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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
THE HAINES
MURDER TRIAL

Mt. Holly, n. j., April $50
far as council on both sides are
concerned, the sensational Haines
case is before the jury. The de-
fcuse closed its argument at noon
to-day, and the final address of
the prosecution was concluded
just as the regular hour OF ad-
journmcnt arrived, Judge Garrison
adjourned Court without deliver
ing his charge to the jury, and
anxious, palid Mrs. Haines must
PASS another night-maybe two
nights without learning her fate.
The judge will charge the jury
men when Court is rcopened to-
morrow morning, so that i'll Il few
hours twelve men will be deliber-
atinS whether the facts presented
to them warrant the destruction
of a crushed and cmbittered life.
The defense is satisfied that Il
prompt verdict OF not guilty will
be returned, while the prosecution
hopes to secure, ut the very least,
"a finding Of manslauglter against
the prisoner. 1t was apparent
to-day that the State had lost con-
fidcnce in the poisoning charge to
convict, for Lawyer HeEdrickson,
i'll closing for the prosecution, ask
cd for u verdict OF murder in the
first degree, or such degree as
the Honorable Court might iudi-
cate in his charge, that the circun-
stances called for" AS verdict
Of guilty on the poisoning charge
is equivalent to first degree murl-
er, it seems that the prosecution
is relying mainly on the evidence
showing cruelty to influence the
jury. The general impression is
that the Judges charge will be
surprise, and may even dismiss
the mir'lrr counts.
Lawyer B'oId took up the charge
Of murder by brutal treatment at
the 'p ming oi the session. His
line of g;lment was similar to
;hlt with which he attacked the
poisoning charge pulling apart
the testimony Of prosecution wit
nt,n' :, showing up Inconsistencies
and waning the jury that to find
Il yoriic! oi guilty it must first he
satisfied that blows were given by
Nr,. iiaillrs: that these blows
caused HwrndoIine's death, and
thnt tEvy were given to cause
death. Mr.. Bnll was very elo-
un"nt mi evidence AGAINST Mrs.
4ainca attacked by him appeared
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
TROUBLES OF LABOR
Bituminous Coal Miners Tie
Up Work Generally.
PREPARED FOR A LONG STRUGGLE.
In Addition to This Fight Cotton
Mill Workers East and south
Demand Better Pay ana In
Many Places Have Struck.

ALTOONA. Pa. April 3.-Not mine
ol the Rochester aud Pittsburg Coal
and Iron company is hoing worked
President Gllday. Secretary Gilbert
and National Officers Mckay and Rice
are IN conference ut Cleariicld. They
tcltgraphch for National President
Mitchell, but II" answered that he was
unable to visit this district at present.
Several of the small operators in Cam
hliu county who did not attend the
Altoona convention and who do not
feel hound by the action Of The large
operators have failed TO sign the scale.
The miners propose to give them Il
time limit. at the snl of which, if the
scale is not signed. The men will he
called out. Three Hundred men EN-
pl0ycd in II mine Il, Hastings quit
work because the operator james l..
Mitchell. refused to sign the scale ,l-
less the check off clause was eliminat-
cd. Mr. Mitchell took possession Of
the mine since the Altoona convention
huJu|lflirN.
The miners of the Buffalo Rochester
and l'iltsburg Coal company are well
organized and, with consdcrabl" tinan
cial aid back Of them. have confidence
in their ability to Put mp a long fight If
necessary. Notices were posted at th"
Buffalo. Rochester and I'ittsburg rail
road car shops in Dubois yesterday or
dering the closing of the shops until
the strike has been settled. This will
throw 400 mechanics and lahorcrs out
of employment indefinitely. Besides
this n number of railroad crews have
been laid off. With all the mines idle
Hlong The buffalo. Rochester and Pitts.
burg road there will br no coal traffic.
and the effect Of he miners strike will
he felt i'll along the line from Buffalo
and Rochester TO Butler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Peace (OngrcrS Opcnpd.

MONACO. April 2. Yesterday tho
eleventh international peace congress
was opened here in the presence of the
Prince Of Monaco Except for the ltal-
ian aud Frrnrl! delegates the attend
ancc is smaller than ut last years
delegates. including nr. Trucb!Dnd a.:a
Edwin Mead OF Boston, were ai:scn'.
The principal speakers yesterday were
Mr.. Green. an American delegate, and
Mr.. Moschrlrs. Il delegate from Great
Britain. The Prince Of Monaco held Il
reception 1T i'lc palace in the evening
in honor of the congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Delegates 10 Red Gross slcetin..

DAVENPORT, la. April 3 lnfor
nation has lecn received here of the
appointment OF Rear Admiral W. X.
Van Reyreu. DR.. Nicholas Sem of chi
rago. Il. +. Tllingliast. editor of the
Davenport Democrat; Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster and Miss Clara Barton as the
tcrmn!ional conference of the Red
Cross to he held in ST. Petersburg May
16 70 -. Mr.. Tillnghast WAS chairman
of the Iowa committee llich dispatch
ed the ship Tynchead with T,WW,o'Io
pounds of corn and flour to the relief Of
the Russian famine sufferers in 1891.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
tritSfpsSinRul tct.nr Ir.rcu.

MANILA. AIr;i =. At II nrr,;li,r Of
the cu;uHHcr Of conmpr"p, 1T wu., i All
tn" mtilt.rS N"l~ present. il W;;s lp-
cidr'l 10 send II rHblc"ran to .'r ,"nt
Ko' s"Nr!t lir",r% congress 10 ig., iEi-
mediate H"t. on concerning the currency
question here. which. owing to The
present C"prcriatiCn Of siiv'r ard he
ratio of exchange of SIT Mexican for
Il dollar in @o!d, fixed W the nilrd
States Philippine commission fer the
ensuing quarter. has caused IN i'm
morsr loss Of l,usin"ss and u great in
creHs" in the local prices Of nrrrsSarins
of life. Many articles now cost 81 per
cent more than they did last December.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Policeman Shot His Wife.

NEW YORK, April 3. go Policeman
John J. OErrn Of brooklyn shot and
instantly killed his young wife, Minnie.
shooting WAS done in The presence of
his three children aud his wifrs moth
cr. Mrs. Olhien had just handed her
husband his revolver rs he was going
warning, he shot her through the head
He had been drinking heavily and was
OH the verge of deirium trcmcEs, il is
said. He was arrested Immediately
after the shooting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Viewers ~, n strike.

WEBSTER. Mass, April 3-Thc
Mca>rrs in the Chase WOODEN mill Of
the American Wooden company are out
on strike partly on account of the re-
fusAl Of til" company to conccdc their
drnanl for an increase in wages and
partly out of sympathy with the slrik-
rrs at the Oneyvile ,R. l., mills Of the
company. The WeavcrS on last Thurs
day voted to demand > cents yard
more for weaving. with iftycight
hours work per week and Saturday
afternoons off. Agent rrentiSS Howard
went TO Boston and obtained the con
sent Of the company officials to agree to
the time schedules demanded hut was
instructed to allow an advance of but
IL cent yard in wages This was un-
satisfactory to the employees. and the
strike resulted. About 13O weavcrs are
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
SI,ootiI,0 nt Il n us0S (ity,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April 3.-With
493 entries and 45i actual starters, til"
Grand American handicap opened at
Blue River park. and at the end Of the
day 1I3 winning shots had II straight
score of eight birds. There will be eight
rounds each day until the list of with
urawals shall make it possible to shoot
more If there shall be two or more
men with Il straight score after the
twenty-ffth round, the high guns will
shoot off to decide the contest. Perfect
weather marked the sport.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
ScbrnxI.D Salmon Isgi.!rL

LEXINGTON. N"'., April 3. -
Twelve wONlrn. followers Of Mrs Car
rie Nation, all heavily rrilrh. raidcd
a "innt" at Eddyvillr Tuesday night.
smashing II large mirror and other
furniture and destroying several cases
Of liquor. james Hammond. charged
with keeping the place. was given
twenty-f0ur hours to leave town or re.
ceive Il coat Of tar and feathers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
One Funeral For Master and Dog.

NEW YORK, April 3.At the funcr-
al Of Professor f. ii. Daniels. a teach
er of music. in Brooklyn ut the family
residence the body of the musicians
pet dog, Baby, lay under the coffin.
The dog was twenty-five years old.
When the body Of the musician was
placed in the coffin. Baby lay down
beneath it and died as quietly as
though he had fallen asleep. The body
was not moved, SO the funeral services
were over dog as well as master.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE,

cuSsion here yesterday. When man
of the calibre OF Cole leaves VII.
mington swearing yengance against
another man, goes to Philadelphia
secures a baseball bat, returns tc
Wilmington and in cold blood fell to
the ground, he is the sort of chap
that should be compelled to remain
in Jail for life. Tae release of such
a class OF man j, lrowned Upon by
every respectable man in the state.
Delaware need not be proud Of such
a bestowai Of mercy. 10 murder
another would be encouraged by the
pardoning of such man.
The senior and sophomore classes
of The High School will render the
following interesting program OF lit
erary exercises tomorrow afternoon.
''The World af the Ancientsn
Harriet Reed
"Origin Of the y. imroseh J. CaGswe!l
"The Modern Horse of the Trojansr
Ida Saunders
The Visit of Prince Henry
Flora Knause
",rhe Story OF a Butterfly"
Susie Gormley
"Our Navy James White
"The House l should Like TO Build"
Frank Hewlett
"Early Rising" Mary White
Saturday Night" Mabel Stewart
nMound Builders Nav Saunders
''Our Industries Harvey Newlove
"The Senate and House Of Reprcsen-
tatives' Van Dyke Stewart
"parts Of Governments J. Graham
Should Cuta he Republic"
Minnie Taylor
"New States" William Hall
Artemas Smith has connected his
chicken and coal houses with his
residence with an electric alarm and
double barreled shot gun is in his
bed room. A warm reception awaits
visit from thieves. A wicked bull
dog will be installed in the yard in a
few days. The reason for this action
on the part Of Mr.. Smith is that u
thief tore board from his clubhouse
a few days ago and carried OIL
quantity Of coal
At the meeting OF the Won ans
Home Missionary Society Yesterday
Mrs. William G. Koons was elected
delegate to the convention which
meets at MiddctoWn. May "a Mrs.
Thomas Gravel was elected alter
nate.
Miss Helen G. Rice, of Boston,
Mass. a member OF the W. II. ". S.
will deliver an address before the Io-
cal society in the Sunday School room |
OF Nazareth Church OIL May %.
James A. boris and Miss Ida Bur. I
ris, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Burris, near Bear Station, were mar.
ried last evening by Rev. Il. II.
Adams, at Union parsonage, Whining.
ton.
Miss L. c. Race will preside at the
organ in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday.
Charles Clewell and William Vim
cents prompt work yesterday pre-
vented the spread OF fire. BY 4
stove being too close to partition in
the residence of William Shanahan,
on Cherry street, the place caught on
fire. The cries Of the women drew
the attention OF the two men and
they succeeded in putting out the
blaze by using buckets OF water. The
loss Is 800 on the Herbert estate.
Misses Susan and Anna Spots wood
and Mrs. Elizabeth Nesbit. who have
been spending several weeks in Florida
have returned home.
Miss lletty Smith, who has been
at the bedside OF her sister, Mrs
Proudfeit. WHO was Sc
riouslv injured several weeks ago by
being throwI dOwa while in Il crowd
and trampled, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Hope Sloan, Of Cape May
Point. N. j., who has been visiting
her nephew, William Mcllenry, of
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Heavy Snow In the Allcxhnnies.

CUMBERLAND. Md, April 3. .- A
e1lowstorm which has just ceased was
{ the sevcrest in the Alleghanies this
winter. Reports from Garrett county.
Md; Preston county. W. Va. and
points along the West Virginia Contra
railroad tell of impossible roads from
drifts. John Grcenlorn Of Burton was
overcome duriu. the storm and fell on
the railroad tracks and was crushed to
death by a train.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Forty Eaara' (Ourtshlu

PARKERSBCRG, W. Va, April g.
Jacob Graft, aged sixty-two, and Re-
becca Gleisbury, aged sixty-tivc. have
just been married after courtship of
forty years. Graf bought license to
wed nine years ago, but Miss Gleis-
bury refused. and be has carried the
paper ever since.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Bursting BOiIer Kills Two.

RICHBURG, Ala, April In an
explosion at the Henderson Boyd COM.
pany mill two negro convicts, Marion
Wood of Jefferson county and Harry
Champion of trenshaw were kille4u
Five large boilers were wrecked. aA4
six dry kilns, with 100000 feet of luye
bcr, We're destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
MIMI 1lONcIilcmlS.

FORT NE FRAME. Martinique
April >. The north Atlantic squadron
under the command If Rear AdmirAl
+. j. IIigginSon. has nrrivr, ut Mnrti-
nilllc The KcarSargr. the Olympia and
the Indiana anchored here. while the
Massachusetts and the Alabama went
to st. Pierre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Secretary Hay WIN Testify.

WASHINGTON, April ",-After cone
sulting Chairman Dazell of the special
committee TO investigate captain
Christmas charges in connection with
the transfer of the Danish West Ins
diu islands Secretary Hay has indicate
ed 10 the committee his intention to
appear in person bcfor" il as Il witS
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
pennsylynnia Road SNOW bOuad,

EBENSBl' RG. Pa. April 3. The
storm blowing here for he last three
days is equal to the worst of the will
ter. The Ithcnsburg branch of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad is showed up.
A big force is now ut work attempting
to omen thp road
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
elaware street, has left for hs1

Delaware street, has left for hs1
home.
Mrs Thomas Goslin, of Whining.
ton, has been visiting friends in this
city.
Shad continues to be very scarce.
Window shades. l0c. up: mattings,
l2c. up: linoleum, PIC, 35c.; lot OF
oiIcloth remnants; wallpaper &c. up
S and l0c. goods. Stoops.
The Daughters OF America lereats
ter will meet IN the town hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
to melt away or come out Of the
encounter iu worthless shape. The


encounter iu worthless shape. The
final address of the Assistant
Prosecutor did not seem to have
materially strengthened the weak
points in the States chain of ev-
idence--in fact, it appeared to
make them all the more glaring.
"Mrs. Palfrey's story" declared
Mr.. Budd at the outset, ''is the
most absurd thing ever heard.
Absolutely absurd!'
In his hands this tale of barba-
rons brutality was turned inside
and out and the number of flaws
he found it by reference to testi-
mony given by Mrs. Palfrey at
different times really seemed to
make the story ridiculous.
"ls it possible to believe that
Mrs. Haines was such IL fool as
to- knock the child off chair and
then kick it in the face before an
utter stranger, as this Mrs. Pal
frey says she did, he asked the
jury i'll deeply sarcastic tones. The
prosecution has all along b cen
showing yon that Mrs. Haines
kept her brutality from her hus-
band and yet here it asks us to
believe that she porpetratcd a
tiendish outrage on little Gwendo-
line in full view of: a woman who
says she had announced herself
as relative-a sister-in-law-cf
Haines. Is that reasonable? And
this same Mrs. Palfrey is the
only living witness claiming to
have seen Mrs. Haines abuse the
child that the State has put on the
stand
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
TrnnsnOrt Crook Arrives.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3.-The
transport Crook has arrived. twenty
eight days from Manila and twenty
from NHgaSak. She brings G27 sol
diers. of whom 100 belong to the
Seventh United States infantry. The
remainder are discharged men and
eHSluIS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Suieile nj NiHSnrn,

NIAGARA FALLS, \. Y. April B.
"A Young man twenty-five years old
sup,Dsr,l to he Fred Hcintz of North
Tonawnndn. committed suicide. He
jumped from, Trrrapn point into Ming
ara river and was swept over tlc
American falls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
ON 0LEQMARCARINE.
Senators Bailey and Depew
Discuss the Bill.
An UNUSUAL FLOW OF HUNOR.
The American Girl Gets Mixed Up
In the DebRtr-llOuse PASSES the
SnndF. civil ApprOpria-
tiOn Bill.

WASHINGTON. April .. discussion
Of the oIcomargHlinc bill in the senate
was anIivcncd by two or three bright
cOlloquirS between senators. Mr.. Bal
ley ff"y., concluded his speech begun
Tuesday in opposition To the measure.
occupying most of ,hr time devoted by
the senate to the bills consideration.
times eloquent and attracted the care
ful attention of senators On both sides
Of TIE chamber and of the occupants Of
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
In (.neS Mont

CHICAGO, April 3.-An advance of
half Il cent per pound on dressed beef
went into effect at the stockyards yes.
tcrday, when all the packers respond.
ed to the repeated advances that have
taken place in the last week in cattle
on the hOof. TOday's top price for cat.
tie. $40 per 100 pounds, is the highest
April price since 1881. Hogs sold at
record prices for the year, $I.O5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
A ,Irn lIer Innl Alliance

MILLEl RI. Mass. April 3. The
management rf the Fishervilc cotton
mills in this town has advanced wages
10 per cent. More han 600 hands are
employed. The increase is voluntary
OIL the Iltri Of llie company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
AIabamn Road SIN Tied Up.

MOBILE, Ala. April 3.-ile MOtiSl
and Ohio officials announce that theii
road. which has been closed 10 tra1be
on account Of washouts since lA0l
Thursday. will not open for business
until Saturday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
No Hope For striking Mill Hands.

FALL RIVER, Mass. April 3.-Gcn-
cral Superintendent Currier of the New
England Cotton Yarn company while
in this city said that there is not the
slightest chance that the operatives
employed in the mills controlled by the
New England Cotton Yarn company
will receive the advance in wages for
which they are now OH strike He
said that in view of the present con
ditions in the yarn business it would
be fully as cheap and perhaps cheaper
for the mills to shut down than for
them to run.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Minister StOrrr ct Home,

CINtINNATI, O.. Arrl =. RclIamy
Storcr initcu States minister to Spain.
has arrived in Cincinnati with his wife,
to br home one month for resi- and re-
CIlnCrnln
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
HOd Carricra Strike,

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Thrce hun
dred hod carriers employed by brick
contractors in this city, CovingtOn and
Newport struck on Tuesday for an
advance Of 81. cents per hour, fixing
the scale at $3.50 for an eight hour day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Fatal paper Mil Explosion.

Rl'MFOKD FALLS, Me, April 81
One man was killed and two others
were probably fatally injured as the
result of an explosion in the mills s1
the International Paper company hefu
early last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
stephen n Sh akespeare.

COX mel [Stephen Shakespeare,
aged b' years. native Of Dover,
died on March 22nd at San Rafael
California. He was brother of
the late William Shakespeare and
a brother Of Mrs. Rebecca era wford
OF this city. Colonel Shakespeare
for the last eleven wears was a
member OF the faculty OF Mount
Iamalpais Military Academy at
San Rafael. A friend writes that
''Iic was a man widely and deeply
loved and held the high respect Of
all who knew him. ~
'nthnl lDhuler FOR 10 cents each, cure
cold In tie head W. G Taylor 3D2 King
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

In INCLEMENT WEATHER the man
who exposes himself bids for a severe
cold in the head and Usually gets it.
And the cold neglected or i'm properly
treated becomes nasal catarrh, a dis.
ease as obstinate as IT Is offensive.
Don't waste the time with ''medi-
ctnes" that dry and lrritate the mem.
brane, but cure yourself speedily with
Ely's Cream Balm, the recognized
specific for catarrh. Price SO cents.
Sold by druggists and by Ely Broth.
ers, 81 w arren Street, N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

Gle could "'tnpp'" successfully with a
sprr, ~ :, 'r. .'1" vit.r SINE. IT., l",u-
pie were 'iv'.i,. !.
THO iro"-r la$E,r! Il" @HuHry civil
aplrrWi@, .",. 'r!'. Tl'S Is TIE eighth oe
III" m@i''"r :"j ! sEly;! Ills VII rn
harH PASSED At l"'& >.'....,,:. O"Iy u rtw
uatn,ort"I! Hiu""iw,n,4 wee at %rn-
cd IL il. .if!'r t $50. distressed % dr-
la" "u The I"yc",.c cE,~r t..l WAS rt-
sumo d.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

OSdin .ry household accidents have no
terrut- when there's bottle Of Dr ThoIn
as F."lec ric Oh in the medicine cbe,t
Heals burns. cuts. bruises, sprains. In
stant relief
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Leech's SPAWN Mixture
Never fails to cure rinsbone or spawn: alsQ
one Of The best linn for curb, sniint stqS
or uIy lameness a horsa may have.
u. R. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market

NJ pIlCE !, FRANK hUCk. Ta4
Az tena"t and occupant Of the house. situat:
cd at :. T. Corner Second aud Waln NJ
streets. in the II war.l. of th"city of Wis
mngton, In the county nf New Clitls and
state OF Delaware, IN rpmDiancr with the roS
qnlrclncntsuf the acts OF the General Assom%
bly, IN such case made and provide |, do hereby
slrt notlch that shalt aLDy IN writing to the
Court of6tneral Sessions IF the state of Dalnr
ware, III and for New Castle cuuntv on NOM
DAY the lDsh day of MAY, A. ID ,J). being tha
next term of satd court, for a+lcenSs fer
sali house as al inu or iavern, for the salA
therein OF intoxicating liquors IN les, qu1nta-
ties than one quart. to b. drnnii ol tns iIreuni-
st's. and the following rcspr;ttE,- citlAca, q
salI warl at lea't twelve OF who m ard
substantial trseh"llers % sad w,ri re:oA
mend th"s,li application, VIZ:
Albert Barr andrew Gro,Z
& + llrcmer Johu G Ireland
ii y Dixon W r. Townsend
Robert Kenyon Jacob Baker
! mas u SPARES freIGr.c'i ahl
i4cwist Moody Thomas Marion
John ID Parker Norris K 3lumberx
Michael Rafferty, George W Badcr
william Carson Juhu rex
Major 4 Smith Willard II Durham
Max Podo SKY Jacob Yates
Joan Maler JH McN-al
Henry G Roller Harry 4 Purson,
VIE holton FRANK HCCh
asst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Extra Session In Chile.

SANTIAGO, Chile, April The
Chilean congress will meet in extraOEsi
binary session April :. Ii will dis<
cllss financial matters. \
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

Laxative Brolno .Quinine removes the
ause. E. ". Groves signature On svssy
OK. Prico > cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Engineers Tie Up Montana Mines.

Engineers Tie Up Montana Mines.
BUTTE, Mon, April 3.-Three thou
sand miners employed in Anaconda,
Parrot and Washoc properties are
walking the streets as a result of the
strike of the stationary engineers at
the mines of the companies. The strik-
ers number but thirty men, yet not Il
cage has been lowered in any of the
properties, and there Is possibility
that the smelters at Anaconda may be
closed down in part or wholly as a
consequence. The engineers union does
not indorsc the action of the striking
engineers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
DuDejl the ttattef

GOO Chn-es n. Dubel Tor vour hat
unGlcaps Of all style. No. 4. East Third Sc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Weather prObabilities,
Fair. fresh west winds.

Ec2ona scald head, hives. liciiness OF
the skin Of any sort, instantly relieved,
periunneu iy cured Loans Ointment.
At any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
To Cure Drip Ia Two Days.

Dr. Simms White Pulmorlc Balsam
The exiroordin ary Lung Kennedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

Brazilian Balm, only cure OIL earth for
catarrhal consumption. soc. and tl.I0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
a,,,, .SAiiii;0RE &eti,A.
g.!aiJ
y RAil ROAD.

'>rilcd''i" in effect November II, 1901:
n! trains Illuminated 18th pintsch