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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
M N.t,o.,s ro,lowsrs.

Chlessa. ~ Feb. z --Christ,,u ScIsncs
| faDn' los have begun u clinpaign AYalu Il
| uru1 ores. Thrss were attacked Lass
DiIht AMI QUE eUt.y. Herman Luwsnthai,
on" nf the sufferers, said :"F'ivs W ,iasn en-.
tered my store. aud une cams ~ mo and
said, "Do you Dsiieve III Dvwi.P"
II du no l replied
"Wrl1, we do; We believe In GU ring bu-
man us through prayer and not the use
''Wh.lo the leader OF the women was
talking e. me Ia this way. the OF hers v ere
tusy sweeping hot les II p hient meiicine
Standing IN tho show c,iss on to the flour.
Mr.. Ponces. another vic tim, snys that
the WON II who invacrd his store INN d. o
combined attack On ihe show Gu ,ss md
destroyed nbOu slU0 worth Ut proporry and
br""e his telsD"Oue " h,le h, was :tryinK
10 use IL 10 cnll Tie po leo. A clio X threw u
pail ut watr IN nns Of The iatruIers, fore
ing the party to tlght.
Ihlsa 'Urnoun six women entered the
dru store OF I. l.. Qunrles AMI after tell
ins him that druggists were uAenis OF the
devil, smashed u lot Of b titles and threw
scnle weight at tho bot los standing on
shelves against the walls breaking many
OF ihrin.
Milwaukee, Wis, ob,7.-An unknown
female ehnluting the crusade Of Mrs. Nh
ton. today entered u sa Opn ut Eleventh
and Lloyd street seized M armfnli VI pool
b'ii. and hurl d them about with such
good aim that The mirrors aud other glass
ware about the place were quickly deniol-
ishrd.
IiAbitues OF he salo1a scram bled for tho
doors when the woman began throwing
the ball. Sha fini ,hed the work Of demo l.
tivn and escaped before All officer could be
bruug lit to he scene
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Shot Wife AMI Then Ku!ei Himself.

New York, Feb s. Carl Arnold. the
sou OF u prrsper"l' II lGlem llaupr scilsr
snn' his witu tod"n h and then himself in
tue Il Of Cnrhe JUS Barre &. Mt M l 8
"rsI Ond Hunted and seventh street,
pes'rr lay. Drluk aud jealousy caused
tho tragedy.
Although shs was only twenty, Mrs
A nu!u hal seen mnch of lite Sha WIS
mar ted 10 Fom >onnedy, nov SOWING a
term In Sing sing, ;hey had prr,ty
rhiih, Edna, nov threc venrs old. Four
months ago, nft,r citing divorce, .he
married Arhhld. Tho IN, h r did no up
prov ot the young wUmaAs habi 81 no. OF
the marriage
The son lost his job rs special officer In
the saloon ut Ono HUI red and Ninth
street aud the rt,ul-ya d, one OF IA,
IL tle Coney Island 'type. They were
di-pos'ea 81, md Mr.. Arnold and her
child Wont 10 livo ut tho Barrett's,
Arm I'd called IN her he night bsfore
last. nnd n.Ain Yesterday Eurnins. He
Was ugly aud affect ,ounte by turns,
Mrs. Arnold Wa. net ny yesterday
morning when ha cnlIrd. He walEe In
TO the Irdr"on. B,rre In TIE mUxt room.
heard three shut. ~ rapid succession.
Barrett ran IDiO The room aud K!Hpp,ed
vita the murderer. who .ricd 10 shoot
BIN. He knocked no pistol tn the fl nr,
Arhoid 20 it again and put U bullet
through his own jnRuinr vein,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Nearly RuA Down.

That he e>cnned death or probably u ser.
ion4 Injury | duo TIA miracle 50 THINKS
dos pm a. Coaiiy, secretary aud t easur.r
al Tue J. Clymsr Company Hs ca NJ
near being ruh down ny Il horse ATTACHED
t"a buggy. .hJ horse had become ex-
cit'u ny the hpi'iliucs Ut IL whip III the
hands OF ne liver AMI dashed Out DE-! u.
ware hveuua ihts III rage i, nnU ner
pro"t ina drivers should bs made 10 OF.
serve tho righ Of ci iz.u
AR. CoE'ly. who WAS riding on a bicycle,
WIS prucedd1ns west on Delaware avenue
TO ward his residence NJ No, YJl Uei. ave.
mere Was car ancni VI MIN and he was
Wlselinx Elons u IL moderate pacs. AT
.ir1 rsun sire he ami anU her tLcyle co...
II 'eu botn Jumped from their wneeis
hhd were making apOiIg g. Az this
Junctnre the CO.. was stopped to allow
s"'no PASSENGERS to aigi. h'Is Uue
Passengers were go ting off The car nnL
hr'"e The bicycltrs had ti.ns to
mount their wn,ei> IL horse Il ivan ~ q
yoang mau, WhD either WAS In Uyic ted
Or had no regard for he safety OF q h rs.
cams dhshing toward tho gioup NJ u fur
ions speed. AIR Cnmiy graspuu his wh,ul
an" dared around tine back Of the IF aud
hn'tenei To tho other lido Of the streeg.
he youth turned his horse in tho same
direction and deliberately IAN Mr.. COMFY
down.
he wnS struck by the horss, the shafts
AMI the wheuIs of the buggy. the tsnd.n-
cy being ~ push him forward, but no
man"sed to escape being knocked dawn.
lh' veh:cir PASSED over his wheel, b day
damaging II. Mithout slackening speed
In hu ies~t the driver roni inued uuL Deln.
Ware avenue. An official of uy Railway
co'hpnnY Was on the Car aud Or Tered Lils
mO.urInaE 10 pursue thu rerk les, Dir Va.
Az Adams str at thr you h Jurnet his
horse suu'h aud escaped ON his pursu-
erS.
Fortunately Mr.. Comfy was not severe.
~ injured Tie sustained s.ve nj brui, es
his back was " encned 30 hat 1t panied
HIN cpn'iiorab'v. The young mans nc.
ti"n was brutal and Mr. Comfy wnulL
have leiL cen 'iiary GrattlrJ had he been
able To nave had him nrru.IeI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
BIG FIRE IN
SCRANTON

Scranton, Pa, Feb. The
worst fire Scranton has ever known
today destl owed seven of the princi-
pal business houses on Lackawanna
avenue and caused loss Of $780,
600
The fire began at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, and ragged until T. 1t
began 10 the Llolor room OF the four
story Henwood Building, at No. 3l6
Lackawauna avenue and occupied
as clothing store by Z, J, Horan-
aud on the uppertloors by the Del
aware, Lackawanna q Western
Car Accountants office and Gram
bers' photograph parlors and
Moses overall mandatory.
John Campbell, driver oil tho
Phoenix Chemical Company had an
arm broken by falling cornices
Foreman Holnagle, oil the Century
Hose Company. was overcome by
smoke and taken to Lackawana
Hospital. George Connors, of the
Chrystal Company, was cut by thy.
ing glass.
The force Of fremen suffered
much from the cold, the spraying
water covering them aud encrust-
ing their coats ia ice.
The First National Bank trans
lerred all the cash on hand, several
hundred thousand dollars, to tho
vaults OF the Scranton Savinga
Bank. With the fire kept clear Of
their building, they will open for
business in the morning. Matthews
Bros, wholesale druggists having
a reserve stock OF goods 10 the
warehouses. will resume business
tomorrow morning IN the storeroom
formerly used by the Hunt Cornell
n U,I Ia lat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
In Mem )rv.

In sad but LOVING remembrance
of my loving husband, John c. H,
Donovan, who died suddenly, Feb.
!. 1900.
Just one year has past. and Oh, l
miss him,
Friends may think the wound
has healed.
But God alone knows the sorrow,
That lies within my heart con.
cealsd,
Thou art gone. but not forgotten
In this great world OF strife,
Thou shalt ALWAYS be re mem bered,
As long as God gives me lite.
! count the days since thou hast
lett me
And oh the DAYS seem oh 80 long
Without dear husband who has
gone.
To his heavenly home.
Loved in lie, remembered in death
Wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
w. RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November Is, 1900
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch
light.
~ EXPRESS TRANS
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Avos
nue. Station. for
NEW YORK, week days. sol, ss.as.
1852 a. M; 'l2.l9, '2.34. '".5S. '5.lS (Royal
:sOi, .sas. :ii.s5 a. M: va, .s5s. .5.I
Roval Limitedl. '12. 'l052 y. IN.
$50. 't5v, 7st, Is IS. 1913. 'lo52 il.os a. m.
r2l9. ..34. 30O, '35s, '5.1S (Royai Lit.
td,, '525. '627. 6.35. '7i2. 'lO,52 p m. SIM
days. 500. 730, $50, "9 80. 1858, .ll3, a. m !;
.2si. Soo '35s; '5.S tRoyaI Limited: 6.55.
Chester. week days. $50. $3.50. 73O. ss."5
$50. 'l0.52, Hos a. m: "2.34, 800, '525, Sd
'7.R. 1852 p. m. Sundays, 7aO, $50. .. ..
.o59 lbs a. n; 's.si. SvJ. S.s5. T.A2, svs.
Atlantic City,week days $50 4 m ;.l2 .,
s2.S4 and $50 p. m. Sundays. 7.3u a. m;
Cape May. Ocean City. week days.
e. 30 a. m: % "a D. m. Sundays 7.3O a m.
40 Sea Isle City, week days. $50 q. m;
Baltimore and Washington. week days.
HlS. SIS. 'Svi. 'll0l a. m; s1256, -zOy,
~; $40. H57. '6.2y tRoyal Limited y 4.
." 'ns ? ss .so s"!iS s 80 "a Sos. ~ l.m sos
'r), 643. 'S.04. '10.l6 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, 655 q. M;
S1s p M, daily except Sunday: 906 a M;
i43 p. M. Sunday only.
Newark. week days, AIS. 6H. Is o..
'll0l a. NJ: 'l2.56. 3l9. a57. 625, sol
p. m Sundays, AIS, 500, COS a. m;
sl2.,6. 457. 643, 1882. 1904 ? m.
Pittsburg, week days. 1904 a. m.: st.67.
s1016 p. m. Sundays. sS.M q. M: AL.
chIcsro. daily: so a. M; ~ p. m.
Cincinnati and 81 Louis. alb a m;
s12 s6 and '1016 p m daily.
Singerly accommodation. week days.
eH m: 3l9. 625 p. m. Sundays. sos a.
mss 1872 p m.
Landenherg. accommodation. week days.
SO th7 p m SUNDAYS, 6i3 y m.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION FOR
Baltimore week days, $40 p. m
I.andenheic. week days. $40 a. m: SO
500 y. m sundays. $40 A m: SIS p m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA TO" WI.
Fnington week days. 'a3 81. $50 49, 10 q.
j, M a. m: 'i2 80 y 81. az. 1907 AN ..
e. 30. '6.4s Royal Limited. 6M SO 73l.
- 4o. s,M r. m. SUNDAYS. 3ah $50 SO
and II ~ a. m. '12 20. '1,a7. 1t. %3l $40,
ss4s tRoyal Limited. $50. TSO $40. 1880
p, m.
Deimarvia Telephone No. 1913
Rates to Western points lower than vie
any other line d UNDERWOOD.
General ManaR r.
Fl. A. Miller. Passenger Agent vii.
G'roton no'
D. y. MARTIN. MAs. q F.lss. YiAIsA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
,K.ll.r.s cosalt,on.

The Raw. John Keller. " Arlington. N.
], who was shot last sunday by his ola.
u NE friend anu parish.oner 1houins u.
Barker, suffered RELAPSE yesterday. He
WIS tn Rront pain during most OF tho day.
and callers w the house could plniuiy
hear The ag"DiziDg means Of tho sufferer
from the dOurstep.
hils II wus NOT admitted at the hou 70
that NJ. Keller wAa WORSE. Chief Of Police
oISn and Ds,sctlvs McCoriniok male no
ntt.mps To cOncen: tile iuct ibs latter
eHd ihuL he had not bon aud would not
b. nbl5 10 get my assuranc, for AZ LEAST
teu days whether MIR. Keller would live
or die. Mr.. Keller, hs said, Was nvs I'M
p,oviug but merely holdiIg his own.
MIRA. barker, tho alleged victim " the
c'ergy mRn. Is also IN state of COLLAPSE,
probably aus 10 The severe ordeal to which
she WI, suhjecisd day before yesterday "
Marshall Van Winkis. COUNSEL for hor
her husband.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
xcaR KENT OFFICERS.
Jail Commissioner Selected by the
New Levy Court.

New Levy Court.
| Special to The Sun. .....' a.
Dover, Feb. THE Kent county Lev!
Court met today and selected Frank H
Davis, attorney; Captain Joseph l.. Bee
sail, janitor; DIR. William Burton, jal
physician, John s. Rowan, Republican
former sheriff, Joseph Mcdaniel, Demo
crat and Robert Collins, Republican
were chosen Jail commissioners. James
=. Aron, Representative in the General
Assembly, was chosen keeper Of the
almshOuse and Is being congratulated on
his good luck. Clerk of the Peace
Downs cast the deciding vote in each of
the appointments and says that he will
continue to cast 1t in this way as long
| as the power Is vested in him.
DIR. William Writ King delivered n
lecture on "AIrs. Grundy" ut Hockessin
last night.
A bazaar and musical entertainment
was begun at st. Joscph's on the Brandy
wine last night.
The members of the Levy Court yes-
terday continued tho revision CT the
assessment.
Ella G, Maclison, daughter of Issac J.
Mackisoh of Marshallton, Del, died
Tuesday aged q years.
The low temperature has made ice
tight and strong. Fair skating is found
at Barley Mill dam.
The Newport WOmen's Christian Tenn
perance Union held its monthly meeting
in Newport yesterday afternoon.
The tug Fred. Jansen was put in the
drydock at the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Companys shipyard yesterday for re-
pairs.
Register of Wills Crossrn yesterday
granted letters teStamentary on the cs-
tate Of Bernard McVey to Margaret
McVey.
Mrs. James A. Dodd. wife of James
A. Dodd, a prosperous Rehoboth farmer,
dropped dead while gathering eggs in the
barn loft.
The Pennsylvania A. G. and the West
End Reading Room basket ball teams
will play game at the reading room
tonight.
On account Of the illness of his wife
the Rev. II. l.. Hubbard of Baltimore
will not lecture in Madeey NJ. Il. Church
this evening.
The semi-annual inspection Of the
Fire Department by the fire committee
of City Council will take place February
18th and 10Th.
Garrett, Miller & Co. Is equipping sew
eral draw bridges in Norfolk, Va, for the
Norfolk 4 Western railroad, with cleo
trical machinery.
The barn and residence on the farm of |
Timothy Sheehan at New Garden. Pa,
about two and Il half miles from Hook
nssin, were destroyed by fire Wednesday
night.
The funeral of Maggie Brown will take
place at o'clock this afternoon from
her late home, No. 1886 Wollaston street.
Services will he held at the house and
nterment made at st. Peters cemetery.
Miss Helen N. Chandler of No. 1907
Madison street, granddaughter Of Mrs.
'regs Chandler, and Henry G. Nc
Jlane, were married on Wednesday by
he Rev. Hubert w. Wells, rector of St.
andrews Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Officers Of the National Guard have
com, let d work IN Tho new military b, II
anu IN u shor. time II will b. pr.ssn to
to he General Assemb, frr il. action.
Tho ne Bill provides that the one regl.
msnt In i~lhwa"e shall hnvs the for,na.
tim "s regim-nts in The regular mr. my. At
present. Il has en cvinpnnie. forming two
ba' tniions. Under the new formation 1t
would have twe'vs companies Ia three
bn' taiOns. Provi lou Is al . M, 10 for
Held days Sd that the regiment might bs
civan I've proper training III f,ld move.
Ments.
II Is believed the Legislature will con-
siier tho heed. Of + militia nnd will
give IL he ns istuncs desired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
ONE WAY Second CLASS SETTLERS
FARES 10 7 E WE ST VIA Is.
go Pan ROAD

On February l2th. l9sh md Goth the
Bal 'imors nrd Ohio Rniiioad Company
Will Sell srcond c Ass tcEe = 10 the West
nj Hr eatly reduced rates. Tickets at the
siris III . will III q be sold from Fe III.
nry 6sh to April Boil. good to leave CHI.
Gag" Or :; Louis gu the Tuesday follow.
lag the date 4 sale. For Jul purtlcu. urs
apply ~ b. and v. agents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Free Trial Package Of this New Dis
coYery lailsd 10 Every Man
Sending name and Address,
Quickly Restores Strength
and Y.sor.
% trih package, Of most remarkable
feL.,.. .oiIg mailed 10 ali VINO WI /
Nr:tv Tie State Medical Institute They

irect0r.
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years against the mental snd ply 10 Il
suffering of lost manhood that tho n .tl-
tuts has dscdrd tn dlstrhups
Tree thai packages to all who write. IL 10
HON" treatm0at AMI Ail men who sutf.r
with any form OF sexual weakns . result.
ing from youthful folly. premature loss
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shcele. or einsci ,t.On otparts eau now cure
them . so NJ huin,.
THO remedy hiss n Eecu 'iRrly grateful
eject o. warmth and .se,ns to act direct
~ the desired iOcn. on giving siren oh aud
development just where It. Is needed IL
cures all tho Ills and ,rOub tha come
from years u! inisuse Of lbs lural func.
lions anu has been an nbsulu u success in
OIL oases. reg est to the state Medical
Institute, B kieGtrun Building. 1T, Nay.
NJ. lnd., stStlng Tint y"u Leslrc vne Of
ihfir free t'ihl pnt kares will ls complied
with promptly. The institute |. Gesiruus
Of reaching that grent class of mon who
are unable To 'aave hume to he tren I'd
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"thAness WHEN t, . proper r"ineiirs nrs
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08


our city told another very promi.
nent man whose name has been be.
fore the people of our State for sew.
eral years for u. S. Senator, that il
ANYBODY else stood any show o.
being elected one of the U. S. Sen
ators, he would not he in favor oil
him. But as the Republican mem.
bers of tie two lower counties were
10 Il man for him, he should like to
see the deadlock settled and J. Ed.
ward Addicks and any other Re.
publican. he did not care who. cleo.
ted TO the Sen atorship at once. II
the Democrats had elected their
candidates in Kent and Sussex
as they have for years past, the Re.
publicans would have been saved
tie trouble oil electins two U. S
Senators. The Union Republicans
are such factor that they cannot
possibly be ignored 10 their choice
tor Senator. They have a right to
support one of the candidates until
their choice Is successful. They
cant be driven, coaXed or cajoied
into making any deals with Mr..
AddIcks out OF it. We only write
what We known by personal talks
with the Union Republican mem.
bers of the General Assembly The
contention can successfully be end
cd III less than "a hours. All the
Republican members have TO do is
to 20 into caucus and each faction
seect their own candidate. and be-
lore tomorrow is over. Delaware,
Tor the first time in its history, will
be rel resented at Washington b.
two Republican Senators. The
rank and file Of the party want the
Senators elected wltEout any more
tooling. The men who have done
the work. blocking the wards. par
ty workers. the men who sat up at
nights directing the work at the
primaries and before election day,
the men VINO carry their dinner
kettles to work in the morning, who
have stooa in line Tor hours under
tine good old Democratic method OF
collecting county taxes and who
we're even arrested Tor voting the
Republican ticket in Wilmington,
they are the men vino want the
toollshness at Dover stopped. With.
out their votes. the Republican md.
joritr would De ni. These men are
becoming SO disguised that they
vow obey will notvote at the coming
city election if these Senators are
not elected. They give the Repub-
lican party notice that the men who
were sent to the Legislature to rep
resent them, are not keeping iallh
with the Republican voters OF De.a-
ware. Gentlemen Of the Le.lslL.
ture. do you not know that YOU are
paving the way !or Republican de-
ieat in Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

The Legislature will have TO
rant the Board OF Education the
Fight to issue certificates OF indebl-
e4ness 10 pay Tor the new High
School the building is up anu it
|'l have to be paid .or. 1t is TOO
te 10 crlllcise the cost. The city
as received good value for the mon.
y expended and Delaware has
public school 10 be proud Of Pass
be bill aud perInttn. man VINO did
ne work to get their money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Washington. d. C.. Feb. 1.-The
Naval Board of Construction de-
cided today to award one OF the
contracts for the protected cruisers
10 Neafic e. Levy. of Philadelphia,
provided that firm will restore GER.
tain items left out in their tender
and accept az recompense for the
same an etfacemet Of certain parts
OF the specifications. The Board
will continue the discussion OF the
three other tenders for the two re-
naming cruisers.
Feathers, cubs, knives, war dance next
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

evidences Of III qnIcknrs, and surrnes-
Of tina wonderful rvturuv, DR. Aguuw's
Catarrhal Pow Ter "For yearsI WA a
cum OF ChrOuic Catnrrh-tri1d MANY
RENE lie but 10 cure WIS eff ,cted until
hnt prncu cd ant used Dr. Agnpw
Catarrhal rowder. F,r,t application z we
Instant relief AMI in an incredibly short
whn, l was absolutely cured ."-Jnmvs
Henc-v. Dun lee y. Y -.
Sud BY q. JAS. B,l'. oh and Market
treer. and N b. Danlurth, 2ud and Mar
ket stree
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

A prisoner tried Yesterday and
convicted at the upper court on the
charge oil stealing two quarts OF
milk, escaped with his lille lie was
LDenteDced to receive ~ lashes and
erte six months in jail, That
he law and il often costs $50 10 try
b petty Case oil larceny. winch
Should be disposed oil in the Mum.
fipal Court, We have no wish to
ItIcisc the actions o tnc Court,
1t only carries out the law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

THE Trustees OF the New Castle
County WCrkhouse were given a
hearing before the House Committee
| on Wednesday afternoon at Dover,
AOn the bill to enable them to get a
loan OF at least $50, OJJ, winch, 1t
is said, will finish the penitcntiary
and build the stock AIDE around the
institution. There is prospect OF
the Board of Trustees being amen
ded and more trustees ADDED or
some change made in the control
of the institution. 1t will be some
months yet before the cells can be
completed, the work house finished
and the prisoners at New Castle
jail turned over to the trustees.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

ALL true Republicans desire to
unite on one set Of candidates at
the election in this city next June.
as we'll as at the State election in
1902 1t they do not do SO the par
ty will be dele ated, the Uemoc rats
will fill the offices and control the
legislation of the State. This is
well understood, and vet the Re-
publican members OF the Le.isla-
ture continue to wrangle over the
election Of candidates 10 the U. S.
Senate and render a union OF the
party lmpr probable il not impossible.
They may be honest. but 10 say
the least they are very poor poitl-
cians. They should adopt such
course as will strengthen and not
disrupt the party, or in any way
contribute to it's defeat. If thew do
not do this. they will lead TO their
own retli ement IRON public lite at
the expiration Of their present term
Of Office and be mathematical bv
their former irienas and allies.
They can strengthen or defeat the
party by their actions. Winch will
they do? 1t is not wise TO keep
stirring up old sores. or to punish
offence when the effect will recoil
on themselves or upon the party.
Samson pulled down the Tempe.
but as he killed himself as well as
his enemies in dong so, our lesis.
lators should not be guilty Of a
similar suicidal act. them save
the party and also themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
A Fortunate Escape.

John Riley ow"s hi li.o 10 Special OF.
flcrr 'rdy. Yesterday afternoon the
man got IN tho truck. OF the forN urd car
81 the Florida Special ut fr nch Street
stat'on. hs man WA. purity iutoxica !.
Ell aud had he Renamed in his ppriluu.
posiuon he would uDdou btediy have b. en-
corpse n few hours inter. v hen the Gu !.
gi"e would take water a. Pencadrr Riley
would have boon dreucbsd. Then the
special would spred u rate TINT would
have 'rozsD him tn dra h. A nue OF %
aud cost, was Imposed
MI Mania
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Take Laxative Bromo QUINN, 1abists
All druggists refund the money II 10 fails
~ cnrs. h. W, orovss Signature y ON
every boz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

SOLOMON in all his glory was not
"arrayed" like this. Readers, here
are two tid-bits from last evening $
Every Evening:
"Perbaps Mr.. Addicka now
wshe, he had not played the des-
picable poi'ticaltraltor IN 1875, and
Tobbed the Republicans OF U. =.
PSenator simply because he could
not be elected TO the Office. His sell
' Gshness is now returning 10 plague
bim and TO deprive tim vi the SEN
htorsbip he SO wildly desires. Had
he not been SO lraitotoue in ISIS,
he might be elected now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Or. Ball Goa IN .,yruJI, a.ways in the
Lent Tho upls atv.n 10 liki LniL u Il I'd
Iiabl cough medicine, aud W, don't blame
them :; Is the best medicine for u.ep-
seat r"nsh Or cold. aud will cure in
one uuy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Mrs. Carrie Nation would he a
good one to bring to Delaware to
smash the Senatorial deadlock at
Dover. Her Ratchet is needed, or
better an axe