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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Organ Rectal.

The sixth org rrcI nj will be given on
7 ne lay evening in Central Pre,by or
lao Church. Mr. E'ii, lark Hammann,
or-ani-t OF he Church Of lhG Holly Com -.
muri"n. Phiiuuu.pnla, na' beru engaged
Tor the OCCASION The services have aiso
been sccute,I Of Miss Juuustune Of Phlla-
drirhia 20 o.hG pi,tr. Mis-, .iuhustuur Is
Il talented uebu,mnte IN The muslGa! world
nuA Is sp"Srn of us 81 @cCumpl!shei
mu lean. hei charmtug execution OF uur
Anrp selections att, Sung U II rare ma zeal
ability She mas duil4A cd iUrg0 nuilrHc Is
in several stale7 and al ;es iN tJ her ar
tIstiJ and tirsn"d paying, o ncr eXQu.-
ely hue ami accurate tulGE. to her ease
and q ace and pe.IGCJ control OF hor harp.
AnnnuncelnpnUs OF her nppenrance are
ALWAYS henri with plunsu o. lhuse ptr-
sons VINO have ceived Ilcse's are guaiau.
r. cd ia advance, AN evening OF pleasure ns
wo,i rs II real mu5icN trea'. Admi sion
viii be hy card only. A silver UEog!ns
wln Lo taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
.1EnGE ThIT.

pr"1itte0 in our dispatch as likely 70 ec.
cur within 80 days after the election for
somewhat longer period
"from ail the Information we can get
1t seems Gear that great majority of
he people hong for peace and are entire
iy willing 10 accept the establishment of
eoyeranIsgss under the supremacy Of
the Unspd States. They are, however,
rcstrainsa by fear from taking any ac-
tion 70 a1s,st the suppression Of the in.
surrection. Any one suspected Of giving
information 20 the Americans concerning
the insurgents is Immediately marked for
assassination. The ramiraton5 Of the
conspiracy are SO wide that it has effect
ed the terrorism of an entire people. 1t
is Mafis % very large scale"
One of the longest chapters in the re.
port and one 81 the r>Os, absorbing in
terest concerns the frilrs in the Philip
pines The commission hnDdIes this
subject it the greatest detail and wifi
the utmost freedom.
4 dispatch from Judge Taft, dated
Jan. 6, tInl, says:
Conditions sSdly improving. Rifles.
osivers aud prjFates arc being captured
or surrendered daily in considerable num-
hers IN north and south Lu2on. Same
conditions III panuy. where more than
$4,000 have taken oath Of allegiance. In
sargent forces conpletely scattered and
Leader DelsadU negotiating for sur
render. Work in Snmar slower because
Of insNscrt buH1 lnag uucon!rsted occu-
patton OF interior axa swollen streams
early in campaiga Campaign in samar
has driven bands ike Leytc, producing
diEWrhgnce but inrorA4ati0u is that con-
aitiors there are favorable Favorable
party fpr peace; direct result nf election,
Well organized and rnMdiy increasing in
Maniis: preparing to eytsGd organization
t. many prv-iaces on Fgn+sng mud MT
nerous invitstSeRa from kasling citizens y
The report shows thai a. islands arc
estimated to cOntaH sbeat 73D00.oGo
acres of land Of wbieS iess than 5000,
900 are held IN private synership. More
permanent laws than the military gov
erumout can supply arr necSSeG
The section Of the report on The liquol
traffic In Manila indicates that the pow
crs ur the commission ere ample to deal
with that subject and that the success
which they have attained will compare
rfvorably with the results in this coun'
try. Many false and misleading state
mcrts have br en- made regarding the USE
Of intoxicating li!rutS in Manila. The
fact is that this traffic is more rigidIy and
effectively regulated and krut within,
bounds in tn" city Of Manila than in any
city Of similar N greater si2" in the
United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

J. W. Easley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Roop,
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. RoSsell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward II. Rumford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris b. Ryan, Mrs. Emma Sax
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schlcc, Miss
Mabel Shultz, Charles II. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace G. Knowles, Mr.. William
W. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Krouse, Miss Gertrude Lackcy, Fraull D.
Lackcy William Lane. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Harrison, James n. Lattomls.
Col and Mrs. John Il. LayfeId, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank X. Lear. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel i. Lees. Col. Marion G. LEIGH,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lcnderman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson b. Lendcrman, MIR. and
Mrs. James Y. Lewis, Henri Lindsay,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Linton, George
ID. lippncott and family. Mrs. Rcbecca
S. Lodge, Hon. Charles B. Lore, Harry
w. Lowe. Miss Jessie Lungrrn, Miss
Nina Lynch. Miss Edna McCrrady, DR..
and Mrs. Swtbin Chandler, Mrs. Rach-
ael Christy, Miss Nna Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clayton. Samuel G. Clca-
ver,MaX Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. William
3. Clerk, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. De Wit Clin-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cochran Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew n. Cole. Mrs. Annie
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il. Coac
George n. Collins, Charles Combs. Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Conner. Mr.. and Mrs
David Constantine, Mrs. Scverson Cool
ing. Mr.. and Mrs Thcordore X. Com
well. Rev. and Mrs. James Grove. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Davit Curlctt, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Cullctt, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
B. Dance, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell L.
Danncnhurg, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Da
wilson. Mr.. aud Mrs. George G. Davis,
Rev and Mrs. W. l.. Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Dem, Mss Mary t.
Dennison, Mr.. and Mrs. John prvenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew DiHon. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Bonsall, Miss Pauline Bar
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Clair. Mrs
Hannah Dennis. Msss Helen Draper
Mrs. Il. ]. Drummond Rev. Charles B.
Dubcll, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Dyer. Dir. ]. A.
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis D. Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ewing. Miss Susan
Faucet. Mr.. and Mrs. John Faucet,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Fraster, Mrs. Mary
]. Feaster, Seth II, Feastcr. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fcrrier, Roy J. Field, Geo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED,

Mr.. j. II. Liliy. u prominent cisi zon of
Hannibal, Mo-. lately had u wonderful de-
iiverance from friuhtful lenth. In tell
Jug of 1t he says: Il was AIKEN WITH Typ
hold Fever, that ran iuto Pneumonia My
lungs became hardened. was so weak
couldn't even sit up In bed. Nothing
helped me, expected TO suon die of Con-
suinp ion. when l heard Of Dr.. Kings
New Di,cOvery. One bottle gave 4 eat
relief continued to use II. ana now nm
we'll and rong. can't say too much in
It's pra!-e." This marvellous medicine is
tho Surest and quickest cure in tho world
ior the Throar rnl Lung Trouble Reeu.
far sizes 5OGents md Sl.00. Trial bottles
free ~ n. B. Danforths drug Store; every
bottle guurNnteau,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

Willard Springer, DR.. Henry Spruancc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stafford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven Stewart, Rev. and Mrs.
William h. Stcmweil, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmit II. Stidham, Mr. and Mrs. ii. II.
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jones, Miss Bertha
Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert X. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Weaver, Rev. John
White, John White, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Weldin, Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam L. White, Miss Lizzie Williams,
Miss Rachel French, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Wilson,
Miss Clara Wisell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Witworth, Miss Anna Hubbard, Rev.
George Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Wright Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wyatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry }. Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Sharkey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

cured 50 many men who had battle for
yenrs against the mental aud ply sical
suffering Of lost manhood that the ln.ti-
tute has dacidcd to distrlbut3
frse tIial package, to all who write. IL IL
a homo treatreat and Hll men wh1 suffer
with any form of sexual wenkns result.
ing from youthful folly, premature loss
Of 'tren.' h and memory. weak back ,viri.
c6cele. or einaci it,on 0tparts can now cure
them ,o.vu. ht home.
The remedy has u peculiarly grateful
effect o! warmth and seems to act direct
10 the dss'rel iocn.i on giving strengh aDd
DEVELOPMENT just whore it Ia needed IL
cures oil the III, and trouble tha coma
from years Of misuse of The lAlural tumc.
tions and has been an absonis success in
all cnses. req est to the stale Medical
Institute, 3 kleVtrnn Building. 1t, vi az
ne, Ind, stating that y"u desire one OF
their free iinl pat kaCes will le compiled
with promptly. he institute 10 Gcsirous
OF Reaching that great cln-s men vii,
are unable to leave homo to be trea od
erd tn free sainuls will eu bl, them to
SEQ how ea y 1t is t. ba cured Of sexual
weakDess when O. 0 proper r"inedies arc
empluytd. TIE Institute makes no re.
strictions hpy man wEo whites will he
sent free sample, carefully sealed in a
plain package % that its reCip pient nee |
have no f'ar of ON harras men or pub ic.-
". IL" dora are requested to write w.ths
out delay,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
No Exception 10 the Rule,

Fam the nm.
The frantic efforts of the du Punt or
gan to make il appear that the tnin,
Republicans are firing of the Senatorial
contest and ar" about ready to desert the
onucns Hohinr" for Senator, are amusing
To ,ay the lrast--the clown always gets
mprc at'ru'irn at Il cir"rs than nryh"dN
riH". I'll" toourrs n"w sppper fool 4
pO rAr"pt'A tD the rude.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY,

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long. of New Straitvilis. Ohio proven ted
q dreadful tragedy and saved TWO livo..
A irightful cough had ioug kopt her
awake every night She had tried many
remedies ard doctors but steady grew
worse until urged ~ try DIR. Kings Now
discovery. One bottle wholly cured her
and she wri es this marvellous medicine
also cured MIR. Long of u severe attack OF
Pneumonia Such cures are positive
proof OF the matchoss merit Of this grand
remedy for curing all throat, Ghost and
lung trouble. Only 90 CTS and II 90
livery bottle guurantosd. Trial bottle
free ut N, b. Danforth's drug storo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Statues shipped to Buffalo.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2G.-~CaH Bitter,
the sculptor, has shipped from Hohokcn.
\. j., two carloads of statuary for the
ran-Amcrican exposition grounds at
Buffalo Among the statues shipped was
"'Ihe Age of Enlightenment designed
by Herbert Adams, consisting Of six fig
urrs, which had to be taken apart on
ascount Of the size Of the grmIp. Mineral
Wealth." a group Of seven figures. de
signed by ChalieS NcihaUs, WAS also
sent to Buffalo. More will follow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
PHILIPPINE REPORT
Secretary Root Reports Fact,
to Congress.
CONNISSION'S VIEW OF AFFAIRS
Majority Of People Long For Peace
but Are Terrorised by Insurgents.
Conditions Rapidly Improving.
Thousands Taking the Oath.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The presi
dent has sent to congress a special mes
sage transmitting a report Of Secretary
Root on conditions in the Philippines
The secretary rssS the report at tn,
meeting of the cabinet yesterday and re
ferred at some length to large mass o,
correspondence on the subject recently
received from the Philippine commission
This correspondence covers the situa
tion in the islands very fully up to Nov
80 last, the matter having been sent by
mail. Supplementary to this are severa'
cable messages from the commission
bringing the matter up to date.
The report itself is a very yolumfnoas
production, divided into many heads ex'
h.biting the progress made by the com
mission in carrying out its plans for the
americanization of the islands. A partic
ularly interesting section Of the report, in.
PRODUCING the whole subject Of Philippine
relations, deals with military and polit,
ical conditions, the effect Of the American
elections and legislative procedure and
acts. The commission says that examina'
tiOns Of many witnesses as to the form
Of government best adapted TO these is
lands and satisfactory to the people show
that the masses of the people are ignO
rant, credulous and childlike and that un.
der any government the electoral fran
elise must be much limited, because the
large majority will not for n long time
. be capable of intelligcntly exercising it.
The commission says that conditions in
1locos, supposed to be free from insur.
gents, became unsettled between August
and November last owing to the activity
of Tinio, the missionary work of certain
Tagalogs and the impetus furnished by
the reports Of the American electoral cam.
paign. The unfortunate reverses of the
United States troops at Sinoloan and
Martinique served to render the insur.
gent leaders more defiant and boastful,
and, says the commission, possibly to
postpone the collapse of the insurrection
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
AIser Gets H.nyy judgment,

NASHVILLE, Jan. ga decree hns
been entered in the United States circuit
court in the ease Of General Russell A.
Algcr versus 7. II. Anderson and others
upon a mandate from the nited States
court of appeals fer the Sixth district,
whereby General AIgor is given person
nj Judgment for $2Sl ,014.3T. The litiga-
ton grew out of the purchase of several
tracts Of coal and mineral lands in
Franklin county, Tenn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Greek Letter soctety Dinea,

Albany, Jan. 2G.-Thc Chi Psi
Alumni association held II largely at
tended banquet last night at the Hotel
Ten Eyck. Colonel William f. Fox.
the president of the association, acted as
touNtmnster. Speeches We're made by
eX-MayOr Van A!styne Of Albany, Viii
liam j. Iourgs Of Oyster Bay. Hon.
Philip keck Of Johnstown, Assembly,
mhu Burnett Of Canaudaigua and other
prominent alumni flom various parts OF
the state,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
VERDI DEAD.
Great Composer Passes Away In
NiInn of Brain Trouble.

MILAN, Jan. 26--Giuscppe Verdi is
dead. The great composer had been rap
idly sinking for several hours, and at a
late hour last night the end came.
Verdi was BON in the duchy of Parn.
in 1914. He studied under La Scala in
this city and in 1912 brought out his
first opera. which was very successful.
1t was followed by others. which have
since become famous. Among those best
known are "Giuvanna d'Arco." Mac
beth" "Rigoletto," III Trovatore" and
la Traviata.'
lie was created an Italian senator in
1873 and in 1879 made commander of
the Legion of Honor. The cause of his
death was congestion of the brain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
EmperOr williams Estates,

BERLIN. Jan. 26.-FTom the i'rlssian
diet budget it appears that Emperor Will
liam now owns S3 estates in Prussia. ag-
grcgat,ng 9S,T40 hectares and yielding
G5l .G3l marks net. Next in order in
Prussia is the Prince of pless, with 81. :
112 hectares. The king OF Saxony has
81 600 hectares, til" Duke of Ratibor, SO.
Og6 hectares md the Duke Of Ujcst 49,,
1lo hectares
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Strikers Paid md Discharged.

SrSQUEHANNA, Pa. Ian. g, The
boiler makers employed in the locomotive
shops of the Erie Railroad company in
this place. who have been on n strike,
were Yesterday paid in full and dischnrg.
ed from the service of the company. AS
yet there has been no attempt on the
part Of the compnny TO bring workmen
here from other points. There is no dis
order
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
HnhIca to Give ANEnY.

NEW YORK, Ian. 26Thrre are jus,
row about 900 babies under = years old
in the Founding asylum on Randall's is
land The superintendent Of outdoor
poor thinks that there are many persons
10 and near the cty who would gladly
adopt one Of these little ones and provide
q good home Tor il. lie invites applicants
10 apply At his Office at the foot Of East
TMrntN- -IXth street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

simms Comp. feupyroyai pills. the
original md only real genuine. Ihe onty
pilis that passed the anayitttoA bosrd OF
New York out Of all anaiyscd aud were
recommended to the condolences Of the
ladies'. Tho fleet male under the nainss
tour trade marx, now ~ roars very VA.
unbls ID. luuisl tayurites San be rslisd
on us u pure fne reinsly. 81. Sent also ~
mail. Main dsput 6oi king street.. VIA"
N in gtou Del. Wholesale BY Juboer%
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
TbCuRE THE CRiP ~ TWO DAYS.
Laxative Brr,nu.Q .Qunine Tablets.

/ A GRIPPE coughs rftsn con inue for
i-munthS and some mo laad 10 fNal %
suit alto tho patient /. ,uppo OIL ta have
passed tha dangCb point F0leys Honey
and iur aif,'r,l, DO tive protection md =
ruHty from h ~ COUGHS. Sold at n. b.
| llantOrth.. lHV MMket .treet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Gross Misre epreseutatiOn

Nj ~ writer in AInsieB's magazine f,r Feb
fu9ry, story aO0ut the whipping pnat
'Ikat 10 full Uf IN ruths. Jhs writtr must
xSe conceived tho ideas whl.e at home
.6n6 foading some paIer,. lie gives
Ekegoor, Us the Sceus OF action tor north3in
tnWafe, has cut of The Ssw inats
|1siaSF house not now III u,e hs 'ucb and
II abOnt time suCh pubIiCations shou.d
called down, IN, whipping post -
Delaware 3 form VI punishment for
l1tlsves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
TRIEn FIVE IOCT(tRS.

Mrs Frances l. Sales Of Missouri Val.
ley, Ia, writes II had severe kidneys
trUn bic for years, naa triod i've doc'or
without he nj fit but three bottles CT Fol
eys Kidney Curo cured me-" Sold at
Danfor, his drug store, 40 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
To Cure d Gold in one Jiy.

Take Laxative Bromo lIIninb r,hi,ts
All druggists refund tUe mOnoy II II fail
- cure. Il W, Groves ii mature Is ON
every box
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Cunning and Loaching.

Mrs. John Parker having sold hor Bar.
ber shup ut No. l03 Esst Souund strect to
her son, John D. Parker, will con inus
Lor Gu, ping aud L-Hching at the old stand
Tor sn,no time yet Dsimaryin Phone WI.
Her former custumurs Should glVS nor .
cnlt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

The Legislature yesterday pass
Cd the bill unanimously, appropri-
sting Sl2l. 900 to the Delaware State
Hospital at Farnhuist There
vas some talk over ii 10 the Senate.
but every Senator voted FAYE" when
his name was called,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

4 ONE Of the most worthy acts the
Legisl ature did at this session was
10 pass the appropriation for the
Phoenix Ambulance. Ii was money
well spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Prom lueut Merchant NjasIuY

MlDDLETOWN, y. V. Jan. 10
Harry Brakeman. a prominent merchant
If Enionviile. has been missing from
his home since Jan, I. on which date he
started for New York on business. Foul
nlny is suanpcted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
!inIisn Cardinal Dead.

ROME, Jan. 2G.--tsrdinal Schastiauo
Gnlcati. archbishop Of Ravenna, is ccnh
He was born in lS22 and was raised 70
tne carliudlutc in 1880.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

THE Public Schools IN ne,a ware
have improved wonderfully in tic
''aast ten years. In looking over the
State Auditors accounts ~ la72,
the public schools OF Kent county
received fromth State SchNo fund
lhe sum OF St., III. 43; SUSSEX county
~, 400 3; New Castle county sowe
US, 900. At the present writ.og
the city OF Wilmington receives
t2l, 900; New Castle county 81, 900:
Sussex county, s42,O90 and Kent
s3S, 900. Quite a difference in the
past As years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

Lehiah Pea Coal. 81. 90 per ton 2a40 lbs
Lee, iyh Stuve and Nut Coal. f8.25 per ton
e!iO lbs. Atlantic Fuel Co. Goals. Water
and Orange q reBts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
fNe Hull Cnuph syru,i- The rnedy

y IN which you can depend Tor lhu cule ui
~ protracted cOush o. iuOg affection
n Wrought on by exposure TO cod. II IL ia"
<kI0yt excoiIens nfdiri4e 50 Il. A bottle
4, ,enIy costs % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

ri hiah Pm Goa, II ,c per 80" Igt0 IT,
gk<fiyi, StDyc ard "a. 'uu, =" - .pr ION
sfnsD ~. A'inutir tu.. t...'oi Water
kul Orange street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

The officials OF the Philadelphia
and Reading, Lehish Valley and
Central Railroads OF New Jersey
paid our city visit on Thursday
afternoon and contemplate extensive
improvements. both in this city and
Reading. Any improvement to the
Railroads will help Wilmington
along
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
SATURDAY. JANUARY az. 1901.
THE Governor is not overly plea

Cd with the situation over the Sen.
Atorial deadlock. He had hoped
that the election of two Republican
u. 5. Senators would have been
settled long ago. The vote yester-
day resulted the same as on the
frat day the balloting began and
This to, in the iate of Republican
majority sufficient on joint ballot to
elect two u. S. Senators. Will the
Republican voters care to trust the
Republicans a third time! We
should think not. The Democrats
are building up their party Oh the
ruins OF the Republican par y,
which is being made by Republicans
who were sent to the Legislature
for the express purpose OF electing
two Senators. When members Of
Dne family can't agree, as the Re
publican ma jority in the General
Assembly, the people find and ap-
ply the remedy at the next election.
II Mr.. Addicks is thrust aside, who
could the Republican members
ut'ohs ShbhNt VI thS
wise acres tell us the solution of
the difficulty and thus settle this
sexing question? In unity there is
strength and successful Rcpub.l-
4 can party. Calling men hard hames
was never known to bring good re-
suits. Even that kind OF game
can be overdone. The people are
The Jury that render the verdict at
the polls on election day. Retribu-
tion comes to all sooner or later.
We want two U. S. Senators and
we want them right away.
Gov. HUM yesterday announced
the appoirtme ut of |. Pusev Wick
ersham as Lieutenant Governor OF
the National Guard OF Delaware.
Tie appointment w%s surprise to
Senators Alleeand Abbott, who. ou
being told that It had been made,
could hardly believe it The APP
pointment is good one and will
give universal satisfaction to every
body. The Colonel was strongly
Hbacked by the members OF the n,
E. d. and alter a committee with
the Colonel, had waited Oh the Gov
last Wednesday, that settled
L G appointment with His EXcellen-
cy. He was born in this city, in
1860 and is a son Of Henry NJ.
Wickersham. He is engaged with
the American Leather Morocco Co.,
in the sale department. He has
served in the National Guard as
corporal, sergeant, lieutenant and
captain Of his company, ln April
1896, he was elected Colonel Of the
regiment by the other officers and
commissioned by Gov. Reynolds.
lie was honorably discharged on
Sep.ember 5, 1893. He is popular
with the militia. The Governor
said some time ago that he intended
TO make the appointment from This
city and he has kept his word. In
the appointments thus lar made. he
has remembered Wilmington in a
generous manner. Gov, Hum ia
trying to do the right thing toward
the Republicans oE this city and
New Castle county.
THE Ross McNulty contest case
has been continued until next
Thursday evening, 10 be held in
Wm. S. Hlles office. Senator Nc
Nultv and his attorney seem to
think that Mr.. Ross has no case,
. while Mr.. Ross and his attorneys
appear to think differently. It re-
mains to be seen how this case Will
terminate. Ii Mr.. Ross IS seated,
the Republicans will have major
ity in the Senate, through holding
over Republican, membtrs If Sen
/ ator McNulty is permi' q 10 retain
his seat 1t viii be IL,
sl' ----------
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

Y IT is time for the poem to appear
sentitled, "Snow, Snow, the BeautI-
,tul Snow"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

1ayior's Magic Headache powders cure
headache and neuralgia svary time. prsr
pareu Uy W. Z. Taylor No. 5os King
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Sent Free
to Men.
Free Trial Package Of this Nov Dis
coVery Eailed 10 Every Man
Sending Name and Address,
Quickly Restores Strength
and Yisor.

Fee TRIAL packages Of most remarkable
ren.es.., 40 .oing mailed TO all who VIII
write the State Medical Institute. They