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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
DOCESTADIiRS,

The cream of vaudeville is well
represented III The b;ii at Dockstad-
crs This week, for when such PEG.
pc as Willard >imms and Catha.
rnc LingarL. Harding q All Sing.
Nile. Olive. the DecnZe Brothers
and Miss Kingsley get together
The patrons ol vaudeville are sure
d something Il long way in advance
OF the ordinary. Mr.. Simnls L. Co. :,
present the laughing sketch"FIind.
er'> Furnished Flats, and il proved
ever more .! hit than when offer.
ed at the same house a mouth or
more back. Harding 4 All Sing,
as he clown and the Chin amau.
KEEP: yesterdays audience laugh
ing IRON the time the curtain went
up Oh their sketch until they disap-
peared entirely. Aside from the
comedy features. and they are many
there is Some Of the liveliest aero
batic work IN tins act that has
ever been seen here. Nile. Olive, u
dainty inggler, proved herself a
warm iavorite. Miss Kingsley and
Nelson Lewis ia ! iarcicai absurd
ily received warm applause and
they deserved it. MartiDetta e.
Switzerland, 10 a dancing comedy
act; Watts u Morris, in q clever
speciality; andi the Deeuze Broth
ers. in an acrobatic speciality Of
much merit. complete the bill.
j. 10 more than excellent. A large
d-leg alton OF the A. o. u. W. Of
this city will attend the theatre 10
i body tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb, II In order to
compete with lhr irullrys for suburban
traffic all the railroads now having ter.
miralS on the Jersey side of the lIud.
son VIII be- brought into Manhattan
through II" great tunnel or III" Penn
sylvania SYSTEM which will enter Man
haitian Island 1T Thirty fourth street.
near Seventh avenue. This announce
mrnt was made yesterday. II explain
rrs at the dinner given 10y J.. a. Is.
Widcn"r in philadelphia. where J. PIER
pOlIt Morgan had II long conference
with \. J. ta~satt. tn" president of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
DETROIT BANK CLOSED.
The Wee President Who Wrecked II
lnslpr Arrest.

nurr arrest.
DETROIT. Mich. Feb. II. - Vice
President Frank G. Andrews Of tn"
city Savings bank which has been in
the hands Of state Banking Commits
Si0nrr George l.. MaltZ since yesterday
morning. was arrested and arrAigned
ut $50 O'Clock last night on the charge
Of "willluIly, frandulently and know.
ingly" securing from the bank without
security AND without the knowledge of
the other directors Il sum exceeding
81 MnO.OW. II" WIS released on Sl0,ND
bail and his examination was set for
Feb. ~ Cashier Henry X. Andrews,
through whom i. &. Andrews is said
to have secured the money 10y means
of Ovrrdrafts and certified checks, is
seriously i'll at his home with nervous
lm0stration
In addition to y total Indebtedness to
the City Savings bank of 81. 600. TO
secure which Mr. Andrews las signed
over to the Institution all his real rs.
tate holdings and stocks. bonds and
other securities. which. it is estimated.
will total about 81, OM'UO. -four local
banks and a trust company hold his
checks. certified to 10y Cashier An
drrws, to tn" amount of Shi2,oHl \
considerable number Of these checks
ar" protected by securities deposited
with them by Mr. Andrews
As soon rs Commissioner MaltX took
charge of the institution he immediate
~ began an examination OF It's books.
1t was found thai Cashier Andrews
had permitted +. {. Andrews to over
draw his account SHll ,o''o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
Free Stere optic on Exhibitions

At Calvary Episcopal Church,
Thirl and Washington streets, com
mcncing next Friday evening al 8
o'clock, and continuing every Friday
evening until after Easter, the rec
tor, Rev. Dr. .IelferIs. will give 4
Lcnton lecture. Oh the Lie OF Christ
commencing with his birth. and cLn-
tinuing through his entire ministry,
up to his cruciiXon. resurrection and
ascension, These lectures will be il
Illustrated by the works Of the Great
Masters Of Sacred Art, which will DO
thrown upon a screen, eighteen feet
square, 10y means Of Il powerful cIet.
lric light ard large stcreoptlco'f.
Thus the lectures will be not only a
study in religion, but also in The
highest type OF sacred art. They viii
be delivered in the church, and all,
whether msmbcis OF HE parish "
not, Will he cordially Welcomed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
A DIPLOMATIC TILT.
United States Forces Russia
to Alter Chinese Scheme.
ATTEMPTED VIOLATION OF PLEDGES.
Objectionable Feature Of Manchu.
rtRn Treaty Would EXt Jude Amcr-
lean Trndc-Sccret Agreement
Calls Forth Another Protest.

| lean Trndc-Sccret Agreement
! Calls Forth Another Protest.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1l.-Negotia-
tons between the United States gov
eminent and the government Of Russia
relative to Manchnra are progressing
with the exhibition Of n great deal Of
energy on our part, though the eX.
changes are in the kindlicst spirit. The
attitude of the Russian government in
this matter has shifted materially since
the beginning of the negotiations
A treaty was drawn up originally be-
tween Russia and China providing for
the evacuation of Manchuria by Rus
sian troops, who have been in military
possession Of the country since the
early days of the Boxer outbreak. This
treaty contained Il great many rather
complex guarantees in Russia's favor.
but a singularly Objectionable provisO
WIS one placing the ItussO-Chinese
bank in practical control of the COM
mcrcial and material interests of Man
churia.
III was quickly perceived That the
provision. il executed, practically
would exclude Americans from c0mpc-
tition in Manchura, which is very val
liable as market for our man'lfac-
t'lreu tott0nS. therefore, Russia al
tenti0n was directed to our existing
rights under treaty with China ANA
nlSn IN hnr nw, nr.r,nis ns mad. ,lira.t.
~ 10 the mica States government
during the early days OF the Russian
occupation OF Mnlch'lria.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

NEWRTRG. \. V. Feb. H. Mrs.
BENJAMIN u. Odcll, wife Of pX- Mayor
Odcll and mother of Governor OdrlI. is
dead at her home. lSS Grand street.
Several days az" she took Il bad cold,
ana pneumonia developed AS her con
ditiOn became serious her children
were summoned, and they We're at the
bedside when she passed away. Mrs.
Odcll is survived by her husband and
the following children: Governor OdcIl.
Hiram Il. Odell. postmaster of New
burg: George &. r. Od"ll. Il professor
in Columbia university, and the Misses
Ophrlia and Clara.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

Mss Mary IIal'ocH the so!olst o!
the third and final concert OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra, winch Will
be given If. the Grand Opera House
on Thursday the 18Th inst. is hall.
ell as one Of the most talented OF
yonns American virtuosi. She " as
privileged to study for IL term OF 10
years under tina; peerless masters
of the Diano-iur,c Ieschetitsky,
whose world lame pupi!,istle wond-
erIul Pa!erwesky. Although Miss
llallock's public career has extend.
ed over an unusually brief period.
she has commanded recognition
from The highest critical quarters.
She is distinctly player oil tenn
permanent and therein lies her great
est charm. 1t is taken for granted
that these days OF wonderful piano.
playing perfect technique is,expect-
ed Of any sooist as matter o.,
course.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
WHEN WE WE'VE TWEEN rI one.

4 veri!able dramatic treat is in
store for the discriminating play
goers OF our city on Wednesday
night at the Opera House when will
be presented Mr.. n. {. Goodw in
ana Miss Maxine ElIIolts famed
production Of II. Y, Esmonds pop
nIar comedy drama, when We
We're Twenty-ouc. which is unlike
that Of any play now before the
public The success OF these art
sta HAS been due principally TO
their personal supervision Of even
the most minute detail IN theirs
pres e"tation. The stagings aud
decorative surroundings with which
they have surrounded the play we
are told ranks rs the finest ever
PLAYED upon The boards. The pro-
ductipn that they will present IS
the same that was used during
their origlnal engagement at the
kntckcrbocker Theatre 10 New
York 'lly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

Gage. according to information rcc"iv-
ed from an authoritative source. will
shortly succeed John A. Stewart as
president Of the United States Trust
company Of New York Mr.. Stewart, 1t
is understood, will continue AS chair
man of its board Of directors. Official
announcement Of these changes may
he expected IN Il few days. Exceptional
inducements were held ont to Mr..
Gage. it is said. during his recent visit
~ New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

lNGFlEID. Mass. Feb. II. f.
NJ. Vests wooden box factory and the
Walsh Boiler and Iron works Wrr" de-
Struycd by fire soon after O'Clock this
morning. and Hugh Davit,'~ iron fo,llI-
dry was considerably damaged 10y the
flames Tie fire was one Of the iicrccSt
that the department has had TO deal
with far some time. The loss will prob
ably not rvcr"d S:a,Wn,, and this is wei
covered by insurance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

BUFFALO, Feb. H. Representa-.
tives Of all the baseball leagues Of the
country have met here to revise and
establish the playing rules on a uni.
form basis ana 10 have them 80 word.
cd that they may be easily understood
by amateurs and professionals alike.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
ARE YOU \ NJ ASON!

There will be presented at the
Grand Opera House on Friday night
the farce comedy entitled Are You
A Mason adapted from the Ger
man Of Laufs Il kratz. Messrs.
Rich II Harris possess This produc.
ton that 10 the peer Of that favorite
OF some seasons back. "Charlcy' .
Aunt" Certainly no comedy mas
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-AdOlph Lew
isOhn has given $4,000 to the Hebrew
Technical School For Girls toward a
fund for another school building. The
president, Nathaniel Myers. added to
this contribution $5,OOO. The school Is
located on Henry street for the educa-
ton OF poor east side girls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

attained such prononnced succ, s.
~ such short period as don't
rel My WIFE" Iessrs. Rich &,
Harris are 10 be congratulated
upon It's Success. Are You \
Mason" is ably and intelliycntiy
interpreted by company of we'll
knoWn artist and comedians.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. II. - Miss
May Gpiger and Mr. Herbert Mock.
while skating arm in arm ON OnOn-
cock creek near Taylor's mills, in Ac-
romark county, broke through the ice
and were drowned. Mock. il is said
could have saved himself. but lost his
life in desperate effort to res, ne his
,pm,niniou
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
Half million For Railway WOrkM e.

ALTOONA. Pa. Feb. H.. Yesterday
was the banner day in the history Of
the Pennsylvania railroad shops In Al.
,oona. Its employees received $3.50. 600
in payment for work done IN January.
Every department in the local shops is
taxed to. its utmost, getting out new
and repair work, and men have been
working considerable overtime,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
E.b. RILEY

We have secured for our
Wednesdays sale Il lot Of Sea-
sonabIr goods that We will sell
at Il third to half the regular
prices. The prices mentioned
below are for Wednesday. If
any otthr goods are left this
lower price will continue
Thursday and Friday.
~ cen, ruI"rrd madln, .
cents.
~! cent HnlcIS >rrrSllckcr
9 cents.
10 cent yin@ham~ s! cents.
81 cent Black Mcrccriz,l
-atccm - cents.
| 500 yards in remnants Of
lining chinlz " - cents.
, Short lengths Of Windsor
! pcrcHlrS : cents instead Of ~
cents.
- cent hannrIrllr s. cents.
7 cent outing flannel - cent
goods for H. - cents.
Shor, lengths of white pique
- cent goods for r.! cents.
/ Remnants OF white India
lawn.
10 cent goods for : cents.
90 cen, goods for 10 cents.
20 cent goods for - - els.
A good namrIrS~ muslin at
6 - cents.
10 dozen handkcrrhicfS at |
cent each.
Pins | cent "A paper.
Childrcn's T. - cent ho,i-
cry at s cents, sizes 5 to 8 IL.
11S pieces of fancy ribbon.
No. 30, worth II cents a yard
at 5 and s cents.
First showing Of spring
dress goods. -
Wearc going to double our
wash goods business this year.
We have bought with this
end in view and have now on
our counter a fine collection Of
dimities, singhams, ribbon
tissues, piques, lace striped
lawns, mercerized madras.
Our Miss Schlanka gives
lessons in all kinds Of art
needle work.
She has been a teacher tor
IA years.
One hour lesson, % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
DR., I'feiHer InIprOS inp.

BOSTON, Feb. II. lr. Emmanuel
Pfciff,r. III" self exposed smallpox pu'
ticnt. is considerably improved, and
the very dangerous exterior conditions
which Wore apparent earlier have
somewhat subsidized. The business Off
crs of Or. Pfeiffrr have been dlsinfcct-
cd and sealed up. Upon the same floor
are the Offices Of press association,
and these were ordered vacated and
were closed after they had been fumi.
gated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
Railroads Remove BlOck q de

Ol.EAN. y. T., Feb. II. After n
complete tieup of the train service on
the Pennsylvania railroad owing to
snow the passenger trains are again
moving. and the several divisions of
the Pennsylvania entering here are
again clear. Freight trains have begun
moving
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

MlNNEAPOl.lS, Feb. 1.-THE burst
ing Of II steam pipe in the engine room
Of the NicOllet hotel released steam
under 100 pounds pressure aud several
tons of boiling water. Three persons
were burned. and II fourth barely r.
caped with his life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

LONDON. Feb. II. The vicrroy Of
India. Lord Cllrzon of krdlcStoll. trle-
graphs that the famine outlook is very
serious 40 rain has fallen. aud The
plague of rats in Guicra, Rajp,l,una
and central India is assisting in the
destruction Of the crops. The relief
works are being rapidly extended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

NANcEBORO. Me-. Feb. ia west
Bound immigrant special over the Ca
madam Pacific railroad was dcrailrd
two miles east Of Moosrhead. One boy
was killed, and twelve other passcn-
gers were injured. The immigrants
were sent forward on q special train.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
AMI 81. hlt:. -.
GRAND OPERA no. Sc.
y JOLLY AMERICAN TRAMP.


"a Jolly Amcrican Tramp y
comedy drama Ev The author Of Sol
smith Russell ) successes. "iraC =
iuI \ a'.cv and "A Poor Relation
viii be She Til al the hrHNl Opera
House next Saturday Afternoon aud
night. It's hemc re atcs the effort
OF ore ii the world, unfortunatcs.
who, while shunned by Society. yet
h,lliIls tn: teachings oi the good by
aiding The oppressed ana prescott
ed. lack Alien. who essays the
roe Of Weary Willie III Tins play,
is The best delrca,pr OF he genus
hobo on the stage. His singing is
SAID to- be in'm,,db:. Kite I'm.
ham, Il clever tnycnuc, VIII play
the soubrette zoe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

The Annual All Day Meeting, Of
Of the Woman's Home Mission airy
Society Of the Wilmington Confer
ence. will be held 10 Union NJ. E.
Church. on Thursday, March 18Th
beginins at y 80 a. N.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as fccond.Ciass mail matter.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY u. 1000 -:

The third accident on the Penn.
Rai road IN our city last week was
predicted IN Thursdays REpUH-
LlcAN. This time it resulted more
seriously. Joseph II bla,z. man
ager OF the local plant OF f. Blu.
menthal & Co., whowas out driving
on Sunday, vas killed by being
struck by train at the Beech
street crossing. lie took the posi-
ton made vacant by til. resisua.
ton OF Richard patzowskv. THIS
crossin. is usually not OF danger
Gus character but on Sundays no
wat,hman is needed as very Atte
travel is on that street.
II is fortunate that the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Company Intends
to elevate its tr9 cIis through the
city which will do awav with all oil
the grade crossings where ac,l-
dents 40 often occur. 1t is peculi ar
how accidents follow one after an
Lther on the railroads. They gen
orally come punched IN thee. II
you don't believe it keen tab on the
accidents that take place Gu any Of
the railroads near home.
The Welsbach light contract still
flickers and glImmers "a the con-
troversy over it goes on by the
Street and Sewer Directors. |, is Il
peculiar state OF affairs that con-
,ract for ten years lighting the
streets of Wilmington should be
given out and even the secretary of
the commission know nothing about
it. The minutes OF the meeting in
which the award was made should
by all means appear on the books
OF the Department. This gives the
whole business a suspicious look
and has set the people TO wondering
how the business oil the depart NE n
has been conducted. The matter
should be probcl TO the bottom, aud
If any crooked work has been done
then those connected with it Should
te punished. We think, as the
Sunday Star saws, that some light
needed badly on The "We!s acil
contract, The Every Evening
appc ars to be Judge in Ii. hling
and that paper says that the llsh.s
and prices are right and the dc.
partment should let wei! enough
alone. except that the contract
should have been Tor oycurs instead
al 10 years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11
broke Dishes ct Ills Boarding

house lecause he lid not get Lynch's Tea anil
Coffee nj every meal. We havsa fine new
licking Of formosA Teas Die, GU. and ;oc. ID.
E"glish Breakfast 6Ja. pouud. I.iptou's Tes.
Tet!eys Yea in packages a fue drinking
Conee ht Dc ID. JwvA and Mocha 3ac. III: 3
lbs 800. You get the same quality ~ either
store. Lynche. $. W. Cor. King and 9Th Sts.
n. W. Cor. Madison and eth Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

IT 10 q question it road oyersecrs
are any account Sor good. The
roads m New Castle county We have
been told repeatedly told by the
farmers who come. into Wilmington,
are in terrible condition. While
the frost is in the ground they are
rough and hard to drive over to
make any time with heavy load.
When the thaw comes and the frost
leaves the earth. >hen the farmers
have their own troubles for the mud
in places Is hub deep. The road
question has been an important one
Tor years 10 the farmers. and as yet
no concentrated movement has been
made to better them. Tellord roads
are the best, but they cost money;
the first cost is considerable, but
afterwards it only costs a traction
OF what the present disgracelul
dirt and stone roads cost and that
, grow worse year after year. The
farmers pay enough taxes TO have
good roads TO drive over to market.
The Oranges should lake up the
road question and they would soon
have better roads than they are
now compelled to drive over.
As the REPUBLICAN has stated on
one or mo'e occasions. It has no
candidate tor Chief Of Police, but
we think 1t would he better tor the
police force If achlet were appoint
ed at once. There is no necessity
ot anv further delay in the matter
although the Police Commissioners
do not care 10 act in a hurry, The
successful man should come from
the ranks by all means. The men
deserve It and the pc, pl. dcmand
1t. That was what tnev were
given to understand when the Police
Commission was created. We have
the utmost respect aud confidence
In the Police commissioners. that
they VIII du what they consider
best for the efficiency ct the police
force, But is it not time that the
appointment was made The RE
Publican IS the champion OF the
people and can be relied upon to
look out for tnelr interests every
time. Every good citizen has the
same interest.
THE Hebrews drc charitabIy dis
| posed, They dlsbursed some $3.50
/ to the different charltles IN Will
mlnytou on Saturday. Who ever
saw Il Hebrew IN an aimshouse!
| The reason is that the jews take
care OF their poor; they don't alloy
| them TO want, but when necessary
supply their wants year after year,
until they can help themselves or
are taken 10 Il better world whe1c
! charity IS not needed.
BlrA,;E OF % overdEa't for he
! ms igulhtLnt sum ui - o,UJO, the
: city savings Bank oil Detroit closed
It's doors on Monday morn>ns, l he
cashier permitted Frank &. An
drews. the Vice. pre,idenl to over
draw his account Ter the tidy sum
above stated. The capitol sock OF
the bank IS $50, go whiic ii held
deposits amounting TO s., o. +J3 30.
Andrew, like Il good samaritan has
turned al lie has over ihe bauN, bat
/ IT don / make up the loss
l!N all means have the court room
as good as those in Kent aud ~u,-
sex counties, 10 ventilation We mean
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

WE think the community IS well
rid Ioi Pottsvile Reds Company.
Judge Cochran gave INN an oppor-
tuplty to walk oAl Of the city inside
Two hours under penalty Of being
locked up AID committed to lhG
sorkhouse. pottsviile Red has no,
i hanKering for the inside 0, The
county WoEkhousc aud as We under.
stand will give out cry d wide
berth for some tim. to come. he
man NAV be a winner bat we are
oil the opinion shat he is not very
useful citizen no matter where he
locales lis behavior after be ny
released from the workhousc was
not calculated 10 inspire one with 4
good opinion II HIM, Possibly he
may have been only celebrating
and did not know th: strength o!
the stun he was liIIlng up on.
WE think that some body needs 10
be pulled up Tor allowing human
beings 10 undergo puuIs hmGul such
rs is dispensed ID Delaware. stand
'ne on' ~ l"e Coz" WIEN 'he lh!f-
'''o'ne'e' & 'S'e'7 "El" 40" many
d those huMln tenIcrlV reared
e'ca "'t> t'"'" s'"''" Tor one noa'
!" '"e 'n''H"s "'n'e' "'"s'' N''H
olt even a. much 10 a shirt 10
cover their naked backs, or how
many 'o"In ur'efSo !'e "FAe"' OF
s'"u''nS WIN MS heuu !'"H !
through t"o hole, aOoll three feet
apart Tor ouc huui on 4 day Ike
SATURDAY And not d minister OF
the gospel III this city has ever
raise! rs voice IN protc-, aud got
anewsNapcr lut the Rnpl nIu. A..
y" man "'''a 'hinN Of Ncer'n-
ms morse slah"."S o"' j" we t''u
ore hou, "i'hoot pu"'"s D'a"Nft
on u" h.' n' 'o"ei1 we're HoS S-o
ana ZOO" IA 'nH p'I"ry on >''"f'
DAY asst "hen Inc thermometer was
eaT0 dt1 IT,. 'T I{,aC T I.rI ' ere
would be more appreciated than
the dumb animals she relieves
daily. What do our Christian pee
pie. the members Of the Law and
order Sotletv. thlnn of the prac-
tlcc OF punlshus prisoners durIn.
The nr,sar, co,i w.,,h.r> I,s
,h ,,.,Io,',.-
Inc n,niubm.u, nneunori, ,nI
IroJuce a smell Of sici,ne,s or their
death
-----
PATrER>"N. \. J. takes the Iead
this year for bug destructive hrcs.
,rhat rity IN Sunday had an ciu hi
MILAN ,,oi,a, ire The irene,
war. ,omnletelv exhausted ,,r,er
more ,han 80 hours con,inuons
work bat remained mourning wa.
Ter on the Gr.. The a1morv
churches and publ,c shelters omen :.
81 th.;r d,,r, IN hnt lcw ami.
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The DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co,

GuBI iSfiED, DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
5. Z, COR. 1EIED AND KING STREETS
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:, SALTZnlvER has Il trusty
dog that did not give a very
account of itself on Sunday
az well as tailed TO awaken
,ner while thieves were ran.
~ the house on West Seventh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-11

BANKRUPT sales" said one Of
mr. most prominent Market street
mcrchants' "hurts legitimate bust
nss- md work, al injury on other
mer.annts who try to do an honest
hys ,ss and sives his customers
:. Tor their nOaer.