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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-11
Steel Plate in Jap an.

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 11.-Oriental adj
vices received by the steamer Victoria
state that the Japanese naval department
is preparing to establish a steel plate
The plant will be in working order in
three years Baron Mashahide of Toxic
has obtained from Director Wheng of the
Chinese railway a concession for the erec-
ton of important telephone lines which
will connect the largest cities throughout
China The preliminary arrangements
now made contemplate that China shall
furnish the funds and the Japanese the
expertS and material.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-11
Wires For Alaska.

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. IA temporary
telegraph line is to be erected this win
ter between Fort Egbert and Valdes. In
the spring work will be commenced
upon the line between Fort Egbert and
Tanana where communication by tele-
graph along the Yukon at present ends.
A temporary cable so miles long will
soon be laid between Tanana and Ram
part.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-11
Usage CITY Postmaster.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE president
has appointed the following postmasters:
Kansas-Osage City, B. A Rosenquist.
MisSouri-PleaSant Hill, George G.
Greenup. Texas = Fort Worth, Geo.
w. Burroughs; Stephensville, William
II. Christian.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-11
steamers For Puget Sound

Tacoma, Wash, Nov lit is an
nounced that the Sutherland steamship
company, Newcastle-on-Tyne, is to
send two of it's turret steamers to Puget
Sound the coming year to engage in the
lumber carrying trade to Manila and
China.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-11

roof This structure will have a. ten
dency to increase Emporia's sheep in
duStry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-11
ENTHUSIASTIC CONVERTS.
There Are, Thousands of Them Who
Believe as This Woman Does.

Mrs. ira Knowlton of Butte, Mont. is
a most enthusiastic convert to the VIZ
tues OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, as
cure for obstinate stomach trouble She
says: II had poor digestion nearly all my
life. It now seems to me that 1or years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-11

volvers handy. James friends do not
credit the report that he will go on the
stage, for the reason that he is of a
modest and retiring disposition and Is
averse to anything that might have
tendency to call up the guerrilla days.
Everybody reads the State. Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
st. JOseol.'s Entertainment.

A large audience witnessed the enter
tainment given in the Grand Opera
House last night for the benefit of st.
Joseph's Home. The play 1.-THE New
Partner" was presented by the Anthony's
Dramatic Association of Philadelphia.
The cast of characters was as fol-
lows: stephen Crompton, n manufac-
turer," FRANK NJ. Campbell; George
Weston, his superintendent" Robert j.
Nugent; "Percy Ruskin, man Of the
world" Harry Mclaughlin; Hal. New
lille, gatherer of twigs,' Chas. J. NJ
Ginley; BILLY 1hompkins, just boy"
Hugh A. Strain; "AIr. Crawford, the
confidential man," Robert Natkin; BERT
Atiicld, foreman at the factory" Math-
ew Taylor; "Tom King, leader of the
strike" Harry Keenan,; "Harry Rylctt,
machinist," James MGinnis; ".Ioe
Donvers. blacksmith Chas. f. Kcl ry;
Servant at Crompton's." James NJ
Ginnis; "Mrs. Crompton, a leader of
fashion," Miss Agnes NJ. Dorney; eth
er Crompton, a daughter of wealth.
Miss Mayme V. Mullin; 'Polly Craw-
ford, country GIRL" Miss Nan Harri-
gan; "Cinders, chimney spark" Miss
Agnes NJ. Tysh:; emily Danvers. n
working GIRL" Miss Katharyne Garraty.
Several of the boys appeared in choice
selections,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
DECLARED A DIVIDEND.
Stockholders of Cotton Duck Co.
Hold Annual Meeting.

The stockholders OF the Mount Vcr-
non Woodbury. Cotton Duck Go. held
their annual meeting in Baltimore, Md,
"Wednesday. The directors were re-
elected as follows-ltichard Cromwell,
James j.. Hooper, w. Kennedy Crom
we'll, Charles X. Oliver, David II. Car
roll, w. X. Boone, Michael jenkins,
Theodore Hooper. II. "A. Pau, Andrew
ID. Jones and Z. j. ID. Cross of Balii-
more; j. Spencer Turner, Thomas NJ.
Turner, G. H. Sheridan. Il. a. Brincker-
hoff and s. NJ. Lehman of New York;
o. II. Sampson of Boston: Il. p, Car
penter of Manchester, n. H.. and Levi
q. Bird of this city. Mr.. Jones is presi
dent of the Delaware Cotton Co., which
owns the Arlington Mills.
Previous to the meeting the directors
declared O dividend of one per cent.
which makes three per cent for the
fiscal year ended December 3lst, 1900.
The statement of the company shows net
earnings for the year of $l,113,oG6 which
after providing for fixed charges, $780,
600. and interest on the income bonds
100000, leaves $4,000 applicable to
dividends and surplus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
The COI;ectorshiy.

The citizens are al loss to ur.
derstard the delay OF the the Pies
ident to make the appointment OF a
Collector OF this Port. as the term
of Dr. Cooper expired some time
ago Many parties think his de-
lay in this matter has a tendency
to cause delay ia the selection OF
u. S. Senators, and Tor that reason
The President should act at once.
and let the citizens see that he 10
not afraid 10 do his duty. and that
he expects the members of the Leg
islature 10 do theirs. 1t is too bad
that there are so many eXpectants
OF office in cur State, ana that the
patronage OF theGovernmcnt shout
prove disadvantage to the party
instead OF an aid 10 success. We
need peace and harmonious action
AMI the sooDer the apples of dis
cord are disposed OF The better it
will be Tor the party and all persons
Interested in the prosperity 0! Me
country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
RECITAL At ErwoRr1.
By Miss Mae Henry's School Assist~
ed by Miss Dorothy Johnstone,

A large audience enjoyed the excellsnt
recital which was given 10 Epworth II
f. church last night. IL was given "
the pupils Of Miss Clara E. MacHeneyfa
School OF Elocution and Music, assistoil
by Miss Dorothv Juhnstone, barpist, ~
Philadelphia. The program WAS aslBls
1--we: ss
Part l. Harry solo, "Etude de Concsrt,s
AlvarS
Miss Dorothy tombstone.
Reading, "The Night Run Of the Over
land ......"......."."""..... FsAke
Anna Hurd Apologize. WI
Reading, 1.-The Snip Of Faith" XII
Albert G. wshsr
Harp solo, "Fruhlingslied,"
MendelsaoAn
Miss Dorothy tombstone.
Pantomime, INV Faith Looks Up N
Thee" Anna Hurd Apologize, Mra h. \
Andrews, accompanied by Miss Jshae
stone.
Part H. Dialogue, dad Says So"
MI. X. r Andrews, George StrAb0n
Read ing, The Bell OF Zanora,"
Miss Elsie Huhsse
Reading, Mrs. Tubbs st the SewilQ
Circle. "."......."".Mrs. R. r. Andrews
Harp solo, Sci MIR Gearusst, Sohubsge
Niles Dorothy tombstone.
Farce, THE Mouse Trap"
Anna Hurd ApplecIte, Emma WallAae
Resrdou, Albert G. Weber.
Harp eolo, "Rpmance," ..............Eil
Miss Dorothy tombstone. a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
-------------------
Boulevard 10 Ocean Crews.

Trenton, Feb Rev. f. A
Ballard, president Of the OCEAN
Grove Association, was at the
>,ate House to-day ssehin., tie
support oflh. Legislators in oppo-
silIOn 10 create an cceap boI ward
which IS row pend ng il tie
House OF As'emb V. The bill pro
rjhcs that DC an Grove must re
move its barri r; and aiow y
county road to pas through the
camp m,eting grounds aud to
bnd,e Wts.ey an. ! ietcIler lakes
there is a possibility Of the bal
p sSiOI. Jscau al tie 'nnmC "a
i les ioW Ca Bright 10 n3n t
Peasant, which suclJJes \ orih
In. iirancn, Long l}r nlh. Allen
hurst, Ashury PAX, Bradley
Beach. C"nra, l5r mar, )! rn.s
l.a.ea1d IIr'eilr, h,vg cE pressed
ihemsr,vHs'hrru h the r mIGIc')al
boo eS lhG eIicc. lHlG taGr LIvur
a con;inous la d road il irjnt OF
the ocean.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
Meetls. 81 CITY Castle.

AT a meeting Of Council last evening
action was taken which it is hoped will
MD materially In strengthening out the
tangle over the Adams Tax Law. Mr..
Oberly with this idea in view, had read
proposed amendment to the law passed
May rs, 1898, to equalize taxation FOR
State and county purposes. 1t is pro-
posed to insert the word municipal
etween the words Estate" and County"
The amendment was heartily approved
by Council and the legislative committee
was instructed to urge its adoption by
the Legislature.
Mr.. OberIy also had read bill de-
fining additional duties for the plumb
ing inspector.
Council is directed to pass an Ordi-
nance ordering the inspection of gas
fittings and connections and the Plumb
ing inspector is to make the inspections
end have supervision over the matter.
The bill was also endorsed.
Mr.. Kane introduced an ordinance
making an extraordinary appropriation
to the crematory committee. 1t was
read twice and referred to the law and
finance committee. 1t Is said that the
committee will require at least $1,000 to
see it through to the end Of the fiscal
year.
Tnetreasurer's receipts were as fol-
lows: Balance, $iG.147.48; Auditor Pyle,
licenses, $25 T.. NJ. Savers, tax collec-
tions, $3.50; 7. s. Lewis, tax collections.
$555; Harlan Il Hollipgsworth Co., rent
Of Tatnall street wharf, $50.
1t was decided to renew the lease Of
Fourth street wharf to the Wilmington
Steamboat Co., for term of five years
for $500 per year.
An invitation was accepted to attend
the masquerade ball to be given by the
Delaware Saengerbund on Monday
night.
Chairman Mousley Of the fire commit
tee reported that the semi-annual fire
inspection would take place on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
After the meeting the members Of Coun-
ell were rendered complimentary
banquet ut the Hotel Wilmington by the
newly elected city engineer. assistant
engineers, rodmen and clerk OF the regis
try bureau.
Among the invited guests were Mayor
Fahey and City Treasurer Hnmmann
Toasts were responded to by the enGi-
neers and by a number Of the council.
men. An excellent menu was served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
INDOOR SPORTS.
Interesting Athletic Events at Y. III.
C, A, Last Night.

The third of the series of indoor sports
held ut the Y. NJ. g. A. last night were
unusually interesting. The winners in
the different events were as follows:
Running broad jump, first place. J. War.
rem Vedder, IL feet inches: second, Viii
liam h. Foster, II feet 9 inches; third.
W. II. Saunders, II feet inches: high
kick, first place, W. II. Saunders. Q feet
6 inches; second. G. B. Dannenherg, 8
feet; third II. II. Cooper, s feet inches;
dip on parellel bars, first place, =. II.
Megaw, 90 times; Kerop Khuumrian, %,
r. l.. Shilling, 20.
f. l.. freiner and G. 8. McC0wrn
gave f @ exhibition Of horizontal hor
work. The tie for throwing the mrdi-
cine ball between H. III. Copper nni
T. ii. Megaw was won by Cooper Who
threw rs feet inches.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
WILL MAKE MANY BUTTONS.
Delaware Button Conpany's Plant
is Nearing Completion. '
viii be Ready for Manufacturing
Purposes in July-More Than SUI
Employees W i'll be Engat ed.

Work on the Delaware Button Com
pans's new button plant in South VII
mi. gton is b. ing III. he'd and the cree.
ton of the building will be completed in
q shot time. The Manufacturing Con-
tracing Company Of Newark, n. j.,
which has the 60 tract for erecting the
budding, pr, mi.es to finish their work
in about two weeks
The plant, when iinishe., will be one
OF the best AMI most complete of its
kind in this part o the country. The
company will manufacture buttons Of
ali descriptions aud VIII make {; p.ciulty
of pearl buttons.
The buid ns i en-" story, les feet by
202 feet and is espe, lilly adapted for the
LUIS SIS. The interior is painted white
and thick sky-Iirlts cover the entire
top of the building, which makes it
light as diy OH the inside.
The factory will probably not he
started before July us special machines
have EN- orde ed and they will not
likely lie ready 10 he put iu the plant
Until tn tim. The Trump Bros. Ma
chine G 'mpany hrs contract to build
10 Of the ma hines and contracts for
ninety ether ma, h hes have been placed
with company outside of the city.
The work of putting up the shafiins.
boilers and engines will be started rs
soon as the contracting company has
finished its work. The engines and
boilers have already arrived, but cannot
be put in until the erection of the build
ing has been completed.
In getting up the plans of the building
everything possible was done to make it
convenient and modern in every partic-
ular.
The building will be lighted with cleo
tricity which will be produced from its
own electric plant which is soon to be
installed. 1t will also be steam heated
throughout. A tool shop will he huild in
which all tools used in the factory will
be repaired. When in full operation the
button Company will employ about 500
hands. OF this numh,r probably $50
will be women.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
HEPTAsOPIs GRAND C0NCLAvE
Officers Elected at the Annual Ses.
sion at Newark.

In Newark on Wednesday evening the
annual session Of Grand Conclave Of
Delaware Heptasophs or S. w. NJ. was
held.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Eminent Archon, Ed
ward Cain; grand chancellor, George III.
Rue; grand provost, Charles Barlow;
grand prelate, Harry Carson; grand in
spe, tor general, l.. r. Hill: grand her
aid, G. r. II. McKensey; grand instrnc-
tor John Walter: grand sentinel, John
Wideman; grand warden, Joseph Tur-
ner. All of the officers reside in VIII
mington except Messrs. Hill and Wide
mrn, who live IN Newark. 1t was de-
cided TO meet next year in this city.
All o" the officers reports showed
gains both financially and numerically.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

| The last of the pcllo,v man Tooch'ng.
died l thought he turned to Jim and
smiled. Then the doctor drew cover
ing over his poor face.
Dreadful row." said the doctor.
Sudden quarrel for no apparent req.
son. Knives-and two dead men,"
! "May we sec the other body|
| certainly. Come this way"
For some half dozen steps he led us
along the passage, stopping before a
door on the right, which, extracting
key from his pocket, he unlocked. I
entered after him, trembling with cx-
element. The body was stretched On
low bunk still dressed in its cody
clothes, which here and there were
slashed and sodden with blood. a
coarse towel was flung carelessly
across the face.
Upon this being removed most hor-
rible sight presented itself, for ion's
knife had struck when and where 1t
could, but cut and dead ard awful as
he was Immediately recognized the
features Of Wooching.
Without speaking looked at Jim,
and he looked at me.
1T is horrible" l said as We turned
away.
And that was the last Of the yellow
man Woochins.
Many years have passed since then,
and the girl Of my heart has long been
the wife of my bosom. Once more we
live as those about us, injuring no one,
fearing no one, for, Us my father had
prophesied. with the death Of Wooehlng
and Kung our persecution ceased,
though 1t was long before could bring
myself to believe it. and to this day
can never look upon yellow face
| without shudder.
Jim, l am glad to say, is getting quite
rosy again and only now needs good
wife to make him supremacy blessed.
But he eschews matrimony with zeal
worthy of a better cause. And yet lie
has confessed that woman like Cecil
might tempt him to the direful decd.
But as there Is only ono Cecil l have no
hope for Jim.
But lie always stays with us when he
Is at home, and to my boys he is Uncle
Jim, just as he was to me. And some
times When all the house is quiet he
and sit over glass Of whisky and a
pipe and talk Of the awful days that
nave gone, never to return: Of Kung.
the Society Of tile Hidden Meaning and
Of Wooching, the yellow man.
THE END.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
BURR CLUB BENEFIT.
Musical by the Aesculapian Quartet
of Hahnsmann College,

The Aescu apian Quartet o: Hahne-
mann Cul.ge, PniIaueIphis, gave de-
llgh,lul m;Isical to a large aufience in
Trinit parish honse last night. 1t was
given under the auspices OF the Horace
Burr Club aud the proceeds will 60 tor
the benefit of the cub. Tue program
Waa as fol owe:
PArtI Qlutet, waltz sing, Linders;
reanin., Trick Vs. Trick" Mics Mabel
M, F,n,te; quartet, loves Cd eweet
Snns;' v.o Ia solo, pr'ze sung, Die Meis.
terslnper, joseph h. Roberts, Jr.; quar-
tet. !'krntncky Babe Geibel; reading,
1.-THE Automatic Cradle" Miss Fyot..
PatIl Violin colo, la 60, Handel, Mr..
X .betts; Quartet, (a) "LlSsIe Boy Biue,'
(.) "Ltte Tommy" aiding, selected
M'ss Foo,e; quartet, "L'te's Dream.
Palkes; vi0lln solo, d'ava ina," X IT,
Mr.. R,uerts; quartet, "Goodnight Song
Parks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

Young society folk Of this city will be
in evidence Mt the Junior Promenade ut
delaware Cole e tonight.
The wiring of the walnut and Fifth
streets branches Of the Wilmington City
railway has been completed.
Miss Lucy Littleton Coleman, of Balti-
more, and Frederick s. Gnssaway. of
New York, were married at Bishopstead
yesterday.
Branch No. 81. Ladies5 Catholic Bene-
violent Association, will give a euchre
party and dance at Sacred Heart Hall
this evening.
The Benevolent Pioneer Literary As
ISOLATION will give its Inst dance before
Lent at Eden Hall next Tuesday even
ing, from to IL O'Clock.
Horace Graely Knowles has been Sc
lected as supreme representative at the
annual convention of the b. p. 0. Elks
in Milwaukee on July 20.
The Willing Workers Of Eastlnke NJ.
Il. Church had charge Of the meeting
lost evening at Harvesters Mission,
Front and Jefferson streets.
The plans for another handsome house
to be erected 1T Greonvil'e has hpen com
pletcd by Binder William Il. Dongherty,
No. 1904 SAMSON street, Philadelphia.
Among the transfers Of real estate at
Media recently was house and tract
of land Of 1 acre and Al perches. in
Upper Providence township. from Char
les L. Duhpll of this city TO Kate Years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
AN OFFICIAL VISIT.
Grand L. dg, Officers Attend Meeting
ofAsylum L odge, I. 0. 0. F.

An official visit was made to Asylum
Lodge, No. 90, l. o. o. f., last even
ing, by Grand Master l.. VI. Stockwell,
Deputy Grand Master Rev. r. *.
Stephenson, Grand Warden Ira u.
Sharpley. of Carrcroft; Treasurer A. Gil,
bert Robinson, Grand Representative S.
r. Smith, Grand Marshal ". w. pouty,
Grand Guardian j. II. Snyden, Grand
Conductor G. W. Hayes, Grand Chap
lain Rev. J. Il. Nicholson. of Clayton.
An interesting address was made by
the grand master. Remarks We're also
made by the other grand officers. There
was n large attendance of the members
Of the lodge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
CHAPTER xxx.
THE LAST OF TIE YELLOW NAN.

THE LAST OF THE YELLOW MAN.
OF that voyage down the great river
I have nothing startling to relate. OF
course there were many alarms, for we
feared greatly that WOochins or some
other member of the diabolical associa-
lion would give chase, but fortunately
such did not transpire, and except for
The inconvenience of such method Of
travelling we encountered nothing
which happily we were not able to sur
mount Many an anxious glance was
east back along the river. and any junk
that overlook us we regarded with the
utmost distrust and could scarcely real
lie when It passed without molestng
us that 1t contained no enemy. What
was happening away back IN the pago.
da 1t would b. hard to say. But kung
was dead-Kung, the all powerful and
lmplacaEle enemy. This. too. seemed
. thing which It was scarcely possible
b realize.
Hour after hour as the boat sped
swiftly down the great river I sat and
thought Of what had been. Of the terror
that had SO long hung over me. And It
was ended. Was it? We were still In
China. and but half Of our work was
.omplcte. "Wooching must de. You
must kill Kuns." So MY father had
written long ago. Well. Enng was
gone-gone the way of all opp"essors.
smitten by the creature hc despised.
All powerful aud skilled in til" 'aGing
VI men, he had yet failed to r'a'l Alright
The heart Of Yon. because fnsooth a
servant like Yon was to l'r lateii for
disuiedIencr and then forg tn.
Yuns rfgaininG IF gracr wa tod 10
few words. After his bra ~ ng,
rl.""cl his heart wis full # e., nge.
h. re- i repentance. u'Hi llnH, are
irs. III LIS might. forgot that IL cody
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
Stricken With Paralysis.

A peculiar illuess has attacked certain
families o. f. lows: Several days ago,
Mira. Bette Morrison, wife Of Col. Will
liam q Mnrrison, t Washington, ard
an aunt Of WilnrrU Taylor, Of No 3O2
King street. wac stricken with paralysis
and is n w in atrious condition. Wed.
need ~ q telegram was received from
Washingt N announcing tbs illness Of
Mrs. A. j. Ea.tbnrn, annther aunt Of Mr..
Taylor, who is q ester on his fathers
tide OF the house. The latter may live,
~hils the death OF the former 10 m0men-
tarilv expected
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
DU POINT POST CELEBRATES.
Twentieth Anniversary Appropriate
" Observed With Exercise.

Dr Pont Post, No. G. A. X. c2lrhAt
cd its twentieth anniversary in an mp
propriatc manner last night at its rouu.+
No. 504 Market street. The room Wa
crowded with relatives and friends Of
the members of the post md IN excel
lent program was rendered.
Addresses were made by Peter r.
Ayars, Department Commander William
A. Reilly, William ii Moystin AMI Il
number Of others. At the conclusion OF
the spcechnaking refreshments were
served,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
Guests At PhiladeIphi. Century c.

About fifty members of the local Ne;
Century Club were the guests Of ~
Philadelphia wCentury Club yeah
day. They were entertained at the ln1kI
ter's clubhouse at Twelfth and Sana1gDe
streets. The program was c0ntribu1e4
by the Wilmington visitors which includk
ed an address on "The Test of Civil
zation," by Miss Mary II. A. Mathsss
"The Model Club Woman" by Mrs. w
X. Crosby, and Miss Emma Lore on
''Wagner's Her0ines."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
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