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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and"
Home Entertain.
mentS.
GOLT-ADAMS.

Union NJ. t. Chnrch was agrUv
last evening when Miss Mary Brat
Adams, the accomplished daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Adams. be-
came the bride of MIR. James Percy
Colt, of Easton, Md.
AS the bridal party entered the
church the organ pealed forth its en- :
chanting strains under the touch OF
Prof. Robinson White. A quartet,
com posed Of Misses Sue Evans, and
Messas. Mcdaniel and Watson, sang
"Faithful and True
The groom and best man, II. Or
man Colt, of Baltimore. mat the
wedding party at tie altar where the
ceremony was performed by the ia, h.
er CT the bride, Rev. II. II. Adams,
using the book which the bride Car.
rled.
Miss Anna Adams, sister of the
bride, was maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids were Misses Dollie Grace
of Baltimore, and Nctlie MalIalieu, Il
cousin Of the bride, Of Milliugtown,
Md.
The ushcrs were Clifton Mailaiieu,
New York, Edward Mallalieu Of Bal
timorc, William Hall Of Elktun,
Harvey Diggins, Harry Reed and
William Bicking, Of this city,
The charming bride looked beauti.
ful III u dream of creation gown of
''peau de sole" cntrain while orange
Blossoms caught up the veil. The
dresses OF the bridesmaids were white
organde over pink tailetta aud they
carried shower bouquets OF pink car
nations. The maid of honor had
becoming dress Of white Paris mus
Ii and her bouquet was OF brdemaid
roses.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the bride where the
decorations were full in keeping With
those elaborate ones at the church.
About one hundred relatives and
trends of the contracting parties,
silled to extend congratulations to
The happy young couple and to wish
them every happiness on MES Jour-
ney.
Among the guests were Clifton
NIaiaicll Of New YORK, Orman Gult,
Dollie eGracc, Mamie Wagner, Edward
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
". j. Colt, parents of the groom,
Carrie Fish, Mrs. g. II. stoops, Jen-
ME a. Warner. William Hun, Of
Easton; Addison Adams, William
baldwin, Mahoney benn'ng, John
' ochelI, Miss Griffin OF Queen Anne,
Nd: Ncttic MaIlaIeu Of Wellington,
Nd; Margaret fergtson, Dover.
The bridal party left the French
, trccL station On the 10. IA train and
viii spend some time in the Hnuth,
and upon thcr-rctuEn viii reside in
ElStOn, Nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Mems HALF HOSE
at half PRICE.

They are the sample lines Of
one Of the leading hosiery I'M
purtcr- and makers in this
country, there are
SoX with Spots,
And Striped Socks.
Socks in Plaids. with
Dots and Clocks.
Regular 2:jr Hose are .
pairs for 2.5r--other~ 3 pairs
for 2.Jc and / pair, for 2lc.
All the above >pcial Bar
gains are on Il separate table
ask for them
Open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Poured Di On II. I ir.

PliIa'IrIphja Pa. April 3
Gcor-e N"I,jcr, aged 1t, residing
at Thiiticth aul jefferson streets.
is deud IL the result Of using I'm
Did trick TO ha~,ou the kitchen
Are Lat" H~r evening" George
at"mptrdi" hurry nr the fire BY
poun.. coal oil ia the stove. when
an "Nplo~jon took place.. The
fame, which dtutrd in every Iii
rectlou set tre to the boy , cloth
,ng and before hcIp arrived he
va badly burned from head to
foot uud die shortly mt,r mid :
uisht at 'h' rrmlU Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
7 7. N. N G G. 4. 4 :.
NOTES.

All arrangements have been com
pleted by the Athletic Department
of the Young Mems Christian Ass O
citation for the hare and hound cha S,
which is to be held tonight. About
thirty of the members will take part
in the chase and will leave the asso.
citation building at s o clock in body
The chase will probably start from
the toll gate on the Newport Pike.
Physical Director Nolcs will be cap
tain Of the hounds. There will be
two hares, but they will not beselect-
ed until this evening. The trail will
be followed by means OF pieces of
paper which will be dropped by the
hare;. The hares will be given Il
start Of about five minutes.
Much interest is being manifested
In the indoor sports which are ROW
nearing an end. The last of the
series will be held on Thursday night
April l7th. The first three men scor-
ing the highest number Of points will
secure gold and silver medals.
The new design has been adopted
by the Physical Department of the
triangle andcrcle supported by wings
has been given to the engraver and
medals will be made to correspond.
The events at the closing indoor
sports will be high jump, pole vault
pull up on horizontal bars.
The new game of Ping Pong which
has become SO popular of late has
been added to the already many at
fractions at the association. The
game only arrived yesterday. hut al.
ready many members have become
interested in it. There was a large
crowd playing the game all last even
ing.
The gymnasium classes are keep.
ing up remarkably we'll Tor this. time
of the year, ia fact much better than
in the larger association.
The good class work cont inucs,
and instead of decreasing as is
generally the rule this late in The
spring it IS ou the increase. A
number OF the men are now IN
training for the outdoor sports,
the first Of which will be held in
NAV.
The association has been invited
TO attend the Washington Assoc ia
ton outdoor sports some time d ur-
Ing the spring and it is likely the
local association will be repr esent-
ed with relay team. The bust
ness mems class also continues to
increase and here is now a class
OF about twenty five.
PHYSICAL Director Wales, start.
ed this morning that 8S7 men used
the gymnasium during the month
OF March. Mr.. Wales also states
that Camera room has been fixed
up and IS now ready for electricity
to be installed. The hand ball
league is progressing and games
are becoming very interesting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Star Tailoring Co.,
(Walter Davis, Maaaser.)
70S MARKET STREET.
bARGA| 8

Mems Shirts 25c. Marked
down from 50 and 75c-thev re
the odds and ends from the fall
and from last spring, not all
sizes in every pattern, but all
sizes II to II in the lot, 50 il
YOU want a soc or 7oc shirt for
quarter, better come soon.
('nlaundricd White Shirts
at BE is another bargain, good
stout muslin, linen bosom, re-
intorccd front and back, cush-
ion ncckhand, tcllcd and gus
~ctcd throughout. long and
short bo~olns, sizes T. to | !.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by fresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature.
Friday promises to be clear and
stationary temperature with fresh
westerly winds.
saturday, clear weather will pre-
vail, aud stationary temperature.
The Thermometer at w. C.Taylor's
drug store 3oe King street today reg
istercd as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock loclock
40 A SO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
BOWlerS to Dine.

The Wilmington Bowling League
which recently closed Its season.
will hold a banquet at the Hotel
Wilmington this evening. Tho
League is composed OF teams from
the Yonng Mems Republican Club,
Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, Wilmington Bicycle Club and
Knights OF Columbus. 1t Is ex-
bected there will be about sixty 1t
the banquet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
ltDDEY-,lItEEEkIS

Miss Maggie c. Jelferis and John
todey ct poJtstown were married by
ii. II. Gornler. rector Of St. Aloyslus
Church, of Pottstown at 4 o'clock Sun
day afternoon IL the church. After
the ceremony the newly welded cou-
PIE drove to their home where re-
cnptlon was held. Miss ,Jcllcrs was for
mely Of this city. The bride received
many handsome presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
! !cIa.ca kaiIroasi

& II S nov stated that Worl: on the
proposed HcW station OF the p. W.
a L. rnHioad IL tbs city Will not
be started uuui next sprIag, 1t is
the purpose Of th- COMPANY to pro.
cecd with lhc other lmpryY.mcnls
and cave THIS unnI the last. By
thai time the elevated road within
tue city Iimls ~tll have reached a
state OF completion and work on the
depot Wall Ue.ln. A. It Is the IN
tcn'ion OF lhc cOmpuuy to erect a
co'nmod'ous And costly building the
EGb5trucNOn Of the same will re-
uu!re considerable tim. and IN the
op'n'on oi manf the proposed I'M
prove incu1s WlI tot reach COM
PeNoa state before l@o or three
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Coward ) pasSi N PLAY .

Fylr Sc, lie Academy wlino do ubt
Re crowded all Of ncy' week on the
secession Of Coward, Passion PLAY IN
motion pc,WGN and illustrated songs
SO life lik" are The picture, Of the
Pas,,on Pay that they can tell their
own story but the interest IS greatly
increased by Prof. Coward S drama.
Vic lecture. The illustrated songs
are maryels in the form of beautifully
CClOred Slides for the illustrations
and rs Prot. CIuwards sings these
song, every sentence is thus describ-
si on the screen. Admission 10 cents
Sdu.t or Child.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
H\NNER-DO DOW N WARD

James Lawless Banner and Miss
Evelyn Z. Downward were married
at tie home of the bride on New Cas-
Tie avenue, last evening. The cere-
mcny was performed by the Rev. A.
n. kei9win, ID. ID. of West Presby.
terian Church. Miss Downward is q
daughter Of Alfred Downward, a we'll
known contractor and builder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Inc ast o,er.optison Lecture

ihe asst stereop!con lecture, of
the couIse OF seven on Tn. Il.c OF
GhUst. viii be delivered. III calvary
Episcopal Church, Corner OF Inlru
and Washington streets, by the
Rettor, the Rev DR.. letters, on
mex Friday cscnIu%, at ) O'clock.
The SUBJECT Of TIN, lecture viii be
Zine kesurrcv Nou and It viii IA
Glade al those striking events that
took place, IN oar Navionr Late,
during chose Great Forty Days,
thai elapsed between His kesurreG-
ton and HIS Ascensiuai ainL9 Heaven,
1his' as al the precc, ding lectures
WIN be illustrated br the Greatest
Works Of Tia, World Great Mas.
ters and Mss Josephine Fletcher
WA, is usual slug, at the nttcrtUrv,
one 0. h-r altruclIre su.os.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
ElNIlRII nAEIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Holt. gave
Il progressive chre party, to a Rum.
her OF friends at their home No. 3
East Fourth street
Those present were William Ilol-
land anl wife, Edward Mckay and
wife, George Mckay and vie. George
". Hook aud wife. Harry Melon and
Wife, Clarence Holt and wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
WEDDING ANNIHERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs, John W. Clark, OF
No. COL West Ninth street, celebra-
ted the seth anniversary of their
wedding last evening. -Four gener-
ations we're present and feature of
the occasion was the baptismal OF
two great-great grandchildren bv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
NIh.IDRITN-ptRTY

New Castle, April, 4 John Becker
Jr., was rendered Il majority party
last evening, by his parents, Mr., aud
Mrs. John Becker. Of the Market
Street llotel. about $50 guests were
present TO wish the Young man every
possible happiness durlng a long life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
TO CIV Il A RECEPTION.

A reception will be given to Rev.
l'r, Averv, the new pastor Of Scott
NJ. f. Church, On Friday evening,
April 4th, in the lecture room Of the
Church from s too O'Clock to which
al the members and friends Of the
Church are cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Six Men Killed

London, April Six men
were killed as the result of an ex-
plosion of fire damp, last night,
ina co]liery at Wigan, Lanca-
shire. A score OF men were en-
tombed at Dunfermline, Scotland
this morning owing to u similar
accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
i,t:A ~
BROW Min thig ctv nm A,rfI . IlAI FIJI, :

BHOW N--ln this city on Arril 2, l9)! Elio
u. Brown, aged 10 years
feiatlres and lrIenI1 are invited to attend
the funtral service, at tn" residence of his
aunt, Mrs. Jennie Barnes, III Monroe street
on lhur'"av evening, April I'd at 7aU o clocs
!nterlnrnt Horewel Md, ''raiu leaves p.
W. q B. depot. Friday. April 1. at ,.aS a. III.
NlNGATE-At Marshallton, Del, April t.
l!U2 \llna j., wife of Lewis W. Wiugntu
and daughter OF .he late Auifcw J. VII
llams. ii her ;iith year.
Relatives and friends are respe ctfu IL invit-
OIL TO nttond the funeral Mt the residence Of
her sister Miss Minnie Il. Williams Green
llU O'Clock. Service, at Whit. CLAY Creek
Church at O'clock lnterment White Clay
Creek cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS COLONiST
FARES
To The NeSt Via H. G, n y u

The Baltimore and Ohio X. u. Co. will
sell daily until April 81, second class ono
way coionist tickets to points in Montana
Idaho. Washington, Oregon and Califor
mia at very low rates. 10 Portland Ore,
Tacoma. Seattle unl all other points iu
Washington, Oregon and British Colum-
bta, $3.50. 10 San Francisco, Los
Angels. San Deigo and ali other Joints
IN Califnrnla. si9, 30. TO other points.
proportions ely low rates. For ful par
tlcuhrs wrte or apply to H. A. Miller,
Passenger Agent. Winning Oh, Del.
Ordinary household accidents have no
terrors when there's u bottle of Dr. Thorn
as Eulec rc Oh in the medicine Ghost
Heals burns, cuts, bruises, spra.ns. In
stant reliel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
HANDY STABLE GRANARY,
II is Not Only Useful as Labor Sayer
But Also Keeps the Grain in
Fine Condition.

Ny grain bins have raised bottom,
as portrayed, elevated at back and
side. so the grain will slide to outlet
sponts, a. a, which have a sliding valve
to raise when grain is wanted The
spout, should b" high enough from
floor for IL onc-haf bushcl measure 10
set under. or where large quantities
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

OF grain ar" handled, for bags Bins
are tiIl"d from top at door, which
has tight fitting lid, Grain elevated
on platform by windla>s from
wagon Every lime any grain is taken
out, h" grain IN bin is stirred or aired,
thereby drying out damp grain. ". A.
Sharp, in Farm and Home,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
DOTS.

Catherine Carroll has sold to G. A.
Lippincott house on Third street
near Market for IS, 900.
joseph Holland aud DR.. II. G. Buck
master are candidates for representa-
tive in the !ilst district.
Rev. ". l.. S. Murray lectured ia
Go.uey Cuiltge STUDENTS this after
llUUn.
Mayor Fisher Is satisfied with the
explanation Of ". s l1ilIes in letter
to the Water Cumnission in reference
to the Reservoir case.
Tie Census department has asked
Mayor Fisher for Il statement OF the
new buildings in Wilmington for =
year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
SIS Suits
No More. No Less,

Made to your measure and
made to fit. No need to buy
ill-fitting Ready-made Cloth
ing when you can get a first
class Suit made to your own
personal measure for Fifteen
Dollars.
Pure all wool cloths that the
high-priced tailors charge 500
and $25 for.
Bring samples and compare
prices. We will open your eyes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

Rev. W. I. S. Murray, assisted BY
95cc775. Il. 5. Dnisney a;aia aas sssssieeausi.
The house was handsomely decora.
oted for the occasion and several of
the guests were from down State
towLs. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Clark are in the best Of
health,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
About the Iusan,.

At the meeting Of the Trustees OF
The Delaware State Hospital at
Farnhurst today the population
was reported 10 be 81, 100 men and
III women. During the month
four attendants resigned and four
new ones were appointed. The
contract for butter was awarded .
George l.. Townsend, Of Odessa at
Us cents and for ice 10 the Diamond
ice Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
CLARK SHICk.

Lemucl II. Clark. Of Philadelphia,
and Miss Annie Il. Shucn, OF this
city, were married by Rey. II. S. Du.
Ian@y, ON Apri! 2, 1902.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
lcIcuilOne [

o. cali II p'r>on 'o' any kl0l nt Liquors or
WIZ you NAV he'l. "" lr+ Npv hottllG !,
The fo'lt S"rr, Wl.allaE N l. '"wtHE u v.
brnGh n Co., srov' ;, man y grr, =. " Cor,
u att!,Il lnI FouIth streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
IEARY

Miss May Yeager and Charles Leary
We're married on Tuesday evening by
Rev. Paul 1senschmidt at the home
OF the bride, No. lila West Third
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
HUDSON LYONS,

William u. Hudson. and Miss An
ME D. Lyons were married April >
1902, BY Rev, ii, S. Delaney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
BIG FIRE At
ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City was the scene
of a big fire to-day that at the
time Of going to press ragged
from Pacific to New York
avenues. Hotels in that Sec
ton were burned down and the
fire department being unable
to cope with the fire, the mayor
telegraphed to Philadelphia
for assistance.
1t is understood that Young's
Pier was a prey to the flames.
The Hotel Tarlton at the ocean
end of Illinois avenue is on
fire and will be entirely de-
stroyed. Hotel Luray is burn
ing. All the guests are sup
posed to have escaped. The
loss will amount to millions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
MARRIAGES..

STAATS S-SlIiLDON--Dn the "a inst in this
city. by III" Nev. John France, Frank b.
staats OF Wiimingt"n, BEL, and Bella Il.
Sho.don, Of Weatmunt. n. J.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
New " arehOusc.

hIUr't progress j, beng mad" in The
trccloupi the Charlie, Warner Com.
PAM y a." warehouses. The nr.
sand elevator "a, pperAtcl yesterday
y H." f.. 4.s,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
CARD BASKET

Mrs. l.. A. Gardner uf CheSwold is
visiting her niece Miss +, II. Harding
Ol5 jackson street, this city.
Dr. Cooper, Of Ken'on, Secretary Of
State Layton and DR.. Marshall are
in Wilmington to-day.
Miss Annie Kelley. Of Cherry Hill,
Nd, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Hattie Mallalicu. Of Milling.
ton. Md has visiting the AsJury
Parsonage.
presIulng Elder Watt, is in Allan
tic City.
School torStephen l.. Armour
OF Concord avenue. Chester, Pa, was
IN Wilmington On business svesterday.
Miss Mary Eculk is visiting Miss
Carolyn Pierce.
Mrs. l.. II. Wilson is spending
week witi friends in Washing ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
DOTS.

The Peoples Railway Company
is extending its trolley line from
Woodlawn avenue to Rockford
Park.
Past Great Incohonee, Andrew
H. Patton will be the guest of
Lenape Tripe, No. 6. on Satur-
day evening next, April 5.
The sister bargcs, Marie and
Elizabeth Brady, Yesterday ell
tered this port with cargoes of
wood for the pulp works.
Naptha launches are engaged
in hauling phosphate from this
city to New Jersey, as truckers
are preparing for their spring
planting.
For the past six months the
clearings of the Wilmington bank
were S2S,377 $40, compared with
S24 0Sl,42S for the period last
year, an increase of 81, ,2964l2
Divers have been sent to recov:.
cr the 10 lies from the schooner
of Edna Earl, which was sunk
near Reedy Island on Saturday
night in collision with the tramp
steamer Romsdel.
The Diamond State Steel
Company is making shipments Of
iron just at present, and from
two to three cars have been sent
out Of late.
John S. Hamilton is making
big Improvements to the coal yards
at Eleventh and Church streets.
National Guard Order.
The following order has been
issued from the Office of Ad iu-
tant General J. p. Wickersham of
the National Guard of Delaware:
General Orders No. 81
Lieutonant, Francistlcll Janyier
and II Lieutenant John Hammers
Co. II. lst Infantry having tender-
ed their designations, the same are
accepted and Licutenants Junvier
and Hammers are honorably dis
charged from the military seyic,
of the State.
II Lieut.. Lieutenant Colonel
Frank d. Lacky, Assistant Adju-
tant General, is hereby appointed
Il member of the State Military
Board OF examiners Nise-Colonel,
L. l.. Haynes. Aid-de-Camp re-
leivcd at his own request. BY
order of John Hum, Cove nor
and Commander in chief, }. p.
WickershanI and AdjutantGeneraL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

The body Of Denis Ford who Was
drowned in the Edna kNrl at I.ccly
Island has been recovered.
A telegram was received from Geo
5. Capclle stating he was detained at
home by the illness of Mrs. CHpcIle
who received naraytic Stroke.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Twelve Sign Onion Scale

The striking painters made u
gain yesterday as twelve Of thirty
employing painters signed the
wage scale Of the iourncymon's
union, for $3.50 for Il day of
eight hours.
This has given the strikers re-
n"wod hope, and they claim that
they will ultimately win. On the
other hand the employing painters
say that they will remain firm,
and it is fact that several Of the
largest firms will to-day start
nou-nnion men to work.
The Association Of Employing
painters claim that only three OF
the firms who signed the agree
ment OF the master painters to
stand firm for 1926 for day of
eight hours, instead of $50. The
master painters claim that it is
Impossible for them to pay the
$3.50 Il day, because the greater
part of work Of painters comes
from mechanics, very few Of
whom earn $3.50 day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

The F'ratcrnal Order Of Eagles will
give a smoker.
A consignment of white duck suits
has been received by the Street and
Sewer Department.
Clerk of the market O'Neill is rent
ing the spaces in Madison and King
street markets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

brazilian Bam only cure Oh earth for
catarrhal consumption SNC. and 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
RUPTURE
Piles. n

knife Absolute cure or no charge. The
proofs We show are too strong for any one to
doubt. Our new book full Of valuable infor
nation Just issued tells all about 1t, Write
for one. Sent free TO any address
Fidelity Medical Institute,
1lS West Eighth Street.
Wilmington Delaware
jsa9 tn tn sat.tt
New-York tribune., 1902-04-12
HUNTING FOR CASE HEIRS.
FINDING OF FAMILY BIBLE MEANS
FORTUNES FOR RESIDENTS OF
MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

VI. J. Dunham. of Mddletown. has been in
Westchester County looking up heirs of Leonard
Case, jr., who. il was learned yesterday, left
property worth over SS.oooo0o and who had
relatives all over the United States. He died.
bachelor at Cleveland Ohio. He left WILL
and according to the petition for settlement. the
estate is to be divided among bout one hundred
and ninety descendants of his father brothers
and sisters, covering five generations Several
Of the heirs are supposed to be living in North
Westchester.
The founder OF the wealth was Leonard Case,
sr. who died in Cleveland in 1864 and who left
all his property to his The estate COM
prfses considerable real estate at Cleveland in
Guiding fifteen manufacturing concerns, banks
and gaslight plants. The settlement of the
property has been held up since lSS2 because
the old family Bible. containing the records OF
all the Cases. could not be found. Mr. Durham
SAYS the Bible which held the key TO the legal
adjustment of the estate has just been found
in an old barn loft under pile of rubbish 1t is
expected that each heir will receive between
$4,000 and 100000.