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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Should tiaNc d Rand.

An old guardsman writes us as
follows II SEE in YOUR paper where
they are making quite a ndmbcr oil
improvements 10 Tie National
Guards and ] believe are gong 10
muster III ono or more companies.
IT seems strange to nc that they
arc not urguniEjE, NtC and drum
corps al the same time, as they
have no drl'l music al all. and the
law calls for one Their band was
failure.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
New Sacred Song,

George II. Kerr, The popular song
writer Of this city, has Just published
a new sacred song entitled "The
Great White Throne" which promi-
ses to add to hls aureIs as a song
writer. John Philip Sousa writes
that it is the only rival to the "IIoly
City, he has ever seen and express.
ed desire to play il as soon as copies
can be furnished.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Jumre d Overheard

The flags Of lie big Alian Liner 81
beran, from ,'!a> >gow, which passed
up the Delaware River yesterday,
were displayed at hl.f mast out Of re-
spect to the memory ut Hugh NJ. Par
ry, the purser OF the ye>se', "hois be-
lievcd to have Jumped overheard and
been drowned at sea, Ills death cast
a gloom over the other members OF
the crew.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Wilmington Wins,

Wilmington had an easy time of
It with the Cosmopolitans this morn
ing. winning bv the score OF II to
|. The visitors could not touch
Walkers curves, securing total
of but three hits. while the locals
made IA hits Shultz, Barker and
Cotfey played we'll tor Wilmington.
Following is the score by umpire:
r II L
vii. 21l02 1902 XII II 3
Cos. 10000 1000 | 3 4
Batteries. Wllmington-W Walker
and Somers; Cosmopolitans-Ful.
mer aud Rcuelcr. Umplre-Daw-
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Nunir l3ey Goes to Switze rland

Paris. Sept. 2,-Munlr Bey, the
Turkish Ambassador to France,
has gone to Switzerland. He will
not return until the dispute between
France and Turkey has been set
tied. The Turkish Ambassador
left Paris about week ago on a
vacation, but returned in a few
days incognito in order that his
passports should not be handed to
him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
At st, Paul's Church

At the Christian Endeavor meet.
ing at St. pauls M. Il. Church last
evening, the captain Of the British
steamship, Alcedan, which is here
for repairs, with his wife and family,
were present and took part in the
meeting, which proved to be one Of
the most interesting ever held by
that society.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
To be Deported From Camps

Cape Town. Eept. 2.-The military
administration has determined, 1t il said
to deport all the Boara in tho reconcentra
tion camps, numbering upward of one
hundred thousand to garrsonod towns on
tho coast where food IL moro readily
available. Tho railways thus relieved will
probaly suffice TO supply food for the
population Of Johannesburg, which Is as
large as Lefors tho war permitting the
re-opening Of all the mines.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Thrown From Wagon.

A horse belonging to Joseph Rich.
ardson Of Seventh and Penn Streets
ran away from Front and Market to
Justison Streets this afternoon. The
wagon collded with telegraph pole
and both shafts we're broken. A boy
who was in the wagon was thrown
out but escaped injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
The Wealth er,

On Tuesday fair weather and moderate
to mperature will prevail. with northerly
winds.
On Wednesday fair weather and slowly
rising temperature.
The thorn ometsr OF w. c. Tayior's
dr1g store S0a King street today regis
cred as follows:
Z o'clock 10o'clook O'clock
50 80 80
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
strike Is Lost.

Milwaukee. Sept. 2.-"The strike
is practical! lost, as72 per cent of
the mills arc working.
So declared former Vice. President
J. d Hickey. Of the Bayview Lodge
OF the Amalgamated Association,
last night. lie was addressing a
meeting Of the lodge called to hear
the reports Of himself and Mr..
Cooper upon the strike situation.
They had just returned from visit
to strike headquarters in Pitts.
burg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
philadeipilan Arrested,

London Sept. 2--Marie Joseph
Inc Eastwick Of Philadelphia, was
in the Guild Hall Police
Court today, charged with having
forged railway certificate OF the
value Of 100000 pounds. Sensa-
tional evidence was presented. The
case will last throughout the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Throw Add In Vic ) iale

Decatur Ind Sep' .-trA2eI with
iealou y Charles Ko.s a prE.u:Mor With
Wallace + Cticu- t4.'" 4 JDll,e u
cArbolic nc d in tAe face VI h.+ VA, Mrs,
Ros- IS a dalght,G ut haAIn t0erpapGh
mud is blrrhaok r'!oD ,,l'G Mn Wallace
show The acid va. thrown wife tho
woman wa, eating, Tut .td blls,crcl her
face, ran down On hur ueeE ana shou.lels
Mrs Ross luckily closed huG pyes ID time
to save hetsell icom Orlu9 DI.nied Int
she VIII bU d,sNs sAr.l tu, lie, kuss WAS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
NOTICE.

To tho Poll Taxables OF the Northern Dis.
rict Of wilmington Hundred.
es sfss sss IT, shs Jersey Nsy'n ns
fed that the undersigned poll tax collector
TOR the said 4 dIstrlct q sS.d hu ndrod, WI b
ton, daily IRON, Q q. 10. u 5 p. m. until tyr.
ther notite, for the collecti6n Of she poll tax
Of tho Northern district
ss',;ssis'1E ti,s; y Il tho S''ssi.sa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
NOTICE

To tho County Tnx Payers Of New Castle
Hundred.
Extract from the Laws IT Delaware, govern.
ing the collection of taxes Of New Castle
Connty. Section 8, Chapter 80, Volume 2l
Laws of Delaware as amended:
Section 3. That On AL taxes paid before the
first day Of October there shall be an abAte'
ment OF 5 per centuin; Oh all taxes paid after
the first day Of Ootooer and before the first
day o.. December there shall DO an abatement
Of . per centum; and on all taxes paidiattsr
the first day Of December and before the
first day Of January there shall be no
abatement; and OIL oil taxes unpaid after the
first day Of January, per centum thereof
shall be added thereto.
will meet county tax payers OF New Castle
Id, at the following times and places for the
collection OF county, poor. road. capitation
and dog taxes:
Wilmington, Court House, Sept. 20. from
New Castle Mayors office, Tuesd ayss Sept
Saturdays Sept. 7. sept IA, Sept q, Sept, 2a
oct, S, oct. IL oct. 10, Oct. "a. from till g.
Bs or station Sept. 10 from $50 to 3 O'clock.
tied Lion Sept, 10 from 2.HV to s O'clock.
Signed j. FRANK MEGgINsoN,.
Collector for New Costle Hd..
s9.Bteod POstotnce, New Castle, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
where Hc Drew the Line,

"Iou don't like walking very much,
10 your inquired the farmers horse,
who was grazing near The canal.
"Oh, ! don't mind IT under certain
couii,cus,' replied the canalboat mule.
"lGu don't appear TO Ike your cxcr-
else on ,.u toWpatl.'
no That's where draw the line
Philadelphia Press,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Chanye Of Schedule

The Delaware River Navigation
Company will tom orrow, Tuesday,
change their schcd ale I'll roaming
time between this city, phuadei-
phla and Chester. see aQyeI -
meiIt IN another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
(Wilmington Division.)


Time table In effect May 20. 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington (F'rench Street
itaton) for Elsmere Junction, Mont-
chanln. .Winterthur, duyencoIrt4 Gran.
,gue. cosssEt. chedd's FoTd JuncuHn.
nes9pnSn Test fhss.s
tations, daily except Sunday. At 'ss =
r.; daily 2lb and 40 p m. Sunday only
For - Waynesburs Junction, Elverso,
sunday, al 7a5 a. NJ; daily 215 ans ~
m. Sunday only at 500 a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and 10
ermss.diate stati9ns, aally e1esp5, ,s Sunday DAY.
Ut tsSs ss M m snd anS Sls III ? 3 m M SUNDAY only
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
wS; tssys and 1YS s Wnar Shssfnt er Sse sTs
wesk /! st's says-Express, 500. 900. lo4s a. m,
100 Saturdays only lao,; 100, 800 $40.
400. 42o, 500, So 7l5. $50 p, IN. Accom-
1sysEnprsss mSdass s a 75% o. So soo o. n iSS
100 a. m, 445,. 7l5 p, m. :, ,Aecommoda-
an day 100 {" a. M M ' Xdd.iona d ~ sunday ndsS'SG ss5
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPoT-week
days-Expess, MONDAY only, 45,. 100,
Is r9n' 20 paltG 4 Extension 9nly a. 7es q
7so. $50, $50 p, IN, Accomm9d 9datien, s. 2,,
tDu d. III 1.'u j.. Ill EluHud( S~-EsNpac cost
S46 a. m 3 80. d30, 800, COO SO. 30 7,30,
800, go p, m. Accommodation-7l5 a.
m. 4S? y. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For CAPE MAY-Week day6-S S4B,
ll45 a. M, 100 40 $50 p IN, Sundays
rer st' oeEAS q: : Ri eiifGoRdek 70 + m days-s s
a m, 2.i5, 40, $50 p, m. sundays-s.45 Al
,,sl' a, a: m, Ye2 2'W P; ;,rv n; 1oo, nouen
m. SO .. m. 500 Excursion to Cape
May, Ocean City ava Sea Isle City. 700
a. nj daily
South St., 400 p. M, South ST., AIS .. m.
South st.. $50 p. m, South St.. 1.&
?. m.
lEW YORK AMP ATLANTIC CITY EX.
PRESS.
keaves NEW YORK ULberty street,, 80
m saturday only, 100 y. m.J $40
leaves ATLANTIC C1TY-Week days, SO
2 m, 2ls ? m sunAlayIs y ,,o 3: 81 dpriox. ?; o.;
". G. BEsLER EDsON J. WHEHe,
Gsn'l. eupt. Gen'l. pasl.r Al !
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Venezuela Seeks Favor Of France

Nile1nstad, Curacao, Sept. 2.-Gen efal
Castro, o brother Of President Castro,
left Venezuela for France on Friday, to
obtain an immediate renewal ioi diploma
ito relations with France. to buy arms
for Venezuela and also to attend to tho
creation OF French bank.
General Castro left Venezuela on the
Venezuelan war vessel, the Restaurador
formerly the Gould yacht Atlanta.
He will board the steamship Canada at
Martinique and will arrive at Bordeaux
on August a. -"
He will travel incognito.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Whose Lamp Shades?

Three fine lamp shades were left
at Stern Brothers store on Saturday
afternoon by colorcd man who call.
ed there to make purchase. They
were turned over by Stern Brothers
to the police and await the owner at
the police station.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Flakes q Fortune in jail.

I Bridgeport, Conn, Sept, War
rem d. Merwin, released last week
after having served four years SELL
'tence for forgery in the Connecticut
Prison, declares that the time he
served In prison has opened the way
for him to become wealthy man.
Soon after Merwin was placed in
prison he was set to work making
Shoes He studied the machine which
sews the uppers to the solcs carefully
and saw chance to improve it so as
to double the capacity.
The parts Of the new attachments
were made outside the prison, ana
when they were finished Merwin as.
Bemb]ed them and tried the machine.
1t worked perfectly, and where a
day output was formerly 800 pairs
of shoes, by the use Of the new ma
chine it was easy to turn out 1000
pairs day.
The attachment was patented.
When Merwn's time was up he was
called into the Office of the warden
and given the contract to make the
shoes in prison.
MONDAY am going back to prls-
on. F" said Merwin, "but not as prIs-
eoner. This time viii be Il contrac-
tor and .rear thi2 rewards OF my lnven.
tion. The State will be henclittcd
many thousands Of dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Handy with His Tongue Too.

Tie following was a speech by sue"
crssful competitor for the prize Of q
foot race: Gentlemen, have won this
cup hy the use Of my legs. l trust !
may never lose the use Of my legs by
the Use Of this cup"-Evening Wis
COnsiu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Deceased,

Joseph E. Bartlett, died in this city on
Sunday, aged 81 yeArs. His funeral will
take place on Wednesday afternoon from
his late residence. No. West Eleventh
Street. lntermcnt at Wilmington and
Brandywine Co metery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Wreck on the Pennsylvania.

WFtCK Un IHV PCnLSyIVHHTH'
At s o'clock this morning wreck
occurred on the Scnuylklll Valley
Division oi the Pennsylvania Rail.
roae at Spring City. The tracks
we're blocked and passengers for
points west OF hoenixvIlle were
transferred around the debris. No
particulars Of the wreck have been
received.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Hair Pulling Match

Three or four Jew girls engaged in
lively hair pulling match at Front and
Kng streets this afternoon. and tho way
they M ade wool fly for while was sin.
finally taking leave Of absence upon tho
.Ashysl OF ths pelioe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Dou't Worry.

Your Income may be small and there
may BE- 100 other things In the way but II
you manage things properly you can save
II esnts . day which will 30 SUFFICIENT 70
SianS Ware reoms, Us shiplsy street. Bar
Sett Il Hunter,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
John Jordan Won Shoot

The monthly shoot Of the Brandy
wine Gun Club was held on Saturday
John Jordan winning the medal.
Owing to the threatening weather
the attendance was very small. The
score was as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Local Talent

! Horace B. Harrison, baritone solo.
iSt and Miss Blanche Brown, viJiinist
both Of this city took part in an en-
tertainmcnt gwen by the Wesley
chorus club at Rehoooth on Saturday
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Drove to EarnhurSt

Fepnty Coroner Chan ller drove to
Farnhurst today to find out some IN.
formation regarding the Italian who
was killed in the West yard on Sat
urday night
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
DISAPPOINTED in Love.

- Coatesville, Sept. Because Miss
Elizabeth Waddel refused ~ e!ope wi
him 10 Camden and he married against
her +, t ler's wishes, Howard Hatton. aged
27 years, placed revolver TO hi, head
while walking along Main stroet last
night in company with C friend and Killed
him elf.
Hatton was n maChinist, He and Miss
Waddel had been oyers for yeas, and
were betrotLed. III, wedding day had
been set for October 10 The marriage
was opposed by Joseph WAdleli, the girls
father, and falling TO secure his consent,
younR Hatton proposed that they 20 10
Camden, n j, to be married. but Sic
refu sed TO consent
About midnight Saturday, WI u walk
along the street IN cumpnhy van ms
.frieud, Edward Williams, hatton soized
,ths Ia tor by the hand and said; Good
bye, old boy, we shall never meet agAil
and shot himself
The news Of his tragic aen.h has rr'd
t.Ated Miss Waddel, and shc has s!noe
beun Inder u physician > care,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
DEAL Hs.

BARTLETT.-In this city on SUNDAY, Sept.
lat 1871, Joseph G Bartlett, agsd u years.
Relatives and friends are invited to nttsnd
tho funeral services at his late residence,
No. W. llth street. OH Weln esday after
noon kept. lth, at 290 o'clock. Iutermsnt at
Wilmington aud Brandywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
VIII Participate In Kun

Many members of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club will participate in the
run Of the Time Wheelmen of Phila.
delphia to Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Base Ball

The Wilmington Wonder base ball
club defeated the Crack a.Jack, by q
well pia! e1 game Of by score Of IL
tJ lG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Residence to be Sold

Casper Kendall will sell at public
sale this month, the residence of the
late James c. Johnson, No. 1878 Del
aware Avenue. Frank G. Stidham
will CRY the sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02

H. J. Guthrie, adveriisos lost check
upon which payment has been stopped. .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
Elevator to be Kun by Electricity

Elevator to be KUN by Electricity
G. S. Middleton will put In elec-
tricity to run his elevator at his
store. S. +. corner Of Fourth and
King streets. All the necessary ap.
paratus has been purchased and de.
livercd at his place of business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02

MENTION |.
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain.
mentS.

Readers Of Republican leaving
the city may have the paper mailed
to any address in the United States
at the rate Of twenty-five cents per
Il
month, IF PREPAID. Address
changed as often as desired.
i11
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-02
DO YOU NEED A new SONG BOOK?

for Sunday school, revival services, etc. II
30 you now have an opportunity to get tho
and Vim. W. Vansant, All who get IL are
more than satisfied and pronounce II the best
10 cent book Of the year. Has been used at
six camp meetings with won aeriul success,
old ones. Moe appearance. htcsly boynd,
full Of music Of joyful souhd. Fot 90 days
from date, Sept 1st you CAP Ret 100 for u 90
not prepaid, Of sample by mail 10 cent. Or.
WIN W. YAN6ANT,
s.2m Newark. Del.0
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-02
TO GUST ELLIOTT.
Hughes'Acti in TurningDO
Soldier to Be Tested.

Action in quo warranto was begun N
the supreme court this morning to GUST
]. r. Elliott, recently appointed city
weighmaster Of Topeka J. g. Wood,
as attorney for William B. Warren.
fled the petition.
Warren asserts that the appointment
and confirmation of Elliott over his
own candidacy. is a direct violation Of
the old solder law He asks that the
appointment be annulled on these
grounds.
Attorney Wood says, giving his rea-
son for taking the case Immediately up
to the highest tribunal, that 1T is de-
sirable that the controversy involved
in this case shall be speedily determin-
ed. An action brought in the district
court would not be triable until Sep
TENDER. After that error would lie to
the supreme court from the final judg-
ment of the district court. resulting in
more delay and bringing the case to
the supreme court for decision at last
The supreme court has power to APP
point a commissioner to take deposit
tons Immediately after answer day
and cause a report to be filed by him
and set the case for disposition on the
end the controversy in a short time.
THE question involved is one of gem
era1 public interest TO every state, co1n-
ty, city and political official and to all
the citizens OF this state There have
been divers decisions rendered by the
inferior courts in this state, by whom
this question has been decided, and it is
of great concern to all the people that
are early and final decision be made by
the supreme court that the matters in
yolved may be forever set at rest"
The Warren case has not been taken
up by the state G. A. R. department
as the official test case of the old sol
der appointment law. as yet It may
be taken as such in the end.
Department Commander Norton said
on this score that Major Remington.
Of the executive committee would be
here next week to look into 1T. The de-
partnent has no position to take on
the Warren case or any other
case just now. Major Remington
will investigate the Garnett and Law
turned down the Sterling case for the
test case of the department because of
local conditions. Nj. Warrens case
may be on broad enough lines to get
a fair and square decision on the law.
and that is what we desire The ex-
that promises the broadest issues to be
laid before the court. The case taken
IN by Lincoln post may be perfectly
suitable Conrade Harris intimates
that the Warren case Is weak because
pushed by a. man who wants to make
ffngency can affect the departments
desire and effort to get a final and ad-
eauate decision The department Off
ciaIly has taken no stand whatever.
either for or against the Warren case,
which Lincoln post il pushing"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-02

no relatives living here. It viii go
down there as soon as the time comes"
he said. land prove up my claim. in
tend to make it my home if I can get
a piece Of property that is worth hay
ing"
w. F. vesper. is another lucky win
ner. He lives at No 700 Lane street
but has been in Oklahoma several
weeks.
Thomas J. CoughIin, the Topeka. hard
ware man said today that he intended
going to Oklahoma and securing a
piece of property in or adjoining some
town and start a hardware business
there.
Daniel K. Grimes, of the state treas
urer's Office, was today notified that he
drew a claim at the FL Reno land lot
terry in the Lawton district He re-
ceived a card today from Governor
Richards informing him OF his luck
He will go there and prove up.
Lee HoIcomb and Cliff Beeler who
won calims are Santa Fe dremen.
The teIegraphic reports Of J. H. Cross
amer winning a claim are believed to
be wrong. The Santa F'e men believe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-02

letters delivered, "a; letters and pack
ages registered by carriers. 4; stamps
Cancelled amounting to 1852.
7 wish to say to my many friends of
North Topeka and country that 7 have
moved my JeWelry and optical store to
A29 Kansas avenue, South Topeka. I
have put in q larger stock, and hope to
receive the kind and liberal patronage
from you in the future that / have in
the past. Respectfully,
wv. NJ BLAKFNEY,
Jeweler and Optician.
The following young people will pic
ME at Garfield park this afternoon and
evening: Miss Eva Mclaughlin OF Cal
ifornia, Miss Florence Firth, Miss
Nerta Forbes, Miss Ada Munsie, Miss
Lulu Robinson, Miss Leafie Bean, Miss
Ethel kearns, and Miss Grace McKin-
ley Mr.. Meade Mclaughlin. Mr.. Os-
born Baker, Mr.. Harry Ofheld, Mr..
Charles Sandmeyer, Mr.. Herman
Buechner, Mr.. Homer Fink, Mr.. Walter
Summers, Mr.. Fred Davis Mr.. julius
Nillepigue and Mr.. Irwin Diffenderfer.
Charles Gerteison agent Santa F'e
route and twenty four other household
ers of the North side have petitioned
the board Of county commissioners to
appoint three road viewers and APP
praisers to condemn a strip of land on
south end of the Alfred Ennis tract
sixty feet wide and about three hum
bred feet long so that the new sixty
foot street being laid out by the Santa
F'e company will extend through to the
river Mr.. Ennis has signified his will
ingness in writing that 1t would be
agreea Bile to him to have a street open
ed at his south line and that IT would
damage him but little and in fact be a.
benefit to his land. The case comes up
before the commissioners on August
9Th. Mr. Ennis is secretary and legal
advisor of the Pullman Palace Car Co.
of Chicago Ill. and owns a fine so
acre tract just north or the Santa Fe
and u. f. lands. The new street will
be about thirty feet south of old OR
don street, the angle being made in cross
ing the u. r. and Santa F'e main line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-02

was successful in drawing chance No.
2,126. Through some oversight his name
was not found in the private wire dis
patches at the State Journal office on
the day of the drawing. Tincher is
now running on the asylum car line
and is an old soldier. He sent his pa
pers to FL Reno for registration but
will go down there to personally make
a selection Of land He served in the
army for 81 years and consequently
will only be required to reside there a
year and a half to prove up on the
claim
Bert Hill who works at the state
printing Office and who lives at ABS
Shawnee avenue was successful in
drawing a chance for a claim
Ira F. Edwards, who has worked here
for DeMoss & PenwelI, undertakes for
about three years, is another Topekan
who was registered and who drew a
claim. Edwards is % years old and has