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Notice to Vehicle Owners.
MAYORS OFFICE.

ANNAPOLIS, August !, 1901.
The City Code requires that all wagons, carts,
carriages and vehicles of every kind and de
scription in the city of Annapolis, must procure
a iiSence for same
The Chief of Police is instructed to at once
arrest all persons who have not procured the
iiSeace required.
BY order Of c a DUBOlS
july sI-tf. Mayer
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Tuesday, the 18th dayof October, 1901
~ e otCLOCK NJ.

AT IA O'CLOCK NJ,
the real estste of which the said Anne Frank
lin died. seized and possessed, situated on State
Circle and Church Street in said city.
The property consists of LOT having a
frontage of about sixty-fv feet ON state Circle
and extending back TO Church or Main Street
on which it has a frontage of about sixty
feet. the lot is improved by
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

schedule In Eaect June 10, 1901.
Trains arrive at and depart from AnnAl
oils. via A. " & B. r. r., changing
cars at Odeutcn.
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And Other Property In An
napOIis. Md.

BY VIRTUE of a power contained in the Last
will and Testament of Anne Franklin, late
OF the City Of Annapolis, Md, and by the ex-
press directions Of said will the undersigned, as
Executor. named in said will, will offer at pub
lie sale on THE PREMISES on
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Wednesday, the 18th OfSsPt, 1901,
AZ m ocLocK a. M..

the following property situate Just OUTSIDE OF
Auuapolis on the public road, and on the A, v.
8 b Railroad in the I'D District Of Anne Arundel
county All those twenty seven acres, three
roods and fifteen perchcs OF land which were
convened 20 Mary r. Taylor by Amos Flnkoine
by deeds dated September 9TH, 1859. and April
Ist 1890 and duly recorded In land records OF
said county and in said deeds particularly de-
scribcd improved by good
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a Frame Dwelling House.

a BarB, Stable Corn House and Hay-House. be-
ing the property lately occupied by chas. W.
Tayior, and conducted by him as a Dairy Farm.
TERMS OF SALE :--one-half cash on ratif-
cation of sale; balance payable in one year
from day OF sale, with interest from day OF sale
deferred payment to be secured to satisfaction
OF undersigned attorney. OF all cash at option Of
purchaser. These terms may be varied TO snit
a responsible purchaser portion OF purchase
money may remain on mortgage. deposit OF
SIoo on day OF sale win be required Of purchaser
JAMES NJ. AUNRoE,
Attorney named in Mortgage
JULIAN BREwER. Auctioneer. a11
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Court of Inquiry Number.

containing halftone pictures of the principals
in the Court of Inquiry, including attorneys
and witnesses also review of the case, max
ing handsome souvenir of the greatest dispute
ever occurring in Naval circles. Copies OF saio
issue should be ordered now. send 25 cents IN
coin TO THF ARMY AND NAVY MAGAZINE, Bal
tic Bui, ding, Washington, ID. {. a3l
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Mortgages Sale
Or
Mt VALUABLE FARM
Near Annapolis, Md.
Near Annapolis, Md.

BY VIRTUE OF power OF sale contained in
q mortgage from Mary p Taylor and Charles
W. Taylor, dated the 18th day Of August 1900,
and recorded among land records Of Anne Ar
uude county, in Liber G. w. No. II. ifolios $50.
Sc will offer TO public sale at the COURT
HOUSE door in the City Of Annapolis, Nd, on
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Executor Anne Franklin, decease
Annapolis. Md. Sept. nth, 1901.
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THE
Army and Navy Magazine

OF Washington, u W.
Abe oniv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT illustrated service
publication in the United States, will issue a
Speciai Admiral Schley
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Test .-CHARLRs G. RELDMEYER.
49, Acting CLERK
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JuLIAN BREwER, AuctioneeT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Annual ReDOrt.

On June 9th, twenty three mem.
bors Of the Macedonian Circle of
Kings Daughters OF West Church,
met at the home Of Mrs. Theilman
at Holyo After having very
pleasant soc al time, they held their
regular meeting, at which the sec.
retary read the annual report Of
which the following is a part: The
work Of the past year has been
along the same line as OF previous
ones, feeding the hungry, clothing
the needy, cheering and comfort
ing the sorrowing, The meetings
have been well attended and our
visiting committees have been very
faithful in carrying sympathy and
cheer into homes made sad by
sickness and death, lis visits hay.
ing been reported.
In April of 1900, $30.25 was col.
lected and sent 10 the India suf-
terers; S24 was paid tor rent for
the Mission Sabbath School, alto
gether $l20. 81 had been collected
and $ll11l paid out, leaving a bal.
ance OF $3.50 in The treasury. Iu
May, 81 children from the Sc wing
school were taken to BrandywIue
Park in hacks. They had a rova
good time and were treated to cake
and ice cream by the ladies'.
Thursday, october 25th, we spent
very pleasant evening at Mrs.
keigwin's home, each having a
fagot gathered during the summer
and relating some incident asso-
clated with it, as we threw them
one by one on the blazing fire lu
the open CRATE. thankful that we
had been able IN humble way to
minister TO those about us.
In October the sewing school vas
reopened and the work there has
been verv much appreciated by the
children and their mothers.
The Thursday following Christ.
mas we gave turkey dinner to
about 100 children IRON the sewing
school and mission. After all were
satisfied a great many baskets
were flied and sent 10 worthy fam.
lilies.
So much confidence was felt jn
the ability OF our treasurer to wise.
ly distribute both money and cloth.
ing that had been given her by out.
side parties and was thus able 10
relieve much distress.
So month by month the year b as
passed, each day finding work for
willing hands and hearts filled
with desire for service Tor our
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1901.

r. G. Dun & Co. s weekly re.
view OF trade says: "Developmen Mt
Of fresh labor troubles 10 a feature
Of the week that has made for con-
servatism in many directions, but
throughout the country jobbing and
and retail lines are busy, and are
handling goods at prieesl which
yield fair profts. There 10 a re-
Election Of this activity IN th. con.
tinued improvement in the textile
markets 10 the East, and tho uu.
easiness over the money market
does not extend beyond the ranks
of speculators in stocks. So far as
the steel strike is concerned, It is
significant that it is not a struggle
for higher wagers, but rather one
10 compel the recog milton OF tho au-
tbority of the Amalgamated ,Asso-
citation in the sheet mills heretofore
non-union. The crop reports 1cou.
tinue gratifying. much good having
been doue by rains in the middle
West.
Railroad earnings thus far show
a total Of SOIL, ,687, ySl, a gain of
10.4 per cent. over last year and
2S.2 per cent. over 1899. Manu-.
featuring has been interrupted by
the elements and labor agitation,
but as a whole 10 unusually &C.
tive for the season.
News from the West was full of
promise for the growing wheat
yield. Cotton holds firm at a point
little below 9 cents. the free move
ment into sight Of the old crop be-
ing disregarded. Other commodi-
ties are reported fair with prices
inclined to sag.
The average liability per failure
was smaller than in the corre.
spending three months of any year
since these records were first com.
piled. The proportion of bad debts
to solvent payments through clear
ing houses was but 90 cents to each
$1,000, aud only one oi the preced-
ing los quarters recorded lower
ratio. while tine average amount of
defaults to each firm lin business
was but so 80. only seven other
quarterly periods making smaller
returns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
St. YituS' Dance 4, sure c,,esss GSs; ssaS x,,S
Testim oLials to NJ. NJ. Fsnner .Fredonia, N. Y

CHAs. G. DOVES, Comptroller Of
the Currency has rendered his resig
nation to become a candidate be.
fore the people OF Illinois for the
U. S. Senate. 1t would not be pos.
sible tor the comptroller to make
a canvas for the Senate and at the
same time administer to his present
Office His term expires January
l. 1908. He entered office January
l. 1898, succeeding James Fl. Eek.
els, and was Immediately confront
ed by the situation IN the Chestnut
Street National Bank Of Phlladel-
phia. He has made several
changes In the manner Of looking
after the banks. One Of his first
orders was to stop the practice Of
the employ OF National Bank
examiners for the private examina.
tion of banks. During bis term Of
Office he has collected $4,000, 600
cash from defunct bank assets.
which cover every description Of
property. The number OF Nation
al Banks now under his sup.rvis-
ion is 4o64, having assets Of IS, $780,.
704,3S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Returned to Washington,

Mr.. w. J. McClelland with his
wife and sprightly little three. year
old daughter, returned 10 Wash.
lngton, D. C., this evening, after
passing an entire week in this
city, and on Monday morning will
resume his work in the Navy Yard.
He has a hot berth but "money
makes the mare 60 and he is
prepared to grin and bear the
heat. Under the new rule he en-
joyed this outing as his pay went
on, and he is thankful to every one
who was instrumental in bringing
it about.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Plays Bsg Pipe Over Wiies Grave.

Pi,tston, Pa, July 5.-Jesse
Mitchell strangely conmemorat-
ed the death Of his wife by playing
~ pieces Of music over her grave
in Pittston Cemetery yesterday.
Followed by a number of sym
pathetic relatives and friends he
entered the graveyard, sat down
upon the newly made mound, and
played Scottish bsg-pipe for an
hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
EI1sTER'B ORDER !
Il REGIsrER's OFEIok
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

D EGIsTER's ORDER. ]
x RE0IsrER's OFEIok
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Juns Il. 1901.
Upon the application Of KeDscoa 4.
Webster and button Webster, Ex
noutor. Of Clark Webster, late Of
prsndywine Hundred, in said county
deceased, 1t Ia ordered and directed by the
Register that the executors aforesaid
give notice Of granting Of Letters Testamsn.
tary, upon the estate of the deceased, with
tisements to be- posted within forty days from
the date Of such Letter in six Of the most pub
JIG places Of the county Of New Castle, requir
Ing all persons having demands against the 81.
tate, to present the same, or abide by an act Of
Assembly Up such case made and provided, and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period III the DAILY REPUBLICAN,a news
paper published ia Wilmington, DEL, and to bs
continued therein, three weeks, e. O. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal Of
I So ! Office Of the Register aforesaid ,atWil.
~ mington, In New Castle county atore-
said, ths ssl dsX X and I.1yyss yssr above written,
NOTICE Notice h hereby given that
Letters Tostsmentary were in due form Of
law granted unto the Undersigned. on the l2th
having claims against the estate Of the deceased
the said Executors. on or before the
18th day June Of 1902, or abide the Act Of As.
sembly In such case made and provided.
REBECCA A. WEBSTER
DUTToN WEBSTER,
Address, VIM; T. lyman. Esq" Attorney
At.Law. VIII, Del jell
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
llIlIIls L

IIsss ~ 4 y iI1il 4 ls,7s' IN
\ Great eenstssAa atita was IN ~ ~
frisnds nf y. 4. AOgAsty OF Isxin1ton,
isw: His skin siowlS Il shsnssd color, fise
his eyss and be suffered terribly. Inn
malady was Yellow Jaundioe. He was
treated by the best doctors, but without
benefit Then be was advised to 'stH
Electric Bitters, tho wonderful Stomach
and Liver rernsdy, and he writes: Alter
taking two bottles was wholly cured"
A trial proves Ito matchlsss merit for all
Stomach. Liver and kidney troubles. o Only
80 cents. Sold BY n. B. Danfortn Drug
gist
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06


GEO. L. Norris has entered
protest with the Board Of Educa.
tion against J. W. Schaeffer Of the
Twelfth ward holding his seat in
that body. Mr.. Norris says Mr..
Schaeifer is not a free holder, as
required by law. There are sever
al other members. We think. who
are not free holders, according to
the Interpretation OF the law. The
law should be strictly enforced and
only those complying with the law
allowed to take their seats. Some
men lay great stress on being a
me:nber Of the Board Of Education
and fight for the privilege of sery-
ing for the good Of the public school
system.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
D E0leTERb ORDkR,
Il REuIsTERs OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DlL

q H0leTER'e oRDEH,
Il REuIsTER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DnL
June lth. 1901.
Upon the application. Of samuel v B.
Carty, Administrator Of Mary Gibbons.
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said
county, deceased, 10 10 ordered ard directed by
the Register that the AdministrAtor
aforesaid give notioe Of granting Of Letters
Of Administration upon the estate Of deceased
With the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to 10 posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters In eix Of the most
public places Of the county Of New Castle, re
quirini all persons having demands against
act Of Assembly In sueh case 10 sds and provld.
ID ; and also cause thu sAlns to be inserted
within the same period IN the DAILY REPUo
LloAN. q newspaper pvblished In Vii ,uinYton,
Del and to beconhnnsd therein three weeks
,, Given undsr the haud and seal Of
49, Win wllim.nston' on IN Nov Castle ooansy
Aforesaid e e, ~ y'sE sssxi Ys'ss:s s
NOTICING Nodoeis hereby given that Letters
Of Administration wers IN due form Of law
grsuted unto the understened on the 4th day
Of June, 4. D. 1901, and thGt all persons
navine claims against the estats Of the decess
ed must present the sumo, duly attested, TO the
said Administrator. on or before tho ~ day
Of Jans lss2 or abide the Act ol Assem-
bly, In such cass made and provided
SAMUEL v !; NA.eTY,
Address: No. loO' French street WDniss.
ton. Del 1et
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

Hives are terrible torment to the lttle
folks, aud to some older ones. En,ilv
cnred Doan's Ointment never falls In
stant relief permanent cnrc Atany
drug etoIo, 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

DiphtheriA relieved In twenty minutes.
Almo't miraculous. DR., Thomas Ec.
lectric Oil Al any drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

What's The secret OF hnppy, vigorous
health Simply keeping the bowels, The
stomach. the liver, and Kidneys strong
and uctlvo. burdock Blood Bltters does
II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

While You think Of It, 60 buy. and
try a box of Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic, ideallaxative, tonight. Youn
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

A special course Of the bible will bs
taken up Mt Y. NJ. &. A. Hail next sun.
day afternoon at 3. IS p. IN. G. l.. Norris
will be tho teacher
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

NOTWITHSTANDING the extreme
hot weather, we are startled by
another dispute over the fishing
grounds in the Delaware river be-
tween Delaware and New Jersey.
Four Delaware fishermen were ar
rested a week ago by New Jersey
authorities, who were oper ating
boats belonging to Joseph Ander.
son Of Delaware City. Their boats
and paraphernaIia were con6scat-
ed and the men taken to Salem, CIV
en- a hearing and two held in bail
for their apperaace at tine next
term of court. Attorney General
Ward was told of the outrage and
@ill take steps to bring these Jer-
seyites 10 their senses. According
TO Mr.. Anderson's story, the men
claimed they were IN Delaware wa.
eers, or waters in dispute. Attor-
torney General Ward has written
Attorney General Gray, OF Jersey,
calling attention 10 what he consid.
ers a violation Of the conditions
and spirit OF the injunction granted
by the Supreme Court OF the United
States in the case now pendin. be-
tween these States. There may be
war over this incident. The Jersey
authorities should be more careful
how the arrest Delaware fisher.
men,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

HENRYCLEwa & 60. says: Torrid
beat, absenteelsm, the holidays
and firm money, all combined to
check activity on the stock ex-
change. AS result there is little
change in the situation from week
ago, Probably the quarter where
caution is most needed just now IS
In the money market. Loans are
greatly expended and bank reserves
are low. The latter may rise for a
period after the July disbursements
but no greatrellet can be expected
IN this direction, and the outlook
for strengthening the reserves
through contr action Of loans is not
very promising. On the contrary
there is every prospect OF a pro-
longed and active demand for money
at trmer rates than have ruled in
th. past The resources of the
banks are already so fully occupied
that they cannot be employed with
Nuch greater freedom in specula.
tive operations. We're prices not
90 high, or had some compulsory
liquidation taken place, the chance
Of an active bull market would be
much better For the present we
anticipate traders market.
Strong efforts to manipulate GER
tain stocks may heexpected within
the next few months and when ac.
tlvity is renewed the market will
repay close watching.
TIE display Of hreworks by the
Broome Street Heights Ass ociatiop
gave great pleasure to thousands
OF our citlzens last evening. The
display had been postponed from
the Fourth until Friday evening,
on account Of therain. Everything
went off like clockwork and without
accident. The display continued
for over an hour and was enjoyed
by all who saw it,
EVERYBODY has some means OF
showing their likes and dls!lkcs.
Jesse Mitchell, citizen OF Potts.
town, Pa, commcmorated the death
Of his wife by playing y pieces of
music over Her grave on d SColch
bagpipe. He evidently knew the
Mood his wife was IN and the old
saying that music soothcs the saw
age beast. 1t takes all kinds OF
people to make world, good, bad
and md tferent.
Hot, hotter, hottest, The wealth
er Is trying to outdo itself. We
have had warm summers and hot
summers, but never a summer TO
equal this one, 1t is impossible 10
keep cool, for any length OF time,
except sitting under an electric ian,
Cooling drinks have had an un-
precedcnted sale and none cansa
what it may bc.oetore the summer
10 over.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
SHERIFF. FLYs NERVE.

Il value my honor officer and more
than life Itself is what Sheriff Fly Of Gonzales county
told the mob which tried to take the Mexican murderer
Cortez away from him the other night
Acting in accordance with his words, he, with
drawn pistol stood the wouldbe ynchers off and final
ly persuaded them that they were in bad business
Thrice armed by the Justice of his cause, he was
enabled TO put fight several hundred misguided men
seeking, under the Of darkness to tear down
jail to get at miserable Mexican criminal and his
life without warrant
But 1t was his trusty six-shooter firmly held and
displayed, with evident determination to call 1t into
play that mainly instrumental in bringing the mid
nighters to halt and inducing them to stop and listen
to reason The certainty of having to face death at
sheriff Flys hands caused them hesitate finally
to pay attention to him he told them of the unlawful
performance they were engaging in.
Sheriff Fy's experience in this case was but that OF
other officers who under similar circumstances have
laid aside every consideration that OF duty and
interviewed between mobs and the victims they sought
to visit vengeance upon, Forgetting everything but
his official obligation, he took his life in his hands at
the critical moment and came out victorious.
Mobs are essentially cowardly, Relying upon nun.
bers and confessng to the crimnaty of their purpose
by exhibiting preference for the night as the time for
attempting it's accomplishment they can not withstand
serious resistance Banded together for the purpose
avoiding individual responsibility it is unusual for
ynchers to risk their lives or to take the lives OF
officers of the law in endeavorng to reach the object OF
their vengeance.
Nerve staggers mob
Sheriff Fly has 1t, and he saved Cortez and prevent
ed the men who wanted to hang him, or worse from
disgracing themselves their county and their State
True enough he did nothing but his duty still the cir
oumstances under which he tried found up tc
the mark in this of extraordinary nature
and trying enough to test the brayest of men,
At all events they circumstances in the face
OF the like of which many others have weakened and
the duplication of which every peace officer hopes
never to across.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
SOME PosTscRlPrs.

Last years United States coinage worth 900
Six immense freight ships being built in Danzg Ger
many.
The government distributes saooooo yearly among agri
cultural colleges
The used in estimating the weight of gems is
grain OF Indian wheat
The price of wheat Chicago ten years past
has been II cents per bushel
The longest pipe line in the United States to be built
from Wyoming Salt Lake City.
London Paris Berlin and other European cities will soon
have underground mail and parcel tubes
The shoe manufacturers have made and sold the first
half Of this year $4,000 than last.
The largest electrical manufacturing firm in Cincinnati
has begun the erection OF immense electric plant in Eng
land
During the first half this year cor textile mills were
built Of which cotton 50 knit goods and IS mis-
ceaneous.
The Gideons' is organization Of commercial travellers
in Chicago who neither drink smoke nor play cards ,6oo
strong. fVS'
Fire loss in the United States and Canada fell from s,o,
600 the FIRST half OF last Ssooooooo the first half
of thisyear
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
About That Towne lnterul.,.

Lincoln Neoa August 9.--ln the Commoner unfinished
aay' MI bryan accuses the republican and those sotl
democratic papers which spend their time defending ri
can policies with publishing fake interviews with 49,
sS p0pusts and silver republicans calculated to stir -
usSesons among those who opposing the adminsrti
ne meanest and most malicious of the fass $50 "
oeny put INTO circulation says the Commoner ds ~,
esn attributed to ex-senator Towne Just after b oL
olXenuon In this puported interview Mr. T une ONO
ton Of refff the success Of the eoganers the MAS
~ Al OF the gold standard trust and par
seized upon THIS as sweet morse and papers
euSk PROOF OF the death Of the Kansas Civ II as con-
As soon as this alsehood had time TO Get over I'M
snother eneTprising prevaricaor came We whoe
statement attrouted to Mr. G. Johnson the Rass with
~ uI me democratic National committee h; Iiss mem
reported as saying unknd things OF NJ y winch he was
weoster DAVIS The editor Of the Commoner bs ana Mr.
to misrepresentation that he nuts become
readers Mbo bit he refers to them for the bene6 ftes
b and gold have dstrbe N methods
tended interviews oLeu 70 state that both Of these m
months and tbat ms interviewed on politics within says
pure fake '' VIZ from New York was -
teryiew attributed TO him." :" ms denial of the in