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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
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DANCE AT DOVER.

Dover, DEL, Dec. 81. rhe Hotel
Richardson was ablaze with light to-
night for the annual dance Of the
young men Of the town to their
friends.
Thehotel was also beautifully dec.
Grated and the handsome gowns Of
the women blended with the Christ
mas greens, making beautiful scene.
There were two hundred young peo-
pie present from all parts OF the state,
besides Dover and Wilmington, and
they tripped the light fantastic toe to
the strains Of music played by Sig
nor Setoro Of Philadelphia, the we'll
known larpist and his orchestra Of
eight pieces. Dancing commenced
at 8. 80 and continued until the new
year was ushered in.
The patronesses. all prominent Do.
yer society women, we're Mrs. John
r. Nicholson, Mrs. r. n. Kenney,
Mrs. r. l.. Holiday, Mrs. Henry
Ridsely. Mrs. j. n. Wilson, Mrs.
Daniel Mitflin and Mrs. J. II. Hever-
in.
The committee composed these Do
YER men: II. Ridgely Harrington,
James salisbury, W. I. Smithers,
Jr., S. Maxwell Harrington, Amos T.
Cole William d. Denney, Frank c.
Smith, Henry P. Jones and }. Ed.
ward Beck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
FL qucnt Letter From sChIey

Cumberland, Md, Dec, 81
I'll" pupils of the Central. High
School, 1T l.pntruniug have rocriy-
ell Il letter from Admiral Schiry
thanking him for resolution, sent
to him. In the course of the letter
the Admiral SAYS,
This tribute Of devotion touches
a sweet chord Of the sympathy
and lul" | hold 50 closely in my
alrutunfor thr Younger ones who
trn preparing totakr om places in
time and turn. Ny soul goes out
to them in their toiIiug over the
tasks they HAY" 10 accomplish, and
III no less degree to the patient
instructors who So flithlulIy strive
fur the best RESULTS. ! 4NmpntlliHr
50 mUrh with the students, for |
yet remember that in the hcylay
OF my Young life my love Of study
increased i'll the exact ratio of the
squire of the distance which
separated ne from study.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

OF DOGS

Strange though it may seem, 10.
day is the first OF the dog days Ia
Wilmington. Every dog, from the
thoroughbred to the tramp that
spends his evenings in the lumber
yards, will enjoy a vacation for the
next 20 days. But after hat date
Dog Catcher kopp and his assist
ant will declare war on all unreg-
istered dogs.
Officer Isaac England has been
detailed to register the dogs and
will do so daily during the mouth
of January, from g. 80 IA. N. until
$50 p. m. The FIRST register was
given this morning to Clement B.
Hallam and the second. fourth and
fifth tags went to James Bowers,
No. Oil Shallcross avenue.
Dog Catcher kopp secured No. 3,
while Wilmer Taylor Of No. 302
King street, obtained No. 7 Tor his
dog, which is named Washing ton
alter the Washington Fire Co. No.
l. Chief of Police Massey has tug
No. 3.
James Shobe Of No. Ola Washing
ton street secured a register tag
or his famous dog Coxey. He sta
ted when he approached Officer
Eng lands desk that he wished to
introduce candidate for the free
dom Of the city OF Wilmington.
Joxey was a puppy 8 years ago
when Coxev's army passed through
Wilmington. Coxey accompanies
Mr. Shobe TO Philadelphia and is
considered one of :he finest pugs ia
he city.
Dog Catcher Kopp says that the
;ity received less money IRON the
registration Of dogs in 1901 than
Turing the previous year.
After February lst, he will not
'otify any owner Of dog. but will
imply swear out a warrant charg.
ng him with liar boring au unregis
cred dog.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Stcn nship Declared a Pirate.

Caracas, Dee. 31.-Thc official
Can"ttr publishes Il decree to-day
signed by President Castro, in
which the steamer Libertador form
arly the Ban Righ, is declared to
be a pirate.
The Government of Venezuela
has offered reward of $4,000
and the cargo she carries to the
Venezuelan or foreign ship which
Shall 5eiIo the Librrtador The
Lihcrtadm is being used in the
interests pf the revolution against
Castro Of which General Mato- is
the reputcd leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
PHIL LADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.

There is renewed activity in mu-
sical circles IN anticipation oil a
aplendid performance by the phila-
delphia Orchestra at its second
Wilmington concert which occurs
in the Grand Opera House ON the
evening of Tuesday January :.
Conductor Scheel aud his emf
nent collection OF instrumentalists
are credited by their supporters in
= Philadelphia with having accom-
plished exceedingly tlattering re-
suits and the conccnsus OF critical
opinion expressed by the musical
revie wers Of the Phi adelpha a
papers following a recent concert
are more than gratifying.
Extracts from are hereby repro
duced ana their tone should go a
long way towards assuring our mu-
sic lovers that musical feast Of
rare en- oy ment is in prospect,
Mr. Harvey Watts. musical critic
OF the Press, in the issue OF that
paper, dated December 2lnd says:
"Both conductor and Orchestra
have a way completing attention
and arousing interest. Those who
are missing the concerts are loos-
ing opportunities at mis,cal enjoy
ment
Mr.. Antisdel writes in the Rec
erd Of the same date, as follows:
"The Philadelphia Orchestra
steadily gains IN ensemble 10 eth-
cheney and convinccs its listeners
more and than this city has. in
this organization. the proper nu-
cleous tor an ideal orchestra. The
prog grammes were rendered in an
admirable style.
Speaking OF Conductor Scheel he
continues: "llis accents through
out were emphatic and temper
mentally expressive. Hardly the
gre ter praise could be reasonably
expected from these and the other
gentlemen whose quotations fol-
low
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
He GOT AN INVITATION.
The Prospective SOn-iH-Inv Aske
His Prospective PA to Attend
the Wedding.

SIT was titled some time ago thR
he was t1 marry my daughter" said
the fatlcr Of II girl of the period, but
1t yet remained for the Young maj
TO get my consent. It was merely :
forma!ity, however. aN | hat cut nc
figure whatever during the campaign
my girl arranging matters to suit her
self, without consulting me or ms
wishes.
''NoW, remembered with what
trcpidation ! had approached my
witc'S father when | asked him fol
her hand, and made up my mind that
when the young man showed up to
ask me for my daughters hand |
would have revenge. not only for what
I had TO pass through when urged
my suit, but for being showed to the
background during the present pro.
ceedngs.
"WelI, he called nt my Office yester.
day and told my Office boy to adlni'
him and leave MS alone and see that W.
were not disturbed.
Just dropped ir.' said he, easily
declining to take a seat, TO tell YOU
that am going to marry your daugh
ter the middle of next month II vii
be an informal affair. so you may con
slider yourself invited without further
notice. Good day
'l'rfore I could catch my breath he
was gone" continued the father, ac
cordjng to the Drtroi, Free Press
"and when complained to my daugh
ter about his treatment of me, all III,
comfort | got was that | could con
slider myself fortunate in getting an
imitation, rs il was to be Il vcry OK.
elusive affair"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
00od Resolutions,

Muggins and Buggns those are
not their real names, Of course, but
they will answer--are great chums.
Mugglns, with the approach Of the
new year, was seized with the spirit
Of reformation and decided that 1t
would be a good thing If Buggins
would join him. So he drew up two
sets OF resolutions, one of which he
submitted to his chllm. Each was
to atflx his signature and the com.
pact was to hold good for year.
Here is what Mugglns signed:
l will drink nothing intoxicating.
will not smoke.
| will not play poker.
| will not swear.
| will 60 to bed early.
| will not borrow money.
Here is what the unregenerate
Buggins signed:
| Will drink nothing intoxicating
unless some one else pays for it.
! will not smoke-dope.
! will not play pokcr--for fun.
| will not Swear-otf.
l will go to bed eariy-when there
is nothing doing.
l will not borrow money--unless |
need it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
CIGARETTE Z
CAUSES FIRE

New York, Jan. miners
Eighth Avenue Theatre was des-
troyed by fire early this morning.
The Merry Maidens brlesque
show had given a prolonged per-
formance and the audience had
been out of the place less than half
all honr, when the blaze broke
forth. 1t was caused by Il lighted
cigarette which chorus girl had
dropped in the scenery.
A beyy of chorus girls, half
dressed, and the theatre employ
were driven out into the freezing
weather. The loss is estimated
at 100000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Scored A Victory,

Minneapolis. MIMI. Jan. l.
Judge Lochren oil the United States
Circuit Court, yesterday dissolved
the temporary injunction issued in
the case of Peter Power against
the Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany BY Judge Elliott, Of the Dis
trict Court of Henuepin county, on
Monday.
After the decision was made
orally by Judge Lochreu at the
close OF a days argument BY the
attorneys for both sides, an effort
was made by the plaintiff q attor-
neys 10 have the court fix the
amount Of bond but the Judge re.
fused to allow superscdeas bond
IN any amount to be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Told What lie W0S LINING

City Councilman George A Willis
was making tour Of the Seventh
Ward yesterday when he was accost.
ed by a member Of the Police Com
mission.
lie sald,as he addressed Mr.. Willis,
'IIelo, What are you doing out here?
Quick as flash Mr.. Willis replied. 1t
was reported to the Crematory Com
mittee of City Council that there was
bad stencil out this way. | want to
find whether it is emanating from ln-
collected garbage or from the police
circles. The commissioner asked no
more questions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
FIFTY YEARS
AN ENGINEER

John II. Wier has been an engi-
neer for fifty years. He IS one OF
the most honored of the employs OF
the Harlan and HolIingsworth
Company Last evening shortly
before quitting time the superin-
tendent OF the foundry departmen!
called the moulders and helpers
together and marched over TO where
Engineer Wler was stationed In
a few we'll chosen words he con-
graduated Mr.. Wier supon round
ing out half a century as engineer
in the big plant. lie then present.
ed Mr.. Wier " ith $50 gold piece
and all the men were presented
with cigars Each man congratu-
lated the engineer and wished him
many happy New Years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

City Solicitor Reinhardt has
forwarded a charge against Rev
+. B. Short pastor OF Epworth
NJ. Z. Church to be investigated
by the Wilmington Conference
when it meets next Spring. His
allegations being that the pastor
mentioned performed a marriage
ceremony recently where the bride
Virginia Hollis was but l3 years
of age. He says that such thing
should not be tolerated in Wilmin-
gton. The child was held in $500
bail as a witness to appear in the
Municipal Court against Charles
Elliott for violation Of the age Of
consent law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
CHARGE AGAINST
q: :: REV, E.B. SHORT.
City Solicitor Renhardt Has Forwarded a Charge
Against Rev. F. B. Short, Pastor of Ep-
worth N. E. church.

The parties were bailed ont,
license secured and the ceremony
performed that made them man
and wife.
When the case was called in the
Municipal court Virginia being the
prisoners wife was an incompet-
ent>~itness. Judge Churchmi n
after continuing the case for a
week was obliged to dismiss it.
The reason of the charge preferred
against Mr.. Short is that he was,~
a party to the wedding which de-
feated what the City Solicitor
says were the ends of justice. He
does not propose to allow such
case to go unnoticed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Pardons From The sident.

Washington. Dec. 3l.-rhree applioa
lions for pardons were returned to Pardon
CLERK Easily Smith, of tho Department
of Justice, % day. marked on the back
denied, u. ~ On the duy before five
came back with tho same annexation.
Pardons from President Roosevelt Arc
few and far botween, He shows slight dis
position to exercise executive cIsinepcy
In tho first two months OF his admins
tration he refused fifty applications, which
would equal a record OF 800 for ycar
President Mckinley averaged 100 refusais
year. He marked deniaIs with thy
word denied" signing "McK." When be
granted pardon no u.ed the word grant
ed President Roosevelt marks them
pardon"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VOGEL'S BIG MINSTRELS.

Reports indicate that this sea-
son's offering Of. Jehu' W. Vogel's
idea OF modern ministrelsy has out
classed any effort previously made
by that up-to-date producers. the
critics having waXed almost enthu-
sias,ic over the performance rend.
cred by his big Ministries which
will be seen the Opera House next
Monday night aud much stress is
laid upon the beauty and scenery.
the gorgeousness OF the costu me
and the general excellence OF the
performers. Nogel is reaping a
well merited success, the autlclpa
tory interest manifested here DEM
oustrating the fact that packed
house awaits them.
Arthur Righy, late principal com
edian with Fields Mnstrels, is
now doing principal end with
John W. Nogel's Big Miustrels, his
monologue being one OF the feat
ures in the olio.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Boy Murderei-Sistcr injure1:

Denver, Col. Jan. l. 1.--Anunknown
man last night attacked Harold
Friedbera, aged fifteen, and Florence
his sister, aged sixteen, while they
were skating on small pond near
their home In North Denver. The
boy was struck on the head with an
axe and instantly killed. The girl
was then as saulted Some time la.
ter she recovered consciousness and
reached her home. The police were
notified. The girl gave fair de-
scription of the man. She says sns
bit his finger severely and the police
hope this may aid them In his ap.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Street Car Smash.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-Nine persons
were injured in a collision last
night between a Chicago Junction
switch engIne and an electric street
car at Forty-seven:h and south
Morgan streets. The engine rum
ing at full speed strnck the car cut
ing it IN two.
The car caught fire from the over.
turned stove and two women were
badly burned before they could be
extricated from the wreckage..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
DEAL nS.

CLC USEI,-At Marshallton. Del, on Jan. !.
1902 William H. Cluuser aged "a years
1jhelativss. friends and membsrs OF Andas.
tnku tribe No, IA, |. .. II, NJ. ure invited TO
attend the funeral services ut the residence
Of his mother, at Alarshallton on sunday
alterLoon Jan. 9th. at Ocock. lntermehi
at ST. james cemetery. Newport.
AMBE3S-ln this city on Dec. 81, 1901
Ellen widow of the late Geo. U. Chambers,
IN her 18th year
Relative. ard friends Of the family are
inv ed 10 attend the funeral services Mt the
residence of her sister. Mrs. John hughes
No. Da3 ohipley street. on Friday afternoon.
Jan y at 2 O'clock sharp lnterment at
Presbyterian ce metcry, New Castle. Del by
trolley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
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Havoc BY Flood. In England.

London; January. 1.-Melting
snow has caused the Rivers Wye
and Derwelt to overflow, and the
whole valley of the Derwent pres
ents il scene of desolation unpre-
cedented for 20 years.
Hundreds Of business premises,
hotels and residences are flooded,
and tie occupants of several had
narrow escapes, so rapidly rose the
waters. Ten feet of water covers the
Matlock football ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
m " nN y .,
m - -'r,..- a.
DlSBARRBD,
Ch argos Made Against
Prominent Attorney.

At the meeting Of the New Castle
County Bar Associ alton in the Court
House on Saturday, the ccnsors
committee will re port on the cha rges
laid with them for recommending
the disbarmept Of a prominent at
torney.
Although the name Of the attor-
nev is known to this paper. it is
deemed best to with hold it until
after the association acts.
There was certsin piece of clay
ground that certain parties want.
ed to get possession oil, aud a GER
tain attorney falsified certain rec.
ords in order to accomplish its
sale. He then had Prolhonotory
Sreakman issue writ on which
the Sheriff seized and advertised
it for sale. Before property was sold
howeve. it was necessary to hol d
an inquisiton on it and here again
the attorney had to descend to a
low plane to accomplish his end.
Before an inquisItion can he held
on a persons property it is necess.
airy that al the property be levied
upon.
Now this Attorney changed the
writ issued by the prothonatory to
the sheriff, adding all of the proper
ty possessed by this dcfendent, and
he did then and there make false
writ, which recited that the sheriff
had seized under an execution, all OF
the property Of the defendant, and
that the inqulsitors had a right to
make an examination. The inquiSi.
tion was held but before the proper
ty could he sold the defendant made
an AFFIDAVIT, disclosing the crooked
work OF the plaintiffs attorney which
ives filed.
The attorney made all haste then
to quash his writs and asked the de-
fendanL to Withdraw his affidavit.
The court however had learned of its
contents and ordered 1T 10 be i'm
pounded.
1t was locked up and since that
time none but the advisory committee
has been able to see it.
The act was a heinous one and 1t Is
likely that the association will recon-
mend that the attorney be disbar.ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. John IL. Hubert, OF
No. sol West Fourth Street, announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Margaret M. Hubert, and George
J. Middleton. formerly Of this city,
but nowof Baltimore.
MIR. Middleton is one Of the chief
clerks in the motive power depart.
ment Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company in Baltimore.
The wedding will take place at the
home Of the brides parents. i'll this
city, after which the young couple
will make their home in Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
New Years Gift.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 1.-The cruEer
San Francisco, it is officially announc-
ed, will go into commission next Thurs
day.
She has been at the navy yard thres-
years: $500, 900 has been spent in re-.
pairs and she is now modern vessel
of war.
Her exact destination 10 not 20
far known. A Trustworthy report,
has it that she will join the North
Atlantic Squadron. 5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
A Rf 1ARkABLE RECORD
No Young Man Graduate OF the short
hand Department OF uoIaey
>o!iese Oui OF Employ
nent-Dsmand EN
teeds Supply.

No young man graduate of the
shorthand department Of t,oldry CD!-
leEc is out of employment Il hat is
the record at GpIdcy College January
l, l902.
About ten day, ago. Herbert Ycatcs
of Newport, DEL, completed the
StcnUgraplcrs' Cuul>r at Guidcy COL
lcgc. and in the meantime, has been
referred by the College to eight va
Canrlrs for ntrnugraphcr,.
He tcicphrnrd the College This
morning hat he ha, accepted one Of
these positions that Of Sinnugraphrr
for the Is. X q. railroad, tni, city.
GoIdey College ha, to day two ur.
gent demand, for Young men stem
ogIHphcrS, but has no unemployed
graduate to send.
Business men want >tcmnyrAplIprS
trained at Goid"y College because the
graduates Of thi, College can do
thoroughly satisfactory work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
ENTERTAINED CHOIR.

Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Mammele
last night entertained the choir Of
ST. Stephen s Lutheran Church in an
enjoyable manner at their home, 1902
West Eighth Street.
In the early part of the evening
the choir sang several selections. and
members gave solos. Later all were
invited to a tempting supper.
Shortly before midnight the choir
went to The church. where watch
night service was held.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
DANCE AT LAUREL.

Laurel. Del. Dec. 5l-The young
people Of Laurel are making active
preparations for the banquet and
dance to be given by the Sussex
Club tomorrow night. invitations
having been extended 10 all parts of
lower Delaware. The dance will
take place at the club house, to he
followed by the banquet at Cannon
Hotel. The young men having the
affair In charge are Harry n.
Hearne, n. Elwood Thomson and
Harry B. Jacobs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
CARD HASK EFT.

Mr.. Joseph 4. Pyle who resides on
the GoodIey farm, Is Ill with pleurisy.
DR.. Crossan is in attendance.
Mr.. Robert Smith, formerly OF this
city, but now located in Washington,
d. c., was In our city yesterday. Mr..
Smith has grown gray but has still a
warm feeling for Wilmington.
Bry an is visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. Russell in Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Fine, Il business man of this
city, is visiting in New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
RED MEN SMOKE.

KFD MEN SNiUNE.
Cherokee Tribe, No 4, I. O. r.
NJ, gave smoker and entertain.
ment last evening in their lodge
rooms Of Red Mems Hall
The tribe being the last one to
meet in the old year, had decided to
celebrate in good fashion.
Accordingly Invitations were sent
ont for gathering under the "hunt-
ing moon, thir'y-lirst sun. A large
number of members was present and
were we'll entertained.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

Look for Bullen's Great sale of
Clothing and save money. Having
adjusted our losses will open for
business Thursday afternoon:
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains,
419 Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Very Cordial.

The Guest-There is something very cor.
dial in your husband.
The llostess-Nes, several pousse cafes,
guess, lie came home with pockettu! Of
clovcs.--Chcago Daily News.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
ITyn1ulDpN

Pper-Say, MuggsN watts statu quo,
anyhow?
Muggsy Why. dat's when yol4Ae got de
jay down an are sittin on hm.-philadel.
phia North American
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Married at GIayiOn

Alfred Sodcrgran. Of Philadelphia
AMI Mss Hattie Dcnncy, Of CLAYTON
wcir married this afternoon at the
home Of the bride.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
JAS T.. MULLlN & SONS
Wednesday, January l, 1902
We Wish You
A Happy New Year.

If YOU buy your Tea and Coffee
Of us you will have Il happy year.
Aon will feel good before and after
drinking our Java and Mocha
blend coffee. Try it ii year. The
best 81 cent coffee in the city of
Wilmington,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

is the little colds that grow into bg
colds; tho big colds that end In consu. p
ton and death. Watch the lietls oO. i
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

He who would make fool of him self vii!
find msnh to heIp hin. Danish rroveib.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
!. A . / l..t.

N'ANrE AN EX 'El;lENCEU GIEI
w press feeder On jon presses. Apply
EreIc Prts,e Office, 30 ShIplry street.
lJI If
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

w ANrED-A BOY FROM 10 TO IS YEARS
w of hsr tor 1tu:e. Address with refer.
cnce p, q Box 20. Dbl -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
The thermometer at w. G. Taylcr's
drug store sos King street. to day register
ed ~ follows:
7o'clook ~ O'clock O'Clock
23 20 81

Welcome We look for the
best year in the
1902, business history
Of Wilmington;
Happy eve every yldit; indication n
Ns,,, our city war
" rants such re-
Wan suit and your
1edI' assistance will
help along the
good work. Talk Wilmington
up, get your friends to come
here to trade. Buy everything
here yourself that you can get
suited with. You will save time
you will save annoyance often
and you will help your own
city.
Closed to-day New Years at
noon.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS
9th aad Market. Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

HUBA-WOULD.BE IN vESTORS OR SET
~ tiers, register your wants gratis with
Finance ,iealty Company p. y. Box 72l Ha.
yana Cuba d28 2tre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

\\' ANrED-- WAGON SMITH on PLAIN
w work. McClbo Gs i,arragn dU2tN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
ltli. SAi.l.

NrEHNpOHS WANTED GIRLS AND
~ women 40 operators on Iuwin machines
un ri"hfi ,iHil underwear. Ney Eu TIM
NJ Ills, aJj ana ivi H. lith ,trrst. HLitf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

\S' ASTtlj- A fItSY CLASS WRITE
w Chamnrrmaid: wages and reference
by letter thu, Office. $50