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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Chiefs Raised Tn.

in their wiswam the following nom.
hers Of Hiawathu tribe were rulssI up by
Deputy Great sacbom Hargis: Prophet
h, d. Thomas; suchein Dr. f. NJ. Lang:
senior sycamore, Fl. T.. Guild; first san
mop, II. S, Band; second time sannop G,
A, Cline; guard Of wiYwain. +. r. Stovsn-
sun; guard Of forrest, Homer Stark; first
warrior. G II. Martin; second " arrior,
Lynn Thomas; third warsior ]. W. Turn.
err hts; brave j, Quinn; second brave.
4. f. Jachem; thir brave. j. J. Fritz;
fourth brave w. ID. Wyatt: trustees.
Charles Groon G. II, Martin, and 6. A.
Cline
uu,er, Del, Oct 4.-Wanet Tribe. No,
50 Improved Order Of Red Men, has ell
ected the following officers to ,srve for
tue ensuing ysrr' Prophet. A. p. Thomas,
s.cheIn. 1homts r. KinnamoB; senior
sycamore. W. j Shocklsy; junior saga.
more, Reynolds Clough; kssper::of wan
pun. X. j. Faucet; chief OF records, w.
L. Clnytou; trustes, +. N. Buckingham
William J. Benson will represent Wansta
TJibo at tn, meeting Of the Great Cous
Gil which is tu bs held in Wilmington on
October 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Settled With t.c State Treasure,

Clerk Of tho Peaco Winfield S. Quigley
has settled with State Treasurer Martin
B. Burris for the two months ended
September 50, paying him $as. lls. 10 for
f3l7 licenses issued. The number and rs.
coipls follow: Inn Or taverns, 80. $500;
special Inn or tavern. 8. &as5; retailer to
sell liquor, 8, sn0; special retailer to sell
liquor l. SIS; druggists to soil liquor. 2,
$40; peddier. 7, ti06 IS; hawker or peddler.
%. $3.50; merchants, yearly, 7la So. 79L7l;
merchants. six months, 30. &lsl.97: manu.
fac urers, yearly, 1875, $A,77396; marriage
1856. 1870; auctionee-s. 2, $50; ctrcusor. Z
$500: conveyancer, l, SO; doctors. 69
sGs9.bo; den lists. 10. 500; oating ghouses 4
500; lawyers, 43. $435; photographers. &
800; stations and jacks, i. 500; real ss-
tate H. s562.5O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
MISS VIRGINIA CRANES
Graduate Nurse and President Of Nurses Association
Of Watertown, NY,
Tells How Much Doctors Use Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Has Yet To Hear of Its Failure To Cure.


The medical in general prescribe Quantities Of Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound in their private practise.
fact beyond nowhere to be found remedy
universally successful female ILL., and the minded physician
his hesitate
prescribe hnd,the medicine that
relief his patient this the
physicaps prescribing Of female ills LYDIA
E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound wnle in the bottles
pehaD prescription bottles with their druggists
pleasure privilege publish letter from graduate
whose reputation and lends much weight
testimony
the high which Vegetable Compound
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

lT was thought several years ago
that trolley roads 10 the suburban
towns in our State would not pay
the interest on the bonds which
such roads would cost TO build.
The New Castle line paws hand =
so,neiy and the travel IS increasing
every week to Delaware City. TIE
extension to Newport has opened
the eyes Of the officials of the VIII
miugton City Railway Comranv,
who are we'll pleased with the lib
eral patronage thus far given this
line. The road in the Spring viii
10 all probability be extended TO
Stanton, which will be great ac-
commodation TO the people o. that
town. This is one Of the beat and
richest sections of farm lanl IN The
State and Will make dells ht!uI
trolley ride on warn, summer
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
So1o 1t Central Church.

The Vandersloot blusic Company has
published The Great White Throne
NJ. s. Brown, and After All" q sour
with words by Mr Kerr. and music BY
Howard Webster. both Of which have me;
With favorable mention. At Csetra.
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow morning
Frank Mason. tho bass soloist. will sing
"lhe GraaS White Throne" BY many 10
Is regarded a. thu best sacre song written
since the Holy city, made such an inns
p, easion Tho solo ia also In rehearsal by
j. Frank Ayers. Howard b Harrison,
James V. Hsrbert. oil wsll-known siss
uEu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Senator Depew to We'd.

NEW YORK, Oct b.-The Herald
says: AT last Senator Chauncey NJ.
Depew has surrendered to Cupid. Be
fore many months have passed he will
lead bride to the altar. His flancee
Is Miss May Palmer, who, although of
an old New York family. is little
known In this city. as she has lived
abroad for years. With all becoming
nodesty the eloquent senator admitted
the truth last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Broke Its Single Tree,

One Of the team Of horses attach
ed 10 the carriage OF Mrs, Eugene
Du pont, broke its single tree by
plungng about at sixth and Market
streets, yesterday afternoon, The
horse was grabbed by Thomas Rear
don and John Lawrence and new
Single tree vas secured by Mr. Rear
don
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

THE committee OF ijtty will meet
on Monday evening next, to devise
wavs aNd means OF carving Oh the
work of reform ln the CITY ard
county,. No member can use the
committee as an lnduccment Tor
any political position and anv mem.
ber OF the committee becoming Il
candidate at any time tor otlce
ceases 10 be member ot the COM
mittce. SO the men who are act
ing with the committee cannot hope
TO better their position politically
speaking. BY any backing from
this committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

SPEAKING OF merchants who were
in business IN Wilmington 50 years
ago, we find there is moi one living
to-day. Mr.. Caleb p. Johnson is
the only living ex-editor who was
in business in Wilmington so long
ago. lie has been out OF the news
paper business tor a number OF
wears and has amasscd a comorta-
bic competency. He started in life
as publisher and owner OF the
Delaware Gazette, which Tor years
was the organ Of the DemoTatic
party. Ale had his printing office
cr years at No. 4lb Market street,
where Woolworth's five and ten
cent store is now located. With
the de eath Of James NJ. Morrow one
OF our oldest merchants passed
away. Come to !hink o! it, Mr.. h.
$. II. Butler was in business in the
filties and is still carrying on his
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
LAYTON Home.

Rev. W. II. Thomas Of philadel
phia, lctter kno"n as the boy preach
cr, will preach at Ezlun NJ T.. Church
Sunday afternoon at ; u'c,ock, for
the benefit Of the coal fund Of Lay.
ton Home. A fine musical program
will hc rendered by the choir of Big
Wcs.ey Church o! Philadelphia. un-
der the direction Of Prof. w. III. +.
Wright formerly Of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
S.Lo TO QET lYsbURu AND RETURN
VIA PINNaiLNAN IARAlLRrAD.

On account Of tho National Encamp.
ment Union Veteral Legion OF G"tty&-
burg, October . t. H. tho Pennsylvania
Ra.roh1 company will sell excursion
tickets via Baltimore and the W Ncstern
Maryland kaiiruai, Mt ra,e OF "A % Tor tho
round trip from Wilmington Tickets
viii % sold and good going October Il =
$, 0and 10, and returning to October 10,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

ADVERTISING is an art. The
live, up-to ate merchant adyer'ises
in the RErrHIlCAN. WHY Be-
cause he gets results. 1t Is Just as
sensible for merchant 10 place Il
lighted candles under bushcl
measure and expect othcrs 10 know
that is there, as TO try 10 do bna1.
ness nowadays without using the
daily papers. The publ>cread row
more than ever. They have become
educated to it and this is one re H.
son more than any other why 1t
pays 10 keep IN touch with the
shoppers. Trv al advertisement
in the columns OF the krrl B,.ICA%
and We think you will become con-
vincel that It IS Il paving arrest.
meat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

* some lines OF business a liar IS
often successful, where man # he
told the truth would be looked upon
with suspicion. Some men tell az
lie so often that they after a time
begin TO thinh they are ling the
truth. 1t IS results THAI count.
The tax gdtherers know this and
the taxpayers realize that some
assessors do assess
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Health Goods at Lynch s.

Shredded Wheat Biscuits loo; lam.O
See Heath Coffee 25c Id pkg; Crane Nuts. l3c
pkg Pnstan, Mixtu, 9 and Graino, l5c pkg;
Pills VIt0, l5c pkg our own bo,tling old
Brown Stol.. iic doz /; Reer and Porter, bUc
doc; Rye Whistles. .Jc aud Slv0 quart. Tele-
phone orders promptly attend To. Stores,
Fourth aud Madison streets; nj ghth and
King streSik slit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While YOU think of it, 20 buy and
try a box of Cascarcts Candy Ca
thArtir, ideal laxative, tonight. Nou'l'
never regret it, GcnUinc tablets
stamped {, G.. E. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
UNION VETERAN LEGION ENCAMPME Mt
0ETTYSBuRO. pa, OCTOBER Oil.
BAI1iMo Il: Il OHIO RAlLROA

BAI iNO Il: Y Utf1U RAILRUAD.
One fare for tho round trip o the is.
nous battlefield. Tickets OIL sale Qctsber
60 $, 8 and TO- good to return uhil DC.
tober 18th, inclusive. Apply Tckcts
Agents baltimore Il Ohio X. n. foi lsii,
In formation
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

The gamblers who have been
Keeping up stocks in Wall street
for several months past. have been
letting the public hold the bag oace
more. Nearly every stock quoted
on the board has gone Oft from -
to $40 a share. Ama'numatcd co p-
per is one OF the stocks that has
taken a slide down and wiped out
thousands OF dollars OF margins.
The man who thinks he can make
money in Wall street should hare a
good sized bank account to come
and go on. Buying and selling
stocks short is fascinating, aud
wien successful, the average man
IS TO: inclined to do anything else.
There is generally a rude awaken.
ing to the fact that all is not profit
in the business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

THE King Of England is said to
be sick man and is suffering from
lumbago, 1t does no, look poss bic
that the King will reign for any
numbers OF years His mother lived
until a ripe o'd aye and enloyed un-
usual good health up to The time Of
hei demise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Mrs. Pierce Dead.

Mrs. Sarah B. Pierce mother et ALBERT
Pieros Of this city. died at her home 10
Wesltown, Pa. yesterday morning. She
was 90 years old and . devoted Christian
being a mem Der Of the Goshen Baptist
Church for ssventy.four years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

SuRL signs Of good times IS the
sale of building lots which is spring.
,ng up all around the city. With
the thousands Oh dollars set alloat
by the payment Of the Wilmington
Coal Gas stock and the contempla-
ted Improvements Of the p. W. B.
e. B. II. h. Company more money
will be expended in our city with
in the next three mouths than ever
before.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Inquest On D0ugherty.

Coroner Frick last evening held al
Inquest in the case of Andrew Dcugherty
who was killed last Saturday night. A
verdict Of accidental death was given ~
the iury,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts. sprains
st,nRs. Instant relief. Dr.. Thomas Ec .
lectIic Oil. Az any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

JoHN b. HERREsuyFr. the hs ad
Of the Bristol boat buIhiug firm
that signed the ColumD,a, twice
the wlrld chalnpton, IS totally
b'nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

THE Eastern Shore Telephone
Company has purchased con
trolling interest in the Worcester
Telephone Company Of Snow lIIll
Md. Mr. Harry A. Richardson, OF
Dover, is president OF the Eastern
Shore Company and is working to
control the telephone business south
pf Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

Roofing and heater work j. Q. John.
son & Sou, N. E. Cor, Sixth and King.
strests.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05
Latest Fall anl Winter Styles

of tha choicest imported nni domestic
|nSo0lo Tor suit.bgs anh trousers TO be
sIat l. Helss, No. 1 Il 3rd :. rect
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

@DEAR Mrs PNKnAN:Tweve contiguous service at the
SICK beds some OF prominent hospitals as well private homes
has given varied experiences with the diseases of have
nursed distressing of Inflammation and liberation of
the and womb have known that doctors used Lydia
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound when everything else failed with
their patients have advised patients and friends and
have yet to hear of its first failure to
-Four had falling of the womb from sraning lifting
heavy patient and knowing the value Compound began
use at and weeks was well and have had
trouble since am most pleased to have had opportunity
few words praise Vegetable Compound and shall take
occasion recommend Miss VIRGINIA CRANES So Spring St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. present address]
BE it, therefore, believed by all who i'll that Lydia
E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound medicine they should
take 1t has stood the test of m and has hundreds of thou
sands of to its credit 1t should therefore, be considered
unwise to experiment further.
Mrs. address Lynn Mass will cheer.
fully and without all letters addressed sick
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

The average Republican IN Del.
aware would like to see President
Roosevelt act promptly in filing
the position oil Collector OF Port i'll
this city. The present eucumbcnt
Is ia no hurry TO vacate good pay
ing Office. Through the. senseless
fight which has been kept up IN
tine Republican pa " III THIS State
ior several years, the office mas
been bone ui contention between
the two factions. the Regular aud
uion Republicans. 1t there had
been 10 Federal patronage to be
given out. there would be no hight
ing betwccn The two factions IN
ncl;W are.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

TIE fire laddes OF the Union Fire
Company OF Lebanon, Pa. have
received a roy welcome from the
Friendship FIRE Company. whose
guests they viii he dur NJ then stay
in our city. lesttrda they were
given hearty wc!com2trom ,Ayor
Fisher, III neat ercctA and the
freedom 0. the CITY rendered them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-05

Weather Probabilities.
Fair: light to fresh northwesterly
winds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.

Logan. Oct. i7.-some sickness has
crept In among the students OF the
College, and fow have been seriously
III. The President Of the College and
members Of the faculty have visited
them, and say that the sick have al
most recovered. They have the good
wishes OF the faculty and students.
School was dismissed last Friday in
honor of President Snow. Morning
chapel convened. however and Prof j.
f. Miller spoke at length on the life and
labor OF the deceased. On the same
morning Hon. James y. Hart Of Paris,
Idaho visited the college, and made
some very encouraging remarks to the
students.
A class In Tahiti0n language will be-
gin In a short time. The applicants for
the course are missionary students,
who expect TO fulfill a mission In the
Society Islands.
The faculty has ordered q new ten
MS court, and when same arrives, Miss
Bush WIN show Instructor Carbon a
lew tricks about the gatne. A gymna-
stun athletic class is now completely
VI 1HAlcti.
The lo02's challenged the l9Oi's for
a friendly game of basket ball, and
felt little "ist-year-like' when the
leOfs came out with the greatest num-
Der of baskets,
IL any one desires to see q modern
equipped business department, 1t would
be well to visit room 70 Of the west
building.
The Philomathic Literary society met
Monday afternoon for the first time this
year. A new set Of officers was elected,
which already gives evidence of reviv-
Ing this society TO its former standing
perhaps the leading association of the
college.
Prof Willard Done. former in
strnctor Of the college, was u visitor
this week.
President Linford returned Monday
from the funeral Of the late President
Snow lie reminded the students, by
brief remarks on Tuesday morning, OF
the solemnlty Of the affair.
Prof. Thatcher Of the musical depart
ment, Is now quite ILL., We all hope for
his speedy recovery.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.

Provo. Utah, oct 17,-Owing TO the
crowded condition. Of the High School.
me missionary students have been Civ
en- seats IN college hall
President Ben y. Rich Of the South.
ern states mission addressed the stu
dents during theology hour last Thurs
iay morning
Among the visitors 81 the Academy
this week wore President Angus N.
Cannon Of the Salt Lake stake and
President David Cannon ana Prank
Blake Of 81 George,
President Brimhall ana Mrs. susa Y.
Gates were the speakers in the Young
Ladles' Improvement meeting last
Out of respect for President Snow
school was closed on Friday and the
saturday afternoon matinee and the
Literary society were postponed
Last Monday night the enrolment
had reached eight hundred ana sorty-
I'VE and not OIL OF the students who
nave come since conference have yet
registered,
Cne OF The most important and popu-
lar branches taught IN the commercial
college is tologaphy Many Of the
students who graduated from this de-
partment last year are now in paying
positions.
Ihcre are twenty-three bright. ener-
getic girls In the domestic science de-
partment this year, two OF whom are
studying with the object of becoming
teachers. Miss Pearl Snow Pierce,
granddaughter OF Presidens Snow, and
a student Of the University, is prepar-
ing TO teach the work in Salt Lake City
next year
The students studying George Eliots
SilSs Manner are greatly enjoying
the graphic descriptions of English
country life and character, to be found
within that famous novel;
President Crosby OF Pangultch. who
has reccntly been working In the Big
Horn country. addressed the students
on Monday morning. He reported the
Mormon colony in good condition
and SPOKE OF the advantageous opening
In that country for young people.
The academy's tribute TO President
Snow was a scroll OF flowers on which
were the words AS God Is, man may
be-" Thus holiness of thought and
beauty OF expression were tastefully
combined.
Prof, ~ l.. Nelson delivered two lee
lures before the Tooeie county teach
ers In Mercur last Saturday In the af-
ternoon his, subject was THE Art of
Remaining Young" and in the evening.
The Meaning OF Character in Educa.
ton"
The Commercial graduates OF last
year pledged themselves to contribute
one per cent Of their earnings for the
next five years to aid IN the estabEsh-
ment of commercial library. This
week the Business and Banking En-
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY OCTOBER 10, 1901

roofs OF the front Of new barns Is now
Il striking feature Of the college farm.
DR. Yoder recently gave the students
q very interesting morning talk on the
class distinctions coming under his no.
Tee during his ten years residence In
Germany.
Mr., Hin has made I'd some quite at
tractiye picture albums for his friends.
as souvenirs OF his trip through the
Yellowstone park during his vacation.
Professor Faris reports about sew
enty-iive. students In the commercial
department
A match game Of football with the
deaf mutes Of Ogden is advertised for
saturday afternoon. This "a the first
game Of the season.
The "sorosls'' gives a ball in the
gym saturday evening. This orens
the social reason.
DR. Moench has responded to the
urgent demand OF downtown people for
evening classes In German, French and
Spanish. Re reports perpetual
boom Of his department in the college.
A large ORDER for books for the college
library has just been sent the jobbers.
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.


Considerable activity in athletics is
manifest now especially during the ar
ternoons. Golf, basketball. tennis and
football are all being practlced by low
ers Of the sports.
The 1902 class gave dancing party
In room n Of the physical building Fri
day evening. We haven't yet learned
OF the success.
Prof Howard lectured before the stu
dents taking the kindergarten course
Wednesday. His subject, THE Brain
and Nervous System" was handled In
very practical way.
The Mt Pleasant teachers spent the
past week visiting the school OF Salt
Lake and Provo. On Monday they In
spected the work at the training school.
Prof. Marshall returned from his trip
10 California Wednesday He says
that II is terribly hard to get back TO
solid work after such a thoroughly en-
joyed vacation.
The surveying students were out
Thursday doing practical work with the
transit.
Miss Samson Of the training school.
VINO uderWent an operation Tor appen-
dicitis Thursday. at last report was get
ting along finely. We hope for her
speedy recovery.
On Monday those who attended chap
Ell were given rare treat. Prof Schet-
tier was present with his guitar and
played two fine selections In most ar
tistic style.
Prof. Mcclellan has planned to take
much needed rest In a vacation OF
about two weeks. He win leave Mon
day for Boston.
The branch normal Is reported by
Prof. Stewart, who returned from there
Wednesday to be in good condition.
the attendance increasing and bright
prospects ahead. Principal Porter, he
says, is going TO take canyasslng trip
throughout the southern counties
shortly TO further the interests OF the
afhool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

the Franklin school on Friday after
noon, october %, superintendent Chris
Jensen has been invited to speak.
Misses Page and Wheeler we're WISH
tors at the Franklin ON Friday.
The Orio society OF the Lincoln school
VIII have a Walter Scott program on
Friday afternoon, October 25.
Supervisor Pollock will hold meet
Ing TOR teachers OF the second grade
on Wednesday afternoon, October 20,
at o'clock. All new third grade teach
ers are expected TO be present.
Miss Bertha Olsen was the winner In
spelling contest which took place be-
tween members OF Miss Wainess' pu-
pills at the Lincoln school on Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

AT the close Of the fifth week the me-
rollment has passed $50 This exceeds
the enrolment OF similar date Of last
year by about one-third.
Professor Wright, who succeeds Pro-
lessor Close as horticulturist, has ar
rived. and is already at work on the
grounds. His family win not come to
Logan for a month or two,
The foundation for the new front Of
the main building Is nearing compile
ton, and the contract for the brick
work has been let The green shingled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

II is a mystery why women endure
Backache. Headache. Nervousness.
Sleeplessness Melancholy. Painting ana
Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters win quickly
cure such troubles. ~ suffered for years
With kidney trouble, writes Mrs Phebe
Cherley, Of Peterson. Ia. and lame
back pained me SO | could not dress
myself. but Electric Bltters wholly
cured me, and, although 70 years old,
now am able TO do all my housework.' >
II overcomes Constipation improves
Appetite. gives perfect health, Only soc,
at u c. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
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cyclopaedia" was received as the first
lnstallment.
The rack containing the papers pub
lished In ell parts OF the state, has been
placed In the hallway between the High
School and College buildings. IL IL EVIL
dent from tho number OF students who
gather round II each day, that the pa
pers contain items Of vital interest TO
the boys and girls away from home.
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utes We're handed In. one hundred stu
tents, who had volunteered for the pur-
pose, were about to begin work With
DICKS, shovels, and wagons, % level the
grounds az the rear OF the business coli
lege FOR q tennis court, and ten young
ladies, under the direction Of Miss Pix
ton, were preparing for them a dainty
lunch in the bookkeeping rooms.