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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
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There is no longer any doubt in the mind OF
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Reports coming in daily from all parts of
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kNopn.
The air passages being so constructed by
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and smell. Your money 10 refunded II Il
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bottles " Hyonei," soc. "Hyomei Balm, a
wonderful healer, 7sc. Can be obtained of
your druggist, at ofsice or by mall. Send
for i've days treatment free.
r. T. BOOTH CO.,
ITHACA, NEW YORK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

Every New Year brings a deluge of cal
endars, both COMMERCIAL and ar, istic.
Sumo are frankly commercial, and others
60 to tie ODposite eztreme-a great deal Of
ornamental design and very little calond-
or.
We have received o copy OF Swift's
Home Calendar for 1900, which Is inquest
ionablv one OF the most beautiful OF the
lend -oi .the- century calendars,
The calendar 10 In the form Of screen,
Its exact size being 10 25E inches. In
each Of the four circular panels Is an ideal
head, typical Of ono Of the Seasons
from Percy Morgan, the water colorist.
The pictures have all tho effect Of Origi.
nal water colorr, and Ms there 10 no adver-
Using on the front, the calendar Is both
ornamental and useful.
Copies Of SwiiCs Home Calendar may
no obtained by scnding 10 cents In stamps
TO Swift and Company, U Mon Stock
Yards, Chicago
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

WHEN will the war III South AZ
RIGA be over! But 1t will be insig-
nifcant compared with the war
that will break out anew amongst
the Republicans in this State this
fall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

To show tfat the Rev. A. +.
Kelgwn, pastor OF the Melville,
N. j., Presbyterian Church. does
not measure his worth by the gold
en- yard stick, he has refused Il $1,000
salary. He has had many calls
and been offered nearly three times
his present salary but has always
refused them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

Chapped bands, cracked lips ana rough
ness of the skin cured quickly by Banner
Salve, most healing ointment In the
world. All druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

THE case of Mrs. Graham is
mystifying the doctors. She rests
easy and suffers little pain, but the
three bullets have not yet been re-
moved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

The Board Of Health on and after Feb
runry will refuse to receive complaints
about tho non-cOllection Of garbage The
complaints about dead dogs. cats and
chickens will DO received.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
PR1Ct: IS CENTS,
Ladies' Chemise, No. 1881.
798i-ladies' Chemise.
80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and AZ inch bust.

Ladies' Chemise, No. 1881.
Hints by May Manton.)
Fine white nainsook is chosen for
this dainty chemise, with trimmings
of Valenciennes edging and inser-
ton. 1t is adjusted with shoulder
and underarm seams, the fullness
being arranged in gathers in back
and front.
The neck is finished with lace in
sertion, surmounted by Valcn-
chimes edging. The arm 's-eyes are
finished in similar manner and
the top is large enough to allow the
head to slip through easily. A
dainty-shaped frill that narrows at
the shoulders is arranged over the
front. 1t is made of nainsook and
edged with lace and insertion.
A deep flounce is applied at the
lower edge of the chcmise, the seam
being covered by a hand of inser-
ton. The founce is deliberately
decorated with lace and insertion.
The waist may hang loosely or
be gathered in by a band Of ribbon
run beading, or with insertion all
around, and finished by bow of
soft wash ribbon in front.
Muslin, cambria or China silk
may be used for undergarments of
this style. with lace or embroidery
for trimming. Ribbon run beading
may be used in place of insertion
with very dainty effect.
To make this chemise in the me-
dunn size will require three and a
quarter yards of material thirty
six inches wide. The pattern, No.
1881, is cut in sizes for 81, 81, 80,
50, 40 and 42-inch bust measure.
This pattern can be secured by
filling in the blank below and send
ing it to REPUBLICAN Office with the
price.
Pattern No, --------------------
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

IT IS false economy TO pay away
yearly what it would cost to equip
an electric light plant owned by the
tax payers Of this city. 1t could
be made pay big dividend yearly,
If the Wilmington City Electric
Light Company was worth II 900, 900
to the United Power Company Of
Philadelphia and Reading, then Il
Municipal Elcctric Light would
pay and pay big.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

THE English public are taking
gloomy view OF the situation in
South Africa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
Pensions Quickly Secured

Don't argue wit h headache. Try DR..
Wa DIS Headache Powders. doses 10 cts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
To Gas
Consumers.

In severely cold weather gas
service pipes which are exposed
are liable to freeze up and check
the supply of gas, in such cases the
company should be advised with
out delay.
In case ofpoor light the COM
pany should also be informed SO
that proper remedies may be used;
oftentimes new burners will cor
rect the trouble and can be had at
the Gas Office without charge.
1t is important also that the
"mantles" OF Welsbach lights
should be renewed when out Of Or
der to get the best light from gas.
By proper attention to such
matters Gas Consumers can get the
best and cheapest artificial light.
Gas Office,
No. S27 Market Street.
6t-eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

WoEk is rapidly progressing on
the new Diamond State Steel pl ant
over Third street bridge. When
these works are started up. they
will employ five or six hundred ex-
ira men. This will create an in
creased demand for houses in the
Eastern section Of the city, and
builders will, no doubt take advan-
tage Of il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

IT IS strange, but true, neycrthc-
less, that the lowest bidders for the
removal Of garbage for this year
commencing February lst, failed to
secure the contract. Another
strange thing that has been re-
marked is that not a single contract
Tor district was awarded to Re-
publican. We say the manner IN
which the awards were made looks
bad for the gentlemen having the
matter in hand. The supposition
was that the contracts would be
awarded to the lowest bidders. But
such is not the case, and the lowest
bidders who have been passed by,
are not satisfied with the unfair
way they have been treated. The
amount paid will only exceed that
of last year a lew hundred dollars.
The complaint is made that the bid
ders were not treated fairly or IN a
business like manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

THE old Board of Directors of
the B. & o. X. X. Co., were re.
elected yesterday by the stockhold-
crS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

THE decision of the Supreme
Court Tuesday in the case of Nath-
an Lieberman VS.. the First Nation
al Bank may be law, but not JUS
tice. Mr.. Lleberman went on P.
I. f. Smith bond in 1879. who was
then the paying teller Of the First
National bank. Smith distracted
between that date and July 6, 1885,
$l1 ,650 from the bank. He then
renewed his bond again in 1855 and
Smith was not found out until lie
had stolen $40, 100 more, making with
interest 1000, for which defalta.
tiol MIR. Lieberman is held liable
by the decision handed down OH
Tuesday at Dover There were
Of iginally three men on Mr.. Smiths
bond, but we have been informed
that two of them were bankrupts,
which threw the loss on Mr.. Lieber-
man, he being the only one of the
bondsmen financially responsible.
He originally went on Mr., Smith
bond for SIS, 900 and how he can | e
IN AIDE to pay the total loss, is one
OF the mysteries Of the law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

No man should be appointed to
an Office in the gift OF the President
that took so little interest N eiec-
tons as 10 forget to 80 10 the polls
and vote
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
PUBLIC SALE

OF real estate win be offered at public sale
on the premises in White Clay Creek Hundred
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1901,
at o'clock p, IN.
A farm situated on the road leading from
Stanton to Newark, via Ogleton, . miles from
Wilmington, Del, > miles from Newark, u
mile lfrom Ogeton post oifics. contains 70
acres, IA acres Of woodland also fruit. The
Improvements consist of an roomed house,
large barn with good sab'ing, wagon house
and other out buildings, good water, etc. This
property is mile from i;uthby station on the
+. ". q b. X, H., and il convenient to Viii
mington and other markets, stores. mills,
schools and churches. Conditions at sale.
Z. d. BAKER.
II. III. Whteman. Auctionsar. jl33ti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

THE sod Dcmocrats hive not be-
come i-t.",l..,I % IN '-na,n,s
By AL ....t Ulr g.. ~ @U,J nc.
The Negro world., 1900-04-14
The right TO govern aiust come from

:
the governed
Filled with the awful lust OF conquest
Intoxicated by the ease oi victories
over degenerate, impoverished Spain,
many oi our eouutrynisn. normally con-
servative, sober minded and civilized.
fiercely yearn Tor the national glory
that was oi Greece aid grandeur that
was OF Rome The nation that achieves
such glory. that attains such grandeur,
must pay the price--niiist pay the price
which these dead nations paid by dy-
ing--muSt pay the price which effete
and rotten Spain paid bur yesterday in
immeasurable agony and unutterahle
shame. Yet there are those braxen
enough To dcnounee rs traitors those
who would not have this terrible herit-
age OF annihiating dehs descend to our
postcrity
Let the United States OF North
America extend terriiorily in any di-
rcction. but stop al the sea. To re-
public. colonies are curses The his
tory OF the world is tragic with the
chronicles of nations that. deiying nat
ural barriers and laws drew into their
body politics unwilling alien peoples 10
become fostering eancars. destructive OF
national lie.
Do those who wish ahe Philippine Is.
lands part OF our country, propose to
annihlate their denixcnsl Or 10 make
serfs OF theml Or 10 Rniranehise themH
They deserve the gaI5pws ii they wish
either OF the first twospropositions Let
us consider the last one The popula-
tion of these islands embraces every one
OF the great cthnoio6ical divisions OF
4
Indian: and the scam oi each OF them,
save OF one The tHgroes there are
bestial dwaris ineapaltk intellectually OF
learning an alphabet The Caucasians
are the off-scourings OF Spain The
Mongolians are leprnte coolies Can il
be suggested 10 add this Samcse. Sin
galese Chinese, JalNnesc. Javauesc.
Polyncse. knock -kiiscs. box knees.
shirt-tailed citizenship 10 the citizenship
OF the United Stateas
Let those OF the Fihrinos who So ap-
prcCiate republican stli-goyernment as
to risk life for it. establish independent
government without iAterlerence at the
hands of our. or any other. government.
II one would know Nhat there would
become OF the sayag, eAhat swarm these
islands. let him re1,al what was the
destiny of the milliots oi sayaRes oi
North America after the independent
government OF our ahirteen original
states was established Where Chris
tian civilization SETS Aer foot, sayages
are doomed
Let us be true To our noblest national
traditions have faith in the etcrually
steadiast love OF liberty in the hearts
Of the American people.
4 - -. q 4
Respectfully.
Geo. y Vashon.
ST Louis, Mo.
The Negro world., 1900-04-14
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.


The Puerto Rican tariff bill has been
signed by the president. Speaker Hem
derson. and Frye president pro tenn of
the senate. and Is now "a law.
Adyices from Seonl, capital of Korea.
announce that Russia has presented to
the Korean government renewed de-
mands referring to MRsanpho.
Half of a four-story brick building
at Pittsburg, Pa. occupied by Arm
strong, McKelvy Il Co, wholesale paint
dealers, collapsed. Several people
were killed and number injured.
A dispatch from Elandslaagte says:
Fighting was renewed beyond Glands
laagte this afternoon (the lith). the
Beers steadily advanced upon the Brit
ish positions There was continuous
rifle fire and the Boer big guns were in
action. The British replied effectively
and after two hours fighting the Beers
were checked.
Mr.. burrows tMich.l In the 4. s. SEN
ate spoke in opposition to the seating
of NJ. =. Quay, on the ground that To-
allow him 10 be seated under all the
circumstances would be exceedingly
dangerous as precedent.
The board Of regents OF the Nebras-
ka university elected Supt. y. Iienja-
min Andrews, Of Chicago, chancellor
of the University Of Nebraska.
The gulf coast ard the greater part
OF Mississippi was visited by storm
In the form Of tornado In some sec
tions and a cloudburst In others.
James Francis Smith, messenger
boy, sailed from New York for Pre-
toria with a message of sympathy 20
President Kruger signed by 2s, s54
school boys.
The will Of the late Archbishop Hem
messy. of Dubuque. To-. is 20 be con
tested by his brother, Michael Hen
messy.
Osborne Deignan. who was one Of
the crew of the Merrimac when that
vessel was sunk In the harbor oi santi-
ago. has been appointed an acting
boatswain ia the navy and assigned to
duty on the gunboat Marietta.
W. W. Bramble. mailing clerk In the
Decatur. Ill. postofiice. was arrested,
charged with tampering with the
mails.
Eleven thousand residents Of Cuba
have announced their allegiance 10
spain.
The q. y. senate passed a bill appro-
priating $1,000, 600 for the construction
Of a cable line between San Francisco
and Honolulu.
The casualties 20 the British army In
the Transvaal amount 70 nearly -. 600
officers and men.
The Porto Rican tariff bin passed
the lower house Of congress by a vote
of 1g1 20 La. As amended By the SEN
ate and agreed 20 BY the house all re-
strictionS on goods coming into the
Unitsd states from Porto Rico are
eliminated and certain foodstuffA and
other articles which heretofore have
gone into Porto Rico free By executive
orders are excluded from the opera
ton 81 the IS per cent duty imposed
ON goods entering the island from the
United States A complete scheme of
civil government for the island is also
attached to the measure.
Paul Wagner, the lover Of Ida Kel-
Ter. who was shot AZ Chicago by Rein
bard Tom. committed suscsde after
viewing the girls corpse. Tom shot
aud killed Miss Keller because she re-
fused 20 mary him. He then shot him
self. and Is now dying IN the hospital
The Negro world., 1900-04-14
NUMBER H..
FASHIONS FANcIEs.
FreAh FIncry far Feminine wearers
--tsoNns aud Millinery Now
Vogue.


Now come tucked and machine
stitched spring and summer hats In
straw, velvet aud tulle
Modistes who make over garments
of various kinds are busy just now,
adding shirrcd or box plated breadths
10 the backs of the now passe habit
Ekir,s-nlso eating away the tops of
dress waists aud sleeves and adding
gimps or yokes. and sleeve caps and
girtlles of new material thus entire
ly changing the appearance of the
gown
For women who are not slender,
yet who like the popular plated
skirts except for the effect about the
hips, are furnished with some new
French models. shaped with "A rather
short overtlress. which Is cut into
deep pointH at the lower edge. To
| this edge the stitched kits or plait-
Ings are applied. the fare on the low
er skirt showing beyond the lines
where the stitching ends. The join
ing OF the plaits Ia the points OF the
elinRing upper skirt is hidden by
band Of silk cord paSsemenieric, rows
of narrow ruehng chenille insertion,
or machine. stitched straps
French mlliners will continue tO
use bright combinations on spring
| hats
Lace waists In delicate lovely de-
signs will be one of the prominent
features of fashion among evening
toilcttcs for the summer.
Russian and Venetian guipurc lnces
In heavy applique patterns. wrought
on delicate net meshes. are much used
hy French tailors and modistcs for
trimming handsome cloth gowns in
the soft pastcl iIntN.
Fhn.shaped side plnitlnRs of silk or
wool or a mixture Of the two fabrics
arranged IN clusters Of Ave, next 20
single box plait, around the entire
skirt. from the belt down, gives the
demi.trnin very pretty flare. II bet
ter liked. these plaits can fall from
hip yoke. and he graduated In size,
| the box piait left perfectly plain or
covered with bfaiding, perpendteulnr
stripes of silk or velvet ribhon.
From Lyons looms this season come
| HnHbif# WfltU HAihA uhAH l4iNlh hiN
bortlered 10 he used for The new kilted
and boN plated skirts, aud circular
oycrdrcRses,
On those toilets for full-dreas wear,
which are made with sleeves, the lace
frilled Marie Antoinctts shapes,
reaching TO the elbow, nre used, or
the long. close Victorian model ex.
| tending from wrist 10 shoulder, and
made Of soft, transparent fabrics,
shirttd or tucked liberty SILK, ehIf-
fon. sntin brocade, crepe de chine.
larr. or plain Lyons velvet.
skirts of nncre silk mohnir. plated
their entire length. and worn under
French redinRotes Of opal gray, fawn
color. sable brown. Russian green, or
black cloth, with closely y~titted sleeves.
and Nalois collar trimmed with cloth
and velvet cut work en- applique. nre
among the favored drmi.drens styles
for mnirons this spring. The skirts
Of the redlnRote are made with
slight graceful fare, and are open mp
the back, showing the box plaits Of
the dress skirt beneath. They are
lined with nAcre silk and there are
two rows Of Norwegian silver buttons
on the front m Y Post.
The Negro world., 1900-04-14
CHESTER SMITH-THE COLOR
LINE RENTAL AGENCY
MAN

The Republicans have made a very
unhappy selection for mayor. so far as
the colored people are concerned. as it
appears that he is at the head OF a
rental agency that has uniformly dis
criminated against them. A very re-
spectacle colored lady. whose complex
ion would indicate that she belonged TO
the caucasian race. succeeded in renting
ing house from the Chester Smith
color line rental agency, under a mis-
apprehension in regard 10 her nation
ality. but when il was discovered. a few
months afterwards. that there remained
a few drops OF negro blood in her
veins, she was preemptorily ordered to
vacate the premises Whether blood
was extracted and submitted to chem
ical analysis. or whether the Chester
Smith color line agency employs a
chemist for the purpose aforesaid. the
records OF the institution do not make
clear
agencies that do rent houses To colored
people in this city and il is conceded
they are desirable tenants
fhe opinion is general among the
coiored people that Chester Smith will
not rent his houses to them. How can
any colored man vote Tor this color line
rental agency Smith without stultiiy-
ing his manhood 1t is like kissing
the hand that smites you If he would
not rent one OF his houses to a colored
man he certainly would not appoint one
OF their number to 4 place OF responsi-
bility and trust in case he was elected
mayor. Vote agains, him, early and
often
The Negro world., 1900-04-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Our duty 10 Porto Rico IL a L pres.
eut, not only plain, but positively un.
attractive TO Mr. Mckinley Albany
Argus.
Perhaps by towards In the sen.
ATE" Speaker Henderson means those
senators that respond 10 Senator Han
mas whip. indianapolis News.
Mr.. Hanna's idea IL that republic.
an unpoulnrity can be- cured by large
campaign fund. This great statesman
has a large surprise In store for him
this fall. lie has never seen the Amer
lean people engaged In settling moral
issue at the ballot box, and he will be.
hold that spectacle this year,--Atianta
Constitution.
republicans over the principle of Tro-
teetion has become serious. III is not
checked before the presidential cam.
paign begins public sentiment will run
50 stroDRly against the republican
party that the success Of the demo-
cratic party Will be almost certain.
SAVANNAH News.
The impression il rapidly gain
ing ground that the next house Of rep
ressutatives will be democratic Gains
Ia the middle west are already con.
esded by the republican newspaper or.
Rans Of that section. who protest
against the Porto nieau tariff bill as
endangeriug both the reelection Of
President Mckinley and that Of many
republican representatives in congress
buffalo Courier.
The republican party, strive as
IL may against the tide. must either
abandon protection oi abandon ex-
pansi0B. The two policies are ineom-
patibls. In the endeasor 10 reconcile
individual greed with national growth
the party is making itself the mock of
the world. II has apparently assumed
responsibilities whieh IL IL incapable of
rigbifulis dlschaTRing II will have u
stern settlement to make shen II shall
agiB appeal 90 the country for a vote
of confidence ~ Philadelphia RECORD.
Nobody has any right 10 be sur
prised at the potency of the tariff and
trust machines with the president and
congress. The present Is machine
administration. II II the uRreu1iiting
work Of the machines. under the skill.
fnl. avdacions and lavish management
81 Mr.. Hanna, that makes Mr.. Mckinley
formidable for denomination The
sentiment Of the country II against
him. bur th~ organization has gone ~
fer that II Is almost iInpossiDle 10 make
hsadway against IL. : Cincinnati In
qaiTer
The Negro world., 1900-04-14

Easter exercises at St. James A. NJ.
+. s. S will be held on Sunday, April
18th. ago o'clock p m. A pleasant pro-
gram IS being prepared. and an enioya-
bic time for young and old IS expected.
Friends are extended a welcome. The
following persons will take part:
Reeitstion-Wella Moore. Birdella
Harris. Evan r. Anderson. Willie
Young, Clifford Harris. John Robert
son. Freddie Wheelding. Fredic Park
er. Herman LaHge Wendell Porter,
Miss Mary Adams.
Papers will be read by Miss Florence
Cotton. Miss Lulu Howard, Miss Ber-
nice Galloway
Solos and Instrumental Mr. J. ].
Allen Prayer, Miss Louisa Jackson,
Mr.. Thos Morgan. Miss May Williams
Class No II quartet and Teci,ations,
Mrs A. B. Harris. teacher
The school will do some OF its sweet
est singing under the direction oi As
sistaut ehoristeT C. NJ Vassar
Evening program, Z p. m. iof the
church.
Recitation. Miss l.. Mowker paper.
Miss Cora F. Anderson; paper. Mrs
J. c Anderson. solo. Bethlehem +.
Miss NJ l. Harweil talk on Missions.
las. P. Anderson solo. Mr. ] r Muir
ply At this time the choir $ ez.
pected to he at It's best Cofne and let
as enjoy a fuii day for the Master
Jas. r. Anderson. superintendent.