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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
HAWKINS SENATE.

If you want to spend an evening
and have quiet little chat.
To discuss the topics of the day aud
at each other whack.
Why come down to the Senate, any
evening OF the week
Where I'm sure our friends will
greet YOU aud give Won chance to
speak.
You will find our old friend Johnson,
President o! the Club,
AS hungry Tor an argument, as a
hound dog is for grub.
No matter what the sub ject, whether
pc itcs or other,
And when YOU re through with him,
sir, you II not tackle any other.
Thcu, there kenney next to tackle,
with his old blue stocking views,
He can give you politics, or history
or news,
lie II mark your line Of argument,
with instrument or rule,
So be posted when YOU meet him,
he's the hardest one TO fool.
If vou believe in prcdestination and
all that is is right,
You want to meet Young Griffith, he
IS the Shining Light,
He'll make you see your destiny,
whether you will or not,
You'll believe you've filled your
mission whether saint or aot.
Vice President Kane will greet you
and make you teel at home,
And then proceed TO pump yon as
dry as bone,
lie II quickly introduce you to the
gang around the stone
And they'll gauge you sure as
blaHes if YOU dare to make a
move.
Then there's our good friend Gra-
ham, he S the umpire of the gang
AND his decision S final whether
YOU live or hang.
You'll remember Deacon Griffith,
that whatever is is right,
anu uOI hlth cil lEc uiI llliC'~O
there'll surely be fight.
As to Executloner Vandevere, you
had better save your breath,
lie is trained ard hardened at any
form of death;
He delights to render verdicts and
his judgements always true,
So let me give you warning there
is not i chance Tor you.
Then there is Tommy Atkins Of
kakai uniform.
That has fought for Queen Victoria
from Egypt to the Horn,
He will tell YOU OF wall paper, how
TO stick it on the wall
You want to stick to Tommie Tor
Tommic sticks them all,
Last of all is General Lawton, not
IRON the Philippines,
But he owns lot oGmcadow where
he raises corns and beans.
If they d only send him down there,
he made the phlnas new,
He prepared to do the trick, sir,
with his patent needle gun.
One OF the gang.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
VICTIM ATTACK
ED WOMAN.

Paris, Ky, Feb. 1l.--Gsorge Carter, a
negro who was in jail hess Charged with
having assaulted Mrs W. II Board about
three weeks ago was lynchsd by mob
early this morning Shortly after o clock
thirty armed nan appeared at the jail door
aud demanded admittunce Of Iailor Kiser
He refused, and the door was burst open.
The jailOr was overpowered in an in.
slant, the key secured ana in loss than
1--WE minutes Carter was In the hands Of
the m ob He refused to make statelnent.
1t was only tho work Of minute to place
rope around his neck. and he was thsn
dragged to tho entrance Of the Court
House.
Hora tho rope was thrown over the iron
arch leading to tbs entrance. and while
several pulled on tho rope others lifted the
body. He died by strangulatlon.
The mob thon dispersed. During tho
affair not loud word WIS spoken. Scaros
ly any one outside of the imms iiate par
ticipants. knew that the lynching was to
occur. Thelight. had boon put out and
the town was In total sdorkness. Before
they left they plnned q card GU Tho body,
with this inscription" This will be the
fate Of oil negroes who attack white wom-
en-.
The other colorsd occupants Of the jail
wero much frightened, and heir cries were
heard for blocks. Half an hour after the
lynching the streets were deserted, and
the body left swaylEg In tho wind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
TIE GAME KEEPER.

"Thc Game Keeper" new and
romantic Irish Comedy Drama
which won immediate triumph on
its first production comes to the
Opera House on Wednesday night.
A happy inspiration was manifest
ed in the choosing of the title "The
Game Keeper 1t prepares the
audience for an atmosphere at once
new, strange and fascinating, No
country in the world possesses Sc
many elements OF dramatic interest
as dear old Ireland, where the line
between rich and poor, ariatocrat
and paupcr is more sharply drawn
than any where else on earth. Der
ny DolIan, the Game Keeper, is the
leading role of this play, and is in
the hands of Americas favorlte
singing and dancing comedian
Smith O Brien. who for seven years
starred in ". IL Power g success
full play The Ivy Leaf, both PLAYS
are from the pen OF Con. L.
Murphy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
DEATHSsAND &.
FUNERALS.

yohn Rambo, eldest son Of Jacob
Rambo Of EIkton, died on Saturday,
aged 40 years. A widow survives
him.
Jonn Wesley Clark, Of Denton, Md
died on Friday last. He was born in
Kent County, Delaware in 1925. He
owned considerable property in Della
ware. His wife and six children sur
vive him. His widow was Miss Mary
L, Smith of Delaware.
At the advanced age of 80 years,
Stephen Pluck Of Iron Hill. near
Newark, died yesterday morning. Up
to two, weeks ago he attended to the
duties about the farm. He was su-
perintendent of the Cecil County,
Maryland almshouse for fifteen years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
* - N sz. 80 ~ { NJ Z
BAY STATE !:
GAS CO.

Suit instituted by the former for
the recovery Of $4,000. 900 damages
for breach OF contract
John Edward Addicks and Treas
urer WllliamMiller OF the Bay State
Gas Company OF Delaware were
present IN the United States Court
room this morning when Judge Dale
las took his seat on the bench at
the session Of the Circuit Court.
Judge Dallas asked If both silts
were ready in the case Of Samuel
l.. Kent VS.. The Bay State Gas
Company and upon receiving an af-
firmat've reply the jury was drawn
The plaintiff is represented by
James Fl. Hoifecker and Leonard
e. Wales Of this city. Silas w. Pet;
TIT and II. G. Gill OF Petit g. Read,
Philadelphia. For the defense
Messrs. Herbert Ward, this city
and John G. Johnson Of Philadel.
phia. Parker Chandler, OF Boston
was also in the Court room. Alex.
ander FARRELL was chosen foreman
of the jury. There were only three
challenges by the plaintiff and two
by the defense.
Mr.. Hoifecker opened for the
plaintiff and said that contract
was made by Rowllns and Soma 81
Company of Boston through their
attorney Walter e. Biglow attorn.
ey for Samuel l.. Kent. The claim
being made that Oh Dece mber 5.
1895 an agreement was entered ia.
TO between Kent and the Bay State
Gas Company tor the sale OF Acety-
lene and use Of same in Boston and
Brookline, Mass. The plaintiff
was 10 receive $500, 600 in cash and
81, $780, 900 IN stock OF the defendant
Company. Kent claims damages to
the extent of SO, 600, 600.
AT the time the 81. 100000 rep.
resented 10 per cent of the capital
stock. Later on the stock was in
creased. Interviews were held be-
tween the parties but the install
ments were not paid and no stock
delivered. -.
William Fl. Miller was the first
witness called. He is secretary
and treasurer of the Bay State Gas
Company and produced the bylaws
OF the Company adopted August 7,
1889 at which ], Edward Addicks,
his brother and the witness were
present.
In answer to Mr.. Petit he stated
he had been an incorporation Of the
Peninsula Investment Company al
terward changed to the Bay. He
was director, secretary and treas
urer at times He is treasurer at
the present time. The former treas
urer was FredJ. Addicks. He held
that position up to May 10. 1894,
when the witness was elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
PERSONAL
MENTION
TO MAKE HER DEBUT.

Dover, DEL, Feb. l0.--A reception
will he given on Thursday evening by
Mrs. James ii. Hevern, in honor OF
her daughter, Miss Ethel c. Heycrin,
who will make her debut. Miss Hev.
erin is the daughter Of the late james
Heverin, Philadelphia lawyer.
The reception will be held at "Ca-
torverin," the home of the Heverins,
on State Street, and will be attended
by people from various parts of Della
ware and from Philadelphia.
II. Gator Heverin, the dramatist,
who recently achieved success by his
play, "Under the Restoration" is a
brother of the debutante.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

Washington, d. c., Feb. TO-.
Representative Albert d. Shaw,
OF Watertown N. Y, formerly
Commander in-chlcf OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. was found
dead this morning in his room
at the Riggs House. A physician
summoned imme uiatcly after the
discovery Of the body pronounced
death due to apopIexy. He said
death probob|y occurred about 2
O'Clock.
Colonel Shaw, had returned
about 1880 o'clock from a Banquet
at the Ebbitt House in honor Of his
successor, General Leo Rassieur,
and before he left the banquet hall
he responded sloqlently to toast
and appeared in excellent health
and spirits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

The proposition of a Republican
Senator to enter into a bargain with
certain Democrats in regard to the
election Of United States Senators
but was made several days ago,
Representative Finn refused to be a
party to the transaction and the mat
ter was dropped. Mr.. Finn has an
eye to the future and was too wise TO
be caught in such trap knowing
that 1t would be political suicide.
Other Republicans will keep clear Of
such bats and yet act in unison in
the selection Of Senators and thus
pave the way for future party Veto
ricS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
Case for the Court to Decide.

Some few years ago well known
business man in this city died, Be-
fore his death he made will 'eav-
ing all his property to his wife, (ths
couple not having any children. }
The widow removed from our city
taking up her residence in Phla.
delphia. In the meantime the father
of the widows husband died leav-
ing his property to his wife during
his life time which after her death
was to be divided amongst the
children. The heirs disposed Of
the property some time ago at public
sale. and " i'll divide the proceeds
amongst the heirs, But where the
fight comes in they do not consider
that the widow has any claim on
the estate and had SO informed her.
All the same the widow employed a
LAWYER who " as on here at the sale
and he claims that as the widow q
husband had left his interest in the
estate by will that she can claim
her share OF the proceeds OF the
property sold. In all probability
the courts will be called upon TO adj
Just her rights in the estate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
A Big Petition.

The Union Republicans have OBJ
tanned some 5000 names to petition
asking the members Of the Legisla-
turc to elect two United States Sena.
tors, allowing each wing of the party
to make selection. Nearly all the
Republicans in the Machine Shops Of
the Harlan & Hollngsworth Co., also
in the railroad shops and the same
proportion in every establishment
where a canvass has been made. We
have no doubt that two thirds of the
Republicans of this county favor this
proposition and the members of the
Legislature should defer to their
wishes. Prompt action will be credi-
table and the minority should acquiesce
in the rule of the majority at an
early day as possible. We expect an
election in ten days at furthest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. Edward Jones of Philadelphia
was the guest of his parents in this
city on Sunday.
Mrs. William Johns Of this city,
who has been in Fitchburg, Mass.
for the last four weeks has returned
to this city.
Mrs. William Truax who has been
confined to her home for the pas t
week, is much improved.
Miss Laura Wilhelmc of New Cas-.
tie was the guest of friends in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Hiram Yergcr, who has been
confined to her home for sometime
past with pneumonia is greatly i'm
proved and will soon be about again.
j. c. Palmer has returned to Mil
ton
Mrs. John Webb has returned to
Mid dletoWn.
Joseph Row is recovering. after a
short Illness
Miss Edna Clcavcr of Middlctown,
has been visiting here.
Albert p. Alexander has been the
guest Of Middlctown friends.
Mr.. and Mrs II. O. Dcchcr of Eliz-
abeth, n. j., are visiting here.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Becker has been visiting
in Dover.
John Il. Godfrey, who has been in
Sweden erecting machinery for the
Pussy x Jones Company, has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. lIcpporon
aud daughter Adel, Of Brooklyn, \,
y, are visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Cottcr of 1905 Orange Street,
who has been suffering with grip is
much better.
Jonathan W. Alden, employed at
the Philadelphia, ssWiImington and
Baltimore Railroad depot, who has
been suffering with the grip for Il
week has returned to work.
EX-Shcrili ,Joi: t. Taylor and Sen
atOr Groves and wife. visited DuTcr
to-day and were introduced to Cover
nOr llUnn.
Miss Dora Sheppard will entertain
the Triumph Club at her residence,
this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
Cleveland. in Green wich,

: Ex:President, Heover Cleveland is
visiting In GMenwich, Connecticut,
I for the purposeeof comforting with his
old friend Benedict, in regard to.
mapping out and formulating plans
for recognizing the Democratic par.
ty and that his plan will be published
in a few days. 1t Is also said that
Mr.. Cleveland will possibly remove to
that town in short time and shake
the dust of Princeton from his gar
ments. Can it be possible that he is
preparing to make another bid for a,
nomination for President in l904f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

Boston Mass, Feb l0-h pole, eiios
issued by the Commissioners yesterday
requiers every one of the 1000 men no
tEo Boston force to shaya and shine
their shoes at least ouce II day.
The Commissioners did not mincs mat
ters, for they stated that they did not
want strangers coming to the city and
going away with the Impression hat the
city, policemen are a dirty, unoouJh
and ungent!cman!y class.
AS most Of the policemen are corpu.
lent the order works somewhat Of
hardship, for they will bo put to an OK
pensu Of about Sl.I0 week for shaw
Ing, and shining shoes. being hampersd
by Their futness from doing 1t them
splyes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
NEWS OF The
!. CHURCHES.

Baptism was held in Bethany Bap-
fist Church last evening.
In Central Presbyterian Church
last evening the sermon of Bishop
Coleman preached at the memorial
service In st. Marks Church, Phila-
delphia, for Queen Victoria. was read
by the Rev. W. NJ. JetTeris, the rec
tor.
At Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church last evening the eighteenth
of a series of sermons interesting on
the EpiStle to the Romans was
preached by the Rev. John Shape,
the pastor.
The Rev. William Van Kirk of
Phalen Manor, N. Y, preached a
sermon on temperance in the United
Presbyterian Church.
Yesterday morning the Rev. Vaug-
han 5. Collins preached an interest
ing sermon in st. Paul's M. e.
Church in this city. In the evening
he preached at New Castle where he
was formerly pastor.
The Rev. J. p. Otis OF Mt. Salem
M. f. Church preached an interesting
sermon to the members OF DUPONT
Post. G. A. r., yesterday.
7About one hundred and fifty Red
Men attended Madeley M. Il. Church
yesterday. The Rev. V. T. NorthruP
preached a special sermon on Red
manship. The pastor Is prophet OF
Hiawatha Tribe. Every preparation
has been made for the Red Mems
pow-wow this week. A pnblicparade
in costume will be held tonight by
the several tribes from Red Mems
Hall " Pyle's Cycle Academy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
AT DOVER
TO-DAY.

Dover, Feb. lI-Another day and
the same old deadlock continues. Tho
vote follows.
LONG TERM.
Addicks, l6.
Kenney, %,
Hilles 0.
DUPONT, Q.
Spruance, 0.
Higgins. 3.
Bird, l
SHORT TERM
Salisbury, %.
Addicks, Ii.
Richards, 10.
Hllee, 3.
GU. Gray, l.
NiedS, |.
Roman Tanmany, 0.
Peter j. Ford, 0
Messrs. Baynard, Kitchen and Rob
crtson voted for Richards.
Senator Groves gave notice of an
act to improve the coorcd schools.
The Wilmington city charter was
read and referred
The House bill in reference to the
attachment of wages was read and re-
ferrcd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

AZ the result Of all accident while
ut his work IN the bni4r shops OF
Robert Wethcrill /: Company ON Sat-
nIday morntn! Michnnl Spellncy, OF
Secoai and Franklin streets, Is 'iying
IL the Chester Hospital with his righl
arm broken in two places between tn
elbow and shoulder. Mr. Spellacy was
running u punch machine when ho
was struck u sevnro blow with lever
which he had failed to remove from
nn adjusting wheel before putting the
maChine in gear
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

CuicagO, Feb. II. Detectives If
the Company, Milwaukee" X ST. l'aul
Road and 81 the United States FIX.
PIG Company harc been hurried to
pnihs in Iowa near the scene If the
my,tcripus express roIlMcry At Manila
the Junction If the SjoN city and
Omaha branches. II is said that
the detective, are on the tfa,I Of the
thir,c,. The safe stolen contained
Cugrcnry and money order, ia transit
80 the Chicago oNicc. II was AT. uh-
loug iron box, weighing len mounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
PUBLIC SALES,

February .
Hesitate. John Almond. Edge Moor
lH-Real Estste New Castle Hid.
li--L D0nohoe, Edgomoor. ."
l+--Huston saxton. Mill Greek HID =.
lj-Surniture by Stidham IS Son.
i5-Wnl. Stoops, New Cnstle Hid.
ld-Frank 3 Dura n Co., harness, VII,
Del.
IS -.Duttol Richard Mill Creek Hid.
lS-Horney d Mousley, EraIhywine I'D.
lo--Chas. Il. Wsbstor, Brandy wine HID,
lg-Walters & Cloush. White Clay Crock
Hundred
9O--James Wilson. Sprnggarden Farnl.
New Castle Hid.
% Household sools at 9Th and Jeffer,on.
gl-John w. Denncy on the Buck farm
New Castle Hid.
al-.Rral Estate. SIS West street. =.
CIV. II. Kluir, Christlana HID
March
i-ChRrlos Me-ginson New Castle Hid. .
h-Wa!ter Thompson. Red Lion HID
7--Calvin ;rol7an near Prices Corner.
I2--For the Casey Estate near Claymont
l3-Housellold sale, us King street.
li-Wn. Brackci, New koad. Christians
Hd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

Pekin. Feb. 10. Count Won Waldersee
is very ruch dissatisfied with the con-
duct OF tho French troops near Pao ing
fu, aud also with their nvowed intenti-
ton, in spite Of his protests against It,,
to organize an expedition TO take pos
session OF the proviacs Of Shansi.
lie takes the ground that expeditions,
except for police purposes or against
bands Of robbars should not DO under.
taken during peace negotiations
General Bailloud the French COM
mander at Paotingfn, saya that he is
acting In entire Independence OF Count
Won Waldersoo and believe, the wisast
course to be to nip the intipient rebel.
lion 10 the bud in,nedia ely
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
Musical and Lite rary Concert

A musical and literary concert vii
be given this evening in Epwortl
Church, The programme will be as
follows:
/. Vocal trio. Mrs. McNullin,
Miss Mask and Miss Mundorf,
.. Piano solo.
Miss Mabel Buchanan
3. Recitation.
Loleto Day
4. Selection Apollo Quartet,
Chas. Coombs, George b. Booker,
WIN. Mask, Jr., Harvey Booker,
5. Recitation.
"Aunt Rhoad's Dream Pyramus and
Ihlsbe' by Eula Wagner.
i. Instrumental duett
MeSsrs. Denny and Bascoc.
Z. Recitation.
Miss Robclcn.
$. Baritone solo.
Vim. Robinson.
8. Piano solo
Mrs. Emma SaXton.
10. Recitation.
Miss Elsie Mckinley,
IL. Vocal 500.
VIM. McNcc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
Eiremen viii Attend,

1t is expected that numerous tlremcn
will &C to Dover this week and work DO h
Tor uud against the bin to change the
method of eecting officers Of the fro de.
pnrtment. Each side will send good work.
ing committes ia Dover in hope Of iin-
pressing the members OF the General AS
se,mbly. 1t is expected that the advice Of
Repro,cnta i've Healey and Senator Nc.
Nulty Will DO much sought as both arc
freIueu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
A Lion SLAYER,

Ills reported that Woe President kooss-
welt has Killed 10 mountain Lions during
his cunning excursion. He does not walt
for the dogs to xiii the animate but he
rushss In and stab, The game while the
escape injuries but 1t seems to US rather
hazardous work for the Vice. President Of
the United States. He will arrive Ia
Washington In few days 90 - 10 b pre-.
pared for tho Inauguration on March lshs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
To Attend tile Session.

The ninth annual session OF the
Grand Lodge will be held in Dover
tomorrow. A number of delegates
will go to Dover this afternoon on the
train leaving this city at 4.34. The
rest of the delegates will go tomor-
row morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
Three Ex.Commanders Dead.

Captain Peter Is. Aynrs in speaking Of
the death Of former Commander shaw. Of
the G. A. H., said that during the pest
wear former Commanders Adams, Bigger
and Shaw hay, answered roll call Com.
mander shaw was in attendance at tho
Delaware Encamp,nent hold in this city
last May. all bauluets he kept his @ lass
turned down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

"A tho boiler inspector bi,l has appeared
at Dover again, the Board of Trade will
appoint committee to flul lit Is such a
bill rs tho manufacturers de ire. Ii tho
bill is objectionable it Will be opposed. but
if not, the Beard OF rrntc aud nanufaGt.
urers will favor the mcasurerS und assist
IN securing its passage,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

George IIorner, whose home Is in Havro
leGrace foil Off the 3. &; o. bridge that
crosses the Brandywine this morning and
was severely injured The Phoenix amhu-
lance removed him to the Homeopal hic
hosDitul
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

80 z 4 Sad DePaf ore n q
Yrs DsiliA Ecfrelt. wits d. Ernsab Dsr.
r.li, Of the Ora, Of MEGA y Berssll dsal'
hons, No. 404 East Sixth 8 rsst on sa,ur-
day.
some time ngo Mrs. BerrelI contracted
. very bad attack OF the Grippe which
er.duAlty settled On her iunys causing
her departure from her earthly friends.
Mrs. Berrell leaves q kind husband and
two children to.gsthsr with large mum.
Der OF friends. She wa, II young woman
and q mem ber Of Asbury NJ, II. Church.
The funeral vii take place on Wednss.
day afternoon from Der lato residence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

Edward Twaddell No. 500 Chestnut
street., Philadelphia offers for rent Mt n
reasonable figure, q dairy farm OF " acres
situated ON the Brandywlne, six miles
north Of this CT Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11
MARRIAGES.

pRUMMoND-BALDW AT the nanse OF
Central Presbyterian Church. jan goth
. iJJi by Kew. T. a. Mo ,urdy. ID. w.. Ernest
l.. Drumh,ond and Li..to M Baldwin, both
OF This city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

Tho Retail Grocery Exchange will give
q dinner at Beckett Is Exchange next We'd
nesday evening at Q O. clock, There will be
an abundance OF good things provided for
the occasion anG the members will have
jolly time. In addition to tho mem 5ers Of
tho various committee WIN S. Hilles olup.
sci for the association Is expected to be
present and congratulate the nssem blage
on their present and prospective prosper
ity,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

In the City Court this morning before
Judge Cochran, William Hynson. colored
was fined 81 and COSTS for harboring an
unregistered dog, Joseph Young was fined
- anu costs for assault and battery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-11

The Brotherhood Association OF st.
Paul's NJ. t. church whs fully organized
week ago. About 80 men signed the con-
sIitution Vha first meeting will be held in
tho :. S.room 10 night and after the trans
served.