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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
HlSIlFR WAS SAVED.

Mr.. J. e. Lilly. . prominent oitlzen Of
Hannibal, Mo-. 10 ely had q wonderfn,
delivsranoa, from frightful death. In
telling Of u no says; Il was taken with
Typhoid Fever that ran Into Pnsumonia.
Ny lungs became hardened. i was 80 weak
I couldn't even sit up In bed. Nothiag
hclred me. lexpeotsd to soon die OF Com
sumption. when heard OF Dr. Kings
New Discovery. One bottle gave me
relief, ! continued 70 us IT. and ain
we'll aud strong, I can't ssy COO
much In ata prSise This marvellous
medicine 10 the surs.s and quickest cure
10 the world Of ThrONt and Lung TroV 5ls
REGULAR sizes 80 cents and S1.O0 Trial
bottle, free at ". b Dnnfarth's Drag
6tore; ev-Ey bottle guaranteed
Ge 70 u. u. Moore Eli KinS strssk foi
eo0d buttss and oaesas, aunsd gos3s o
al kinds Cut prices TO sut, tho ttinss
CIV lin n cali !'clm,"vis Sdi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Death of a Modest Ph.lunthropist,

Newark, N. j., Jan. 30.-Mrs. Rach-
ael A. Cartwright, reputed to have
been worth over $1.500,000, is dead at
her home here. She was the widow
Of Benjamin Cartwright. Mrs. Cart
wright concealed large and numerous
benefactions by enjoining secrecy as
to the source. She was vice presi-
dent of the New Jersey Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. In
1882 she gave to the society tract of
land In Nebraska consisting of $40
acres. The property is now valued at
S12. 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Live Stock Market

New York. Jan. 2a.-Beeves In fair de-
mand; steers 10c. higher; bulls and cows,
firm to 10c. higher: about all sold; steers.
A70d6.S2k: oxen and stays. $240d5.25;
bulls. &Q4.40; cows, s2@4. Calves 25G50c.
higher: all sold: veals. S550G9; little
calves and culis. $.121aG6; barnyard stock.
$35004.25: southern calves. N9450. Sheep
steady to firm; lambs 1592oc. higher; all
sold; sheep, 33.75d55O; culls Ss@3.5o;
lambs. s371k67. .s2h; culls. $5ds; Canada
lambs. T.25. Hogs higher at $QS.15:
state pigs, 36.15@520. IT,.
East Liberty, Pa. Jan. 2s.-Cattle high
er: extra, SS.7oa6: prime, 36.4oQ665: COM
mon. ta.2513so. Hogs active and higher;
extra assorted culls and heavy. $5.1o95l6;
heavy Workers. 35.l0: light do. S695o5;
pigs. a. to weight and quality. H.75q4sO:
roughs. S326G4.50. Sheep active and
higher; choice wethers, S5.15@62S; COM
mon, S2.s0@a75; choice lambs. ss.sSQ7;
common TO good. N.ss6e.D; veal calves.
S76A5o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Suing the Salt Trust.

Columbus, o., Jan. 30.-Suit was yes
terday filed in the common pleas court
by w. A. Wasson against the National
Salt company, the so-called salt trust,
for 100000 damages. Wasson claims
that the trust ruined his business,
which formerly extended over Ohio.
West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New
York. Suit was filed against Wasson
last week by the Michigan Salt COM
pany asking for $4,000 claimed to be
due from Wasson as agent of the COM
pany.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
STEEL AlEL WRECKED
And a Dozen Men Injured by the
Explosion Of -Four Boilers.
ONE MAN DEAD, OTHERS MAY DIE.

The Explosio. One of ting Most Ter
rife That Ever Occurred in Pitts
burg MiIl-Anguished Families OF
Workmen Interfcred With Rescuers
Pittsburg. Jan. 30.-The steel depart
ment of Phillips, Nimick q Co.'s roll
ing mill, on West Carson street, was
completely wrecked yesterday and a
dozen men were injured by the explo-
sion Of battery of four large boilers.
The shock of the bursting boilers was
heard throughout the lower end Of
the city. The loss to the plant will
be enormous.
The injured were quickly removed
from the ruins. Five were mutilated
almost beyond recognition, and one or
two more deaths may result. The in
Jured were taken to temporary hos
pital and physicians were sumomned
to relieve their suffering. A rescuing
party then went to work searching the
wreckage, which It Is supposed en-
tombs others of the workmen.
Following is list Of the most seri-
GUS casualties:
Dead-Simon Holland, fireman, died
at the hospital Injured-Daniel Moo
nan, badly cut and scalded; Constan-
tine Gallagher, badly burned and cut;
William Kirkpatrick, cut above the
eye; Frank Stone, cut over the ewes;
Patrick DAILY, cut on the head: Jere-
miah Collins, internal injuries: Bar
ney Easterburg. cut over the eye; 8. T.
Cookand Peter Hynes, seriously burned.
The explosion was one Of the most
terrific that ever occurred in Pitts
burg mill. The roof of the boiler room
was completely lifted from the build
ing, and the flying iron and steel fell
In all directions. Heavy beams and
portions Of masonry were thrown from
the foundations. The men we're crush
ed to the ground on the spot where
they were attending to the rolls, and
those beside the boilers were scalded
by the escaping steam. The bodies Of
the men were so burned and begrimed
that they were scarcely recognizable.
The families Of the workmen who
live In the neighborhood realized the
extent. Of the accident the moment the
thunder Of the explosion was heard,
and women and children rushed ct
once to the mill, crying for their loved
ones who were believed to be buried
beneath the ruins It was impossible
for the cooler heads to keep back the
torrent Of humanity that surged up to
the gates, and for time the frantic
women interfered with the work Of the
reScuers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Alleged Murderern CAPTURED.

- New York. Jan. 30.-Bendetto Chris
tolina, Thomas Croceo and Antonio
John Marcato. three Italian, were ar
rested yesterday charged with the mur-
der at Duttonville. near Passaic, N. j.,
Of Warner Kraft, ageb 27. Andrew Will
son. colored, has also been held as q
witness The trouble occurred as the
result Of saloon row, and Kraft was
stabbed and almost instantly killed,
while Christolina and Croceo were
quite badly injured. but will recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Dryan's New Enrlnud TOur.

Providence, Jan. 3O.-Colonel Will
lam ]. Bryan yesterday began a weeks
tour Of New England for the purpose
Of discussing the questions of the day,
speaking three times-at Pawtucket
and Woonsocket in the afternoon and
in this city in the evening. As the
state Of Rhode Island is Just on the
eve Of gubernatorial campaign, Mr..
Bryan's coming is timely for the DEM
ocratic party. His audiences taxed the
capacity of the halls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Barge Foundered and Two Drowned

Barge Foundered and Two Drowned.
Norfolk, Jan. 30.-News has reached
here of the laundering OF the barge
Houseman and the loss of two of her
crew. The barges Houseman, Rose
Hagan and Three Sisters left Norfolk
for Charleston in tow Of the tug Pro-
tector. When off Frying Pan shoals
a storm struck tug and tow. The
Houseman broke loose and the huge
seas caused her to founder, two Of the
crew going down with the barge. The
tug and other barges managed to reach
Morehead City, the barges in half
sinking condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Voluntary increase I'm xaees.

Philadelphia, Jan. 30.--The Union
Traction company, of this city, which
controls every street car line within
the city limits, yesterday notified its
conductors and motormen, numbering
upwards Of 5000 men, that beginning
with Feb. / 1t would voluntarily In
crease the wages Of the men. The
men will work 12 hours day, as here
tofore, and the wages will be increased
from 16 1-3 cents to Is cents per hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
To Fight the Fertilizer Trust.

Columbia, S. c., Jan. 30.-Senator J.
G. Alexander, president Of the State
Farmers alliance, last night issued a
call to all OF the alliances in the state
to meet and decide upon a plan Of
fighting the so-called fertilizer trust.
The Virginia Carolina Chemical COM
pany recently bought nearly all the
fertilizer factories in this state. and it
is against this corporation that the
call is directed. The house of repre-
sentatives has passed bill to reduce
the inspection tax on fertilizers five
cents = ton. hoping to avoid high
prices, and consideration il being given
a proposition to establish a state guano
factory at the penitentiary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

Piil.kAn,e-'IJ IJ cents vial for DR.. Az.
news Liver Pills would not make them
the fame they enjoy today II the curative
qualities were not In them. Worth will
get to the top and that accounts for the
wonderful demapd for these little gems
They positively cure Constipatlea, R4
husaAaa. Alcl HeadanhA-a2
J. : sale ky q Jsi" ~. / Msrhss
street aud N B. Dan'nee.. Ssu3nd asA
Ma ket ktree's
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IndIa,s stnrxins Millions.

London, Jan. 30.--In consequence Of
J report received by the India office
from Lord Curzon, who Announces that
3,500,000 are receiving famine relief,
a Mansion House fund will probably
be started. The viceroy does not al
low the dole except to those on the
verge of starvation, and stricter tests
than formerly are being applied.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
kMANHoOD RESTORED%
Pennsylvania Cattle Guaranteed.

Bellefonte, Pa, Jan. 30.-The farm
ers in Penn and Brush valleys, this
county, have been pasturing a large
number Of cattle on the Brush and
the Seven mountains. A few days ago
the owners went to look after the cat
tie and found it was impossible to get
near them, owing to the fact that a
number of them acted as II they were
suffering from rabies. DR.. John Rit-
ter, agent Of the state live stock sani-
tary board, is now here, and has found
the situation SO alarming that he has
placed under strict quarantine every
farm in Miles township. A number of
cattle have been killed by his order.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Christian Scientist surrenders.

Omaha, Jan. 3O.-Christian Science
Healer James, indicted for manslaugh-
ter by the grand jury Of Pottawattomie
county, Ia, for completely in the death
Of Ethel Yates, at Council Bluffs, early
in January, yesterday surrendered to
the authorities. Mrs. Yates, mother Of
the girl, who was indicted at the same
time as James, is out on bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Locked Ont For Orranizlue.

Philadelphia, Jan. SO.-One hundred
engravers Of the Keystone Watch Case
company were locked out yesterday
because, 1t is said, thev organized a
union some days ago. When 1t became
known in New York and Riverside. N.
j., that the men here were out the EN-
ployes of the Keystone's branches at
those places went on strike. The Of
flcers of the company say that the men
were discharged because there was not
enough work for them, but admitted
that there had been some labor trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Ex-Ministcr Phelps Much uctter

New Haven, Jan. 30.-Dr. Gilbert,
who has been attending Prof Edward
j. Phelps, Of the Yale Law school, for
merly minister to England, since his
severe illness with pneumonia, stated
last night that the patients condition
was more hopeful than at any time
since he had been taken Ill. The crisis
will not be passed for few days, how
ever.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Russ,ap spies In Sweden

Stockholm, JAN 30.--The newspapers
are becoming persistent In their de-
mands for explanations from the gov
ernment in regard to the steps 1t is
pursuing relative to the alleged Rus
sian spies who for several weeks past
arc reported to have been seen in dif-
ferent parts of Sweden, especially in
the neighborhood of fortified places.
The papers declare that If the reports
are true the government must address
an unequivocal intimation to Russia
that such proceedings must cease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

at II O'Clock noon
Gr &
good work horses and mares some Ia foai.
pair Of mules, colts, allo farming imple.
ments IS follows: farm wseons, I hay rig
gins, horse cart, milk wagon and pole, ahor.e
rakes, hay tedder, Osborne mower, McCor.
mick binders, used only one season, New Far.
mtr's Iavorite, II tine drill, new feed cutter,
root cutter. I 3hrrse plows. i
2horss plows, ! sulky plow, potato pillow, |
rir plow. . twin arrows. 9 oultivators,2 wheel
cultivators. hsush cultivator. spring tooth
harrow, Hamilton corn planter. grain fan.
roller, set Of dearborn harness. sst Of cart har
ness, 3sets wagon harness, . sets plow harness
and brides. 62pronged forks, : grain shovsls
3 small shovels and spades. . four horse trees,
. 8horse trees. I double trees and single trees,
half busheL rs now grain sacks and other
small articles
Trrms-Ail sums Of $40 or under cash. over
that amouDt . credit Of months will bs given
on purchaser giving bankabls note with an
approved sndorser. Sper cent of for cash.
F. q. Htidham, Auc. 7. b. RO9Eks.
]. ". Burris Clerk. jseodts
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New Jersey's Hobart Memorial.

Trenton, Jan. 30.--The date for the
memorial session in memory of Vice
President Hobart has been fixed for
Feb. 81, at which time Attorney Gem
eral Griggs will be able to deliver the
memorial address. President McKin-
ley and the cabinet will be invited to
be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
CONSUMPTION THREATENED

c. UnHsr. el2 Maple st., CHAMPAIGN.
ILL.,. writes, Il was troubled with hack
lug cough for year and thought had
the oonsun. ption. ! tried . great nany
one bottle Of Foley's hoaey and Tar and
u CURED D,e. snd havs not bvsn trvub bied
sinos." All Druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

| Congregational Medal for Helen Gould
Washington, Jan. 30-Mr. briggs, Of
New York, yesterday introduced bill
giving the thanks. Of congress and
gold medal to Helen Miller Gould for
patriotic service during the war with
Spain,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

DR.. INNS White Pulm1ni BaIsam.
Is Americas creates PIDectorant for all
di.ea.' Of he lungs and air passages. sore
throat. coughs. Group, pains In the lungs,
bin'd splitting, etc. The grippe yield to
i's u.es very rapidly because 1t Ia made of
the very best materials that organic chem
istry produces. This is the reason DR.
Simms' White Pnlmonic Baisam never
di>appoints the afflicted. It acts promptly
and suits all ages Depor, COG King ,rset
Wilmingto on, Del. Wholesale by lnbbers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Pensions Quickly Secured.

Orig inal psnsions In diligently prosscut.
sd. JSjsetsd psnsio pa N opsnsd and sue.
o. sfuily coinplstsd; aroppsd sDd reduced
p~nai0hs lsstarrl; willows psnsinn, ss-
suseA in ~ % % dayA b. OIL Snai John II
Wnis right, Expert non hon attorney. 9nd
noor, No. West Seventh st. cot. whining.
ton, DulnwRr' IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Roberts Has No Claim For Mileage.

Roberts Has No Claim For Mileage.
Washington, Jan. 30.-The house
committee on mileage yesterday dis
eussed the claim of Brigham H. Rob-
erts for mileage, which amounts to
$1,000. A majority Of the committee
are Of opinion that he is not entitled
to this money. as he was not sworn In
as a member of the house. Mr.. Rob-
erts will be heard by the committee ON
Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
TO CURE A COUGH,

stop coughing, rs 1t irritHteI the lung
and DOESN'T give thsm any chance to henl
F0ley's Honey and Tar cures without
eau ing strain in throwing off the
phlegm like common cough expectorants.
AL druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
To Leave Cuba to the Cubans.

Washington, Jan. 30.-Mr. Clayton,
Of Alabama, yesterday introduced the
following resolution: Resolved, That
on July 4, 1900, the military and naval
forces Of the United States be with
drawn from the island of Cuba and
that the government thereof be left To
the Cuban people."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
The Samoan Treaty stapd..

The Samoan Treaty Stands.
Washington, Jan. 30.-The senate. In
executive session yesterday, decided,
by q vote of 81 to 38. not to reconsider
the vote by which the Samoan treaty
was ratified.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

Old Children

Many children look too
old for their years. They
60 about with thin faces and
sober manners not in keep
ing with robust childhood.
If it's your boy Or girl, give
ScoUS Emulsion
Twill fill out the hollow
places, increase the weight,
and bring a healthy color
to the cheeks. The i'm
provement continues long
after they cease using the
Emulsion. Get SCOTS.
soc. and 81 90, all druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

Parties wishing to have u calendar, con-
tanning the signals for the alarm Of fire;
tho names Of be banking houses. days OF
discount, &C., can be aCcoInmo odated by
calling at this Office and paying 3 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

and continuing until all are disposed Of, a por
tion being sold each day; Q heud Of fine bel
stein cows, will i,ocn be fresh 0 ayear Hol
steiu heiters. will soon be fresh: 10 l.year old
Holstein heifer calves; 2 2yesr old Holsteiu
bulls; l-ycar old Holstein BULL
The slres Of the above stock were registered
Holstein Fresian bulls The sire Of the most
tered Holstein Freslan Herd bonk, No. 1921 |,
imported In dam by Smith, Powell and Lamb,
o y, racnse, N Y, dam had sealed record Of
an lbs butter in days.
One yoke or Sysa old Holstein oxen. fine;
yoke of Devon oxen, very fine; horsss and
No i.svsl Alpha hand separator, Cooley
creamers churus, butter boxes. " and " at.
milk cans, buckets, milk cans, coolers, porta.
BILE boiler, ETC., Mccormick binder. nearly
new; moving machines. rakes, new corn
PLANTER, " rods wire attachment, dril grind.
stones plnws, harrows. riding and hand culil.
vators, calf wagon. hsy rirgings, OF car. .ho'se
riuges, sleigh. 2bcrse endlsss chain horse pow.
er cora shelters, grinding feed mill.hav custers,
wo d circular saw. Gro sGut saw, hand hay
press, forks. spades, shovels, broad axes, single.
duuble and Lorse trees. wsgons plow and car.
riags harness. 10 feet grsred Halladay wind
tackle complete. l50 you'd grain bags half buah.
d measure fans, cider pres sesl rowsrs, roll.
or, and implements sufficient 70 run $50 acre
farm. Also household and kitchen articles
Terms-All suips Uf ~ and und r. cash: all
suns over that amount . credit Of mortha
will to given IN giving baDkabie nsts with an
sRpss.ss sr az ''':.t cent
Frank {. stidssm. Auc.
Trnius arrive keybold station on premises
. and a.6l .. NJ; and J y. ~: Leave 4ls p, ~:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
The Fire Alarm

Try our Peanut Brittle. We think It Is
fine ut Ferguson's, II 4. Second Sr. j6-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

Mrs. CLARK. -cnri-readrr, $50 Market
street, Eecnnd floor. 70
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Hf' b.
DYS PEP 5IA
CAN NOT EXIST
Where the New Remedy is used
UNLIKE ANY OTHER
Hyomel Dyspepsia Cure Treats the Dis.
ease itself
NOT THE SYMPTOMS
Which arsFataIsney, Sour St,nach, Indsestlss, csa.
stlpatios. Nervousness and B.Ousnsss.
NOT THE SYMPTOMS
which srsFlatuIsney, Sour St,nach, ndlsestss csa.
stipatios. Nervousness and B.lIousness.

Since it was found that Dyspepsia
was a germ disease, that food was not
digested in the stomach at all, that
fatulency, sour stomach, indigestion,
constipation. nervousness, etc, are but
the symptoms of the disease, and not
the disease itself, rapid progress has
been made in treating dyspeptics. Here,
tofore all dyspepsia cures have been
gotten out with the idea ofassisting the
stomach to digest the food, or to cure
the symptoms; no wonder they failed
to afford anything but temporary relief,
and even this relief due to some cathar.
tic which carried off the germs In large
quantities, leaving the stomach and
bowels partially free for few days, or
until the germs left had multiplied in
sufficient quantities to produce the same
old symptoms.
HYOMEI DYSPEPSIA CURB
Is the only one containing germicide
which kills the bacilli causing the dis
ease; aud as this germicide Is accom-.
panied with remedies to relieve the
symptoms leach being given separately,
this cure does cure completely. The
fact that it is the only one ever guaran-
teed, should be sufficient proof of Its
superiority over every other treatment.
Your money refunded If it fails. .
Sold by all druggists Or sent by mall.
Price soc.
Give symptoms and send for free
treatment.
THE R. 7. BooIA COMPANY, ithaca. NY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
PUBLIC SALE;

TO dIrcOhtInuO V6rln 1hK tne tuu5cTIueF VIII
soil ct his residence in Mil Creek Hun .rsd,
near Stanton, Oh
THURSDAY FEBRUARY l, l,U0
W at A. ''''''4 M &
His stock and farming implements, as fol
lows: i3ysAr old horse. s gooi cows, = ysar.
ling keifers, 2pi - ..hor9o farm wagon. !
bRrkot wagon. mower. corn marker. harrowi
cliitivntor, hoss, shov,ds, forks harnsss. &c.
HouSehoid goods and kitchen furniture
Term, sums Of Si5 AMI under cash, >,
sum, over that amount credit VI , month";
viii be AiSsh On ytvins bAuKaois note with
an appr Ived endurscr.
~ EGt II. PoWEI.i-
w. A. Hutil, III
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

Rennst Tablets for making Iunket and
custarda W, q. Taylor. 303 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
THURSDAY. FEBR UARYl l, 1900.

Having rented my farm for next year, will
Station, Del, New Castle Hundred, on
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07
ATHLETICS AT pENNsY.
trainer Murphy Busy Preparing Can.
dtdntcs for Coming Indoor Meets. q

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Jan. e.-Ar the
athletes OF the Upivcrsityso; Pennsylyaria
have returned from their Christmas va
cation and commenced training Tor the long
indoor season. The form al call for track
team candidates was issued by Captain
kraenzisin yesterday, and the response w s
very gratifying, more than 100 men putting
in an appearance. Trainer Murphy di-
vided them into squads. and worked one
squad at time. 1t is impossible to judge
the ability otHthe men so -sOon but some
of them look and move like coed ones
as Murphy expresses il. He has hope; OF
developing first-class track team for all
the indoor games, from the material at
hand. -isr r-ftf
The first meet will be the third of the
winter indoor handicap series, on the
Franklin Field indoor track. January 20.
A week later some men will be sent to the
Boston College indoor games, Then in
quick succession. in February, come the
meets of the rKnlcherboclxer Athletic Club
in New York. the Boston Athletic Associa-
ton games. and the George own University
games at Washington, Pennsylvania ex-
poets to have 4 larger and stronger team
at the Georgetown games than at any CT
the others.
The prospects for gymnastics al the
University this year are particularly bright.
many new candidates having reported fer
practice in the gymnasium at College Hall.
An intercollegiate gymnastic association
has been formed. including in its member
ship Amherst, Columbia. Haverford. New
York University, Union. Princeton, Yale,
and Pennsylvania.
Columbia and Harvard are anxious to
arrange combined exhibitions with Penn
sylvauia, and it is expected that the attn
letic association committees Of Princeton
and Pennsylvania will act so as to make
meet between these two old rivals pos
sible.
A trip will in all probability be taken TO
and a short one in January
TO Haverford.
Yale has been twice in Philadelphia,
and negotiations are under way for Penn
sylvania team to visit New Haven this
year.
The baseball cage has been very much
and everything is ready for Coach
irwin and his squad to begin work on Jan
nary 10.