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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
STUBBORN
CHECKRElN.

Miss Emily Webb, the friend OF
the horse. had battle with a
checkrein this morning for ten min.
utes and tine latter won. AS she
passed along West Ninth street
near Market, quick as flash her
kind hands let loose the rein tn at
held horses head up. She step.
ped away, ana not minute too
soon Tor the horse was a bitter. Had
she been foot nearer then it is
safe to say the horse would have
bitten her. Several persons who
passed by afterwards had close
calls IRON being bitten by the horse.
Miss Webb turned the corner OF
Shlpley street and there cspied an
other poor animal with its head
rerncd up. Ten minutes hard work
on her part failed 10 loosen the rein.
During this time fully 200 people
gathered along the streets and
watched the horses friend. A lead
ing lawyer who was present stated
that should the horse run away,
Miss Webb would be accounta BILE
Tor the damage. She told the men
they were only 50 mahy sticks
standing around and they should
be ashamed OF them selves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
THE BAY STATE
GAS CO.'S CASE.

Another move has been made in
the famous Bav State Gas Com
pany 5 proceedings in the United
States Court. Thomas w. Law
son, the Wlnche stcr, Mass, mil
llonalre, who is having a yacht
built to detcud the American cup,
has filed petition III the District
Court asking permission to inter.
vene IN the case of Jacob Edwards
and others vs.. the Bay State Gas
Company, o! Delaware, of which
John Edward Addicks is the presi-
dent. This suit has been pending
Tor years in the courts and is one
in which the court is petitioned to
order an accounting. Commissioner
S. Rodrnond Smith is in Boston
this week taking testimony in the
case.
Lawson states that from 1890
until June 1000. he was connected
with Camille Wicdcnfed, OF New
York. the owners OF the Bay State
Gas Compauys stock upon which
suit has been instituted without
their consent and therefore they
wish intervention and ask that the
complainants, Edwards 1t. al, he
permanently restrained from fur
ther action. Judge Dallas granted
rule returnable on April a at
III. Is a. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
DEATHS AND
FUNERALS

Dover. April S.-The elaborate Easter
programme which had been prepared for
che closing service yesterday at Holy Gross
Catholic Church, Dover, was saddened by
the announcement Of tho sudden death of
Mrs. Margaret WaldrOn, mot her of Rev.
7. +. WRldron, rector Of tho church, at
Pottsville, Pa. A largo congregation had
gathered to participate In the evening
serviue, when some fine music was Co be
sung, led by the choir, Of which Miss Mar
garet Waldron, sister Of the priest, was q
prominent member. Rev. NJ. Is. Sice.
who came down from Clayton TO assist in
the vospers, Conducted short services and
dismissed the congregation, many Of
whom had driven to Dover from all over
the county. Father Waldron aud his sis
tor left TO day for Pottsville.
Denton, Md. April 8 -Mrs NJ. Louise
Horscy disd very suddenly this evening
NJ tho homo Of her daughter, Mrs.
George A. Deakyne. She had eaten
hoarGy supper and was sitting by tho fire.
side whoa she was seized Wi h u hemOrrh-
age and expired in u few miputes. The
deceased was, bsfore her marriage, Miss
Moore, of n prominent Delaware family.
the late William G. ilorssy, wa, ono of
this county's lending citizens.
Dover. April S.-JOscph Wi0kcs. Sr.,
died NJ his home in Dovor after u linRcr-
ing illness, at tho age of ~ years M.
Wickes was the fn' hor of James G.
Wickes. proprietor of tho Smyrna Cnll.and
had been n president of Dover for over TO
years. Funsra! services will bs hold TO.
morrow from hla late homo intermant
being made in the OLD Methodist burying
GROUND
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
SIGNS PEACE
MANIFESTO.

Manila. April o.-Althougi the
officials are uncommunicative. it is,
nevertheless, said that Aguina!do
signed the peace manifesto this
morning. Chief Justice Arellano
drafted the document. Ag uinaldo
strongly objected to two clauses of
the manifesto, and considerable
argument was acquired TO over
come his objeclioAs.
Colonel Aba, the ms rgent lead.
or of Iambales Province, with
thirteen officers, eighty three men
and ninety-two rifles, surrendered
to Lieutcnant-Coloncl Mancil c.
Goodrell, commanding the marines
stationed at Olongapo, on Subig
Bay. General Malvar, with about
three huunrcd men and as many
rifles, is expected to surrender
shortly at >'i'arg. i'll Cavitc Prov
InCc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
HDSI'OSIANS,

". II. Mac Donald, the stalwart
baritone Of Bostonians, and one oil
the directors in this opcratlc en-
terprise. is still singing with the
same yrsor as when he first i'm
pressed opera goers iugrand opera
and the Emma Abbott Opera Com
pany. Mr.. Macdonald is admlra-
bly, equipped Tor operate work, Tor
in addition to being magnetic
singer. he is also an excellent ac-
tor and hi. graceful personality
long since c.asscd him az Il matinee
idol. Among the greatest success
have been L,ttle John in "Robln
Hood Alvarado in 'The oerenadc
and Corleonc in The Niccroy.
During the engagement OF the l'os.
tonians here Mr.. Macdonald will
be heard in one OF his original
roles. at the Opera lIouse on Satur-
day. April 10Th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WILBUR OPERA co,

The Wilbur Opera Company be.
gan five days engagement at the
Opera House yesterday, presenting
The Grand Duchess in the after
noon and FRA Diavolo' in the
evening. Bolh performances were
largely attended and were evidently
enjoyed by the audiences. judging
from The applause. The company
is evenly balanced. has well
trained chorus and soloists with
excellent voices. Last evening the
performance was especially pleas
ing. Miss Hattie Richardson. who
has sweet and strong voice, was
Hcrlina" and won eqaul honurs with
J. q, Conly as "Lorenzo' and Gus
Vaughan as "Fra Diavolo. " Young
and Harry Lane. as the two ban
dts were amusing. Between the
acts were interesting specialtles
and the performance closed with
living pictures and the spectacle
"The Fall of Babylon. This alter
noon 1.-TWO Naga bonds will be
presented and tonight "Boccacc'o' )
will be sung. At the matinees the
admission is particularly low, 10
cents aud the house should be
crowded
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
SHOT BY<A
SWITCHMAN

Captain, ! want to surrender
myself to you. / am waited in
New York ior shooting an Italian
there on Sunday night and | do not
care about roaming over the coun-
try,' were the words OF Thomas
Mulroy 10 Captain Black at the
police station this morning. Null.
roy had been lodger at the station
last night aud as the men were go.
ing out this morning he stepped 20
one side and then surrendered him
self. He is held pending the arrival
OF New York authorities and is
willing to 20 back without reguisi-
ton papers. Mulroy is 80 years of
age, his home is at Twenty.seven
and Tenth avenue, New York.
Mulroy tells the story as follows:
~ have been employed as
swltchman in the Thirty-third street
yard Of the New York Central.
This was case ol shoot or being
shot. On Friday last had a tus-
sic with an Italian and" as he
pointed to q mark on his cheek aud
another on his arm, said these
are the marks where he bit me.
This other Italian whom ! shot had
been working IN the pit and vas
discharged. On Saturday night he
threatened me several times BECAUSE
he blamed me for having him dis
charged. On Sunday night was
afraid to STAY in my shanty SO
went over to one across the wav.
When | came out to throw the
switches l always kept sharp eye
around for | knew that he was a
bad man. Finally about 9 O'Clock
he came around ana his threats
were such that it was case of be-
ing the victim unless ] acted. He
had his hand in his hip pocket, SO
! fired my revolver and then cleared
out. succeeded in reaching Phil.
adelphia and then came to VII.
mingtUn.
Chief OF Police Massey telephoned
to the New York authorities that
Muirov was here under arrest and
Captain Titus replied that they
wanted him aud that MulTov would
be taken TO New York today. Be-
fore Judge Townsend in the MuuIci.
Pal Court. Muiroy WAS held on TIE
charge of assault with intent 10
commit murder pending the action
OF the New York authorities.
Itching piles : Never mini IL pby1i-
clans have failed to euro you. Try Donu's
O,ntment No failure there. 50 cents, at
any drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
GASES IN
CITY COURT.

David Jamison charged with be-
ing drunk, guilty or not guilty were
the words OF Clerk OF Municipal
Court Jos,vn this morning. as he
called the first case.
"Pretty near guilty replied
Jamison.
Judge Townsend could not ua-
derstaud the plea udOttlcer Pierce
of the Second district, testified that
David fell into the bad whiskcy
lions den along the coast He was
rated at 81 and costs.
Mrs. Sarah A. Fell did not want
to give trouble to Joseph Scott or
any body else. Mrs. Fell keeps 4
boarding house al No 50S Monroe
street, aud Scott had been on a
drunk for week. Yesterday he
struck her three times. She sad
the trouble arose over the payment
OF So board bill. She wanted the
money and did not wish to cause
Scott any trouble. Scott sad tnat
he wanted to leave her house and
just pushed her out OF the road.
The case was dismissed.
Officer Burchinal captured this
NOR ing-not another gun IRON
Pickle Hill--but a ditch Michael
Ditch. a peddler. He had some
stockings, combs and handler.
chiefs. He was hued IS and costs,
This is the first case to came under
the act passed at the recent session
Of the Legislature.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
CARD BASK EFT

Judge Philip q, Churchman is
spending a week at Atlantic City
Eugene Outten has returned to
Coatesvilc after pleasant visit In
this city.
There will be tea and reception
held in Trinity Church parish house
on next Thursday.
Mr. Frank Walters and daughter,
Francis have been the guests Of Mrs.
Thomas Townsend, West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Bratten OF
kcnnctt Square spent Sunday in this
city as the guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Green.
Ernest SpeAkmau Of CoaLesyilc has
been visiting friends in this city.
Barney Salisbury, Jr., Of Dover,
was visiting Mr.. Mention Of the Every
Evening business stair over Sunday.
lie returned home Monday.
John +. Dolan Of Washington, y.
G.. was in our city Monday on visit.
lie is looking well and says he likes
lis position at the capital.
Robert J.. Edwards is out of the
city on short visit. Mr.. Edwards
is well and fayorably spoken of as one
Of the election commiss toner's to sue
cccdCharlcS +. Thomas whose term cx
pircs in August.
Miss Edith Boon Of Frederick, who
has been visiting friends in this city,
has returned home.
Mr.. Max Ephraim is in rhiladcI.
phia on business to-day.
Robert Marshall and wife Of Ger
manLown, passed Sunday with Israel
Marshall of Yorklyn.
Miss Hattie Mclaughlin, Of Balli.
more, is the guest Of Mrs MartirNKc-
Ough.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Ida May Koelig
and Mr., Grille K. Nichols, on Tues
day evening, April 10th, by the Rev.
o. G. BuddIngton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols will reside in their newly fur
nished home, No. 0l2 DUPONT Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Fell have been
the guests Of Media friends.
Ernest Spcakman Of CoatcSyllc has
been the guest of Wilmington friends.
Victor ii. klett has accepted n posi-
ton on the Buffalo Courier staff and
left last evening for that city.
q. Edgar Folk, student at the l}os-
ton University Schoo! of Technology, is
spending the Easter holidays with his
parents IN this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
Killed on the Brijge.

Coatcsvile. Pa, April S.--Two young
men, nana4 uuknUwn, eviienily tramps.
were struck by tho Pennsylvania R,iroad
main line express knocked OFF tho hiy h
bridge hore, ut 90 this evening, and kill
0d,
Thr young mon wore walking ross
the bridge. which is 80 'eet high. and step
pud upon tho soILh track out of tho way
OF & freight engino ami caboose on ths
north track just as tho express camo on to
the bridge Seeing that escape was impo5-
sib'o, they clasp d hand and turrod their
backs TO tho oncoining train.
ono WAS Enockuh oif ;hc bridge instant
~ and fell hradfurer.uSt upon piIo of
piEr5 below. His skull WAS crushed The
other appeared To have boon run over by
the tr0iD, as he was completely d.. .man-
bored apd his body cut nearly IN two.
hey were thrown 20 fa2t aptrt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
BOY SHOCKED
BY WIRE.

james, Ihs ten year old son Of John
Daitry, assistant janltor OF tho Court
House, Media, will probably dio rs the
result of being fcnrfully shocked aud
burned By II lvs wire about dark last
evening, Young Daltry lives with his
parents on the Providence road, and about
square away is tho Darlington summer
home. In front Of the house the lad
noticed = harmless looking wire dang
ling to the ound. In childish curiosity
he gra,ped it in his small hands, whom
instantly he was hurled to the ground,
whero he lay writhing in agony, being
unable TO release his ho.d upon tho hcaY-
lily charged mo!al.
Several propo in Tho vicinity witness
od Tho occurrence and some one hurried
after the boys father, as not one of the
wines es would take the risk Of releasing
tho tad from his awful position.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
TIE ELEVENTH HOl II.

Lincoln !. Carter, author Of The
Fast Mail, " Heart OF Oh cago
and other equally popular plays,
will present his latest success,
''Thc Eleventh Hour at the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and
nlgnt.
In The Eleventh Hour Mr.. Car
ter has succeeded III doing what
few authors do, viz 10 blend pathos
and comedy in a manner that
pleascs the entire audience, hold
ing their interest throughout the
play. The patrons Of the Opera
House have rich treat in store OF
which they will without doubt
avail themselves
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
COLDS

The quickest relief for a
cold is by SCOTS emulsion Of
cod-liver oil.
You will find the edge taken
off in a night; and, in three or
four days, you'll be wondering
whether that cold amounted to
anything anyhow.
That's relief. If you tackle
it quick, the relief is quick; if
you wait, the relief won't
come-you know how colds
hang on.
wellsend you little to try Il you like
SCOTT / BOVINE, 400 Tearl street, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
BACHELORS BALL.

Ia Turn Hall last night the Young
ton gave their tenth grand annual re-
reption. The bachelors ball is always
onr of the best Of the season and last
night was no exception An excellent
dancing program had been arranged for
the occasion.
Those in charge were as follows:
Chairman, John a. ODonnell secl etary.
L. l.. Mcdonnell; treasurer, Joseph T..
Combs; master of ceremonies, james j.
'hancy: floor manager, Il. l.. Steffen-
burg: assistants, Il. A. Carney, John
Srhadr and +. J. McCaifcrty. Tho
Shields Library Association will give Il
social al their club rooms every Satur-
day nNnNiMg Tor srNcrHl MnnkH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
THEY PLAYED
POLICY.

Frank Jones. colored, was picked up
this morning by Captain Black. Sergeant
Lpons and squad Oh this charge of being
concerned III lottery policy writing.
Annie 1illman. cOlUred. OF No. 1902 A
street testified that she played policy with
Jones aud on saturday March 2b, did not
see tho drawings us raid took place OIL
that date.
Marc AskiLs played several times but
never mada hit The bail was fixed ut
SlOOotor appearance at Court.
An attachment was issued for Robert
Fl. Brown and Ella Turner, Two wit moss
es who failed to appear.
Fom Philadelphia comes the news that
the policy b,ckors of the city who have
con wheel hemsclre to thoir own 81 tbs.
fac ion that they con rOl all he writer's
in Philadelphia have decided to form u
tru,t.
This agreement was arrived at yestor-
day and immedia'eiy afterwards a meet
ing to complete the pro arranged plans
was held. Fix OF the most sproinineut
hackers attended, but af or u four hours
session their cut and drio plans hnd t.
b abandoned for the present aud they
were i"ft oyor until to morrow. when 1T Is
exlacted that a definite agreement will De
reached.
In the meantime committee will con-
fer with the hackers, Of tho smaller books
and make them u cash proposition has
ed On the business done rs ascertlnsd
from their rerurn sheets Ii the smaller
fry rcfu % to accept tho terms offered. it
agreed hat they should be driven out Of
business
The capitol of the propo ed trust was
fixed NJ 800. 0U0 lt is declared that the
expenses will bs at leasl ohe half lts than
they arc at present. lhc cost of protec-
lion, ii cor fiden,ly believed. will DO
materially reaucod ai now the tax Is
levied for each turn in shop in the city. 1t
is also propo ed to pay annual retainers
to two we'll known criminal lawyers whos
business it vii! ba TO take change of all
policy Gusihsss. and defend writer's who
may get into trouble through 10 fault Of
their own. A fund to support families
when writers arc Imprisoned was also
started by II paymeut OF SOD, subscribed
In proportionate amounts by the hackers
present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
DE Etin.,.

GRAVES. On Apr!! :, :NOl, fahiIll, widow
OF l'e" il Graves IN h.: S3I year. y
htiatIHh+ anu friends "r" invited to attend
mt funeral srivI c's from tina residence of ner
H"E-'l'lh" j. hIfOn carpenter. No. lOib Mou
roc street on 'ThursIay afternoon at / o'clock
lnt.rihent AT low" Braudywine Come,cry,
EWlH6-on April6 t!pl Gro. A. Iw.uy, a.rd
~ years
hs!nitr"- and f'1.nl' are i..yi'cd to attend
til" funers' on iuesIj arftrrnvDn Auru o
al clock from Mt. jlJ Fast TuiIrt h In eet
SorElcrsat Old ~wnIr StUUicl. !uter,u,uI at
iAYrr"!ew Cemetery
NIL 4t.EH---On April :, i1D' Annie H. wifi, of
John T.. Miller, in her iflll yoar.
keih'lveS and frljIu, are invited 10 ;tttcud
we tnnnra' SERVICES At hur !tu residence 30,
""D Nhrth franklin street. on Wrlnr, Law
AFTERNOON. April 10. NJ Z 10 o'clock. Jnt,r.
meat at NJ, salem tenrlcry
VI" I!N-lu th.- city On AEIii ,,h Rulh n
4hHSA. rT OF Nat hau Il ana Martina Il. New,
I'm aged ! Yal5 3 months
kelnit"r" and trleuG4 are invited t., attend
~" 'uhTrhi on "Wednesday ailnrnon;i at d!
nclrk, from the residence ot her r,r.nts
30 '.'' ""st tl'lh strert, lntcrincnt prt
EatU. 49,
BEL Is on April :. tvJi, Mary T, vito Of
samuel t. B"tts IN her ,Jth year
l'"IAtlits, and Cri"ndH are rrsrectfnlly !nYi
tel !" attend III" funeral -"rvirrs at her lntr
r'-Id"n"r. No l!Uo ting street, on Wain4s.
day att rnnnn Anlll H. nj Hr'Glo ,S lutnrmeut
rrivat" al Wilmington aud B.undy wjnc Gem
rtery,
Klh% In this city, N April 4.l, 1901,
Frederick J. KIeule
f"htliEeH and frlrn /, Nrc invited to attend
Inc 'uu"rs FROM his latr r"5l,!encu No. jl3
W",t An street, on Fri luy morning, Apr,l
l'th, lhl, S0omu Requiem Mass 40 Ill
iel"r +Prota.hairll At O'Clock lrtYrmrnt
At cattle irAl Cemetery. +
MrILHAtEY -lu this clt- IN Anr,l s, 1874.
Rose Nlln u james AIcllhanrv
RehtlN"i and frl"niI nrs rcIptrtr';tiy invi.
ted lohtt"nd the funeral on Thurnduv i'm OF n .
ilE. April ! III At nc.ock from the residence
% her hu-bsni. No. MA Chratnug street
Nigh mas at St Pnuf- Church In,rrmrnt at
lAthedrni cemriery
STl.THER In thi. c!;y, Uu hprii 5th 1901
Farnie s., wife Of Harry ". r"lthrr; in lgi
4!i lrHr.
Relatives aud frirndt are invited to attend
ihr funeral arrviC"+ at her late r"silluuCc No,
80 Mary land avrEu', Oh Tut-lHY afternoon
nt Ocirrk. lnterront nt Nj Sul5ui Celnr.
try.
ianra,rrr and Cl"vtrr County papers
pleas" copy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
Men : Department..

The Family Shoe Storo has opened a
Mems Furnishing dorar ncnt at No. ~!
Market ST., TO all who wish to save money
should buy from us. You will obligs us by
shirts. all In newest styles, iino neck
wear and hose, Look for signs, No. aO3
Market street, one door ub0yJ III: corner
Uf East Second stcoet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09

Miss Lena Messimnr was taken i'll
Whi!e at work this morning at the
Georgetown Hoi,ory. She was remov, Il
to her homo, No m2 I.,mhara strosU in
the ambu!auco
Cnaflas {. Hahn may be IN WestyiIle
~ d. whee his aunt Mrs. Harry Ben.
net resides,
William 4, McClano who for manv
years was connected with Frank A. iIi,rb-
ell, will start in biIsiacss for himself in
the roofing business
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
THE HEART OF MARYLAND.

David Bclasco's "Thc Heart Of
Maryland is to be brought for
ward neAt Monday night at Opera
House. This war drama which
revlsitS this city viii be greeted
with a plcasuraDlc welcome by
those OF our playgoers who are al
ready familiar with its performance.
No play OF our time that mas been
seen here has won a more lasting
regard or evoked a greater share
OF admiration ,trom all classes OF
playuocrs than was awarded to
this ldyl OF love and war upon the
occasion Of its former performances.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09

EsHja Sale OF Farm Implements.

White Bros. will have a sale OF
farm implements at their store, at
the corner of Front and Orange
streets. on Friday afternoon, thus
giving the farmers the opportunity
to buy at their own prices. They
will also sell seven head Of good work
and driving horses at the same time.
For particulars see advertisement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
Fair Prices,

Clark Baldwin sold lot of cows at
his farm near Booths Corner, on
Monday last at S35 to $72, making a
an average Of some $40. William
Barlow got the highest price one.
Horses sold at 900 to e172
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
At Homeopathic hospital.

All Of the Italians who were re-
Gently injured at theBellevue quar-
les are improving at the Homeo.
pathic Hospital except one. whose
leg it is feared will have to be am.
putated. The hospital wards are
full and the attendants are kept
very busy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
w AK ER LANE.

Miss Edith Lane and William II.
Walker were quietly married last
evening at the residence of O. G.
Buddington, pastor of Bethany Bap.
tiSt Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will be at
home to their friends at No. GIG Du.
pont street after April 10. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
ElStcr EpyS,

Tho m9mbers of Biuckbird Sunday
School have donated to the home for aged
women thirty dozen of eggs as an Easter
Offering, Each meinbor OF the school gave
) all OF Saturdays production, which total
ed tho amount stated. Tho old iadies
were much pleasod with tho gift and re.
turn thanks to the members of Black bird,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
Cases DO Over

This vas the opening day of the
April term Of the United States Dis
triCt Court but there was no ScsS ion.
The criminal cases scheduled have
been postponed until June when II.
C. Long viii be tried for larceny OF
registered mail packages while he
was railway mail clerk. The jury
will appear ON Thurs day morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
The Ferris Calves.

superintendent McScyyc was in
Wilmington this morning and in
speaking Of the twin calves at Ferris
Industrial school said that they were
named Kate and Duplicate although
some Of the boys wanted them named
Max and Climax.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
Reduction in Prices,

J Il b Hu,y hasa splouli ator'; Of dry
good, AMI iHLuy art cos Nt ut in'alini
ssorp 40 -, and !ag King street, and
what /. more ha un5 greatly rrIutsl tho
prices on mnny articles, HS tuty TO heen
by. advertisement lH au9th0r ggiUmn.
Mr., Rjloy is determined 10 hnrp up with
tho demnui5 Of the tIlnos. and his im-
pr0vol Store /, q proof nI his critrprIse
mind good tHs .. Ho has u large trH 10 ana
:. :, ,,e uunb'r Uf HI. cU' oner5 Is rousteu
o.rgBusins
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
W. 6. I. L. Convention.

The Women's Christian Tempcr-
ahre Union OF New Castle County,
will hold its fourteenth annual con.
yention at Delaware City, on Thurs
DAY, April 18th. Miss Ella A. BOOZE,
OF New York, will deliver tic lectuc
in the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-09
PIONEERS RECEPTION.

Th" Benevolent Pioneer Literary As
s"cinIi"n held their grand annual rrcep-
tiun III Edel Hall last night 1t was a
hig s"icc"SS and was largely attended
John Rlrklc was master Of ceremonies
aIl James \. Corrigru floor manager.