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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28

A meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee will be held at
Columbus next Wednesday, May 1st, to
decide upon the time and place for the
Republican State Convention. It IS
probable that either June 18th and
18th, or June 25th and 26th will be de
cided upon as the time, and Colum-
bus as the place.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
WhsIs Family Probably PsrisAsd.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
rockville. Ind. April z7.-ihe
farm residence and all the buildings
Of Joseph Horn burned 10 the ground
and II is believed the family consist
Ing Of Horn. his wife and five children,
perished in tle flames. They cannot
b fOund. The FIRE is still too hot TO
allow search in the debris.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
eAsnplslsilp Rsas.
By Associated Pre-

By Associated Prszz
Philadelphia Pa, April ZI.-The
ssventh annual relay raes S1d track
and field events q the CnfEeTzity Of
Pennsylvania were bid thfs after
nOOn- Tie PRINCIPAL races for the day
were one. tEO and foGr nile relay
events for the championship q tie
United States Harvard WOn boEh
the tEO and fSGE mile race. vale
Yale captured the o1e nile contest.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
Hssa1 ShTGt esEa.


BT Associated PreaL
Kansas City, No, April z7--NTs-
Mary Naming. aged =. Ezs struck
dOEn near her EOne here tOligEt bg :
heavy weapon and allsIsined injuries
from whieh she VIII die TheEe is 70
clue. The police beiteye thai the ss-
eauIt shd q doGsa similar assaults o.
TOzen here this winter Uers commit
ted by the same nan
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
TE1 Lives List.
By Associated Prsz

b Alaoela-e1 PTssL
Cincinnati, o. April Z7.-FTre 70
night destroyed the four story 5uiIG-
Ing al 10z5 Broadway stEeet and re-
suited in the death of Fred Ieszzeg
and hOuseksepeT Lent Metz. The
building vas occupied By q DietaFs
frame factory and il Il beIieTed the
fire was eaused By an explosion o.
ehemiesls- Ieszger and his hogse,
keeper occupied the fourth floor The
ioss On the buiIdfng Is gl6OS9
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
For WsGt Of Better EEsIsJzehi.


By Associated PresA
Boston, Mass, april IA commit
tee Of graduates Of Harvard. repre-
senting thOSe opposed 70 having the
University grant thedegree Of LID 70
President Mckinley, began mailing
copies Of the protest framed by certain
alImni today, and II Is expected that
answers will begin TO come in the first
Of next week.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28

A Columbus liquor dealer yesterday
started out on a Carrie Nation cru
SADIE. and as preliminary step demol-
ished his own saloon. At the point Of
a pistol he drove all the customers out
into the street and then played havoc
win the place with meat cleaver.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28

The Physician preEeFibes and eK
Dee1s pare medicine and exact weight
arad Measure These you VIII always
zst a tie Putnam Street Pharmacy.
Kirby Drug Company
Aus1l 2I--bla
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
SUNDAY, APRIL 2S, 1901.
ULYSSES S. GRANT.

Hon. Clark Howell editor OF the At.
Ianta Constitution, the paper made IA
nous by Hon. Henry w. Grady, and
which ranks as a leader in the express
sion of southern sentiment, delivered
most wonderful address Saturday
night of the annual banquet of the
Grant Monument Association, Wal
dorf-Astoria hotel New York. the oc-
casion being the commemoration OF
the date of the great Generals birth.
Mr.. Howell responded to the toast,
~Grant as a Peace Factor" and closed
his address as follows:
While the battle-scarred bosoms Of
our southern valleys bear unwilling
testimony to the deeds Of this great
soldier as he marched beneath the flag
of Mars,every hill that trembIed to the
thunder of his guns gives back the
welcome echoes of his greeting: Let
us have peace"
The hearts of her people have
caught and held the inspiration of the
clarion call OF fellowship and union,
which, growing in strength and VOL
ume as the years go by, is now the
grand open paean Of a nations peace.
when the recent call to arms
brought volunteers to offer their lives
in the common cause Of the union
against Spain the patriotism Of our
people found quick expression in the
response they made to the drum-beat
Of the republic, and the sons Of feder-
ais and confederates alike poured out
their hearts blood in the common
cause. None questioned the loyalty
and patriotism of his cOmrade in arms
and northern boys and southern boys
marched shoulder TO shoulder under
the Stars and Stripes to the mingled
strains Of Dixie" and Yankee Doc
die" Under the tropical sun Of Cuba
and the Philippines they have borne
between them the sacred ark Of the
nations covenant, brave and true and
patriots alike, moved By the common
impulse Of their country's love and
the eternal glory Of its mission.
The peace that General Grant com
nanded has come at last. and It is an
abiding peace.
1t is the peace whose sacred bene- I
dictiOn cast the halo Of its glory across
the continent when from amid the
solemn forests sentinels Of Mt
McGregor, the Angel Of Death
gently touched the summons
Of the Divine Commander. Bu.
Il did not come until the music
Of a reunited nations voice. attuneI I.
70 the melody Of gorrov. had fallen
upon the eager ears Of the stricken
hero.
Picture him as he sat. van and hag-
gard. surrounded Dy silent nature, ar
rsyed in all the giories Ct summer,
Eaiting-waiting the inevitable, Tie
winds that had swept the historic bat
tie fields Of the south we're laden With
messages Of peace and sympathy from
those who but few years before had
been enemies.
What visions aust have come %
him thenl There. trooping up from
the mists Of the valley came the blue
legiOns which had followed him across
the Potomac; and here down the hill
sides. like an avalanche. swept the
grey. There was Sheridan. and
Thomas. and Meade. and NeCIeiIan-
ana y0ndeE-Lse. and Jackson. and
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28

The degree Of L. L. d. will soon be
conferred upon President Mckinley
by Harvard University. Washington
and Jackson both received this same
degree at the hands Of Harvard.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
ngH WM eas.
assoeizfdRss.

By Associated PEszz.
LOEd01. April IA dissa1eA frc@
Azstsslzz sE1Ognsss thaa Kg1Ssr
VIII leave for the Us5ted States 81 the
eSzzezeemslf q gszs-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28

II is expected that Senator Foraker
will be named as the temporary
Chairman Of the coming Republican
State Convention. 4 better selection
could not possibly be made.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
Subscription Rates for Daily.

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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
WsaIhsI fOrssais.

OhIO-Fair Sunday and Monday.
Fresh easter1y winds.
Nest Virgania-Fair Sunday and
Monday, easterIy winds.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
Theodore Stoecker,
UPHOLSTERER
3o3 Gilman Street. CIV. S.
Allender's Furniture Store.)
Telephone 314.

Repairing and Re-Upholstering of
FURNITURE, hair mattresses made
over. Parlor Suits and Spring Beds
and Hair Top Mattresses for Wood and
Iron Bedsteads. Also a speciality Of
Turkish work, first class work only
Special attention given to work for
churches, lodges, and hotels, hospitals,
infirmaries, etc. A trial solicited.
Repairing and Re-fnishing of Valuable
old Mahogany.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28
Big Esrlgags.


By Associated Press
Evansville. Ind, April IA mort
gage on the city street ear plant was
hIad here today for slJ500!O00 by the
New YORK Trust Co
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-28

We naaEe = speciality 81 laundering
Ea.Azs-ss Fdne shlga Waists
THE MARIETTA LADSDhF CO,
FI.oses So I1o- zoS SECOND "a
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
AN INSPIRING SIGHT.
Well Worth a Visit.

II there Is any sight that will inspire
any one 1t that Of an earn n,st enthusiastic
body OF Young men and young women. all
eagerly applying themselves to successful.
~ light lits's battlss. Any Of our cit;zels
who have never had the opportunity to
witness such sight should tako few
minutes any day or evening, and look In
on Goldey College udents at work, at
Eighth aud Market streets. Here they will
soc host OF young people, some from this
city and from different stntes, skilled op.
era ors writing OH the typewriters with
out looking at the keyboa do hers taking
In shorthand, practical dictaLioni others
at work III the banks commission, job.
blng ind freight offices; Others bs,ng
trained in rapid, forearm business writing
others receiving instruction in business
arithmetic, quick calculations, business
letter writing, s"ery day business iaW,etc
Also others will.be seen in the business
offices aisppsiag Of the daily mai irom
Nuw York. Canada and other places TAX.
ing letter press copies, etc., also making
deposits at the college bauk, having inter.
views with III, cashier etc. 1t Is certainly
no wonder that our citizens are proud of
Goldey College. This In ,tition Is making
Wilmington famous in different statos.
Pr.nclnal Goldey will cordially receive any
who call to wi nees this uuiqueand insplr-
Ing sight. The Institution now has the
largest attendance In its history.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

!. MENTION.
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON.

Mrs. 2. 4. Warner who had quite a
house party since Christmas has been
unable to keep 1.-THE tyrant from her
portals and several OF her guests have
been Vi tins of the grip. In spite of
all the Tatnall Warmers have done y
deal Of entertaining.
Yesterday Mrs. George Bates enter
tajned the Misses Bright, nieces OF
the celebrated Englshman. Walter
John Bright, at luncheon. Miss Mary
Swifts' luncheon on Thursday was de-
lightful. Covers were laid for twelve
and never saw a prettier table, Sim
plicity was the keynote and pink the
color, and as the guest Of honor ex-
press ed 1t, wit the pass word. 1t Is
nice to be a dehutante at any rate,
but to be popular one is nicer and l
doubt If any tirst-year-out-girl has re-
ccived more attention than has Miss
Ethel Lea. She has been dined, dane
ed, breakfasted at an alarming rate,
and now she has been telling of the
next fetes at which she is TO be the
guest OF honor. Mrs. Tatnall War
ner's luncheon next Thursday. The
guests? Wait and after the affair III
tell you all about it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
DEATHS

LIILEY--ln this city on January q, 1901
Mary hdnlin, daughter Of Charles s. and
Ida }. Llley, aged mon, h.
Funera, private this afternoon at o clock
from tho residence of her parents, No. 125
Concorj avenue, mtrrment at Bethel ,Brandy
wina Hundred. 4.
THOMA., IN thi. city on Jan. 2ith. 1901. Jane
widow Of Edward Thomas agol 55 years.
Relatives, friends and members Of star Of
Delaware, Lodge 40 |. sheppard OF Bcthlo'
hem, are invited 10 attend the funeral ser
vices at the residence of her re ce Mrs John
II. Jacobs. No. 1921 French street. on Sunday
afternoon, AT $3.50 O'Clock, Jnternlont ut
livsrview Cemetery.
IEACH--In THIS city on Jan. 9Th 1901 ,IIannyh
Aun Lea Ch. in nor 95th year
Relatives and lrisnt1 arclngte1 to attend
the funeral services at her late residence No.
100 south Lincoln street, on Saturday after
ruSn, tho .bth inst, at !. .o'c'ock, lnt jnent
at Wllminyto on and BrandywiLe cemetery. \
GHANT--In this city, on Jan. "a, 1901, Han
nah. widow Of James N. Grant. aged 81
years
Relatives aud fricn Is are invited to attend
the fuueral services at hur late residence No
1911 Wet sixth street, on Saturday a.ter-
noon at 3 o'clock. lntcrmept private. |
FIlNN--O On the gath inst, Ann G. Finn, IN
the 5bth year of her age.
ItaiativeJ nnd friends are invited tonttend
the funersl on Seventh day. lst month, 70,
1901, to leave her laIc residence, in Els mere
Del, at : o'clo ok. Intern4ent at llockessin..
/
HAKC0Ck-1n this city, on ,Inu. p, 1901,
John Hancock.
Relatives friends ard members OF Windsor
Iodgr, No. % Sons OF st. Georges and Keo.
kuk Tribe. 10. D. ]. o. K. At. are invited to
attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon at
llth street. Intermont al Rtveryiew &c metery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
FAREWELL SOCIAL.

A farewell social was given to Mr..
Davidson, chief engineer of the Glen
ogle, who was about to depart for his
home in England, by his friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Blackwell, of No. 1878 Wal'
nut street.
An enjoyable time was spent by all
present. Refreshments were served
and at a late hour the guests depart
ed wishing Mr.. Davidson a successful
voyage home. Among those present.
were: Mr.. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackwell and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Grey, MIR. and Mrs. Ainsworth, Mrs.
and Mics Quigley, MIR. and Mrs. Gra-
ham and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowl
ing, Miss Bowling and many others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Nearly conpIs ted.

The handsoinc and o,ahcrately fitted
new high sohool 10 nearly completed, and
IL expected 10 bo ready for occupancy BY
the trst Of February. Workmeu OF tie
various trades are busiiy engaged In hn.-
ishlng up their various assignments Of
work. Instructor John H. Whitehead Ia
busily engaged In superiutendins the fit-
ting up OF the dopai tment Of which he has
charge.
A conception OF the vastness OF the
structure is best gained from nn inspection
OF tho interior. Two wide halls extend
from front to rear on each floor. On each
half OF tho three floors arc numerous class
rooms. On the first floor is the auditorium
with Il large seating capacity. Entrances
toit are from the front on the main hall
and from each on the side halls The on
trance o tie balcony Is from che front OF
the hull OF the second floor. There are
rooms for the principal and the teachers,
all finely fitted up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
baron Rothschild Dead.

FRANK FORT. Jan. 26.-Baron VIII
helm Won Rothschild, who died at noon
yesterday, was the grandson of Mater
Auslcm RothschiId, who founded the
great Rothschld banking house. lie
was horn in Naples May l6, 1928 His
father, Karl. was one Of the five sons OF
the founder and established a branch in
NaSles. He was the Oldest son and was
taken into the business by his uncle,
Anslcm, who had no son. For the same
reason all Of the sons Of ka.l were taken
into the Frankfort business. 1t is inti-
mated that the whole Rothschid bank
ing system represents something ap-
preaching billion dollars. The Paris
branch has nominal capitalization of
$1O,OnOo0o, hut its resources can be sur
missed when it is said thnt in 1s4l it lost
$GO.0OO,0O0, but not for moment was
the house checked in its business. The
20 RothschiId families IN Europe in spite
of their numerous charities cannot spend
half their income.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
LEGISLATION NapGH.

CHIEF Welsh Of tho fra department says
that some special legislation Ii noe lol in
Wilmington Ihoro arc several teamsters
W " del era ely inter ore with Hlhs fire.
II en- in responding tn Alarms ot fire they
win not turn ont nf the way of the appar-
ati, la this way Il C Iiremeu are hinaered
md ,he,cis danger Of some ono baing
hurt
Oh ct Welsh also feels that tho city
council Should pay tho salary of the Fire
Department officers every month instead
Of bl. .ye irly. At , re, ,ent nothing ispaii but
tho hoar,! Of the horse Than 1t mus be
considered that rubber shoes COST money
and that the chiefs horse can wear two
pair Of shoes On the hind fee5 TO those on
the fore onei
Tho Liberty Fire Engine came home last
evening from Eimira. New Iork, where
1t had been getting rephirod Tho Liberty
Company will now BIO ready to do its
share OF fire lighting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
N,xy Work Mark cts.

TI.OIR-State and western steady and
held u shade higher, cheeking demand;
strIights, $s i0Gs,bo; winter extras, s2,5oa
2.s5, winter patents, &.e5A4.
NHEAT-Stronser and more active on
higher cables small Argrntina shipments
and Light northwest receipts, March, S0%su
sac; May, 50 I~16NSO l5-ltr,
HYE-9tetdy; state h3p1ic., Q, l. f. New
York car lots; No. western, oSc. I. o. b.
CORN-steady but quiet. deriving its
tirmneas from the rise in wheat; May,
4, g-lfr July, 4tl4c.
OATS = inactive, but steady; track
white. state. 3luS5c.; track, White, west
PoRk- steady; mess, &iS.25ali,6c; fam
iLARb- Steady; prime western steam,
BI'TTER- Steady state dairy, lip2ocH
creamery, lbn22r,
CIIEESE = STEADY; fancy. large, fall
made, llt.4 lliac; fancy, small, fan made,
tS. q12r.
FGGs Steady; state and PynnsylHana
SII4AR-Raw quiet fair reining, $40.
centrifugal. "b test, aMc.: rciined steady,
crushed &C.. powdered. 5b4c
TffRpENTiN Ni!-EGey al iofti04c
NOLAsSFS-Steady, New Orleans 800
HICE-steady, domestic, 37saGAc.; ia.
pan, ~ Tbi7sc.
TALi.dW- Steady: city, &C.; country. ~
Hay Steady; shipping, 77i4n'cc.; goot
~ choice, &li9aC.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA Aouss,

Rusco and Hollands original
Nashville students whom they have
y combined for this season only with
(sideons Big Minstrel Carnival
! will be the attraction at the Opera
House this afternoon aud night,
Z The principal features oil this huge
aggregation are numerous. novel
and startling and include many
n innovations in the field of minstrelsy
while the singing portion OF the
show is The slrongestcvel organized.
The Nashville students have long
been recognized as the leading col
ored concert company OF the coun-
y try aud their truly magnificent
voices will be heard TO the best ad-
4 vantage IN this, their first appear
ance in minstrelsy. In comedy the
company is especially strong. The
favorite Bobby Kemp will be seen
4 in a new act iunnier than anything
he has ever done. Skinner Harris
conceded TO be the most original OF
all colored comedians. also has
something new, and Emmet Davis
& Julius Glenn will be fonnd to be
! exponents of genuine coon comedy
without equals. Marsh Craig, the
marvellous edui'ibrist; McCarver
Reed md McCarver, the original
Georgia Cracker Jacks; Bailey and
Kirk, musical acroba!s, and a
troupe OF Real Bedouiu Arabs are
among the features.
Thousands OF dollars have been
expended Tor scenery and the cos
tuning is the most gorgeous ever
attempted in the history of min
Rtrelsy. A big street parade will
be given in which will appear two
bands-a pickaniny drum corps,
buglers, mounted acrobats and
some late styles of Partisan traps
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Threw Brick Through Window.

About 3. 80 o'clock this morning
two men got into an alteration in
the barroom Of well known hotel
on Front street. One OF the men was
elected by the bartender and imme-
dlatelv started to return but the
door was locked. Then he stood
outside and used very bad Lam
guage. Finally he went in search
OF a brick. When he returned with
the brick he again demanded ad-
mission but being refused he said
that he would make things warm
if he did not get in. Being refused
for the third time he went out into
the street and hurled a brick
through one of the windows. The
bartender went to the other window
and told him that If he did not
leave instantly be would have him
arrested. For answer the negro
picked up another brick aud hurl-
ed it at him. He then disappeared
and has Eot been seen since.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
CHESTER DEVONDE co.

Chester DeVonde supported by
nm excellent company and under the
direction of Chas, l.. Walters will
begin weeks engagement at the
Opera House next Monday night.
Matlnecs ill be given daily except
ing Monday. Mr.. DeVonde spent
part Of the summer in New York Sc
lecting the very best possible tai
ent. He has company now sec
ond to none, Mcssrs Walters and
Deyonde are carrying TINS season
the largest amount OF scenery OF
any Stock Company. The roper
tore will include all new plays with
the exception Of "Ten Ton Door
which went 10 New York City ard
played to high prices and received
the highest mention from the critics
of any melo-drama seen last season,
Mr.. DeNonde has reconstructed
the play and added beautiful scen-
cry. He has purchased The Dew
il 5 Advocate" a beautiful Indian
play, "The Tiger one ot the
most sen a!ional Russian dramas
ever seen Oh the American stage.
The Queen Defender, this piece
is bound TO create a sensation,
"What the Sea Cast tp' something
new 10 the way Of a nautical
drama. '"Rip Van Winkle' viii be
given an elaborate production. Mr..
Chester neNonde has a surprise
in store for the amusement
gong public in the way of Il
detective story entitled "Air. Ham
merly, Detective. - 'Dr, Jckyll
and Mr.. Hyde will be presented
again this season by special re-
quest of the managers and other
plays that will be announced alter
the opening performance. High
class specialties will be introduced,
Saturday matinee an elaborate
production of Robinson Crusoe will
be given, 1t is said TO be greater
than 'ncle Tom s Cabin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
CARD BASk EFT.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson of l0l East
Eighth street left last evening for
Buffalo, New York.
Dr. Charles NJ. Almond is suffering
with the grip.
John F. Clayton has returned from
Grafton, W. Va.
David s. Clark of kenton was in
this city yesterday.
Joseph c. Lugar will leave on Sum
day for his new home in Huntington,
W. Va.
Misses Zelda and Mrim Becrwald who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Man
Ephraim of this city, have returned
to their home in Philadelphia.
John Loomis is visiting in Vest
Chester. his former home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Electric Companies Consolidate.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. pa deal
affecting the electric railway and light
ing interests of Lancaster city and colln.
ty and which practically means the con-
soIidation Of the Conestoga Traction
company, tho Lancaster Railway conf
pany. the Lancaster Gasight and Fuel
company and the Edison Electric Light
company, all to be operated by single
corporation, has been practically con-
summatcd 1t represents an aggregate
Of about $50550,000 capital and Is the
greatest business enterprise ever under
taken in this city. 1t Is proposed to in
corporate a new company to be called
the Lancaster County Light and Power
company. This new corporation is to
take and operate all lines Of the two
railway companies and the plants of the
two lighting companies.