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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06
A Snake Yarn.

The usual travellers were telling the usual snake
stories round the usual camp fire. One of them
apparently had nothing much TO tell, for he de-
clined to take any part in the conversation until
the experiences of the others had become ex-
haustcd Then he reused himself reluctantly.
Il did once kill snake" he confessed in.
differently; II it lying by the side of the
road and picked up a stick and broke its back. ="
''Well, there's nothing remarkable about that"
said the others, looking disappointed.
Nothing Whatever admitted the man who
had told the tale. except that the stick
picked up happened to be a cobra. ."-I.ondon
Chronicle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06

Prince Henry can undoubtedly add
his approval to the volumes of testi-
mony setting forth the delights of a
personally conducted" tour.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06

Residents of the highlands can
scarcely appreciate the woes o the
flood sufferer, but they understand the
features of a tirst-class article in the
line of bliZZards.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06

AS an effect of the Anglo-Japanese
alliance, Russia is beginning to notice
a visible expansion in the chest of the
average Chinese diplomat.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06

The prospects yesterday morning
were somewhat discouraging for the
people who imagined that they We're
'shoveled out" for the season.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06
Scotch Students Grateful.

~ HE intimation that the Scotch
students would be too proud
u to accept the gift of $1O,-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06
All Eyes Are Upon America.

HAT THE visit Of Prince
Henry to this country has
Il opened the eyes of Germany
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-06
Are Colds Contagious?

Y THILE the medical .frater-
AN nifty have for many
years devoted much time
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Sugar Factory Notes.

Samples Of beets for analysis will
probably be called for in few days.
This docs not indicate that the campaign
is about 70 open. but IS simply to aseor-
tain what progress tho beets arc making
in tho acquiring sugar content.
The company now has the coal fro
fully extinguished. The loss Of coal was
but little. the chief damage sustained by
tho company being the expense Of NOV
ing the small mountain Of coal.
The office few days since received a
call from Mr.. Naube;, a Frenehman. who
is the owner Of sugar making process
for which he claims great things.
The sugar making campaign will prob
ably open about the last week. in Sep
tembor. The outlook for long campaign
is quite promising.
w. j. Wayte. the eompany's consulting
engineer, who has been at Oxnard, Cal.
for some months, is expected in Rocky
Ford in few days.
Guy Leavitt. an expert in the manage
ment Of the Osmose process. is daily ex-
peeted from California, where he has
been with the oxnard factory.
Manager Wietzer a few days since was
visited by Fritz Braune of Anhalt, Ger
many. manager Of the great sugar beet
seed plantations there, which furnish the
bulk Of the seed now used everywhere.
Mr.. Braune is enthusiastic over the future
of the industry in Colorado. 81 was as
tonished,' said he, in fluent English. Ito
find so much beet land that can yet be
cultivated. The industry is one that is
bound to come to the front in point Of
wealth production. but it will be a pity If
cane sugar is admitted to hamper it and
take dollars from your farmers"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Tho United States Court Of Appeals
for tho Eighth Jutiei-. circuit has hald
that a saloonkocpor may ba muleted In
damages in tho cyont that death or inJnry
osortasos q porson TO whom he has sold
lianor 10 excess. Tho case was on ap-
peal from a Iudgmon, given by = Federal
court in Nebraska 10 which t was
charged that tho dofondent had sold
Gated and in consequence was thrown
from buggy and killed. Tho principle
Of law onuneiated Is not by any means
a now ono. being already well established
in sundry state courts. But a sweeping
decision by Federal court is TO be vol
coined.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Here is good story for Republican
to toll: a lady fond Of travel and Of in
auiry landed in Rocky Ford and seeing a
brigh,-oyed boy aeeos,od him to tes, his
mental ealibro. Tho boy was next to his
iob, as is proved by the rosu, Of tho con-
versation. The lady asked; Little boy.
do you 20 to sehool9' "Yes'm." replied
tho youngstor. DO you study diligently
well. don't hurt myself working at it,
Little boy. you should study earnestly
and diligently at all times, in school and
out Of school. Improve your mind a.
oyery opportunity and strive TO excel. or
you will never become president Of tho
United States" "oh. never expect to
be: I'm Democrat"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Tho Democratic county convention will
bo held in Rocky Ford Saturday. Angus,
Goth. TO olee, delegates TO tho state con-
ven,ion which will DO hold in Denver
September sth. and also TO nominate ono
candidate for county commissioner from
tho wos, end and ono candidate for rop-
resen;atiye from otoro county. Tho
prospects arc that the present lneum-
bon,s. j. w. MeClain for commissioner.
and j. W. Beatty for representative. will
be tho Candidates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
wins, . Due, o, Farmer. arc Doing.

q. q. Kouns was in town Wednesday
on business relating To beet dump near
his farm. miles cas-, Of Fowler. and IN
eiden,ally made the Enterprise a call.
Hc reports erops fourishing. particularly
his three acres Of eaniaioupas which he
is raising for seed only for 4. p. Kouns
Of Rocky Ford. He selects tho very bos;
melons for seed. Tho "remains' and tho
eulls he feeds TO a drove Of 25 Poland
chinas. These hogs. fed on tons Of lux
ury for tho duplicate OF which New
Yorsers pay 2S cents par eantaioupe
ought To mako delicious pork.
Vim. Eggber, Of msnzsnols was in
town Wednesday and was enthusiastic
over his plum orchard. Ho estimates
that hc will this year marso; 5000
pounds Of plums from his five-aere tract.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

AS o. j. Baxter was driving on the
main road near Dodge Hale's Saturday
he saw well-dressod lady standing in
the shade of cottonwood, satchel in
hand. With his accustomed politeness he
tipped his hat and said Good morning"
Looking closer to see whether the lady
was blonde or a brunette he discovered
that he was addressing one Of Van Hem
dricks Bee Hive grocery signs. Fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The officials Of the o,ero canal COM
pany have decided to replace tho aume
oysr tho kpishspa. washed ou, by the
recent foods. with a syphon abou, three
hundred feet long and work Is to DO COM
ineneed at once. Tho hosdga;a and tho
dam constructed las; spring to change
tho course Of tho river suffered very ii;;lo
on accoun. Of tho recon, flood.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

II tho Enterprise should publish all tho
local news paper Of surprising interest
would bo produced. bu, !, is probable that
tho fighting editor would havo TO work
nXortimc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Fair. Privileges and Exhibition Space.

You will have to decide at once and
get your application in for Fair ground
privileges and exhibitors space. We want
to give our home people the first choice.
Arkansas Valley Fair Association.
M. U. Randel, Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

G. C. Hawkoy has the contract for
building Rocky Ford's now Jail and is
rushing things that it may be ready for
the increased supply Of culprits which
prayitate here about Fair time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

FREQ! On Wednesday Of each week
during July and Angus; ou's Gallery
will mako picture o. your baby FREQ.
Negatives made from 8 TO $3.50 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The ladies will find Abel & Co.'S leo
Cream Parlors. two doors south Of the
st. James. neat and tasty and everything
Of the very best. II not regular eusto-
NOR. call and make their acquaintance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The farmers that have seed to cut
should see those Bunohers to attach to
mower. They are cheap and will do the
work. You will find them at the Rocky
Ford Trading Co. z-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

A now grand stand with seating ca
paei;y Of ZOO Is being erected on tho
tho Lamar fair grounds. and thare will
also DO a now agricultural hall 6oxso.
Tho fair will DO held Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday. August "a. 20 and 26.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

DIV. Burrol had good success in his
onion venture this season. He estimates
that he will harvest $500 bushels of a
fine quality.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Better ncaith!

Eat Onions and have better health.
25 sounds for soc.
100 pounds for s..es a. tho Seed
Store. D. v. BurrolL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Organ for sale cheap. A good instru-
ment in nice oak case. Call at Bur-
rell's Seed House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Before you buy even buggy whip
you should see the Rocky Ford Trading
Co. z-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Your Typowridng and S.enographie
work solicited. Prices reasonable. Sat-
isfaetion guaranteed. C. @. Gillum.
Office with Randel & Preblo, postofiieo
block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

wantod.-A Baker. Mus. be first
class. sober and neat. Apply at Denver
Bakery
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

orr's Gallery is now making, and until
September /. will continue to make Cab
met Pictures for ST per dozen cheaper
han heretofore.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

FOR SALE-Red Polled Bull. three
years old: also good work horse.-J.
w. Atkinson. l2-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

For sale or trade for income property.
in or near Rocky Ford, two thousand
sheep and ranches. Address P. o. Box
500. Rocky Ford Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Regular meals and short orders a
Abel g. Co.'S Lunch Room and Ice Cream
Parlor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
FenLASoN & cReTcnER.

n you arc looking for small desirable
investmonts wo have them. Randcl &
Preble. p. o. block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Always tho Hest o. ncats will DO
found al Gorbing's Meat Market II not
now ] customer giso him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

WANTED Furnished bedroom with
bath. References. Address Box 5e5.
l0-lt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Public Library Notice.

The Public Library in tho Liberty High
School building will be open oyery
Saturday during tho school vacation from
8 a. m. to s p. m.
A. 3. Webster. Librarian.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The Loan and insurance companies
wo represent arc sure to suit. Call and
learn our terms. Randol & Problc. p. o.
block
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Neat four-roon cottage for rent. 2o4
Second street Inquire of Mrs. ]. H.
Burr. ll-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Better ttcslth.

Ea. Onions and hayo better health.
25 pounds for SO cents.
100 pounds for si.65 a. tho Seed
Store. D. v. Burroll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Soft Drinks at oingor's Candy Kitchen
and Cream Parlor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Table Board at so4 North Ninth
street, loft
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

At Stnuffer's Meat Market will be
found the very choicest Of all kinds Of
fresh meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Abel q Co.'S leo Cream Parlors arc
headquarters for leo Croam. Lemon leo
and cooling drinks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Old papers for sale at tho Enterprise
Office. EIxo eonts par package.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Buy Your Meats Of oorbing and I've
,.nfI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
DOG STICKS TO ,
MISTRESS GRAVE

Morristown, N. j., Feb. 90
Bessie. Scotch collie. is dying OF
sre'f Her mistress Mrs. William
Heath, died a week ago. While
Mrs Heath lay sick Bessie was in
the room with her all the time
When the spirit Of the woman
passed away the dog would not
leave the ROOM Mr.. Heath was
obliged TO lock the dog in the barn
where she howIed pltifully until
alter the funeral.
Some one then let the dog out of
the barn. She was not seen again
until today. when Mr.. Heath wait.
ed the cemetery and there found
Bessie lying on the grave Of her
mistress. Mr.. Heath took the dor
home and offered her food but she
would not eat and now lies at the
door whining and crying to get
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
List OF Public Sales.

r. bflAiy
CLAW tlbr4ry WILMINGTON city
sG-Iurli.nrc H. ,la Ata tcmy.
NJ rcn
l. lester & Mcdaniel sale oi horses Al
ter stables.
.. Fdwand WuliaS:Dn, MN Creek Hd
j. a. Court ii"d+' h,tc. . h and Churc!!
4-l II, buckingham, Mlii tter,s Id.
I-..lcharl kohnsuL i:rrko.s.n Del
y. tulu"n, thrIt lana II |.
J--J"hA r lHrhar IL. Sc" cast, HI,
l.odrsy farm
III, Holje.t sac mar Errndywiuc
SprLg> NH Gre X Hh.
b-'hn"s ttDbitt nrar O,lotpyh Del.
ia L. White, near i!Hrr'- Corner,
u-ThDs. ). Nnndcver, Ut tuba
i-E"Iu Of " OF furniture at ot4dham y
S0r y uuctirn rom.
- AT Court liUl1t, hu'Ll DE aWl@eiIuu5a
Eva Pyle, n Iti.iG!stratol. sale Of res
cstat' Gr' II Ban.
10 =. w, WALKER n"nr iioclcS-in
ll-Hrnny liuthwell near stanton I"l.
n-uH"nl Bros. Mt. cuba sale Of cows
and nur'"s, farm 1.p"a.
I'D. Fran, M"ssins"n New Castle lid.
l:-S".e u Real Estate ut Court House.
~ y. ], Btuhs Braniy wine Nd.
H-In g. Wa!l"r, Mil C""nk Hid
E-oIUf H. Holm II i.r Practical Farmer
ErnndyH.nr lid
ls-M n. H. t!gntie!l Mill Greek Hi
H-W W. Ialiry meas :'crIy's Hotel, per
s9nai property.
~ Mctnl'i+'or Bro, 1.ntlmer farm.
2O--saic fnrniturr llniJrrer-on street
~ hltur sal, Of stock and farming utrn.
eU~ Iral.dyn I'D.
<.-Chh- !a-ch I'll, Brandy wine ili
.i-f1rh.tUrr at 1903 Washington street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
ASSlDU0USLY
AT WORK.

AT all times, but more especial
since the recent storm in the cit,
of Wilmington has worked harde
than Llneman Frank liyland
Day and night he AMI his assiat
ants have been on the 20. The sys
ten under him is a large one ant
the people believe that he is on,
/ of the poorly recompepsed employ.
OF the city.
Members Of the Police and Fire
Committee OF City Council last
night conferred with Police Com.
missIoners Clarkson and Jones and
superintendent Aydon OF the mu.
nicipa! telegraph system. about the
damage 10 the police and firm alarm
system wrousht by lhcrecen, storm.
All were keeniy alive 10 the fact
that the systems will have TO be
repaired. as the best interests OF
the city demand that. The confer
ercc was TO get an idea OF the ex-
tent OF the damage, and 10 arrange
Tor the payment Tor the repairs.
Superintendent Aydon detailed
the damage 10 The police and fire
alarm wires, which WAS wldcsprc ad.
he chiet cause OF damage to the
systems, it developed, was due to
electric wires falling across the
police and fire alarm wires, there
by either carrying the wires TO the
ground or charging tEem with
enough electricity 10 damage Sc
rl"us!y tile reporting ana fire alarm
mechanism.
Mr. Avdon estimated that fully
~, $50 woult be necessary to place
the system IN tlr,t-c.ass condition
throughout the c!tr. Much Of the
wire heretofore in use V as Old and
new wire IS beng strung 10 replace
1t, -Four fire alarm boxes were
burned out and MANY circuits OF
wire were destroyed By the i've
wires falling on them.
The mcmJcrs Of Council agreed
with the commissioners that it the !
cIiv was 10 have thorough police
and alarm protection. the svstems
wcHId have be placed IN good or.
Arf, aud lEc cor!@,ls ,oEcrs were
directed t. 20 ahead with the work
and Council would provide Tor the
cost Of repairs by making an extra
ordinary auproprjaL on 10 the con- /
mlssiorcrs.
Councilman McCAflerty also
broush, up the question OF provid-
Ing 4 new Striker Tor the Phoenix
engine house tower. 1t will cost |
about 1900 and the counci!ncn de-
sire that Il be Installed. Superin-
tcnden. Aydon said be could ar
range tor the installation OF the |
ne" bell and striker in the near
future. although the city would not |
he required TO pay for it un,,l alter
j uIy. As TINS was satisfactory to |
council ard the COMMISSIONERS. the !
striker Will probably be Installed. /
After Lineman Frank llvlanI |
had worked al! day getting his cir.
cults Oh the wGstcr SIDE OF the city
IN shape. III electric wire fell !,
across the city wires at Delaware
avcrue and Van Buren, street, last
evening. 1t caused the fire alarm
bells to ring and did much damage
TO the ire alarm and reporting |
systems.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
Buying 0rocerie, at Lynch's. 7

is the genuine economy, you get 100 cents
worth for every dollar and more You get
anything you ask for, and its GOOD They
recommend the following sv.,.ousble eotds:
salmon l2c' can; Lobster .Oc. can; Pure Cod.
fish lOc pound: white fat MackereI lOc. each;
Smoked Salmon lao. pound; Smoked Herring
lCc bunch; Boneless Herring 1oc. can: Sur.
dimes &C. can; Imported Boneles. sardines 200
can; fresh Shrimp lec. can; fresh clans 1Oc,
can Cove oysters lie. can; Kapercd Her.
ring 2Oc oan: Soused Mackerel, I5c. can:
Soups, Pea, Tomato, Celery. Asparagus, Veg.
etable. Turtle and Clam lUc., 25c aud 35o can;
Hsinzs Vegetarian Baked Beans I5e. can.
Fartr aoeous goods. All kinds Ncufchatel
Cream Cheese &c. package. Grated Parne.
snn Cheese "Oc. iar. Schweitzcr Cheese. Gus
Cheese.
Nan. W. Lynch & Co.'S stores, NJ, lisou
ana Fourth streets, King aud Eng u. Q, e,s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27

Spring Iic'd, Mass; Feb, 26,.-ln.
ability to live in style ana daJblc in
stocks On Il salary Of 5000 a year
caused the downfall of Fred. r,
Rampage. hookkeeper of the Chaplin
National Bank. lie was arrested to.
day on the charge Of cmbezzlement
Of $4,000 0! the banks funds.
llumpage, who Is p years Old, ad-
mits his guilt, and says that he was
first led to speculate by a New York
professional tips;er. IlumDagc's
Ht"aiing' began III small way in the
after part Ut 1900. Last June he
married society woman. He soon
aiferWard bought Il house in a
fashionable street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
HETHBRINGTON
DIVORCE CASE.

| Because CT hestrange disappear
ance Of the plaintiff, the case o
Anidon vs.. the Commercial Fir,
Insurance Company which shoule
have beon tired in Superior Cour
yesterday. was this morning con.
tlEued until the Nav term. When
the case was called yesterday Hur.
ace q. Knowles, counsel for the
plaintiff asked that It be held over
until this morning as his ciens had
suddenly disappeared and that he
was the most important witness
the case could not be conducted
without HIM. AS the man was sull
absent this morning the case was
continued until next term and the
Jurors who were held over espccial
ly Tor the above named case were
discharged from any further at
tendance All the other Jurors were
discharged Yesterday.
When seen this morning Mr..
Knowles stated that he wa, at
loss to understand the sudden dis
appearance OF his client. The
misslng man was Waller W. Ami
"on the plaintiff and came 10 Will
mington from his home IN the north.
ern part of New York State.
lie arrived in Wilmington yester-
day morning and had a conference
with Mr., Knowles in regard TO the
case. What makes The matter more
my sterIous Is the lact that Mr..
Amidon sand nothing to the attorn-
ey about leaving the city.
The court has granted Il divorce
TO Bessie llelherln.ton from her
husband James Ne;hcrlI.ton. THIS
Is the last chapter IN tn. tragedy
took place III Il city III Japau a
number 0! years ago and which
caused sensation lhrous bout the
entire world. IIe,hcrlns,on at the
the time was Il lieutenant IN tue
Navy. lie shot and killed an l'ng-
ish Banker in the streets OF city
III justification the btnkers al
legged intimacy with his wife. : he
trial which followed and the ac-
quitt'I Of ll"tIrringtnn gave the
cplnplet" world rrnoun notori,tv
About the same time that Mrs
li"thcrlngton started proceedings
lor adlvorrr on tine cIIAry" Of de
scrtlon, her husband was prrmot-
cd tt..I rtll.r,.r,,,l ,t,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. 26..
Accused of murder, Peter
Lenousky to-day confessed that
he and Victor Zarambo had
plotted to kill Anthony Sennick
a miner, and that Zarambo
had done the killing. The MUIR
der was committed in the mine
where Scnnick worked. 1t
was believed he had consider
able money with him, but
Lenousky says none was found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
COMPANY
II IN A WRECK.
Special Train Runs Into An Open Switch Crashing
Into Freight Train
WILL APPEAR HERE TONIGHT.
Tile Fireman Of the Special Train Was Killed But
the Company Escapes Without Injury Be-
y0nd Good Shaking Up

back and a lew minutes after the
freight went on the aide track, the
special came laundering along. 1t
crashed into the rear end OF the
freight, the engine oil the special
plowIng its way through several
cars. In an instant there was
great excitement, and to add to the
confusion, some of the freight cars
caught fire.
The fireman on the special was
killed and several others in jured.
1t was reported at noon that the
FIoradoraspccial would reach here
about t. 50 o lock.
Manager Baylis OF the Opera
House says the accident will IN no
way Interfere with the performance
tonight, rs none Of the company
were injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
Woman Jumps From burning Hotel.

Boston, Mass, February u.
The upper stories of the
Bowdoin Square Hotel were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. A
woman who jumped from the
hotel roof was severely injured.
The holcl is connected with
the Bowdoin Square Theatre.
The fire was confined to the
upper part Of the building and
the loss is slight. About $50
guests escaped from the hotel
in safety. The woman who
jumped was the only person
hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
Fig Demand For tiouses

Local Real Estate agents report
mat there IS 4 great demand Tor
houses. The demand said prom.
nent agent this morning IS 50 great
that We do not keep reasonable
horse on our boards one day before
It Is rented. This he says shows
that a large number OF families are
moving to this city. Many of the
agents are afraid they will be I'm.
able to meet the demand when the
work l. started On the p. ". A. b.
shop, and the Pullman shops are
comp ctcd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27

4 On account OF rear end collis-
ion with a freight train at Bird 5
Nest station. about 80 miles below
De'mar, the Fiorodora Opera Com
panys special train, which was
Jae to arrive in this city at l,2J
o'clock this morning, will not reach
Wilmington before 4 o clock this at :
ternoon. THIS popular opera Is TO
be at the Grand Opera House this
evening.
i Immediately after The perform.
anee at Norfolk last night, the
Compauy's special train left Tor
Wilmington.
About $50 o'clock this morning,
a freight tram was side tracked at
Birds Nest to give the SPECIAL Il
clear track. Through the neglect
OF one OF the railroad employees, the
switch to side track was not thrown
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27
CASES In !: |.
\. \! CITY COURT

Ia the Municipal Court before
Judge Cochran this morning, AL.
bert Fennimore could not tell il he
had been drunk but Officer Scott
settled that affair and the fine was
$500.
August Schaeffer was charged
with disordcrly conduct and the
case was dismissed.
Frank Cameron and Charles
stedner were fined SO and costs
each tor acting III a disorderly
manner.
They were also suspected Of
rohblng a house on kirkwood
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-27

lfyou happen to see ore of the
local doctors going around with his
niger in bandagc just put it down
that lie mas been vacclnated A week
ago While vaccInatIng man named
Mason at No. los Poplar street,
The needle picked the end of the
physician finger. Some OF the ruel
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or Two by this time to be more care.
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