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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
IL NiIleI nj II rOAhluR.

MIDDLETOWN, y. y, Nov. 2o
William IIasbr0urk and Oscar Has
blouck, brothers, aged twenty and
eighteen respectively, and John Titus,
aged nineteen. were Instantly killed
near Goshen by II westhOlind train.
They were driving across the track at
II Grade crossing. The young men and
the horse they were driving to a wagon
We're hurled far from the track. They
had waited for the passing Of Il train
on another track before crossing and
wtrc caught nnawarrs by the west
bound train.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
EaiAl ItceIullt Wreck.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Nov. 2@.-.car
Goldman, about thirty miles north Of
Pine Bluff, Cotton Belt fast freight
suffered disastrous wreck yesterday.
Sixteen loaded ears were demolished.
The engine jumped the track and turn.
Ell over. Conductor Walter Noble of
.Joncsboro was killed and a brakeman,
fireman and engineer were seriously
and probably fatally injured. Some
time will pass before the wreck is
cleared, and trains are delayed several
~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
L.alYYer Samnle DenicA All.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Lawyer
John l.. Semple of Camden, n. j.. who
is on trial in the United States district
court in this city charged with aiding
and abetting counterfeiters in the max
ing of spurious twenty dollar notes
while the latter were imprisoned, went
on the witness stand yesterday and oc-
cupicd most of the time Of the two ses-
sions of court. He made a general de-
NAL of the charges against him, saying
that he had been engaged as counsel
for Arthur Taylor and Baldwin 5.
Bredell, the convicted countcrfelters,
In a regular manner. A large number
of witnesses testified to Semple's good
character. Among them We're Justices
of the New Jersey court of errors and
appeals and supreme court. judges of
county courts and prominent attorneys
of the New Jersey bar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
~. lp,chi..o. 10 L..v. s,ae,

SAFIA. Nov. 22.--Mr. Dickinson, the
diplomatic agent here Of the United
States, will leave today or tomorrow
for Constantinople. There is obviously
no prospect Of a settlement with Miss
Stones abductors. The departure of
Mr.. Dickinson will probably have a
good effect upon the brgands who have
Miss Stone in their possession, AS they
may fear to lose everything by not ac
cepting Mr. Dickinson's proposals.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
R. Il. SCOTT.
R. h. SCOTT,
314 Market st.
Ladies' Coats
and Jackets.

4 new lot Of the 1919 Rag
lanS and $40 satin lined three
quarter Castor Coats, will be
here for Saturday. They are
without Il doubt the best values
offered in this market. Other
special values for this sale are:
Ladies' castor hult-:ight fstin! Ras'
lans, satin lined sleeves and yoke.
special price. sl..5u; sold elsewhere
for 5000.
isdles' three quarter Black or Light
Tan Coats lnod through with satin.
SIC. 90, sold elsewhere for $1,000.
Ladies Tan. castor and black short
Jackets. saiu lined through. with
high standing collars, Sa7o; sold
cliewhese for SIS %.
Indies Oxford grey or black rough
cloth Jackets, lined through with
satin and velvet collars $500; sold
elsewhere for $1,000
Ladies' Black AMI Castr c 9th Jack
ct,, special values at $40, worth
$500 and 81. 10; wo:th sic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
JoHN KING, who was convicted

JOHN KING, who was convicted
yesterday 10 the Court of General
Sessions. charged with cutting his
wrfe's throat, wlllhave time to think
over his crime. He was given Il
far trial ami the jury before whom
he was tried, brought in a verdict
Of guilty. It only took twenty min-
utcs 10 arrive at their verdict. The
court sentenced him to five years
in the county workhouse, one hour
the pillory and to pay a fine OF
$1,000 1t might as we'll have bee
one million dollars as far as King 8
ability to pay it goes The man
will have plenty oil time to think
over what fool he has made OF
himself and mend his ways. lie is
lucky to have escaped more Sc.
rlous charge, tor If he had been
successful in his murderous attack
upon his wife he would have bee
tried lcr murder. The close shave
to this other charge should be a
warning to him to determine to be
better man when his term ex-
pres.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
ALL QUIET IN COLON.
Transit Across the Isthmus
Not Interrupted.
The LIBERALS MAKE APPOINTMENTS
Opening Of the city Treasury Safe
Revealed EisO In GOld-Munic-
ipaI Offices Will he Re-
opened To-day.

""~ ss~s
COLON. Colombia, Nov. 222.-Therc
is no disturbance In this city. There
has been no rude behavior on the part
of the Liberals. Foreigners are being
respected and protected, and transit
across the is:hmus is uninterrupted.
The postottice prefecture, all the 9th.
er government offices and nearly all
the commercial houses have been
closed.
The feeling Of the community cannot
be regarded as aniagonistic to Liberal
ism. The existing conditions have ere
atef no panic. but IT Is recognized that
the fact that the Liberals hold Colon
while the Conservatives are in posses.
sion of Panama creates state of af.
fairs which cannot possibly continue.
The following provisional appoint
mcnts have been made by the Liberals:
Scnor Esprella to be prefect, DR.. Val
verde to be mayor, DR.. France to be
postmaster and Senor Silva to be cap
tain of the port. Other minor appoint
ments were also filled.
The treasury safe was opened yester-
day afternoon in the presence of wit
nesses. II was found to contain 1850
Colombian dollars, equivalent to $3.50
in gold. The former postmaster also
handed over to the Liberals the cash
and the postage stamps in his posses
sion. The municipal offices, in charge
of Liberals, will probably be opened to-
day.
Ii is said the gunboat MARIETTA.
which sailed from Key West for Colon
Nov. 1S, has been sgnaled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
RurplNr Gets Fifteen Years.

RALLSTON, \. Y, Nov. 90 Fred
MurEry. one of the three residents Of
Amsterdam indicted Jointly and tried
separately Oh indictments charging
them with burglary IN the first degree
assault in the second and grand lar
c,liy in the first degree. was convicted
in the county court of the first crime
charged. 1t was breaking into the
farmhouse Of John OBryan of the
town Of Galway and cruelty lorturin"
O'Bryan and his aged wife on the
night of Aug. .. 1901. The prisoner
was sentenced to fifteen years ard six
months in DannemOra prison.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
CR0SbY
& HILL
6O5, COZ and 6O9 Market Street

In every advertisement of
ours you will find goods that
are dependable, the only fault
YOU can find with us is. that
prices are always under amy
other parties. Our aim is to
give the best values That the
market contains: we buy large
", that is the reason that YOU
hear people saying, 81 can save
twenty-five per cent. by buy
ing at Crosby 4 Hills.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
RIOTINC IN ATHENS.
Agitation Against Proposed
Scripture Translation.
SEVEN KILLED and SCORES INJURED.
Monster Demonstration Organised by
Students Assembled About Ruins
Of Temple Of Jupiter-TrOOps
Quell the Disturbance.

QuelI the Disturbance.
ATHENS, Nov. 22-The agitation
against the proposal to translate the
gospels into modern Greek was con-
tinued yesterday. Twenty thousand
persons assembled around the ruins of
the temple of Jupiter Olympus and
took part in II demonstration organized
by the students. A resolution was
passed calling on the holy synod to OK
communicate any person who iranslat-
ed the gospels into Greek as now
spoken.
Eight hundred marines We're landed
and co-operated with the troops in pa
trolling the locality, Several collisions
occurred. and during the encounters
between the military and the turbulen:
demonstrators seven persons were kill
cd, thirty were severely and many 9th
ers were slightly wounded.
During the demonstrations following
the assenblage several shots were
fired at NJ. TheOtokis, the Greek pre-
mier. but without effect.
Great excitement prevails. Strong
military dctachments guard the palace
and the residence of the premier. Ev.
erywhere anxious groups are discuss.
ing the situation.
Heartrending scenes occurred when
the bodies Of the dead were handed
over to their relatives.
1t is rumored that armed men have
arrived at the university but the build.
ing is still guarded by the students,
who are adopting military discipline.
Opposition deputies paraded the
streets during the day, exciting the
rioters by violent language.
There We're no further disturbances
during last evening, but it is feared
that there will be Il renewal Of disor
der today.
Among those slightly injured are
the prefer, of police of Athens and the
prefect of A,tica.
As a result of the demonstrations Of
the day the metropolitan has resigned
! office,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
CORN FODDER RACK.
y VIII BE Found Very COnvenIenSs
Becnuse II Retains the Stake -
Perfectly.

Inshredded corn fodder is bad
material to feet under the best OF
conditions. not on Y because of tho
difficulty in handing it, but also ON
account of The part of the stalks that
the cattle will not sat' These. ac-
cunulatine under the animals feet
or about the fodder lot, soon becOma
nuisance. Hence il is that the feed
rack shown in the accompanying cut
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
SITUATION ON THE lsTHMUS.
ReassurlnH Dispatches From Consul
GudHer and Captain Perry.

NVubAUtIun IPsbPAtS"VN
Gudxer and Captain Perry.
WASHINGTON, Nov. o. Save for
the two reassuring dispatches from
Consul General Gudser. at Panama,
and Captain Perry of the hattleship
Iowa. lying off that port, neither the
state nor navy department has re-
ceivcd any advircs concerning the situ-
alton on the isthnus.
Great interest is felt in official cir
cles here as to the outcome of the
thorrera expedition. for it is realized
that the result of the engagement at
that point will be decisive in giving eli
thcr the Conservative or the Liberal
element control of the isthmus.
In Il few days the gunboat Concord
will have reached Papama to relieve
the Iowa. and the Marietta. on the At
lantic side, will be at Colon to take the
place of the Machias. However. if the
present situation continues all four OF
these vessels viii be held on the 18TH
mus pending further developments
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
New building For Harvard,

BOSTON, Nov. - Through the gen
nrosity of q Boston man and a Harvard
graduate whose name is withheld from
the public for the present Harvard is
soon to have another building added
10 it's collection. The new structure
will hc built on the land now occupied
by, FoAcrofl House. Tie original
amount intended to he given was $50
600. but the sum has been nearly
doubled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
A PrOfita bile Land Deal.

GREENSBURG, Pa. Nov. .2-The
T'ittsburg Steel company laS'purchas
cd from Jarvis Adams fifteen acres of
land at Monessen for $24s,0O0, which
is $235.;500 more than Mr.. Adams paid
for it six years ago. The site was the
ONLY available one with the necessary
river frontage for the rOmpany's p,,r-
pose. The steel company will at once
commence the erection of plant
where at least 1000 men will find em-
ployment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
ouakers to Have big Dog show.

0uakerb " "osS y DIE DO& SnOws
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22.-Tbe en-.
tries for the third International show
to be held by the Philadelphia Dog
Show association Nov. 20 TO 80 are the
largest ever made in this city and sur
pass all records in this country out.
side of Madison Square Garden, New
York. The entry list is a representative
one and includes champions and prize
winners of every known breed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
AsfnnlAhlnR News.

How Mltchslps No. =. Wost Third street
can sell solid Silvsrine R. r. watch
with flne movement for $500; Solid silver
watch for %. 50,a fine gold watch for u %
guaranteed for years. PariOr CLOCKS
%. 70.
Well his rent Is only one third what The
Market Street stores IL, and buying In
large quantities can sell for less money
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Grocery News at Lvnchs.

busy selling butter .Oc. lb Deer PARK
Creamery :i5". lb. Pure coffee l2c ID Good
mixed tea 3jc III. Apricots luc Id. Jell
glasses. 800 dozen, 2Oc dozen. Nav tomato
catsuD 30o gallon. Mixei mustard loc quart
Best Hour 300 sack. Good brooms 2O'" large
.ock. Right prices Prompt service. Al
phones. stores Fourth and Madison streets
Finhth and King strests. slltr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Underwear.

Special values for men, wo-
men and children for Satnr-
day. The following are all
money savers.
Mems d0ublc.brea,,ei shirts. fleece
lined jOc. grade Tor pc
Mems Doe quality lsoc> lned shirts
aud drawers, Tl.c
Mems Toe. quality 1lsecs Incl double-
breasted shirs with drawers to
match, jOc. each.
Ladies, fleece lnad vos.s AMI pants
whto o. natural grey. 3,i'.c. quail y
for .hc.
Ch'ldren's whito or gray tlA'ca lined
underwear, special value a. 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

LEW tOrRT Commss ioner Isaac
{. E'Ilott has 4 corner IN coons aud
last evening lie gave members OF
the Brandy wine Hundred Coon
Club treat a: Colonel AInscow S
restaurant. lie had purchased SIX
coons which he insisted that he
killed. but this is not the frs. time
Isaac has labored under Il delusion.
Baked coon is all RE hit if yoa have
been educated 10 the taste which ls
Rather Only. 1t generally requires
something stronger than cold water
to take the taste oi coon out OF your
mouth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

TN holiday season VIII soon be
here and our stores will commence
to put on their holiday appearance
and the people viii begin TO pHr-
chase lHe.r Christmas presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

IllE residents y! the 9TH ward are
lucky having, many fire companies $
for the protection oil their property.
There lave been three new fire
companies organized in the past
lew weeks in the Ninth ward, which
is two too many. One company
would have been sutficent and could
have been pat on self.supportlng
basis. City Council cannot surely
he expected tomAkc appropriation
to all three OF these tire companies.
Nine fire companies shonId be sui
ticrcnt to cope with what fire we
might have III our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

TmE Philadelphia Record cor
respondent states that Sen ator Mat
buav and Pres ldent Roosevelt are
At odds over the appointment as to
who shall lie Postmaster Hicks
successor IN Philadelphia. The
story does not ho.t water as the
new postmaster has been picked
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
SaloOn Changes Hands

Saloon Changes Hands
George II. Lesoh, Jr', formerly with
the Peoples Roiiway Company has
bought tho saloon. III East 4th. street
where he will be glad to welcome his
frirpdI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

WE can do your printing, Try
us and see If we do rot please YOU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

WE wonder how Sheriff McDan.
iel liked the order ul the court to
bring prisoners over from New
Castle ai! today, after which they
will tc sent to the New Castle
county Workhuuse' 4 man NAV be
came but what Is the use o! kick
ing. A fool never knows when he
is defeated
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

The Pennsylvania State building
erected on the Exposition grounds
at utlalo, has been sod furniture
and all Ior the muniiccnt sum Of
$3.50 81. The building and iurni
turc cost $l", 800. Good buildings
went begging !or the small sum q!
So. Here would have been good
chance 20 get anew city hall build.
ing. We have not heard the Dela-
ware building brought.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

The sale ot the real estate Of the
late Joseph Tatnali which took
place Yesterday was not success.
The property offered was all right
but the huyers did not materializc
at the sale and for hat reason only
three properties were disDOsed OF.
TO show how attractive the BOule.
ward, lots are, only Is Il foot was
bid n this ,horoughilrc and the
same was withdrawn. The prices
realized were low. Altogether it
was Il very poor sale but only from
lack of bidders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Weather Probabilities.

Increasing cloudiness, followed bN
rain; variable winds, becoming fresA
casterly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Saturday.,

1867 wards Russian Fleece,
beautiful patterns Zoe fleece
for G!c. yard. Do moi get lett
on that fleece. il is fine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Dress Goods

Special for Saturday will be
about 80 short lengths Of wool
dress goods: will be sold at half
their regular prices. Many
bargains in this lot suitable
for chillrcn'S dresses. skirts or
waists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Read tho Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

TIE Delaware Construction Com
pany. o: which A. l.. Morrison is
President, have completed the big
drrdock at Baltimore. The new
dock will be christcued on Monday
next. The drydock was a big un-
dertaklng and numerous difficulties IS
were met with that put tine Con.
struc.lOn Company into tinancia al
stralG hts, but they completed the
Job witch showed The grit the com.
pany hal in tulti,ling their ob!ga-
tons to the letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Specials

Ii yards. yard wide blaachod muslin,
tor II 90.
1.inin, crash, Dc.
zoe. Feather ticking. l2'4c.
Flannel skirts. patterns 11c.
SiIkalinn CUmfortab'eS 9I;.
White, Grov or Tan b'auketi, 25c.
Cashmere ilnnhels, t'ar
piilOM MNAsrs &c
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
FurS.

Ladies' neck Furs and
Mut1~, special values at s. t,
$50 each. Saturday we will
sell - black mullS at soc each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

THE REprELlCAN will make its
Saturdays issues a special edition
commencing with Saturday, the
S0th inst. We will publish special
articles. suitably illustrated. which
we hope to make special feature.
We will pay agents procuring sub
scribcrs, 80 cents for every new
one, on paying IS in advance, the
price OF the years subscription.
To subscribers o. the paper we
will send their choice oi two good
agricultural papers tor one year,
if they pay their years subscrj p
ton ia advance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

IT is reported on good authority
that Clayton McMchael has been
picked out to succeed Postmaster
Hicks in the Philadelphia Postot-
fee. The appointment will un.
.douttedlv please the business peo-
pie at least of the Quaker City.
The Colonel served his country gal
lantlv, he has been an editor for
quite a number OF years. having
.edited the North American up to
T the time he sold i, to John Wana.
maker He is a Philadelphia bv
birth, having been born in The year
1914. When Chester A. Arthur
succeeded Garfield as Preside1t.
he appointed Colonel McMichael
marshal OF the District o. Columbia,
lie was elected President Of the
Union League and was in 1897
elected City Treasurer. lie is Il
personal aud particular friend Of
Senator Matthew S. QUAY, Senator
Penrose and Congressmar Bing-
ham We are one OF those who are
| pleased with his good luck.
SAMUEL G. FISHER has got hi N.
| self into trouble. lie Is charged
by George b McInrire, with is.
suing worthless check for 500 OH
the First National Bank. Fishe r
had gotten into some tinancia
troubles some time ago, il Judgment
having been procured against him.
lie wished TO combat the same and
got Mclntlr. 10 go his security. he
Fisher, pre- sin. 10 give Mclntlre
Il check for that amount OF money.
.iItcr giving The check for that
amount bc went TO the bank and
withdrew all OF bis fluids, so the
story goes, which is beiu, told
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Blankets.

We have a complete line of
the celebrated Muncy Mills
Blankets in white, red and
grey at S22.75 to $40 per pair.
Special for Saturday % pains
Of those heavy large $3.50
white wool blankets will be
sold for >:i.oS per pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

A COUNTRY youth named Joseph
Carson, haiIng from Lcwistown,
Pa, Visited Philadelphia on We'd
nesday and while taking in the
sights, was himself taken IN by
lhi ee gentccl looking youths, who
played him tor a sucner. The old
fim.ham game WAS successfully
worked on hun. and he was done
out ot $50 oil his good money. lie
kept his eye on the sharps and had
the one arrested WHO had hIs money
and strange to say recovered his
property.
KING Edward OF England has
decrecd that no Americans shall
witness the coronation Ccrcmouje s.,
that the audience must be CNcIU.
siveIy English No Irish need APP
ply and lew want TO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Millinery,

80 Alpine Hats, rcaI S1.0o
Hats for 4Sr.
Black Ostrich Tips, reduced
to flc.
Black Tips, three in a bunch
for soc.
One lot Walking Hats, gray
and tan, reduced from 81. %
to 1Sc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Outing Hats.

>pecial sale for Saturday; we
will sell all onr Outing Hats
and trimmed WalkinG Ilats
regardless Of cost at JSc each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Dressing Sacques,

made of the best quality rip
pie Ei,lcrdown in red, pink,
light blue, grey, old rose and
| lavender. All sizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

GuiNALpo, Ike Filipino chef
tain, is anxious to go to Was hing
ion and appear before Congress TO
impress upon the minds oil the men,
bers OF that body, the desire OF the
Filipino people. lie has an idea
that II he could hold powwow
with the law makers in Washing
ion he could gam the independence
Of his people and settle the gorilla
warfare now gong on in th@ Phil
ippIGc Islands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

On Saturday We will sell an
alI-Wool lS-in ZihcIinc Chrviot
a Sl.OO fhcviol for G22!r. yard.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
WHAT LIFE WAS
A CENTURY AGO
Many Things a Man Could
Not Do a Hundred Years
Ago

One hundred years ago a man
could not take ride on a steamboat
He could not go from Washington TO
New York IN q few hours.
He had. never seen an electric light
or dreamed of an electric car
He could not send a telegram.
He couldn't talk through the teie-
phone and he had never heard OF the
hello girl.
lie could not ride a bicycle.
lie could not call stenographer
and dictate a letter.
He had never received a typewr'ttcn
communication.
He had never heard OF the germ
theory or worried over bacilll and bac-
teria.
He never looked pleasant before 2
photographer or had his picture taken.
lie never heard a phonograph talk
or saw a knetoscope turn out prize
fight
He never saw through a Webstsr's
Unabridged Dictionary with the aid OF
a Roentgen ray.
He had never taken a ride on an
elevator
He had never imagined such thina
as a typesetting machine or type
writer.
He had never used anything but q
wooden plow
He had never seen his wife using .
sewing machine.
He had never struck a mated on hii
pants or anything else
He couldn't take an anaesthetic ant
have his leg cut OF without feeling it.
He had never purchased 10-cen
magazine which would have been re-
garded as a miracle OF art.
He could not buy a paper for a cen
and learn everything that had hap
pened the day before all over thl
world
He had never seen q McCormici
reaper or a binding harvester.
He had never crossed an iron bridge
In short there were several thing
that he could not do and several things
he did not know.-Memphis CONNER
cial Appeal.