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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Chief Justice Lore was not on tho Su
perioF Court bench this morning The
session lasted but half an hour and the
only business before it was the ease Of
Harvey vs.. John L. QHigly in which Ar.
thur W. Spruanca asked tor tho courts in
struction AS to what no should do with
funds realized from the sale of property
which were In excess Of the amount of the
mortgage held by the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company. The court in
formed him that tho money should Ie
placed in the hands Of the court and it.,
distribution made as the court should do.
eide after argument
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Among the men laid off last evening by
the Pullman works was the Patrick
Crossan who boarded with Mrs. Ward at
Eleventh and Pine. Aztec supper the men
went out for coon hunt They returned
about 10 O'Clock and Mr.. Ward noticed
that Crossan acted strangely. All at once
he was seized with an idea That Ward was
about to murder him.
he went to his room and refused admis.
sion to hry person. This morning be
again refused to open the room door and
about 10 o'clock was noticed by neighbors
to jump out the window and run off. He
wore no coat at the time. The police have
been notified.
He was arrested at 1 o'clock by Officer
solomon. He Is at tho city hall where ho
will be examined by the doctors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

There will be an all day meeting OF tho
Woman's Home Missionary Society held
in Scott NJ Il. Church on Thursday, March
the 18th, beginning at 9o'clock. As it Is
the closing of the years work, reports from
all departments OF work pertaining to the
will he read. In the afternoon Mrs.
Mathews from Castle Garden, New York.
will give an account of her work among
the Immigrants. She is "a very interesting
speaker. In tho evening tho young people
will have charge, and under the super
vision of Mrs. John Z, Doughton, it will
be tho browning feature of the day. The
public are cordially invited to come and
hear what tho Home Missionary Society
of tho NJ H. Church Is doing,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Mr.. William Lnwton is one of The most
enthusiastic men in our city over its fut-
ure prosperity. He prcdicts great things
for Wilmington inside Of tho noxt five
years He expects to sec tbs Greater Will
mington extend to the shores Of the Della.
ware and Cherry Island Marsh DO dotted
with whnrvcs for tho entire length, An
electric railway to connect 1t with tho
centre Of the city. and the hum of industry
as never before witnessed here. We hope
that he may not be dreaming and that his
fair hopes may bo fully realized and
our workshops onCo moro take OIL their
old timed show of plenty Of business and
pay good wages to tho mechanics in thor
en- ,luy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Michael MuIqueen tho east side saloon
keeper, who murdered Bernard L. Dorsey
last week is now out of Jail where he has
been confined since tho shooting. YeSter-
day Walter II. Hayes his counsel pettion-
ed General Sessions Court fora writ of
habeas corpus and this morning the
prisoner was produced before the court
and allowed his liberty, upon Frances h.
Kelley, }. A. Longel and John ID. Kelley
becoming his bondsmen TO tho amount Of
khnl0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Tho sale Of Western horses by T. Web
stor at Hockessn, on Thursday, tho It'll
inst. should DO attended by the farmers
generally, MS we'll as by number OF our
citi2Uns. In the lot are several pairs OF
good coach or hearse horses, drivers and
hackneys. Mr.. Webster is prepared to
warrant every one as represented, conse.
ouently there will DO no danger OF getting
cheated For particulars see adv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

There was meeting of the Levy Court
this morning ut which several appeals
from the books of tho city and county
assessors were heard. The road commits
sioners of Mill Creek hundred were to
have been present with their books, but
they did not arrive. 1t is probable that
they will be present this afternoon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

As stated In the REPUBLICAN last week,
the trial of Captain Edward Murphy of
the Steamer Lauratla, for tilibustrring did
not begin to-day in the u. S. Court. The
attendance of the jurors was taken, after
which they were discharged Because no
Judge had been appointed and confirmed
to succeed the late Judge Wales, tho case
iEny not be tried until next summer OF
fail,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

The police are Investigating II case re.
ported to them last evening by Fred j.
iIilbber the barber at No. 5l1 Market
street On Sunday Will going to the
residence Of John Bancroft number Of
young men held him up, One of them
was about to strike him with club when
Hilbiber placed his hand on his hip as if to
got revolver and the young men ran
uANlY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09
To InviIc the Committees.

Josiah Marvel will go to Dover on
Thursday and extend an invitation to the
Senate and House Committees on NUM-
cipal Corporations to visit this city next
week ard attend the mass meeting to hear
the peoples sentiments regarding the new
city charter. Mr.. Murvil will entertain
he committee Mt the Clayton House. Tho
date of tho meeting has not yet been
ARRANGED
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

En- iis, the well known butcher at Fifth
ana Hlng streets, always keeps a lhrgo
supply Of fine meats on hand, and delivers
ali orders promptly. Give him call and
you will certainly DO pleased with his
goods and the kind attention which will
be shown you. Open every day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Revival services arc now in progress at
Central Presbyterian Church. This even.
ing Rev. George n. Lucoock, d. D., Of
Washington, will preach. DR.. Luccock
hls just completed revival at his own
church and SO great was tho interest that
crowds were turned away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

WOrlimcn Of the Wilmington City
Railway Company, this morning strung II
trolley wire from Third and Church street
to Fourth and Pine thereby connecting
the New Castle and Wilmington City
Railway lines.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

n Bishop of the Diocese will ordain
Rev H.. g. G. Vincent to tho priesthood in
ST. Andrews Church, Wednesday, March
10th at 10. so o. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Closing out sale OF shoes by Auction, 3Di
Market street Wednesday,, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Samples Ladies Oxford
Ties,worth from $l.OO to 81
your choice, CSC
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Auction Sale of Shoes at 3ai Market ST..
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday end Satur-
day,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Samples Infants Dongola
Kid Shoes, 40c. grade, go at
23C
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09
WAS IT FANNIE TUCuTONp

II 1t could be definitely learned that
Fannie TuChton came from philade,phin
on Saturday February 97th it is possible
that she spent some of her last hours on
earth in the vicinity Of Newark For On
that evening Altheus PeDnook, who ton
ants farm two miles and half from
tho town In the lower part of the County
says he gave shelter to u young woman
answering to the description Of Fannie
She was bruised about the head which
injuries she said had been re celvol while
She and her brother were driving As the
brother did not put in an appearance tho
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Special Misses and Chill
dren's Rubbers, 35c grade,
New Brunswick make, go at
I2C
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

SamplesLadies' NativelAid
Button Shoes,patent leather
tip, CD and n widths, worth
81. 25; our price, TAG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Samples Child's Patent
Tip Shoes, common'sense
toes, sizes 5 to 8, worth 75c.,
60 at 43G
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

wv ANTED--h white Hir for general house
w work. ref. required at 800 West street
IT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

ytTANTED-A COED driving horse for its
" Keep. Ada ess G thlS Office. my 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

LNOR lENTstlbl on West Fflth STREET,
l. RceO!nno !ntu horse and wagon. Rent
moderate. Apply to ". Scott Vernon this
Office. m0-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

Samples Lldie''S3 90 B ICY
Gle Shoes 50 at 81. 48
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09

w ANTED-A neat plain sewer pegmcnl.
w Address X. +, this Office. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-09
;" MONDAY, MARCH 18th

! DURTlG SALW OF STO Ck-I Will sell at
public sac at Booths Corner. Del. CO..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

that IS mortal OF the body is incased in
coffin Of foreign make and the spades and
picks used In digging the grave into which
the dead are laid to rest are imported. Is Il
ang wonder that the people are not
wealth,cr7 We live away from home.
and when We die We send away from home
for a coffin and a monument
Tho Beaumont Journal notes tho first
observance In its town OF a custom that
should be kept m in every city, town and
hamlet in the South as is now largely done
IN the East. The Journal says
Tuesday afternoon tho Ladies' Gene
terry association repaired to Magnolia GENE
terry and decorated the mounds and toInbs
that mark tho resting place OF the many
who have gone to their final sleep IN this
beautiful city of the dead, The grave
decorations were followed by exercises that
included singing, devotional services and
an address by the Hon. Hal w, Greer, all
being appropriate to the day ana occasion
This Is the first time that Decoration day
has been observed In beaumont, hut the
l.adies Cemetery association intend To-
observe Il regularly In the future and they
entertain hopes OF getting the general pub
tie interested In the movement, In which
event the services and exercises at tho
cemetery will be more elaborate
Tho III Paso Herald says o.. beet cul-
lure;
The agricultural department Of the gov
ernmcnt Is doing all It can TO stimulate
the beet sugar industry by sending out to
farmers. and experiment stations for dis
tribu,lon among farmers large quantities
Of the best variety OF the sugar beet seed
as there are large quantities of alkali
lands in the west and such lands are best
adapted to the growth Of the sugar beet.
the new tarin on sugar and the liherallty
or the administration In furnishing not
only the best seed, hut instructions with
regard to the cultivation OF the plant. onght
to build up this industry to one of great
Importance.
The Cuero Bulletin has n few words TO
say against the abuse OF law and lawyers;
There is a custom at present 10 sneer
a, tho law and all that pertains TO II. Tho
press is not alone In this error, numbers
of peaceablc. law abiding citizens speak as
though the law We're an invention TO en-
able criminals to escape from justice and
lawyers were rorues licensed TO protect
criminals and to cheat honest men o.
their rights.
This is wrong all wrong. II Intelligent
honorable men speak In this way how do
| they expect certain class who look TO
| them for wisdom 10 obey tho laws at which
| they scoHY How are youths who arc not
| in tho habit Of reasoning for themselves
| TO understand that these worthy people are
| only talking according to general GUS
| tom. or from feeling OF pique caused by a
defeated suit ana not because they really
| believe what they say.
| There are perhaps, roguos among the
lawyers OF our stato--there is no profess
sion free from them, but taken az whole
| there Is no morb intelligent, able and hon
| orable class OF men to be found than are
| these members OF our bar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
BRYAN ON CLEvELAND'S SPEECH.
New York lonr.al.


Neb, Aprn presence Cleveland two members
his cabinet and gold
hTeFea by Mr. Cleveland accepted views
and future purposes Of the sOtiHs democrats
republican administrator emphasis
e the Republicans in hot haste their waoVns the e Of
extreme protection criticism republicans
never show disposition abAadon profession.
late eampsn rsrsea S s, to this T sa s @ ~b voted
for Mr. Mckinley reyeso o possibilities
Neither have
search equally
Feai0nal for the restoration Of ameaisH only
Unless the
rnSo esneal expected the president abandon his they ought
ard Until is from abroad aud he doing the continued dis
The ds,,. Ao ;uPPoss the Chicago condemn
safpaea Sf ey a s recns vh sa @ hai & %
support place. ao
is that fund larger
so5' would
aiAnaool have to PRESIDENT
directly r through WHO
Bssaor csa if I'll. ' dd S sss ,
contest Cleveland
W 20 ne e9laia'sH a, SaS doubt ana fear , ~ m
T TsSs had & eas WHEN her :apDo:' might have s De soa'
% watched
T5s @5@sa PAIR Of sa1ds ad s ssTsys fd BIZ
Sai' he 6s. y 1 to his @ nsn Ri! as he
ny other one ding D A#sta people e aoaas
s ne ,'ssqs'a fhSs s9: s asFe
been Of o9seeoas from ne regular boilers
7a s upon ge s9s asrsGs'e s the To eae he
5 democrats 9s VIII have a sheo a o5v@ f h %
iS1ofafs are Welded gold monone}aiism ~ " ~ ~ ~
'.S' l5f rPe 1@ss ad@
5s a "a Viii e 5; sp ss9 ts, as sa"
affiliate who expect engage combat
vhS TpeD deipoc
'f3 @ @ s s goa sos he Ga '' os s; @ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

that for some time Mir Sage has been qui-
city disposng Of his interests in what are
called the Could properties,
Commodore Albert Kautz OF the navy
who has Just been promoted to that grade
by tho president, is brother of the late
General kauiz. lie 1t was who succeeded
In bringing about the first EXCHANGE OF
prisoners IN the civil war
Vienna university has accepted the in
evitablc and granted the decree OF Doctor
of Medicine for the first time to a woman
the BARONESS Possauer Won Ehrenthal
who recently was admitted to practice in
Austria after passing the requisite State
examination.
The names in the now city government
at St Louis sound like reichstag roll
call. Mir, Zogenhein Is mayor and among
the other successful candidates for munic-
ipal office are Messrs. Besch, WennelSer,
Rensselaer, Meier Cast, Gaus, Kraft.
Thinner and so forth.
Bishop Doane II Albany has written a
circular letter TO tho Episcopalians OF his
diocese reminding them that in 1899 he
VIII have been bishop thirty years and ap-
pooling for 100000 as an endowment Tor
tho cathedral in Albany, begun by MIN
twenty years ago, hut not yet finished.
Lndsays throughout the world are In
vlted TO form clan association by cir
cular letter signed 10y the Earls OF Craw-
, ford and Balcares and Viscount Garnock
and by Lord Vantage, There are families
OF lindsays In the United States near TO
| the linc>of succession OF the Scottish peer
ages.
Prince uchtomsly, Imperial chamberlain
and editor Of the ST. Petersburg Weldon
osit, with Lieutonlnt Andrcyevsky OF the
emporor's body guard hussnrs. has left
ouessa on the volunteer fleet steamer
| MINI Novgorod for the Far east. They
take with them eight tons Of presents from
the czar and charina to the emperor Of
| China
Mary Ann nascomhe Of Stapleton. s. l..
Is one Of the most remarkable women in
America Rorn in q little frame house at
| Gordon and Broad Streets Stapleton. fifty-
siN years ago, she began life at IL years Of
age as maid Of all work. receiving MS
WAGES but SIS year; yet from this humble
beginning she has succeeded through her
own unaidcl Efforts In amassing fortune
OF over $500 900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
HOUSTON, TnrRSDNY, AphiL -.
HuSrING A scApE-GoAr.

The results IN the Few aays fighting be-
twean Turkey AID Cle4ea appear 70 have
been bota DISASTROUS and Illuminating for
lttle G0asce. and there teons to IL {.
;-ssoeputie cooling IN the ardsr and en-
thrsiasm with which the Greeks wen,
into The struggle. N fset TIE devaloz-
inert O. events for he past week las been
svrprse and zboek 20 both Greece ara
those everywhere ~ho have aympathized
with hoy
Few val Informed people isagiae5 that
Gree could lrht Turkey successfully. bl;
the psDile were not expecting such sla-
den n4eirlag away q Tie frontier army o.
posei 10 tho TURKS. Il vas thought The
Conflict 90 Thszssly vo1l3 BE- teree hl3oty
rad prolonged Ineteze o. tA!A the s-l-an Is
troeGs aeiasd tae passes and oyefr4a
1hcaasIy with comparative eas,. the Grees
army Deatiae hzsiy re'-eat ;raca Lar issa
Withiu week the Turss have teco4o
tie rrsters ~ Northern c5-scc. and uu-
lfes thcra is trsce E1heas Pssha ls
likely % plsh o. 7.q.or.9u-ig toward,
Ath,aH- TIE Greek col hess. haesye..
tonight ve!l AID are uot 20 blame Cor u.
reirezt-.hat hgrn.lia'lug sJ-rtacle is
char Erahle 10 the ilenlciency.if rot coTarl-
ice u The CfsCk commanders. particular
~ the crown prince ani tae ehlni lf s.af.
AgsiuSr The tactics aaG iaeampgtcney oi
their generals TIE Greeks are no,v loudly
protecting and it t+-sius to look az Il Tho
royal family uo.ld be ual.s tae 81 .Ic goat.
Tins Indignation Is another sr.E5ur o.
lustrstioa. however. %; PIE 1e6.elesa ~
the poaslace. The ruth Is that Greece
was .a 20 way really FOR var. anI ygt
tbs mzases jareatele! revolution uale,s
&ins George io9k aggressive measures
aSdrs; tho TURKS. The Creek pope
iorccd ths government Into oag. ana now
AZ tie frs- reseFses become furious TO-
wards iAe soyll family. IL - qIesloa
ssbejher s.. Ho4lI rot have teen better
for re king 20 face revolution ANA l.-
position at d. beginning Than % meet the
SANE fate aras Mng ASA country have
lost prestige aud sansa1 great losses.
Moral courage az tle start might have won
AID ss,e4 Greco, mach ApuuAton. SOW
the var must cnd AHaatr3gsIy 70, only
io- 'ho kius, ta' .he cuatry.
The kiass uisiako Was ~ seadiag !u-
experienced generals, especially hia young
sors. to tfo 'rort ia charge u the opera
lions. But the nosle Greek popglaeo 10
Ike The heklr popuiace everywhere. it
a-slmcs mona u the hisme Tor disaster
ana must fra prominent acapt- goat
urln which 20 lad tho rfHDcuytbi1t,, for
al failure. The outlook Just now Is e1-
tremely gloomy both for the king Of
Greece aad hs subiects.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
Tnn rn.As rArnns.

From the initial number oi the Texas
Free Press, Issued at Waller. the paper
promises TO be good thing for is town
and to reflect credit on ne editor. e. c.
Waller.
Tho Wits Point Chronicle thus reminds
tho legislature OF It's duty toward the in
sane;
Texas supports three asyiums for the
insane Rnd yet there are hundreds of this
unfortunate class confined in tho county
tails of the state because there is not room
IN any Of the three lns;itutlons for them
Tho legislature SHOULD make some previ
non before 1t adjonrns fon the care OF this
class of our most unfortunate citikens
The Corstcaua Democrat remarksN
The broadcloth and sSk In which the
bridal couple Is robeh Is imported; their
everyday clothes bought away from home
and At last when they have died and al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

flown from the scene of war. ing! ~.
met here by a mob of their angry ~ "a
men, hooted at and pelted Win s'Su - MA
old vegetables until they were glaa , "
their diminished heads In Eiiis .sn,nrs
where they now are. fearing "
into the city.
Aristocratic residents OF Fii'n We.
were amazed the other morning on opsa'
the blinds to see a huge elephant ena'. !.
TO an iron post and acting in MANN. =.
cidedly ugly. 1t was Jewel, one =. ID
three animals that had been eAsn, p.ri
Fatima, the big hippo at Cenu ,hs brcs,
Jewel became sulky when he saw . IN his
stone fronts. and the trainer ens.II, IA ID
to a carriage poet while he hurI.e sh,r
Zoo for assistance. u came IN un,.st b
of Duchess. the most intelligent ei Nnpsstsi d
tbe nary she knew what was eApes ~
her, and trumpe~d and oiarn,, ssi
coaxed the irate Jewel into sseh ar,,tuIt
natured frame of mind thai ne
followed her to his pen
She was going away for the auh MI,
she always does. to fly over w -. ~
tract, abroad and come back In 20, -, \
to rest. The usual retinue fol .S,n for ~
the gangplank. then to the u S,s ofehf
usual farewell. Each nau ,,ar bonhoss
One brought flowers aho Che receitN
and another some Ull,e, ,,i,ed SWEEP
all these as her due. ana Wis ofcrifs
r ,nai Wv an oh,ong box, which sns nav, yk
with more anxiety than she ysushH
WIN "v'o .,.a.s Then she isI,s'
It 0 WAS ans specific for ssasis ss he ~,
little lady fingered longer OVER n,ser u .pa
We'll with Tom than the s o,ns prsu
am not sure that he wont i0"
soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
nAnIp NoRrnERN CRITICISM.

The roat In common with other sou,h-
ern pauers. Aas been called upon 90 oftca
to answsr Northern ISLANDERS upon tho
South that It has come to regard these at
,acks by tho Northern journals and maya
zines as suck couspicuoas combinations Of
crAss ignorance aad ylilainous malice. that
they are scarcely worth the waste OF iltno
in answering them.
Harpers Weekly Of the l7,h Instant.
however. exhibits such a bitter case or
shameless mendseliy. based either upon
stupidiiy or the rsnkest character NJ see
iional hate. that Tho Post can no, RETAIN
from referring 10 Il; not 10 diFnify II by
extended argument, but To order that the
Southern people who are Kometmcs taking
about the 'retraternizaiion" and "mutua!
RESPECT Of the sections may appreciate the
deep-seatcd prejudice. sim existing In pro
fehoediy reputable circles In the North, with
which they must contend Referring TO the
assumption OF the presidency OF Washing
ton and Leo university by OK postmnster
General Wilson Harpers Weekly remarks.
surely there never was people more
greatly In need OF education and OF such
education. In mind and morals as Mr.. VII
son can impart and inspire The South Is
wrong on nearly every economic and social
question II has NOT man Of distinguished
ability IN public life, II Is under the rule
Of hair-brainod adventures, who arc ready
10 take M with any cause that seems to
serve their ambition of the moment. II has
become the harbor and refuge OF the Wild
est economic and political heresies Not
only Is the present intellectual condition OF
the South demoralizing the Immediate sec
Ton, but its evil Influence extends through
out the country. aud very seriously affects
the character OF the Federal government
There IL no cure for the evil except through
education. and In the spread OF enlighten-
ment every centor OF civilization In tho
Onion is Interested.
II n no answer. 70 Z fool or . malicious