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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

TIE trade journals devoted to
the morocco business, rarely have
anything to say about Winning
ton 8 morocco business. This city IS
a very important centre in this IN
dustry, as no less than II morocco
plants are located here, which give
employment to several thousand
hands the year round. The largest
plant is that Of the +. Blumenlha
Company, which gives employ ment
10 nearly 20OO hands. These lac
tories sell their product abroad. no
market being here lor their output.
thereby bringing thousands OF dol
lars into our city every mouth, and
disbursing large portion oi it
among their he p. who, III turn,
spend it with our storekeepers and
merchants. The morocco Industry
10 larger TODAY in Wilmington
than ever before and ali OF the
plants sre doing Il pay ing business,
several OF those connected with
them being on Easy street. imam.
cially speaking. The ship yards
and car shops also bring in thous-
anis OF dollars /, be disbursed
among our people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
PERSONAL
MENTION
TENDEKED A SURPRISE.

Mr.. vii IAN N. Jones was tender.
ed u very pleasant surprise last even
ing by his many friends at his home,
1911 Elm Street.
A very enjoyable evening was spent.
Music, singing and dancing enlivened
the occasion. Mr.. Jones was the re.
cipient Of many useful gifts. At u
late hour the guests were invited 10
tine dinln. room where II table groan-
ed under the weight OF all the dclica.
cies Of the season.
Among those present were: Mr..
aud Mrs Samuel Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
William y. Jones. Mr., and Mrs. &.
Mccullough, Chester, Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. Swithin [. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hinderer, Master Raymond Jlinderer,
Misses Grace c. Jones, Gertrude Jones,
Ethel Hindercr, Arvilia {. Jones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

Mayor Fisher has boon suffering for ssv
elai days with O very sore arm, tho result
OF bsiug vacciDated,
New signal lights have been placed on
tho Newport branch Of the Wilmington
City Railway Company.
Tho Froebsl Club will meet ut Misc Tay
lor's Oh Thursday NJ - p. IN, A pro.
granme Of Importance will he discussed
Robert G. Harman loft last evening for
Colorado Springs. having been called to
tho side Of his brother Eugene. who is III
AZ that place.
Peter McHugh, living at Eighth and
Lincoln streets. was arrested last night
ON a charge Of asgauiting his wife. on
whose complaint the warrant wa. issued.
A civil service examination for clerks
and carriers will bo held at tho Federal
building to day. There are seven applicants
for clerk aud twelve for carrier.
Samuel Springer. employed by the Rem
ingt0r Machine Company. left this city
yesterday for Lima. Costa RIGA. thcre to
fit together q large ice making plant re
Gently built by the local company. Mr..
Springer expects TO be engaged until the
middle Of March, when he will return ia
this city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
CEASES IN
CITY COURT

Bert Van Leer got discharged from
Fort Mott and while on his way home
got drunk. lie was given a chance
by Judge Churchman to 50 but fail
ed to do so. lie got drunk again
and was gwen another chance to 60
but he refused to do so aud this
morning. he was once more in the
dock. The fine was 81 and costs.
Not guilty was the plea o' james
McMennamin to the charge Of disor-
derry conduct. DIliccr Barr testified
that he made the arrest. Peter Nc
Lehman, foreman at the Jutc Works,
said Yesterday afternoon number
Of youths caused trouble by opening
the windows. talking TO the girls and
tile prisoner cursed him. The fine
was IS and costs.
Edward Trbhett, co'ored. pleaded
guilty to the charge Of disord"rIy
conduct. Jane Harris testified she
has bee n keeping company with him
for two months. He called on her
yesterday and she refused to admit
him. tie broke down the door, bang.
cd her with an ice pick. threw
lighted lamp at her head and threat
eued to shoot her. lie will take the
shower bath III default OF SO fine
and costs.
Charles McNarmec pleaded guilty
10 having aduiterated milk in his
possesslon. He was fined s. andcosts
The mix contained only o.52 solids
instead Of II. 80 per cent. being $50
per cent. short Of solids. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
ENTERTAINED
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
SOCIAL ORGANIZED.


Clarence +. USkins and Miss Linda
b. Ta!!cy from near Grubb's Post
Oilice, New Castle County, were mar.
ried this mUrning at Union NJ. Il.
Parsonage by the Rev. X. H. Adams.
Miss Marie Brinton and Mr.. Lewis
baugh have retained from Trenton
ftcr spending Il very pleasant visit
with friends.
The y. W. c. T. l.. of st. PauI's
NJ. T.. Church will give pleasing ma
steal and literary entertainment in
the church on Thursday evening. No.
vcmbcr 2lst at O'Clock. All are in.
yilcd. Silver Offering.
Miss Elizabeth ]. Whteman is
spending few days in Atlantic City,
a, The guest Of j. Mathcr and family.
thanks Rs;arred
William Ryan and Winifred Delisc
return their sincere thanks to the
employees of the Delaware Cotton
Company for contributing towards
deirayins the funeral expenses Of
Thomas Doyle whodicl from injuries
received by falling downstairs at No.
2ool2 Lamoltc street on November >.
Doyle had no fri2nds IN Whining
ton so Il collection was taken up TO
dcfray the expenses and all bills have
been paid.
e Returned Home
James Devine, brakeman Of the
train which collided with the work
train at .laymont, on the z. W. b,
railroad, Tuesday. November 5th.
and who received numerous in juries
by jumping from his train before
F., the collision was yesterday dis
charged from the Chester Hospital
where he had been receiving treat.
ment since the time of the accident
MIR. Dcvine lett tor his home 10 this
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
Help Wanted.

Mention the RFPUBLICN
when looking after job.
A white girl can procure a
situation in the country, by
calling at No. 1892 Tatnall
Street.
An experienced man to at
tend heater and do general
work at Central hotel, French
Street, above Sixth.
\ good oyster opener and
| waiter ut testers restaurant,
No. 100 Fast Fourth Street.
A chambcrmaid at the Penn
Sylvania House, Front and
King streets.
A good strong boy from Is
to Il years, at Barsky'., 400
King Street.
Experienced rhambernlaid
and waitress to assist with wash
ing and ironing, by Miss
France, No. 1lM jefferson
Street.
MA girl for general house
WORK., at No. ?O5 West Street.
a good steady colored boy
is wanted, to take care of fires
and make himself generally
useful, hy Mrs. II. l.. Tatnall,
No. 1904 jefferson Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Has Been Danger
Il ous in Wilmington.
DO the right thing a. tie right

DO the right thing al tie right
Act quickly in times Of danger
Eachachc is kidney danger.
b"an's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Care all distressing, dangerous
kidney ills
Plenty Of evidence to prove this.
Mr. John {. Williams of No. >
TRACK Co., SAYS II wIenGhcd my
hack and until obtained Duan 8
Kidney iiI!s at l,anforths pharMa.
Cy ii WAS weak and lame aud aChcd.
! can consCIcntiouSIy say tina. after
taking IA thorough course cf treat
mcui, Duau 5 Kidney Pills uid nc an
ever. astIng amount Of good III fact,
they made Il new man Of me. People
vino read my recommendation pub
ll,lnd IN TINS paper have called and
asked me repeatedly If the SAID cX.
perIcnccs ana opinions were true.
In ever, case have told them yes.
| thUl oUgilv believe that aching
backs and kidney complaint would
leave Wilmington if everyone suIlcr-
ing w"uIu take "coursc of treatment
with beans Kidney Pills.
For sac by all dealers. Price 80
cents per bon. Foster-Mlburn co.
RntTalo, \. y. sole AGENTS for the | $.
Remember the name Doan 5 - and
take no other.
Entertained college STUDENT.
The members OF the assoc alton
and the students of the Whining
ton Business School, W ere delight.
fully entertained ov the Y. NJ G.
A, last night
The programme piano
duet by Mrs Florence n. H.
Fisher and Mrs. ". H. Williams.
vocal solo by Miss Mabel Rcttcw
with Mss l.. Is Johnson as acc ON
PIANIST, cornct solo by Mrs. T.. II.
Burnham, and several selections
by f. II. Mason.
Physical director Wesley Wales.
Jr. kcrop khoumrlan. X. 5. Glover.
A. \. KINNEY. " |. Cook, Il. T.
Stuart, $. u lIuckeI. f. II. Cooper,
J. i. ,onncIl, II, ". Ilatton, Carl
Smith, +. b. Elght {. r. Martin
and l.. p. Harrington also assisted
IN the programme. The gymnasium
c.ass gave an excellent exhibition.
Miss Adele Philips, trained nurse
in Philadelphia hospital, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mis-. George IL.
Philips, AZ No. l42l Van Buren,
Street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

If the contention OF some dealers
in milk ar. correct some OF the
wholesalers shou Id he the ones who
should be fined and not the poor
retailers who sell the milk 10 their
customers as they receive It, II
this be so the wholesalers have ia
numerous instances been Du,tlng
aqua in their milk before deliver
Ing It TO the retailers in The city.
Some OF the dealers contend tina,
the standard set is too high, while
Milk Inspector MclGvilly SAYS that
the law in Wilmington is not strIn-
gent as III other States. In New
Jersey the standard is not more
than So per cent o. water. nor less
than ~ per cent Of solids. One
thin. is certain and that is the milk
men OF which there are at least one
hundred or more in Wilmington,
are becoming frightened aud are
giving our citiEcos better milk than
they have been 10 the uahlt Of sell
ing Tor years. Keep up the good
work and make those who sell poor
milk keep pure article or drive
them out OF the milk business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
PRIVATE SALE

OF Farm. a valuable real estate Ct % acres
.ttGHi" III Christiana HID New Castle Co.
DeL, on b Il O. h nnch stat ion on farm, Mt,
Cuba j. q. sarrr. of timber, 81 acres OF mend
ow; improvements consist OF large store
house, new barn and all necessary outside
building: also blacksmith aud VIII .rwright
shops, 3 tame m .nt houses Will exchange tor
house or small farm; tine ~ considered ons
Of tie nn.s- farms on Red Clay Creek; terms
eatv. O'NEAL BROS.
ME I'm p. o. NJ. Cuba, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
Addicks Enters An Appeal.

Dover, Eel, Nov. Io. -?rcsi-
dent J.. Edward Addicks, Of the
Bay State Gas Company, accom-
panied BY Senator J. Frank Alice,
came here to-day and signed a writ
OF error to the Supreme Court Of
Delaware.
the appeal is taken against the
action of Superior Court for New
Castle County. which yesterday
decided that upon the petition Of
il. Content & Co ;. OF New Yorl,
tn. Bay State Gas Co., must keep
an olflc. open in Delaware and
kec there its books and stocks
records and transfer blo.ter. The
decision also carried with It the
ruling that all corporation, exist
ing und,r Delaware law prior tc
the passage Of the General Incor-
poration law Of March, 1890. must
be governed by the provisions OF
that general incorporation law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
Hunter Killed.

Joseph Jones, of Sl.Gcorycs
aged "a wears, died at the Del
ware Hospital last night, as Il
result Of Il cunning accident.
Jones was brought to this
city on the Delaware railroad
train due at I o'clock in the
evening, with part Of his left
leg mutilatcd and shot away
where a charge Of leadcn pei
lets had passed through it. lie
was very weak then from the
shock and the loss of blood
from the wound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
Nurses Get Diplomas

Federal Judge George Gray and
Or. William Il Bullock made ad.
dresses last evening at the COM
ms n cement exercises Of the nurses
training department OF the Della.
ware Hospital, Diplomas we're
graated to Margaret Mcconnell,
Geraldine st. Clair McGee. Eleanor
Marie LcCarpentier, Margaret
Doni1han and Eva Blanche HAYES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
77=---s--=@-@---7-----
Verdict for II. J. StoeckIe. SfxS

Before Magistrate Well yesterday after
noon Eeiercrs A. y. Nandever. William
n. Bake and Benjamin h. Bartram
herd the cnse of M tor Brothers Of Phil
adclphia. against Harry j. Stosc k.e. Some
time ago woman named Nestor owed
$500 to Nu ter Brother, who nrc liquor
dealers Hearing That MIR. Stoeeklo had
money belonging to the woman In his pc
session hey brought garnishee proceed
ingA Tho referees found that Mr.. Stockls
held M money belonging to Mrs Nestor
and gavea verdict in favor of Mr.. Stoecklo.
Mrs. Wilhets card reader, AZ, East
7th street fee 20 cents.
Taken to Chester.
Caleb Brown, colored, was taken tc
Chester today by Otlicer Samuel Red.
ding to answer the charge Of larceny
Of $50 from the Metropolitan Hotel.
The officer is Il colored II an and has
been at work on the case. Officers
MaIoney and Sheeny made the arrest
Brown had been employed in the no
tel for three years and was not sus.
Dicioned until he went 10 Baltimore
two months ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. AlcXan.
der of Il and Buttonwooa Streets, $.
Wilmington. celebrated their tenth
Wedding anniversary last evening.
They received numerous and hand
some presents.
Among those present were: Rev.
Mr.. White, Mr.. anC Mrs Robert iii :
lis, Mr.. and Mrs James Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. George Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Golf, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stevenson, William Gray and wife,
Mrs. Annie Brislow, Isaiah White
side, Misses S. Meth, Clara Meescr,
Eva Kelsey. Maggie AMI kcba Nicer.
man, Maggie Welsh, Florence Lily
Ella Smith, Mrs. Lyna Jones, Henry
Guild and wife, Mrs. Robert White,
john Cochran, ST., ard wife, Benia.
min Bidders and wife, Mrs. George
w. Springer, Mr.. and Mrs John
Cochran, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Spence
Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. George Coch-
ran, ,hIcssrs. Lindsay, William Sprin-
ger, Granville Alexander and Mrs.
Maban.
SOCIAL ORGANIZED.
The Pansy Circle organized Mon
day evening, November 18th. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Nor
r,w. 18th and Market Streets. I heir
y, colors are lavender and white. The
following officers were elected: Misses
Mabel Morrow, president: Minnie
Grimes. vice president: Nellie Nun.
den, secretary; Elsie Wright. treas
uTpr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
PUBLIC = A.LE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OWING

RlDTICE-PERSONS OWING
W county taxes for 1901, and
W shing 10 save 3 per cent. rebate
must pay the same during the
month OF November.
The face OF the bill! will be
charged during the month OF De,
cember.
Five per cent will be added to
all tax bills Oh and after Jan. l.
1909. .-
II. G. RETTEW.
Receiver OF Taxes.
nldI5t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
! or illustrated catalogue adore
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, 4. Y.
PRINCIPAL

School Office now opsn from to IL 4 N
and = to ! p. ~.
Arrangements have bpen male to have
carriage in charge o. u responsible person.
take to and from their homes the younger
l'rim airy pupils who live ut Il distance from
the school. slsW.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

a FEW years ago the stoc k OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad was
sci ing down in the twertics. along
with other bankrupt roads. but
there was nothing the matter with
the earning powers OF the system.
1t had only fallen into hands that
did not manage II AS It should lie.
Yesterday :he 18th annua meeting
Of the stockholders of the road was
held in Baltimore. 1t was the first
time since til. rcccivershlp. that
the stockholders had say in the
choice OF directors. There was no
change in the Board Of Directors.
The year has been a prosperous
one, as shownby the annual report
Of the Companytor the year cniIng
June S0th last. There was an ,n-
cIeascin gross earnings of 81, 53l, So
or 10 per cent; IN increase in net
earnings oil sl,ll3, 5US, or 7.44 per
cent. Increase in earnings from
freight was -. 5bn. OH. IT LA per
cent. and in earnings from passen-
gers oil $bl9,bo9 o" ia per cent
The aggregate expenditures for
construction aud improvements was
-. -el, 997 rs against $3.o3l, 80 IN
1000. The Il. n o. Road is one Of
the rjchestroad>, in carnin. capac.
lily. IN the cuunIry, as has been
dem rnstr"ted curln. the past year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
fRIEMDS'SCHO0l,
Fourth and West Sts.,
Wilmington, Delaware.

A first class preparatory school with
courses Of study fitting Tor College. Scientific
School or Business. A full corps OF IA experI.
scho Gl and Primary departments under the
charge OF skilled specialists, excellent equip
mont. Through Instruction unexcelied ad
aatages for the study OF Ancient and NJ cd
err language. Science. History, Drawing
etc. Students prepared for all the leadin 4
colleges and scientific schools Graduates
entered on certificate III all lhs hi CHER sduca
ti"nnl institutions which admit pupil, IN u
school record.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 10th. Git.c
Opens Alter Sept Isf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

l'r is well enough that We should
all be prepared 10 enter bri. nter
and better word. IS there is no
telling when the grim reaper death
will claim you for his own. One oil
the most sudden ana shocking
deaths that has taken place among
our well known ciiiIens was that
OF Charles J. II. Beckett Who was
ran over and killed by T. w. 4
Il. tram at Iand!Ith station, carly
last evening, Mr., Beckett has had
quite an eycnl!ui career, having
made considerable money while
keeping the saloon On West seventh
street near Orange street lie sold
out to Mr.. William kobeleu an d
went into the furnilurc business,
in which he was not successful,
He started Il restaurant on Vest
Sixth street a Ic" yeats ago and
made money fast. lie built the
building where he is now located
two years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
AddiCks has Stock.

It Is not generally known
that John Edward Addirks
has stock in the Wilmington
Coat Gas Company but it is
stated ON good authority that
he has five Sharcs Standing in
his name and no offer would
be considered Nv Mr.. Aldir Ks
for tn" sal" Of them when the
new company was buying the
stock.
\ few days ago when Mr..
Dobson of Philadelphia was
going over the proposed extern
I ION Of the l'ranlvwinr Springs
road he Is credited with having
mad" the statement that Mr..
AddickS owned the number of
share. mentioned. a story was
then related how Il financicr in
another city held five shares of
stock and that he had he right
to inspect the books of the cor
puralion. In this way ne be-
came 50 "hjccti"naI that he re-
cciyrd an extraordinary high
figure for the stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
Hard To Oct Jury.

Washington, d. G.. Nov.--ln
tic small. dingy Court room where
Guiteau was tried for the murder
OF President Garfield. Mrs. LEILA
! a Bonnie was today arranged
for the murder Of James Seymour
Ayrcs, .yr.. in the Kenmore Hotel.
during the early morning of May
IS. The frs, days session lasted
from 10 O'Clock until I2.45, when
as the panel Of Jurors Was exhaust
ed. the Court took recess until
TO morrow.
There were few out siders in the
room this morning. as most Of the
seats were occupied by witnesses.
Jurors and Numbers of the bar.
There We're 50 or 90 women and
girls OH the steps. and Marshal
Palmer has about 500 applications
Tor tickets from women of all
grades Of social standing. Some
very young women have pleaded
for chance to hear the testimony
but all have been refused tickets
ss...'- Good Sale.
Frnnk G. Stidhnm. sold Tor IIawkin',
& Co, this morning several dc 'irhbe PRE-
per les Mt ten O'Clock, ~ ono of the sfo e.
in the Orrrn House. There were 4 pro
per les offered. tw, thirds Of which wer,
| kuncFeh down to he highest li,lde'
soma b,rgnin worn purchn cd by thos'
who att ,nd4d the sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

James Brown Of Stanton Stock
Farm. has Just received bv express
from Mr.. Witherspoon OF Ken
lucky. a young stallion sired bv
Lord Russell and dam BY Happy
Russell. Mr., Brown thinks If you
want good stock YOU mist get it
from the country where they raise
II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

Miss Adele Philips, trained nurse
in Il Philadelphia hospital, is visiting
her parents, MIR and Mis-. George II.
Philips, AZ No. l42l Van Buren,
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
Letter from Mrs. Nc kinIeN -

Letter from Mrs. Nc kinIey. -
William Kirkland. corresponding sec
-. l.. o. L.. has received the following
letter IN reply to action Of tho lodge in
tho death Of President Mckinley;
Mrs. Mckinley acknowledges " it'll
grateful apprse alton the tender express
, IONS Of sympathy extended to her in her
SORROW. Canton, Ohio, September 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20

EOHEET &. IlorSruN, the new
Collector OF Port, Will take Oh arge
OF the office on December LIST lie
has the naming OF deputy to sue
coed Alexander Comegys who has
held tho position ior over slx years
lie succeeded William r. Finn.
who resigned because senator Gray
had asked Tor his resignation SIM
ply because he wos Republican,
Mr.. Houston twill make capable
official and give satisfaction 10 those
who come into contact " 18th huN-
Some men are born rich, some are
lucky. while others have Office
thrust upon them