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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
Father fiOnagi,an'S Ordination,

Key. j. j. Monaghan who is TO be raised
to the bishoprlc of tho Wilmington Do
ccse in 81. Peters Pro Cathedral on Sun.
day, arrived in this city yesterday after.
noon and spent the night at the episcopal
residence where he AMI Bishop Curtis
won't over the affairs of the diocese.
Rgv. N. i. Foley of Baltimore, accom-.
panied Father Monaghan here. They
reached the ?, w. a. b. station at 5
o'clock. Bishop Curtis was in waiting
and after receiving the guests took Them
to the church house where Vicar General
Lyons received the coming bishop. After
supper Father Monaghan completed the
arrangements for his conservation, the
appointments of the officers for the service
was announced as follows:
Consecrator--HiG EminenCe James
Cardinal Gibbous, Archbishop Of Baltl-
more.
Assistant bishops Bishop Northrup OF
Charleston, ). C.; tho Rt Roy. Alfred A.
Curtis, titular bishop of cchinus,
Assistant prlost-The Very Rev John
A. Lyons, viCar.general Of Wilmington.
peacons of honor-The Rev. NJ, X.
thil0n OF st. Paups Church, and the
Rev Geovgo j. Kelley Of st. Mays
Church.
Deacon Of the mass~-The Very Rev 3D.
Shad!er, vicar.gencral of South Caroliua
.dcacon-Ihe Rev A A Gwynu Of
South Carolina.
Chapains TO BishopcIert Monaghan
The Rev. NJ. h. Foley, of Baltimore, and
the Rev, Z. p, Chapou, 5. S, of Boston.
Master OF ceremonies Rev J. +.
Nolan of Baltimore.
Assistant master Of CO.. emunies-- The
key. }. Connolly of Dover
I'TeaCher-FAsler Smith of New York
n hon, al .;,l. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

The much talked OF Investigation which
was to have taken place yesterday at tho
Delaware State Hospital meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees failed to materalizc.
The two discharged attendants, Miss Lena
Zellner and Miss Catharinc Isenharlt.
who made charges against the physicians
and the cruel treatn: cnt received by pa
tients while under treatment ut the hospi.
tai, although guaranteed their expenses to
appear, saw fit not to pay any attention to
the letters written to hem to that effect
by DR.. HanCker. In the face of this, they
wrote letter to the editor of tho Frcie
PresSe, which appeared in yesterday is
sue, contradiuting the statement made by
DIR. Hancker before the Board Of Trustees
on Thursday. Tho whole thing begins to
look like spite work on tho part Of these
two discharged nurses The Investigation
Is courted by the Board and the Doctors.
We begin to think the numerous explo.
sions of wrath by discharged employees
OF the Institution are getting to be tire
some to tho press as well as the public.
Persons who wish can 60 over to Farm,
hurst any visiting day, and the doctors or
attendants will chcerfully show them
through the Institution. 1t will compare
fuyoraby in its management with any
other institution in the country. The food
purchased is of the best, the Institu-
=. t. 81 !
medical attention is also of the very best
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

What Machinery Is Doiug.

Notwithstanding the large number Of
emigrants that have been arriving in the
United States for years. the time has eyl.
IDENTIFY come when some restrictions should
be placed upon their entrance and labor
should receive come protection at the
hands Of our law makers. BY the ingen
nifty Of inventions in every kind of bust
moss. machinery has gradually taken the
place of thousands OF men, and compelled
the wage carriers to sock other avenues OF
work than those to which they have serv-
cd an apprenticeship of five years or more.
Nearly every business has been revolution
lied by the aid of machinery so that what
1t formerly took ten luen to do, one man
or often boy or girl can now do with the
aid of piece Of machinery. The follow
ing article will give Our readers q good
idea Of the number Of luen machinery has
displaced in the rolling mills of the coun'
try. Said Mr.. Thomas ID. Graves OF
Phoenixville;
Men in these days can do SO much
more work than the same number could
few years ago. remember that when the
new mill in Phoenixvllle was put up,
there were forty men in the roaming de-
partinent where holes were bored through
the trusses to have the rivots placed i'll
them. Now the same work can be done
by two men
In those days we used to have Il steam
drill and we were obliged to bring the
truss to the drill. Now they have ma
chino which runs by compressed air, and
1t can be shifted about to any part OF the
room. Two men run it, aud the other
thirty eight have TO do something else
l have noticed that the higher priced
men are generally tho ones who stay.
These good places are filled by the men
who are specially adapted to it, How do
5he rest live? Wen, l don't know. They
get their money from somewhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence Of the REruBLicAN
NEw CASTLE, May Z, 1897.

James Alexander, the four year old
child Of James Jordan, yesterday afternoon
fell of chair into wash-boiler filled
scalded. The skin and flesh fell of the
little sufferers bones.
William Satterheld has removed from
Fifth to Second street.
John M, Wise has removed from Della.
ware to Fifth street, and James H. Legg
will occupy the house vacated by Wise.
Samuel 4. Bacon of the firm Of Bacon
Brothers, the leading BARRIERS Is very i'll at
his home on Cherry street.
Levy Courtmen White and Gallagher
and tho jail commissioners and a few
other interested citizens Viewed the lights
at the Jail last night. They felt satisfied
with the result. Sheriff Finn entertained
those present.
! Olive Suddell and Raymond Finn last
evening collided on their wheels and Ray
had his face bruised.
While G. o. King, &. H, King and O. H.
Treat, OF the Wilmington and New Castle
Electric Railway Company were standing
on Second street one Of the cars jumped
the track and the sight was presented to
the directors of getting car on the track
that had jumped off by striking little
stone.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harris is very Ill.
Miss Anna Fleming Is indisposed and
unable to attend to her duties in Lippin-
colts store in Wilmington.
Masses in St. Peters Church on Sunday
will be at 8 and 7.30 o'clock This change
for the day Is to permit oil those who wish
to attend the conservation Of Bishop Mon
Afghan, In Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07


The steamer Tallahassee will leave this
CITY on Monday
Hereafter p w. & b Railroad conduc-
tors will account for all damages to cars.
ri ,L,rlerr 4. H,hb,n,, corri,r footo,,,
at Hnvmr has closed for tho snnsnI '''N''''
The vnchts In .cnhinc and Dion, boro
loft tLH v1rI ~ tn ,I,clfInr n,,I Sh''n,,
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Work on the Cunduit5 of the Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
BASE BALL DOTS.

Calhoun will leave the Rockford Club
tomorrow and will play with Milton, Pa
Of the Central Penna. League.
Jerry Nops surprised the Phillies yester
day.
Poor Denny Long views his team still
sliding
Baltimore's three errors were all made
on Boyle in the fourth inning. He reach
ed first on Doyle's error; went to second
on Reitz wild throw, and was safe at the
plate when Robinson dropped the ball.
Nj. 5. Robinson and Manager Tebeau
say that Sockalexis is the greatest Indian
that ever lived. In talking of the Indian
President Robinson said that he was great.
ly indebted to John Ward in securing
Sockalexis. To-day l consider Sockalexis
the greatest find of the year." continued
Mr.. Robinson, ''as his work has been bet
ter 100 per cent than l thought he would
ever play"
Gillespie of the Manayunk Club will
hereafter play ball with Rockford.
Rockford Jrs., and the C. A. G. Jrs.,
cross bats tomorrow. Now get together
Rockford and G. A. G. and let us have
some local games.
The Phillies looked liked amateurs
against professionals in the game yester-
day.
Nops' victory yesterday will boost the
Coonels' claim for damages against Den
ny Long.
Wheeler or Carsey will pitch for the
Phillios to day and Joe Corbeto for Balti
more
Seven stolen bases is the Phill1es total
so far this season. Baltimore stole four
yesterday,
Lajoie since his lay.off seems to have
lost his batting eye. He struck out twice
yesterday.
Gillen made beautiful stop of Quinn's
base hit in the first and threw Stencil out
at the plate.
1t is reported that Joe Sulliyan's ball
playing days are over. He is now at Hot
Springs, Ark
Joe Quinn, who was too slow for st.
Louis, is playing great game at third for
baltimore
Ca Saturday, May 10, the Hartville Club
Of Philadelphia, will play the Rockford
team.
Every ball player in Wilmington knows
the reputation Of tho Kensington team. 1t
will be here tomorrow to play the Rock.
ford
Tho batting order will be as follows:
Rockford-Calhoun, 3D.; Maxwell, IT,;
Comfy, S.; Ferguson, 2b. Buckley, CT.
Mcdaniel, lb.; Prontiss, rf. Phillips, C,
kCnney, p.
=, Observation-Disclosures, H.; O'Neil, 2b;
Taylor, h.; Mills, S.. Heck, c.; Kennedy,
CT; Flint, 3D.; o Brien, p; Hartman, rf
The Royal Blue would like to hear from
any team in the city, whose players arc
not over "A years Of age. Belmont pre-
fterrcd. Send all challenges to Joseph
Dance, W. cor 7th and Pine streets
Tho Warren Colts defeated strong
scrub team the other day by the score Of
Ii to Q. DOughten who pitched for the
Colts, played wonderful game, striking
out II men and making two homo runs.
Hello! Capt. O'keCfc, what is tho mat
ter with you? Do you know a good thing
when you see it? You should try bought
Gu for your pitching staff.
We think Doughten and Overdeer would
make good battery.
Macklin is all right, Play ball Mack.
We got that five dollar bill on you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

w y
" a lobbyist bad brethsr membes OF
the Legislators. our readers can see what
q pull" he would have In advancing the
interests OF those who had personal leg.
islasion before the General Assembly. 1t
would not be wrong for one brother to
profit at the expense Of another, II he is
not made ono Of the benehciariea But
such things have suspicious look. and
the best way is to avoid anything that
looks like trying to bleed the public. Lob
byists should not DO countenaneed by the
members OF the Legislature and.no odium
can then be attached to them. Strike"
legislation Is the most detestable any body
OF reputable men can be guilty of. Let
the band play and the people will have to
foot the bills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
Trolley Roads,

There is considerable opposition mani
tested by certain elnbers Of the Lcgl5la-
turo against passing II charter for tho
construction of any trolley road that may
lead TO our city or come i'll competition
with cny railroad in our state Why
1nembers Of the Legislature should be SO
careful Of the rights Of the old companies,
Is something Of an enigma. Can they be
waiting to have thor palms creased Or
have hey already been grcuseI? We DO
not wish to see the vested rights Of any
company iufring0d upon Or destroyed but
the march Of improvement Is onward and
ruhlic demand, inu7t have precedence
over private enterprise. We must keep
pace with the demands Of the age. or our
ely and State will rotIogradu and our city
blocked OH as devoid Of enterprise and
public spirit,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

The army of tramps that has been riding
on freight trains has changed its mind and
now ride on passenger trains. The super
intendent of the Pennsylvania road has
issued orders to break up the practice.
Last night when the northbUund pas
senger train reached here from Baltimore
there were four men found on the blind
baggage. COnstableBowen,D Dc; cctive Jones
Officer Smith and Signalman Truman sur:
rounded them and laced them under ar
rest.
They were given hearing this morning
before Magistrate Kelley Two of the
men had enough money to pay their way
to Philadelphia where their families arc
living and they were allowed to go.
In default Of payment of fine and costs
tho other two men were committed to Jail
far IN InVG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
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NOTICES.

TOTlCE-Fincst assortment uni l0ws,s
IN prices In the city. Harness riding sal
dos, trunks travelling bags. telescopes eta
Give US call. No, ! East ith ST. UUHE &c
TOW NSEND, milf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

DOVER, May 1.-The attorneys in tho
| Cheairs .Dickey contest are happy, as the
| House to-day granted them $3.50 each for
| services rendered
| Senate as Senator Pyle wanted moro light
on the matter Of his report The ex-In-
surance Commissioner wants $500 for sup
| erintending the printing of his report.
The House this morning decided to pro.
vide for an increased appropriation for the
National Guards of Delaware. The origi-
nal bill called for an appropriation of $l0,-
900 year and salary for the adjutant-
general of $1,000 year. As passed the
appropriation is cut down to 5000 year
and the adj utant-generals salary is made
500.
There was considerable speech making
on the subject. Representatives Whitney,
Donaldson, Dempsey, Hazoll, Johnson,
Smith, Cheair5 and Mccoy spoke in favor
of tho bill. They said that the matter
had been considered and the committee
on Appropriations had reduced the amount
to the very lowest limit on which the Ma
tional Guard could exist. They held that
it would be unfair to further reduce the
amount Delaware needs a militia, and
it should either be properly supported or
abolished.
Representative Wilson was opposed to
allow a lot of men to 'play soldier at the
expense of the State' Representative
Adams opposed any increase in appropria-
lions wholly on the ground of economy.
The bill was passed by the following
vote: Ycas-Davis, Dempsey, Cheairs,
Donaldson, HAZEL, johnson, Mccoy,
ii; nays--Adams, Dukes, Hopkins LIS.
Hopkins, Mccullough, Short, Thompson,
Wilson's. Absent-Eliason, Martini
Mr. Donaldson in the House this after
noon called up the bill to give tho governor
power to order stock vaccinated when
there is an epidemic of anthrax.
Representative Hazel said that tho bill
enabled Tie owner of cattle to have his
herd vaccinated if he desired to do 3d.
There is no compulsion and no additional
appropriation.
MIR. Johnson said that anthrax was not
prevalent in this state and the disease was
dangerous to Introduce, He read u gov
eminent report to tho effect that there
were dangers in incubation.
Mr. HaZell said t. ut in New Castle coun-
ty there had been cases OF anthrax and 1t
had been claimed that vaccination had
checked the sprend of this disease.
Mr.. Donaldson said that any owner Of
cattle could have it vaccinated and it had
been done Heretofore the government
has furnished the virus, but the govern
mcut has refused to longer furnish it free.
A number of cases have occurred in Will
mington. Cattle are never vaccinatod I'M
less veterinarian Is sure that the disease
exists.
Mr.. johnson feared q complication Of
symptoms. If COW has tuberculosis and
II veterinarian vaccinates for anthrax he Is
likely to give the animal anthrax
Mr.. Donaldson said that no losses from
vaccination could be discovered,
The bill was passed and then Mr.. Don
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
HeptasOphS Adjourn,

NORFOLK, Va, May 6-At u late houl
last night the Supreme Conclave, Order OF
Hoptasophs adjourned sine die Tho re
ports of the various committees, notably
that Of tho finance committee, recon-.
mcnding the approval of the report of the
committee ON the state Of the order in re.
gard to the forfeiture Of charters of subur
dinate CCnclavc5, were adopted.
Tho cOnclavo went into executive SEES
sion for the purpose Of eXcmplifying the
unwritton work Of the order after which
the newly-elccted officers were duly in
stalled. The Conclayo went on an eXcur
sion to Old Point, Hampton and Newport
News ON the carly boat this morning,
where they spent the day in Sightseeing
Tonight they left on the Bay Line fOl
their homes, North and West.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

NOTlCE-ls hereby given that the undsr'
~ siEHel will apply to tho oGl stature At
the present session for an absolute divorce
trcm her husband. Harry David smith
pl0-2t FLORENCE +. SMITH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

WHILE our astute Republicans are fight
ing over the spells to BIO handed around
in the distribution of the Federal offices,
the Democrats are organizing to capture
the Municipal offices at the election which
will be held in June. We would like to
see the Republicans elect the next mayor
OF Wilmington. How'll have the appoint
ing of Mr.. H. Il. Pickles successor in the
Water Department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

THE now Bishop, the Right Rev. J. J.
Monaghan, of the Roman Catholic Do
cese OF Wilmington, arrived in our city
yesterday afternoon. He was accompan-
led by the Rev. M. F,Foley, of Baltimore,
who will be ono of his ehaplains al the
conservation services, which will take
place on Sunday in st. Peters Pro -Cathe.
dral, corner Sixth and West streets. The
ceremonies will be on an extensive scale
and the ediflCe will not hold the people
who will apply for admission. Admission
will be By ticket only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

L'Or sALE-BugEy tor want Of nss No
y reasonable otee ref used. Apply at 500
West 7th street. m4.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
Hazel Dell Racing.

A fair sized crowd witnessed the first
days racing at Hazel Dell yesterday after
noon. The first race was one for three
minute horses which was won by Banks,
Lorine. W. Andrews, Morris K was
second. There were but two entries In
the 2.35 class, Johnson's Cecil and w. An.
drews, Trixie Wilkes. The former won
in g 49, Hendricks Hop won the 2.50 class
easily in two heats, time 242, 2.38
The race for a prize for horses going q
milo nearest to three minutes proved in
teresting. Six horses We're entered and
the time of each was: Lorine (Banks)2 V, 55:
Dan (Hickman) S05k; Maud X $50; Stat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
BASE BALL NEWS
.F
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
National League.

National League.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 8; Cincinnati,
l. At Boston-Boston. 5: Washington, 1.
At Philadelphia-Balti 4, Philadel-
phia, 8. At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s; Chi.
cago. l. At New York GO innings, dark
ness)-New York, Q; Brooklyn. 0.
Eastern League.
At -Wilkesbarre, Il; To-
ronto, 8. At Scranton-Buffalo, II; Scran-
ton, TO- At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4;
Providence, 8. At Springfield Springfield,
II; Rochester, 8.
Atlantic League.
At Lancaster-Lancaster, 6; Hartford,
Z. At Reading-Athletic, .; Reading, G.
At Richmond-Norfolk. l; Richmond. O
At Newark-Newark. II; Paterson, s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
A.. i. 3arls. Joweler. 9 Il. mi !.


The i 81 q. IL. Il. ma;ntains FIRST
Class service to all points West. North
west, South and Southwest Pullman
sleeping and dining cars To pittsburg,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST.
Louis, Toledo and Chicago The t. Il ..
oilers greater variety Of routes amt
cheaper rates than any other lin9. Be.
tore making arrangements persons will
lind it to their interest to consult by let
ter or in person H. A. Miller, Passenger
Agent, Wilmington Dol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
Cycling CIergymeD

The clergymen Of the city are familias
figures on the wheel and almost any fair
day Bishop Curtis may be seen pedaling
over the streets. Rev. w. f. Lewis OF
Rodney Street church Is also devotee of
the silent steed, as are also Revs. w J.
Birmingham, Peter Donaghy, C. ].
Meal9y, D. J. Flynn. f. B. Short, ]. D, C.
Hanna and W +. Walling
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

ICE is selling in Bridgeton, N j., to the
housekeerers for zoe hundred weight
ana to butchers and ice cream 1nanufac.
turers ut loo d hundred weight. This
beats the price asked for the summer lux
ury in our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
Championship Records
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Baltimore at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at New York.
Washington at Boston.
4 Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Louisville.
- Chicago OF Cleveland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

The Fame Fire Company's house pre-
sonts II handsome appearances rs it has re-
Gently been given "a new coat Of paint.
The Weccncoe Company has beautifGd
by paint its engine house. Both houses
arc in keeping with the excellent fire COM
paulG5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
Fresh Fish,

Fresh shad and all other kinds of fish It
the lowest prices, at Fifth and King
streets. Oysters by the quart, delivered to
all parts Of tho city. Delaware shal
from 10 cents up. D. A, Mcclure. Give
him call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
Strawberry Festival,

A strawberry festival will be held at Mt.
Pleasant NJ Il. Church, Brandywine Hun.
dred, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, the 18th, 10Th and Goth inst, under
the auspices of tho Epworth League for
the benefit of the Sunday School.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

Henry J. Davis formerly of this city, but
who has been living In BROOKLYN, dieI in
that city on Wednesday. The deceased
was u brother of Frank + S. Davis and
leaves wife and three children. His fu
neral will take place tomorrow. Intor.
ment will be made in Woodlawn Gene.
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

q MILLIONS of dollars have been lost in tho
rise and fall OF the price of wheat since
the first Of the year, Even the war be-
tcewn Greece and Turkey has not kept the
price Of cereals up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07

Tho following named gentlemen have
been suggested as candidates on the pro-
spective fusion ticket
Mayor-Nathanie Culbert
President City Council-Geo r. Roberts
City Solicitor-~Howeli S. England.
City Trcasurer-Philip NJ. PIunkett,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-07
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