The Wilmington daily Republican., March 04, 1902, Image 2

About The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902

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m DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Ike Republican Printing
?nil Publishing Co,
f t ill If Mil) DAII V. I XCil'r SUNIMV
i. I, Ull. IlilllD AM) KINU STKdGTS
Entered at the Post office at Wilmlnift;
Del.
fcccnil-tlu:.s nuiil matter.
TUESDAY. MARCH 4. IQOZ
CoXDRESfc has signified what Del
ta receive ior its rive
$25,000 is lor harbor
the Government.
tor the Appoquiuiiuink, I
1 vers
Delaware
the
a wan
and harbors.
improvements in his city, but
Uilionally. City < ouncil is expect
ed to spend
contributed bv
: fourth of tlie
*15,000 i
Murderkdl and Mispiliioi
and $ 15,000 lor Smyrna,
does not receive its share ot the
providing better
It has been a problem
onev tuat vv
money spent
water ways,
ior years why the
spent by the Government
water ways should come out ot the
public treasury. Wilmington har
bor is in need ol every
can be had to keep it
kind of condition for veaselsto pass
up the Christiana river.
that
any
j
Yes, the Evening Journal is gen
erally 24 hours ahead of its cotein
iporaries. That same
printed so often in its column
Chas. Edwards ran the Journal, !
that the bag of wind now editing it
has fallen across some ol the o.d
files ot that paper and really be
lieves he is editing a daily instead
of the weekly bum lodder down the
State. Speaking 01 mistakes, of
which the Shakosperian writer has
had more than one fling at the He- !
PUBLICAN which was published be
fore he was bom, ve called atten
tion to one of its blunders,
mad and toid its lew hundred read
ers what an enterprising paper it
printed, giving the news
weeks ahead ot the other papers.
Poor thing!
M gag
!
vhile
It got
• 1 "v
It is too bad that Robert l*.
Kemp who was appointed Trustee
of the Poor in John W. Lawson's
place, his term having expired, lias
been compelled to hand in his res
ignation, lie is employed by the
Artisans' Savings Instituli
there is* objections to his
the position by tlie bann oflic'als. ,
Mr. Kemp was expressly appointed !
to fill the positiou of .Secretary ot {
the Board ot Trustees, In** rt « ,,n * r
!
holding ;
to the wishes of the Artisan people
he declined to run ior the position.
The position i
but $36 a year, there being but
twelve meetings,
Kemp
members of the Board. Mr. licit 1 1
irom dow
youngest
stnecure. paying
Mr.
: a month.
next to the young
the county being the
The neighborhood of ^Iitrsball
ton has been visited several ticaea
lately by burglars who have car
ried off numerous articles ol value
besides
The impression
money.
prevails thatparties are implicate!!
ho are
in the thefts,
cd and should not have to resort l
theft to procure spending m-un
They should remember that jn
eons that are caught and convict
ol theit a
:d
whipped and s
1
the pillory,
are such that the whippit
be remitted they would
serve time
;s should !
have to 1
tiie
house. From observation few
aunty
without they were
nals, would care to spend a second
term in this prison.
•fi
E most wonderful editors that
.k Wiiminirton. we
are sorrv to oav, came 1.
have ever stn
the huckleberries grow and tlie
apple jack nnd peach brandy is
m a d e.
to believe that theao dow
editors
had aivvuvs been
id write edituriah, h-;i
up and tiie ii run the
the paner to the le
Ior whom they
lions, for S
dav shaving
My, it is a pi I v tha
mart people
and Delaware j<
all v.
especi
The Mutu.
corporal:
ware, ha
ing business,
dcr
W. Fuller, Chief .»
under the law
cat rail
be<
he
sued b;
v as
preme
Tho
•ell or remove
company is not perm-tied to
property Irom this
district until further order. Annii
cation h n> a iso
i a do f*
The hears;
cel ver.
Thursday, April
Il you hav
not been
dut'ing the las
'S. don'l
P'-' 1
alter oil, but
family doctor to v
An ounce ol prevenli
pound ol
tho
v. or 1 11 a
1) more nnu
ms tlui
it has
check by the Health authorilie-a.
All good cu;
ull help the
; ;i
keep aii personsqu;
prevent tiie spread of the diue*
c - j
!■m M mu- \ F-- in
arrest- !
cd John ,\lien, col*
in New Cust.le.
The tii.cf was arrested
icounter ! 1
;t A
lock Him
with l In
officer
Iona it
vh i si«»iicJ (tie
I
tin
There
•$30 in
and four
<) lie sr i >.
he arrested
watches
bin i:
the s
Ifercnt can
r the .1
dates to make their
.erne nt
Tim
i) interesting one
nr to the finish.
the
papers.
prom es to be a
aud a hot one vie
camping
Tliere w
car.did al
tl.B llClll
h pays
a year with vdi
•' l'a.kin ( ;s a.'tt.
The tro.icy from Dm
Chester, Da.
ing a large number <i choppers to
this city who p j
visions, dry mod
parel from o,.r
\Y ilmiitg t
and a 1 airlv reasonable
Til eke w;
jail breaking at L'aston, M.I.. on
last Sunday night and six prison
ers escaped. Deputy Shert II 'J'hos.
J. Thompson
while trying to prevent the escape
of the men. The prison is saicPTS"
be on a par with the one at New
Castle.
At.i, ki
Rkpujm i
given tree to tn
work to thrs o;i
best
s tlie means of bring
P*
'ch ants.
i lie
arket is a good on
gular oid-tim' d
instantly 'killed
ds of printing d*n
e at tlie
lotion
br
IV
' Prince Henry it being: given an
opporlunity to *ee tome ot the Uni*
led States. He baa been shown
where tlis Uuion and Confederate
armies met in conflict at Lookout
Mountain. Ilia train ran through
Tennessee, through a corner of
Alabama and then, turning to the
uorth, huriled across Tennessee
with a short stop
through Kentucky with brief halts
in Howling Green aud Louisville
and on through lndiaua to another
short stop i
the train \v.
He expects to spend Saturday In
New 'i ork and take breakfast with
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Nashville,
Indianapolis. Then
headed for St. Louis.
rector Thomas Melvin has not been
able to procure much light on the
Weisbach light contract,
not the only person 111 the dark,
He has asked some very pertiuent
aud pointed questions, which have
not been answered thus far. Pos
sibly bciore we go to press, these
questions may be answered. We
are lor anything that will save the
city money aud at the same lime
give general sat 'sfaction. There
is considerable difference between
From all accounts thus far Di
lie is
electric light.
lamp and 1
Trot out the contract and put
btoo to furtk
a
controversy.
The new secretary ol the V. M.
C. A., Die Rev. F. li. Short, will be
a reception this, Tuesday,
evening, Refreshments and other
commodities will te served to those
The Rev. Mr. .Short should
ideal secretary and be the
ot building up the V. M. C.
tins city. The Association
is in a fairly prosperous condition
at the present time, but there is
lots of room lor im;
held is large, the recruits arc num
erous and the h.
A.
!
present,
make a
The
•vcot should be a
good one.
( ini: reason whv the sons of some
Die business
bv their lather is because
men cannot c;
le>t them
they have
the l
been brought up i
;d are i.ot practical
They liil about a $10 job
and don't know enough about their
istruct olliers, who
have a
men.
business to
m.iy, if they
Success i
,
! Saturday last. «t
{ ctlect on Die an
tlv * ^Vator is
cr lime in tlie emp!'
business me(
time,
great
dual.
•city of
! cars that caused II.e low aupolv of
al mercliatu.' of
Bkkokk it
ail aino
>ld that
ur city.
;
g !o the 11
kIs ol Friday and
be operated.
coileriea
Wu al h :
•min'd y 1
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Dress
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newest
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Weil Cn'jM's, '
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Morals r,u.*. 7
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bill
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special Suits.
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set'llriii_y: !
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lilt I li r ill :
v. I>;i\-i 11 •
While
suit
i*»w
ior \- .it :t
lihinv stv
but il
HOIK* to b;* (ill|>1
Mill-lit !v v<
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; ;i sail di'tiii'-tivt'lv
'.our
own.
j 'Von v, ill find these in
' l"-i i
st \ les mid ijtin 1 ities at
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this I,est line
I- IV ill
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Muslin
Underwear
H-Wll) v mi III II'I III
vntll.l Im- *1.
"uniiMil
MWUV
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litv. lu mill Hills!I
iii;i
-mat 1, rials uml li'iin
i\V
ml
id's
:in<
,',M c.i. li.
(lowii?* ni oOc' 7 dc, tel :iml
cacli.
upwards I
(dliL'inise. 75c, $1 and up
tnrids (o oiH'ii-
Skirts, 75c, SI, $1.25, $1.50,
$2 and upwards to $S.-D0 each.
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EXTRAVAGANT
EXPENDITURES.
The, Water Department at present
Is being severely criticised by many
citizens fur wliat is claimed extrava
gant expenditures in connection with
tlie new itockford water tower,
two especial extravagant expenditures
they point out thestm dial
As
the new
and
water lower in KoekforJ Hark,
also to the cost of the stone on Hie
tower which hears Hie names of the
members of the Board of Water C
mi ssionera.
The sun-dial is said to have cost
$350 which does not include the cost
of the labor of setting the stones pur
chased from William Davidson.
Regarding the tablet on the tower
which bears the mines of the Wa' 'r
Commissioners, it is found that Wil
liam Davids
service of "One man for
days, cutting and lettering" tin* shn?
and an additional cost of $<
"toolsantl car far.:
■as paid $141 for the
thirty-six
r>
for
king the total
cost of placing
the names on the
tower $150.45, without including the
the price of the stone on which they
were engraved.
President Betts states that the
total cost ol the lower to dale is about
$75,000.
SIDING WITH
CRIMINALS.!
I
The nol»l(* a La ml taken by the!
editor ol the Repmumcan in Ins
warm hearted defence of the unfor I
lunate criminals at the Workhouse, I
| places him in the front rank of hu- \
I he is his fattier over j
Unit as in other moral i
, always leaning to mer * |
s8Kl -inumg tie am u |
down !
| niiinitariaus
,
cation
i T
j not the
! Tins
| below
1 h
rrespo ado at fro:
e would not like to aav \
very t
gcslmg
of:
oelovT, lor It*;
lunn place, tbis!
very
(.) 'alio, in his
j tinc man
thinks i;:mveil s<
arroga
i
very g
1 stand tiie edi
me rail
said ho did not iike 1
i lor had tal
to «ee s-.ic:
1
good paper as tho Rk
Uadi
the Workhouse !
a. they deserved ull the
o nine
to ial:
-
liters.
got.
•e this very
correspondent that the elder Mr.
nr (!<
So lus reward. !
•ind to I he
va vs tempered th
! slior
lamb, and his editorial
1
invariably the
• unlerparl
pr-J,':)
Jut
l.o condemned
*i; be called to i
Ho will bo
a a cl
count.
: \sorui
are that: the
Wl'.o liiei
laue
snia with
o !
ho!
11 in
mercy shall be shown.
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DIAMOND STATE SHOE GO.
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a reputation for selling' high-grade
t moderate prices, but with the constant
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we find in order to
Maintain Our Reputation
for standard goods at low prices we would be forc
ed to DIMINISH EXPENSE, so I have decided to
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at 228. known
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prises will await you and all those having- LARGE
FAMILIES should come prepared to buy a year's
supply of shoesb as this will be an opportunity that
may not occur akain in
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BOOK FOR
MOTHERS
cfifiar
CATHARTIC
by tlin
her milk mildly liurc
nilvo r.nd luuyt mild
safe laxativo'for the*babe-in
Ik it
pleas«ro to take
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nuutiug 'ii
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liked by the <"
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good' nnd do good,
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PLEASE
THE CHILDREN
and eotiliiin no
r.tirial or other
PURELY
TESTABLE
They
tlio lilt
u. and kill
kinds o
(ired
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bowel a of Ike growing child.
togothex
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taken patiently, per
ulntcutly. aro gun ran
trod
.CARCAKVTS
septic. That
they stop un
digested^ food
mentation i t
CURE
ANTISEPTIC
LAXATIVE
GUARANTEED
I hoarfully 1 refunded *■
t \ your own OriiKglht.
.. . CA8CARKT8
u*. * .Id by nil drug
- - 10c, 35c,
nnd K'i 1 din
kind that breed nnd feed
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HEALTH
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non'! judge CASCfRETS by Olher mcdlcit.es you have tried. They arc
.v, unlike anything else .-hat's sold, and infinitely superior. Try a ien-ccnt
Box I'oday, if not pleased get your money back!
Larger boxes, 25o or 50c. Sample and booklet
mailed free. Address
STERLING REMEDY CO., CHICAGO; MONTREAL.
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I.; HEW YORK.
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Hotrivk,
of John Kraus is in high spirits,
|te K p (MU ' ls ] t [ s |,j mo singing and j
whistling and oxpivsses no rugvotj
t* his crime. j
keel with n violent toctlineUo'
March :i.--(ioorge
,
com icu'd ol I lie murder
rtu-Jcrsr Hstrijk Is Happy,
renton,
broilkf . lst t |, is .uoj nin.v,' 1:.
After lift had oaten a hearty
2
W.'IS
; 11 v •
call a'
and it
cuv 1
dentist nnd have flic frouluesomo
»x tv
l,,M ' i K,in
•.lot; withor. 1 ,
cliug.
Vv I
isket tin 11
Much interest is being manifest
ill tile
lame be
le
1 woo it (lie AVcst Euil nml Wilming
1
pinyc
Jut r.vlcs Cycle .Vcml
cun ii
nip;.
ill pl:iv with
'■obnli
•'i-'iviMv
Wilmington
have pitted against hii
at for
m opportunity of
pin t ing of the two
! 1 )U>
ig of the
I
night in the
j huihling Frurth and West streets.
Park Superintendent Theodore
j A. Loiseu read an interesting pa
liis trip through Mexico
hihited photographs taken
j„ the vicinity of Vera Cruz and j
mahogany, rosewood i
aluable woods growing j
^Natural History Society.
The Natural History Society I
-i i- l„at I
]u'Ltl an interesting e „ « •
Friend s School
.per on
;i |„l
sample* of
;m-l olhov
sliort j
mombevs
gave
Oiiiir
iinlks cm Albnnisni, or bleaching ot
illecticm of
caused by a
tiic teecs and tlie great
•tiou to trees by tlio recent
destr
storm.
Lunds Hooded.
(he lowtT part of tlio
I- loin
> (lie report that oil
Stale
mromit of tlio m-i-nt rains there
com*,'
water Hum for
yen: h. ;
vjlow place is flooded, but tho
ms now disappearing much
.. .. • • 1 , ivm i
(juieker than lit this sect < - - ;
sidcrablo damage has been Bone ^
to inil] dams and like property'. J
is
more
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PRINCE IN CHICAGO.
Enthusiastic Reception by the
Mayor and Citizens.
EVENING CROWDED WITH EVENTS,
llanqurl With Slate and City l.«'nil«
cm; Clioi-itl I't-Mlivnl l»y Soiim oC
CSrnnd Hull
the Auditorium.
Lieruinuy mid
CHICAGO, March A. A glare of red
fire that could he seen for miles, the
blaze of hundreds of torches, the spar
kle of myriads of electric lights and
the cheers of thousand^ of people
made up the first taste of Chicago's
hospitality that was given to Friuco
llenry of Prussia upon Ills arrival in
this city lust eveninjf. His train ar
rived at the depot of the Chicago and
Alton railroad at 5:30 o'clock, and from
there, after lie had been formally wel
comed by Mayor Harrison and the
members of the reception committee,
Prince Henry rode through streets
packed with a dense multitude, whose
cheers compelled the distinguished vis
itor to bow Continually to right and
left.
No more Haltering welcome could
have been extended to any visitor, and
i not so much fi
of the city as from its citizens. Every
building along tlie line of his route,
from the depot to the Auditorium ho
tel, was guyly decorated with bunting,
the prevailing scheme being the A inert
1 enn and German flags intertwined,
with the black eagle of Prussia over
nil. Many of the buildings had upon
their fronts elaborate devices made up
of hundreds of electric lights. There
I were "Welcomes" by the dozen, there
were eagles and flags, and there were I
strings of gay colored lights almost I
the officials
it cu
tween dark towering buildings w
j uveuue of (liissling light.
i
j
I wlthuiit number. No hint of the deco- |
I rations in electric light was given to i
|j l0 p r ii K . e until after bis carriage bad j
gom . 1
and was descending the gentle slope I
that leads toward Micing.*
Then almost in the same
lights were turned on, and what bad
been but
•r Jackson boulevard bridge j
avenue,
cond 1 ho
* second before a 1;
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an
In tin* same carriage with the prince j
■ Harrison mid Admiral
Evans, and tlie drive to the hotel occu
pied about thirty minutes.
At tho door <d' tiio hotel the prince
was met by F. Willis Itice and Mil
ward Adams of the banquet committee j
and escorted
hotel.
The prince was in his room but a few
minutes when Mr. Kiee aud Mr. Ad
j
!
the second floor of the !
•
!
inns called for him. and the party, fol
lowed by tin* members of the prinec'fl
suit, went at
The Chicagoans had all preceded than,
and after tin* prince, escorted by May
or Harrison, Mr. Bice and Mr. Adams,
entered the hall they made the room
ring with their cheers.
Tho prince seemed greatly pleased at 1
• and bowed I
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• to the banquet hall.
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nnd smiled repeatedly, and after he
i had taken bis scat in* nodded right and
; p.ft to his entertainers ns they seated i
^ themselves. j
J Tliere were nine tables at the ban- i
the warmth of bis weic
!
:
quet, and. including Prince Henry and
l »i» wilt, ir.7 people wore seated. There ;
were but three toasts offered.
It was shortly after 8 o'clock when
the prince and bis suit entered their
carriages at the Auditorium hotel for
their drive to the armory where ilia
horul festival by the German citi
Tho drive was almost
:
as held.
an even mile i
Straight up Michigan avenue and for
the entire distance the sidewalks were
lined as closely as the people could be
packed with thousands Intent upon
seeing the prince. A roar of cheers
greeted ldm as he left the hotel, and
from there until he passed within the
doors of the armory ther
tiiiiious shout, which was eclipsed in
'Glume only when he entered tho
people, most of
, them born in the fatherland or de
scendants of those who lmd been, were
•t him.
lcnid li.
mis one cou
ds
gathered
• with frantic energy, and tlio
a was
•horns of liundreds ol
-
of the princi
'rod. hut their efforts availed tin
The cheers of the
is he
11
i till it lido ;
liolllil
drowned ull id sc, and for fully livo
mimiles there
thing but
>ar of voices.
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The chief event of the stay of tlio
'hiengo was the grand hull
prince
in Id in the Auditorium. It
Imps tlie most, magnificent social cv
■ •ver witnessed in this city, surpassing i
i'll tiic great ball given In honor of ;
: Admiral Dewe.v
The decorations of the huge hall
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anything attempted in I
i licfore. In the general j
•nit boy*
' tin Auditor!!
' will-mi- I 111 ' I ■'<
and Americj
col
i
•re freely mingled and formed |
! the basis of the principal designs. The •
! black eagle of Prussia and the staiH 1
and stripes were in evidence upon all 1
Bides. Nautical effects prevailed to a
i
great extent.
!
1'riiiFF Henry In *«. LoiiIh.
'rince Henry
( stopped lu St. Louis nearly four hours
I in the morning, and during that time
he was kept busy following out the pro
| gramme laid down for his entertain
j incut by the local committee.
the time he entered T'nion station until
his departure for C'hieago tiie royal vis
itor received a constant ovation. He
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Fr*
made a splendid impreBsion. and Ids
arks and bearing showed that he ;
as pleased with all he saw
II as
the reception accord*-*! him. In the only
address delivered here by him the
prince reiterated the state
in New York that Ids
mi made
to thin
•as to cement the friendly ;
1
country
bonds between Germany und the Unit
ed States.
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Buying Urocerici at Lynch s.
too
in llie gunuiiti! ftrtouomy,
worth for evo
anything y
reconnni'ml
get
<1 1 >llur amt
pool They
ask for, and i
folio wing scivsonable goods;
• C'cmI
fl-iti luc* ixmiub, white fnt Mini
jSiboked Suluion lie. pound: Smoked Herring
ret
Herring
lOo. bunch; Houck*
i 5o. cin ; Imported Boueles* fciurdiuoH '-JOe
;m; I'riHh clams UJc.
Oysters He. cun; Kippered Her.
; Soused Muckerol, 15a.
s, Pen, Tomato, Celery, Asparagus. Veg
10c., 25c. aud 05c can;
cun; froMhUhrn
r
'.Ue. c
ri«K
8*
ctuble, Turtle and t'lr
HhIuz's Vngotnrl»n Caked beaus 15c.
Farinaceous goods. All kinds.
Cheese 6c. package. Grated Parma
shu Cheese 2Ue. iar. Schweitier Cheese, Club
Neufchatel
Cheese.
Dan. W. Lynch & Code stores, Madison
and Fourth streets. King aud Eighth streets*
Attached hy Mad Uul),
Briflgovllle, Del., March 3.—Wil
liam Holt, while crossing tlie ham
yard ot a neighboring farm, a few
days ago, was attacked by a mad bull
and forced to seek refuge beneath tlie
burn, while the animal stood guard
.-iii'ly four hours, in sort,weather.
Neighbors discovered him just at
dark and succeeded in driving tlie
bull away.
for
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Rev. Marguerite St. Omer Briggs, 35,
Mount Calm Street, Detroit, Michigan;!
Lecturer for the W. C. T. U., recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1
• " Dear Mrs. Pinkiiam : — My professional work has for the past
twenty years brought me into hundreds of homes of sickness, and
I have had plenty of opportunity to witness tlie sufferings of wives
and mothers who from want, ignorance or carelessness, arc slowly
but surely being dragged to death, principally with female weakness
and irregularities of the sex. I believe you will be pleased to know
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has cured
more women than any other agency that has come under my notice.
Hundreds of women owe their life and health to you to-day, and, there
fore, I can conscientiously advise sick women to try it."—M arguerite
St. Omer Briggs.
$5000 FORFEIT IF THE ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE.
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When women are troubled with irregular or painful menstruation,
weakness, leucorrhoea, displacement or ulceration of the womb, that bear
ing-down feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, backache, flatulence,
general debility, indigestion, and nervous prostration, they should
remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia 15. Pinkham'*
Vegetable Compound at once removes such troubles.
No other medicine in the world has received such widespread and
unqualified endorsement. No other medicine has such a record of cures
of female troubles. Refuse to buy any other medicine. i
Mrs. Pinkiiam invites all sick women to write lier for advice.
She lias guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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NOTED MERCHANT DEAD.
fllmrloN llrosdniiy Kouss. Though
mi lid. Mndc Many itlllliona.
NEW YOHK. March 4.—Cliurlen
Jlromln^' Hrniss. the famous blind
mercliant, is dead at his residence, 032
Fifth h venue, from In art disease nnd
nl.v since
dropsy. He had he<
last Saturday night. Mr. Bouss was
native of
sixty-two years old and
Maryland.
• ho had built up uu
a small hogin
•rehaut
enormous busint
ning Mr. ltouss would be entitled to
distinction, but i
As
ns bccatise he was
ordinarily
successful that he achieved the great
er fa me.
Young Bouss began
salary of $1
blind and still
re Ilia
Wli
•hester,
which
•eek.
was increased from time to time.
the end of three years, when eighteen
At
years of age. tLe young nu
$500, and with that sum lie went into
business for himself and succeeded so
•iirs. when
only had
the largest business house in Winehes
ter. but a bank account of $ 60,000 dean
cash.
well that at the end
the civil vv:
begun, lie not
Ruined by the war, Air. Bouss i
, 8 , iB rami . )0 Now Ywl( fr
Winches-1
ter with $1.80 as Ills capital. At his 1
death lie was onu of the richest mcr-1
chants in America, his wealth being es
timuted as high as $20,000,000.
One peculiarity of Mr. Bouss w
pay his employees every night. At the
close of business, at 6 o clock, winter
aud summer, the clerks, porters and,
tho pay roll would go to the 1
to
others
cashier and receive thei
*cs
in an envelope, so that who
closed his store at night lie owned no;
dolla r.
Mr. Bouss
N. ; :w vi ui k, Mairh 4. Th, uv.uj,
ninth annual report <d the state (. hurl
tics Aid association of New York to the
state hoard of cliurities
day. The work of the usso<
( Sept. 36
total expenditure of $15,5
summarized: Tlio associ,
i'N Aid.
StiiV' ( lu
cd to
dnr
moi. at il
3. is lima
ing tlio year cadi
s repre
s have inspected the alms
senlati'
houses and puhlh- hospitals i
lorty
•ountics of tho
seven of tlie sixty
state
the department of charities i
York city. The list
has found i
• homes lor
destitute children and has
fi
icventy
.alntnincd ,
over dependent, children
i families in Allcgu
i. I'utiinni, Queens, iticii-1
d. Suffolk. Sullivan and,'
placed out i
I.cvvis, Nassn
mom I. Boekl:
Wyoming counties. Th
Be results have !
be*
about ji thousand volunteer
secured with the co-operation of
roeltlint; i
all parts of the slate.
(■•'iirrul K. I in (i EJi'uil.
WILI.EMSTAD. Island of (
March 1. Loreto Lima, tin* Moehist
leader, who was recently wounded, is
dead. lie expired i
lho military l.os
pital at Valencia, \'encz
A <lis
patch from Port
al vs that the sten
r Ubcrtudor,
operating i
revolution against I'rtside
Vem-s-.uola anil whoso iiiiuh- wus re
oenlly unnoiitiooil in have■ boon olimigod
toBollvnr, hoi..rill'll Hu* lun'l of Gill
ria for the purpose of protecting the
liimllni! of Insui-finit roi-i-i-n Ihon;. Do
tails of tliis action cannot itc obtained,
but it is believed here that the g*>vcrn
i best in the al'-,
:
young
the interests of the Ma
•o i,t
cut ca
Ynium Mun !>
i.'«K 1IIMT.
NYAFK. N. V.. .Mnivh I.
Klppell
c of iln* In
ki
■m or Nmi.-K, him hi rnns'cly Uii-iiiJ
nn d. He is a son of Edward l>- Sip-1
ii*';
pell,
■ of the
here. Daniel left T
prominent
esdny of ii
> colh-ct $i
to Brooklyn
bis stepmother, wl
that boroi
for '
•ns much prop
lie received a;
to the bank, |
«n since. Ilei
to g*
erty i
check, but did
and he has not be
ot tak*' it
had pleuly of money of his
lie lett home, besides valuable dia
monds. Officers have been searching in
the city over since he failed to eoiuo
back.
vliei
(Cherry Island Harsh Company.
At the annual meeting of the
Cherry Island Marsh Company yes
terday afternoon tlie following direc
tors wore mimed: II I. Wallace, J.
A. Weld in, Isaac S, Talley, William
F. Sellers and William Lawton.
Following the election of directors
the matter of Imlldlogacanal through
the property from Shell pot* creek to
the Delaware River was discussed.
The canal will be used to carry away
a ll of th e Sewage of the Njnth
'aod wlll be a boonTo property
livjng
i_Ward
owners
In tlie ward.
MEDlUfl AND PALMIST
Reads Your Life.
•onil-M'ful
Cull ami bo convince'
power. Nu uiuney take
Eo. 103 E. Sixth St., MRS- ADAM
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Dover, Del., March 3. -At tho
State House to-day the following
charters were gran tod by the secretary,
of state:
The Rhodes Mining Company for
mining and dealing in iron, ores' and
other materials. The incorporators
are from Pittsburg and the capital
stuck is $500,000.
Cann Beit & Company of Balti
more, to manufacture whiskeys and
other spirits. The capital stock is
$1,000,000.
Achor Chocola te Company of Brook
lyn, to manufacture soluble chocolate
The capital stock is $200,000
Hivea are ft terriblo tonm-ntto tbo little
folks and to some older ouoa, Kiiflily
--.red. Doan's Otnuuont never lulls. Lu
Btant rollof, pnrnuinont euro At auy
drug stoi e, 50 non ia.
IH. SCOTT,
314 Market St.
r
^ pong
tel ore full of desirable Spring
and Summer goods, all new and
frowJi at tliii vorv lowest possible
i„ __ A iv t
1 l ,riCfiS ' , ^ ve > i^lucement offered
make inis store a iavorato
to
shopping place.
^
Speci als
'lho following aro some of the
,|„ hi] , llll( , lut . rt .| mnt i js0 W( . are offer
ing at money-saving prices:
He. Slieelin;
(He. yard.
Sc. BUaclied Muslin, 5
c. yard.
12.{ii W hite Cambric, 7;jc. yard.
25c. Mercerized White Stripes,
Die. Wliito Lawn, 10c. yard.
15c. W hite Dimity, 8.b*. yard.
IHc. Muck Towels, 12J«. o
10c. Dress (iiuhams, 7.1c.
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card.
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5de. Black (Cheviot,
*. ytird.
Ac. Spring Dress Moods, 17e.
yard.
!5c. Sluqihoi'd Vltiid, 7c. vtird.
Molf Vests, U8e. each.
1'3Ac. Htindkovchiel's, 5c. cadi.
Foarl Buttons, half price, 5c
doz.
'Filin Over Collars, 5
Torchon Lace, Half Brice,
oc.
yard.
'ruvk**y Bed Covers, Half Brico,
Long Cloth
'»<) ])i(!Ci'a of iinjiortod T.ong
dull], usually Hold for lfir, will be
f ()r JO,., 11C r yard, Sl.lii) |iut
. . k) i
I D ee ol U yimlK.
OpilOflS
: ilidf a dozen Si Ivor
!given fr
#'2.00 worth,
Stumps given
Spoons
with ovqrv purchase of
or ilod or Green
with every purchase
jf nri-l'i'n'ed.
B.H. SSOIT.
Sit Market SI.
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«;1 Now Castle County
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1002 ,
fiinmit F. Stidham
Hundred,
or Wilminit
Itemiblloau party rul'-s.
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GLB&RAHCGHALE OF
TOILET SOAPS.
To reduce our largo stock we will place
> sale a large quantity of per.'umou and
toilet soaps,J cakes ia a box ut
19 C. a Box ■
medical
At thl.lpriea for one week commencing
Mouilay,'March U<1 Among the niodicot
Tur. Carbolic, feulphui* and
Violet, Helio
Olivo.
Amontt the pomimsil are
toopc, Jockey Club aud iios
BELT'S PHARMACY,
6th and Ma.kst Strati.