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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
To Enjoy sprin. uua.r Southern Skies

10 EHJoy SpiHhS Saasa Sohs"Sih ''N'ss
1t j. not necessary to spend Large
uluUunt OF money to visit the numerous
charming I'd ort. reached by tho sou h
crn Railway round trip tickeis are on
snle at reduced RI t., and this great steel
highway OF the South leads to wonoerous
regions of beauty aud health. upon tralaS
that glide, rs If Oh the wings of the wind,
over Tho stnoG,hesI of tracks. The Jour
Nev il made IN luxurious trains, omnrnc.
iuu all the comforts and cJuvcnieuces OF
tho finest metropolitan hotels. All
through trains nrc uu:npJSei OF tho high
est type Of ve,tibuIed Pullmans, and DIM
ing cnrs are operated throughout mo year
ms resor Of tbs south are va led in
eitrnutiunS as well as climatic conditions
Those In robust health who >ihp seek u
warmer china where they may escape
The ,igori Of . Northern winter, may
choose wholly MS fancy dictates. Florida,
Thumnsvilc, GIN. Augusta. Gn., Aiken,
:. G., Sup,mervii.e, :. c., Pinehurst.
T.. AFRO delightful places TO visit during
tho winter h4. Tho Land OF tho
sky has an ideal winter climate. Or
this section A.hville II the centre, but by
no meats the only desirable place. Thoro
aro score OF others, such az ShIu Ia, sky
ukn, Iyron, Sapphire, Waynesviilc, Hon.
drrsNnyiIle, Flat Rock, Skylnnd, and
Hot Strings, The winter temperature IS
almost identical with that Of southern
France and Northern Italy. In any Of
these, excellent Accommodations are 10 be
hal.
Tho Southern Railway operates tho
most perfect through service between
phllad 'iphia and Florida, the south and
Southwest. Chn,. l.. Hopkins Dis ret
Passenger Agent. SIS ha,tnut St., phi'-
adolphii, will DO pleased TO furnish cory
Of book Winter Homes IN the South
and All information,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

LNUR kENT-STABI.E ON ". 5th ST. APP.
II ply to Il. E. Vernon Republican, Office.
fltJF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
Alumni to Entertain.

The regular meeting Of the Alumni As
sociatiup OF GUldey College viii DO held
In hn college hall, Wednesday evening
February 20. The following programme
will he given Piano .u!u, Miss Culbert.
son quartette, Misses Jordan. Mes rs.
R-bman and Brown recitation, MIR
Weber violin and piano duet, Miss Cui.
bert on and Mr.. R.binnn solo. Miss
Jordan piano solo, ilisS Hoopes social
huu, A short bu iness meeting will fol.
low tho musicale. Arrangements arc
being IN ado to have flash light picture
taken of thu,o present,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
Personally Conducted Tours, Via Is. &
a u

Personally conducted tours from vii.
mlngton to Cd Point Comfort, Na,vh
Washington, Richmond ard the james
X, yer, viii bs run on the following dates
leaving Wilmington at 10 i. NJ;
Feb, end. Feb, :!3rd, March lB'h
March 3Oth. April l3tn, Apri GTh and
May llth The rate from Wilmington Will
bet3l 90 covering everyexprnSe Inc utiing
accommodations at the kbbtt' Or Riggs
House Ia Washington the Jefferson in
Richmond anu tho HypeiS at o d Point
Comfort Tickets will be good for ten days
with q op-uvor p ivileko For Book Vt
Tours aud fail particulars apply 10 II a.
Miller. p A, Dn,awaro Avenue Station
Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

r New Martinsviile. W. Va. Feb. To-
Differences II opinion concerning the lo-
cation Of II church resulted N the murder
Of one man and the serious Injury Of
another ut Lohmnn Farms. hamlet near
Zine Grove, v etzel, County: Jonathan
Weilsn, Q rich farmer, and william Edgsl
got Into dispute about tho church and
plans for ssrvicss, Edgel was shot dead
and Weldon was shot through the arm,
aud near , beaten to death. Woilen 10
under arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
iNU men Burned.

Dover, Del. Feb Is = Roland Jones
and Charles Erdie. machinist- in the Dover
Mach no Works, WEI. burned while work =
ing with hot lead. Ertia dipped u lalIe =,
which must have crntairel water. ana
4 @ motion metal spnltrred, Turning Eriio
On h" f. OF ard breast, while Jones' neck
va badly b,iscrcu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
81 l;pRISE PARTY.

Miss Dora Sheppard, Of No. jo7
Stockle street, was rendered 4 sur.
prise party last evening by her broth
ers. A large number Of guests were
present and a delightful time was
had.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

4 pic social was held al tie home
Of Mr. Joseph II. lIorner 800 Ben.
nett street, last evening. The pro-
cccds were for the benefit Of EpworIh
NJ. f. Church and a neat sum was re =
allied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
Carriages Repaired,

WaIther g. Company. carriage manufact
urers. ure still doing business at tho old
stand south OF Market street bridge. Our
buildings have bsen rebuilt and we are
prepared to Oh all orders aud repairing ut
shorter notice, The Workmanship Is Of
tho highest quality aud the prices arc
moderate. We would DO pleased to have
YOU gi7e us u trial. All work warranted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

Dover Url., Feb II,-Nli,s Blanche
tirahnu. the u year old taug',ter NJ j. IT,
Irnhsn, vas found ising "u the idcwall.
near her h"rne lat niEhv ~ young men.
hnd it wa. nt first rhought that she was
inc victim 81 foul play. 'lhs physicians,
however b 'lleye, c!4 had ~: attack OF
ycrttgJ M-s Graham At fir thought -hG
had been mt with something thrown but
no inNrk. ,oIh be iouui She Is recover.
Inv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
Taken to the H0spita

Julia Cannon, colOreh, was Drought
from Townsend, Delaware, this
morning and taken to the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix Ambulance.
She Is In a critical condition and as
vet the doctors do not know what 10
the matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
ON NAY Second CLASS SETTLERS
AR.s o 1nE WEST Wal
80 Ran. ROAD,

GA February l4tA il II and 10Th the
SaIlmnr, aud Ono ktllluad Company
WI GEL SECOND class tIcks $40 the West
at greatly reduced rates. Ticket, at tho
Same RI e Will Al De sold from te ,ru.
AIRY 9TH /" April aOtI, good 10 leave Chi.
cage OF : l.oul. On the Tuesday follow.
Ing the date f sale. For Iul parLlCu,u rs
APPLY t. -. and .. Hgeuts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
A Slight Fire

Escaping gas from the meter In
the cellar Of the house, No. 1909
Lincoln street ana hot air from the
heater caused slight fire about
10 30 o'clock this morning. The
damage was slight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
COMING WEDDING.

The engagement has been announced
of Miss Paulvna Mag, a vel known
young lady Of this city to Mr.. Walter
Pierce Of lIolyoltc. Mass. No def.
nate time has been SGT for the wedding
as yet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
1ectures
x@ .

On tomorrow, Sunday afternoon, DR..
jesse II. Holmes, Of Susthmors College
will lecture In thu Friend sMsstinx House
at Fourth and West streets. under the
auspices Of the young Friends Association
at q 80 O'Clock. HIS subject will be"Proph-
cts OF the Nation =" All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
Pension GRANTED.

Col John Wainwright Of Wilmington.
has secured pension for susanna Camp.
erson, widow Of Walter Compressor, re-
siding at No. lsll'West 1lth street, Mii-
minGton. Delaware. Eight dollars u
month from June 30 1880 Mr.. Camper
sou served In the y. : Marine Corps.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
CHILDREN
SUFFER.

Agent Stout of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children
had a case Of suffering reported tt
him yesterday which caused him pain
upon investigation. Upon going tc
the house No. q Stroud street he
found Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth Pyle
in bed suffering with hip disease. The
unfortunate woman has eight cancers
and her suffering is intense. When
within a hundred yards of the house
he could hear her cries for help.
Her husband. Edward Page Pyle
has been very sick and been unable &c
work. He is the only nurse for his
afllicted.wife.
In tffc house at the. time were
Charles Edward, age 0, Emma Eliza
beth, age 6, and Sophia Priscilla, age
"a years. With tears in her eyes the
heartbroken mother begged Agent
Stout to provide the children with a
home. Accordingly he summoned a
cab and had them removed to the
Home for FricndlcsS and Destitute
Children.
The neighbors have been kind to
the family but nurse is needed and
kind hearted pcrs ons interested hlhe
in the case are willing to compensate
q person who will volunteer to act as
nurse Such person can call at the
Society's Office, No. West Seventh
street and will receive full instruc.
tons.
After the children were placed in
the Home. Mr., Stout lad a supply of
groceries and provisions and some
coal sent to the house. Eoth Mr..
Pyle and his poor suffering wife need
nourishmcnt and food. Charitable
Wilmington cannot afford to let these
people want. The weather is very
cold and coal ii needed at No. y
Stroud street. They are Il rcspccta-
Die people and Mr.. Pyle has been a
hard working man.
Mrs. Pyle has tcena sufferer for Il
long time and her life is slow Y cbb-
ing away while the pain wrings her
heart and every inch of her body
aches. Then when ii is considered
that her husband is sick and that he
alone is the on ~ nurse this woman
so afflicted it will be- seen that this
case is one of deserving charity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
PUBLIC SALE.

Will 10 aold ut the Opera Honse Store Oh
FRIDAY, FEB. I'D, at g. 30 =. m. stacks ard
pilcI az second hand furniture; mark the word
we will + II it too; parior suites. chamber
suites, tables. chairs rockers, carpets. beds.
b. d ling. III act, ses-s. springs, couchos dishes,
cooking ulen ,il and n any other articles.
". A. HUKlLL. AuG
flG-S.t.t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
A Serious Attack

81. II. Frank father Of W. +. Frank the
well known grocer, had u very serious AZ
tack of heurt trouble last night For
time it v rs thought that be- was dead. his
jaws were locked aud he did not seem to
breathe. He was somewhat better this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

Bishop Monaghan has sent to all
the Catholic priests i'll the Diocese
of Wilmington the rules for lent
and they will be published at all
the mass tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
TO be Promoted.

The present p poets are that John W.
Lawson viii AXE G W. Tavlor's place as
chter clerk md Il lsnne Bayiis will take
Mr.. L,wson' place. Both gentlemen a'e
well lifted for the poi Ions,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

Tomorrow prolnls to be fair and
gAthor warmer, Somewhat siinllu' con-
ditlons will probably prevail on Aoudnv.
1hs thsriuulnetsr ut ". &. TayiJr's
6r1g store So Min. .trout to-day regis
tvTsd as follows
1o'Gloce IL o'clock l0clVck
= 81 AZ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

Mr.. Starr who for number Of years
wa. munger of VIM. d sharp and Com
pnny's Upholstery Dspar. ment has accept
I'd u similar position with Elwood Solidsr,
OF 1T West 9th street. Hs will be pleased
to sso his friends
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

O'Neal Bros. OF Mt. Cuba advcr-
tises tor sale three pllrs OF mules,
and lot OF close sprln.ers on rea-
som BILE terms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

: pil.sburs, Feb. Is. -lToratio
Rlcley. 4 mlchlnist Of Howard
street, Allegheny; has been suffer.
ins from a peculiar malady Tor the
past week. lie ia i'll with hiccoughs
and it is feared tic carnot live. lis
hiccouph- average % tothe minute.
AT this rate he hiccoughcd 1900
times il cye:y ho2r. or = 600 times
every u hours,
Watcher asleep or awake,
whether under the influence of mar
cptics or chlorcIorm, he has kept
mp the hlccough'ng continuously
Tor toor days with practically no
Ihtcrmis, ION
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
PUBLIC SALE,
Will he -od al pub'lC 10 gu the Lancaster
pike near Uuk Hill school house. Gu
THURSDAY, FEB %, sol,
ate o'clock y. III

horse, pure Jersey COW, sprinTlhg, he'll
e pure Jersey no top wagon carriasa, : sets
sta "a harness. buggy set Of harness. syracuse
pow. cullivltOr, twin harrow, sled, SOW and
II pigs, 10 bundles corn 70 lder, 81 pair Oh ok
en-, plow lines. core by bushel, hay by ten, 4
shovals, 2 20 It spades. crow bar, elder press
ladder. feed chest, Z forks, 8 gallons oil can, |
pici, water pot, 9 scvthca, inch rope small
block and fsn,. b. cycles. . lamps and Ian.
te us. step ladder. long ladder. robes and
blankets, hoe rifle, corn knives. horse collars.
y.rms.-t Credit Of 10 days OIL all sums over
so on giving note with Ell ioraes.
FI.ORENOE H. WARREN.
rank &c Son, Auo. fl6 5teOu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

Ono criminal was piilOried and i've
men whipped Ut New Castle today, 4
small crowd was present.
The elevator at tho Federal building 10
out Of order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

Saturday, Feb, Is til.
Take care OF your pennies. Our
?; cent { hocolatcs and Bon Bon5
are equal to 40 cent goods else
where.
HANSCOM'S, Seventh and Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

r While crossing the railroad tr acks
at Third street, Charles Mullin was
struck by the Edge Moor tram and
was badly injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
Nun .rl


Simm's PenDyrOya. Pills tho baIt nlS3
pIi,eSi. BY mai! 0Ji Sing strsaJ. It
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
Reported by AIcssra r. T. Rpb!as,l SOL
Eupkers and Brokers.
NEW YORK SrJCAS

Amer Cotton Oil ;H'4 Ml,1oari Pao! 40. S0ss4
HMer J. nit co,u.. n Contra l.....164
Amer Ioh Go ...lli Cen u Hud. l45Is
Amer ) h W co:n 5I's n Y, On Wa. $50
An er . ~ " pfc % Nor PReihc com. bbsS
Amer sugar hct,. 1898 Nor Facihc pfi0sTH
alton 4 i com 81 Nor & v .. COM. A.sA
Atch 4 ~ Z J VI ts's bnia I'm. ...........lbO
Brook Rap Tran. = Pacific Mail...... II
Ga.Eo s. ohio VIA iitts, { q " st l.. 10
Canada Southern ia Penna Il Il Co..uliyH
Con- Tub COM 90 Peoples Gas ace. lOlH
Con TOD pfi...., ~ teadihg .......... IS
Che, Il On TO-. ~ ikea ding l8tpfd.. Is
Oh. Bur &Qutncy 10 'ttcaling :! pa. AZ
chi s. \ W.....!ij', outherl Pacllic. Al
IAN \ EtPcont l5u YtSuu,nern kycotn. %
Tn, II Il lac,..i.4as southern iy pfl ny
{, {, G 4 ST l..,. ,Gt, rrxn ~ Puciiic: az
bel ~ Hudson. Il ~, Inn & " Co... G2Is
nei. Lack ~ " l0i IN aci tio cor. -. DIE
I'd. Goa l. Co. 2!ll IN Pacific pii.... $50
Fed Steel ton.. 5!@- T. > Leatl COM. :Be1
Fed Atrei pfl..,. 81 Z ) l.catn pid." IS
Louis L. Nash ~ Wabash pid ..r ulsx
Met 1ra"ti on.... 49, : Western upIoi... ~
Mexican Central. Is Nh " l. COM, l5I
bui,hattaU tens ma
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

Mooney TO LOAN IN NORTG AGE AT
M lowe trales Of interest In sums TO suit
Z 1, Nj rpo 4 " rtL sS-~At SIkas-aAA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


Trains leave NllmlustuU as ioAows:
For Philadelphia CtNpveas), Ia, 500.
t2J 3d., -. $50. 500 80, Vs., -. lp.u2,
1852, ~ l.3"". II A. u. IN. --I1li la1, d ".
S.il, 4o>, ava. so, 80, 60, ~. t.vG. AID
S,lv y. III,
Accommodation. GlO. 10, SO. H. VI Il,
NJ, L 20. ~. aVO 5.25, So, and ~ Is p. III.
For chester texprcasJ, l5i, / a. go, ~,
$50, 10, SO, SIS. lp!!. H. lj2, Ia Il.
M, 49,, 800, As, so. 6.5l. and Gqt ,. N.
Il 81, =! 4,OV. %, 6 %, and l'.4J p. In.
For New York Uhrough eXrressi, iJ7.
Boz. @3J dining carr ia. l0."2, u.iJ a.
III, '-I2 10 dining Carr. lG7 Dining CsFJ.
an. 60. $50 rD.nng Caly, Ill aud ID
y. NJ, connecting via Broad STREET A.
lion, lh.l4Ge!phll, an i 80, 40 7.o', 5 g.
s.35, ~ II, lo.62, II 81. Las a. IN, 1881 l.37.
80 Ii, i,5s, a.Oi. Coz. go. III, g.l5 oni
lois y. IN.
For Boston without change, l0o2 t.. H.,
and III y, nj
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, t@l Il, IN. and 635 , IN
Baltimore and " A,hugton, i&i. $50,
slU, IL Is arG Hos Il. IN, i-.uJ. l2I2 al, d.
l5o al, 4Gi, i ., = %, G.i6, 'va '.&1, : i,
y. m, ard Los night
EaIunOr" and Intermediate stations,
~ AL o,la y. IN, l2ls might
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
WilmiuBton, c"xprcss), $50. 72O I25, So,
-
G29 G.5i, i.Cl. H. sos. 5,25, 5"t 55g. 6J5,
90, 65j. i.Si. II q. II Is y, NJ. and In
night.
Accommodation $50, 730 sl2 1895 a IN,
1913 3,:5, AGA, 40, GO. SIS, lOla aud LIS
=. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For rhileas"'pha le>pF.ss), ~, go,
as. S.07, $40 III, 9.Of, and = IL ?. IN,
Accommodation, no. 80 q 10 u IN,
l2,I+, 2.N, &tV, Is, rs. and 1912 ?. m.
For Chester (e.press), LII. An. s8.
II 40 r. M, l.$I ~. t6S. GOT and s.y6 p. III.
Accumm1ds zion, 10 $40, ID A. m, In,
100. 400. 25, ;"S and 1913 p IN.
For New York Through express. III.
3O2 9.35. Dinlns carr, l032. lQ1. il Al a.
IA, lM Dining Carr, 800, GG', $50 tpln-
ing Cnry, III. 9l6 y. IL, connecting via
Rroad Street ststicH. rh!'adeiphlt, I ..
10, SIU. aS. ll45 Il. M, iaI, 800, 40,
as. 90. IA and l0.i3 p IN
For Boston, without change, III p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. AS SEQ,
lyl, a IN, T. d. !. H. l,5V. 35l. 4.0s, ) IS.
$50. $40 80 - ? m, and ! IS night.
Baltimore s0a intermediate stations,
Sl2 p. IN. t2lS night
Leave philadelphia. Broad street, for
Wilmington teAprcs.D. 35G 20, ll23. ll33
q m, rs. 3l3. p. i4t : 05 5 y. SOB SIS,
7al, Sa', II u, Il q y. N, and r.. ght.
Accommodation &35. sla 1875 a. m,
l@& 81. 6i@. S&' a0d l0.?. p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

DOSlTlUNS UNDER THE GOVERNMENT
i Thousands of appoln tnents will be made.
from civil service examinations TO DO held
every where in March aud April; catalogue
of Information free tO!nlu ban Corresppn'
dcDce College. Washingtoa,D &. it.ro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

fatal delays arc caused br experiment
ing with c0uQh and cold cure3. Fol
ey's Honey and lar will prevent a cold
from resulting In PNEUMONIA.
Sold ut Dauforths, l20 Market street.. I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-16

I\lANTED-i ORTY TO FIFTY QUARTS
w Of milk daily al corner 9th avenue and
Colema4 streets, No 1910 Coleman street.
1861
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-10
An Army In Danger.

"a
Latest Of DR.. Weir Mitchell's books
is .sDr. North and His Friends, Q
portly volume filed with anecdote and
incident, much Of which must be based
upon the actual experiences Of this
cultivated physician and scholar. For
many years DR.. Mitchell has number.
ed among his friends no small share
Of the men worth knowing in the east
and from many sources has derived
the sayings with which his book
abounds. matters made essential td
the progress Of the story by exemplify-
ing the range Of its characters.
Touching on the relative sizes Of men
is an excellent story Of the civil war.
When the Confederates were march
ing through Pennsylvania on their way
to the fatal field Of Gettysburg they
passed q little house at the roadside.
On the porch OF it stood little girl
and her mother gazing at the unusual
sight Just behind the fence barked
Beaver. little terrier. giving every
evidence of his loyalty to the Cnion
by his voice and bearing. At last one
of the southern commanders guided
his. horse on the Sidewalk and so rous-
ed the dogs ire that the little girl ap-
pealed to her mother in fright, saying:
.4Oh. mamma. mamma. Please don't
let Beaver bite that army.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-10
RAGE RIOT IN QUO.
White Man Stabbed and Negroes
in Danger of Lynching.

Ironton, O.. July 5.-At Fleetwood
park yesterday John and Albert
Slaughter, white, were probably fa-
tally stabbed by Luther Page and Abb
ner Owens, colored. Chas- Martin and
Riley Slaughter were beaten with
clubs. The trouble occurred over an
attack on small white boy by a col
ored man. a small sized riot followed.
Finally the colored men were arrested
and placed in the county jail.
After minight and attempt was made
TO organize mob to lynch the prison
er a crowd gathered at the tunnel
on Olive street, but no one volunteered
/ to lead the assault on the jail Ii the
attack had been made a bloody battle
undoubtedly would have occurred as 80
armed men were on guard duty around
the Jail where their friends we're I'M
prisoned.
Page and Owens were secretly ar
raigned this afternoon, in the county
{ Jail Arrangements were made to re-
move them to Portsmouth Jail for
safety immediately. as the authorizes
feared trouble tonight
The removal Of Owens and Page, the
negro assailantsso Of the Slaughter boys,
to jail at Portsmouth has averted a
crisis here. The two men were today
taken to train in closed carriage
guarded by officers, and halted a
square from the depot Officers form
ed Gordon about the prisoners as
they we're led to the train IN irons.
Not dozen people were aware, 9. the
transfer before the train arrived Riley
and Martin Slaughter, brothers OF
the wounded men, had started for the
depot, but the train had pulled out a
minute before they arrived The OH
GERS disarmed the negroes this after
moon and arrested one who hourlshed
revolver. Negroes we're congregtlng
and openly displaying arms.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-10
cor 4 SENATOR'S HAT.
Actor Crane appropriated the Head

Actor Crane AT2rOpT1ateG@AHSaEA IL ~ e1,e
se:Tof a Kansas Statesman
Anoa. the stories that are retailed
in tie c!oakroom of the senate When
that Eoay is in session at Washington
is one of how William 81. Crane, the
actor. put the finishing touches upon
his great character study. The Sen
ator.'
..:As you well know said one Of the
group, Crane took his character al
most directly from Senator Plumb OF
Kansas. Crane had just started out
with The Senator and had opened II
Washington. We had all seen the per-
formance and liked 1t immensely. But
4 thought saw one defect. Crane
wore high silk hat. which was not at
all. according to my thinking. IN Keep.
ing with the imitation of Plumb. Who
always wore the Characteristic broad
brimned hat OF the southerner. One
evening when Crane, Ingalls,. Plumb
and myself happened to be dining to-
gether / remarked to Crane about the
matter of the high hat.
You really ought not to wear it,
for it is not in keeping with the char
acter.' said l. You ought to wear one
like Plumb's.'
Craze did not say much in answer,
but when he arose from the table be
reached out for Plumb's hat and calm
lyzp put it on. Leaving his own hat for
Plumb, Crane went off down the street
with the old felt affair damned down
over his forehead The senator was
too surprised to offer objection. The
next night Crane appeared on the
stage with Plumb's hat on his head
and thereafter wore it at every per-
Torrance. Chicago Chronicle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-10
white Man Turned Yellow.

Great consterna.ion was felt by the friends
=-os NJ "a Hogar,y az Lezingsoa, Ky, wien
they saw be was trraing yellow His skin
slowly changed color. asso his eyes, AID he
suffered terribly HIS pa,ady was yellow
.Jaundiee. he was treated b. the Test doctors,
but without benefit Then he was aavised 70
s,ry Electric Bi,ters, tie woaderful sfomaca
and Liver remedy. and be writes: 'Af;es tx
; ing two bottles I was wholly cured. a tia!
proves its matches mari, for a.. Stomach.
Liver ard K;dee7 fron5les. oa.y 25c- Sod
F5y sW DeLorm,, Druggist.