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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Wie Der pabninniss S6nis BON
8apern fh amnfren fpu.

Cine fonbsrbure. aber na6 allen 5rf'
beren niGt ssraoe unelaubIiG flinsenbe
0ef6i6te tpirb aus i'm anf1tub on bic
iaralide Seisr bss S0idbriesn 2uitpoIb
beri&tet. Surna6 seiet Der tpobniin.
nise 46nie DITTO in neueftsr 8e,t Elm
tirmii&es 8srIanssn. Wsni6sn su tOo.
ten. unb ~fOrbert e~erabsSu, bab mon ibm
@ele8enbeit basu 8sbv. I'm ibn bel
Sumor tu srbolten, rgihen ibm feline
BARTER Elm @stpebr. bas aber muir nit
blinoen 9atrOnen esl0ben 1T. uno Iafisn
ibn ii& an einen 5snfter ess SbIoEes
itelsn, mo CT internirt ut, Ssrner tper.
zen 8auern casu eeounesn. in Der 0dbs
oiefes Senfsrs porIbsr ju sebsn unb 10.
balo fe sinen SduB iraasn bSrsn, fi6
u 8ooen fuasn gu lafsn. aIs OF is ss.
troffen tpdrsu. Ser 25nis feuert, Elm
8ouer lflrat, unb DITTO IT tpilb Dor gnt.
siden! Auf iol&e Art-io be,bt es-
petbsn isst iseen 2us Is bis 90 Bauern
BON abnis ,.abeeibon" Dis Bogus.
Opfer etbalten einen ip6dsntliHsn 2obn.
Da OttOs Raierei er5bsr eepOrosn in.
ale in ftibsrsn Sobrsn, 10 ertpartet ma
ni4t, baB er nod LANCE am 2sben bIeiben
tuiro, unD 60 1T febr m6slid. ouB iein
betaster Dnfel. Der ibatid1li6s 0err,
I&sr 8apsrus. bod nod cine Krone tra'
aen tpiro,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Aua elm 9siratbs, Sursau /.

..gins bitinsuirts iunee Bitips. i'm
4lier bon 25 Sabrsn. obns Anbans
iu&t einen trsuen unb l~iebepolsn Sat.
ten. 8tisfe fnb on 9. 8. g., apn4
Building, Sprasufe. y D.. ,u rl4ten."
Auf olefe in petfdieoenen 8ldttetn oes
2anbeS srideinenpe Annones bin baden
fdnf iunss 2suts in Spraeuie elm re6i
proitablss n%nternebmen in Ger @tftall
zines Embellishments" bstrisben
Oisiem Bureau einsen tdsIi6 stpa bun
osrt STisfe bon Seirotbslufieen ,u, be.
men ertpibert tpurbs. bab Der ,Wlttpe''
bic OttOsrapbie unb Der Stpl bee
S6rebsrs iebr eefislsn unb bas bas
Bureau sssen ginienOuns sines 9Oaars
cine ipsitere @orreiponbens germ permit.
teln tpiiroe. Sect II bns 4Ot 0sparte'
ment BEN Sdp,noeI benin bic Biittps
NJ natirlit MUIR cine fiuei,te peri0nIt@,
felt - auf bic Spur seiommen unr
idmmtli6en Boitantalten i'm 2anoe if
lie WeiiuuS auBeean8su, aas on bas
Bureau" seti6tsts Sdrsibsn aufbu.
balten. Dies 1T s;nitpeilsn bic einsiss
WaBressL, bic sesen Die inssni6isn
9sut6en. bic fi@ Ybilip uno SamusI
&aplan. Ba[uee g. Sears. s. 8
Roe. 9pisbt 3bOmas. alias @iliam
Gupper. nennsn. srsrIfsn psrOeu Tam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
aufffanb tpdAh.

Die aus @onitantinopel sinsetrofsnen
Na6ri6ten beuten Oarauf bin. oab bas
ilrfiite Rei6 iid RAID elmer sroben
Rrlfis ndbert. Die tIriiiaer Hinans
len iinb in elmer unenipirIbnrsn Gonfus
fion. Gae 8eimten : Saldre iinb felt
ieds bis a6t Wonaten i'm RIdiinnbe,
5ar 3rleesmaterinl i9uIoet bic Bforte
uebr als cine MiQion idrtiihe Bfunr,
unb babel tpadien tdeli6 bic milit6ri
lben AuSaaben, neil in oieisr Rl6tuna
srObe Gnitreneuussn sema6t psrcen
mttien, UNI ben Aufitane in Der Yrobius
yemen i'm iGoliden Arabien bepdlti9sn
une ben crobsDeen Nufftano in Wacsoc,
MEN unteroriiden Az tbunen. unhrslt.
bar baben BITE idtfii6en Iruppen cine
i&tpers Rieoerlape our9 bic Anbdnser
bes Sdeltbs srbalten, Der in sinsm Wa,
ulfsft ben Sultan far abgsisbt ertlG ts
uno ieinen 8tubsr Diobammso 81 idot
@fenol unter BEN 9itel Woblmeo Y. ais
neuen Sultan pr0tlamirte. 9e jung
tlrflf1e BarteI bat bisie @eIeeenbe,i
srsrItfsn. un ge8en ben Sultan Abbul
Samip befer aatiiren su ISnnsn, unr
siebt Der drabiiden BIoilamatiOn Die
slDBimD8litfts 8erbreituns. 8is in bic
lnnetten Rdume bss 9aIahss 1T Idon
Die 6sin6ihnft sspen QbbuI SamiO ee'
erunesn. S8et Bsp iOa bstslis 8orbs'
Isiiuneen sur SIutt t~rsffen. Sa Sons
l%taniinopsl iinD 9ntroutaen OslpOppsli
pcteen. Stlnolld tpsrosn DlObamme.
oaner un6 ebtiiten artelut unb nod
als,naiien oeportirt. 5piihen ben Sul'
saren uno ben W~uielmdunsrn in Wace'
Sonien uimmt bic 5rsuneibnIt fOrnpdb,
rsnb ~. 8ie berittet piro, iOl cine
dnbere Banhe bon Wiarooeuren aus 8ul,
satisn in WaesOUnisn sinssbruneen
iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
ssriss Japau6 NIT benz 3arens
rethe ais nnausbleiblth
erfIdrt.

&. Yntiumi. Gin General in Der iupu.
niiben ITmse, fubr in BssIeitung be,
@upitane u. 2apomi unb 8. Watul
nab Californian, un bon bort aus be
Reife nab Der Seimalb nnSutreten. DIE
orsi Gfleiere peilten erel Wonate In
aanbs, UNI bic mIlildriibsn 8erbdltni6,
ju fiublren. unb iolien nod brsi WcnaIs
LANCER bleiben. erbisIten absr pI6bIif
Orbre. nah s lpun surid,utsbren. 81,
neral DaifumI iaste in sinsm ...Snter,
ulew": ,.gin6 ben Milibsilungen, bic
mir o meiner Rtsieruna Sueesnngsn
limb. balts i'd einsn 8ries spd6sn Ras,
lamb unb Sapan far unpsrmaolit
Ndbreno es mir nidt Uffalsa aeiasl
purbe, 9laube i'd bod, bob bic 8oraes
itsien MD besbalb mad Sauis b'ruFen
baten. 8orbersitunesn fur sinsn Rriep
nit RusIano ~ trsfen. Sapan unb
RuBtanO m1hsn friber obsr ipdtsr me
aeu 8orsas an einanoer ssratben. Das
1T iei ausbru6 Der Ssinbislistsiten in
Sbina nit ieoem Gage tlater setuor,
ben. Supan tpitb cisfen @onfitt pieI
lsi&t berbeiauflbrsn iu6en, on Is iesl
better tquip,rt H.. RubIanos gncstp d
IT. ROrea an ii6 su seissn, mir peroeu
'as absr nidt obne aimpf ,usebsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
9orabnuus elmer sfspOlut on.

Sn elmer ReOs, bic Der aliier an
OUnnsrftda Dor pem 8alisr 4ttr lnoe,
acknowledgement in befeu Raierne
bttlt, ica ct. Der .aisuBNiuns" sufuIes,
leiaat baden. ouB bic Splooten eitIca
Regiments It'd Sag unb 9iati earnut
ssiaBt modem mlflsH, ale feline ge,b.
saree au funeltsn mo penn u6lbig, ibr
Seben fur ibn unp lem 0nuS .b~ersueeten.
Sr fdbTte lbnen bic @rs,eniGs ees Sob
res l84S ms 8ebdhtniB uno iaete,
CT iei htetasuat, bob psnn ioIde Gage
uieeer tthren nIrben, oos Repiment
ii&er aQe Standardization unb 8sraeben
sssen ieInsn S0nis %itrafen pilroe. Dtt
Rebe bat d~ussmenes 2lufiebeu errsai,
niht nur neil iis OUT sine mbalits Re,
pollution binbsutet. i~ennern AUDI, neil
lie, tpie man eIuubI. BON Reuem ben BE.
peis l%iefere, COS beS aalisrs anlihien
lbsr cps peu;ibe Bolt felt benz Brsmer
attentat iib pltillh iebr sednosrt pa.
ben. Die fO~nietputIusn !3eitunssn brin
aen feline Sommentare lber bic Reee bee
Raiisrs, umiOmsbr nber bic liberaIt
pteHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
T~unftpns VIau asIunaen.

General Srsb Sunfions petpeaener
Plun, ben Sniuresntenfdbrsr NsuinoIou
IN fsinsm S6lupfpinisl in Der gvorin,
Isabella auf Ger Snisl 2u;on su fanesn.
bot ii6 als erfolerei6 erpisisn. I'm
%. Wdrj seIans es Dem 9snetnl, aaui.
naloo in feline Sdnoe su befommsn uni
Iebte .Wo1e irufen belbe auf benz aa.
n~onenboot .,8idsburs" in WaniIa Elm
Asuinalbos @efan8snnobme par mi
etoBsn S&trisrieisiten perbunben. Gin
Naior Der Sniuresntsn feel i'm Sample
3pansie @smebre unb pieI tpi6tige 30
iumente tpuroen erbeutet.
9as 8auonenboot ,.8idsburs", an
osfsn 8oro fid Der Sufureentenflbrer
Asuinnlpo bsfanb. iraf in Ranila am
Ra&mittas Elm. 3ebn Winuten mad
ore, ubr puroe A~euinaibo ans 2anb
sebra6t uno Gen. MneAribur i'm Wa.
Iaeonos.B aIaf porssfdbrt. 81 ipra6
fi6 siemli& fret aus. i6isn aber aber bic
lssten @reisniie i'm nntIarsn ,u fsin.
er fob ssiuno unb iosar persndst aus.
Ct ipeiht srh nit ben DHicisren bon
Sen. WaeAriburs Stab unb purbe bann
nod BEN apoa Str. 8efdnenB obee'
fiibtt.
Cine 9spei6e aus Wanila befast.
bab mstrere Witslisoer BON A~suinaIoOe
Stab slsI&ssitis nit itm in @sfaneen.
f@aft esrietbsn unb mad. WaniIa ee
bro@t tpureen. Gsr SnfursentsniGbrsr
uno feline 2eute purben nabe Gatsuran.
bel SaIer in Der 8ropins ausOn sefan'
aen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Wahrtsn N@ ypn Saiff&en.

Die nOetpesiids 8a,ts >. anbrOmsba".
bic pcn @lasaop IN SapItabt %sintraf,
brndte sinen 9bsil Der WannihaTt Der
am IA Siuuar asfruubetsp ,Bip9s"
nit. 9Is serstistsn Seelsuts tparen
Oreibie Gage lang in sinsm O~fenen 9oots
auf BEN Weere. tpdbreno neI6er 3sit
iis f6 BON Saifiden uno Albatrob
ndbrten. i3pel Der 2euts parsn ben
en~lbsbtuneen nt&t sstpadien unS ftar.
ben, bic Nnoeren tparen bsinabe ibon
bnIblobt, als fe eerstlet purosn. Der
Stsusrmann Der .,Ripbe" uno flnf
RatrOfsn. bic in BEN a~tpsiten 8pOts ibr
Ssil fu&tsn, tpsrbsn nod psrmist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
xemperena In NrsuAeu.

SIN prsubii6sn 2anbtus it. permutb'
LID auf bic Snitiatipe bes aaiiers. sint
GsistporIuss esssn ben WtBbraud esi'
fissr @etrdnfs sinSsbrn6t porbsn, bs'
rem 8srfOFsr 6raf Suao SbOIiO bon
Douelas, Wfitelieo oes preuBiiben
S~taatsratbes. Elm intimsr 5rsunb bss
aaiIsrs. 1T. Die 8orIase psrbisisi ben
8eriauf o ulfoboli&en @eirdnfen,
bic 5uislDl enibuIten, uno ben 8erfauf
beraui&snosr @strdnie an 9srionsn nm
ter l6 Sabren. on Observation-Disclosures
unb on Setrunfene. Dor 7 lbr DIOR.
gems elrfen feline bsrauihsnee @etrdnie
pettauft tpsrbsu. auf ben 8abnhSfsn
unb in Ofenil,8m 2OiaIsn mlRsn aar'
ten o~ufssbdnet peroen, tpsl&e bic iddb'
Ii&sn Dltiuneen bss aliebols anf6au.
LID ms&sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Mn s6minOiIdtiae.

Der llnitriritnftE Der burd siu sspSbuli1ss
@ittsI jur 8siunebsit piresr bsrstfsat purpt,
naebetm tr sinige SABRE lnrs an tintr itptrsn
euuasnfrauf9tit unp Der stflrbtsten arautbsit,
StpinpiuRt stIitt n. bat elm srpsts 9srlau.
stu, Itinrn WitlsiprnbsH cas Wttttl Der Dell.
ung bstnnnt su MAIDEN Nle Disltnissn. biz
"a vsrlaugsn, miro IT frsnuhli6if Uplisnfrti)
sint Abltrlii Der 3ubtritlnn ididsn, tpsId G Il,
ale cine il6,rt petIuns fur S6Hinelu1t, aRb-
ma, Gatarrb, Bronchitis une ale Sals. UNI
eunstnfranfbriten tnttn ptrotH. Or bUft, ba6
aus ettesnesn ittn 6nlmiIrtl ~prpbirtn ptrbtn,
fa ts itbr psIibOOll 1T. Dttisuiesu, ptIbs bic
3ubrrtttans psrIdnssu, prltt ibnsn nipts 10.
ltfn ptre UNI Gin Ssssn fur is ltin mag, mol
len stTdlteit SbIip 9epare ", @tIpn, Sreof.
lpu ". o. aertTrsu.
BRN- Man rrpabne eitIr 9eiiuna,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
NEGROES
HANGED. .

Fulton, KY, Feb. 18-At Dyorsburg
across the Tsnne 1898 line this afte: noon,
Fred King and Sam Montgomery, negroes
were taken from Jail and hanged on the
public square by u mob OF fifty or one
bundi ed people Ring had q mob trial and
was found guilty by tho jury, af or which
quick work was made OF the execution fa
was hanged with stout rope to tree,
placard warning negroes against assault
on white women WAS pinned to bis back.
The town was socn in tie hands of n mob
aud the officers made no attempt to con-
troll it.
After King had been hanged the mob
broks back to the jail for Montgomery
The Jailor had taken him away, and Tor
an hour eve,y y nook and corner was search
cd for him. Al last hs was found in closat
Of the jail. ana brought up on the square,
almost under thu corpse Of King He stout.
ly maintained his Innocence but so fren-
zied had the mob become by his time that
he was hanged without trial. The two
bodies wers left dangling in tho air until
nearly sundown, and thousands OF people
gazed upon them. To night the Coroner
cut them dcwn and a jury found that tho
men cnine to their death at the bands OF
unknown parties. u peculiar fact being
tlet some Of the sano persons who nclea
on tho Jury were members Of the mob.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
kellertS Better.

Arlington, N. J, Feb ls.---Thc
condition of Rev. Johh Keller, who
was shot by Thomas G. Barker two
weeks ago, continues to improve and
his recovery is anticipated by the at.
tending physicians. The sight Of
the left eve may be lost. In any
event tie sight OF the eye will always
be impaired.
The devotion Of the rector's sister,
Miss Elizabeth Keller, of Phiiadel-
phia, is causing much favorable COM
ment. The faithful woman has
scarcely been absent from her brother's
bedside since she was summoned
from her home in Philadelphia by a
hurried telegram announcing the
shooting. Numerous visits are still
being made by out-of.town clergy
men to Mr.. Keller and they all re.
new their confidence in the rector
A clergyman said to be arepresent.
ativeo Of Dean Holman, whose offer OF
moral and financial assistance to Mr..
Keller has proved Of mueh physical
benefit to the latter, visited the rec
tor Yesterday.
Barkcr's friends are eager to secure
his release from the county Jail and
his employers are willing to furnish
the ueccs SarY bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Read-Report Of the joint committee
appointed to examine the State library
new catalogue. The sum of $3.50 recon-
mendcd as compensation for the prepar-
alton of the catalogue.
Reconsidered and recommitted-sch-
ate bill prohibiting the manufacture ana
sale of cigarettes, cigarette paper ana
cigarette tobacco in this State vote Oh
reconsideration-ayes, 10; nays, lo).
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Before Deputy Judge Townsend in the
City Cpnrt this morning Frank Corniskl
was charged with being drunk aud disor-
derly. etanisluns Jarowski testified that
the defendant WAS very di,orderly at the
Polish Turner Association. He Is mem
l,or CT the club. Officer james !. Scott
testified he was detailed to keep ordor at
tho bali. The defendant told wine that
he had no business there. After the ball
was oyor he refused to go out and he was
requested to cj ,ct him. A fine CT VI and
costs was imposed.
Thomas Holmes was prosecuted by An
ME Talley for setting in Il Gisorderly man
ner. She is keeping a little daughter of
Holmes while he aud mis- wife are seperat-
cd. She wants him to keep away from her
house, l'he case was dismissed.
Officer William j. Conner charged 81
mon Panors with peddling jewellery wi h
out a license. He told the officer 1t was
none of his business where he came from.
Tho chargo was dropped and one OF disor-
dery conduct was preferred. A fine Of s3
and costs was imposed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
JUSTICE
In EFFIGY.

Baltimore. February 1S. Because he
cau,ad The IL rest of colleague for hazlng
him, Harry SChurmAn was expelled from
the fraternties Of the University OF Mary
land Today.
The dean Of the institution announced
on tho part of the faculty that inasmuch
as Schurnan had taken his troubles to
the courts, the faculty would not investi-
cato tho matter or punish the tormsnlors
OF the hazed man.
GSchurman caused two more arrests to
DO made today and the prisoners, like the
first culprit who fell into the clutches OF
the pO 10, were fined.
AThs men who was hnzad Ia o sophomore
and tho hazlng consisted In running his
luxuriant muustache. His fellow studen
caught him In the dissectng room of the
medical school Saturday, bound aud gag.
sei him and cut off tho Doustache.
Schurman had Guy p. Aspsr arrested.
Aspar admitted removing tho mousiache
from his fellow 8 udenI' lip and was Hned
s25 and costs by Police Justice tor.
To-day Schurman sworo out ad iltlonal
warrants against Eugene Ednuudson and
G. NJ. Girley, on the technical charge OF
Assault. Each was fined $40. Tha Police
Justice scured tho students soundly.
The grentost excitement prevailed at the
Univer i'y to day. and rogular lectures
had to be abandoned.
The students arc highly incensol at
their treatment by Justice Poe, and to-
night they are bowling around hig bon :
fire at tho institution campus. In the
centre Of the flames Is an ctfigy Of the
Magistrate, labeled 'Irjustice POO.
VIII II the students gathered in the court
room today Poo sailed them vigorously.
He characterized their actions As ruiiianly
and minated that they were. o his mind,
but few degrees removed from tbs jack
ass.
When students of tho law department
OF tho University volunteered to defend
tho accused, this Justica announced, with
a show OF contempt thu his court was
not kindergarten Tor bum lawver,'.
Tie sophomore class men Say that un-
less the faculty expels Schurman they will
all resign
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
MURDER
AND SUICIDE,

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. ls.-The bodies
of Mrs. Ii. NJ. Wilson, a young widow
and William Hamilton, student In
pharmacy, who disappeared from AT.
lanta one week ago today, were found
last night, one mile from the end OF
the Chattahochee River car line.
The Surroundings indicated that
Hamilton had killed Mrs. Wilson, set
fire to the woods near her body and
then ended his own life. Both bodies
we're fearful!y burned and rested upon
breastworks thrown up by the Con-
federates to stem the advance of the
Fedelal army on Atlanta in the Nar
between the States.
The bodies were found 10y two ne'
groes, who being unable to impress
anybody with the truth Of their state
ments last night, did not press the
matter further until today.
Mrs. Wilson was lying by the side
of fallen sapling. There was a bull /
let hole through her right hand ANDY
another in tie right temple. HY
left foot was burned entirely off; che
flames had dcS troyed her hair and her
left hand was incinerated, save for
one finger, which bore a wedding
ring.
BY the side of Hamilton was found
a revolver and an empty cigarette
box. There was a hole in Hamilton's
left temple and few inches from his
left hand lay a small mirror, evident.
ly used to direct the bullet.
When Mrs. Wilson left her mothers
home she wore only morning gown
of light material, and lightweight
dressing sacque. She was without a
hat aud her feet were encased in
slippers.
Hamilton came to Atlanta from
Mobile. His tuition fees and eXpen-
scs at college have been paid by Mrs.
II. NJ. Goodall, Of that city. accord
ing to Il recent letter to Mrs, Wilson.
1t was known that Hamilton had
been devoted To Mrs Wilson for some
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Pottsville, Feb. lS.-Robert
". Taylor the Mahanoy City
pharmacist, who was convicted
of poisoning his wife, formerly
Mrs. Frank Meyers, and for
carrying concealed deadly
weapons, was refused a new
trial to-day, and was sentenced
by Judge Bechtel. lie will serve
six years and nine months at
separate and solitary consire-
ment for the first conviction,
and nine months imprisonment
for carrying concealed deadly
weapons. Judge Bechtel read
severe lecture to Taylor
prior to imposing the sentence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
AI,rE AND DEATH FIGHT.

Mr., w. A. Ha'nes OF Manchester, L. l.,
writing OF his almost miraculous escape
from oeath ,avs Exposure after measles
induced serious lung trouble, which ended
in Consumption had frequent honor
hnges and coughcd day and night. All
NV doc ors said mus soon die. Then
began to use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which completely cured
mo, Iwould not DO without 1t evon If 10
cost S.. 90 bottle Hundreds havo used
1t OIL my Recommendation and all say 10
never falls to cure Throat Chest amt
Lung troubles u Regular size 5Oc and II
Trial bottles free at y. B, Dantorth's drug
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t Is certainly gra' flying to the public to
know Of one concern in the land who are
not a'rl.0 to begener0us to the needy anu
suti.lips Tho propristurs OF DR.. Kings
New cuvery for Consumption. Coughs
and Co T., have given away over ton lhi.-
lion trial bottles Of this great medicine
and have tho satisfaction Of knowing 1t
has absolutely curad thousands Of hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis. Eoarsen ess
and all the diseases OF The Throat Lungs.
and Chest arc surely cured by. iu Call on
N. b. Danforth, druggist. aud get free
trial bottle. Regular size 800 and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed. Or price retuned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
Delightful Relief from catarrh. is

Delightful Relief from Catarrh. Here is
one cf thousand such testimonies.
Tho Rev. A. d. Buckley, OF Buffalo, says;
II wish all to know what q blessing DR..
Agnsw's Catarrhal Powder Is In a case of
Catarrh. / was troubled with Catarrh
for years. but the first time l used this
r.medy ie gavo most delightful relief.
now regard myself entirely cured alter
using it for two months, III
Sold by Y. Jas. Belt. 9th and Market
street, and N b. DaDforth. No. l?0 Mar
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
preaching Tonight

Rev. l.. C. Karholscn, pastor OF
Kingswood NJ. f. Church, will preach
on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, at llar-
vcstcrS' Mis- sion, Front and Jciler-
son streets, at :. 10 p. m. His sub
iect will he "Thc Holy Ghost power
the needs of The Church today To
bring sinners to the Lord Jesus
Christ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Greensburg, Feb. S.--The physi-
clans of this place are great? as
tonished over the remarkable case
OF Mrs. J. ]. X, Robb, a deaf mute
who partially gained her hearing
when twin babes were born to her
few days ago Mrs. Robbs hear
ing has ste adily improved until now
nearly every sound is audible to
her, The physicians believe that
she will also gain power oil speech.
They cannot account Tor the phe-
nomenon,
sOn the day following the birth of
the twins Mrs. Robb informed her
husband. who is also 4 mute, by
means Of the sign language, that
she could hear them cry. Greatly
astonished, he informed the nurse
and physician. who also made their
conversation heard by the patient.
Mrs. Robb could not understand
what they said anymore than her
babies could. But she is beginning
to learn,
Mrs, Robb is a daughter OF X.
Bush. a farmer living near this city.
She was educated at the Edgewood
Institute, Her husband is gradn-
ate OF the PennsJ lvania Deaf and
Dumb Institute at Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
Notice.

Rev. William Van Kirk of New
York. will speak in the Mt. Salem NJ
Il. Church, on Wednesday evening.
and in the Union NJ. f. Church, Filth
and Washington streets, on Thurs
day evening of this week Subject,
"Christ and the Wine cup. Open
to all,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Misunderstood sym ptons OF disease
lead doctors to treat something else when
the kidneys arc out Of order. Foieys Kid
ney Cure will bring your health when
other medicidss have failed. Take no
sub,titute. sold at Danforth's. 1?O Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
NEW CASTLES WANTS.

Two delegations from New Castle
were here today, ono, the progressive
caSs Of citizens, to advocate the pas
sage of the bill allowing that town to
borrow 100000 and the other a commit
tee of citizens who think the town has
improvements enough. Eoth delegations
offered convincing arguments.
o. C. Purdy. superintendent of the
Standard Oil Company, for the pca-
ware peninsula, was here today to OPP
pose the bill now pending to tax oil
wagons.
The cigarette bill came up for "ccor-
sidcratior this afternoon ard RcrrcScn-
tativc Hardcsty opposed the reconsidcra-
ton of this measure. Mr.. Haldcsty said
that il the bill was unconstitutional as
claimed by some, why not fight it as
such.
Mr.. Moore said that he was thoroughly
opposed to cigarettes but did not believe
in the passage of a defective measure.
The Jill was rcconsidcrcd by a vote
| Of 10 to is and on motion of Mr.. Moore
| was rccommitted.
Mr.. Robertson offered resolution in
! the House for the relief of the Bali-
more n Ohio Railroad Company. The
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