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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

grabbed them and took them
upstairs. Aiterward The witness
asked where the ballots were and
Welsh said he did not know.
The witness went and told the
Department OF Elections. The
Election Dep a. tment SAID Il police
protection was given the polls
would be opend. The Department
OF Elections got there about ten
O'Clock. Mr., Ford came over aud
all went into the Liberty house.
The witness described how two
lines were formed. The witness
thought there were from seventy
FIVE to one hundred men in line at
the time the pollsl closed. The witness
thought the voting was intentiouly
DELAYED in the morning.
Captain Black and Sergeant
Tucker told OF the part took in pre-.
serving order,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Republican M eting,


:. There was quito lively meeting OF the
l1th Ward Republican League. on Thurs
day evening, Jan 3lst. About 100 membsrs
having assembled ut the Leaguos rooms
TO participate in n smoker. lhe League
has some excellent talent among Its MON :
bers, A recitation BY NJ. dreonwell was
well rendered, Afterwards N. Greenweii
sanga song chlbrought loud applause.
N. Thompson sang thu moon light on the
river which was we'll rendered. NJ Car
rolls Coon Song brought u broad smi'e
upon the face Of all. A quartetse com posed
Of Messers rimniu Greenwel Carroll anu
ThomD on sang so!no OF the latest song,
after which President James q. Wright.
ington gave an address, he thanked tho
men berS ~ behalf Of he League Tor tho
interest they had taken and lurthor staied
that ne trusted ,he interest OF tho League
In general would be at slake with every
Inomber nat truD II publicanism uniun
anu harmony would continue to exist M
Il. Green hen made somo encouragain
remar9s q, to the prosperity OF tho Leu :
quo,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
ACCIDENT AT
GOLDINGS.

William Pennington, engineer at
the clay works Of Golding g. Sons,
on Christiana avenue, had a mi.
raculous escape from death on
Wednesday last. During the after.
noon he had been around his en-
gine as asual and had stepped by
the cylinder head couple OF steps
only. when like a gun shot tho
cylinder head went through
the side of the building, The noise
Of the explosion was terrific aud
workmen hurried toward the eu.
gine room. Meanwhile the engi-
neer succeeded in shutting tho
steam off and an examin alton
showed that the crank pin had
come out of the piston rod. The
cylinder head went through the
the side of the building and
through box car that was stand.
ing OH the tracks. The dana ge is
placed at $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

HINDlIAN.-In this city OH Jan. 81, l9Jl
James indman, aged u years
Relatives friends and members OF Clayton
Lodge .. 4 X. ct J., ere invited to attend
the funeral survI cea Rt his lnte residence, No.
4lO Lombard street, on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Inlerinont private. /
PENNEWILL,-1n this city OH Jan u, 1901,
william A. Penuewitl. aged 81 years
Relatives triends and ship carpenters Of the
Harlan IL ltoll!agsworth Co are invited to at.
tend the funeral services at his late residence
Gl5 French street, Oh Sunday afternoon at . 80
o'clock. lnterment at Laurel, Dell, on Mon.
day Feb. 4th. Tram leaves r.. W. & b. do
pot at e.l3 d. H.
HIRZEL. In this city on Jan. 81 1901 Lucia
A., wiiC OF Jonn Hir2el. in her 3ith wear
Relatives ard friends arc respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral services at the
resi- dence OF her husband southwest corner
9Th and Poplar street. on Monday afternoon at
z o'clock. lnlorment at LOmbarJy Gene
tnrp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Haven N. L IYceum.

The Epworth I.eaguo Lyc,um Of Haven
NJ. Il. Church will open its third serse4 OF
talks and discussions tomorrow afternoon
AT o'clock and for the nsxt five or six
weeks, will devote its attention to tho
consideration OF the subject "Man". The
programme follows Opening chorus,
Lyceam Invocation selection Ly-
ceum teSarto'tc Par er, Man, His Org
IN and History y Rev. Raymond
Bro wn Solo (contra!to) Miss Sarah Il.
iatc Collection Chorus, Lyceum I:
Beued IN ion
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Concord Ave. Items.

Thoma Betty has sold his farm OF 90
acres near eharrley TO Charles Day Of
Tuileyvl!e for $500.
John stroud, of Beaver Vallay. has
rohrod tho Day Homes cad OF l0l acres at
500.
.1Osnrh IIendrickson, Of Stanton, has
rented tho Purkin4 iarIn near Brandy inc
L. o., ut nominal rates.
Mrs Oiiyer Parry will succeed J. Hey.
burn Illley us Postmaster ut Brandy.
Wiue.
A tree agent is doing lively business
along tho pike thGsA win ry days Plot
ure OF luscious fruit and clustering viues
secure orders AS heretofore
Ebor Ialley, If ice cream fame, il filing
his mnmmouth leo houses wi h inch iuu.
William Hnkson, Of Brandywine. ia
drilling u wsll wi h his tracsion Ell zine,
for PER sns Dn French street. and has pom
etrntcd solld rock for depth OF !U0 feet
Taylor's Magic Headache Powder; euro
head tChn and neural vi, every time p.e-
pared b. W. {. Taylor, No 3O2 King st
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
A Lively Runaway.

Sausage, scrapple and pork
strewed part Of King street today.
A horse belonging 10 Edward Fred
erick, Of Marshallton, ran away
from 3rd and Klug streets. Tho
wagon collded with a wagon of {.
II. Boyd, of No. 1911 West 1lth
street. The hind axle and harness
Of Boyd's wagon were broken. The
horse continued down King street
with sausage and pork flying in all
directions. One of the railroad
gates was broken. Az the horse
dashed Tor the wharf, Officer Cor.
nish and Moses Green stopped its
hlpht
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
PERSONA I
MENTION
COMING HORSE SHOW.

l hear we are going to be quite up
to date in the Spring. Society is moth
ing without horses. Even the auto:
mobile can't usurp the place the no.
BILE equestrian holds In fashions
realm.
/ suppose you mean a Horse Show.
Nonsense, do you think we ever can
have one here. l don't see why we
can't though. Wesurely have plenty
of good Horse flesh, and there are
several places in which the thing
could be held If a little expense were
not groaned at. ! am not quite so
sure the class for appointments
would be so awfully up-to-date FOR we
boast Of very few well turned out
traps but the result of this sort Of
thing might bring about a revolution
in that line.
At any rate the affair Is talked Of
and the Wawaset Horse Show Asso.
citation is considering the matter.
They have elected James S. Dobbs,
president; William B. Austin, vice.
president and Joseph IL. Gould, treas
urer. You know James p. Winches-
ter is taking a great interest in the
affair and surely man so thoroughly
interested in horses and man who
knows how such thing should be
conducted must be able to evolve out
of this embryo idea at lea st the Alpha
of such a swell affair as "June Horse
Show.
H will never do to call it the Will
mington Horse Show at Wawaset
Park, ugh! There is nothing swell
sounding in the name. 1t must be
something like-well, like st. Martin
in.the- field as the Philadelphia show
is. Why not call it De.La'Ware-ln-
the Field.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
| Told You So.

Former Coroner Vandever to-day
said that all things have their time.
The day after the nomination last
fall, he in an open letter. asked tor
the removal of John Thompson, col.
ored and Jonn Goodwin. The past
two days have supported that re.
quest. Then Walter Rash who was
in the election room has been favor.
ed. Comment is unnecessary,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
NnIiAlian EntlcnYnr

The Christian IIndeavor Society
OF f;rst Presbyterian Church, will
celebrate the Twentieth Birthday
Of Christian lEndcayor. tomorro W
evening at O.45 p. m. An interest.
ing program has been arranged.
The members and friends OF the
church are earnestly requested to
be present, A special collection
will be taken for the bene!i, OF mis-
sions. The pastor, Rev. w. NJ.
Schall. will preach special SER
mon on Christian Eudeavor tomor.
row morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Large Crop OF tiny.

Matthew Roser OF Hockessin,
baled thirty tons Of hay for O'Neal
Bros, of Mt. Cuba, last week,
which they have for sale. They
also fed twenty-five head OF cattle
the past season and have an abun-
dance Of provender. The old Mar
tin farm which they recently pur.
chased, is rapidly being restored
to Its former state ofiertility. They
expect still larger crop next sea.
sou. They are good farmers and
between that calling, trading and
batchering. are highly properous.>
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
DINNER At CLAYTON HOUSE.

A dinner is to be given by the Bar
Association Of New Castle County, at
the Clayton House on Monday even-
ing. Some interesting toasts will be
responded to and the affair will doubt
less be one Of the most succeSsfulstag
affairs of the season. Among those
who will answer the toasts are John
Bassctt Moore, Judge George Gray,
Judge James Penncwill, LeviC. Bird,
Henry Ridgeley, Charles f. Richards
Former Senator Anthony Higgins will
be toast master.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
GAVE A LUNCHEON.

Mrs. T.. Tatnall Warner gave a
luncheon on Thursday at her home in
honor of Miss Ethel Lea.
AT the head Of the table was Mrs.
Warner, OF course, at her right the
guest of honor, Miss Lea, Miss Lucy
Bancroft, the Misses Cause, Miss
Madeline Draper, Miss Margery Lea,
of Philadelphia, Miss Marguerite
Johnston, Miss Rebecca r. Smith
Miss Anne Bradford.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

simms Comp. tennyr0yM Pills, the
original aDd only real genuine. The only
Pills that passed the unayii6iol board Of
New York out OF all unaiy,el aud wors
recUmmenduu to tho confidence OF the
ladies. Tho ilrst nate unler tne mans.
tour Trade mirs. now ID yoLrs worry vat-
uablo tho laul5J iaVrriLes Gal be relic
on rs II puru line reneuy, ii. Sent al 50 ny
mail. Man depot uOj hinI streaG Will
miugton Del. Mboe,aIa ~ JnDbtrt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
PUBLIC SALES.

February
Seal Estat Court Horse
6-EiWuUd Neoster, sui, Of horScs at
q Martins stables.
g. Real estate at 0pIrn HuuS.
12--tstate, John Almond, i.e Moor
li-Rcai state New Castle tid
LIE loTonoo. Edgrmoor.
l5-Turnturo by Stidhanl e. Son.
ID -Duttoi ,.ichsrd Mil Creek Hd.
lS-h olnley a Mousley, Brandy wine HID.
lg-thas. h. Webster. Brand.y wine Hd,
2U-Jas.rI Wilson, tpripggardeu Farm,
New Castle Hid.
20 Household coils at 9Th and Jrfirr on
2l-JOhn ". Denney on thu Buck farm
New Castle lid.
March
5-Walter Thompson, Red Lion Hid.
h-l'uusrh1.d ale, Is King atrc.t.
f-CalvLu ;rpssit, near Prices Corner.
FL or the Casey ES Htc hear tuvmvu /
I4-Wm, Bruckeh. New hoad. Ghrlstiaua
HID
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
On ound-llog Day

To-day was gr0undshog day and StanS.
bury Murray declares that hs saw this
scary iitile rodent. He says he dovo for
MIN and Just succeeded in missing his tall
ns he went into his hole. shall we Go =
hevo MIN or nos is tho question. Every
one knows he old ndaye that il h, see !,
his shadow no rotirss and we have bad
weather, etc.
M prevalent belief is contained In
four lines.
III Candlemas Day be dry and fair,
Tho half of winter 10 come and m uire,
III Ihldema> Day bu wet and foul
IEe nan OF winter gone a. Yule.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
West Chester Line

a reporter in an Interview In the West
Chester Local News says:
"What about the Wilmington lines"
Well. know Mr.. Hotfocker, well. ind he
apparently is In earnest. But they are hav-
ing considerable trouble about the rights
OF way, especially at Brandy inc Summit
crossing. They will have to bridge the
Baltimore Central road and that Is OK.
pensive and troublesome"
"Wlll the road pny II built? We'll, i don't
know. But they expect to haul a good deal
of truck and fruit TO West Chester. Thoy
will run their tracks TO tho Fourth street
whurf In Wilmington. and bring fresh
truck, fruit and produce up In large quan.
titles. They hink this would add much to
revenues OF the road,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
ROSS CONTEST
DROPPED.

Senator Francis J. McNulty will
retain his seat as State Senator.
The attorneys for contestant How
ard ID. Ross held a conference this
morning and decided that in view
Of the testimony brought out dur.
ing the hearing on Thursday and
Friday nights it was inexpedient
to 90 any further with the contest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

Miss Jeanette Mammele, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Mammele
of No. 4O3 East Sixth Street, celebra-
ted her fifteenth birthday on Thurs
day. Her friends presented her with
number of presents Refreshments
were served.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
,--, Given undeI the hand and soa, u
l s.s. ! Oiilco Ol tho kusL,Ipr nIuroiAlI IL
T. EdlSTERS ORDER.
IL EhuisrBi's OFFICE,
NLH CASTLE, COUNTY, Del,


NLW IAsIIE, COUNTY Dut.,
January -, 1871.
Upon tho application Of Thomas ". Fam
linn, late OF tmlst!ana Hundred In said
county, deceased, u Is ordered ard lircctel by
the Register that tho Executors aforesaid
give nOLicu of granting OF Letters Trstamen-
tury upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the dat-uf granting thereof by c,lIin, d lycr.
tigcmente to be po|tel within forty DAYS from
the dateUt such Letter in six OF tho most DuD
liz places OF the county OF NuY Castle, re iutr
inEull persons having demand, against ths o.
tote, tOprescnt the same or abide by an act OF
Assembly In such caSo inalo and provided ;anl
hlsu cause tho same to be inserted within tb3
tamepcrCd In tho DAILY RErUgI.!CAN, aney..
paper ppbishedih Wilmington. Del, and to "a
continued therein three weeks g. o. d.
-----, Given under the hand and seal OF o'.
kA fee OF the Register aforcIaii, at vii.
- - mngton. IN New Castle county afors
said, the day and year above writt,l
CALVIN W. CROSSAN, Register,
NOTICE Notice IL hereby given thatLstter,
Testamentary were In due form Of law
granted untotho undersigned, on tho 10Th day
Of january, A. D.. lHJl, and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF tho dcccai.
cd must present the came, duly attc5tod. to the
said Executors, on or before the 18th day
OF January 1902, or abide the Act Of Assembly
IN such case made and provided.
THOMAS ". FI1NN,
ISAAC j. FLlNN
Executors.
Address: Newport, Del, i3O
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
An Old Man II.

Joseph Adams. aged 10 years, OF
Canterbury, is confined to his home
with general debility. Mr.. Adams
gave the ground for the first school
in Canter bury. He and Caleb Bell
are two oldest men living in Canter-
bury since Stansburry Murray, Sr.
died.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

A GRIPPE coughs often continue for
Lm0nths and sometime lead to fatal re-
suit, alter tho patient Il suppo ed to have
passed the dangst point FoIey'S Honey
aud Tar affords positive protection and SEE
curity from ihsse COUGHS. Sold ut N. b.
Danforth's. 1a0 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

Sheriff Samuel A. Mcdaniel sold
for the American Land Improvement
Company at the Court House, two
properties for $500 each to J. Earnest
Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
DEGlSTEk'5 ORDER,
u HEulsrEh's OFg!Oa.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, nHr.,

~
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. nHr.,
DL?vtHbrr 26. 1000.
Upon the application Of :ntIe rster, al.
m!n.,on I'd. in sail county deceased, IL Ia or
mo Administered TX aforesaid givs n0iiu,
NuIhe est alto OF 9 deJeaie |. with tns dats u
granting thereof, by causing nIvertise,nsnti
- be posted within forty dtyt from 10 dats
II the county Of Now Cassie. requiring ali
personsh hAvils demands axainIs tt, sst, IT.
topresent thG aa,ne or uDlls Dy au ant oe
hsne'::t;y in bur.i cBcs mtde AMI pro silS /;
ana alsp cause tAe ra Nc to be inserted y iSn.
III the same porloi IN tho DAinY REpUgi.t-
CAN. n new-pHpor puDlt5 iel in WilininyLot /.
bel, and 10 be con!lnlcl tLeroIn Inrai
@Ceks.( (e. .. d.
,---, Given under the hand and soa, u
rs. ! oliico oi the Huslsier aforosAii u
- WiI,aingiou. In Now Castle CIunGy
aforesaid. t1e day ana year above wrttol.
CALVIN ". CRJSShN. ksslSter.
NOT1CE-NotIco is h6reDyyiven That .etCerS
OF Administration S"ro III duo form OF
law grnutoi unto th5 uuief,ign ID. on Ll3
10Th day OF Dec. A. ID. 10 a. and tnat al! per
suns having cinilus against tn estate OF tno
ed must present tlh same GUY nitest'
ed TO the saIl Admin !strntriX on or befurs
the 18th uny OF Erc. lUl or abide tho A0t
Of a sseubiy IN such case nialc undproviied
oAiLnE -nu>!'t Il.
AdminlstrAtriX,
Address Nlr Charles w Gonding. corner
5tn and Julfo. .Un streets, Whining jon, Dol
jJl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
$50
More
$500
Suits

price FOR such values. Suits
worth $3.50, sS and $40
among them; all SIS, "a to AZ
inch chest measure. "A lot OF
all wool and sample pairs Of
Trousers at $3.50 per pair;
all siz.s 80 to AZ waists. Mixed
Cheviots Worsteds and Cassl-
mcrcs; all sizes in all wool.
Extra heavy Dickey Kcrscys
at same price.
Closed evenings at 6, en-
cept Saturdays.
JAS. |. MJLL'A & SONS
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats. Market
Shoes Wilmin y.on.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
IheNeafhcr I

Tomorrow promises to bo fair and
rather warmer. Somewhat similar o,u-
ditions will probably prevail on Monday.
The thermuinetsr ut w. Z. Tuylor's
drug store 81! King atroet to-day regis !.
tered AS follows
o'clock 10 O'Clock 1o'cloGk
II g5 80
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Tha Fish Market,

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
Street market hOu-e. the following fish
Whiting. four pounds for u quar or; also
yellow perch. iako shad, fresh shad. shceps
head. cut fish, siaelt- and fine kennebsck
salmon. Call early aud get ilrst choice.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Mission ODened.

A nuinter of Christian people have de-
cidod to reopen the City Mission at Front
ana Madison streets. A Sabbath School
will DO organized and opened tomorrow
afternoon at > o'clock p. III. And at .. 30
o'clock II prayer and experience meeting
will be held. Everybody Is requested to
como out and attend and In crest them.
selves in this praise worthy undertaking.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
To Haul the Prisoners

The New Castle Levy Court has
awarded the contract of hauling the
prisoners from New Castle Jail to the
COu IT House to John Beck
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Ut0pian Club

The Utopian Club will render tho
following program tomorrow after
noon.
Prayer. Observation-Disclosures. Chaplain
Piano Solo. End Mazurka Goddard
Prof. j. G. Wright
Tenor solo "My Trust in Thee"
Walters, Mr.. j. G. IIinson
First of a series of papers on Astron.
omy my..............J. j. Luther Hubert
Saxophone solo. With Thee. Bennett
Emory j. Wright
Essay ... "Duty' Daisy Anderson
SaXophone Ductt. :. "Kindred Souls
Eilcnberg ......... Harry Anderson
Elwood Hubert
Solo. .... Consolation -. .. Hatton
Miss Charity Simpson
Cornet and saxophonc duett, Larboard
hulSil W NilliulilS
Alexander Hollis, j. c. Wright
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
- cAsscv cASptANro -
ClvocoI)le(N
1bs. SOs. sAaA 1aSs Dusxlsts.
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold In bulk
Beware Of the dealer who tries to sell
something "just as good.
AT DOVER
TO-DAY.

Torlv.eisht members of the Leg
islature tailed to appear here today
The vote for Senators resulted as
follows:
LONG TERM.
Addicks, 2
Kenney, 2.
Hilles, o.
DUPONT. 0.
Spruance. 0.
Higgins. 0.
II. b. Thompson, 0.
SHORT TERM.
Salisbury, 2.
Addicks, ?.
Richards, @
Hilles, 0.
Nields 0.
G. JGray, O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

Tomorrow at 7.30 and 10. 80 a. m.
Rev. = Owen Jones will hold services
at st. Michael's Church, corner Chest
nut and Adams streets. Sermon at
second SprYicn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Bromu"QuinIne removes the
cause.
Had a Close Call.

Thomas Nandever of Mt. Cuba bad n
miraculons escape IRON being killed yes.
terday morning As he was driving across
the railroad tracks ntWoo ldaie fis wagon
was s'ruck by tho LIudenberg train. / he
wagon was dem"isnod and he received
some slight lujure,.
l. it burn ? U 9 DR.. Thomas X CO.
tric ON A cutS Use Dr.. Thomas Eo.
lectric uil. AT your druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

Go in stock today
Not old stock or
old styles. b It
new uits made
up this season.
Single Suits, Sam
pie Suits, a IL d
small lots enable
,,s to make such
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

TRUSTWORTHY PERSON TO TRAVEL
i Tor od established reliable hCu-"; posi-
lively no cauynssing required; salary $7sI and
expenses; enclose self addressed stanucI en-
vciuir, Manager 355 taxton Eu!ldiEg. Chi
caro- No .i,a f4g.6'!3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

a. 'NTED AGENTS TO SELL THE N NEW
w process window washer; water tank,
sponge and rrbbor dryer combIned. klel1r
Erns. CltYclnMn. Ohio i 70
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
Saturday, Feb. ?, 1901.
One Of our sp cials this week:
Green Acre Sausage, no other
in town just as good I2c. lb.

HAkSCOh'S, SeYeltl and Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

" AN rED--A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w so er,l house work: wages $500 per
week. Apply at NO 10la . elswarc avenue.
f2.os
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

1I'OE sALE-GROCERY AND PROVISION
j. store; well selected stock, doinga good
business; Nill sell by lump or invent ory.
hdarrsI Y Y. Il. Republican Office. f2-3tA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

HDY 70 TIhNEI. IN DEIAW WARE so
J mpntrly and all cXpnnseS to start; best
r.feruAccT required position pc, N anrnt self
addrrs.",i cuvr!Urr tor r"Yly. Address Treas.
urer McBraIy, SO Drnrborn, Chicago.
llrn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

LuR RENT-FARM OF Is ACRES WITH
II frstclaSs buildings near Brand ywi Inc
SPRINGS. Apply to VIM. J. Fishor, GOd Mar.
kut trent. f2-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

Gi O PAID fE 100 ECH DlSTn1BUTlNG
u Q =ump!os Of washing powder: ,end &c
STAMPS il. }. Elliott, Denver. Col. lt.ra
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02

Du~ITIpNS UNDER THE GOVERN LENT
J. TAuu,an15 oi appointments VIII h' madr-
from civil service examination. 10 he held
ever! wh,rr !u March aud April: catalogue
Of information tlrs to'uM bian tofrespOn
Genes College,. Washington d G. ltre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-02-02
PUBLIC SAIL ES.

w. \. Hukil), nuctionccr. calls snles ID city
and country; now Is tho tim" to se,ect your
Gay 80 avoid too nGYv sairs ON the Same dry.
L! aRtcul
Arizona republican., 1901-05-11
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THE HUSTLER" TONIGHT.

At the opera house tonight '"The Hustler" big farce comedy, with a company of clever comedians and a bevy of pretty girls, will make it's first appearance in this city. Everyone who has had the pleasure of witnessing the production of "The Hustler" admits that as a comedy creation it stands without a peer. It abounds. in enough funny incidents and ludicrous sltua- tions to stock regiment of plays. The comedy is as spontaneous as the laugh ter it continually provokes. MT. Davis has given it an exceedingly elaborate produ .tion this season, retaining all the old favortes in the cast as we'll as introducing many novel specialties and spectacular effects. Special summer prices will prevail during this engage ment tonight-25c. 55c, soc and 75c Seats on sale now at the box office.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-11

De RetZke brothers together. Schu- mann Heink is magnificent, a fair rival of Nordica in vocal attainments and a far greater artiGt in dramatic force while to have the opportunity to listen to Jean de Retzke as Lohengrin Is worth a lifetime. One of our greatest educators ha., said of this opera, "It is an exquisite bit of lacework." and when We see De Retzke in 1t We appre- ciated the force and beauty of the com parisln.
 This week we have Sousa and his great band, also Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott in "The Merchant of Venice" and Mary Mannering in Janice Meredith" We can raise but one objection to this list. There are too many good things at once. It takes more time and money to attend so many choice entertainments than most of us have to spare, hence we must dis. criminate and be discreet in doing it. but grateful all the time for the chance of seeing any Of them. And, again, we are reminded that Chicago is a great city. MAGGIE WHEELER, ROSS.