The Wilmington daily Republican., March 15, 1902, Image 2

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THU DAILY HBPflBllCAH,
fi , 4M fiipaWkiB Priatiag
■o
rmusttnD dah.v. ixci.pt Sunday
. *• ft CUP. 1 HIKD AMI KINQ streets
Entered st the Pest Office at Wilinln-tes
Del. .. second-clas. iii.lt matter.
SATURDAY. MARCH 15,
isos.
R. G, Dun & Co. 's weekly review
of trade condition, says: liu.mess
in Boston wttscomplelelv paralvzed
by the strike of Ireight handlers
and teamsters which directly al
fectcd thirty thousand nten and in
directly rendered
ethers idle by hoidlug back sup
plies of raw material. Fortunately
this struggle was brief but another
will begin on Monday at Fail River
mills and other textile plants in
that vicinity. Outside o'l Massa
chusetts, however, the labor situa
tion is exceptionally Irte Irom con
troversy and even in Hie coal
there is less than the usual agita
tion as April approaches,
bution ol soring raerchandriae i
making rapid progress, the
langume expectations beiug fully
realized iu all section?* outside the
•trike area. Effects of bad weather
nrc shown.in railways, lor the firct
week of March only 1.3 per cent,
larger than last year, while there
la an increase ol 14.4 per cent, over
1900.
lli(ui»aiid.t of
-
mi oca
Distri
most
Consumers ol iron and steel
ducts are still anxious
conditions (luring
Months. Alter .1 til
that deliveries will be ample,
cording to the Iron Age the weekly
capacity of big
blast on March 1 had declined to
330,710 tons or about ten thousand
tons from the production of Febru
ary 1.
ruary 1 are still. eclipsed and the
resumption of many idle plants
this mouth practically assures new
high water works iu the ue.
lure unless some unforsecn inter
ruption occurs
•teel works were
pro
regarding
the next three
y 1 it i.> believed
Ac
furnaces in
Ali records prior to Fab
Itl
As operations at
retarded,
furnace stocks of pig^ iron declined
Duly about 25,001) tons during - Feb
ruary.
Needed rains
made the outlook tor the
the southwest
ext crop
more favorable and further weak
ness iu quotations developed.
Failures during the tiral week of •
March were only $1,378
H.8f»5,415 lust ye.ir.
week are 232
d against j
Failures lins
tlic I'm led Stales
against 209 1:
Canada against 33 iasl year.
t year, and 34 iu
AW: are pleased to see that the
looking up ol
•uclty to
dumb animais are in such capable
hauda as Agent Frank Stout lie
is the best otticer '.he sojiety has
ever had .
d doe" liis duty in a
conscientious manner. 'I he
ciety
ia kept up by donations and what
revenue it derives from City C
cil for capturing and k*i!i
istered dogs. And the
city give them every m
spent, much better th;
way where the dog catcher only j
half periormcJ Ins duty and col
lected several hundred do In
g uureg
ey the
is we: 1 i
mill
e old !
ti.
.
moro ;
expended,
went io
1
every year th
Agent ,Stout on Thursday
Milton and caused ths arrest of a
lor treating h
in a
lue
stock
cruelly, which resulted 10 a hue oi
» coil- i
$2o and coat
It is reported thai there
• ideiabfe disiatislact
Keut county Republic
appointment
Democrat, as
a along
i.v the
•I aai js D. W
ght,
' conalabie. lie
received the solid Democratic io!e
ol the Kent county Lew C
one I
is said to be an
the position and
the people suv i
ILent could !(•;
there are few capab e fv' • :>rib'ic.
to make constable*
county nr
Kepubl1ca.11. Mr. Wright
c\CJi.:u!
■ better aj
L- ;
a t g
Kent j
KVp lb;
dergo:.*
,g cl) ail;
politically,
be on I v a I -
Du .> Ml v Wright
!
then every til ng
wo ..,1 yet bn s.it. i
ibtactorv !,
political
party Im
enough dow,
many count v con -»tuo'<
! iiose o:.posed io him <•
l
|
I-.
1 lie K'enul>lie;
K
The I armors
up the ro.id tjucfttio
this
ter unli bettor
Iroin the n><
iii
j ke
came st
agitate ths
■ada shall
Mil. The
ml
result
the
• ads
thn
ighout t h ! c.j
little better than
preceptable
roads. Hv
111 v* have been
wasted
'.th no
,1 tlie
expending ilic money
1 -is road t i:
)orl v d, 1
work pi
there it
hy there should he
roads through which it ia a I
possible lo drive.
s.
hi* id V
Educate the Id
g.od
liu L it
that
mers
they
by agitation that the
be performed
oads
id
IS
< .OOll
jadb in Del -
New i.astie
«f>OII
rk g
aware, especial, v
aoly, would be looked
nnracie. Let the good
uro tit'll imi:* "■ t0 (
V I.*; i*;*i
AIM,US
ma kc t her
kets,
harbinger of >pnog.
tlie price, you can firocut'e delicious j
looking strawberries Irom 3d to Stic. 1
a quart, cue umbels L
egg plants 25c. each, string beaus
25c. a quart,
*.0 25c. a bead,
1
1 f ; ■
u.l that is .
ays a sure ■
lOc oaclj
;
niiHower Dorn 15c. :
•w potatoes 2
I
quart, rauiftlms be .
squashes
w h a! quick
people ol the North 1
products ot < 'ai
into
bunch ;
d ,
This
apiece.
* i
t r.: u;
:oes for the
*1 Florida
b.»rnia
ai kets a lew hours after
beln ff piclcc.l an i sbijiped. Wil.
«'.'-*i H.is unc uf the best
kets to be fin
mar
hproduce ib sold
Tlie best
<1 a
al reasonable
prices
and freshest
i had 1
stiect markets.
A
Till' u lire broke out
a h I i i r t
factory in Sealord. Del , yeatciJay
moramg, rcsultiug
11500.
effective
lour tti fire ui the facto ry in two
years. This is a pretty good rec
ord lor the building but 1101 verv
fortunate for the owner. ' [
ly
L loss ol
ihe fire company did very
service.
at
'i'liis made the ;
be
she
Patrolman Hahn bv prompt
• lion, prevented what minln h av0
been a serious lire.vesterdav inoru
injf at Xeuth aud iienoel! streets.
He is making a good record lo,
bimseli since going on the puiice
lorce.
ac
slca
^ ester da v was a beautiful
and it h,
wu
s a tendency to spoil the
Hut spring ia
» the birds
people.
I "8
once more,
!
my coin
are dying north
Some a :\ v Lii, 1, a
tllP
btgn ol the Urea.;,;
of
inter.
U e I,ope
have
*■* Po.t,
** " ®- A. R, ira iadiaamt
•wr *b article tbitapMond la tha
Worninf News, .tiling that eight
«#u who .pent their bounty for
"9" or i got Into the police .talion.
The Post reseat the imputation
that all ex-ioldiers spend their
pee.ion money for liquor, Upon
investigation two ol the drunk,
only Were ex-soldiers but whether
pen.toner, or ool they did not
know.
That thj ex-soldier and
pensioner is a good* loy^l upright
citizen and compares most favor
ably with the bsat class in
walk of life.
every
The old soldier deserves
every
dollar the Goverumeut gives hub
and the people can
them for ths
never repay
he n aa
sacrifice
made for his conntrv .
There U a
certain men who are
disposition among
now in power
to put the city to as much .expense
aft possible. What do tliev
. care
when Ihe money doe. not have to
come out of their pocliisU The peo
ple we think almost uiianiinouslv
want a new reservoir. The last
rain showed the need of one »
was never before illustrated to
people who were compelled to drink
muddy water Of
drinking water,
ger reservoir to sit
it
our
provide other
By having a lar
at le aat ten
days lo two weeks supply io, there
would be
ueccHsity of having to
use muddy water at any time of
year. Councilman Smith made the
statement that the filter
good. Here is where he is laboring
tiudei a big mistake as would be
seen if
no
I
city did not have uue.
OPEN SWITCH CAUSES WRECK.
Four SeriouMly lujuretl
Plate
Me Lei
lii
i. Imi.
KNOX. |ml.
March 15.
hotyid Xickel Plate passenger trai
Into
A
ra i
open switch here Iasi night, re
sulting in a disastrous wreck. The fol
lowing pern
A. A. Seim imi. engineer. Fort Wayne;
.fim Dalton, tiremun. Fort Wayne: C,
1.. Alexander, baggage master. Cleve
land: William Browe, mail clerk, ('Jeve
laml.
; wcr*» severely injured:
I
The tra
'as running at high speed
number of J
•ars that were standing
side track. The baggage coach
torn to pieces, and the engine and si
vhei
it collided with ;
f reiglit
a |
•s were piled i
a heap
The lire
•
ami were destroyed by lire.
raged for several hours, hi
aditig ali
vas killed, although
tra tii.-.
No
many passengers were slightly injured.
Sciiwind received di
in the head, and his w
vly cut.
j
gerous wounds
is were se
IIc almost hied to death.
Dalton's shoulder and wrist
verely injured. Alexander and Browe,
it is feared, were int< rnull.v injured.
i'be railroad company's loss is heavy
WOLSELEY GOES TO AFRICA.
ItriliMh I'li'ld llMmliuI SuilN I'oi*
•l*li»;
e ( is
London. March 15.
Lord Wolsck'y, the former commander
in Woof of the British nr
y, slartcu 1
toihiy. ami, uithough 1
ih>* ofHcials deny that liis trip is .*
fur Cape Tow
l,l| f !l private* visit
ssip con
iih the tnilltury situation.
Jl is pointed out I hat Lord M'olselev's
1
ledg
or Snith Africa, gained as
a lighter and administrator.
highly useful
iglit be
» Lord Kitchener either
I
1
I
at the tin sc. t 'ape 'I
Lord Wnlseley liimsclf says Ids
rip
tirely privi
e business.
'
■'monel Erank Rhodes aud Arthur !
Rhodes, brothers of Cecil Rhodes. 1
laid.* Met hue
Stfi
passengers on the j
vejre
>ok Lord Wolselcy to
The I.
don Dnilv f'lir
1'2 aniiounecd that i
ileic March
derstood that
er was to lie relieved of
ni'icli administrative work ii
South i
tieid |
cd | .
Africa i(
take the
and head a
large
Pei
capture (le
al De Vi'cl
X*M
I »:Hector
IjumI.
NEW
YORK.
The
iy by Frcaidetil Rouse
the
enter
• April 1. See.
r X N. 1
Str:;Mahan of Hi
Cived
at the t'iiU.n J.eague
, r J V(
'lub a
a dii
• f Leylii
•• Weekly.
The
at and 11,0 ll(U'; i . 11
domra
»f. ssionsii and hush
•at"i' Depev . ihe Him. (.'or
lies N Bliss. Melville E. Slone, Ib
dolm A. Mct.'all and
visiles
d hors
llse incc
official.
III.* 1 loll I* 117
l!.*rii's .fuiirncy.
HAMILTON. Ben
uda. March
Hit Hohcnzt
w hicij
New York March 11. has
ui sailed for the A
d here J li
dined
■ill) the
lander of ihe im
and his (lag oftieers
isit
•*d the go\ e
Sir ib
f hoiioi. ..lid the i St
usual salutes wt
* tired. The tb r
.'X|tPoss*Nl H.cmim'Iv*. as Iwing ,k'lisl,i j ")
' Irb the reception accorded the 1
ed
New York.
Build Am.
WASHINGTON. March 15.
has decided to have
permanent la
and Minister Wu T
'* li. ri for its Icgaiiou,
'l-<
erred
III. b'liinew* iiujKTial g«
e at Nineteenth and
building si
ii.-ul ;
Wr
of the
dry. the consideration 1
lied being S'15.K70.
A
A residence for
itc minister and the oftieers of tlie lega
Snoiv»<orni In i'olnrndo.
'l'El.LI RIDE, i'olo.. March 15. A
this part of tin*
state for iw- tity lour hours. More than
.(1
blizzard has raped i
••Thu
j
foot of s
Inis already fallen. \
high wind has piled the snow iu huge
drifts, and the niountai
Jul*.
tops are near*
bare. Work
•T
as stopped yesterday |
J
litre the 1 .! H
Hie Liberty Bell
SUoWslides
ks ago.
*<» SI«I
1 *1 ImnIiik Ship.
HALIFAX. N S„ March 15. The
government stei
turned here from Sable island,
•earcli of the
•r Huroniaii. The enptai
saw notliing of the lluroiiian.
•r A herd
i Ii:
•here
missing
reports
she
slca
D11 Itnin linn • DUzaanl.
MINOT, N. D., March 15.—The ee
▼crest blizzard in two years has raged
here. Railroad trains
roads arc l in passable.
delayed, and
g<
The official Ik nds for
former Directors .1. N
«ach
p and J.
Gup
I Sewer Do part me ut
Ir.,
t In* Street ,
bei
'•.UI Viol by City
The Druggist Recommends
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with you
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fill your prescriptions.
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PHARMACY,
6H1 and Market Street.;.
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Remain Idie.
Still
GOVERNOR CRANE IS HOPEFUL.
A
l.nrso \ 11 ft 1 ber of the >l«*n
Their I'lnoem
Find
!''if Ini — Ofust'er
'•'h Held Willi Hail.
lVHj' OltD inLs.
::i : BOSTON. March 15.
Boston is extrei
'I'he labor si In
dy perplex
•eight to statements of
, ntion
ing.
i;
'll who spoke
'itliout author
ity that ha*'iiiouy is not restored is to
make the outlook
far more critical
any time since the Allied
freight Transportation eo
its' light against Ihe It. S. Brine Trnns
than at
•il I togas
pnrtatio:
compuny. On the other hand,
Uuvi'ruoi' Crmic mill Hip sditc boiml of :
: itrlilli'MlIon liclicve llml Hip iji-oblcm Is !
'■ lie!
j
r> «olvcd unite rapidly, c.
isidcriiig
'' the immensity of the strike.
and only i ■;*
nun both I J ''
lime and path
"ring and busii
flit
"leaae'es fur a
resumpti
f
■ fi „
nl 1 nilHf uuiUt ciistoiiiiir.v comli- |
I w
As an actual fact the strike w
y. sterday, siltlio.if h in
dividual troubles
<| Uft it «i
Wit iii; 11
■ along i
'Hipped (*Ut i
in rs dragged h ,
tun slate so that tliev
' "i for cens'd? ration by the vs
ms luber I.
lies hist night,
tings, juagiug fro
During j
what
1. independent i '«*
bodies seem impending, but ! }], r
aiders in the strike just ended are !
Ih»*y still hold control of i
■as argued by ihe
st ri las
-r.
ani:.ed la I
• body
jigain be obliged to order 11 !
•f the freight handlers or its
d
striki
I \V.
more serious ;
"<' inpani. lent, a sympa- |
the tic strike of atliliatnl Itodlos.
Tin* physical side of the strike I
•nk- I
presented .*
vorkingmen
•usliing heller skelp r
20,000 I • ?
places vacated, but fully 10 per cent of i
the iinion
d their places tilled.
This
■as the rens
lor friction nil
g only the
the
ere too busy
1.
I* 1
ii'.is
raising the ciiih
goods ii
talk of uufaii'
tlicir
k.
ping to give heed
j Tlie real battle yesterday
t we
Viis bc
t lie*
Im controlled the
strike and tin* representatives of great
Interests who had bo
roo
Da\
pi'cvuiled upon
to consider cert^n propositions as a
efllenient of the trouble. As
•ay to
for three days past it was (Jo\
1
• .'it bis office* in the stHtehousu
; who stood between the parties
j After numerous conferences the gov
' ernor said:
Bel.
"Tlie situation look)
encouraging th;
•ry much more
last night. The rnil
*i y
roads have ali agi'eed to tnke I
.ek as
(•11 as possible without discrim
Ir-uii
min
many
ship lines
J.
•enied. I understand (lint the
lire
me
I
have returned
• practically all of
them. The railroad companies will not
const*
Will
discharge me
whom they
have hired iu place of the strikers, blit
they arc well disposed
the
en and
•bo
g,
111
P*'is,
Mtov.
nrc very anxious to take back
s many
ns possible. The (|uestfon of the load
ing and unloading teams,
up incidentally, w;
cussed. It will lie taki
Ben
vhi le il ei
very much dis
til* next week."
F. C*
A woman in it country town in Illinois
nf or trying many udvurti e.l • ouios" In
vain, It i
HI, li;
written 1 I 10 lo.l iwtug
testimonial to her ibuggist who iu buom
log Vinol:
"Hoar Sir: Before taking Vinol I
too weak
Will
Hiring,
rockers,
inuttiug,
alls
nil2*4t
spank the baby. 1 have tuk
throo bottles and now I can tick my
husband, lietivon ble s you!"
Tho Vinol agoncy In Wilmington Is N.
13 DaufortlTs drug store Market and
tieco ml streets.
QNOW
kJ
hurt
the
vor&
Brutes Nearing Comoletlon.
Work ts about completed on the
bridge at Clayton street in Brandy,
wine Lark. Tho Park Commission
which has charge of the bridge, will
endeavor to get it iu shape
be used in about a week.
The
it can
On Moii
day the work of rebuilding tlie steps
leading from the bridge to the hod of
Guyton street will be commenced.
G<:od**
i
» n*tro ii ruiai,
PANAMA, March 15.—The govern,
uient gene nils ('astro aud Orli*
arrived here and received one of
most cnthuslaHlic welcomes ever
nessed In Panama. The crowds In
itreets leading to the railroad station
made traffic almost Impossible.
elicora for the generals were deafening,
lleferrlng to the engagement at Agtitt
Uulce on Fell. 110, (Seneral Castro -aid
that the government troops, numbering
fit, were attacked by :t,00U revo
lutionists. On Hie third day or
lighting both drinking water mid
munition in a gua imice
scarce, and (icneral Castro ordered
troops to retrial. To do tills the gov
ernment forces laid to break through
the rebel lines, (feininil Castro says
knows positively Hint of the forees
der the revolutionary general Herrera
over 700 were killed or wounded. He
eliarneterlsed the bravery of ilie
lutlonlsts as something extriiordlmii v.
800
it
hern in
tiii
rr vo
diuirrrl Over Dorr War.
CfiLRORXE, unt., Mnndi 15. Henry
1.. .Merrick, formerly pastor of a SI. .Vi
lnius (Vt.i elunvli, imi
I
' represent
Insurance company here.
I learning that General Methuen
{ captured pubIMy expressed the hope
that General Kiteliem r^woiild la* bn#
tied next. ('aspen Wf -
faruiw, who heard film, promptly
knocked Merrick down. W hen Wilbert
was passing MeiTlek*N place, he was
fired on by some one concealed iu the
i barn, ami a charge of laiekslmt entered
liis left I high. MejTk'k lias not since
been seen.
hi*?
Oil
was
it. a youn*;
ID
ci-taiitcd t'llcvcn i'rhiceNMCN.
PKKIXG, Mttndi 15.
Mrs. Conger,
wife of the I'nlted Slates minister here,
assisted by the ladies of the American
legation and of the missions, entertain
ed at Tillln eleven princesses and ladies
of the court. This departure from the
exclusiveness of the < 'hint's*
court is
unprecedented. The dowager empress
.. her greetings and expressed I be
hope that the kindly relations estab
lished will remain unbroken.
Tlie Strike
NORFOLK, Vu„
Korrolk.
Mareh 15.— The
strike here is practically in the
condit i
saint*
run
ning. but not on regular schedule time.
•Strike sympathizers are stoning <
every opportunity,
dark p!ac« s in the suburbs.
s yesterday, ('an
•s at
•specially in the
.PUBLIC SALE
i-'io'd il.
an ltd ,
MUah,
. , M \KCH ir. lfttf,
at 1:1 (i'uIoqI; Hlitil'p,
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d;
Ill'ifl
ioi i
'iiii'i-i
« I'. Due ll.'ll'l
ulli
*i'H" i nk,', •; loild*
s.' pluw.-i, 1 III
rupen.
uwliiir.-, po*i uiggiT
/. 5JU b-.mhul-!
be
•mile.
M'k-,
•li.»
• si 1 h double
tiM'ket I.:..:..
gIim mid lull
orluna burnoHs. 1
Uabinct innl(i*i s
lout ciie.s
, churn. b«*-lr
ny oilier m lieioi
uumci'om
■Or nllMiimsor $.'ij ami umlcr cuflh;
mil omit u credit of fl uionlii by jfiv
le
uapioveo « idorser: 3
■edit
l's
Hit roe. it
iii when due; if
I'i'F H. IlOLM.
111 to II 13 15
Stidlmm
i* ue.
PUBLIC SALE.
Tiie suliHcrlber having
-•il »• imi.'lic »alu
WISDNDSDAY. RJAi.CH .1). IDj\
j'i'locit p. m. sharp
3 work o.
liars ft Xu. 1. ..
nil v wild
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XI t, ( ubii,
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all
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i' 0 ' 1 ; bull, brood
U-'.
thn
nil.- cl
Willi
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PUBL'C SALE
v ii! lie .old
tbHciij' on
1 WBl>.\ HOW,
1 l'Jtb,
'i U a Y „
March l8tii :
e fill'll!I
<! of 32 rooms
(d.niubtu' suit-' •
ddiiig. tabl-*. , ii
H. bids.
til" Willi the ll
allies, dining i.mm clniiis, Hi!
.!<• liu •
edict, fixtures, tihrury liilite,
iteiush, rot'
ii'8. This fi
-r. ^'Iiiss and hu—.ih v
ny ..Hi-r i
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Wil. O. I'ilK.'K.
A.
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PUBLIC SALE
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• it my farm 1 \vi
mtervo
Mile
ol U-cry's Ho"
lid.,
1UNSLMY, MARCH D. t'Jj.',
ut D'.U'O o'clock p. in.
A
is good ohickcn
1m[•l.*iii. 111 s
to moil ti oi).
'lurne*—All s
iCk bull, .,
many oihiw
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of $ r0 !
nuclei* ciixhii
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w ai. w, tallev.
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MONDAY. MAi.CH 17lli, J0J,\
Hi 1.30 o'oluck P, III.,
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and 2 f'd cow-;.
1) .* gcucrul hor
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! buenw.-u'd -ICZA
Also 0 good rutin
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. I'lii.i stock is direct
•'ill bf tout
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or Miiuc. X 111 eu ths credit.
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H. HlftuHiter, Au'i. m 7 -tB
PU B L io "sjAbb."
J203 KlligS't.,
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TUKMMY, MARCH 18,1602,
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hou-uhold goois
, .Iced.. viz: 3
g, w.islisuoid, luirrot*. cuiunbcr
iituug, quci'UHVfart!
lounge 3 8 - l»y cioi!Ks,pai*loi':
1 ' , I'L*ri'iuOrUlQI',|{HH
other
d chut lots of Auuo
l b. iDicudj and bed
tb
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•*'•) uud Weights car
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be sold at 512 Weal lltli street,
MONDAY, MABCH III
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at l) 30 a. in.
Household furnituro including chamber suite
lunttrcrsos, b«d bedding, table .chairs,
wardrobo, refrigerator, e.ai pets,rugs
inuttiug, dishes, cook stove, uuu cookiug utcu
and many other articles.
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AND ICE CAUSE ACCIDENTS BUT
you will not feet ho bad when you gel
If you carry an acuidtmt polloy with
Union casualty Surety Company, Van 1 e
F. 'iBu.-bec, ugrutD, 4J4 Equltaoie Build
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London Steam Cleaning
and Scouring Co.
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I'allwl for and d.*.
specialty
cd. We
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No.-I.ZT. 1 HNQ STREET.
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Poor Little Sick Stomach
tlie
wit
the
lie
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•i.
It's over-loaded; that's what's the matter, and if this
boy don t get a Cascaret he'll be a sick boy all over,
.oo much of a good tiling! That's what we-are all
liable to take. Grown up, sensible people will some- 1
times do it and make themselves sick. "In time of
peace prepare for war," and have about the house a '
pleasant, perfect, palatable, positive medicine for
sour stomach, sick headache, colic, winds, belching,
biliousness, furred tongue, lazy liver, constipation,
bad breath, bad taste, all liable to result from
over-indulgence in the good things of life. Cascaret*
Candy Cathartic are what you want. Eat and drink
what and as much as you please. A tablet after a
big meal will prevent sickness, or a tablet at night
before going t „ bed, after a good time, will fix you
all right for morning, and let you get .up clear as a
bell, ready for business or pleasure.
L
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Best for the Bowels. All drt.Mlsts, ioc a«c w.
Never Koldun bulk. The genufne tablet VampS
c C t. Guaranteed to cure or your money back,
c. r » Sample and booklet free. Address
sterling Remedy Company, Chicago or New York.
: VA
A Hell l.lue For S|, l.onlx,
JKPFKHSOX
—A eharter has hee
•1TY, Mo., Mareh 15.
issued by the see
' to the Hi. Louis Melt
rotary of si,
and Terinimil Railway company, with
n capital stock of &j,000.Ut)h. The road
is to
•ircle the «*lty of St. 1
connections and terminal
facilities for I be Missouri Pad tic and
St. Louis and S:
is and
Js to muk
•isco systems
in St. Louis. The line is to extend from
Carondeiet. in Si. Louis county, around
' St.
till' city
bridge, a disla
Louis to tiie Lads
•e of twenty-one miles.
OI«l Mimllnri Sulil.
i
WASIUXGTOX. March 15. The old
single turreted monitors Mahopnc and
Manhattan have In
sold respectively
to A. V. Kaiser & Co. and II. A. mi
ner's Sons, both «>f Philadelphia, al $15,
iiIS each, the highest bidders,
receiving ship Vermont, the bids for
which did nol reach the appraisal lig
ure. will lie put up at auction again
and sold to Hie highest bidder.
The old
I'rineeg* HmiIxOvIII III.
('APE TOWN, March 15.
The case
of Princess Kadziwill. who is charged
with forgery u
purporting to
eon licet ion witii noics
have been signed by
repudiated by the
postponed until March
of the illness of the
(Veil Rhodes s
l
latter, has beei
princess.
llerr V<
llolle|*en Will siny.
BERLIN. March 15. n having been
•er ilia n
rumored that ;
•liaiige in (he
embassy ii
the foreigi
W ashingi
was possible,
iiee here lias authorized
it to deny that Dr.
coiTesponde
Holleben. the present embassador, will
be either furloughed or reealled.
To < rganize Y. M, C- A.
Immediately after the coining ses
sion of conference the Rev. F. Bur
gettc Short will begin the work of
organizing the Y. M. U. A througli
out the state. Mr. Short will make
a tour of all the principal towns
down the peninsula and believes
that a successful organization can be
affected as he has received a number
of highly encouraging letters, rela
tive to the work.
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of
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Why Not Own Your
Own Home ?
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Lots are 58 feet front and 125 deep, containing a ft*
trifle less than 1-4 of an acre. Plenty of room for "
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REMEMBER
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Whon you wish goods
STORIbJ),
service,
HAULED,
PACKED,
That we 1.. everything with the
Utmost
SHIPPED.
care.
I hat ivo store all goods in separate
Locked apartments.
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THIRD AND FRENCH STS.
NINTH AND SHIPLEY STS.
♦
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Choice White and Yellow Onion Sets
NOW READY.
All Garden Seeds Fresh and Reliable
AT
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J. J. Smith's, Fourth and Shipley Sts*
#7
H. T. SERGEANT
... DEALER IN...
COAL -and- WOOD
Central Otfzoe
M aryland Avenue and Monroe Street. N. W.Cor. Seventh and King Streeta
DBLflARVIA PHONE g 4 M 1 ^
flTAiao Dealer in Hay, Straw, Bran and
MBMAHID OATS.
IIEILJUCINGTON. DBUUitRRfi,
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DBU1ARVIA PHONE 187
I^T*arge Load of Wood for $1.80.
Large Pea Coal for Family V*