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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
FERRIS SCHOOL
BOY DETDCTlVE

William Hinsop, colored, an iu-
mate of the Ferris Industrial
School. ran down yesterday boy
who had escaped from the school
in October 1899. William Moore,
colored, who was detained at the
school up tothat time, succeeded in
breaking away as readily as lie
broke into a house in Wilmington
aud Tor which he was sent to the
school. Superintendent Meserve
believes in giving the boys a trial.
The confidence he has placed in
them has never been violated.
Yesterday morning he detailed
Hinson to go in search Of Moore.
When the breakfast bell rang for
the morning meal today HIuso
was there in charge OF the runa.
way lad. Hinson is II years OF
age and Moore two years his junior.
Hinscn started an investigati
and learned that Moore had been
seen iu Chester. In that city be
found that the boy was located five
miles from the city. Moore was
not TO be taken unawares and he
gave Qlnson a general cross coun-
try run to kennctt Square, Rose.
dale and back 10 near Chester,
where be finally gave up.
Wilmington people Will have 4
chance on April II to see the Fer
ris School band entertain by a mu-
sical program Of high merit the
patrons and friends Of the school
in the Grand Opera House. Chas,
Sawius, aged II years, a Whining.
ton boy is the leader Of the band.
lie learned all he knows at the
school aud has become so proficient
that he is a worthy successor to
BanGmastcr Wright who recently
resigned to accept position as
chief musician in a Porto Kican
band.
The electric light plant at the
school has been giving entire salts
faction since its inauguration on
February 10. The plant is>undcr
the efficient charge of Benjamin
Gulicd, aged lh years. Not a mis-
hap has occurred Hc starts the
plant each evening at dusk and
continues until II O'Clock. 2'hen
he goes to bis bed iu the farmhouse.
After breakfast next day he goes
TO the engine heuse and spends the
day. He has been highly com ,1li-
mcnted upon the manner hs doe $
his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
with the Rcd Men.

The committee IN charge of the
33d anniversary of Lenape Tribe,
Impd. Q. u. NJ, which will be cele.
brated on Saturday, April 20, ara
thinking of holding the affair Ia
another building, as the meeting
room is not large enough to suit
ably entertain visitors and do team
work at the same time. The tribe
that night vii! adopt IS pale faces
and entertain tribe from Upland.
Pa. After initiation, an entertain.
ment will be held, aud as LenaIe
has a very large membership, it is
feared that there will MOI be room
enough to accommodate IL. Tho
committee wi.lrcportncXt Saturday
night when The matter will be de
bated.
The committee OF the recent pow.
WOW held in the Cycle Academy
will meet in the Great Council room
next Saturday night and make a
settlement Of the proceeds. 1t is
thought good sum has been netted
and one half will be donated to ths
propagation committee for the ccle-
bration OF st. Tammany's Day and
the remainder to the fund for Aged,
INDECENT and Infirm Red Men. All
the tribes in the reservation are do
ing good work and show an increase
in membership.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
DE WET
A WRECK.

ondon, April 1l.-'lt is semi
officially asserted here, says the
Cape Town correspondent of the
"Daily Telegraph, "that General
Botha has had another interview
with Lord Kitchener, in which he
informed him that he had seen Gen.
eral De Wet, who still refused TO
entertain the idea Of surrender on
any terms. General Botha, how
ever, regards De Wet as no longer
responsible for his actions and
seeks moduS vivendi on behalf Of
all the burghcr forces.
For weeks reports have been
current TO the effect that General
DeWet has lost his reason in con-
sequence o( his incessant anxiety
his ability to rest or sleep, owing
to the unrelaxing pursuit Of his
men by British columns. Althoug h
these stories have been attribute d
to Bocr prisoners and have been
accompanied with details, it has
been impossible to accept them as
entirely convincing, as they all came
through unofficial British channels,
which, however we'll their inten.
tions may be are not always trust
worthy,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
Wet m OF Gas Buried.

The funeral Of Mrs, Margaret Nc.
Gettigan, one Of the victims Of the
gas on Sunday last, took place today.
Services were conducted at the un-
dcrtaking parlors Of Undertake r
Chandler, No. PA West Ninth stree t
Services were conducted by Rev. l..
p. Karlholsen. lnterment was made
at Silvcrbrook cemetery.
The floral offerings included pill
, low and several punches of roses and
carnations. Among those who at
tended the funeral was her husband
who came from Chester. lie had in
structed a Chester undertaken to ar
range for funeral but when he learn
ed that her friends had the arrange
mcnts so far completed that he al
lowed the funeral to take place here.
SSAs the casket was lowered into the
grave two cornet solos, "Nearer my
God to Thee and "Jesus Lover Of
my Soul" were played.
There were three coaches at the
funeral. So ends the last chapter in
the sad story.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
CASES In I
CITY CQpj'R|fI'.,. |,

Judge" "Sylvester," "Yer
Honor" "Mr Townsend" were
the titles by whlsh Jonas Heck ad.
dressed Judge Townsend in the
Municipal Court on Wednesday
morning. He was charged with
drunkehness. He pleaded so hard
that he was liberated upon taking
the pledge to abstain from intoxica.
ting drink. IA few hours later
Jonas was found by the wayside
and accordingly made his appear.
ance IN court this morning. Jonas
is no spring chicken even If the
clerk OF the court Is Joslyn.
Heck stated that he was not
drurk. Othcer Edwards testified
that Jonas was under the influence
OF April dew and was fined S. and
costs.
Officer Harry Pierce prosecuted
Anne Robin ski for being drunk
and disorderly. Annie will retire
10 the classic scenes OF McDaniel.
vllle Ior Iorty days in default Of
payment Of IS aud costs.
Officer Pierce had 70 year old
Patrick Masterson under his care. i
He was drunk and using very bad
language. Masterson said that he |
had been in Wilmington but two
weeks and that his home IS ia
Cleveland. Ohio The case was
held up. @~s
Fred Aust:n and William Dor.
sey, colored, were charged with the
larceny OF lot Of bones, The prop.
erty Of William Lutz. The testi-
mony was that 400 pounds Of bones
valued at 50, were taken from his
storehouse.
Three small BOYS were charged
with the larceny OF a tricvcle, a
child's express wagon and fo-t.
the property OF John Quinn, No. 638
East Seventh street, He never saw
the boys beforel until last night,
The boys admitted they took the
articles valued in ali at 50 cents.
Agent Stout said there had been a
great deal of trouble with the boys.
Martin had been before the court
on three occasions for larceny.
Grubb had been up three times Tor
larceny.
Martin was committed to the Fer
ris Industrial School and Grubb 10
the care OF the S. i. S. S. He will
either be sent to the Ferris Indus
trial School or the Morristowu
Catholic Protectory.
Diedrick Deiler pleaded guilty to
the charge of dsor DERBY conduct
and was fined S. and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
RECEPTION TO STUDENTS.

Professor and Mrs. III. S. Goldey
gave reception from 7 to 10 O'Clock,
last evening to the night school stu
dents of the college at their home,
No. 706 Delaware Avenue.
During the evening large number
Of the students called and were enter
tained with games and music.
Refreshments were served and a
royal good time was spent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goldey assisted in the enjoy-
mcnt of the evening and very much
pleasure was derived thercfrom. The
students Of the day school Will be
treated to similar reception in the
n ear future.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
i)I III,

tHANDi,ER.-O On AprilH | u, 3rhrcca A..
widow os DR.. ~ wIthln hG!ilirr.
I,r.atiy"4 and trIcul' are :~NItrd to attend
thu funeral a. the rrStdruru - her hrpih1r-
ln-iaw J, Frank MCC-y, Ao ipJ !iIn'
.'rert uh saturIay areruurn, l&th >H>t nj |
o'ciccli lntprmcnt at Red Ctay Cra't reme
terry. $
LAWRENCE. In tbs rIty un April IL, 1901.
rirurgr IAwrrn.r III m ;ith rrAH
ErAt'v's IN d tr."nG. ar" iuritei T." attend
RGlaIal -rrvir.- at HE laLt rD-lucn". i.i East
"urth -lrt"t on SUNDAY &tt"rnDp! April a.,
1911 ut o'c,u'G lut"rmrnt 4. Whining IN
and Braldywur Cemetery.
,iEpSuN In this cIty on April l3th Oh
John H. piers0n, aged - your
ine notice Of tuuel,, wui Dc gIY~n.
jStAv&s On April I0 lyI, james Graves
aged Is Years
urlauyrs and frend are rny.'"d - attend
the funeral from his late r'5,l"un" IN Brandy.
wine HID, on Su.Hay att rr"'JI, hpri!
H. Ol. Leave the hUuar at 1 rC'pNI. ser
yirr~ nt eIloam Church. iut rmon. IN the
romotory aljo.n'Ms'
GO,In.-At hester ia ON April D. 1901,
Nary Ann widow Of n i4tr HpDorl GIVEN,
aged Us years
Ir,ai,vts anti frrul4 are iDyI'el 20 meet
rhG tuh-ra, on frl'iA! Nt'ru.pu, nt 2G!
o, Iurls ut ia" +. W, " t. depot, !n.ermeut AZ
!lvrIvitw cemetery,
GRAVES Tn April :, ;g1l, gab,Ila, widow
Of Lewis Graves, n he. hSl year.
R"IAnye- and friends are iuvi'el 10 attend
J.r funeral srrvl CrI from the csdcnCe Of ner
or-iu. .aw J. Byron Carpenter. no. lUi6 hion.
r,u street nR Thursday afternoon Mt o'clock.
tutrrnunt ~ Low ur Braudywne Cemetery
Kih%I.E-ln THIS 'ity. n Aprh 3lh, lOJl
Frederick j, kicn.e,
Irlntivr- nnl friru l. are invited 10 intend
funeral frOi- hlI !slu rr4idenUH No bli
W,st lth street. On frIIHy morning, April
til, ltl, sc!plUu NrJui"m Mass ut 81
PrIoY's irU.CathelrN Gt u O'clock Inturnent
At Cathedral Cemetery.
NrlLHA. .JEY- in this clty Oh April s. 1871
Ross wlry OF lnn"s M"lhanry
Relatives and rrlrn ls arc Respectful, inyi.
ted to attend the luncrni On = thursday nom
M. AprlI llth at O'G'yck. truhl sh" residence
Of her husbsnl No IA Uhc tnut street
High mass al ST. Paui's Church lnlJrinent at
Cathedral cemetery i
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
1lllionair Elopcs

The secret marriage Of the only son OF
ouo Of Bost On's most exclusive families 60
pretty tyEo writer girl has caused much
gossip IN society circles of he Hub,
Carl iiayo., al present employed in the
banking oilics OF Nerm!lye Il Co., in this
city is the young man who has cas- h1lue
,hs traditions Of his family and taken Tor
hi. lrlde Florence Agnes Gallagher, u
s,enOsrapher.
Tho young people aro living here in
Harlem.
The marriage was In tho nature o. an
e.Orameut, tho ceremony having been
10! e!lulmed in Providence wi bout the
knowledge of the parents OF e'thef Tie
briie or bridegroUm,
Young Hayes-he Is but u l--met Mi:s
Gallagher ia boston year ago. Inc
fact that he was II Harvard man and tho
hor to millions while she was dependent
upoN lbe nimbione,s vi h,r fingers for her
daily bread mads no lttferonGe TO Hayes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
Preachers Reception.

A reception was rendered last
evening by the Ladies Ald Sorlct y Of
hi. Salem VI. L Church to Rev. Y.
A. II. O'Briau, the newly appoin"d
pastor, The church has been
thoroughly renovated and both it and
the parsonag" have been put in Hrst
class order The supper served vas
very appetiling and the various dish
eS u good things were greatly enjoy
ed iy the pastor and numerous
friends. The members appear to he
wei pleased with their pastor and he
is cquaIiy pleased With his appoint
Glpnt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
I3til

N,r o.r..'- v.,lu- social "your ur
be pahr ~".a vD. Duo En~'"r dance in
bcpi Rc,''~ o~ro iIw-" 4. Harrington
pe If 'as w-d
Of W rbn ioJs DO. J.w- Gr4Nu. who died
No IN, ,bj- ,.i,, o NlnudD, has ro'u sent
yot,a to Fg",lta.." l. his FORMER home
hart FOR hur"d
Gopdd n""-b.,,. Clash, Godniu.
IT G0y.ry aud rIau h...n h..u rtu,~cu TO-
FIR rcprr-"u. the High Soh," ~ rb. pha.
5, dolphja D.'c, oU NprID ..
Il pa> bv,u iurim,lo that $rm.Hou
=, t"rh and JJw,- +. 'mr9n may h,
appointed street supervisors ty the
Street anI Sewer Department..
Tho rrollr'. Railway Company to-
day r""Nod t"u ear, from me- Elizabeth
\, j.. Car Works, where an order for
10 car wa recently placed.
johr \. >.,urr. of No. n, East Second
street Il> lu,rut"d an improved beer
hcg Nhuh he expect, will greatly
ruciIiraD" TIA" mwtod Of handling beer.
Irjrud-' Scu""L l'"UIDh and West
streets, i, tp h" represented in the relay
races ua,,r the .r.,pcrs ut the TIM
rer~lON of r"u0>}tyauia in rhiduIolphia
- On Aprti a5.
III" Na"o>"I G0n rIub is 10 have "A
Sw"eh>'ah"- shoot on its grounds, at
blue rock targets today.
City Solicitor tourld has bren MON.
TONED a. 'aUdjd4to for the Republican.
nomination tor mayor.
The Rev. +. l:urg"tt" Short, pastor
Of Epwowh VI L, Church, will preach
SUNDAY nisht on MANLY PURPOSES"
Go,"in"y Hum did not sign the bill to
leghi'~r shooting matches at live birds
IN the state. and it fails 10 become a
Mw
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
CARD RASI< EFT

Mr.. B. Frank lIanby, for merly Of
this city, now of Washington, d G.,
spent yesterday with relatives in this
city.
Very Rev. John A. Lyons is in
Pottsyillc, Pa, to-day attending the
funeral of Mrs. Wadron, mother OF
Rev. II. +. Waldron, pastor of Holy
Cross Church, Dover.
Patrick Murphy and Miss Ellen Nc
Carthy, of this city, will DO married
In St. Peters Proc hedral on next
Thursday.
In st. Peters Cathedral yes.
terday afternoon by Rev. Il. A. Nc
Weigh, William M. Mcintosh and
Miss Mary Ellen Campell were mar.
ried.
Judge and Mrs. George Gray were
among the guests at the wedding OF
Miss Emma Keats Rogers and Horace
Westcott, in Washington yeste rday
A reception will be given today from
8 to 7 y. m. at Trinity parish building
The affair Is 10 be known as an Easter
reception and is not to be confined tC
the mombers Of the parish
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11

The Trolley Road to West Chester.

When will the trolley line be built be.
tween this city and Wos. Chester Are
the incorporhtors dead or NJ erely sleeping
They should get move on them and
commence grading so tho rails may be
laid at an carly date, and the ears com =
moncc running by the last of July in Or
der to accommodate our citiAans who wish
to attend the camp at Brandywne sum .
NIT. Tho partie' residing in the vicinity
OF tho line are anXiously expoctln 4 u
movement to insure lis Constrlc ton al
thoy h,lieve 1t will prove a paying insti
tuition from the start The residents of
Tai'oyville, Brandywine, E!nm Dilworths-
town narlington's Corner and West
Ches or are all anAiously expecting TO 500
the cars running by August and the di.
rectors should see that they will not be
u usHppOiutcl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
FRlSBY IN
CONTEMPT

William Frisby, co!ored, occupies
a cell at the city hall for contempt
OF court. For the fourth time he
was charged in the city court this
morning with performing unneces-
sary work on Sunday.
Wm. e. Blackstou testified he had
his shoes shlned at I'risbys place
on Sunday.
Frisby-''Havc you. been in the
habit OF getting your shoes sEined
there
"No'
How came you to do 80 on Sun
day."
"No other places were open.
"Dld you swear out this war
rant:
"No"
GLOW are you witness
II told man.
"Who was he?"
IL don t know.
"Iad 1t not been ior being asked
YOU would not have told tt "a
Mr.. Lynn objected and the court
sust aimed the objection.
Frisoy--''l'hen l plead guilty
when | cannot get fair chance to
ask tbatquestion. He then walked
over to get his hat which was on a
bench. He was called back and
said he was willing to plead guilty
under such circumstances. He re.
fused to stop critlcislng the action
of the court in stopping him from
asking the question.
Judge Townsend ordered Chief
Massey to lock Frisby up and the
decision IN the case will be given
tomorrow morning. Frlsby will
remain in the cell until 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
fell In Fit and Broke An Arm,

George Smith OF Sparrow Point
is at the Delaware Hospital suffer-
ing IRON broken arm. Smith while
walking in the West Yard last
night iell into an ash pit and sus-
tained the in Jury mentioned, Rail
road men pulled him from his un-
comfortable quarters and sent him
to the Delaware hospital. Smith
has several bruises about the body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
White Ian Turned Yellow.

tteH; CONSERVATION was fUit by The
friends nf Al A llugarty OF Lexington,
Ky. when thGr saw ho WAS tuning vel.
low. HIS skin slowly changed color alse
his ewes, and he suffered terribly. His
maludy was yellow JaundiCs, He was
treated by the best doc ors, but without
benefit Then be was advised to try
EIsu'ric I5ittcrj, lho wonderful stomach
and ILver remedy and he writes After
taking two bottles was wholly cured. :"
A trial pr0yys It's matchlesj merit for all
Stomach Liver aGd Kidney troubles. Only
co con !. ~oId by y B, Danfortn Drug
RisI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
prOpO sails,

Proposals will be received by Pat.
rick Fahey, chairman of committee,
at the office Of L. l.. Rice, No. sl5
Market street, up to the 10th inst.
for the erection of pest house for
the Trustees of the Poor at Farm.
hurst. For particulars see adver.
tiSement,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE POPULAR TOURS To
OLD POINT COMFORT VA.

On Saturday, April 18Th. the sixth pop.
ular tour TO Old Point Comfort will leave
Wilmington, Delaware Ave. Station. at
$40 =. NJ. Tickets will bo sold at tho
low ratio of $50 for tie round trin in .
Guiding transportation for round trip
state room on steamer from Washington
TO Old Point Comfort and one and three
Qnarter.dNys board a. the Hygeia Hotel.
licketswili be good for six days including
dny of.issuo, Stop-oyer privilege a. Wash /.
ington and baltimore, For book Ut
Tours and full Information apply to h, A.
Miller, r. A Wilmington, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
EI.NIElt-M MCLEAN.

Dr. Matthew kean Elmer, Of
Bridgcton, was married yesterday in
st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Philadelphia, to Miss Emily
Fotterall Mclean. The bride was
dressed in white satin and rare old
Duchess lace. The best man was DR..
Henry Elmer, of Bridgeton, cousin Of
the bride c-groom. The wedding was
followed by breakfast at the Aldine.
William G. Whiteley OF this city
was among the guests.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
-" --F-
Police Chief Murdered

1n.ts Crock, Pa April 10 With
his SkjA crushed a. If by IL blow and
hands covered with blood, as IL lie had
heon ~ II .tru.gIo ant his blachiack anl
revolver mI..iDg the dead body Of Chlot
OF Police James Mckssg was found unGe"
ths Onion krNroal Bridge here o.lay,
Iha dead oill'crs was last snen alive last
night. Tie wn- thea laOhirg for Il man
uhurRe with horse stealing Tho genera.
belief /, that Mrkeae was hiIled IN Il hsh
with dr.pcrAlu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
A Murder SuSpest.

WilkesBarrc. Pa. April .lG, - Michael
Crook, a young SlavoniuB, was arrested
to-day charged with the murder of A dam
Rhoads at Parsons yesterday. 4hs prison
or was found In saloon In an intoxicat.
cd condition lio did not deny being with
Rhoads on tho night OF the murder, but
did deny that he did tina stabbing Crook
was given II. hearing before Magistrate
Davis and com oittod to jail without bali.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
swss For Wesley Church. :.

\ rummage sale for Wesley NJ, E.
Church Will open Monday night,
d, April Is to Is. under the Opera
; House. Contributions to the sale
will be thankfully received at sthc
Church or at the place Of sale.
The ladies of the Church will
give bake and also ice cream and
cake in the rooms under the Opera
House Saturday afternoon and
evening of this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
Suspected OF Wife's Death.

Kennett square, Pa.-Arril n.-Wai-
ter Boyer, OF kennelt was ARE, ,ted today
on suspicion of having caused his wife .
dea b, and taken to Lincoln for hearing.
A few weeks ago his wife died OF peri, on :
tits. and 1t was reported at the time th at
1t was caused by his kicking hcr III the
stomach, Her parents hsaru the report
and caused hi hrro5t. He l. held pond-
ing al investigation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
ENGAGEMENT ANNDI'S Need.

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Cochran OF
MiddletOwn, have announced the en-.
gagcment Of their daughter Lucy to
Carlisle Harrington Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harrington was formerly a resi-
dent Of Pennington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
uUMPIIREY-BAIRD,

Mr.. Clement Wheclcr'of this city
was one of the ushers at the Humph-
rcy.Baird nurtials, in Philadel phia
last evening. The ceremony took
place in Centenary NJ. e. Church and
was performed by Rev. John S. lleis-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
trolley Line for Lower Peninsula

Laurel. Del. April 1lth. -An electric
light company was organized here yester.
day to ligh Laurel s;oGford and other
towns. The plant will bs in operation
hers by June !. II il thought this 10 sImP-
~ wedge to the opening OF II trolley sys.
tom through out tho low er peninsnlA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
A suggestion.

While Attorney General Ward Ia inycs.
| tigatlng the Levy Court it would DO a
good idea to investigate tho Second ward
fraud and MIR, Goodwin with his forged
certliicnte and the election officers and
why the priinn les wore not returned to
Court The way to investigate Il to In.
veSIigatB
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
!, PAIN IN THE BACK.

A. R Harrington, Constania, N. Y.V
says: II was troubled several ysa-S
with kidney disease and suffered severe
pains In the back. used FOley's kidney
Cure aud one bottle cured me 70.
commend IL TO my friends. II has gwen
perfect Satisfaction. ;" lake no substiLi to-
- Sold at Dxnt0rth'A 1a0 Market. trsstl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
he MelIher.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and rath-
or warmer. Somewhat similar conditions
Will probably prevail Or SuJ urday.-
Tbs Thermometer at w. c. Taylors
drag store 80! King street to-day regis.
tered as follows
o'clock ~ o'clock lo'cloCk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
Pension Quickly Secured.

Col. Wainwright otlise No. 3 W. 7th st,
Wilmington, Dol. secures widows pension
in from ~ TO 80 days. Soldiers. Sailors and
widows. Wiito to him or call ut his leu
for Information about their title 10 pom.
siOns an1 other claims against the Gov
prniueul.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11

Thos. W. Carter, OF Ashboro, N. Q.
had kidney trou5e aud one bottle OF Fol
ey's Kidney Cure effected perfect cure
and Le snvs tneGe Is no remedy that will.
compare with it.
Sud n Ds frv.h's, 100 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
Removed to Hospital.

The Phoenix Ambulance this
morning removed Mrs. Charles Fred.
crick from No. 3O2 East Seventh
street to the Homeopathic Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
Resolutions passed by the Young Men

Resolutions passed by the Young Mems
Dem ocratio Club:
Whereas, We have learned with deep
sorrow and regret Of tho death Of our fell
low -msm ber, Frederick K!enIe; therefore.
Resolved. That we tender to tho grief.
stricken family of our decaa'ed follow
member our heartfelt sympathy In this
hour of great bereavement and that we
take this means of testily!ng our appre-
citation of the character of the deceased.
who WAS kind and loving husband and
father. good ami upright ci,izon and
fellow -member OF our club, who by his
genial disposition and sterling character
had won the respect and esteem OF all who
knew him
Resolved That copy of .heso reso'u-
tiuns be spread OF tho minute. and copied
in the newspapers Of this city. and. AS n
further mark Of respect to the memory
| of the deceased, the club do now ad journ.
tSigne0) Fred G. MANN lie,
Howell $. England,
Martin +, FAIRY.
James H. Kane,
]. Prince Ford
Committee
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11

President Gompers Of the A. F.
l.. and President O'Connell of |. A.
NJ. will address all labor organlza-
tions in rurn Hall tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
See AMI Hear.

Call and sec our ne W style pianos. Call
and hear our sweet tone pianos. Easy
payment Lud"ig piano company, OLE
Shipiey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-11
MARRIAGES.

MAICNEY -SCOl ton Alr,l 10, 1901 iN IN.
emanuel NJ I. Chnr.N, Tuwn"tUd, Hrl, y
= Rev Alfred +. Scpl'. as-izici by iev too.
L. ,lupcs Levi iatttmu, Na!unry ana .,iui
ticrtrud3 Scott, b,ih Of rOwp4rnu