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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-09
ANOTHER
Fatal Accident at Bar
bertOn.
lSneclal Corresnondcnccl

BarbertOn, Dec. 9.-Monday evening,
at 7:3O, Walter CNSkoy, aged -, en-
ployed at A. f.. Chandler's blacksmith
shop, fell down stairs in the estab-
llshment receiving injuries which
caused his death few minutes later
II is said he was intoxicated, and that
the accident was result Of this com
dition.
Corner Lehermnn Is III, and has not
yet started an investigation Of the
case. Caskcy came to Barbcrton
recently from Sharon, Pa, aud his re-
mains will be sent to that city.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-09
Wrist Broken.
lSnccInl Corresnondcr

Especial Correspondence
Rarbcrton, Dee. 9.--Mrs r. w.
Kcttril slipped and fell upon the
pavement in front of Franks shoe store
and as II result one of her wrists was
broken,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-09
K. Of p. Entertainment.

Summit City company, u. Il. X. Of
T. win give an cntertainmcnt Wed.
nesday evening, Dec, 10, in X. Of Z.
hail, Guth block.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-09
Position as MilIiner.
Especial CorrcspondcnccD

TNptVTHT NOTTVHUONW'NVND
Rnrherton, Dee. 0.-Aliss NJ Dam
neil, Of Chicago, who has been stay.
ing at the Bnrberton Inn, has secured
II position rs mlllinGr with Weiss.
berger Bros.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THE IDEALS.

AT the Grand Opera House to.
night Himmelien 5 Ideals begin a
week s engagement.
That the name of John A. Him.
melen is synony nous with excel
leuce IN theatrical production is an
accepted TACT in every town or city
visited in the season by his sue
cess(ul attraction. "The Ideals, so
much 30 that many season tickets
are sold before the repertoire OF
plays is announced. 1t is accepted
as loregone conclusion that all
vii! be worth seeing, and it is but
luust to MIR. Himmellen to say that
this entereonfdence has never been
shaken by giving inferior produc-
tions. This season the list ofplays
is the strongest and best he has
ever attempted. The ELECTRICAL
Northern lights, "Slns OF the
Night, " "W,fe Tor Wife. "A Man
OF Mystery. = "I'he Bowery Wait
etc. is a isl that certainly is well
worth the serIou, consideration OF
every theatre oer. This evening
"Wlle Tor Wife will be presented
and "Northcrn Lights on Tuesday
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
Prominent Republican Dead.

SYRAOI SIC, N. r., Feb. l7.--John >.
Kenyon. secretary Of the state board OF
railroad commissioners. died at his
home in this city at 1910 o'clock last
night. Death was due to appendicitis.
which an operation failed to relieve.
Mr.. Kenyon was born in Schoharis
county May s. 1913 When eighteen
years old. no enlisted AS a volunteer.
joining Company u, Third New York
cavalry. He rose from the rank Of
private to second lieutenant and for
distinguished bravery was made
member of the Military Order Of tho
Loyal Legion. He served as assistapt
clerk Of the state senate In lSS0.6l. Ho
had been assistant clerk of the assem-
bly,, reading clerk Of the house of rep
rrsrntntives, clerk Of the state senate
from 1883 to 1891 and from 1894 to
1897 and secretary Of the board Of rail.
rond commissioners since 1897. lie
was secretary of the Republican state
committee from 1890 to 1891. inclusive,
and secretary Of the Republican state
conventions from 1891 to 1893, inclu.
svr. He is survived by widow and
one daughter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
SIS HOPKINS.

The tour which J. II Stirling has
mapped out Tor the coming season
Tor Miss Nose Melville in that de-
l,ghtinlly quaint and remarkably
pretty rural comedy Isl, Hopkins
IS sthc ,atcst in which Miss Melville
will be seen as sis.
Everywhere the piece was seen
it played 10 the capacity OF the the.
atrt aud on manv more than one oc'
casinu it was necessary TO change
the tour in order to play a return
engagement. SO many requests
were received for time the coming
season that Mr.. Sterling decided to
put SIS on again and she viii be
seen mos, gorgeously gownct.
New scenery and costumes are
provided Cor farewell tour after this
season Miss Melville will be seen IN
her play. she comes to the Opera
House on Monday February 9th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Persons in attendance at the
session of the Municipal Court, on
saturday evening were given a
general surprise, when John Thomp.
on asked the Court to let him take
the pledge to abstain from intoxica-
ton liquors. "Signal' has been
before the Court on many occasions
during the past ten years. This was
his first introduction to Judge
Sylvester d. Townsend.
"When We're you here before?'
asked the court,
"Not for nine months. y
when did you get out of the
work. house,"
81 have never been there. and do
not want to 60. For months l have
been at work in Philadelphia and
came home with some money for my
old mother | want to take the
pledge. THIS is the first time have
ever been before Your Honor, aud |
ask for chance.
Judge Townsend gave him the
chance and after Thompson took the
pledge he went of re oiclng. remark
inc that Judge Townsend was the
first Judge he ever found who had a
soft place in his heart. lie says that
this IS the turning point in his lie
ana that he will now try and become
man.
Before Judge Cochron at the SEES.
sSon Of the court this morning
William Seth, colored, could not tell
il he we're guilty Of dIsoIdcrly con.
duct until he heard the evidence.
lie acknowledged he was drunk and
the tine was SO.
Joseph Shut was charged with
larccncy of shoes and cigars. and the
case went over unit! Thursday.
Peter Jones and Harry August
we're charged with the larcency OF
coal from the +. ". 4 b. Railroad
tompany's cars. Object William
Ward arrested August and he con.
lcsscd having taken bag Of coal oil
the tracks. There was about a
buShc) OF coal ia the bag valued at
- cents.
Officer ',aynor testified that lie saw
Aug e,t on the ear and is he GOT OIL
Win the bag he threw it or, lie did
Hpl ,rr Jones thetc.
August ucuird that he took tie
cuaI. Agent stout "i'i investigate
he ease aud report GA lhIfaday
morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
III AIMS

CDVI1liDAihE--ln Broohlyu N. l.. On Feb g.
1907. Walter q tnvcrdalc. In ms +ith year
Relatives and frlond,, are invited 10 attend
ms funeral services al the residence OF h
brother .irnn II Coyrriaic No hib hast y'i,
str"c, on Tuesday Afternoon Feb ~ nj .
o'clock tutcFlnsnt nt RiVervinw ccme'ery
RODu tR1-ln this CITY on Feb 49, I'D! Ih1,
A lr son Ci lnun+ a aud tho late " AIRY
J NpiGrr4 IN his 9Th ytit
Relatives nud friends are invited to ationd
tho tunotui al iIs late residence ~ Lauullp
street on lnGr,iay lf'b 10Th. AT . ocl,ck
Ner"rvicus Al I5,nndyw win" n IT, Church at . .
iuternrnt At Eyrrv!2w CrmItery.
W.GGiNs-A Eistuk sun. Dul m Feb lfth
1872, harIuTIrA Wlg-lns aged IS year,
EuIuln'r1 nlui ire" II are invited 10 attend
the funeral irpm tn ro-lei"r Jt her hush and
Ihu4 VIZ .,iua At Rising sun Ju Wednesday
afternoon, tch Iglh nat ! p'cipGl. Services ii
Gra,uhIll chuycsl lntermtnt at Grrsuhlll
("h"L"'y.
rty II iIn. aged Il yut-
ltnnt.yus and friends ar. rrlp,clrully IN
yrt"l 10 attend t"oiUnorai 3srv,".4 at Int, lats
r"enienc" No tOI EAT Ith street, on Thur 1duy
afternoon. r"h 70 Il HtH Jcloo; In n,msu.
a EI,rrvIcw cemetery.
Hi0GIN>--Ai New Castle Dal on Feb 3D.
$50, Joseph !ii.Slhs. IN his Ii-i yuaI.
i!rlatIlrS and trI"ndI are invited to RtI0nu
til, funeral on Tue lay Aii 'rnuon Pc b. lSih
SrrvIc"s ~ ia" hNnW At o'clock lnterment
a. Il Jams cemetery. Newport.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

DALLAS, Tex. Feb. l7-t'ount de
Illrrllay, who has just been convicted
of bixamy in FL Paso, was arrested
here two weeks ago IN company with
Miss Ruby Lurklmrt Of Los Angeles.
Cal, whom II" Ind married at lei Paso
Jan. , Of this year. De LnceDny. II was
alleged, already had n wif0sfn CalIfor.
MIA, but his arrest was made on the
charge that he had given false testi-
mony AZ to Miss tuckhart's age. De
Incenay claims to be an Indian count
with large possessions near Calcutta,
Miss I.uckhArt * said to own consider
able property In Mexico and California.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
DAUGHTERS OF
REVOLUTION.

Washington, D. c., Feb. H.
The annual gathering of the Ma
tional SOCIETY Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, or,
more properly speaking, the 18th
Continental Congress OF that body,
was called to order today at the
Grand Grand Opera House. 1t
will continue in session six days,
concluding with the imposing Oh
serance of the anniversary OF
Washingtoil'- birthday, February
22nd.
The Continental Congress i, at
tended hv about 900 delegates
from every Stata except Idaho, re-
presenting about 10000 members
and GOO chapters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Church,
man is Regent from Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
big FIRE
NEAR NEWPORT.
Two Farm Houses aud
Their Contents To. i.
tally Destroyed. .

Shortly after I O'Clock this morn.
ing the two Groome dwelling houses
on the edge of town were destroyed
by fire and the tenants were only able
to save the clothes on their backs
and a few articles Of furniture.
The loss on the property IL about
So, 800, partly covered by insurance
and the loss to William Elliot and
William Sparks Is about 81 900. Ell.
lot carried an insurance On his fur.
niture but Sparks had no insurance.
The fire ragged tiercely and despite
the work OF the townspoople aud
farmers nothing could be saved. A
defective tlue IS supposed to be the
cause of the fire. Neiyhbors took
the families into their homes for the
present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
GxrL os,oR VICTIM DEAD.
TAsusaads View wreek Of GouIA
Home In West Brookileld. Mass,


MNsl 3MMxoMMr!EiHsY'! AaaS' w.
i'-~Ine wreck " Tue uo"'o no"se ~"
Attracts0 thousa''"s OIL curious peop's'
Inc Meolcai eXai'''l ~ nus haue n's .e'
port that tne explosion was oue W iHa'
hnnat'ng gas gohefatSu on ths pfe4u'
lses' lie holus no one responsive anu
says there ~ no Necessity 'or an !"
quest .Ae IouLd tuRt MID. amy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
sale Postponed.

john pogn" la, postponed his
sale Of farming implements and
stock until Friday, February II,
The police OF this city are keep
ing a watch Tor Eugene II. kohn, "'
Chester, who IA wanted by the an
thorltres Tor an alleged act OF ms
conduct toward little girl, hohn
is SAID to have TREND, here aud IN
i.ikton.
The West Chester Local News
showed considerab.centerpr' sc yes
tcrday by issuing a speciai cation
with the verdict OF the Jury IN the
Pratt murder trial.
Edward Finn Irt' the l'c'aware
Hospital where he ha, been tor the
past week on account OF injuries re-
Cclyed in the ralruld accident when
Joetiih II. !ilaif was alt.ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
Skipped Out.

Eighteen mrmber> oT 4 thoHtrI-
cal Company, who had been play
inc "Dowu on Farm in the
down state towu> are left stranded
at SrutorJ. The manager, Harry
Nicholson, of Atlantic City, SIX p
ped out with the proceeds Of lh"
box office, on Saturday night. The
scuvy trick Of the manager has
left the performer, ina sad plight,
they being without means to leave
S.eninrI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
MEN KILLED AT
R. R. CROSSING

Albert Davis Blair and Charles
r. Blair, ialh@t aud son, were
hurled to Sudden death At the
Falrvlew crossing Of the i \ ..
railroad on Saturday evening, bv
tran NO. sos, due IN Chester at
y - 0 clock. The men were 10
Dayton wagon returning rom
Chester The wagon was smashed
int, k.ndtuns wood bat the Norsc
We, unjujured aud ran TO the sta
be adjoining he house where The
soa res JGd, on the laTUGw road
oppostc the Lelper,ltIc church.
Whel the train struck the " ag0n
il ,a, travelling al Lively clip.
lpaueer McCaUc as 5000 as lie
rca ed that he had struck some
rA1g stopped hi, train and 10.
Eeth.r with the other train hands
Investigated They .ouud the w 0
g1t = wed,eJ into the COW catcher
ard oiiot, togather with part Of the
wagon AID the two blankets whcH
he Two unfortunate men had used
70 pl otcct themselves from the GO. j
ing their drive home
ne bodies were trrghNuiIy man.
/. Every bone IN the SOD body
"a broken and his head WAS
,ken and his bead was terribly
ushed. The head o. the father
IS completely severed from the
E9dy.
1 Mr. Blair had driven from his
] BON home to meet Charles in Che =
ser upon hls return from work and
,hcy we're on their return home
@hen the accident happened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
a7-az...a Ha.Hz-- -
OF stove Exploded.

The explosion of an oil stove in
the second story OF house occupied
by Mrs. Mccarthy. Reed and Mary
land avenue. came near resulting
seriously last night. The flaming oil
set fire to some Of the furniture and
the smoke issuing from the windows
attracted the attention Of John Muir
ply, who wa, passing. He rushed
into the house and up the stairs. lie
picked up the stove that was cnvc,-
opcd in flames and tossed it from 4
window into the street. Then he
got a bucket Of water and rNtingu'sl-
ed the blaze aOUHt the roCM. I NJ
damage was slight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
Local Team Won.


Alter an exciting and interesting
contest the local y. NJ. c. A. bas-
ket ball team defeated the central
branch team OF Baltimore on Sat.
urday evening at the latter city BY
the score Of II to 10. The closing
minutes OF the game were unusually
exciting With only half minute
to play aud with the score tic
one Of the monumental team made
foul The bail was then given
to khoumra:n of the local team who
threw it in basketand thereby win.
Ming the game by one point for his
team. The Baltimore team will
play in this city on next Saturday
evening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
SUPERIOR Il
COURT

On account Of the absence of
Judge Boyce in Superior Court this
morning the case OF John H. Her
bener against James CrCssan who
seeks 10 recover $4,000 damages Tor
"maiicous persecution was con-
tinued until 30 this afternoon and
the jury discharged until that time.
Herbener is represented by l..
Irving Handy and S. Harvey
Whlteman Is counsel for Crossan.
Judge Boyce will be present when
court co1venes this afternoon.
The case OF Jacob T.. Rinyw vs..
Chas. J. Allen was being tried when
court adjourned, Thomas Denis
represents the plaintiff and l..
Irving Handy the defendant.
The action is to recover .$244. II
which the plaintiff claims Is a bal.
ance due him for writing Insurance.
The defendant was an executive
special agent for the Mutual Lilo
Insurance Company aud Mr.. Ring
walt was an agent under him.
The plaintiff testified that he
had entered into agreement with
Mr.. Allen whereby he was to re-
ceive 10 and 80 per cent of the
first premium of certain policies
which he had written. The de-
ienlant claimed that the verbal
agreement was for GO and - per
cent Of the first premium. At
II. 50 o'clock both sides rested and
the court gave each five minutes
to address the jury. The jury
will bring in it, verdict this after
noon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
RAISED THE
MORTGAGE.

Perryville, Nd, Feb. 1G.-After
an all-day service in Perryville
Methodist Episcopal Church to-
day, the remaining mortgage OF
$1,000, which had been liquidated
was burned. The services were in
charge of Rev. DR.. Robert Watt,
presiding elder of the Whining
ton district. The church was
built several'years ago at acost of
81, 200.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

SOMERylL LIN, Mass, Feb. J7.Aft.
or serving seven years OF 4 life sen.
tcncc in the state prison at Charles.
town Patrick Foley was pa,tloned from
there by Coz erpor Crane only to die
a few hours after at the home Of
friends In this city from consumption.
Foley was sentenced for the murder Of
Duroy Foster, Il constable Of Burling.
ton, Mass, IN September. 1894. nj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

LITCHFIEl,D H.. Feb. 1.-TWO
PERSONS mo, death and 1--WE were ininr'
Ell in il rear end collision between the
Diamond special Of the Illinois Central
railroad and freight train at Il point
five miles north Of I-!tchEicld. The col
llsion was remarkable In That tn" fast
passenger was ahead Of The freight
and that both trains We're moving
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

WEST CHESTER. Pa, Fob. IT,
William H. Pratt. who was on trial all
of last week on the charge of nurder.
ing his wife. Enlua, was convicted Of
murder in The first degree. Mrs. Pratt
was found dead ~ her home on July,
"a Of last year Their" were many
stabs on her body, and her husband
was arrested and charged with tho
crime. Pratt in his defense claimed
that his wife committed culcldr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
List OF Public Sales.


Is r,imuod W..U4ln, tara stock NH
trork I'D
10, lpuAp rAr'mnlt+ iIlndywhe lti
~ ,tubu t.. I;}tmattH sew taatiJ lil,
loinrv farm
Il -Hau o. good fUruu Ur, At S'ihnhms
auction r~Om
-,ultn puxUr WhiIrly Creek lid,
4-,irtt"I * Mechanic SAFE Ut hDr1es at
thr.t - tDirI ia W. rpnl street
,t-Alr rrnHdh ruIr' mar urc,nylIlc.
turIti ma ~,
!J--r,mErt tk,n near Corner krlCh
Mn Creek lli.
~ Ahram i'0rnSr ntnr Corner h"'"h. Mi,
Greek Ia.
b-HN>o,t " oD1 cr sale If uur,n, NJ Wm
Mar IN Iatub0r CORNER 81 ana Or
.iusr -irtris
2l-n NJ Nutr He, Castle III,
Law I.urAry Warrington uty
IL 'rrn
- II E"uNn.ham. MuI teak I'D.
l-ntrhiri HlDiG-hA. iinrtu.aln De-
(, -Wcui,rl & EuWmorr, Hrw K"aL
tArl7hnur IA
D--,'aulr1 NbrtiI near DslripSn D"t
IA. L. White, ncW ilhte1 Corner
----l.e Of .rtt turnlDure ii ot'dndm y
f.in.i irtHDu iIJlu
10, W Walter AGAR |io' i".Sln
/. -t.rnu, ltgiHHr.j rraI S'rn'"n, i'"i
H. seal Bros at. tupn sale 81 COW,
and uur-n-, i,In sack
Is--J r. an. ,Ir,g,usIn Nr" Cate Ia
Lii, g. Walter, MIN [ zee. ia
I; viun u Gfuim. Nos IIi"IrA Farm
sirInil VIA" Ill
ls-Nm II II gutirII Man Creek IA
~ NctaDitel BIOS .nlImnr farn'
35--aa'" lr"liuI' lbi .'"r-Dn -lr't
H. Cha, rt-'h,lj B'audywine ild
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE elev-
rnth continental congress of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
opened today and will continue
throughout the week The attendance
is very large. there being over 500 ac'
credited delegates. 4 number Of i'm.
portnnt matters are to come up for con.
hiuerntiO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

CHARLOTTE, n. g., Feb. IAN.
other snowfall has begun in this city
and still continues The weather bu-
reni says the snow Of Friday was six.
teen inches. Tive deepest on record.
Ralrond schedules are badly out Of
order
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

VIScENNES, Ind. Feb, II. - At
Wheatlunh, this county. thor. is n he
gro settlement rlln negroes work for
white farmers. All are quiet aud inOf.
frusly., but there il Il prejudice against
them. The following notice. signed
"Firehiys," has been found and has
produced II sensation: Notice Is hereby
given that any man who employs no.
gro Labor after til. | 1t dag of March, or
hnrburs, leases OF rents lands to any
the LIST day Of April"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

HELENA. Mon. Feb. 17.-lIarold NJ
Cole, II prominent citizen, connected
with the American Smelling and Rein
ing company, shot his wife and com.
United suicide last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

LONDON, Feb. 17.-During servic6
In Canterbury cathedral Dean Farrar
fell from stall and sustained bad
scalp wound He Is. however, progress.
ing fayOrOlbly, .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
e. Etil>IEIr = ORDER.
IA kLulsrtli's OFFiGE
MEN GasrLI COUNTY, DIT.


January nlth, lD},
Upon thr application Of Matilda VII
iIhm-, hdm'ni,tratEtx of .hvlnia Craig
Tat" " Imlngton Hundred. in said
county. 1t ceased, ID is ordered and directel by
The Register that the Admlnlstratrx
alui G'al give notice OF granting OF irttor-
Of Administration upon the estate Of dece,,ai
with lhcdats Of granting thereof by cau,lu;
hdv@rttonants 10 lao posted with! il-ty day.
from the date Of such I,ottors in six OF the most
puO!ic places Of the county OF Kew Castle, 70
curing all persons having demands again>e
the".L.te to pru-out tho same, OF ablo by IA
act OF Assembly liz such Case mslc aud provl6.
Cd and alsl cause the same 70 DO insortal
withntho sinic puriol IN tbs DAILY RgPUB
iiuAn,n nr. ,I.iper ~ i.hol III Wilmlnstou,
Drrand TO bocVutlnuel ther9lu three weeS,
q d.
1872, given unisr tho hand md seal }.
! = = Office ct tho Rogi-ter aforesaid ~
49, Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written
CALVIN W. UkOSSAN. Register
NOTICE Not icei JhrreDy given that Letters
Of Administration we're III duo form OF law
grsutci unit, tho unisrIlsnod Oh the lIth day
Of Jan. A. u. 1917, and that NIL person,
having caiiaS against tue estate Of Me d.e.a+
ed must priest MT the same, duly sttostel. W this
said Administrators, on Or before tho *4thtay
Of Jan. iDDt, or abide the Act OF ASSEM-
bi, IL such case made and provided.
MATILDA WILLIAMS,
Administrators.
AddFcs.: No liz i.aw street, Cho1!e", Pa.
j.4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

From 'rh.. con. parprs.n 81. J Feb ihv,
rI'u4 AMERICAN I%rIEAN'E toMrA "
| Of %rwlrn " j n,,' lnrse nnmb"r
OF pplirir- Invrig"l ~ tho great IRE. an the
com many ~ arvJuy- to pay ia losses at once
without h!3rWMt 4 aus k'uu'
llnmnni4 I"tr"u At - 'Nll al Ai tar
krt street 'Nr Ilii.r Of II j hNg"I-ph NE"ut
and re .ri,,. tho 70 ,~h soon ~ the al aust
IAeup can b' 'trflti
TU4 4 ,u ~ 1913 wDli cxr""d Si| 90
whu.iI a 81 u,rn lr,h cpmrlred with ll+ as
5't1 1t Il .m' tJ. nni -Urpu+ OF two n"l \
luG ter uYUuu+
A tIDl .rJ.upIIy trtuIurr rs.
Suld ur' tao lJIIlhuIo1 represented W
IIAN klN& & CO., G ~ ,i,r,ue,
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
HAESc0M'S Market ald Seventh Gt.
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IL PEuiIrLit's OEFtOB
ktw CasILe COUNTY, Dnr..

lshruary u. 10!
lr,s Tao aDrtcatipu Of Florence HenuIick.
apn. niMInI.trairIk ii John T. iIeHhrlclt on
lat" Of Nl,j ticUk Hid. IN sal | county deoeasei
II IL or dnrei aud directed ny Ko.tster tntt
OF grating OF LattotA OF administration ~
uniie est aIU Of to de- Ioa sod. with tho ihtb %
granting therept, by caus,ny advertisements
1bo post Oh Within forty days from tho dats
Cisuol letters ~ SIX OF tho most public pt aoYt
Oi tho county Of Now Cassie. requiring All
persons havirg demands against tito estate
topIe,ont tho ,ans. or abide NY al ant ..
Asse"!i IS ia shrh ease made nui pro s'do 1;
ava ais. cauao the sa'ae to ba tnsort0i with.
Ia the same portol in the DAILY REPusLi-
CAS- Newspaper published IN WillntngLJn.
pei. aud - 30 contlnust theroin Lnrs
WCeh. %, o. d.
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}E,S ! ciii"r pi t:p NcIistcr aforesaid It
VI Wilmington. In Now Castle UbunLt
urOresui0 tIa day and year above written.
CALVIN ". GKySSAN, Ittsistor.
NOTltl.-Notlcc Ia horeDygtven that l0tLer,
OF Administration ~ei6 IN duo form OF
law grated unto tns undersixiI ID. on tIs
9th, iny OF Fuh. A, u. lVJa. ana that all per
sDhsi.ving c'ai,'s against this ostatD OF tho
ucctn unIist present tIs came. Guy uttest.
ed 10 tue said Adminsstratii on or before
the Alay .or frh. 1903. or abide the ACT
q ssrmbl1 IN euch case mal0 aud provided.
lLuRnNtE ilENnKlNkSUN
iuiStratriS.
Address. VIM. r Lyman Attorney ut LAW,
Whining on Del II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

While John Kelley va at work
. the stand pipe at the =, y -
s.ition on Saturday his arm was
9 vercy bruised t, a p,ecc q roo
Hing on H. lie ~, taken 10 he
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