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New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.

Saratoga. y. Y, July 6-The American Institute
of Instruction continued its seventy-frst meeting
here to-day Addresses made by Miss Mary
E. Wooey, president of Mount HoIyoke College, on
the Worth OF WOmeR's Educati ton and by E
Harlow Russell principal of the State Normal
School Of Worcester. Mass Decay OF the Art
of Reading
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07

Havana. July 6.-Governor- General Woods ply
scians report that the fever from which their pa
tient Is suffering is running its usual course, and
that there have been no serious Developments
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07

be'ors r0n ieaTe the atr for your summer ont
ing be sure 10 subscribe for TIE TRIBUNE Yoa -piU
Jfei lost Tithont If. The address uiH BE- ehauo,d
as often desired
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS RETURNING

Paris. July (SpeciaD.-The passenger LIST of the
st. Louis has these names:
Mrs. Astor. DE- III EIv
Mrs L. l.. Count Sitn,-
Mrs. @. B. Morgan w ~ p,rIs,
MIR and Arthur Yates C;usrava porgas
Passengers on L'Aquitaine are:
Sdstoh sisnleT. Nine Bakhmeten
Passengers on the Grosser Kurfurst arss
Miss Harriet Donaghe Miss Choata
Mrs. Adolphe I.adenburg Mrs &; ~ Ir.>-
Mrs Frederick Pearson. Albert Isacaa
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07

SUFFERS FROM PAINS WHICH PREVENT HER
TAKING HER USUAL DRIVES
Cronberg Prussia. July 6-Prince and Princess
Henry OF Prussia arrived here to-day on a visit to
the Empress Dowager Frederick. The latter's con-
diton is not so satisfactory. During the last few
days she has suffered from severe pains which
mas prevented her usual drives. The Empress
Dowager however. spends most of the day on the
castle terrace or under the lawn.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07

The Stewart house, at the northwest corner Of
Fifth-ave. and Thirty -fourth-st.. has now van
ished from the face of the earth. 1t may not
have been altogether thing of beauty and its
disappearance proves that it not destined
to be joy forever. But il striking land
mark in its way, and it was built with strength
and substance. Old New-York Git was new
Once) is changing swiftly.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
GENERAL WOODS CONDITION.

THE FEVER RUNNING ITS USUAL CoURsE-No
SERIOUS DEVELOPMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07

Wait a bit. Wait bit. Georgia watermelons
will soon be coming North. They are worth
waiting for. And Georgia peaches and Delaware
peaches will be in NewYork ere long. Don't be
disheartened yet
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
EMPRESS FREDERICK NOT so WE'LL

Brooklyn, July 6. 1901.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
MANAGES
ON TRAIN,

CORNING, n. Y. Aug. %, --PasIcngers on
the Erie limited express No. had II. cx-
citing experience Letween Eimira and
Corning las. night. After the train left
Elnira woman started running through
the cars screaming that some one wut
trying to place her under anaesthetic.
Shc fought off her imaginary foe with a
big jack knfo. With her wero her two
sons, IA and II years old. respectively af
ilicteh the same way.
Tho passengers were terrorizsd, and the
trainInen had tho greatest difficulty In
restraining hem. Wren the train reach
ed here the woman made q dash, smashed
the large plato glass in tn, car vcstihule
with her hand and jumped from tho troin
followed by tho two boys, They ran n
block, and then rushed into the Corning
Club, where the woman, bleeding and
bruised, screamed for holp.
III, c'ubmcn. believing that murder
was about 10 be committed. scattered In
all directions The woman and her sons
were finally caught by the police, and q
doctor dressed her numerous cuts and
bruises.
TO day she gave her lame a. Dr.. Mel.
lie Poor, and her address as Chicago.
They were detained at police headquart
ers until this AFTERNOON, when they were
allowed to 20.
The woman and her two sons apparent.
10 had tuLen Soma strnp0 nnrcotic 9TH nh
cra2ei them temporarily. They were up
parentiy al! right 10 day, and proceeded
for Chicago to night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
CA MEETING
AT TWIN OAKS.
Interesting Services Held
Yesterday and a Good
Pr0gr am Arranged for
Tomorrow,

The opening services at the Twin Oaks
camp yes erdly were OF an Interesting
character and the meeting WINS largely
attended. Rev. Trumbaur cond acted IN
Ell huslas ic song services ut 0.30 o'clock
yesterday morning. Rav 7. +. Talbar, q
noted evangelist of Maryland. preaching
an eloquent sermon taking as his - t,
Isaiah g. s. Mr.. Taber said IN part:
"G"d always revea cd himself to Ia ,iah in
Hi HOLINESS The gimps,s Of Gods holi-
ness whlch isaiah Witnessed in his visions
IS what showed him his own unhclinss,
When in spirit OF rnmorse over his sins
hs cried out, wv 90 is me for am un.
done. 1t we ag"nizs in prayer wo will
touch God and He will answer and pour
out HIS spirit upon us. Sinners Thus
WIN be compelled to fesl thor lost co nl-
Ton anu vii! rush to the altar to be saved.
At $50 o'clock n ehildren's nesting
was held that WAS attendedky both young
ana old. This meeting is one Of the .ra-
lures OF the camp and is being led by
Miss Emma Lus.h.
At ? 30 O'clock Rev Andrew Dolbnw'
give Va interesting Bible reading. His
tex was, "Iiealin2 for the soul an | 30 ".
During 'ha rvices throcghouS tho
day number Of seekers were at the altar
and received tn BILE sing O. sancti fication.
hspresen ahves are In camp from the
folio ing places: Chester, Hazel'on
Btrwlck. B'oomshusg. McAdoo. R,,diug,
Pa, Bid bora Pa, Conshohocksn. Pa,
NJ Carmel, Pa, PhInie!pha, Darby
Wilmington, Del. md several places in
Marylanh. Althoucht it hiss bean i'm
possible for Kew. Trumhaur to arrange
his program for he next four DAYS he
sure' tn campers aud those intrr"s tel
that number % 1'cd speakers will bo
on hand tomorrow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24

AN afternoon paper says: view.
ing the building and real estate
business from all points, neither is
as dull at this time as is gsnera ally
believed. We are pleased to learn
that the building boom promises to
be good the balance Of the year
and that all our builders are busy.
This does not coincide with reports
given the writer by our builders
A stroll around the city will con.
vince the most skeptlcal that the
building boom is yet a myth. We
don't want to discourage any i'm
provements being made, or to be
made in this city. We have said
many times that the nigh tax rate
retarded building, aud that. too, in
face OF the unprecedented demand
for small houses. The supply Of
small houses does not equal the de-
maud by over 100. There is no
use telling hungry person they
are not hungry when they have an
empty stomach. There should have
been a building boom, but the
builders we're scared Off 1t may
come later We hope so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
DELLA ARE
CITY NEWS,
From our Correspondent.

Delaware City. Aug. "a. ---Prcpa.
rations are being made by the coln-
ed people OF this section of New Gas
tie County to attend Big Quarterly
in Wilmington tomorrow.
About 800 pounds OF heavy rops
came here last evening oil Il baggage
car for the Deguan and Mclean
Dredging Co.
David Mccain and Armstrong II.
Heisel were in Wilmington today.
James NJ. Jester Of Wilmington,
was the guest Of Mr.. Pennington
yesterday and spent the day cunning.
Master Ward and Miss Emily Fra
ger Of Maryland are the guests Of
Miss Kate Porthan.
Miss Sadie Roberts has returned
home from Wilmington.
The Methodist Sunday School had
an enjoyable day at Brandywine
Springs Park yesterday.
The testing of the big guns at
Fort Dupont caused an earthquake
sensation here as the furniture in the
houses tossed about
Thomas Price and family spent
last evening at Riverside.
Miss Porthan had as her guests
last evening the Misses Hyde Of Nc.
Donough.
Harry Hall aud John Higgins have
been visiting in Wilmington. -
Harry Wise Of Philadelphia has
been Delaware City visitor.
Delaware City gunners are ready
for the cunning season. Some Of the
best shots in the country are in DeIa.
ware City.
Republicans in Red Lion hundred
are Kicking because they were ignor-
ed by the Levy Court and Democrats
drawn On the ury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24

NJ UTiCE- TO GIIIL CREEK HUNDRED
IN lax Payers. i will meet he tax payers
Of Mill Creek Hundred At the following nj 40 ca
and give the per cent discount allowed by
law:
At my home. arshallton July I'D and 10Th !:
August 9th. I2th. 18th. September "a, 9th.
l6lh, I'D and SOth. from l,30 to I o'clock p M.
Court House. Wilmington. July 9th and
9Th; August 3D., 10th. l7th. Gath; September
IN, l4th, !lst and 2dth; from 10 to 1870 a. m.
and l.SJ to3.D p. m.
Po4t Office, Hocsessin. July 23d; August
9Th. 10Th; September Sd. 10TH Eth and 24th.
from 10 to IL M.
Union, Dempsey's Store, July Esd; August
9th and Goth; September 81 10Th. 18th and
gath from l.aO to 1 p. nj.
Milford Cross Roads. July 25th; August 9Th
and 22d September 9TH, l9,h 10th and goth /;
from 10 To I'm.
Red Mills. July e5th; August sth and Gal :;
September 9th, 18th, 10Th and xJth from l.a0
to4p IN,
stanton Hotcl, July eth; August nth an
ga september 9th. 18th, ?Oth and Filth from
10 to II m.
Mar.hsllton. July goth; August 9th ard
ed 0sepiembar 9th. 18Th, Goth and 2ith from
LILO to4p. IN.
Gnrrett's Upper SNUFF Mil, Aug ust It'll and
September 18Th. WIN. T. DklaHTON,
Collector Of Taxes for Mil Creek HID
a3.l,aw .3w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
AT BHBEZY
REHOB01H.

R,bobotb Del, Aug. 23,-The NOR tn
of August thus far has been the most sue
Y cessiul that fehoboth ever has known,
Every hotel aud boa ding cottage has
Eeen crowded to its capacity, and the nc.
Communications have increased thraefold
in the las three years.
Tn, popularity of this city was IN e7i-
dsnce yesterday at the -ne OF lots off rod
by the town. They brought fair prices
md tho sale OF about II lots Noted nearly
| r.. 20 which will be spons on public i'm
provemen,s Each lot was sold Oh the
ground and crowd Of bidders followed
the procession from place to place several
Bntimo,enns were amc ng he successful
| idders. j. Frank Morrison. of that city
secured desirable lot On Maryland ave-
nue..
The character of Rehoboth's summer
population was never more clearly shown
than in the musicale given at thu Henlo
pom on " Wednesday evening for the benefit
OF All saints, ChuI oh The program. en-
tirely by visitors va, OF character that
could not be acceptable to peopls of culti
waited states The so!oi-t' were Miss Lock
wood Of Wa hlngtan, Miss Mason, Of
Cincinnati; Miss stowe, Of Baltimore and
Miss Elliott, of Baltimore, and Mr Wales
Of Wilmington. Miss Lockwood sang,
The Sweetest Flowers That Bloom, Miss
stowe sang, The Ro ory, Mlsa Elliott
sang, Spring Has Come, and Mr.. Wales
gave stein song. One CT he choicest
Productions of the evening was the cello
playing Of Mr.. Nilraponda. who is n res!
dent OF Washington, Tho Misses Mason
also played La Gollndrinh Miss Mason
and Mr. Lock wood sang a selection from
Robin Hood and Meath tho stars, was
given by Miss Elliott aud Mr.. Wnlcs. sew
oral excellent rscitations we're given by
Miss Cam, incIuiinx Travers FRS Hunt
and lnby's Faith Mra, G. S. l,eebe. Of
Bal timore. was the GccomuaniIt.
Archdeacon Hal, of Wilmington, ofici
atod At All Saints Church last Sunday,
the Rev, Mr. Grinnell, of Pits burg preach
ing in the evening. The Archdeacol
will preach at both services rex, sunday.
The camp meeting is in full operation
and is attracting considerably more at
tention than formerly. A beach service
is held every evening near the Casino be
fore the regular preaching begins at the
Audi orium
A number Of students from Delaware
College are occupyinga tage on vii
mington avenue and are euj,ying their
outing to 1t, fullest extent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
ArOuseS l.iv:ly Tilt.

Frankfort, Del. Aug. e3.-The
rebuilding OF the Fran ford M. +
Church, Of which Rev. Asbury
Burke is aston. has caused a lively
controversy in this little town, be.
cause of changes being made A
transept being, added 10 the church,
which has cau>e'i the blocking of a
path through the churchyard, lead.
ing from the main street to the rail
road station. Now the church peo-
pc object to any more paths
beng made over their premises. es.
peciaIIy through the cemetery.
Town Council does not approve Of
this action on the part OF the church
people, and there is a rumor thlt
Council will order the main s.re.t
opened through the cemetery.
This action would be fought by the
church people. who claim that
Counci! has no right to condemn
private property in the opening OF
streets under the charter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24

r6scAreus tnnri,s II II Z tvsn> n-cr1
4 fnstcnd % hein~ NV si.+sr sfe 4. ~,
wife Eor two ve,irs ste In. Lesn n. |.
ir, mo false. You c.nnot rnr,oyo ~,
fme, which has worn n loving .n,iIe al
ve" the s on.s o 'a spsasns
lies"
",Ian. Won mrst be cr,,t y, 7 ovo,,,,,
ed in Indignation "ls Ais what vnu
brought me here ror-.to mut,,atssy
THAT is IT," he rpn,icd no h. ru,,,od
his hands toeet,,r gym will cr,
away such portion of her to,ruo "a
will prevent her fron over sno,,inc
another sen,enc, I trusted hcr ana
| believed in her. but chr lied tn m, ava
dishonored pa To vour WORT, and
your fee Is ready. If is a thc,,,s, ,a
pounds in hand"
"Guod right, sir am soinr" q, "a
! rs started for the door hut / had ,,,+
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
DOTS.

''"n"raI ',iIlc.r.r. chief Of the corpS
Of engineers, VIII make an inspection of
the Delaware hyrlor improvements, today.
new caman' pavement IL being mt
uo"n 10 front of the saloon proper nj
No. 136 Market street
The I'll brick pavement on WASHINGTON
street between Sixth and Delaware ava
nue Is Disgrace TO the city, especially
con'idenng the money spent in putting
down 1t is in hl!l, and hollows.
DuShame Coward has Carrie Nation in
charge on her !ccturingl, our In his section
OF Tho country, Carrie "a o drawing card
and big money winner for Mr.. CIownr,i
The Wesley NJ Il. church pursona,e
mas been greatly improved this summer.
hOth IN appearance and comfort by thp
addition OF fruit veranda.
The Wilmington Bill Posting compopv
nave ma ihelr wagon repaintrl and it
looks as spick and apan as can bo.
Agne'. the y".r old daughter Of John
NJ and Katie Collins died on Friday The
funeral will lake place on Monday after
noon the u h inst, at 3 O'Clock.
The speaker for to morrow evening at
Alliance Hall, go Adams street, will be
Miss Anna Hess OF Lancas err, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
Mr.. Addicks' Yacht Arrives

Baltimore, Md, Aug. "a I'll he
steam yacht Vision, belonging t,
Mr.. J. Edward Addicks, the Re
publican aspirant for the United
States Senatorship from Delaware.
arrived at the wharves Of the Bal
timore Drydock Company, vester.
day in tow Of the tug Irene. Mr..
William O'Sullivan Dimplcl, who
has superiutended the enlargement
and rebuilding of the Vision at
Kirby's shipvard, st. Michaels,
accompanied the Yacht TO port. A
new water.tube boiler the erection
OF the engine and the fitting out Of
the yacht will be done by the Balti-
more Drvdock Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24

The business men of Mckeesport
Pa, are up in arms against the
Mayor. Robert J. Black, for the
part he has thus far taken with the
strlkers. The strike is costing the
business people about $3.50, 600 a
week and they say that it the May
or would assn eprotection to work.
ers, two.thirds of this sum would
probably be saved, as numerous
iron workers would like to 90 to
work, but are afraid. The Mayor
says the police are not hired to
guard the property of private cor
porations and he does not propose
to allow them to be used for that
purpose. No wonder the merchants
who depend on these works for a
living are anxious aud want the
strike settled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
PRIESTS TO GO
into RETREAT,

The annual retreat for the secula,
clergy of the Catholic Diocese of Butti
more will begin Monday evening al six
O'Clock at st. Mays SEMINARY, on NorIl
Puca street. All OF the secular clergy Grt
expected 10 follow the exercises unirs
they have been cxcu ed by Bi-hoi
Alfred A, Curtis, the v!ca -geDe al OF
the diocese. who has Eeeu the admiulstr..
tor during the absence of Cardinal Glib.
Ions in Europe.
The Cardinal himself always takes parv
IN the exercise. and al huugh he vii!
not arrive iu the city until within IL fow
hours Of the opening it Ia thonshL he " III
assist at the retreat as usual.
One Of the interesting features Of the 70
treat this year will be the prsssuce Of Fs
ther Fidsis the well known Passiouist
preacher, who,will conduct the exercises.
Father Fidslis' nume in the world is la
mes Kent stone. He is The only monk
who has ever preached at Harvard Culver
sity by invitation OF The INSTITUTION.
. 1t Is the Gust ON for Cardinal Gibbons
10 announce any changes am0DE the
clergy at the close Of the retreat 1t is
understood that there will be ssvera
change this year. One Of them will be
the assignment Of Rev. Johu Gsynor
pastor of St. Mary's Church, Rockville,
Nd. to be an assistant priest at St.,
Patrick's Church, Washington. D. c.. Of
which Rev. DR.. J. Stafford 10 acting rec
tor. Father Gaynor Is native Of this
city and was brought up in st. JohL' a
parish. He studied at St. Charles COL |
logs, in Howard county, and aftefward
entered St. Mary's Seminary. Baltimore
He was ordained priest about six years
ago. The priests Of the Diocese .of this
city will also follow ,hs exercises Of the
ratr0at -.-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
Telephone, $50 and 2s7 both system

vJ,Ay NOTICE FOH CHElSTIANA HUN.
dred i will sit at the following places to
collect County, Poor, Load, Capitation and
Dog taxes for the year 1871.
Court House, Wilmington. August 2ith an Ia
q. IN. to ~ IN. and to3p. III.
Centrevile. August ed: September ~ ana
~. between l0a. IN. and p. m.
Upper Snuff Mills, August I'D and septic M
her 70, BET wecn 10 y. m. and 3p. m,
Marshallton september IL, between ~ a. m.
and 4p. IN.
Elslnsre September II. between 10 a' m. and
In M q,
Henry Clay. September 10, between lOa. IN.
and p. IN.
Newport i VIII be at home III Newport on
Monday and Wednesdays in the Inon'h OF
August and September between and p. M
A rebate of per cont will be allowed on all
EPHRAIM MYE.,S.
p, o. Newport, Del.
40 Colle.tor for Ca ristiaua Hd., 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24
THE CHURCHES.

Calvary Eriscopal Church, "a anh Washing
ton streets R"v VIM ii. j,'f"' rs d II pastor.
Sermon lO,"ca N by Key. G. r. lubel. No
evening service
= Immanu"l Church, Highlands, Rev X !.
Hammond, rr't,r, Services ll.tJ a. M, and
1891 III Sunday School . a. M seat, f:,e.
st I.uk"'I Reformed EDsH,ptl Char,,, ,th
and Monroe str"atl PEA ming loiI A. M.
and at : 81 p, N by Rev J. Milton 'rwee !als
sunday scho i ga N. .Tr CEap m. Chris
t.an End"1ror meeting $50 p. III. Commu Gion
IN morning.
Walnut streets Kew. Henry $. Duany,
pn-t"r. PRAYER maninv0 "A. M Junior G E
aEa 1919 a; m aud a. . IN preaching
-un Jay school ? p III. Holiness meeting 40 y
subject ''Brlievers op ritual Mere ants"
scott NJ 4 Church IN AMI Spruce sire -,
Roy '" Easlcy, pastor. y! 1870 IN
preaching by tsv H. \ Cuntw-ll aud & i5 y IN,
by pastor Sunday schp, aT2 p M
Kingswood NJ E CHURCH. l4th an cravn mt
Rev. l. karlholsen, NJ pastor, Class
meeting "A. N. At 1881 a, IN. ana - y m
preaching by pastor. Sunday school p IN
EpWorth LrAgu" at 10 u IA. MOrIl . subj ect.
''Trmptht'on
Wesley NJ e Church. Linden all sol.h
Jackson strr-t., Rev W. r D,wIpr, past ~.
Glass me-tn,a;9 % am. Pr"a"hiny at l0.1)
am and IN " pastor sunday school ! D.
II prayer and Praise meeting at p M
us aarrI,"n n. nsr.s' n vhlr'h; snv"nsn ana
a., a, "a w I,i hy rop q r,, W,
Vt 1910 IN preaching by f;ev " Ea.lov and
pm by Rev rhas sh I'll SUNDAY school T.
ron,,lp.,..r,..,,i,,,C n,,,,,, Dam ".
- "a Tsn' s w., an m",,m h"v NC
BY !;Av Atl+n NtcCurdy T : G II Gii D m.
First Presbyterian Church Marriott street
ahov" 9th. At 10 aJa. NJ and a p IN prearh
ln- by Rev G Re"rr. Sunday school Q 30 a.
wo.,pr,,,,.,a.t,,,, =, o,,,,, w,ai
N"l rr'-nYrer.aIl mr. ~, VA ~ "hH'N'
,Ih ~ '.,''' ~, NJ sN'n, y w. n'~ ,f
sunday school At u m Christian Enir,y"r
IS m.
w., r,,.,,.. ,,,. o-
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Market str",f' h"F trsr IL Trull pa-tor.
errVlr% l""o M !r1 by 80, Fr',r' S!n lay
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I'VE !" w. ','' ~ VI IhI WI" 'ft
AtIo q "a IN rrSnching by Eer 4 ZebInv
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North Hnp''st Church, I.tn'n'n 4tr""' near
lh'h yhrr AHrnu". Key r Il Francis pastor.
ut'n. w. ~" !, nn' -, p ;" ny n"' mr.
v,,,' p,,i, .,"'," ,t. II" mn So" H. III
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-24

WE believe that the South will see
its way clear in the near future to
resort to the court instead OF lynch
law. There is no danger oil Justice
miscarrying IN the South, where
criminal assaults have been COM
mitted on the women. black as we'll
as white. The people of the South
should hav. more respect for the
law than the many lyncnlngs cad
one to believe. Because one man
commits an outrage, it is no sign
that al the negroes are depraved
or bad citizens. The bad as we'll
as the good we will always have
with us. The remedy lies IN the
hands OF their white nelghbors and
they should point olt to them the
error OF their ways and the results
that follow.