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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
THE NEW WORKERS.

"The New Workers., the latest
musical comedy success in which
Mr.. Dan Daily is tn. star OF the
George W. Ledersr Company and
which will be seen at the Opera
House next Monday night IS de-
scrIbed as being the "h'gh tide OF
mlrtn, melody and beauty - 1t
has been sometinlc sincc Mr.. Da!y
has been in this city. The play is
in two acts, the second OF which is
Il reproduction Of the Vanderbilt
conservatory and is described as
being ore cI the most beautiful bits
OF scenic eifcctvet seen in this c,ass
OF play. The company comprises
IS comedians and singers, and the
chorus, especially the female por-
lion is to be a boquc. o. grace and
feminine charm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
.uft'lag: Aistc at.ui.

Newport, Del, Aprl! ;. The W.
ecuLivc committee OF The Delaware
Equal Suffrage Association. held Il
meeting at Mrs. MIrtht CrInStol' !,
On Saturday, April 1tN to conside +
plan CT work recommended hv the
National AmrTcan.. NyMal Suffrage
Association. TAo !,!.uNilg suggest
l:o9S we're llsotr !:
70 Cn9tinHc ctiyrts TO doAblc the
membership.
10 ask permission to place "Tha
Life nn Work Of Susan B. AHthoAy
in one IT th' travel ne liDrary>.
+. lhl LAX p wing women BE- rgc |
to protest a. lilso taxation witlJI5
representation.
That .ha Delaware Association
ADOPT The enro!hn Mt p'ln u crySt1!-
liz: sentiment. an have printed 80
enrol alcnL cards. Mrs. Cran>tpn
WI, anDJintel to alta, state il,to.-
IAN. >.i,hc lIllll r)lFel.iJI ia
November.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Preparing to Eyacuatc.

HAVANA, April S.-VariOus matters
connected with municipal public works
including the cleaning of the streets,
which have hitherto been in charge Of
the American military authorities at
Cienfuesos and other towns, have been
turned over to the secretary of public
works The only towns in which the
work of street cleaning Is now in
charge of the military authorities are
Santiago and Havana The quarters
OF all American troops which have
hr2n evacuated have been turned over
to the Cuban rural guard until such
time as the secretary of finance shall
make definite provision for their care.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
MAN NEARLY
LYNCHED,

Cory, Pa, April divorced
married and nearly lynched on The
same day was the portion OF Eugene
{. Williams, the only undertaken iI
the village of Randolph, near here.
Behind this rapid rush Of events lies
u tale of unusual interest.
~ few years ago Williams and his
wife came to Randolph To live. Both
appeared to be religious ald respect.
able. The wife was prominent in
church circles, in fact, seemed to live
only in her creed and her little son.
A little later Jennie Flagg. Il young
girl of the village, was installed IN
the Williams home as maid. 1T was
not long before the villagers saw that
the.patent wife was the toiling maid
while the Flagg girl lived Il care free
life OF case.
Williams took her tocntcrtainment,
and sleigh rides while the wife at
home ioiied and drulged. Angry
mutterings and some open resentment
on the part Of The villagers clllscl the
exodus Of Miss Elagg, and the affair
was forgotten. y few weeks ago,
Mrs. Williams left for her former
home, accompanied by her little soa,
Rnmors Of u separation were about,
but nothing definite learned.
Sunday Williams stepped from an
Euc tram in Company with Miss
Flagg. and sad he had married her
that day at GaIlipolis. .. They
went to the Williams home. TN,
announcement literally stirred up the
volcano.
Committees of indignant citizens
hastily met and discussed the >ilua-
lion. 1t was agreed that matters
must take quick luln Forthwith
hparly went to an adjoining village
and procured an Old tuurtn of Ju!y
Cannon. This was trained on the
Williams homestead. Bell, were
ruhg and whistles blown,
Armed to Uh. teeth, the mob or
1ered Williams 10 come out quietly
Ind he tarred and ridden un Il rail-,
and no further violence would DC
done him. Ii he did not come They
would blow the huuse u atoms with
The Cannon. TO emphasize their or
delS, the mob discharged li.e!r iuEs
In the rlr. However, cicryymcn cou.d
be seen clrcing among Inc mob, ana
talking and sesllculatIny earnestly.
Their counsel prevailed, for the
mob SuIlenIy Withdrew without fur
ther violence. Williams was ordered
TO ieaveat once. His wife lay inan
upper room in Mysteries. All night
bhp laughed and shrieked and in Vie
morning she left town aud has not
been seen since. Williams, in spite OF
warnings, manned. The insurance
Dn his house was Cancelled, and two
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

X Or i!ENT-TH At LARGE TWO STORY
J. Luil ding No, ,Oj w st!i street. suitable
Tor aIincsL any kluI OF business; ui+o one sra
Ne. Apply t. James L. Sutton luJt Wess
fAGAtl street. uJl .eod-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Miss S;lJe tson I:DtrrtainS

A delightful entertainment was
given III the Second Baptist Church
last nlaht by Miss Anne Virginia
Cuberlson. the dialect poetees un-
der the auspices of Mispah Circle
o! Kings Dau. .hters.
The evenings entertainment
consisted OF Il pleasing recital by
Miss Culber,son Of selections from
her writings in prose and verse,
together with dialect silelyh.s 8.
monolosues, imperson atoms, and
some OF her own negro songs with
banjo accompa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
My Assess City Lots.

A City Cnnncil an the BJlii of Pub.
blic Edncalionara haTing ,omt trouble
""rr tAe property adjoining the new
High School.
CDun,iI claims that the lot i, uf no
us to The H'lrl o: ElntatiOn. ant
that ii should pc 1aXcJ. Thcv de-.
clare il is not being used for school
plrpo,a', an That the hnu5, upyl it
is being I'D nnl i; II source OF
rcvcnun to the Board Of Education.
Mcmb'r>or the Board Of Education
declare that the lot wa, purchl>yt
for school purposes and is therefore
eyempt from taxation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

An carlhluakc shock was felt at
Panama.
Rcvo'utionists in Haiti captured the
town Of JaCmcl.
The shah OF Persia decided to visit
Emperor William in May.
Mayor Carter ii. Harrison forwarded
to Paul Kruger at The Hague an inyi.
tation to visit Chicago.
1t was announced from San Francis
cs that the commercial company will
lay Il cabl" To iii" Philippines without
regard to action Of congress-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
HrrrinuS SlnuS IrnNnrliOn.

W\SlIINGTON, April S.-Grorge r.
KunZ, special agent Of the geological
survey, in rharg" of precious stones.
has prepared Il report showing the pro.
,lliction Of precious stones in the United
States during 1901. Among those emu
mcr:led are the following: Sapphrcs,
$4,000; heryl AGuamarinc, ctc.l, So
900, t0llrmAlin", SlI.OOO; quartz cryS-
tai. $4,000: gold quariz, $1,000; silici-
fled wood, $1,000: rhodulitc. S2l 900;
turquoise. SllSOuO: chlorastrolitc S3,-
coo, and pyrltc, $1,000. The report says
also that diamond importation has been
greater than in any previous year and
that at 10 period have more fine and
more very large stones been imported.
Emeralds have increased greatly in
public favor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Labor Men Won ut Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn. April S.-Organ.
lied labor won a victory in Hartford
yesterday. Following the example of
bridgeport and AnSonia. they have
elected Il mayor Of the city. They cap
turrd the Democratic nomination. and
their man. Ignatius a. sullivan. re-
rCilri the solid vote practically of the
trades unions. He received GtI1J to
G.1:;i for Major Wilinm Il. Dwight. the
Republican nominee. The Republicans
committee on council.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
WEEkES BILL VETOED,
Governor OdeIl Opposes Abolish.
mcnt Of Spring Enrolment.

ment Of SPring Enrolment.
ALBANY, N. V. April S.-Governor
Odcll has vetoed the Weekes bill
amending the primary election law by
nbolishing the spring enrolment in
New York city. In connection with the
veto he filed the following memoran-
dun:
This bill seeks TO amend the exist
Ing primary election law by discontin-
uing the days for cnroilmcnt upon 9th
er than the days of registrations.
"Thc proposed enactment is undcsir-
able, first. because it is applicable only
to the city of New York, although it is
under the form of 4 general bill; sec
ond, because it would absolutely de.
prlvc young men who may attain their
majority subsequent to the registration
days from participation in the prima
rics of their party, and. third. because
all voters who remove from the district
in which they had voted subsequent to
election and preceding the next elcc-
tion would be barred from assisting in
the selection Of the candidates Of their
party.
while the design of The bill is to
cure certain evils in the city of New
York, it would. rs have Indicated
operate to deprive citizens of rights
which they now have"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
OUR WIVES, MOTHERS, AND
DAUGHTERS.
Too Many Of Them are NerVelesS,
Weak, Pale, snI AnaemiC.
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Reaches the Root of Every
Female Trouble and
flakes our Women -,
Strong and
Vigorous.

it Is most regretable fact, and a
calamity. too, that Our women, young
and old, are numbered amongst the
most unhealthy of females in the civ
iized world. For delicacy of beauty,
intellectual capacity, and for all
graces that adorn the sex, they stand
peerless: but it rs doubtful If one in
ten can be found who is functionally
and organically wc,.
This absence of feminine health
and vigorous vitality is due toa ne
glect of natures S uncrring laws. I'M
mediate reformation is necessary if
our nation would have women who
will become true wives and mothers
with an offspring that will prove Il
strength to the country.
For the special weaknesses to which
women are now victims, Painc'S cell
cry Compound is the surest and safest
remedy. The wonderful strengthen
ing and building up properties of this
marvellous prescription devised by
that eminent medical expert. Prof.
Edward Il. Phelps, NJ. d., LII. d.,
and its specific action in correcting
disorders of the female organism, are
well known to the medical profession
and to the tensof thousands OF women
who have been raised from weakness
and disease to health and physical
happiness.
Paine's Celery Compound quickly
gives the true health tint to sallow
and boodless faces: it gives life and
light to the eyes: il gives pure, clean
blood to course through the body: it
gives natural appetite. sweet sleep,
ana that blessed chccrfuness that IS
the delight OF men. Try bottle or
two Of l'ane's Celery Compound. dear
suffering and run down Sister. Your
condition, your family interests, and
the welfare of society demand this ef-
fort ON your part.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
INAUGURATION DAY.
Fresh Impetus Given to The Pro-
posed Chnngc of Date.

poseu nrnsc OI b1tt.
WASHINGTON. April S.-Thc agita-
ton in favor of changing the date Of
inauguration Of the president from the
4th Of March TO the latter part of April
received an impetus at the meeting Of
the national committee having the
proposition under consideration.
The change has been advocated main
ly owing TO the inclemenry of the
weather of early March and for other
public economic reasons. Most of the
governors of the states and territories
accepted service on he committee. and
letters received frum them generally
showed Il desire for Il change in the
Inauguration date. Tie meeting was
presided over by District Commission
cr Henry Il. +. Macfarlanu as tempo
rary chairman.
1t WAS agreed that the chairman
should appoint an executive committee
and such other committees as might be
necessary. 1t was resolved ns the sense
of the committee that the date of the
Inauguration day should lie changed
from the 4th Of March to the last
Thursday in April but that no partlcu-
lar bill or resolution should be advO-
putpu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

policemen stationed at his door to
guard him from violence. Armed men
are patrolIing the village on the look.
out for the least sign Of violence.
lie has sold his business to two
prominent merchants, and will leave
as soon as he settles his affairs. Mean
while a committee is investigating
the validity Of his alleged divorce, If
their report proves unfavorable to
him, and he is still In town it Is fear
ed that this time mob rule will con.
quer. Much Apprehension is felt TO-
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Paherewaki PIrncs For Pardon,

ALBANY. April S.-IgnHcc radcr.
cws!ii appeared before Governor Ddell
in the cXurUtivr chamber to plead for
the liberty of Il fellow counirymnn. He
cruor and was assured That the great.
est consideration would be given tic
ease. NJ. paGercwski's appeal was for
Il parton f"r Anton Werner. Il Pole
now in Sing Sing sixteen years serving
4 life sentence for murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
SON Ur Prinr,, (i,jn.. Ia Visit Is

pEklN.;.. April %.-rhe signing Of
the Mauc'mran convention by Russia
and China has been arranged for to-
day. The soll Of Prince Ching. who
was selected us the imperial envoy to
the coronation of King Edward. ac-
companicd by his suit. has left here
for I.ondon. lie will return by way of
the United States and will visit the
principal cities of that country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

\NANTlD WOMAN FOR GENEiAI.
hous"workin country, ,neAt Wilmington
Inquire Of larry Emmous, ylh and Market
streets, H9t-If
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
HuJifoN Strike Continues,

HALIFAX. y. s.. April s. The strike
of the longshOrcm"n AT this port CON
tinucS with StagnatiOn Of water traffic
4 number of men arrived from Stewi-
ackr to work on the steamer Briardcnc,
but the longshorrmen in Il body met
them at the pier and induced them to
return home. The coal workers have
organized Il sympathetic strike, and
several steamers are tied up for want
of coal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
RufTuIO Live stock Market.

C.AT'TI F.-Eeceipta. %>G1 head fairly ac-
tive demand and fully lon3jc. higher for
nIl grades except StockerS and feeders,
which Wer" about Zoe. lower with Il good
demand at decline: fresh cows and SPRING
rrs in good demand for all but the light
dairy kind. Il few fancy up to S6ouho per
head: bulk sales Siauao, prime heavy
steers SGoU6.so; good TO choice ship
ping $Gstfin: choice TO extra TAT cows,
"a s5TlJ, Gamers and common, s215u4 .2j ,
mixed butchers, 81, 11ii5.4o: fair to choice
h,ifers. A."hnG export bulls 81 500; thin
SadI: extra, $50
Hoes Receipts 1880 head: active and
5H 10c. higher: Workers, siSIuG.aj light do.
$H15UG 81; mixed packers. $69oU7 choice
heavy, s.. loW7.la pigs, $6.55mt.6i
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1900
head; active and i0p2jc. higher. choice
lambs. s. loT1.25: good 10 choice S7n1.05:
cuils 10 fair, Sl,GlTis0; sheep. choice hardy
..ethcrs. Iigd,-J, common to extra mixed.
s. 5HI'J.m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
NNiIMnN IicI In Si4 lnYa

JACKSON, Miss. April S.--Aftcr bc-
ing tied up six days by high water the
Alabama and NickSburg division of the
Queen and Crescent road has resumed
regular traffic. Th" tiulf and Ship Is.
land road, which WIS tied up is also
running" trains regularly. Tie water
famine continues, the pumping station
still being several feet under water.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
A StrunnN EiStOy'cry.

SAN FRANCISCO, April S.--A Gil
roy Ual) special says tha! the remains
OF a man and woman were discover
cu in the railroad station ut that place,
when Il box which had laid in the sta
ticn for ten years was opened. The
box was left With the station agent by
Il ranchcr named .Jnmlson. who told the
agent that he would send for it. The
runc!cr disappeared soon after and
nothing has since lc"n heard of him.
WAS committed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Jrishmen to Meet J, =, MORGAN

EENSTOWN, Ireland. April S.
The lord mayor Of Cork. Mr.. FitZgcr-
aid. ana II number of the residents Of
that city have arranged to meet j. L.
Morgan an board the White Star line
steamer Oceanic when she alp'vcs here
and urge him to send the Columbia to
Shamrock and th" Meteor in the forth.
coming contest for the kings cup.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Internal Ecvenun Coiiec tor.

Tho Federal appointments in Maryland
Will not, 1t Is now statoI. DO made I'm I'll
after the extra session ui the Legislature
has mot aud aijourned. Senator Nc.
Coinas was In the city yesterday, but ha d
nolhiDg to say in regard 10 the appolu :
lnents The postponoInent is said to be
duo to the feac that tho dis rlbution at
Tins t mo might cause IL break IN the rank 8
OF the Republicans Mt Annapolis.
RIO place over which there Is the grea
sto attention is that Of Collector OF In
ttr.ai Revenue.
Tho Collector has tho nppoip trnsnt Of
a Deputy 70. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

7 CSF--A SMALL. BLACK AMI TAN FOG
~ ~ ih- nam OF lir; suitable reward 1t
ltturneu 10 luI 4. o;h st.eet n3l.bt"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

y woman III country town in Illinois
ntsor trying many advert cd "onics" in
vain, 1t is SAIL has written tho following
testimonial to her druggist VINO is boom.
ing Vlno:
Dear Sir: Be'o:o taking Vinol l was
too weak to spank the baby. have tax
en- thruo bottles and now | can lick my
Lu band. Heaven BILE yuu!"
The Vinol agency in Wilmington Is N.
B. Danlorth's drug store Market ami
Second streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

n UTiCE-MES. HANNAH NJ PARKER
~ Ia, removed her cuppins and leechine
Office from " i. md street TO lOt1 Washing
tont street. Your patronage solicited.
nL6.lmeod'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
A Il nYy storm.

beginning shortly before midnight
this section WAS visited BY Il heavy
rain storm. This morning the rtia
continue, AMI umbrellas fell prrys
to the wind. The wind hal no pit Y
for such tine umbrella IL, that car.
ricd by Jesse X. Baylis OF the Opera
lIOu Sc.
Millionaire and reporter faircd
alike and the wind had things all it,
own way. The low lands we're tood-
ed and the Delaware river ragged In
Il stormy mood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Freight Handlers Want More Puy.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l., April S,--Thc
300 freight handlers in this city rn-
ployed hy the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad have forwarded
Il written request to til" company hat
TO ST %, and !, reply Is asked for with
in two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Horse ran Away,

A horse attached to Il furniture
cart ran away last evening down
Seventh street and turned the corner
at Jackson street, running against
the iron awning post at the side of
Arthur Browns grocery store, demol.
ishing one of the wheels of the cart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
SDortjns Man Kills Himself.

KANSAS CITY. April $. - James
Whitfield. president of tie Western
Baseball league and for many years
sporting editor of the Kansas City
Star, has committed suicide ut his
home here. Mr.. Whitfield was well
known in sporting circles throughout
the WrSl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
CORSE PAXTON STOCK co.

AT the Opera House last evening
the Corse Payton Stock Company
opened a weeks engagement in
Charity Ball. to an audience which
filled the house to overilowing. De-
spite the fact that the company ap.
pears at popular prices it gives a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
NAl MnrrlrI. Int DEAlHnR ed

NEW YORK. April g.. The body Of
Frank Ernst, q baker formerly EN-
ployed at II bakery in Sixth avenue,
near Thirty-tllird street. who disap-
peured on Jan. iG, two days before the
date set for his wedding. was found
floating in the East river ut the foot Of
Thirty second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Bicycl, Club Officers.

At Il meeting Of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club last night the follow ing
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, George b. Moore;
ice.prcsident. l.. $. Fell: secretary,
Walter 5. Tazawell: financial sccre-
tarv, Willsam Kirk; treasurer, iJamcs
w. Bowers: captain, William COOLEY
board Of governors, L. c. Mammelle,
G. G.. Smith, C. 4. V. Scllotiell, n.
j. Harlan and Oscar O. Goucrt. Jr,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
TIE HEART OF MARYLAND,

MIR. David Beiasro's play. 1.-The
Heart oil Maryland - will again be
seen at the Opera Iinusc ON April
>. II is useless to say that. with
The pronounced suc;ess attrihu.
able to the dramatic strength Of the
play, the excellence OF It's iuterpre.
tatlon aud tn. artistic beauty OF
lis scenlc appointments, THIS return
engagement will be eqaally as
hr!I!lnt as when it was last seen
here
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
WASHINGTON u, e

POPULAR TIL REE-DAY TOURS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROA u.
Leave Wilmington at J. a6 y. NJ.
Thursdays, April 10 and innd Mny s..
Rate. including all cxpen cs. S0.0n for
round trip. Expenses include railroad
fare transfer to Hotel and two days
board ut Washington. For book OF
Tours giving itinerary and full details,
w,ito or npplv to II. A. Miller. Z. A.,
Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

E'OE RENT-FARM up 50 ACHES NEAR
"rahogueStat:o on, Del. Address T. Ora.
nosne, bel il5,tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
CEN1
HOUNT1 TAXPAYERS TAKE

! HOuNTY TAXPAYERS TAKE
- NOTICE - The following
resolution was adopted by the
Levy Court of New Castle county,
March 18th, 1902:
"N hereas, There appears on
the books Of the receiver of taxes
a large amount Of county and poor
taxes outstanding for the years
1879. 1900, 1901, and
"N heroas, As the Levy Court
OF New Castle comfy needs the
money, said taxes for current ex-
penses, therefore be it
"Resolved, That the said re.
ceiyer of taxes be instructed and
directed to proceed to sell all
properties on which Il delinquent
tax remains uspaid after April
18th, 1902"
All persons owing tax for years
included III the above resolution
must pay the same on or before
April 18th, 1902, or the proper
ties will be advertised for sale.
The additional costs of the sale
must be paid after that date.
HORACE &. RETTEW,
m2O-2N Receiver of Taxes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
FOR RENT.

or hENl--A slX ROOM HOUSE WITH
l. blh, No. Il! las l.th street, reat $l4s
PER month. Apply to Mrs. a. e. kerbaugh,
eVo Snlp'ey street. ml4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
E;amnrG IVA. color anyUhih. any colo
ElaEiVlu UJCS Never fail. Acver raj
vii. e ,ge in Farming

Charles NJ. Pyle, who formerly re-
sided at C0nslocken, Pa, writes to
hayc his REPUBLICAN changed to
North Wales, Pa. lie says after
working at the rolling mill business
for IA years he has become tired and
has rented a large farm. Ii is one of
the best in Montgomery County. He
says that he likes the paper and is
anxious that it Should be sent to his
new address.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
FREE illustrated d BOOK
THE EYE
AND ITS CARE
HARRY e. THOMAS & co.,
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ASK FOR ~.
NIL col tn tI sat
The nullcniIeck Trial.

HUDSON. y. y, April S.-.A jury
having Been completed on Saturday to
Dry Willis, Burton and Fred Van Wor-
mer on The charge that they shot to
death their uncle. Peter 4. IIallenbeck,
OH Christmas eve last, the case was be-
gun in earnest. District Attorney Al.
fred B. t'harr made the opening Hd-
dress. lie rehears,d the details Of the
crime, telling how Hallrnbeck was call
cd to his door and killrd. Several wit
nrsscs were caiIcd including Margaret
IIallcnbeck, widow Of the murdered
llan,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Blizzard In Wisconsin.

PLAINFIELD. Wis. April S.-A ter
rife April blizzard prevails furiously
over central Wisconsin. Snow has
been falling and Il high wind prevail
ing all day, and ii is very cold. 1t IL
the worst storm of the winter.