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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
utGfIE "a ||l,,, BALTIMORE Ono
Ss$$ss RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effect November 2j, 1900.
All trains illuminated with Pintsoh
light.

Schedule In effect November 25, 1900
All trains illuminated with pintseh
light
l'> EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains Ieave Wilmington, Delaware Ave.
nue. station. for
NEW YORK, week days, '5Ol '93s,
'lo52 a. IN; 'l2l9, "2,Si, 1858, 1918 RoyI
Limited, '6.27. -742, 'lO52 P m, Sundays,
'5Ol, 1888, -ll35 q. m: '2,A, 'a5s, '5.ls
tRoyal Limited. "7.a2. "lo.52 p. IN.
$50, $50. 2so, 1875, 's.39 'lo52, n0s a m.
~ 10, '2.S4, 400. '35S,, sis QRoyui Limit
td), 525 .6.27, 635. "742, slOs2 p. n Sun
days. IS d, 7So $50. '9.39. 1853, III 81 n IN:
'23t, 800, '35S. 'J.lS uRoyal Limited; SIS.
tl Chester sGS wee, week Z day. t $50 $780, 1876 v?5,
te3s. nose. ll.US a. m: '2,34. 800 .o.25 6 s..
'l42. 'l0t2 m. Sundays 73O. $50, $40.
lO53, .S5 a, m; '2,3i, 800, 6S', T42. 9OS,
'1O.52 y, m.
Atlantic City,week days. $50 q. m ;'l2 10,
ss5t and $50 p. m. Sundays, iSo a. m;
Cape May, Ocean City. week days.
$3.50 a m; +2,3i y. IN. Sundays, 780 a IN.
Seq I9le Guy. week days, $50 a. m;
E3i p. m
Baltimore and Washington, week days.
nls. 6J5. 500 -ll,Ol Il. m; 1885, '2C9.
Gls $40, -457, Is 90 RoyGl Limited %s04,
'lOl6 p. m Sundays. |1S, 'S0+, 906.
u, M: 'l25G "2.Os '4.57. 's,20 (Roysl Limit
arr, 643 1874, +lO16 p. m.
| Baltimore ana way stations, 655 a. M;
bl0 p, M, daily except Sunday: 9.05 Il m;
si3 y m. Sunday only.
Newark, week days, '41s 6.55, 's.4.
'llOl a. nj: LASS 3l9, "457 6a5. 'S.N
.. IN. Sundays. t4lS, "S0i 9O5 a. ~;
~ o6 457. 64S 1852. 1904 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, 1901 a. M; a.57.
40 lG p. III. Sundays, .e.Vi a. m; 457.
/ Chicago dslIy, 1904 n. m; '457 p. m.
! Cincinnati and ST. Louis. 'i1S a. M;
! r?56 and 'l1l6 p. m, daily.
! Singerly accommodation. week days.
o55 a m; $40. 6 Is p. m. Sundays, e.O5 g.
m; G 4S, 1872 p, m. .., ,,.,
Landenberg, accommodation, week days,
SO. 457 y m. Sundays, tt3 D. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
| Baltimore, week days. $40 p. NJ.
| Jnndenberg, week days, $40 a. m; Slo
/ 500 o. m Sundays, $40 a. M: 6. Is y. m;
! LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI.
minrton week DAYS, 'S3S, 6 50, s73o, 0.26.
! ii 90 a. m .l2 %, q 81, 2l5 '30 '4.20, 49,
t520, A548 Royal Ilmitedl, 555, $50. 70
o 90 .ltSJ n. m. Sundays. 1885, '7SO, 500
| and II 90 a. M, '12 20, "l.G, las. 40 $50
54S Noyal Limited, $50. ESO. '94o. l0U
p, m. ana
Delmarvia Telephone No. lHs
! Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line. j. d. UNDERWOOD,
! General Manager,
H. A. Miller. Passenger Agent. vii.
mingtoh Del.
y. d. kARTiN. Man sf Pass, Traffa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
PERSONAL:
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
mentS.
EDNMELL -.- MlLLlGAN.

One of the prettiest after EaS ter
weddings in the st. Georges Presb by
terian Church at noon to-day, wheh
Miss Mary Josephine Milllgan, daugl-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. j. X. MiiIi8an
and Charles 4, Rommel of this city
were made man and wife.
The ceremony was performed oT
the father OF the bride and was Sild
TO have been one of the pretLieit TO
have taken place in the church.
II To the strains Of thewcddng march
the nnptial party entered from the
vestry and proceeded TO the altar,
where Miss MiIligan was given ava!
by her mother
The church was decorated with
Easter lilies and potlcd plants.
y After the ceremony il recen'lun WAS
held at the parsonage. aftcr Nll'C'l
Mr.. and Mrs, Rommcl left on we'd
ding tour,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
A Busy Farmer.

Everett Holingsw " orth is one of
the busiest farmers IN Christiana
hundred. In addition to manag-
ing milk dairy of 20 cows, aud
p owing some forty acres for corn,
by hImscl! and sons, he is engaged
in hauling some 10000 feet OF lum-
Der lor the new barn Miss i florence
(catman Is having erected on her
farm near Fairville. to take the
place OF the one destroyed by lire
lew months ago. The greater num-
bcr OF laborcrs who reside in the
vicinity are employed in the quar-
rles Of different kinds as the wages
PAD are more renumcrd dtiye than
,hosc paid by farmers. and he is
consequently unable to get suitable
help.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Asphyxiatiun Victims

The funeral Of Walter W. keech,
one of the persons sasphyxiated on Sun.
day last, took place to-day from No.
SIG East Seventh Street. Intermcnt
was made at the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Nc.
Gettigan, the other victim, will take
place tomorrow and intcrment will
be made at the Silverbrook Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
ibE sIflS

Iih&DihC. on ApriH lOI, .;checcn A.,
widow .! Dr. a%ltiiA Aa.dlvr
Relatives ana friend, are invited to attend
the funeral NJ tho residence ut her brothv. =
inlaw j, Frank McCoy. No, lUl5 Alam,
street. Or. saturday afternoon, 18th Iu,t at /
UripcIi mtelment at M'yuruon4 3
flNE4,,-At Chester Pa ON A Anr.I g. 1901
Mary Ann, widow OF tne iato Hobart Given.
aged G5 years
hulatlcn- and frIeut4 are Mvt ed ~ rneet
n" funeral on FRIDAY ,strruUuA, ut 9.2S
o.rl"ck AT thu i. ". l. L. uarot, lnteIment ~
HlF"rEltW C'meierl,
IAWRhNCE in N city ON April ". lyJl
Huorr' I,awrpur.. IN h,| 18th year
!"Ie n"tl"" ol lUu"ra Wi! bn gwen.
GRAVES. TN April 7, all 'abiIlR, widow
uI IDSls Grhvrs IN he oit y,ur.
R"htlly"- AMI friends ~" ilf."l tonttnuI
Va" luurrHI S'rv cr5 from the res drnce OF nor
rom.ir,-ia" j. hytpn Inrpent'r, 40. 100 Non.
rur street On 'thUrdiay M."IUUJH At .'cIOck
Intrrmvni nj l"r cr Brandyw a. Cemetery.
" ll,i.Ek--On April :, 10, annie -. WIFE OF
!@hh L. 1'Illcr ia hrf Jthyrar.
RcIHtlye4 .'Hd friends are IAt!ird 70 nttruI
tho un"ra serY At nvr lhtr rr.jjoner 20
r31 North EruDkln street, u4 Wpl.r. 5nv
nitrru on AprJI u u. 10 o'clock, inter.
mont Ht NJ Salem Irtrry,
AnwIlE-lu n city On tifll S'h. Rum II ,
daughter ur Ma l"n ana t.uitua L. rtyy.
iiut aged > yunI" + u},' the,
h"<, and irt"A ., a." l4EI'rl to attend
ihr iun rial On NEda 'sit y afl evnO,n, at 4
u'riuck, from the rnsfIIepo. " nrr r4Tnnts
N". NO ""s- iIith str,.t. lnlyrm,nt rrl
vlre
Hl - r. ON AIrII :. 1891, %sryJ T, wife af
samuel f. En5t1 IN A.r7 7.tu ye.r
l'.ia ly's-. nu. iil"Gls urU IrsI rr'fuily inv!
tot lU attend tic i@mrrul -Hrv..rs AZ lI"rIuu
r."a,nu" 40 l0N llns ~tru', on Wudnc..
day yUturUuOu AUrtI No. uJao''prf., Intrrmgut
private a. v Imgus'ou and h.nnay yw,nc rcnl.
rlrr},
klENLE.- In tn r ri'y, N AprA 2 l.. 1911,
rrrdyru'k i. hIen.c,
rrIdtyo' aut II! - - nrn juv|t . to nttrnl
t4r f,u,orAt iron" h.+ IU.t =. uIrUsr no 5!3
West ilN 7IrnPJ on ,I..rY mo muG, Np.i
fl. Iisl s,"mu hr.. .u n Ma, ~ st
frIw's itutn UeIraI At % o'ri-nu, lItoruput
at tltH" .INt lrlUrb"rY.
MC!hlIA tHY--n TINS crtv On hnr,l B. lqyl.
Lp.n. r Ito OF Jpu.s AlrlNbG.
h"uI Nt'. ma ir,aI Is Hr' .pnfHNl'Y irv.
tt Dua'lrpi til" lun,, .I"4 WlrrsI,y ~ ON.
Ia hrru Irr"r oo",". + rr.n IL" re.'a"nre
ul hur huS4RIi. 80 ilI lnD.irur strprt,
Htsh ma-s d. IT. rudIr 'uYrrh lutyrmrnt ut
tIlH'I =. ,nat". cry u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Judge Townsend presided at this
mornings session OF the Municipal
Court. Jonas Heck was the first
prisoner to step to the bar. jonas
has been on his good behavior Tor
two months and was rated at 81
and costs
Robert Myers, colored. was
charged by Captain Black with
disorderly conduct. lie applied
for Judgment last night and alter
he was allowed 10 go to the cellar
he used very bad language. The
fine was $S and costs.
Superinteudent White charged
James Walden with being drunk
and disorderlv at the Sunday
Bre akiast Mission, No. III Shlpley
street. Officer Conner heard the
bad language used and locked
Walden up. lie will retire TO Nc.
Danielville unless he pays a fine ol
s. and costs.
Assault aud battery was the
charge against Abram Jenkins.
cUorcd. The case was dismissed
upon payment OF costs.
Mrs. Ellen Durncy, OF Philadcl-
pha, was held in $1,000 bail icr her
appearance at court to answer the
charge oi being concerned in lottery
policy writing.
William Dorsey. colored, was
held in $500 bail for Il hearing to.
morrow morning on the charge of
larceny Of lot of bones. the prop
erty of William LlItz. 1t is alleged
that LutZ has been losing large
quantities of bones. Officers Fox
aud Conner picked him up this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
ikI T\SIIl,N

Hurkc,oin now has B0'hr!or's
Whist Cub which has rented Il room
snd haSSomr enjoyable games. Amer
icau leads, short SUIT leads and
'sncak lead, are much discussed by
the players.
Col. John Wainwright attended
the banquet Of the Medal Of Honor
Legion i'll Philadelphia, last evening"
y Or. II, 4. Lawton, Of the lawton
Optical Company, is at Atlantic City,
N. j., looking after business inter
csiS.
J, he announcement Of the wedding
D,Jaw, NJ ss Sarah Ben. daughter Of Prof.
nausl "a. Reynolds, No. 1919 Tatnall
fcuS reef. r.S been made, She will mar
q Ay Ayo'd Courtney Willis, of Homes
Il iainho,n M 'J'' r. a., at Grace N. Il. Church on
trrms J gay, April 23rd at : O'Clock.
'''"r1s% Ros. j. X. Jcfferiss, son of Or. c. II.
II 4l;lis, is home from MUntansas,
ndins month in Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Railroad Work in Chester.

Tho PennsyIvania Railroad Company
Is preparing an ordinrnce to DO submitted
to the Chester Councils providing for
changes In street grades aud other mat
tcrs in connection with tho proposed ele.
vntion cf the Philadelphia, Wilmington
4 Baltimore tracks through that city.
With tho passage of the ordinance and
tho signing of II subsequent agreement
with tho city. the company is prepared to
go ahead with tho work, the cot uf which
will approximate nearly sl,O00O0o,
The elevated portion will extend from
Eddystone station and Lloyd street dis
tancs OF three miies. and will climate 12
grade crossings, 1t will be u solid struct
ure between retaining walls to accommo
date four tracks, and this various streets
will DO crossed by means Of Urdges the
elevation not teing su1icion ly high to
arch the streets. The elevation Of the
tracks will pocessiIn building q new pas
sengnr station CT II reconstruction OF the
present building but as yet this point has
not been definitely determined upon and
no plans have been prepared. .-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
BIRTHDAY rNRIN.

Mr. aud Mrs George W. Hook enter
tained a umb,r of their friends last
might al rioir homc 40. 1870 West
Greet il honor Of Mr.. Hooks birthday
anniversary. puin2 the "'ru'n@ soIvr
iioIls were rendered on HE piaur hy
Miss>lMabcl tIary, Miss Mani" Wri>cr
aud Mr.. Hook. Mr.. lI"ok aINo gay" Il
number of 4ocrtions On lhc phouo-rNph
Abundance ct refreshments Wcr" served.
Those present were MIR, and Mr<.
WilIlam IirIi#ud. Mr.. and Mr.. James
MluSfrid, Mr.. aud Mir. William OS
asbeFtr Alr aud Mrs. William Parry, Nr
aud Mrs Matthew Robinson. Mrs.
CharIr. tiiwmu, Mi, Stella Ilimuau,
Mios Npn Mrfaddeu, Miss Manic
Trl,"r, Mi-> NahH II tj'S aad Nr.
lohN llnloy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
White Ian Turn.d Yellow,

Great oonstctnniiOn was ielt hy the
friends of NJ A. llogarty OF Lexington.
Ky, when they saw ho was turning vol.
low. HIS skin slowly changed color nlse
his eyes, ami he suffered terribly. His'
mu'ady wai Yellow Jaurdice lls was
treated by tina bot doc ors, but without
benefit. Then no was advised to try
Electric Bitters, tho wonderful Stomach
and Liver remely, and he writes: after
taking two bottIos was wholly cured"
A trial provas It's matchles7 merit for oil
Stomach, Liver AID kidDey troubl es. Only
20 cents. Sold by n Is, Danforth Drug
gist - "'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Not %U MEN Dk<Cf.

The Young mcu Gr Milford gave u
delightful Easter dance in Armory
Hal, Milford last night and young
people from all parts nT Kent comfy
aud .oNcr Delaware we've in atj2n
deuce. \ bert, orchestra of thiS
CITY furnished tho mUoDr.
The palroDcSScr were, Mrs. George
". Marshall, Mrs. Josrph L. Holland
Mr.. I'auk Rrkad, Mrs. j. Lynn
Pratt, Mrs lohu H. Smith, Mrs.
George II. Hat, Mrs. Frank l.. GrIcr,
My, James q. Stanton Mrs. NaIu,
tiers 'rrnllr, Ms. {. q, lreltymau
aud Mr., DaHlcI IlIocu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
EVERY DAY
TROUBLES
Most Wilmington Readers
Realize What il Means

The constant, never ,ceasIng itchi-
ness.
Ever present with itching piles.
With eczema, with irritating skin.
It's every day trou bic in many
hous scholdS.
Doan's Ointment brings relief aud
cure.
is endorsed by Wilmington people.
Mr.. Workheiser, No. | 305 Scott
street, a carpenter on the b. X O. II.
r., says: 81 saw Doan's Ointment
advertised in our papers so much and
endorsed by people in Wilmington
that ! made up my mind to try it.
| had been annoyed with Itching
hemorrhoids for five years, used all
kinds Of preparations said to be sure
cures, employed doctors and rcsorlcd
to every known means to check the
trouble, but | was unsuccessful. ]
could not rest at night and was al
most worried to death. | have re-
peatcdly said | would give $40 for a
preparation that would even give me
relief My son was going down town
one night and | asked him to step
ilto the Seventh Avenue Pharmacy
and bring me home Il box of Doan's
Ointment The first application
gave me relief as | continued the
treatment | gained - pounds in
weight, simply because could sleep
at night. lam thoroughly convinced
that there is no ointment like Doan's S
and have recommended it to many
people and will do so wherever an OPP
portunity presents itself "
For ale by all dealers. Price 90
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Is nlialo,
n. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name Doan'S ana
take 10 ther
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
NEl ENlln\ 10 rNelOR.

The Rev. }. " lusley, the new pastor
Of scott NJ. t.. Church, was rendered II
reception 'ast night by the congregation
Of the church, 1t was largely attended
aud the new pastor was given o warn.
welcome. NIr. aaIey vas transferred to
Scott from Hranlywine Church. The
Rev. +. 7, Harris, former pastor Of the
church, removed t. hie new eharge at
Milford last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
ShoCkley Wanted Here.

william ShockIey, coIored, is serving
four years sentence in thu Media Jail for
chicken stealing When his time Is up be
will be brought.to Delaware to answer
the charge OF burglary. On the night Of
December 81 las, the store of A Frssd.
man at Dover was robbed OF about $500
worth of olOthe, and other good. Dotec.
tive Ratleige recoved part Of the plunder
IN this city yesterday. Ho then went to
Chester nuu with Detective Berry found
ovorcoht', and suit OF clothes. cap and
other articles that ware stolen from tho
D,vnr stnra
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
NJ .HRL.IL ~ MuMr.

At their future homo, 80. l4o2
Van Hurru Street. last r'.u.ng, pr.
Ilu,iI.ar, bHr'o" aud Edward ,r!cnu
Cook, were married by ia" groom :
faih"r. Rev. RIcAaId t. rooa rector
Of Calvary Baptist Church.
The ceremony VAS witnessed by yu-
" tie nearest relative, If the fauiIy.
Mis-. Il, NI"r.ou. sister "t The
bride waited Upm urr and nC j e.
Sagebcer Of ,,rrmaUuAn IA, was
heS man. After Il Wedding Mr. aud
Mr, Cook let ter am cN'c'HDd "Trip
Through TIE South.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

The ladies of Bethany Baptist Church
will give church supper, Thursday even-
in. Of this w0ek, /
II. l.. Evans, broker at Eighth and
Market streetsIhas secured a country res-
idence at Claymont where he Will enjoy
the c1ol breeaes gu summer evenings. A
There will be n Congregational meo' ing
Of tho Olivet Presbyterion Church held on
Friday evening for tho purpose OF chtos.
Ing pastor, l
The body OF James Griffin was shipped
to Rhode Island today for inlcrment in
Woodluwn Cemetery. =,
Accidents come with distressing fre.
quency on tho farm. Cuts. bruises, stings
Hprains. DR.. Thomas Eclcctric OH re.
lioves tho pain instantly. Mover safe with
out 1t.
Edward j. Connor and Miss Alice
Smith will be married this afternoon by
Rev. W. J. Birmingham In st. Patriok's
Church,
A boy giving his name as James Watts,
Of Washington. -. y, got Off tho trniH
last at Chester. He told nm officer that
his aunt Miss Evangoline Gibson lived
near the r. W. s. ij. depot in this city
He left Washington to visit his aunt.
The boy is In Chostsr and the pulica are
trying to find his aunt.
Officer John Moore lost gold Maltese
charm on the front ef which nre crossed
swords. The charm WAS highly priced BY
tho officer and no will feel grateful for it,
return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Reception at Asbury.

A number OF the members of As.
bury Church gave a reception and
supper TO their pastor, Rev. II. F.
Dulaney and wife, at the parson.
aye last evening. The evening
was spent in a very pleasant man.
ner and all enjoyei themsclyesvery
highly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
For Men t)uly.

4. A. McCurdv pastor Of Cantral Prcsby-
tcrlan Church will address the Twentieth
Century Go-pul mee,iug. THIS mooina
Is for men only aud boys under 10 Year,
of ago will not bondmitle,i. !iusic VIII be
furnished by he choir of First iresby ter
ian Church Thos, meetings have proved
yory successful and largo audience il
tXpoCtgl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Health nj civ.

Secretary Cahill reports that
there are only two cases OF dlph.
thcria in the city at present Dur
ing the past winter there we're ten
cases oil smallpox bot 10 deaths.
The cases have all recovered except
one now at the hospital annex at
Farrhurst.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Court Brandvwine

Court Brandy"ine, No. l Forres-
tcrs of America will hold q spccja
meeting tomorrow evening. This
vii! be the last meeting previous t.
the anniversary celebration of the
court
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
MARRIAGES

VI At. hf-Ml ltjlHhA.-Dn April 5. Gll, by
E"N.Hl W}lysS 'rI' EIwarl L. Murray u
Aun.". ll"I, aud Mas Annie MIcnrIi of
''""'o'' e' ee4D ii
" hlEEE- hNE-u0 &IriIa, Tyl, by rcy.
- q lgudington. NIIIum Il. Nall,er and
As.s- LIlh /. Gnr. bvtA vi this clty.
" hLhtE-TillLIpS-C April e. at A h ry
par4on1 20; by cv. II. B. iruunty. William
y WglI &c I" Ml.s brs-jo IT, IhHhps, prth
Ut PAiAGe' phtu, ia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
RunnaYe Sale.

"A rummage sale for the work in
Old Swedes parish, viii open Mon
day, April I'D, and continue until
the 27th. under the Opera House.
Contributions thankfully received
at Old Swcdes parsonage or at
place OF sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
PAIN IN THE BACK

A. b. Harrington. ConstauIa. n Y.
snYs: II wa; troubled several ysars
with kidney disease and suffered severe
pnins in tho back ! nsel tolcy's Kidney
Cure and ono BOTTLE cured me re-
commend il to my friends, 1t has given
perfect satisfaction iako no substitute.
SOLD at Dnutoyth's. 10 Market aJr.st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
The Salvation Army.

A farewell meeting will be held
at the Salvation Army hall tonight.
Lieut.. f. Lewis who has been sta
toned here some three months, will
say farewell. Everybody is invi-
ted. Meetings every night at s
O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Holding n Conference.

A representative OF the Scherzer
Rollinlft Bridge Company, members
OF the Levy Court and representa-
tlves Of the Government and Harlan
and 1olllngsworth Company. are
holding a conference today over the
proposed new Marke street bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Tea at Trinity Parish House.

The Diocesan Tea to be given to
Bishop Coleman and other clergy
men tomorrow afternoon, beginning
at 3 o clock, promises TO be very
pleasant affair. No tickets are re-
Iuired and every one is cordially
invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
improved stock.

Frank f. Patterson OF Green
vile. has Just returned from Wis
consin, where he purchased a Reg
istered Guernsey bull from one oil the
best herds in the county, at a cost
of over $500. Farmers should call
and see hlm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Plans Ready.

Plans for the new annex to the
New Castle County Hospital at
Farnhurst are now on Architect
Rice's desk aud bids will be re-
ceived until O'Clock OH Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Orphans' Court

Judge Spruance sat in Orphans Court
this morning. A return Of sale or Mo
Gowan estate was made and approved
Mary Il. Coylou wa' appointed guardian
for Maggie W. .Gnd Clarence A. CoyIe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
The Street and Cewer dirsctnru

The Street and Sewer directors are
iigurlng on bids for paving.
Bids for the $50, 600 worth Of
certificates Of the Board Of Educa.
tlon will be opened tonight at spc-
Cial meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
HE Weather

Tomorrow promises 0 he fair aud rath-
or warmer some what simiar conditions
viii probably prevail u, Friday
1hu thermumeter at w e. Taylor's
lsIg store UG King street to-day regis.
tered as follows:
Z o'oork lJ0'cloot n'clock
Al g. o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
W. ~il IuHtD.

Ia s., AIary'S 4. E. CLurch John
+ Welsh, Chief Of the Fire pcpar
mert and Miss Kate \ Ford viii be
married at ljo O'Clock this alter
non
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
About BUILDINGS

During the year 1899 the value OF
building operations in Wilmington
was $773,2l2; 1900, $623,GlG and
for the II months ending today
S4DS, ,9lI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

The Delaware Athletic Club will
give a boxing contest at Pyle S Cycling
Academy this Wednesday evening.
The contests vii! be good ones and
well worth the attention Of all he
rOeS Of athletic sports
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
MNnDlNn n. .LN--LnE.

A. the home Of the brdn j" ",ao-
ton. ou Monday might, Air. Edward
T. Murray Of Cuoalr a@a Mis-, Annie
Mitchell were married 10y Rev. Wy.r,s
Rode, pastor of St. James Church,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
MAY Charve Meeting plnCe.

On account oi an epidemic of
sickness at Salisbury. the spring
meeting oil the New Castle Presby.
terry will probably be held in this
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

"Litlo Colts.' Thousands Of lives sac
r'fced evDry yslr. Dr. Woods Norway
Pine ~ up cures little colds cures big
Gods too, down TO the very verge of con-
sumption.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
No Wonder the Crowds
Grow LARGER and Larger
Every Day.

Our Man suits range from S5 to &l8 We know they
are priced lower than the class Of suits sold
elsewhere
OuI Youths suits range from 81 to SIS They are
lots nf NDbbF styles MT every price.
Our Boy suit range from Sl5 to 40 So In double
hFCas cd and Vest SUITS Every ono fresh md now,
Ihe III Ir Boys suits hHvu caught the Mothers
Hundreds Of styles IN Russian and Sailor Blou,es Nor.
folks and Nesiee SUITS. II 90 to So
I0rfect hItinE Clothing that = aim. It's highly
gratifying to SEQ 80 many customers well pleased with
what we 70 doing for thom
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

Use DR. Bulls Cough Syrup at Once.
II your child has coup or bronchitis,
WaoLo no time delay may be dangerous.
DR.. Bills Cough Syrup curos ut once. 1t
Is u saio and nialilbo remedy. All drug
gstS sell Ii for % cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
lie Careful II w You Smoke

Two oar ain young men in the vicinity
OF Newark, maJa their first attempt in
smoking cigars few evenings ago nat.
ura!'y sickness was the result. | think
the young men of Wilmington had better
beware how they distribute their cigurs
among their friond5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
III. .aDtI.PuIA STOCKS.

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The co "t Amer 5 forage III. ph
J uA,gh Aay.. 90. GI IIGeWattr ctatL. ~
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

The secret is Just
here, the most for the
money is to be had at
Max Ephraim's, The
people are finding out
by a trial purchase that
our Clothing and prices
arc in every way just
as represented. We're
determined to sell the
GOOD or none.