The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18


OWING TO the preaching Of the
Second AdventIsls many farmers
and peasants have declared their
intention Of leaving Wurtcmburg.
Tor the Caucasus. TEeae poor. de-
Iuded people have given away all
their possessions aud as a result,
there will be great suffering an.i
deprivatlons among them. Men
who preach such doctrines to the
ignorant should be severely pun :
1shed, No man knows when the
world is ccmns 10 au end and all
such predictions are doing their
fellow man an injury that is worse
than that OF the midnight ,hi eff.
Predictions have been made year
after year when the world was com.
ing to an end, bull the world refuses
10 revolt. About 100 years ago
during the Nagoiconic wars, there
was similar movement IN South
Germany. and thousands OF Irno-
rant peasants cmtgrated TO South
Russia. where their descendants
still live.
The people o. Wilmington to-day
JOIN in extending their sympathy 10
Bishop Coleman. III the irrcparrbIc
loss by the death Oi his dear wife.
Mrs. Frances DupoAt Coleman.
Never IN the history OF Wilmington
did there live more charitable
woman, Her lie was one devoted
TO the Masters work aud white
others enjoyed their comiolla bic
homes. MIS-. Coleman roull Le seen
winding her way along our streets
10 The home Of some poor family,
Covered by her familiar cloak. she
always carried iooI and clothing
10 the poor. Many Il hcyrt ia VII
mIrgton to-day is sad, for by the
death o! Mr.. Coleman. u benevolent
mother has EoLe to lrtclvu that
crown OF . DRY earncdby her IN he
Master service. For WLen the
least OF His were hungry, she fed
them and when hey were naked
she clothed them. Her HE was one
deserving OF example. Her chart
table deeds will 1--we aud the N. NJ
DRY o! this estimaJIc woman sinai.
remain green.
DR.. !NMANrELprlIrrEE, If Bed
ford. Mass, did not believe in be-
ing vacrInaled 10 proven. catching
the small poN 10 prove tnat there
was no dagger Il ON contracting the
disc asc. h.. Visited u Boston hospi-
tai where there were several pa
t'ents suffering from small pox. lie
contracted the disease aud was
luarantincd in his home for 10
weeks lie has had time 10 have
change OF heart If not OF mind since
suffering the pangS and being near
deaths door, There are a great
many persons who have no iai,h IN
but all the same it is
a sure preventive from the disease
when once taken TO have it IN It's
form.
JAMES 'olhN was fortunate ia
getting oil from having to answer
at The Court Ut General Sessions TO
charge OF violating the Pawn
brokers Act, The police have had
trouble of late with
The junk dealers, because they Will
not guarantee the rounding o!
money paid Tor stolen property BY
The Junk dealers. thlef Black de-
'crves credit tor compelling the
Junk dealers to live up 10 the law.
Il there are no purchasers Tor sec.
md hand goods. then the petty
hevng in Wilmington soon vii!
ease.
lT will not be sale hereafter Tor
my ole 10 go 10 meet a friend or 10
zee one oft on a tram ii Officer
'ordy persists in arres,ing peonie
1t the French street station. A
Dung man who went down 10 send
! letter to his friend, went across
he platform OF the express car to
i've the missIve 10 another Young
nan and was arrested for treSpass.
We think the special officer should
OF be allowed anv witness fees,
e treated like the regular officers
nd the arrests of this kind will
DON stop. The young man was
dismissed by Judge Cochran and no
fitness fee went to the officer.
IT isl gratifying 10 the PUBLIC 10
arm OF the large plumber of pants