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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
POLAND
MAY REVOLT

Berlin, March 27. A letter from
Warsaw states that the police of all
Polish cities have been admOnished to
renewed vigilance in the detection Of
plots against the czar.
All is quiet at present in Warsaw.
but it is rumored that a plot is on foot
to bring about another Polish insurrec-
ton and the restoration of the old Po-
lish monarchy.
A number of persons who feared ar
rest on suspicion have gone over the
frontier into Galicia.
The Vorwaerts publishes "inside
news from Russia to the effect that
the number of students enrolled in the
army is still increasing and now eX-
cceds 1000.
According to the same authority an
cx-student named Piratoff, who was
enrolled, was executed March % in
Kiev because of insubordnation, and
two former students, Rybakotf and
Lanzetnik, will be tried for similar
oifenSe.
The Tageblatts st. Petersburg CORE
spondent says the recall of Count Mu-
raviefr- -Amoursky, Russian military
attache at Paris, has been ordered and
that the Russian ambassador to France,
Prince Ouroussolf, will probably soon
be recalled
Protest by Drasomirofr.
Messages from st. Petersburg state
that General Dragomiroif, command
ing the Kiev military district, will me-
morialize the ear through General XII
ropatliin. minister of war, humbly pro-
testing against punisl'ing students by
compulsory military service.
As the names of those who have been
arrested on charges of being concern
ed in the plot against the life of the
ear are becoming known, all Russia is
aghast.
Hundreds and hundreds of citizens
have been locked up all over Russia.
Many men Of national prominence have
been cast into prison and are held with
out trial.
Persons high in social. political and
military life are victims of the zeal Of
III" police. Al parentiy the ear be-
licvcs thai the plot against him per-
mcatpS all classes, and he knows no
one in whom he "an place confidence.
The nervous srAili is telling on him
tremendously. and in official circles
thr opinion is held that he will die of
fright If he eSvar 5 assassination.
There is TO h" no let up in official
vigilap"" and force is to be used il
n"rGcd 10 prevent further displays
against tl:r policy Of the government.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
HERO. GAVE
UP His LIFE.

Philadelphia March 2S. "Watty'' Doyle
letter carrier, touched the heroic plane
yesterday afternoon and paid for 1t with
his life. In attempting to drag Annie
Graham from the tracks OF the Philadel :.
phia and Reading X. X. 9th and Jefferson
streets. he was struck by he pilot Of an
inbound express and hurled 20 feet, strik-
Ing the ground with his skull fractured,
over the wOmRu's body the whole train
passed, cutting off both of her legs Upon
the corner, before the woman was taken
to the hospital, priest administered the
sacrament Of extreme junction, Both let.
tercarrier and sh0 whom he tried to save
died within few hours Of each other at
st. Josephs Hospital.
william Watson Doyle, better known
as "Watty". has for twenty years served
the public with its mail. While his home
Is at Mt Airy, his beat for many years hAs
been about Tenth and Jefferson streets
section, and the old, white haired man
was familiar figure to all In that VIC
unity.
Shortly before 2 o'clock sixty.elght year
old Annie Graham was walking toward
the tracks at Ninth and Jefferson streets,
bound for her home at l?23 North Soc.
ond street. Doyle was close behind her.
Although the gates were down she start.
ed to cross the tracks,
Look out t!"shouted Doyle; a trains
coming"
Then he rushed forward and caught her
by the arm. Miss Graham grew angry.
Leave GO OF me-" she cried, II can get
over " Suddenly she tore her arm from
Doyle's grasp and ran to the tracks. Just
ns sho reached them she tripped and fell.
Rushing forward the old letter carrier
started 10 drag her from the rails.
Only her legs remained upon the track
when there came rush and roar, and an
express bound for the Terminal reached
the two. Doyle was struck by the pilot
and thrown against the fence on the rail-
roads west side. After the train had pas
sed the woman's body was still upon the
track. She was conscious despite the fact
that both logs had boen almost severed
from her body and that blood was stream
ing from great cash in her side. Almost
the entire lower part OF her body had been
stripped of clothing by the rushing wheels
Doyle lay unconscious. ''s
Annie Graham, despite her terrible in
juries lived until almost four o'clock. Sho
never lost consciousness, told the hospital
authorities her name and add ress and bade
them send for her friends Father Fitz-
patrick stayed beside her until she died.
Doyls died shortly after five o'clock. He
had sustain ed fractured skull and in
ternal Injuries. He never regained oon-
soiousness. Doyle was two star man,
and had been connected with the depart
mont for twenty-five years. He leaves a
wife and several children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
Put v:rs on thr Track.

T,"sn. O.. March 81 Arthur Ruch,
Il fa":ir.'. Was arrested OIL charge of
r,@"i=,; ties on the PENNSYLVANIA rail
road track near BloomviIlc on Satur-
day Ei"'iy. He tagged the passenger
train. which stepped but n short dis
ta"'e ir2lN the obstruction. Ruch has
n-Hcc Il confession To Tie railroad "'onI-
rIuy's Ig.e,tiyes. His motive, it is
Supposed. was 10 obtain a reward fer
La@GilI- thH train.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
SIN Enttiinc In South .frics.

Cape Gown. March y. - indrcisvc
ar" reported daily. Fighting took place
at 'larha M'' and lIcnAiuErUntG!n, both
in Cap" CulJny. Tie casualties were
few. According to rCptrts received
here, the hills above Dnwptsdorp. inst
r'or"uptrd by General Bruce Hamilton.
were the scpar Of ii fight lasting several
hours
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
The Sick.

County tax collector. Horace Ret.
tow has been confined to his bed at
his home. Fourth and Jefferson street
lur several weeks with acute rhcuma-
tiSm winch followed a severe attack
Of the grip. He thinks Of going to
NerucrSvile, Pa. for treatment as
soon AS he IS able to undergo the itl-
tlguc incident to the trip,
Isaac Perry who boards with Mrs.
Lakeland at tIith and Jefferson Streets
IS confined to his home with a pu,.
m"nary complaint, and his physician,
Dr. Roop Smith docs not speak very
cncparag.ngIy Of his restoration to
health.
c. W. DgRans was takon very sick in
his 81. re. No III Enst Fourth street, yes
l.riny atJurnonn and hah to be sent to
HI hOne, No lJl2 WDst Seventh street, in
CAB ho Is troubled with heart f''iue.
Whitfield Weeks of No. 22G North TIarri.
san street, who is i'll with the pneumonia
wa rouo',d to the Homeopathic Hos.
pitaI yesterday afternoon.
Edward Sutton, of No. ia West
Front street, who has been III for several
weeks, was removed to the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix Ambnunce
yesterday.
William Frank who has been confined
to hts home On Tenth strest, bet Aern
Adam, and jackson street, for sometime,
Ia reported to be slighJIy better and hopes
to be able tO be out in u few days.
Frederick KcInlc, who has been suffer
ing from severe attack Of grip has ,ul.
ferad relapse, and he Is still unable to
attend to business
DR. B'Ocks1m who has been suffering
from nervous prostratlon for sometime
back Ia rapidly improving and Is able to
give attention to his numerous patients.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
10 the Addicted.

Miss Lu'u STROUD has consented
turonn the persuasion ot persons vino
hay" been relieved Of various ailments
hy hrr electrical and massage treat
m2nt 10 insert card in The KErt HLI-
cas-, in order lhlt sufferers from
rheumatism, hoadlcle. nervous pros.
udtIon and kindred complaints may
be relieved by HyaiIing themselves Of
hcr treatment at comparatively tri-
Nng cost and bat litI,e If any mcdi.
cine. Her treatment is sentircly harm-
less and PHYSICIANS rs well as many
sufferers can testify to It's efficacy.
Nh" will receive patients at her Ipluc.
""5 West Fourth street or will call in
any part OF the city when asked to do
50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
NO RIGHT TO uILiN E5S

The woman who is lovely in face form
and temper will always have friends, hut
one who would be attractive must kreD
her health. Ii she rs weak, sickiy,
all run down. she will be nervous and IL
l'abla. III she has constipation or kihn "
fioubln, her impure blond Will cause ulm.
pios. blotche', Skin erurtIons and wretch
Ell complexion. Electric iiiiters Is the
best medicine in the world TO regulate thD
stomach liver and kidneys and to purity
The blood. IL gives strong nerves. bright
eyes, smooth, ve.vnDy skin, ridh complex
ION Ii Will make aoOi-lOOhIng charm.
NJ woman OF "A rum down Invalid. OHiy
30 ctuts III y. B. Danfurth : urug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
Armor Plate For Germany.
Heavy SHOWS In AlRska,

Seattle. March 27-The steamship
Humboldt has arrived from Skagway:
In special dispatches from Dawson it
Is reported that Stewart Menzies. au-
ditor of the Alaska Commercial COM
pany, has arrived there from st. Mi
chael's with aattering reports from the
koyulsuk country. The heaviest snow
ever recorded in the Yukon basin has
fallen, and there is fear that Dawson
may be inundated when the snow
meitS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

CERTAIN Republicans appear TO
have d deeper interest in dispensing
the otfices than i'll the success OF the
party at the coming election. ii
they cannot control the appoint.
ments to Office the viii contribute
10 defeat the party. Their love OF
office is greater than their love OF
the platform or the policy it enun-
cIates. The party Is nothing 10
them II they cannot get office for
themselves and their friends. They
are like liesslaUs, they hight tor
pay. In case OF disappointment
thev are ready TO cooperate with
the Democrats and thus ayengc
real or lancIel WIoug>. \, an en-
cuse for their conduct they plead IA
desire to preserve The ho1or ot tbc
State, and TO show their sincerity
they Will sacrifice thems e. - and
a.so their friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

NoTICE-I. WILLIAM r. WATSON. THE
IN tenant and occupant OF ths house 81 B.
uated At Nc. 1876 East Third streeA
in the Second ward, in the city of Will
mington, county OF New CASTLE and state
of Delaware, in compliance with the require
menta of the acts of the General Assembly Ia
such case made and provided. do hereby give
notice that | shall apply in writing to thu
Court of General Sessions of the state Of Dol
aware. in and for New Castle county, on
MON DAY, the 18TH of May. A d., l0Uf
being the next term of court for II license for
said house aS an inn or tavern for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors in less quaint
ties than one quart,to be drunk on the prem
ses, and the following respectable citzens Of
said ward, Sat least twelve of whom aru
substantial frce holders of said ward recon
mend the snd application viz:
Frank Hyatt Jame4 r Monte ners
Uric j Clark John d ,rhom pson
James Bennett Nicholas r Hammer
Henry Bouth Cornelius Mundy
John Il Mcdowell John A Hnnrahau
Robert 9 Porter W T. Berger
Philip Hlldebrand Sr VIM Stuart
W h Bailey James White
RObt Kenyon Max Poiolsky
John FarHan Harry F Schncpf
Robert + Gamble Dennis II Carr
Thomas W McVay Lewis G Moody
Fred Hanrnhan Andrew Grutz
Phil p Hildebrurd, Jr
m274td-w WILLIAM r. WATSON
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
Meetings Tonight

Keokuk II ibe Imp'd O.RM.
2nd ward Single Tax Club.
18Th ward Single TaxClub
Palestine Castle 40. K NJ. g,
9TH ward Single Tax Club
Campo, p POSA.
Democratic League.
Grant Post. Il a Il.
DUPONT Post q AR
Delaware Sacngerbund
Clayton Lodge X Of r
Division No I. A OH.
America Lodge, $ Of H.
Humboldt Castle. X. u. n.
Grand Opera House Band
Excelsior council U + a.
Crusaders Iemple +. q ".
delaware Couclnvel o II.
Moss itose Temple L. q. n.
Kadosh Commnndery X OF NJ.
Wilmington Lodge A. .. U. W.
Brandywine oonclave 5 w M.
Washington Lodge A u A NJ.
Abraham .ipcoln Command. U Y q.
Win0na C0hndil Jr OU y M.
frandywineLodgeO Orderof the World
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Union Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

WHAT business could stand up
under burden Of interest that
wouldrequlre 1t TO pay SiOO on $1,000
This is lower rate of interest than
a ma ajority OF our pawn brokers
charge their customers. Nobody
can stand such rates and it should
not be permitted by our authorities.
Such rates of interest are not hol-
est and no one should Tor minute
be expected to pay them. But here
in Wilmington people pay more than
40 per cent Tor loans on their per-
sonal effects and household goods
No business can be an honest one
that eXacts such high rates of in
terest or else those conducting such
establishments expect TO get rich
pawn brokerage business as il Is
allowed to be conducted in our city.
The people who borrow cannot hope
to keep up the interest long, when
they require all they make, week
n and week oct, to live on. 1t is
wonder there are not i hundred
pawn brokers III our city instead OF
some twenty. We have nothing
against any one Of these people
who are engaged n the business in
our city, but we think that the us
ury rates should be made public.
Twenty five per cent would enrich
the pawn brokers dnl be hardship
enough on these compelled to bor-
row.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
IaSheS for Wife Beatin .

Elkton, Md, March THE
whipping post in Maryland vas
again called into service Yesterday
afternoon when Sheriff Langford,
oil Snowhi!l, executed the sentence
Of thirty lashes upon the bare back
ol Zadock Brittingham for wife
beating, Besides his whipping he
will serve Six months in the House
Of Correction.