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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
BLoOpsHED IN PARAGUAY.
Candidate For President Killed In
senate Chamber,


III ENoS AlRES, Ar@citina, Ian.
ll-The latest news from Asunc'un
shows that blood has been shed in the
ParaguaNan revolution which over
'hfeW A'evaI so quickly. 1t is rrp''H.
bic that there will he further Strng
gle, rs President Acc,al las been re-
leased from prison.
he plot 10 dcpUsc Senior Aceyal was
decided upon at a conference between
General 'ahallrro, General EYruiar
'"1"ncI EScurra. the minister uf war;
Senor Moreno, the minister Of finance,
and Senator Fl"ytas.
This revolutionary commrtc" sent
u"pllfhtion 10 President Arul!l 10 ro-
HurN him to resign. S,uor Arrvul en-
pAatcaliy declined.
AS Il d"'Iinaton was expected, a de-.
th'h!neNt Of cavalry was H., rrd within
easy call, The cavalrymcn were sum.
moncd. and the president WAS taken
OF TO prison.
ne worst features of the revolt We're
seen III the senate at noon Thursday.
itr the chamber was transformed into
n battlefield.
som" person in the crowd fred a re-
N"lN'r. and that was a signal for Il
general conflict Ecvolycrs and other
Weapons Wcr" drawn. and great dieor.
0'r, including til" firing Of SHOTS pre-.
Vailed
senator Farando IuSfran president
OF HE hy@"njr council. was Killed. He
was a candidate for the presidency oc
Paraguay. Senators curvaan and
flryl0s. General rHhnlcru and DEM.
~ 'hrr"rAs We're seriously wounded
flfie"n other persons also received
wounds which are not danaerous
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Delaware lsssrasee eeau,asv

Dover; De-, Jaa. 10.-Ths Dela,
ware Insurance Company, which Il
made up Of prominent men from all
over the state, held its annual meet
ing In Dover, when 1t was sascertaine
that The company's business has In.
creased 25 per cent during the year
These directors we!e elected: Harry
A. Richardson, John Ii. Jones, vii
liam Salisbury, w. W. Richa son,
James II. Hughes, Dover; Hezekiall
harrington, Harrington; Alvan B.
Connor, FELTON,; Charles II. Atkins,
Seaford; S. L. Kcnney, Laurel; H. L.
Evans, Peter J. Ford, W. D. Mullen,
John s. Mullin, Jr.. Samuel ii. Bay
pard and James Megary, Wilmington.
The directors elected the following
officers: President, Harry A. Rich
ardson: vice-president, William
salisbury; secretary and treasurer,
W. .. Denney; general manager,
Mark W. Cole; general solicitor.
Henry Rldgely, Jr.; executive COM
mittee, H. A. Richardson, j. II.
Jones, William SALISBURY,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
FnTICy Jones Cast Out.

ALBANY. \. Y. Jan. 1l.-HorAld r.
Mcl."hnan of %yracuse the referee ap-
luutrd to tah" III" testimony in the
proceedings Instituted hy the New
York static rar dissertation to dislar
Attorney 'ihG'"F Jones Of Little Falls,
has flied his report. lie found that
ioll"s was guilty Of til" acts Of deceit,
rHlrrH"tjr" aud grand larceny as al
ir"t'l in the charges mad" Iy the as
s""'a'i"lh On motion Of Frrdcrick Il.
WahName Iur"S was dslarrrd from
the Cnilrts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
FOR CENSUS BUREAU
House Favors q Permanent
40, Establishment.
FREE NAILS FOR MRS MKlNLEY.
Paeihc Cable Considered by House
Con nittee on Com Ommerce-PropOH-
ed Rates Per Word to Manila
and Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE housf
spent yesterday considering the Hop
kins bill to create Il permanent census
bureau. While the general sentiment
was in favor of permanent bureau,
there was strong opposition to the
Dill as drawn on the ground that 1t was
not well matured.
There also was an overwhelming de-
mand for provision to place the pres
ent employees Of the census bureau
under the protection of the civil service
law, and the bill was finally recommit-
ted, with instructions to report back
Dill containing plan for Il detailed Or
Eanlzation of a permanent census bu-
reau, to include also provision to
place the present employees under the
civil service. The fight to recommit
was made under the leadership Of Mr..
Burkett (Neb.,. the new member Of the
appropriations committee.
A bill was passed unanimously to
give Mrs. Mckinley the free mailing
privilege during the remainder of her
life. The house then adjourned until
Monday.
The house committee on commerce
has taken up the subject of Pacific
cable. The main question is whether
the cable shall be constructed by the
government or by private parties.
The hearing was devoted to an expla.
nation by George G. Ward. vice presi.
dent of the Commercial Pacific Cable
company of the plans of that orguni-
zation. He stated that contracts had
been made for the manufacture and
laying of cable to Honolulu by NOV.
l next, and the company Intended to
extend the cable to MauiIa within two
years from next November.
The manufacture Of the cable was
now proceeding, he stated. at the rate
OF .in miles per month, and this rate
would be Increased to $50 miles per I
month. lie say" th" cost Of the project
as between SIH,oooU0o and $l20rU,-
UUD.
He cross questioning by Chairman =
Hepburn aud M"s$r5 CorIiss and Mann Il
tended TO c"yri0p the question whether
or rot tn" company. hy having in cX. /
elusive field, would maiu'ar high
rates. Mr., W9rtj givG thp expected
rat" to Manila IA 81 and Honolulu 10
TO ~ cents Il word.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Cold FLOODED Murder,

CNlONTOWN, Pa, Jan. 11.-A cold
blooded murder was committed at the
New Sharon Steel companys mines,
| eight miles west of here. Henry Grant
almost instantly killed William Jen-
kins. jenkins was shift boss on the
gang sinking the shaft, and Grant had
been in charge of the drilling machine.
He proved unsuitable and was reduced
TO helper, while jenkins put his broth
er In Grants place. Grant became
Jealous and vengeful. and Just as tho
men quit work at evening he slipped
up behind jenkins. plunged a big knife
through hts body and ran, escaping in
the confusion. +
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
FOREIGNERS THANKED,
EmpreSs DOwu4er Expresses GratEs
tule to Ministera For t'ute.

/
tude to Ministera For eate.
| PEklNG, Jan. 1.-THE dOwagcr em-
press yesterday followed up her friend
~ advances by verbal messag ges TO sew
eral Of the ministers. thanking them
for the care they had taken of the PAL
aces and expressing pleasure at the re-
ceptiou accorded by the foreigners Oh
the occasion of their majesties' re-en-
try into Peking.
The report of the arrest of General
,Tung Fuh Slang. whose decapitation
has been ordered by the dowager EN-
press. is incorrect. The Tartar general
who Is governor Of Kansu was afraid
to execute the orders he received ow-
Ing to Tung Fuh Siang's influence
among the Mohammedahs, who domi-
nate the province.
The governor fears that the arrest Of
Tuns Fuh Slang would incite the Mo-
hamihedans to rebellion.
The French minister, NJ. Beau, refus-
ed to present his credentials unNl Chi
M fulflls certain demands Of tho
French government.
The joint audience of the foreign and
new Chinese ministers which had been
arranged has been postponed because
Df NJ. Benu's action. His colleagues
ire discussing whether to support him.
A repetition Of the Turkish incident
s considered possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
SATURDAY. JANUARY u, Ioo7

A BID for rules. Willard Sauls-
bury made bid for rubens on
Thursday whe1 he offered and had
read a resolution forbidding free
transportation over tn. Delaware
Railroad. The resolution caused
quite commotion and was bid
for the farmers votes, but they read
the papers nowadays and keep
posted as to current events. This
makes 1t harder than ever for Mr..
salisbury to fool them by Offering
such a resolution. 1t is needless
to say that the resolution tailed to
pass aud has goue on record as
another specimen OF Mr. Sauls-
bury's hindsi.ht in his bid tor Us.
Senator in case the Democrats carry
Delaware at the next election.
But they won't or we miss our
guess.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
.9acks0n Meets Small Eurr

BALTIMORE. Jan. 1l.-Iim Austin
of New i"ri; quit in tie fourth round
OF what Was 10 lrHv" been Il twenty
roIu,d light with Young Peter Jack.
soA her" last night. Austin was sim
ply ult"lAS.cd. lie went down rppeot.
edly for til" limit, and after he had
been EiIu'h'u through the ropes in the
middle of rt" fourth round he indcut-
cd tha, he had enough,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
PLOT THAT FAILED.
Montana PrinOner Sends Governor
Petition with FORGED Siuucr.

HELENA, Mon. Jan. ia plot to
S'"'lr" III" release from the prniten.
iIary OF l.. {. Livingston. sent from Sill
'rr Bow county in Arril, 1900 for five
wears for forgery. has failed. The
names of several prominent New York
pe"pi" w"l" forged 10 III" petition that
WAS presented, which represented that
Livingston came from the distinguish
Ell New York family Of that name and
bad served as n rough rider In cuba.
Among the names signed to the peti-
ton We're those OF Theodore Roosevelt,
August Belmont. Hugh J. Grant,
E. II. Morgan and others in New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Threatened strike Avertea.

BOSTON. Jan. ia basis Of set
tlement of the threatened strike Of the
teamsters of this city has been agreed
upon at conference held at the rooms
of the state board of arbitration at the
statchouse which is almost identical
with the original demands made upon
the master teamsters by their men.
There will be no strike, and the new
agreement. which is for one year, was
signed today by the Master Teamsters'
association, representing 2S3 master
teamsters, who employ 4,5OO men, and
by the Team Drivers union.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
,cNr!..ri. i'i.I.. Hunting Tr;n

NEW YORK. Jan. II. Former Pres.
idcul Grover ,lcyrunh has 50 far re-
covered from III" effects Of his recent
attack Il! rncuNl"nia MS to have nr.
ranged for Il hn'tng trip in the anuth.
II" viii IcaAe his Tore Il! princn;on
\. L.. Jan - fer an iHIani off G,urue-
town, :. e., where, with party of
friends, lie will remain several DAYS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
The Latest Com mbiue

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Record.
Herald today says that combination
Of gas gasoline and oil stove factories
Is the latest. The American Stove com.
pany, with n capital of $1,000. 600, is
the name the corporation bears. Nina
companies. covering practically all the
Important manufacturers of gasoline
and oil stoves and gas stoves and an
pliances. figure in the new combine.
The new combination will have Offices
In st. Louis. Chicago and Cleveland
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
A Brave Mans Sad Plixht

SYRACUSE, Jan. 11.-W. II, Cro.
Eicr. former deputy sheriff Of Onon.
uaga county, n veteran of the civil war
and who wears a medal given to him
by congress for bravery, has been com.
mittcd to the state hospital at Ogdens.
burg. ne left alone for the institution,
taxing his commitment papers,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
At IL o'clock IN

the following personal property to wit:
NM Snven good work and driving Ii hOrses
I3h on" bay stallion coming 9 years oil.
McGr"th. winning record 2.2.L over II !,
mile track, having u matt nee record 2.I3
he Dy Aaron Pennington thorou2hbred tGe
ton. Jr. sire OF Hurry Pennington reeortl
.l5; Eichlew dam Is a i;rg mare Of great en-.
durunce sired W Garrett . &, ichlew; second
dam by Pionser; third dam by Moscow; he
sidss
Uhcnd Of milk cows aud young stot k ~,
HOl.te!n bull, .years Old sow md -x3
OF ali kind-. | set butchers tools, dairy Ak.
lures and household gods. For further in.
formation see b. II. Eight months credit
IRWIN l.. BALL.
r.. G. Stidham Auc X Fioke Clerk.
1893 ~ 1915
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
salary For Ex-PrnridrDts.

WASH NtiTrN. Jan. H. Represent.
ativ" lowering Of Massachusetts has
Introduced bin providing Il salary for
TX pr, sid"nts Of the United States Mt
the rate Of s25.H"0 annually from the
1atr of retirement from the presidency
lli" hl'I Is TO apply to any rX president
living at the time the law is enacted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Electrical Chief at 81, Loui.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1l.-W. EIwe,1
Goldsborougl, professor of electrical
engineering at Purdue university, LIN.
fayette, Ind, probably will be chief OF
the department of electrical exhibits
of the st. Louis Worlds fair The an.
pointment has been recommended by
the committee on electricity and elec.
trical appliances to the executive com.
mittee. and it is generally believed that
the recommendation will be approved
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
P"stoficc bnrn"d and One Ru,hed.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. H.
lostI Inspector williams Of The chat
lanoDga division has been notified Of
ti!t Burning OF the postuiiire and con-
tents at thicNanauga, Gn. He was
hIso Informed Of the rothcry of the
poStniti"" 1T New brooklyn, S. C.,
where about $3.50 is believed TO have
been Stnlnn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Scene In the Virginia Convention.

RI' I'llMtNb. Va. Jan. 1l.-The fea
turr of Yesterdays session Of the con-
StilutlpiIhI convention WAS an incident
which bOrdered on the sensational. be-
ing the unqualified resignation of SEMI
tor Carter Glass of Lynchburg from
the committee on public education and
the fiat refusal of the convention to
accept it. The incident grew cut Of
til" controversy between Senator Glass
and chairman McElwaine of the ed,l
cation committee on the floor of the
convention. when the latter used Ian.
ruago to which the Lynchburg leader
took exception.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

CiTY COUNCILMAN CANNON al
though = Democrat. takes 4 ssnsI
Bile view Of the extra asssssmsa
which has been going on now foi
sever al months and 10 not com
pleted although the law calls fo
it's compilation BY January 2ud
There will be vail go up frou
our taxpayers wheo they see tho
manner in which their properties
have been raised We will ment,on
two or three properties which the
aGsessors saw fit to raise:
The Pusey aud Joues plant had
been assessed last pear for $236.
$50: this year the figures are $3O5,-
O00 This is only an Increase of
Sol, 900. Thomas Tatnall's resi-.
dence on Delaware avenue, last
year was rated at 50. 500. this year
it is rated at IS. 500. He saws he
will. sell Tor 10000 and loan 1900
OF it at 5 per cent. Now lucrea ses
like this is great INJUSTICE to the
owner OF the property. when the
assessed value is $500 in excess
for what he is willing to sell Tor.
Edward II. Brennan's property
near Rlvervlsw cemetery on the
Philadel phia turnpike was as
sessed last year at $2l, 600 Mr..
Brennan appealed and ,hc Board
OF Revision cut it down TO $40. 900.
This year the property .has been
assessed at $4,000 a Jump Of SIS
Coz This property never cost its
owner ANYTHING Ike the hall OF this
assessed value, nor would it bring
it today. Mr.. Brennan will most
certaioly appeal IRON such 40 un.
just valuation.
The North Side Improvement
Company which has spent several
thousand dollars in improving their
farm Fave also come in for a big
raise. At least $4,000 has been
added ou to the assessed valuation
over that of the preceding wear.
Jacob Ro,ler who owns u bakery
over Third street bridge has had
SllD added on to his assessment
and he says damn. Thus it has
gone ali over the CITY where the
special assessors thought property
was too low. 1t was real kind in
them as they don nave to- loot the
bitl when tEs CITY taxes comes due.
"A nigh tide assessment may hcIp
llmlngton real estat: but we iail
To see It, 1t Will Likely have a tea
dencv TO Kill the building boom that
numerous persons have been loo!
ing Tor the past five wears. bat it
must have been tracked before it
Reached Whining ton.
We have no desire to crillcise the
eAin assess mcnt bat oIlv to call
atlcA'Ion to what oar real estate
owners have run up against tn,
year. /! It mas bceu hard in VI.
past during The month of Ju.v TO
pay taxes, what viii 1t b. TIN,
wear when the extra valua,lon is
added on. The city is III ncei o.
money but It cannot tax the people
10 enrich the city treasury.
DlsEcTOR JAMES D. CARTER saws
thai the city made gIelt bar
gam n getting the WeIsUach light
installed The lamps are furnished
at IS 95, with the unlerstantInu
that they Shall have ten year cou-
tract at that price.
suppose the next LEGISLATURE
should abolish the Street an,i Sewer
commission, what then wuu.t hur-
pen with these contracts Ter light
ny the city?
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
RELEASE At HAND.
Freedom For Miss stone Only Ques-
tiOn Of Few H0urs

LONDON, Jan. l1.-The release Of
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone by the brigands
who have held her in captivity since
Sept. 3 is believed to be question Of
hours.
An official telegram received in Lon
don and which was dispatched from
fonstanilnopr says the release Of Miss
Stone is imminent,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Pennsylvania Town Suffers Loss.
WELISBORO, Pa, Jan. 1l.-Fire
In the town Of Gaines, Tioga county,
destroyed six buildings, cntailing n
loss of $4,000, partially covered by
insurance
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
DAVIS CALLED HONE
Head Of Delegation to Pan-
American Congress-
PRAISE FOR WORK OF CONFERENCE.
A Plan Of Arbitration Agreed Upon
That win BE of Great BeueAt
to All Of the American
Republics.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 11.-Sena.
tor H. G. Davis, chairWan of the Unit
eu States delegation to the information
al American conference, who left for
Washington last night, took leave Of
the conference at the mornings ses-
sion in brief speech, saying in part:
circumstances require me to leave
Tor my home. Enough has been ac.
eomplished to assure us that much
good Will come to the American repub.
lies us result of the second pan
American conference.
Among the achievements of this
conference n plan of arbitration has
been substantially agreed upon that
Will be Of great value to all of the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Three Killed by E.nlas,o,

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Jan, H.
A boiler exploded at the lumber mills
Of Lewis Midkiff In the southern part
ct this county, killing three persons
and injuring several others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

the life Of Mckinley fine paper, good
print, beautifully Illustrated over five
hundred pages. No canvassing. Call
at l0ll Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

THE sale of Ellis BauEs at New
port OIL Thursday afternoon. WAS
good one and the prices satisfactory
to owner and auctioncer. The
targe lot OF stock and wagons and
oiher articles pertaining to a ilv-
cry stable were quickly sold 10 live
iy bidders. This sale was only
Advertised in the REprBkcAN.
Auctloneer Stidham has SEVERAL
sales for this month and February
Is can be seen by consulting this
paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
lnb0rers to Ne Cndcr (iyiJ Serytc.

NHU0rtTS ~ W. hNer CIVII Service,
NGTON. ian. 11.--The labor.
ers employed in the government do.
tartm"nts will be brought into the civil
service under presidential orders, the
first Of which will lie issued in the
very near future. The inc'usions will
he made separately by departments in.
stead Of In bulk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

ESTERpAY was a regular fall
day, not the kind one expects 10
January. It's an old sayinr come
10 like lamb. 60 out like a lion,
We hope not for the sake OF the
poor, as coal is selling high.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

THE REruGLltAN enlCvs good
healthy circulation IN the vicinity
Of Marshallton. At Hook essn and
also all up ,ouE the different small
Towns where the W. X y. Il. X
touches, the RErrBLtAN is found
In more than hall the homes. This
with the large circulation in Stan
ton, Newport, Rising sun and The
surrounding districts. makes the
best advertising tmedlum TO reach
lhe farmers. This is cue reason
we have more public sales than all
the other papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

A MAN making SlS a week who
will not provide for his wife aud
children must be pretty low down
in the scale. His bump OF self re
spect must be small indeed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

4 N11l SETON, CAPtPI,F MAN "p col.
" '""'. d"liver and look after advertising.
commercial line, no canva4eing rapid pro,
motion; srlaiy All yearly: must furnish
good references md 20 cash. address Su.
p'r'"trnd"nt p. o. Box li'e Phi'a. IA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

STREET and Sewer Director Jas.
d. Carter has given a second bond
TO the city for the faithful! perform
ancr OF his duties as a member Of
the street aud Sewer department.
His bondsmcn are Wm. W. Lobdell,
Samuel II. lynard, Wm. Lawton
and Robt. W Tadman. The new
bond IS now N Judge churchman s
hands Tor his sanction. There is
no doubt bat the four gentlemen
are worth the amount of the ponl.
Mr.. Tatum and Mr.. 4. l.. Johnson
were OH the old bond, which was
lost
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

HONtUMPTlON, ASTHM CArAWtI
- hheuMAtisM. NsnrAlIIA q.tcx rsls.i
Dr. ntgsnsry,kb N. vsa slruss, PhllA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Iavlor nnd Fullerton's Worm Syrup
will expo! worms from children. Safe
and reliable. W. Z. Taylor. 3Oa King
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

A PARAGRAPH 10 the Evening
Journal in last evening" 8 issue is
headed, "!las Leased Beckett q
Cafe. y The article then goes on to
say; 'lnqulry reveals that he
statement OF George Davis, the
stranger who was arrested in New
Castle last uight etc We know
that mistakes happen in all news
paper offices. That IS one oil the
vexations often an editor has TO
put up with. But there are others
besides the REPUBLICAN WHO m AXE
bluhders This oaly is our object
IN calling attention TO This one ln
our contemporary columns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

GET estimates at This oIfcc for
1000 to 10000 envelopes pialn or
nrintcu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

The Ferris Industrial School last
year received S14OJ from the Lew
Court and was MOI able to meet eX-
penses. This year the appropria.
tion will be $500 and 1t will be in.
sufficient TO run the institution.
This institution does great de
OF good by providing comfort bic
home tor those buys who have fallen
under evil influences. 1t is one Of
the most worthy institutions in New
Castle County for those charitaJiy
disposed. 1t is pity it is not cas-.
ier OF access, as it should be seen
by our citizens 10 be appreciated
and understand the gfaud work il
it doing, We should like TO see 1t
receive ali the Levy Court can
spare.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

A LIAR IS often as bad as thiel.
81 the editor VINO distorts an arti-
;le IN an attempt to poke fun and
-idlcu!e another. One letter often
alters the meaning OF an article. or
word left out will make the ma,
who wrote the article when lie secs
N print say things not very ele-
CANT IN the English language.
WE are pleased 10 hear that the
President has recalled the name oil
J. Cannon Short icr L. S. Marsha,
d Delaware. CongresSmau Ball
should be consulted III the matter
as he has some knowledge Of what
county the next marshal should
come from. We are not tor short.
but any other Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
PUBLIC SALI.

llnving rented my farm Oh the rua ! lead
ing from StDnt 1u to Newark. / nile wesi NJ
thu furincr place. l will sell al public sale on
FRIDAY. JAN II, 1909,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

A WELL known coal dealer said
that if cold snap should take
place there would not be sufficient
coal in our CITY to last over ten
DAYS, Every coal ward in the city
is bare Of coal and it is almost I'M
possible to get coal ftom the mines,
The trouble now ID. not SO much a
scarcity Of cars as scarcity OF
coal. which II is Impossible 10 get
from the mines, on account of their
being flooded. The local dealers
are borrowing from each other daily
and trading stone for nut coal. Not
Tor years have the Goa. dealers in
our city been faced with such a
state OF aiiairs. Better iayn your
coal now while yon can purchase
it,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Stops the Cough

and works of the Cold
Laxative omo-Quinine Table ts cure,
cold In ono day. No cure, No Pay. Price
25 cents. "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

THE consensus OF opinion among
the legal fraternity in the CITY ~
tiAt City Council has 10 authority
to pass fire ordnance. W. sloD.i
like to hear what The CITY Solcitur
las To On l I n s-l L ---.-.t :