The Wilmington daily Republican., February 27, 1902, Image 2

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fHli DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Die fipblican Printing
and Publishing Co,
r. COP. 1 l.ll,|) AM) KINO STREETS
Entered nt'tlic Post Office at Wilmin'toa
second-class mail matter.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27.
Del .
The country roada in New Castle
Hundred are a disgrace to a civil
ized coiuncuuity and a burning
shame when it is taken into
(-•ration the thousands ot dollars
that have been spent on them by
the tax
-dd
payers. A ride in a vehi
cle from Wilmington to Farnhurst
an object lesson, and it is nearly
time something was done towards
having better roads.
The indifferent manner
the roads arc
and dirt being throw
the spring, does not improve
them, but is washed back again
At the first rain into the gutters. If
two or three miles were properly
built year after year and some of
the surplus stone
lound iu different sections of this
country, better roads would be the
result.
16
vv h i c h
repaired, the mud
upon the
road i
:u.lliat can be
Driving through mud ironi It to 6
inches deep i
very inspiring
calculated to improve the religious
inclinations of the driver or make
it easy for the animals
•ho have to
go through the mud up to their
knees.
Muddy roads are generally
rough roads, but people
used to Uiese kind oi roads don't
look for anv better and jog along
happy and contented.
in this age
automobiles and other appliances
tor traveling, better roads should
come as a matter of course.
eicctricity and
Then
the farmers would be easier
aud bring a corresponding content
ment.
life
Two veternarian surgeons at
tend a sjcU cow, but happily not at
the same time. The first doctor
prescribed for the sick animal
which the owner administered as
directed but the animal iustcad oi
improving, rapidly gre
Then the tirst doctor was dispensed
With aud a second doctor called
He prescribed tor the animal which
medicine was administered b\ the
worse.
owner, but instead o! an improve
ment iu the animal, il finally grew
so bad that the owner thought he
would see what he could do
the
doctoring line. He administered
a few simple remedies and
surprised to see the
gratefully upon him the next morn
ing on entering its stall, lie con
tinued tile h
week or ten days the animal had s
far recovered that it took
three times
several years alter
reminded that the Republican
about
the lar
look
doses and
Is teed
a dry a
party in 1 )el;
the same predicament ;
mer's cow.
what thev will do at the
tioo.
tended I
The v
•\t elec
been at
more doctors toi
the party !
two
several years past it
harm to try another
those which have bee
and administered
results. The Ki.it i;
political idol to set
ticular friends to
paper hat
success ol the Rejiubli:
Delaware and will coniinue to ilo
bo unt il we decide ot
man's a lool who can't change his
ud if eircu!
dd do
•ith such evil
ha
But the
ahvavs labored lor the
A
Wtu.iA.M Mt h.m
id that is
est
vhv he
) boom
Ke Da
do -
will not permit iiv
him for I nite.l
tor.
Stales
'J he Ki im ni
sire
6 i 1 1011
In an
vith a Jo 11
porter .Mr. I 3 yn
Bay
"Whatever
the Re
•ould be
absurd i<
the Fed
in Washi:
d they
to
IV tl) i:,e 11 !
Id:
1 till:
conic 1 re H
tl) a
d burdoi
l
ill l;e -alls lied
the ranks 1
••I think the K'
night to lore
ware
a com pa
a vig
fall, k
ee.p
the State 1 a the K'eiu
inct
store o
Hiatioa. n
v th the
Fed
of
our best, c:'
Senators, re
present U<
jressin.i n.
their late
Ma
id
d.
protect thei
pale
their right to par
the a
am ill which they are
Dbev.
gove r
bilged to
We did no*, have
annoy Mr. i;
net A
v desire to
si r up a hor
the
quarters ol Ins
supposed Jriends who have the
Senatorial
bee 1
their
bon nets.
Byrne would be a
were in the 1
We
say that Mr.
•redit to Dela
ltd States Senate.
He will
ke Lis mark whether he
•>2,oe6 to the Senate or stays
Wil
mingtoa as a
C 1 11 / c
It the Secretary 0! Lite Hoard of
Health does not g:vc Recorder of
Deeds Clark the
record of the dcatfis
Die past eight montits there
blood od the in
.■cord of the
the ci Ly lor
'ill be
'ithin the next
month. Its for 'he Lew Lourt to
lay the word and Cahill then
be arrested and fined lor just what
we do not
iay
•V. We
thought Mr. Cahill was a law-abid
ing citizen. Chase the cat,
a 1 w .1 v a
'Tin. best and up
advertise iu the columns oi the R. -
Bee;
•da te merchants
Why
reach the people wb
what they use in Wilmington, He
ing the best advertising medium it
is necessarily the cheapest
better tin
PUBLIC AN.
they
it 13
A trial
will convince you that money snout
advert a iq
\H .
nuns 19 money
well mv.
U.
We would reiterate it once more,
that politics are most uncertain.
You can hardly ever tell how the
cat is going to jump. At the cau
cus of the Republican members of
the Trustees of the Poor, held on
Wednesday afternoon at Farnhurst
it was hard to tell what would be
done. The scene reminded us ot
the night before the Legislature
met in Dover. Not tor years had
there been witnessed such a mighty
gathering of the clans as assem
bled at Farnhurstyesterday. Not
withstanding it was a stormy 'day,
and the country roads almost im
passable. every member was pres
ent trom the rural districts.
There were between 50 and 60
persons present, nearly every one
having some candidate, whose
chances they wished to advance
for the seven positions at the dis
posal of the Hoard of Trustees.
The b : ggest fight was tor Superin -
tendent ot the Almshouse, and some
tall wire pulling was done to but
little purpose, if we have been cor
rectly informed.
The Uepublicuu members were
iu caucus about one hour and a
j
half and there dul not appear to
have been much difference between
themembeis as to who sliould re
ceive the majority vote. There
were some six applicants lor Su
perintendent ot the Almshouse and
we were giv
to understand that
iy two of file six applicants were
considered or received any-']
thing like a vote
Mr. Blackburn. the successful ap
plicant, being nominated on the i
second ballot.
Mr. Robert D. Kemp did not al-j
ot his came lor secre
the first ballot, j
j
t
taiy, and Mr 1 arker. ot Middle
towu, had no opposition lor the i
sit ion. 13 v some it
that Dr.
chance of being
physician, but Drs.
liastian were the lucki
low the
thought
Forrest bad a tirst class
nominated for
UrigBS and
ivuiuuls.
Mr. Herbert L. Mice did no*, allow
Dr. Heuty received the nomination
for chairman, which
lection and
with credit to hnusell and those
who appointed h.m.
;arlv 8
ot bis
t lie
attorney
and Mr. Luttomus hadawalkove
a, good se
; the Doctor will fill
Alter
ha
a Republic;
majority, only 8
ng represented
the Republicans to !
a record lor themsel-;
it. i
Dei
•rats be
It be ho
have done.
1 require a judicious ex pc ml i
| tureof the tax pay
to rt* 1 i
of the
money a
s is possible with the!
• !; alter as
;
a ns at thei r dispos.i I
The ue
-•tubers are creditable
appointmeiu IT
the K'epubiica
party to have
a re exce p
shouid
11 on a i 1 v intelligent
trouble i
looking alter
this bra
There w 1
pointed
cli ot the co
111 tv s affairs
1 the c.i
mt t"those a
CIIS 1)0111 i -
vast.
:rc give
g the result ot their doiiberali
s
soon al ter t he nui
es of the success
i.ule
fnl candidates
ulatn
a of their triend.
We would reiterate
at wc have 1
said
the columns on a l
oc
d that is that the
g superintendent ;
best in
hate
igers that
ever in
til : ])ositioll a
I heir successor
vishes ol the public
e oi the si
dlls
tv
have the bast,
lor a
cieiil
A'ineni and as Ireo from
com pi a
ts (r..
the
1 mates
aud
the public.
voubl be well lor the
Men's Repubiicau Club
to;
not al
n to do them up,
sociatu
I'll 1 LA I HiLI'll I A. F( k 'J
I'nilod
Markin] Jt.lm
Easii
"I Will 'Ml
• M .!...
'I he
(SICK FALLS.
Mail.
Van II; 11 1
of tie i.'iiv.'iiy ol
!v. been
His
father
When the i
nt the le
I f •
bis I'll
•s al tin Mo 'le
Ui b. 27 .
NEW IP
VITO il-'
the Westei
ury. They a
•xpenditures ;
b;
bet
of improper
f t!
lie Hi nl v lino I inn,
•i . Feb 27 <iovi
No
ALU.aw >
ulell has s
be bill prohibiting
II- pi
il II
'hieli lie affixed
John
udei
J). Haiti* s
F*<r the I'r-vt
An
A spe
'I'
Wash.
Keb.
KK.VI tit:
» Flu* Times 1
I.—s Adelplu s.
ivs the
I, lias put
I'll the
down will) scurvy and ik
Angeles
•ally starved.
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TO MOTHERS
Mrs. J, H. Haskins, of Chicago,
111., President Chicago Arcade
Club, Addresses Comforting
Words to Women Itegardiug
Childbirth. »
1 ' I)l Ait Mrs. Pin kit am ! —Mother*
need not dread childbearing after they
know the value of Lydia K. Pink
liii in's Vegetable Compound.
While I loved children I dreaded the
ordeal, for it left me weak and sick
I*
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MRS. , 1 . H. HASKINS.
for months sifter, and at the time I
thought death wa.s a welcome relief;
but before
7 last child was born a
good neighbor advised Lydia L.i'ink
Linn's Vegetable Compound, and
before the child's birth ; — it brought j
i wonderful
ac IC
sed that, together with y
j and Sanative Wash for four months
Pills
relief. I hardly bad an
pain, and when Hie child
ten days old I left my bed strong in
take
I
j health. F. very spring and fall I
nhottU'of I.viliiv K.lMiikluiiii's Veff
j etable Compound and find it keeps
in continual excellent health." —
Mas. . 1 , H. Maskin'?, 3248 Indiana Ave.,
j * Hioago. 111. — $5000 forfeit if above Ustima
i r ' lal \ , n ^J emin,! -
I ' » p, ' « <>unsrl is
|
I
what 1 lie ex peetaiit and would-bo
mother needs, unrii this counsel !
she can secure without cost by j
writing to Mrs. Piiikluuu at
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Now Castle, Feb. 27 .
S .1 peri nt endont
Congratulations are
i'll or a;
1 of the Mena
itii t iie r
id rod the w
New
ipciut
roval here e
cut met ts wit.li ap i
e of Mi. Foster's frici
among so
ds.
alert last
Everyone
light
1 1 the First
it her ii
- e
utpoinlcd Hie local plave
1
■ l to h*.
The lat ter se
• iiicn
ice told during
:k , f pl'lli'l
th*'
pi me.
(Mud half of the gun
at times went a little be
1 the rules vd all bauds w
attend
Tim
with
isie M'orrif
Miss S
this
«ilv and Clm
le; Sieve 1
Hamilton,
Wiliningl ui
IV City by Rev. Mr.
ger of l he Ui
II basket bail team, lias 1
from the Al 'untie ''
• at Nov
lei i n
1 cam,
asking for a
\Yi!
ml. mi
ne at Al antic
A
ide 1
I of Mrs. li
relit 1 ! be)
y s -ho >1 ehi ■
• fo-nt storm
mid Hie
veal;
e j it i 1 of he V e|
-able
The
ict Iasi ov-i
Of bo.M
I .'if Cl'S
lie. \\ I,i d
The
the into
my! hi
Ma >W
1; I'.l
At., v
veil
K> ee
iiir .toil.
\ ili u Sired
NEW YoRK. 1
27 . The si
has Iii
islied ilie 1
!. IIS the
lien Sunday.
struck i be city
I .hi
'••■ording
lo 1 he I'C
Ti
Manila
The
Hu*
bunks ol
uks. mul the outii
dated
n a depth
iy buildings iu the
■filhe is 1
own ha
'
SOi 11 (lni'd Oil IIiiIm's Wiiucm,
The Simulat'd
LIMA.
; 1,10
Ohio
u. 10 per ee,
I Office employ
I I mli:
•e is effce
1 are
tive fp
d last year do not share
in the presoi
WiiMliiiiKton « 1111 m
WASHING TON. Ucb. 27 . Hooker T.
\YSisiiiugtoii. presiilent of the Tusk-gee
j institute. Tuskegec. Ala., was at the
White House yestenlay mul had
vith I'lesid-nt Iti
Ing lifted) minutes. It is stilted tliat
political matters were not touched
l*ri>Niil*>nt.
fercncc
scvelt last
PRINCE IN NEW YORK
, i
Press Banquet at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
GRIND PARADE OF GERMAN SOCIETIES
Itojrnl Visitor Leaves F<
ton mid TImwicc
Wnslilng*
Ills WcNlcra
Trip—A Itetnrn YIhU
March 7 .
NF.W YORK. IVIj. 27 .-The nation's
gin.'st, I'rii
ee Henry, left for Washing
ton hit** hist night after a day during
which he had ample opportunity to ob
s from several interest- 1
serve America
g viewpoints. He lunched, dined.
,
spoke and reviewed a parade, and i
•<• he
!
I
j
as pleased and •
eturn to this city
Friday, M a reft 7 .
Til E ST A ATS /KITING IHXNKR.
hundred guests
Prince Henry at the dinner given by *
the Staats Zeitung in the large ball- •
room of the Waldorf-Astoria last even
ing.
greeted I
Publishers and editors of
ewspa
>si of the important cities of
ore present to join
in extending
we lei
the visiting induce the
of the press of the country.
The immense number of acceptances
j
for the diniie
lade it
he Astor gallery, adjuin
. to aeeomuiodate the
throw open
ing the Dai 111
isle in the dining room began
•'clock, and the first course of the
served at half past N. The
were bound in satin ami
I
at s
dinner ws
nici
b
re a portrait ii
the bn II
vho dined iu
seats
The toasts
room, and those guests
I Hie Aslnr gallery changed their
!
j
the speaking began.
when
bidder presided.
The fixed
e as follows:
d t lie
Kidder. Kc
"Welci
I'rii
by
Hen
; upended to by I'ri
i •The
| States and the G
j Whitelnw Reid.
I ••The I'ress; the Tie That Rinds,"
! by St. flair MeKelway.
Rlood: Win
In Literature. .
'lmrles i:
Amity." by Charles
United
I'reside
t he
We Owe
''
ry Smith.
find Music." by
|
j W. Knapp.
ee Henry's response
I'rii
lows
Sent lei
"Mr.
Ulster a
I a
I'art tha
the gu«
s of the press of the Unilrd
■Sl of
liar the g
l' ; i
the Net
thank for the kind il
■ish it
let with
,1 rcerp
t<
into details I should
-Refill'
erstaml
I
like all
this
may
y wish that m
ill lake a
after leaving: tbis table.
said
-Untloubiedly the prt ss of
•hieli may not
il wliieb I should like
v suhin
compare
hieli blow
caches
litl they «•'
ll.is
ay. The In.a
orable or.
.111. 1 need ot
gem I*
vliit I.
!if said. • Y.-ii will
re of
id develop.... Ill
d Ids in
ire of the fact
lliat v ■
ion. His
of friend
Ki to 11 Id
eli a
as (nil
ril.l
at I lie top
lie is
the Iul
!'• lU'CM'l
iili pin
.1
In
y women in
ed the dinner
I'ARADE OF
il.RMAN SOCIETIES.
1
I'rii
A ineriea
cdii
anil a
ef Ilie
e he
ed with mi
club.
the club's
.1
and ilicn re
ieinity,
At half pas
I o'clock the pri
the gayly decors
ed
ilstry anil police es
rr. He
iy I »r. Wcvhind siml
ell Hr. Weyliuid
address
a committee o
the royal
mul it
closed ii
a silver
purelimei
Thei
the prince
•t the club's <•
1 miitee of fiflv mul later went
a lull
c front of the
the I'ttrk
' clubhouse.
this airy perch Hie prince rc
iewed the monster parade of u 11 the
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SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
j
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M). MO .MAKKKT fcl ItlSIfi P.
Capital Slock,...
Surplus.
/liuws letoi'oiil o'j Depositsut Moiuw,
'} It nuupau
Is tin lor. Trust
A ('(•nt, and tell Is *.
burglar proof Va iU s.
...•ft'ioo.oa®
... .$ 200 , 1 ) 01 *
Kxooulor, Admin.
Roooivoc
iiturdi.
t
tiro aud
.1
BENJAMIN N 11 CLD 8 , Pros,
WILLIAM U. BRIN 0 KLIC, V*.os-Pr«f.>
JAMES B. ULAKlirfON I'ro* ituiS*
Oernmn societies of the city and vicin
ity. More than 10,000 men wore in line,
representing 320 organizations. Music
was furnished for the paraders by
twenty-four bands.
Arion bnII was beautifully decorated
(with evergreens and United States and
German flags. The United States shield
and the German arms were hung over
the balcony. Holly branches, pines and
evergreens decorated the windows, glv
#11K the building a bright and cheerful
appearance.
Colonel Richard Muller, ns grand
marshal, aided by Chief Adjutant Ad
els, led the head of the line at
am
Seventy-second street and l'urk ave* i
nue.
Thw parnde moved to Fifty-seventh j
street, along Fifty-seventh street to j
1 Fifth avenue, along Fifth i
•enue to !
Twenty-sixth Btreet,
•here the men i
, dispersed
I
Colonel Muller had requested the va- j
! rious socle lies not to cheer while pass- j
I Ing the reviewing stand, and this wa.s •
j strictly complied with. j
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TO VISIT CANADA.
!
Prince Henry Sv
-<l l»y Knitter.
Ortlei
Flever Dhtlomney.
LONDON, Feb. 27 . Prince Henry ;
after
!
will
louring the j
United States.
out i
The kais
•cached this deeisi
feeling* of the ling
of del»
iish people.
'ho had expressed great j
in ilie kaiser's bold bid
friendship.
cabled to King Ed
for America
vard,
from :
Henry
otild be agreeable to
the Rritish government. King Kilward '
reply said that it would and assured 1
1 lit* Canadians would
the kaiser tha
vein
I'rii
•e Henry.
'l'liereupon Hu
kaiser sent by cable
\
to ITii
New York his i
perial coin 1 mi ml
visit the cities of 1
This action of the kaiser is e<
lsitler- ;
ed here as another
•U*ver diplomatic
coup by the kaiser-first to
Hie
friendship of the American people and
Hie
lisli them
offset I he soreness of the Eng
by sending his royal broth
'amidn.
er to visi
\ Of rum 11-A 1
R ERL IN, I'eti. " 7 . I'rm
l.enil no.
mer
d educators of
eha
vill be among the
embers
id' tin- proposed Ameriei
league for the preservation and promo- ;
derslanding aud
iermany
•f mutual
friendly
li nd the United Sta
of
hieli steps have already been
aken. Tin* nri
ill be
•ipal mission of the as
foster the expt
ereial relatious I;
sioii^ol coi
lates and
the existing uiisiin
ihtis to
derstaiidings het
tries.
1 in*
foun
1
EIUND TO GET EVEN.
I'illiniiii's
I'reMidi* ill
li clii I i vo
U idill i'ii \y
\hUi
Ai'i'i' |iln
At GIST A.
27 . Lieiilen
es 11 . Tillman,
vho
Is ii
in reference to requests
the subscribers to the
0, has tele
fund for 1 he sword alluded
graphed as follows to President Roose
• A Hiorl
vliile ago 1 had the ho
ry u letter II
the
of y<
Major Micah Jenkins ot' the
First Foiled States volunteer cavalry,
rif whose gj
so highly. y<
•opted the
Y<
. I
InvilntU
. for which we thank you
w requested by contributors
the sword fund
w itb
In explaining the sending of the tele
r Tillma
I
I'Uteim:
• II is with
ell regret Ilia
I
telegram I did, <
Hi.' fart that I a
V of
1
so closely related
liicli
Mlbjeeled
line ly. or at least people
lio <-i
nril
■e of the S'
hiu!:. in
e!i i 11 le> Me:
I'illl.
WASHINGTON. Fell. -
•ling liere of (lie
s of the
McKinb-.i
I
al <'union,
and
is. and returns
diaries. While re|.<
I- whole are
esiihs thus far oblained in
eiled -
ell pleased
with the
the efieri
1 isi* the aim
r iI i.*li Solti it 1
Killetl.
attempt
Ti
I'M ETtiR I A. i eb. 27.- In Sl
R(
break
mile by <:
el's P
nli
Ji- blockhouse
tbroiigli the \'i
line.
iy the columns under Ryng j
d
lb
the brunt of the lighting
r New /ealiiudeis. The Rrit
Ulcers and eighl
\vi re t w
killed and live
1
illicers ami
eluded.
t hilly I bin e
Ti-t
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27 . The
depart mei
si niiounein
Ims r»
telegni
ig the departure of the Third
squadron of the Eighth cavalry from
'uba. with 17 offices mid
Nuev its
>7 etiiis! ed
■I Itilo.v, Kan.
There
present
the island
iibnut U < *
A ( nrni'Kic Medal !■'
ATLANTA.
Telearapliern.
, Fcl*. 27 . - Amhew
ired Hie s
run
•retary of
Telegraphers' tourna
•dal iu his uaine
for the speediest work at the coining
contest in Atlanta. The convention is
to lie held Saturday.
1 he
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CliarleMoii.
j CHARLESTON, S. C., Feb. 27 .—
j Governor Durbin and stuff of Indiana
the Pennsyl
vania building nt the exposition yester
day mul were entertained at luncheon
the
mi's building. Tlie party
•re enthusiastic in their comments
th*' exposition. A visit to Fort Sum
ter and other historic points in the
harbor followed. At night they left
here for home by way of Asheville,
Where they will spend a day.
.AiTrovkiVa iu the Republican.
I
i / A GUILTY CONSCIENCE.
Dow Quiet Waiting; and Watchful
Bf*» Discovered a Thief and
Brought Him to Heiientance.
Mrs. Martin stepped cut of thestore
t-o the clay porch at the
end of the Jong grass house and looked
tlie dour
was down
and she km*
erything possible must be kept under
lock and kov,
room door
nirely behind her. F
ilie Congo river, in Africa,
w by experience that ev
it
"I guess I'll go around back of Hie
house," she thought, "and then the
* and cry."
Fur a part of the way there wasbare
i baby w
i't see
j ly e
j
she sold
>alk, s
•nt that way; but as she did s
she
! caught sight of a piece of I
paper
me of the ]>alJii
i folded and stiel
I ribs which held 1 lie grass
•me along
j the back
j "I wonder what that ran be?" she
• mused. "Who could have put it there?
j j guess I'll look and see what it is.'*
She took it down and unfolded ft,
surprise, a lit
! and f<
nd. to her gi
tie lump of bir. ter in
Now, butter
; of i
ake a little
and missionaries
go as far as possible
j tried, as a
re tin
!c. not 1
' pound a!
mill.
butte
,f the
Idle the stealing
Rut. eve
f
nny there in the paper that Mrs. Mar
this
Id have dote
'Which
.f the boys e,
And then a
" she asked herself.
bright thought *
"1 ki
ruck her.
],
the
I'll find out. I'll just put it
tell by tlie
able
; t ho
a word, and I ci
it
vay the boys look a
hich of Hi
Thei
arid ap
she
rued 1 the
neared o
her
the back-end porch
the tea table was already spread, and
her quo
Rut there
it ing for her.
•re Hu hoys in sight.
She laid the greasy paper down in the
liter of the table.
Place,
onk lie
asked a blessing and bega
eat, clmt
r abut
the
Nc
>k eu
long after ilie little c
•d at the table and passed
ink
lie si
t he butter and said to It ii
"The
eaeher
1 glil
iili his food for the jour
Mr-. Marlin had
ieed him. and
kn» M
ha 1 hr had
seen 1 he pa]>er
e along tlie
;\-h ea
-
fre
•rv dignified a nd
'She kept
the soul of ii
at. the s;
•lose 1 v. I!p. too. gh
the !ablei and s;
the butler, and
the s
ift expressioi
hick passed
c.l 1 hat he a
1 he paper and 1 hr butter, and had see
the
I:
1 In* house for a ft '
minutes, and .
.L.-rt :il llii- !
t hr I
In
(I 1 lmn a
back a
lie but ter. The express
1, H. f
(I md help but smile and
-What i.- it. Mai
d 1 timed
replhd, a
after 1.
e back that same
t
nuked K
questioningly at
1 lie iii I le paper ih:
"Y
have that butter
Ma
1
like butter?" she asked.
•Take i'
"
lie
lie
lo ibr et
.! she did 1:01
I
at. r the little cook
\u In
' "I
.. her.
I
-M;
Mil. Mat Hilda is vet
"Is litV
lie didn't steal
I
v i
Hi a
ill >;•
but 11 r, a 1:tl t ha
lie
!
' t
Hint li
rather thru
lu* trailed n thief.'
-Why. I
call him a thief.
T
1 he bin ter 1 . him. a nd asked liii
cl n't like il
I
ilia
JI is e
j l)U
Ma
had !
that !
lull'd
1 s will find yt
COIN OF THE REALM.
the world is pro
mi to the number of forces lie
•k with him. Mary
port
re to
to
( . <'athen
Whoever is Iwippy and helpful shall
find his happiness aud helpfulness i
old.
David St 1
"Stiinileth Hod Withii
the Shud
more likely 1o
.p of
o furnish wings
o the .summit.—■
rough path
Hie
out a
P"b
the
ith
hieh
lo lly
b icsigo
The a
.vonls ii
lever goes
"f saying
appropriate
e that
u kindly way
of fiisliion.
vil hiu the
of the humblest.— F. W. Faber.
Ibis
reach
■ iby
1 his I by prayer. Ibis thy desire that
be stripped
with entire
Tin
Lei
lb
isluiesK, a nd
simplicity
felb
v Jesus only.
WheiUM
ue vital religi
Pre
vails in its primitive power, light
rssitioii. evil speaking, party
disputes, By before it. Its language
is faith, and its
of
tl
of
E.
s Hell
is prayer
i*fleets are union mid love. ltev. \V.
E. Miller
"Not slothful in business, fervent
spirit; serving the Lord.** It is
fair to take half a
■e tlie other half. Yet many
every church, grapple
the first part of this text, and
cut loose from the other.--Well
spring.
ext and ig
young
A heavy Loss
You oftou boar it said '1 missed
gngcinent, cost motlOO. Buy
watch al Mitchell's, Kovouth aud Poplar
Blreets. Never loses time* Ouly |1 <0
per wook.
en
K'Bin
l o Cure CJrlp in Two Days.
Laxutivo Bromo-Qnintno roiuovos the
cause
box.
K. W. Grove's siguuture
rice 25 Jcauls.
every
lor,
Dubell the Hatter
Go to Charios E. Dnbeli lor ;
amteape ol u II styles No. 2 East Third St
Imt
ii.
■\ Warner's Coal.
ii'nii
Vnif
WIkm) you wiifit coal, telephono
We'll got the coal there in a
JmiTy if you say the word.
No doubt about the weight, for
we are careful in that, and the
quality is right, for wo only have
> tiindard coal.
Wo have all sizes, Hard, Alo
dium and Free-burning.
[just what you want, and we'll
pleasy you every time.
us.
|l A
fcei
Tell 11s
CHAS. WARNER COMPANY
Ninth ami Shipley Sts.
Foot of Market St.
Telephones 104 and 130 . both systems.
H. T. SERGEANT
DEALER IN.
COAL - AND - WOOD
Cbntbal Ofitce
iliryluod Avenue and Conroe Street* |l N* W• Cor. Seventh and Kins Street^
DBLflAKVIA PHONti 587
»A 1 ao Deafer in Hay, Straw, Bran and jji®"Large Load of Wood for $ 1 . 50 .
aSF* Large Pea Coal for Family Ulf
ImiJlAKVIA PHONE B v 3
JMQjCANfUJ OAT 3 .
UfiLMINCTON. DBLKUKRB.
SIDELIGHTS ON LIFE.
Do
make life hard to a
y. R. W.
Emerson.
A high life-purpose lifts all of life.—
Wellspring,
lie who is i\hat he w
see them be wha: lie is.—
be
j
1 fie oh
ho slight them.—
roiible to-'
Rev. Dr. Holder
Hu
Duties re I
evermore IT
sen at ion of those
Sarah \Y. Stephen.
Sin is the
day and always lias I
dd imiiappv.
the
by.
Faith is net
•v in t he realm of n
It is the
in t he face of obstacles.
- -Rev. Dr. Set
A calm, rest fill
grace tells gradually
even the minutest
God. Sueli
he daii\ life;
detail
brought
ler t be power of
ith Hi
i. T. T.
(a Her.
lloliness is the he;
y of the Lord
d of hosts. Tin
<M
.
! 'll ' 1 1
thou
the other. To have
e fr«
Nor
ill it lie
hard
in either; for II. I
thy being. Tin longing i«
' '
the fail
call.
llis
r 1 '
F. Ji. Mever.
I >on't
own. It
lind by yt
11 Id be a poor love I hat
pended
of the pels
loved.
. (>s
tllfV
ay fr
but she does
t
• I lier's breast,
ill it
stops crying.
George MacDonald.
She bolds it el
Tlie laid and IIIm SelliNlinoNM.
One is some!
t lie
hieh ehiidrei
" ug(*r
•eiv« gifts, and the
likewi.
hieh they
I giver. All absorbed in
the pleas
I the gifts have
I'"'
fie
pel iilant ly o|>pose (lie lovi
A linie
f their pare
I
i fell
as loaded How
il.
! gifts at
brisi
is asked
' t
-
I'll :
j,- ls> | H .
J
.1
ing among his
At las
:i .
lie st
He f«
vent cry
got 1 lie giver of Ids gift
Yet ,|w no
see tha
j l)U
e hi
harshly; did yt
!
!
t le
" I»
gifts
them? Did yo>
• wlie 1
iiei
Iif
The gifts
mindful o
thei
A re
the lad and
essV- Rnptist Union.
1 -TW'IiiImIi i |»m.
• opposilt
friendships,
•ndencies. and
X\ iM(>
It is
to fori
pulses,
•ed i
pinions, p
nil equilibri
bot li ends of 1 fie ,
entai and
••ill ii
sack keeps the fa line
in
W el!*
ver fir
)ble
an ignoble success.— !
failure than
Ruin's Horn.
fr
Tmjitosts were licit I ny ('uroiici* j
Flick last, night in tlio case of
William (iiiipnlrt. :i Krcm-li sailor,I
who wsm killed hy falling IVom a ! 0
. . . • . n . j a
gang plunk fit I ho wharuts ol ih ( k
llorlaii and Hollingsworth C'om-istable
puny Ji verdict of accidental drown
result : f tin* fall was
.1 ' \ , j
• a daines
.). Iveelev, j
who were killed on the railroads:
verdicts of accidental death were
Three luquctits Mel A.
mg as
a
given. In Ilie <
Welsh and William
retard. ImincHts into the death I
, t , u ,,, ,. , , , v ,|
of .Joseph H. iiliitx and *). Xr ullage
Wilson who lost their lives on the
railroad will beheld on Saturday
tl 1 < r Irt ' I
0 ' j
„„ , , 1 i ,. I
lhc regular moiitlily meeting
of the oflieial Hoard ot ( niun M.
E. Clmreli will hj held this even
ing at 7.1)0 at which much import
ant business will he transacted.
Pentecostal Class w ill meet at
the same, hour to which all Christ
ians and those desiring the exper
ience of the higher life are in
vited.
Union M. I : . Church.
a
cough in P)
What euros croup
ntosV Bra/.iliuu Baiui
Taylor and Fullerton Bronchial Lozon
gers cures coughs uuil colds. NV. C. T»y
lor, !U )2 King street.
No opium.
HETTRiCK
CONFESSES.
j Trenton, N. J., Feb. 20 .—IfGcorga
Ilettrick is executed for the murder
of John Kraus last Thanksgiving Day
it will be mainly through the tesli
inony of two women—one his lawful
lie and the ether the Wilmington
girl, Let tie Smith, whom lie duped
into believing he was single.
Mrs. licit nek, or Miss Martha Holt
as she calls herself, was on (he stand
day and swore that she and Mel
amed in 13 a 111 morn in
'iigthen her testimony
she prod need a transcript of the mar
the records That paved
the way for Miss Smith's testimony,
,.nd she then told, in quivering voice
. !' the quarrels Krause and Ilettrick
to the day of the crime,
• ;.d how ilettrick, while she was out
the yard, had struck Krause tha
i„ al blow.
; l ick
: age Inn
the recital Ilettrick was
ceiled, and was kept quicO
nisei only with the grcatcsb
1 Mimig
greatly
,,v llis C< "
difficult v.
Deputy Chief of Police O'JJrien, of
Syracuse, related the confession
which llcl.Lrick made to him after
his capture in that city of how ha
killed John Krause.
Jn his confession Ilettrick charges
his supposed wife with striking the
first blow. According to O'Brien
Ilettrick said: "1 am tired of being
hunted and couldn't stand the strain
much longer, if they hadn't caught
me. 1 was going to g-vc lnysilf up
pretty scon, i did kill Krause and
Id do it again under the circum
stances. J went into partnersnip
with him hut lie would tell mv wife
1 aid tilings about me when 1 was
>t stand it any
away, until 1 could
• My wife and 1 talked about put
ting bint out of the way several Liincn
< m Thanksgiving Day 1 was upstairs
ana beard a noise downstairs. I
went down and saw my v ife about tu
strike Krause ou the head with a
block ol wood.
Krause fell to Ids
r the head im
kneesand i hit him
tii he died. Alter I bad killed him,
y wife and I put him in a blank'Jb
l J bade her wait until I got a rig.
for a rig I saw a eonmio
in front of a saloon, and saw my
wife there 1 wcnl up to Iter, kissed
her and asked her to g
*. Site t el used, so I went aloue.
J bought a ticket for Philadelphia
and then exchanged it for one to
J unction.
xvitli
k al 'i'renl
__ ___ I want to go
back to Trenton and plead guilty. I
won't put tip any defense.''
,
SUICIDE BY
HANGING.
FeU.
K lk Ion,
! Watson HilTord coinniitted suicide ah
Md..
2 ti. Hi
an early hour this mot tling on his
farm near Ilie village of /ion in | Cecil
|comity. lie retired last night in good
j health and apparently in the best of
|spirits, hut at .'> o'clock' this morning
lle llro "'. tlrt'.ssod bimsoK and wcnC
! 0 " 1 .* 11 *' l !. u l,!l !"' J» tl.« stable "c cut
j a piece of a plow lute, winch he made
fast lo a joist on the outside of the
C'om-istable dour, lie then mounted a
spindle w;
Ground Dis neck, jumped from the
j wagon.
-p| U , jj rs( jutimation bis family had
j that he had committed the rash acti
was when his lifeless body,was found
and placing the ropa
dangling from the end of the rope.
I V'onside.able mystery surround* tha
uct., as.Mr. (illToid was in noivay ._
vedv-cd mul was preparing to have a
sale of his stock on Saturday ftext,
prepatciry to renting out his farm,
I Mr. (iilford was a member of Ilia
j Cedi Farmer'sCluband took anaetiva
part in its deliberations. lie was a
I prominent Jlopubllcau ot his district,
an( | one | <; , t | )e leading members of
/ion Presbyterian Church. He was
a native of Bucks couty, Pennsyvania
and a brother ol Dr. D. L. Gifford, ot
Cecil county. He was DO years old, a
widower and leaves two children, *
son and a daughter.
Reception to New Secretary.
On Tuesday night next the
Rev. F. D. Short newly appointed
secretary of the Young Men's
Christian Association will he ten
dered a reception by the members
of tlie Association. An inlorcstiug
program has been pr pared.