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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
ACUERRILLAATTACK
Americans at Pitch Lake
Nightly Under Fire.
DISASTROUS SIIUATlON REPORTED.
Revolution In Eastern Venezuela
Near Asphalt Deposits Increasing.
Insurgents Reported to Have
Retukcn CarupanO.

PORT or SPAIN, Trinidad. Jan. 80.
According 10 adyiees just received from
Caracas, trustworthy engineer who has
arrived there from Pitch lake reports
that the situation is disastrous. He says
that 100 English negroes who We're EN-
ployed to do police duty fled when the in
surgents began firing into the junGles, only
70 Americans being left to protect the
property and lives of American families.
The messenger from the lake implored
the United States legation at Caracas to
afford protection. saying that the lives
and property Of Americans were exposed
to guerrilla attacks, firing around the
lake going on nightly and the Americans
being too few to hold out against heavy
attack.
United States Minister I.oomis, ac-
cordIng to tie same advices, replied that
these reports were possibly exaggerated.
but that they could not be ignored and
that he world wire the facts to Wash
ington.
Mr., Olrott, the Orinoco manager has
returned from Caracas, where he went
to try to arrange for the release of the
steamers and schooners captured by n
Fchczuean gunboat near Trinidad, The
British owner flew the Venezuelan flag,
and the crew was not shot
The revolution in eastern Venezuela.
near the asphalt deposits. is increasing.
but the disturbances are remote from
Caracas, which remains tranquil.
Information that has reached Port Of
Spain says that the Insurgents have re-
taken Carupano and will attack Gu
lfana soon. Steamers are not allowed to
land passengers o. mails at Carupano.
The commander Of the French cruiser
Cuchet, which lies there. confirms this
intelligence and the reported activity of
the insurgents. 1t appears that an al
tempt to capture Ciudad Bolivar. capital
Of the state Of Bolivar, about 375 miles
up the Orinoco. is likely to be made as
soon rs the insurgents have received
large supply of ssms expected.
Cables to the Trinidad papers from
Caracas are severely censored. The
Nenezueiap government threatens three
American reporters with forcible expul-
sion and is vigorously suppressing press
dispatches to the United States. Even
diplomatic messages are tampcicd with.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
EGISTER'S OFDER, :,
h hEGisrER's UsFiUs
NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, DRh

January T. tYDL
Upon the application Of recurlty Trust q
| saie Deposit 20 Administrator Of Joseph u
bigger. late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said
county deceased, II IL ordernI and d. ,recteI by
the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Letsars
! OF Administration upon the estate Of dee.sasat
with the date OF granting thereof, by causina
advertisement. to he posted within f3.ty days
from the date Of such Letters IN six Of the most
puolic places Of tho county OF Nsw Castle. ~.
quiriug all persons having demands against
the estate to present the same, or abide py an
act OF Assembly In such case made and prsyid-
ed and also cause the same to be inverted
within the same puriot In the Daley Rapus
LICAN. u new spapur pr5li3ne1 In iVi.ninstou,
Del. and " be ecynunlel theralD three wasxS
e o. d..
t~-, Given und Or the hand and seai ot
( IS. office OF the Register aforesaid, ~
'~~-~' Wilmington, In New Castle county
aforesaid the day and year above written.
CALVIN W. CROS5AN, Ragistec.
NOTICE -Notieei is hereby given that Lstrsrs
OF Administration were in due form Of law
grsnted unto the undersigned on the tn day
OF January, A. D. 1901, and that nll persons
having claims against tho estate Of the deceaa-
ed must present the same, duly atteste1. ~ the
said Aduinistra ratur, Oh or before the 7tb day
of .aauarv lJJ!, or abide the Act OF AsseaA-
bly, In such case made and provided
SkCUkITY TRUST s. oAFr 'kpOSir GO.
Administrator
Address: Wilinin gtou. Del 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Religion ard Business COmbi n cd. .

WASHINGTON. Ind. Jan. 30.-L.
II. Creager, who owns an extensive stavs
and heading factory in this city. Monday
morning started his 50 employees to
work with a 10 minnie religious service.
The Rev. !. |. Gorby, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, has been en-
ployed for one month to deliver short
sermons every moi ming. and il services
prove to do good the minister will bo
kept on the factory pay roll indefinitely.
Mr.. Creager is member of no church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
RORBID THE GRAVE.

A startling incidenf. Of which Mr.. John
Ouver of Philadelphia was e. subject. is
nuratea by him ns follows: Il WAS IN q
most dreaifut condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyvs sunken. tungue cout-
ed pain continually In buck and sides. no
appetire-gradualy growing weaker dag
by day. lhrss ply siciAns had given mo
mp. Fortunately, friend advised trying
'Eirctic Bitters;' and 10 my great Joy
md surprise. the first bottle made deCld.
ed improvement. ] confined their use for
about three weeks aud nm "A well man.
know they saved my Me and robbed the
grave nf another victim" No one should
tail to try them. Only bjcts.. guaranteed
At N. b. Danfor,h's drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Ice Carnival at saranac Lake.

SARANAC LAKE. N. Y, Jan. 30
Three thousand persons witnessed the
grand parade of decorated sleighs and
floats in the carnival parade yesterday
afternoon. More artistic skill and ings-
nuity were displayed in the construction
and decoration of fonts and in the fan
ciful dress of harnesSed horses and pranc.
ing steeds than in carnivals of previous
years. Headed by the Saranac Lake Cor
net band, which was followed by nearly
100 guides on foot and floats and sleighs
ia artistic decoration fully one-half mile
in length, the scene was truly magnih'
cent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

VIII n brainy man lik' David Relascc
the brilliant adIp er of Zazi. The t.ucner
of Its leading actress. Mrs Leslie Carter;
tho author Of season after ssason's most
suces,ful plays. 'ihe Heart OF Maryland,
Hearts of O,k,' etc the harte+ worked
aud thu ab"st stage diraci or in America
When such q wide awake n,anagcr o
his own and other people, ntf .irs dIliber'
alely turns to Paino's Gel ~ cnmpounl u,
the ono 'ate and rurs inyigoru or for hi,
overworke | ncrvou, sy 4tam. onl y wilItuI
prejudcvs eau hesitae to give fuli credit
to this - eaiest OF all remedies.
i have u cd Paino's chis Y compound
says Nj, BsIasco, and found it or grea;
benefit aztec hard work
Mr.. Belo,cD has managed more actor.
who bave become famous and taken
charge of more big theuirss ON san
Franci,co to New York than any LIVING
person. He has seen time aud time a.nia
members Of the profession who werB run
down ana on the verge oi nervous cX.
hauation, gain in s rength ani vi9ur hs
sDOn they began the Ii4e Of PaiHe's cci-
ery tulnpnuul. haalrca pJaple, As II
body, have learned Jha thu be,t way to
keep their nervous systems ST. ong and Gu
pable ot doing hard wotx demanded of
them is tu uss Puines colary c0mpuunl.
whcn they ieol tiret out, ianguid, Gutt or
arc suffering from bilious Of nervous nj.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
E1l!lsA0sM!,
KENNARD & co.
Half Price Sale.

Thursday we take account of
stock. We find many small
lots of this seasons goods that
we do not care to inventory,
hence for Wednesday we inaug-
urate this great half-price sale.
Bear in mind every article is
new this season. Economical
buyer, will find in this sale op-
portunities that cannot be dup
Heated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
IA Fine Record.

Miss A ma Fredd has este blisbcd . re-
cord during her school lie hat Inns rarely
ever been Iuallsd. Miss Fredd graduates
with the next class aud duriDg her attan.
dance Ut schoul In ten years she has NOS
been absent 4 single time she ba- been
b.s.ssd with good health and 40 was not
kept AZ ny from school on that account.
We hops shs may always ,njdy this good
health and thai she may alwuy. be rs per-
feet In her duties 90 she was In attending
her school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
COLD STEEl. OK DEATH

There ia hut one small chance to save
your life and tha' is tkrnu IN an opera-
ton, WAS iAa awful prn.part set bafors
Mrs J. Il. 'un', of Limo Rilga Wis, bv
h.r doctor afl"r vatniy trying to cure her
OF n fri.h full case Of Stpn,ch trouble and
yellow jaundics. Ho tiiln'' count on tho
marvellous power Of EIrc'rIc Bitters "a
cure Stnldnch AMI Liver troubles. bnt al,
henrd Of IT, tooE sevenho'tlns, was wholly
cnred, avnldet MI gaons knife, now wpichs
mora md feels batter than sver. lt'4 ~ /.
tivclv guaranteed to cure : omlch, IAvsr
and Kidney oub'es ani rrvnr fi.,p-
points. Ptiee j0c at y. B Danforth'l dug
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 30. 1901.
THE Evening" Journal must have

THE Evening Journal must have
run out Of Ammunition yesterday.
Bill Jones must surely lave been
taking day off from his arduous
duties. Not a word. not a susges-
ton whom the tive U. S. Senators
SHOULD be. Thus far it has been up
to the Democratic newspaper writ
ers to say who should not be per-
mitted 10 hold at least Que OF, the
Scholarships. These self same
Democrats and a few so-called Re-
publicans. We're busy Tor months
telling the good sensible people of
Pennsylvania that NJ. S. Quay would
not be elected U. S. Senator. In
tact, that the old man was beaten
TO a standstil. The Legislature
met. the Quavites now control the
formation of that body. Then when
a vote was takes in the Senate and
House. it wss found that Quay had
enough votes to elect HIM. Now
Quay is Republican, but for all
that. he was called everything that
letters could spell. Even John
Wanamaker put up the fight OF his
Lille against Quay, and The men who
represented him, Wanamaker, with
all the servlle press back oil him,
who printed his advertisement back
ed him up and printed column after
column daily, to show how hopeless
Quav's chances wereof being elect
ed u. S. Senator. This is all his
tory now, aud he is now paying the
. men back in their own coin who
fought him. History repeats itself.
Reader can you read between the
lines? Something should happen
10 Delaware and that right speed
lily if the Republican party expects
to elect their ticket in Wilmington
this year. We can say and truth
fully that if two Republican L. $.
Senators are not elected. there will
be no use to held a city election.
Every office, from Mayor down, will
be filled by a Democrat. Republic
cans, how do you like tie outlook!
This is not said to scare anyone.
but it will happen as sure as the
sun rises in the East and sets in
the West. Mayor Fahey S election
was made possible by the foolish
fight, the parallel OF which is now
taking place in the General Assem-.
bly,. You don't have TO be poIi-
tician 10 cipher it out. Do you
want the same result repeated III
Wilmipgtonl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
A Grert Harrington Blaze.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass. Tan.
30.-1he Berkshire block. II four story
brick and granite structure in the center
Of this village, was burncd, causing loss
Of about $4,000 on tho building and to
its teuan,s. The blaze kept the tiremen
ut work ali day, and only the thick walls
Of the block prevented wide area Of
property destruction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Tr0Ops Sail For Home.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--General
Macarthur reports to the war depart
ment that the Hancock arrived at Manila
on the eth inst. and that the transport
Pennsylvania sailed Monday for San
Francisco with IL officers and 4S7 en-
listed men of the Thirty sixth volunteer
infantry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
-
New Passes.

New passes are bniug made out by the
Wilmington City kaiIruai compnnv md
- into effect in n few days. LIS year y
general Cut In passes wn+ mads but this
year very little change was made Tbs
company be ievts tba IL reached an equ,t-
htie distribution Inst year,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Eirat Chiuc4e Administrator,

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.--Lee Gong Yee
has been appointed the administrator Of
the estate Of Ling Shee Foo by Surr0-
gate Fitzgerald. He is the first China
man who has held such an appointment
under the laws Of this state. The ap-
plication of Lee Gong Yec has been be-
fore the surrogatc's court since last
August
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

tncks.
Puino'I celery compound las saved
Thousands cf peopis from pervuus pro :
trat'ou. 1t has made thousands well. l
has cured where overy h!ug else hns fail =
ed.
In chses of severe neural in, rhelm {.
t'sm, heat palpiirtion, dvsuepsin and ne :
vuuS treblene,s, Pune ceinry compound
is the only renaly that g0es to the root
of the trouble. | fort tlsI the weakendi
system agaInSt tao o I'll ,urders and builds
up - strong, healthy body.
lhrrn is no community in Anne lea
Wi n0uJ .O,ne I'rfeGGiy ~ ested cue IT
liver or kidney disease. chronic con-ripn-
loh, salt rh0nIn. p aglin4 tczenr, or
general ponr health by III" uAs Of Palne's
ceiery compound. Impaired strength
and unNrung nerves, made known w
mum moss OF the limbs, nt,vnu.ne x. ami
wor han al by u mslHnchniy sta . uf
'dind-all these weaknesses /" came
thlEg' of ih'. pRs5 after tahtug PaIue's
celery compound,
Nhenbver men and women work and
strive faine's ceierv compound IL re- InrI-
eu aS u g0dSeui. In shop Olfic,, 1uCa,ry,
anu dlnung tho weIry wiv's and mothers
who bhr ho burden uf domestic aur.,
Paihcs ceiery ccmp'und is D. o!uging Ito
ny strengthening eve y bodily funG, ion
aud driving Out disea ..
1t Is peerless remedy In all cases OF on
teebed nerVo, and lVul blood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Exchange Will Close Feb. q,

NEW YORK. Jan. 80. The governors
OF he New York Stock Exchange at a
special meeting held yesterday decided to
suspend business on Saturday. Feb. 2,
IN respect TO the memory Of Queen Vie.
toria, whose funeral will take place on
that day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Resolution on porters Death

The Board Of Water Comm .sion yes-
terdav afternoon pa ssl resolutions on the
death % Prpsidenh William +. Porter.
III" Button Factory viii be supplied
with water.
Noaction was taken to f1li the vaeancv
caused by be death Of Mr.. Porter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

1T is sproposed to bond New Castle
for SoO.0OO. the money 10 be used to
erect an electric light and water
plant. There is considerable op.
position 10 Londing the city at this
,lme, as It is stated that The CITY
has about ali II can do to pay its
present indebtedness. Still the
improvements are needed andshould
be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
TayJor Resolution Ont OF Order.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30--In the
senate the lieutenant governor held the
resolution offered by Senator Stillwell In.
structing the governor to recognize requi-
sition for Ex-Governor Taylor aud Secre-
,ary Of State Finley Of Kentucky should
Governor Beckham present one us being
ont of order
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Th, flSh Marksf

Powell har on his stalls in tho Third
sie" market bou Q. ,he fniiosipR fish
Whiting 'onr pnuni. for 9, cents. white
rerch, cnt f.n. s,lmon. trout. cotf.h ard
SILVER srIslz, these fsh are "arrabte 4
f'sh or money reunited He also bs- a
new consignment Uf Hnlibut
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

GAVE doctors bills by Giving fo!cy's
o.!oney and Tar to iufnnts ud chiI.
dreu III tame 10 prevcuG pn'uIn ,uIa pr
Group which are fAi,l 10 so Inauy thul,-
sad ni BAt,ts, For sale at n. B Dan.
sorth'o drug sLVre. 100 Markets. rcst.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
LuXaliye Brulnn.Q mime Tnblets,
To / old q Socia.

A social Will bs given All the Parish
houoe,f Trinity church on Thursday ev n
lng at . o'cluck. There viii DO an enler-
ihinnent OF music and II ernry, IeIres h.
neuts WI ! le served.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
General EOnrkO Dead,

ST PETERSRURG, Jan. 30--Grner
nj Gourko. one Of the most distinguished
generals Of the Russo-lurkish war. is
dead.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Dress Goods

Balance Of Black and Color
ed Dress Goods Remnants at
half-price; quantities sufficient
for waists and skirts.
A few pieces of fancy black
weaves at halfprice.
2 pieces Oxford Mixtures at
SOC from $1.O0.
One piece of plaid back Ok
ford Suiting at 75c from $3.50.
Lot otremnants of fancy silks
suitable for Innings, trimmings,
&C., all at half-price.
Lot of Misses X id Gloves at
SOC from $1.00.
Several lines of Women's
White and Natural Wool Pants
at soc from $1.00.
Printed Cashmeres for waists
and wrappers at Be from 1oc;
beautiful styles
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

THE Board of Education will be
compelled to borrow the necessary
funds needed to pay the indsbted-
ness OH the new High School BY is
suing bonds instead OF the neces-
sary certificates of Indebtedness,
which they had started out to do.
The certificates would not be taken
unless bearing at least 5 per cent
interest, while the bonds could be
placed as low as 3 per cent. Two
ger cent would make quite a differ
ence in the interest charges on the
$50, 900 worth OF securities to be
put on the market by the Board.
Thirty-hv hundred dollars will
thus be saved in interest alone the
FIRST year by issuing bonds. The
bill has had one reading i'll the
House and we have not heard any
more OF it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

Jos, c. LUGEE, Superintendent of
the Wilmington City Hallway Com
pany, who has retired from this
position, which he has held for a
short time only, was presented by
the employees of the Company with
a handsome silver tea set. He IS
held i'll high esteem by the men who
took this way oil showing it. He
is the most popular superintendent
the Company ever had and is we'll
liked by all who ever met him
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Carnegie Library For Chattanooga

CHATTANOUITA, Jan. 3U.--ThG clty
council at its next meeting will accept
the recent offer of Andrew Carnegie to
give this city public library. The dona-
ton will be $50.0O0. and the city will
appropriate 5000 for the maintenance
OF the library.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

THE Senate has given notice that
it will not accept any more business
after February 18th and has sent
the JOINT resolution 10 .he House for
its concurrence. This should hur.
ry up those WHO may have bulls 10
present 10 the Legislature. Tney
also have gwen notice that they
will ad ourn sine die on March lst,
making the 6O davs session,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
COrSetS

The following we'll. known
makes at soc. from $l.0O, R. e.
e., Cresco, Amorside, W. B.,
Sonnette, all high grade goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

The 1"vvC ,nrt met Yesterday afternoon
at s.W . ct0ck aud alter n wait Of mn h1ur
adjou ted busiue's being tran acted,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
To Cure q Cold In one Day.

Take axat!vo Bromo Qninine Tablsts
All druHgists refund the mohev II 1t fails
to cure. n. W. GrUvss signature 10 on
every boz.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

JUDGE GAsKlLL, of New Jersey,
says the slot machines shall 20 in
his jurisdiction. He refused 10 re-
new any of the aloon mems licenses
who had slot machines in their
Places. Wilmington had numerous
machines working full tune and
over time in this CITY, but they have
nearly all been taken out ny ordar
Of the police department.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

THE anti-sereen bill is expected
to be acted upon in the Senate to.
day. 1t passed the House OH Nom
dav with several votes TO spare.
The Democr ATTIC Legislature passed
this bill several years ago at the
instance OF the temperance people.
The law has been given u good
trial and has never done what
those interested IN having it passed
by the Legislator claimed 1t would.
There has been steady increaae
in the consumption OF liquor since
the law ordering the screens down
from the saloon window went into
effect in this city. The only way
to stop the consumption Of liquor is
to stop manufacturing it. When
will that take place!
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. !Iiynrs nave rvtiirn.
cd from f kton, Md, whcry tuey attend.
"a he luuoial vi an uuris.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
ON SATURDAY,
THE I'd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1901,

the following described personal property,
VIZ:
One hundred pounds loose, glue, 100
pounds loose mica, twenty-five pounds
loose zinc, white. One-quarter OF car or
tag clay, seven casks clay. two barrels
glue, four bags deXtrine, 429 rolls raw
stock, thirty casks OF color, two barrels
god gum, lot OF empty barrels, lot of
empty buckets, one pair scales, 1850
pounds bronze powder. one-half carload
wrapping paper. five barrels mica. TWO
barrels zinc white, four and a-half bar
rels glue, lot print rollers, one office safe,
office table, chairs. etc, fifty gallons OF
machine oil. lot Of buckets, keg and bar
rel containing color and bronze, TWO
trucks and lot of tools.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Thomas & Davis Co. cor
poraton under the laws Of New Jersey,
and to be sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. SNe"iT.
Sherif's OFFICE. WILMINGTON, Delaware.
January 70, 1901.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

GhkkIFF'S sALE--nT VIRTUE OF A
writ of .Levari Facias. to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the
Iuurl tiOuse on Aarksl street between
TeI;n and Eleventh streets IN Ihs city
or Wilmington New Castle county,
ana State of Delaware.
ON MuNi AY.
THE 4TH LAY OF FEB UARY. 1901,
at 10 o'cluck u, m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Hair InSOles.

eWEATY / EFT. Preparation IL . necs&
cary wuste which beneti " the Wy stem by 81.
rr.ing lIvi son. but ~ soils aud MAKES an irrt.
liant OF anything worn on the body II Hair
lusoles are worn through the day, moisture
from the feet will drain through the top or
hu.r part. ieavingI dry and at night viii bs
iUund III The b 1t ON Of che sols. whi b will
bs wet. HAIR VIII MT hoid moisture, but
tio,h ana leather Will. Shoes -o..ei by per
sp.ratlon irritats the feet and cause tror bies.
Precipitation Is mos. constant in the feat be.
cause the pores are lary r and more capable
ri absorption. ant relief Is had at once by
wearing Hair nsoleI. Rhsulnttics, lnvali Is
and Others vii lioDGain great h-ip from these
lnsolns, which ease and harden The feet "
keeping them dry and revealing irritation.
They maze u spriuaJ cu+h,Un arl nreysnL
jar IN wa.ktn, aud lake tine place OF rubber
heels. rrice los. per pstr. For sale only by
T. James Belt, Druggist,
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

Flannel Waists
Beautifully made, correct in
everyway, Sc styles So; $3.50
styles 1926.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
EVERY WOMAN NEEDS
The Ladies' World,
The best, cbeapes', brightest and most
prac,cai. LADIES' :1asaziue publish
ed In America

Each ipsre cop ms from "a to 80 larys
rnsrs s,le HhTr.r's Bazar and 10 enc. oscd
IN a han nlsome en- sraved rGver the des;.n Of
wuich - changed with every number. AMI is
beautifully printed IN soioiL lie circu,ation
II annrBn Ii, II AREA y en- ers he homes o.
over w, w hUussw wives an mother. aud 10
rapidly r"aehlng cut toward the half MI. ,Un
mark. 1t = liked by women svtrvwhe 10. An |
should bs Tsgu.a. visitor ~ every Ameri.
rap home.