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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
BULGARIAN MINISTER SLAIN.
NJ. kRmtchef Murdered at Sofia by
u student.

NJ. kamtchef Murdered at Sofia by
Student.
SOFIA, Feb. IN. Kamtcheff, the
Bulgarian minister of public instruc-
ton, has been assassinated here.
Ills slayer. Il Macedonian, afterward
shot and killed himself.
Minister kamtcheff had been friend
and protector of the captive American
missionary, Miss Ellen NJ. Stone. and
it was largely through his personal eff
forts that the Bulgarian government
was brought to manifest an interest in
the case and to aid in an effort to hunt
down the brigands.
NJ. Kamtcheff's assassin, who had
been Il student at the University of
Sofia, was appointed TO a professorship
in provincial town. Disappointed at
not being assigned to a position at the
capital he had threatened to murder
NJ. Kamtchctf. The police knew Of the
mans threats and We're also aware
that there was doubts as to his SAM.
ty, but they allowed him to secure a
private audience with NJ. Kamtcheff,
and the minister's murder followed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
SENATORS WAX WARM,
Philippine TariA Bill Causes Al
other Heated Debate.


= other Heated Debate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.--For four
hours yesterday the senate had the
Philippine tariff bill under discussion.
The measure was completed, so far
as the Philippine committee Is concern
ed, all of the committee amendments
being adopted. Several other amend.
ments, however, wiz be offered, one
Or two being pending.
Toward the close Of the session the
discussion became heated. In response
to resolution offered several days ago
by Mr.. Rawlins (Utah the secretary of
war transmitted to the senate the sedi-
ton laws enacted by the Philippine
commission. They were read in full
and Immediately drew the fire Of the
opponents of the governments Philip
pine policy. Mr.. Hoar (Mass.) express
ed his establishment that such laws
should be enforced by the government
authorities.
Mr.. Foraker (O.) had read from the
revised statutes Of the United States
the laws of congress relating to the
crime of treason and similar offenses
against the government and said that
the acts passed by the Philippine com
mission were almost identical in their
language with the laws enacted by
congress III the days of the fathers Of
the republic and that there was moth
ing unprecedented or unusual about
them. The Ohio senator was inter.
rupted continually and had several
warm colloquies with senators who
were opposing him. In one of them
he announced with great earnestness
that the American army never would
return from the Philippines until it re-
turned victorious and that gentlemen
in and out Of congress, rail about it as
they might. ought thoroughly to under
stand that fact.
At the conclusion of the debate Mr..
Hoar poured oil on the troubled waters
of the senate, maintaining that men
might well differ on any Of the great
questions now before the country, but
that all We're thoroughly loyal to the
country and were doing their duty as
they saw it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
W. Rail ROAD.

S"l"iu" IN effect \"y"mh"r Il, 1901:
MI trains illuminated with lin,sch
light
e., Eprr~s trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station, for
NEW YORK, week days. +J26. $3.50,
+lo.J2 Il. M; 7l".l9. ~..55, 1918 ,Royal
Limit"dl, "G.21, az, "lO5g p. IN.
Sundays. "j.2G. 1929, III 20 a. m: "..5I,
"iIS ,toyaI Limitcdl. az. *l0,52 .. III.
PHILADELPHIA. week days. a5.26,
$50, "6.45 20. $500. aoa9. *10.52. 1852 n
m,;;'12l9. EOS, 300, '4.35, @51S usoyai
Limited. 1927, $50, Y A., #1O.52 u, H.
, Sundays, *3.2G, 20. $50, '9.3o, 1853
~ 30 a. M: ITS, 800, +5.lS (RUyal Linz
ilrd. $50, '7.42. N5G, olo52 y. m.
Chester. week days. $50, $50, 7.2o.
&N.U9, 'H.3". fln.52, 1872 II. NJ; 800 a. LOO,
| 81, -. AZ. 'l0.J2 y. M SUNDAYS, 20, $50,
1929, l0.5a. til.25 Il. m; 300, G.35, +,,42,
$50. 'lo52 y. IN.
Atlantic City. week DAYS, &c, Al n. m. :
"l2lo, "2.5J aud t-ls p. M ,Royal Lin.
i,rd. Sundays. 40 a. M; sis y, IN.
| Roynl l.inii,.,N
Cane MAY and Ocean cav, week DAYS.
! $50 a. N. "2.T5 u. m.
Sea Isle City, wrrk DAYS. eG.45 Il. IN,
'4.l4, So. tS.ol .llol a. m: ~ 5s, zoo
| '3.4o. r4l4, $3.50 Ntoyal Lmitcd,. sS,01.
elOl4. u. IN. sundays, #11i eSV4. 90,
| a. M: So ...Oa, g 40. III, 70 % tRoyul
| I.imitc,p sol, -lO,14 u. m,
Baltimore and way stations. week DAVIS.
| G5, y. m.,3l, u. m. Suudoys q a, =, m
| i ., u m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
city Court.

Before Judge Cochran in the Muni-
cipal court this morning Daniel Tur-
ner was fined % and costs for drunk
enneSS.
Joseph Hasson was charged with
vagrancy and entertained a plea Of
guilty.
James Deyinc was with Hasson at
the p, W. 4 B. depot last evening
begging and they were sent to the
Training up Academy, for thirty days.
A similar sentence was imposed on
James Smith.
Charles Dougherty was charged by
Officer Gaynor with being drunk and
begging. He was sent back to the
Mcserye reservation for sixty days.
Charles Robinson applied lastnight
for lodging and went over to Green
bank for ten days. He won't have to
wear hand cuffs or leg irons, she parts
his hair in the centre and remains a
dumb animal by not talking. II he
would talk he would get out of the
lockstep into the wrist lock gang I'M
der the gllise of punishment.
Jacob GoodIevedge was charged by
the Society for harboring an nnregis-
tered dog. He claimed that he bought
the dog. II. +. Walls testified that a
dog followed him and after keeping
the dog for three days he sold it to
Goodlevcge for 80 cents. The fine
was S. and costs.
James Davis was charged with har-
boring an unregistered dog and the
fine was Is and costs. Davis will reg
istcr the dog.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
Goats
Ladies' Suits,

Only Il iov rti-.ju>t half
price.
IS fine muslin pcttiroat~,
trimmed with lace and in~rr-
ION, reduced 10 soc.
~ ladies' rumbrir Gowns,
trimmed with Val. lace, re-
durrd to / IT,.
so pair tor~r1- she, Is, -,
-, ~, %, reduced to soc.
200 pairs men. natural wool
Socks, reduced from 2jr to
lHr.
Ii3 pair rhjI'rcn's black
wool rib Hose. reduced from
Doe. TO l2!r.
Infants al! wool Hose in
blue. pink, cardinal and tam,
redirect from 2Jc tu l25r
paj!
"" viii I'M YOU Of the
Spring Goods I;urr. Coming
in every day. Silks, Drr-,
Goods, P"FHI"-. Giny|'am~,
Embroidery, shit Waists,
Lav,>. Trimmings. in fact.
all that you will likely re-
u''ir" in tn" tAury and dry
-, |, I'Ho
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
A CHICAGO FIRE.
F0rty-seven Families Driven From
an Apartment House.

an Apartment House.
CHICAGO, Feb. The Varsity fiat
building, situated at the southeast cor
ner OF SiXtieth street and Ellis avenue
and near the Chicago university build
ings, has been destroyed by fire, entail
ing an aggregate loss upon the owner
Of the structure and the tenants of
$lGO,0OO.
The building was -four stories high
and contained forty seven flats. all Of
which were occupied. All the tenants
had ample time to escape, however
and no lives We're lost. The fire started
in the basement in Il pile of rubbish,
and for time it was impossible to To-
cate the blaze. The building became
SO filled with smoke that everybody
was out before the flames were dscov
cred
During the fire an explosion of gasO-
line in a grocery store located IN the
building hurled Fireman James Till
man from the fire escape on the second
story to the ground. breaking his thigh
and injuring him internally. Robert
Hartley, another fireman, was thrown
from window In the second story,
and his head was badly cut. He was
also badly burned by the explosion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
Council heard Reports.

City Council last night voted to
retunThoma, \. Mrkin >2S5 over
paid taxes. The ia Mes We're levied
and collected before the hnlses on
which they We're laid had been
finished.
Superintendent Cannon Of the
crematory reported l,2?2,d4o
pounds OF garbage burned and
1880 pounds of c"al used in
January.
City Treasurer l'eaSter reported
balance in First National Bank,
$66,G20.0l; each Of the four de-
positorv banks, $1,000; received
of Z. M. Sayers, 1923; I. 5.
Lewis, sl,01l; J. !. Neary, ST.
270.95; A. J. O'Neal, s4.G6; L. Z.
Kent, $3.50; First National Bank
$S6.1l; G. H. Boushman, $22.70;
each OF the four depository banks
for interest $3.50.
Building Inspector Cassidy re-
ported having issued Ia permits
for buildings OF a total valuation
of s13,005 in January. Coal Oil,
Inspector Ryan reported 1920
gallons Of oil tested. The s. J..
G. A, reported as follows: dogs in
pound January /, 3; taken up in
month, l02; killed, 50; redeemed.
6; sold, 2; money received, $3.50.
The usual order OF $50 was
drawn to pay the society Tor its
work during the month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

THERE is no truth 10 the article
published 10, the Philadelphia Rec
ord saying that 1t was prob able
that the office Of United States
Marshall has been offered 10
State Senator Benjamin Groves.
BY that means the Senator would
have TO resign his seat IN the State
Senate. Congressman Ball never
had any idea OF making such rec.
ommendalion. lie might, possibly.
recommend Col. Lewis Is. Morrow
for the position. We would not be
Surprised.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
GERST UNDER ARREST.
BufraIO's Former Treasurer Charged
with Grand Larceny.


BI'FFALO. Feb + Philip Gcrst,
former city treasurer, has been arrest
ed, charged with Incorporating
SIT 1000 of the city's funds.
When arraigncd in the police court
Gerst pleaded not guilty. He was then
taken to the private office of County
Judge Emery, and bail was fixed ut
$1,000. Rondsmcn appeared without
delay, and he was released.
Gerst was removed from Office In Do
cclnbrr last by former Mayor DichI.
He was charged at that time with mis-
conduct in office and during the inves-
tigaton of the charge admitted misap-
propriating $4,000.
The ALI cations upon which the war
rant was issued charge that GcrSt
drew II check for $4,000 on April H.,
1901, and that he converted the pro
cceus to his own use. In other words,
it is alleged he used the proceeds Of
that check for the purpose of making
good with the Metropolitan bank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
E. B, RILEY

Most of the great bargains
advertised for Wednesday, we
Will have for Saturday.
Outing Flannel reduced to
81 cent a yard.
Outing Flannel reduced to
- cents a yard.
Flannelctte reduced from 10
cents to 81 cents a yard.
Spool cotton q cents a doz-
en-.
Best quality spool silk 2
cents Il spool.
10 cent quality turnover
collars, reduced to 5 cents.
Childrcn's y! cent black
hosiery sizes 5 to 81, reduced
to s cents pair.
Crash 81 cents a yard.
Rcmnaots of table linen.
Remnants of white lawns.
Ribbons at half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
New York Markets.

FLOl'RState and western s owed con-
tinued tirmncss and a fair business; Min
nesota patents. ;3s5a4.l6; wintsr straights,
ss:s6aa&.; y Mtn.or extras sSfpS'SS' winter
WHEAT Opened steady and was ad-
vanced sharply by southwest strength,
crop uneaslness. small receipts and COW
eri,ig: NAY, Ssa.ass7sc. Ju!y, ss'sqSs'sc,
RYE Steady; state, 64nG G. l. T., New
York, car lots, No. west Il, Csc, f. o. b..
afloat.
fl,enced also BY a light interior move
'" GArs E stes StT'' Win i' fars trade
track, white: state, 5ou55c track white
"is'fti;' Firm mess, slca17, family, sl?e
LARD Steady; prime western steam,
Bl'TTER Firm; state dairy. l5a.5c,
CHEEsE- Firm state, fun tream. small
early made, fancy. colored ll.snlla.c.
state, fun cream, small early made, fam
cy. white. l1i4mll1ac,; large. early made
coiored. loa4c.; large, early made. white
EGGS Weaker; state and Pennsylvania
2sn29c, western, at mark Sc.
SUGAR - Raw steady; fair, refining
3-,sc: centrifugal aG test. 3 lille. re-
fined steady; crushed. 52Sc.: powdered
ri RPENTiNE-- Firm al 44m44Ec.
MOLASSES- Firm; New Orleans, Si1
dc.
RICE Steady; domestic. 49s@s'4c,; ia
pan. 44M5'.c.
TALON Steady; city. G',c; country.
Gf64c.
Hay quiet; shipping, 6onGjc,: good to
choice. Nlamsoc.
Dyspepsia -bane Of human cAs
tcncc. BurdOck Blood RiltCrs cure,
it, promptly, permanently, Ecgu
lalns and 1NncS the SlNmlrh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
PRESBYTERIAN CREED REVISION
Committee Has Decided Upon Sew
rral I'm pOrtnnt Changes.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. I. The Rev.
Or. William II. Roberts the stated
clerk of the last general assembly, who
is Il member of the general committee,
has given out the following statement:
The committee has decided tcnta-
lively to revise the doctrines Of the
third chapter Of the confession by de-
claratury statement; also chapter 10,
section 3. ON the salvation of all ill.,
fants; also chapter 80, section !, on
good works.
"'rhe other parts, chapter %, section
3, Oh oaths, and chapter %, section &.
by revision of the text. They appoint
ed subcommittee to prepare final
form.
"rhty will consider the brief state
mrnt of doctrine for popular use"
1t is expected that the subcommittee
will make reports on Sunday. Beyond
tlc above information nothing was
given out for publications.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
Ohio Centenarians Dead,

TOLEDO, O., Feb. THE two old
est residents of northwestern Ohio are
dead. They are Mrs. Hannah Torrens,
aged lO4 years. months and IA days
and Mrs. Dora EXteine, aged lO4 years
and / day. Mrs. Torrens will he buried
at Saginaw, Mich, tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

At the Pyle's Cycle Academy last
night the Wilmington basket ball
team defeated the Frankfort team
by the score OF Of SO to 40. On next
Tuesday night the st. James team Of
Philadelphia will play here. At the
West End this evening that team
will play the strong Jasper A. c.
team OF philadelphia. At Pyle's
Academy this evening, there will be
u contest between the F'riends's
School of this city and Friends Cen.
trail School 0; Philadelphia. There
will be a meeting at the Armory
tomorrow evening of representatives
from West End. Brownson Literary
Association, First Battalion and Co.
n. of New Castle to talk over the
proposed plan of forming Delaware
Basket Ball League.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
Monument Authorized Long AGO.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. Represent
alive Jones of Virginia has introduced
n bill to appropriate S3o,oN for the
burg, Nu 10 General Hugh Mercer.
The monument was authorized by an
act Of congress passed April =, TIT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

GEN. WILSON is getting quite
reputation as an after dinner
speaker. lie spoke at the 18th au-
niversary OF the Catholic Club, ia
the Bellevue hotel, Philadelphia,
OH Wednesday evening. Cardinal
Gibbons, Archbishop Ryan and
other dIgnitaries OF the Catholic
Church were present. The Gener-
al acquitted hims elf with honor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. = There
is no change in the condition of Gencr-
al Frederick Funston, who was operat
ed on Monday, beyond the fact that he
is improving rapidly. The wound when
dressed for the first time was found to
be in Il satisfactory condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
New Workers Get Ohio OIL wells.

TOLEDO. O., Feb. New York
CAPITALISTS have concluded the ptl'-
chase of the Dewer-Stair Bigelow oil
leases in Wood county, with seventy
producing oil wells and daily pro-
ductiuu of :,,j, barrels of oil, of Thomas
Percy of Bowling Green for Il consid
Grafton OF sort, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

MORE economy in our Municipal
affairs! We are to have two scpa-
rate and distinct board of elections
with different headquarters and
different secretaries, who. OF course
will want to draw salaries for hold
ing the positions. 1t is too much
like child's play as we'll as a
waste OF public funds. Tor two men
to be employed by these two de-
partments of elections, but if the
tax payers do not object, we do not
see why the newspapers should
take up the fight. Here is a leak
that should be stopped at once,
Here Is a lertils field tor the Cltl-
zen's Committee and the sooner the
matter is asjtated, the better. 1t
IA no better than robbery OF the
tax payers aud d halt should be
called
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
run lshED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1909.

The Biddle brothers should have
been able to exert great deal of
good influence if they had been so
inclined, but they died as they had
lived, as the saying is, with their
boots on. Mrs. Sotfel forsooli her
husband and children and furnish
ed the criminals with means to get
out of Jail, provided them with fire
arms aud ran eff with them. She
- at the Butler Hospital at Pitts
burg, Pa, where she is reported
to be improving. Another woman
named Mary Dale, formerly of Mag
nolla, Carol county Ohio, commit
ted suicide at Plttsburg on We'd
Desday afternoon by taking carbol.
ic acid. She was in love with Jack
Biddle aud Respondent because OF
his death. Here's two wom4i who
evidently were fascinated by these
men. who brought them no happl-
ness or Contentment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

REMEMBER that you are expected
after taking your paper, to pay
tor it when your year = suDscrIp.
ton is up. If you do not want It,
it will not lie pressed upon you.
Pay as you 60 and then you will
not owe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body; Doan's Oint-
mcnt. At any drug store, 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
Sale Continued
on Saturday..

wv packs Inns Ill lc paper.
400 Safety Pins, l dozen in
paper at &c paper.
1000 skcinS French Cotton
attic skcin
500 Spools Glasgow lace
Thread at Dc spool.
1000. yards fancy Trim
ming for childrcn'S garments
reduced from :21Jc and soc to
Zoe yard.
1900 yard, plain and fancy
brAids at Sc yard.
500 packs Hook, and Eyes,
> dozen on card, at lc card.
1000 yard, apron bingham
at Sc yard.
2OoO yards Ribbon, reduced
to Zoe yard.
900 odd pieces mems In
drrwrul.
$40 odd pieces children 5
Underwear.
Every pirc" has u sop"ratc
price and that price mean,
half or less.
100 pair, odds Of Gloves; a
pair here and there, from rryu-
lar package, haIt'prir".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
CRS0bY
& HILL
An Extra
ordinary Sale

Nothing but such a sale
would have brought out such
a quantity Of customers, and
given such satisfaction to them
and to W..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

The cab oil a locomotive ia the
round house Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company caught on fire
about 10 o'clock 0iast night. An
alarm was s.ut III from box No. ~,
but before the engines arrived the
fire had teen extinguished The
cab OF the loo omotive was nearly
DESTROYED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

SOME men drift mo the newspa-
per business that have missed their
i. calling. They would make better
scavcngers and mIngIe among pee.
pie Of their kIHd ! he SOCIETY for
the E't.N n'IIn "t 'rucIty 70 AMI
e.. ,-n ,tt er such cattle,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
GREATREDUCTI0NS
AFTER STOCK TAKING!
See These Goods at HALF PRICE; Some Less Than Half

SO dozen Mems Extra Heavy Flecccd
lined Underwear on sale at 34c.
Mems Colorcd Laundered Shirts, wcrI
75c, how 3or.. SOC shirts. now 19c
All the Sl.00 SHIFTS at halt price. soc
Mems Neckwear at half price, were
25c now l3c, or = for 2jc., some al
]Oc
Mems Colorcd Border HankcrchicfS
were l3c, now Sc, or 3 for 20r.
Mems Winter Caps, l9c.
Boys Skating Caps closing at l0c.
Boys Sweaters, were soc, now l9c.
Ladies Mui'S and Childrcn's Sets at
greatly reduced prices to close out
balance of FurS.
Ladies Flannel Waists, were -, now
Csc.
Ladies Flannel Skirts. closing at DC.
200 yards Alaska Fanncls, Sc
values, sale price, 5!c.
Toweling, closing out at 4!c.
All BIanketSa greatly reduced prices
during February sale.
Ladies' Fascinators reduced to Zoe.
Childrcn's Winter Caps in colorS, were
SOC, now SOC.
Infants Winter Caps in white. your
choice, lie.
Fancy Silk Carriers in boxes, were lJr.
and lSc, closing atl0c.
Childrcn's School Bags, were zoe.
now Zoe. onl y a few left,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

Perfumery closing out at about halt
price some at less than half
Toilet Soaps, &c. goods at :;r.
Zoe. goods at &c.
Hair Brushes closing at Zoe, l5t, lsc,
and &c.
Shaving Brushes reduced to 4c, &c, and
| SC.
Clothes Brushes and Wh>ks, great
values at Toe.
Blackng Brushes closing at Toe. and
T3c.
Daubcrs at &c.
Mason S and BiXby's Standard Shoe
Dressings for ladies use, reduced 70
&c, &c, SC and DC BOTTLE"
Whlttemorc' Standard shoe Dress
inc for mems use, - cents a bpl-
tie.
Mason S Shoe Blac king for mon S Use,
&c and &c a bottle.
Mason S stove Polish, lr box.
Bixby S and French Hacking. &c. ard
&c. box.
Bargain Counters, Centre Aisle, 2l0
Market street and Main Aslcs. o0i
and POS Market street. New Gotpsls :
placed on sale daily during February
sale.
Come early while they last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

By an order Of the Board Of Edu-
cation all pupils will be required
to get vaccnated if they expect 10
attend school. This action is COM
pulsory owing to the prevalence OF
smallpox in our city. While it IS
not yet serious, there is no telling
10 what extent it may spread II
proper precautions are no. taken
10 head 1t off We think it is the
duty Of the parents to see that their
children are yaccinated, as well for
their own protection AS their par
ents. The disease is contagious
md easily carried. but it Is being
well looked alter by our Board OF
Wealth. It's get vaccinatcd or
.."',-.sy away from school. There IS
no half way measure bout It.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
228-230 King ST.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIX
MI mortgages III suris to suit. For 'as
RON ,op desk ID goo, order Henry tnoPes'
vl9 Market atraRt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

If you want good meat of all kinds
call at Miller's stall No. l, Second
Street Market house
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

WLMi%nFoN has Il very cnlcIent
City Solicitor, but he has no recor.
pizel assistant. and he needs one
badly. 10 assist him in the work he
has to do, He has right TO select
his own assistant and the baby
play which has been put upagalnst
him by Council should cease. Here
is case tor the Cjt,Zen $ 'ommlttcc
to investigate,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

II MORE IL still IN the buter coG~
anu ,, usns s At III ki"g ,Lsoot' Ire
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

DR.. S,mms White iulmorto bA!sam.
The ext,n ordinary Lung Eein.uy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

Fair; fresh Southerly winds, bec0m.
Ing westerly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

CHICAGO = the city where they
they do big things They had one
OF the most destructive fires on rec
ord several wears ago when the
city was almost wiped oil the face
Of the map. Yesterday gas ca
plosiou occurred, when Is people
lost their lives, and between IS and
100 were Slightly injured, besides
5000" damage done 10 surround
ing buildings. The direct cause Of
the fire - not kDUwn, bat inlrcu-
tons show that It was due 10 cstap-
ing ga 10 the basement OF the
truatIe house.