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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-10-17
The Banner Hood River School.

To the Glacier:-The banner to be
used in the attendance competition be-
tween the schools under the Hood Rv-
er Teachers association, is fnished,
The special banner committee, COM
posed of Professor Tompson, Mrs. Shaw
and Mrs. Ried, has brought forth a
beautiful creation. The banner is made
of red satin, with gold fringe. Encir-
cled about with hand-painted sweet
briar buds is the motto: "Never Lose a
Moment of Time" The banner is Is x
27 inches, attached to suitable rod.
Its teauty and the honor it confers will
indeed grace the favored school room.
Until the first months competition
closes, the school having the highest
per cent of attendance for the school
year ending June, 1902, holds the BAN
ner. This honor goes to the Pine Grove
school. The Schools reporting are as
follows:
Pine Grove, 95.6 Hood River, 93.7
Barrett, 932 Frankton, 91.2
Mount Hood, 905 Crapper, S9.4
0dell, 1877
D. G. GUNNELL, Secretary of Association.
luN OlaCiSA CouSidtulhtSo lhS IihS
Grove school on the capture they have
made and trnsts they may put forth
every effort to retain the banner in
their school room. The Glacier would
take epecisl pleasure to note an effort
on the part of parents and pupils on
the West Side to capture the banner, as
we would like to share in the glory of
its possession next month. If this con-
test is fought to finish, as we hope
and believe it will be, by teachers, pa
rents and pupils, Hood River schools
will gain reputation not second to
that of her Strawberries and apples.
Here's our hand to the next successful
school, ED.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-10-17
Pigs for Sale.

] have some sixweeks-old Poland China
pigs for tale. JOSEPH FRAZIER, Jr.
MA
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
DEATHS,

DAVIS--Suddenly in this city on Nov. II, 1902,
William E.'DayiS aged As years
Relatives and friends of the family, members
of Industry Lodge No. =, A. 0. U. W, and Jeffer-
son COunci! No. 10, 0. U. A. NJ. nreinvtcd to at.
tend the funeral services at his late residence
near Eden Park, on Thursday afternoon Nov 20,
at 200 O'Clock. lntcrment private at Mt. Salem
cemetery.
sMIrH-In this city on Nov. II, 1902, Thcophio
H., beloved husband OF Estella X. Smith, aged
80 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family, members
of Mortal Encampmcnt, Knights OF st. John and
Malta, CUrinthan Lodge of A, +. A. NJ, Herman
Lodge |. 0. O. +. and Wilmington Conclaye |. o.
II. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services at his late residence, No. 80 West 4th
street on Thursday alterAo0n, Nov. 90 at 3
O'Clock. lntcrment ut Rivervicw Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SPARKS-In this city on Nov. II, 1902, William
D.. son Of William A. and Emma Sparks in his
18th year.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the
funeral services at the residence of his parents
sls Church street On Wednesday afternoon, Nov
49, at 2.3O O'Clock. In,crment Riveryiew GENE
terry.
this city on Nov. 16, 1902, Je:fer-
son ID. Armnto, ngcd Al years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at his late residence, 225 Tntnal
street on "Wednesday afternoon. Nov. -, at 2
O'Clock. Intcrment Wilmington and BIandywine
the 10th inst: Iidc f. Horn =,
by wife Of John II. Fleetwood, ngcd q years. |
funeral from the residence Of her husband near
Ialleyvillc, Del, on Thursday afternoon, Nov.
10Th, ut o'clock lnlcrmcnt ut Mt. Lebanon
Rockland
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
ALLIANCE CONVENTION
Wilmington District Arranses for Three
Days Session. Prominent Speakers.

Wilmington District Arranges for Three
| Days Session. Prominent Sneakers,
The sixth annual convention Of
the Christian Missionary Alliance,
Wilmington Branch, will ba held
in the Covenant Church, West street
below Third, commencing to-mor-
row and continuing until Sunday
evening. To-morrow's service,
however, will be held, in Alliance
Hall, GlO Adams street. The
speakers will be:
The Rev. Henry Wilson, D. D.,
New York; the Rev. and Mrs. f. H.
Senft, of Philadelphia; the Rev. A.
d. Thompson, kenwood, N. Y; the
Rev. James Leishman, Scranton,
Pa; A. p. McGough, Evangelist,
Philadelphia; Misses E. and e. Bird
of Baltimore; the Rev. G. Werner
Brown, Wilmington; the Rev. NJ.
l.. Lands, China and Mrs. G. W.
Woodward, India, returned mission
ari es.
Special selections will be sung by
the Misses Bird, of Baltimore, and
9th ers. A missionary offering will
be taken on Sunday afternoon.
The themes for discussion will
be: Jesus Christ, Only and ALI
su tficient Savior" 1.-THE Person,
Pr essence, Power and Indwelling OF
the Holy Spirit" The Inspiration
and Authority of the Word of God"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
ENTERTAINED SOCIAL CLUB,


Rudolph Otteni, of 3)S North
Jackson street, last night enter
tained the members of the Violet
Social. A delightful evening was
spent, A phonosraph concert was
given by Mrs. Gustav Lauge, and
the evening was delightfully."- spent
in various other amusements
Those present were Gustave
Lange and wife, William Durham
and wife, Mrs. G. Brown, the Miss
es Elizabeth kauss, Katie Hotfer,
Nellie Skelly, Nellie Brown, Annie
Pepperman, Millie Schneider, Mary
Tobin, Jennie Mouseu, Mary Werts
Annie Kane, Ella August, Name
Mulrooney, Bessie Burrier, Evaiine
Luke and Sallie Taylor, Thomas
Hamilton, James T. Hamilton,
James t. Henry, Frank Gold, John
Quinn John Russell, Thomas J.
Dngan, Joseph Carlin, Thomas
Wilson, Joseph Thomas, Joseph
Konitzer, c. Harry Otteni, john
Gold, Albert Piepenbring, Harry
Hennis, Harry Barnard, Joseph
Hennis, Thomas Hamilton, John
Mitchell, Joseph GiIkey, George
Hamilton, Alphonsus Duyan, George
McMul.in, Willard Mitchell. John
Kelly, Howard Mitchell, Davis Pat
terson, Charles Patterson and Ern-
est j. Otteni,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
DOINGS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
A STREET CAR FACE.

often sit in a public conveyance
Or wslk on public thoroughfare,
writes Clara Laushlin in the DE
lineator," and think that one of
the first questions many of my fel-
low travellers will have to answer
at the bar of God who made them
IN His own image is, why did you
look as you did2 What right had
you to wear that bard compression
about the mouth, that fretful fur
row between the eyes those lines,
desp-graven, that challenged all
the passing world with the bitter
question, What's the use?' -
Il owe you something, "rsaid man
lately, to woman to whom he had
just been introduced, Il owe you a
great deal. On one Of the blackest
days of my life you sat across from
me i'll a street car, and there was
something about You, | can't say
just what, that looked strong and
serene and sweet, like the clear
shining after rain, and by the time
! was downtown, | had lost my
black mood in Watching you, and
was ready to try again 1t was
long time ago, but your face IS in
dellbly written, shine and ALL in
my memory"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
LIBRARY BOARD MEETS
Hears Reports, Acknowledges Contribu-
tuIls. Accepts Mrs. Kcsag's designation.

Hears Reports, Acknowledges Contribu-
tiuns. Accepts Mrs. Kcsag's Kesignntion.
The Board Of Managers OF the
Wilmington Institute Free Library
met last evening for their regular
monthly session.
The resignation Of Mrs. NJ. A.
Resag, as assistant librarian, was
received and accepted, Miss Estelle
Barnes, who has been attending to
Mrs. Resas's duties during the
laltcr's recent illness, will continue
tO act in that capacity.
The Librarian reported new ac-
cessions during October OF 43j VOL
umcs, butas 2SO volumes were with
drawn the net increase was lj5
Total circulation at the central
library was 1869, an increase of
6o1 over October, 1901. Whe circu-
Iatlon at the Rockford branch was
$40. an increase oI l4+ over October,
1901 From the schools there we're
AIS volumes circulated. all of
which represented a gain over last
wear, The total combined ClrCu-
lation was 0,6J7, an increase Of
). 500 over October, 1901. CIrcula-
ton from the schools, when anaIvz-
ed was rs followed : No. 10, GOV ;
no II. 2l2v.; No. -, GOv.; No, IA,
57v.; No. Is, S9y.; No. II, l34v.;
No. Is, 5bv.; No. 49, SOW; No. 81,
2I0v. No. 22, lOv.; No. %. 332v ;
No, ~, J61v.; No, -, 5)Gv.; No. e,
52Y.
The re- eistration for the month
was $50 This brings the total net
registration above the ~, OJ0 mark.
the exact number beng 2O491.
These figures include S,HbS pub &c
school pupils. IS teachers and $50
ut.ol-lowh borrowers.
Gifts Among those who pre-
srn,ei gifts to tie library during the
month were Samuel bancroft, Jr., II
Nos. Of magazines; Mis-, Mary NJ.
Brady, lb pamPhIclS; Etshop Cole.
man, yoIumes; Mrs Harlan Cause,
- yOIi;mrs; Mrs Thomas Ilv,t, ! no.
Of periodicals; Nathan Levy. 9H Nos.
OF rcro iiraIs; Mrs, Sidney W. Me
halicy, : pamphlets; Willard S4ujs
bury, > copies of Tic Democratic
Campaign Book; Miss Grace Smith,
10 blue prin's:>ccretaryof The Street
and Sewer Department, : pamphlets
and | volume: George ". TWitmycr,
pamphlets; Mrs. johM =. Wales, .
cngrayIngS; +. :, l'A.ch, Philadelphia,
| volume, "AntarCtiCa:' Thon as W.
Lawson. Boston, ! volume, 'Lawson
History Of the Americas 5 Cup;'
Century Company 300 bOoN.markS,
and Mcclure, Philips X Company,
| 100 book marks.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
NO COLD WEATHER
IN SIGHT, THANKS.

Cloudy conditions continue to
prevail, and it is not at all improb-
able but that it may rain again.
Warmth marked the morning hours,
but as the ,lay grew the atmosphere
became coolerand caused overcoats,
which had been lald aside, to be
worn again.
The weather man stated yester-
day that throughout the country
nowhere could any signs Of cold
wave be seen, and the probability
is that for some Tina yet warm
weather will prevail According
to the weather map the ccldest Sec
ton ofthe country including Utah
and Nevada is but two degrees be-
low the freezing point.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
WILMINGTON IN 1850.
Col. Wainwri, At Tells Who Lived on Mar
ket Street Above Seventh at That Time,

Col. Wainwri, At Tells Who Lived on Mar
ket Street Above Seventh at That Time.
Col John Wainwright says that
in 1850 on the Market street site
now being razed fer the erection Of
new buildi. g for Charles NJ.
Smith, Benjamin Ferris lived. It
was log house. Next to st. Paul's
Church lived the Rumford family
and next adjoining William Web
ster.
Next to the site being razed lived
B. Ferris and next H. c. Wilson.
Then William Mansfield, j. Mont
gomery. Dr. Porter William Porter
and at Eighth and Market lived M.
M. Clurg. There were seven or
eight small houses fronting on Ship
ley street occupied by some of our
old and well-known citizens, one of
them by the late Henry S. McComb.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
A STARTLING SURPRISE,

Very few could believe in looking at A.
II, l1oadlcv IL healthy, robust black -mith
OF llldcn, Ind that for Ten years he suf-
fcred such torturos from Rheumatism as
few could endure and live, But won
derful change followed his tax ing Electric
Bitters Two bottles wholly cd me-,
he Wlites "oDd have nos felt twingo
in oysr u year" They regulate the Kid.
neys, purify the blood aud cure Rhouma
tism. Neuralgia, Ncrvourncsi improve
digestion and give perfect health. Try
them, Only 80 cts. at n. B. Daniorths
drug store,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
MR.. HIGGINS
MAKES ANSWER.
Continued from first page. I

Continued from first page.]
Addicks has improved his stu alton
in the present Legislature"
Speaking of the appointment of
William Michael Byrne Mr.. Higgins
says:
The Presidents action could be
differently looked upon, if he had
based it uNon his personal friend
ship for Mr.. Byrne, who has ac-
companied him on his stumpin e
tours, and upon the further ground
that the Union Republicans wero
entitled to at least some consi der
alton from tho Administration, and
because of the Regulars holding al
ready the balance of the offices.
The appointment was made strictly
upon Mr.. Addicks' personal recon-
mendation and because the Presi-
dent had determined to recognize,
Mr.. Addicks as worthy of recon-
mendatiO Il for Federal offices. |
have no share in the attempt now
being made to disparage Nh. Byrne's
fitness for the position. While
young man, he has exceptional
qualities and is of good standing at
the bar A lawyer who is good
enough to be partner and also to
be recommended as United States
attorney to President Mckinley by
as eminent q lawyer as Judge
Bradford, cannot be said to be un-
fitted for the place because the judge
upset one of his indictments 1t
seems, however, to be the fact that
Mr.. Byrne made no application for
reappointment after his resignation,
and was ignorant of his appoint
meat until the day after it was de-
termined upon, and until his COM
mission was actually made out"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
\ Rooster Story

At the y, N. {. A. last evening,
Peter pverdeer WAS charged with
Steal ing rooster, tie property Of the
jolly JG,htIs. lie was defended by }.
". Lattomus. sylvester ID. Townsend
JT,, VAS tic prosecuting attorney,
and Ruycrt Glover was clerk OF the
Court
AS somebody had to be COnrictcd
the jury returned verdict that
KoDcrt Bruce had contiscatel the
coroner, because he had the longest
arms in the Il ssocla.iOn. They fur.
thrr censur2i HIM iUE conspiracy
VITA Happy Bunch to put Oyerdeer
in the Associaiou's plliory.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

. The marriage of William A. Jack
son, of Philadelphia and Miss Ethel
s. Rulett, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Hulett, Of this city. will take
place in Olivct Church at i o'clock
this evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Thompson
announce the forthcoming mar
1age Of their daughter, Lulu, to
George Wilson, Of Baltimore. The
ceremony will take place Novem-
Der Goth, but owing to the illness Of
the brides brother will bo very
quiet.
Robert L. Atchinson and Miss
Gertrude Johnson will be married
at the West Church parsonage to-
hight by the Rev. \. n. kriywm.
After the ceremony a reception
Will follow ut the home Of the
brides parents, 1873 East Third
street
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Gettin. Ont Much GraNitc.

Michael Donahue and Hamilton
Stewart, who operate the Brandy wine
granite qnarrles, have installed a
massive derrick in the quarry. 1t is
the largest in the State and is capa.
bic OF lifting % ton rock. MesSrS.
Donahue and Stewart arc getting out
great quantities Of granite much of
which IS being used in the penusyl-
vania Railroad Company's work here.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
PRESIDENT TO BE GUEST,

Union League to Give Big Reception on
Saturday Night.
What promises to be one of tn.
greatest combinations in the history
of clubdom will probably take place
at the Union League in Philadel.
phia on Saturday night ne xt.
Francis II. Hoffecker, Jr., haa
received an invitation to attend at
that .im,. A re ception is TO be given
by the League 10 President Roose.
welt and his cabinet.
1t is understood that J. Edward
Addicks, Anthony Higgins, and
Samuel M. Knox also will DO pres.
ent.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
ASLEEP AMID FLAMES,

Breaking in'o a blazing home, some
fromen lately dragged tho sleeping in.
mates from death. Fancled Securely, and
death near. It's that way when you no
gleot coughs and colds. Don do II. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
gives perfect protection against all
Throat, Chest and Lung Troubles. Keep
it near and avoid suffering, DEATH and
doc III bills. A tcnspo0ntul stops late
cough, persistent use tho inost stubborn.
Harmless and nics tasting,it's guaranteed
to satisfy by y. b. DantUrth. prlco soc
and SlUO. Trial bottles free.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
CENTER NlFrLIN.

Miss Adoline Cochran Mifllin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Paul Mitt1iu, was married last even
ing to Mulford Hunting Center, in
the Walnut Street Pre- hyterian
Church, Philadelphia, the Rev. Ste
phen W. Dana, officiating.
The BRIDE was given away hy her
father and attended by matrOn Of
honor, Mrs. Charlr5 N. X. Whitley
and the following bridesmaids.
Misses Berthe +. Clark, Of Delaware
City; Anne cause. Of Wilmington:
Grace X. THIby. Of Lancaster;
Katherine e. Cochran. of Luuca5.
ter, The best man was tInnrv Il.
Ientrr OF WUrrestrr Mass. The
uShcrs were Thomas, Syruule, j.
Llndon PcnuonE, Pal4rore Coates,
George Moore, Dr. William |. Marsh
of Philadelphia, and ". +. Nettcu,
OF Wilmington.
Alter tn" ceremony there was Il
reception ut til" brides hDme 1881
Spruce street. Mr. and Mr.. Gem
ter Will be at bom" tharc tine -,,-
ond and third Tuesdays in Dcrplu-
ber.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Union Men in Contcreuce.

]. Edward Addcks. Governor
Hum and State Chairman j. Frank
Alice, Of tho Union Republican Com
mittee yesterday held conference
in this city at which Federal ap-
pointments were discussed. A mum J..
Der OF post offices are soon to be fill.
ed and it is said the applicants wilt
have to be recommended by the Gov
ernor who will be governed by the
advice OF Mr. Addicks and Chairman
Alice.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Entertainment at kinyswood

A musical and literary entertain
ment will be held in kingswood
Church tomorrow evening. Miss
Edwards, William S. Anderson. Mel :.
vim 5. Anderson, Miss Eta Aiken,
Miss Clara Mason. the Misses Wilson,
the Misses Mckinley, Miss May
Willing, William Sutton. William
Muncy. Miss Bessie Wilson and the
Epworth Quartette. will take part.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Wire Causes Excitement.

An electric light wire at Eleven tn
an Market streets last night caused
much excitement. The Insulation
had worn off, and the wire was dancA
ing in the wny of pedestrlons, and\
wingiog against a tree, showed fire
All around until policeman tied it
cut Of the way with piece Of rope.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
To Reopen BrDWnson Hail.

Tine ErOwnson Library Hall will
be reorened tins evening. Address
oS will be delivered by Bishop Mon
Afghan and the Rev. William j. Bcr-
mln%ham. a pleasing musicdl pro-
Granme will be rendered. The hail
has been handsomely refurnishol
by John +. Kane.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Water Main Burst,

While worknen Of the Water De-
partment we're blasting rock in
brNome street yesterday afternoon to
make way for another water main,
the main IN use was burst and resi-.
dents there were without water for
several hours, during which time the
spring at Fourth and Franklin streets
was made 10 do double duty.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
BISHOP BAHTIETq.

A prottY valIiuy took pIaca in
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
CentrevlIIe NIL, this afternoon,
when Miss Ethel Iiartiett, Of near
CentreyiIle, hDramo the brile Of
&. TiIghman Bishop. son Of John
Bishop. Il prominent farmer Of Car
michael, Md.
Mrs Joseph Harry Anthony was
fhe matron Of honor. The u4her5
were George b. Dshop Of tins city,
cousin Ol the groom, Joseph Percy
Bartlett, brother Of the BRIDE,
William Wood and Joseph Harry
Anthony, The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. Edward X
Creed.
The BRIDE wore travelling dress
of brown with embroidered appli.
que and embroidered chiffon and
panno velvet, " il hat to match.
She carried ~ =.
Mr.. IT,. = will come
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
WEBSTER ~rt}EN~.

Frederlra Nov Is The Rev.
Zach IL. Webster. formerly pastor
of Frederlra Methodist Episcopal
Church. but now Of Drhuar, was
married to-day TO Miss Sadie VIC.
lettc Stevens. The rnremDny was
performed i'll Denton N.thodi.t
Episcopal Church. Of which Mr.
Webster was a former pastor Tho
bride IS the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William Stevens. of Denton.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Irr.Nnts for CuMtrihuInrs.

On Friday evening, the trustees
of Asbnry Church Will present. to
the contributors to the one hun.
dred and thirteenth anniversary
fund, the promised souvenir. The
trustees will be glad to have everv
contributor present. All persona
are welcome.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Thanksgiving Social.

The Christian Endeavor Society
Of West Church together with the
West Church Club will give a social
Thanksgiving night. A series Of
tableauX that were given last year
will be repeated with some innova-
tions.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
OBITUARY.

william d. Sparks was buried to-
day from the home of his parents,
SIS Church street. Interment was
made in Riyerviaw cemetery.
The fuucra! Of Jefferson d. Arranto
was held this afternoon from his
late home 225 TatnaI. street
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
High school AluIniIae.

The High School Alumnae will
give an entertainment 10 the audi
torlum of the High School on the
evening OF Move ember 29th. Miss Mar.
Ion Wilson of New York City will be
one OF the entertainers, giving some
OF her clever impersonations.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
SDt'lIuEti HI, iUI,lu

Harold Quimbv a machinist in
the shops OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. sprainel his ankle
yesterday afternoon by stepping on
apiece OF plpn. He was taken to his
home, 500 West Ninth street, in
cab.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
4 Daughter To Queen Helena,

Rome, Nov. ia daughter was
born to Queen Helena to-day, and
though there is general regret that
the child is not IL boy and thus not
an heir to the throne. the city is in
gala dress and flags arc flying
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Mrs. 4. I. knImIiu LII

Mrs. A. N. KeigwIn is sick at the
home Of her, sou, kcy. A. E. Kctgw,n
Newa ark, n. J., Mrs. keigwin vent
there several weeks ago aud was
suddenly taken i'll. She is confined
to bed lo-day andmay not b aIle ,p
cone to her home here for several
davS.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Nhippinp leo Machinery,

The shops Of the Remington Ma.
chine Company are busy and moro
work is coming in every day. To-day
the company shipped large ice man
ufacturing machine to southern
firm.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Maxim Company Incorporated

Josiah Marvel this morning sent
to Dover letters of Incorporation
for the Maxim Company of New
York, to manufacture boilers, ma
chinery and guns. The incorpo-
rt.tors are Delawareans, and the
capital stock is $l3, 500.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
1t X IN THIRTEEN

Ey sending 10 miles VIM, Sprav NJ
Walton Furnace, VT, got box of buck
lens Arnlci S.Lve, that wholly cured a
horrible Fever Sore on his leg. Nothlpr
etse cOu'd. pHs'iYaIy cures Bruises, Fej.
onU. tIc2r$, E"u uDtiOns, BolII, Burns
worms and Piles Only 2jc. Guuyuu teed
b n. Is. Dan;orth, druggist.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Missionary Society Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society of
the Wilmington District was held
in the lecture room of St. Paul's
NJ. e. Church at 80 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
PERSONALS.

James Burke. Of Dos South Van
Buron street, has gone to Cincin
natl for the benefit Of his health.
He was injured several weeks ago
at the plant Of the Elge Moor iron
Company by 4 falling brick.
Tho Rev Charles a. C'ris9 and
wife, Of EastOn, arrived III this city
this morning, looking as fresh and
pleasant as when they were citizens
Of Wilmington.
Miss Jennie Lawr nee, who has
been visiting her mother at New
ton. n. G., has returned home.
Weldon B. Smith has gone on q
bunny s'aushterlng expedition
down the State.
The Rev. G.. Eugene WoDlman,
OF New York, is spending Il few
days with his parents, at 1906
Pennsylvania Avenue. Father Wood
man has just returned from a vi7i
to Charlottesville,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
WILMINGTON BOY ABROAD
Ensign Wainwright Attends Social Events
in Far Away japan.
Ensign John Drayton Vain wripl

in Far Away japan.
Ensign John Drayton Vain wright
U. S. N.of this city, is in the hospi-
tai at Yokohama, Japan. with an at
tack of exzema on one Of his feet,
contracted while on duty in the Phil.
lippines.
The disability is slight. however,
and does not prevent him from atten.
ding to social functions Of that place
and of the country. On Novem ber
4th he a guest at the Empress
Ball at Falkvi, Japan, with the fam
lily Of Admiral Evans.
T On the following evening Ensign
Wainwright was a guest at the re-
ception and ball in Toxic rendered
by the U. S. Minister to Japan to
Admiral Rodgers, U. S. N.
Ensign Wainwright is at present
attached to the U. S. S, Yorktown,
now at Cheefu, China.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
REED JAIl1I

Dover, Nov. Is. Harry lee and
Miss Nina Jarman, both "r Mary
del were married 1T The Murydcl
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, on
Sun lay night, by the pastor, the
Rev. Trieten e. ~noot. Nr. aud
Mrs, Reed will live near MmydcI.