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MERCHANTMEN.
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A 9. johnson. Am schr.. Segelhorst
Newcastle for Eleeie- Anchored cut
side July s.
Aloha. Am schr-. Frye, San Francisco
July s.
Alex Mcneil. Am b., Jorgensen. New
castle, June -.
Annie ". Campbell. Am sch, Smith
Port Gamble. June -
Battle Abbey. Br bk.. McGhie. New.
castle, June
Benicia. Am. bk-, Bores. San Francis
co. June 81.
Colon. Am. stmr-. Mackinnon. Port
Los Angeles, July 8.
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Francisco. July }.
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castle. June 80. capt Davis died at
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Newcastle, June 2
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July 4th.
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castle. June %.
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July /.
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Francisco. June 90.
Gen1 Fairchild. Am. bk-, Ellis, New
castle, June 5.
Gov ROBBIE. Am. sp.. Harrington. New
castle, June 2.
Hawaiian. Am. stmr., Banfield. San
Francisco. July s.
Haydn Brown. Am. blk, Aspenwali,
Ladysmith. July S.
Helene. Am. SCH. Christianson. San
Francisco. July 4th.
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castle. June %.
Jessie Miner. Am. sch, Whitney. Eu-
reKs July 4th.
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John c. Potter. Am sp., Louretzen.
Tacoma. June IL.
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castle, June II.
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castle, June TO-
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VESSELS IN soRT.

ARMY AND NAvY
U. s ting IroquoIs. Pond. Midway lsl.
and. August s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
BAXTER DIED ),
FOR LOVE.
Carl Harris and Ills Handsome Bride Are Now In
This City Stopping at The Clayton House.

Horace Baxter is a corpse In
North Adams, Mass, while the OBJ
ject Of his love, Mrs. Carl Harris,
nee Miss Beatrice Smith, Of Troy,
N. Y, is stopping at the Clay ton
House, this city, with her husband,
who Is here with the frankie Stock
Company now fulfilling an engage.
meut at the Opera House.
When a reporter Of the REpUBL1-
CAN called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
RE at the eClayton House, Mrs. Har-
rs said:
.ltis true that Mr.. Baxter COM
mitted suicide 10 North Adams
when he heard ! was married to
Mr.. Harris. We had been eng aged
for two years, but l aid not love
him. l liked him as a friend, but
became. engaged TO him solely to
satisfy the families. He was rich,
and his family and my family caus.
ed the engagement. He had been
one OF Roosevelt's rough riders and
had made threats that unless l
married him l would never marry
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
Sheriff Sells Property.

Sheriff Mcdaniel sold four proper.
ties at the Court House at ten o'clock
this morning.
The first to come under the ham.
mer was that Of John J. Kennedy at
Tenth and Adams Streets. The buyer
was George Brown, the property be-
ing knocked down 10 him for $25, 90,
The property Of NJ. J. Lewis at
Newport was also sold to Mr.. Brown
for $400. =
The property Of L. #. Jackson
in East Lake went tu David Helm.
hardt for $500 and that OF William
Schneider, at Eighth and Wilson
Streets to NJ. r. Goldberg for $3.50.
The sale was called dy Auctioneer
Stidham,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
GREAT WILD HORSE HUNT,
an expedition Sent TO Central Asia
by Noted Dealer in wild
Bensts

In recrnt years the catching of wild
animals for geological parks and cir
cllses has by no means deteriorated
as an industry. In July of last year
Carl Hagenbeck, of Hamburg, the
wild animal dealer, sent an expedi-
ton to Mongolia for specimens of the
wild horse to be found there, reports
the New York Sun.
The special kind of wild horse TINT
Mr.. Hagenbeck was after was more
than usually swift and elusive, and
to overcome the difficulties in the
way of its capture his men hired
seven troops of Kirghiz horsemen.
numbering about 1000 in all, and
mounted on animals almost as swift
as the wild horses.
The latest reports received here
are that the agents have secured 48
colts, nearly equally divided between
males and females. Brood mares had
to be taken along, one for each colt.
to serve as adopted mothers for the
young captives.
When the expedition gets out of
Mongolia it vii! have to travel more
than two months through a rough
country before il reaches the nearest
station on the Central Siberian rail
way. After that the captive horses
will have to travel by rail nearly 2, 800
miles to reach Hamburg.
Several of the captives have been
sold already. it is said, at about S. 500
a par, prIc" that will buy a pretty
good hIoud"d horse of almost th.
best domestic stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
ENGLISH NAVAL DISCIPLINE.
remarkable Grasp Of Minor Details
Displayed by Superior
Officers,

The commander of battleship in
the mediterranean squadron the 9TH
er day saw reason to suspect that a
mourning band worn by one of the
midshipmen was too broad. He took
the MILDLY into his cabin, measured
the mourning band himself, found
that it was something like a quarter
OF an inch too wide, and punished the
young gentleman by stopping a weeks
leave. a few weeks later, saws
writer in London Truth, the eagle eve
OF this same officer detected micro
scopic portion of Il civilian waistcoat
protruding below the monkey Jacket
of one of his officers. The officer was
wearing the waistcoat for the sake of
warmth, the weather being chilly at
the time. The commander, having
harangued him for some minutes on
the error of his ways, made the officer
remove his monkey jacket and walk
up ana down he battery and the quar-
terdeck in that condition, and then
sent him below, to the no small amuse.
ment OF all the members of the ship's
company. who were looking on at the
time, This way of treating an officer
hardly seems to me conducive to the
maintenance of discipline At the
same time. it must be great source
OF satisfaction to all of us that the
SHIPS by means of which britannia
rules The waves are commanded by
men wit such rcmarkab Bile powers Of
Wis on and such a remarka bic grasp
of 'he minor details on which the eff
cheney OF feet depend.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
}. A, Van Antwerp Dead.


Washington. Dec. 3l.-James S.
Van Atwerp, a newspaper corra-
spondent. died at 2 O'Clock this
morning from complication Of dlt
seases. Mr. Van Antwerp was or.
iginally from New York. but lived
in Iowa and Wisconsin for several
years previous to his coming 10
Washington, 1889. During his ca
reer here he represented the Phila.
delphla Evening Bulletin the
San Francisco Examiner" tho
Minneapolis "Journal," the Mil
waukee "Wisconsln." the Seattle
"Times, the Richmond "Timet
aud Leader the Los Angeles.
"llerald and the Duluth IIe.ald.'
lie leaves widow and one child.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
PEST HOUSE
mot ACCEPTED.
When It Is, there Will
Be No Cause For
Complaint.

Several persons who are directly in.
terested In the building or the new
pest house at Farnhurst are very In.
dignaht over the insinuations cast
at them by the newspapers during
the past few days.
"As a matter OF fact, said one of
these gentlemen this morning, "the
building is not yet com pleted and will
not be accepted BY Architect Rice for
at least two weeks
When 1t is finished and he has ac-
cepted it for the Trustees Of the Poor
you may rest assured that there, will
be no cause for complaint.
The reason the walls are damp Is
because they are green and have not
yet had time to dry out, nor has there
been any fire In the building"
Architect Rice says that when the
plans were given to him to draw, he
was instructed to do away with as
much exposed wood as possible.
The windows and door jams are
therefore cement and not wood as in
other buildings.
1t is told by many people, that plas-
ter holds disease germs and when the
necessity for pest house arose it was
deemed best to do away with plaster
and laths so the wallswere cemented.
10 A graud juror who SAID be did
not care to be quoted, said this
morning that he never heard any
talk in that body Of condemning the
building aud If any such PROPOSE.
tion had been broached 1t must
have been when he wss not pres.
eut. He did not believe, however.
that such was the fact.
The contractor and architect say
that when the building is com.
pleted and turned over to the
county, there will be nothing found
In its construction TO " warrant criti.
cism. Both are men with reputa- |
lions and it would not be to their
interest to put up building that
would add the least tarnish 10 that |
reputation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31

any one el&e.
While visiting my grandparents
10 Pittsfeld, Mass, last September
l saw Mr.. Harris playing in the
orchestra during a performance in
the Opera House. 1t was case Of
love at first sight. We were intro.
duced and the affection was mutual.
We we're married on Nov. 4th, at
Corning, N. Y. We are as happy
as happy can be"
Mr.. Harris also stated how hap.
pv he was and believed it was
case Of romantic true love. He did
not know that his wife and Baxter
had been eng aged. He fell 10 love
with the belle Of Troy, and pressed
his suit with the result that they
were married, as stated above.
There was nothing but honorable
work on hIs part in winning the
love Of the young girl, who now
shares his Joys and sorrows. They
hope to lead happy and prosperous
lives.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
81
BEAVER TAIL soup.N
a Michigan Lumber Camp Delicacy
That Amazed and Pleased
= Marylander,

although ! am Marylander, and
an Eastern Shore one at that" said
Chauncey +. Raynor, reports the New
York Sun, "and consequently know
what good things to eat are, want
to tell you that I'll have to take of my
hat to the lumber camp cook of the
upper Michigan peninsula as the dis
coverer, fabricator and dispenser of a
dish that knocks the Eastern Shore
cuisine silly. And that rare lumber
camp dish is beaver tail soup.
II was with Col. Park, of Columbus,
o., deer hunting in the Rainy lake re-
gion of Michigan one fall. We lived at
lumber camp boarding shanty.
There were signs of beaver at the
upper end of the lake, and trapper
succeeded in trapping one of the willy
dam builders.
when the beaver was brought into
camp the camp cook went nearly wild.
And so did the lumbermen when they
heard the news. All because they had
been trying to trap beaver for weeks;
not for its fur but for its tail, as they
were pining, they said, for beaver all
soup.
The cook took that broad append
age of the beaver, mailed like an arma-
dll!o' took from it the underlying bone
and meat. and from it made such a
soup as never came from any other
stock. at the beck of the most expert
and scientific chef that ever put ket-
tie on.
we could do the same thing. and
perhaps better, on the Eastern Shore,
but we lack one thing. We haven't
got the beavers to yield us their tails"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
Champion Corn ttusker

There have been contests for all
sorts OF championships buiIproba ably
the first to claim the corh-husliing
championship is Thomas Trnmp
OF Boothwvn Delaware County Pa.
lie claims to have husked 100 bush
els in seven hours. including cutting
down the shocks, tying up the fod-
der and setting 1t up again. Mr..
Trump says: "Havng seen in a
newspaper where a man In Blair
County husked large amount in
one day and claims the champion
ship OF that county. | would like
to try pegs with him for the cham.
pionship of the State. Notless than
800 ears to be husked to odecde Who
the winner is. or days husking
will be just satisfactory. There is
plenty of corn still standing IN this
county and it would not De hard to
determine who is champion. Chal-
lenges should be address sed to
Thomas II. Trump, Boothwyn, Del
aware County. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
Contract for Ten Yeara.

So faras the Directors Of the Street
and Sewer Department are concerned
the agony over-the contract for light
ing the streets Of the city of Will
mington. At the meeting this morn
the contract was closed with the COM
panies for arc and Welsh back lights.
The contracts will be presented to
Mayor Fisher this afternoon and
he may refuse to sign them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
CHRISTMAS Z
EXERCISES,

Interesting Christmas entertain.
ments were given in several OF the
churches last evening by the Sun.
day Schools and the programs were
all enjoyed by the grown people
present, az well as well az the lit
tie folk.
At Rodney Street Presby terian
Church fine program was given
under the direction OF J. Frank
Avars. The children Of the School
did excellently. Rev. w. r. Lewis
the pastor Of the church, spoke
briefly.
Asbury M. Z. Church was crowd
ed last evening with congrega-
tion which showed its appreciation
OF cast presented. and Kew II. 8.
Dulaney, the pastor, is delighted
with the way the congregation ap.
preciated bis efforts.
The Infant Schooi and instruct.
ors, Chorister w. B. Gem, Orches.
ira and the School delighted the
audleace with choice music. Five
hundred snd fifty boxes Ui coufec-
tlonary were given to the School
and one hundred more to make COM
pllments. and will be distributed
next Sunday. Beautiful and use.
ful presents were made to various
persons. Miss Ollie Ainsworth
was received the Gold watch prize
for bringing the largest number Of
new scholars. Miss Clara West
was second and deserves great
credit. A Superior Teachers
Bible was ordered for ChoristeT
Gem which is expected 10 arrive to
day. Superintendent Bothsm was
in his glory.
Saw" the vcntriloquist was the
main feature Of the Christmao en- =.
tertainment at West Presbyterian
Church last night. His feats throw
ing his voice aud his limitations
were marvellous.
DR.. Keigwin opened the program
with short address.
A slight of hand performance did
many interesting tricks and furnished
much amdsement. At the close Of
,he exercises an Offering was lifted
'or the Baird Memorial Mission.
At Rodney Presbyterian church the
'de to the old bell by Miss Ethel Wal.
icr was a feature. of the entertain.
Dent.
The old bell of the Rodney Street
hapel which was lost for a number
If years was recently found and the
PASTOR, the Rev. DR.. Lewes wrote an
de which he dedicated to it, and
which Miss Walker recited. The bell
vas the centre of the decorations last
vening. Candy was distributed at
he close of the entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
LETTER EROT N,IGlNiA
Mrs Downing OF ACC 0mac County Appre
catce Win nglo Institution
fier son Recent Graduate

feel that | must write to thank
you for thc Kindness and interest yoU
have taken in my som, Dorsey, during
his stay at 'oidey College.
/ wish 10 THANK lnu lorthc position
you secured FOR him the very minute
he completed his commercial course.
J feet that | rauupt say enough III be.
half Of the College. | talk Guldcv
prepare fora business life.
[signrd Mrs. T.. ". Downing.
kcllar station.
Arcpmac Co., Va.
The letter printed above was receive
ed this m"rIing by the principal Of
GOdey College, and shows how much
the patrons Of the College appreciate
the services rendered them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
Too Much Turkey,

As the result OF eating too much
Christmas turkey and other good
things, many people are suffering
with acute indigestion and dIarrhoea.
A medlca! doctor sad this morning
that he had been called upon to at
tend no less than hundred cases Ia
the last few days.
There are many people suffering
with the grip and several severe cases
have ran into pneumonia. =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
BALTIMORE: AND OtiOR, r, ~
New Years Parade and Demonstration.
philadelphia, Pa. 90,

For the accommodation Of personsde-
string to witness the New Years pa-
rade and demonstration in Philadel.
phia, the Baltimore T. Ohio n. r.
Company will hold train No. 30.
scheduled to leave Philadelphia al
ll.35 December 81, until l. Is a. m.,
January !, 1902. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
DOTS.

William G. Mahaffy has been
named as a commissioner by
Judge Bradford to find the dam
age to the British Steamship
Glenochil. The damages will be
divided between the Steamship
and Hughes Bros and Bangs,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
In 3ridnetOn

The Brookfeld Glass Company,
of Brooklyn, N. Y. is negotiating
for the purchase of the plant Of
the Cohansey Glass Manufacturing
Company at Bridgeton. The Brook
lyn concern must give up its pre-
sent location at the end of the
year, and is anxious to locate in
Bridgeton. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
GOLOEi COLLEGE REOPeNiNO.
0oldey Col eye Of this City, Begins the
New Year Thursday klurning. January
and. An Incl eased Enrolment.

ana. An Incl eased Enrolment.
The enrolment of students at Col
dey College for the New year shows
an increase. This morning the en-
rollment was equal to that of the en-
tire month of January of last year,
and considerable number of new
students will enroll during the remain
der of this week. New students also
continue to enroll during all of Janu.
ary, so that by the close of that
month, the enrolment will be far
ahead Of that of any former January.
This shows an increased interest edu-
cation. an in the special work done by
Goldey College. Goldey College re-
opens Thursday morning of this week.
There will be students in attendance
from s states.
During the fall Improvements have
been mahe in the courses of study,
which comprise a thorough CONNER
cial and stenographers education.
The business practice department
of the commercial course has recei we'd
special attention. Books to the value
of S35 have been placed in the school,
bank and, many additions have been
made to the Wholesale, Commission,
Real Estate and Transportation office
Professor MacDougall, who has charge
of this department, is practical and
expert bookkceper, and is conycrsant
with the most improved methods of
accounting.
The shorthand department is under
the direction of Professor Fuller, the
noted expert stenographer, The de-
lnrtmonl is equipped with all modern
the aim being to introduce
every improvement known to the
shorthand profession.
Persons living outside Of Whining
tan may obtain full information about
the College by writing to principrl
II. 5. Goldey for the new catalogue
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
Tkird Term rlay oraJIty Predicted

: Lewis Del., Dec. 30.-The annual mu
nlcipal election will DO hold hero next
Saturday. There are strong ipdicati on.
that DR.. J. 7. Thompson Will be re elect
cd Mayor for the third rm. Commits
toner Charles V. Jones from District No.
IL. and Commissioner Manning from
District No. l4,will saoh bs 70 elected.
An assessor for one year will also be
chosen,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
ROOters Wanted.

The basket ball team of the
Y. M. G. A. will go to Baltimore
on next Saturday week, to play the
Y. M. c. A. team of that city. The
home team would like a number of
friends to accompany them to do
the yelling
The Baltimore boys will play a
return game in this city on the 18th
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
Raising Haros

A gentleman, residing near Ken.
nett Square, Pa, brought l3 pairs
of Belgian hares to our market which
be sold for $3.50 pair. lilo raises
them for the market. Their flesh 10
finer and better eating than the Wild
rabbit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31

C0ROPOsALs FOR DELAWARE STATE
j HOSPITAL AT FAkNHURST
Sealed proposals will! be received by the
trustees for the following supplies TOR the
months Of January, February, March and
April. 1909, viz:
Groceries, bread, beef, veal and mutton
tdry goods clothing, shoes, crockery, drugs
and milk,
Bids for beef will be on fore and hnd.quar
ters, out Of cattle well fatted and dressing not
less than 500 pounds. The kidney fat to be ex-
cluded in the bid for headquarters.
Bids for"veal TO be on the whole animal. tho
calves TO be we'll fatted and dressing not less
than ninety.six pounds
Bids for mutton to be on the whole animal
the sheep to be well fatted and dressing not loss
than thirty ak pounds.
0Bids for milk will be receiv ed for one year.
Tho milk must bs delivered at such times as
ordered and must equal the pie furnished
by the bidder.
An supplies to be delivered at the hospital
free of charge, and In such quantities as may
be ordered by the superintendent
Blank forms of proposals and envelopes will
be furnished to those who address DR.. William
H. Hancker, Farnhurst, Delaware. No bids
will be considered unless made on said blanks,
and In the manner there designated.
The bids will be opened at the hospital Mt
1880 a M, Thursday, January I'd. 1907.
Contracts will be awarded to the best bidders.
The trustees reserve the right to reject bids
not deemed to the interest OF tho institution.
Samples may be seen by applying at the hos
pital. WILLIAM H. HANCKER,
1t Superintendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31

Bisbee, ArIz., Dec 81. News hax
reached here of the killing Of George
Ashton and Cam Bcnningtield, cat
tlemen, by Mexican wood choppers
in the Hunchuos Mountains. The
trouble grew out Of BenningGeld's
effort to demonstrate with the Mexi.
cans. who were shooting holes iu
his tent. Tho Mcxicans escaped to
the border line pursued by the dead
Cattlcmen's friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-31
Steamer Wrecked. 10 Drowned.

Hongkong, Dec. 3!.-The German
steamer Clara was wrecked today
near IIal-Hau, on the strait of Hal.
Nan. Captain Ulderup, the chief
officer, chief engineer, second engi.
neer, four European passengers and
eleven Chinese are missing. Forty.
two persons were saved by the French
steamer, lIanoi.