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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-09
Totai's Boats.

Valley Belle for Galipolis at 500
a. m.
keystone State for Cincinnati at 4
p. m.
Ben Hur for Pittsburg at p. m.
The stage of water at this point is
getting low. bat a slight rise IS 're-
pertc ~ headwaters
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In effect November Is, 1904

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia texpless,, l5i, 301
az. $50, 7.42. 100. S,6U. B56, 9S5, lell, 1u.32
ie.62. ll.2. az, NE u. M. ''l-,l6, 49, W.
~, 4.5S, 6o7. sV. So s57t III. suS. and
el6 p. m.
Accommodation. $40. 40. So l1oF a.
m. 1880. 232. 400. 5.25. 6 81, and 10. IS p m
For Chester (express), l67, 4 20, $50. IA
Iho, . u. $50. SIS. 10l 1l.22, II 81 ll4o a.
m: Ia, a.O ass, go. 6.67, and 3o6 y. m.
n;3o. 2,32. 100, 6.25. 6s5. and 1913 .. n,
For New York Through oxpress), 1.57.
So2 $50 Dining Carr 1922, 1862, II a. e.
m: FIX Dining Carr, 1877 Dining Carr.
Sll. s'o7, $50 Dining Carl, III ana 0 ID
ton, Philadelphia, 40. 6so. 7lo, 10. 5 &
s.ss. lo.ll, loE2. II 80. 1l45 a. M, 1880, Isl.
2s2 Sil, 45s. 5.O7, 6.O1, G.57. ~, $40 and
For Boston without change. 1902 q. M,
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations 7.T a. m. and IS p. m
baltimore and Washington, A3h, 500
no. l0.R and 1105 a, M, l205 1918 s-1. IL
1.5o, 3b,. 4o9 5.2b, 's03, 8.46. 70a $50. SM
y. M, and los night.
Baltimore and intermediate ntation.
1e9 Al. 6.la p. m, 12ls night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington, fexpress), $50, 720 TBS, s.3a
o23. 1l23 l133 a m, '"12 3D. 10, 22l ala
80 3H, 40l, as. COS, SIS 6.34, $50, COZ
night.
Accommodations 30, 80 912 1o3sa m
i"3, 325. AO4. A49. 6H, 8as, lo22, and II a
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress), lb7, aO2
aO. s-8. 1882. 1852, ll4o a. In, 49, 5 d
hob. 6V1, $50. III. 9.06. and 9.lU y. Ia
Accommodation, 7l0, $40 SOS IL m.
LA 2Oo, Aeo. 5.5. ia. and 1903 . IN.
.or Chester ltxpress). l.57 40, $50
II Is u. M, l37, 800, ASS, e.07 and o. = m
Accommodation. TO $40, 8G5 q. ~ Ia
2v0. 400, 63 72S, and 1898 .. m.
For New York Through express, Isl
Nv, go. Dining Carp, lU3@ 1862, III a
M l.'i Dining Carr. 500, COZ, - 20 DIN.
Inc carr, 7.lj. SIG D. m., connectins via
Broad Street Station, PhIadelphia' 4 O
no, $40, 936. L Is a. m., 1877, 800, 4.la
~ COZ, 7l7, and 1913 p. M.
FOR Boston, without change, 1T D. m.
Baltimore and Washngt On ass, 500.
]" Is z M. R05 1913, l.t0. SOL, 49s, o.
'to3, Gas, 7,SS, Sill p m, ant, O5 nllnt, |
baltimore and intermediate stattona
sl3 p m. Il IS night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, Tor
wilmington texpress). $50, 72G II 23 /, "a
e. m, l.l3, 10, 32a, 446. Eos. Is. 6n5 SIS. ,
L5l' SSo. il e. IFS p. m ana V % II eht
Accommodation, Ss5. sI2, 1885 M.
E.S 2G S13. S3s and 1022 D. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway. --Exprcss GAG D m.
oaiiy, %ieepers to Port Tampa, Augusta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
CONO6NSEC DISPATCHES,

Grouui wa broken for n"w custom
hu'i>e il New York
N'nc2Ueia was reported to hay" ,"llrd
Two American steamers.
Mrs CARR" Nation, the Wichita ". 6.
L. |. wnindn was released from, iHiI
Elijah ", Btaiad"II, one of the founders
Of the Republican party, died At ko, *
f.Td, Ills.
Ih" British steamer Monarch cleared
from New Orleans for Cape Town with
LOO hornos for the British army.
stephen Van Rensselaer, Townsend a
well i,h"wu New York lawyer, died at his
home in Hempstead, on Long Island, art,
er several months sickness.
The WILLIAMSBURG colli"ry. controlled
by the Pennsylvania railroad, has sus.
l"udcd operations on account Of differ
"n"cS between the company aud the op.
eta yes over the hours of work.
~" r"n,rs Of the steamship Rl>sic,
"m't "ds recently wrecked near Fara
man FlHu'r, VIII distribute 2O,Ot,J
francs TO lie N>h,rmcu ,,ho rescued the
IA sengers and cir,y Of the vessel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan. Ii, Acting under
instructions from CHIEF of Detectives
George f. Titus. Scotland Yard officials
were yesterday cahled to arrest today in
Liverpool as he steps off an incoming
steamer the defaultine confidential clerk
Of large wholesale house on Walker
street who is SAID TO have got away
with $4,000 Of the firms funds at the
tim" of his flight and to have embczzlcd
nearly %GOU,OuU before he was even sus-
pcctcd. The utmost secrecy is being OBJ
served about the case by Captain Titus
and District Attorney philbiu. Beyond
admitting that there is such Il ease they
will make no details public and refuse to
give even the name of the hefauter, the
name Of the boat he sailed Oh Or the name
OF his employers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
-----
The Ecys Play Books.

There was political hazing Doe In the
hotei Richardson ut Dover on Monday
night. / he hazers made State treasurer
Burris stand On ono leg and proc aim
'rpea cdly The Stats OF Delaware is bank
RIP
po tmaster Hugh G. Brown was com.
PEELED to brush spsrrows If tho bed room
wall.
Judge Ball carried two Gags and was
creed to sing he Couslitu ion folluw-
NJ flag. His Voice did not suit jaime Z.
hHtledEe. who lhr. W him heavily, Where's
upon Judge Ball sentenced HIM to three
month.
Robert g. Houston danced the cako
walk.
Charles H. kttinger was compel ed to
crawl under tsd and carry it upti the
sl"ts came out aud let the editics fall
al out his Aars.
Walter II Hayes had Judge Balls voice
indicted for creating Ill cord.
Ion Ewell escaped by initiating wo-
man voice when the hsZers attempted
01orCe thelr way into his room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
QUAY WINSTHEFICHT
Memorable Struggle For Penn
eylvania Senatorship Ended.
MASSACHUSETTS, RETURNS HOAR.
Fifth Term For the Venerable
senator-McMillan Reelected In
MichlSa n--Clark Lacks One
Vote In Montana.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 16.-After a
memorable struggle, which has continued
for several years, Colonel NJ. S. Quay,
regular Republican nominee for United
States senator, was elected by the Penn
sylvanis legislature to fill the vacancy
created by the expiration of his term on
March 4, 1899. His combined vote in
the senate and house was 1870, or three
more than the number necessary to
choice. The house and senate will meet
Jointly at noon today to canvass the
vote and declare an election. Mr.. Quay's
commission has already been prepared
and signed, and he will take it to Wash
ington this Afternoon. 4 party of his
friends will SO with him to b. present
when be takes his seat il the senate
tomorrow.
The Democratic vote was cast almost
solidly for Colonel james NJ. Guffey Of
Pittsburg, and that of the anti Quay
Republicans was divided among nine ia
yorite sons Representative William ].
Calvin Of Schuylkill, who two weeks ago
voted with the Republicans on the or
ganization of the house. was the only
democrat who voted for Mr. Quay.
When he cast his vote, the followers of
Colonel Quay broke into cheers, which
continued for more than minute, Rep
rescntative l.. ID. Brown of Craw ford
voted for the Rev. DR.. Silas c.. Swallow,
the Prohibition leader.
The solid Democratic vote in the sen.
ate was cast for Colonel Guffey.
The widest excitement prevailed dur
Ing the ballotng in the house. Long be-
fore that body convened at 3 o'clock the
Chamber was packed with legislators and
spectators. The crush at the doors was
30 great that many members had to have
the AID or police to get into the hall.
The election Of 'olone Quay ends the
struggle which began at the organization
of the legislature in 1899 and has since
continued without interruption. Seventy
nine ballots were taken by the last legis.
iature without a choice, and then the leg
stature adjourned. The day following,
April Il, Governor Stone appointed Mr..
Quay to the senate, and on April %,
1S39, his appointment was rejected by
The senate by one vote PENNSYLVANIA
has since had only one United states SELL
ator, Boise Pcnrosc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 70, 1901.

Eel. Is second-cIass mail matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

kjngswood NJ. +. Sunday school
held their annua! election Of officers
OF Saturday evening, January :.
1901, with the following result:
Superintendent. Thomas Raiper,.
assistant superintendent, Vim.
Mcrrick; secretary, Clarence X.
Hope treasurer, Mrs. a. Guthri1:
Librarian, George Alien; chorlster,
VIM. Merr'ck; organlst, Bertha
Lea'heH: primary superintendent.
Nlr". +, =. .eho. intermediate sup.
crIitendcnt, W. '. Harris, mission
atv officers. president. VIM. Mer-
r'cN, secretary and treasurer, Rob-
srtI. uuI.Iey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
THE SEAL AFFIXED,
Chinese Envoys Have Returned the
joint Note.

PEkl\G, Jan. IL. Prince Ching and
his staff were long inc in the Fo.b i.
Gen ity yesterday. ACCOMPANIED bv the
chief ounnch, they saw woman sery.
nut guarding the imperial seal. She
produced the seal, the PAPERS were seal
cd iii her presence and then the seal wa4
returned. Owing 10 the lalrness Of the
hour the papers thus sealed were Itut
presented 10 the foreign "uyUy5 until to
day.
In the American district y Chinese
court of justice came into being and 0p
Grafton today. The death penalty may
be- inflicted for murder, manslaughttf. at.
tempted murder, robbery, counterfe.ting,
footing and burglary. 1t may also be in.
hlcted upon tEose known to have been
Boxers who have done injury TO life
or properly. Other punishments, like
whipping. Imprisonment and the rAposi
iton Of fines, can BE- inflicted
Owing to orders received from Berlin
a hitch has occurred regarding the trans.
fer Of the railway, which Russia began
turning over to Germany
French railway engineers have made
a breach IN he western wall of the Chi
nese city through which they will Drjus
i'll the Pao Ting ia railway.
The Ticntsin lin" will be extended to
the wall Of the Tartar City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
r. EIISTERs ORDER,
~ REGISTER sUSrlCE
New CAsTLk CpUNpY, Del.

Janhbry7. 1901.
| Upon the application Of -ecurity Trust
atle Drlrs.t 20 Administrator of .tosenh b.
bigger. ate Of Ni"nnstou Hundred, In said
county. leceased. II Is ordered aud d rected by
the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice OF granting of Letter.
OF Administration upon the estate Of daeeass1
with the datu OF granting thereof. by causing
advertisements to be posted within f3,ty days
from the dats Of such Letters in six OF the oss
public places OF the county Of New Castle, re-
curing all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same, or abide by au
act OF Assembly In such case III ado and pr0yiG-
I'd and also cause tbs same to be- inserted
within the same peri0l In tho DAILY HkpUR
LICAN, new paprr pr5lishei In Wilmington
Del, and to DO couunuol therein three wnoA,
{ o. d.
49,, Given uad.r the hand and seal 1t
IS. office OF tho Register aforesaid, 10
49, Wilmington, in Now Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
CALVIN W. CROSSAN. Register
NOTlCE-Noticeish hereby givcu that Letter,
Of Administration were In due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned on the tn day
ct .nu ~, A. u. l9Ul. and that ali psrsuns
having claims against the estate Of the decGas.
ia must pres. Mt the same, duly attc.tcl, 10 tho
said Administrator on OF before the Tt9 dap
Of .aa lar> lJJl. or abide tins Act OF As4.p.-
bly, IN such case made and provided.
SnCCl.iT TRUST & SAFr. DEPOSIT co.
Administrator
Address: Wilmington, Dol N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
ApOW DER NIL EXPLOSION

Removes "very hing 10 sight; so do
drastic mineral pills hut both arc mighty
n'lgoro"S Iton't dynamite the delicate
machinery Of Your body with cainlnel
cro'on nil or nloo-, i,ills, when DR.. King s
Ne" Lille fIlis. which are a, gen 10 as a
snn'ne. ecIa, do tho work perfect
tu'e9 HeniaGhas Constipation. Only %
cents ~ Ddufur'h's drug Store
SINUS oohp. ftnbyroyN Pills. the
tIlglnai ana only real VsGulne, The only
uHs that passed the analytical board OF
New YORK out ct all nnaly,ei and were
recommended to tho confidence Of the
ladies'. The hrst male under the mama,
tour trade marx now - years very val
uabls, tho Iua % faicrltss eau be rel led
on as pure lins remedy. 81. Sent al o by
mail Main depot Cos King street. VII.
nlngtoE Del, Wholesale BY ,obbsra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
RARE COLLECTION ON SALE,
Famous Clark Prints and Auto.
graphs offered In Boston.

RF"'"" "''erV" III "ostoH'
BOSTON, Jan. 16.--rhe Autograph
geneatogy Of George Washington at the
sale of The Clark collection of prints
and autographs here yesterday brought
Sl,I5o, The sale was made by auction
The book went to Dodd. Mead Il Co. oi
New York, who, it is understood, pur.
chased it for the account Of George w,
Vanderbilt. Another Of the rare aut,.
graphs sold was an original manuscript
record of the formation of the Concord
company of minute men who met on
Jan. II, l715. and chose their officers,
with a list of j. members. With this is
record Of the meetings OF the company,
with all additional slip, one of the en-.
tries being, Concord, April the 10Th
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
4 KANSAS lvNohiM0
Angry Mob at Leavenworth Durns Q
Negro at the Stake.

. AhBry mon NJ LeavehwOHth h0rne
Negro at the stake.
LEAvNNWORTH, Kan, Jan. 49,.
Fred Alexander, the negro who on Satur
day evening attempted to assault Miss
Eva Roth and who was supposed to have
assaulted and killed Pearl Forbes In this
city in November last, was taken from
the sheriff's guard by mob and burned
at the stake at the scene of his crimes
half dozen blocks from the center Of
,he city. Probably 5000 people witnessed
the lynching.
Alexander was brought to the city from
the penitentiary at Lansing at 4:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon and placed in
the county Jail. The citizens gathered in
great Numbers and finding peaceable en-.
trance to the Jail impossible, armed them,
selves with railroad irons. The Jail doors
were bait, red down and Alexander drag.
sed to the scene of his crime, followed by
hundreds of bowling, frenzied men and
boys. Arrived at the scene n railroad rail
was stuck into the ground and the negro
fastened TO it with chains. Then coal oil
was poured over his body and set atire
The wretch protested his innocence. to
the last.
Men kept piling on wood all the time
until about I o'clock, when the flames
were allowed to die down. From to 8
o'clock there was a continuous stream of
people going to the scene of the burning.
These We're persons who had been unable
TO get away from their work in the after.
noon and who were determined not to
miss seeing the awful spectacle When
the fire had died down sufficiently to al
low the crowd to approach the remains of
Alexander, there was n wild scramble to
obtain relics. Bits of charred flesh,
pieces Of chain, scraps of wood, every
thing that could possibly serve as SOU
venir, was seized on with morbid eager
ness.
After Aleyander's arrest he was taken
before Miss Roth who identified him.
Since then mob has surrounded the pen
itcntiary day and night. The crowd be.
came 30 formidable that Governor Stan
ley, in response to telegram from War:
den Tomlinson ordered two companies OF
militia to be in readiness to start for |;
Leavenworth at a moments notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

LIEUT.. GOVERNOR Philip L. Can.
non, was sworn into Office on Tues
day, taking the oath over the came
Latin Bible as his father took the
oath OF Governor over in 1868, just
So years ago. He, pIade a very i'm
pressive speech on taking the chair
on the honors which had been
thrust upon him by the voters in
Delaware. He is the first Lieuten-
ant Governor to be elected under
the new constitution. He presides
over the Senate and has a vote only
in case of tie. lie will reflect
credit upon himself and the Repub.
lican party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
MEN FOR KITCHENER,
England to Send Large Re-
endorsements to Africa.
GUARDS FOR THE RAND MINES.
Eritish Force In Many Cases Worn
Out In The Cape Colony Cam
paiEn and Forced to Take
Needed Hest.

LONDON, Jan. 16.-Thc government
has decided to send large re-enforcements
to Lord Kitchener, and the war Office,
in carrying out this decision, has de-
termined TO enlist 5000 yeomanry ~
untccrs.
At Il meeting held al the war office yes
terday afternoon this plan and others for
securing more men were discussed aud
approved, and it is understood TINT the
government will in the course of day OF
two issue communique on the subject.
A dispatch from Cape Town says that
Sir Alfred Miners consultative commit
tee of nitlaIders is telesraphing 10 the
various committees of the uitlandrrs
throughout the country the terms OF the
formation Of guards for mines. Each
mining company is 10 pay and feed its
own men.
The casually list shows that there has
been severe engagement, with loss,
OF killed II wounded and : missing.
al Mufrhysbur%. where the Dutch are
said to have been joining the invaders.
Murrnysburg is III miles west Of Glauft
Eeiuct.
indl"atons ere not wanting that the
decision Of the government to send re- Gu
1orc"ncnts has not been taken moment
loo soon. Colonel Colville's mobile col
unln, which has been pursuing the Beers.
has been obliged tn rest at Greyingstnd
10 erect Il blockhu,Ise and to cease opera.
tons ln'n rp-enforcpd by mounted
troops.
General PAget has taken his force to
Pretoria 10 rrtit. Many Of The men are
suffering from entnrIc fever
Three hundred Beers captured a small
British convoy at Notwithstanding. near
Pretoria, but made off after iiberating
the prisoners.
General Brabant. while addressing
conference Of mayors at Cape Town,
said the authorities were ANXIOUS to keen
the war away from Cape Town if posi-
be, but that the only hope of doing this
lay i'll sending 1000 men to the front
lie urged that no pre"au1ion should BE-
to prevent the enemy from al
rauciug farther south.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
No Choice In Delaware.

DOVER, Del, Jan. 1G.- The Delaware
legislature met here al noon yesterday
hnd proceeded to ballot Tor II United
Stat"s senator. The FIRST ballot was in
decisive, as was expected. 1t brought
out no surprise except that Senator Rich
ard r. Kenney lacked but two votes of
being reelected for the long term. aud
Willard salisbury was one vote behind
kenney. This state of affairs was cars-
I'd by the absence of three Republicans,
Senator McFariane and Representatives
Ewing and Kitchen. J. Edward Ad9icks,
the gas man, received the solid vote OF
the Union Republicans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

LONDON. Jan. 16.-The Daily FIX.
press says; "Mr John L. Miholand, who
arrived in London last week hearing an
invitation from a number Of wei! known
New York citizens to MIR. Kruger to pro-
coed TO the United Suites, has been 10 see
him and has offered him palatiai resi-
dence in New York city. In the course Of
an interview Mr.. Milholland told repre-
sentative Of The Daily Express that he
was quite sure Mr.. Kruger would accept
the invitation and would go TO New York
about the middle Of next month"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
THE first vote for U. S Senate

THE first vote for u. S. Senate
was taken yesterday at Dover. both
in the Senate and in the House In
the Senate J. Edward received 5
votes Tor both the long and the short
tern. while kenney received s votes
tor the long term and Salisbury s
votes for the short term. Farlow
voted with the Democrats. In the
House Mr.. Addicks received l0votes
tor both the long and short term,
while kenney received Is votes Tor
the long term and SALISBURY s
votes tor the short term. Col. Du-
Font received 5 votes tor the long
term and Charles f. Richards !
votes for the short term. Benjamin
Nields. Anthony higgins and W.
I. Spruance each received | vote.
Mr.. w. S. Hilles received | vote IN
the Senate
From this it looks as if the Re-
publicans did not intend to elect
TWO Republican U. S. Senators for
several days, but keep on ba.ioting
while the public will be on the anx-
ious bench awaiting theunexpected
to happen. From what can be
learned. SIX Republicans have said
that Addicks cannot be elected,
while the Union Republicans say
there will be no surrender unless
Addicks ls elected one of these
Senators, The Democrats have
agreed to stick together until the
Republicans break the deadlock.
From all appearances there Will
not be U. S. Senator elected at
this session.
Fortunately the Senators will not
be needed oy the Mckinley admin.
istration aud the statesmen at Dow.
tr will be lett to fight it out anon.
themselves. 1t remains TO be seen
what the rank and file OF tine Re
publican party have TO say 10 the
matter and If they arc satisfied TO
blow boin seats to he vacant Tor
two years. 1t is by this method
that kcnucy aud Salisbury hope to
be able, two years from now to I'll.
these seats. But keep your eyes
open for deals before the lst day OF
March.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
Roberts Leg Amnutaicd

Physicians at the Homeopathic Hos
pital yesterday morning amputnted the
left foot of Harry Roberts, above the
ankle. Roberts had his foot badly
mashed several days ago while working
at the yards Of the Harlan Il Hol.ngs-
worth Company. The operation was
successful and Roberts was resting easy
last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

NEW YORK, Jan lG. Further in
curry int" the abu>" and neglect Of pa
tients 10 the insane pavilion of Bellevue
hospital was made by the grand jury yes.
terday. John W, Keller. commissioner
OF charities; Dir. Allen Fitch and DR.,
Henry Valentine WiIdman. the official
examiners in lunacy attached to the ma.
T!lion: William B. O'Rourke, former So.
permit eudent Of the hospital. and some Of
The doctors and other employees were
Nmmoncd before the jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

ALBANY, Jan. 1G.-Wu Ting Fang,
envoy exit lordinary and minister pleni-
potcnliary Of China to the United States,
addressed the annual meeting of the New
York State Bar association al Harmanus
Rlercker hall. The hull was filed with
5000 persons, who listened with great
attention to Minister Wu'S address, the
subject of which was "Chinese Juris-
prudence."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

LANSING. Mich, Ian, 49, Senator
james McAIIllau Of Detroit vas re.eiect.
ed by the Michigan legislature. being the
unaniWnr' choice Of the Republican MA.
J"rity. lie received 81 votes in tn,
honS" and 81 III the >'n&te. Thomas E.
Rarkw"rth OF jackson WAS given a com.
r!mentary vote by he Democratic mi.
h"r''y, He received one vote in tho
senate and ten in the house. Five mem.
BEES Of ~" legislature were absent when
the vote was taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16
Broke Into the Shop,

The harness shop OF H. S. HighAeld at
Hockessin, was broken into on Saturday
night and sewing machine and some
harness were broken. 1t is said an EN-.
ploye Of the proprietor was in the shop
Wien party Of men demanded admis-
sion. He w"nld not let them in and then
they got heavy piece Of wood and bat.
tered In the door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-16

Is your ailment Catarrh?--I had Ca
tarrh loc year." Il had Catarrh for ?
years" had Gaia rh for s years." Il
haI Catarrn Tor 20 years" had Catanh
Tor - years" ana Dr. Agnsw Catarrhal
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