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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
CHURCH
RE0PENlNG..

The audience room Of 81. Pauls NJ. K
Church. Odessa. has been closed for rec
pairs for several months and will be open
% TO morrow, with ksv. DR.. Upha,n OF
Drew seminary, preaching both morning
and. evening The room has been beailti-
lully decorated; the organ and choir mov-
Ell IN the rear OF minis ev's platform, and
new furniture for the pulpit and chancel
ut cost OF nearly II, 900. all OF which will
Dc IN haud by tomorrow, SO that nothing
more than usual collection will be taken
The following ia the programme for the
week:
sunday, Novembe 10th, 10. 80 A. NJ. and
T. M.-'Preaohins by the Rev. s. +. Up
ham, ID. D., LII d., OF Drew Seminary,
Madison, N. J. . p. u --Preaching.
Monday. Ncvembjr llth, : T. NJ. i'rench
ing by the Rev. Vaughn 5. Collins VI
Smyrna, Del
luesdoy, November l2th, Up. M
Pieachlng by the Rev. 4, S. MOwbray Of
l'crl Deposit Md.
Wednesday November 18th, 2 P. NJ
preaching by 'he Rev. Robsrt Watt d,
~, Presiding Elder, Wilmington District.
lhurscay. Novein Der I4th, 7 p. M
organ ana vocal concert. organist Miss
Anna G. Lambert Of Chestertown, Nd;
vocal:sis. Messrs, Ayers Harbert, Mason
aud Muhlhausen, of Wilmington Del.
Friday, November lj h. z r. M.-Preach
ing W the Rev, W. f. Corkran Prssid
Ing Elder Easton District.
sunday November l7th. 10. 10 A, NJ
sacrament of Lord ssupper aud reception
OF mem Ders, by Rev. W. o. Hurst, pastor
I +. NJ = Historical addresses hy l.. V.
Asprl1, Chief Justice Charles B Lore aud
Others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Information Wanted. re,

James Garland, forgeman em-
ployed in the Pennsylvania Railroad
shops at Altoona, holds the record as
the champion corn-husker of Blair
county. His record, as recently
sworn to before Alderman John O..
Toole, is as follows; "Corn fodder
shocked and tied, 155 bushels in ten
hours; twenty bushels In one hour: 1O5
ears in five minutes. Top corn, lS5
bushels In eleven hours. "
The REPUBLICAN will be pleased to
hear from Delaware farmers as to
the yield Of their crops, the men who
husked the corn, how many bushels
they husked and all other news per.
taining to the farm Mark all letters
Farm News
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
A WOMEN OF NO IMPORTANCE

Miss Rose Coglan, who will ap
pear as Mrs Arbuthnot IN IA Wo-
man of no Importance, - is garbed
in black during the first act-but
such black gauzy, cloudy black
combining the lustre Of black satin
and the rich darkness OF black vel.
vet, with only one gle IAN OF color
made by a single red rose in her
well dressed HAIR. There is void
of those monstrosities which we are
pleased 10 call roses, and look more
like picked cabbage, with which
some feminine stars delight in be.
decking themselves, and in the
play these is an absence twaddle.
double entendre, and society chit
chat, which are apt to pail an au.
dence. Miss Coglan powerful
acting and the strength of her sup.
porting company, establishes her
claim 10 the title Of America $
greatest actress.
She comes 10 the Opera House on
Saturday. Nov. 25rd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
FlGHT,WlTHCONVICIS'
Three of the Escaped Prison.
ers Killed; -Four Retaken.
kEWARD OFFERED FOR CAPTURE.
Balance Of the MutinOua Inmates OF
=, Government Prison Believed to
He Making For Oklahoma
and Indian TesrltOry.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Nov. o.
3even of the twehty-six convicts who
i escaped from the stockade of the new
federal prison here Thursday afternoon
have been accounted for. Three of the
number are dead. They are James
Hoffman, aged twenty, white; j. j..
Poffenholn, aged twenty-five, white. a
soldier convict, and John Green, aged
twenty-one, white. A fourth, William
Drake, white, aged nineteen, is wound
I, ed and recaptured and fifth, Fred
Moore, aged sixteen, a negro, is recap
tured unhurt.
Two other convicts, Donald Norie and
r. l.. Davenport, We're captured in
field two miles north of .Tarbale. They
were hiding in a ravine, and, bHinS un-
armed, they surrendered without re-
Sistanee.
Five of the men were discovered in
the barn of Fay WeishTnr near Nor
tonville, Kan, about 8 o'clock yeslcr.
day afternoon. Weishaar went into the
barn and was ordered out at the point
OF guns He rushed to Nortolville and
gathered posse of men who, with
revolyers, shotguns and Il few Win
chesters, FASTENED to the scene. The
convicts saw the men coming and rush
'-Gd from the barn. They had two shot
guns and revolyers. The posse pur-
sued them, and running duel re-
suited.
Va pNJl Int pt u ali & IL n n
and their shots had no effect, while at
every vo1ley from the posse one Of the
Convicts fell. After two Of them had
fallen two of the others gave them
selves up, one being wounded and the
other unhurt. The fifth was fully 200
yards away when II man with Win
chester drew bead on him and fired.
He evidently had been hit, but tried to
10 on. A vollcy was lirrd~,at him and
he fell. None of the citizens was hurt.
Reports come from numerous points
Of the arrest of men supposed to be
fugitive convicts, but none of the sus-
poets has been identified. The oldest
Of the fugitives is aged twenty-eight.
Quinn Fort, who was killed Thurs
nay, was nineteen years old. One of
the convicts still at large is a military
prisoner, and the remainder We're serv
Ing terms for robbery or assault. One
Is an Indian and two are negroes. Nenr-
ly all came from oklahoma and Indian |
Territory. and they are supposed to be !
making for that country. They are
hardy men, used to firearms and horses. |
Some have obtained both, but others
are on foot and dcfenselcss.
Warden McClaughry says he will |
capture every one Of the men. In the |
districts around the city every road and |
river crossing that the fugitiyes might !
be expected to use Is guarded by armed |
men, the farmers having turned out to |
earn the $50 reward that will he paid |
Tor the return OF each convict. Those |
of the men who are armed are likely |
to be shot on sight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
DARCY OF THE GUARDS.

"D'Arcy OF the Guards, the new
play Henry Miller presents at the
Opera House tonight is not dra-
matlzation Of novel, but was first
written in dramatic form BY its
author, Louis Evad Shfpmau, who
then wrote n,vel from the p ay,
preserving the same title, aud pub.
lished 1t about the time-Mr. Miller
gave the first performance Of the
play in San Francisco last June.
Much form has evidently helped
the other. for it is stated that the
publishers Of the novel have already
paid to the author quite a large sum
as his roy yalties from the play have
amounted to. This is an unusual
state OF affairs, tor generally the
popularity of the book is depended
upon to bonn the play, and then the
play seems to awaken a new inter.
est in thse book.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
RIVAL Dirthlay HOnOrH,

LONDON, Nov. 9.-Amoilg the hon
DIS bestowed on the occasion of King
Edwards birthday, which occurred to-
day, are a baronctcy upon t'.c retiring
lord mayor of London, Frank Green,
and knighthoods for Chief Justices Lit.
tie of Newfoundland and Gray Of Ber
muda, G. A. Critchett, oculist to the
king, and George Hussey, mayor Of
Southampton. Sir Francis Plunkitt is
made a knight grand cross of the Bath.
md Clinton Dawkins, formerly finan
cial member of the council Of the gov
ernor general Of India and now a mem
Der of the firm Of J. s. Morgan e. Co.,
is made a companion of the Bath.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Still Holds Medal.

Once more. after an exciting contest, DR..
B X. Neasey Of this city holds the medal
offered by the Middle S ates Rogue Asso
citation, by defeating for the second Il ne
10 50 Webb o. West Chester. That Dr.,
Vo.sey is superior 10 his opponent was
Gle riy shown Yesterday on he grounds Of
,Jnes Hick kmau, No 1903 Franklin street.
Ga Of practice because he had not played
game within the last month DR.. Yea
sey began the conta b and aftor losing the
first game won the two succeeding
games.
The first game was won. not because Of
tho bad playing OF DR.. Yea ey. but by the
superior playing of Alr. Webb, yet after
tho first game Mr.. Webb Is declared to
have los. his nerve and the two games.
The score for the three games were:
Wobh 32. Ncasey 10, Veasey AZ Webb IL
Nea'ey 81 Webb -. Hr. Veasey now
has possession Of tho medal and will holl
it until some one. y,t to be found puts tu
an appearance and defeats him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
COrncIl's Good showing.

ITHACA, n. y, Nov. O. President
Schurman of Cornell university today
submitted his ninth annual report to
the trustees at their meeting here. The
report says that in addition to about
100 in special lines of instruction the
number of students in all departments
for 1S99-19O0 was 2,16G and for 1900
1901 was 1850. The report gives tho
total property of the university, eXclu.
sive of the remnant of western lands,
as SlO,S70, ,oO9,2S. The receipts from
S172,0l5. an increase of nearly 100000
over the preceding year
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
First "HtR Four" (same.

Of the annual games among the Zig
-Four" football elevens will be played
this afternoon, when the University of
Pennsylvania and Harvard teams will
meet on Franklin field. The Cam.
bridge players arrived here yesterday,
and their coaches announce them to be
in almost perfect physical condition
for the contest. The Quaker men are
also reported to be in fine fettle. Hur-
yard will go into the game serenely
confident Of victory, while, on the other
hand, Pennsylvania expects TO be de.
fpai ed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
(u,,nhnn n

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 9.-Thc jury in
the case Of James Callahan, after being
out thirtysix hours, brought in Il ver-
and he was discharged. callahan was
arrested last February, charged with
being an accessory to the kidnapping Of
Edward A. Cudahy. .Jr. He was tried
on charge of robbery. The trial last
ed two weeks, during which about 200
witnesses were examined. The jury
returned verdict of acluittal and was
denounced by Judge Baker, who pre-
sided.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Revival at Union M e CHURCH,

The revival at Union NJ. q. Church
has steadily increased in interest
through the week ano w probably
continue. The activity # the young
people OF the church Is .ne subject OF
much favora BILE comment. Several
Of the young men Of the Ushers Un.
ION are earnest workers and have
been the means Of leading number
to the altar.
The services tomorrow will be as
follows prayer meeting at $50;
preaching at 1890 and reception of
converts after preaching; Sunday
school at 2, followed by a brief ser.
vice Of prayer: Epworth League at
80; preaching and prayer service
at 7.3O
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
German Baptists.

Tho Delaware Association Of German
Bap,ists will hold IL session in the Ger
man Baptist Church IN the city, bcginn
,ng on uesday AT Sl', III on Tuesday
the Rev +. Nebuhr Of Alucungie, Pa.
VIII preach the opening sermon. On Wed
nesday at s p. IN the Rev. Il. Wanlzlober
OF Philadelphia will preach the mission
ary sermon, and Oh Thursday evening at
the snmn hour. the closing sermon will bs
D cached by he Rev u, knablach uf Phil
ndelphjn. On Wcnne-day and Thursday
the business SESSIONS will begin ut 8 a m.
and during he meetings there will be pa
pers by tie Revs Il. knoblach r. Wanz
loben, c knuth w. Pie'tfer, W. Kuhn.
and Missionary H Sells. All who under
stand snt speak German are invited tobs
IrbscGt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Made Prince of Wales,

LONDON. Nov. a.-The Duke Of
Cornwall aud York has been created
prince Of Wales and earl Of Chester.
BY comforting the title Of prince of
Wales upon the Duke Of Cornwall and
York King Edward Is following precc.
dent, the example having been set
more than 800 years before by Edward
H., the most famous of the Edwards,
who in 1887 created his eldest son. Ed.
ward, duke Of Cornwall and later con.
ferred the title Of prince of Wales upon
him
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
AuOthNr Cnr Dynnm tied.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. "a Green
Ridge oar ran over a stick Of dynamite
last evening on Capouse avenue near
Ash street. The wheel of the car was
broken. and nll the windows In the car
were smashed, as were also the win
dOws in the neighboring houses on both
sides Of the street. There We're no pas
sengers on the car. The motorman
and conductor, nonuniOn men, were
thrown from their feet, but not injured.
This is the second case of the kind to
occur within week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
negro DesDerNd 10 Hanged,

MADISON, Fla, Nov. 0.--Will Jones,
a negro desperate, who recently killed
three men in one day, two blacks and
one white, and shot several other meGl-
bers Of the sheritr's posse, was publicly
hanged here yesterday. Several hun
dred people witnessed the execution, a
number Of whom were negroes. There
was no excitement. though extra
guards had been provided.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Fifteen Skeletons Found,

MONTEREY. Mexico. Nov. 9-La-
borers employed in the Nelndora mine,
situated near here. have opened up IA
large cavern by means Of a tunnel In
1t were found the skeletons of fifteen
men, surrounded by ancient mining
tools. Piled up in the cavern were
more than two carloads of horn silver
and galena, with wire silver, all OF
great richness The old Spanish rec
ords show that this mine was worked
more than 200 years ago, and the skel
etons are Of miners who arf~ ,oScl
to have been sutfoca,cd by n cavell
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Two Injured on Railroad,

An unkno Town young man wns picked up
unconscious on the p. W. & B. Railroad
near Claymont at midnight. He wa, sent
to the Delaware Hospital. where 1t was
learned be was suffering from oonoussion
Of tho brain. He had probably been struck
BY . train.
James Kane. a brakeman ON the Balti
more and Ohio railroad, was acciden tally
knocked of a car At tho East junction
late last night and severely injured bis
right knee. He was removed to bis home
No. oO8 Chestnut strsst. In the Phoenix
ambulance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
jenkins Open to Challenge.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 9.-George
V. Touhey,>manager for Tom Jenkins,
announces that Jenkins Is open to
challenge from any man in the world
to contest for the catch as catch can
championship for purse ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 aside. The weight
limit is $50 pounds. Manager Touhey
has gone to New orleans TO arrange
FOR Jenkins appearance there within
few DAYS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Noted Manufacturer Dead.

COBLESK1LI., N. Y, Nov. 9-Mr.
AIinard Harder Is dead here, aged sew
erty-nine years. He was the founder
Of the Empire Agricultural works at
this place and WAS identified with Il
number Of financial institutions and
commercial undertakings. At the time
of his death he was chairman of the
Bchoharle county Republican commit
tee
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
st, Louis Fair Buildings.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.--The main build
ings Of the Worlds fair will cost S6,-
100000, according to the estimate Of
Isaac s. Taylor, director Of works. The
art building, costing 81, 900. is to be
the most expensive of the group. The
two pavilions are included in the estl.
matp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
At the K. K. Y. NJ. {. A

On Sunday, November 10, at the
r. r. Y. M. G. A., Third and Rail.
road, at 3. 15 p. m., a delegation from
the P. r, r. Department Young
Mems Christian Association will
have charge Of the meeting. Special
singing and spirited address. Cor.
dial invitation extended to all,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Just STAYED I'm.

Four-year-old Mamie was riding be-
hind her older sister, Lou, on the old
family horse. When urging it to trot
Lou asked: Does it bounce you too
hard, Mamie?" NO" gasped the
little one, Il don't hardly bounce! !
just stay up all the time. youths
Communion
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
A Mountain ON Fire.

BELVEDERE, N. j., Nov.0.-Manun-
ka Chunk mountain looked like a vol
cano last night. The whole top was
blazing, and the fire slowly spread
down the sides, making beautiful
sight. The fire has been burning since
Thursday night, and the flames have
spread down the sides in streaks, which
resemble flowing lava.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Bandit Refuses Police Job.

Minneapolis, MINI, Nov. g.
Mayor A. A. Ames today rendered
Cole Younger the notorious bandit.
now out OF the Minnesota State
prison on parole. after serving IS
wears OF a lie sentence, 4 position
as captain Of the captain ol the To-
cal police force
Younger took the matter up with
friends in ST. Paul where he is now
engaged as clerk IN grocery store
and upon their advice decided 70
refuse the offer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Fatal (sns Explosion,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 9.-Two
bf the city's fire cisterns connected by
4 hundred foot tunnel In Arsenal ave
nue. have been wrecked by Il gus ex.
plosion, and two members Of the city
repair gang were fatally injured. The
middle Of the street for distance of
Rbout $50 feet was torn up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
JESSIE SAWTELLE COMPANY.

The Jessie Sawtelle Dramatic
Company. headed by Lillian Mae
Crawford. is winning new laurels
this season. Always in. the first
rank, Manager Sawtelle has Con-
slderably strengthened the cast,
until it compares with many of the
hish-prlced companies to which
tw ice and thrice the admission is
charged. The opening play on
Monday matinee. Nov, 1llh will be
"Frou ,Frou. The scenery is new
and bright and the speclallties con-
stitute whole performance in
themselves. Seats on sale at the
box Office on Friday morning
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
A Culinary Note,

Cannibal Kings Chamberiain-Your
highness, this missionary hopes you
will spare him. He claims he is a
great cook, and genius at making
up new dainties out of his head
Cannibal King-You inform him I
intend having some soup made out Of
his head this noon! !--Brooklyn Eagle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
The Montana OIL Fever.

HELENA, Mon, Nov. 9.-The inter
EST in the kintla Lakes Q'lathead coun-
ty) oilfelds Is increasing. More than
1850 claims of 100 acres each have
been filed with the county clerk, and
records Of more claims will be filed
soon. 1t is predicted that 5000 claims
will have been taken by next spring.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Night School 81 a r1Onth.

III attending private school, day or
night there is always an advantage in
selecting he one in which the prOprietors
devote all their time to teaching. The mon
ey put into school OF this kind pays for
the best instruction. In the Wilmington
Business Sch Jol, McVey Building Eighth
and Market streets tho proprietors are
teachers Call aud see this school any day
or night this week.
keacom e. Duiton Propretors
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

"Greater Arizona" enters intoits
final week at the Academy Of Music
in New York City, the accompani.
ment Of chorus Of regrets that it
munt be so soon withdrawn. This
most excellent play OF Augustus
Thomas has achieved run OF
more than 800 mig hts 10 New York
within the year, something which
has not been accomplished by any
other dramatic attraction. This
production comes 10 Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia on Novem.
ber 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Cool,

"Mary!" her father called down.
stairs, "just ask your young man il he
doesn't think it's pretty near bed
time"
Eyes, papa replied the sweet girl,
after pause, George says if you're
sleepy 60 to bed BY all means. ."-Phila,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
A New Island Cable.

WASHINGTON, Nov. o. General
Greely has received cablegram from
Manila announcing that the islands of
Masbate and Panay have been connect
ed by cable. 1t Is expected that this
cable will materially assist the army
operations now in progress.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
A Philadelphia Divine at st. Mathew =,

A Philadelphia Divine at st. Mathew 5.
The Rev. G. A. MCGUIRE, rector OF
St. Thomas Church, Philadelphia,
will be In charge Of the services at
St. Matthews Church on Sunday.
Holy communion u 30 a. m. and 7. As
p. m. respectively. Mr.. Mcclure is
an able representative Of bis race and
It is hoped that the people Of vii.
miLgton will avail themselves of the
privilege to worship God with him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Weather Probabilities.
Fair; northwest winds.
Arrived Home

Rev. X. j. Hammond, rector Of
Immauucl Church, who was one OF
tho clerical delegates from this do
cese to the General Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church,
held in San Francisco. Cal, in Oct.
ober, arrived home yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Made a Bank OF her Clothing
Readiny, in., Nov. 8-A woman VIII

Rgadlny, i'n., Nov. S-A woman who,
at tho NorguH. as id'ntiir.t ai 1'a
hllzIb4th NV, fell ne.Hl In tho iirG<:
s,,le o. John b. In, L. - II, ihis nlurr-
ilg. Al: et tta poii ha.i w u lrtll !%ni 81
The Morgus tlir2o pnf O. Na"o found on.
I ,er potausI. Twnul them Weri "a In
tu the lining OF hes sk,r. In addition
.sOu and Ert enUecls! were cOncaa Dt in
var.Uu psgia oi her clothing. fhs mon.
~ asgrt ga,u4 800 vi this $3.50 WAS IN
,nl1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

The Neighbours Boy-Please Miss
Jinks, nom says If you'll lend her
cup of sugar an yer lawn mower an
some stickin' plaster an few eggs
she'll send back your SEWN ma
chine.-Chicago American.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
DOCKSTADERS

Kelley & Violette. and the very
excellent list Of performers which
20 to make up this weeks bill at
Dockstaders will be seen this after
noon and tonight '''ss Haynes
and her choir add 70 TO tho
hill ala0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Will Siug Great White Throne

At the First NJ. P. Church to.
morrow evening the pastor the Rev.
G. L. Wolfe will sing "The Great
White Throne" and Mrs. E P.
Burnham will play "The Palms" as
q cornet solo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Free Literary Commission

The free library Commission Of Della
ware will receive applications for the
Delaware State Travelling libraries.
Florence Baysrd Kane Librarian Free
Library Commission, State House,
Dover, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
On The Tracks

Newark Del. Nov. s--The Newark
Il rlvns Club held matinee races Thursday
The attendance was large goodly NUN.
Der of women being PRESENT f'h, first
race called was the =. 40 class. Four horses
responded 10 the call
Red Hal, bs, Wo.lnslon. |
Ro!letto, blk. IN, Tyson. n.............a q
Coaster, blk. h, brown. =
Lizzttta, 8. ~ Steel eel.......,........4 /
Time-2 81 a.3oS4.
Tho mule race created considerable mer
rimsnt. Isaac Vausant wore Iiuen duslsr
anda straw hat. w, j. A rmstrnugs 3 mule
had Its cars in shin boats. Ihs whole at
fair was u farce. Half mile heats wore
given.
lceman, McNeal. l.....................l Il I
Farmer Boy. Tyson. n....................3 .
AsbDarrel Vansant. t...................T .
Dry foods Armstrong. ong................2 I
Time 10. $40.
The !.3Oclass' gave the next exhibition,
lhls was a very pretty race the horses
ncing evenly matched.
Billy NJ. b s., Ty,ou. 1
Diamond Claus, b. g.. Pierce, .........a !
Iimo-2. .sia 22S
The = 90 class had four starters and was
a very interesting event
@ nsah Ashly' D: ,....,,..........4 |
pl'o' DIX. g. Newlin ........,.,...3
Rose D. H., Jordan. au..,............9 j
j ane. b. M Brown. "".... Il 3dr.
lime 4S 2.4b 2.is
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Preparing Plans.

Slans for the addition to the plant Of ,he
Diamond State Steel Company. are now
IN ths hands Oi m architect and In q
short time will be ready for the builder +,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Merely a Tradition,

We say that farmer folk are queer.
Their ways we love to ''Josh,"
Yet. truly, did you ever hear
A farmer say "begosh?'
Washington Star,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
THE QUEEN OF CHINATOWN.

1.-THE Queen Of Chinatown" which
comes TO Wilmington Theatre the
first 3 nights of the coming week is
said to be a melo-drama OF the most
intense interest. 1t is a comedy
ia four parts, photographing to the
life the most original and umusing
German. Irish and American types
that float in the whirlpool Of Great.
er New York's Celestial Kingdom
quarters.