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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
DOTS


Fencing master du pont OF the Y. II.
@. A. is forming team to challenge .
team from the University of Prunsyl.
vania for tournament here uext
month.
The Delaware Fire Company expects
to tnke about ninety men on Its trip
to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto
next fall.
In phIiaaeipI,ia on Monday uiGht the
Germantown y. VI. G. a. defeated the
West End basketball team by the score
of IS to "a.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage Of Rebecca Miller Morton Of this
city aud James Reed Baxter Of PhIa-
dtIphia, in Philadelphia last Saturday.
William File Of this city was struck by
Hyiug brick in Washington m Sunday
while a witness to a street fight between
soldiers OF Pennsylvania regiment.
Children in the vicinity Of Ninth and
Rronme streets found poison in bottles
While playing On Friday last and were
prevented f!um eating It only by its bit
ter taste.
The March meeting Of the Board OF
Trade will be held at tho headquarters
OF The board in the Equitable Building
next Thursday evening.
Uuitcd States Commissioner s. Rod
man Smith has added TO the equipment
Of his office in the Federal Building
large map OF the world.
A special meeting Of the East Side
Republican Association will be held next
Monday evening to tase acton on the
removal to its new headquarters, No.
sos King street.
The 7Sth birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Mary A. Todd was celebrated on Mon
day evening in dinner at the residence
of her grandson. losrpksH. Mendinhall,
No. 1903 West Seventh street.
Santa Maria Council, Knights nf
Columbus. is having extensive improve
mentS made to the bowling alley in its
building at Tcuth and King streets.
The British steamship Anreole en-.
tered the port of Wilmington yesterday
10 load oil for foreign trade.
The Afro-Americnn League begun the
'tltDtuti'lI VI IAN biSt uH'iN''@his '''t
night in Rantnms Hall, No. Ills East
Fourteenth street.
Miss Helen Wilson OF No. 1919 How
land street celebrated her birthday an
nyerSnry or Monday evening by giving
n party.
Mrs. James Moorehouso Of Newark,
\. j., is visiting Mrs. William T.. VIII
lnu,s 4 reception in her honor was
given hy Miss Ilillngas Of No. sb7 Van
RUcn street on Monday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
DfA ms,
KJ.ATR. - At Hnckrssin, DOL on March 1. 1901

Ki.ATR.- At Nnckrssil, Dol. on March 1, 1901.
sarah kia'r. ne"! 81 ears
Er!aLive' ana it..l - are iDvIted TO attend
The funcrHl from tho residence q. her hu. hand
George X air "n Friday, Mnrcn kth 20 IL va
III" nUuIr at II ocIurk. SuryiceS Nv iaI Clay
tie"k thurct. .nte.lnsnt IL the I'D Dining
cenrterS.
FDWLT In this city. on Aarch 9Th, i0Ji r.
Ea ph youngest chi Of h!r,ta +. md lydia
r".wtcr. gel year aad mouth
RELATIVES an Irinnl' nru tavithl . attend
ia ILhna SERVICES ~. iriiit. hsrcLo, a!
2o'c!ock from LNr residence OF his paruhtI,
No j west -Jru street.. iAtGrhtht u; klvor-
view crin t'ry.
Tbs luvrip bu !. 20 young, so fair.
Gated "eGtr by early doom
Just cam" 10 'h.w how -"ett a Hover,
In ptradi q wor,d Loom
Ere IN cDuId hat UT son Ow fade
Death cnn "lBi irmnu!y care
The opening Lud To heaven conyu. Cd
And Gadj ~ 3,ob,Uiu thera
STOREY Al his la,e residence. Grecnhill :.
near " imtrg,or, !ri, on AiHrchy. 4,vl,
samuel Il ) ore, in his 4'Ch var.
leiatvo,. fr.cnls and members Of Brandy.
wine I..d.o, W. is :. q, o. =. are iav!l"d 10
Nttnnl tnu iurerG. services ut mis- In . rest.
dence GU bri.ny afternoon March Stn. at 3
y, lock. lnlernrnJ ~ MI SALON ctmG,cry.
MUNDT In this city, on March 4, laul. Pat.
rick Mundy, ~,
Ne.u5lyr- AMI friend, IRE invited 10 intend
the funeral from line esiurnce Of his ron.
Iurnr.Ius a.u 'dy, crit house, y. ". cJr-
her tIunt anu french street. on Wednesday
lnor iu:. AiHicA 9th aL vv'ci"ck, Eign m:.1,
ut IT Mary's Church Interluent Ut ~. lcdrRl
Ctuirtsrt.
nAY.-.On March 4 lall, Charlie o, Ray aged
i:c,nlve, and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral s,i v.Iu, IRON tnurc,iIemle oil his
sor-iHtas. iainuI % 10, al Est f.ith sire I,
on Wcdresua, Afternoon. at 2ociocs. Inter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

Mr.. EDIToR:-lt can hardly be
possibles that the few Legislators
at Dover who are standing out
against me election OF two kepuoli-
can u. S. Senators, will do so until
til. end. /! they do they will never
a2ain be elected 10 any position
within the gilt OF the Republican
party. That is as certain as the
sun shines. 1t IS an exploded idea
that they are voting as they are
n)w doing from personal reasons
or because OF their personal DISLIKE
10 Mr.. AIlicks Ii is because they
are controlled and might say with
perfect truth (owned) by Il lew bus.
lsncss men in Wilmington who are
afraid of Mr.. Acdicks in BUSH
ness po;nt oil view. (That is ths
Niger in tie wood pile,) MIR. Adj
dicks is the virtual leader OF he.
publican politics in the State Of
Delaware, He is the logical taad!.-
date for Y. S. Senator. "Why.'
some may ask. Because through
The instrumcntali.y OF Mr.. Addicks
the State was made Republics
And to tie victor belongs the spoils.
That is the game Of politics, pure
aud slmpic The working peopls
want Mr.. Addicks to represent
them IN the u. S. Senate, because
he comm ands the respect and es-
TEEN of unionized labor. Because
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
led A
DUAL LIFE.

Williamsport. Pa. March s.
Witnesses III Court here to-day told
the romantic story OF the dual lite
OF the late Winfield $. Allen, Of Vii.
Transport, aleo known as Stephen
Pan.born. Of PAINTED, n. }.
The case 10 one in which Mrs.
Louise Perrinc, OF P!ainGeld. sues
to recover the estate OF the late w.
S. Alien. estimated TO be worth $40
900, the bulk OF which is real es-
tale in the heart o! the city. Mrs.
Perrine alleges tina! she is the
daughter Of Allen lie having under
the name of Panghorn. married
Miss Sarah Giles, atterward her
mother, at Plain!,eld in 1868.
Allen. or Pang born. tame 10 vii.
Transport about a year and a hall
later aud here, under the name Of
Allen, acquired snug property.
lie WAS accidently shot 10 death
while out huutlng deer in the upper
end OF this country, in 1858. lie
had in the meantime married here
and his widow and four chi;drcn
survive him, and among these his
estatc was divided and sold, the
Aliens then moving away.
Much property was bought by
small houscLoIders. who saved the
money 10 wh.th to pay Tor it, and
these proceedings may dispossess
them. Two Years ago a sensation
was sprung here by the Institution
oil suit here by Mrs. pcrrlue, OF
Piainheld, who lay claim 10 tine
whole estate on the ground that
she was the only legal heir. being
Il child by Mrs. PangDorn. alias
Allen. Since the proceedings be-
gan both Mrs. Pans born and Mrs,
Allen have died.
The bulk Of tine evidence to-day
was 10 show that Alien, OF Viii
Transport, was III reality Pangborn
OF Planted. Stephen Pansborn
Brown, o. Pla,nield, nephew OF
the deceased. tod how Pang born
came to plainheid TO attend the
funeral o. bis father, and that he
learea arrest Tor abandoning Ms
wife. Mrs. Panmbcrn; that he did
no, 20 10 the cemetery ~ wagon,
bat walked across field 10 the
grave where his father was buried,
thai that night he boarded train
AT Il flag station outside OF Pain
field, aud he had in the lavltcrv of
the car WHEN il passed through
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
CASES in
CITY COURT.

Before Deputy Judge Townsend In tho
City Court this morning William II.
Brown, coiored. and William Scott were
charged with the larceny OF coal the prop
erty OF tho Philadelphia and and koading
Ing Railroad company. Tho cese won't
over until Saturday morning.
Daniel j. Rcnrdon pleaded not guilty to
tho charge Of assault and battery. lbs
testimony was that Reardon without pro:
vocation struck young man who had
been 10 u SALOON at SEQ, nd and Orange
street" The young mans eye was badly
swollen this morning. fire OF s!o aud
costs was imposed
John Il, Pi,rsou pleaded guilty to the
charge OF disorderly conduct, The case
was dismissed.
FRANK Jones pleaded not gully to tie
charge Of assault ana battery on William
II. Porter Of NJ. nos A streei. The tss-
limSny was that Un tomorrow two weeks
ago Porter went into G,een's store Ito
asked who wpf0 elected to day
Joues, rep iad Adiioks and Higgins
Poster replied he did dot think 81.
Jones said d would DO Aidlcks or no
ono.
He replied that II they got Aiiicks ii
would still ba nobody.
In hi opinion Thompson Jack Goodwin
and Jons, ought 20 DO in jail. After ex'
PRESSING HlIllNbll lU VIM iU VI "fS
struck by Jones and mad throc tsoth loJa'
cned. lie wa. bsaren up badly
10 FORAGE &. Knowles no was positive
he did hot say hs was going into tho store
to geI Jones mad lie did not abu.e him
aud said nothing about Jones bro hers.
Jonc4 Green te-tiliod ho remambor"d
the evening the two men wero IN his
store. Porter wanted to bet 80 and Jonas
went afIeran equal amount When ne
came back PorCur called J0nns foul
name several limos and said that the Jones
boys nhou d t,u in the peniLe,Itiary. In his
opinion Far or inGsns-d Jones. Ho IS
coo man himself tutc0Lld nGt stand such
abuse. Jones for u time laughed ut Pnr'
ter.
Deputy City Solicitor Cahoon ut TINS
stage OF the case asked that 1t bo dismiss.
I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

After the rA-ult of he Ienclng torrnn-
mott of the Y NJ =, a the ftnrlng team
"i! bo composed Of the following mem.
bar.
Nessrs. Glover, Bush, Gibbs. klmmcy,
Mrgnw, Cprp.t, CHrtnr, Horn He Doug.
lass. sharp, Ken Anrt"v Tprrey X ley.
Baldwin, PIcrc,. kavmonh Eettew mad
Back OF his nuEl..r trio frs .waive
Wi. compose tho team with whio'l Liri-
tenant duP"nt expects to challenge che
team Of .hu University Of PENNSYLVANIA
Tn by. will GLkin and work had for
thu CuMtNSL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
BEFORE THE
CHANCELLOR

The first business Of the March
term of the Orphans and Chanccry
Courts was ia session this morning
and the following business was trans
acted. In the Orphans Court J.
Frank Bail, administrator of James
McGovcrn made return Of real es-
tate. 1t was confirmed.
Mary Egur, administrator of Fer
dinand V0gcl, made a return Of sale
Of real estate. which was confirmed,
Martha W. anGl Lydia Pierce adj
MiniaL!atriXeS Of sale Of William e.
Fierce, made return Of sale Of real
estate, which was confirmed.
Henry Conrad trustee for James
Clough made IL return of sale Of real
estate, which was confirmed.
Goolee Stevens, guardian Of Harry
Z. MesSick, was granted an order for
the partition Of real estate Of Samuei
S. Spencer
Summons in partition in the real
estate Of Josiah Simmons was direct
ed upon the application OF Victor b.
Wooiey.
The Delaware Trust Company was
rcnnunCel as trustee under the will
Of James John Bcllah and the Equit-
able Guarantee Trust Company was
appointed in lis stead.
William $. EIiiies as ked for rule
on Samuel d. Forbes to show cause
why the preliminary injunction
against Sallie Smith and John Il.
Taylor should not be dissolved. The
rue was made returnable on March
%.
Preliminary injunction was issued
to prevent Austin Crothers and james
b. Obcrly frcm selling real estate
which they had agreed to sell to
John 5. Gult2.
Court adjourned until March 2jth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

An trans Illuminated WIN lihtssu
light.
=, EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wljru.nstun. Delaware Ave
nue. Station for
INV YORK, week days. sol. 'a.A,
'io.52 a. M; 'l2 ~. '2%, -s&. '5.ls Royl
.n''. =, III z; Il g. .o's ! n % ss"d: ~;
PHILADELPHIA. week days. -i0l,
E 80. '5,V 49,, SIS, - 50 -IvJ2. li0S a. IN.
l. ~, '2M 800 800, '5is ,hpyIi Ii t.
cd, '5.25, '6.:I. 6,30, y q slO5 .. IN N.
days, sol 19n SO. '9& 1913, II B. d. NJ:
'25i, 400, '3is. 'flS UtoyAI Limited: Gji
& T., aUS. 40 s" u IN.
Chester, week days $50 $3.50. I@,. ~ s,
~ 81. ',1j2. u Us u. m: %234 SW, 'j IS a.
'Ii?. 'lDj2 D. III. Sundays, !3O, $50. - .,
V"3 'll.31 a. NJ. '1ai. 3.vb, S3J. ~, sd.
Atlantic Ci,y,week days $3.50 n IN ;'l2 ..
'2%4 and 80 y. m. Sundays. 49, a. M;
EI p m.
Cape May. Ocean City week days.
so,5J a m; ~ 81 y. III. Sundays, 80 u IN.
So Isle cay, week days, $50 L. M;
baltimore and Washington. week days.
AS. Go, .sui. riJl Il. m. "i2.5s. 20.
~ $50. HS7. .6:o tKoyai Li'",:r,p IS !.
~ NJ 'l2 81 'eos a57. SEQ dsoyal Lim.t-
.r. 643 500. 'iU.i1 y IN.
Ea'tirnorr ana Wa stations, s5a a. n;
So y m. daily except Sunday: 96 a. m;
$40 p 70. Sunday only.
Newark weeE days. AIS, sS. w0..
snDl a NJ: T256. c13. ";@. 6.?5, 'SE
D. m. Sundays, AIS, %W. 9O5 a. m;
sIs.s Isl. Gas. 49,. .sM m.
Pi':sburg, week days. 1914 q. ~: st.b1.
sla IS p. IN. Sundays. 1904 a, m; ~,
30 ~ D. m.
ChLrpo. daily. 80 a. m; .457 p. m.
Cincinnati and 81 Louis. ALB a. m;
sl2 "a ard 'ihl6 p n daily
Sirrcrly acrnrnmutla lion. week days,
SN a m: 3la 8 Is p. IN, Sundays. 800 a.
m G IS. @ p. m.
I.andsnherg. accommodation. week days.
al. ts7 y m Sundays. SIS y m.
LEAVE MARKET at STATION FOR
baltimore. week days, $40 y. m
lnpdcnbefg. week DAYS $50 a. m: So
500 .. m sundays, 40 q. m; SIS p. m,
LEAVE. PHILADELPHIA Tor WI.
m,nxton. -.eek days 49,. $50 T3I. 10 '6.
| !, M a. m. ',2 -. y 81. 215. 500 S.M Q.
| IS 81. ssR tRoyai I.'nited>, sh. $50 TSP
| - N, s1I IS r. m. Sundays, "3,5 10 80
and II 90 a. m: '12 CO. rH u, 49, $50
| Or ~ (Royal Limited. $50. = 20. w, TO-
Deimarvia Telephone No. iaS
| Rates to Western point. lcw'r than Via
| any other line. F. D UNDERWOOD.
General MAnaE r.
Fl. A. Miller. Passenger Agent VIII
| T'ngton nol
| o. .. MARTIN. Aan Of fsss, Trs6sA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
Sudden D:alh.

Hiram Spencer, OF Newport, N.
J., died sud lenly last Monday af-
ternoon. He had BEEN assisting
his son.in..aw 10 take load 0! hay
from a stack. and after having COM
p.eted the job while descending the
ladder he was seized by heart fall
ure and fell 10 the ground. On tax.
ing him up he was found ODE dead.
He was ABOUT 10 years Of age aud
was a useful and worthy citizen.
He leaves WIFE, son and aud a
daughter and other relatives to de-
plore his sudden decease. Mr. and
Airs. J. Harry Showalter and Mrs.
G. W. Vernon Of this city went down
this morning to attend the funeral
which takes place on Friday morn
Ing at ii o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
tome Entertain.
mems.
GOLDEN ANNIyEHSARY,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. George. of near
LandcnhH!S, Pa, celebrated the
5oth anniversary Of their marriage.
Among the guests were sister Mrs.
}. McCIary and u brnther, +. k. Georrc
aud wise from near Dover, their chill
drcn with their husbands and wives
aud several grand children, Mrs. J. T..
George, ". J. Lark and wife. of vii.
.m'ngtpn, their pl,lpr, A l.. Ding e
and "'lr, tuge tLu" with humber Of
tn"lr nciGhbars, pennock Spencer and
wife, Eugene Spencer and wife, Mar.
sinai C"oSSan and wife. j. NJ. IIobson
ard wife, james llatlon, Jos. Vo,k
AMI wife, }. Il. Lyle and wife, Elmer
Climbers ami wife, and many others.
Al l2.3o the bride and groom of so
years a.o He'd out TO the dining room
together with enough OF their guests
for one table and sat down TO a repast
that would have been hitting for auv
gathering, no matter Of what rank.
To say The table was loaded ana proan
ing under the weight Of the GOOD
things "a! life woId be putting it in
mid form After some four tables
had been SERVED aud some three hours
taken up in tllat way, the snow be-
gan ~ fail and the guests began to get
IN their Wcll wishes for the future and
saving their gDo1hycS, started for
home. al seeming of the same mind,
that they were glad TO have been
there. Mr.. and Mrs. George seem to
be enjoying good health. lie is in
his 18th year and she Is about 10 alI
IN their case, marriage has not been
a failure.
The presents were numerous and
valuable, prominent among them
we're The god, emblem OF the event
auu other things useful and hands ome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
At DOVER !
TO-DAY.

The Democrats and Regular Re.
pubiicaus held caucuscs this morn.
ing, There is powerful pressure
being brought on the Democrats to
break away and vote tor former
Attorney General Johu Biggs and
former Governor Tunnel. The
Regular Republicans claim that
Colonel DUPONT can be trusted to
uphold the Republican party OF
Delaware. At present the Repub.
licans Will not agree 10 vote Tor
Democrat. The Democrats prefer
a vacancy as they know tuli we'll
that division in the Republican
rarty meaps Democr SUCCESS in
1902 and el$trol OF the city Of vii.
minston. The vote follows:
LONG TERM. x-
Addicks. -. =
Kenney, %.
dupont, 10.
SHORT TERM.
Addicks. 10.
Salisbury y.
RICHARDS T.
John Gray. l.
Higgins, 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications. as they cannoe
roach tho Diseased portion Of the oar.
There Is only one way 10 cure de Nm .ss
aud that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness. is eau SID by mn iuti.ned oondit.
ion Of thu III ucuu lining Of the hu'tach,an
Tube. W hen this Tub, Rets inilnneu you
hnyB a rumbling sound or imparfeot heBr.
Ing, AID when IL ! entirely cio-ed h"Hf-
nes, i, the re ult, and unlnss .the milan.
maiiOn tan DO taken out md this tube
rest oret TO It's no mul condition. hear ny
will leles roy d forever nine cases QUO
ten ar, caused by cnturrh. which IL moth
ing hut IN inlaneu condition of the mu-
cuus surfaces
We viii Ono Hundred Dollars tor any
case Of Deafness (causrd bv cal mr. rh) thab
cannoG DO cured by Halls Catrrah CurJ.
Send for ci cutars. free.
F.J. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o.
So d by Druggists, 15c
HmI's FANNY ri N" ~ u hest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

Member. OF J. 4. Garfield Council. Nc.l
Daughters OF America ars requested 10
IN ct tu the lOd % room, cOrher 9Th hnls
urangs on friday afternoon az On
O'Clock to attend the fui eral 81 the late
Mary Lysinger. Patterson brll' k"o.
Sac, ,lt.pd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
BRADEORD'S,
Sll MARKET ST., Wilmington, D5l

The Virginia Ladies ald Gents so.
~ brad rofd so g. o.. Lndt y, t,nts 50.
'tNr i Orl nCtiuinJ r ID, 80 ~ a. nlossJ,
'iUi .Srr" o. yer La. eiH In.n,s S4h
H." pri Tor n''er Il .Iri,G hr!ls I'D
l.IDr,r,-n Il 800 - go, iiO,u p5r par
zoe 81 ~.
',ut u, 1fIUm 500 STA
ii"I lutir tTV,u } 10 cti VI h.
t.0ii G,UDtl,,I IOSI 81
'ic,t -. b. mu ~ -. - a. s.JJ,
La.dy ltg.$l ttsi.
iiaunurs, ..,uDuf S.
hand - .,lIs : 10 )! ~
La Il u Lar tll.'tr- > and = cts
Lan4n. LOT EApauIcIs .Jrt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

Buy the Ludwig Piano. Moth
irg better made, guaranteed life
tine. Sold on easy monthly pay
ments. Store SIS Shipey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
FIRST by trolley.

The first music al Inslrumen ever
shipped by trolley. was shipped
bv the Ludwig Piano Co. No. SIS
Shiplcy street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
ALlTTLE KNOWN FACT

That tho n"j''riy Vi serious diseases
originate 10 d's"rdr VI hp kidners.
Foley 8 Kidney Cure II xuar.ntesI. Try
IL ! day II You 70 not fes Ing NO..
sold ~ DanfUrtn's, LIZ 1lxrkot str cot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

A man uam,d n. Pressnn, OF Prs.s3n.
Vile, Kama, wrute LETTER tbs other day,
vuyln, tho oplnl0n ii ever body inhis tUwa
WIN has used f0ley's Honey and Tar ID
that |. IL tAs very lost lnudiolns for ".
Qr,vpv, coils. coughs etc,
Sold NJ UxufUrlh'n 49, Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

When you want 'onsLhias to hsal
buru. Vt u sure ur ~ cut, why NOT Try
banner salve which IL EuurMntvsd the
most hsAiiuY uintm ,ht ~ tue wutlds
lake no subsSitulv.
sod " lInutvrth'A 10 Market street. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

Sweet.
Sweetest tone. finest looking. most
durable piano made. the Ludwig.
Call and hear them. Store. SIS
Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

Q new act, cnlitled SUNNI. SI'ny
South. which dcmtnis three uGau.
ti!nl scenes for its inter- rotation.
One is OF 4 bayou. with an Old aban-
doDed river steamboat settling in
the sands aud covered with tropi-
cal growth; the other magnificent
cotton field with white blossoms re.
veaIlng their beauty, and blue
river running away in The distarce,
and tn last 4 ylnG-CoNefcd south
ern cabin, resting under the calm
shadows 0! towering trees. G!impses
OF these are given at sunrisc, sun.
Get aud the tranquil hour OF night,
when the lovely pictures are folded
In the silver radiance OF the moon.
In this act Mir, l'rlmrpse, the mast
e- Of soft shoe dancing cntcrtajuS
with some new and graceful move
ments and introduces The Twins
a couple Of p.Ckanlnny impcrsOn-
ators whose dances are distinct.
Iyely artistic. Everything in The
show is new beautiful and impress
tive,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
YATES COMEDY co.

The Black Flag was the bill
presented at the Grand Oper a
House last night The piece is a
coed one and Yates players GER
tainly made it move with a snap
that was refreshing.
Geo. II. Summers created much
laughter as Lazarus the Jew, and
was we'll supported by the entire
COMPANY. The speciallties be.
tween the acts added 10 the pleas.
ures OF the evening. and all in all
made most allowable evening at
a small cost. Hnleena' was givSn
at yesterdays matinee and pleased
a large house, This afternoon In
Sunny Tennessee tonight "A Man
From the South. Thursday night
after the performance OF the hid.
nappers anne uters will compete Tor
= cash prize. The entry list is now
open.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

Miss Il. May Thompson, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. % Frank
llanDr, Of Washington, ID. C. returl.-
ed home last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

OR BLACKSMITH SHOP AND
! icnHrt house, Il room l.; m,lrs nom
80 IN t'uicur Ik1, runIyNinr IA. y, y
.,."I A,hrrh oh n'xt. hp y % J. i. larce
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

II ANTED--A BRIGHT BOY ABouT II,
W 10 learn the aruE LuSiuess; snvuii "avJ
good education to hiBks suoccss OF II. Apply
~ 4 JsmeH I,sIt 6tn an Market stree,s.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06

AETED--A WOMAN Fbi; II US +.
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