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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

: BARNuMeuaed 10 say that. tue.
.xmsricaatpeopie liked to bs- hum.
,buggsdo HAahoul& HsH known ,as,
he, swaa the pI Ildces s.of showmau..
TkefShes some s,sp who evidsn.lKt
think The same kind-of tactics will
catch the people in politics. That
is what has been going on in this
State. for several years until the
people are growing weary OF men
who Rose az leaders and do not
lead.
The Republican voters in Della
ware have been fooled now for the
past four years and the time has
come when they want to see results
and not promises. The foolish
squabble over the Scnatorshlp will
have a bearing on the next election
tnat is not reassurlng TO the Re.
publican party. At the same time
we haye been told that there will
be but one Republican ticket in the
field at the next election and that
will have the emblem of the eagle
on it. That there will be but one
Republican State Central Committee
aud one County Committee in each
Of the three counties. We for one.
do not see how all this is going 10
be brought about, with MIR. AddlcLs
the centre Of the fight as he has
been in the past. in the Republican
party.
The Regulars will never agree
to Republican ticket that does
not meet their appreciation. and the
same can be sad about the Union
Republicans. The two factions
will never agree as long as Mr..
Addlcks' candidacy for Senator.
ship is in question. He does not
intend to get out OF the race and
that ncaps only one result. Demo.
cratic supremacy in Delaware in
1902, and tie election OF two Demo-
| cratic Senators.
The democrats are counting on
this and are beginning to get their
party in shape to wage a battle roy-
al with tie Republicans at the
coming election. A land OF goodly
proportions will be raised and sent
into Delaware, to be placed where
! ii vii do the most good The two
Senators as the priHe. are worth at
| east $lO0.0OJ to the Democrat,
| party. From present indications.
the next Congress alter the one that
will meet next month vii! be Re.
publican by Il small ma loritv on
)oiut ballot. 1t is doubtful if the
House will have Republican. ma.
jority.
The Democratic party in Della
ware is not dead by any means and
with such a splendid opportunity
gam two L. s. Senators and /;
Congress ,mau, they have already
set their ewes on those three coy ed
positions III Washington. Gol do
nCt believe IT, Wait ald see how
far We Fave been wrpng.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Atlantic city suffers Loss.

= ATLANTIC CITY, \. j.. Nov. Do
The severe northeast storm washed
away II considerable portion of the
board walk near the Inlet pavilion. in
volving Il loss of several thousand dol
lars. The yachtsmen's wharf was also
damaged, while small bOats anchored
near the inlet were torn from tlrlr
moorinys and washed to sea. Several
hn,,ses on the upper end of the walk
ha.l steps torn away by the waves ana
tho lower floors Hooded The street ear
tracks were submerged to such an eX-
tent that travel WAS Interrupted for
awhile.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
FILIPINO FORT TAKEN.
LnH:on's Wen Climbed II Prccipirr
and Made Rear tttnrh.

aud Made Rear Attack.
MANlEA. NOV. -. captain Edward
T. Iaw,un's company Of The Nllr-
tcrn,h infantry has attacked aud cap
turcu an insnrgHut fort on Bohol is
land south of cebu in III" Nisayan
group.
This fort was surrounded on all sides
hy a prrripirr. and the only entrance
to the higher ground WIS guarded by
Il stuckado with Il Inr of inlrcnrh-
mpnts behind il. Captain lawton sent
Sergeant McAiahon and twenty men To
climb the lrtripicc and attack the fort
in the rear. Sergeant McMnhons party
accomplished their TASK after three
hours Arduors climbing through the
thick underground.
General Chaflcc la.. ordered lhai in
the fnIur" cvmpl"t" records shall be
kept of all natives taking til" oath Of
allegiance to the United States. lUp'l-
Gates Of these records will he signed
in English and Taga!og
'ine local steamer Alerta. with 200
pnSsrugcrs. including some discharged
American soldiers. from OlunGapo ST.
big bay, to Manila, is |,clirvrd 10 have
been lost
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
DETAIL OF DERRICK.

horizontal position. the article being
lifted will be about the right height
for loading on a wagon, and the END
OF the boom may, by means of the re-
volving post, be swung around to the
point desired.
With double block tackle one man
by ordinary eXertion, ought to he able
TO handle conveniently Il weight OF
500 or 400 pounds.
BY attaching a hay rope pulley tt
Q firm stake near the foot Of the der
rick or to the building. the rope may
be conducted over it and have a sin
gletree attached 76F horse when il
is necessary to lift more than an ordi
narily heavy object from the cellar
Vay
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Great Damage ON Connecticut C"nst'

t;reRt Damage ON Connecticut '"nst'
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 2o.--The
damage done by the severe storm or
the last twcnty-four hours has been
the greatest in some Instances In the
history of the state along the water
front. and the damage will reach Sao,-
lOo or more. At Shippan POnit. in STAN
ford, several docks connected with
summer residences were carried away
by the unusually high tide. and the
cellars of Il number of buildings near
the water front were completely sub
merged. Along the canal fhc water
rose over the banks, and a considerable
part of the lower end of the ity was
inundated. The freight Offices of the
North and East River Steamboat com
pa,y were flooded. as were many OF
the shops along the canal. Milford
probably suffered more than any other
town on the Connecticut shore. and the
damage is estimated at SlO,WW. Inc
sea wall mt Bilrwells Beach. recently
built. was completely carried away.
At Fort Trumbull Beach every bathing
house ON tile beach was washed away,
and the banks and lawns of the sum
mcr residences were destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

log II, something that never occurred
yince Asbury Park was located. The
water Of the lake flooded cellars and
made the streets IN that vicinity al.
most impossible. The waves beating
under the fiQor of the Asbuiy avenue
pavilion started the flooring and beams
under 1t. and the pavilion is guarded
to prevent fOolhartly PERSONS vcntllring'
on II. The sea end of the Ashury Park
fishing pier il started and SO damaged
that It will have to be torn down and
rebuilt. The fishing pier at Ocean
Grave suffered almost as much. The
Metropolitan hotel. one of the largest
at Ashury Park. was swept Of its roof.
and the rain soaked down into the
rooms causing much damage. lhe
piazzas of the Hotel Strand were torn
off and the building considerably dam
aged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
PRIVATE SALE

OF Farm. A valuable real estate ef % acres
situate in Christiana Hd. New Castle Co..
Del, on b. a. o. branch station, on fur M Mt
Cuba p. .. y acres OF ti,nDer 10 acres OF mead
house, new barn aud all necessary outside
building; ul-o blacksmith and whselwrighs
shops; 8 tenement houses; will exchange Tor
house or s,nnll farm this is considered ono
of tie tInt 3, farms Oh Red Clay Creek terms
pasv O'NEAl. BROS.
nIg In r. O. Mt. Cuba Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
scriou, Collision On I.nrknwanuu.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2I.-r The Buffalo
ard chicago limited lain Oh the t"Ia-
ware l.arkaWanna and Western rail
road leaving here III 40 y. IN. and Il
local train from Dover, \. j.. to New
York were III collision yesterday after
noon u, Morris Plains \. j. The trains
were IN II stretch Of single track. The
engineers and hrcnun of both trains
iumprl. Those injured were: Engineer
John SkillHlnu Of The limited. severely
hurt: Fireman ChHIlrS l.uprr. same
1rniu. badly bruised; Conductor Charles
Nirul>. same train. bruised: Engineer
,;oSrrr liill of the local bruised;
JAMES linton Of MurriStOWn, pasScn-
ger ON III" local. pinned down by
wrcrkHg" Of seats. thought to be very
seriously hurt. Both locomotives wcr"
badly damaged and III" tenders d"lail-
ed, but thr coaches Of the limited stood
the slurl, WELL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Pam American Buildings Sold

CHICAGO. Nov. -. The Chicago
IIms" Wlccking coGIpnny has luught
the THn.Am"riran exposition as II
stands for Sl'L.onn. Secretary $. H.
lhe offer of the Chicago concern has
been accepted. tn" same concern had
thr contract for wrccking th" Worlds
fair and the Chicago po>tuiiicr. The
demolition Of the exposition will he be
uiln at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
WATER DEPARTMENT

Where houses are vacant in the mOhth oi
Decem her and to renuin vacant for un Jude
flute time, and written notice is ssnt to the
office OF the department before the first day
Of January, requesting the water to be turn.
ed off, the Water Department VIII smut on
The said property shall be exempt from wa. wa.
ter Rent during such vacancy. from the first
day u January until occupied, at which time
the owner shall pay the Water Rent IN ~
vance for the balance of the year. and the
VI alter Department will turn ON the water.
When any water fixture Inns been removed
during any year. written II, ,tice must be giv'
en- to the department, prior 10 January iss'
fo,lOwiu o said removal, in order to have the
rent charged for said fixture deducted from
the bill for the following year.
BOAuD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
nlS m " flm0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
VIZ. cinn,l l. Better.

RlNtETON. \, j.. Nov. -, The
condition Of 'X-prcSlcm Cleveland,
much Improved. nr, Wikoit. his ply
sician. gave ont the following state
mrnt for publication: "Mr Cleveland
is getting along very nicely and 10 all
appearances is entirely out Of dan
ger. lie passed Il rrslful night and
has had Il very comfortable day
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
On the MnksnctlAnetts Coast.

ClIATHAM. Mass. Nov. 25.-Th"
worst storm of the winter has been IN
progress here. the wind blowing from
the northeast forty-hve miles an hour.
The life savers along the shore from
Nonomoy point to Provincetown report
the gale MS very severe. with high
tide which has washed away miles Of
the beaches and made sad inroads into
the headlamds at many places.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
A, Insane window Breaker.

EATON, o., Nov. 3D. Between mid
night and Sunday morning about $3,.
600 worth of plate glass windows IN
the business portion of this town were
broken by William Rossman. who had
recently been discharged from the Asy-
lum For Insane at Dayton as cured.
Ross,nan used stones for demolishlng
143 windows. l13 being large plate
glass IN the windows of business
houses. Rossman is member OF u
prominent family.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
asOTICE-PERSONS OWING

a6OTICE-PERSONS OWING
county taxes for 1901, and
W shing to save 3 per cent. rebate
mast pay the same during the
month of November.
The face OF the bill will be
charged during the month OF DE,
cember.
Five per cent will be added to
all tax bills OH and after Jan. l.
1902.
II, G. RETTEW,
Receiver OF Taxes.
nl4-l3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Astonishing News.

How Mitchel!'s No. {. Wost Third street
can sell q solid Silverine Il. r. witch
wi fine movement for $500; Solid silver
watch for $8.50,a fine gold witch for &c. 80
guaranteed for years. ParIor clocks
1915.
Well his rent Is only one third what the
Market Street stores IA, and buying In
large quantities can sellfor less money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
(Iilr's Ifirst Iron steamer.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. ~. - The
launch of the first iron steamer con
stlurt"l in Chi |" occurred here ycstrr-
day and was II great success. The cere-
mony was attended by the president,
Scuor .Icrman RirSco, the federal au-
thpritics and Il large asscmblagc Of
people. The entire ship from keel to
truck was constructed In this country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Wire and Vail Plant Destroy ed.

tRAWFORpSNllLE. Ind. Nov. 30
willie Wire and Nail plant. entalling n
loss of SlIU.nnn The plant was built
by local capitalists last spring and
was outside the trust. The wire draw
ing mill had been in operation only
two months. The loss includes 500
600 of finished product awaiting ship
myul
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
s.,..yunn Battlefield Ours.

SANTIAGO. Cuba. Nov. % During
his recent visit here General Wood
bought for the government the -prin-
cipal portion of the San Juan battle
field, including San Juan hill, the 'ite
of the blockh0use and Bloody Bend.
The tract comprises 200 acres and cost
$4,000. 1t will be considered a Unit
ed States reservation, and the govern
ment intends to lay out u beautiful
mark on the old battlefield.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
American InrOads at Paris.

PARIS, Nov. 25.-OW of the finest
sites in Paris has become American
property. 1t is announced that The
Equitable Life Insurance company has
acquired the plot of ground on the
corner of the Boulevard des Capucines
and the Rue de Ia Paix, overlooking
the Grand Opera House, where they
intend to build, introducing the latest
American methods of construction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Henyy L0sxtS at Asbury pRrk.

ASBURY PARK, n. j.. Nov. %
The storm struck Asbury rnrk with
more force than any in recent years
The wind during the night attained u
velocity Of seventy miles an hour and
did much damage to cottages. The
great waves rolled across Ocean ave-
nup. and the surf rolled across the
beach and into Wesley lake, overflow
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
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Grnrrrv <eWs Mt lvnch'0,

Busy selling butter .Uc, ID Deer Park
Creamery a6c. lb. Pure coffee lac ~. Good
mixed lea Doc N. Apricots lCc ib. Jelly
glasses 800 dozen, zoe dolsn. Nuw tomato
ca SUP 3uc gallon Mixed mustard lOc quart.
Best Hour SOC laclt. Good brooms .icn iarse
stock. Right prices Prompt service. All
phones. Stores Fourth aud N adi son streets !;
fiphth and King strests slltt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
(hurcl,cs Burned In SDain,

MADRID. Nov. 2h. Numerous
churches in the provinces have been
destroyed during III" last few days by
jnc,ndiary fires. Thus fnr the police
have secured no clews as to the cul.
prts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
LONG BRANCH SWEPT.
Big Irnu ricr Goue-!IOtel aud other
buildings Wrecked.

Buildings Wrecked.
Long BRANCH. y. j.. nov. 70
The full rgsrd ship Flotthek. which
went ashore n, Monmouth Beach dur
ing n" gale, is now resting on tn"
sands apparently little the worse for
her experience. and her crew are being
cared for by til" life savers of Station
80. 4. The t,luhrat Robert liad,lun is
Il wreck. but her crew was saved.
Onc man. unknown. probably Il resi-
dent Of Long Hlnnrh, was swept away
when the iron pier wnS wrecked. Much
property damage resulted from the
storm all along that portion Of the Irr-
heavy crash was. heard, and whcn
daylight came ii was found that the
big iron pier Lad gone and that only
a few wHcin" svilcs remained to show
where il lad been
The rnitcd States hotc! at Long
Branch was wrecked early in The
night. The yale started Il corner of
the roof. and the wind. getting under
it, ripped almost the whole covering
off and rolled il up and finally deposit
ed it in the yard to the rear. Very lit
tie could be done to save. the interior
The loss is estimated at $4,000 by Il
contractor who examined the building.
Along Ocean avenue several store
fronts were blown in. and the rain beat
in during the night before the openings
4 Il r
nues are impassabe, owing to fallen
trees and fences being blown across
them. The telephone servivS Is almost
at u staudstill, Owing to broken and
crossed wires
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
OtE OF the most destructive fires

OiE oil the most destructive fires
that Wilmington hd> had lo. months
took place on SATURDAY. evening, one
hour before mldnlgnt, The large
ware housc Of the Charles Warner
Company. situated on the Christi
ana river, extending from Market
TO King streets. caught fire. and
despite the heroic work OF the fire
department, completely gu,led the
building. The lire was hot one,
and illuminated the sky for some
three hours. but, owing to the ram
the fire was confined to the burn
ing structure. How the building
caught ii'c is mystery. THIS is
the second time the Warner Com
puny have lost their warehouse by
fire. The loss will exceed $50. 900
including the contents III the ware
house. The lremen did good work,
tor which the Mcssrs. Warner re
turn their thanks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Neay ArnArY Ean IErnA

New ArInOry For Troy.
TROY, n. Y, Nov. 25.--The armury
commission Of the Second regiment has
accepted the plans for the new armory
for this city. Work will be started on
the new structure in the spring. Ac.
commodat ions will be made for the
Headquarters Of the Second regiment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
SECURITY TRUST &
SAF; DEPOSIT CO.,
NO, BIO MARKET STREET,

Capita! Stock..... .......,....... 5000. oo0
surplus 500. ss.ss ..sss S~v"to"P
Allows Interest on Deposits0 OF Money.
Tho company acts as Executor, Admin.
istrator. Trustee; Guardian, Receiver ami
Agent. and Ionts small safe. ~ irs aud
burglar proof vaults, 80
BENJAMIN NlELDS, Pres
WILLIAM K. BRlNCKLE. Vice Pros.
JAMES d. CLARkSON TvsA and SEQ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Bonds Sold Well.

SAN joan. Porto Rico, Nov. %
This city Saturday sslebmtrd the sale
by auction Of II new ISSUE of municipal
bonds to the amount Of $tO0.WN. j..
NJ. tebullos Il Co of New York We're
the highest bidders. They offered IA
premium Of 3 per cent or about SGlS,-
.iiI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

Consul Dick iHsOu at COnstuntinOpie.
COASTANTINOPL Nov. 25- Mr..
Dickinson. the special diplomatic
agent of the United States who has
been conducting the negotiations for
the release of Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, has
arrived here from Sofia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

AS speechmalier, Governor
Hum is rapidly gaining quite
reputation The Governor is kept
busy upholdius the dignity OF the
State in his official capacity. Ii
you doubt /, consult the Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

CONSUMPTION. A5THM.. CArAnHH
~ Rheulnutis,u.-N euralgtA. qni ole Islsse
DR., Montgomery, ~ N. vLli sti cot, PAifk exc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

Taylor and Fullerton Rheumntic Pom.
cdy cures rheumatism ami Neuralgia
every tnnV. W. G Taylor, sVa King
street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

Weather PrObabilities.
Fair; brisk nOrthwesterly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

= IBERAG LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
- all kinds OF goods J. u. Bleeker, Ind
and Fscnch streets a3l.3nS '-'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
RICHARDSON'S ROLLER MILLS

Flour exchanged for wheat. FeedtgrinttGg
and custom work done ut short notice.
oljtf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

Read the Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

NEARLY $50 petitions for divorces
have been filed in the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia,
within the pas, six mouths The
existing laws gives couples divorce
tor drunkenness, cruelty deser-
ton, incompatibility or too much
moiher-ln-la After January !,
none OF these grounds will be valid.
Hence the big rush TO secure d.
YOrCes.
IF YOU have anything that will
interest your neighbor in the shape
OF news send II to the REPrHLlcAN.
We have both phones which are 10
good working order. Lets hear
from you
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

ONLY two more davs, then comes
Thanksgiving, the dav set apart
bv the President and the Governors
OF the different States that we ccle-
bratc by giving thanks and stow.
ing away bount.tul share OF tur-
key aud other good things Of this
world. Dou't forget your more un-
fortunate neishLors when eating
your Thanksgiving dinner. Thanks
10 our delinquent Subscribers We
have secured a nice 10 pound tur-
KEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
The DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co,
rum lSHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
So Z, COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS

Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del. 40 eecOnd.ciass mall matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-18

first infantry has been scouting for several
days in Batangss province. He had four
separate engagements with the insurgents
there. Judging from the firing on these
occasions, Captain Hall estimates the force
OF each band Of the rebels at from thirty
to fifty. They made no attempt TO charge
Captain Halls party. Captain Halls scout
resulted in the capture Of one insurgent Of
hcel aud 10000 pounds Of rice
General sumner commander OF the as
trict of Southern Luzon highly praises
Captain Hartman and his troop OF the
First cavalry, who last Wednesday morn
ing attacked 400 insurgents entrenched IN
rifle pits at Buau Bahamas province, ana
routed them. General sumner says the
blow then administered 10y Captain Hart
man Is the most severe the insurgents have
suffered since he, General sumner, as
sumcd command Of this district,
owing to the fact thar the United states
transports sheridan, WadrOn and Hancock
all met with accidents in the inland seas
II JAuln, aud the returning party OF VISIT
ing congressman IS consequently now de
laycd in the latter country. the transport
Thomas. which arrived at Manila, Noltm'
Ter ii, will be Immediately dispatched I'd
Japan General Chunee opposes IAitea
states transports in future passing through
the inland seas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-18

Use In the Islands. The difference between
Inc Intrinsic value and the money value OF
me peso proposed by the commission was
but 3 or cents.
In discussing legislation by congress that
Is needed TO promote the prosperity OF the
islands. Mr.. Conant said; There are q
number Of very important measures which
would promote American trade and the
development OF the resources Of the S..
lands besides political measures which re-
late TO the form OF government. There
Is very strong desire 70 have congrras
authorize American banks to establish
branches With extended power to aid bust
ness and American investment / nenter-
prisfs In q most liberal manner A deanits
mining law Is being awaited with great
eagerncss by American capitalists, who
have already found the Islands are rich
In gold copper and iron, land law and
forest law are also needed. Almost moth,
ing can be done for the development OF
tho Islands In many OF these respects until
conEress repeats or modihes the provisions
Of the army appropriation bill passed by
thu last congress fcrhiddinE the granting
Of franchises for longer time than one
year. When congress authorizes the grant
ing o. franchises under amy reasonable re-
stflctions, there will be q great lndux Of
American capital and enterprise