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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
The Boots Walked loft.

When Abe Carpenter. colosed.
went to hts cabiu beyond Market
street bridge last night be wassur.
prised that his s. pair of boots had
walked off during the day, He re.
ported the matter to the police and
Officers Cornish and Eakin found
them at William Hammonds pawn
shop. Carpenter then informed the
police the description furnished by
the pawnbroker tailed With Cornell.
ius Gould.
Cornelius had stopped at the cabin
for four nights, but did not come
there last night
The second district officers picked
him up and he was identified by Ham,
mond as the person who pawned the
shoes. ''Jes tink OBJ de ungrateful
feller, said Abb, "lat i'd go an takes
de boots OBJ poor man likes Abb
wen Use keeped him for four nights.
But desc down country chaps ism It
to he trusted no hows." The case
will be heard in the Municipal Court
tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
FRED E. BACH
COMING HOME.

There Is a general stir among the
Republicans owing to the fact that
Fred Eden Bach is coming home from
from Cuba. In connection with that
plain statement comes the news that
lie will become the manager Of the
Sun.
This Is what caused the stir be-
cause Bach knows the political situa.
tion in Delaware and knows the
workers from Mill Creek hundred to
Henlopen. No one In a position TO
verify the selection Of Mr.. Bach as
successor to the late Charles ii. Kit
finger could be seen today.
A leading Union Republican when
spoken to about the report said "Yes
so far as am aware Fred L. Bach
will be pulling in the harness with
me during the coming campaign.
Colonel du Pont has no use for
Bach. Congress man Ball will not
let him slide On his political cellar
door but there Is room for this party
hustler in our ranks. We propose to
make things hum. Bach is the very
man to jump into the traces His
time is about up in Cuba and then he
will return to Delaware and take
charge Of the campaign. Yes indeed
1t will pc surprise tc our friends,
but wewill give them all the surprises
they want during the coming cam
paign.
A prominent Regular Republican
said that such news as Bach coming
to fall into the Union Republican
party and thereby become worker
for John Edward Addlcks was not
much of surprise. Bach will in all
probability be relieved when Cuba
takes hold for herself. With Bach
on the Union side during the cam.
paign it will make matters truly in.
,eresting.
lie spent a term in Washington as
secretary to Senator Higgins. He
has been power in the state on ac'
count of his executive ability. He
has befriended many and knows just
how to reachI them. 1t is expected
that Mr.. Bach will be home at least
temporarily by the time the meeting
OF the Union Republicans is held In
February,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

d. and o. Train Jumped Track, KILL
ing Two and lnjurin9 Seventeen.
PlTTSRURG, Jan. 2.-As n result OF
through passenger train on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad jumping the
track two men are dead and seventeen
injured. five of whom are considered
seriously hurt. The dead are the en-
giuper, John Collins. and the fireman,
McCune, both of Connellsville, Pa. The
injured We're all taken to Meyersdale
for treatment as quickly as the relief
train from Cumberland could get them
there.
The train which was ditched was
the through passenger which left here
Mt $40 n. m. yesterday bound for New
York. 1t WAS full vestihulcd train
| composed of engine. baggage car, post
al ear. two coaches. sleeper and Pull
man chair car In going down the steep
grade one and Il half miles west Of
Glencoe the engine, from cause as yet
curve and the entire train piled on
top Of it. Probably the only thing that
prevented Il wholesale death list was
he fact ,lat the heavy vestibuled cal ,
did not break up in going over the EN-
bonklnent.
The work TO rescue The injured had
to be done quickly because the gas
tanks in th" ears We're exploded and
set fire to the WrcCkage. The flames
spread rapidly. and in Il short time the
entire train was burncd. The engine
was completely demolished. and the
two dead men when taken from the de.
bris were horribly manglrd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
SApp--COOKE

Willow Grove, Del, Jan. L.
A beautiful wedding was solemniz-
ed in Willow Grove Methodist
Episcopal Church to-day, the con-
tracing parties being two of Kent
county's best-known young couple,
The bride was Miss Roberta Hall
Sapp, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Sapp, Of Willow Grove,
and the groom was William Cline
Cooke of Woodside. The pretty
little church was filled with friends
of the young couple long before
the hour of the wedding,--l2.3O
o'clock--at which time the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
G. P. Smith of Wyoming.
Miss Inez W. Raughley, a charm
ing young woman, of Harrington,
sang "Oh, Promise Me-" and
played the wedding march.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Nellie Cooke, of Willow Grove;
Miss May Jones, of Harrington;
MisssAnnie Cooper, of Dover; and
Miss Mary L. Giles, of Colds
borough. Mrs. Edgar Dill OF
Whileleysburg, sister OF the bride
was matron of honor, j. Gooden
Sapp of Wanette, ILL.,, brother of
the bride; Jean Gooden, ofFelton,
uncle of the bride; L. Irving Flulle
of Woodside, and Jean Graham
Of Canterbury, were the ushers.
All of the women in the bridal
party wore white. The bride
carried lilies of the valley and
the maid carried carnations.
Previous to the ceremony Il
breakfast was served ut the home
of the bride. After a wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke will
their home on farm near Wood
side.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Public Gifts In 1901.

CHICAGO. Jan 2-1'he Tribune
publishes the following: The great rec
ord of gifts ana requests made in $500
to colleges. universities. libraries and
art museums. which reached SO. 10.
H1B must give way to 1901. The total
Of its gifts reaches &l23,SSS, 49,. In the
preparation of these statistics no rec
ord has been kept of beuueSts less
than $1,000. OF the total amount stat
cd above there has been given to edu-
ca,ional institutions SiS.Sh.Dil. to
charities S22.2l7.470, TO churches SG.-
GHS 80, to museums and nrt galleries
ST. 1873. II and to libraries Sl1,"!S 7"'22
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
III Al nS.

Parry In this city on Jan. l. 1902, Mary,
widow of the lutte Oliver II. Parry, in he r
10th year
Relatives and friends nre invited to attend
the funoral services nt her late residence 1875
Shalicross avaDue on Sunday. afternoon, Jan.
9TH. at o'clock lnterment at Bethel NJ E.
cemetery. Del
CLCUSEH-At Marshall ton. Del, on Jan. l.,
1902 William H. Ciouser aged u years
f1Relativss. friends and membsri of Andns-
TAXA Tribe No. II. 10. X. NJ. are invited to
attend the funeral scrvi ces at the residence
of his mother. at Aarshallton OH Sunday
Afternoon Jan 9th. at ! O'Clock. lnterment
at st. Jane, cemetery, Newport
CHAMBE.;S-In this city on Dec. 81. 1901.
Ellcn, widow OF the late Geo. t. Chambers,
in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends OF the family ars
invited TO attend the funeral services ut tho
residence Of her sister, Mrs. John Hughes
No. V23 ohipiey street, on Friday afternoon.
Jan. at o'cla elk sharp lnterment at
Presby yteriun oe metery, New Castle. Del by
trolley.
OCONEOR--In this city on Jan. 1st, 1902, =,
James T., son OF Bridget and the late Tim.
othy OCouuor
Relatives an d friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his mother
No. 23l Monroe street. on Saturday morning,
Jan. 4. at o'clock High mass a. ST. Paul's
Church. interment at new Cathedral cent.
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
NO ONE
AT THROTTLE.

Sharon, Pa, January IA fast
passenger train on the Erie Rail-
road ran 10 miles to-day une uided.
while the engineer lay with his
head crushed on his accustomed
seat in the locomotive. The fire.
man did not discover the accident
until the train whizzed by a station
where it was scheduled to stop.
The engineer was Jack Welsh, Of
Youngstown, Ohio. AZ the train
approached the Sugar Grove sta
tion, he loaned TAR out Of the cab
window and was struck on the
head bv a mail catcher. lie did
not utter a sound, but sank down
unconscious. When taken out OF
his cab at Greenvlle. it was [ound
his head was crushed. and he died
shortly after being removed TO his
home at Youngstown.
The passengers on the train were
not aware that they had been
whirled over the rails at d 90 mile
an hour clip without an engineer
at the throttle, until the train was
stopped at GrsenvIle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Wood Alcohol Kills Prisoners

San Francisco, Jan. 2.-Five of
the general prisoners at the mill
tary prison at Alcatraz Island
drank a beverage of which wood
alcohol formed the principal part.
Two died, Edward l.. Garfield and
William Mitchell. The officers in
charge made efforts to keep the
deaths Il secret, but the story be-
came known to-day through the
gossip Of soldier guards at the
prison.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
EXCITEMENT
IN HOTEL.

New York, January O.
The three hundred guests of the
Morton House, at 14th st. and
Broadway, had a bad scare at 2
O'Clock this morning, when a fire
broke out in the basement, and
the hostelry filed with smoke.
Many of the guests did not take
time to put on clothes, and they
rushed to the street in their night
gowns. 1t was only a few degrees
above zero and the frightened
guests shivered. The guests of the
upper floors were compelled to
grope their way to the street.
keith's Theatre adjoins the ho-
tel, and for a time it was feared
that both structures were doomed.
After IN hours work, however, the
blaze was controlled. The loss
is about $4,000. No one was
hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
A Nun For Eity Year.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. IA
golden jubilee will be celebrated
on Saturday next at st Patri,k's
Convent, in honor of Sister Lucy
who will on that date have been Il
nun half a century. She is now 70
years old. For many years and
until comparatively recently Sister
Lucy taught III the convent school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Fatal Railway Collision.

KEiTHN LILLE, La. Jhu One life
WAS lost, two persons Wer" seriously
injured and part of car of valuable
lace horses en- route from the winter
meeting at New Orleans We're destroy
cd in Il disastrous collision between a
Texas Pacli" fast freight and Hous.
ton, East and West Texas freight on
siding here. Twelve cars OF the
Houston, East and West Texas train
caught fire and burned to the trucks.
W, j. Daniels OF Houston, fireman on
the Houston. East and West Texas
train, was caught under the wreck
aud either crushed or burned 60 death
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
S%3 RAILROAD.

WS3T RAll.kUAlDs
Schedac IN effect Novep.ber II, 1901:
All trains Illuminated with Pintseh
hxht
g. Express trains.
Trans eaya Wilmington, DeltwaIs
A"cnus Ststicn. for
NEW YORK, week days, '5.26, '9. 80,
'1O52 II. m; 'l2.ly, H2.5j. "5.lS U,oyal Linn.
tied, -6.27. 80. 'lO52 p. III. Sundays,
1876. - 50. '1l.35 q. M; t2.55, "5.lS lRoyal
Limitcd). '7.42, 1862 y. in.
PHILADELPHIA. week days. -526.
$50. '5.A5, 7.2o. 500, "9@a, 'l0.52. 1852 a
M; 'I!.lo, '2.55, 300, *455, .5.18 Royal
Limi"d,. 46.2'. 6.35. '1.42. "lo.52 y. IN.
Sundays. .526. 20. so, 'a.39. 1858,
'll.S5 Il. IT.; '3,55, 300. F51S lEoyal Linn
itcdl G.35 80, s,56, tIO52 p, IN.
Chester, weak days. $50. *1i5. = 20. 3 90,
's.%J. 'i0,52, l0.i2 Il. m; $40. F455. G.3s,
'7.i2. f0.52 y. N. Sundays. 40, $50,
'9.29 lo.i@. HE Il. NJ: : 40, SIS, Ia,
SIS, lN.52 p III.
'i2 ~, - 10 and "j.lS p. IN. lEoyat lin.
icdt, Suulay,, 40 L. IN; '5.lS =. IN.
Woyal linitcd,.
Cape May and Ocean "ity. week days,
'G,f5 u. III. '2.55 p. m.
:''a Isl" City, week days. 's45 n. NJ.
baltimore and Washington. week days,
atl, $50. 'S.0i. 'llNl II. m: tl256. 42O9,
$40, 'l54, $50 ntoyal L;mitod. 'S0l,
'lD.li p, m Sundays. *iH. 1891. Dos
a. M. &C. SgO9, $40, 5.S7. go (l,oyal
Lithu"dI. +s.ol. '104 p. m.
baltimore aud way stations. week days,
6"5 a. m: ".l9 p, IN. Sundays. 905 u. IN.
81; m.
Newark. week days. 'i.la, G.5s. 1904,
"11.0l a, m: -l2.56, 80. "i,5l, Gl2, 'S.0l
"1o.!i p. nj. Sundays. ala, 'So4. 9oF a.
M; -l2,56. 5.%r. 1.@@11. "s.ol. 'iO.l4 p IN.
Pir-mirg. week days .S.0i a. M; t454
'lUli y. M. SUulays. 'S.0+ a. nj; $40.
'ic1Ip p, NJ.
Chicago. daily, *SOi a. M; $40 T.. m.
Cincinnati and St Louis, '4.i4 II. m;
el2.5G. "lO'14 y. N daily.
Siurrrly accommodation, wcr; days,
6.55 n. IN: S.j9, G12 p. m. Sundays, a.O5
! a. m; $50. 1.32 p. NJ,
| i.nnh"uh"r. ACcommOditiyn week
day, LA p. M
LEAVE MARKET STREET STA.
! TIDN FOR
Baltimore. week days, 20 p. m.
IandruherG. week days, $40 a. m; 80
$40 p. m. SunduyS. $40 A. M; $50 p
m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for vii
mington, week days, '3.35, GEO, "7.3o
1905, 11.oo =, M; .i2,zJ, sLy7. els, -3os
All, 500 $3.50, '54s Roysl Limited
500 e.3o, 1925, 1898, "l1.s5 p. m. Sum
days, 1885. '73o. 500, 100 a. m; 'l2. 20
r.37, l45, '3.os AS, '5.4s Royal Lim'
ted, $50, 1925, 1888, 1880 p. M.
"Royal Limited Is composed exciu.
/, siv"ly ~ Pullman parlor observation and
| dining cars, No extra fare except regu.
| lar Pullman charge.
| DrlmarviN Telephone No, 1o3.
Rates 10 western points lower than
via any other line,
II. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent,
| Wilmington, Del.
D. Il, MARTIN, Manager Of i'assep.
rer Trafis ,---.--'~''' ''-'' '->- -'"-'>'
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Held BAhuuet.

The Waverly Club held its annual
meeting and supper, at the home OF
n. Elmer Pyle, near Landenberg last
night. There were over 80 persons
present.
The company was entertained with
vocal and instrumental music, recita-
lions and select reading, after which
refreshments were served. Interest
ing papers were read by Mrs. Lizzie
Sllarploss, Mrs. L. Py!e,and Sarah A.
East burn.
The Wayerly Club is composed of a
number of prominent young women
who give a banquet every year to
which they invite their gentleman
friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Kaiser lIOnOrS Miss Roosevelt.

BERLIN, Jan. Emperor William
Il, the New Years reception requested
United States Emba ssador Whit" to
ask President Roosevelt to allow his
daughter. Miss Alice. to chrisi"n the
kaser's new yacht, now building in
the United States The yacht is to be
completed in time for next years rae.
.1g season. Special specifications made
by the emperor are being carried uut
in TIN" building Of the vessel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Unconsc.Ous.y Endangered Lives.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan. with a
dozen passengers ignorant Of the i'm
minent peril, Il trolley car went whiz.
zing through Brooklyn yesterday af-
ternoon with no hand to stay its wild
dash.
The motorma an, benumbed by the
cold, had been thrown from the plat.
form, but had caught the fender, and
in this dangerous position lie was
dragged for many blocks, until the
Car was brought to a standstill by the
conductor.
III the chilling wind Michael Duffy
stood for several hours on the front
platform Of car 4 the Union line 4
we Brooklyn kaplu Transit Company.
lie was clad In warm clothing and
thick gloves covered his hands. but 50
cold was it that his fingers would not
grip the lever with their usual
strength.
Going along Knickerbocker avenue,
in the Williamsburg section, the car
gave sudden jolt. Duffy, taken un.
awares and enfeebled by exposure,
could not keep on his feet and was
hurled from the platform.
AS he fell, he caught the side Of
the fender, and strengthened by his
desperate condition. cuug to 1t, his
body trailing along so that 1t was
with difficulty he could keep his legs
from being crush,d under the front
wheels.
Uncontrolled, the Car sped along,
and, strangely enough, none OF the
passengers heard the motorman's
cries, nor did the conductor.
Pedestrians saw his danger, and
yelled after the speeding car; but no
one ABOARD it gave heed to them.
TIE passengers, most of them read
ing newspapers, were deaf to all calls
and not one was aware that at any
minute dangerous collision might
put life or limb in peril.
That this was averted was due to
the alertneSS of the conductor A
passenger wishing to aliglt. beckon-
ed to him and he rang the bell. When
the car did not come TO Il halt he look
"a to the front al l was sod to
s'c the motornan had W sh He
Jumped to the front j.. - and
brought the car to StandsilN lust as
ii was about to crash into a b.s heavy
laden brewery wagon.
Then for the first time he saw
Duffy. The motorman was uncon-
scous, his fingers having released
their hold as the car came to a stop.
lie was badly cut and bruised and an
ambulance surgeon who was called
said he had sustained internaliniurics
and conclusion of the brain.
After his injuries had neer attend
ed to by the doctor he recovered his
senses and asked to be taken home.
This was done, another motOrman
took his place and the car went on
It's way.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
THE WEATHER.


In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather and slowly rising temperature
will prevail, with fresh winds, follow
ed by snow in the western and north
ern districts.
Friday, cloudy to cloudy, ,and warm
er, with westerly winds, and snow in
the northern districts Of this section,
followed by clearing and colder con-
ditions.
Saturday clear and colder.
The thermometer at W. G. TRylcr's
drug store 8O2 King street, to day register
cd As follows:
7o'clOCk ~ o'clock l O'Clock
2l % 96
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Died OF Starvation,

New York. Jan. 2.-In a room.
bare of any furnitue. in a tumbled. =.
down tenement OF Brooklyn. a wo.
man with 4-months old child on
her breast, died early this morning
OF starvation. She was Mrs. Mary
-Gallin. Her husband had been out
Of work for months. and the last
piece OF inrniturs had been pawncd
for food.
A policeman who had heard the
family was in trouble entered the
house early this morning just to
see the woman, die. The baby was
waIling upon her breast and the
husband and four half-tamished
children crouched on the floor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Ask s.I "A "A rrk

Hrjdg","U y. H., Jan. : The
window giasN worker, at the CUmbrg-
llna class company r!aUj may =" On
Strike.
They nave made Il douaud for a
guarAm'r" minimum wage uf $40 per
week bat tie company has decided it
vi. uuO urrsln u the hcmani
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
TrCuJic Over torn

The contest for the horn offered
TO the most popular fire company
in the city, Oy Crosby and HIll,
came 10 d close on Tuesday, Tne
totes were counted Yesterday with
the result that Brandywine h Il :
5U5 vote, and Fame Hose. e49.
Which one is eulIt.ei to the horn
will be decided in Il lew Lay3 when
Mr. Crosby returns 10 this city.
1t s the genera, belief that the
Fame Hose Company IS cntltIcd to
thu horn. because the l;rundyw inc
is not recognized as belng IA tn.
de! artment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
ssnrtn lkirnu Sfxisloiure Nprts

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, .|an. THE
Porto Ricnn legislature was convened
aud OigHlliZru al noon yesterday. Gov
ernOr Hunt gave A grand reception and
bail at the palace ut night in homer Of
the legislature. Ii was II brilliant af.
fair. Governor Hunt viii personally
llv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Monthly rleetinr.

At the meeting OF the Trustees 8
Of the Delaware State Hospital for
the Insane. held this morning,
the report Of Superintendent
Hancker showed population OF
312. Three patients were admitted
during the month There was
death.
Mary Sincox resigned as an at.
tendant.
Received from board OF patients
1855; expenditures s704S. 80, The
Board inspected the Hospital and
found it IN excellent condition.
The following bids were awarded:
Dry goods, mems clothing, shoes
and slippers, jesse L. Sheppard;
drugs. W. {. Tav.or; milk, Robert
McFarlin: beef. John n. Devine;
veal and mutton, NJ. Matthes; bread
Geo. H. Huber; groceries, W. f.
Frank; queensware and china, |.
Lewis Row.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
German A, A,rarians Starving.

Berlin. Jan. 2.-The d,stress
among the Agrariani is most sc.
rious. The farmers are tlocking
to the cities in the hope OF obtain
Ing food. Many have been CON-
PEELED to eat pet dogs in order to
escape starvation. Things have
reached such an extremity that the
authorities at the village OF Geben
are seriously considering propo-
tioa TO open dog butchery In or
der to properly prepare the Car.
casses for consumption.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Ro.IxcirJier to Aid Up,.i.urII

I.EWISBIRG, Pa. Ian. .. John u.
Rork"irlicr has pledged S2I.'Nn of
$lnn, ono to hr raised for increasing the
endowment of Bu'knrll university.
The friends of iltc institution have
commenced raising the remainder.
with good prospects Of success.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02

- tIiti-- |, FRED. 9. RuEMIE, THE
~ owner and "cuuant Of the house. Sit,,,,t.
cd MT y. W. ,Ui, ,~rNl'nih aud Mnlia,u
streets, IN III. fiiin war;. 81 th"r.ty OF vii.
in'uFtrn. III the county Of New Castle uul
state Of Delaware, IN cUmpllancr with the r..
uulr,rrEt of the nct4ui iii" General Assem-
hiy IN such cast luad' anl urry l,l,p do hereby
@N' notlrr 'l'At thh'l Apply N writing to tho
court Il & u"Tal S"-~uus # the state Of Dru.
ware, in and for New ta-tI" county ON MON.
DAY til" Lrd day Of irb, A. b. l,u!. being tn.
EcEt term ut sad court, for license for
s'ld house ~ an lnn or tavern, Tor the sala
tL"rtln pt Intoxicating liquors in less uIl,uti,
t'S than one quart iU b" drunk on the prrml.
~ hi!d H." lU!l"winy rr5nritHi !u IXrn, Ot
siid ward at least iw1iyu 1t whom nv.
substantial !r"uhr.!"r Of said ward re ON
mend th"Hull Iu,licntlu,l. viz.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
ISSUED INVITATIONS.

Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Mag have
issued invitations for the wedding Of
their daughter Miss Paulena l.. Mag
and Walter ii. Pierce, of Holyoke,
Mass. The ceremony will take place
at their residence. No. 1878 West
Third Street on the evening Of We'd
nesday January 18th. at eight O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
A Temporary House

The Independence Fire Comp
amy has placed its equipments in IA
temporary house. This is situated
at Eleventh and railroad Avenue
on a lot belonging to Magistrate
Francis S. Bradley. 1t is situated
between two brick houses and Il
temporary roof has been erected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
Lemon L Xtract Was Fatal,

Sanford, Ind, Jan. 1,-As tho result OF
drinking eight two ounce bottles O; lemon
cx ract William King, a farmer residing
southeast OF Paris, IL dead.
Coroner Robert, held an inquest, rec
ummending that the grand jury investi
gate and pIos' cute merchants selling cx
tract for drinking, this being tho fifth
death Of tho kind IN this vicinity recent
V.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
~ s,LE-E1aur LAnaE LaAns o


L'OE SALE-EIGHT LAEaE LOADS OF
L household goods from philadelph 10.
Pa, storage coh;pahy, consisting OF Nrw
}i25 f,ne ixs Ffeaeh -pfate ns.s.al. st61y s ltns
ished ohiffonier with bevel mir rors, rs oak
and walnut chamber suits IL elegant parlor
suits, fine enameled bedstsads, odd burea1s
and stands, fine square aud extension tables
& to 10 foot, swell front sideboards, high back
chairs, cabinets. upright boo kcases suitable
for office, Use, .tuftcd couctes, easy chars
fancy rock trs, hall stands, very swell fold.
ing beds. ! fine toned organ and . foot cop.
per restaurant steamer; goSd assortment Of
stoves such as Victor Cook Queen Esther and
Uthello, double heater wood, gas, oil and
room stoves, carpets, oileloths. mating. nll
kinds and qizss o. fancy rqg' TO-. pt..'es Of
taries, claw foot tables aud sIde boards, col
umn and swell front bureaus, high back box
seat hall chairs. andirons tonss high b9ys
deslss, chests OF drawers dining and card ia.
Lies, clocks, peYter pots rare chipa and
glassware at blcAlahon Bi os, No, 509 King
street. Dein. phone !2aS. D d A; l6s A.
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
lrouns to OuclI Rioters

London, IaH. Troops have
been sent 10 Bethscta, Wales, TO
qut., The trot'ng among the Pen
Ihyn strikers who yesterday even
Ing wrecked several houses
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-02
lNiMENORl, IN

In loving remembrance OF Helena
Il. Mask, who died on January ?.
1000:
just two years ago today,
Since our d.ar daughter passed
away:
And while she lies in pea: :elu
sleep.
Her sacred memcrg we shall
always k e..
Her PARENTS,