit9ll'sc,; fancy small, fall made,
Zoos Barely steady; state and Penn.
sylyan!a. 2I1z2c. western. loss off 20rc.
SUGAR.-Kaw flrm; fair rehAlns, SAC:
centrifugal 70 test, lHo., refined steady
orSshsah, s Sles RHvSS.rtd sss' o,..,.
~TTRpENrINE-virm at 4S4osc.
RfcE-stsady: domestic, 3H6*3.e ia.
'TAtXS%o@ STEADY; city. s.c.; country.
HXY-.stssay: shipping. 77nasoo; good
70 choice. SjHy5a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragr apis
About Visitors and
Home Entertain.
mentS.


A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mrs. Earnest IIindercr at her
home 1920 Scott street by her many
friends who called to wish her a long
and happy life. The evening was
spent in games and music. Among
those present were: MIR, Ilindcrer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Thco. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Swithin Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Jones. Miss Ethel Hinderer, Miss A.
melia c Jones, Miss Ella Hopkins,
Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss Louetta
Hinderer, MeSsrs. Raymond Hinder
Grand Earle Hopkins. Alta late hour
the guests were invited to the din.
ming room where refreshments were
served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

Chicago, Jau l6 Special. Ma.
chine manufacturers not connected
with the National Metal Trade
Association arc likely TO have a
strike on thsir hands before spring
unless they grant their men nine
hour day. a year ago 10000 men
employed by members Of the Asso-
citation won nine hour day BY
striking. Now the employees OF the
other concerns want the same con-
cesslon. Nearly 10000 men are in
tcrested in the movement. The men
are organizing at the rate OF 1000
a dav.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
CARD BASk Ell.

Mrs. Ihlman is laid up with the Ia
grippe.
John Brown left last night for Salt
Lake City to make an estimate for
large organ.
DR.. Emily Hunt Of Philade! phia
lecturcd to the pupils Of Friends
school yesterday Oh birds. their eth
les and economic value. The talk was
illustrated by lantern slides DR..
llynt will deliver another lecture to
the school Cn Friday, January 81.
Her subject will be. Mature in the
city streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

The Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Com
pany announces the 70 lowing personally
conducted Tours for the season OF 1901
Washington ID, C.; 'Sovon Tours will
leave Philadelphia and Wilmington us
follows; Jan. 18th, Fob. 2lGt March 7,h,
March 2lst, April 4th. April 18th and May
end The rats from Wilmington to Wrsh
inRton and return will be $500, which
covers every expense. including trans.
portstiOn for the round trip transfers ami
Two days board at frat class Hotel IN Wash
inIton. Tickets will be good 10 return
On my train except Tho Royal Limited
within ten DAYS Including date IL desired
and permit stof-over at Baltimore
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

"ln Caua," remarked the first, "a
man who commits, Il crime often gets
another 10 take his punishment and
gives him money for IT,"
In thtt country" replied the sec
ond. ~ man VINO commits IL crime
may swear it on 10 another and give
him the laugh for it, hicaeo Post. !
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
Special Services,

Special services at Second NJ. p.
Church this week. Preaching. Wed.
ncsday evening by the pastor. Thurs
day evening by the Rev. George II.
Trnll Of East Lake Pres byterian
Church. Friday evening by Rev.
Fcorgn II. TruIl OF East Lake presby-
lerian Church. Everybody is invited
All are welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

Building Inspector Cassidy has
issued a permit to John N. Philips
TO erect mansion costing $4,000
for William Brickley. 1t will be of
stone and brick and will be erected
at the South East corner of Six
teenth and Mt. Salem Lane. 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

lnc's ADncr seth amt what | cal
'hjrk-aud-thjn parry man.
Uncle Hiram Mny he fever votes
anything but The regular ticker.
l'nc'c Abner-~Ics but hes aus
wl..in' TO admit thai ,hc country may
rot be ruined If The o. her fci,crs get
10. ErO0k.Nn Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

The new trial list Of cases before
the Superior Court Tor the ebruary
term I" now ready for distribution.
All cases coming after the Fraim
vs.. Fahcy case arc new additions
to tho list.