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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
Pnclf,Ing CnInn.

Berlin. Nov. 29-The war office has re-
ceived the following from Count Won Wal
,Iersee dated Pckin. Nov. q
Numerous expeditions carried out by
tie aliied troops appear 10 he gradually
bringing about the desired pacincation Of
the country. Remote villages frequently
oquest military protection against Box
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Paris. NOV 9-A dispatch from Pekin
90 the Havas Agency says the ministers
of the following Powers declare they are
authorized 10 sign the joint agreement
to he presented 20 China. Germany. the
United States. Great Britain. Austria
Hungary. Belgium and Italy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
MARsnAL ARDED SAILORS.
Union seaman Attempted Go Take
Them on Vessel.

t"I"h .eHn Attcmptru 90 TnIIc
Them on Vessel.
Tacoma, wash. Nov zs.-The attempt
Of the sailors Union of the Pacific TO for
cibl} take a non-union crew from the ship
florence az Tacoma Sunday night. was
repeated last night on the Amouea an ship
sintram CAPT Meyer had signed mixed
crew a. the same wages Tho union noti-
tcd the captain yesterday that unless tho
non-union men were removed they would
be forcbiy taken on Deputy United
States MARI hal Dawson went on guard.
About n O'Clock about 100 sailors and
longshorcmen armed Wlth clubs and mis-
siles appeared ani marched out on tho
narrow wharf Deputy Marshal Dawson
met them with drawn revoivers and tho
crowd withdrew. The vessel sHiled to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Paris Nov. "a dispatch fr m Aniche,
near Douai says a quantity of dynamite
at the bottom q enc of the coal mines
there exploded to-day from an unknown
cause. Sixteen miners are dead and thirty
or forty wounded
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
RUHLIN TO MEET M,mER.
Posted and Articles of
Agreement signed

tnFteHA Fosted ana Articles OF
Agreement signed.
New York. Nov eq-Arrarg merits for
the meeting between Gus Rubin and Pc
ter Maher we're concluded here ts-dav.
Billy Madden. manager of Ruh ln. ana
Peter Lowry. Mahcr's representative me,
Joe Mccarthy. mNtrhmakcr far the Penn
Art Athletic club OF phu dep "a and
without any urnecee mrs lay IN eI
their signatures to the arti es Merel bv
Mr. Mccarthy ana posted forfeit a.
clinch the match. Thr contest RiI le
limited 20 six rounds and viii take place
on Dec Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
WANTS FRANCE TO ACT.
Council OF the seine wants ner 60
Take the First step.

Paris. Nov. 2s-The general council OF
tho Seine to-day unanimously adopted a
resolution thas the French government
should take tho Initiative In the endravor
to bring about an arbitration OF the is-
sues between Great Britain and che Boers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Shanghai. Nov. cs.-Advices from Sian
Fu assert that the Empress Dowager has
consented 20 the return of Emperor
Kwang su 10 Pckin. although she will
remain az Sian Fu.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
Judgment Against Mining Company.

New York. Nov H H-Judsmcnt Tor tssn
was entered to-day against The London
virginia Mining Company, o Nirg MA
corporation. H. favor % james r. Moore
on sixty bonds OF the corr grafton secured
by a deed OF trust upon lands % The
company in Buckingham county. NE-
ginla-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
AMERICAN coLoNY N PARIS.
Consul General Gosvdy Was Among
the Speakers.

Paris. Nov. 2s-Tne annual Thnnksgiv-
ine dinner of the American colony IN
par vas given iris .ven.ng with the
exception of John X Gowdy United
states consul general. al the speakers
were prominent Frcnchmen. who did not
neglect the opportunity 70 refer y the
cordial relations existing between France
and the United States. ~ Jules Cam
bon made the principal address.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

London. Nov. 29.-Emperor Nicholas.
according 10 a dispatch TO The Times from
s. PctersburE. is now considered on the
way 90 a speedy recovery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
GIGANTIC GOLD NINE TRUST.
n L. said to Include Rockefciier,
Rhodes aud Others.

London Nov 2s-The Daily Express
sis morning publishes a runor that
Gigantic gold mine trust has been formed.
ncluding Messrs. John y. Rockefeller.
cecil Rhodes. Alfred Belt and Joseph Ben
&amin Robinson
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
STEAMER oR0EnED SEIZED.
nat Count Won wHIGersee Counter
mnndrd The order.

Berlin NOV. 2s-A "a patch from Pc
kin. dated Nov. 2. says that a German
military Official recently ordered the
seizure OF the steamer Irene dying tho
60 Of telegraph material VIII ch Il was
alleged waH intended for the chinese.
Field Marshal Count Won Waide sse. the
dispatch adds. wes notified and imm d.
ately resclnded the order
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

New York. Nov S-A cable dispatch
the sinking Of the United States auxiliary
cruiser Yosemite in a typhoon az Guam
Nov. Is. Five OF the crew were lost.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
sronY GIVEN NJ cnEDENcE.
neport Of Turkeys Hostile Attitude
seems Ia Error.

Vienna. Nov 22.-The Vienna morning
papers publish nothing IN corroboration
of the report that council has been held
m Constandnopls Tor the purpose of con
sldering a declaration Of war against the
United states ln view of the presence OF
the United States blttleship Kentucky az
smyrna on the contrary the report has
no crcdcnce whatever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
WANTTHE LAW
REPEALED.

Grace Church has inaugarated move
mont looking toward the repeal Of the
4 law which takes the selection OF church
trustees out Of the hands o. the congrega.
tiDn. II Is expected that oihec churches
viii join the movement. The position Of
the Grace Church congregation is Sat forth
in the following resolution which has
been adopted by the official board Of the
church.
.'Yeur committee appointed to con.
slider the act Of the General Assembly Of
: this State, approved February 9, 1899 de-
priving the members of the respective re-
ligious societies Of this State of the right
to elect their trustees. respectfully report:
1--WE find the act was introduced and
passed without being submitted to any
considerable number OF said societies.
md without any apparent demand or
aecesslty tor the change aud without
the knowledge or approval OF the great
\ body Of tho people whuss interest was ai-
tscted.
"From the third of February 1887, tho
manner OF oiecting trustees OF the relig-
ieus societies Of this STATE, has been uni
formly by the direct vote Of tho members
OF the congregation Of The church or So
ciety. This was in distinct recognition of
the rights OF the psople whose interests
wcra to bo controlled, aud in strict oon-
formity to the spirit and genius Of our
church aud institutions. 1t recognized
and utilized the individuality OF each
member, and made him IL direct par icl-
pator In church organization, In p'ac-
tice the method has worked we'll and has
tended to keep the membership Ut the
church in touch along that line.
The change Is a move backward; de-
privation OF one of the rights Of member
ship In the church; promising no good
that we can see, end boiling much Evil.
We think the mem bership that owns the
property, should elect its trustees directly
- in tho past, Without the intervention
of pastor or presiding slider. This would
relieve the latter OF a function, which Is
not pastoral In Its character and might
b0oomo dangerous and disturbing exer-
else CT power.
1--WE most emphatically condemn the
change as inconsiaerate and unmiss, and
uuYise that strenuous efforts bo made, to
secure the repeal OF the law as speedily rs
possible. We recommend the adoption of
fhe following resOiuLioDs:
Resolved, That the law passed by the
last Legislature of this State, depriving
tho members Of the religious societies Of
the State of the right 10 elect .tLeiu trus-
tees by direct vote, is unwise and harnl-
full to the church; promising to DO a
source OF fruitful trouble IN the future.
We most earnestly recommend its imme-
date repeal.
Resolved, That we earnestly solicit
the cooperation of our Sister churches
throughout the State in this effort.
Resolved, That Il committee of hrce
members DO appointed to take special
charge of this subject"
The committee will begin thu work EN-
trusted To ii as soon rs possible and hopo
for SUCCESS in tho movement
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
City Court Cases,

Before Judge Ball in tho City Court
III > morning John Braunan, Charles
6iebon! and James Marshall were fined
u and costs each for dl unkonnesa
The charge OF disorderly conduct pre-
fsrred against Freeman Biock,un was
con inued until tomorrow morning
Johanna Flaherty and Mary kelleher
wsre charged with assault and battery ON
Deni' kel cher. The testimony wa. that
~ his house, Fourteenth and Union street,
there was trouble. He had noticesserved
On his daughter, AIRS. Fiaherty, to move
from his house. She was go Ting ready to
move ard trouble arose over tao removal
OF burenu. lilo claimed that he struck
him several times wEilo her mother held
him by the hair OF tho head This was on
account OF him having thrown her clothes
from closet.
10 William Michael Byrne who repre-
sented the defendants he stated that trou-
bio commenced last August when sign
was placed on tho house by Il real estate
agent. Hc does not pay the grocery bill
bat boards himself.
Clerk Adams stated that when Dennis
kelleher came for the warrant thu,e was
b.Ood on his lace and hand, "a ~
Mrs: Einherty for tho defense, testified
that sho has lived for oIeTcn Yeas in hcr
fathers house. She and her husband
wanted to leave the house at different
times. she supported the two ola people,
Yesterday she got ready tn move. She
told him that She bought the bureau. fIe
grabbed Der by the hair and pulled some
OF her hair from the roots, Then he ruck
her on the face and nose. She positively
denied that she ever struck him The
case was continued until Monday morn
ing, Agent Stout and Captain Black
w'll Investigate the case and report back
to the court.
Maurice Wede. colored, was CHARGED
with assault and battery on Waiter
Hnber John Huber, the chid's father
testified that he saw that his boy had been
assaulted. He went cut to the street and
met We!de. The lad identified Welde a..
bsiug the man who struck HIM The child
was suffering and had lump the size of
an egg on his side, Officer Harry Pierce
testified that he made the arrest. We!de
IN MS opinion is general nuisance along
the coast
Walter Huber testified ho is s years of
ago, Yesterday he was looking AZ a lot Of
BOYS that were playing marbles. He
stafted to run away and foil at Weldos
fest M Welde kicked him on cue side,
ttHomer Wosleyland'John Davis, coiored,
testified he saw Welde kick the boy.
The court imposed fine Of S2j and
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
{. B, Riley
MUSLINS
~ Saturdays Prices: :

Ill
One case heavy unbleached
muslin s cents a yard, regular
price 7 cents.
l6 yards soft finish white
muslin for $1.0O.
Wrappers ~.
10 Wrappers, waist lined with
silisia, regular price SO cents,
Saturdays price Is cents.
"a Wrappers. yoke and
plated back, waist lined, hounce
skirt, regular price Sl.00,
Saturdays price 70 cents.
II Wrappers, flounce skirt,
plated back, regular price
Sl.l5, Saturdays price 10 cts.
Is wrappers,5 styles, hounce
and cut skirts, regular price
$1.25 and $l.39, Saturdays
price 81.
3 wrappers, extra fine quail
ity, regular price $l.j0. Satur.
days price 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
4 CHICAGO LABOR RIOT!
Strikers Attack Six Non Unionista
Returning From Work. .sa


Chicago, March 9.--Labor troubles
eliminated in a riot at Thirty-sixth
and Wallace streets last evening. One
man was shot and probably fatally
wounded and six others were injured.
one of them severely. The injured
persons are: William SCHNEIDER, shot
In the breast and seriously wounded by
Joseph Walsh. will die; Joseph Walsh,
foreman for the Link Belt Machinery
company, nose broken and severely
bruised; II. K McLain, superlntend-
ent of same company, beaten about
head and body; James Coffey, Samuel
Bonstra and Peter Speck, machinists,
bruised about body; Nicholas Debar.
beaten about face.
It Is believed that other persons
wore hurt In the fight. but they es-
capped before the police arrived and
their names were not learned. For
some time the strikers have followed
Walsh and McLain every night when
they left the shop and have threatened
to kill them. Last night somebody
threw a club at walsh, striking him In
the back of the head. He accused
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srs sa'heieu ",ou"u au' "a, Sn,.,.s
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,ef III .ue oseas' '.m ,,i,' ~ ~ n nnaJ
nau ho' . ~ o w. "' nau tno 'r, ,oro,n
assault assault upon WASH, ~. N an.s ~ NO., Va,
stoppeu ~ IVA a. ny 80" VI N''
iol!owins "s sn.. o." sn,,o ns NV ~.
seneiai ,sh. ,a''o 49,. an ,tr,tsrs
MA 'hen n sI1.. anu 49,. 49, n,an
AItnous" oa.'! pnunu.u "p "a sn H.. ~
assu " uola .hen o wv CIV u' a. IN
the,r asS ,s UNI, sne '''"' VI Wv
po,.ee. waist "as ~;
he "ua.no . ue H.. c ~ onn les
vi Ine o".'"'ns seaso" ~ Ies $3.50 y"
ts'uas, AZ oEe. 'ne .n'' ,a' ~ a.,s
VI hoh-unLoh men mois pc se' , a. 49,
SHOWING ,he s.Ieas'n vi .no , .na" 10
oie"h'"e'ioH W Nc sac
uhiohs hau auni..eu "a. Ao au,I -.
men ""'e not ~, nl.''" ~ VIZ ~,
pea.e' no"ee7i' a.su oo 1,.' " ~
strlAers soins apout .',7 Wy ln ,';a,lo.,
ins' Wolh was was e'opp'u w .mo p,oNe ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Brooklyn, March 9.--Justo Deayala,
Cuban carpenter. shot and killed his
brother-inlaw, George Orr, a printer.
% years old. last night and then shot
and killed himself. Deayala's wife, on
being threatened with death by her
husband, on Wednesday went to the
home of her sister, Mrs, Orr. Yes
terday she secured summons for her
husbands appearance at court to
answer the charge Of threatening tn
kill her. Last night Deayalu went to
Orr's house to see his wife. While
talking with her Orr made his appear
ance, whereupon Deayala drew a re-
volver and shot him -four times. kill
ing him instantly. He then took an
other revolver from his pocket and
shot himself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

W. A. David son and wife, Mrs. D.
Slillman and Miss Irene Davidson attend
cd dining at ]. A. Cleaver's near Mt.
Pleasant, Wed nesday,
James t. Sadler and wife have issued
cards for the wedding Of their daughter.
Anna Elizabeth to CORTLAND Saunders
Clark. Wednesday afternoon, March 2l.t,
at two o'ciock, In the Presbyterian Churahs
Mrs. +. A. Pennington Is very sick.
Miss Elsie Price spent Sunday In VIII
mington.
Charles W. Jefferson was in Whining.
ton onTuesday.
Bishop Coleman held services In the
Christ Church Tuesday evening.
w. Il. Bradley is spending two weeks
with his parents In Philadelphia
Miss Agnes Vail was the guest Of the
Misses Sad'er several days this week.
Frank L. Davidson and Miss DsSilva
were married. at st. James protectory by
Rev 4. G. Higgins Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
0eansy IL Blood Deer.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tIo clean your blood and keep it clean, BY
stirring up the lazy, liver and driving ali i'm.
Purilies from the body; Begin today to
I!l'sh pimples,, 6oils, blotches, blackheads,
Cascarets for ten cents. All drre
gusts, satisfactic guaranteed. lOc. 2jc, 500
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

III glass front case free from dust. dirt
etc.. peaches 100 and leo h., Rpricots. l3c
and l5c h., spples lOo h.. prunes 90 and
100. large California oranges 10 dozen.
J. q. Singles, N. w. Corner Jackson sad
Linden streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Neva Lining looks like silk;
will wear better than silk; we
have all the desirable colorilgs
at Is cents a yard.
Tuxedo stiIiening, guaran-
teed shrunk, Is cents Il yard.
Jricot stillening used in
place of hair cloth, very elastic
II! cents.
70 yards White Canvas .e-
duced from l24c to Sc,
30 yards pure white watered
stiifening, - inches wide, re-
duced from l2ac 10 . cents.
Remnants of Dress Liuings
at half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Tho Lawton Optical Company have
found 1t necessary to increase their force
Of rofractionists. Mr. A. J.. Potter will
assist Dr. Lawtor In his work In the fu.
ture.. Mr.. Potter comes highly recom-
msnded being a prominent member OF the
Pennsylvania Optical Association. The
Lawton Optical Company are preparing
to make great changer In thoir store, pub
ting In On entire now lens grinding
plant. Their methods for cxaming the
eyes arc on tiroly new and up to date They
offar you the services Of their rafraction-
lists free OF charge. They .re building up
u practice, that Is great credit to their
skill and method Of rsfraoting, and they
conflne themselves strictly to tho eyaand
all Its many defects. Remember 1t costs
you nothing for a prescription and ifyou
want giassoa, they cost no more, than you
would pay, whore they carry glasses rs o
side lire. Don't get mixed 10 the number.
1t Ia on the right as you ontsr the Opera
House. NO. $40 MARKET STREET
LAWTON OPTICAL co.
=, Uslmarvia Phone ~ ID. " A. l!lo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

~ Is health for aav cJli when SSim.ns
Ntiir Pulmonic BalsLIn IS noar. Depot
&c Kin: street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Houses Tor salo in svory section OF the
city. have them from Sll 900 to 500.
Apply TO W. SCOTT VEEHOE. No. lGl Wost
Seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Fed Birds; Killed Himself:

- New York Mnrch9 y
Edwin B. Trott, of No. 81 Ets. Forty
first street, merchan: tailor, with place,
Of business at 1877 Broadway aud No. %
New street utter making deliberate an-
nouncement by letter to his lawyer OF his
intent 10 kill himself. after providing am
ply for his pet BIRDS and fish, and altar an
unusual explanation of the cause OF his
act, by means Eof a newspaper Clipping.
turned on the gas in his apartment, and
onded his lifo.
A lawyer appeared last night at the
West Thir 10th street station and exhibit.
cd letter from his client. To detective
Lockwood tho lawyer said the letter had
enclosed koy to TrOtt's fiat TroIt wrote
that bn'iness had been very bad. that he
writer feared ha would become bank.
rupt and that he intended making away
with himself.
The detective, accompanied by til, at
to: ney, hurried 10 the Tro 3 apartment.
They found the main door lOclzsd. En-.
trance was gained by climbing the fro o.
capo md crawling throushn window.
In the front room the body of Trott was
found on the floor. A long tube extoDd.
cd from this gas rhpudoler to his mouth,
telling how The suicide h,d besn accom-
pished.
The detective and the lawyer were as.
tonished to hear the song, OF Is dozen oan-
aries -Four cages wore covered carefully
with towels. Each cage was we'll suppl.
cd with water, sseds and bird fnoi. 40
that hat not the body been discovered In
two mouths he canaries would have had
enough to keep Thorn alive. Red and
golden fish swan about an aquarium, and
on top Of tho water aoatvd abundant foud
for them.
Among his effects were several letter.
from his wife, now visiting her sister In
Frankfort. Germany. Shn wondered why
tho husband wrotu SO infvequently, and
why, whom hs did write, lie complained Of
his business affairs.
A newspaper clipping was found which
told tho story Of the suicide Of De Witt
Knox several days ago. The article was
headed:
Ills wife gone, he kills himself"
lilo has changed this by writing in ink
80 that the lines read:
Ills wife gone, but he Is still alive.
The landlord of the hous Eugene Siam.
sendt, said last night hat Trott, who had
lived In the apartment twelve years aud
always paid his rent. came to him several
days ago and said that he must ask som,
graoo In paying the rental. 1t Was grant.
oil. The pockets Of the dead man held GO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Hosiery

One case OF our Iron-clad
hose for boys, sizes 6 to ~, 10
cents, We are the only store
that sells this hose less than Is
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Frazer Of
Cowentown. Md, are visitin their son,
VIM. Todd Frazer of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Latest We have all the
latest Spring styles
StvIes in Hats. The COZ
rect thing this
:, Spring is a very
!" small proportional
Hat, both in soft
Hats and stiff Hats.
Very hobby soft
Hat in black, brown, pea,lcs
and neute's, at 81, s.. 50, $3.50
and IS 90.
Black and light colored Der
by's, at 81 50, s., $3.50 and
So. 90.
We also handle the Dunlap
Hat. which is the most COM
Portable and best wearing hat
out.
We had our opening day on
these Hats on the sd, and the
way the people select them
speaks well. We have them
in ali the newest shapes, at s..
Closed evenings at 6 O'Clock
excent Saturday.
Jas. |. hJLLIN & SONS.
Clothing, Sixth ard
Hats. Market,
Shoes. Wilmington:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
GROCERIES,.

Delicious Burlington cured Roe
Herring, four fish in a bunch.
This week I21!c bunch
IlANSCOMS.
Sc en- h and Market,