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day for Philadelphia houses and also for
some New York accounts. There is every
reason to expect an upward movement IN
IL in the near future.
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Several OF the steel and iron securities
were weak yesterday for no reason that
could be learned among them Tennessee
Coal and Iron. The reorganization Of the
capital stock OF the latter company is con-
sidered an excellent thing for the common
stock by people who know most of Its
financial affairs. Talk was heard of posi-
bic opposition In the courts to the plan by
the holders Of preferred stock who Go not
like IT, and this perhaps was taken by
the bears as their excuse for depressing
the common stock. Federal Steel common
held its own and a little more. Steel and
Wire common was also held up by what
seemed TO be good buying.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

Attention has been called TO the strength
Of Pennsylvania several times recently ia
this column. The stock was bought yester-
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ChieaEo Grnin and Provision Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs G CO..
members of the New York Exchange,
1919 7 Street
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Money to Loan
ON
Household Furniture, Pianos, ale.,

II you are IN need Of money, we desire to in
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loan on an easy monthly payment plan. at less
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will receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
arl3-u CO. St. " ".
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The gross earnings Of the Louisville and
Nashville for the fourth week Of February
is quite up 10 the recent fine record OF the
company. showing an Increase Of SS1. l75.
The other statements Of the Southern rail-
ways for the week are expected today. The
full figures Of the net earnings report Of
the Norfolk and Western for the month OF
January arc as follows:
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IN THE SUPREME. COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS A DISTRICT
COURT-IN RE THE EXTENSION OF NEW
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA EONDs.
6's, 1902, "3Oyear funding gold. I5A 80.
rs, 1901, Water stock" currency, 49,. 49,.
rs, 1903, Water stock" currency. Gee. 80,
Funding currency, s.65's........... 10 49,.
4ss Reg BIOS 1893 1901 ~ - -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

Z OltSALE-FARM OF $50 ACRES ADJOLN
= ing Glasgow, Del, known us the Squire
Iiack farm. Apply to Artisans Savings
i'nl. 5o9 Market street. Wilmington. Del;
nj ~ s.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
WONDERFUL RESULTS.l
People Tell What Has Been
Done For Them.
The Testimony of Well Known
Citizens Ought Surely to Con-
vince You.

II We publish the recommendation OF
some person ip Wilmington who has used
Morrow's Kid. .ne.oids for backache and
kidney disorders and has been cured, you
have no reason to doubt. We give you
the names Of people living right here in
Wilmington SO you can consult them, We
make no fnlse statements nor claims for
Kid-ae-olds, but give you the evidence of
people whom you know. II kid-ne.oids
did not do as we claim they do, people
would not give their testimony. Here is
what Mrs. Collins. No. COG West Eighth
street, wife of MR. G. II. Collips, Sup't of
Life Insurance Co.. says; Il suffered
G4eatly from kidney and bladder trouble.
The discharge of the secretions OF the KID
neys was scant and frequent and suffer-
ed constantly with pain across The small
OF my back. l was greatly alarmed and
feared was going 10 have Bright's Dis.
ease Nothing could get would give me
any relief until tried Morrows Kid-ne-
ods was relieved of my suffering IN
short time after began taking the treat-
ment land am satisfied that it Is that Is
claimed for them"
Morrow's kid-ne-oids are not pills but
yellow tablets and sell at fifty cents box
at oil drug stores and at N. b. Danforth's
drug store.
Mailed Oh receipt OF price. Manufactured
by John Morrow Il Co , Chemists Spring.
fold, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
WHEAT GREW
In HIS FLESH.
Little Roots Branched Out
and Caused a TumOr.

Yardley, Pa, March 30.--Sur-
geons cutting away tumor from
the cheek of 5.year-old Landsford
Bergner, Of this place, found in the
flesh a growing grain of wheat,
with numerous little sprouts branch.
ing from it. The lump caused by
the strange development of the ce-
real was about the sizeof a hickory
nut, directly under one Of the child S
eyes.
1t was almost two years ago that
a little swelling was noticed at the
spot but no particular attention
was paid to it, as the lad was not
III any great pain. 1t gradually
enlarged and became more trouble
some. A few days ago the boy said
it felt as though something was
moving about inside the lump, and
his father, Edgar Bergner, a Read.
ing Railway employee, finally took
him to a Trenton hospital. where
the operation was performed. The
wheat was found to be thriving as
we'll as it would in earth.
The theory OF the surgeons is
that the gram Of wheat first lodged
in the boys right eye, and worked
its way down the socket and into
the flesh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
M0DJ ESkA.

There are few if any that are fa-
millar with the more important
Eastern productions OF new plays
III recent years, who are not eltha..
siastic in regard to the ability esss
Mr.. John e. kellcrd, now the lead
ing man of the Modjeska Company.
Mr.. Kellerd in late years has been
professionally known as Jobbing
Actor, in other words an actor era
gagged not for stipulated periods
but to create characters in the New
York productions of new plays. II
is only in rare instances for sever
al seasons past that Mr.. kellerd
has not had more of such offers
than he could possibly accept.
This is not, however, the first sea-
son he has been identified with the
tragic stage, for it was in the legit.
mate drama that he had his early
training. The character Macbeth
in which he will appear at the
Opera House on Saturday night
with Madame Mod ieska will furnish
good test as to his development
since that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
BOlted The Meeting

Dissension has been brewing for some
time among the managers of the Sarah
White Homo at Thirty-Fllth and Market
street.
Last evening n meeting was held with
Mis-. Amelia Layton, the president of the
Board OF managers, presiding. As ,oon
rs bishop Ruley had offered prayer. 1t is
claimed that Mrs. Layton callcd for a mo.
ton to adjourn, AMI 1t was made by Mrs.
Martha Spencer. Bishop Ruley objected
but was overruled and twolve bers,
with the president left the room.
AS ths meeting had not be,n formally
d missed. those remaining formed tenn
porary organization with Mrs. b. r. Rul-
oy in the chair notice was at onco
drafted asking Mrs. Layton TO resign a.
president Of the board of managers. A
meeting of thu board will be hold ut tho
home Of Mrs. Cooper No 6)l Penn stree
on Tuesday evening. This meeting was
called by Bishop kuley.
Next Thursday being donation day
pound party will he held at tho home Of
Mrs. Margaret Blackburn, No 2O7 East
! iYth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
A Question,

Mr.. Editor:-Will you kindly al
low me space in your valuable pa
per, TO make inquiry as to what
disposition housekeepcrs are to
make of paper and rubbish? We
were under the impression that the
ash gatherers were to take such
things, providing they were put in
separate receptacles, but it seems
such is not the case. had box
with scraplngs of wall paper and
some other rubbish. set along side
of the ash box and the men refused
to take it, and when demonstrated
| received impudence. Now, the
question is, what is to be done with
1t? 1t is something we cannot burn
very well. and should suppose the
ordinance for removing ashes, call.
cd for the removal of rubbish. If
some one who knows, will kindly
answer my question, | will be very
thankful. Thanking you for space
| remain, a
PUZZLED HoUsEKEEpER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
HON from Ariznna.

Clarence Vernon, wife and son, arrived
in our city yesterday afternoon having
left Phnuix last Sunday evening They
are tolerably vol the health of Clarence
having greatly improved, by their six
months residence In that torrrid climate,
where fowors bloom perpetually and
snow and hail never fall. DR.. Peter
Cooper is greatly improved in health, and
is able to attend " patients in the Sani-
torium evory other week. At the end of
weeks prac ice he is subject to All attack
OF hectic fever which can only he checked
by II weeks confinement to his room whea
his sttoDgth returns and he Is able to re-
sumo his work. He has no expectation
of ever returning to Wilmington, it Is
said, and he Possesses the belief that Ari-
zona is the best place for consunnptive
person that he ever heard of.
Mr.. McVey is located some twonty- five
miles distant from Phoenix and is said to
bo doing fairly well. lio may soon return
to cur city, but of his lntentions we have
no positive knowledge.
Tho temperature in Arizona through
the summer Is not so oppressive as might
be supposed rs no air Is so dry that such
q thing rs sun stroke Is Of rare occurrence
although the mercury at times reaches l2O
degrees in the shade.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
FOR LADIES ONLY.

Ladies no doubt are highly de.
lighted to know that DR.. II. B. f.
Cristion, late Of Paris, and fresh
from the Paris schools. will behere
at the Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday nights to lecture on the
interesting subjects of beauty, form
grace and physical culture. This
distinguished gentlemen and schol-
ar comes highly endorsed by the
press and the leading ladies Of the
land. Few men have made moro
lives happy that had once seemed
dark and not worth living, than
has DR.. Cristion, woman s trua
friend because their true adviser
and teacher. DR.. Cristion's s teach-
ings and the practical workings OF
his advice and instruction are
praised by thousands who, by fol-
lowing the methods laid down by
him, have transformed themselves
from unpresentable and unsightly
women into attractive queens Of
grace and beauty. Do not miss
hearing this talented orator and 1
eminent authority on how to be-
come beautiful, graceful, well-form-
ed. and how to remove undesir"
able defects.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Newark Items

William G. Bradford, the blind
broom maker, died at his home on
Academy street, Newark, Wednes-
day, aged 81 years. The deceased
was well known in Newark, and
the greater part of his life was
spent in that neighborhood. He
had been unable to work lcr some
months, but continued to be around.
The funeral took place to-day.
Services in the NJ. e Church; inter.
mcnt In the Prcsbyter cemetery
at Mkton, Md.
Prof. E. N. Vallandigham, will
lecture in the Coll ege Oratory, the
18th of April, OH the "Reading Of
Shakespeare.
The last lecture OF the course
will be delivered on May 4. by
Capt. L. S. Avis. assisted by a de-
tachment OF Delaware College Ca
diets, on "lllustration of First Aid
to the In iured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
DOTS.

Rev. Geo, G. Hall will ofliciato at
Calvary Church Brandywino Hundred. on
sunday afternoon ats o'clock The usual
choir will accompany him. ''
The First NJ, 7. Church will make an
effort Tomorrow to pay of its debt,
Sheriff Taylor yesterday sold the prop
erty OF George First in Mil Creek hundred
to George A. Elliott for S3?5.
Industry Conclave of Mogullans will
hold an entertainment on April II,
The monthly meeting of the Good Gov
ernment Club. of Newport, will DO held at
the house Of Mr.. Daniel Green, Monday,
April 2, at = o'clock.
Mr. Frank II, Hoffecker the we'll known
and prominent lawyer. is laid at his Lonrd-
ing house on Adams street with an attack
or nllammatOry rheumatism. He is under
tho care o. the doctor.
Miss Jennie Alderman will spenk In
Grace NJ. n. Church under the auspices OF
the W. e. 4. L. to morrow evening.
The joint memorial, committee of the G..
A. IL. will invite a number of organiaat-
ions to take part in the Memorial Day pa
rude.
The Epworth League of Grace NJ. f.
Church Will hold II business meeting this
evening at o'cock. The subject will be
"How can we help the now pasto.s'
Wilmington Lodge. international. Or
der OF Maahinists. has adopted resolutions
condeming General Merriam for his re-
marks before congressional committee
on labor unions.
Mrs VIM. Curry. who has heen serious-
ly i'll Is rep 0rteu TO bu much improved to-
day, and it is hoped that she is now on the
way to speedy recovery,
A north bound fisight car on the p. W.
and B. r. r., broke an axle hu Npwark
this morning. delaying traffic for some
time
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS,
CoRSE PAXTON STOCK COMPANY.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,.

At the Opera House last evening
large audience saw the Corse
Pavton Stock Company in "Ths
White Slave The presentation
was all that could be desired and
the scenery was especially good.
The company will conclude its en-
gagement this afternoon and even.
ing. The attraction this afternoon
will be "a Member of Congress"
and this evening For His Sake"
This company is one of the best
that has ever appeared here at
popular prices and the success with
which it has met here has been ia
every way deserved.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
MIR, h. Canning Missing

The police are looking for John H. Can.
ming, aged 60 years of Elm ar,l Jackson
streets. who disappeared as mysteriousy
and completely as lhvugh tho earth had
swallowed him up. Mr.. Canning has
been missing since last Monday. When
he left hons he wore II black derby har,
grey aud black mixed trousers. plain
black vest, knit jacket, long black over-
coat and congress CATERS. lie is 5 feet Z
inches in height and weighs ia pounds.
He has gtay mu5tache. The missing
man Is Il painter by trade and is we'll
known about the city
MIR. Canning has lived for several years
with his daughter, who, vii her husband,
keeps grocery store at Elm and jack son
streets. His relatives are much worried
aDouu his sdisapnehranca and are anxious 10
hear something of his whereabouts. He
left home about 2.30 o'clock last Monday
and went to No. 2a3 East Front street, to
see his son-in.iaw, Michael Klein, who
has three children in home at Delaware
CITY. Mr., Canning went to ask about the
children, He left hero about 3 80 O'clock,
and the last heard OF him was at John
Gallagher's saloon at Third and Madison
streets. He left the saloon at s 81 O'clock
slightly intoxicated, but not unable to
get homo.
A diligonU search has been made for the
missing man. Tbe police have been noii-
fled of his disappearance anu are working
on the case. Relatives in Philadelph
have heen communicated with, but they
know nothing of Mr.. Canning's where's
aEouts. His people here are fearful that
he has walked overheard and been drown
cd or has met with foul play, though the
last conclusion is not based upon the fact
that ho has enemies, Tor as far as is known
he was well thought of by everybody who
knew him
This is the first time he has'stayed away
from home for even single night, and for
this reuson his relatives think lie has met
with some accident, as they believe If it
were possible for him to get homo lie
would do so His mind always has been
we'll balanced and his family affairs were
0! the IN ost pleasant and agreeable order.
Ills relatives are at loss to assign any
motive for his disappearance and will 30
glad to receive any information concerr-
ing him,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Boys on strike.

The heater boys at Roach's ship
| yards at Chester are still on strike.
1t was expected that they would
return to work yesterday morning,
but they failed to do so.
When the heater boys struck on
Friday last the rivcters quit work
and did rot return until Tuesday
afternoon Of this week. The heat
ing was then. done in turns by
riyetcrs and holdcrson. with one
exception. This exception was in
the instance OF Thomas Garvey,
president Of the Boiler Makers
Union, who had young man heat
ing ior him by the name of Edward
Devlin. Beside healing for Garvey,
Devlin worked ior anotherrivetcr,
thus making double time.
Upon returning yesterday after
noon the lads who had been strik-
ing, said they were willing to
resume their work provided the
"scab," as they called Devlin, be
discharged. MIR. Garvey refused
to discharge Deyln aud the boys
again LEFT the yard. (
When talking OF the strike to
one we'll vcrsed on the subject. the
following facts concerning wages
for driving rivcts were learned.
Ordinarily a gang, consisting OF
two riveters, hold OH and a rivet
boy, can make from eleven to four
teen dollars day, thls making a
weeks wages amount to from sixty
six to eighty four dollars. OF this
the heater boys get from IS. 20 to
$40 a week, the holders ON get
from SIC. 50 to $50, and the rivetcrs
from $40 to SIS.
When working without the boys
but two-thirds OF these wages can
be earned and the riveters would be
more than pleased to have til
strikers return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
The queen to Mrs, JOubert.

London, March 30.-Oueen Vic
toria has cabled to Lord Roberts
asking him to convey to Mrs. Jou-
bert, widow OF General Joubert, her
sympathy at the loss OF her hus-
band, and to tell her that the Brit
ish people Away regarded the dead
general as a gallant soldier and
honorable foeman.
Pretoria, Thursday, March 2).-
The funeral of General Joubert took
place this afternoon, and was at
tended by all classes. The foreign
military attaches, in uniform, we're
among those present, and the Brit
ish officers who are prisoners here
sent a wreath. There were univer-
sal signs Of mourning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
DELEGATES
ELECTED.
There Are No Contests
Throughout The State
Among Union
Republicans.

This was the day set for holding the
Union Republican primary election tol
choosing delegates to the convention AT
Dover on Tuesday
The delegates were nominated at ward
meetings and u bnlot was cast for them
to-day. The Wilmington delegates are as
follows:
First Representative district Delegates
Jacob Schonfie, William H. Pennock,
William B. CLERK, Herbert B. Martin,
benjamin Fisher; aternates, John G. Nc.
CaulIev, Abel Briefly, Marshal NJ. Garner
Frederick A. Stevenson and Harry Jones.
Second Repre- ientative distr!ct-Dele.
gates, Charles A. Barnes, Richard Govens
Nelson s, Craig, Robot H. Brown, Sher-
man Connor, James A. Berry. Simon Car
michael, Richard Rider John McKsgney,
Ollie l.. Chalfant; uiternates, John Z.
Kihdstandt, Nelson r. Walker Edward
Turner, Wm. Il. Douglass James Nedot.
Oscar Collins, James A. Davis, George
Benson, Harry K. Carpenter, William
Palmer.
Third Representative district delegates,
Harry w. Simpson ID. Z. Barnard Rich
MOT larry. Stephen DoHncy, James Nc
ko!vey, Walter II. Hayes, Jonathan L.
French. s;tansbury }. Wiley; a;ternates,
Edward McGjnness. Harry Howell John
Doheoty James, Wilson, James Chappoll,
George W. Roberts. John W. We herall,
Joseph d. AinsworCh, Horace Berry.
Fourth Representative district Dele
gntes, John Fl. Graham, PoIerce Gould.
Otto Schou, James flager'y, William Vi
ney ;ailernates, William Cox, Mark Derry,
William 4. Mttcr. Morris Lsshan, james
Rice.
Fifth Representative district Delegates,
James Conley, George NJ. Russell, George
Tilman, William H. Jones. Peter P. Bell;
alterna es, Ezkiel \. SIantey, j., G. Smith.
Darid West William Ralledge, Harry
Kirk.
The First, Second and Third districts
arc each entitled to ten delegates. and the
Fourth and Fifth to five delegates each.
IN the county there will BIZ Il few c1E-
tests to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

st. Johns A. N. E. Zion Chapel, llth strees
near Poplar, Rev. J. H, W. Phillips pastor,
Preaching l0.3 u. in and I 20 p IN Sunday
school p IN Christian Endeavor Gas D. n.
Communion at To- a M aud preaching st 8
the evening.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church, West Second st.
near Washington, Rev. w. H. Holiday, pastor
Preaching at p IN Baptism At Ii. 30 m
sunday school 80 IN. Epworth League
at $50 IN. T
~ James U N P Church, 10Th and Clay.
mont streets, Rev. ]. A, Mattee, pastor,
Liiss at 10 IN Preaching IL a. M. and
40 BY pastor. Evening subject, EARLY
plety' sunday School 80 m Christian En-.
A.u: NJ P Church, French street between 8th
and Ninth streets, Rev Geo Brown, pastor.
Preaching ~ 80 In and 7 45 p IN by the
pastor. Com munion in the morning Sunday
School at z 80 pm Christian League 6 D IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Opening o. Artistic Millinery,

.. b. Hyatt desires to inform the
ladies of Wilmington aud vicinity, that
she will open on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. April 3rd and 4th, at No. 40, King
street, tho most dainty and artistic as sort
ment of millinery, gathered from New
York and Philadelphia importations.
She has made an effort to kesp even The
cheapest, artistic and most rolf cd looking
trimmed hats, that can be found in tha
highest as we'll rs the lowest grad Q. The
public is most cordially invited to call
and inspect her trimmed work. Tuesday
and3 Wednesday. April 3rd and itl;,
aro designated for the display and 4O3
King street Is the place
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Arm Torn Out at The Socket

Philadelphia. March 3l.-While ut work
at n picking machine at Banting IL Co. IS
cotton mill. on Twelfth street below Fed.
sral, yesterday, l5-year old Horace Davis
OF No. 1a7 Mercy street had his right arm
Ghuglt in the mncino and torn out at tho
socket
Michael Bendon, assistant superintcnd-
ant Of the Department Of Public Safety's
stables a. Twelfth and Wharton streets,
hi:ched up the City's fastest fire horse anu
hurried young Davis to st. Agnes Hos
pital insl in time for the doctors to pre-
vent his bleplinr to death
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Russia Prepares for War.

London, March 3O.-The Scbas-
topol correspondent Of the Daily
Graphic says:
War alarms fill the naval head
quarters here. The whole Euxine
squadron is fully equipped for in-
stant service. Troops with full war
kits are daily arriving from the in
terror. The garrison will soon be
powerful army corps.
There is much excitement among
the statfs OF both services, and all
the talk is of bringing Turkey to
her senses by forciblo measures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Two Eilipencs Hanged.

Manila, Marc h50. Two Filpinos
Morales and Gonzales. were hang.
ed at noon to-day at San Carlos.
The execution occurred on the
Plaza. an officer of The Seventeenth
Infantry presiding, and a great
crowd attending. The condemned
men murdered a fellow country
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
", II. NJ. S,

W. II. NJ. 5. Ssrs
A Missionary pruyor-mseting will be
held in the Primary School room Of st.
Paurs NJ Church, entrance on Ship!ey
etrret, OH Monday April 2. from three to
four i. Nj. A cordial invitation is extond.
ell to all interested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

r OR SALE CHEAP-A V EG ETABLE AND
butcher stand at Pennsg rove, N j., old
for the business. Apply to j. H. Smaley
Iennsgrove. N. j. ma33tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

FOR SALE-2O BROWN LEGHORN
hens for sale cheap fine breed, year
old. e. Witsil No. a3l9 Jefferson street.
m3 j4t