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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
DEGISlElt'S OltDEh
~ REGIsTEit's UFFIOB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBJ..

DLcember Z. 1890
Upon the application Of Daniel f. Mooney al
minlstrator OF Bridget mooney late Of vii.
m!nKlo Ed.,i in snil county deceased, It 10 or.
dercd and dircot0t by the ttUgIster, thIs
tho Administrator aforesaid Give not,u,
OF granting OF Letters Of Admin istr alton IN
Gntbe osiuto OF the deooasei. with the date Of
granting thereof, by caustaH advertisement,
tobo posted within forty days from the dats
CfsuoA letters ~ Rix Ut the most publ 10 pi sous
q the county OF New Castle requiring ali
persons having demands against tbs ssgAts
10 present the same. Or abide by an AIT O.
Asse'aGiy In such CAGE made md pro siio |;
ana also CAUSE the satne to DO inserted with.
III the same period In the DAILY HaPusLt-
CAN. n newspaper published IN WilIniny ton,
Del, and '9 DO continued therein tarsi
,-, Given under the hand and ses, II
IS ! Office Of the Register aforesaid a
-, Wilml ngton. iu New Castle County
Aforesaid. tho day and year above written.
CALVIN n. CHUSSAN. Itoxistsf.
NOTICE-Notloe 10 hereby given that 10 tiers
Of Adminstraii Ion wrro In duo fora Of
law granted unto the undersiHns Cd, on the
Eth day Of Dec. A. d. ~ ~ and that all por.
sons having claims against III, estate OF the
deceased must present tho same, duly attest.
ed ~ the said ADMIN illustrator OIL or before
Of Assembly iusuch case made anlprovilel.
DANIEL y. bit,ONiY
Admin istratoE
miDgton, Dol. dl0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

Governor Tunnel, Goysrnor.elect
Hum, Mayor Fahey and other state
officials have been invited to attend
the Hebrew Charity bail on jana.
AIRY y. The sale o. tickets is large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
Pension Quickly Secured.

Col. Wainwright Office No 3 w. eth at,
Wilmington, Dol. secures widows pension
In from ~ to 80 DAYS. Soldiers, Sailors and
widows. Write to him CT call nt his Office
for Information about their title 10 pen.
ment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

DCBlIC SAlE-THE FARM OF THE
l. late Lnmes Dennison, situa' ed in Mil
Creek Hundred conta inlng i6RCres 1 rods and
some perchrs will be sold on January I'd, 1901.
at ]. 80 p. M, on tie premises. Term, made
know on day Of snle
EDW AkH II. DENNlSON,
LYDIA A, bEkkll kSUN
JOHN II. PEACH,
dl+l1ttwfs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

Invitations havs been issued by the Rev,
" l.. :. Murray fnr u meeting of all the
rGrgy Of the city In It. Paul's NJ. L,
eau Oh this Afternoon for conferences ard
prayer. lus attsndancs is expected to be
lnrR8
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

Charlie, Frohman has purchased tho
drama ic rights to Gilbert arkers new
book, "The Lane that had no Turning"
recently published by Doubleday, Page e.
Co. who announce a most satlslac, ory
first sule
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

& In St. Johns Church parish house to-
{yMerrow evening Professor George W.
snperinte 1dent Of public
Ms VIII lecture on "Ct al and It's Pro-
~ss,s., The lecture will 10 free aud .
programme will also be given,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

Col. John wainwright Of Wilmingto n
ha, sccursi II pension tor William Dsney
late Co. 'C' III Pa. Vols. residing at
Stanton Delaware. Six dollars 4 month
from August7, 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

A noteworthy fea ure Of the .Iannury
number u The Worlds Work will be an
authoii alive account Of the first crossing
OF Africa, from south to north, by tho
young English explorer. Ewnrt Scott
GrOghn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

CERTAIN persons wish to lensthen
the Presidential term to six years.
If the policy Of the party in power
always promoted the prosperity OF
the country, there might be no par
= ticular objection to this proposition
but when industry is Frustrated by
the Presidential policy, 4 term of
four years is certainly long enough.
The ma jorlty Of the voters OF the
country could not have desired the
continuance of the Cleveland adj
ministration two years longer, III
fact the greatinaj orlty were thank
full when it came to an end. Indeed
had it ended before it began, the
great mass would have been better
pleased. Thank heaven, those who
advocate such a scheme, lack the
power to carry It out, and the term
of the President is likely TO Contin-
ne for the present century as fixed
by the trainers of the Constitution
and all will have to acqulcsce in
the present arrangement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

A large sale Of tho first number of The
World. Work Is reported than of any 20.
cents magazine since Scribner's was first
issued fourteen years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

HOWARD d. Ross has filed his
protest against the seating o! Sell
ator Francis J. McNuIty, through
his attorney, Vim. S. HilIes. Mir.
Ross expects, without DOUBT, TO be
seated in McNulty's place, as well
as Mr.. Learned. who viii contest
Mr.. Scotten's seat in the Senate.
This will give the Republicans four
majority, without counting the
Epe aker pro TEN, making with him,
I've ma iority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

The conductors and motormon on the
West Eighth street line were pre-. en- ted
with Cake bv Mrs John II. Cars we'll yes .
teriay.
Roy Kchnest, nged 10 years, of No. 1926
Sixth Avenue, was severely injured by
falling off Il freight train yesterday. He
was removed 10 the Delaware Hospital.
Mrs. David Jones and daughter Ruth of
Bagone, NJ who has been spendin. tho
holidays vi b her mother Mrs Baldwin
in this city has returned home
CHARLES II. Griffith, Jr, who has been
suffering with an at ack Of typhoid foy.
or Is well and the house was fumigatod
yesterday by the Board OF Health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
In st, paul's Church,

Tho Rsv. G. A. 1lndley OF The Delaware
Conference will preach in st. PnuIs NJ Il,
Church his evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

OWEN AW \ "A LJAD ~ rtHEsFOR
~ the hsuiinR. Apply at KEEP dbliean Office
il.H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

Ut DUH NIUHI NyTHJ IS gTtat
mD,iicH" If INTRINSIC worth. 1t removes
cough or cold quickly aud rur4s s.v-re
throl5 AMI lUh. affections N IN .onish-
inIy ,h1It time Sud ny ali druggists
for Only - cont.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

AFTER all kinds Of productions,
the Quay Republicans organized
the Legislature at Harrisburg,
With the assistance ut i've Demo.
Gratis, the Quayites won against
the renegade Republicans aud
Democrats. This means thar Mat
thew S. Quay VIII be elected r,cna-
tor when the Legislature be- ms 10
ballot for Senator on the l:ta inst.
1t 10 a nice victory for ex-senator
Quay and his friends and the Phil
adelpbia Inquirer, the only kcpub.
iican paper published in Philadel-
phia, is corrcspondjngly happy at
the result.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
this IS A FACT,

There is not lady in Wilmington
who does not appreciate perfect
Sewing Machine. We have it. Tho
new Improved, Rotary Motion and
Ball-bearng Wheeler and Wilson,
No. 8, with automatic Tension. The
lightest running Sewing Machine in
the world. 1t turns work into play
lit WINS the heart Of the housewife.
1t smooths out wrinkles; it makes
happy homes, it is silent, swift and
sure. Give 1t a trial before buying
any other. Sold direct from manu-
facturcr to purchaser. No cauvassers
employ ed. BY calling on us you
save canvasser commission. Other
makes of Sewing Machines from sl5
up.
Ten years guarantee. All makes
of Sewing Machines repaired, Needles.
parts and attachments for all makea
Of Sewing M Achincs. Call at our
salcsrooms and see what we have 10
offer you.
SaleSrOom, 10 E. Seventh Street.
N. 7. GRAY. Mgr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
Nutf Sed.

Sinm'spsnpyr0yA Pills the best in+ko
price H.: BY mail; 6Jt King strsss. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

A lounge in tho house OF John s. Rob-
ertS, No. 8 Tatnal street caught on fro
last night. The damaged was slight
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
WANTED MORE ROPE.
Can field Well Stopped For a Day In the
Ipterest OF Safety.

Canfieid Well Stopped For a Day In the
Interest OF Safety.
President c. H. White OF the Consoli
dated Oil company, Secretary Page
Manager Canheld and other owners wen.
cut 10 the Garfield we'll Sunday and
stopped work. They were afraid of the
rope and did not propose to take chances
1t was an old one and had been splced
several times. The prospects for riking
oil are so bris BIT and the experience with
the Mckenzie we'll was 80 costly that the
utmost precautions are to be taken to
avoid any mishap in the we'll at Nj Wot.
A rope was ordered and was to arrive
here today. The Garfield is now down
255o feet and is somewhat deeper than
was the Mckenzie we'll when it caved.
The shale seems to be thicker at that
point, but all indications are most fatter-
ing. Menbers Of the company are con
h1en, that oil will be struck this week,
but, il IT is not, they are prepared to bore
elsewhere in their immense holdings of
land in this county.
A FIVE inch drill broke in the new
Mckenzie we'll Saturday evening. but
the accident did not re,ard work there.
The new rope for the Canheld cost 500.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
DR.. FURlONG HANGS ON.

What you published Saturday about
the transactions IN the Populist caucus
last Friday nigh, was true" said DR.. !.
K, Furlong to the Camera today. "Hou.
ever. you may say iof me that have
no, given up the Populist County chair.
manship nor will |. | am fighting Leo
Vincent and will continue to do so be.
cause believe be is in politics for sshai
he can make and is not sincere or honest
with the party. have known him for
twenty years and know his methods"
Chairman Furloug surrendered the
funds last Friday night and
they we're taken over by (. B. Meeker.
who at present holds the parry funds.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
COMING ATTRACTION.

Hal Reid's beautiful play. Roanoke"
presented by select company. will be
seen at the Masonic temple Tuesday.
Oct II, The play Roanoke" is a com.
panion picture to ION the Swanee River"
and contains not only an excellent com.
edy element, but some of the most beauti'
tul and pathetic scenes and incidents of
heart interest Of any play presented this
season. The South has furnished better
material than any other section of our
country for dramatic incidents ever since
the war of the rebellion. Hal Reid. the
author Of Roanoke" has faculty Of
grouping together various types and
characters and enhancing the interest in
his plays by the soft Southern atmos-
phere that finds favor with all classes OF
theatre goers. Roanoke" is play that
will be sure to please the patrons of the
theatre as no other play has pleased
them this season.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21

NO| TIL Sp|IDg
VIII They Build
WILL DICK CONTROL :?
II So, Many Things VIII Be Done, Iuclud.
ing EIdora Extension.

II SO, Many Things VIII Be Done, Iuclud.
ing EIdora Extension.
Whether Colonel Dick secures control
Of the Colorado & Northwestern or not,
and it is understood that he can have it
if he wants 1t and has the money to buy
it. It is now understood that the ex,en.
sion to Eldora will not be built until mex,
spring. Indeed. the survey is not yet
perfect and cold weather is coming on,
and. therefore, railroad construction
would be greatly retarded. II Colonel
Dick gets control, the extension will be
built. If be secures control. several
mines will fall into bis hands by pur
chase and the mill at Culbertson will be
furnished grist from these mines. l, is
understood be is negotiating for the B
& NJ. the Utica, the Boulder County
and other heavy producers in the even,
he can extend the line md have the
mastery OF the affairs Of the road.
Tomorrow's meeting Of the stock
holders will show who Is who and will,
also, probably. authorize the borrowing
Of 81 2 10000 for tho proposed extension.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
WIFE BEATER BEATEN.

Leadville. Colo, Oct. 7o-Richard
German, miner Of this camp. was taken
from his home last night At Ibex, about
Eve miles from Leadville. and led by a
party OF irate citizens OF that town to
hes.le, where he was stripped to the
waist and given fifty lashes with horse.
whip. He begged SO pi..ously for
mercy that he was released and sent to
town, but be was notified by the persons
who had the cas-. in charge that hun
dred lashes awaited him il he repeated
the occurrence Of beating his wife. which
had 50 enraged the citizens.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
NJ. ! Mrs. LQ|Dn
Are On 1|i0|
lAMM CASE BEGUN.
Slayer Of Perry Abels and Her Husband
Tried for Murder

Slayer Of Perry Abels and Her Husband
Tried for Murder.
The trial Of Peter Lamm. and his wife.
Ida. began In the district court this morn.
ing. In August last Mrs Lamm shot
Perry Abels twice and he died few
hours later. The woman was urged to
the deed by her husband. it is said, and
he was joined as party defendant.
The killing was due to certain remarks
Of Abels, better known as "Curly." the
remarks being brutal in their nature and
rejecting on the woman's chastity,
"Curly" having boosted to having had
Illicit intercourse with her.
District Attorney Duncan and Deputy
McGinnis represent the People and
Ralph Esteb the defendants. All day
was spent in an effort to secure jury.
Back Of the parents sat two little daugh.
ters and there are others at home.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
OLD FOLKS WERE THERE.

Usique asd Interesting Services Conducted
1t the Aethodlst Church.
That was unique and pleasant ser
vice at the Methodist church yesterday
m,rning. the occasion being the sermon
to the aged by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Davis.
The elderly people OF the church and
congregation were the CUES, and were
brough, to and from the church in car
nag.s provided by the good people OF
the church. Tho guests were met a, tie
door by the young ladies OF the Epxor,h
League. who fastened to each bon quet
Then they were ushered to their seats.
the ladies being seated on one side OF
the church and the gentlemen on the
other side as in former years. The ser
vice was as OF q half century ago. the
lining" OF the hymns by Rev. ]. Kenyon
and the hearty singing OF the good old
hymns by the entire congregation. The
pastor took his textfrom Timothy 27-a.
speaking Of Paul's wonderful conversion.
his noble work. and his glorious faith.
aud Of his perseverance even behind
prison doors in sending forh hi, mes.
ages OF faith and perseverance, and re
ferring to the faith OF his guests of the
Many tear dimmcd eyes were
in the congregation as the pastor spoke
feelingly VI the many discourage menis,
many successes and the many pa,tings
and reunions OF the faithful, twas a
sermon. After the sermon an
opportunity was given 10 number Of the
old soldiers OF the cross to speak, Abou,
one hundred and fifty people were the
guests OF the church. The auditorium
was tastcfully decorated with sumach.
corn and palms and both the auditorium
and lecture ROOMS we're crowded.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
BOULDER'S A "BEAUT.P
Dsn,er Times opinion OF the Great Game
OF Last Saturday,

psn.er Times opinion of the Great Game
OF Last Saturday.
Boulder surprised her most sanguine
adherents yesterday BY defeating the
Denver Wheel club in game full of in.
teres:iag plays. Before the game the
beef OF the Wheel club seemed an in
SUI nountable obstacle. But within three
minutes il was plain that only desperate
defensive playing would save the Wheel
club. They were unequal to the task. 1t
was struggle Of team work and condi.
ton against weight and individual play
ing and the former won by decisive
score. Boulder was not only able TO
withstand the heavy rushes OF the Wheel
club men bu, herself ripped great holes
IN tAe ia,ler's lines. The Boulder backs
get of fas, and together and hit the line
hard. The condition Of the whole team
was superb, while the Wheel club was
unable to Withstand the severe pound
ing. Thayer was cool and took every
advantage that offered. Whitehead did
good careful work at quarter. while on
the contrary there seemed to be hitch
between the Wheel club center and
quarter or else quarter and backs. Time
and again miserable funhles were made
apparently without excuse.
BOULDER has a coach, that the game
plainly shows. The Wheel club hasn't.
The men were pulled on one of the old,
time honored side line tricks and Glaze
made pretty run for a touchdown.
Glaze played hne game throughout.
The result OF this game puts Boulder
stock very high for the intercollegiate
series,
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
DO WE GET FREDDY" =?

President Baker was seen in close con.
versa.ioa with "Reddy" Gallagher. the
Denver ex pug, Saturday. They stood
back Of the grand stand while the slug
ging match was going on at Gamble
field. Knowing ones say that the
Prexi" secured promise from "Reddy'
that he would 60 to the Varsity mex,
year. taking classical course to fit him
for position in the Varsity team.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
FINE MUSIC.

BY request Mr Lillibridge will play
the following selections from Wagner's
operas:
Tuesday, Oct ~. 1890 a. MA
Glimpse Of Valhalia." Rheingold. p S.
Wednesday, Oct 73. 1882 4. M
''Wo:an Sings Brunhilda to Sleep
Walkure. p 3o2.
Thursday, Oct. u. los,o a. m,-"Elsa',
Prayer" Lohengrln,
AT university auditorium.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
PARIS INDIGNANT.

santos Dumost's Trip WAS n Success and
He Deserves Reward.
Paris, Oct. 2r-All the Partisan ncw::
papers bu. one clamor for Justice to San
tos Dunont, the ae,onaut who flew his
flying machine around the Efel tower
and made the prescribed distance in 90
minutes aud few seconds. The tim
limit was half An hour. As Santos Du.
mont has spent 40. 900 francs and risked
his life repeatedly, the papers denopnee
the committee for Withholding the
Deu;ch prize on a technicali,y.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
DICK LOOKS AT MINES.

Colonel Dick was looking around this
district the past lev days in order to see
what could b. done with some OF our
N mes He is the principle stakeholder
10 the c. & N, railway aud would like to
get hold Of two or three mines in order
to keep the railroad busy hustling ore
This can be done Tor the mines are here
With large bodies OF both high grade
smelling ore and mill diit. Tn. colone!
h,s been examining the B. Z II. U,iol.
Red Lion aud the Alaska tunnel. All
h:s, class propositions Ward Miner.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
A SORRY DEED.

Foreigner Kills = Mere Girl for Jsalousy
ard Then Suicides.
San Francisco, Oct. 2I-Mabel Myers,
aged I3. grammar school girl Of fam
ily socially high. was murdered b, John
Stano, aged -. today. He entered her
parents home, shot her three times aad
then blew ou, his own brains, Stano
came here from Smyrna. had very rich
and influential mother in that country.
but was a waiter in a hotel here He
was infatuated with the girl. Mr.. Myers
is mining in Alaska and is wealthy.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
HERO OF AN HOUR.

Dublin, Oct. 2I-Patrick McCue mem
Der Of parliament, was given magnih.
cent reception today. he was driven
from the Jail to the leading hotel in the
Lord Mayors carriage. McCue has just
served six months in all for alleged sedi
tious publication is his newspaper.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
MRS VlelE KILLED.

A report from Grand Encampnens,
Wyo., IS to the edec. that Mrs Fred
VIele was killed in a runaway accident
last Saturday. They were conducting =
DAIRY business there. Mr. Viele IS
nephew OF Fred w. kohlcr.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
WILL BE DR.. ROOSEVELT.

Washington. Oct. zI-A special train
is ready to carry the Roosevelt party to
Yale college where the president will re
ceive his degree and participate in the
brilliant memorial exercises OF that
university.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
ORACLE WAS SILENT.

state Supreme Court sat Awhile and Ad-
journed for the Day,
+ Denver, Oct. aI-ThiS WAS the Z
7 day when decision was expected !
: from the supreme court upon the !
? revenue bill. Judge Dixon's in. !
? junction and the contempt pro. I
? ceedings against state assessors. I
2 The court handed down some de. !
cisions on other matters and the !
revenue matter went over. It may !
: be heard from on that roint to.
, morrow or mex, day. :
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
THE POPE Is ILL.

London, Oct. 2I-A Rome cores.
pondent reports the Pope very weak to
day from aIecurrenc: OF his intestinal
trouble
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
.BQlk Thieves
Restore P|uDde[
THEY STOLE FORTUNE.
And Then Rspented and Rsstorsd It to tho
Bank.

NnN hVn ASUPCntou auo 1sOetoEOA - W. W.
Bank.
Lowell. Mass. Oct. 2I-All the l
money stolen by Tellers Swift and l
Smith from the Merchants Ma. 1
tional bank and which nearly 1
swamped that institution. was mys.
teriously returned in bags last l
night. All the bills and drafts
were there-everything intact. 4
Bank officers say nothing. but it is I
thought the tellers ,epented of l
their crime twenty-four hours aft. I
er its commission and that their l
attorneys secured the money and |
its restitution. I
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
Bod Robbery
Al C[iC0g0
CHICAGO PoSToFFCE.
Entered by Long Tunnel aud $4,000
Worth of stamps Taken.

sAsoA ~ " As0D8 Aoo~Ss Sss~
Worth Of stamps Taken.
Chicago, Oct. 2I-Burglars tun.
neled under the Chicago postoffice !
for a week and last night broke F!
through and secured S7o.o8 worth !
OF postage stamps. Their object. /!
i've point was the cashiers room. (!
where 100000 was held. They !
drilled ninety seven small holes !
! through the plates in the floor of !
the vault. but got in the next room,
only .ew inches away from the
great pile of money. The tunnel 8
required a week TO construct it
, There is no clue.
. . . . q . a a n q n
Daily camera., 1901-10-21
MRS HlCKEY'S MIND.

Friends Of Mrs Phil J. Hickey. whc
was 50 severely hurt by mysterious at
tack ty Pueblo slugger several weeks
ago. will regret to learn that, though size
will recover. her mind is blank as to
the events leading up to and succeeding
the brutal attack upon her. However,
in cases Of conclusion and broken skulls
relief is known to the best susser, and
it is hoped her men,al condition will not
be permanently impaired.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21

A good time is assured all who attend
the social at A. o. U. w. hall tomorrow
night.
Daily camera., 1901-10-21

Don't forget the L. o. T. M. social to
morrow night. Admission 10 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-05
Personally Conducted Tours via Penn
Sylvania Railroad

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California.-A thirty-flve day tour wi II
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Tickets for the above tours will be sold
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Agent Baltimore; G. Studs, Passenger
Agent Southeastern District Washington; or
Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Philadelphia.