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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
Der zrommler BON ebtIsb.

Geo. SD. 8risntaG, pel1sr an, Sam,
Tag in 2aneaftsr, 8i.. itarb. mar elmer
Der Selosn Oss 8areerfrieses. 8aum
fanfssbn Sabre alt. llsb G iid ols
Irommler a%nperbeu, uno ale FOLDER
ma&ts sr ben SeIb,us nit. SIN Der
S&la&t bon Sbilob ;sihuste er ii6
pur6 iol&s Tapfsrfett aus, Oas er fpdtsr
in @eoihten uno auf Der 8ibne ole
Scr 3rOmmlsr bon Sbilob" pstbsrr.
ll&t ipurbe. SIN bieier S6la&t perlot
er fem aussnl,dt. basislbs tpurbe absr
fpdter bur6 cine &irureiI@e Operation
rpieber beresiteat. No& apeimal lisb ct
I'D antpsrbsn unb psrri&tsts aIs Spab, T
nod isbr quite 9ienfts. Deil ct bon
alien ieinen 8ameraben Der @lnaiss mar,
Der Dor Nosbps @uetilus Stanb belt,
iuurbe CT bslObt unb b~efSrbert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21

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Gnbealtise Brsiie sur fOfortissn auf.
raumuns bon ansebrcdsnen ainisn bon
Seiten' unb 8Isibsrtpaarsn --ni&t min.
oertperibiss @rabs bon @aaren, bic
sipsds .8OrtbeiIDsrfdufen" biQis anss.
tauft purSsn -ionbsrn Slide unb iurss
2dnaen u%niersr resuIdrsn 2inis.
Caalitdten iinb ale bon ben bod.
FEN su srIaneenbsn Marisn.
StDlen ale iOrsfaItis aus.ripdblt
fir uniere resuldre aunoi&aft. einf6IN6.
LID 8Iaibs, Streifsn. Niriursn unb
einfudsn MatsriaIisn.
Cuantitdten senus fir uas8peds.
8Isloerlansen. 9aiasnIdnssn, Stirtldn.
gen. 2dnsen fGr 2inbsriIsibsr, etc.
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AIter SAT.

grd6bent MeainIsp lief BEN Gonsrsb
cine 4otf6oft auicmmeu. in tpsI&sr sr
ion srfudt. BEN abmirol Sampion for
isiae 3hdtiefsit ais Gommanhnnt Der
g6 Staaten Ftotte tpdbrsnb bss fpa.
REORGANIZATION arisess fsinsn DAM
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
Sei0e.

rs @entS. SIR cine 8O&s oTs.
riren mir Inffeta uno Surab Ssibs for
As gents, gutter @srib su 65 Gents.
50 SenfS for fanep Ssibs bic 81
une sl.25 mar. @rObe 4ustpabI bon
Iei&ten unb bunilen Sarben.
SO @enfS flr ale uniers bette
Ssios. Daren $3.50 unb sl.75. Refine
bsfsrs Aualitdt bon Ssibs auf BEN
Wartts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
sri. uuO sssOmius gan.s eiisHbabu Go.

i3dttabsas In araft ben IL. S,pttmbn 1900.
3lst fir eapItp unb | fas punftt, ~ BAN.
Lev gtrbiHbuHs NIT br erie Giisnbabn fir Sen
Serf. Rtrbursb uue 3pii6snfatioufn mattnp,
prrIadtn SSrautoH um 7.U5 ROrstns unp 2.25
Ra6m.
3hss fommtH au Ia SeraniOn I'm 1890
Roretns uHe $40 Atsnbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
W%irtbfAafts.u

Der llntsrtti6utts ieat btn euti9ru gubIi.
tnm pon nab une ftrn f~rasbsnft an, ea6 Ct bi,
NIItpibaft bts ptrrH @fprst atbr IN Stblts
'auttt tbirncmmfn bat. 9tenmann piro bi,
e,fsn @sirdnft, 9tsarrtn une ,upsrfpmmtueh'
StoitnuHe bet mir p%orinbsn. &c tmpHsblt I'D
osltfns. ptnrt 1raufftr, Birib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
&leiDermaQren.

25 Gents for rssuIdrs so Scents
AuaIitdt, in suusuols Pluibs. Gb,ds.
Strsifsn uno Wirtursn.
9S SentS fur bic fsinRs AuaIiidt
bon sanapOas Plaibs. 2amssIsbaar.
Plaibs unb fdtpersn 8ols WiSiursn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
Mas1iebe MufeIdrmma

tntbdIt eds a~toitasue btutiht Wsrt ,,Dsr Rsts
oitIeu iserrtt6tn. 9nuftrdtionsH. nsbH tinsr 40.
b%anelnns abtr fmbsriofe ebsn, psI6ts bon mann
nne FRAU aelsitn tutrbtn ioute. IiHeHtbs brfid
far tnnse asui., pie no etrsbtli4sn tpsnsn, ODER
insihdiidb perheirafbet tub.
IN Isidt psrttdnbiiher HDsiis IN dnasfabrt, tpie
man scfnnee ainesr asnst uHo essfdblsd,tstranf.
beiien uHe bic boitu 5olaen bon SuseHefinbtn,
onen, unfrudbfbdrfeit, 9rabRnH. fafpaAts @t.
edatntb. GHeraielon afttt uno &rdmpfaesrbrud,
obre fdbdeiid,en w7eei,ineH bausrnb heiieu fam.
Gin trtusr Grtnub une fpeiitr Ratbgtbfr III bitits
unlbfrtrtfHths osutihs Bun. ptihts mad Gins
ptaHa bon % ats. Dofiunrim In stHfadtm ums
ialaa ioraiam psrpaft. fret justaidt iuiFb.
DEuTSCHES HEll-ikSTlTuT,
10 EAST g. STREET,
6sahtr II Clinton plaes. Rew Sort. q. n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
An6faub.

Sn 9ambur8 itarb Der Rapitdn b
Samburssa msrita' 6eieli&aft 8istid.
- SIN Mabrib itarb Don Ranon b
G~ompoamor. Di&isr, 9biloiopb UNI
Staatsmann.
= Sn Der Rabs bon @abis ipurbe eli
Grefto6 ueripGrt. 8iels 6sbduse muir,
ben bsi&aOist.
- Die R5nisin bon S&pebsu in au
benz Bess Der 8sRsruna mus absr bod
nod bas Belt bitten.
Sn Dresden ffarb Der beiannt,
Watbsmatitsr Dsfar S9IoemiI4 i'm vi.
ter bon 7s Sabren.
Dur& cine erplofon in Der guI.
p%srfabrtt BET @uilfOro. England, purbsn
IsGs Rann est6Otst.
- Sn @issbaben ssrf&isb Der 1beo.
lo9e Or. 8ernbarb Stpara, Der ale
Observation-Disclosures bsfannt ssipOrcsn 10.
-Sn asipiis Osrfiarb Der S%asbssnoFs
oeS &aiiers uno @rlnber bes ooriiavn
Hsnnelubs. Rs&tsanpaIt aIpbons Gage.
mann.
- pauI Des&snet, Der 9raFhsnt Der
franSofi&sn Deputitteniammsr. bat fd
NIT slnsr GO&lsr bss AbssOronsisn Bruce
uesbsiratbst.
= Sn karlsruhe bssins Der Sabnrid
Gotuln b. WantsuHsI, Elm N,ffs bes
ttabsrsn Stattbaltsrs bon Gliab. 2otb.
rlsen, Sslbtmorb.
0esen 8siruss tpirb Der Seupt.
mann o. o.. @otparb 9smpsr. hsdbr,sfi,d
ostfolst. Gr seb6rte BEN 2anopsbrbs.
gut Rsufaet in W,itprsussn an.
: Sn Oafrisff&sn StaOisn iOIsn sna.
lii1s Wsrbsr ibr nnpsisn treiben. Dis
bI'tIl4s 8oti6aft in Berlin srilart, Der.
slelbsn lei offsiea ni&t autOrifrt.
Die BabIsn foe bic bulaariide
Sobranis iinb poriber; in pblhppOpolls
tam ss lu untuben, nobel 3psi petionsn
8etbotet uno msbrere anbsrs ~psrtpunbsi
porpsn finb.
Dem amiIi@sn 8eri&te bes Sou.
osrnsurs BON 8atn ,ufolss sinsen BEL osl
rtsfissn 5eusrsbruhf t baislblt nur feb.
isbn Nsni&snlsbsn psrlotsn unb betrdsi
Der 8sIluit on @issntbum ni&i msbr oils
!. 400. 900 Rubsl.
Bie aus BEN Sabrssberi&t Der
8srllnsr Strubsnbabnsn unb So&babnsp
betporssbt, b~sf5rosrtsn bic 8ubnsn i'm
SABRE AS. 445. 648 8erionen.
Dies bsoeutst Bss,n 1899 cine 8unabms
pom "a. 1853 227 psrionsn.
Ser bsfannte GoeiaIiR ebuarb
Der Dor 30 Sabrsn tpesen
8erssbsn mad Der S&peis
une S0nbon sln8, 1T mad Berlin suriid.
Ser oamals aussstsate Saft.
Oefebl II am 81. Sanuar psriattt uno
Iparo ni4t mebr erneuert.
Die prsubii@sn 8sb5rSsn in @sIisn,
tpoaen u mebrers Iauienb pol.
niiGe 8rubenarbeiter, bic erperblos ae.
fnb, s%tpansstpsiis mad lbrsr Sci.
hen IN MabIbs;,n isgsn Nnrsm.n
Bohnm NM onssrrSr,s nn,bsrs,,st
m Sn Hlst tara e atoiidsn ben
Dtannlpattsn pes oeuil@en Sinisn'
.~QDubslm Der Cite" unb bee
;all9m SIeusere ,.Aslole' ~ elmer
en- ISmsns 0.ttsrn' Shss,s unS ssO'
nos SurH msfsrs;Is osfshrI;% s.s,ss,
" ~
DH 0lsniardlauls tar 6annober
am Gage. Der commemorate i'm
5apre isoi esn9etre'pt tuerosn. Die
Stunofs!nlseun8 srfolet gum 9srbt.
oIe Osntlauls tpiro an einsm bo1sele'
,sns' Yantte IN Der Wari@ srri&tst.
ino ttpar aus Wittsln. bic bon Stuoir.
,sssr o,soshro%. ,r'Ssss w. = pan
unosr ste ~
- eampbeu Brstpn. Der ftdbtif&e
s9sf'iIsr. ia8te IN eInsm Biernersift.
ines.pIoesns IN S'rerpool aus. bob
'a@ Den bon tim untsriu@lsn 8lerpro.
zen au urtnellen. I'm Sommer in 2ipsr'
1901 ourGl6nlttl'@ 900 pfunb arisnii
MT Dem Bier ssnofsn tpsroen ulrbsn,
um cine Dl,llon 2sute su i5Dtsn.
,nS An ois,hsr as;, o.a" Ss c'i'"
'"S D" b"'sTss O'" bsbspsh Wutes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
GOnis '.'Gobmann's
RotPl,
1923 unb 325 Sprmte StraBe.

-)U(-
81. eouts anbsuisr Bnf9 uno q. Robiufon
Biert. Berliner Beibbier. Bon @tinen uno
eiquorsu ueroen uur bic trprobteften Rnrten
sefibrt. Better Rorter uno ale.
@arme unb falte Speifen
Ju isOsr Sosesssit. aus 9sIifat,Hsn Der Sab.
res5eii, Cine rei&baItist auspabI Der b,fst
Giearrtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-21
SObn Mrmbrnff. D
9entf9er Wekger,

RD. 219 psnn aoenae,
mirb ft bsfreben burd auseee&uttt Elras
lsosr art uno Rtts triidss unb btfts 8ltii2
letns xunoen ieeerjeit Sufrteotn bu ftltu. Gas
bsRs e@maIs ia Der etabtt In &sfsla.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

J'OR SALE-l5OO NEW RECORnE FOR A
Il graphaphonc, NJ adoaan, typewrlt-
crs, bennington, tine other Franklin. ply
Mt northeast corner itl and Walnut .t-eets
Gto. II. Heritage, j3'.Utt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
FOR CHILDREN

Nothing, that comes in a
bottle, is more important for
children than SCOTS emulsion
of cod-liver oil.
And important" means that
it keeps them in even health.
Whenever they show the least
disturbance of even balance of
health, it promptly restores
them.
1t is to be used as a food,
whenever their usual food does
not quite answer the purpose
of food.
Well send yon li,.icto try, if you Ike.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl street, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
KENNEY AND
ADDICKS.

Dover, January 26th.-
The Union Republicans
sooner than drop ]. Ed
ward Addicks for United
States Senator, will make
a deal with the Demo-
Gratis ..and re-elect Sena-
tor K. K. Kenney for the
short term and j. Ed
ward Addicks for the long
term. The people knew
when thsy were voting for
: enators and Represer.
tatives to the General AS
sembiy that j. Edward
Addicils was a candidate
for United States sena or.
The Union Republicans
will not drop his name for
United Stale Senator;tlley
are willing to allow the
Regulars to name any
man they want. But as
for regulating Nr. ADJ
dicks tn t they will never
do.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
DEPEW GAvORS SUBSIDY.
Eloquent PEA For shI rpinK Bilk
House Passes Navnb Bill,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Depew of New York yesterday delivered
in the senate character sticalsy force.
ful and eloquent adlress IN support OF
the shipping bill. I'll: addtess, which
occupied just nm hour, was in the nature
of an appeal for the upbuilding of the
American merchant marine by the grant
ing of subsidies as provided for in the
pending measure His discussion of the
problems of transportation which now
confront American manufacturers and
American farmers was notably interest
ing and effective. The peroration in
which he urged that the American flag
be restored 10 the mastheads of the
freight carrying ships Of the United
States was a brilliant piece of oratory
and elected cordial applause from SEN
Htors on the floor and the crowds in the
galleries. Little progress was made with
the Indian appropriation bill. The last
hour Of the senate day was consumed in
the passage of private pension bills.
Tl" house adopted the conference re-
port on the army reorganization bill.
The contest over it was brief, Mr.. Hull
chairman of the military affairs commit
tee, preventing prolonged debate. The
debate was chiefly notable for sharp
exchange between Mr.. Richardson. the
minority leader, and Mr. Hay Dem.l of
Virginia, n member Of the conference
committee. who repronched the Demo-
cratic leader for not making fight for
temporary army when the bill was
originally before the house. The naval
appropriation bill was finally passed and
also II private pension bills. Mr.. Tai
bert Dem.) Of South Carolina, who has
distinguished himself in the past as an
ohjector to special pension bills, but
who has not been much in evidence this
session, announced during the day that
the time had come TO stop the passage
of promscuolls bills for the removal of
charges Of desertion and that hereafter
he did not propose to allow such bills to
pass if he could prevent it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
E5worth League Day.

In Haven NJ. Il. Church tomorrow Ep.
wo! til Leagus Day viii be obss we'd. The
LyCeum exercises will be OF special inteil
est Il. exhibi'ing the results 3f six mouthI
Of faithful Chris ian work by the pariouI
departments which will present papers
through their Presidents The Lyceun.
"Dimo Rally" W II also be feature "
the program, vlcA is US follows:
,rgan voluntary, Miss Sarah Il. Tato;
chorus, Lyceum; inyocation chorus. ~.
Ceum; paper, department of Christian
Work Mrs. Mollie Wooden; quartotteIl
paper, Department of Mercy and Help.
S. Annie Tilghman; duet, Misses q. A
and b. L J. II on; paper, Department OF
l.. tcrary Work aud ENTERTAINMENT, Miss
Alice V. Ash; solo (violinl, Arthur Har
man; duet Misses Ethel Briggs and Sarah
f. Dillahay; paper departments of Cor
Iespondence and Finance Miss Minnie
Harman; quartette, Professor W. II.
Ward et' al; ofertory; chorus, Lyceumt
benediciion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
SDntn VIII Retain Dock,

WASHINGTON. ian. 26.-The naval
board, headed by Judge Advocate Gen
eral Lemley, appointed to decide upon the
desrabiIity of purchasing the large float
ing steel drydock in Havana harbor from
the government Of Spain. reports that to
place the dock in thorough repair and to
prepare it for n voyage would involve an
expenditure of over S5OO,00O and that a
dock could he built new at figure not
greater. Admiral Endicott, chief of the
bureau of yards and docks. has recon-
mendcd that as ther" is no present ne"es'
sity for the acquisition By this govcrn'
ment OF such dock the tender of the
Spanish government for its sale TO the
United States shall not be accepted. Sec
re,ary Long has approved this rc'ommen
datiou
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
A NOTED EXPLORER.
Fir Martin Conway Tells Of Sautb
American Travels.


NEW YORK, Jan. "5.--Sir Martin
Conway. distinguished explorer, who
has contributed much to what is krowr
Of the mountain regions of the world, /;
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, having re
ccntly returned from his third trip of eX
pl alton to South America.
Sir Martin, whose explorations have eX
tended over period of ten years and who
has devoted nearly 30 years to scientific
research, said that his work in South
America would mark the close Of his ca
reer as an explorer He said that he still
would maintain his interest in scientific
discovery. but that in the future he
would organize and send ont exploring ex
petitions instead of going himself.
As evidence that his decision will not
mean a direct loss to the scientific worlG
Sir Martin said that he is about to or
Eanize an expedition to go to Peru next
spring to further explore the eastern
slope of the Andes. He will sail for Eng
land on Wednesday next and will organ
izc this expedition soon after he arrives
in his native country.
"The eastern scpe -of-fhe Andes" Sill
Martin said. "aifnlyls field for scientific
T'SeaTtn WHICH mas llnIHtllhe poSsiplillies
Practically nothing is known about the
botany and nothing about the mineral re-
sources OF the vast region lying to the
east of the Andes. II is known. Of course
that this vast region has resources OF
great interest to science and OF great val
lie in commercial SENSE but it has been
so little explored as to leave the world al
most in the dark regarding its possibil
ties. Much is known about Venezuela
and Colombia, but as vet little has been
learned about the interior of Brazil, Bo
iiva, Ecuador, Peru and Argentina
Sir Martin Conway, in his explorations
in various parts of tho globe. made rec
ord as mountain climber. While cxplor'
ing with party in the lltndoo koosh in
1892 he climbed peak 5000 feet hi igh,
attaining an elevation 1000 feet highei
than any mountain record then known.
Sir Martins explorations in South
America have been made since 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
THANKS TO
CONTRIBUTORS

The managers of the Minluadale
Home beg to extend thanks to their
friends who so generously remembered
them at their annual donation day on
last Thursday. In addition to the large
quantity of groceries, provisions and
merchandise, 1924 was received in money.
Those vino contributed money We're as
follows:
Joshua Conner, Mrs. Esther Walaston,
Mrs. George G. Lobdcll, Alexander Nc
Leod, Cardwell ~ Sons, Alfred CAV
throp, Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop, Mrs.
Henry =. Rumford, Mrs. J. Davis Sis.
lcr, Washington Jones, Mrs. Washing
ton Jones. Mrs. N. r. Danforth, VIM.
Luke. Dr. c. Il. Jeffcris, Mrs. Thomas
Darlington. Huxley Harvey, Mrs. Thom-
as Applchy, George w. Bush, Mrs.
Anne G. Jones. Mrs. Henry G. Jones,
Mrs. Holsten Harvey, Mrs. G. G. Lob
dell. Sr., Mrs. William Seaman. Miss
u. Lobdcll, Miss Laura james, Mrs.
Chas. W. Puscy, Mrs. William G.
Jones, Mrs George W. Chambers Mrs.
Henry Mendnhall. Mrs. John Richard
son. Mrs. Marian G. Worrell, Mrs. Chas.
Bye. Mrs. w. G. Pcnnepackcr, Ir., John
s. Mullin. Mrs. ii. j. Stubs, Mrs.
Franklin Taylor. II. {. Tolmcy, n. II.
Huxley, Mrs l.. Il. Morrow. Special
donation from euchre party.
Those who contributed groceries, pro-
visions and merchandise were as fol
lows:
Mrs. c. Il. Smyth Mr.. Evitt Wells,
David II. M"cil. IIanscom Bros, Miss
T.. Il. Stroud. s H. Stats. Crosby Il
Hill. Fred Kicnlc Mrs. Linton Smith,
Mrs. John Mrndmhall, Edward II.
Brennan, Mrs. John Pierce. Edward
MondinhalI. Phillips 4 Thompson, A. Z.
Gillespie. Mrs. Ohio Nowland. Mrs.
George $. Grubh, Mrs. Thomas McClary,
Jessie and Howard Seaman, Mrs S. n.
Trump. James Morrow & Sons, Miss +.
h. lIllcs. friend. Mrs. Thomas ii.
Savcry; magazines J. Pnnl Brown pos
lal cards. Mrs. J. ID. Sislcr; printing.
Held q Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
A BeRuing .Jailblrd.

WILKESBARRE Pa, Jan. 90
Chief of Police Kline yesterday receiv-
ed a letter from the Duchess of Arcos,
wife of the Spanish minister at Wash
ington, making inquiry about prisoner
in the county Jail named James a. sny-
der. The latter wrote touching letter
TO the duchess in which he claimed he
was Spanard and had been convicted
OF crime of which he was innocent. He
said he had about finished his sentence
and would be compelled to go out into
cold, cruel world without money or suita.
bic clothing. II the duchess would only
aid him, he would ever pray for her. etc.
The chief in his reply to the letter stat
ed that Snyder was an impostor lie
was convicted in the county court some
time ago of horse stealing and has made
it a practice to write to nearly all the
prominent people in the country, includ-
ing the Goulds and Vanderbilts, asking
them for assistance. The man is well
educa1cd and said to be graduate of
Yale college.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Heavy snow closed the mines in the
Sham0kin region.
Verdi suffered relapse. His early
death is expected.
Julian Arnold was sentenced in Lon
don to ten years imprisonment.
Six New Bedford fishermen were lost
by being caught in u school Of whales.
Chef Justice pcpuc Of the New Icr.
sPy supreme court has announced his re-
tirement.
Mrs. Carrie Nation. temperance cru
sadcr, refused TO eat at n hotel in Hope,
Kan. fearing poison.
A formal deed declaring their desire 10
be married was signed by Queen vii
Lelmina and Duke Henry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
To CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Bromo. Quinine Tablets.
Not Withdrawn.

William A. Reilly. Department
Commander of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. desires to correct a
mistaken impression concerning
the bill tC aid in the burial OF indi.
gent soldiers. Some years ago the
General Assembly passed a bill
providing that the state should pay
S25 toward the burial OF former
soldier whose family were unable
to bury him. The amount of money
appropriated for the purpose, how,
ever. was not sufiicien Mt, The Grand
Army offered an amendment to the
bill to remedy this trouble, but
finding the trouble was with the
appropriation and not with tho
law, withdrew the amen dment.
The law will therefore stand as it
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
BRUSHES WITH BOERS.
Kitchener Says Invaders Have Dome
Little Damage

LONDON. Jan. ga dispatch re-
ccved at the war Office from General
Kitchener, dated Pretoria. Jan. "A, men-
tions unimporanr contacts with De-
larey's and Haasbroek's commands. A
score of Beers have been captured. and
General Methuen has cleared Griqualand
and kuruman.
The invaders have done little harm in
Cape Colony. They have not becn join
ed by the inhabitants, with whom they
are daily becoming more unlsspolar.
Wednesdays train. with Lord Kitchen
er and a body Of troops proceeded to-
ward Midd!cburg, an nrnored pilot en-.
ginc preceding. 1t was dcrailcd by dyna
mite near Balmoral. The Beers, who
were in force. opened fire, and the Brit
iSh replied heavily. Ultimately the
Roers were driven off. The British sus-
tanned 10 casualties.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
CASES IN
CITY COURT,

Before Judge Cochran in the city
court this morning Simon Clonin
was charged with disorderly con.
duct. William r. Russell testified
that Comm has been annoying his
wife and on Thursday he struck
her. He has threatened her time
and time again. He is afraid that
Clonin will do injury to his wife
and child. Mrs. Lydia Russell
testified that Clonin resides at No.
sos Monroe street, next door to-
them. He has used bad language:
toward her. She is so afraid Of
him that the doors are kept locked.
The court imposed fine of so
and costs.
Officer Wardell was the prosecu-
ting witness against George Mous-y
ley The charge was indecent
conduct. The court imposed fine
OF SO and costs.
Joseph Christy, colored. was in
the dock charged with the larceny
ot a watch, the property Of John w.
Gordon OF No. 6l0 Penn street.
The watch was valued at Sc. The
watch disappeared four weeks ago.
Gordon heard Chrlsty's best girl
state that he acknowledged taking
the watch and pledged it for 60
cents. 1t was pawued by man
named "Browuie. He met Brownie
and he denied all knowledge Of the
watch. Henry Harris testified the
watch was pawned at hls place
but Christy was not the person whd
pawued 1t. Bail was fixed at 5000
for the upper court. Mi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
THE INDIAN TROUBLES
Reports Greatly Exaggerated -- No
Violence Anticipated.

OMAHA. Jan. 2G.--Gcneral Lee last
night received n tclcgraphic report from
Lieutenant Dixon, commanding the troop
Of cavalry sent to the scene Of the Creek
Indian troubles. lie states that he has
not yet made full investigation but has
learned enough TO warrant his saying
that the reports Of an uprising have
been greatly exaggerated. Thus far he
has encountered no Indians. and from
civilians he learns there has been 10 vio-
lcnce on the part Of the Indians. and he
anticipates none. The report from Lieu
tenant Dixon comes from Henrietta.
which place he reached during the fore
noon.
General Lee stated that no orders had
been issued for the movement of any
other troops, and none would be unless it
should later become apparent that they
were needed. He said that six troops OF
cavalry and several companies of in
fanny were available for this service
should the demand for them arise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
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for Consumption, which completely cured
me, would not be without it even II ID
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it on my recommendation and all say it
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