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The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
DELAWAR DINE
Governor mum and Robert n. K,cnards
Among Speakers at Philadelphia Banquet

Governor mum and Robert II. K,cnard,
There was a gathering OF the clans
OF Delaware in the Hotel Bellevue,
Phi a1cIphia. Saturday night,
where the Delaware Society gave a
reception to Judge Norris S. Barratt
and held its third annual dinner.
William 4. Tllden presided and
Judge Barratt responded to the first
toast,ered'tlng the Delaware Society
with having much 10 do in procurin g
his elevation to the bench. lie said
he was proud Of his Delaware an
cestry, which, he admitted, had
place seeking proclivities.
Governor Hum was introduced
with the promise that he would tell
something of the troubles OF Della
ware. lie declared I'VE have
troubles OF our own. and we're able
to handle them. AS the good old
Presbyterian minister said. we re
not gong TO have any outside In-
fuenCe.
lie said 1.-The politicians tell us
that there is no State In the Union
where the Legislature is 80 hard to
manage as in Pennsylvania. 10 your
State you've got to see one or two
men, but in Delaware you've got 10
see every man, and then you re not
certain OF him until he votes
The Governor remarked further
that 1t was mighty good thing for
some people in his state that Dal-
aWares bri ghte.t men were attract
ed TO other Commonwealths.
"Hou got our Barratt placed as
Judge, and that's the proper place
for him." he stated. Il ses his
name mentioned in newspaper
yarns for another post, but | don't
take much stock in newspaper
yarns. If did Id be apt to feel
bad at times
Deputy Attorney General Rich
ards contributed to the entertain
ment with several anecdotes apro-
pos Of the occasion and concluded
with brief history Of Delawlre's
Bench and Bar. William II. Stay
ton spoke for the Doawareans of
New York and Joel Cook represent
ed Philadelphia in the speechmak-
ing.
These officers for 1903 We're NOM
mated by the Society. to lie elected
December 18th: President, Judge
Norris ). Barratt; Vice President,
William +. Deakvue; Secretary,
William I. Westbrook, Jr.; Treas
urer. II. &. Bye; Historian, John
}. lloiferkar,aud Directors, William
II. MorviII, William +. TiIden, Lew
is b. Morrow, Edward I. Miller,
Alexander =. Colesberry, Dr.. Will
liam $ NJ. Field, NJ. n. Willis, Jr.,
and Charles NJ. Patterson.
The Delaware guests included:
congressman Ball, Governor Hum,
Attorney General H. Il. Ward,
Deputy Attorney General Richards,
1t. IL, Blllnny, Charles e. Bye,
henry (. Bye. Frank p. Dure, Will
liam &. Mahai1y, Colonel Lewis b.
Morrow, J Percy Nields. Merritt n.
Willis s'r., MerrittN Willis, Jr,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Severe Weather Abroad.

VIENNA. Dec. S-'rha weather is in
creHsIng in severity throughout Aus
trim Hungary. Heavy snow is falling
and the supply Of milk and vegetables
10 Vienna is rurtailed owing TO the
roads being impossible. Many acci.
d"uts have occurred. 1t is reported
from bucharest that the Danube is
frozen o"er for a considerable distance
AT IDraila and GaIatZ. on the Danube.
about eighty FIVE grain laden vessels
ars icebound The intense cold is caus-
ing much suffering among the poor.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08

ApRopos of the law proposed by
Dr. Ware of Virginia to suppress
kissing, except the parties have
health certificates, someone suggests
that it IS ten to one that Dr.. Ware
has had severe case of sour grapes
and adds: 1T is enough to jar the
philosophy Of most any man TO wit
ness Il fair lass pass out Il delicious
buss to the other fellow. That is
what's the matter with the doctor.
Better luck next time, Doc
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
BRICKS ARE SCARCE.
Large Demand and Scarcity of Coal Cur
tails the supply.

The bricklayers of Wilmington
say bricks are very scarce at this
time and there will be delay caused
to building transactions next year, be.
cause there will be very few bricks
in the brickvards Of Wilmington to
supply the demand. There has been
a larger demand this year than for
some years previous, while on account
OF the scarcity of coal the burners
have had d!llicultvln securing coal to
burn In their kilns, making the
supply scarce, and scarcely UP to the
demand. At present one uricLnak-
err has about one kiln on hand in his
yard, while another has two kilns
ready to burn, but no coal to burn
them with. There will probably be
no kiln burned for some time, and
even though copl be comes plentiful,
no bricks can be moulded before NJ av
lst next, and some time will elapsc
before any large supply can be manu-
factuTed,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Baltimore L Ohio Railroad.

S"h"'HI" in effect Nov. -. 1902.
All trains illuminated Wltn rintsca
/ light.
! ~ Express 'ra'n~
Trains lray" Wilmington, Delaware
Avenr" station, for
New YORK, week days, '52G. 10.
'l'oJ Il, m r-,sl ...56, - 10 Royal Linn
iicdD, '42, 40 - p, III. Sundays. y 2f, - 10.
'l!+'5 a. IN: '-o6, '5IJ lKoyal l.inntodI.
'7i'. 'lO1l p. M
FliILADEDhlll,, week days, - Is, & 10.
-t45. l2) $50, - ~ "lOT3 l0S7 n m :.
EEL, -, SIS .f.5S .5lot Royal I.imItrd)
$3.50, ST., t'.f2, "lo,ij p. m. SUn,ia,S.
''G6, 30. $50, 80, lo,13. ST ~ II. ~. !:
!.;'6. i"o. ~J.la l;"ynI Limircdr. c.a2.
SJG, 1855 y. III.
'l",l"r week days. $50. eG.l5. 20 sea.
+9,i0. 1858, lo51 Il. NJ; 3la. AIS. tra5.
90. *742. -Io.;,5 p. nL Sundays. "a sd
''.to, l9.jI, ll."j q. M; i%o, G.4a. ~.
S.5i, @IU.61 II. IN.
Atlantic City. week days, '6.4b and - 1,
a. nj, 'l2.21, ~2.j5 and '5.19 p. m. tRu,aI
l.lmIl'dl Snn lays 30 a. m, IS. 10 u. ,n-
ltoyaI Limitrd,
Cape May and Ocean City. week dave
'645 a. NJ, - 81 p nj. Sundays 7.2O n
M. -. So p. NJ.
Sea Isle City. week days '6.4s ~, m.
'2,5G p. III. Sundays "j.g6 IL. m, ,25s n
Baltimore and Washington. Week dovs
'Ali 'SOs, ~ II, u. m; .l2l, .2Vs ~ n
"1.l6. $50 tlt"yaf Limitod), .S.01. 40 I'm
m. h"ndhNI, 'IIi "S0i a. m; 'IY .2Ug
$40 'f,gO l;oyal Limir"dD. sS.Ol, -,Ula
p, m.
Baltimore and way stations, week dave
10 Il m; $50 p. m, Sundays sos a in
p m
Newark, week days, H.1i, f55, .su
. lL'l n m; 'l.24, $50, 'i.46. 6.12. $50, n
m. Sundays. %i.li. 1901, 9.0j Il. m.: .I2t
5.%i. I.%2, sol p. IL.
PittShnrs w"rk days. 'S.04 a. H.; .44s
'lo'la p m, Sundays, 's,oi a. IN, $40.
1913 p. m.
Chicago, daily. 'S.Oi a. m % 40 p. m
Cincinnati and St. Louis, .So4 n. m,
1,24, "lol3 p. m, daily.
Singerly accommodation, week dav,
55 a. m; $50, G.l. p. m. Suntays. 9H
n. 5.%%5, 1.22 p. m.
Landenberg a"' ommodaton. week day,.
.46 p. NJ.
MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore. week days. $50 ?. m.
Landenberg, week days, $40 a. m: 250
20 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. m. $40 u. M
LEAVE PiiInADlcLPIIlA For wiz
n'iston, week days. 1876, $50, .7.3o 1000
1876 a. M; $3.50, *l.37, 2.15, 1908. .41o.
co. $3.50, '5S Royal Limited), 600, $40
'26. '93S, 'll.35 p. m. Sundays. "33:, q 80.
90. 1000, a. nj; $3.50. '1.37, 2l5. '30S. 435.
'.iS (Royal Limited), $50, 1925, '93S, 1890
IN.
Royal Limited" is composed eyclu-
vely Of Pullman parlor, observation and
lining cars No extra fare except regu-
'r Pullman charge.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
Rates to Western points lower than via
ny other line.
I. A. MILLER. Tray. Passenger Agent,
Wilmington. Del.
d. b. MAl-TlN, Manager OF Passenger
raffic
'rafiic. c. W. BASSETT, G. p. A.,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
saved at Graves Brink

II know | would oAg ago have lrcn in nv.
grave writes Mrs. :. II. Ncwsuu, ui Decutart
Aa., IF it had not been for Electric bitcrr.)
For three years suffered untold agony from rhS
worst form, nt Indigestion, Walcrbra>h, StGin!
arh and Bowel Dyspepsia. But this rXrrIicut
m'ilrI." IL 1T me wurit Of good. Since usiIgr
II can eat heartily and have gained y poun,'
for Indigestion. Loss ot Appetite. stomach Iire1
ana khih'y tFoub'S Electric BiltcrS are posi-.
uVr guaranteed cure. only jvc at ~ H. Dsus'
inrth'> drug store
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
tnoihrr HaiiIr, 10 Raisa Wages.

SCRANTON. EH, I'rc, $. Til" Ncja-
ware, l.urhHWannA anI Western Rail
road company p0rNr<oS a substantial
increase i'll ra,r, ot pa| TO employees
in the various departments. Thr off
cjaIS are noW 3t work e., It g neral plan
Of rraUj1StMrmt and puliH'iZu,iom t0 he
come effective at IN "orly date, prob
ably from Pee. l. The rates lmid by
the lgnkNNanua road ,it.rr rrtUbcr.
1899, have n0l bo'n exc, C"G by any
road ia the cast. and ihp increases al
ready mNd" hy some Of thr companies
do not nON much lnnre. ih@u equal the
L4rkAWHnEa rates, if rs much, Sti,!.
the company ii d!Spo"Hd 10 ."Ntjnu"
such 'n"Ut.rAxgltlcnt 10 is "'Np,Ul rt'H,
many Of whom have lpyUri ryacticHi-
Iy lifetime to is interests. Al branch.
rs of the srrvir" and practicaily all the
employed! viii ht affected NY the cCul-
puny's voluntary action.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
American i.:a:.i.t Eonnred,

Nlr\NN, Dec. :. ruuni, Nluuutipld
Zei@!tr, III. pjuni.t, played Saiut-$acnS'
piano ga! .c,lto al the Philharmonic 50.
cictys cuurvrt hrr This is the fret
Sirn on which an American solHt$t
has been invited 10 appear at the sUci-
with an enthusiastic reception.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Powder makers Idle.

The worknen laid oil at Carney's
Point Powder Works have been
notified 10 get employment else.
where, as they will not be needed at
the plant very sooa, Two reasons
are assigned fur lhclay-otf, scarcity
of coal and the fact that a large
supply Of powder has accumul a ted
aimee the close OF the South African
hnd Philippine wars A number Of
the men have secured work at Fort
Delaware.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
FOR THE, SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express GAG y. N
daily. slcrp"rS +" Port Tampa. Augusta
| Memphis, and New orleans: 7.%6 u. m
daily, slr"prrS /" New Orleans, MHron
| Memphis, Nashville via AsnoyIir ana
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Linz" Express t2.CG
noon daily, >lrrVrrs to Charleston, Jack
SonyiI!". Macon. and Port Tampa: l2.5j
a. N. daily. Slr"p"re to Rirhm"nd and
Jacksonville.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway. Sll y.
m. daily, dining ear and -lc"pcls to tnl-
cimnal.
Srah"artl Air Line NaiIway..-Mail 40
n. m. daily. Stc"prr% to New Urlonil. aud
JachSouyilIr Express 400 y. NJ. daily,
s!crp"r> to Atlanta and Tampa.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle, 1.31. SIS II. nl., 3.O4
4o2. and 6.1S y. m. weekdays.
For l"w"S, SIS Il. IN. and iO9 p IN.
weekdays.
For !iehob"lh. SIS a. m. Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays only.
Fer Dover Harrington, and D"lmar.
49,, S2S, 1ojS II. M. 4o?, 6.5s, and 12.o4
p, N. Sundays, 1904 p. m.
l vi W 'I1illS HI!u way STATIONS, 5.u4
=. N. weekdays.
Express for Cap" Charles. On Point
Comfort, and Norfolk. 1875 IL. III. week
days and l2O4 night daily.
Ci Congressional Limited Express. All
NeStihulc Pnr!or Cars and Dining Car,
No extra fare other than the usual Pull.
man charge.
N, Limited Express. NcSlibulc parlor
Cars, NrStihul" Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
will "afl for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
For further information, passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen'l. Pass. Art,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
New Oil Company.

The Sabine Lana and DeyeIoo.
ment Company was organized in the
Office OF w. ). HII!eS on Saturday.
The company will deal in Texas oil
lands. The directors chosen were
Samuel N. Trump, ThomasS. Bolah,
William S lllllcs, Harry A. Miller
and Waller l.. Butler. The directors
organized by electing Samuel n.
Trump. president; Harry A. Miller.
vice president, and Walter l.. Butler
secretary and treasurer.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
viii Confirm 4 Class

On Wednesday evening next tie
1T. Kcv. William Il, Sabine, bishop
OF PennsYlyania will visit ST. Luke 5
Reformed Episcopal Church in this
city to administer the rite OF con-
tirmatlon. On the followIn. evening
the congregation will give the
bishop reception in tho church
building.
Addresses will be made ty the
Revs Doctors Hoffman, Trory, Hen
drlcks and Reynolds Of phiIadeI Ipnia.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Three E.uNucs. Ia sSasiiiurtcu

NEN.N'IillI. WASH. I}cr. s w. Il.
WanScr of SEATTLE, II, 'oole and NJ. NJ.
Martin were drowned in the Wrnachic
river near l"ayriwurth while engaged
Ill surveying e. lJtWt.OM for Il new power
plant. Only roolc'S hudy was recOv.
cred. 1t is >Cppos"d that while cross
ing III" river their boat I,,Hi.ic UumaM-
a';"@h" arifIed into the rapids and
cHpsinuu.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08

Before me. Francis S. Bradley,
Justice of the Peace and Notary
Public for said County, personally
appears Clarence Vernon. who be-
ing sworn in due form of law doth
depose and say that he is the bust
ness manager of TIE DAILY Re-
PUBLICAN, an evening newspaper
published in the city of Wilmington
Delaware, and that the average
daily circulation is over six thous-
and copies.
Signed, Clarence Yer
-~ non, business manager,
( SEAL sworn to and subscribed d
'~~ before NE at Wilmington
Del, this 2lst day OF
November A. D. 1902.
FRANCIS $. BRADLEY,
Sustice of the Peace and Notary
Public.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08

AND SO the Rev. Dr.. Jetferis
thinks the teachers in our public
schools do not exert enough inau-
ence for Christianity while about
their secular duties Now we may
expect TO hear Of the Board of Edu.
cation demanding OF all new teach
ers that they prepare themselves
along theological lines None 9TH
ers need apply.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
StNeticn Enres a En- nilne.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Dee 8. The
crops in the northern district Of Sws-
den and in a part Of Dalecarlia have
failed entirely owing to the cold, wet
summer. and collections are being
made in all cities and towns by banks.
corporations and private individuals
for the relief of the sufferers.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
PENNSYLVANIA
! RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH.
lNGTON DIVISION.

Schedule in effect November 80 1902.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia lcXprrsS,, l.51, $40
40. $50, 7.42, $50, sos, $50 s.35, 1o.ll
1882, lo.45, 1l.25, 11.32. 1l.45 il. M, Al2.l6
1856, 1.37, 300, 3,11, Ass, 800, COZ, $50
1.ol, III, 9.O3, and 9.16 p. III.
Accommodation, 6l0, 7.o5, $40, 900
1I.oO Il. H., 12.3O, 2.322, 400, 5.25, C.JJ, and
l043 p. III.
For Chester (cxpreS>l, 1.51, 40, $50
l.i2. 80. sos, $40, $50, lO.11. 1l.25, ll,3g
llA5 Il. H., Isl, 800, 4.lS, G.O1, 1.O1, and
"O3 p. N.
Accommodation. clio 7OJ. 800. 1lOO
Il. H., l2.20, 2.32, AGO., 5.2J, G.GI, and 1913
=. III.
For New York Through cXpreeSl. 157,
319, S05. 9.3j dining Carr, lO32 dining
Carr, 1915 Dining Carr, 1l.45 a. M,
Al2l6 dining Carr, l25G, l,37 dining
Carr. 311, aO7, $500 DINING Carr, III, and
9.l6 p. H., connecting via Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia. 4.20. 6.3D 1.o5, $50,
10.ll n ~, 1880, 500, 4,5S. 0.05, and 1043
y. N.
For Boston without change, 1902 a. m.
and III p. m.
For Newark Center and Intermediate
stations. 7,35 Il. III. and 6.3J p. N.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.2O, 500,
a.l0. 1o.1S and ll.Ul n. M, l2.O9 12l5,
Nllj, l.jo. Sol, 4.U9, I.25, "U.N3, GAG, 1.03,
t.%d, S,ll y. m. and l2.5J night.
baltimore and Intermediate stations,
300, AL, Glib p, III, l2.lS night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
Wilmington (cNpresNI. 3.45, 20 40. S.32.
lois, 1870, ll.3o. l1.33 Il. M, Nl2,36, ll3,
ZIG, 3,l3. so, 329. 4Ol. 44G, 5O7, 525,
80, G.05. $50, 65,. ..3l, ll.2l, 1l.gS p. In.
and T.. night.
Accommodation. 61O. 7.43 912. 1875 a.
m, l.23. 80, 4Oi, 4.49, 5.34, G.97, S3S,
1o..!!22, and ll.3S p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia tcNprrs~J, 1.57, 31o,
40. SV5, 9.35, 1872, lU.lJ, l1.ij 4. m,
los, l.&&77, 300, AS, Coz, CSC, III, 500,
ana 9,l6 p. III.
Accommodation. 10. $40. 900 n. H..
12Ii, zoo, 400, 5.225, 7.2S, and 10d% p. IN.
For Chester ,"Npr"ssl. l.IT. 40, $.oJ.
".%j, ll.i@ a. H., L31, $50, 4.JS, tU1, and
9"3 =. N.
~ 'iillll"l'l ll'II i'I', cav, ','U H. III,
l2.l4, 2."n, 4.CO, 49,, rs, and l043 p.
lt.
For New York uhrough,c ADroee,, III.
%.l", ",&I, 1892 dining tar,. 1o.i1 dim
III" Carr. 1l.45 Il. m. l9j6. 49, dining
carr, SEQ. go. $50 dining Carr, III
'inlNg carr, H.lG p. m. c0un"cting v,A
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia. 10,
40, so $40 Il. H., AS and ln.43 p.
IN.
For Boston, wi'hoUt change. III p, IN.
Baltimore and Washington. 4%o. 500,
lois q. ~, l2,o9. 12.,5, 1.5o, sol, 400,
J.25. 't.,3, GAG, o.3d, S,ll y. m, and l..55
night.
Baltimore and Intermediate statim.s,
G.!S p. M. I2.1S night
l"ay" l'hi!adrIltjia, Broad Street. for
Wilmington '"NiT">sD. 3.ii, 10, ll,30. ,
li.33 Il. m. LIB. BIB. 3.@9. 4.4G. 40. -, .
Cos. $50, 1.FI, S.35, ll.@i. ll.@S D. M. and /
l2,l0 night
Accommodations. So, 81. 1875 u. H.,
12.29 2.32, 6.l2, S.3S aud TO- p. III.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
New Order of service.

Next Sunday evening new order
Of services IS TO be introduced at tic
Bethel A. NJ. +. church. The choir
Wi wear surpllces aud will have a
process sIonaI hymn. The church 10
endeavorlng TO raise 81, 900 10 pay
all It's ere lllora
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08

THERE Is a popular assumption
that the wages should be advanced
to keep pace with the Increased
cost of living. This is, o. course,
in some respects true. Meats, pu-
tatoes and coal are higher. and i'll Il
few localities rents have iurrpused
But Hour, clothing, sugar and most
other articles Of everyday use show
little change. On the other hand,
it IS well known that the men, as Il
rule, as well as their fum!lies, have
better IDEAS as to the kind Of sup
plies they secure; and the tendency
has been to buy a higher grade Of
goods and spend more money on
house furnishings and ia tue edura-
tion of their families New York
Evening Post.
The following article in the Rail
road Gazette, dcaIing with the
great freight blockade at that point,
shows that the men aud their wives
not only buy higher grade Of
goods and spend more on educating
their families buu they seem also
10 consume more food, though well
fed professors Of political economy
tell our farmers that high wages
do not Increase the sales Ut farm
produce.
A team-tracll yard il Pittsburg,
with a capacity Of so cars, is being
used TO its full capacity ears un-
loaded apparently as fast as usual -
and yet there are constantly 500
loaded cars waiting to be taken in.
This indicates the increase in the
capacity Of the population Of Iitts-
burg, after their long succession Of
ht pay-days, tOCouslme vegetables
Fruit and various luXurles which in
other times would have been de-
nauded i'll very much smaller guam
ties. Railroad Gazette.
Yet there are people in this coun-
Try whose Obligations to foreign
manufacturers are such that they
are forced to say that they wish the
Dingley Tariff destroyed in the IN
terest Of both farmers and artisans.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Jnh,n!, (uIEcy vuD1Iuuut

FONDA. \, Y, Dee. S,-A heavy
$noNS!orln prevails III The MoMwN
valley. Hailrond traffic is tpprlrd. A
freight wreck on tn" New lorE Central
west Of here blocked that road for
many hours.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Fell Through II Bridge.

Hugo Creelon, a stone mason o..
Boston, fell through a railroac
bridge at Perryville Md. SATURDAY.
night and was seriously Injured. He
was sent to this city and removed
to the Delaware Hospital.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Austyinn EMPEROR Has Recovered.

VIENNA, Dec. 8. Emperor Francis
Joseph has now recovered from his re-
cent attack Of lumba go and is expected
to return to Vienna from Schoenbruns
This week.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Dear Santa Claus,

l would like to have an umbrella,
a mackintoSh, game and story
book, and some candy and nuts in nv
stocking. Don't forget nv little
brother Paul and the rest of the fam
iIN l remain. Yours truly,
Marion Ward,
lis Z. Seventh street,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Dear Santa Claus,

DeUT SuIIId CTdWS,
lam little boy e years old and
want You to bring me Il sled, Dicycl
pair Of gum boots, little autom obile,
express wagon, candy, nuts, oranges,
toys, suit of clothos overcoat, mon.
key and ! guess this is all. Good bEe.
From your little friend.
G. II. Hazel Whitcrart,
1900 E. Fourteenth street
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
EOIIs Deadly Attack

my wife was so i'll that good physicians were
unable to help her." writes NJ. II. Austin, of
W:nehcs,cr, Ind, but was completely cured by
Dr. kngsNew Life Pills" They work wonders
in stomach and liver troubles. Cure c0nstipa.
PISTON, SICK headachc. 25c n N. b. Danforth's
dTUg store.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
@ss==.-----.-.--
MIlmlmpInn HilIr IIuinn

Tho Wilmington Bible Unions
weekly meeting will be held at 8
nrIork this evening III Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church lecture
room. The subject will be The
Boy Samuel
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Holiday Tonr to Washington, ID. c. via b
and o. Il. X. December 29th.

The B. & o. r. II. will run a per-
sonally conducted tour to Washing.
ton, Monday, December 29th. Train
leaves Delaware Avenue Station,
at 3.40p. m. Tickets good for ten
days will be sold for 5000 which In =
cludes railroad fare, transfer to Ho.
tel, and two days board at The Ma.
tional, Metropolitan, Colonial or Re-
gent Hotels. For $3.50 additional
board may be had at The Normandie,
Riggs, Cochran, Shoreham, Ebbitt,
Hamilton, Gordon or Barton. AS
these parties are limited to the avail
able hotel accommodations as reserva
tlous are made when tickets are pur.
chased, those intending TO become
members should register at once.
For full details, write or apply to b.
x. o. ticket agents or H. A. Miller,
I. Z. A. Wilmington, Del.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Dear Santa,

Please bring me a ring, a pair Of
oes, doll, rocking chair, lcggins,
anG Il nice Christmas Tree. Pie aSe
do not forget my little cousin pusey
Smith of Pittsburg, who is paying us
visit until after Christmas
Helen l.. Vernon,
ll23 w. Seventh street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Had Hand Injured.

Barret p. Conper Of 901 Bennett
street, had his right hand smashed
atthe Diamond State Steel plant on
Saturday by a falling bar Of iron.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08

Leaves ne street Whnrf, Wilmington 6.
daily. returning, leave Chestnut StrrrI WEsrf
phLIanrIphia. " p m, daily, R4Iui up Is cents
ID Il \ lhru" III. Dr.mulyia M
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
A Benefit rra.

A tea will be given at 1909 Gipin
Avenu" from 3 to + O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon for the benefit Of
the Home Of Merciful Re9t for IN
curables.
Handsomely illustrated calendars
and unique candle shades will be
for sale.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
Dear Santa llauS.

VIII you please Civ C me Il set Of
dishes, small doll, an umbrella, u
little stove, and my dol dressed over
in white silk. remain. Yours
truly, Elizabeth Ward.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08

Telephone Editorial room, second foor, D "a
vi; Delmarvia S2l.
Publieauon Office and advertising department,
orst tsor, d X A, 99l; Demarvia 200.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08

JUDGING from the many recent
Holley accidents, collisions in par
ticuIar, one would be led to believe
that our cars are manned by mex
Rarlenced and careless muturmru.
while this may be true in some
ABes. it is also tue that our cars
hae III charge Of some men wEo have
respect for the rights Of pedestrians.
Ho"rlrr, the prUposvb tenurr9 will
a'o. punps. Ih"ro is no
'1y Mayor Fisher
.'Dsn the ordinance.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-08
VIII Eat I'otiltry.

The members OF White Clay Creek
Church ard their friends will eat
poultry and oysters for supper to.
nIght.