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PtfiftilLVArtM jj*ILRUU
The Standard Hallway of America.
PROTBCTKD THROUGHOUT BY THB
INTERLOCKING SWITCHES AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE It. R.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 15. ISM.
followa:
Trains leave Wilmington
Accommodation, G.10, 7.10, 1.12. 1LW a - m -»
12.45. 2.38. 4.00. 5.20. 7.50 and 10.40 p. IP.
^Sts iAitf * &
AccommoduUon. *£**}■$ 1102
11.28 a. m.. 12.40, 2.38. 4.00, 5.26, 6.45, 7.60 and
10.40 pm. ,,, ,« ion «w 7in
For New York, 1.67, 2.65, 4.20, 6.30, 7.10,
50, 9.33. 10.03, 10.43. 11.45 a. m.. •12.16, 1.87.
2.38, 8.05, 8.11, 6.02, 5.10, 6.66, 7.07 9.16 and
' r^Boston, without change, 10.16 a.
and 6.66 p. in.
For West Chester, via Lamokln, 6.20 a.
I Hi
IS:
Fo
J^or h/ewurk Center and Intermediate
Btatlons, 7.38 a. m. and 6.33 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.88, 8.01,
9.11, 10.18, and 11.00 a. m., 12 06. 13.49,
t M, 3.66, 5.23, **6.06, 7.00, 7.41. 8.22 p. m
.53 night.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations,
8.47, 4.43, 6.08 p. m., 12.00 night.
Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Umlngton (express), 3.60. 7.20, 7.25, 8 32,
11.23 a. m., 12.09. •12.31, 1.12. 2.02, 8.18.
4,01, 4.41, 6.08, 6.30. 5.59, 6.17, 6.55, 7.40,
.*«, 11.16 p. m. and 12.05 night.
Accommodation, 6.34, 7.30, 9.12, 10.36 a m.,
1.23, 8.16, 4.03, 4.44, 6.25, 8.38, 10.08 and 11.38
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SUNDAY TRAINS. 4 _
For Philadelphia (express), 1.67, 2.59, 4.20.
11.45 u. in.. 1.87, 8.05, 5.02, 5.56,
., 12.09,
!:
56, 9.33, 10.43,
07, 7.28, 9.06 and 9.16 p. ni.
Accommodation, 7.07, 8.19
I. 45, 4.00, 5.26, and 10.40 p. in.
For Chester (express), 1.67, 4.20 8..,5.
II. 45 a. m., 1.37, 3.05, 6.02, 6.6(1 7.07, und 9.06
^Accommodation, 7.07, 8.19 a. m., 12.09, 1.45,
Lm. 5.26. 7.28, and 10.40 p. m.
For ffew Vork, 1.57, 2.55. 4.20, 7.07 9.33,
10,43. 11.45 a. m., 1.87, 3.05, 4.00, 6.02, 6.60, 7.07,
Lie and 10.40 p. m.
For Boston, without change. 6.66 p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokln, 8.55 a.
and 6.26 p. m. nD
Baltimore and Washington, 4.38, 8.01,
oils a. m., 12.0-5. 12.49, 1.50, 6.23, •*6.05, 7.41,
22 p. m. und 12.53 night.
Baltimore and Intermediate
6.08 p. m., 12.00 night,
Leivc Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington (express). 8.50, 7.20, 11.23 a. in.,
#.09, 1.12. 4.41, 5.08, 6.55, 7.40, 8.35, 11.10, 11.16
p. m.. and 12.05 night.
Accommodation, 8.35,
I!
stations,
9.12. 10.35 a.
12.30, 2.32, 6.10, 8.38, and 10.03 p. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.—7.41 p. m., dally,
Sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis, Tam
pa, Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.—12.49 p.
Port Tampa
., dally,
; 12.53
•lecp«rs
night, dally, sleeps
d Mac
to Jacksonville.
I
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For Now Castle, 8.13, 11 15 a.
4.3ft. 6.15, 6.B3, 9.51 p. in., and 12.10
For Lewes. 8.13 a. m
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del
ir. 1.13, 11.04 a. m.. 4.27 and 11.56 p. m.
^'or Harrington and way stations only,
stations, 6.53
for Capo Charles, Old Point
d Norfolk. 11.04 a. m. and 11.5*
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.51 p.m. and 12.10 night.
For Tape Charles, Old Point Comfort,
id Norfolk, 11.56 p. ni.
For Middletown. Clayton, Dover, Wy
oming, Felton. Harrington, Brldgevllle,
fieaford, Laurel and Delmar, 11.56 p. m.
lA( M ) Congressional Limited Express
eJps, composed entirely of Pullnii
estlbule Parlor and Dining Cars. No
fare other
m.. 2.50,
night.
.. 4.27 p. ni.
2 .
For Wyoming and
Exn
Com ft
r
v
\
CY.
the usual Pullman
trains, composed of
, Vestibule
senger Coaches aud Dining Car. No
*Xtra fare.
.For further information passengers
Referred to the ticket agent
lion.
8. M. PRF.VOST,
Gen. Manacer.
Llmlte.d expre
Vestibule Parlor ('
the sta
J. R. WOOD.
Gen. Pass. Age.it.
V
ISj
vr
^ Schedule iu effect Nov. Kind, 1895.
Illuminated with Pintsch
All
Light.
• Express trains.
.TRAINS LEAVE W1LAIINOToN. DELA
WARE AVENUE STATION FOR
NEW YORK.weekdays, *3.13, *10.25 a.in..
*2 29, *3.28,
•12.5
days, *3.13, *11.25
32,
7.39. *11 p.
*5.32, *7.39. *11
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week-days. 6 45.
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.'0, 4.;<0. 6.30. *7.40, 10.30 n. m.
No. 193.
•1.36, 1.50,
Telepho
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
W M. GREENE.
Gen. Mnnuger.
c. o. SCULL.
NEW COAL YARD.
All of tho Best Grades of
, Coal constantly on hand.
I ft All Coal carefully screened
•nd orders promptly delivered.
RHOADS & HEALY,
Fourteenth and Scott Sta.
HAVE YOU A DOG?
BISLEY'S FLEA BANE SHAMPOO
•■"iSff&SAts:r.'ftfcr""
85C PER BOTTLE
by load lug duggiata
E. JAMES BELT, 6th aud Market Agents.
a22-str
for
ATTENTION
BICYCLE RIDERS!
McLEAR & KENDALL CO.
Wl.l do you! repalria;
And in ike ehortedt possible time. Any mako
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We also
price
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(Lato at 2nd and Tatnall Streets,
AH kinds of sowing for children, also
'a dress
Um-t-f-s
ladles'
Undor wcai
making a specialty.
Child
pKA
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116 aud S03
W.
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CONDENSED MILK
Bend for that little book, "Infant
Health;" great value to mothers, gout
free.
N. Y. Condensed Milk Co.
VI Bndson Street,
Few York
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lour times from tho misery of Indigestion, Op
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For Sale at Miller's iJiuj Store
402 Market Street.
AFTER all others FAIL
" B ■ B,,B CONSULT 1 * 11 ™
DR.LOBB
Between Vine and
> Callowhlll
329 N.I5THST.
PHILADELPHIA'S FAMOUS SPECIALIST
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Belt,
French
My CALTilOS
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Perfjct Emulsion of Cod Livor Oil,
,iili llypophospliitcs of Lime and Soda,
ghs, colds and in
isos of wasting diseases. Prepared by
a valuable remedy fur ec
Z. James Belt, Pharmacist
Sixth aud Market Sta,
A TTEN 1TON—rersona ftesirliiif puruu
. and chemicals, or wisliln* tlioir
ecrlpilonaor pr.vate receipt carefully cam
pounded witli pure muterlal.i, should go to
tlieclnirfstoreol II. LL HltlNGHUUhT. No.
317 Market stroeL «»11 mission DeL
tl
Harry Yerger,
the Original
Picture Frame Maker,
410 Shipley Street*
Pictures, Easels,
Mirrors, Bronzes,
TArtist Material?, etc.
only at
419 Shipley street,
Pictures suitable for Bridal and Holiday
Gifts, faml always tho cheapest.
TRADE MARK.
No connection With
Any Other Store.
DR. J. R. MAHAFFY,
VETERINARIAN.
Grad ii i> to of University or Pennsylvania.
7 04 West Fifth Street and 914
West Eighth St. PHONE581.
Jr i-6ni
DR. H, P. EVES
Veterinary Surgeon,
507 WEST NINTH STREET
Gradual# ot Uuiveralty of PenneylvanH.
Telephone 243
T?
T- B CHAMBERS
Baznnr, Stanton, Del., Dealer In nil class
of merchandise goods, bought, sold
changed. Call and wo will do business
with you. Telephone, Stanton,Exchange.
FREE LIST
know about
9. and w o il semi you
think will suit you.
HAWKINS St CO.,
711 Market street.
lei
of house you
a list of properties
n'28-t t a
WEYLER IN BAD FAVOR.
- . . . , , . , .
A bod Impression has nIso boon created
here by the dispatches of the Spanish cor
respondents at Havana announcing that
General Weyler has suppresed all dis
patches roferring to the ovations in Spain
In honor of Major Cirujodu. It is supposed
that tho captain general's action
to jealousy, and It Is currently reported
that the government is disposed to replace
Weyler by General Marin, now governor
of Porto Rico.
General Marin has
Probability That Cuba's Captain
General Will be Booalled.
GENBBAL MARIN MAT SUOOEED.
The Attitude of Amerloans la Enlisting
for Cuba Cells Attention to tho Severe
Which the Enthusiast# Be
t
Penalties
>e Liable.
Madrid, Dec. 16.—According to surface
Indications, Captain General Weyler will
goon be relieved of his ooinmand In Cuba.
The discontent with Weyler Is noticeable
In the government organs. They say
that Instead of going to Havana to receive
unmerited ovation he ought to havo
continued the military operations in tho
province of Pinar del Rio.
duo
considerable
military
having participated in tho last Cuban
war. At thut time ho had for adversaries
the insurgent side
who figure prominently In that service to
day. Goneral Marin went to Cuba per
manently with Martinez Campos when
tho latter
of the island. Ho acted
whon Campos
ice lu tho cause of Spain,
A
appointed captain general
captain general
s iu tho field against tho
insurgents, and when Campos
called, Marin took his place during the
interregnu
Campos and the arrival of Weyler. Gen
eral Marin is about 50 y
between tho departure of
of ago.
ENLISTMENTS FOlt CUBA.
American Sympathizers Lay Themselves
Liable to N
Washington, Dec. 16.—Tho attention of
officials hero has been attracted by tho
stories coming from all portions of tho
country Indicating thnt enlistments
going on of partios of men to go to Cuba
to join the insurgents in their struggle
ugainst tho Spauiurds. These enlistments
in direct violation of tho neutrality
laws, and aro prohibited undor severe pen
alties. For accepting n commission to
servo against Spain, a country with which
tho United States is now at peace, the pen
alty proscribed is $3,000 fine and three
years' imprisonment, while for enlistment
to serve aguinst Spain, or hiring any
to enlist, tho ponalty is almost as
heavy, being a maximum of $1,000 fine
and three yours' imprisonment.
' r . If tho movements continue on n largo
scale, us reported, It Is probable that the
department of justice will send instruc
tions of u special character to all of its
agents culling their attention to the proc
lamation issued by the president Inst
spring, and enjoining upon them a strict
enforcement of tho neutrality laws. Tho
government, doubtless will lie obliged to
do this in order to manifest its purpose to
meet, tho requirements of International
law, just as it 1ms warned the shipping in
terests against taking part in filibustering
movements.
Feualtlus.
In all sections of the country last night
enthusiastic meetings wore held, at which
resoluti
strongly urging action by this
country in the interest of Culm wero passed.
Tho following dispatch from the Span
ish minister of foreign affairs i
the death of General Muceo is mado pub
lic by Minister De Lome; "Maceo'sdeath
took place In loyal fight at P
caused by
This is proved by tho lotter written by
of Gomez, in which ho states that
ho killed himself in order
>gard to
Brava,
soldiors' bullets.
i he
to leave the
body of his general. Tho handwriting of
tho letter has been verified aud also every
dotnil of the fight."
There is more than ordinary intorest in
tho meeting of the senate committee
foreign relations, which has been called
for this afternoon because of tho supposi
tion thut tho condition of affuirs in Cuba
will receive especial attention ut the hands
of the committee. There is a diversity of
in the committee as to tho
OpiIlK
to be pursued, and it is quite possible that
today's meeting will bo barren of all
suits.
A 1.1.EG!
INSURGENT VICTORIES.
Said
ccupied S
In
Unv
Key West, Fla., Doc. 10.—Fighting is
reported west of the trochn in tho Pinar
del Rio section, whore tho insurgents
under Maceo's
ssor, General Rills
liivora, has taken the Hold against tho
Spanish forces loft there by General Woy
lor. No facts have been received yet, but
fifty wounded soldfors came in yesterday
from the neighborhood of Artomlsa. It
is stated in Havana that General Weyler
has called in some of the troops
tioned outside of the city, fearing uu at
tack by Goneral Gomoz, who is reported
us coming eastward with a largo force,
woll armed and provisioned.
Tho lnsurgonts liavo already occupied
several small towns held by Spaniards in
the eastern part of the province of Havana,
and have had hardly auy defeats. Two
train loads of provisions and
captured by the insurgents on tho Ma
tanzas road Saturday or Sunday, with
slight loss. It is reported that an expedi
tion from Honduras landed on the south
side of tho island Saturday with large sup
plies of ammunition and
aud thut
fely delivered into the
the cargo
possession of Goneral Rivera.
The Competitor Trial.
Havana. Dec. 10.—The second trial of
of the American schooner Com
April 29 last by a
the c
petitor, captured
Spanish gunboat while apparently land
ing a filibustering expedition
of Cuba, is still in its preliminary stages,
and consequently, accordiug to Spanish
law, the proceedings
expected the
open court, whon all the fealuros of the
case will be made publio.
the c
yet private. It is
will shortly pass Into
Killed by a Passenger Train.
BoiiDENTOWN, N. J., Deo. 16.—A young
man, aged about 20 years und from papers
found on him believed to bo Hnrold Cru
r, of Irvington, N. J., was Instantly
killed yesterday by a passenger train ....
tho Camden and Amboy division of the
Pennsylvania railroad at Beldemnn's Sta
tion. _
Prison In.perto
Hakkirhi
Ings has reappointed Andrew J. Maloney
and Henry Z. Zelglor, of Philadelphia, In
spectors of the Eastern penitentiary,
Reappointed.
, Dec. 16.—Govornor Hast
P UBLIO BALE—Our lease
Now Years day, ut utut '
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onalstlng of boron, waz.
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MERCY TOR CONVICTS.
Mew Jersey's Parden
keen from State Prison.
»rd Releases Fear.
Trenton, Dec. 16 —The court of par
dons held a three hours' session yesterday
afternoon, and as a result of thalr dsliber
uturns seven Inmates of the New Jersey
state prison
ruled and one was practically pardoned by
the remission of a
pardoned
sontencod from Essex county in Novem
ber, 10W6, to seven years on a conviction of
manslaughter. Khe killed Louis Brown,
her common law husband, who kept a sa
loon In Bunk street, Newark. Another Is
Joseph Hunklo, sentenced In 1895 to eigh
teen months for conspiracy to defraud the
city of Newark by "stuffed" payrolls. The
other prisoners pardoned are :Puul Adams,
sentenced from Passaic county In 1898 to
ton years for rape; Gerald DoWaltoff,
toured from Monmouth countv in 1895 for
live yoars for grand larceny; 0. Brewster
Williams, sentenced from Hudson county
in 1890 for three years for grand larceny;
j ullua Hchoouh). sentenced from Passaic
pardoned, aix
pa
fine. Among those
Emma Woods, who was
county lu 1896 for one year for assault and
battery; Peter B. Curtis, sentenced from
Morris county in 1890 for one year for rob
bory.
Those paroled are: John Tumblty,
tenced from Sussex county iu 1890 for fif
teen years for breakiug and entering;
Murtin San Giacomo, sentenced from
Essex county in 1893 for ton years for
manslaughter; Jacob Soufcer, sentenced
from Passaic in 1893 for seven years for
rape; Albert Randall, sentenced from
Hudson county in 1894 for five years for
forgery; John Hyer, sentenced from Hud
county in 1895 for five yoars for for
gery ; George F. Dayton, sentenced from
Atlantic county In 1895 for two years for
atrocious assault and battery.
A (=500 flue was remitted in tho case of
Harvey Randall, who was sonteneed from
Hushox county In 1889 to oight years for
larceny.
Clergyman Charges Attempted Blackmail
Baltimore, Dec. 16.—The Rev. Georgo
L. Hock, the young pastor of tho Concor
dia Reformed Evangelical church, this
city, yesterday applied for warrants for
the arrest of William Volz and wife,mem
bers of his congregation, whom ho accuses
of attempted black mail. Charges
•ontly preferred against Mr. Hock,
arruignod bc
consequouceof which he
fore the church oflicors and tried for al
leged Improper intimacy with Mrs. Volz.
The woman took tho witness stand and
testified that tho charge
true, but sub
sequently retracted and Mr. Heck
acquitted. The reverend gentleman says
that Volz, prior to tho ecclesiastical trial,
demanded $100 as tho price of his silonco,
ami assorts that Mrs. Volz uoted iu collu
with her husband.
Secretary Fruncl*' Confiri
at ion Delayed.
Washington, Dec. 16.—The nomination
tho head of the in
of Secretary Francis
torior department
a week ago, and yesterday
s sent to the senute
the first
ieting of the financo committee since
minution was referred to it. Secre
tary Francis will not be confirmed until
after tho senatorial election In Missouri.
It is understood that Senator Vost,
her of the finance committee, suggested
that tho nomination go over until after
the holidays. Tho opposition, if such it
bo traced
1 hr
tho rocent
election, in which Secretary Francis sup
ported tho gold Democratic candidates.
Considerable feeling has boon engendered,
but it is
bo termed,
believed that the opposition
to prevent a
will bo carried
Urination.
far
Death of Alexander Salvlni.
Rome, Dec. 16.—Alexander Salvini, the
well known actorand
Italian tragedian, Tonmsso Salvini, died
yesterday, aged 85. Mr. Salvini had boon
suffering for several months with
ganio trouble, and in the early purt of
October his conditi
of thoeolobratod
BO
givo rise to a rumor of his death. His
wife was at his bedsido when ho died.
Young Salvini
of this country this season, opening in
Cleveland, O., in September last, In tho
"Three Guardsmen." Mr. Salvini's clos
•e passed at Monte Cutiuo, his
Florence.
s to have made a tour
ing days
father's residonce,
An Innocent Couple Pardoned.
Helena, Mont., Dee. 16.—Governor Rl
kards has granted a pardon to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Clark, sorving seventeen
yeurs cuch in tho penitentiary at Deer
Lodge for tho murder of John P. Stewart
by poisoning. They had already served a
year of the sentence. Stewart
wealthy
his wife, Mury Stewart. To
sho accused h
who
Mrs. Stewart finally confessed to the
dor, but committed suicide before a writ
ten statement could be signed.
very
, and suspicion first, fell upon
herself
mother aud stepfather,
ctod by her testimony.
ElterifT Tam.sen Wholly Exonerated.
Aliiany. Doc. 16.—Govornor Morton
yesterday dismissed the charges against
►Shorlff E. J. II. Tamsen, of Now York,
holding that tho sheriff could not be held
responsible for tho misconduct of his sub
ordinates. Tho decision approves tho
recommendation of tho commissioner,
who investigated the charges. Tho prin
cipal accusation was in connection with
tho escape of Allen, Killorun and Russell,
notorious postoffico thiovos, from Ludlow
street juil, through the negligence of the
warden.
City's Casino Collapses.
Atlantic City, N. J., Dec. 16.— A
hoavy wind und rain storm is raging along
the coast
largo Casino building, where the Elks'
disaster happened two years ugo, col
lapsed with a crash, currying with it
untenuntod cottage next door. No
was in the building. Spocial instructions
have been issued to tho crows of tho life
saving stations All nloug tho coast, and
hurricane signals have been hoisted at all
stations warning vessels to stay in port.
this point. Yesterday tho
Escape, One Recaptured.
early
hour yostorday afternoon Oliver Crom
well of Lucas county, Charles Wherry of
Franklin county and Joseph Dunn of Erie
county escaped from the Ohio reformatory
here. They
aud at
guards and a pair of bloodhounds. Dunn
afterwards captured.
Pi
Tin
Mansfield, O., Doc. 10.—At
discovered by a guard
:o pursued by a detachment of
a Donflre.
Fatally llurned
TunrhanNOCK, Pa., Doc. 16.—Theresa,
th$ little daughter of William Murray,
was perhaps fatally burned yesterday
aftornoou by her dress catching fire from
a heap of burning
blush. Her mother
also badly burned while putting out
the flames.
Delaware's Next Ntate Secretary.
Dovkh, Del., Dec. 16.—Governor-elect
Tunnell has announced tho appointment
of William H. Boyce, of Georgetoi
secretary of state.
IPEC1AL tUICNTlOX
American Laundry, 608 West Front St.
Brazilian Balm euros a cold, 10 conts.
ippinimn
M. F. Paris, Jeweler. 9 K, 3nd L
Go to I'r. Sim
street, foreyo c
suffer with
l-ottle of his eye cure. We have trio l It
and It has proved a
' dtug store. 606 King
>. You don't havo to
when you havo a
ey
cure.
For that tlrcil aching feeling and
litria try a boffin of our Beef, Wine and
Prepared by W. C. Taylor, 3U2
King street. t.-_z
For flrnt-dass dyeing and scouring go
to tlio Delaware Dye Works, 810 King
Ir
Most or the consumptives that corao to
tie are Incurublo. Jhey have togleoted
un 111
> late, hut still there
time end
White Fulmonlc Buie
t ills. 1 'epot 6UG King street.
cases that
cured by Dr.SItnra's
and Vegetable
rovat Pills,
Flmras tho first among pills for ttn
ladles, made of pure material
in tlielr rec
lies of ludle-i, $1, also sent, by mull, tyjj
stand high
datlon for tlie Inilrtut
CASTOMA.
Th* fic*
*!all9
•lgoatr-fe
Of
Hitching Omdod.
Princeton, N. J., Deo. 16.— Profeasor
Charles H. Hunton gave tho first public
exhibition of his baseball pitching can
in the college gymnasium last night
erected In the
A canvas backstop
gymnasium, and from tho cannon, placed
at pitcher's distance, balls were dis
charged, showing tho different curves and
rates of speed that
invention Is intended to save pitchers In
practice, and the Princeton nine will use
It In all Indoor practice this winter as
experiment.
be obtained. Tho
Family Felsoned with Arsenic.
Syracuse, N. Y., Dec. 18 — Agnes and
Mary Navoek, children, died yesterday
afternoon at Solvay,
sumably of arsenic poisoning. Joseph
Novlck, the father, and the mother and
three other children
At least
wholo family were taken sick shortly after
breakfast Suspicion uttaches to a woman
living in the neighborhood, who, with
several others, had lunched at the house
tho night before.
this city, pro
dangerously ill.
will probably die. The
Rice's Royal Welcome Home.
WiLKESBARRE, Pa., Doc. 16.— Joe Rice,
who
bicycle
colved a royal greeting upon his return
home hero last night. Ho
depot by the mayor of the city and promi
nent citizens, and thou a procession hoaded
by several brass bands paraded tho streets.
At the Opera House a public reception
was hold, with Mayor Nichols presiding,
made by prominent
the second prize in the six days'
in New York last week, re
met at the
and speeches
citizens.
National Irrigation Congress.
Pikenix, Arlz., Dec. 16 — The national
Irrigation congress has brought to Phoe
nix about 1,000 visitors, nearly all inter
ested in water storage and its distribution,
and representing twenty-seven states. The
first day's session
effective, and plans
maturing for the organization of
new linos bettor suited to
tho congress
the work of irrigation.
i«l Fourteen Drowned.
Steamer Lost
London, Dec. 16.—Tho French coasting
steumer Marie Fanny has been lo6t off the
Island of Alderney, in the British chan
of fourteen
nul, and her
drowned. The captain
saved.
Fatal Explosion In a Match Factory,
Berlin, Dec. 16.—An explosion has de
stroyed Van Cromer's match factory at
Aschaffenburg, In Bavaria. Two
und four girls
killed and many per
injured
LI Hung Chang
Pekin, Dec. 10.—LI Hung Chang has
bought a residonce and intends to settlo
hero. He has ordered Ilorr Dotriug, the
Chinese commissioner of customs, to
come here._
M, Arton's Sentence Confirmed.
Paris, Dec. 16.—Tho appeal court has
confirmed the sentence of two years' im
prisonment upon Emile Artou for bribery
iu connection with the Panama scandal.
Settle in Pekin.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Minister Andrade, of Venezuela, will
sail next Sunday from Caracas for his re
turn to tho United States.
An ordinance calling for a four cent
faro on all tho street car linos iu Chicago
was passed by the city council.
John Stuart Blight, sixth eurl of Darn
ley, (lied suddenly yesterday at his home
at Athboy, County Moath, Ireland.
An unsuccessful uttempt was made last
night to wreck the handsome new opera
house at Belton, Tex., with dynamite.
The rebellion in the Philippine islands
is spreading rapidly. Bands of insurgents
--o infesting the outskirts of the city of
Manila.
Tho railroad to tho Monte Cristo mine
In tho Cascade mountains, Washington,
is impassable, and the mining towns of
Monte Cristo and Silver Top
cut off fr
entirely
supplies.
Rev. John DeWitt, D.D.
of the Theological Seminary, New Brunswiek,
N. J., writes: "I am satisfied that Dr. D
Dyspepsia Pills
right. They ha
all
Dr.
my case.'
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w, '■
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Good Things Como
To The Top
ovory timo. There
do than thoso wo
sell, and it hasn't taken them long to
to tho top. Shoes to bo satisfactory
well and feel well.
bettor shoes
must look well,
Our shoes always look stylish and fit like
a glove—they feel
wear beautifully,
satisfaction
go uhcad of
cotton—they
easy
When It comes to shoe
fool confident
JOHN J. HAYES,
No. 13 East Second Sireat.
DUNCAN BROS
214 Market Street:
AMERICAN CLUB.
Christmas tree holders and
fences, malleable iron toys, banks,
stoves, rifles, star safety razors,
carving sets, silver-plated ware,
table and pocket cutlery.
Duncan Bros., 214 Market Street,
.adies' and Gentlemen
Wo havo two thousnnd pipes to select
from for Holiday prosonts. Gold mounted
in cases. Briar pipes, nmbor tip, 50c up.
Buy a cigar moistanor flOo to $2.25. Polish
cd Oak. No trouble to show goods.
DURSTEfiN
No. 5 East 2nd Street.
North Sido City Market.
AMERICAN LINK DRAFTS
for Christir
h presents to tho Old^ country,
•is ul' Great Britain and inland, for
s by
H. L. EVANS & CO.,
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS
K RLIF-FINBIX HOURS— lllstreosiiig tvid
ney and Uladiicr diseasea rcllovod In six
hours by
T
hid
etnedy Ih
ut of it
in# pain in
•art of t
e. It relieves
water and pain In pat-dug It ul
ately. U you wiuir quick roller and euro,this
la y*ur remedy Sold by Z. Jaiuss Belt, Drug
gist, Wilmington, Del.
ho bladder, kid nova
eurl nary pussatrue
i of
St luiiuodi
I at H
y
jtt-iyr
TKETH,
DR. F. E. SMITH,
SURCKON UfcNTIST.
A
Teeth Evtrarfad.
With Vitalised Air...,
Heauilfal Met of Teeth
Teeth Filled With
Teeth Filled With Hllver
Flellna.
All operations kno vn to dentistry
Foil re attention guaranteed.
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•1 up
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611 MARKET STREET
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thaf peo'ile
- ... prao
re satlaflud
menu any
wuii
r work. Tt
i
tiling else.
VERY BEST TEETH $8 ASET
Extracting..1....... 25c
Gas or Vitalized Air... 50c
Silver fillings;
0
73o
Gold fliliiigi.up
Teeth cleaned.75c
DR. HONEYWELL'S
DENTAL PARLORS,
Ui M A KK M' S'J„ IV J L6UNGTON Bel.
We prepare legal
its or all
deeds, mortgages, bonds)
v under legal gupervla
ul expert
Title searches furnished. Our char
ges are alwuys moderate.
HAWKINS & CO.
71 a Market Street.
LEGAL PAPtRS—
agreements, wills,
. Over twenty 3
ORDERS TAKER FOR
CUT FLOWERS, DESIGNS, ETC.
MRS. LEWIS
705M \V. 2d St.
diO-Steod*
MRS. W. H VANCE
600 E 7th St.
THE LEADING
QUICK LUNCH PARLORS
41N tt
HOLTS'
No, 3 EAST 41H ST.
follow. Open nil night
We lend and
Special Bargains
No
NEW PIANOS
from $140 and upwards,
^reasonable offer refused if ac-,
companied with cash, or $6, $8 and $10 per month it required. 1 !
NEW ORGANS 1 ^"; °" °"
EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WARRANTED.
A few second-hand Square Pianos and Parlor Organs from $20 to $150.
J. FORD FOX,
820-822 Market street, Wilmington, Del.'
Telephone 684.
HOLIDAY FURNITURE
This Tabourette, antique oak and imi*
tation mahogany, with fine polish finish,
only $1.25; reducedlrom $2. IT iuclies high
top 14 inches,
m
li
A few yet left of the 65 cent ones, in
thin woods—white enamel, oak and cherry;
i'J inches high, top 11 inches square.
$1.25.
GOLD
A now design in gold leaf reception chairs, just
Guaranteed not to
put on sale, at $2 25 each.
CHAIRS. tarnish.
Reed Chairs and Rockers in all finishes and en
ameled any color to suit on short notice—3 days.
MORRIS Those Morris Reclining- Chairs are moving- rapid
ly. Chairs $4.00 each, without cushions, and
CHAIRS. two reversible cushions, from $2.75 upwards, ac
cording to material;
Don't wait for us to toll you of all tho good things
wo have for Christmas buyers. Wc arc stocked
to overflowing, now, aud predict a busy season.
DOM'T
WAIT.
Cur delivery service is complete and thor
oughly equipped to handle tho Holiday business.
Deliveries made at any time to suit purchasers.
MEGARY,
SIXTH AND TATNALL STREETS.
Open every evening until Ohristmas
, NO MORE TORTURR
3J
In the denttata oh.lr. The J«j of barbarlo oniUr
In dental methods has been as surely passed M
tho day of similar torture under the
knife. At our office we extract teeth without pMft
for 25o. Filled without pain for 50c up. PIMP
and #8. Gas or Vltallxed Air administered. - -
Open In tho eveulng - .
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AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS.
No. 610J MARKET STREET.
r l
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Opposite J. Paul Brown's Photo Gallery
Drs. Ash brook & Bumgarner, Prop*.
COAL
IS
Clean and Well Prepared
AT THIS SEASON
BUY NOW
Geo. W. Bush & Sons Co.
FRENCH STREET WHARF.
You Can't
Examine Coal
i
criticall
't feel of.
r.
know that well. You
soo if It's all wool and a yard wide,
consumer must depend to a great e
the dealer's honesty. Knowing
things it would be a pretty bad sort
who would deliberately cheat,
usually honest—if they
;ii
ii
, W.T
A ■ \
v-.
dealo
give you satisfaction it is because
don't know any better—they are d
. It requires untold
periouee in tho coal business, to ar
be able to give the finest and most I
succeeded
• arc in ex>
rjs
t
the best t hey c
factory coal. W
well in doing this and
position to dt
just now.
CHARLES WARNER COMPANY,
Wilmington, Dela
Central Office, Ninth and Shipley Sttt

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