davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1902-10-11
CASTLE MATTERS
EXPLOSION ON
STEAM LAUNCH
Three Persons Scalded-Does
Not Fear Smallpox Epi-
demic
Special 10 the Evenlng To,,rnal

New Castle, Oct. 11.-By the burst
ing OF a steamp pipe on the launch Ida
yesterday three persons were scalded.
the most serious being Walter W. Orr.
who was asleep within few feet OF the
bursting pipe. IL is feared that he in
nailed steam. Carter J. Murtha, owner
or the vessel, and jeremiah McLaugh-
lin, engineer, were also severely scalded
Mrs. Orr appeared to be the coolest OF
the entire party. She calmed other
women and tore her underskirt for
strips for the wounded.
In reference to the cases of smallpox
which recently developed in the West
End, DR.. w. f. Kuntz. acting for tho
Board Of Health; says that he fumigated
the houses and sent the colored pa
uents to the Emergency Hospital. He
says that when patients are sent away
it is not customary to quarantine the
houses He does not believe that tho
disease viii become epidemic.
High School Exercises
In the High School yesterday after
noon the senior and freshmen classes
gave an interesting literary program.
Among ,-- e taking part We're: Robert
McFar d. Who read a paper on
school ,.ary Sullivan, Bachelor" +"
Anna WLittock, My Native Town. "
Lillian Montgomery "A Pleasant Even
ing" Rachel Whittock, "Of What Use
Are Flowers?" Evan Lancaster, 'Satur-
day, Essie Kirby, Coal Strke;" Helen
Hance, "a Day to BE Remembered; 4"
Carrie Clewell, "A Rose in a Coffin. -
Others who took part were: Anna
Winslow, Helena Mahoney, olivia
Lank, Eugenia Knause, Paul Wier,
George Duffy, Lucy Morrison, Edna
Hammel Ellen Gravel, Emily Frazer,
Elsie Stewart, Mary Morrison, Edward
Gormley and John Foster.
While driving from Wilmington j..
+. and l.. Z. Eliason lost a bag Of TIM
othy seed.
The bake which is to given by the
Doughtsn Mission Band in the home
OF Mrs. Mcdaniel this evening prom
ises to be a success.
Two naptha launches came near be-
ing run down just outside of the piers
yesterday morning by the steamer Ma
jor Reybold
Personal Notes
The wedding has been announced Of
Miss Sallie r. Wise to Wilbert Mere
dith The. ceremony will take place il
tn NJ e. Church about November 1.
The straw ride to the Higgins farm,
given by the Epworth League last
evening, was. a pleasant affair, About
fifty couples were present
Mrs. William Myers is i'll.
Miss Anna Mitchell, OF Amsterdam
n. Y, is the guest of her aunts, Mrs
Mary Martin and Mrs. Joseph Dough
erty.
Miss Nellie c. Sullivan has gone tC
Washington, where she will make hel
home.
Evening journal., 1902-10-11
Basket Factory Employees Strike

Special TO thu Evening Journal
Dover. Oct 1.-THE employees of
the basket factory of Bradford Muir
phy. principally the basket makers,
have struck because a new boss whom
they dislike, has been placed over
them.
Evening journal., 1902-10-11
LlI.e Tearlng lhe Hearl

strin gS.-''It is not within the con-
ception ofo man to measure my great
sufferings from heart disease. For
wears l endured almost constant cut
ting and tearing pains about my heart
and many a time would have welcomed
death. DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
has worked a veritable miracle. -
Thomas Hicks. Perth. Ont.-30.
Sold by Miller Drug Company and n
B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1902-10-11
PENSION ATTORNEY.

Coloasl Wainwright, West Seventh
street, pensions increased
Evening journal., 1902-10-11

Central Presbyterian Church has gone
to Washington. Pa. to attend the CEN
tennial exercises Of Washington and
jefferson College. Of which he is an
alumnus.
Evening journal., 1902-10-11

Take three tin cups. fill them partly
with water and balance each one on
the small end Of a funnel. The fun
nels are placed about two feet apart
in "a row on the floor. If one can jump
over all three without spilliag a drcp
of the water. he or she will marry very
soon. If one is tipped over the mar
riage will be postponed; if two, one
win not marry until late in life. II
Evening journal., 1902-10-11

The song IF Christopher Columbus
Hadn't Sailed" which will be sung
with Rice's "Show Girl" which comes
to the Opera House tonight, is one Of
the catchiest of these heard this sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1902-10-11

"The Darling Of the Gods is the
title Of the play in which Blanche
Bates is to be seem under David Be
lasco's management John Luther
Long, of Philadelphia, is the author
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

Members Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic in this county are wondering
at the condition OF affairs whereby Il
member Of that order has been Motif.
ed that he is the owner Of d farm in
the West under grant from the gov
crnmcnt. He is John r. Gallagher
who was member of Third Division
OF the Sixth Maryland and who Is
now crier Of the United States Dis
tricl Court at Wilmington.
He was surprised few days a few
days ago at receiving letter from
n. W. Ward. Of Spring field, Mo,
notifying him that as his claim WAS
not rIil lGO0 acres that he could now
have the desired number Of acres add
ed to hi, claim to bring it up to the
limit.
Mr., Gallagher knows nothing Of the
claim, never made application under
the law for the same and holds no
deed to the property. Some one else
IN MS opinion has impcr,onated him
and bad Il claim Stakcd out
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
An Ancient MOpumc mt,

In the chnrchyard at Bewcastle, Cum
bcrland England IN isolated spot
about twelve miles from any railway
station, IS a monument bearing the in
Scripiun, 'Thn First Year of Ecgfrith,
King Of This Realm. e., A. II. go.
Another Inscription (Rupic) ON the west
side says that it was set up as a
STANDARD Of Victory In Memory Of
Alchtri'h, Lately King" lof Norihum.
hr!a', who played so important II part
Ia the history ut the time.
An interesting account of the cross Is
given in Bishop Brownies work. The
Conversion Of the H"piarchy." He says
that the inscriptions are the earliest
examples known 10 he in existence OF
English literature" and, Cooking TO the
impor'anrc IN the history of the world
OF the conversion Of EngHnd, there Is
no historical monument in these lands
TO ronpar" with the R"wcaStle cross"
The shaft a. il stands Is SQUARE
pillar composed Of single block Of
gruy frees tone fourteen and a half feet
high. The cross head IS gone, but when
entire III" monument must have been
about twenty. one feet high.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
RESCUED FROM
SNOW DRIFT.

Delaware City, Del, Feb. 90
Rev. Father Higgins, pastor OF the
Roman Catholic Church Of this city,
has fully recovered from the effects OF
being snowbound near Reybold sta.
ton Yesterday. Father Higgins re-.
sides at the Catholic Protectury and
wishing to 60 to Wilmington deci ded
it was best 10 drive to the station OF
the New Castle and Delaware City
Electric Railway. Accompanied by
boy from the Protectory he made
out fairly well going through snow
drifts until he reached the middle Ut
Scott's lane. All OF sudden the
horse and carriage with It's occupants
descended into a drift that was over
ten feet high. A coiored farm hand
that saw the team disappear organ
lied rescung party aud after four
hours hard work they succeeded in
rescuing the Eriest. his driver and
the team from their unenviabie posi-.
tim. Father Higgins and the hoy
succeeded In unhltching the horse 50
tina, it could get on It's feet. Then
the bov got On its back and at times
sgnalied to the rescuing party. When
the rescuclers found them Father
Higgins and the boy were suffering
considerably from fatigue and expos
IRE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
List OF Public SaIus.

Cf'I Nhi
H-~aI" o. ap"l furniture at Sttdhau',
auction room,
2l-lphn tosnr, Whitley Cree; lid,
?-J".'"r ~ lchanlrl snie Ut horse. ut
tt'lr Stables u W. roIt : rrrt.
~ - 'ir. Eranhhpm ne near ,Irusnylllo
tnrsil3iu HI
E1--''imuei Nk mar Corner Ertch
MI! Creek I'D.
D. Abgani i'alm-r near CornAr ke.ch, VIII
ti-rk III.
Is llwo,d h"o4 er snlo Of horses Al VIM
G. Martins stab q, corner u ana Or
anB" streets
Il ii. NJ WHITE. N"w Cn1i" HID
2'-I.aw 'Ibriri WlimIa@ton city
March
5 Eiwaut Wo!Inston, Mn Creek Hi
Al, Ii, i,hcNntHhiu, Mia trrrE Hi.
Al ichart ltph,nsoH, iluck"- sin Dl
ID. t.Iuen, CHRIS ilua III.
john . Il rhar L.. ut" castle HI,
lodnry farm
j-N"oIrri ~ f"nnIm9re, New ioal
'hil-t ANA tid
h--.amr, ,.U'i't, near o il"tu.n Del.
t. |. NWtr, near i!arr'E Corner,
G-TAo,. : Nnnd"yer, AT ubh
,--&air "t :; % 'urhi'ulo 1T otlham =
S"n'- reaction room.
10 g.. VI. walker n0ar jioGknssn,
ll-hrnny E"tnwell near H'r,ttop, Dol
l2 O. .."nl iIo4. at. cuba sale VI coH.
and Nur1ni, farm -tyrH.
ia--J Fran, Mrs.iEn,n y " tl-Jl. lid.
l2-"hl" % Eeul Estate at Court Huusu
lB-A :. Bands Brand, wlnp I'D,
Ill. u. aIii"r, Nil. Cree" Id
l'-nlut H. hUtn, near lTtrliral Farmer,
Brandy Winr I'D
ls--N N ii, Iitsutlell Mil Creek HI
I0-MCt alh -tcr BROS Lall,urr farm,
1O-Sa'" furrItur" iIni Jrit". 4gn street
"i-thns la-rhIi!. BialhyH me lll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
Dots.

There is to be a rummage sale al
the Peoples Settlement. S3l Churcl
street, for the rsEeft OF the Kinder
garten fund, on Friday aud Saturday
afternoons and evenings of this week.
The fourth quarterly conference
Will be held this evening at AsDury
NJ. Il. Church. No service Will he
held this Crhursday) evening Of the
revival services. jubilee services on
Friday night.
Alter two DAYS oil hard work a
large force of workmen have sue,
coed in clearing the main track of
the Delaware railroad Uutil yes.
terday afternoon all trains between
New Castle aud Middletown we're
run over the northbouEd track in
both directions.
The West End basket bail team
Tomorrow evening viii play the
strong Glassboro q. j. team at
the Reading room. Several weeks
ago West End went to Gassboro
and was defeated IN Il close and eX.
citing contest.
The monthly meeting OF the Lay
ton Home Society will be held on
Friday night at Mrs. Boss o5l
Tatu all street at 8 O'clock.
The Rev. J. H. Mlligan, ID. D.
will deliver a lecture Tomorrow
evening in the Presbyterian church
at ST. George d, on The Golden
Gate. Honolulu and Manila. DR..
MIlllgan recently returned from
Mania and his account OF theSi.hts
a broad will be deservedly worthy
Of Il large audience. The lecture
will be illustrated,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by brisk north westerly
and westerly winds and slightly lower
temperature followed In the interior
Of this section by slowly rising tenn
perature.
Friday promises to be cloudy and
slightly higher temperature, with
north easterly winds.
Saturday, cloudy weather with
snow,high winds and Slight temper
allure changes.
The thermometer at W, C.Taylor s
drug store Boz king street today reg
istered as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock O'Clock
% 20 "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
-
Died ri The Hospital.

William kellett OF palmer's Row,
died at the Homeopathic Hospital
early this morning as the result Of
injuries received two weeks ago One
leg was badly crushed, neccssitating
amputation, but kelletL was unable
TO recover from the shock Of the up.
Grafton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
SUPERIOR
COURT.

In Superior Court this morning
the case OF David Boulder vs.. 10.
seph Z. Cough. was taken up for
trial. The action is 10 recover on
as bushels Of wheat valued at 70
cents per bushsl. The facts Of tho
case which resulted IN the above
action are as follows: In 1899 Joseph
T. Petit was u tenant on Mr..
Bouldeu's farm. Mr.. Petit owed
MIR. Boulder debt and promised
10 give his wheat which AIS bushels
il be (Boulden) would not levy on
it. This Boulder agreed to. Later
Mr.. Petit had all Of the wheat re-
moved and sold it to MIR. Cough. a
grain merchant at Bear station.
Mr.. Boulder 10 trying to recover
IRON Mr.. Cough. Alexander b.
Cooper and Walter H. Hayes rep.
resent the plaintiff and William
Lyman the defendant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
Br0wnsOn vs. Company .

AT Brawn>on Library ASsocia-
ton this evening there will be 4
basket ball contest between tho
Hrownson and Company #. Of
New Castle, The local team was
by the gunr,lsmcn in 4
game played last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
Two Special Sermons

The Rev. r. A. Elwood pastor Of
Olivet Presbyterian Church will
preach two special sermons on Sun.
day.
IN the morning Pastor Elwood's
SUBJECT will lie "'The Grace OF
Christ and the Disgrace Of tts
Church = In the even,nJ lie will
preach on satan, 81 n Boards 10
Hell in Wilmington. " ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

testers Mission, Front and
son streets are having some
,erful manifestation, Of Cots
, . and power III the saving Of
sera and the sanctifying Of be-
e7 The Lord is using Mrs.
ia Mace Of Conshohockcu, Pn
to assist the people to a higher
plan Of living, that they may be
useful in helping others. She
vii lave charge Of the meeting
i'dN evening assisted by the
h1'r'jmn Army WORKERS. Meet
IN ''ilIt "Hd o'rrluy eScuirsg
Z. r' T..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20


WEBEhUSAY, N ARCH j, .J'!,
At ~ oc.ouk sharp
~ 10 / ,od work or driving tJ,
~ horses all veil broken st~, ~'N1
and home raised, ucR! cots x.kxsAaiM
some Ct which lrymis. @ne"t, g} ~
:! head dairy COWS. se"cr Al OF $3.50 49,
which have r9lvea Dy Their
sides. othrr sprlusing; th"y ar" hou!" raised
and flrst oiu-. mixers, . Hol.tcin butts ION
ing. year. I'D good brood sCN- aud young
pigs q pairs nj e chlckons.
Marke. wagon AMI jump stet carnage, !
farm wagons al! "a good repair. s IN pslng ma
chiurs Deering make, blni,r, roller, : Disc
harr0ws, IIl.n1 cUl:ivatprs. hand Guilty,
tOr-. a.hOrss piow5 otrn p'an'er- hnY ted
der, fodder cutter. FORKS, ,HovrIs, hoes. hay
rigging. set wasan hhrars-, piUw harness,
col ara and b.ilrH, Clark. Pr"ner InaGbhtor,
200 egg sih", large churns batter ray max
cans viii hold 70 ~ corn w Ou.he!.
Terms On al 'Ims .: tU and under c1sn
Ovsr thai amolnta credit u month by Il"
ing bank Ibls note with slpru9ru enhorsar:
par cont d. oI:t for ca1h i1u can rsscn
sale ~ Sos As % 'Go!t1r.
JOHN +. Nli' HARDS
I'd SarI OATS AIy 20 ;! y y IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
Spralned his fiip

Deputy Collector Of Port b. B. Al.
len is suffering from ascverely sprain-
ed hip. Last evening while return
Ing to his home he slipped on an icy
pavement on West Eighth street and
In trying to prevent himself from
falling he sprained himself and can
hardly walk to day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

There viii be a conference this
afternoon between City Solicitor
RcInlaldt and the street and Sewer
Directors. Among other subjects the
Welshach Lighting contract will
probably be discussed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
Wilmington Ahead.

Members, Of the Winning
tom Ba~ ball Team are re-
.joiring because Of the defeat
of the st. James team, at B,lrI-
ington. on Tuesday night.
This puts the local team in
first position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
" ilHi1stO1 how ling League.

In the Wilmington Bowling
League tonight the team, will
play As follows:
Wilmington Bicycle Club ON
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Alley, and knights Of Col',m
bus on Young Mems Republican
Club Alleys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

The B'nai Birth Association
will hold its first annual ball,
in Eden Hall, this evening.
1t will be for the benefit of
the proposed Jewish library,
which is to be established.
Mayor George NJ Fisher has
consented to open the ball,
and the grand march will be
conducted by Harry Hirsch
and G. S. Beeringer. Many
persons have bought tickets to
aid the enterprise.
Mrs. Fitch will sing at St.Paul's
Pentecostal Service at 3 2. NJ,
(Tomorrow) Friday.
The property Of AtIeo Chandler
at Yorklyn, was offered at public
sale on Thursday by Auctioneer
Frank Taylor, aud withdrawn at u
bid of $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

After hard work the Darby trolley line
was opened TO travel las evening ] he
cars Will resume 'hsir regular schedule
to day and Will leave and arrive IN this
city on TIM, tho same AS bstore the
storm,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
RISFIELD
CONFERENCE.

n tOu IuuiSICVCC VI Lhc .hCtHOilNl
Episcopal Church, embracing the
state Of DeIa ware, the eastern shore
counties Of Maryand and Accomax
and Northampton counties Of Virgin.
Eta, met IN Emmanuel Church. Crls.
Yield. Md, in Its nlnelecn!n anuLal
session. The same conference, after
the lapse Of fifteen years, will recon.
(vene on March 10, 1902, in the same
church Of the same town.
Is The growth Of the conference nt
.Crlsfeld and OF Emmanuei Church,
10 this time Is a matter Of crn.ratu.
latiUn aud OF mitch interest IA M"tn-
VI odist circles.
The official statistics Of pJpa,alloH
stfor Maryland towns give, CrisIie,i ia
sflS00, three years later, llien the hrsr
4 gathering of the Methodist parson,
hin this Maryland town, ljGj poyu'a-
v ton. In 1900 Two years ago. the
statistics give IrIstIeId p5pu,a,jon
Efef 3. 1875. Thus It /, seen that Cts
Aheld Of 1887 viii not be found the
II Crisfeld OF 1902. With the Increase
LOT population, has come Development
along every other line. and u better
A ana more prosperous Crislieiu vii
lGreet the Methodist clans at the ,cj-
'WOnd gathering than at the first.
I'D With the Conference Of 1887 Rev
INV. w. Wilson closed a successful
6pastorate with Emmanuel Church.
becoming pastor at that Session. Of
the growing Eastern charge En-
manuel Church, with Rev. Wilson's
y tactful leadership, was abreast with
NE growing town OF Criadcd IN 1888,
Ind under the strong and vigorous
pastorate OF Rev c. 7, Wyatt, its
4Pres.nt pastor, is keeping step today
Il with the progress and up to dated
Il ness Of the town.
4. In 1887 Emmanuel Church proper
10y was valued at 50, 500; in l9Dl at
el3, 00c In 1887 the church gave
Tor pastoral support 81, 10; in 1901,
lSl, 23l. In 1887 the church mcmhcr-
ilship was 800; In 1901, 49, In 1887,
the Sunday school mum bered 37j IN
t190l, 400. In 1857 the charge gave
5000 for missions; in 1901. t2ss.
These figures represent, in slight
tmeasure, the progress Of Emmanuel,
land 1t is 10 be remembered tina, tins
achievement has been accomplished
twhile other churches OF sister dcnoa-
k1nationS in competition, has forged
to the front. Crlshe,d MetAod,m
IS represented by Emmanuel and As
}bury churches Of the Wilmington
Conference, VIII be found by tn"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

NDTK Un NAFehOVYe =
Although badly handicapped BY
the recent snow storm work on tho
Charles Warner Company's new
warehouse 10 progressing. The
greater part Of the building is now
ON the foundations and work will now
he rushed until IL is completed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

Il OK SALE FLoUH AND FEED MILL
J. 81 ncres Of land buildings. water rights
etc, known AZ Valley Mllls Mt Dayett sta.
ton On Newark L. Delaware City X. X. Ap.
ply to Edward ". Copcr %! Equitable Blds.
Wilmington, Of res ldence Cooch's Bridge
iI-etnly k -to1 IIuo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

+, c. Slidham e. Son. will have q sale
OF furniture at thor auction rooms No.
III East Fourth street. on Friday Feb
2lst. ut 80 o'uook. There will DO Il good
opportunity to purcha'o furniture and
carpets and all kinds Of goods pertaining
to house keeping
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

State Senator John A bbott nrd
Insurance Commissioner Marshall,
OF Milford. are in Wilmington 10.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
ROADS IN PHILIPPINES.
How Government Req Tape Has
Asmpcred the Usefalness Of
stune-Crushing Machine.

1
! ou rocky headland jutting out
| from Inc Morong shore stands an
! imposing structure which demon
e'a'ts what some of our officials are
capable 81 DONG.
| In the olden days, when tho
naughty Spaniard or untaught Fill
nro desired to repair that portion
OF the street which Law immediately
IN frou> of some grandee's door il
any broken stone was used, the ma
tei1aI was obtained in the usual way.
! Alter rlrcting mat to screen him.
s'tt lr"n the sun, the Filipino
! squattcl beside IA little rock nile and
possibly pounded out cubic meter
I Of broken stone in day, But this
slow aud lauorous process of OBJ
, aiming road ma irrial did not enti,rly
! commend itself to the American au.
! 1horjties They resolved to erect a
large rock crushing machine, and
there was no reason why the pro-
jrctrd rock cru, her could not be oprr-
a'rd very successfully. After dis
= cussiug the merit, of various local..
7 ties point near Biuangonan, on the
l.a@ura d" Bay, was the site selected.
. After studying the situation, a COM
potent engineer carefully drew UP the
plans for the proposed rock crushing
phnt and sent Ia all the estimates
required These plans We're pigeon
h"'rd IN Manila, and. certain pur-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

-. ne r.En u VA nv A.rr ing Of the
"U''"' 'r" u. "a. A--ncia va
" ", "'''' II. ~ - ~. So, pc
=" Win 'ho",t't t. l''t at at.r., rlvrn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

John =. Welsh, chief Of the
local fire department, yesterday
received from the Jackson Lum-
Der Company Of Salisbury, Md,
silver fire horns for the Washing
tom, Reliance and Water Witch
Fire Companies and = purse for
himself. The presents were made
to show the appreciation of the
company for the work of the Will
mlngton ti'ennn i'll saving tho
town from destruction some
months ago. 1t has not vet been
decided whether the horns will be
merely handed to the presidents
of the different companies or for
NAL presentation exercises held.
This matter will be decided later.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

s--s ho.kessin Squibs. xaH
Dennis Murphoy has sold his dwelling
house near 1T Johns church, TO Charles
Lamhurn who will move tn it.
Tho Methodist Site Socioty will meet
on friday evening ~ the Temperance
house, ana peasant time 10 expected,
Philip Ch.niIe-, who has been al,ng, 10
improving
Ibo ladies nre arranging Jr a rum
mage sale Tor the benefit of the Delaware
hospital.
Penn Circle met 81 urday evening at The
homo VI Emile and Auniu Derricks son.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
FOR RENT.

LUR REM -iAkM OF 81 ACRE, NEAR
IL Wilmington. "s' " bflgEt III Mar,
ket street f5'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

L'Oit rAI.E - Is BARRED PLYMOUTH
u Eock cockereis at farmers ,rices for
want OF room, oak Surfing Poultry Far.n,
oheilpo', II. {. MahY'y. Jr. Mgr Box 40
j!6.m- W.s.lf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20
FOR SA!,i..

l'OH SAI.ETHAT NEW ARD DESIRA
IL bic residence No. sla Br ooIne s'rcst: for
terms Apply 10 James H. iioffSnker, Jr., Law
Building. Will. Del j sod II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

L'OE RENT --EAEM ON " AC!Es NEAR
j. Granoel" -ta'Icu, Del hdlreaZ Gru
nogue bel jlj.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

L'OR RkNr-STORL bl8 KING STIINI
~ an Old established mittnsry bat suita
bic for any other business, Apply West ~
street ilLtf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

l, OR RENr-Sis MADISON STREET !
looms with bath Apply 10 Il. +. Npr.
non, this Office n.tr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

NHISS EDNA SHI PPARD
ANl Teacher Of IAuUand Organ.
" r,h Avenue Pupil of ,tohn y. kuYtE
3l.i.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-20

"A ANTlD-in -ELII,,lA GIRL, ONE
W WIN can ct type or QUE to learn VI.
ply this Office Sd DO flVtt