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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
DE ttS,

TODD. in .his city on March II, 1861. Lewis
f. Tuddaged b! years.
Relatives, ard friends arc respectfully INV.
ted to intend tho funeral SerV4 cej az Grace NJ
T. Church, 1th and West streets ON Saturday
afternoon at $50 O'clock. lrtcrment at VII
wis gton and Brandyw !ns cemetery.
MAJGR.-Cn the 18th inst, Florence Edwards
wlf0 Of Lawrence +. Major aged 70 years,
Relatives and friends IRE invited TO attend
the funeral services at Union NJ d. church
on Monday afternoon. al! o CLOCK. lnturment
at kivcrvisw cemetery.
COOLING In this city en- March 49,, 1901
Stephen .. Cooling aged g years:
Nelatlyes and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at his late residence NO.
Al Sherman street On Saturday eveniN AZ
to ri oceed to Charlestuwn, Nd, on the l'l3
a. IN train leaving p, W. Il B. station on
Sunday morning.
HAMPTON.-ln this city, on March '3, 1901,
Amelia Robins son wife OF Nnl, S, Hampton,
in her 3Sd year
te!atives and friends are invited to attend
the iuueral services at her late resdenCe, no.
nl, W ost I'll. Street, Oh Sa turday afternoon
at 2 o'clock In erment at RiEerv4e" Gene.
tory,
REED AT Henry Clay, near This city, on
March Eth, 1911 Chasirs i. Reed, in his s5th
year.
the fl ieral at tho residence Of hs SON in.law.
franklin Trauss Henry Clay on Satur lay
afternoon. at z o'clock. Int .rmrut at River.
view Ger etCry.
sATTERTHWAI TE-Henry ESat!erthwaii e
in his 4S1 year,
Funeral service and interment at Cross.
wicks Burlington Co.. N. L., Friday after
noon March 10, without further notice,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
PERSONAL
MENTION.
PRETTY WEDDING.

Last night, at O'Clock in Mt. OH
vet NJ. =. Church, Warwick, Nd,
was solemnzed the wedding of Mr..
Edward Gordon Armstrong, of Odes-
sa, Del, and Miss Nellie Kennedy
Manloyc, of Warwick, Md, daughter
Of Mrs. B. S. Hall, the Rev. j. Nc
Lain Brown officiating. The church
was tastcfully decorated with greens
and pottcd plants which added much
to the impressive scene. The BRIDE
was given away by her brother, Mr..
Harry Il. Manloyc, and had as her
bridesmaids, her cousin, Miss Grace
VINEYARD and Miss +. Nora Armstrong
Of Odessa.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr. Fred NJ. Armstrong as
best man. MI George Heldmyer. OF
Odessa, and Mr.. Guy johnson. OF
Warwick acted as ushers, and Miss
Bessie W. Gunkle presided at the Or
gan.
The bride was gowned in white Or
candle, with white satin trimmings,
and carried carnations, the maids also
being a,tircd in white Following
the ceremony n reception was held at
the bride S home, after which the new
~ married couple lett for their future
home, near Odessa, where tile groom
is engaged in farming.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Chased Man with Hounds,

The town Of Berlin. fourteen miles
from Camden Is in an uproar today.
It's citizens are divided against
themselves because Of the refusal Of
one clement to allow another to lynch
a youthful desperate who came near
blowing out the brains of one Of its
citizens in an attempt to initiate
wild West tactics in hoidups.
About 0 o'clock last night a tall,
young man, wearing bicycle suit
and cap, rode up on his wheel to the
store Of James Hewctt. under the
hall occupied by the Brotherhood Of
the Union in the main street There
were three customers in the store and
the Young man watched through the
window until they had left the place.
The only occupant of the store when
the stranger entered was Charles
McIlvaine a clerk. The latter was
at the cash register when he heard Il
voice at the counter and turned to
face a cleaning pistol.
Remountins his wheelthe strang-
er attempted 10 yet away, Dul run
over the end Of culyert bridge in
front OF the drug store of Peter Mil.
Ter, three doors below the Hewett
store. The wheel was broken and
the desperate abandoned 1t and
ran down the stone road. In the
meantime citizens attracted by the
shooting came upon the scene
They hastily armed themselves
with pistols and shotgnns. Squire
Bennett. an octogenerian, the JUS.
tice oil the Peace was among them.
lie selected fowling piece. There
were no bloodhounds, but rabbit
hounds we're secured aud the ch Sc
began.
Opposite Darnell's below West
Berlin, the dogs took to the fields
and few minutes afterward be-
gan to bark ferociously.
The desperate who was lying in
the field ran TO the stone road to
escape the angry dogs and there
rushed almost into the arms Of
Freebooter Joseph Layer and a
man named Matthews.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
OFFICERS
TO REMAIN.

Washington, March Il -.The hungry
office seekers who >upportVtl the Admin
is'ratun at tbs last election with the hope
of reward need not look to this the ma
tionpl Mecca for hclp The pie counter"
is closed. Those on The outside who yell
cd and cheered aud worked are to 90 IN.
fed. Sympathc appeals will not avail
Hundreds havs bean hero since the IN
anguratpn, declaring that they were 'Or-
igiHsl Mckinley and Roosevelt men," All
of this has been without avail.
President Mckinley declared to Attor-
ney General tigiggs today that except
where charges have bsen made against
incumtents, Or when the Senatorial stat
II. has changed. tha"e will bs no new ap-
pointmants Tho otfios holders will bs
reappo!nfed rs their forms expire, tho
policy of the President being to keep good
men in Office.
In n few instances nav Senators have
succeeded those who secured appointments
four years ago. The new Senator's will be
allowed to exercise Jhoir prGrogatives and
name men Of their selection There will
DO more changes on account of n change
in Senatorial representation than any
other,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
In SUPERIOR
u ~ ~ ~ ~ IN

In the Superior Court this morning
the first case called was the dl-
yorce suit of Dickinson VS.. Dickinson.
Christopher L. Ward was appointed
to take testimony.
In the case of Deliah Hatten VS..
Wilmington City Railway Company,
Walter H. Hayes for the defendent
entered a plea in which he stated
that all the parties in the suit we're
not named and that the name of her
husband, George Hatten should be
added. William Hilles for the plain
tiff argued to the contrary and the
court reserved its decision.
In the certiorari case of W. A. NJ.
D. Church VS.. Webster, Davis for the
defendent argued for a second cerli-
orarl. Court refused to grant the re-
quest.
The case of the Home Loan AssocI-
alton VS.. John and Annie Ford was
brought. Davis for the defendants
motioned to have the Judgment OPEN
ed. lie also stated that the suit
was improperly brought.
Annie Ford was the first witness
called and testified that she was
able to give security TO cover costs
OF opening the Judgment.
Court adjourned until $50.
VIM. Hilles asked if the court
could not sit at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning and they decided to do so.
This was done SO as TO allow the
members OF the bar to go to the or
ganizatlon of the State bar at Dow.
CT.
The case OF Cochran VS.. Church
man has been continued until Mon
day, when it will be taken up after
the Talley case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
A Voice From Mil Creek.

A resident OF Mill Creek hundred,
assures us that three. !ourths OF the
Republicans OF tn at hundred would
have been better pleased had Mr.
Pllllus voted to elect two [. 5.
Senators, even If one OF them had
been Addicks. The majority are
tired OF this continued wrans ling
in the party over this much veXed
question and thcy think it should
have been settled by allowing the
member, otcacb wing OF the party TO
select their man. When Mr.. Pill
ing was nominated it was gwen out
in Marshallton aud other places
that he was as muchin, iavor otsParty
union as MIR. Walker and would
acuu;csce in the decision of the
party caucus. It. is needless tt
saw that three.'ourths OF his sup
porters have been sadly dIsap
pointed and will not vote TO place
him in the Legls Atnrc in NO..
Hereafter we trust the Representa-
tiycs will allow the ma jorlty to rule
and thus acluesce III the doctilns
on which our Government Is found
al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
(j,ri was Dragged

New York, March II. DR.. Gid
con y. Hobart, the physician at
tending Mary Paige. the GIRL who
WAS assaulted By three young nc II
who are now under arrest, III
stableiu Chapel Alley SrookiYn,on
Sunday night, scouts The idea that
she was not drusged.
There is no doubt WhAtever,
he said this morning. ''thatsa drug
was used. When | saw the girl
Yesterday there was very marked
Improvement in her condition Ii
she continues 10 improve AS rapidly
a. she did during the first 4o hours
and no 'compncatlons set III, she
Will soon be able to 20 out.
From talking with her believe
she is ar exceedingly crcdnEous
~$rI and just the kind that could be
t.Nen advantage Of. ! am fully pre-
,rArcd to say that her condition IN
.ctrltcd that upto very recentiy she
was 4 vlrtuou~ girl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
GRAND SUPPER.

The pastime Social held It's first
grand supper at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. RoSsiter, COL Tatnall street
last evening and an enjoyable time
was had. Mr.. Harry Zicgler gave fine
selections on the graphaphonc, also
Messrs. Bowen and Jewell on the Ban
10 and guitar.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Rossiter, MIR. and Mrs.
Craig3 Mrs. l.. d. Bowen, Miss Mar
earet Carter, Mrs. Fannie Martin, Mr..
Carpenter. Misses Katie Carlin, Marie
Bratpty, Theresa Carlin, Annie Ste
cher, Clara Wellar, Agnes noran.
Alice Workhizcr, Alma Bartram, Re-
ba Kollan. Ella Hollis, Jennie Black
wood and May Craig, Mcssrs. Graham
Jewell. James Bowen, Leonard Bowen
and Robert Bowen, Harry Ziegler,
William Martin, john Sheppard, Ed.
Maloney, John Eberhardt, John Nc
Elwee, James Campbell, john Nc.
Cancrty. Samuel Cooling, Ed. Collins,
and Howard and Fritz Stecher, all OF
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
CASES in Il.
.jC,lTY:;:..Cl0lU|RT.

Before Judge Chut Gilman in the
city court this morning. Annie
Hiegel, colored, was charged by
Sergeant Lyons with acting III a
! di.orderly manner. She is Is years
OF age aud has been member of a
gang of eolorcd girls thai has
caused muchttrouble TO the ofhcers'
She was rated at 81 and costa.
N William Lewis was charged with
acting in disorderly manner at
the r. w. a. B. depot. He was
fined IL and costs.
William l.. Doekslader charg ed
George Trinkle with acting In a
\ disorderly manner. He did not
/ want 10 push the case. The case
was held up.
Three bows, James Sharon, Harry
Seidel and James Patton were
i charged with acting in disorder
ly manner. The case az a!ust Seidel
WAS dropped.
Officer Gordy testified that OF
Monday night last the signal box
at the Eighth street gang crossing
was tampered with.
Thomas Cassidy testified that
Seidel is the leader of the gang
that throws stones at times.
n, Seidel was called to the stand
ii and testified that they were play
~ high spy aud he saw sharof
u arrow a stone and it struck The
Rpassenger train. Patton was dis
II mlssed and Sharon was turned oveI
Il to the care Of Agent Stout
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15

Scranton. Mar. li.-Miss Mary Dempsey
had an experience yosterdagwhich she will
rot forget for some timo. She had scuilla
with an unknown man, who attempted to
burgarIzr the head quarters nf district
No. /, United Mino " orkcrs OF America
on LaGkawAnna avenue.
She frustrated tho attempt howcvc",
though her hands were badly laceratcd.
Miss Dempsey is a sister OF John Y. Demp-
sey secretary and treasurer of district No, /
United Mino Workers of America, and has
charge of the Office during Mr.. Dempsey S
absence at Hazelton, where he Is attand-
ing tho convention OF the United Mino
Workers.
About 10 o'clock in tho morning. while
she was sitting in the Office, u well dress.
cd man came in and asked for so. and
when refused started to 20 through the
desks.
Miss Dem rsoy promptly gave battle and
after hard fight forc3I the stranger to
leave. Tho case is nov in tho hands Of
the police,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Praised iur Wife Beating

Cleveland. o., March H.. Police
Jalge EidIcr, OF thi, city, not only
commended a prisoner IN Court TO-
day tor beating his vile, but de-
r;ared he wa, morally Justified in
shat h3 did.
George Hart OF No $50 Scovll ave-
NE, was arrested at the instlga-
tlun Of his vile and charged with
assault anl battery. lie told the
Judge that he found his vile IN
ano'h:r mans company and he
gave her a sound thr ashn%.
Morally thlHk YOU we're lASti,
fed IN beating your wife, said the
Judge. illegally You were not, b0'
~ discharge You.
Hart thanked the Jud%e an'
walked out OF thu Court room. bnl
s d: he met his vic. They madl
up aad started home together.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15

, The mid weather indicates the
near approach % spring. Robins
gand blue birds have already ap-
soeared III different locations OF our
f,ounlyi and their calls TO their
1ma'cs sound really inspiring; We
hal these harblngcrs OF pleasant
weather with delight rs thc'r son" 8
5$le4d us to hope that the earth VII
..eoou be covered with yerdnfe and
pNssoms deck the trees Inc iar-
mrs Wi soon be driving their
teums a field and p!oNlDg and
planting be the rule and delay 'hc
eXccpuOu throughout o0r state
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Justice " hips Wife Beaten,

Wikcsbarre, Pa March l5.--One of the
cases before Justice of tho Peace H. c.
Motiska. of Duryea, WIS that of Wife
beator, John pcsonliris. In tho midst OF
the Magistrates lecture to the prisoner
the latter nalied him Il name whereupon
tho Magistrate DIES ;ended from the bench
peeling off his coat as he did so, and at
tacked the prisoner
1t was nip and tuck until tho Justice
reached the prisoners nose with u hard
blow that took tho nerve ont 0! him and
the Magistrate had it all his own way.
He pounded tho man until he was tired
out.
Then the Squire resumed his sent and
sent tho man to jail on the charge OF wife
beating, threats TO kill and contempt Of
Court The VITO declared it did hor heart
good to SEQ her husband got a dose of his
own medicine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Beers ON q Huge Raid. q:

London, March 1.-THE Boo
news,of today comcsfrom Adelaide
Cape Colony, under date Of Marel
10, which states that Krltzinger' :
commando yis working, northward
and has elhhkd three British co
umns. IsPassed here on boil, side
Of the town without attacking.
Yesterday evening a Bocr patre
captured four native scouts an
shot three OF them.
Kritziuger's men have carrie
off all the horses in the Alban
district, for which, as they wer
registered. Great Britain will hav.
to pay $4,000. Thoy did not IN
dulge flu a wanton destruction .
property and in many cases offere,
cash for the food they obtained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
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Mhn.e Town RuIllS,

Cloverport, Ky, March IA. In
the biting air of the early morning
hours, the citizens of CIoverport
looked on. almost powcrless to act.
while fire destroyed $500 900 worth
o! property and left 1000 persons
half the population-homeless.
Every business house was burned
aud the distress OF hundreds Of wo-
men and children was relieved only
when trains loaded with supplies
arrived from Louisville and usAs.
ders0n.
Twenty.six dwellings and thirty
six business houses, including the
bank. were destroyed. The insur-
ance was about 100000
Personally Conducted Tours, Via B. &
Personally conducted tours from VIII
miugton to Old Point Comic; /, Y H., n
Washington, Richmond and the J9h6f,s
River, viii be run on tho following mn
leaving Wilmington at 40 =. ~
March IS, March 30. April 10, A prtl n, IN
May II. The rate from Wilmington Will
bes3i. 90, covering everyeXpansa, inc 'udinR
accumm ua:ions at tho "Ebbtt,' or Rtgga
House in Washington, the "Jtlt SON IN
Richmond aud tho Hygeia at % 1 Point
Comfort. Tickets will be good for ten days
with stop-over privilege. For Book oil
Tours and fall particulars apply % h. A.
Miller. p. A. Dolawar. Avsnl, Station
Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
NIlDDL ETOW n.

Mr.. David Lcshcm, who has been
spending some time in Wilmington,
has returned.
Mrs. Temple Webster Of Whining
ton, was the guest of Mrs j. b. Brat
ton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Green are Wis.
iting their daughter, Mrs. W, W.
Nansant in Wilmington
Mrs. Annie Emerson OF Wilmington
and Mrs. Jennie Chance, OF Centre.
vile, Md, are visiting Mrs. Henry
DeNalinger.
Mr.. S. Walter Green, of Whining
ton, was in town over Sunday.
ODESSA.
Miss Maggie Belts, of Wilmington,
spent several days of the past week
with her aunt, Mrs. Francis Dugan.
Miss Rose Rhcin is visiting friends
in Wilmington and Newport.
Capt Rlocksom spent Sunday in
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
NAV Result IN Il LynChing.

Hagerstown, Md, March H.
Thomas Rhoderick is in jail at
Cha,lestown, charged with the
murder OF Thomas Longerbean. In
a dispute at Harper's Ferry this
afternoon. Rhoderica cat his VIC
tim s throat from ear to ear with a
penknte. Longerbean expired in.
stantly, There are threats OF
lvnchino.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Wanted to Build Coop.

Building Inspector Cassidy yes
terday refused permission for the
erection Of chicken coop in the
rear OF house on Shallcross ave-
lue. The owner at first thought he
needed no permission, but as the
coop was 12x12 teet, it was adj
Judged a building and a permit
was refused because it was to be
frame.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Foul Play Is Feared

Lebanon, March a George Lonnach, a
vel known nilot has boon missing for u
week, and his family, fearing foul riay,
hayo had the police begin search for
him.
a week ago no Loft here TO go to Alien.
town to seek employment and since then
no tiangs of him have boon received.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
a. He Kep t His Pledge.

York, Pa, March IA The will OF
John Mclaughlin was made public TO-
day. 1t bequeaths the bulk of NC
Laughlin's estate, estimated at
$50, 900 to the &c neral Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Duke Street Methodist
Episcopal Church of this city also gets
$500 cash, and the interest of $500 TO
besapplied toward payment Of the pas
tors salary. There are various other
charitable requests.
Sixty years ago when "little john
ny Mclaughlin" as he was called,
was Il young man, he says he promls-
ed that if the Lord would prosper
him financially, he would give the
bulk of his money to the missionary
society. Mclaughlin was only four
feet in height and he feared he would
be poor all his life because he was so
small. But he began to save money
and soon after he invented fodder
cutter that had big sale.
The funeral OF Henry Il. Satterthwaite
took place t0.dav. The remains were
taken to Crosswicks near Trenton, N. d.,
for interment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Broke atiAX C.

As DR.. Miller was going to KrkwoAd
on Thur'dhy afternoon to see how his
trottinc horse was g,tting along under
the care of DIR. MoCoy's trainer tho axle
~ his sulkag gave way near Anlrows
Wo ,ds and lot him down in the road. For
tunotely Superintendent Prottyman of the
Minquadalc Home, was passing at the
time, an. kindly loaned him bis wagon,
enabling him to continue his journey.
whiln his sulkv was conveyed to tho shop
of Walthnrs Il Company where repairs
are balng made. Asa result Of Mr.. p's
K ndness he had to visit our city this morn
ing on his bicycle. Fortunately he is is an
expert rider and enjoyed the exercise this
change Of locomotlon afforded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
With the Builders.

The Diamond State Steel Com
pany are preparing plans for two
mammoth buildings to be erected in
addition 10 the present works. The
company proposes bullding a bulk
head on the south side oil the Chris
tiana in front of the buildings r-.t'
Thomas SamWorth has been
granted a permit ior the erection Of
2two.storv houses on Scott street,
between Second and Third, at a
cost of $500
Alterations TO the amount Of $3.50
will be made by Patrick Fahey to
the DIV cling, No. lis West Sixth
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15

For tho past fow weeks there have been
numerous Inquiries concerning the giving
away Of parlOr suit by the barbers' az
the Clayton Pouse
reporter of the REPUBLICAN upon In.
Quiry this morning found that he draw
lug was held last night and that II the
holder OF coupon No. $500 will como for
ward no will receive the suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
ScaIded from Head to Foot.

Lebanon, March H.-John Feesar, OF
Ebenezer. was scalded from head 10 foot
TO day at Lebanon Furnaces by thu over
turning of the steam wrecLiug crane
car
While lifting heavy pipe the car was
pulled off twenty foot scnffold, and Foes
crushed under IL only by D. ha!rsbresdth.
A rush Of steam. however, struck him
uarnlN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15

The police were notified this
morning to be on the lookout for a
couple OF dead beats. They stopped
at the Newark hotel last night aad
left without paying their bills. The
man is about 40 years of age, and
OF IA seedy appearance, while the
woman looks thirty years his Sc
Nor. They carry a bundle wrapped
in paper and yellow grip. They
bought tickets at Newark Tor. Viii.
mington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
PUBLIC SALES.

March
ID Jester s. Mcdaniel, sale OF horses
lS-P. Mccormick, New Darlington.
le-Sale of furniture at the Gables. Della
ware avenue and Tain all street.
l8--David Y. Morgan, Now Castle Id.
l9-Wm Brown, adjoining Newpot.
lg-Slio of furniture at til, Cable, Della .
ware avenue AMI Tasnall street.
10--Savin Is Fund at OIer. II } use.
20-Furniture at 6l3 King strost
2)-Sale Of furniture No. 9J7 Sc loloy st.
20-Salv o Hsu Estate C)urt Hou,e.
2l--Furnitur 40 Delaware avenus.
al-Ilewi4 Blilen Bsanl " vino lid.
?l-W. II, KlairChri,tisna II. g.
2i.-Abrahan Kelley, New Cfstls Hid.
2!--Furniture SOL w. l2ih street.
22-Ests te OF j. J. Wilkinson, ChristiAAA
Hundred.
22--Sale Of Furniture, 197 9Th. st rect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
The Weather,

Tomorrow promiaes to DO par ly
cloudy and rather warmer. Sunday clear
ing and slightly colder.
The Thermometer at W. C.. Taylors
Ding store 3oI King strost to-day reg il
tered as follows ::
7o'ciock 10 o'clock locock
3S Al AZ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Settled tic Bill.

Martin Hutchinson, OF No 626
East Seventh street, who was ar
rested last evening on the charge
of attempting to dcfraud his board .
ing mistress, paid the board bill
and the case WAS drop ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
BOWEN -tARLlN.

The announcement is made Of the
coming marriage Of Miss Theresa Car
lin and Mr.. James Bowen, both or
this city, Oh the 29th day Of April,
1901.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
VIII Lecture

Rev. Father Mealev, pastor OF st.
Mary's r. C. Church, will deliver
the third OF series of lectures on
"Matrimony," in the church this
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15

Deputy MarshalJanes II. Clark brought
to this city to day number Of young ter
rapins While blowing on his farm yos-
terday biz inan discovered The little dia-
lnond backs -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-15
Street Commissioner

Owen llcssion, Is Il candidate for the APP
polntmont by Mayor Fahey as member OF
the Street and Sewer Commission in tho
place of WIN. Simmons whose term will
soon expire. Mr. Hesslun is a good Citi.
zen, and will make popular commission
or.