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tween Butler and Roberts and heavy
6ghsing will be required TO consoii-
date the Eng,ish commands.
On the whole, England has stiff
conflict 10 prospect and IL is estimated
that Il will be late in May before Pre-
toria is captured and that event may
not occur till many months later
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Dsmsoratic county Convention Can.
FnNEK STEVENS, Sec'y.
Party papers please copy.

Persuant 10 resolution of the Demo
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twelve (l2) delegates to the Territorial
convention to be held at El Reno June
the Ath 70 select delegates TO the
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iRBth uf April at cne o'clock p. m
Township caucuses will be held April
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the city of Guthrie will be held in the
several wards at so'elock p. m. The
following representations being the
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fottovvs
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
Water DEPARTMENT Meeting,

At the meeting of the Water De-
partment, yesterday the balance IN
bank was reported to be $40. 75l. Al.
The weekly pay roll of 1852 IS was
ordered paid.
A petition from William Green
well for water pipe on Fifth avenue
was referred to Chief Engineer
Bond.
The petition of Mrs. Ann Spear,
for water pipe on Eleventh street
near Scott, was granted.
Two sets of ball joints were o.
dered for the pipe under the Chris
tiana at Third street.
To-day the iron work on the
Rockford water tower will be COM
pleted. The last row of plates has
been riveted and some of the angle
irons have also been placed in po-
sltlon. AS soon as the iron work
is completed, work OF putting up
the stone walls will begin and it
will not be long before the entire
tower is ready FOR use. 1t is ex-
pected to meet all the needs of the
section of the city in which it is
located, ior many years to come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
THB OPENING GUN.
Republicans Meet In Ma
tiOnal Convention.
HANNA CALLS TO ORDER
WO,cst5 Of Colorado Made Temporary
W0,Cgt5 of Colorado Made Temporary
Chairman.
REATENTHUSIASM FOR M'KINLEY
Governor R0oScvelt Given an O>n-
tiOn-TnylOr Of Kentucky n Lion.
Credentials Committee seats
Addicls sDcIcgation-Scw
York For Woodruff

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Chair-
man Hanna, with n rabbits foot s,lS-
pended from miniature of Mckinley in
the lapel of his coat. surveyed an impos-
in: spectacle when he called the twelfth
Republican national convention to order
in the spacious Export Exposition build
ing in West Philadelphia at 12:35 yes
terday. In the valley below him were
crowded the 1900 delegates and alter
mates, and stretching away to the four
corners of the immense hall were endless
vistns of people rising in terraced seats
To the walls. He looked into the faces
of fully $1,000 men and women
Opposite, in II broad gallery. were
massed 100 musicians. their leader Il
mere pygny in the distance. The plat
form on which he stood juttcd out like Il
huge rock into an ocean of humanity.
Below him and thanking the stage was an
"mbankment thrunged with the repre-
arntativcs of the press of the country.
Above was Il riot of tags. bunting. Ca
giles. shields, the whole scheme of the
elaborate decorations eliminating in II
huge portrait of Mckinley nesting in
the graceful folds of the American flag
Above him were the working leaders of
his party. and behind him, among the
dignitHrics and honorrd guests of the
convention, were white haired men who
had been present at the party's birth in
this city almost half century ago.
1t WAS not a riotolls convention. There
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

The sea going steam barge Major Bar
ret was launched at the wharf of The
Jackson and Sharp Company yesterday
afternoon. AS ho vessel gracefully glid-
ed down the ways into the Christiana it
was chr,tened by Mrs. Rublee OF Phil
adelphia.:
Mrs. Rublee is the daughter of Major s.
i. Barrett,ot Chicago, who. with parry
of prominent visitors, witnessed the
pretty laurch,
Among tho visitors Wore Michael Enret
president OF the Barrett Manufacturing
Company; Mrs. Ehre'. and Mrs. Henry
Ehret Mossrs Wilson, Bright aud King,
DR.. II. W. JAYNE. George w. Elkins and
Mr., Hurdle, superintendent OF the Barrett
Company, al of Philadelphia; Major S.
n, Barrett of Chicago. William H. Orr OF
Pittsburg, w. II. CEilds and H. II. Kid.
dor Of New York. f. +. Cutter of Cincin.
natl and MIR. Marquis Of st Louis, all
interested in the Barrett Company. OH.
cialS of the jackson aud Sharp. Company
also viewed tho launch.
The Maj or Barrett IS built for seagoing
purposes. apd designed es6eclarG to carry
tar ana pitch between Philadelphia, New
fined In bins within the hold which Ia
planked and caulked as lightly on the in-
side as Is the hull itself.
The machinery is to be Installed by the
Neatle and Levy Company OF Philadel.
pha where the vessel will DO taken to-
day. After the engine and machinery ars
placed In position, the Major Barrett wilt
be towed back to tho wharves of the
Jackson and Sharp Company, where The
joiners work will be tinishsd. Tho Barrets
Is expected to bo completed ln about q
month.
The craft is being built for the Blrr.tS
nufactnrlng Co. Of Philadeiphia. X
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

were no wild nutburstS Of cnthusiusm
from the frcnzied partisans of rival can
didatcS. no entrance of delegation with
banners to set the multitudts cheering,
no fierce skirmishng and clashing of can.
didatcs' managers over rules of procedure
and contcsting delegations. The rhirftain
in the coming battle had already been So
lectcd by the unanimous voice of the Re.
Eublicans Of the country. The man who
had stood at the helm of the ship of state
for four years was their unbr0kcn choice.
The platform was the record of his ad-
ininlstraton. The only question that rc-
manned for the convention to decide was
the vice presidency. and it was not II sur
ficicnt bone of contention to produce the
tumult,ious scenes which usually attend
the assembling of Il national convention.
The convention was the dignifird gather
ing of the representatives of the Rrpub-
lican party to ratify formally the wishes
of the millions whose authority they held.
1t was very undcmonstrative at first.
While the crowds and delegates were
funneling into the hall before the hour
for calling the convention to order had
arrived there We're no wild greetings Of
party lcndcrN. A scattering applause
met Mr.. Hanna as he made his way to
the stage. General i;rosvenor, Senator
Lodge. Senator Foraker. ex-senator
Quay and few others aroused hutrr-
ing Of handkcrchiefS and n round of hand
clapping, but men of national reputation
whose fame has spread away from our
shores across both oceans entered with.
out producing ripple. Perhaps most Of
them were not recognized. 1t seemed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
May BE Lynched

Norfolk, Va, June 20.-The residents of
the vicinity OF Virginia Beach, in Prin.
cess Ann county were much excited lasE
night over an a,rocious crime mrnitCed
there yesterday and there is said to Je talk
Of II lynrhing.
The accused is Wesley Perry. an is
year. old negro. The Victim was Isai sh
EtheriGgs. white farmer, 62 years old.
The two were engaged in cutting wood
when a quarrel aroso and Etheridgc start
ell after the negro with a knife The lat
ter is accused of having grabbed an ak
and as Etheridge approached chopped
his right arm off and split open the left.
Other blows on the face and body are said
to have caused Etherdge's death.
Perry surrendered aud was removed to
Princess Anne Jail tor safety. Tonight
he is locked in a steel cell and is apparent
ly safe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
NEWS OF
THE DIAMOND.
Interesting Items OF Ma
tiOnal and Local
Base Ball.

The first real chill attacked the pennant
! blossom tho Philliss have besn nursing
so long yesterday, when they were gently,
but firmly pushed from the top rung of
the championship ladder through the com.
bined efforts of the New York aud Brook
| lyn clubs. Only once before This season
has Philadelphia been out of the lead and
then only for day In this respect may
history repeat itself!
The chance of springing repeater rests
| with Shettsiines meE To-day when They
| begin the Gll-important series of three
| games with Brooklyn. With the leader
| ship in dispute, Philadelphia is likely to
| be a lively portion of the map this after.
noon.
There Ia such q thing as al honorable
| defeat, but the calamity at Philadelphia
Park yesterday could not be classified un.
der That head. The gnme that the Phil
lies put up would have disgraced a prep
school miro With the exception Of Della
hanty and Thomas, The entire outfit gave
luminous performance of dundor-headed
bail playing. Technically they commit
ed but one error--a tumble by Cross-Eut
they made enough errors of commission to
do them for the rest of the season. Piatt,
of course, was the principal offender, but
II must bo recollected that tho Phillies
made but one run. and that to to win he
would havo had to shut ont the Giants.
Whfther at bat or in the field tho Phillies'
work was dopey at both ends and III the
middle Tbev can play bcttar ball and
should be made to. If the absence OF La
joie affects them to such an extont what
would happen If Dclahanty should be
cont nelled to join Lnjoie on the benchy
In that event they would probably drop
out Of the bottom of the League,
The change OF leaders must have been
infcc ions, for, strange 10 say, every club
shife cd it's position. Chicago moved to
third place, passing both Pittslurg and
Boston, after II victory in tho longest and
most hard fought.for game of tho year.
Cincinnati and New York also moved up
peg each, and st. Louis dropped back to
the tai.end position.
The cores of yesterdays games follow.
AT rnlladelpha.--
Hh,,adsIphIa'''',' HaM Harl o 2 . ! 9 9 =" q
lllts-Phiadelphia 10; New York. TO-
Errors-Phladelphia, ]; New York, 3.
Farand; Mercer and Warner
AT Boston,
BTookIyn...:::. BHStIn,i;,.,.::: S-1a "'
Hits-Boston. ?; Brooklyn, l2. Errors
AT ST. Louis
Cincinnati.. ,...... / 9 3 ? . . II
lltsnst Louis; Z; lncinnati, ls Er-
weighing and Robinson; hahn and Peitz
AT Chicago
Chicago . . . 0 0 0 10000 IL
Pittsburg. . 0 . 0 o 0 0 0 0 . . 0 %
Chicago, i; Pittsburs. i. Batteries-Grif-
fifth and Nichols, Waddel and Schriyer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
A Fight Ahead.

The silver men were much elated
yesterday at Dover, over the neat
capture of the Convention and the
ousting OF Mr.. John Biggs from the
craftsmanship of the State Central
Committee. An entirely new State
Central Committee will be named
that are in entire sympathy with
silver Democrats. 1t is believed
the craftsmanship will be rendered
to Willard salisbury. From the
way the convention was run, it
looks like a combination OF the
Salisbury forces with ex-Congress-
man Handy, which means Handy
and Salisbury working together to
be U. S. Senators. Senator kenney
and John Biggs, it is thought, will
work together to defeat Salisbury
and Handy. But John &. Gray will
undertake to capture one Of the
Senatorial seats with several dark
horses ready to loom up in the race
at moments notice.
the Silver League dominated the
Convention and had everything cut
and dried to suit their aspirations.
They worked the racket at the end
OF the convention which has been
strongly condemned by a large
number of delegates. That was
the appointing OF new State Cen
tral Committee by the chair. The
chair will only be figure head, the
Committee being named by Mr..
Handy and John q. Gray.
A great many unkind remarks
were made about Mr.. Handy for
the manner in which he ran the
Convention, but he took everything
phllanthropically and his counte-
nance bore one of those Addicks
smiles when everything was going
his way. The Convention was an
one, why! because it was
almost practically one sided. The
anti-Handy people were in the MIN
ority and largely So That alone
counted for the fact that the resolu-
tons offered by John &. Gray went
through with whoop and Hurrah.
Mr.. Handy will make tour of the
State accompanied by Mr.. Bryan
as the leading attraction to tell the
people OF Delawa ware the beauties OF
rec silver and free grub.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
Story OF A SLAVE,

To be bound hand and foot for years By
chains of disease. Is tho worst form Of
slavery. George b. Williams OF Man.
chester Mich. tells how such slave was
made ftes He says My wife ha, been
so helpless for I've years that she could not
turn over IN bed alone. After using two
bottles OF Electric Bit,ers, she is wonder.
fully improved and able to do her own
work" This supreme remedy for female
dlsoas), quickly cures nervousness, sleep
lesIness. melancholy. headache, fainting
and dizzy spolls. This miracle working
medicine IL n godsond to weak, siokly, rum
down people. Every bottle guaran Iced.
Only 50 cents. Sold by n. B. Danforth,
Druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
DELAWARE
COLLEGE.

| Newark. June 1.-The annual
meeting of the Board of Trustees Of
Delaware College was held yester-
day. 4
Members of the board present
were: DR.. George A. Harter, Gov
ernor Ebe w. Tunnel, Lewis C.
Nandegrft, DR.. Irving Vallan-
digham, George Biddle of Elkton,
John c. Stockley, Edwin r. Payn-
ter, Daniel W. Corbit, William T..
Lyman, Harvey Whiteman, DR..
Marshall, Charles Black Evans,
DR.. Kollocll, George G. Evans,
James Hossinger, William f. Casev.
Charles S. Conwell and William H.
| Purncli :
Reports from the committees on
instruction and disci pine. on agri.
culture, and on examinations, and
OF special committee on the
needs OF the institution were also
read. The general tone of the re.
| ports was favorable to the increas-
ed efficiency of the college and its
good condition was commended.
The degrees recommended by the
faculty were approved and will
be conferred upon the graduating
class as follows:
Bachelor OF Arts, Classical Course
Thomas George Baxter, Reginald
Constable. Il
Latin Scientific Course-Samuel
Harrison Baynard, Jr.. William
Henry Connor. Roger Owen Mason.
Jacob Elmer Seminar, Hugh Rod
ney Sharp, w. Alexander Potter. +
Bachelor of Civil Engineering
Edward James Ayers, Alfred Han.
son Hartman, Charles Scott Hy-,
land. DAT
Bachelor Of Electrical Engineers
ing-William Louis Hirsh, Thomas
Becker Mckeon. George Daniel
Woodward. 3,
The board adjourned at 1.3O p.
m. Events in collegedom during
the day were confined to the meet
ing OF the board of trustees and
there was little else going on. The
students and loyal admirers of the
Athenaean spent the day in eager
anticipation OF the Anniversary
celebration this evening, in which
Wilmington carried off all the
honor. The society address was
delivered by Samuel Harrison Bay
nard, Jr., OF Wilmington.
The program for commencement
exercises at 10. 30 a. m,, to-mor-
row is;
March.
Invocation.
Grafton, Biological Evolution.
Roger Owen Mason, Newark.
Grafton, The Mission OF Education,
Hugh Rodney Sharp, Lewes.
Music.
Grafton, The Tariff and Trusts,
E,omas g. Baxter, Slaughter.
OrIion, The Importance of Athle-
tics in Education, West Alexand-
der Trotter, Wilmington.
Grafton, Oratorical Speech.
William Henry Conner, Whining.
ton.
Music.
Grafton, The Unity of the Sciences,
Samuel Harrison Baynard, Jr.,
Wilmington.
Grafton, The Military in Institu-
tions Of Learning, Edward J.
Ayers, Wilmington.
Music.
Address, The College and the
State, Professor John Bassett
Moore, Columbia University, New
~ =
Conferring Of. Degrees: Award Of
Prizes.
Music.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

1t Is likely that rs soon as the new
water tower at Rockford is completed the
present water tower at Rodney street will
be torn down. There will be no further
use for it and the tower will require care
and attention to keep 1t iu order. There
Is 4 beautiful Wow from tho top Of the
tower and some Of the poople In tho VIC
unity would like II turned into an obser-
vatory, but tho Water Department does
not appear to think 1t would be right to
use the city money for that purpose. The
Park Commission would be the proper
body to maintain an observatory, but there
is no park at this point under the juris-
diction OF that body, so it Is llkoly the
tower Will come down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
Search For Deme e1t,d Man.

F r. Hawk ms of Philadelphia YVES in
Wilmington yesterday in search of George
of that city. Fowler disappeared from
his home several days ago, Before leav-
ing home he broke several pieces of fur
nture, and acted strangely otherwi.s. He
was probably demented. Fowler is 81
years old and was formerly of Seat0rd in
this stutc. 1t is thought he started for that
place, and his friends thought he might
have stopped in this city. A search was
made 70: him about the city, but no trace
of him was found
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
PREVENTED 4 TRAGEDY!

Timely Information given NJ. G,o-gs
Long. Of New Straitsville, OHIO prJvant-
ed dreadful tragedy and saved iwu lives
A frightful cough had long kept her
awake every night. She had tried mnny
worse until urged to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her
and she writes this marvellous madeleine
also cured Mr.. Long ct 4 severe attack of
Pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof
of the III atchloss merit OF this grand REM
edy for curing all .hroaF, chest and lung
troubles. Only 900 and 81 0O. Every bot
tie guarau iced. Trial bottle fee at n. B
DNpfOrth s. drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
o. cents to Philadelphia and Return
via BALTIC. & Ohio. K. K,

On account Of the Republican National
Convention at Philadelphia, the Bal o. 81
Ohio X. h" will ssll tickets from Juns
18th to 10Th inclusive good to return until
June a6th, Mt u c,s. for the round trip,
and on account of tho Turn Fest, which
will be held in Philadelphia June l7th TO
Path, tickets will be sold from June 18Th
to @lst inclusive good to return until
June 10Th, ut rate OF IL cts. for the round
trim,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
YOUTRY IT.

u shloh's Cough and Consumption Cars
which Ia sold for The small price Of aIo., -
and 81 does not cure take the bottis baci an d
We will refund your money. sold for ovsr ID
years on this guarantee Price - and 81 ct.
Sold BY N. b. Danforth second aud Mark.s
ttrsetA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
DO YOU KNOW

Consumption Is pravcnJabl, S,Ien,, b,.
proven that, AMI also that neglect i, srl.I T.,
Ihe worst cold or cough can b,curol with J,n
loh, Cough anu lConsunptionCure. sold on
positIveguaranteeforo over " yearl
For Sale ny n. E DauIorLu, o,,JnIa,Iu
ketktrGeLh hhs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
For Sale.

sixteen acres OF wheat in tho ground
on Inc Baker farm. TO be cut and
thrashed anu straw left Oh tho land. An.
Piy to W. scott Yer non, this office. or I0l
W. Seventh Street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

s. photographs for 50. This week only at
Cummings the photographer, 3o3 Mar
ket street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

lOR SAiE--A LADI'S lSqS HARTFORD
u bicycle in good condition; VIII sell for
eh cost SS5, when NV, used only Il short
time. Addres, Miliard +, Vernon, this office.
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