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~ Sores to Stay Cured.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
THE popE's CONDITION.

Despite Cheering Reports, Grave
Doubts Are Still Entertained.
Rome, March 3-The latest news from
the Vatican is that the pope's tempera.
ture at midnight had fallen several
points. II appears that his Discrimination
to observe the recommendations Of his
physicians forms an obstacle in the way
Of prompt recovery. He has full con-
fdence in his own strength, and does
not readily acquiesce in their advice not
to move. During the afternoon he i'll
sisted upon leaving his bed without as
Sistance, and also read several tee-
grams. The rise in his temperature,
which had given some anxiety, was prob
ably caused in part in this way.
The pope said during the day:
1T is miracle of God that l am still
alive, for he wishes to spare his church
terrible crisis at the present moment
AT 5 o'clock in the afternoon the doc
tors made prolonged visit, lasting more
than an hour, which caused some un.
easiness, but on leaving they gave re-
assuring reports, Professor Mazzoni say
ing there was not the least fear that the
pleura. bronchial tubes or lungs would
be affected. The pope's nephew also
visited him in the course of the after
noon and left his chamber much pleased
at his progress.
Despite these otimist reports, how
ever, very grave doubts are entertained
as to the issue of the Illness.
His holiness, it seems, displaying great
interest in the matter, has asked the
doctors a. to the best way of preserving
the cyst, explaining that he intended,
when he should have recovered, to dis
sect it for purposes of study.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
THE BEEF INVESTIGATORS.
Private's Sensational Story Contra
llctel by His Sunarinr Officer.

A priyate,s Sensational Story Contra
dlcted by His superior Officer,
Washington. March 3-Tbcre were
several interesting developments in the
he.f court NJ ;nnuirv Yesterday If
was n field dov for tbe volunteer arm
Of tho service the waiting room bcipp
6lled nj, dov with members of tho vorous
volunteer roy;ments which served in
Cuho and porto Rico Tho frst of those
Cloronno V-,ltor, ~ tho E;rs+ vo,un.
toor ona;ro.rs told n sens,t;ona, story
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.

House Refuses to Take Up COMMITTEES
Report Ousting General whsslsr.
Washington, March 8.-No conferences
reports on appropriations were pressing
at O'Clock last evening, and the house.
therefore, paid Its last tribute Of respect
to the memory Of the late Representative
Hurley. of New York, by adjourning IN
I'll today. An attempt was made during
the day to consider the resolutions re-
ported by the judiciary committee de-
claring that General Wheeler and the
three other members who accepted COM
missions In the army had thereby va
Gated their seats, but the house, by an
overwhelming vote, refused to consider
them. The political division upon this
vote was significant. The vote stood II
yeas, cast by q Republicans, 43 Dem.
ocrats and 10 Populists, and 14G nays,
cast by 101 Republicans, A Democrats
and one Populist A half million dollars
each was appropriated for the Pan.
American exposition at Buffalo and the
Ohio centennial at Toledo. The senate
bill carrying 100000 for new build.
ing for the department Of justice was
passed, and two public building bills ut.
tached by the senate to bills for public
buildings in other cities were agreed to,
one appropriating $250,000 for build.
ing at Los Angeles, Cal, and the othei
$4,000 for a building at New Brighton,
Pa.
In the senate three score or more Of
minor bills were passed, the calendar be-
Ing cleared entirely of private pension
bills and Of measures correcting military
and naval records. Two measures Of
national Importance were passed, tho
Notifications appropriation bill and tho
bill providing code Of criminal laws fop
the district of Alaska. A provision for
the high licensing Of the liquor trafha
In the latter measure created considers
able discussion, and an effort was made
to incorporate an absolute prohibition
amsndpent, but 1t failed by decisive
vote. The Notifications bill was passed
precisely as 1t came from the house. The
conference reports on the cencus and
naval personnel bills were agreed to.
and these measures also so to the preai-
dent. )
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
SOMETHING YOU DON'T KNOW.

You ere familiar with the fact that Pr.
Gresneof IS WessSi4 th st. New York City,
Is the discoversr Of DR.. Greene's NervurS
blood and nerve remedy. the most masvei-
Gus medicine, the most wonderful cure for
nerve and blood diseases known to science,
indeed, the surssJ remedy to cure disease
that the world has ever known.
But what you may perhaps not know is
that DR.. Greene has the largest practice
among the sick and suffering from ner-
vous, chronic or lingering complaints OF
any physician, that his vast experience and
investigation andIhis enormous success In
curing thousands upon thousands OF such
diseases, has led to his discovery OF and
preparing medicine for every phase Of dis
ease, medicines OF purely vegetable and
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ful efficacy in curing diseases. Compli-
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If you cannot call at his Office, write him
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
THE BRIBERY CHARGES |
Under Investigation by a Pennsyl-
vania Legislative Committee.
WITNESSES ON HAND TO TESTIFY.
Their xvidence, However, Was Not
Admitted, Owing to the Adoption Of
Resolutions Formulating Methods OF
Procedure Causing Postponement.

Harrisburg, March 3.-The committee
to investigate the bribery charges in
connection with the passage of the Nc
Carroll jury bill in the house met last
evening in the judiciary general commit
tee room. Representative William G.
Kreps, OF Franklin. presided and the
other members present were Representa-
tive William ii. koontz of Somerset,
Charles Il. Voorhees, of Philadelphia and
Michael j. Tighe Of Luzerne. Captain
George w. Skinner of Fulton, the fifth
member of the committee, was absent.
Mr.. voorhees, offered q series of rcsO.
luiions to the effect that charges, unless
specified, should not be considered, and
to give those charged ample notice of
such charges. and that all charges print
ed by Il reputable newspaper shall be-
considered when names are given to the
committee. Each charge shall be passed
upon before another shall be taken up.
The chairman of the committee shall be
the examiner in chief Of all witnesses.
after which members may interrogate
Individually Subpoenas must be signed
by the chairman and secretary of the
committee and placed in the hands of
the scrgeant-atarms of the house and
served by him II hours before the meet
ing at which the witness so subpoenacd
shall be called to testify.
General Koontz opposed the resolu-
tons. Il protest." he said, against the
adoption of these resolutions, as it means
delay and prevents me from presenting
witnesses now here and ready to testify
% ~ L., fr,
in connection with the passage Of the
McCarrcll bill. My witnesses are here.
and if you refuse to hear them l shall
appeal from your decision. l defy You
to refuse to accept this testimony
Mr.. voorhees, said there should he
some plan of procedure. The commit
tee is acting in judicial capacity. These
resolutions are not submitted for delay.
They are fair, and under them the COM
mittee can conduct an honest investiga-
ton. Mr.. Voorhees, said he courted
fair and honest inquiry.
After further discussion the resolve
tions were adopted, Mcssrs. Kreps, Noor-
hees and Tighc voting in tn" Affirmative
and Mr.. Koontz in the negative. Then
the committee adjourned until today.
Subpoenas We're issued yesterday at
ternoon by Chairman kreps, upon appli-
cation of General Koontz, for Represent
ativc Engler Of Lycoming, Crste Of
Northumberland and Smith Of Cameron.
and Colonel George Nox Mccain and
John +. Dwyer, of the Philadelphia
Press. General KnontZ said after the
meeting of the committee that all Of
those gentlemen were present and will
ing to testify in substantiation of the
charges contained in his resolution call
ing for an investigation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
THE PRODUCE MARKETS


pn1H
Philadelphia, March Flour firm; vim
ter superiine, s2,25a25O: Pennsylvania
roller clear, s3.1Oa33O; city mills, extra,
s2.75d3. Rye flour firm at $3.50 per barrel
for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat lower;
No. 2 red, spot, 76s.M77c. Corn slow; No.
2 mixed, spot .aiam3sIc. Oats steady:
No. 2 white and No. white, clipped, 1874
m37c. Hay firm; choice timothy, 81 for
large bales. Beef firm; beef hams, $3.50
Ml9 Pork firm; family, sl2m12.50. Lard
steady; western steamed, $685.. Butter
very firm; western creamery. l6m2lc.; do.
factory, 12al4i2r,; ltlgins, 2l".; imitation
creamery, 13lemlSc.; New York dairy, 1870
zoe: do. creamery, l6n2lc Cheese firm;
large, white and ,olorcd lOa4c. small do,
lll2c. light skins. Sn9itc.; part skins,
TtnS,,c. full skins 3i.m4'2c. Eggs firm.
New York and Pennsylvania, 3On3Olac.:
western, fresh, SOC; southern, 29n30r. Po-
tatoes steady; New York. Sl.2jn2, Long
Island sl.5ON2. 25; jersey sweets, $l.IjGf2.25
TalIow hrmer; city, ia1c.; country, $500
4Fsc. Turpcntino firm at iGl2m47c. Cab
bage steady ut &u3 per 100.
Baltimore, March Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull and lower. spot and
month, 7C@7Gi.c.; April, 76,2a764c.; May,
17,iu77asc.; steamer No. . red, 73l4n7S2sc.;
southern, by sample, 70dtI1c.; do. on
grade 13iad &c. Corn easy; spot and
month, 3Sa,a39c.; April, 39Mm%9iac.; May.
4Dl,r.; steamer mixed, %7i4n37$sc.; SOUTH
crn, white and yellow, GSulOc. Oats dull;
NJ. 2 white &c. No. mixed, 3ic. Rye
easier; No. . nearby, G0i2gflc.; No, 2
western, G3c. Hay very steady; No. l
timothy, sl1ui1J0. Lettuce at $3.50 psv
bushcl box.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
MR.. KIILlNa. MUCH BETTER
Ills Two Little Daughters Stricken
But Net Seriously Ill.


But Net Seriously Ill.
New York, March 3.-That Rndyard
Kipling's condition has improved very
greatly during the past "a hours is evil
denced by the fact that but one bulletin
was posted yesterday. That was Of a
very satisfactory nature and 1t was an
nounced that no further bulletins would
be forthcoming until this afternoon. An,
other indication that the patient is get.
ting along well is that last night he asked
to be shown some newspapers, and he
seemed to be greatly pleased and af.
fected at the interest in his illness shown
by the American people.
According to the latest reports Mr..
Kipling's two little daughters are not so
seriously i'll as was first thought. The
elder, Josephine, child of 6, is being
cared for at the home of Miss Deforest,
a friend of Mrs. kipling, and Miss De
forest said today that the little one was
doing very nicely indeed" This was
after DR.. Janeway had visited the child.
She is suffering from pneumonia, and it
is not known yet whether she is abso-
luteIy out of danger. The younger of
Mr.. Kipling's daughters, Elsie, child of
3, is suffering from nothing more seri-
GUS than severe bronchitis, and it is
hoped that the physicians will be able to
save her from pneumonia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
Suicide in a Boston Hotel.

Boston. March 81. 5. Chadwick, Of
Charlotte, n. G., committed suicide by
shooting at the Parker House yesterday.
He engaged suite of rooms at the hotel
last Friday. Wednesday night he was
found in his room in delirious con-
dition and male nurse was summoned.
Yesterday Mr.. Chadwick went into the
bathroom adjoining his chamber while
the nurse was ordering his breakfast and
put bullet through his brain. Mr..
Chadwick was a native Of Vermont and
went to Charlotte first to place machin-
cry in the Ada cotton mill, and located
there in 1887. He quickly became prom.
inent in textile circles and in 1892 or
ganized the Charlotte Machine company,
Of which he was president.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
Union reform Party n Failure.

Cincinnati. March 3.-The general con-
ference of the National Union Reform
party concluded its work yesterday. Its
organization preparatory to nominating
al independent presidential ticket next
year will be completed when the ma
tonal executive committee meets at
Buffalo Oh June 30. The effort to ANAL
gamate the Populists, Silver Republi
cans, Socialists, Labor party, the Ma
tional Liberty party and other scattering
elements was not successful Wednesday
there were only 154 delegates present,
representing Is states, and still smaller
number attended yesterday. The advo-
cafes of amalgamaton freely expressed
their disappointment over the results Of
the general conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
Eggs at S1,6O q Dozen, Wholesale

Savannah, Ga, March IA dealer in
this city has just shipped 1000 dozen
eggs to Havana, for which he will re-
ceive 81 60 per dozen. The order came
before the blizzard and the egg famine
At that time eggs in Havana were worth
Eve cents each. The freeze cut off the
supply, and the dealer cabled that he
could not fill the order lower than $f.G0
a dozen. The reply came back to shi1
them anyway. 1t is said he paid 80 and
10 cents a dozen for them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
CoIOradO'S Fierce SNOW storm,

Leadvile Colo, March 3.-The snow
storm which began here at midnight Sun
day shows no signs of abatement. The
railroads are completely tied up west
Of this city and are running but few
trains east. The outlook here Is most
Encouraging There has been loss to
this community for month past of over
$1,000 day in wages, in addition to
heavy losses OF mine owners through
failure to make shipments and carry on
development work. The storm in the
region embracing Breckenridge, Dillon.
Kokomo. Robinson, Dirkcy, Climax and
Wheeler is worse today than for week
81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
REGULARS FOR MANILA.
Six Regiments Ordered to Reinfore
the Army of General Otis.


the Army of General Otis.
Washington, March 3.-The secretary
of war has Just ordered the reinforce
mcnt of General OjI by six regiments.
These are the Sixth infantry, now at
San Antonio; the Sixth artillery, scat
tered along the Atlantic coast stations;
thc Ninth infantry, at Madison barracks;
Thirteenth infantry, in New York state;
Twenty-frst, at Plattsburg, N. y, and
the Sixteenth infantry, at Fort Crook
and neighboring posts, in the middle
west. These regiments have been or
dercd to make ready to proceed to San
Francisco and thence to Manila. The
reinforcemcnts are made up of troops
who are not only regulars in the full
sense of the term, but who have been
through the Cuban or Porto Rican cam
paigns. They know what it is to be
under fire, how to hunt Indians and also
how to fight in the tropical jungles.
In answer to the direct question as to
whether or not these regular troops are
intended to relieve corresponding num-
Der of volunteer soldiers at Manila, it
was said at the war department that,
while this probably would be the case,
it was not possible yet to make a positive
statement. This means that if when the
rcinforcements arrive at Manila the con-
ditions are satisfactory the volunteers
will he brought home, but if Otis shall
have need for all of the combined forces,
then they must wait.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03

New York, March 2.-Bccves steady:
cables lower. top price for cattle at Liver.
pool, 12l4c, dressed weight; at London,
12&c; refrigerator beef, 9i2c per ID.
Calves steady and all sold; ordinary to
good veals, s5Hb75; no very prime here:
fed calves, 49, Sheep scarce and steady;
lambs in light demand; weak to 1Oc low
or; cars unsold; common to choice
sheep. &3Sl4.so; good to choice lambs, $3.50
4550. Hogs duh and lower at $4g4l0.
East Liberty, Pa, March 2.-Cattls
steady; extra. 540n5.G5; prime, s5,2OQ5. 40,
common, 81. 50aA. Hogs stes dy; prime me.
diums. s3.s5U4; heavy hogs, $3.9OG3.s5;
heavy Workers.. 50 9Vd3s5; light do, &3so4
SIS: pigs, sSG5gS.76; roughs, $25oaa4O
Sheep active; choice wethers, A.6094.65;
common, s2.5ol550; choice lambs $3.50
..S5; common to good. N96; veal calves
Eo7U.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
More Poison Through the Mail

PittShurg. March 3.-Lottic, Alma and
Ncttic Herman, daughters Of Elmer Il.
Herman. an undertaken Of Allegheny
City. received by mail a packag" Of
powders. enclosed in n note advising them
to use tho powders for their complexion.
Their mother, whose suspicious were
were aroused, took charge Of the pack
age aud upon examination found, it IS
said that it contained paris green. The
motive for the attempt upon the lives
of the Young girls cannot he conjectured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
A THOJSA ND TONGUES

Could not express the rapture Of Annie
T. Springer of 1875 Howard St, Phi!adel.
phia, Pa, when she found DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption mad complete
" cured her OF u hacking cough that for
mauy years had made l.f0 u burden. All
other remedies and dor Ors could give her
no help, but she saws of this Royal Cure
tit soon removed the pain in my chest and
I can sleep aOundly, some hing | can
scarcely remember doing before, feel Tx,
sounding its aisrs throughout the UNI
verse" 80 will every ono who tries DR..
King New Discovery for any trouble Of
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
A Judgeship For senator Gray.

Wilmington, Del, March Ex-senator
George Gray, whose term expires March
4, has signitied to the president that he
would accept tender of appointment as
United States circuit judge for the Third
judicial circuit, comprising the states
of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Della
ware, and his appointment has been def
nitely decided upon. The nomination,
however, will not be made until after
the adjournment of congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
Gathering Our Dead Heroes In Cuba.

Washington. March 3.-Thc transport
Roumana. which has been collecting the
bodies Of the dead Of our forces in Porto
Rico and Cuba, is now at Santiago,
where she has been lying since Tuesday.
When she sailed from San Juan 100 Of
the dead taken from the fields on the
island traversed by our forces were
aboard and much larger number will
be taken on at Santiago. 1t is likely
that the Roumana will be at Santiago
for three weeks longer, and leaving there
on the return voyage she will stop at
Guantanamo, where she will take aboard
the bodies of the marines who were kill
ed on Caimanera hill. the first Of our
men who fell on Cuban soil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03

Washington. March 3.-Thc amend
mcnt which Senator Hanshrough Of
fcrrl TO the army reorganization bill,
md which became a part of that meas
IRE. prohibiting officers or soldiers from
selling intoxicating drinks at any post
or exchange, was more far reaching than
first appeared. II prohibits any other
person from selling such liquors in any
cncalnpmrnt or any place used for mill"
try purposes. This will exclude liquors
from all military reservations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
The Pope Approves "Americanism.

Rome, March 3.-The impression pre-
walls here that the pope's letter to Car
dinal Gibbons approves real american
ism," and condemns those who had mis-
represented it. The pope collected, OK
amined and definitely repudiated all snch
Misrepresentation. Evidently he be-
licves that the things so alleged never
existed in America, for the American
bishops would have denounced them, and
his holiness thus yindicates true "Amer-
icanism."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03

Manchester, N. H., March 3.-Thc di.
rcctors of the Amoskeag corporation
voted yesterday to restore the wages OF
1897 after April 3. The increase amounts
to more than 10 per cent. The com
pany operates one of the largest cotton
manufacturing plants in the world, and
employs 10000 hands 1t is expected
that the other cotlnu mills here will
adopt the schedule of 1871.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
Killed by Mine Explosion.

WilIesbarre, Pa. March 3.-There was
a heavy explosion of gas in Mine No.
of the Kingston Coal company, at Ed
wardsviIle, by which one man was killed
and two seriously injured. The man
killed was Ward Schaub, laborcr. The
injured are Henry Evans and David A.
Thomas, miners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03

For eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey: Generally fair; warmer, except
on the coast fresh to brisk easterly
winds. For Delaware and Maryland,
Generally fair; fresh north to east winds.
Today's almanac: Sunrise, 6.30: sun
set. 5.54; length of day, 1lh., 24m.; moon
sets. 424
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-03
General TOraI Imprisoned.

Madrid March 3.-Gencral Toral, who
commanded the Spanish troops at San
tiayo de Cuba, has been arrested and i'm
priSon"d previous to being tried by court
martial on the charge of captivating to
General Shafter at that place.