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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
TO SPEAK TO ELEVENTH. .wARpERs
Eugene 6. Hay VIII Have Further Cues
Is tionS to Ask

Eugene G.: Hay will be the guest ofathe
Eleventh Ward Republican club this even-
ing. at its regular meeting to be held at
.Berglund's hall, Franklin and Seventeenth
avenues s. Mr.. Hay will not have to
make way for. other candidates and will
thus have ample time to outline fully his
position on all the questions before the
people, of the United States. Particular
interest centers in the meeting from the
fact that Mr.. Hay is expected to pro-
pound further Questions ito Congressman
Loren Fletcher regarding the interests Of
the fifth's wards.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
An Invention of Great Merit

to which we give our complete indorse-,
ment Is the New Kodak Developing Ma
chine, which does away entirely with the
stuffy dark room and smoky lamp. The
First Free Demonstration in the city will
be given at. our store Sept End from 1890
to 6 p. m. Everyone invited. Il. =.
{ ,t.,, =. E. B. Meyrowitz.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

= Mrs. T. e. Stack will entertain a group Of
children Saturday afternoon in honor of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
SUMMER coNF1DENoEs.

Judge.
Her Ghum-Your heart must have gone pity
nat when Mr.. Steeltrust proposed. =
Z Penelope Confidently Pity pat? It went
ping pong.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

*. "kun'in to the 'FaIr'-SpecIai =
fiat Sale.h HDffman's Toggery Shop.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
MEDIUM,
j, Tjfo

. First American-Which do you prefer, Marius,
to be very rich or very poor? s
Second American--If had my choice Aure-
lius should be neither. should have about
five millions. @.ee,.-,.s >e'u -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

-If SOC
Basket for Michigan Peaches.
~! zoe
Peck for Duchess Apples.
- 8Oc
Box for clinestone Peaches.
T%4& III S1.25
for Fancy Free Stone Peaches.
SOC
Basket Concord Grapes.
$1.75
Box for very fine Bartlett Pears
Il. >, Mason's Jars
PInts, dozen -. -. ... -. ........ 45c
Quarts, dozen -. .................... Soc
One-haIf gallon, dozen -. ...... -. 75c
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA R. R
TIN STANDARD RAIL
read or AMERICA
Pm AD!LiffiIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTirlORE RAILROAD

Schedule in effect September 9, 1902.
IiaAns icHye Wilmington as follows:
for fAIiadelph1n. express, I.57, 319
40, $50. Tar, 80, $40, $50 S.55, s.35,
lo.ll. 1922, 1915, ll.2j, 1l.S2 las a. IN,
SlG'l6. l2.5o, 1877, 500, 31l. ABS, 5.07, 6.O2.
CSC, '.el, III, sos, and 9.l6 p. IN.
accommodation, 6.1O, 7.1O, 500, 1l.0O 4.
M, 1870, 2.S2, 400, SIS, 6.35 and IL .43 ..
IL.
For Chester (express), 1s7. 4.2o, $50,
TAP, $50. 500, $40, $50, s.55 lO.1l, 1l.25.
.i32, l1.i5, a. H.. 1.37, 3 90. +.5S, 6.Q7, 7.0l
and SC1 D. M
Accommodation. Go, 71O, HOO a. NJ,
1880, 2.52, 400, r rs, 6.35. and 1913 2. IN.
For New York Through express), 49,
$40, 1856 Dining Car, 1882 Dining Carl
1915 dining Carr, l1.45 a. H., x12.1s
Dining Carr, 1855. 1877. Dining Carp.
Oil, 500, 500 Dining CaU, I'll, and 91s
p. M, connecting VIA Broad Street Sta
tionf Philadelphia, $40. $50, 10, $50,
l0.i1 i NJ, 800, AS, 5.07, and 1913 p. m.
For Boston tttout change, 1902 a. In.
and III .. II.
tor Newark Centre and Intermediate
stations, 1888 a. IL. and G.Sj p. Ii.
Baltimore and Washington, 495, 800,
go, 1918 and 1i.0l a. H., 1905, 1913,
zl.10, $50, 3.5l, 4.c9. 5.25, 1903, 6.46. 7Oa.
7.Sj. S.ll p. IN, and J o5 nisat.
Baltimore and inferno date sta .ions,
$50, i'll. GLIB p. M. 1918 night.
Leave rhi!ale!phiG, Broad Street. for
Wilmington teApreSsl, $50. 7.95, So, 1918,
1929, HES a. IN, 1903, y l2,36, ll3, 2.lj,
al3, go. 3.2g, 4.tl, Az, 5.07, 5.25, 5.Si,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
The Giin."n Eatnle Settlement.

NEW YORK, Nov. = Notice Of an
agreement between the half blood and
full blood heirs of George +. Gilman,
the millionaire merchant. who died in
his mansion, Black Rock. Bridgeport,
Conn. leaving ale estate over which
was started Il LEGAL cont OverSy that
threatened to he tmiernlnablr. has been
filed in lhe supreme court Of brooklyn.
Under the new agreement the business
formerly conducted by Mr.. Gilman is
to pass into the hands of Il corporation
to he organized in New Jersey with a
capital of 2.luO.oW, SL,2jO.0o0 of
which is to he issued to the admins
traitors Of the estate. They in turn are
to divid" the amount into tifths, four
hfths 20 be distributed among the full
blood relatives and onr-tifth, or $685.
600, among til" half blood relatives.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
BARON WAS
IN SAD PLIGHT.
Munchhausen With Little
Money, Sought Rich VITA
in America.
VICTIM MARRIAGE BUREAU
1t Took Two to Make a Bar
gain, and the Heiress
Would Not
Wed.

BERLIN. Nov. T.-'Thr relations of
Baron Rurchard Won MumclhauScn
with the 50 called 'nairagc SynGi-
cate" which Gnanccd bis journey to
the United States in 1898 to obtain Il
rich wife have been made public
through a prosecution for blackmHil
brought by the baron against Hermann
pincus, Moritz Mendclsohn and Adolf
MendelsOhn. three tradesmen who were
members of the syndicate. The trial
has just come to its close
Baron vOn Munchhauscn is a mem
Der Of a famous German family which
dates from 1857.
The testimony showed lhat an ex-
convict named Eisslcr living in SUIT
CART, telegraphed to Frau Won Outflow,
Il noblewoman residing in Berlin who
undertakes to obtain wealthy wives for
army officers, saying that if she had a
titled officer on active service for an
American fortune of S7.J0O,000 % let
him know. Frau Won Outflow put
Won Munchhauseii, who is Il liVuien-
ant in the PruSsian artillery.
The baron, according to statements
made In court agreed to give FisSl"r
per cent Of the money Of the hcircSs
he was to wed in The event of the mar
rage taking place, and he signed con
ditional bills for $3TJ, 600. On these
bills Essler raised money III Berlin
from a numerous group Of persons
which included Pincus and the two
Mendelsohns, and Baron Won Munch-
hansen was provided with the cash
with which he paid the EXERCISES OF his
Journey to the United stlt"s,
Eisslcr's partner in tins adventure
was a lady's maid who mad been for
>mcrly in the service Of the lirll Nincri-
ran woman referred to by EtsSIcr. She
preceded the baron to the Unit. Il States
TO negotiate the marriage, but Her ef-
forts were not successful. tn" name
of the heiress in question was not dis
closed In court
Baron Won Munchhauscn did make
the acquaintance while in th" United
States of Martha Washington Ezekiel, 4
widow of moderate wealth. WHO, a.
rording to the German pccraE &c, he mar
ried Dec. %, 1893. Sine" his mHmlag"
the baron has been living with his wife
on his estate near SchWohlcr Van
over
On his return TO Germany Baron Won
Munchha usen had TO reckon with III"
holders of his bills. A comprOMiS" was
negotiated with pincuS and the Men
desOhns. who surrendered his paper on
the payment of comparatively small
sums. Baron Won MunchhauS"n after
ward accused these men Of hlachuail,
and the matter was thus brought into
court Pncus and the McmdciSohnS
were acquitted of the charges against
thptD
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
N E,n .
FARM MANURE SLED.

end, which is shown by dotted line
at F, ard bore, an inch hole in the
runner on each side in. Il straight
line with the groove: thR whit;lr
out eight pins an inch through and
stick them in the holes in the run
ners and up along the grooves. Then
take two boards I'll. inches wide for
raves. aud bore inch holes in il and
put this on top Of the pins, which
are left sticking up an inch; this
board should he long enough to
reach cut ON the end OF the runner,
where it should be fastened. Now
put Il shallow box on it. then II box
about foot high. with strips nailed
up and down to keep it from falling
off. This outfit is handy for haul
ing manure from the stab!e.--.G. E.
burst, in Economist.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Chief of Staff, State Medical Institute

men who suffer with any form OF sexual
wraNne,s resulting from youthful folly :,
premature 1888 Of strength and memory,
weak BACK, varlcocele or emacia tiGn OF
purt% ltgivcs the warmth. strength and de
Vnlopment lust W here it y need ed. and cures
at ones all the Ill. and troubles that come Of
years OF misuse o. the functions for 1t has
been nm absolute success in all cases. sim.
Pie request to the tate Medical institute,
1853, E!cltiron Building Fl Wayne, lad, will
bring you on Of these FIRE, trial pac kagts, in
Il plh II wrAppcr. without any N arts TO iien.
THY Its contents or Whc!e it comes fl ON The
institute has had go many inquiries from
Incn who are enable to leave home or their
bu-lnrSS TO lie treated. thar II has perfected
lh" SiLrndid home trthIment and sends II in
'br" t"ihl packages 10 ali parts of the world
t"-i'ow just hpH easy ahd sImpl" ii ~ 10 .'o
"uiet n home o. any sexual wral,nn-I whcu
i!ia ma Vicious new atxunl discovery is rm-
piryeJ Tie n>titut" III axes No restrictions
amt anY man who writes will receive b.
MAJ u free tria! o. tins wOn,!ert Il remedy
absolutely free. Those who write nee, have
40 Fear of Dry publicit', aS he state M"dl al
'n~ii ~" - AN old cS.aJ lshfi In Ait ton IN
cJrporiied ~ thc State for 30 years
s2t-frI If
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Senator Hanna has joined the Loyal
Legion.
The crown prince Of Siam arrived in
Chicago
A mother and child were burned to
death in Maiden, Mass
La S0ufrieic. St Vincent. was re-
ported active again.
Senator NJ. s. Quay has gone with 4
party Of friends to his winter home in
Florida.
George Vest, Jr.. son of the Missouri
senator, was found dead In bed at a
Washington hotel
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
THE HONOR ROLL.
These Pupils Have Reached Their Desks
Promptly for Five Months,

Superintendent Of public schools
George W, Twitmyer, has awarded
honor certificates to the following
named pupils of the city schools for
perfect attendance for the I've
months ended october 81:
School No. Frank Porter, ED =
ward Curren, Howard d. Johnson
Herbert L. Smith, Thomas Holmes,
Margaret Orr.
School No. 2-FloreLce Darling
Lol, Mildred LaCkey, Bonner Stuart
Lillian Sack, Carrie Angerstein, Le-
audlr kimble.
School No. GILLIAN Johnson,
Mildred Lowell.
School No. 4 Edith J. Auit, Mar,
earct Elliott, Mary e. Martin,
Charles Hawke, Paul Pcnnock,
school No. G-Ethcl J. GIhasou,
Lula NJ. Anderson, Edna Bessie
Crosse, Lille orr
School No. 7-,Carcncc .,tciglcr
Mildred Stur&is, Mary Agnes D'NeiI,
Ada Adams, Leonard SchwQrZ, Mar
tina EUrrcll.
School 10 S---CIarcnce r. ChclinS,
Fritz Il. fammcrAell. Howard Tussey,
Isabella heIG.e Harry Eea.lcr, FIN
mitt Hickman, EtrI Daniels, Kari
Wall
School 30 -WiIian Taylor,
Helen Blown, CatharlUc Well, Ariil4r
Vandi Ike, Amos Slua2cr, Alice JcII-
ctlj.
S;chOoi No. 10 Beatrice Ciinch,
Matte Berry, Mary CrALner, Lillian
I'neoac, Harry Everett.
School No Mildred AnHic Kali
ser, Henry kuroLIc, Fanny 5 Atkin-
son. Margaret MurpIey. Robert
Crop, Rosa e. A. NTjlauo.
School no l.. Harry Hay wood
IIaincs, Harold ". Foster, SOPHIE
Hermann, Charles T.. GruJD,
Sarah NJ. BroushtoD. David Wilt
bank, George II. Barns. Ralph
iincrIy, +, Stella Dlwacn, Howard
I. Cowgirl,
school No. l3-JameS Flynn,
Michael NiscauIt, Etn,l MaGklem,
Luther Cloud.
School Ne. ll-IIa?ry Douobue.
Ella Callahan, Joseph Grant. Leon.
ard Donnhu,. i'lor.uct !'r4uH, Mdaa
Jones Marry Welsh, Agnes al aHan.
School No l3.-Juscph AigCa.TcrJy
Layton b Carpenter, lie en- Alden.
Harry Haas. NJ. lrcI y. Uown,
Charles liaaS, Louisa G,Unvy. Iuio
May Ihomp,on.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Keep record of what you are
doing on the farm, the time of
planting, harvesting, methods EN-.
ployed in cultivating yields of grain
and hay, sales Of cattle and other
products. When intelligcntly kept.
such records are invaluable, and it
is but little work to jot them down
each week in a book kept for this
purpose of comparison year by year
leads to better and more profitable
farming, the describing of unproft-
able stock and unproductive vari-
cites and the substitution of better
ones. A record of. events pays, and
pays well. Orange Judd Farmer.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
CORNISH MAILED IT,
Sensat ional Testimony in the Famous
Molineux Murder Case.

NEW YORk, Nov. mrs. Anna
Stephenson of Brooklyn went on the
witness stand at the Molneux murder
trial late yesterday afternoon and, aft
er declaring that Molineux was not
the man she saw mailing a package
addressed to Harry S. Cornish in the
general posto6ice on Dec. %. 1899
pointed out Harry s. Cornish, who sat
facing her as the man.
1t was dramatic situation and one
that the spectators had been waiting
for all day. 1t had been limited earlier
in the session that Mrs. Stephenson
would identify Cornish, but the identi.
tcatOn, when it did come, was not less
startling than if it had not been ex-
pccted.
Before Mrs. Stephenson took the
stand the defense furnished two sur
priSes.
One was rather dramatic. 1t was
given by Martin Huff, travelling
salesman. He said he saw the man
VINO purchased the bottle holder sent
to Cornish with the poison package.
He happened to be in Hartdcgen's
store III Newark at the time EXGov-
ernor Black called on MolineuX to
stand up. The witness said positively
MolincuX was not the purchaser
The other surprise was given by
Louis jacobson, salesman in drug
GU, nt Si,.t, ..,tx 1,
avenue, who said he had sold bromO
settler to both Mrs. Rogers and Harry
Cornish. When Cornish was on the
stand. he declared he had never tasted
hrono settler, and Mrs. Rogers said
she had never bought any of the stuff.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

All trains iIIu,,,in,i.d r.,,h pt>
light,
T,.,.,,. r:.,,., T.',,
s,c,,,,, e,.,i,n 70. '"' ware
NI.,, ynt.,, 49,. ~
.,nr, :, paw ''-"'
rot, - +, $40 -, ',' '0.E"I l"'h'
en- , CO... A. "a ~ -" o. :"
:, - .Tnr, ' 'i''' d. li'n''eu'
I.,,, ,I,t,,,I'i,,.
40 - 90 'i'N, "t'h uaE"' T'o'E' 80.
a.. >, .n.. , - "", 0,'' d. m
"a - a. ''''' ~" A'''"'''d)
.nn AZ ,'r' '.,"' - IL sundays 20.
~ - ~ NV, '.,."'' 90 d. m 100 49,
"' '''0' 81 ''''''''E''' Dos '"f1' S'''' 'I0'9a
"t'N ""S'' o'o' " 49, IN 'sOa,
.on ,Ty'' ''0' I" ~, 3D. 1,"S' e,4' -"42.
% l'v, . III IunutEH' ~ "'''' '2t7,
'''" A1'' a. ''' '''' 0''' '"a-' o''' 'lV'o'
"'
H''"i.''' ny, week daEs, 'S45 ana % ~
a. H. l@,.i' zoo 2'n ''''' p. IN. (Royaf
'IH'''r", sundays "Zo a. HI, 'o.l0 .. NJ.
'hos"i i.,''!''a,
Cape May and Ocean City, week days
90 u. H. %'oo p. I'D. sundays 10 r.
u, -',' T. ~
sea use N.Y. week Gays '5.45 q. M.
2o' p ID "hhHA!s '''l' .. m, $50 p.
NJ
na''.,nofe ana washington, week days.
80 NVi' l''"'' T. M 'i'A '2.w' $40.
'''|' "'-o ''oSai 1'n',ed)' S'Hl' 'lolS p.
m sundays >4|4, 'S'Vi d. m; TX. '2O9.
'''4o' %" 'No!al Limited SOL lO'lS
v ="
ha'1more ana way stations week days.
eoo H. M ''"V D. m sundays, wa a. m;
D." m
newark week Gays, AN. $50, 'SoA
ll''i a. IN I'Zt' ''o' 49, 6l- sol p nj.
sundays H'4' 's0A' sos a m; ia, 5.s7
TO-, "'i p H.
tlt'Sp"rs' week days 80 a. m; 452.
.VIS p H. sundays. SH a. m; $40.
'lo,S p, m
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Odeu Fakes to the Woods.

: ALBANY, y. y. Nov. 7.-Goycrr0r
and Mrs. Odell have left here for the
AdirOndacks and will remain AT Lieu
tenant Governor Woodrufs camp IN
til next Tuesday. Included in the par
ty which accompanied them ar" Rob
ert c. Morris, chairman of the l;"pub-
lcan county committee Of New York
county. and Mrs. Morris; Licutrnant
Governor and Mrs. Woodruff. LuStic"
and Mrs. Gaynor, Mr.. and Mrs, WiNcr
of Brooklyn and Major Harrison *.
Bird, military secretary to Governor
(lnlI
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
AInslSn'A Gold Output.

WAEHINGTO Nov T. Mr.. Rob
erts. the director Of the mint, has made
public his final statement Of til" gold
output of Alaska for the last ten
months. These figures, which are based
Oh the receipts at S;n Francisco, Seat
OF %lSSI0.n75. IA follows: klonhike
canadian, Sl3.S01 0o5: NoIu". &I0OS,-
$50. This total II something over ST.
GUU. 600 in excess Of the ALASKA output
for the entire calendar year 1901, the
figures for that year hring $liG.1,GIJ.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

LIMA. o.. Nov. 1.-Th"rc is an ad-
vanc" Of ; cents in the Vrlc" Of Lima
oil Eastern oil advances :: cents, max,
ing Iii" quotations as follows: North
Lima. 30 cents; South Lima and Indi
ana 81 cents; Tioua. $l.52: Pennsylva-
MA. $131; NcwraSli". Sill: Corning.
SLID: BarnpSvi4c 81 cents White
House. 81 .OG
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
LUCK IN THIRTEEN,

BY sending IS miles VIM. Spirey. Of
Walton Furnace. W.. got u box OF Buck
lens Arnica Salve. that wholly cured q
horrible Fever Sore on hia leg, Nothing
else could. Positively cures Bruises, Eel.
ons. Ulcers, Eruptibns. Bolts. Burns.
& orns and Piles. Only CSC. Guaran tsed
by N. B. Danfortb, druggist.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

WASHINGTON. NOV. 7.-GcncraI
Isaac Khan. Persian minister TO the
United States. has returned to Wash.
in@tun after an absence Of six months.
which he spent mostly in company
with the shah Of Persia at the different
summer resorts in Europe and also in
the various European capitals.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Lost In the htOuntRins.

KALlSPELL, Mont. Nov. 7.-Suprr-
intendent Egan OF the Great Northern
railroad Is lost in the mountains since
Tuesday. A large searching party is
out Severe storms have been pre-
vailing, and it is feared he may have
ppriShpu
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Methodist W. T.. ~. :. thonsc Officers.
MlNNEAEULIS. Mimi, Nov. THE
Wolnan's Foreign Missionary society
Of the Methodist Episcopal church has
finished its eight days session here.
The following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. Cyrus ID. Foss rhill-
frlpha: secretary, Mrs. j. u. Gracey,
Rock. n. Y; treasurer Mrs. Il. II.
Skidmorc, New York: superintendent
of Scandinavian work. Mrs. Andrew
Farrell
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
EIGHT MEN DROWNED.



ihIrc Vessels.
SEATTLE, Wash NOV. no .r@s
than eight mrn we're drowned, three
vessels driven ashore ard practically
every lighter on the Nome beach WAS
Wrcricd in 4 storm that commenced on
Tuesday, Oct H. and continued
throughout -" tf,y. The facts ar" sup
pied by l'urSrr Robertson Of iii" OHIO,
which has ju~l arrived
\ dozen or m3r" people thrown into
the surf were !cst'urd by h" life say
ing crews. Tine SCHOONER Louise, The
steamer ak and tllo launch E!crtwing
We're among til" larger craft left on The
beach.
IN each instance til" crews were res
c,nu ur mana" "h to reach the shore.
'IEc storm cans 4 the water to back
up in ;SUuk" river and Dig creek. and
he Dry creek bridge was washed
AWAY.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE Balm
bridge, torpedo boat destroyer, has
been delivered by Neatie & Levy, the
builders, at the League Island navy
yard This is the last of the destroyers
constructed by that firm to be turned
over to the navy.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Excellent II. & o. Train service to Balti-
more, Washington and the West.

An examination Of the B. & o.
time table published IN another
column will show the fine train ser.
vice OF the Il. so. to Baltimore,
Washington. and the West. All
Western trains pass through Balti.
more and Washington. Tickets
permit Of stop off tor ten days
at either or both places. For
information address any d. e. o.
tick t agen, or II. A. Miller, q. Z.
A. Wilmington, Del.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
TbDnl.s Fran, King Of Gin M

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE prcsi-
Dent has received cablegrnm from
the king of Siam extending his earnest
thanks for the kindly reception ac-
corded the crown prince on his arrival
IN the United States.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

AMONG THE WORKMEN.

wilmington Lodge Initiates Fourteen New
Members and Then Holds Banquet.
Four teen new members we're initi-
ated into Wilmington Lodge No. /,
A. o. U. W. last night
Following the initiation a ban
quet was served. Grand Master B.
+. Groves was the guest of honor
Vorallas orchestra Of Philadelphia
furnished music.
The A. o. U. w. IS receiving ad-
ditional memDeas in all parts of
the state.
Come to MilIer's No. l stall in the
City Market and be surprised in the
price Of good beet, etc.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Next Sunday morning n series Of
revival meetings to continue for
two weeks will begin in Mt. Pleas
ant M. T. Church. Services will he
held every night by the Rev. W. r.
Lewis.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Bank Safe Looted,

IIERlNGTON, Kan. Nov. Rob.
hers blew open til" safe of the Tampa
State bank here and took about $500
in currency. escaping on hand car.
The safe was blown to pieces
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Della W ltE' lIlN iSltN
For Now Caste. 2lG q. ~. 2 ii 81
Ea!nrials orlD 4O2 onI ;5S r. III
w""h-aais.
far lowes, S.l3 a. M, and 4O3 p. m.
weekdays
For E"hohoth. S13 ., III. and iO2
NJ. we"k days.
For Dover, Harrington, and De'ma.,
Biz. 1858 a. m. A.N2. *. and u o. D. m.
Sundays. 12.1l p. III.
FOR Wyoming and way stations, 304
o. m. week days.
Express 70? Cane Cherries. Old Point
Comfort. ana Norfolk. res A. III. week.
days and l2.c4 night daily
i'( Congressional Limited Express. All
Eestihue parlor Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge
xxi Limited Express, VeStibue Parlor
Cars Vestibule Passenger Coaches. and
Dining Car No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
For further information. passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
J.B. HUTCHINSON, r. WOOD.
General Manager. &c n Pass. Agt.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
, ~,
DR.. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
RaCkache
81 AZ g, disenses Of Kidneys, OYInr
a $50 rheumatism, Back
1.che ,H5aftDsease GraYelH IL iHN
Dropsy, Female Troubles. w IL u Ed

Dor become discouraged. There Is q
cure for you, If necessary write Dr. ieuncr
He has spent te time curing just such
cases Us yours, All consultations Free.
DIR. Felner's Kidney and Backache Cure
is the cause Of pIY being alive to-day. had
suffered greatly Of kidney disease for years
and reduced ~ weight TO ~ pounds. | now
weigh l65 pDuGds
WI McG CHlN, Olive Furnace. O."
ST WTl.H;nANnr Sure cure, Circular DR.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

could never scale the slippery walls of his prison. With it. it is only q ques- ton of cutting series of ice steps be- lore releasing himself from his un- pleasant position.
 An ice step is usually formed by one side glancing stroke of the ice aX, but in a dangerous position, such as a fall into a cTeVasse, the steps would have to be more carefully made. for slip il such a case might mean an injury that would preclude all further at tempt at escape. Therefore, take no risks, and cut your steps carefully when in a difficult and dangerous po- sition. such as the one mentioned.
 As rule the most difficult and lesser known moTr tains are seldom ascended
 II d visitor takes it into his head to Clina a cel tain picturesque but little known peak the guides in a body will probably try tC dissuade him from the attempt, saying that there is no view