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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
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LOEl' AN-ln this city on December 1901 :,
Frank. father OF the late John E. Lorigun.
Relatives and friends ara respectfully ,nvi-
ed TO attend the funeral from the residence
Of his son'in law. Neil Kelly, No 1875 Union
street. OH Thursday morning at O'Clock.
High IL n-I a. II. AIMS Church. lnterment at
the cathedral cemetery
Kind father u father 50 dear,
IL is not dea J., but slrering here.
He lived Ia hope and died in lain,
lie only died TO live aga.n.
Farewell. my chill drcn dear,
! have 'Oi cd for you many ~ ear
have striven to do my best
Now | All going to take my rest
Remember Inc.
klTrlNGER:-ln Niagara Falls. on Dec. ist.
1901 Cha- II, Kittingor.
Funeral services at residence of his par.
ents, 4l3 Delaware avenue on "Wednesday
morning, at II o'clock.
Please omit aowors.
BANKS-In Philadelphia. r.. on the 29th
inst VIM. W. Banks in his 2jth year
spectfully invited to attend the funeral ser.
vices ut the residence Of his sstar.in.law.
Mrs James T.. Chand er PA W. 9th street,
OH Wednesday afternoon December 4th. at
o'clock. lntermeut at Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery
DhNNY-ln this city on Dec. lst. 1901. Frank,
lin =. Denny.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral services ut the
residence OF his brOthar. u. r. Denny, 7l3
Warner street, OIL Wednesday afterno OH.
Deo. at z o'clock. lntcrment Riverview
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
THE CHARLESTON EXPOSITION.
OPENING Occurs Today-Thc PrcIimt-
nary EXerciscS.

nary ExerciscB.
CHARLESTON. s. c., Dec 2.-Im-
pressive religious exercises. intended AZ
n prelude TO today's opening Of the
South Carolina Interstate and West
Indian exposition were held at the ex-
position grounds yesterday.
The naming of Dec. as the opening
day Of the exposition was without con-
sulting the calendar, and the fact that
Dec. was Sunday was discovered only
. short time ago 1t was then decided
that proper way to fulfill the prom
lse made in the resolution as to the
opening was to hold exercises appro-
priate to the day.
Ellison Capers, Episcopal bishop of
South Carolina, made the Invocation.
A dedication ode by George Herbert
Sass Of Charleston and set to music by
Theo Saul was sung by large chorus.
accompanied by the Firs, Artillery
band.
Addresses were made by several min.
lsters, and the hencdiction was pro,
nounced by Mgr Qnigley,
The exposition will be formally open
ed this afternoon The ceremonies at
tine Ivory City will be preceded by IA
parade composed of marines, naval re-
esrv"s. cadets. state volunteers and va
tious civic societies under the com aAanh
of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Morris.
u. >. A. The city is handsomely deco
rated. and there have been muny ar.
rivals at the hotels.
Hon. thauncey NJ. nrrcw. United
States senator from New York. who is
to deliver the dedication Grafton. has
arrived in Charleston and is being rn.
tertaincd at Sunmrrvilla by +. W.
Wagner, president If tn. exposition
company.
Governor MrSw"encN and staff are
here to pariicipat" in the exercises.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

Walla Wa!Ia, Wash, Dec =
After lree days Of steady playing
at poker for the biggest stakes
SEN III years in this par. cfthe
Northwest. Nicholas Schacjd,ch
was forced to quit the game, pen
niIcss, having lost $50, ooo to JyIn
krcmer.
krcmer is proprietor OF the
prescott Hotel. where the game
took place. Schnejdlsch, who was
visiting kremei, started in with
his ready money, but ended by
passing over !. .. L. ); and bills
OF sale lor his property.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
EfAb|||''' IND I
N VACCINATION.

The following letter appears In todAys
Philadelphia Press. -
Sir:--I am . constant reader Of your
valuable paper. and am surprised at the
great number Of deaths occasloned By
tetanus from vaccination.
am Cuban by birth and. unfortu.
nately. know what tctnnus Is and how
reason l am more surprised. because I
never heard Of any accidents from vaocina
tion In my home,
We have two forms Of tetanua, one
from the wound resulting from the Gus
from any metal instrument, especially
II II 10 rusty iron. or by the wounds
produced from ths tearing Of q limb,
from any .ccident, also by skin tearing.
Or any thing which will produce sore.
The other comes from the sudden change
from heat to cold The nervous shock
received from getting into cold shade
after having walked for q long while In
the hot sun. the taking OF cold water
after hot cup Of chocolate or coffee.
leaving q warm room In tho early morn.
ing without taking the precaution Of
lighting cigar or cigarette are all cauaes
for o terrible case Of tetanus In the
leland xx
We Cubans arc aw are that vaccin alton
WILL not save you from smallpox, but We
know by experience that IL will save u
from getting same In bad form, that 10 to
say, BY being vaccinated In case you are
attacked 1t will be in ths miIdsst form,
Every mother, from the best educated to
the most ignorant one takes her little
voluntarily to be vacclnated. before or
after the tee hing poriol experience also
having taught us thao 1t is sure death to
a child to vacotnats him while 10 Is cutt.
ing his teeth.
Every woman In the island Keeps q
bottle Of turpentine a5 home and when
ever any one Is wounded she Immediately
wound and few drops Of tho turDenttne
and when thsy do not have ". cigar ashes
instead. In all cases We do not ban1age
or cover tho wound but leave 1t exposed
to the air as bandaginK Is sure thing to
bring tetanus.
| saw an operation performed by Drs.
Placenctn and Eshcvnrria In o case Of
stone in tho blIddor it was very suo.
cstsfnl one and after twenty ono days,
when the wound was already healed and
the patient out Of all danger, he exposed
himself on rainy day, tstanus set in,
and eight hours after no was dead.
We vaccinate girls on the leg sndboya
on the arm and never do any thing bus
t0 apply cold water to soOtL tho pains
and itchings caused by The Inflammation
never cover or bandage the sore but leave
it exposed to the air til it heals and drIes
and as | stated before never heard from
any accident
III in Cuba. where sanitary conditions
were SO much neglected whore there was
no care iu the selection Of virus or any
other medicine we did not have to lanenk
any accidents l do not 500 why In the
United States where We have the best Of
doctors. hospitals and ali the advantages
Of q good scientific arrangement such
accidents should occur. 1t may not be
me fault OF doctors or virus but the want
,l Proper nursing or want OF knowledge q.
or experience at home as you are seldom
Visited by smallpox epidemOs,
NJ. D. BARRITO. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
NEWS OH 8 q
THE DAY.

The members Of Star OF Bethle.
hem Lodge, L. o. L., will attend
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
in a body, on Sunday December Is.
Rev. John Suape will preach a
special sermon, which he is now
preparing on the order.
A galvanized iron coru,ce will be
placed around the city hall.
The funeral Of James Jordan, Of
No. 2200 Lamotte street will taks
place tomorrow.
Postmaster Heald's telephone is
now numbered 327a and Assistant
Billiany's number is 327d.
r Deputy Internal Revenue Collec-
tor Leitch is confined to his home.
l.. Il. Grubb fell on the pavement
on Kirkwood street and received
some slight injuries.
City Council has ordered a booth
10 be placed around the telephone
in the clerks office.
Attidavits are being prepared
for the police lnvestig alton which
will begin Tomorrow night.
John +. Lynn has rem ,ved his
o!hce to No. $50 Market street.
Governor Hum stopped for
short time in our city to-day. He
will attend banquet IN Philadel-
pbia tonight.
The Brandywine Library Asso.
citation feels grateful Tor the sup.
port given upon the occasion oil it's
annual ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Military Band,

Wrights Military Band will open their
now series OF entertainments under the
title of Winter Festival, at New Central
Hall. Monday evening. Nov. 9th. This
popular organization has been holding en-
tertainments for The past six years, which
have proved q great success both literal ~
and socially. This season they expect to
excel ali previous records. There will be
very ussful articles displayed on the
booths, which will be for sale, and also
sulno ve'y ornamental articles. Concerts
will he given each evening. And each
evening there will be some VI Mr.. Wrights
own original compositions rendered dur
ing the festival They will also be on fsiS
at one OF the booths. The voting con test
will also be one OF the Interesting features
OF the event of the festival, as already the
band are making quiet Canvass The
leading organizations Of the city have
bsen invited aud most OF thom will bs
present on different evenings, There will
be twentyone booths ia all ai which nearly
every article imaginable can bs purchas
ed. --
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
SmailpOX Al TaCony.

Tacony. Dec. Smallpox has
made It's appearance in Tacony,
and considerable fear has been
aroused among the residents Of
that section OF the city. THIS mornI
ing the Tacony police we're notified
that George Wooltrom. a colored
man. living at Franklord avenue
and Noilnag.c street. had been
stricken whit disease, and steps
were at once taken to remove the
patient from the house.. A hurry
call was sent to the municipal Hos.
pIlaI, and the ambulance respond
ed in short time. Wootrom was
taken away and the house was
thoroughly Iumigated. Houses are
being disintected aud all sanitary
precautions are being taken to de.
s'roy the germs Of the disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Skull Proof AGAINST Bullet. !

Atlantic City. N. j., D,c. |. William
c. Jutte. the wealthy Pitts1urg coal opsr
ntor, who last evening shot himself III the
head, is not yet out of danger. The doc.
tors say. however, that hi, condition ts
much improved. Tho phyni. i.ns are in.
terested in the case, as they are wholly
puzzled by the action of the ballet. The
blow which ila,tenedthe bu.lot against
the skull! to tho thickness AMI sizo Of q
silver quarter, would with ordinary skulls
either fructure or penetrate tho bona.
IL is reported that lutte had recently
sold his coal interests to tho Trust and
that he cleared $500, 90 10 the transaction
There was nothing Of y ilnan ,iai nature
to worry him, although he appeared to be
mentally distressed by fears tl,islle W would
!ose his fortune. His VITA ana daughter,
accompanied by DR.. Rh!nshar;, tho fam.
ily physician, arrived to day. !,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

flNrlNNATl o.. Dee 2-Greaf in
terest is taken in the meeting hpra this
week Of the United States Spirits AS
sociation rs II is expected war will ln
declared against the trust. The nitr,l
States Spil. : association is the dis
tfhuting agent of spirits and alcohol
md Is under contract with the Stand.
Rrh btStllng company. one Of The con.
Germs composing the pistlling Com
panieS of America. the W hiskI trust
so take lis entire output. 1hr United
States Spirits ASSOCIATION is an indie
pendent organization
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
VINO Should Pay Her Bills

Seeing my maze advertised in one
OF the Wilmington papers by nv
husband, j. J. Finn Of the firm of
Finn Bros, will say in return he
should have provided for his wife
and child before doing SO as every.
thing l got on bis name ] was com.
PEELED to. lie left his child sick with.
out the necessaries OF life. He mere.
ly did this through influences and
because l sued his sister for calling
me vile names then he has had US
turned out OF our hcme IN the begin.
ming Of winter without money or a
place to Co. II he didn't pay my
bills who did he expect to do it?
Mrs. }. J. Finn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Enhancement DeDie d

Washington. Dec. .. Mrs. Sartor.
Is, mother Of Miss Vivian Sartoris, de.
nies empha tcaIIy that there is any
truth in the reported engagement Of
her daughter to Morton Nichols. Of
New York.
Severa years ago Miss Vivian Sar-
toris, at the time of her debut at Mrs.
Grants home in this city, was engag.
cd to Mr.. Nichos.
This engagement was looked upon
by the family as boy and girl affair
because from financial point Of view
marriage was considered out OF the
question,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Collector Houston,

Collector OF Port Robert G. Ious.
ton took the oath of Office to-day be.
fore Judge Bradford and Immediate
ly afterwards took charge.
The Fidelity Guarantee and Safd
Deposit Company, Of Baltimore. is on
his bond for $4,000. At present hs
will retain Deputy Collector Comegys.
The Office pays $500 fees amounting
to about 81. 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
A 0Optcd pale Face

Miaqua tribe. No. 5, |, O, X NJ,
visited Nokomes tribe, No -, at
Pennssrove, \, J., On Wednesday
evening last. They went over ~
the steamer Urea, aud owing 10
the low tide on reaching the lcrsev
shore they were detained for over
an hour at the wharf before they
could land MnQuy adoption
team adontea a Jersey pale face.
They were served tn ,he banquet
rsom on tie lower floor with abur.
dance OF corn and venlson. Tncy
returned homc al \, N, Thursday
morning,
The Orau.e, jrs. have closed the
season o! football TT being a very
succcs s~tu season tor them. They
expect to have Il strong team u ,hq.
field neXt year. The following
played on the orange l.. Green, !,
b b. T.. Hewc.l. r,'g.,C {, Cabot l. c..
" Wcbn. l. G. \. Conner, c., Wm.
AbTahams, r. h b.. H. Writ, I. e.
r pteHtr, +, e; A. Abrahums. e.
b Subs, i, Ka H. 4. McsInes,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
PEBl0R
COURT OPENS.
Jury Trial This Afternoon
Demurrer Arguments

There will be no cause SGT for
jury trial in Superior Court this
morning the jury was discharged
until ?. 30 o'clock this afternoon. The
court went over the trial and argu.
ment list. The suit OF Helen Chan.
dler against the Mayor and Coun.
ell Of Wilmington was upon consent
OF counsel dismissed.
The suit of James Mason vs. G.
w. Ingram, was referred to coun.
sci for settlement. William T. Ly.
nam representing w. H. Lummis
gave Judgment to John II. Taylor,
plaintiff in the suit for g. 80.
Mr.. Taylor was represented by
Howell England. Publication was
ordered in the divorce case Of Mel.
lie Florence Gilbridge vs. Thomas
Gilbridge. The return of Z r.
Cochran, in divorce case Of Susie A.
Brinton vs. Harry Brinton. was
continued until February.
Argument on demurrer IN the case
OF John McFarlane vs.. Garrett and
Barr,was argued by Herbert Ward
and Howell England for the defen-
dante. Lilburn Chandler appear
ed for Mr.. McFarlane. The court
sustained the demurrer in counts
Nos. l, 2 and and over ruled No.
3. The case was continued. Ar
gument on the demurrer. In the case
OF Garrett and Barr Va. McFarlane
which is counter suit, will be
made on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
SeasonabIe Suggestions al Lynch's.

Clean Currauts, Nc. lb, 3 lbs. @5c. New
Raisns. Sc =; >eedless i.aisins. 9c. 3 lis, !5c. ;
new or op New Orleans Alolassol 4jc gallon
l"r, quart; Thin Shell Walnuts and Almonds.
Tohay Wine. sl.0O ghllcn, Port and sherry
81 % Gallon. iVc quart bottles We deliver
goods ~ all parts Of tho city. Stores, n. W.
Corner Madison and Fourth streets, aud 5.
W. Corner klas and Eighth streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Letters on Rum Ords Estate

Letters testimsntary on the es-
fate OF the late Charles &. Rumiord
were granted by Register CrossAn
this morning., to Elizabeth c,
Evmford
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Nothing tiearj OF Williams

The police Of thi9 city learned no hing
OF Franklin Williams who /, waited III
Trenton for murder. Mrs, Villains is lock
cd up at the county Jail ana may be re
Leased on ball In u fow days Her mo her,
Mrs konnard Smith won't to Trenton
yes srday to see her but her nervous con
ditiou was such that they did not got to 90
her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Is hop Ban o. Churgntairs

Portland, Me, Dec, L-BIshop
C'Councl. OF tIl, diocese, has Is,u-
ed i decree that no fairs shall be
held By the Catholic churches on
account Of the expense that they
cause to the poor people ol the
different parishes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

The regular monthly meeting of
Jliilcs ", &, T. u. w,II be held at
the home Of Mrs. Sarah Gcnticu
on Tuesday afternoon Dec. 3, I'd
al ! O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Charged With Forgery.

Detective James P. Ratledge
this morning arrested a stranger
giving the name Of Harry Smith
upon the charge Of forgery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
The I.c..un Of de

The Lesson OF Defeat.
! believe God never gives His people
much Of victory over the world till
He has loft them to feel how great is
its power over them.--John Newton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Weather hiiitics,
Lost $50 Ooj In A Poker Game.

Fair ana colder: fresh >outAwo~teriy.
shifting to nort'vv~tcrly. winds
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
The regular meeting Of the Board
Of Trade Will be held on Thursday
the 5th. inst, al 5 o'eloch =. NJ
Charged WITH Larceny.

Sam. llawlry was uIIrt'Hd this morn
ing bv III. .p"iicr u" tnu cAnrsc u la oeny
VI tan 20, aud app.es.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Real Ensmiss Of Anarchy

Real Enemies Of Anarchy.
Every man who is obeying the
laws OF God and living a Christian
life is doing something to destroy
anarchism.- Presbyterian.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

Tho Only Friendship,
The only friendship forever merci-
ful 80 our weakness is Gods.-Rev,
r. t. Hopkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
{, B, RILEY
Art Needle Work
Department..

Cndrr the capable manage
mrnt rf Mi,, SchIanka lwho
has bad II years cXpericncc),
this department has become
one Of the most attractive sec
tion. OF the store.
Beautiful designs in pillow
tops. Gibson tops. imitation
burnt leather tops. Trimmed
and Satin covered pin cushions,
round and long shapes. Down
and six no,~ pillows, cords,
oriental draprri",, knit capcs
and ~hawls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

Monday. December 2, IooI.
This talk Of Coffee injuring peo-
pie is all trash. don't you believe a
word Of it. Drink our Mocha and
Java Blend Coffee and drink mod
erately and no evil results will fol-
low. The price is $50 lb. ami 3 lbs.
81 90.
HANSC0M'S Market and Seventh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

Mrs Mary f. Hanson Widow Of
James I. Hanson fell down sta irs
Monday Nov. IS. very badly in.
jured no bones broken but hurt
other ways.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
FIRE INSURANCE.

Our taciliti. IS are practically un lin.
'tei. No order too small to receive
chr"fli attention. no order 40 large
thatw" cannot nll II promptly. Wa
guar ntee satisfaction and W. repro.
sent only tho highest standard Ameri
can Cunpanies,
I A " kINS e. CO., nenera! ,,,,
Il! Market s. Agents.
: IN. Ia If
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

N OTlCt-THOMA TATNALl. HAS RE.
~ mry"i hl4 office from Il. Market siIoet
TO III West smith street, opposite tn. post
uh!rn, ami l,aI started general ltrni EstAte
and Insurance business, Ind"r the fran name
oil IAINA les CO.
ElG Ilno
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

Watches As ], a been
our custom for
yiyen years past, we
are giving un-
,,:.L til Christmas
VIII" real time-keep-
ing Watches
Boys with Ch a ins
with every IS
Clothing and $40 worth
Of Boys cloth
,,,,+;i ing, hats an d
shoes. We do
this as an adj
S1riStH1aS ver!i S m e nt
and to m a k
our house popular with the
little fellows. The Watch Civ
eli with S. is the celebrated
Yankee Nickel Watch. and
with $40 is he Triumph eilv-
CT Watch. Neat chain with
charm goes with every watch.
The clothing costs you no
more an regular price, the
watch and chain cost you no.
thing. During the past 4 years
at Christmas times we have
given away more than 1000 of
these watches and feel well
paid for the extra expense Of
their cost
Open Tuesday and Saturday
nights.
JAS 7. MULLIN & SONS
9th aad Market. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

th%FEn-YUrNG tUlGRED Ma"
w "thtr position n butter, porter Or
Valet ApIy VOC { urnAaIH, l!l6 rhtppeJ
street d! ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

CONSUMPTION, ASIHMt, CATARth
~ rheumatism. NsursylA. qrlck rsls.e
DrMcntgomery.ay N, yth street. philA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

\HyA %TED- POSITION As WATCHMAN.
w ur lgAt work Ct any eIrd best refer
snce ven. Apr.s !gy! Ea:!lont avenue.
d. ltt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

yRPANlEb - WDMLN TO DO UAED.
wv lr"niEg ABLY At the IN. I.aun Try.
0.a sh!I,"y street, no II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
RICHARDSON'S ROLLER MILLS.

Flour exchanged for wheat Feed,grindlus
and custom work done At short notice.
ot6.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

W AN ED-A GtbD PLAlS COOK Al
W "W Delaware ",rnre. Etfrrcnr" re.
qGIr''l n.S Ils
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

Note this lot of 800 Ladies' Mackiutosh-
Of very fine All Wool Melton, 1r..
. y and Cheviat Cloth, inn n 7P
vrv pretty shades. boxV
"a, , &, HYy.r sn,s spI'i. spIa less 'hAn1 1Z,Ij
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Special.

! dozen - cent sofa pillow
tops at - cents each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Look These Prices and See You Gift /!

One lot Of Ladies fns EltnMl Ar
riot,a, Serge and silk Mack,Vl sJh
into.hes, never sold for less
than S55'. Our sale price. Will
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

iNTAN rHD--A MIDDLE AGED WON
W. Al il.G lainottc street dG 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

NpEkhlbFs NANlED GIRLS A:U
" w.men ~ up"r aturS un scwtn maclne.
90 EHbph kult underWaaI Eeg kusttlug
NJ ms .D5 and tu1 h. Avn atrest n!3 II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
" AN'l'EI,.

~ HHlfl- hEl.P FTREihiiGD FOtHD
W l,It restaurants HMd prIvats ianI!s
i'tl ri nntiC" Army rtN Wilmington ln5slI
ltItt tifi &c. Sul ~ l,t'uy Atrrtt. M II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

hs~WA#TED-dlRi,S AID WO,
~ man as LN'tnrs ru libbud Eut Undrr.
wear &ow knitting NH, 40 and AZ f. 9Th
= ul5-,gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02

nR pFHARDF- PENNY 10Y A !. Pill )
~ The only genuine prnnyroynl pins; AT
Druggists or by mall 81 w, ONCE !yJ II .,Inth
street, putIh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-02
Mnr Asnim.t MhlHA. Trust

Governor MrSW"ehcN and staff are
here To participate iu HE exercises.