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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
DEA rs.

HAHN. In this city on July T., 1901 Bella,
lntaut daughter Ut Aiho, hhd Bella lthLn,
aye! " weeks.
Eciativrs hNd friends AZ" invited TO attend
the funeral -ervtG's VI hci lnienis residence,
No gV5 Church 4'ree' on Sat urdny afternoon,
at o'clock. ll,rrncnt AT lHEervcw Gene
terry
TOPplN,- on July l.! lOl, Julia A. Toppin
widow OF TIE late GaJrsr IGppIn aged d
years
relatives and friends are invited TO attend
The fuurrA, services from her late Residences,
No ~ East Fl5th street, ON Monday after
noon At4 O'clock lnt"rmohl private,
lCII. On July 10. 1901 Margaret A.
1u1l, widow Of the Late VIM T. Tut! III her
tUlh year,
Relatives and friends nro invited 10 attend
the iunera from her lac rttl denr", Day"it /.
Mills ON SUNDAY, july H. C"rvic', at the
house ut Z u'clDGil without furlnvl notice,
| lnterment at satum Cemetery. Nnrriuses
,v,!I meet th9 1870 train at N"Waik.
! BOWRlNG La rhln teIphia Pa on July g.,
| lwl Anna NJ, wife OF Francis Ii, Eowrlng,
| Anpi - y"Ar-.
-ltrlatlvr- and Frerhs ar" luT'ei to at
! i~u the funeral 3cryiCr+ from tn" re+Il"n"e
7 Of h,t 41n.lu law, Arthur l.. Peters, 80. la
/ Rodney street Du FRIDAY alt"lnu III al o clock.
| lut-rMunt pfiFa't
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
IN rlEMORiA.

In memory OF Josephine McDer.
mott, aged II years, who departed
this life June 23,. 1901, and SUSIE
McDermott. who departed th's i',e
June l3, 1901, Christiaua hundred
aged l3 years.
In ST. Joseph churchyard sleeping
Our darlings lie at rest
But their spirits have scared on
10 yon haven bright OF rest.
They fear no pain or sorrow.
All is peace and Joy and love,
And the darlings that blessed our
homesteads
Are bright angels in heaven above
Yet we miss thee, darling daughters
Thou hast lett a vacant spot,
While weiread this world OF sorrow
You shall never be forgot
But He that gave has taken back,
We must obey His will;
For God in his mysterious way
Knows what Is best for all.
The links that bind US must sever
In this dreary land OF pain;
But in heaven we will be united
Neyermore to part again.
We hope to meet the da-'ings
On that celestial shore
Where one and all will be united,
And parting is no more.
Susie. Josephine, we miss thee,
Would thou were with us still,
Blu. the Master called thee home
ward,
And we must obey HIS will.
While our hearts are PANIED with
sorrow,
We have the joy 10 know
That with angels thou art mInsling
Where thy tears can never How.
Thy little beds are vacant
All thy things are put away.
Their little clothes and plavthins s
Vcx the hearts tha mourn toda y.
But slumbcr peaceful, darllnss,
Unto the Judgment day;
In robes of white where all is light
Wen meet in grand array.
A Friend, BESSIE McNEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Oettipy Strinyham Ready for Trial

The torpedo boat Stringham built
by the Harlan and llolingsworth
Company, will leave the works OF the
builders tomorrow for Newport, H. l
where she is to make her speed trl-
,als. Captain Thomas Lewis OF the
Maryland Pilots. Association, VINO
will run the trial trips of the String.
ham and Mr.. Nj. V. O'Neal who VIII
adjust the compasses, left for Will
mington last night. The adjust
mcuts will be made in the Delaware
! bay if the wcatl c. permits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Siste.s to Meet

In the course OF tew days in Can
nda there viii Oe an aitectIonate
meeting between sisters, VINO have
not seen each other Tor h!ty.1wo
Years. One Of the sisters Is Mrs.
Mary Long, OF kcn!mere and her
sister is Mrs. Sarah Boyd o. Nern-
vile, Ontario Canada,
Yesterday, Mrs. Long who -
about - years 0. are, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Sarah hee.
nan, and Mrs, James MclrIde, Ie 1t
Wilmington. I They viii carney TO
Vernyille and ylalt Mrs, Long 3
sister for some time.
Mrs. Long and her sister were
born in Belfast, Ireland. and more
than half century ago thsy
parted IN their land aud since then
neither has seen each o'hcr, al
though they correspoAdel frequent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
DOTS

Rev, II Z. johnson pa'tor Of Mt. Joy
NJ. u. Church, will preach at She Layton
Home, Sund ny af ernoon at go oclock'
Rov. Cha,le, B,ntten Iluboll will
preach on sunday afternoon IN Calvary
Church, Brandyw.uo llunlrod. Service
to begin at s. 50.
Att the Onertory "BIossod is the Man
will be sung by Masto Lalnert iuYer
AMI Norman Lowry, as dustt. asst sted
by the choir OF thirty voices Next mon IN
the choir viii take their usual month
yaca!iou.
Tomorrow morning at tho 10 30 o clock
service in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, Rev. John shape will give an
account of the great Christian Endeavor
Convention in Cincinnati. Mr. napo
was delegate to this convention. One
OF tho selections by the choir Will be q
hymn written for the conven lop Dy
| Ernsst Wurburton Shurtletf, of Minne'
| npol!s
Mr. Alfrel Hughes, the well know
| conductor on tho Lanienburg branch Of
| the Is, & .. Rnilroad, had his eyes treatoI
| nv DR., Eiligood. He had the n.sfort unt
| to got dirt in them while on oha OF hl
| runs.
| The Philharmonic band viii likely g
! to Buffalo with tho Delaware Fire Com
| pany,
Sales In the street markets wero dul
today. The wet weather kept ths wivs
| at home who do the marketing, Produce
we're III plenty and prices good
There are four vacancies in tho Forrl.
Industrial School Management wh1ol
will bo filled by the Board Of Managers
The condition Of the street on Washing
ton from Fifth to Tenth street. noeds
the attention Of Superintendent OF Stree
1t NEEDS being taken up and relaid to pre-
vent tho fire bricks from being broken II
bits. the street was torn up to put dowl
water aud sewsr pipes uud has the appea
anoe OF "bsn!y leather on an Ice pond.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mr.
G. A Ltppincott died last evening. an
his dry googs store was closed today.
Milton s. Simpe,s Is lying very low 9
his homo No 1917 Adams street He
In the last stage Of consumption.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
GARD DASk EFT.

Miss Eva NJ. Thomas and her friend
Mise Marie Mcguire has gone to Al
lantic City for July and August.
II. S. Goldey returned to-day from
a week S visit to Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. Charles Hayward lett for Ke-
hoboth yesterday afternoon where he
viii! spend Sunday
Mr.. Graham, the Burgess OF Beth
lehem Pa, was a guest YESTERDAY OF
President of City Council, Charles H.
Blaine, who showed him around our
city. Mr., Graham in speaking
to a representative of the REPIhLl'
CAN, spoke in words Of praise OF our
paved Streets and ourstrcet car INES
Mr. Blaine formerly resided III
Bethlehem before moving to tins cily'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
SIX HURT BY
RUNAWAY CARS

Scranton, Pa, July six men
were seriously injured, two Of them
perhaps fatally. in the Riverside
slope, at Peckyille, this morning.
The coupling OF a train which
was being lowered down the incline
broke, and the cars dashed down
the slope and ran into a group OF
men who were working at the loot
of the plane. The six men in the
group were all badly injured.
Frank Chevalsty and Lazarus Zum-
reis have fractured skulls and are
not expected to recover. The ln-
iured men are all foreigners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Less BY Lightning

Hagerstown, Md, July Il
Last night the lightning struck a
barn on Mrs. George Lines farm,
near Sharpsburg, aud the build.
inr was burned TO the ground.
Three colts, part Of the crops, har.
ness and implements were also
burned.
The barn on the farm ot Mrs.
Monroe Sword. near Williamsport,
was struck and damaged.
Mrs. Samuel Swilzer aud daugh,
ter, Mary, were stunned by boll
while at their home III llagcrstowu.
Mrs, SwItzcr was knocked uncon.
scious for two hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
A Pleasant i-Nlur,ion

Rov. William j Barnln ngAam. tho pop
mar pastor OF Ia PirglrG church oA the
By,ulyw.ne hts arranged for the aAAual
pxcursIJ ~ to Care May,
The tickets uro selling remarkably fast
espeoplc from all tho par s&ers IN WI
mington, i. Joseph anI NqW Castle WA
iaGo th3 aougLUI, twp On the Rgpu Bile
10 Caps May
A special commit ftge has been appointed
TO look after the uJmicrt. and safety OF
tho oxCtrsioiI.s's Ihy,' who have x on1
10 C,p5 May on Mo ey Ir-j4 4ns Lnder
patbsr B3rmlHghHm kNpN ltN rJl lex
Ing good time /, ~ sore iOr mem, ho
trip is a superb QUE tu4 i,p N 'he ogoAh
1t Caps May drr"s Iu!! care q, wet' rs
rneu uItiSm away,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13

We never before
did such a sum-
n,er trade. The
hot weather and
late season have
sent the men and
boys in to get
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Forcing " ar Onice at Bay .

Lendon, July 2.-'rhere was a
noisy scene in the House of Commons
to-day over the question as to wheth'
er the British wounded were left ia
the hands Of the Beers at N!akton-
tcin.
Lord Stanley, of the War Office,
declared the War Office had no infor-
nation on the subject, but John Dill.
lue, Irish Nationalist, backed up By
the cheers and shouts Of the Nation.
alists, piled Lord Stanley with ques'
tions until the Speaker inlervened, '
AS Dillon declined togive way, the
Speaker named him, but after consids
cradle uproar a compromise was
effected, Dillon giving notice that (he
will repeat his question Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Not a DelaWarCan,

The John Il. Dunn appointed as
second Lieutenant of the United
States Infantry is not a Deiawarean.
Lieutenant John an. Dunn OF this
CITY met John 1T. - Dunn in the
Philippines. He served two enlist
mcnls as a soldier and now has
been appointed a Second Lieuten-
ant. Lieutenant John M. Dunn
| has taken an examination for First
Lieutenant and his papers are now
iu Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
" omanroois Clever Official.

Now York July I.,-Mrs May llarrlns
Ton Hanna the divorced wife Of senator
Hannas son. Daniel who e!udci C.pvo
lands c,evorcst Gepu'y Sher!f ami escnp
I'd from her resl"ngc where they sought
to seyvo her win injunction arrived III
Now York this morn!ng, anl With her
hhrse sous and a maid WAS driven to the
Hotel savoy 1here she reglstor1l ns
Mrs IL W. Jones family And maid, Bp-
ton, aud denied herself to visitors The
ho,el clork w0Hti not admit that Mrs
J0nos was Mrs Hanna,
TO prevent her carrying out her nVoWed
purpose of going to EUrole with the boys
This week Mr.. Hanna ohtH!ned The in
sanction service, which Mrs. May liar
fingtou Hanna ha' I4-t rVAApd by oNChp
Ing from tho jGr!,lIet!pn Of the court,
1t ia believed to be her IntyAtlDn to shl.
foT Europe at AN carry date
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
DEER PARK HOTEL.
DEER PARK, ND.
Most Delightful Summer Resort OF
.l,n A LIZ IL III ole

Swepl by mountain broezes 2,so) faet
above sea level. a bsou ely free from
malaria. hay fever aud mosquitoes Reach
ed without change Of cars from all princl.
pal cities via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. =.
Every modern convenience. Rooms on .
suite with private baths Ecloctric Light,
Long Distance Telephone, Elevator Turk :
!sh Baths Swimming Pools, Golf LINKS,
NTennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Maguin-
cent Drives. Complete Livery Service
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Hotel
rymodeled with additional cunvenlences
All cottages have been taken for the seas,
on. Open from June % to Septemo"r 80
For ratos and Information address W.
II. Burnwell, Manager, care Queen City
Hotel, umberland, Md, until June lst
After that time, Doer Park, Garrett City
! Md,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Homo for Journalists.

The Journalists Home Associa-
ton was incorporated yesterday
under the laws OF the State OF New
Jersey. The capital stoc k is plac'
ed at 100000 and the incorpora-
tors are James S. Mccartney OF the
Philadelphia Record, Thomas J.
keenan,, Jr.. Of the Pittsburg Press
and G. II. B. Martin of Camden.
A plot OF ground d'consisting OF eight
acres has been donated, located at
New Orange, N. j., overlooking
Lake Wewanna. The committee
are devising means for raising
funds Tor the building OF an estab-
lishment that will cost about $751;.
900 and for the lor ming Of large
endowment fund.
The first scheme in this direc.
ton will be the publication, next
year, OF a collosal magazine, which
will probably be the finest thing OF
the kind ever issued from any
press. There will be but one issue
but the contributors will include
ali of the greatest living authors.
novelsts, artists, playwrights and
caricaturists in the country, to.
ucthcr with sentiments from the
most illustrious statesmen, rulers;
soldiers and sailors OF all lands.
This volume will consist of more
than 500 pages, with sixty full page
illustrations in colors. The price
Will be 81.
Every employee in the country
would gladly purchase copy OF
the book.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
mentS.
FRENCH ANNIVERSARY.

The l4th of July will ever be mem
orable day in French history and IN the
history Of the world, for on this day in
1889 the Bastle Of Paris, the great state
prison, was destroyed bya mad pop
ulace. This event took place under the
reiga OF Louis XVI. This incident repre-
sented the end OF a wicked system where
the people were little better than slaves.
That was one hundred and twelve years
ago tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
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MuchinistS Still on Strike.

Washington, D. G.. July l2'-
President O'Conne!l admitted that
the collapse OF the machlnlsts
strike at Cincinnati was likely 10
have considerablee effect on the gem
eral strike, as Cincinnati has been
regarded as the centre OF the hight
ing; but reiterated that there is no
intention to call off the general
strike, and declared that the order
would fight it out 10 the end.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
iiermi. Found Dead,

Eikton, Md, July i, George
Green, the hermit, who was found
dead near Co!ora, this week, hay
Ing made no will and having no
llylng relatives, his estate which
is valued at about $500, will PASS
into the hands OF the Cecil Colnty
School Board
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
CASES In
+: CITY COURT.

Before Judge Churchman in the
city court this morning, William
Rogers was charged BY William
Boulton, with trespassing on the
property Of the p, W. q B. rail-
road company. The case was dis
missed.
Alfred Garrison was charged BY
Officer Gordy with trespass. He
came up yesterday morning on
freight train and went asleep in
the car shed. He was drunk when
arrested. The fine was IS and
costs.
Thomas Lee, Jr.. was charged
with being drunk and disorderly.
He used very bad language aud
threatened the officer. The fine
was So and costs.
The case of John Meiler charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, was
continued for month in order to
get a witness.
Samuel Buck was committed to
the Ferris Industrial School. lie
was runaway boy from Milton
McElroy.
Levin Grant ard Clifford Query
we're given another chance.
Lola Disharoon, colored. was the
prosecuting witness against How
ard Abrams, eolored, who was
charged with violating the age OF
con sent law. lie was held in $500
bail for court.
William Tunnel and Granville
Robinson, colored, were held in
$500 bail for court on the same
charge. David Anderson and
Isaiah Taylor, colored. were held
in $500 bail for hearing on Mon
day morning on the same charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
viewing Dsllaar9 stations

I'hNodo.pAa A parry OF @l7lnga'-hod
guests aud mouleIa # tho Maritime tx
pbaqgs left yesterday ou tn rry"nuo INT
Ter OnanAaLA for truTo' 4u-w" non,
k,Illag n 81, of tIo maritime ub~uryh
hons alous tho AenwNgs River ami bay,
The ln"ho9. rlp,nIa Ir4 - 'yN tom
mlt co Yt yha EtaNnuGc la, h1ls9 Of the
trip some of rbo plry :r.urHod 10 lhla
sepnla early tt.aY hY ln irom np"
May this roIAuulur -omtaE @P l&te u
night on the uGtlcI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
May Die

Elkins, w, Va, July l2.-Rob
ert l.. Raines. Of Ealmsn. who
created such a sensation by suing
his former sweetheart, Miss Lam
tcrt, now Mrs. Jacob Montony,
for money spent in entertaining
her during courtship had a fight
with her.brother, ]. Lambert, and
as result Raincs is lying at the
point OF death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
PUBLIC SALE

I'OR RSAIE-SMYRNA RUGS ST. 10 UP COP.
per restaurant steamer, yns range, 200
yards assorted carpets, 2 fine mahogany rock.
era, fat top dssl f4adIs piano 81 icboar d ro'
frigerator, ladys bicycle. Mahon Bros.
bI,o king street. Phone Dolm. 1898. jyl3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
PIANO TUNER GOES 10 GERMANY.

Wilmington's great piano tuner,
Mr.. William ZoIpher, of Elkton, VIII
leave next Wednesday, July l7th on
the steamer Fricsland for Cologne,
Germany, to see his dear mother and
brothers and sisters. lie will return
about the last of September.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
The " Gather.

On Sunday, partly cloudy to fair wealth
ier will prevail, with slowly rising tom per
ature and easter!y winds, becoming light
and variable.
On Monday, fair weather, with rising
Temperature,
The thermometer at W. c. Taylor 8
drug store 3ly King htroet to-day regis
tered az tollows
O'Clock 10 o'clock CLOCK
"a 70 T5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
" llA, IN SLp

WiimjnstouDns wAgn nt lhc Iulhln
Fxposltlou ehyuid be sure ~ Visit the
Esiuimnux IN iAa y.iing4 of .c1. ihr
sxhibIt Cunsist4ot thra4 rlbes Il genuine
EsaulmAuy, three tealur Of Henuiho
hled5 dogs G'uI.,s ~ell aiin !lpe u.s.,
five seal kin KAytE', Whn'eNCuo l-I9p,
six EsIuimau snow ig,u1a and thEeo
E,.uulmuux kon ,'hs, II l. clean, onter
yuinlnGaul in-truc We show,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Pension Granted.

Col. John Wainwright, OF Will
mington Del, has secured ren'
sion for Perry piner, OF sos Button
wook street, Company B. Fifth Reg
Iment, Massachusetts Colorcd Cav
alrv, IS a month rom October ),
1900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Appeaiel the case

In Sulam y, J.yl,tor Ivy lnpn!l Dab
In aud RJba DUuham ware charged
n violation Of The s ur4eUn fishing lava
pf New Jcrsoy. lhy were llIuigoi
gully but an nppeal was tAsen an1 the
case yosl to court
Tbs sturgeon -If nets and tnckle bo
longing to Joseph Al larson wora return
ID to the latter As b. WAS nbJat to rep eyin
The same
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13

The funeral OF Thomas Vansant
who died on Wednesday at his
home at Glasgow. aged o5 years.
took place to-day. 1nterment
was made at the Glasgow, Presby-
terian Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
PYLE REED.

Dover, Del, July 12.-James |. G.
Pyle, of Philadelphia, was married to
Miss Florence Reed, of Dover to-day.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. b. +. Campbell, pastor OF
Armory Nj. Il. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
NAV 10 To Arizona.

Mrs. John McVey will perhaps pay n
visit 90 her hu ,dand who Is In Phoenix,
Arizona for his hoalth. AIR, McNey is
doing worry we'll and may come homo
soon, Mrs. McNey feels that it Will TO
much better Tor her TO visit Arizona, that
for her husband to visit tho Fast and run
the risk Of getting set bl elk from tho
damp weather.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
posy Master Bonds

The new post master at Guycn-
court, Charles {. Morrison has as.
sumcd bis duties and yesterday gave
bond. Mrs. Ann p Swaync and
Howard Gerry became his securities,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
N Hprs Increased

Buffalo, Ny. July l3.--At conference
here of tho Wage Committee OF the indie
pcndont Window Glass Workers and
representative, Of tho independent man IL
lnrturtra, an increase III wages was agreed
on Of two per cont, over what Is known
As the Burns scale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
i / CLAYTON Dead.

John G., Clayton died at his home,
40. l7lt Gilpin avenue, early THIS
morning, aged about 81 years He
Il, bcuu in the CartinG business and
was II, but a short time,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
A EegC.t Orchard

Richard MclIyatAe o! Magnolia
has a peach orcnarl Of 500 trees on
hls farm and from the present out,
nuk he will nave 5000 bl,Ncts tol
,1Hr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Scorchinr Heat For the West,

Kansas City, July 2.-This was
the hottest day ever experienced in
the Southwest. At 3 P. M. the tenn
perat'lre was 1O3 here and still rising.
At 2 2o'clock it was l04.5 at Law
renee, Kan; lO4 at Atchison, Kan. 1,
and lob at Joplin, Mo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Cigar MakerS' Election

The local Cigar Makers Union held an
election today. for Nation Vice President
and T,easuror, Gibson Wehber, OF Phia.
dslphia is a candidate for treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13

NyOTICE-MY WIFE. FLORENCE n. tai
~ 10y. has voluntarily lef. my bed and
board. l hereby forbid all psrs ons to trust
that sne may contract IN my name or on my
account. JESSE p. TAlIEY.
jyl9.6tS brandyvlne Hun dred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Iuleral Df Mrs iuil

The funeral Of Mrs. N1rsarrt Tuli
widow ot William 7. TuIi, viii take
Place tomorrow, lu'2rncat VIII be
made AT Mt Sa,em cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Church Notice.

The Alliance Hail, NO. 6l0 Adams
street. Rev. G. Werner Brown. pastor.
Sunday, services at B. 81 7. NJ. and 745
p. Nj. Thursday und Saturday ut : 40 +. Nj.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13

The Young Giants baseb all club OF
Glrurd street will soou be roHdy to play
tho Little Potatoes Hard 10 Peel next
Wednesday, The Young Giants would
like to receive challenges from any team
under tho ages of Is years for nll rhh'ldn
ges send to William Il ood, el2 Orange
! rt,n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13

A hnnsohnld necessity DR., Thomas.
Eula ctrc Oil. Heals burns, cuts. wound
ri every sort cures sore .hroAL, groups
ra'arrh aNhma never fails
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Iron Mine.

Walter McLear has .rM Of 80
acres of land near Iron Hin, which
he proposes to work. 1t Is full Of
iron ore, xaolin and condurrite, a
substance Tor making emery
wheels. All Of the product is sold
as soon as it can be gotten out Of
the ground aud shipped at price
that leaves big profit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13

Ida Grsen wood, vol knnwn colored
Girl died al her home No. 10 Orange
Strect on ,Thurslny Acute pneumonia
RRs tho canse uf dea,h,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
MARRIAGES.,

DEW Y--FDX-At Ashury Parsonage on
Thurs.iny by Kev. H. , Drlhny Arth ur w,
Dewey and Mamie II. Fox
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
To Sing at AsblrJ'.

The pusey and Joncs quartet will
Sing tomorrow morning at Asbufy
NJ. l.. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13

Years Of suffering relieved n night
I,cNinx pIlcs yiItu At once TO tn CurA lFt
propert,eJ Of Dntu ON n.menr. Never
fats. At any drug store ~ cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
Short Measure,

G,nsrai complaint is heard concerning
the use Of short measures in King street
Marke,. The farmers are not Inc ones
who tho frau lulent measures Dht the
squatters. People arc being cheated III
this manner and tho Clark of the Market
shuu,d .toD the u;e of small measures.