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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
OPENS HOUSE
TO ALL IRA MPS

Middletown, N. Y, Jan. 3.-Mat-
thew Walpole, Sullivan county
farmer, declares that no one shall
ever bo refused food at his home.
A tramp who had been turned away
stopped Walpole's runaway horses
and saved his wife and children.
Unable to check their speed Mrs,
Walpole dropped the relns, and
SEEING the little ones, screamed
for help. A tramp sprang to the
centre OF tho road,
and seized both animals BY the
brides, clung to them until they
stopped. Mrs. Walpole recognized
him as the man that had asked for
breakfast at her home aud had
been summarily dismissed. Sha
invited him to return and Walpole
gave him a hearty dinner aud q
suit Of clothes. The tramp said
he was oucc prominent horseman
in the West.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Killed " hiie Coming From Mclli <

Chester, Pa, Jan. ,. While
attempting to board the news
paper train this morning. the New
York and Washington express,
train struck john Ryan, Of No.
1928 West Second street, and
Charles ConNory, Of No, 2li vii
son street. RyanS skull was
fractured, and lie died ON the way
to the Chester Hospital %mnry
wastllrown against the watch box
and escaped with bruises t" his
ankle. The Young mrlt had just
returned from the wedding and con
cludcd to take the new >lmprr train
and get off M I'hurluw. A. the
train caine iIthrv ran on the track
failing to see the Washington eX-
press.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Five lay Han, Toyriher

Leave worth, Kan. Jan. "A
Cour2convened to-day in the library
Of the United States nenrtentiary Tor
the arraignment OF November 7,
who are implicated in the killing OF
Guard j B. Waldrupc.
The mutlnccrs, II in Number
were brought i'll. each wcarIng.ball
anl chain, and the io!Iown. men
were arraigncd on the charge OF
murder in The tir st degree; Turner
Barnes, Bob Clark, Frank Thomp-
son Gilbert Mulln aud Fred Robin
son. -Four others, who have not
yet been captured, are included in
the charge. Each Of the prisoners
entered a plea oil not guilty. The
trial will be held IN the prison IL
brary tomorrow.
Warden NccInuyhry denies that
guard, are resigning ior fear OF
their lives.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
SWEETHEART I
UNTRUE

Philadelphia, ,Jan3.-The finding Of
pretty nineteen.ycar old Julia Roth,
almost ltfeless, in her home, No 1925
Cresson ST., Manayunk, this morning
with the gas jet turned on full, has
disclosed little romance in which a
heartbroken maiden aud a faith.
less lover across the seas are the cen.
tral figures.
Aroused from his sleep at 8. 30 this
morning, j. Roth, who, withhls sister
occupies two rooms on the upper tlooT
of the house on CressOn street, soon
noticed that the almost suffocatine
smell came from his sister 'sroom. He
called boarder, Charles Schiller, and
they soon broke open the doubly lock.
ed door and found the girl lying across
the bed apparently lifeless. /.
The Manayunk patrol was sent for,
and the girl was takento st. Timothy
Hospital, where DR.. Staab, gives
hope for her recovery, although she
is in acritical condition. i,
Julia Roth, a pretty brunette, came
to this country from Austria with her
brother three years ago, leaving be.
hind a lover who had promised to be
faithful. in spite of the distance that
separated them. Homcsick and un.
able to bear furthur separation from
her friend, she went back to Austri&
few months ago., only to find that
her promised husband had married
another girl during her absence. !,
Heartbroken and Respondent, the 1lltF
ed girl came back to her brother two
weeks ago.
So changed was her manner as to
attract the attention Of the neighbors.,
Her flashing eyes had lost their brll-
liancy, and the pallor of her cheeks
showed only too plainly the sorrow she
was trying to bury in her heart. In
spite Of their every effort they have
been unable to awaken interest In the
many little incidents that made her
life a joyous one previous to the dis.
covery Of her lovers faithlessness.
The brother says that when she
has recovered he will take her to her
home in Austria.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Tho car iiaa R,rl.as ,ier Brother:

~ SSA Ab00 &AssuV0A htSs - VS~Vss4 -
New York, Jan. "a trolley
car ran over and killed George
Briggs, twelve years old, at South
ern Boulevard and 134th ST., Hast
night, and Jennie Briggs, eighteen
years old, pressing her way
through the crowd to learn the
cause Of the excitement, looked
down upon the distorted features
Of her dead brother.
With a scream she threw her.
self upon the pavement and tried
to drag the body from beneath
the car. Friends led her away and
workman after jacking up the car
succeeded in drawing the body
out and bore it to the police station
The sister carried home the sad
news to a home already burdened
with woe. She and her brother
We're the sole support of on invalid
mother, whose husband deserted
her year ago. They live at 1000
E. l34th ST., and with Georges 81
per week and Jennie's $5, earned
at the Bronx Steam Laundry they
have barley managed to make ends
meet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
PUBLICITY
REFUSED.
Investigation Will Con"
tinue Behind Closed
Doors,

The Police Commissioner has re.
fused the request Of J. 7. Nields for
public hearing Of Chief Massey s
defense. Mr. Nields yesterday held
conference with President James
B. Clarkson at the City Hall, verbal.
ly requested that the testimony to
be introduced 10 the defense of Mas
sey be heard in public.
Mr. Clarkson could not at that time
make any answer to the request but
II Mr.. NIelds would present it in
writing the sense of the commission
conld be obtained. Accordingly Mr..
Nields drew up the following letter
and submitted 1t to them.
Mr.. James B. Clarkson, President
Board of Police Commissioners.
Sir: | hereby request that the
tes timony'fn defense before the Pc.
lice Commission now Investigating
charges against Eugene Massey,
chief of police, be heard In public.
1t was expressly understood that
the secrecy heretofore observed
was to enable the commission to
secure the attendance OF certain
witnesses who would not otherwise
testify. l shall produce no such
witnesses and only desired that
openess which is an element OF fair
play. Very respectfully,
John P. Nields.
This letter was discussed at length
and the following reply was made:
John =. Nields, Esq, Attorney for
Chief OF Police, Eugene Massey.
Dear Sir:-ln reply to your letter
of the End inst, addressed to the
President Of the Board of Police Com
missioners, we wish to remind you
that when this investigation was
suggested your client expressed
preference for private hearing and
it was so ordered; now, when you be.
lieve that all the testimony is in that
would be prejud'cial to his interest,
YOU ask that your witnesses. and
they only, be heard in public. We
have therefore conceded everything
you asked, but we consider this re.
quest an unfair attempt on your part
to enlist public sympathy in behalf
of your client. For this reason we
have decided that the investigation
must continue as 1t began. When
ended We are willing that all the tes-
tlmony taken In the case be given to
the. public. Respectfully yours,
James B. Garrison,
Charles Il. Jones.
Police Commissioners.
Many persons had dctided on at
tending the meeting tonight when it
was stated that it would he open to
the pabllc and were much disappoint-
ed when they learned that the meet
ting would continue behind closed
doors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
GOLDEN " EDDISG.

A half century ago Clarke Webster
IIancc. ut that time prominent
young man Of Ogden, led TO the altar
Miss Margaret lisglns Of rhiladel-
phia.
On Tuesday evening they observed
the golden anniversary of their mar
riagc by entertaining immediate rel
atives at their home In Ogden.
The relatives present Included: J.
Wesley Hanee and wife Of Whining
ron, Del; Thomas Ilinkson and wife,
of Booths Corner; Miss Mary Ilg-
gins, Of WestChester; Messrs. George
and Samuel Hance, Of Ogden; Miss
Emma Hance, William Hance OF Og-
den, c, Webster ITance and wife and
Howard IIance Of Chelsea.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Ut Airs.

TAYl .oE-In Talleyville. Del, on Jan. I'd,
William III H. Taylor aged 80 yenrs
Relatives and friends all old soldiers and
Ladies' OF the U. V. l.. are invited to attend
the funeral seryi ces at his late residence, Ial-
leyvilie OH Monday Jan. 9Th, ate o'clock q.
III. Interment at Vest Chester, Pa. w cat
Chester pspers plense copy.
CLOUD in this city on January 8, 1902, Allen
W. Clond. aged "a years
Relatives aud friends arc respectfully linvit.
cd to attend the funeral service at the res!-
dence Of his mother. Mra Margaret J. Cloud
No. 15U5 Adams street. OH klond y afternoon
Jan. 9th, at 23O o'clock. lntermen. at VIII
mingtoh and Brandywine cemetery.
PARrY- In this city on Jan. /, 1902 Mary
widow Of the late Oliver H. Parry. in her
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence 1915
ShaiIcross ave- nue. on Sunday, afternoon, Jan.
18th. ut o'clock 1nterment AZ Bethel M. Ii.
cemetery, Del.
CLCUSEIl--At Marshallton Del, on Jan. !.
l002 william H. Clouser. aged "a ears
llRelatives, friends and membsr. of Andas
TAXA Tribe No. IA. l. .. X. NJ. are invited to
Of his mother, at Narshallton OH sunday
afternoon, Jan, 9th, ut | O'Clock, lnterment
at ST. James cemetery, Newport
CHANlBE3S-In this city on Dec. 81, 1901.
Ellen. widow Of the late Geo. Z. Chambers.
in her 4oth year.
FelnllFes anu Ifl6huS OF tne Iamlly are
invited to attend the funeral services at the
residence OF her sister, Mrs. John Hughes.
No. 923 Shipley street on Friday afternoon.
Jan. at | o'clock sharp. lnterment at
Presbyterian ce inetery, New Castle. Del !, by
trolley.
OCON NOR-In this city on Jan. 1st. 1902,
James T., son OF Bridget and the late Tim.
othy OConnor.
Relatives an d friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his mother
No. 23l Monroe street, on Saturday morning,
Jan. 4, at . o'clock High mass a. st. Pauls
Church lnterment at new Cathedral cent.
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
SURPRISE PARTY,

Mrs. Lawrence Rash and Mrs w.
L. Stldham, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Pretty man, rendered
them a surprise party at their home
on West Second Street in honor OF
their wedding anniversary.
Mr.. w. B. Prettyman IT,, wife
and daughter Of Philadelphia, were
present.
The entertainment consisted Of
music and dancing. The guests num-
bered about twenty-five in number.
M1. J. Ewing rendered some fine Sc
lections on the plano.
Absut ll.3O all were invited into
the dining room. where they all par.
took heartily Of sandwiches, coffee,
cake, Ice crerm and fruit, which were
served in abundance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
{, B, RILEY

We have IS silk Waists in
pink, green, old rose, lavender,
regular price $500, $3.50 and
$500. We have reduced them
to $3.50.
2 dozen outing flannel and
hannelette waists reduced from
50 cents to 80 cents.
$500 and 500 walking
skirts now $500.
8 and 10 cent quality print
ed cashmere reduced to 7 cts.
1000 yards of embroidery
edge and insertion reduced.
They range in price from 8
cents to % cents Il yard.
sand s cent quality Tor
chon laces now 81 cents a yard
10 and II cent quality Tor
chon lace now 5 cents.
Our S1.25 heavy white mar
SALES pattern bcdspread now
9j cents.
Mems black hosiery worth
~! cents at 3 pairs for 25
cents.
12t cent quality silkoline re-
duced to u cents.
Children's white wool pants
and drawers, no vests, regular
prices so, 60 and 65 cents,
sizes "a to "a reduced to 25
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
CHANGED u
THE LOCK
Trouble in the Depart.
ment OF Elections.

The rupture in the Department d
the Elections. over the appointment
of clerk, has grown to such an extent
that the members no longer care to
keep up an appearance of good fellow
ship, 1t has now developed
that the democratic members are SO
angry with the Republican ones that
they do not care to allow them in the
Office by themselves less they do some
serious to their cause.
The trouble started with appoint
ment of Joseph E. Wigglesworth as
clerk by the Republican members who
are in the majority, while their op-
punents held that Charles Thomas
was already in that position and could
not lawfully be removed. Now to
keep Mr.. Wiggicsworth out of the
office at Seventh and Shipley streets
or to stop him from going their with
out the consent, the lock on the door
was changed and not one of the Re-
republican, members were given a
KEY.
Of course this would in no wise
interfere with the majority of the
department holding a meeting az
they could meet anywhere, but
it makes things unpleasant
When seen this morning Mr..
Wlggles esworth at first denied hav-
ing any knowledge OF the changing
of the lock but later admitted that
he knew it had been done.
He could not see the purpose Of
it, but though that the Republican
members would be presented with
keys. Some OF the members were
not al the last meeting he said and
perhaps that is the reason that they
have not got their keys nov.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
HE'LL A RElEpIINN.

A reception was given at the home
of j. C. IIinkson, No. 100 Tatna'l
Street, on Tuesday evening, in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Eetterolf, who
were recently married.
An excellent graphophone enter
tainment was given 10y d. Locker
man.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. joseph Fell, Mrs, Penning-
ton, Mrs. IL. Yergcr, Mr.. and Mrs.
&c rye +. Stark, MI. and Mrs. j. c,
Iinkson, Misses Pennington, S. Nc
Dowe1, n. Titus, Edith Stark, Ella
Money. Mamie Stark, May Sherwood,
Mcssrs Kelley, Howard Ilufnal, B.
Lockerman, Clarence Byler, and Clar-
eurn Stark
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
JOHN LYNN
RESIGNS

,Ioha Lynn has formally resigned
his position as Levy Court Commis-
sioner aud today the following let
ters were given for publication:
Wilmington, Del.
Jan. 3. 1902.
Levy Court Of New Castle county
-Gentlemen:--I do hereby resign
my office as Levy Court Commits
sioner for New Castle county. to
take effect immediately.
.Iohn Lynn,
To Governor Hum Mr.. Lynn
sent the following:
Wilmington. Del.
Jan. 3. 1902
His Excellencv. the Governor:
Dear Sir:--l hereby resign nv
Office ol Levy Court Commits soner
for New Castle county, to take ef.
feet imme' lately. have forwarded
copy also the Levy Court OF New
Castle county. John Lynn.
This action on the part OF Mr..
Lynn will save the Governor the
annoyance OF removing him and
will also allow him to appoint an.
other man Immediately. There is
much conjecture as to who will
succeed Lynn.
S. Frank Ewart, Jas. M. Shakes
peare, II. Clayton White. State Sen
ator Groves, Representative Frank
Ewing, Richard G. Bucking ham
and a number of others are all will.
lug to accept the position.
When Gov. Hum shakes the tree
1t is hard to say at this time, into
whose lap the plum may fall.
Many politicians have been in
i'll Dover during the past few weeks
urging the appointment OF their Ia
vorites.
Yesterday among those who were
noticed to call upon his Exccllency
we're Winfield S. Quigley, Isaac El
lott and Alfred Gawthrop
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Sues I or 40 Pounds Lost Flesh.

Chicago, Ill.,, Jan Miss Lizzie
Miller, IA comcly Wisconsin girl, has
sticd Henry j. llucning for alleged
breach of promise. The popularity
ul The action is the charge by Miss
MIIlcr that worry over the dllatorl-
nc,, uf her recent lover caused her to
lose 30 pounds of flesh, which accord
iug to the amuun, sued for, she val
ucj at *lGG, ,G6 % Il pound.
For five years Miss Miller consider
I'd herself the ailiauccd bride OF lielln-
inc, and then he married another
Woman, whcrcup"n the deserted one
began to lose flesh until she had
shrunkcn 80 pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Protecting Troops.

Barcelona, Jan. 3.-The strike
situation here is so alarming that
large reinforcements Of troops have
been concentrated in and about the
city. The strikers now number
10000. Several persons have
been killed and score several
hurt in the street riots which have
been suppressed with difficulty by
the police.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
THE A. 0. U. ".
MOVES ON WARD

Members OF the Ancient Order oil
United Workmen are interes ted ia
the address, delivered BY ATTORNEY
j. W. Kinsey at the New Years
banquet OF Diamond Lodge at Do
YER, Mr.. Kinsey is to member of
the Advisory Committee Of the Su-
preme Lodge. During his address
he said iu part:
! "The order 10 Delaware has at.
tracted great deal OF favora able
comment; it has. indeed, always
been said that Delaware has in
variably done more than her part
for the upbuildiug OF this order.
Thelsociety has gone on and on
Antil today, counting the total mem
sbership OF tine order together with
our Degree OF Honor, we have over
half a million.
"To those Of you who know OF the
A. Q.|U. W., except your assess
nnent notice, let me ask do yol
know what it Means to be a work
man? 1t means that twelve times
every day a workman drops from
the lines while we tenderly Law him
aside aud pay his bene[eiarles,
the protection which we suaran-
tee. Have We any apologies to
make that we are wiling to devote
some OF our time and money to the
support OF this society!
Referring to the Degree OF Honor
tho woman's branch of the order,
Mr. Kinsey said;
"Before l close | want to make
another matter plain to you-that
10 our Degree Of Honor Now you
may think this is Of very little i'm.
portance 10 you, but let ne tell
you, it is.
"Who are the bene6ciar,es of
this order? They are the wives or
children OF workmen. Are there
any persons living who ought to
have kludlier interest than they!
Let them into our operations and
III guarantee that the number Of
suspensions will greatly decreaae.
"Aud again there are acts Of
charity that money cou'd not buy
that you could not get through the
church organization and il you
will search the records Of every
passing day you w'll find these
acts of priceless love that eau only
come fraternal societies.
'Many of YOU can be Kind and
helpful 10 each her 10 sickness or
accident, and vet how much more
good can the women of an auxiliary
society perform IN these emergen-
cies. don't hesitate to saw tor a
moment that the llvelest urisdic-
tions which we have in this order
are those where the Degree Of
Honor is established.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Kills Three Men.

P;,rkersburg, W. Va, Jan. 3d.
Three men were scalded to death
in Il boiler explosion here this morn
ing. Several other men were Sc
severely injured and taken to the
hospital. The names Of the vic-
Tins have not yet been reported.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
kStaiA1n Aurnt III

John c. SchIvIcr, who has Tor
over 30 years was station agent Of
the pennsv vania Railroad ut New
ark, IS lying very 10" and IS not
expected 10 live over the night. lie
is so years OF age and has been fail
rnp Tor sometime. Mr.. NCh!v!er was
ono o the first stal'"u agents on
hts line, TO start the planting Of
flowers IN front OF the depot. lie
owed flowers very mach and spent
h,e ,pare time 10 keeping the bed
ia he front ot the station clear OF
XecNa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
On the Lucky Number.

The doll offered by Goldstein' $
reliable shoe store, II Il. 3d street
through the check system wasdrawn
by Gl. The person holding check
bearing that number should pre-
sent same. The drawing was by
Misses Nellie and Mary Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

1PER ATORS - WANTED GIRLS AND
" women as oper Alprs On sewn machines
on rlabed knit underwear NeY KulttinX
M ills 4U5 ana IU1 n; liti ,,treet, py3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

L'OK SALE-ElGllT la HE l1An3 @.
II huN:,chod suc u, from a ih!Ai"!pnla,
Pa storage Goa rHny tohs'a''hh vi w"
Lnglan sra0d v!ano, cost Soo' car pr;c'
t.J, fine 4va + envh plat mirror ebony 'lii'
i-liuj chitionlct WITH bcvc! mirrors Z" va
md walnut ct!uinL-r suits !! elcGuht I'r'ol
suits in. euniariel be19ioadt, odd hurrn'1'
and stands, tine squire ard 'Hirh@luil i'tN'' +.
4 to ~ lout, .w, ii r,ut -IIthuhrun, hiEil "a Il
chars cabinets. u1rlsht b"okras" sultah :
tr, office usu ,utt-I cuush"s c'rN chair,
fancy rurktr, hail stands, very rWcl' i"'h
lur beds !. tirr toned organs and lout 60!
Irr restaurant steamer; Ep.u assortment ;"
stoy suGu a- Victor Cook, queen f"lh"r an
CthtIIU double heater wood, gas, OIL ant
room stoves. cniprt-, oilcIUtti', nhtt!he u!
kluus and -iArs Of fancy rug; lOp pieces
antique turutiure. lac .utinE bonIi' h-ra = et'
tu,,ra claw foot tables and sd honrie, c"i
unn and swJl front bureaus high back hN
scat hail chairs anlirons tuns1, hsh bp} '
ue,Ks chests oI drawers. dining ana card IN
tIr- clocks, pcwt' pots ral" emma an.
gIu--w are at hpAlahon bi %, NO ~; hih'
.trurt Drim phUur l2!d b y A; l0J A.
Al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Reward Offered,

a black mare with white hind
feet and white SPOT on forehead
with buggy and set Of harness
were stolen from the residence Of
Ben ami n Lebone's stable on Ken
nett pike on Saturday. December
2Slh, A reward OF s25 10 offered
tor the return Of the stolen prop.
q rfu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
FIFTH ANNINERSARI.

The Democratic League Of Della
wa.e, las issued very neat invita-
tion to its friends requesting their
presence at the fifth anniversary re-
ception In German Hall on Thursday
evening, January9.
The committee in charge is; Geo.
NJ. Gillespie, Chairman; John }. Bee.
han, secretary, W. +. Landthaler,
w G. Grothaus, Harry e. Ware,
Dennis Harkins, Charles Swayne.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Brick Layers Demand.

Washington, Jan. 3.--The
threatened strike of sixty brick
layers employed in the con-
struction of the new Govern
ment Printing Office will not
occur. The men demanded
pay for the half-holiday before
January 1, These men are
per diem employees, and it has
been held cannot be paid for
this time, except by special ac-
ton Of Congress. They are
now preparing to ask such ac-
ton, as well as for pay for the
three days they were laid off at
the time Of the funeral of Pres
idcnt Mckinley. The latter
period Of idleness was enforced
by the Government, while in
the case of New Years the men
were given their choice Of
working or not. They retus-
ed t" work, and there is no like
lihood Of their being paid for
the time lost. They all signed
the pay roll last night, and
were paid in full for all time
made to December 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
INFORMAL AT HOME.

Miss Jeanette EUkman. of Welles-
ley College who has spent the holi-
days with her parents, at No. 1909
Gilpin avenue, will give an informal
at home reception to her friends from
3 to 5 o'clock this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
COLLEGE STUDENTS HOME.

Herbert Thatcher, Edwin Robin
sun, and Miss Anna Nichols, all of
whom are attending Swarthmore, will
raturn to school on Monday, after
spending the holidays with their par
ents in this city.
Glen Readenkopf Of Lafayette, Har-
Ian Hudson and Newlin GaNthrop Of
Lchigh, and Gregg Dandy Of Prince
ton, Will all return to school on Mon
dav after IA pleasant visit to their
parents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

A7C.IlCE-TO THE MEllRERS or Ttlf
~ Mutual tire insuranG" { 'mphny ut I'c'
ter County. IhN undtr-Ignr VIII !" AT iht
follow Ing places during the month+ Ct l'"ren
D,r, 1907 and January l@}2, 'or toe ll rnN'
of r. ryIuy the Iu.lla rr far tio year !9I!
tru'r,vill", Da.tun's store, VA UWuAN, l''
cenh"r !,th, 1901,
D.nwnr" Clty, Eubnaon Hou-e, tHlrs !"'
January !, lHJ:.
Stnn,ou, Saxtuu's Hotel. Monday, January
tt, l1t+.
Ncwrort National ian%, Thar day n"'
Fr day, january . and 10. lU!,
haI N ,rLut street, MIUulnstnn AL othci
d.ya W. II, ROBINSON,
In,inf, AgcNi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Mad Dog on Rampage.

Dubois, Pa. Jan. "A mad doc
at Luthcr>blrg to-day bit a man
named Anderson. badly laccra ting
both his hands IL fourteen year old
boy named Draukrr. Whu>c arn and
shoulder were lcalfuly torn, several
dogs and Il horoc before he was put
t. death.