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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

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CARTEis--on Naren III. mt !, .nnsh b
| Csrt,r.
Islatsyss ind friends are invited to attend
so4.in.lsw. Vim. u. shulta 10 North frank
lin SireSt. On n onday afternoon ct 3 o'clock.
In,srment ~ Wilmington and Brandywins
Cemetery.
,ARMoUR-In this city on March 7, 1901, Ete.
phen Arm our, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence. l2O Jefferson
Services anh intermeut 1T Ebenezer N, Il.
Church. Cecil County. Md,
HAWKE--On Mar Ii 2. William II. Hawke,
Relatives. friends and n embers Of La ia veto
Lodge No. =, Knights Of Py thias are requested
to attend the funeral services from his lats
residence. 3A Seventh avenue. on sunday at.
ternoon At T.! o clock. Interment at Whining.
Ton and Erandywns Cemetery.
Dearest father thou has lett us
And our loss we dJe, ly feel
But It's God that thus bor eft US.
He viii all our sorrows heal.
AT REST. I
CUMMiNGS--ln this city. on March o. 11Ol,
Annte, wife OF VIM, Cummings, IN her Gath
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral servi ees at her late residence,
N. W. corner L and Townsend street. on Sat-
Hytrview Ceniettry.
KLAlR, AT Hnckcssin, Del, on March L. 1901.
Sarah klair. aged IS years
Relatives md friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residences OF her husband
George Kia!r, eli Fritay. Mnron 6th TO leave
the house nj II o'clock. Services ut Red Clay
Creek Church. lLterment IN tho ad Joining
cemetery. 4
FOWLE t--Iu this city, on March 9Th, 1901. r.
Ralph youngest child OF Elisha h. and Lydia
!. Fowler. ged year and month.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
. O'clock, from the residence of his parents,
No. llJ West 23rd street. lnterment at River
view ceInctery.
This loveip bud. 10 young, SOLAR, -,,s5a
Called hence by carly doom
Just came TO show how sweet Il flower,
In paradise would bloom
Ere ! In could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care.
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
Aud babe 1t blossom there.
STOREY AT his late residence, Grecnhili
near Wilmington bel on March ., 1901,
samuel II lOrey, in his +6tL year.
Relatives friends and members OF Brandy.
wine Lodge, No. Is |. o, O. T.. are invited to
attend the funera, services at his In . resi-.
dence on FRIDAY aftornoon March Sth at 2
O'Clock. lntcrnent ut Mt SALON. cemetery.
CopES-At Marshallton Da,., on March
1901, Leo IOpes in his IAN yout.
Ieative- and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from the reside Of his mother,
Mrs 5aille Temple, Services at the house at
O'clock, p. NJ on Sal urday AFTERNOON March
ath. luteimru! at st. Earnabas Cemetery,
at Marsha!!tor, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
Finger Mashed.

VIM. Stuck employ ed at the Dia.
mond State Steel Company's works
had one OF mis- fingers mashed
by piece Of falling upon it. The
Phoenix ambulance was called and
took the man to his home at the
northwest corner Of Eighth and
Buttanwood streets. DIR. w. p.
Miller was called aud dressed the
wound,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
CO. Ga BALTIMORE & Ono
O RAILROAD,

Schedule In effect November Is, 1900
:. An trains Illuminated with PIntseh
% EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave.
nue. Station. for
NEW YORK, week days. '5Ol, .g.sA
.lo52 a. m; 'l2.1s, 'ss4. 'S5S. '5.IS tRoyI
! q q .c:I - ,io5s 3 m ,suna,ys;
'Rcyal Limited. ~. .lo5s >. m. ''''
PHILADELPHIA, week days, s5.Ol.
IS 80, '65D. 73O. "S25 '9 80 1852, IL ,OS a, m
r2is, '2a4 300 1858, sis (Royal Llait.
sdl. '9;S; 'GS1' s5. ~. 'lo;s2 ?: IN. San.
ga, 800. 's5S. sis (Royal Limited; 6.ss.
"a. 9,0S. 'l05o y IN.
Chester. week days. $50. $3.50. 73o, .s.25,
1888, slO.52. Hos Il. m: 1894, 800, 'b.25, G3L
-, 'lo62 p. M. Sundays. 80. $50. -. 20,
sgs s. 'I's5 A. IT.; '."i. $780, 6.&. '7.42, 9.VS.
Atlantic City,week daysS5o a IN; .l2 10,
s 2S and '625 p. m. Sundays. zs1 a M;
$50 a, M; d p NJ sandays et 7so a. a'y ".
Sea Isle City, week days. $3.50 a. m
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
rs eSS' ,sVi ~ q a. m; '125s, 200
o." NJ: sl25S. '2Os, a5l. SEQ (Royal Limit.
'Tl. SO. 1904. 'lO.lS y. IN.
Baltimore ana way stations, 855 a. M:
SIS p M, daily except Sunday; 96 a. m:
S43 .. m. Sunday only.
Newark. week days. ais. SIS, 800
sll0l a. m; ',258, 319, o457, $50, $50
hist. 457. S.4s, LA. 'sa p m.
Pt.sburg. week days 1904 a. m; '4b7,
'1O16 p. m. Sundays, 'S.H a. m: 'A57
sl016 p. m.
Chicago. daily, 's.H a. M; 'i57 p. IN.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis. AIS a. M;
r2s6 and 'lol6 p m, daily
Slngerly accommodation, week days,
Sb5 a M: 319, 625 p. m. Sundays, 906 ..
m; Gas. TAP p. m.
Landenberg, accommodation. week days.
Sls. 457 p M Sundays. 6&3 p m.
LEAVE MARKET st. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, $40 p. m
LandenbeIg, week days, $40 a. m SO
500 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. m; 6l5 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Will
mington, week days. s33S, $50. 13o, 1929,
II. 90 a. m. si22s s1s7. as. s3O7. '42o, 40,
s5 80, 'S.s Oaoyal Limited), 655 $40. '73o
s8,4o. '1l.35 p. m. Sundays. 'a36 '7.D, 800
and II. 90 a. M; 1920. ISL, 14s. $50, $50.
s6.& (Royal Limited, csc. '7.so $40. 1880
,. m,
Delmarvia Telephone No. iaS.
Rates to Western points lower than vis
any other line. F. D. UNDERWOOD.
General Manager.
II. A. Miller. Passenger Agent vii.
mington. Del.
p. p. MARTIN. Man Of Pass. TrSa,A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
d, HERlFF'S SAtE.--BY WRITE or

~hERlFF,S SALE.-BY WRITE or !
| , writ u l.rv4ri farias, 10 me ii
! rer'ed. VIII be exposed Il" public salt. Il
me Court House, on Marie, street 10.
'm""r Temth ard Eleventh sjgcc1s IN ia
, 2ilN of Wilmington, Erw castle ,.,untN
! sAte of DeiH ware,
on SATURDAY.
TIN. I'd PAY pr MARCH,, l"ol.
At 10 O'Clock IA M
g.. me 1JlloWins G"sui ibeu real estate via.
: Al, tho" three certain lots or pure lis
Of land situate in the CITY Of Wllfningtou
| bounded and described as follows, To
No l-Eegiuuine at he uorthGrly silo
o. forty net wide street ,uyw called
FNi"tnth Sir"rN mt the distance IF three
nnhdrtd hhh forty feet "aStrrly from H..
raHt.riN sid" Of t1a%rnout street; tLoncr
north"rlN parallel with tlaNunnt street
, seventy feet TO u corner, rhrnce caster V
parallel Hi'h Fifteenth street OF said
iortS-tret wild" o'r,#t, seventy feet to Il
%prntr. th"nr" SoE.h'rs parallel wt,h
-rly side of said forty feet wide stree,
.hc""e thrr"hy westerly scrrnty feet T.,
the place OF hrginn'ng
No. 2~icglnninE ON III" SouthfriF side
Of the aforesaid forty feet wide lr,nt
d"srrhtd IN 40 I, 1T tho diStanc" OF twb
hNndied and forty fee. oastcrly from the
'nat"rIv side Of ClIymont street; thence
s"Hlhcrly parallel With ciaymout street
seventy feet IL II corner: thence rastcrlv
parallel with Fourteenth street one hrn-
area and ten feet to, n corner: thence
@Drth"rlv parallel with rlAvmont street
seventy feet to the southrrv side Of said
forty tc"t wiin 8 rect Clow called III
te"nlh street., thence thereby westerly
on" h'ndr'd and ten feet to tie place OF
beginning.
No. y ieginrns At the Intersection or
the tn.tcrlv side Of Cl,vnrrt .,re,, anI
n" norfherIv sid" Of Fourtccrth street
thence e1Sterly hv said side Of Four, eontII
f'rtr' ,ih"'S f.'t tn corner; thence
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

or SALE-A COHNER Stole OF BRICK
~ with fixtures complete, and frame dwsl.
could bU utilized In parI 81 least Tor business
purposes and loosted In . rapidly growing.
business section, within a shore dista nos u
hseounty curt house; sUld n entio! vatioa
Less; half cash. Address OwAsr, II Exchange
Bldg. fth suA Market street. 1lSsw1w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

A man named e. Prosson, Of Prs@sons
willie, Kama, wrote letter the other day,
saying tho opinion Ut every body inhis towe
WIG h:: y, used aoi'y's Honey ,,,, a.d T., ase 70
sripps. colds. coughs etc.
Sold at Danfsrsh's 100 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

Euseaa !. tilli tho poot aud publisher
says that cno d"sa OF Foley Honey ana
lar re'torcd his voice whoa hparnunusi
thFoa henoL to prevent his luctuto Ut Con.
tsrl Mute Hat, Chicago, NulLlus else
rs good
sold Al DAOtorlhs. no Mniket str.st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

TIC Superior Court met this mrrn-
~ aud aft Il few minutes adiuuuu-
ca until saturday March 9Th. al 10
O'Clock when the contested liquor IL
censr ra>r, viii he taken mp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

Scrgeant-at Arms, William Leach
arrested man named Hughes in the
Senate at Dover to-day On the charge
OF stealing a diamond pin from DR..
Watson OF Milford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
| hargeu Will, Larceny

H'tarlr, stout Ctlorrd. wna arrest
ed thj, morning by officers Fox and
Conn"r on The Char.c OF larceny OF Il
bag Of tour valued at - cents from
phiir l'lcrnau.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
First by Trolley,

The first music al Instrument ever
shipped by trolley, was shipped
by the Ludwig Piano Co.. No SIS
ShIpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
ALITILE KNOWN FACT

That tho majority of serious Diseases
originate in disorder of the kidneys.
tolcy's Kidney Cure Is guaranteed, Try
1t today If your 70 not fee ing well.
sold at Dnniorths, 10 Market str Get
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

NTANTED-MARRlE COUPLE, WHITE.
w PrOtestants. No children. 10 take B
acres on sh arcs, u miles, below Wilmington In
Cecil County, AID. Reference. Apply at this
Office. Address Miss I. h, this of,ios ms2t !
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

Edward Murray Is .rrurtod |r be m4r,,
better thI9 morning
James rJll0r who WAS Iriurrd Soma
BIN a. 0 b. lnLIns from scato.l lsmurh
better
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
It's new. Reie de Paris W. b. C. Fair.

Go to Miiler>, No ! stall In Second
stree market house for u good roast or
steak,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
PUBLICSAL

E,AnM SALE on RENT-le6 ACRES
~ N,aokbird Hd.. miles from station good
building. ana fruit. J. =. Nichols Highlands
WlmingtoR. Del. m d sod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
MONDAY, MARCH II. 1901,

MONDAY, MARCH II, 1901,
at % lock u. m.
a. Chead Of horses good ~
1St workers and drivers ISt|Ti 'TSE1
% head OF supcr ior hons raised v .EAs4.N
mich cows fresh md spring r. ~ IN
81 pair Chickens : turkey hens -. S-tNwE-4ss,
gees'.. ga,dor, i ducks. ~E~s"N-SFHs~
Farming UjrEsiIs-J arm wagons, | good 2.
horse market dearborn. mi X wagon jump
seat cnrria e, spnhn wagon ears, uccrin x
tinhe .2mow!ng ma hines Beultman H. HON
mnn gran DAHL, IAN 70 Ter. hamiitrn oh ct
row pl inter-. plows harrow. forks. rates and
chains Ct all de,cri ptlons. horse rakrs. hay
ted,ier, hay fork and rope all kinds ot car.
rage, wagon and pillow urness hay and oats
straw by tho ton. corn and oats b bnshei 80
acres wheat in the ground nm many other ar
ticlcs not here onuinerrte.l.
Trrms-S20 cash; over that0 mon tbs by civ.
ing approved endor.er.
N. l,-ht same time an place all the house
hold gOols such an bsdstenus, chairs caructs,
cook ana room stoves Sale positive.
I'AAC W. BtRkY.
Frank G. Htidham, Auc
EhsP, Hicks Clerk. mi Ctr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08


10 En- 10y Spring uaisr southern Skies
1t Is not necessary to spond large
amount Of money to visit The numerous
charming re orts reached by the South.
ern Rnilwny round trip tickets are on
sale ut reduced rave, and this great steel
highway Of tho South leads to wonderous
regions OF beauty aud health. upon trains
that glilo, as II on tho wings OF tho wind, !.
over the smoothos Of tracks. The tss,T.
Dev IL made IN luxurious trains, embrac.
Ing all the comforts and cOnv5nienues Of
Mic finest metropolitan hotels. All
through trains are composed Of the high.
ost type of vsLiUulea pullman!, AMI din
ing cars are operated throughout tho year
Tn, resorts Of the South are va'iod In
attractions rs well Us climatic conditions.
Those Ia robust huulth who simply seek
warmer cl!maNc whore they may escape
tho rigorS Of II Northern wiuter, may
choose wholly MS fancy dictates. Florida,
Thomasyiiie, Ga, Augusta, Gi., Aiken,
S, G, SuGmaryii.e, :. c., Pinehurst N.
T.. are delightful places to visit during
the winter mouths. Tho Land of the
Sky" has an ideal winter climate. OF
this section AshvIlo II the centre, but by
no means tho 0aly hcslrabl, place. There
are scare OF others such a. Sau la. Sky
ukn. 1yrou. Sapphire. Wnynesviile. Hen.
dershnville, Fiat Rock. I5kyl.nd, and
Hot Servings The winter temperature IL
almost Identical With that ur Southern
France and Nor'hUrn Italy. la any Of
these, excellent acc0 moIutions are 10 be
hni.
The southern Railway operates the
most perfect through services between
Dhllad lphla and Florida, the south auh
Southwest Chas l. Hopkins. Dis riot
Passenger Agent, ssa heItnuG ST., Phil-
adolPhia, will BIO pleased to furnish Il copy
Of book "Winlcr Homes IN the South'
and all information.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08
NO SENATOR /
ELECTED.

Delaware has no United States
Senators. At the joint session o.
the Legislature today only one bal
lot was taken. 1t follows; -.
LONG TERM
Addicks. is.
Kenney, %.
dupont, 7.
Higgins. 6.
SHORT TERM
Addicks. o.
salisbury 3. %
Richards Z.
After the ballot was takcs Sena.
tor Knox moved that the bodies
separate. The Democrats fell in
line and the deadlock was IN.
broken. Delaware stands without
representation IN the U. S. Senate.
Senator Samuel NJ. Knox, Senator
Harry e. Ellison, Representative
Richard T. Pllling, William Chand-
Ter. William X. Finn. Richard
Hodgson, Theodore II. Clark were
TIC NCpuoiISduS WV ICluSSu W
vote for Addicks.
Never before in the State of Della.
ware has there been so much aux-
lcty shown over the closing hours
OF the Legislature as today. The
fact that the members of both
branches were to vote for the last
time for two United States Seua-
tors brought thousands ofstrangers
to the Capital. Some of the leading
party workers were at Dover over
night. There was one obstacle in
the road preventing the election OF
two Senators. There was a breach
IN the Republican party that had
the ma iority. Members lelt the
homes where death had visited and
came to the Legislature to do their
duty toward the State. The State
House was seethins mass OF poll
tlcians. Every thing was on eX-
peciancy $ tiptoe, Can Addicks he
elected, will it be Add,cks aud du-
Pont, is it another deadlock and
will it be a compromise on Higgins
were the questions asked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

March II to %. R,n,uI)' the lti,i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

Buy your music at home. Lat.
est popular music reduced to lSc..
per copy, Robelen Piano Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-08

Only a few
more d avs OF
this Great Sale.
We are willing
to make a great
sacrifice OF piices
before M arc h
2sth. DO n o t
miss the oppor-
tunity to 6 e t
clean. new mer'.
chandise at Bar
gain Prices.
Sam'l. Lees Co.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-19

man. mad. ,h. next at mp 70 &C. pos
session NJ n" ancestral estates 'S.6
tr.asur" ON his icaJnh"'. h" realize!
.ln, ~ oud never -uioy n" almost.
won rc"arl OF hss nsht ,nh sent ias.
message I" MS -nry.vtns r"lit'v". thea
In Nm.ric, 10 ,rass tn" -ch and r!ni"'
thc!r own
Gcorc" Hume was Mrs Munro's great
rrsp.-unrl" II. died IN ~
Ills American relatives w-r" either
TOO poor or 20, incrr.uinus 70 pay much
heed to hts dylng command and i"F all
these wears rhc ORIGINAL Hume i"rinn'
has b.cn tfayoilinc nc,rcr and nearer
'ho ro"-r whef 80 many fortunes ne
III. t.nrlish Crown. l'cr1NpS II y
TOO late 10 save II now
Nj Munro was Mis-. Henrietta iIHms
~ H-ook!vr
There AZ" nu' f.. o'hcr collateral
Hum hcirs :, is bct"yr,l. vii" would
sht-" N" for;nre Ni,l nrr should -he
ini Vie missing l.nKs IN he citnin u
Identification
Mr.. Munrp In. ~" children. sitars
and M!ss Norma. Sac OWN, macH!:icrn.
estates AZ Long branch ,i;d un me liIi-
son. 81. T. IN. Gamer 4 Ill N" Dig
Mum" Qualifications.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-19
MACHINE HURLS
DEADLY BLADE.
Sewers a Workman S
Heart-His Fellow
Badly Injured.

When the MACHINERY was whlrrius
in the barrel factory ~ j. S"huarEwpld-
or a Son. No. e.. West Flt'y iir.t street
to-day. a great shrek wa hcnri above
tho ain.
Instantly all hands ceased work ana
the machinery Vas siiIcfl Lying lead
upon his side tue wnrkincn i4nni
Charles Hum. young cooper % 80.
rs? Eas; Fif,y-sccond street Imb'dd"d
In his lsf, side was a huge bad" used
to shay. the hoops
The boil, holding IL ia u rovpNtns
wheel hal Gene on. ,at nr BLADE.
which weighed over pound, "ts
thrown of with ffiehUm lc.or5
striking liuhn between ihc RIOS ana
cutting hLs hear IN twain
l, was the Young copper. l"ttu
Shrek tina, the men heard md rona
OF them had ever before i!a'oac! ~
such a cry % agony AMI l"rfpr
Near young Eiuhn hods Jas 'eI'aw
workman. John D. GurI,G, who hri
been gu!dins the hu.e o.aig w. o. .Hs
clrc!cd the barrel top Ills tne, MS
crushed In BY the hyns bolt
Gurd!n was taken - Roosevelt Hos
pitnl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-19
IT'S THE WAY YOU USE II.
It's the Method Employed Which Maks
Success or Failure.

one man with pen ink and paper c,n
produce Landscape. another msa W.!
sam. r"n and ins may not be able 10 VIC
hi. own name lesbly. y Is all in kno~i's
how
II Is equally true in the use Of mcdicinc =.
The same remedies W. have to-day have eN
!.tcd Tor thousands II wears. but II tn +
existence vas known thc Knowledge OF bow
10 use them was lacking.
They became taluaol" Ia tho human "a
only when experiment End science shove
III. way 70 w.. them 70 get results.
Tn. srip is an Old disease with IL.
name. IT IS really catarrhal In oharac;e.
rl,.rrh nu, ,hc old, ca,arrh powders.
.,,es and sp-asa 90 MOI eur" u. ne'th--
doe, The Application OF an,iscr,es through
m inhaler ri., anything NOR" than ssl!".
Tor shor, TIA"
THE .n;t,.rtirs arc al! Tish: they ~ill XII
the germs Of catarrh and grip {. they aye
applied rishrly. bG: their local application
20 the nose and throat Hyai!s little. because
the germs are N the blloi and through tag
ahv!r system
stuart ratarrn Tablets contain many u
'h,,. sam. au'iscpiIcS hat are used la
sprays AMI inhIiCrs, but instead OF applying
them 10 iha inhaaei membranes o! the nc
aud throat they are taken In 10 The s;ouiat b.
and thus reach the blood the real sea- o,
'hr disease and drive out the Infection
germs through The natural channels OF the
bowels and Kidneys.
In Other words s,uarrs ca,arrh Tablets
reach tho cause o. the mischief. instead u
merely local symptoms
Tn" remarkable -ucc"ss II ,hes. tablets 10
curing Grr. c''nrrh and thros; and luz:
troubles b, tc'au," thcN drive the catarrhal
poison from the system, and tho nose AMI
throat become clear ot IN. excessive sccrc
ton ~ .nHcu. which causes the hnwklrr
spii'inr and casstnc hccause the secretion
IS no; supplied from healthy blood
Two years ago S;uatts ta;a-rh Tablet
were unknoan. bu; to-day have become %
popular through positive inert, tina, drug.
sisn everywhere IN the United States. Can
ada and Great l!rita!n now sell iheiu.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-19
RAPID TRANSIT
ACT AMENDED.
Assembly Bill Aims to
Make Present Law
More Lucid.
ss-,.! !, n. c-,.s. >. NJ

ALBANY Mlrch y AsscmAlgml
Kelsey to-day introduced IN 20 amend
the Ncw York Gfu Rnpta rrnsf nr.
in IN" following pa-'ingiar
When contracts are 20 pr made ne
CONTRACTING p"rspn o. corporation Win
the written coneen, ~ the Euii Tn
Commissioners lrl On uh 'uI!'iou7
as they shaE prescribe. mty rs .En tho
whole or par ~ ~. spririr ~ main
tain and opcrnt" railroads for the re-
mainti4.r Of tho term ~ wears sf-rtA.d
In their contrar;
The asslgne"s. hnw"vcr mUs..HEsumg
all tho obligations ~ the urtr,nd On
tractor. and the RAPID Trnnsl; Commits
aoners mus, b. .ntsnca ~ mo pc
lcun.ary responsibility Of the ns,erueos
All tn. security wr;-l, tho ~ received
from t!Ie original contrarrs .hRl. re-
main In operation \ corporation mas
DO organized under the rnilr,Ni i1w FOR
tho purpose % maintaining "a railrpal
constructed pursuan; to This uai
In addition to the powers conferred ~.
tho general railroad net ~. rnupnuS -
empowered 10 enter into contract wlrU
the original corporation subject 20 tiles
approval o: the RAPID Transit Conm,s
stoners. !, shall no, y. cpmpcli.si 70
obtain the cnrsrn, OF Sint. Railroad
Commissioners To make sucu contract
The 40, also provides that when PROV
afty already acquired by tho Rapid
Transit Commissioners shal! ," 'nlul
unnecessary for rapid trnnsi, purposes
II may ia. w.a tn" approval ~ the
Board OF Estimate and Apportipnnrnt.
resold. Tho proceeds Uf such snlo are
% b. applied an payments o' rental -.
b na6s by the contractor
"A contracoor may take proceedings 20
acquire property IN his own behalf pro.
vidcd ne furnishes evidence OF HIS ability
20 pay for the property taken. ~ well ~
the other expenses incident 10 the pro-
eSsdings.
Assenbly1nan Kelsey say. tina, ;hs hll
Rapid Transit Commissioners Of New
York.
II IL commanded tina, the Rap,d Transit
act as II stands now Is sum"whni OBJ
scure on tho points touched upon IN The
bill. The objcc, Ia TO mako he lnw
wholly lucid.
A. u Doardman. o. counsel FOR thr
Underground Rapid Tr,nr.t coInrauy. IN
explaining III" amendments = tn, new
law introduced IN Albany to-day -nii T.
mn Evening World reporter
''secttpn u reins4ns I" this Rapid Tran
sit till IA ~osigll; TO H. amended 20 thu,
a railroad corporation or IN fact auy.
corporation. rnry assume the rapid tram
SIT lease made to u contractor. As II 1,
now, tho contractor - an indSviduHl. h.
In tho ught best 90 amend this -, "A cor
poration may have control OF th,' lease.
1.-The other amendments rcli.s= 7.::,iiy
70 fh. condemnation Of prr,r,y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-19
s TRIAL
COMES IN MAY
Second Bellevue Nurse
to Be Tried, but Not
Before Cowing.

II" ts:rtc:-\,i"rn"y'. "iiic" today
revealed :, disposition not I" abandon
IN. cases against the Two remaining
bellevue nurses charged WITH man
slaughter In connection with the death
OF I.ouL. billiard In tn" Insane pa
WHOM Judge Cnains, on the other
h,nd manifested "A marked iisiEc..na-
ton - Try The cases
The case % Edward - Dean Nas
called to-day and the Judge said TO As
Histart District-Att,rn"y Pierce: Il
don't wan; to TT! thes" eases any more.
Every question involved has been &C.
Vid.d ly me. ana Davis. III. 'I!st man.
was acquitted, ! insist you ELECT some
OF her Judge.
Mr Pierce den.urr.d. AMI Judge Cow
inE fixed tho INST Monday in May for
the trial lie hld NOT say that nj that
line ht vii hc IN h. bench tenn.
porarIty
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-19
SHOT BROTHER;
TRIED SUICIDE.
Mrs. Phillips, Who Is
Dying, Had Figured
in a Tragedy.
so, N % m. r,.nla, world

woRtkSrER Mas. March le.--Mrs.
Pauline Phillips. who shot herself In
Boston last night. was known here az
Nora y, Fhlllpa as well as Pauline
Phillips and last August she came into
promin"nc" through having shot ami
killed her brother David Mcnamara
Mr.. Phillips. after the shooting. sur
rendered 20 the Worcester authorities.
Gaining that she acted In sclt-de!enSe.
and at the hearing in the local court she
told her story. and was discharged bS
the Judge.
Sh. /. still alive. nut has bullet In
her h.>ld and = not expected "a re-
cover. The woman Is about thirty years
Oh and handsome.
Tn, police found In her room AT No.
III Clarendon street. Boston. A farewell
messing. which she had written on the
torn bloticr ~ n pad ~ pager;
send word 10 Moundsvilic. West Ntr'
xinia.
i;ss.a mcr MAS a novel entitled "a
wr"us-i Wife.
None 81 her friends IA. explained
her act. bat they say she mas been much
depressed recently,