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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
MRS. WILSON
JOINS CHILDREN

Mrs. Clara Wilson. wife of j. B.
Wilson Of Chicago, who eloped with
Curtis Lewis left last evening for
P!lladclphia where h"r two children
arc living with her sister, Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Wilson s sister came
here and after IA consultation with
Chief Black Mrs. Wilson and her boy
were taken from her hotel 1olhr Office
of the Chief Of Police. There Mrs.
Wilson's sister denied that Wilson
was cruel to her. On thc contrary he
was over kind and her home was u
pleasant one with servants to wait On
her.
When she left Chicago She took her
three children t" the home Of her sis
ter in Philadelphia. Lewis tried to
call ON Mrs. Wilson but wa, denied
that privilege. In answer loa tele-
phone message Mrs. Wilson went to u
house and met Lewis. Then he took
1lle boy from the front of the house
whore he had been playing and they
came to Wi!mngtoG. The pliadcl-
phia detectives have been hunting for
Mrs. Wilson while She was in this
city.
Mrs. Wilson 5 sister evinccd great
hatred for Lewis, and said she wolild
scratch out his eyes il given the op-
portunity. She had the utmost
scorn for him, and blamed him for
causing Mrs. Wilson to desert her
husband and children.
Her anger vas so intense that She
sprung toward Lewis and cndeavorcd
to pull hi, hair. but was prevented
from injuring him by The OF hers pres
cnt. Mrs. Wilson did not return to
her husband, but her sister declared
that She would have to return.
When Mrs. Wilson was about to
part She went to Lewis to kS, him
good bye. As quick as a flash, her
sister >prang between the two, and
attacked Lewis iurioU,Iy and bad tU
be taken away from him.
Several charges are pending against
LcwcS. He made - week in COM
missions out side Of his salary.
Mrs. Wilson accompanied her Sis
ter to Philadelphia where her par
cnts live.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
CAVlTETOWN RAlDED
Friendly Filipiuos Captured
by Ladrone Band.
VALUABLE CORRESPONDENCE TAKEN.
Several FNipinoH Implicated In the
lnsurrr"tion by Letters Found
VIII. General LuItl,aM-A Pro-
test Against the TariH.

MANILA. March 3-Whiie Governor
Flores OF the province Of Rial was
chasing Fr!:nr,lo and his band of Ia
Ironrs over th"'hil!.; Of cavi:r province
I'rizHrlo. at HE head Of twenty live
men armed with rifles. entered the
town Of tain.a. in the Alorong prov
inrr. anii captured thu prrSdcntr OF
Can.a: Scnor Anlpil. aud Il majority Of
TIE police of the town.
ScnDr Amnil las lois, been known rs
an enthusiastic american sympathi2rr,
and il i feared .hHt he ma! be killc!
by the cnra&rd ladronc. \ strong
force cf collStah'ilary has been sent to
effect his release.
The correspondence captured with
Grnrral IlkhHn IN IT," island OF SAmar
is of the greatest value. II implir!t"s
several l'iIrin0s who have heretofore
not been >1l>pnctrd Of completely with
the insurgents.
The ArrrirAu, Spanish. British and
Grrnv,n merchants of Manila ana the
ln.rli press have held Il meeting to rr-
mGiisirn;r against the proiiibltive tar
i.f. which they declared to be rrirpllns
lin, industries and resources Of the ar
chipnlH&o. Subscriptions were taken
at this meeting TO send Il rah.r%iall to
Washington setting forth the Views on
this matter Hf the interests present.
The United States Philippine com
mission has received Il cAblpgram
from the gov, rllor of 'rbu saying that
II violent assault has been committed
by the municipal police OF teh' upon
the person of the Spanish consul at
that port Tie governor says the as
snult was inItiyatr'l by the rrrNI'lei!te
Of Crbu. Srnur Reyes, who has been
suspended pending an investigation,
which was II, once ordered. Tie Span
ish consul was popular and well liked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
DO

Frocbel Club viii resun. meetings Ln
glnnihg Monday, March s, Friends
school, 3. ~ p III.
A meeting o! tho board OF managers Of
tho Minquatiala Homo VIII bs held az thu
New Century Club building lhl. after
noon u, 3 O'Clock.
Tho clearin.s at tho Wilmington banks
fer the week ending Saturday. wero ;y7,
li7. compared with 81. Ul3 137 Tor The same
period last year. For tho moi.,h of Feb
.uary the clnar.ngs were s4.Oi6. IJl, com
pared with 81, sJ5 3il 10. tha same month
Of previous year.
A meeting OF tho committee in charge
Of st. Taumany Day csicbratlun OF the
Improved OrAer Of lied Men. w.s held On
saturday night but no definite plan ui
celebration was adopted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Elk,oa. Nd. March :. John r.
Wilson. proprietor oI the Howard
House, died this afternoon. after Il
short illness, aged bl years. He
Was a sou If William Wilson and
was born near Mlddletown. Del.
April IT, 1871. His father WAS the
largest land owner III Cecil County
and at the time o, his death owned
), 200 acres Of the best EARNING land
in the First District OF Cecil county
in addition to his holdings in Della
ware. Mr.. Wilson attended New
London Acadsmy and Delaware
College. Later he graduated from
the Minnesota University. Alter
his fathers death ne had the entire
management Of his large and val.
liable estate. He took all active
part in Democratic politics and was
elected to the Delaware LcYislat-
urc from the Middl elown district,
New Castle county. lie came TO
Elkton about 10 years ago ana Sc
cured the management OF The How
ard House. lie married Mss
Laura Lindsey. OF Chesapeake City
daughter OF the late Wm. Lud-
sey, who at one time represented
Cecil county in the Maryland Leg.
islature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES.

Our theatregoers are apparently
wide awake TO the fact that one OF
the vcrs best attractions o! this
season will appear at the Opera
House on Friday night.
Grace George has rapidly become
one of the most interesting figures
among the young women stars who
arc iavorl!cs with our audiences,
and people are awaiting her ap.
rearance with many pleasant an.
ticipations, which are man!cstlng
themselves themselves in constant.
ly Increasing demand tor seats for
the performance. 1t IS sale TO pre-.
dict one Of the biggest houses OF the
season. The cast is an unusually
large one, requiring fifteen gentle.
men and ten ladies besides Miss
George. 10 the attractions Of This
large and capable cast are added
expensive stage settings showing
beautiful scenes OF Southern homes
acd landscapes, and characteristic
Southern hospitality aud gaycty
are depicted Iii the festivities OF The
Hal!ow Ell party and the birthday
supper, Miss George and Under
Southern Skies" are likely to take
rank as the dain,iest star and the
most unique ElaY seen here this
winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
DIED IN THE
W0RKHOUSB,

Isaac Hopkins, colored. pris-
oner at the county workhouse. died
about , o'clock yesterday from a
hemorrhagc. Hopkins with his
brother, Walter Hopkins. were
found guilty at the present term Of
court Of assaultlng Henry Whitaco
at Townsend. Walter was scn-
fenced 10 serve three years in the
workhouse. The jury recommend
cd Isaac 10 the mercy of the court
and in consideration Of that fact
he only received seutence of two
years.
About ? o clock Yesterday morn
i,.g prisoner near the cell occu-
pied by Isaac Hopkins heard a Pc
cullar gurgle. "What do you
want!' he asked, but no response
Came from Isaac.
When Night Guard Campbell
came along at ?, 10 o'clock lie found
Isaac lying on the floor OF his cell,
with blood gushing IRON his mouth.
lie had violent hemorrhage aud
DR.. Meredith Samuels was sum-
moned, but Hopnins was dead. He
was % years old and is the first
prisoner 10 die in the new iustltu.
tion. Ills death had depressing
effect on the other prisoners.
The body was removed 10 the
morgue by Coroner 8 Assistant
Chandler Last night Dr. James
A Draper, ST., in the presence Of
Dr. Ralph y. Stubbs, workhouse
physician. held nostmortem which
clearly est- -blIshed that death was
due 10 hemorrhage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
TRIBUTE TO
RED CLAY CREEK
Which Flows Through
The Town OF Marshall
ton, Delaware.
COMPOSED BY J.HDWARD GRAY.

Thou swiftly gliding basAful stream
Light as the whispers Of dream,
To thea my voice is tuned in praise
To thee, sing my joyful lays.
On thy green banks the song bird
sings.
AS gently folds her little wings,
Mcrrily chirpng his tuneful lay
In the balmy month of May.
Flow thou gently, On sweet stream
Through valleys, the green hills be-
tween,
Though separated we must be,
Thou still art ever dear to me.
Why do | love thee 50. is this
In my youth. when all lie was bliss.
played on the thy green winding
banks
So mauy joyous loyish prankS.
Thou stream, the Red Clay Creek
| cannot forget thee, who art 20
meek,
There still remains deep in my mind,
Good thoughts OF thee, so grand,
sublime
How we as boys loved here to roam,
Along thy banks far from our home
And kept our Mothers worried 50
When we to thy deep pools would go.
Full many days have passed away,
And we have wandered far astray,
Far from thy blessed strand,
TO strange, long distant land.
While time cndeavors to erase,
The memories of that blessed place,
Thy sandy bar, methnks | See
As fresh as when II youth to me.
Our sprineing board upon thy brink
From which we would dive in and
sink,
And our small scanty, old row boat
In which we used to cross the Muai.
So now we are on Iifc's great stream
While family the lamp Of time doth
gleam,
Now crossing DER the restless tide,
Soon, we will reach the other side.
soon we will lay our burdens down.
TO take from God, tie golden Crown,
Which Shall I've our final reward
From the hands Of our dear Christ,
the Lord.
To thee MarShalton,a and the stream
Which Ilows the little Town between,
Accept this tribute, Slight to thee
10 thee which used my Home to be.
j. HOWARD GEAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Williams 8 Gets a Knife.

Trenton, March "A coil Of
wire and knife we're found in the
bedding OF George llettrick, alias
Williams. the convicted murderer,
this morning, and the jailer is con.
ductins secret investigation.
Hcltrick is OF the kind OF men 10
whom women send flowers, even
though he be murderer, ana it is
thought that the wire and the knife
were struggled in with some flowers
sent 10 the convicted man last Fri.
Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

At the Y. NJ. {. A. gospel meeting
afternoon Alfred GawtLrop,
Rev. L. BuTyetle Short and George
W. Todd, ade addresses on the re.
cent Tli-Stule Convention at Wheel
ing, w. Va, i,ben n. Baldwin ad :
dressed the Railroad Y. NJ. {. A. yes.
terdav afternoon.
In the Office of Yardmastcr c. H..
CantweIl On Wednesday night the
Rev. +. Burseltc Short, the new
secretary OF the Y. NJ. {, A., and H..
o. Williams, general secretary of the
railroad branch, will cCnter with the
rai!road mcn relative to building up
the railroad branch in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Water Should be Boiled,

II is stated by local physicians
that the muddy dirty drinking
water is responsible Tor numerous
cases OF cholera morbus and SINH
lar troubles. The physicians say
the only way TO make water fit to
drink is to boil it, and this course
is recommended in all cases possl-
Die. his will render the water
wholcsom and tit to drink,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Police Surgeon Resigns,

Toice Surgeon A. b. ilarrl. on Satur.
day resigned and at II apecaI meeting OF
the Police Commission on Sa'urIay night
tho resignation was accepted md DR..
p. Wales was chosen as his successor.
Whoa Mayor Wales had charge OF tho
police he now surgeon was q boy ana
visited tho station. Ho incidentally re-
mombarcd low OF the mon now on tho
forcn and chattod about olden times on
Saturday night. He is a graduate Of
IaIo and tho [. OF T.. and Is sure to give
satisfaction ~ Police Surgeon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

In Congress on Saturday the river
aud harbor bilI VA, completed. The
appropriation for Delaware is $50. 900.
@! this amount 500, 900, Of which
So. 600 is condl,icnal, is for llarbor
improvements in this city. The ap-
preparation for the Appo1ulnimlnk,
MurderAll and MispiiIo;' rivers
amounts to $1,000, and for smyrna
RIver. SD, GOO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

1t is expected that the findings
ot the recent Court Martial will be
made public IN few days several
non-commssoncd men were before
the court, charged with petty Of.
lenses.
DR.. Simm. White Pulmoric Balsan,
The extraordinary Lung Remedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Rev. ". \. II q Brien, pastor OF
Mt. Salem NJ. f. Church, will preacn
at Harrison Street NJ. f. Church TO-
night. At Yesterday s services there
were is conversions aud % were re.
cclved Oh probatIon Great interest
is Icing taken in the meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

The body OF Frederick Douglass Brown
colored, who was drowned on January
70 in tho flood was founu IN tine Brandy
wine neur Rock land yesterday morning,
The body was itst discovered by Norman
Hunter and Thomas Richie who were
out for Il walk. IL was removed to The
morgue by coroners assistant Chandler.
On ho above date Brown was eros ,ipg
Thompson's bridge driving double
team Le!on.!ps to William II. Forbes,
when tho rushing waters swept them in o
the Brandywinc. and brown and the
hOHs - were drowned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
A TENAS STEER,

The comedy which made Charles
u. lIoyt a famous author, az Tex
as Steer is the bill at the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and
night. Into this one play, Mr.. Hoyt
has infused enough genuine, spon-
taneous humor, kindly satire and
warm heart.intcrest, 10 supply ma.
terial for half score OF farces 10.
ileted on long.sufferiog public
uuder the title of comedies. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Rainy day but Il great day at As
bury Church. There was IL large
comml!niun service in the morning.
About four hundred were present at
the Standby school and Il great gath
crNls i'll Tie evening. Three persons
Joined church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

E. Immediately after the Superior
Court was opened this morning.
Chiei Justice Lore announced that
ad ournment wonld be made until
next Monday morning, March 10.
owing TO Judge Spruance being in
DISPOSED aud unable TO be on the
bsrch. 1t was learned that Judge
Spruance is suffering with a bad
coId but is not seriously Ill. Chief
Justice Lore was the only Judge
present this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

The Company X basket ball
team IS ciAsIn.,l 10 be Tie fastest
Company team, anon. lhc guards
men. The team las defeated every
Company team Mat II has played
III ) season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

At Calvary Episcopal Church last
night the Rev ". NJ ,IclferlS gave
his Sccuna lecture on "'ihr Life Of
Christ. The church was flied 10
the doors aud lhe lecture il>cI! was nt
unusua! interest commencing us it
did, with The first miracle and ending
with the Gail Of the Tv :iya Apostles
md the Scrmun ON The Muli!.t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
ANNIVERSARY
OF CORONATION
Catholics in Wilmington
As Elsewhere Honor
the Occasion of Popes
SilXer Jubilee.


in the Diocese OF Wilmington
this morning MASSES were said
and special prayers offered in
accordance with the request Of
Bishop Monaghan made on
Saturday in the following letter.
Rev. Dear Father: On Mon
day, March 3, our Holy Father,
Pop" Leo NH, will enter upon
the twenty-fittht year of his
glorious pontictiate. Such a life
and such an event call for some
unusual expression OF love and
loyalty on the part of his child
rem throughout the whole
world.
Therefore. at all the MISSES
on Sunday, you will please
direct the attention Of your
people to the august parsonage
who is the visAblc rrprc<cnla-
tive OF { ('hri~t on earth, and ask
their prayers in his behalf, that
he may be spared to see the
years Of Peter.
We would request the rcver.
end clergy to offer the holy
sacrifice Of the mass on Mon
day morning for the realization
of this supreme wish
:; :; :: = /: :: 3 :; :; "a
The twcnl,y-fourth annivrr,-
AIRY Of Pope L"o's accession to
til" throne of st. Peter occurred
Oh February 20. The ninety
second birthday Of the aged
HoniiIl falls ON March >, and
il" anniversary of his c"rona-
l;oa on M'rrh ,.
This year there will b" pill
yr;may2, to Rome from all over
til" worl!. kir|, gifts will be
Iayi'!'"l on thc Pop,, and rep
rr~cn1atlvr@ OF every country
and every form Of civilization
will do homage at the Vatican.
Anrxp,~i,ion in the Vatican
containing exhibits from many
countries, will be the most mar
v"|"n> feature Of the jubilee.
every exhibit is Il yiIt to tn"
Pope. Every Catholic, parish
in til" world has sent or will
send some tribute Of affection.
These gifts include. rare
paintings, rich hanginss, costly
vases, church and alter orna-
m'nl~ wrought in silver and
gold, StatucllrS. buStS, wines Of
ancient vintage and purses of
gold.
Leo NIL is the two hundred
and siXty-thild successor of st.
Peter, and he has worn the
triple crown longer than any
other man since the first Pontiff
except Plus IN. He is already
the oldest man that over sat in
Peters chair, save perhaps
Gregory IN, who, according to
some authorities, was 100 years
old when he died.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
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New Brilg. to be Butt.

AS soon as the petition before the
street and sewer department is grant
ed the People, Railway company will
start to build its new bridge across
the Brandywine at Poplar street.
The new bridge will be of iron and
will be first class in every particular.
The cost will be about $4,000. 1t
is understood that the contract for
the bridge has practically been award
ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

The Womcns lI"'c Missionary So.
ciely ii EpworIl NJ. II. Lhurrh vii
huI their Mile Box reception this
IM,"l!y1 cvcn;n.t, IN ne 'c,tnrc room
Of the c..u!cl a. Su'ciutk, Mrtn'.crS
an! friends are invited IT, lie present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Timing COMPANY lncornlrated

The Rhodes Mining Company was
incorporated at Dover today with 4
capital OF 500, 900. Letters of in.
corporation for the Company were
senl to Dover by Josiah Marvel on
saturday last,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Benedict Arno.dS

At the rooms Of the Benevolent
Pioneer Literary Association this
morning William Ilarrigan w'llmakc
an address on Benedict Arnold. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
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IS a. q. Road nnen

All trains nn the b. 4 o. road are
now running Oh time. What damage
was done by the storm has been TEN.
porarIly repaired and permanent re-
pairs VIII be made as soon as posi-.
he
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Sale Postponed.

The sale Of Thomas BidIle,
near portrrS Station. has been
postponed until March 7th,
when h" will sell his personal
property. consisting Of farming
implements etc. 2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Walked Home

Senator Robert McFarlin came
to Wilmington this morning TO sell
load OF fat hogs. lie was de-
layed until his train left and he
started 10 walk home through the
mud. lie could have taken the
train 10 the afternoon at t O'Clock
but said he could not wait until
that hour. The Senator said TO
Hedsevil!e with such roads as we
have between here aud his farm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

A horse belonging to John Ander.
son s'cppeo IN Il hole in the street at
Delaware Avenue and Franklin S rect
this morning and fell. The shafts
Of the milk wagon were broken and
the horse injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Memhers Of the lGu&" Men S
Christian Association VIII lcudrr Il
reception to the new secretary. lt.v
i. R,r etc ShUll tu.plprruW EVENING".
An interesting !rogrlm hA, 'c1u ar.
ranged FOR the o cas- ,un.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
4 Larger Reduction Demanded.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Governor
Taft has received cable messages from
officials in the Philippines saying that
the ~ Der cent reduction in the Philip
nine tariff bill is not regarded as sum.
cirnt and asking him to use his best
endcavorS 10 secure NOR" SUBSTANTIAL
measure Of relief.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Special hles.I.,2.

The ladies IN tercsted in the recent
supper given under the auspices OF
the Mite Society of Grace NJ. f.
Church. are requested to meet at the
hone Of Mrs, joshua Conner, No. DO
West Eleventh street. tomorrow
evening at s clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
SIGN POSTS
TO HE'LL.

Atoiivet Presbyterian Church last
night the Rev Il. A. Elwood preachcl 4
an interesting sermou on the subc
-" IImInstpn S Ns.n Posts to He'll. -
Ills test was "A ADstain from ali ap.
pearancc Of evil. -
The sign boards referred t. b; Mr..
Eiwood are "tIe in;qnitlou, theatre
posters, Tile screenleos saloon aud the
house o: nameicss shame.
"Ihe inlquitious theatre poster. -
said The preacher, ''Is source Of
evil which can not he estimated. No
matter in what part of the city you
chance toirelnent you viii invariably
find shop windows and bill boards
a'lame with these posters OF uncIean
language aud Impure pictures. "
In speaking OF the screcllI">s sa-
loon he said:
"Thc people of Wilmington no
doubt thought they were improy-
ing the law vastly when their elfJrL5
to have saloon windows unmaskei
become successful, said the speaker
'but they did not realize the damn
ing influence the scenes Of revelry
presented to view would have ON the
minds OF innocent children Hhy are
enabled 10 gaze upon them from the
street.
The last sign board referred to is
the house Of namelcs shame. or this
Mr.. Elwoud said:
There should be TO more public
raids. said Mr.. Elwood, 'and the DO.
lice department should notify the pro
prieturs to close up without calling
on outside societies for aid in max.
ing spectacular raid. And when
the unfortunate women have been
brought into court these societies,
instead OF Offering them barths in
institutions OF iron.cIad rules .and
regulations should make some effort
to tini them homes in Christian
families.
At the conclusion OF bis sermon
Mr.. EIwoud asked the members Of
his congregation to write q letter to
the Mayor and to City Council urgin.
that the law relating 10 the iniqui-
tp'ls Theatre posters and houses Of
i'lfame be enforced. He also urged
them to see the representatives of
their various districts relative to the
scrcenlcss saloon and to direct their
Efforts to have the screens replaced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

John i. Daley, notary pubic. cor.
ner Seventh aud ShipIcv streets, will
execute quarterly pension 5 vouchers
as Usual on the 4th INST,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

On Saturday the Wilmington City
wa, operated for the first time. 1t IS
likely it vii be furnishing power
within Il week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
A Pcnmaiship Expert

he will teach yuH at the Night
School Of Gtdcy College, Market
street, corner Eighth. Only S.. 50
tUi one month. Enter tonight :. II.