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The sun., 1901-09-12
LAST EXCURSION SUNDAY.
The Republic Will Then Round Out
Very Successful Season.

Sunday, September Is, will close the
season of the popular Steamer Republic.
She will make her last trip to Cape May
and return ON that day. Great throngs
nave taken advantage of the reduced
rate of so cents, and the Republic has
consequently been carrying large parties
of delighted excursionists. 1t is expected
that Sundays excursion will prove II
fitting climax to Il very successful sea-
son. The famous pleasure craft, despite
the untoward weather conditions, was
fortunate in doing fine business NIL
through the summer months. Her list Oi
special excursions was larger and more
representative than ever before. Her
management WAS simply faultless, AZ
iundreds of written and verbal express
ions of praise prove. The Republic,
affairs, aboard and ut the company,
,ilice, have been conducted in Il safe
orderly, busincss-likc manner, inspiring
'Onfidence and winning popular favor
And the man who merits u full mcastr,
II credit for the Republics splendi,
ecord in these all-important respects il
'Iptain l.. III. Zone. the thoroughly cx
.ericnce and very able general manages
# the Cape May Steamboat Company
| His quiet but clever control of the hi.
poat has produced the most gratifyin;
results, and the Republic will cons,'
lucntly finish the season of 1901 NOR,
firmly entrenched than ever in puhli
favor. besides proving an cmincntly salts
| factory business investment.
The sun., 1901-09-12
General Markets.

New York, Sept. II.
FLOUR-Statc and western dull and about
steady; Minnesota patents, $3.70ai winter
Straights, &.3Oa3,i5; winter extras, 80. .5Oa2 so;
winter patents, S3B5a3.s5.
WHEAT Opened firm ON the crop report, but
eased of under big receipts and poor rcspons,
from cables; October, "A ll.l6a7i44c.; December,
20 9l6s7d l3lGc.
RiE-Quirti state, 65a56c, c. 1. T., New York
cariots- No. western. GO1Rc., T. 0. b., ahoat
CORS-Opcned strong on the crop report, but
also eased of under rcaizing December, G2Aa
62ssc; May. dSi2aG3Ac.
oATs-Quiet, hut steady; track white, state,
SsizatIc.; track, white, western, 3slaai7c
PoHR-firm; mess, Si5.7jal6. IS; family, SIC Is
ALI.
LARD-Stcady; prime western steam, O.72hc
BUTFER-Steady state dairy, 1ialslRc.; cream.
cry l5i2a2Olac
CHEEsE-Cn Unsettled, fancy large, colorcd. s% 4
s1sc.; fancy. large, white. s24as7sc.; fancy small,
colored, 9lac; fancy, small white, 0Ac.
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylvania, lSa2Oc ;
western. candled, l7aIsc.
sUGAH-Raw quiet; fair refining, 3Ac.; cen.
trifugai, W test 3atc.; refined steady; crushed,
5.76c. powdered J35c.
TCRPENTlNE- Steady at 36laa37e.
hoLAsSfs Steady; New Orleans 35a42c
RICE Steady; domestic. 4Aa6Ac.; Japan, 4%c.
TALLoW-steady; city, 5hc.; couatry. 5Ssa
6Ec.
hAY-Firm; shipping. ooa65c. good to choice.
S0asbc.
The sun., 1901-09-12
OUR INTERESTS SAFE,
Conditions In South America Not In
iniicnI to Emitted States

CONDITIONS IN sOuth America Not In
iniicnI to Emitted states.
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE navy de
partment has received report by
mail from Commander Sargent Of the
Machias, dated Sept. 2, which is in
line with his cable report concerning
conditions In South America. lie says
ther" is no danger to American inter
csts, but that II bad condition of af
FAIRS exists in Colombia and Venezuela.
lie goes into details of the insurrpc-
tions and the bitter feeling existing
hctw"cn Col0mbians and Nenezuelans.
The department also has received a
dispatch stating that the gunboat
Ranger, which was ordered TO San
Francisco Immediately upon the ar
rival of the battlcship Iowa ut Pan
ANA. left the latter port yesterday on
her trip north. The Ranger was hur-
ricd to Panama to meet possible cmer-
gencies in that quarter, but now that
the Iowa has arrived ut that port thu
presence Of the Ranger is considered
unnecessary.
The sun., 1901-09-12
TRUSTEES NAMED.
hancery and Orphans Courts Hold
Short Sessions.

The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Co. was named as trustee for Catharinc
Temple of West Chester in place of John
X. Bradford, deceased, by Chancellor
Nicholson yesterday. Crawford Ran.
kin was appointed trustee for fund q
$500 devised under the will Of El!n
Graham for the Improvement of burial
grounds at White Clay Greek Church.
The injunction case of Benjamin +
Clcaves against several parties involv
ing 81 400, was postponed until the ncNi
sitting of the chancellor. Adjournment
was taken until October 1th
In Orphans Court, Judge Spruanc'
appointed Edwin T. Denny guardian
Of Sophia Denny and Anna NJ. Wilson
guardian of Dorothy c. Wilson. ConrI
adjourned until September 18th.
The sun., 1901-09-12
New Mark by DeutscbI,ud

The Hamburg-.American Line steam
err Deutschland has broken her rec
ord and made the passage between
New York and plymouth. Eng, in
S days II hours and minutes, at
an average speed of a3.5t knots au
hour over 4 distance of 3,0s2 knots
The vessels highest days run was
b55 knots. This establishes a new
eastward speed record. The highest
previous eastward speed record was
made by this steamer June 10, when
she maintained an average speed of
23.3s knots per hour. The highest
days run of 557 knots is also an east
ward record. The best previous
days record going east, 552 knots,
was made by the Deutschland in Au-
gust Of last year.
The sun., 1901-09-12

In anticipation Of a long strike the
National Lodge officers of the Amalga-
mated Association have decided to APP
peal for financial aid. and the following
circular has been prepared and is be-
ing sent cut to the general public:
.'As you are undoubtedly aware the
United States Steel Corporation is now
waging II war against organized labor
by making the Amalgamated Associa-
tion the subject on which to begin oper-
ations. AT our, last convention it WIS
unanimously decided to ask the United
States Steel Corporation, when settling
its annual scales with the Amalgainated
Association, that they sign or recognize
the scale of the A. A. in'all their mills.
When the matter was broached, the r.
quest was peremptorily refused. After
the holding of several conferences the de-
mand of our organization was modified
so as to take in only the mills OF three
of their constituent companies, viz: The
American Sheet Steel Company, Aniari-
cait-Tin Plate Company, and the Amesi-
can Steel Hoop Company, wi ere local
lodges had been formed, and whore the
mcr We're very desirous of being union
men, and are now out on strike for recos-
milton.
''In the conferences which We're neld
by representatives of the United States
Steel Company, and Of the A. A., the
Representatives of the United States
Stee! C.mpany's only arguments Were
that they did not desire the Amnlga-
mated Association to become too power.
flil. and that they should hold the bal
ance Of power. Later conferences were
held with the heads of the United States
Steel Company. who submitted n pro
position that we only sign f'r the mills
signed last year. with the exception Of
the sheet mills in Salisbury and Scott
The sun., 1901-09-12
Action Against Ticket s.nI.ers

Cleveland, o.. Sept. II. - Attorneys
for the Lake shore road have secured
temporary injunction against forty
thrrc ticket brokers doing business in
this city. The order Of the court re-
strains the ticket brokers from buying.
selling, exchanging or transferring amy
Lake Shore tickets that were iSsiird ON
account of the G. 4. r. cncamnmrnt.
Ihey are also enjoined from inducing
Others TO conduct such ticket brokerage.
Thr plaintiff put NJ Il S1.OD0 bond. Thn
u'E"' brokers have retained attorneys
y ~ E!' light the ease hard. Thc MEX
= ! IL '''i tn Pennsylvania will
bring siLhila. junction suits.
The sun., 1901-09-12
OLD AND NEW SALE.
In October for Benefit of Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
The Managers Make Suggestions to
Housekeepers About Articles
to Donate,

The homeopathic Hospital managers
have decided 10 have their old and
New Sale" from Saturday, October 5th.
to Saturday. October 18th. People are
back from the ScaShore and mountains
and it is housecleaning time preparatory
to resuining the activities of the winter
season In the renovation which accom-
panieS this season numerous articles oi
furniture and clothing are found to hr
III the way, and the Storeruon or cellar
ofttimcs becomes their destination. ODD.
and ends of hats and trimmings Whit
have accumulated in some closet: bric-n
hrac long since discarded: shoes, too
much worn to wear, and too good to
throw away. such things are the despair
of many a housckcclcr..
OF course il is generally the old which
the llOuSckccper is ready to discard
but the managers make nu limitation
upon the donors and will gladly receive
furniture. Or millinery, ar bric-a-hrac, or
shoes, Of til" latest and newest makes
and i'll the most perfect conditin. y tell
phone message to tbs hospital or Il pos.
tai card addressed to the trnnsportatio"
committee ut the hospital will bring t.
the sender a vehicle to carry away What
ever things are contributed. \ maitrg
OF convenience, the committee Mcu.d prc
fer not to receive donations until within
Il week or 50 of the sale, but III case an.
nnc wishes to get rid of Snlcablc art
clcS sooner than that time. tine manager,
will sec that they alc removed and hrlt
for the sale.
After collecting the goods they will u,
exposed For sale iii various department.
in order to make it easy for the intend
ing pure ohasCr To secure tho desired ~
ticleS. III the changes If houScclranin.
many houschodcls will find the need y
various articles. Il chair To match TIL
rest of the furniture in II room. or
piece Of hric-a-hrac to cover some corner
Then too. there may he a rced of warn
wearing apparel for Il person with
short pockctbook. All these needs mn
be supplied at q very low price at tin
sale of The Old and the New
In addition to the suggestions arcad
made. il has been suggested that mrI
chants have articles which they hay
found il impossible almost to sell. an
that by giving such articles for the snl,
they help worthy object and give tIci
active business more room. G,rccclit
ami dry goods are among the thin.
which will be received as donation,
Old IRON ruhl ~ ami gas fixtures III
other articles which might not sugge>
themselves to n householder. and v,
which will he acceptable for this snln.
The money which may bc made at IT,
sale is r. b. for the benefit Of the noSp
tai. which like most institutions Of il
character is generally ever in need
funds. Last year the patients numhrrr
3l5. an excess of 100 over the plrviot
year. indicating great growth in ~
work. With such an object, HE man:
gers solicit th" aid Of the citizens
Wilmington in achieving success /
their sale.
The sun., 1901-09-12
PUBLIC MAY HELP
LABOR'S STRUGGLE
Local Lodge Will Receive Subscriptions for
the Assistance of the Amalgamated
Association Strikers.

dale, which were signed for the yeai
previously. Their proposition was :,
jected, as it meant that the Ama'g ga
mated Association would merely have {,
remain in quiescent state, while they
were expanding and adding to their non
union pos sessions.
They are waging fight for the ex
termination of the Amagamated Ass0
bine, n principle. which they have demon
stratcd to the people of the Unite,
States. they desire themselves and s,
persistently refuse to grant MS. 1ni
blow is not alone directed ut the An nj
ganlated Association, bat Mt organize,
labor in general, and should they SUI,
ceed IN defeating the A. A.. il will aifrc
every organized body in the Unite
States.
$40 succeed in this struggle, it will b
necessary to seek the aid OF every organ
lied body as well as the general public
whose sympathies we know are witt. u
in the present struggle. To this end W
ask that you give us your moral an'
financial aid. A liberal response flan
cially will materially assist us in r
ductirg victorious campaign for ;
principle which, is the unalienable ris',
of every American freeman.
II YOU desire to aid the Amalga
mated Association in the present struggl
financially, all money should he f,rward
cd to John Williams. secretary-t 'eas
urer, Bissell block, Pittsburg. Pa.
'llespectfully you's,
st. J. Shaffer, President.
"Jchn Williams. Sec. TREAS.
IN. +. Tighe, Asst Sec.
Rcn. I. Davis, Journal Mgr.
Delaware Lodge. No. 1. of the ANA
gnmatcd Association. will receive sui
scriptions from the public.
The sun., 1901-09-12
More Trouble In Armenia.

constantinoplc, Sept. l1.-Ffty Ar.
menian reyelutionists, according to
Turkish reports, recently set fire to the
Mussulnlan quarters mt Mush. Turkish
Armenia, where lighting afterward oc-
cured, the Armenians retiring toward
Sassoun. II is also reported that
Armcnians and Turks blew M the
barracks ut Sassoun Sept. :, where
5000 tropS were stationed, ana TINT a
state of panic prevailed. Such Turk.
isl reports have previously been fore.
runners OF masslcres of Armenians,
ana It Is generally apprehended by
on-Mussillmans here that massacres
have already taken place.
The sun., 1901-09-12
action to Recover soas.5e.

Robert II. TAYLOR, George K. Town
send and Samlcl II. Bayuard sat Ms frrrl-
crs in Magistrate SassrS court Iast
night 10 hear testimony III thr ease Of
Edward j. Caldwin vs. Charles Cheshire.
III" action WAS brought by Caldwin to
recover S233.59 on nine promisary notes
issued by Cheshire As action for moi
over 5000 can bc brought in magfs-
tratr'S court there We're two separate
suits. Ono for eight notes Of $25 encl,
and one for $S3.59 After herring tcsti
monv for over two hours the ease wua
continued nntil Friday night i. Franl;
Ball represented the plaintiff and David
I,enhardr the defendant
The sun., 1901-09-12
whitncy's Horse beaten.

London. Sept 1.-volodyovski, VIII
liam G. Whitney's great Derby winner
was beaten in the st. Lcger by Sii
Leopold de Rothschild's Doricles. Tn,
American contingent. headed by John
w. Gates, the steel king. poured theii
money into the ring M If 1t grew in tht
streets. Gates plunge on rolodyovski
was the most sensational ever seen oI
a race course. He went down the lin,
betting thousands Of pounds AT clip
Ten millions of dollars passed hands Oh
the race. Tile best part Of this sum
was lost by the Americans.
The sun., 1901-09-12
None's Postmaster Arrested.

Washington. Sept. II. 80 Joseph H.
Wright. postmaster mt Nome. Alaska,
has been placed under arrest on the
charge of embrzzling $1,000. The ar
rest was made by postotfice Inspector
Clum on the 24th of August, and the
news of the occurrence was received
by Chief Inspector Cochrane. The mes
sage was sent from Nome on Aug. q
by Mr.. Clum and was forwarded from
Seattle. The dispatch gives no partic
ulars except that the money taken con-
sisted of money order funds. J. J
Cole has been placed in charge of the
bffice BY Wright's Surctios.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Was DOwnEer Empress MnrrieI

London, Sept. 1.-THE late dowagel
Empress Frederick's relations with
Count Seckendorf. the grand marshal
of her court. had been the subject of
international gossip long before her
death. 1t had been frequently said
that she was married to the count
Truth makes the following unqualified
statement concerning her will: THE
acy of 3,000,000 marks to Count Seek
endorf, with whom her late majesty il
alleged to have contracted morganat-
ic marriage"
The sun., 1901-09-12
blown Tn by Dynamite.

Cripple Creek, Colo, Sept. 1.-THE
barber shop Of John Tyler, on South
Third street, was blown UP by dyna-
mite. From six to twelve sticks wYc
placed under the floor of the frame
building III the point above which Tay-
Ter was sleeping. The explosion
wrecked the building and contents, but
Tyler escaped. Windows on both sides
Of the street for block were sllattor
ed. Tyter is Il colorcd man and has re
peatcdly refused to join the harbers'
union.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Italians In Murdcrous Row.

Worcester, Mass, Sept. II. IL pietro
and Antonio Iovlene We're held in po.
lice court in 500 bonds as witnesses
at the trial Of Gaetana Avitabilr. who
is now in the City hospital suffering
from a number of stabs in the neck
and body. He is charged with shoot.
Ing Francisco 1oviene. Iovicne is NJ
the hospital and is expected to die
from bullet wounds in the stomach. Iii
that event Ayitabile will be charged
with murder. The shooting ana stab
bling were the result of a street fight.
The sun., 1901-09-12
The DnrneJ socks.

The hospital nurse leaned over the
form of the PROSTATE sufferer. "Your
feet are torn and bleeding she said;
''you must have had a terrible jour
ney."
at was my wife's fault. She insist
ed"-a sudden look of anguish came
oyed the face of the patient-''on darn.
ing those socks herself. f."-Leslie's
Weekly.
The sun., 1901-09-12
CHESTER 2; WILMINGTON l

Wilmington went to Chester yesterday
md were dpIcrted hy FrysingcrS aggrr
@atiCn by the score of to /.
The game was exciting and interesting
from the start, both pitchers being If
fcctive. Walker did the twirling foi
Wilmington while Burns pitched foI
Chester. The score hy innings follows:
R.H.E
Wilmington !. 1000 90 o 0--1 3 4
Chester :. $50. 90 90 90 1-2 :
Batteries. Walker and Somcrs; Buns
ana Agnrw. Umpire, Montgomery.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Cresccns to Try Columbus Again :,

Columbus. Ohio Sept 10. The direr.
tors " the Columbus Driving Park .\Sso-
riation decided tonight to have fall
meeting. opening October Is. 4 contract
wa. also signed with Mr.. Ketcham, own
cr of Crcscerls. by Which the famnus
trottrr will bc driven i mile against
iuc on the last day If thc meeting.
C'rcscclts' record If 2.O2A was made on
the Columbus track. and Mr.. Krtcham is
confident tlat. under favorable eondi-
tionS. it can he reduced
The sun., 1901-09-12
G. A. R. PARADE.
Veterans on the March at National
Reunion.

Veterans on the March at National
Reunion.
Cleveland, O., Sept. II. - Notwith
rtanding lowering clouds that con
stantly threatened n downpour of rain
the grand parade Of the thirty-tifth ma.
tional cnctnpment Of the G.. A. Il. was
viewed by almost the entire population
of 400noO people of this city ana near.
W multiplied by two by tke visitors.
The parade started from the intersec.
ton of Euclid and Case avenues. two
miles fion the center of the city Ia
the east. 1t moved for five hours.
From time to time the veterans rode III
street cars to the place of formation
and fell in behind earlier divisions.
The thousands of people in the re.
viewing stands and on the grand stands
saw continuous parade six or eight
miles long lrisS. The enthusiasm can,
not be portrayed in word picture. Ii
was spontaneous, heartfelt, genuine
enthusiastic tribute on the part of a
patriotic and appreciative people of the
sacrifice made and danger faced by Tho
patriots who forty years ago welded
the country in renewed bonds of love
and union which have resulted in the
greatest and most progressive nation
the world has ever known. As the
ranks of the old, bent and, alas, toe
often crippled ana halt veterans passed
state by state. department hy depart.
ment. cheers and applause were re-
ncwcd, and the sight of the tattered
battlrllags flied the hearts of the peo
pie almost 10 point Of bursting.
Only Grand Army posts participated
Departments marched III the order OF
seniority, with Illinois in the lead. OK,
,ept that Ohio by courtesy took the
left of the line.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Bocrs Caught In Cane co,ouy.

Matiesfontcin. cape Colony. Sept.
ll.-C"lonrl Crabhc has surprised the
camp Of Van der Nerve. tr most
trusted lieutenant of Comnmudant
Schecpcr killed him and another Boer
and made prisoners of thirty-sevcn ont
of the 100 men under Van der Nerves
command.
The sun., 1901-09-12
lHE ABBOT TO MEET CREscEUs
Great Trotters Will Struggle for
$4,000 at Readville.

New York, September TO- \ propoSi-
tiun for match rae, hrtwcen the tr"t
trl.S CrrSccuS and The .Nbhot III Read
villc Mass, for Il purse Of 100000. winner
10 take I'LL, was yesterday tclcgrapkri
ID Ed GccrS, trainer and driver Of The
Abbot now ut Syracuse.
&. w. .Icwrtt. secretary Of the Read
vile track, met George Krlclam, owner
Of Ci"Sccus, yesterday md offered this
purse for il meeting Of those two great
trotterS. Mr.. katcham readily aSecntcn,
and the terms OF the proposed match
were wired To Mr. Grcrs, who has full
power from John j. Scarnrl, Of this
city. the owner Of 'rhr Abbot. to act
MIR. GccIa This afternoon wired tn,
managers of the Readville track that
lr accepted the olfcl to race for Ii,
$40 900.
The sun., 1901-09-12
prirands Active In N.rror.

Manila. Sept. l1.-A force Of brig
ands recently attacked and plundcred
the town of Castillina. island of Ne
gros. which was guarded by Filipino
police. Three of the latter were killed
and five were wounded. Troops are
now searching for the brigands In the
mountains.
The sun., 1901-09-12
More Gold Ernm Nome

Seattle, Wash. Sept 1l.-Summer Is
nearly over at Nome. All indications
point to an early winter, which, after
the late spring, will make very short
season. This announcement comes by
the steamship Centennial, which has
arrived from Nome with 40 passen-
gers and $250.0OO in gold. The Centen-
NAL brought the crew of the wrecked
schooner James Sennett from Unamuk
island.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Mrs, Hearst,s Generous oner,

San Francisco. Sept. II. - Mrs.
Phebe Hearst has agreed to pay all
the expenses of a department of
anthropology Mt the University of Cali
fornia, which will he devoted espe-
cially to the study OF Indians ON the
Pacific coast. The cost will be about
$50, 900 year.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Committee Of Fifty Not Appointed.

The Reform Committee Of Nine held
another meeting ut the office of Attorney
William +. Kurtz, No. 9l1 Market street.
The entire time was taken up in discuss
ing provisions for the constitution and
hy-awS. \ the meeting to he held to-
morrow night the full committee Of fifty
will probably be named
The sun., 1901-09-12
Charged with wife Murder

New Haven, Conn. Sept. 11.-Charles
Sneider, a tngboat engineer who was
arrested last Friday afternoon charged
with numbering his wife, was bound
ever 70 the superior court, proba ble
e,usc being found.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Offers OF Bonds.

Washington. Sept. II. - Secretary
Gage has received Il number of offers
Of bonds for the sinking fund under
his announcement. but he has decided
not TO give out any information as to
the amounts offered or prices until his
offer expires at 4 o'clock Thursday aft-
prnoon
The sun., 1901-09-12
Considering Overr aid Taxes.

The finance committee Of City Coun-
iii last night considered the cases Of 4
numhcr Of persons who have asked that
ovcrpaid taxes be refunded. The com
nittrc will make its report at tonight's
meeting Of Council.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Tbe Armenian au.,tion.

Glasgow, Sept. 1.-THE peace confer
ence passed a resolution urging the
governments which are signatories of
the Berlin treaty TO convene confer
ence for the purpose of settling the Ar
.aenian question.
The sun., 1901-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New iork, sept IL.
Money on call steady at ~. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, jajt2 per cent. Sterling cx
change fairly steady, with actual business in
bankers bills Al $l s54ai.s5l2 for demand and at
si.s2a.atsS fur ~ days Posted rates, 81. s3iaa
ist and si.sGa4sGia Commercial bills, SI.s2a
4s2i2. silver certificates unluoted. Bar silver
jskc. Mexican dollars, i5i2c. Government bond.
strong. State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
easier.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Mayor to Visit Here.

Councilman Henry Il. Smith expects
visit soon from Mayor johnson Of Buff
alo New York At tho convention Of
American municipalities Mr.. Smith mct
tn" mayor who promised TO make him II
visit.
The sun., 1901-09-12
Observing the Proprieties.

Mrs. Wilton--I don't see much diff
ference in your friend Barnes since he
Joined the church.
Mr.. Wilton-0, but there's great
difference. When he goes fishing on
Sundays now he goes around to the
back door when he comes home with
his string of fish, Boston Transcript,
The sun., 1901-09-12
Pullman OmciaIs here.

Frank Il. Kerr and John A. Strom or
Pullman, Illinois. arrived in this city last
night. They are here in connection with
the work of Improvement at the Pull
man shops
The sun., 1901-09-12
Big Chief Coming

Hon Thomas II. Watts, great Junior
sycamore Of Montgomery. Alabama, will
he thu guest of w. II. Taylor on Sat
urday evening. lie will visit the wig
wan Of Lenapc tribe.