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comes to practice he appoints man like Henry D.
saylor the henchman of Quay, the hero Of Peinsyl1
vanian legislature scandal denounced by all the re.
form bodies and decent newspapers of his state. Mr..
Saylor, the presidents appointee, is doubtless not
wanting in knowledge and enterprise two of the presi
dents triple requirements for consular office but he
has, according to indlspuable testimony, plentiful
lack OF character Seemingly for this President
welt, who have been great reform president
does not care at all
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Houston raised the necessary funds the old
Conederaes when they there without passing the
other 10 help il Dallas is playing the role Of
the beggar. Ii expects make OF the reunion
but does not want TO take changes Fort Worth is ready
and willing entertain them and will put mp the money
without appealing outsiders the ground that Is
State affair. II Dallas is unwilling do what promised
then the reunion should by all other city
--GrcenuiHc BdnEer
The Banner Is in the that Houston put
he money and entertained the years ago.
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WASHINGTON special to the Chicago Chronicle says that
Powerful Influences have been work stie consres
sona inquiry These influences to have their Source
the White House. President Roosevelt does not want
such inquiry. lie is afraid Of it. He afraid Of its e
upon the navy department Some OF the presidents
friends say that he prefers deal with matter in his
The presidents attitude has been partly indicated
by his apparent Secretary Longs selection OF
Crowninshed he commander in chief OF the European
squadron and his selection OF Rear Admiral Taylor
succeed Crownnshed chief OF the navigation
Both Of these have been conspicuous the pursuit of
Sohley' And SO that's the way OF it,
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rh. AandmaIden d M0n0p0'''

St Louis Republic ..,.ctioh u y y.
Reciprocity the handmaiden o. p,v .s,,s and CO..
republicans now delight TO term 'nS' s,,d the r
cy, will doubtless be found TO nas' shall ~
all dispute before the Fifiy-hfth eons ~, RIM.
the day OF final adjournment Whs, ~. 4slI4,
however, is.whether the general p'. -
lieviug that such hsndmsiden Aofd
interests. N n" W.
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soulry'5 defeat was his greatest triumph.

;o,eroretatio,, of Adr,ir, re,ys,,s j;.o,,i ;; Ia
cl,;rs that i i a., i,yioatlo ,. 81 ,tc aa..t A.. ~
admiral must be counted with me majority on all matters
winch he dd not deal with specifically in his dissenting opin
ION ADMIRAL 9chIey friends disagree with Lemly They
disposed Of the retroerade movement because the two are
collateral His praise Of Soblcys conduct j, haiti 1
"eu Ie h,ooNyn '9'p because inc loop was made IN
pa'' ms ,a'ue 20 uea WIN ne lodsson correspond
t 70" o We to' tu'eu ''o an "uo' Se"en' ol tne ramsay
preeept
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a croppcr
the findings OF Admrals Ramsay and Benham against Ad
mira Schley The American people have followed very
th.s i,o, ,h,+ ,h;s e,1.,co ,,t;tra Ad;ra, eLI '
- ;5;..;s :. J.; l,ost 49, tI' -
sentinel 10 explain e astonishing verdict OF the court upon
any iheory consistent WIN the integrity OF ITS members
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Entered at the Posoee at Hoaoh Texas as Second
Mrl Matter.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

n "a. JOHNSTON. ..,................... President
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payment Of aceoioits.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF any dsgcriblion lphelher intend
ep ,9r me ssnG5s or Editorial Department should De ad
oeSSea 20 He housroN Posi-, and not to HdtdHdI,
Sa o eHeeRS. Gratis moHeyoydets ETC., made payable TO
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
NOS f1of, i1os 1906 1907 and 1tos Franklin Avenue
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doesn't get copper Lawsons apt to take
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FOREIGN OFFTCES-Eastern business Office, ~, 49, ~
sna SO tribune building, New York THE S G. Beekwith
Spee'a Ageney) Western The Rookery, Chicago (Ihe
D I. Beckwith Special Agency.
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n IuRAIELING dGENTS-C. S. Z. Holland, Auditor;
n. holland, A. w. Palmer and B. b ThIoop.
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OheroKee Banner.
Houson Carnival this week has attracted hundreds a
visitors and has been quite success
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KAISER WILHrLN would like to coax Venezuela out from
behind the Monroe doctrine Tor just few minutes.
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AccoRpING newspaper portraits we have seen o
the victim OF that Washington tragedy. she twoace
woman ANYHOW
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1t take Chauncey six days get her, but nothing
short OF death Dakota will get him away from her
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TIVE mayor is polishing up his veto. Should not this
ome under the law against the caryng Of deadly weapons
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
ALVIN JOSLIN.

calvin Joslin" the best of all the
rural plays, will be the attraction
at the Opera House at Wednesday
afternoon and night. Alvin Joslin.
as is we'll known, was the first Of
all the dramas of this kind and has
been the most successful because
it has the most merit. 1t is in four
acts and lslull of the most ludicrous
situations and exciting climaxes.
All the interest and tun is caused
by Alvin Joslin. an old farmer, who
is as green as the hills of Vermont.
from which he came to visit New
York. In the Metropolis he fails
into the hands Of bunco atecrers,
badge men and others Of their class
who are looking for the verdant
stranger at all times and places.
lie Of course gets out on top in the
end. His wife who is poss essed of
anything but a sweet temper helps
along the fun when she comes to
New York 10 search OF Alvin.
Among the special line OF
scenes carried by the company are
PIER 30, East River. showing the
great Brooklyn Bridge, beautifully
illuminated: Bowery Concert
Hall, thieves den on Baxter
street, andthe Great Central Depot.
Clever up to date specialties will be
introduced during the play.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
BRANDY WINE SPRINGS

The engagement Of the koya
Venetian Band at Brandy wine
Springs Park will close ,Monday
September md, and as result
Sunday will be big day at tn G
Springs. The bard will give a
grand concert in the afternoon an d
evening, and as It will be the las,
Sunday concert at the resort this
year it is likely to draw big
crowd.
The management of Arandy wine
Sprln. Park, estimate Yesterday 8
crowd to he the biggest day in the
history Of the resort, even exceeding
the crowd on the grounds Dec or a.
ton day. when the resort ope ned
for the season. The different at.
fractions did big business es-
pecially the restaurants, the minia.
ture railway and the carousa,.
Tomorrow will be A. O. Y. w.
Day at the Springs and the order
expects to have several thousnn
friends on the ground during dur.
ing the day. Seth Stubbins Rube
Band will rival the regular Park
Band in its musical productions,
and great vaudeville show is an
nounced for the root garden. The
sports promise to be interesting and
exciting, and there 10 every lixeli-
hood Of it being big day at the
Park.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
DEATH IN
DYNAMITE.

sham okin, Pa. Aug. IA terrible
explosion OF dynamite occlrrei in shat
No. =. a; Scott collery, ssvsral miles east
of here, early this morning whereby u
number of mon were badly injured, ut
least two of whom will die. The victim,
are:
John Sheminsky. Shamokin, eyes
.bloWn out will die
Isaac Meyer, ShAnokiu, face and head
cut.
William sullivan, Shamokin, face.
head and body cut and bruised.
Irwin Iuder, Shamokin. bead and face
lacerated; fatally injured.
Philip Hughes. Mt. Carmel, legs cut
and bruised.
James M'Gaughan, Mt Carmel. legs
and sew, raj ribs Gu and bruised.
James Doyle, Beavegualc, face and head
cut
sullivan wa' operating an electric drill
Shemlusky and Iodsr being neare,t to
him. The drill boring into the rock
ruck seva"al sticks OF dynamite. which
had been placed there by worklnen and
had failed tc go off with the shots they
fired
As the drill touched the dynamite
terrific explo ion shook the working place
occupied b. the miners All their lights
were rXtlnguished and tn, men were
hurled IN ali directions Workmen came
down quickly from the top OF the shaft.
but being unable to light heir lamps,
could Mt first do itle to cas-. the men
groaning and writhing in the darkness.
Alter considerable trouble ho in jired
were Cotton to the surface. Shcminsky
VAS the most badly hu t. his eyes b,ing
blown out. loier WAS horribly burned.
The her men wore bad Y cut and
bi uised hv living rock, but their injuries
ARE no iaLui. The mon were taken to
their home- on the tuoIlev. Sheininsky bo
ing taken 10 the Miners Hospital Some
lime later The coiliery is owned by tho
[ lion Cual Company
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
WILMINGTON THEATRE E,

The thousands in this city who
have en- Dyed the productions OF that
well known play East Lynne"
will doubtless take advantage Of
the opportunity to witness Miss
Edna Clayton and company's s inter.
probation Of the piece at the VII.
mington Theatre this week, There
are older plays than East Lynne,
but none better known or more
thoroughly popular. Miss Clayton
and her company gave a good pres
entation Of the piece last night at
the Wilmington Theatre. and Will
be seen at the house the remainder
of the week; also at matlnees on
FRIDAY and Saturday. East Lynne
is great drama.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

Monday afternoon and night. Now
alone sorrows mark the play, there
are tears in plenty. but there is a
generous supply Of incidents which
provoke hearty. healthful laughter.
All who have seen the play will
welcome its coming. and all who
have heard OF it, Tor its several sue.
cesstul seasons have made it a pop.
ular favorite, willawait with eager
ness the performance ,of next Mon
day Afternoon and night
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

AS has been the practice year
alter year about this time. coal has
gone up in price 10 Wilmington.
AT New Castle, Del, Lewis Ellason
and other dealers are chaxing but
90 ton. Now what VIZ want to
know is If coal has TO sell for SO. so
ton in Wilmington, why should it
sell Tor 50 in New Castle. Surely
the dealers over there are making
reasonable profit, and if so, what
are the dealers making at so cents
more on the ton! At the same time
the Phil adelphla Record is selling
broken egg, stove and nut coal at
~. oo per ton, nearly 81 less than it
can be bought Tor in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Held q Reunion.

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 2A.--Over three
hundred members OF tho Belt Parrish fam
lily in Maryland and the district OF Col.
umbia participated IN the family reunion
ht Emory Grove Baltimore county, to.
day. There about 800 OF the Bolt Parrish.
OF IN Maryland.
The Belt hrorhcrs came to this country
from England in the latter part OF the
six eenth century, and altogether their
descendants number about sig hundred
lef5CuS,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Good Words For The Republican.

Miss r. B. Lewis, a subscriber, re.
siding at Royal Oak, Nd. writes the
REPUBLICAN the following:
i suppose all property owners,
cordially endorse your views regard.
ing the outrageous extortions Of the
Wilmington government, in nearly
all branches and hope YOU will CON.
tinue until such expressions ceases.
We sse pleased to find that our
efforts fore Rwer tax rate meets the
vlews Of our subscribers and the pub.
lie 10 gsdssal Editor Of REPUBLI.
.CAA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
HAMLET.

An engagement Of interest to
theatre-goers is that Of Mr.. Robert
Mantell and his excellent company
who will appear at the Opera
House next Tuesday night in Ham.
let the most powerful drama in his
repertoire, with larger and strong.
er company than ever before. and
new aud handsome scenery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Extension of PcopIcSI;ne,

1t was announced by General Manager
Crooks "f tho People Railroad company
thlt ths company would exteul It's Ii %
to Chester. 10 could not BIS aIcertaineu
a- TO tho direct route to be followed, but
II = hitol"l hnr pos I-iUle that IL will have
to he uutlt On private lands, as the vii
ininS On CITY Railway company controls
the PhiIaleIphia turnpike, which will
naturally bar the Peoples Line from "
ing the direct road conn citing this city
with Chester.
Mr.. Crook says that II nothing inter
lerrs the Wilmington eud of the line will
be commenced Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
E,b RILEY

Tomorrow, Saturday, we
will have a grand wind up sale
of all summer goods. Seer.
sucker skirts reduced.
IS cent skirt now IS cents
Is cent skirt now 50 cents
80 cent skirt now 80 cents
10 cent Haudkerchiefs at
) cents
Linen skirts reduced
$l.50 skirt now 81
1926 skirt now 1925
6 cent outing Flannel 5 cts
A good apron gingham 4 ~
cents
80 cent silk muslin 25 cents
~ l.2c Turkish Towels at
10 cents
Mercerized foulards redrced
from 25 cents to IL l.2 cents.
DO pieces Wrapper Flannel
received this week 10 cent
goods at 8 cents.
l5 cent goods at II ~ 2cents
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

The Federal Govern ment has al
ready begun ADMINISTRATION at OF the
cause ol the terrible disaster of the
blowing up OF the Steamer City of
Trenton boilers on Wednesday.
All day yesterday the search Tor
bodies continued in the vicinity OF
the wreck, but it is believed that
The tide has carried those yet MISS.
ing either up Cr down the river and
their bodies may not be recovered
Tor many days. The responsi-
bililv Will be placed where it be.
longs il is possible to come to any
intelligent conclusion as 10 what
caused the explosion. The officers
OF the Wilmington Steamboat Com
panv have done everything in their
power to relieve the suiferlngs ol
those in jured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Entertained Friends.

Miss ka'io Henderson entertained a
number OF her friends at her homo No
llOT Poplar street ast evening. Among
those present were; Nj isses Celia Mention
Ada Lynn, Clara Janvier, Annie Phelps,
and Messrs Harry Blown, Harry Lewis,
Leslie Cole and John Lynn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Don't Worry,

Your income may be small and there
may be l00 other things in the way but il
you manage things properly you can save
II cents day which will be sufficient to
pu, chase fine piano at the Ludwig
pia" ware rooms, 5l5 Shipley street Bar
ratt Il Hunter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

THE second collision occurred on
the Brandy wine Springs road last
evening, but fortunately was not
accompanied by such fatal results
asihe accident which happened at
Sixth and Franklin streets. The
travel over the Springs road was
unusually heavy and the road was
unable TO handle the crowd expe.
dItlousIy and every car that passed
the REPUBLICAN Office was packed
before it reached its tel minus at
the icot Of King street. Passen-
gers got on aud paid the extra five
cents so as to get seat when the
cars started on their return trip to
the Springs. Several passengers
were slightly scratched and shook
up by the collision, The cars that
ran together were Nos. - aud 25.
No. IS car crashed into the rear
end of car No. l.. Two cars were
on the switch at the same time.
This is where double track comes
IN. when such accidents can be
avoided. Too much care cannot be
exercised by the trolley manage.
meut. especially when handling a
bag crowd. The people are easily
frightened and we'll they might be
when trolley accidents are settin
TO oe so frequent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Signed With Townsend.

Bobby Mullen who played second
base for the Brownson at the first of
the season has been signed by the
Townsend Club and will finish the
season with that team.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
TWIN OAKS
CAMP MEETING

Yesterday was, Missionary Day at Twin
Philadelphia and other cities were p.ese,, !
aud special plea WAS made on benaIf az
the missionary cause. Advocates both for
Foreign and Home\ Missions wers nrsse NJ
aud strong speeches were mode bv 4 nnm
Dor OF proirinspt preachers. Vbs collec-
tlOn was \ special feature OF the dav TSre
hundred aud twenty-five dollsrs vsre
collected for the cause. Miss Bessie nrin
ton offered her services a. a ,ulssinnarv eo
go TO india with number oi. other work
0"s.
The early morning mes tings wore ali
we'll attended. Tho Bible Rsadius 81
y 80 clock was in charge Of Rev. M.
bnusmeh. Ihe subject o. the Lesson was
The morning sermon was preached by
Hev. I. +. vabler, Of East0n, Md. His
sermon was q powerful prsssu tssiou OF
the truth. aud wa. followed closely by
inc congregation. His text was tsksn
from John. fifth chapter; third verse.
me afternoon was devoted lentireIy to
missionary WORK. thcrs being u number
OF preachers who participated. Amone
those who spoke were Ksv. n. Steward.
Rev. Andrew Dolbo,v, Rev. Jonas Trum
bauer, Hsv: Mr.. Erven and others.
Camp will continue until midnight Of
SUNDAY night. Some time, which has
not been decided upon, between today
and then. another baptismal service will
be held, "-''
Yesterday there was a greater intlux Of
ut camp and The Attendancs
promises to be even better to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Will Interest You,

Mention the REPUBLICAN when
you apply for any position or other
business that you see In here.
Lost q pup months old white and
tan, four white feet assumes. the
name of Teddy. Reward II returned
to J. H. Huff, Adams Express ONCE,
Lost on steamer John A. Warner
between Chester and Wilmington, on
Tuesday afternoon Ladies' eh ateIine
bag containing between four and five
dollars. "A suitable reward upon
returning the same to No. 4O7 West
Eighth Street.
Photos Of Cooch 8 Bridge Monu.
ment may be procured for illustr
Ing free at 2lO Market street between
I a. IN. and q D. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Lucky Aeeldsnst

The wood d hood ana cornIce over
the top Of the door Sn the Ninth
street entrance, TO the Post Office fell
to the floor on Wednesday evening
Luckily no one was hit by the OBJ
stacle or the Gov ernment would have
had a damage suit on its hands.
Postmaster Brown shaS written TO
Washington asking that an irp,c-
tion be made of the other hoods and
cornice on the first floor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Jurors Sumnone IA

JlSher!f Mcdaniel has summoned the
Jurors who are to sit in the county courts
which convenes on September /.
There teing no murder csses to be tried
this term, no court Of Oyer and Terminsr
Will be necessary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THArALI,
N state licenses and tax due and not paii
on or before the Both day VI August, 1pVl.
There VIII he 20 per cent I'D led thereto in ac-
Code Laws Of Delaware. WINFiEi.D :.
QClGLEY. Clerk Of the Peuca, New Castle
county. wilmington Del July alst, 1901,
al.lm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

WHILE we have no desire TO or is
1t necessary that we should defend
the Trustees oil the Poor, they have
been put in false light before the
public. That defci, oi little
over two thousand dollars has been
created BY the Board, no allowance
whatever Is made for the eXtraor-
diuary expe nse which was ueces-
STATED BY the putting IN OF new
boiler for heating purposes. TAe
old boiler which was placed 10 the
institution when it was first built
gave out aud new one was an I'm.
parat,ve necessity. THIS ncw boiler
and other repairs which had to be
made cost nearly if not over two
thousand dollars. peakng OF out
s'de reliet that privilege has un.
doubtedly been abused by uumer-
Gus Trustees who have not the
heart to turn the deserving poor
away empty handed. Alarge part
Of this money has been tor years
spent in Nsw Castle hundred and
the city of Wilmington. 1t has
bseaa practice to give at least so
cents a week to those who would
otherwise become burden on the
county and have to be sent 10 the
Almshouse to keep. We are not
apologizing Tor the Trustees but we
believe in giving the true facts in
the ease 10 the public when the
members have been placed in a
false light as they were in the two
letters written and published 10
The press by Trustee Parker. The
Board is Democratic. with five Re-
publican members now. ana they
have been placed in a false light
before the public with their Demo-
cratic brethren. We have attended
the meetings Of the Board Tor the
last six years aud from personal
observation the AFFAIRS OF the county
10 their hands have been admins
cred honestly and no deals made
whereby any funds or goods be.
longing to or paid Tor by the county
have passed into their possession.
We believe that Mr. Parker erred
In his statement and has done the
Trustees grave IN Justice. Those
who know George Z. Roberts will
not believe that he would be a party
to any grab game or would know.
,ngly vote away dollar OF the tax
payers money, without getting
value received for the same. lie is
not the kind OF man 10 20 into u
job to benefit Democratic or Re-
publican contr actor.
Those whoknow Joseph Chandler
of Centreville, would not for a min
ute suspect him OF doing anything
wrong. We believe h. Is an honest
and conscientious man and above
being party to squanderins the
tax payers money.
Those who know DR.. J. =. Bell
vile Of Delaware City, would think
twice before accusing him of being
dishonest or being a party to u
scheme to defraud his constituents
Two Of these men are Democrats
and one Republican and we speak
Of them as we have found them by
close assc citation with them in dis
posing Of the business tnat came
before the Board OF Trustees OF the
Poor Of New Castle county. Let
their succes sors do as well or bet
ter and the people will give them
credit tor being economical and
honest officials.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Fever Epidemic.

The typhoid fever epidemic appears
to have struck Braudywine village.
there having been several cases re.
ported during the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

When We We're Twenty One"
is succession oil laughter. 1t has
made d hit in Boston, Chicago aud
New York II comes TO the Opera
House next Thursday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Burnt by Case inc Stove.

Mrs Schidendecker. OF No. 9l2 Bsunett
street was terribly burned by cas,IIns
stove exploding yesterday afternoon. Mrs,
schinendecker was In The house when the
explosion occurred and tried to nut ous
tho flames with her hands and feet bein
painfully burned before the fire could be
extinguishsd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Oo,dey College Reopens Monday.

Seats arg now being reserved for the
students who will enter Monday, Sep
tembsr 2nd. Coll today or write. Ufflce
ou0n tnnipht Ito q. MArkat Hk Gar sth
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

Taylor's Magic Headache Powders, euro
hoadache and neuralgia every time, pre-.
pared by ", e. Taylor, No. 302 Kiug st