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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
WILMINGTON DELAWARE, "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2 1901

here. has returned 20 New York.
George Case has been entertain
ing Arthur a. Robbins OF German-
town.
VIM. J. Martin, of Boston, Mass,
who-has been visiting his father,
City Councilman Wm. 5. Martin,
has returned to Boston.
Orders were issued today to con-
ductors and molormen OF cars leav-
ing Fourth and Market streets,
Wilmington, after IL O'Clock in the
evening, that these cars run no iur-
ther south than Seventh and South
streets, except when there are pas
sengers for Dobbirsvilc. The last
car Tor other points south OF Dob
binsville, leaves Wilmington at II
O'Clock and the rule will be strictly
adhered to unless hired as special.
About twenty persons from this
city were in Philadelphia yestcr-
day seeing the mumme RS.
Wardens Walter Rash and John
Simmons Of Wilmington, went on
duty last evening. Simmons is
colored man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
FROM
NEWPORT.

Thieves again visited the vicinity
OF Newport last Friday night. Tho resi-
uence of sterllng Yonrslry between SIAN.
ION and Newport WAS broken into aud
two rooms thronghly rnnsacnod; they re-
turned on SATURDAY night and robbed the
green huuso of ladders and what tools
they could Gerry. The rnme ones very
likely visited the farm Of Mrs Brunn Just
outside of NowEOrt, tenantod by Harry
Lyman snnd runsnckcd tho upstairs. Mr..
Thomas Crawford WIS aoue in tn 0 house
Mt IKE Iime and they cOntiueI their opcra-
tions to upstairs,
1t is reported that after six months
idlonosS there is II prospeca of Tho De.a'
ware Paint Co., resuming operations
Tho Lilennatcr Clay Works have been
closed nov for about three weeks,
Last Thursday evening Rector Reed was
tondered u reception by the pll hes Of st.
James of Newport ant Stnnlon and ST.
Barnabas of Magshul.ton.
MIR. Charles Long of Wilmington a.
Miss E.sie q. Marvr5 OF Newport will b.
married IN tho Newport NJ. ". Church
:hi evening. A large uun5or of invita.
tiors have been sentout.
For he frs timo in nu mber of years
wntchnight sorvscs was held in Newport
on Monday night gnl was fairly well ut
tended.
Mrs, John A. Lyman and daughter,
Leila Mrs Frank Moore will return from
Philadelphia today. They have bcon sight
secin. also visiting their sister. Mrs Wal.
lace Wilson.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society will meet ut tho homo
OF Mrf. j. A. Cranst"n this evening.
Mr.. Howard Wcldin, J l.. SoutharJ,
P.ul Csanstnn, Hcrber5 Yates and AT
thur Gamble spent Monday night in Phil
Gdoiphia.
John r. Lyman had four largo hogs
killed by Freder.cks the butcher on Nom
day
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ki;lgoro srrnt
New Years day with frionds in VIII
minglon.
Mr. and rlrs Edward arc Ia Philadcl.
ph'a, seeing lhe sights.
MIR. and Mrs Owen Garten and George
Llndale Fave returned homo frCm fhlia-
adopha after spending New Years Eve
md dny with Mr.. anu Mrs. john Win
tlrop. ...s,.
Mrs. Parker of Wilmington spent Men
day with Mrs. George Fred Jricks.
: Mrs. EhrllAdy has returned to PEilaGe'-
pl,iu, after visiting her parents Mr., and
Mrs. Jos ph Jarrett
l.. ! Nant'cgrift is i'll with grippe. DR..
Springer Is in atLt nhance.
A special meeting will DO held this
evening by Active Ledge, a. o. L. w.
in Rod Mems Hall.
Alter Il vacation Of nearly two weeks
school will resume today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
SAYS BAKER
MUST DIE.
Cne Of LyHch's Brothers
Registers a Row Over
His Casket.

Laurel, Del. Ian. THE curtain
was drawn up tolavon the terr,bl.
,ragedv which bcran with the kilI.
inc of Edward Lvncb in the tb;rk.
ct at Rctbel Chnrrb last Saturdoy
when lynch was hurled in tbe n.
tle cemetery ad;o;n,nn The cbur.h
less than a Kindred vords from
the spot where he had received hjs
death wounds. Tue last chanter
has teen completed so faras L,vnch
is concerned but anotber and more
terrible one NAV he onened for
Lynch $ brothers swear VENGEANCE
One of them stapdirr over the omen
uaslet as he stroLed hi. daad
brothers forehead vowed that
Baker must die. Roker's hrotber
and other rcl,tivns atte,ded N,
funeral, lut seemed unconcerned. !
Never before have so many peonle
attended funeral in that section.
For hours before tba hour for th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

Since Sunday extra meetings
have been lr progress at Union and
the interest IS magnifyIng at each
successive service. The attendance
also grows and melting process
seems TO characterize the gather
inps Pastor Grise is fas! becom-
ing himself again after quite ser
ions lndisposition and is on hand
at every service, full OF faith and
the Holy Spirit. Bro. Sunticld is
truly a man ot God and his pres
ence with us is Il still brighter lus-
ter to the faith that 'ovcrcomcs the
world" lie talked last night from
the words OF Christ: "Repent ye.
and ba converted. - His words fell
with sweet, effective power, as lie
told what evangelical or Cody re-
pantancc, was. and ais what Christ
meant by conversion. y wonderful
impression vas made, and mani
tested among the people OF the
church. Meetings every night this
week. All are invited. PAUL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

The John h. Marr Company has
been organized with acapitai stock
of so and will continue the
flour and feed business at No. l06
East Second street, the old stand OF
X, Mari who will be president Of
the new company and Morris Wor-
rail- secretary and treasurer. MIR.
Mari is we'll known to all business
people. Mr.. Worrall has been in
charge Of the upholstery depart
ment Of W. B. Sharp and Company
aud later OF NJ. Megary and SON.
with whom he severed his relations
on Monday. The employees as y
token Of their regard presented to-
him dress suitcase and two beau
tliul pictures, We wish the nfis
company unbounded prosperity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
l.ittls Hero Drowned,

Chester, Pa, January /. Ton year old
Albert Francis lot his lifo to day trying
to save his friend, Harry Nusbaum. from
drowning. Both boys >ank after desDsr :
ate struggle in the icy water ina quarry
hole, wh,ls half dozen lads stood near.
pOwerioss to icndur aid. The bodies wore
recovered e.. -
Tho boys had loft their homes bu twen-
~ minutes before tho tragedy occurred
They went ton quarry ho'o, favorito
skating ground, and started to play tag
Going upon the thin ice ice Harry broke
through. He shouted for hel p, and Francis,
making hi1 way cautiously to tho cdgo of
the ice, thrust Oh his hand. Tho ice broke,
and ho fell into the water with his COIN
panion, Al or II desperate struggle they
both sank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
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, w WANTED.

iNyANYED- COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN
wv b0arders, in p.ivute family. home coni'
brts ut lOj Enst I'd street. u.-@jst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. James Davies is visiting in Cincin.
natl.
John Schultz OF Marietta, Pa. i, visit.
ing here.
Merritt N. Willttts OF Mddletown, Ia
visiting here.
Charles p. Ricklrl'. The cOntrac' or ur d
builder, is i'll at his homo. NJ. i9' 4arr D.
on street.
James II. WarHeld of Clayton. cDnducf-
or ON tho Delaware railroad cnjoyo'i Now
Years Day with relatives in this city
Harry Pierce, of Milford. is the guest
o. ltirnds In this city.
Harry and J..ma' Chrlsty, Of Sixth aud
Market streets spent yesterday In Phii I.
dclDhia. For many years this has boo"
their c.Ston, ana for { yenty five years
they have never missed spending Now
Years Day in the City of BrotherIy Love,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
Cape Town Situation Gives
British Little Comfort.
AYEAR'S FlCHTINCWI1H SMALLCAINS
Borr Invaders Said to Number Five
ThOusand-TEeir Fugitive Tactics
Over Vnst Territory Render
kitchcner's Task Difficult.

LONDON. Ian. 1.-The aspect of af-
fairs is scarcely less gloomy" says the
Cape Town correspondent of The Times,
than at the beginning of 1900. Tic i'll
vading Beers are numerically fewer, but
they have penetrated farther south. and
their presence in such centers Of hostile
Dutch feeling as Grnaf Kcinct consti-
tntcs an element of danger which did not
exist last January.
"Thc proclamation calling for vn!un.
tecrs comes very late. The invaders have
been enabled to obtain fresh horses. All
the horscs in the colony ought to have
been commandcercd or bought at tle first
sign Of INVASION
The correspondent complains OF the i'll
ertia and rciicenre of the authorities.
General Kitchener has teleeraphed to
thc war Office as follows from Pretoria:
General Knox, who has been follow
ing up De Wet, reports that he has cap
tured some horseyivc w;aau with sup
plies and COCO rounds of ammunition.
"Ilr has released aud allowed to 90 to
their farms q; BJ"r prisoners who were
taken nj De Vets lnngrr and who were
being forced TO fight
General French recently captured II
prisoners and n largo quantity Of carIs
and cattle. Among tho prisoners WAS a
dispatch rider bea;ing a letter from
B"ycrs for Smui5."
johannes Smuts was formerly private
secretary to Sir Gordon SpEigg governor
Of Cape Colony. He served on the staff
OF ' division in Natal in lSGN-lO0O.
The Cape Town correspondent Of The
Daily Mail. who dwcls upon the grnvi-
ty of the position in Cape Colony, says:
The Boer inyadrrs now number 5000.
The western invasion gives the most CON
ccrn. 1t has split into two divisions,
which are marching like the prongs of II
fork. one by way of Sutherland toward
Mamcshury and the other toward Beau
fort West
",fhc enemy are now ranging over i'm
mcisc tracts Of territory. HprcSsiating
the employment Of IN army corps 10 deal
with them. Lord Kitchener has poured
troops into the disturbed areas, but the
fugitive tactics Of the Beers have to II
largo extent ncutraliZ"d his precautions.
~, WAS felt that the only means Of
excluding th" invader: from the rich dis
1rictS in the western part of the colony
WAS TO cpil out til" farmers. To-day
kilograms promise II splendid response
from til" eastern portion, but the west
e,n is doubtful, upt 80 per cent of the
population hring regarded as loyal.
Ii"nr" the Rnrr concentration in that di
rertipn.
Letters arc arriving here detailing
damngv and robbery hy jhc invaders and
bcsr"rhMg military assistance. my ac-
a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
cots.

Asbury NJ f. Sunday school gave an
cntertain mcnt last evening.
The engine Of he Ihbcrly Fire Company
has been shipped 10 EI:ntra, N. Y, for rc-
pairs.
Tho West End basket !,l team will
play the Ponninnd team Of Philadelphia
on Saturday night.
Tho Harlan and lfolling'w,rth Com.
pany expects to receive Il contract fora
ferry boat for tho Philadelphia and Roa l.
ing hallway Company.
Former Clerk OF tho Peace J. B, Foard
has paid to County Treasurer R9ttaw Sii0
collected IN fines and costs at the last
term of the county court.
Herman Lodge, No, 20, |. o. O. f.. has
clsc Ell Harry StacCkle representative in
the R!vuiview Comotery Company ana
rrederick LIets' representative to the Odd
Fellows iiall Company
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
STOPS The COuQfi

STUPS TIE (OCVIu
AND WORKS OFF The COLD.
Laxative Bronco Quinins Tables oux6
a cold in duy, No Cure. No Fay. PseeII
26c. sH&.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
NEW MEN
IN OFFICE.
Who the New Men Ar,
AndssWhat Position til y
iiold Both County
and State.

Tuesday the nov officers Of tho county
took ,hprynriou- PLACES. As every Onp
knows they are nearly all Republicans
and they will find but two Democrats In
office, olcn Ferguson register OF Cham
ccry and Calvin trossip Reas Of Wills
Monday was tho farewell day and every
one o: the retiring officials wore kept busy
bidding farewell to his friends. So
Samuel Mcdaniel, our new sheriff oc-
Clipiod the chair that. John Tayl had
hold down aud he WAS kept busy receiving
tie congratulations Of his many friends
ard his arm looked lIkoa pump han llo 90.
ing up and down. y
Winfield SQuigIov, with smile all over
his face. Is in tho lerk of Peace's Office
dealing on: cigars to his numerous friends
who called to congratulate him. Mr.. Qnig'
10y has retained George Janvlers us clerk
for the time. Mr. Qu!gley isa Republican
and tho frat Clerk Of the Peace ever elsct-
ed by the people, heretofore the Governor
has had the appointment Of the man for
this Office.
4 Proth ouotary Victor Wco,ley Nj lay
said farewell to his friends and turned the
Office over to Frank l., Speakman, who is
the first man ever elected to this Office By
the pJopc. Tho Governor has made tho ap.
pointment Of the otl:al for this offioo
heret fore.
Delaware Clark a Republican, is already
the Recorder of Deeds.
Horace Rcttcw succeeds himself 4, RI
COVER Of Taxes aud has retained Robert
Burns rs his assistant.
Comptroller George Kelley succeeds him
self and ha, retained Edwin T. Clark as
his assistant,
In addition 10 the county officers chang
Ell at midnight Il lumber Of state officers
are now in their new positions
Attorney General Robert White, Demo-
Graz, was succeeded by Herbert Ward Re.
publican; Deputy Attorney Genocal Peter
=. Cuol er Jr, D0mocra, by Eohert Rich.
aris; Republican; State Treasurer l.. Heis.
Ter Bnll Republican,; by Mar in Burrlss.
Rcpnb'ican; Insurance Commi lsioner Ed
ward Fowler Democrat, by DIR. George
Marshall, Republican; auditor OF accounts
Isaac \. Fuoks Democrat. by Purnall b.
Norman, With the exception Of the nndt-
tor and rchsurer those offices nre filed by
men who for the first time In tho history
OF Delaware were oNcted by tho people
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
Bishon's Narrow Escape

Bishcp Coleman and party OF friends
had IA worry narrow escape from death on
Monday night They wore on their way
to he special ser> Ices in 1'rini y Episcopal
church, and it is not ba!isvtu 'hoy rca'l"ea
how close they cnmc TO death
Itwa, about twenty iivo minutes attor
e,syen when Patrolmen Ma!oney and Col
lins discovered an electric wirs was down
at Delaware avenue and Madison street
AT the time Bishop Coleman and his
friends came along ana hau IL not pceh ior
tho Officers lhey would have walked righ:
into an electric wire carrying ?5O volts
sufficient to instantly XIII any ono touch
ing it ,.,,,.,
They then walked around the wire which
they thought to be only common trolley
fyeI wire The wire reached to tho ground
nuI any ona pas sing wnuld have stepped
upou it had not tho officers discovered II
and g,lar ded 1t until the rcpa'rers came
and fixed the break.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

ROSrDN, Jan. .. Thirty Republican
members of the senate held the usual
cuucus last evening at tn" state house
avd nominated without opposition lion.
Rufus 4. Soul" of New Bedford nS pres
idrnt, Henry u. Coolidge of Concord
clerk and Rev. Ed!nund D"wsr Of Sher-
born as chaplain. David W. Remington,
the efficient doorkceper Of tho senate fol
many years. was then nominated as ser
seant-4t-arms, but he Immediately de-
clincd and in the ballot which followed
Major e. q. DAVIS, the present inrum-
bent. through the appointment of the
governor, was nominated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
New Year S Day Observed.

II Wilmington made no public cele bration
OF Now Your's day yesterday. Ma'tnees
were held at tho thsltr and werc largely
attended us were the evening perltrnan-
cei.
The day being legal holiday the banks
public o ilices. post Office and most OF The
large storss were closed, some closing at
nron,
The dny wa. spent in makingSew Years
coli
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
IN MEMORlA,

In loving remembrance of our
dear daughter, Helena Il. Mask,
who departed this life OH Jan ID,
1000.
One year has fled, but still we
miss her,
Friends may think the wound
has healed,
But they little know the sorrow
Within our hearts concealed.
Her parents,
Epw. r. and REBECcA MASK
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

IFrom FIns iees lIngalne.I
Congress always mas It's funny man.g
Sometimes there &rn two or three. TITO
funny man Of THIS house IL Private. john
Allen. Of Tupeiu. lIo hns held tho posit-
ion for ho past ten or twelve years. Lo-
foic sunset Cox whose heart was broken
because the house would not take him
seriously long enough to make him Speak.
er. Allen has also beeE Handicapped by
his reputation as humorist. Ho Is tho
hbiGst man In Mississippi, and tho best
known and yet he has never been able to
secure al e'cction to tn, Senate. This is
ALIENS last Congress. and so tho place
will bo vacant soon. 1t will probably by
filled by Champ Clark. Whom Senator
Mason, OF Illinois. was in the House OF
Representatives. his reputation was that
of Il humOrist, and nOi hing else.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

ST, tI.AlRSNlLLE, O., Jan. The
iury in the case of Leonard Stevens,
charged with the murder of Clarence
Warrick. brought in Il verdict, with a
recommendation for mercy, of murder III
the first degree. The recommendation
saves him from clectrocution. Last April
the Warrick residence al Sumerton was
burgIarized, and young Warrirk, who Of
rrrcd resistance, was shot and killed by
the intruders. The crime was fastened
upou Stevens and Barney bcvine. both
of GAINESVILLE, O. Deviue will ais" be
tried for the crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

ST. pE,TERSBl'RG. Ian. =. dis.
patch received here from Nla,liyortos re-
ports that famine threatens the Amui
aud maritime provinces. The crops there
are bad and the railways. being almost
wholly engaged for war purposes, cannot
be used for the transportation Of food to
the inhabitants. In addition the prohibit
ton Of foreign coustwiHr trad" has pre-
vented importations into the Threatened
prnyiuccs. The situation il Hep'orable
md becoming worse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

PUEBLO. Colo. Jan. 2.-Walt"r C.
Caslrv. Il druggist. was shot through the
head and instantly killed in his store by
A burglar. The body was found by q
clerk in the employ of tas!cy. The cash
register had been rifcd and every pocket
in the murdered mans clothes had been
turned Inside out The murderer escaped
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
Revival Meetings.

The converted actor, the Rev. William
j. Shi pwsv, who Ia conducting SUCCESS
ful rev ival services In the First Methodist
Protestant Church. will preach tonight
and give The story OF his convo rsion
''FrOm the Stage to tho CrOs'." A large
numhsr havS protested conversion al
ready. Services will he held In the Audi
toriun every night. Como easly Tor .
scat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. jan. Notices.
of u reduction in wages that Will affect
about 1000 men were posted yesterday
Mt ali Of the blast furnaces in the Ma.
bonius and Shcnungo valleys. What is
known n, the has" prir" is $40 per day
10 hottn,u fllris a;.i helpers. aud the no.
,ic,s State that after Feb. | th" base
price vii! he 81 80. The reduction will
plpcr tir WAGE, Of the furnace men on
The SAME basis aS in March. 1890. The
cnlpluyrcS lrrusr to say row whether
thry q i'll arcrut tie reduction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION.
FrcsidcEt and Mrs. Mckinley Inau-
Eurate SOcini season.


;, "AS1iiN"loN, jan IN lhe long
me OF New Aear recen''"hh nj the
"nitc House Which ea'I year ihau'
e"fa'e ING soclai season al inc national
cal"'hi none perhaps was more pfiihaht
man ti'c ono whicli nshrfed III the TWEEN
.le'h century ana perhaps n" feature OF
IT. was 40 universally sia'hJhg 10 the
u''',iSu'Nh'' thf"hg Whlch came 10 eA'
lena we greetings oil lhe New ear 10
Tue enicl cAs'u''Nr OF 'he repuni!' MS tiie
inet INA. 'hp h''S'''S" ol 'he :" h''e
IiooSe MaS a"i' 10 paFHv'rate ana WIN
'hG prcs,u'nt receive 'ne i'''c'''u"hs ana
wen WISHES o' an
me Nhi''ie o'iiu' st" "hU'r 'i's
SUBWAY u'sco''Se'' ha'i'r'i ans allo
nYcly ,,y hharche' Throughout, 'he ceremony.
Inc members OF ihe c'n'ne' ana ine'r
wives. ios''hef Win IN" 'ao'vN oi tho
~, uw'''' ~ purity were the his' W anne
ine' ia'n "''"e thei' wraps II, '"c s'".e
oihils io"'' niu aS'riaGd I" 'ii' p''t"'c
"pnt "' t!.' p''s.uSht, "nrte my
cH'hal,2eu si'eHhss WIN ! 'eSiusn' "''u
Nr" Mel\'hie9. lnn ,"d'e' Vi 'he re-
ceiIiha party rhtor'' '',' ''U anu pi,e
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NM
-'",''' 80" -
ters u i'f'ish COUNTRIES WIN 'H' "t-
ta'h's oi Tue various 'es"'i"'lS' ~ 'ie'r
gorgeous ana icsl'rnuSu' 'cHit 'i"s'
nae gathered III tie Sta,' u'nI"R rooh'
iTohp,iy Ut II cio'h NE euk!es
souh"eh Tue appr"hrh oi ,''e plrs'uen.,A' ,
party amt ed ny coi"hei h'iShah'' we
master oi rer''ho''ics' anu 'haJ"' We:
Ca"''S "' the tihtine corps 'le PFe,'
oeht ana M''' NcNih'ey oesc'nueu 'ie
mann staircase iolio"eu ny 'iie "'eiii"ei'
oi .he can'hFt ara t"eir wives
Ai'er '"' r''sl''"g parry n"" ."hen
t"'" p'u'V, .''v ,"''' ''. Va =,
10 move irS' ID 'ne me co'ne 'lie t'''-
oasS''h"fs ana n'ih,s"ts rum .o,s.S"
courts atr"i'Phiie" ny l"eii '"'' s'nn''
A''el vac eI'pass''uoiH an" 'o'n's.'ia WI.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
PERSONAL:
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors aud
Home Entertain=
mentS.


Harry u. Schuepf received tina congrat.
ulations of his many friends yes Ierday on
his attaining his thirty eighth year. Mr..
Schnepf received many hand.o and
valuable presents Last night he was
ssrsnaded by he Atlantic Garden Ofches-
ira under the leadership OF August Ham.
pei Professor Nicholas Reuter- gave sew
sral solos on tho cornet. MIR. Schnepf On.
tera!nod his many friends with supper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

HERLlN. y. H.. Jan. u searching
party ha! lril here tur M"nnl Washington
in au rudcav"r To tiud William IL. Bod.
welt. correspondent of the New York
Ilrrnt1 VIII" Nas lest on ih" mountain
Monday while attempting 10 max" tho
ascent wih IN" ether men. Bodwei'.
with Chester Stiles "t 'amhridg" ana
Ray EvAuS Of i"lhnm, went up lhc
mountain Oh foot for the purpose "i thE'
ing views
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

EOR SALE OR EXCllANGE-A
farm Of l26 nero, near Newark, Del.
for sale or would eAchYngs for a small
farm 1f 20 To 80 ncre5S Address 4. :.
Mote Newark, POI. ci.'in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

simms Comp. Pennyroyai Pills, the
original and only real genuine. The only
pills that passed the analytical board OF
New York out OF all analysed and were
recommended to the confidence Of tho
ladies. The frst male under the name.
tour trade mark now 40 years worry val.
uahls, tho lauioJ fayoritss eau be elied
on as q pure fine remedy 81. Sent also by
mail Main depot Cos King street. VIII
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

LINCOLN, N-b., Jan. 2.-Thc Ncblas-
ka lcgislaiurr convened ut nUon yrStcr-
day for its twnnty-sevcnth session. Per-
manpnt organization was effected in both
houses according TO the programme out.
lined br Mondays Republican caucus.
William G.; Srprs of Burt county, the
caucus nominee. WAS made speaker Of the
house by unanimous vote GA ln"'lon "l
the fusion minority after they had CIV
ell complimentary vote TO d. W. liam
ilton of Butler county. POpui>t. There
was no opposition 10 Senator &. i. Steele
for president pro trn!. of the SENATE. lhe
house appointed committee oil priv
ilcges and elections to take Up contest
cases as early rs possible. Today the
legislature will canvass the vote of the
N,yrmbpr election
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

PROVIDENCE. Jan. The S3,ooo,'
600 .luirho,tse just erected By iNr state
of Rhode Island was occupied hI the
legislature for the first time Yesterday.
The event WIS sisnali6"d by a display
entirely different from anything ever be-
fore attempted at she opening Of the
lpriSluIurc