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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
COLLINS
!. RELEASED.
His Pardon Arrived Last
Night And he Was
Released.

Horace S. Collins, sentenced by Gen
eral Sessions court In September, t.
be imprisoned for one year for u,lng
a female under The age Of consent for
immoral purposes, has his liberty
again after serving a little over two
months.
Howell S. England and Edward W.
Cooeh was before the Board Of, Par
dons yesterday in his behalf and were
successful in there quest for par.
don. The board said they would send
the document this morning, but the
attorneys were SO anxious to have
their client released last night, that
they were allowed to bring 1t with
them.
Mr.. England went to the work.
house last evening and after confer.
encc with Warden Meserve, Guard
Wigg!esworth was sent for Collins.
He had gone to bed, but it did not
take him long to make his appear.
ance. He had besn expecting the
pardon to arrive all day, bntas night
drew near and it did not come he be.
came down hearted and went to bed
He was oyerioycd to receive his re-
lease.
This morning he called upon his
attorneys and thanked them both for
their efforts In his behalf.
Collins is the first person committed
to the new workhouse to receive a
pardon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
DON'T WANT
THE MONEY.
Levy Courtmen Will Not
Have to Appear Be.
fore Chancellor,

Levy Courtmsn who were sum.
moned to appear before the Chan.
csllor at the hearing OF the applica.
t,on OF Attorney-General Ward on
behalf OF the Citizens Association,
for an in junction TO restrain County
Treasurer Rettew and Comptroller
Kelley from paying the check OF
Sheriff Mcdaniel for board oil va
gran,s IN New Castle Jail, can 60
90 their trip 10 Delaware City to-
morrow and not be IN contempt of
court as the case will not be heard.
William II Head. attorney for the
sheriff, and J Harvey Whitemau,
who represe nt~ the Citizens Asso-
citation. have had a conference and
1t has been agreed to ask for an
inde finite postponementot OF the case.
The sheriff IN the meantine is not
to present the check Tor payment.
1t now looks as II the sheriff
realizes that the commitment OF
prisoners by Mayor Body Of New
Castle, was an illegal practice.
and that he is not entitled to money
Tor their keep. At any rate his
bill will not be paid. The care
will be called in Chancerv Court TO-
morrow when motion for an IN
definite postponement will be made.
The postponement Will give the
committee the right to have the
case brought up again If the sher.
lit should attempt to collect his
bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
-
rlrs. Harrison Wants Pension.

Washington. d. c., Dec. 3-Mr Hanna
In the Senate, and MIR. Taylor, in the
House, will introduce bills on Friday to
grant pension of 10000 year to Mrs. Nc
kinley. Similar pensions are being paid
to Mrs. Grant and Mrs Garfield.
Friends of Mrs. Harrison will attempt
to have the bill affecting Mrs. Mckinley
auonded go as to confer tho same benefits
upon Mrs. Harrison. When q bill grant
ing pension to Mrs, Garfield was report
ed from the Senate Commi tse 1t waa
amended SO Hs to include tho names Of
President Polk and President Tyler.
There will bo opposition to including
Mrs. Harrison. 1t Is argued that she
never was the wife Of President, but OF
an oxpresident, and that she has plenty Of
nOnpy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
NOT PUT TO
DEATH BY B0ERS

London, Dec. 4.-The newspa-
pers publish communications from
Miss Hobhouse and her uncle, Lord
Hobhouse, in reference to the for.
mer's recent deportation from South
Africa because OF her exposure OF
conditions IN the concentration
camps. Miss Hobhouse gives the
details OF her arrival In South Africa
and her removal IRON one ship TO
another. she does not charge al
personal i'll treatment.
Lord Hobhouse, who has had
legal career extending over half
a century, and who is a member 0
the Jndicial Committee ofthe Privy
Councils, impugns the legality OF
his niece's treatment, which, he
intimates, will be made the subject
Of judicial proceedings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
VERDICT FOR
MRS. REBS.,
Mandamus Motion Post.
poned. Damage Suit on.

Lille II. Rees was given a YER.
dict Of six cents damages and costs
in Superior Court this morning.
Her action was against Lewis N.
Price and Constable William T.
Money. on the replevin Of personal
property.
.. Her husband owed a small bill
aud the constable came to his place
near Delaware City aud attached
his goods. After the exemption
had been taken out there was not
enough lett to pay the bill. R-es
sold this exemption to Thomas
Marsey aud he later on sold It to
Mira. Rees and she with her sons
took up the farming. After they
had their truck and crop all ia, tho
constable came along and lcvies an
attachment for Rees' debt Mrs,
Rees brought the suit to replcvin
her goods. l.. Irving Handy rep
resented Mrs. Rees and Walter J.
Willis. the defense.
A jury was then drawn to try
the damage case brought by Clio.
seppe Giordauo against the Bran.
dy wine Granite Company, for inju-
ries received while iu ,ts employ.
The plaintiff 10 represented bv J.
Harvey Whiteman and Charles B.
Evans. aud the defendants by
Harry Conrad.
0Giordano was injured by prema.
ture blast at the quarries, in June
1900. Both OF his eyes were blown
out and his nose was cut of. lie
has been In the hospital most Of the
time since he was injured and at
times suffers much pain. Heappear.
ed in court this morning with his
head swathed in bandages to his
mouth. The case will take up al of
this afternoon and the greater part
Of tomorrow.
The hearing in the suit OF manda.
mus to compel the Street and Sc wer
Commissioners to give bond to the
City Treasurer, did not come up this
as postpo nement until Sat.
ufday morning was asked for. VII.
liam S. HiIes appeared for the d.
rectors who ivere all present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Before Judge tirSF,

Argument was hearn in tie United
States Circuit Court today before
Judge Gray IN the case Of William
Johnson vs.. jonathan p Smith and
Aaron JacVby. The case was tried
10 Trenton last summer when a yer.
Dict for the plaintiff tor 50, 800 was
rendered, the suit being for the re-
moyaI Of signs of the meadows near
Atlantic City. Two weeks ago ar
gumeut was heard for new Nial
and Judge Gray granted the motion,
The argument today was for re
duction Of the verdict and no new
tr'al, Burgen X RurGen of Camden
represented the plaintiff and Z, A.
Hi@bee, Of Atlantic City, the defen-
tlutS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
= E.kton News Items.

Elkton Council, Junior o dor Of
Mechanics purchased today from senator
Austin l.. Crothers his property on No rth
street known as tho Cruiksh INK property
for 5000, The Mechanics will use the
property for = home. They will expand
upon 1t about 49, 900 adding another at Org.
A memorial window will bo pla ced
in the EiLion Methodist Episcopal Church
In memory Of ths late Francis A. FL lis.
The window ia given by ,he children Of
the la G Mr.. Ellis. The church Is be ing
rem odoled at cost OF $1,000.
At Deibcrts boatyard today the barge
Roanoke built for ths Southern 1ranspor-
tation Company Of Philadelphia was
launched. Tho barge cost abopt 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
TERR0RlZES
CITIZENS.

Ridgely, Md, Dec, A huge
gorilla escaped from circus at Sea
tord, Del, on September 2s, and
since then has terrorI2ed the resi-
dents IN that section and along the
eastern shore OF Mary and.
Frank Biles was nearly killed on
Tuesday night by the gorilla near
Bethel Camp Ground, Delaware.
He was riding wheel to, Cannons
when he was attacked. The AMI
mal-threv him from the wheel and
dealt him heavy blow with Its fist.
The man pulled his revolver and
shot twice, making his escape to
Cannons Upon reaching that place
he was unable to speak for some
tine. His clothing was in shreds
and an ugly wound was over one
ear. A posse of fifty men started
alter the animal bat could not find
it.
John Dyer said last night tha he
he saw a strange looking animal
resembling the gorilla on the edge
o! tree-grown marsh on the west
side of the Great Choptank River. 4
few miles from here.
Rudolph Cephus OF Dcnto a
mighty hunter oil these parts, arm
ed with heavy duck,ng gun, tried
to trace the gorilla. He discovered
some queer tracks resembling those
D. bear, but was unable 10 come
to close quarters.
An effort is being made 10 gather
aagiy to 90 IN search Of the gorilla
to-day. cad 10 thoroughly aIour the
marshes along the Choptanh, The
negroes along the Delaware line
nre IN great fear OF the animal and
keep closely al home at ni9ht
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
MasOnS Convene.

Philadelphia. Dec. 4. The quar-
terly communication and annual
selection OF officers Of the Grand
Lodge, Free and Accepted Mas.
on Of Pennsylvania, is in session
to-day in the Masonic Temple, at
Broad and Filbert streets The
session began promptly at ten
o o'clock, with X. W. Grand Master
George E. Wagner presiding. There
were about 1000 members present,
The officers elected to day will be
installed on ST. Johns Dag, which
this year occurs on Friday. Dec.
9th,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Sought Murder Sheriff.

Bo!lofonte. Pa, Dec. 3.-Sheritf Brun
gart was saved from being murdered BY
the vigilance Of one of his prisoners. On
Sunday night whom the Sheriff was max
Ing his last rounds. ho was told by q color
another prisoner. had dummy In bis
cot ahd was then hiding In tho lower cor
ridor for the purpose Of numbering the
Sheriff and escaping.
Brungart secure his revolver, and 20
Ing back, found Stiles secretrd under the
stair, with hugo iron bar In his hands
At the point Of the revolver he was march
ed to tho dungeon and locked up. Examin
alton of his COLL showed the look OF the
door sawed of and an iron barr sawed
from tho window.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
III AIMS.
PETITDEMANGE--On Tuesday, Dec M.!9l.
Catharine. wife Of Joseph Pstitdemange in

pETITDEMANGE-on Tuesday. Dec 81, H.,
Catharino. wife Of Joseph Pstitdemauge in
her 17th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Joseph Pettden nRe. at Milford Cross Il Dads
On Friday. Dec. c, 1901 at IL O'Clock. Services
at tho hous Intern ent ut Ebeuezer ceme'
tary. Carriages Will meet trAin at Newark
leaving lei. Ave. station B. " .. Il. K. Will
mipgtrn. s,0A Il. M. Friday morning Dec. ."
WlLsON-ln tlis'city on Dec. a 1a.1, Olive
X, infant daughter Of James and Ell lxaheth
Wilson. aged 2months.
Funeral services at residence of her par
ents, 7UG West 9th street, on Thursday after.
noon. Dec. 9th, at o'clock. lIterment at
livervlew cemetery.
Frank. father Of the late John e. Lorigan.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
cd to attend tho funeral from The res dencc
of his son .in.law, Neil Kelly, No 1885 Union
street, Oh Thursday morn ng AT o'clock.
High IN as. at It. AIMS Church. lnterment at
the Cathadral Cemetery
Kind father u father 80 dear,
He is not dea |, but slreping here.
He lived in hope and died in pain
lie only died to live agar.
Farewell, my children dear,
have 'oled for you many ayea
have sriven to do my bsst
Now 1 am going to take my rest
lie member me.
BANKs--ln ] hiladelphia, Pa. on the 29th
inst Nm. W. Banks in his !Bth year.
Relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral ser'
vices mt the residence Of his sister.in.law,
Mrs. James +. Chapd er. IA W. 9th street,
on Wednesday afterG Don December 4th at
o clock. lnterment at Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Cemetery.
DENNY-ln this city Oh Dec. lst, 1901. Frank
lin p. Denny.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully sin
vited to attend her funeral serv Ces nj the
residence OF h.s brother. Il. X. Denny, 7.J
Warner street, OIL "Wednesday Afternoon
Dec. at 2 o'clock. nterment Riverylew
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Fifty Six Wives Set Free.

Providence, Il. l., Dec. s. rhe
Supreme Court to-day granted Sc
more decress of divorce.
Mrs. Josephine Dubolle said that
when her husband knocked her
down with a meat axe and kicked
her she made no legal complaint,
but when he found fault with her
cooking she concluded that it was
time to 60 into Court. She got a
decree.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Dead Engineer At Throttle.

Jersey Shore Pa, Dsc.a Dead at his
thro lie. the engine of Of Ralph Waltrous
OF Corning an engineer on the Fall Brook
Railroad, travelled several miles before his
brakeman learned the ghast!y truth.
Waltrous had bis head out Of he cab
window, at Black wells. looking back ward
when the engine entered q bridge aud his
head was crushed by the ironwurk. His
fireman shortly afterward noticed that
Wal'rous failed 0 respond to signal and
discovered the corpse hanging out OF the
cab window.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
MARRIAGES.,

BANKs-SHlI.ES--On Nov %, 1901, by Rev.
W. +. Dawson. VIM. h. Banks aud Sailie 7.
shiies. all of this city.
GROOME-FlLE-On Dec. Cd, 1901, by Rhv.
y. ". White. James P. Groome OF Newport
and Florence N. Fills. OF Wilmington.
FULM Err g lBSON-Ou Nov. q, 1901, by the
Nev. W NJ. .jefferia. u. D., Samuel g. Full.
Iner AMI Mary G. Gibson. both Of Phiiadel-
phia.
i.EFCH.- .-MUSTiN-At Calvary Church. on
Nov. a. l9Ol. by Rev. DR.. Jetieris. Geo. Fl.
i.eech. Jr,, TO Louisa y. Muslin, both Of this
city,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Editor Succumbed to q Fever.

New York Dec. Arthur Grissoin,
editor OF the "Smart Set," who died yes
terday. was born In Payson, H., thirty
three years ago. In 1889 Mr.. Grissom re
moved to New York. lie was u bri lliant
writer and for some years was editor ally
associated with Town Topics He was
a oontrl bu tor to all the magazines.
He was actively engaged a editor when
be was attacked with typhoid fever. Of
whioh he died,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
propertY Lransiers.

The following properties have been
recently transferred Peter A, !lorty
to StOneWail J. SIurN, Il house on
East Seventh street east Of LON.
bard, for S., 500.
l,r. BIochsom TO Edgar S. CiothIcr
a three story house On the West
side Of Walnut street, north Of Firth
street, for r. 900
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Letters To Santa Claus,
Wilmington, Del,

Wilmington, Del,
1 Dec, 4th, 1901.
Dear Santa Claus--Please bring
me little doll baby. | have two
and | want twolittle rocking chairs
for them, a piano, a little set OF
dishes and a table and bring my
mother an every day dress and two
gingham aprons, cram my stockings
full. lam four years old. Good.
Bye Santa Claus. From Jennie
T,ller, 2Ol Searles Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
TOR SALE 100 SUPERIOR OAK AMI
n walnut eNalnhrr sulse., b elegant

I-OH SALE 100 SUPERIOR OAK AND
r walnut chamber suites; 81 elegant
parlor suites uphn st cred ia Atln dnmask, Hs.
,red bro caielle. tapestry and silk plush up
right and square pihuos; fine ehnmeled bed
1ttads. chToniers s.deuoards walnut ward
robes, hi III back dining cnalrs, caDinets. book
ca4eH fine couch, easy chairs, :ancy rockers,
hail stands, p,rlor aud extension TALES. odd
b,i-teads, bureaus. kEs'aLds ma tres7eb
springs, bedding. feather beds AMI goose
feather pillows, 2 upr .ght show cases w;Ln
glass doors | 6 #, t0lper restaurant steamer
round end saloon taDies. all kind. OF cook.
xaS oil and room ,toves stove mnt-. coal
huis wAah hoileas, glass chnn and Kitchen
ware. carpets. OIL cloth. maitinx, all Kinds II
rugs, lhIi-s cDnt-. cAre5 aEd colarebt"-.
gents suits rantalsans, coats. vests ana
ovcrruat+: lU0 pieces antique turuiinre IN.
cltifng hook sses secretaries. claw root Ia
baa, column and sw II front bureaus ea idln
stnni., chails, high bIys' desks, chest OF
drswAr4, dining aud card tables cocts. pew
trrpots rare china and glassware McMan"n
bros, NJ ~! King street De!m rhohe 10
u n A lbJ A. n5O
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04


eyes, and it's perfectly Disgrace
full. Don't you 60 ont to solicit
trade, and haven't those people the
same privilege"
"Begrars, too" suggested Mr..
Dean, who was angry.
"rhc poor We have with We always"
quoted his wife. softly. 81 am sure,
Herbert, YOU will not i've rude to the
young woman when She calls, and
you will buy the Com"
g! will not. She may force her
sell me book, however charming
she may be-"
"Who said anything about. charm
ing? She will make you a business
proposition, and you will treat it in
a business way"
Eyes. ! will call the Office boy to
show her TO the elevator. Come,
Edna, give me music, your soul needs
soothing. We will not mention this
subject again"
"Hut, Herbert, you will buy that
book?"
"Nevrr. Not even for your sweet
sake. Is thy servant an idiot that
he should do this thing?"
Nothing more was said and the
evening was devoted to happy music,
but Herbert, turning the pages,
could not see n little devil of mischief
that urkcd in Edna's eyes.
A week later u lady was shown into
the swell office Of the Amalgamatcd
Rye Biscuit company. She wore Hn
automobile coat, black and white
feather picture hat. n white chiffon
face veil, and carried herself Ike an
empress. There was a cummotion
among the clerks in the inside Office
as they saw her enter and the word
"stunnng" could be distinctly heard.
The office boy turned handspring
in his haste to get her a chair, then
touched his chief on the elbow as he
announced in his choicest arg0t
"a loily to thee you, thtr,"
Then Herbert raised his head from
his papers, aware of some excitement
in the atmosphere, and saw the di-
vinity at his elbow. and as he
thought recognized her ms rich
widow who had been desrous of pur-
chasing stock in he A. r. b. c. He
welcomed her with etTusion address.
ing her by the name of the frm's
correspondent.
"Eou are mistaken, Mr.. Dean," she
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Funeral OCH KIttin1ef.

1he funeral Of Charles Ktttinger took
place this morning from 4l8 Delaware
avenue Previous to the funeral large
numbers Of friends Of the deceased viewed
tho remains Leading citizens Of Sussex
aud Kent County oame up Oh tho enr'y
morning trains Ia order to ray tho lAsb
tribute uf respect to their friend
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Drowned In q Trolley Car.

Poughkeepsia. N. Y, Dec. 3.-During
snow storm today q lrollay Car became
unman ageabie and ran down o steep
grade Into the Hudson River. There
were 1ve passengers. one Of whom, B.
Karuth, commercial traveller. Of Now
York city, was drowned. Tho others In
cluding a Deputy sheriff with An insane
prisoner named Oliver,s sWere not injured.
Dining the excitement the insane man
escape d, - =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Ihrsr hliisI IL uns.

New York, Doc. 4--1hree pltaOn- wcrn
Killed 10y ga. III i"riNu. u Watkins
stre.t and East New Iurk uvrnup. Brook
lyu. this morning Three Otho.- were
found unconscious, bu it is brlIeYed they
Will recover
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

1he body Of c. T. Il. Ha'es. vi g died
September H. i,AJ was b ought here
yesterday and inferred In tho Whining.
ton aud Baandywjne Came arg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
=, c. 6tidhnm b Son, Auo.
w. T. Ly nam. Atty
dA2tw d7 10 Ia 2Nl1ll

CPECIAL SALE AT LEVY'S, 7th 4 MAR.
> ket streets--l0O solid gold watches, 800
hlled watches, $50 silver watches. 100 n!okle
Watches 800 ring. 80 clocks and all kinds OF
musical instruments. These goods are un.
redeemed pledges sAd will DO sold q your
own price. dAbtI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

The Mock Trial at Hockessln,
which was pontponed on account
Of the inclement weather some
weeks ago, will be given at the
home Of Dr.. Beajamim Thompson
on next Saturday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
rlals College Professor At 10.

Chicago. Ill.,, December S. Keno.
phon do Kalamatiauo. 19 years Of
ago. q native Of Russia, has been
made a professor IN the modern
language department OF the Uni.
verslty OF Chicago. where be will
fill thn chair Of Russian language.
kalamatiano 10 Z student 10 the
University, and a member Of the
senior class. He has been in the
university two years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

Y1OH SALOON EAhY Terms. FARM OF
T b3 acss, milo from AAhiunJ station,
mAnsiuu house tenement house and out
buildings, III! in good order, large orc hard
and about 10 acre, of " "uodiand, Apply to
John II. Daley, No. Wost 1th street NN.
bel MIS- I'm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

( TEAYI & AWAY FHuM THE PREM Il III
- i,r- Of the ,utsGriOrr, Il mail de. .f.s.s
hurnrdJtrgrY cpn; ! 4uDinb g rsward W II "a"
gwen II returned 10 Il Stafford, FIcn lRfk
iri,m IA ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

81 5. .ONor h. rec r, co.,, 1yrr' Of '.' an Ola Ola hun
II rNrr W:Ih IN 1ni1 II, + ,ah lIt.G r, hn"'
lu-. 'rr ,ust i,I mOv II o. SUid at a'ir" on hy
mistake Isaac C.pYIc n.bti%
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
A Subjugated
* Man %
BY MRS. NJ. L. RAYNE.

TT HAPPENED in this way. The
Deans were sitting at dinner
when Mrs. Dean remarked:
II bought new cook book to-day.
An agent called and" i.
Edna" interrupted Mr.. Dean with
several distinct notes Of alarm in his
voice, II hope You have not been
buying books from an agent when l
have repeatedly warned you not to
waste your time and money in any
such investment. A subscription
that only costs ten cents week may
sound very alluring, but when it
runs for two years, You will find that
you are paying twice over
1t was Mrs. Deans turn to inter-
rupt my dear Herbert, you should
go into politics; you would make a
fine stump speaker. But this is an
other story. have wanted u certain
kind OF cook book for year, but
could not find it in the bookstores,
because it is subscription book.
And here it came walking right in, as
you might say, so bought it, and 1t
is complete in one volume. l paid
spot cash for it and never expect to
see the agent again.
"Ihat depends. Was she woman
with mournful whine and Il de-
pressed counlenance, and was she
trying to pay of "A mortgage on her
house or sewing machine or some
thing?'
NO, sir: she was Young and well.
dressed, hut so timid felt sorry for
her. Oh, yon needn't laugh, She was
a lady. 1t must be dreadful TO have
a door slammed in your face when
YOU are trying to make an honest
living. She had another book. one
that really wanted. and ! wish I
had asked her TO come again
"She'll come" suggested Mr.. Dean,
"now that You have left the bars
down. mean left the door open
she'll come just as often as she has
a new book, until one or the other
of you dies Of old age. You will
hesitate and be lost. Edna, | see
your finish"
"Ts that your experience" asked
Mrs Dean, curly.
"Aline? No, indeed! I would like
TO see the book agent that could get
into our building.'
'Rut they must reach You some
times. and try to sell you books. or
YOU would not know so much about
them and their methods"
"Oh, in my bachelor days dare
say did squander my substance on
them occasionally. But now am
not 50 prodigal as to buy hooks that
remain ON the office shelves for no.
body ever reads them. have dis
tinct recollection of purchasing n
volume on the care and treatment of
horses, when | couldn't have owned
a toy equine"
$50 on Mrs. Dean was amused,
"confession is good for the soul. Rut
really. Herbert. gave that poor
thing your onirr address. and asked
nrr 70 can ana S"ll You copy or
'Thc Compendium OF Universal
Knnwlrd@r.
edna. thought You had agreed
to let me run my business in my own
way? | should he vcNed If it were
poSsibl" for her to reach me, but, YOU
know, sign is in every hall of the
building like this
. REEGAkS PEIHI .E.ES AND ItNOE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

I rSl ON ST NDAi EN ENlNG IN VAN.
IL l'yr avenue between Pm" street and
tie Ari.n,ton Mills, a biart hAni bag ith n
par # eye glasses ana bnnch Of k"E@, u,c !:
suitable reward aIil Nc gwen # returned to
Thatcher Mansion Wand eyer avenue AMI Pine
dB a. IN tn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

I'oK sAiE-bI slNES~ WAGONS AT
1! Second and tloAuh atreot. Elmo g!ven,
LamMnEd, AIl 5nb
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

l,Jlf sAl,t.-lI rHO OknCGHb!LD WAITE
T. Nluniutte Guc,s.rei al 81 rsah Ctn or
address II, {. Grocer. Mi, Cuba +. O. !Ic
n,3 us7