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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22

Before Magistrate Bradley last night
Charles Hineon, colored, was charged
by Levi Smallwood, also colored with
pointing pistol at him. ard Salyator
Lesta was charged by Emanuel Florv
with threatening to kill him. Both cases
were dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22

The body Of the colored man which was
found in the Brandywine creek on Mon
|day was identified yesterday as Licking.
ton Young of No. 10 Mechanic street,
lie has been missing from his home for
about two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
Baseball Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia.

At Phlladelphla.
Philadelphia. O1O210l0- 8 l
Chicago........ 2OOO00001- II 8
Orth and Douglass; Hughes and
Killing. Dwyer, umpire.
At New York.
New York ....O 1OOOOO1O-2 2
Pittsburg .......0 0OOOOO001- 5
Matthewson and Bowerman; Phillip
and O'Connor. Warner and thinner,
umpires.
AT Brooklyn.
RH.E.
Brooklyn ......1 03 10000 Is 5
ST. Louis..."...1 0 0SO2OO00-ll II 2
McCann, Kennedy and Mcclure; Har-
per- Powell and Nichols. Emslie, um-
pire..
At Boston.
R.H.E.
Boston ........0O0OOOO10-1 8
CINCINNATI. ....002 00O110-4 8 2
Dineen and Kittredge; Phillips and
Bergen. O'Day, umpire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
Y, M, G.. A. ROWJiuu

On the bowling alleys at the Y. M. G..
A. last night B team, William Bard, cap
tain, defeated G team, Fl. G. Kilmer,
captain, by the score OF 2G67 to 22CO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
HOTEL ESMOND.

New York Avenue md Beach,
All conveniences. Including steam heat,
hot and cold baths, elevator from street
level. Rates ~ to IS per day. Special
rates until July 10Th. $40. Sl2 and $l5
weekly. +. P. PEALE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
Bids for Silver Run Road,

Bids for SILVER Run Road.
The Levy Court yesterday decided to
visit Silver Run road in st. Georges hun.
dred, on Friday. On Saturday the court
will meet and open bids for repairing
the road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
MATEHNlTY PATIENTS
Nl ADMITTED FREE at the
OTIS. HON EOPATHlC HOSplTAL.

7 OST-CEKTIFiCATEN NO l7G dated Oct,
~ loth. 1889 Tor shares of stock of Will
mtnRton and Great Valley Turnpike Company
the name OF william Bright and appllca.
en has been made to the company for now
2aheAte. a25 l5teod$
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22

Dance in Breck's Mill,
Miss Louisa D'A DUPONT gave dance
in Breck's Mill last evening. The at.
tendance was large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22

Vote Your A free trip to the
Pan.American ES
Choice position. Every
purchase of$l.00
Of will entitle you
to a vote to send
Cler6ymen your pastor on a
vacation for the
month of August, as we
still give to the one receiv.
ing the highest number of
votes a free pass to theEx-
position and return.
Vote to end August 10,
1901.
7. H. PENN0CK & co.,
Tailors, CIothiers 4 FurniShers.
Boston OnePrice Cloth
ing House, 213 Market St.
We give Trading Stamps.
Store open Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday Evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
Royal Palace Hotel
HOTEL WELLINGTON

Formerly "1he Rrnny mede'
Kentucky aVen ne near Beach.
Ideal location. Cheerful com tort a BILE home
like. Table I'D service unsurpassed. Open
all the yenr. Capacity 100 Hates ~ to $3.50
day $40 TO SIS week. s,peGi al rates over Sun
day. Write for booklet
lHEO. l.. HAWKINS, Mgr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
W AN'I.EI>.

w ANTED--A GIRI. FEEDER AT FREIE
w Pr, $50 office. No. AIS shiuldy street
m2l2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
Save
l1oney
There is no
surer way to &C.
cumulate mon.
ey than to reg.

small amounts at compound
interest in the
Artisans Savings Bank,
so7 MARKET ST., Wilmington.
mo 2mos tl .th-sat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22

1AsOL1NE STOVES EEpAIRED; NINE
" years experience Called for and deliver.
ed; send pos tnl. Nickless Blue Flame Oil
Stoves HUTCHINSON. No 10JIS East Ninth
street. between king and French streets,
aaO.2n$
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22

TO CURE THE Or p TWO IN DAYS.
Laxative Bromo.Quinine removes tao
CAUSE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-22
HOTEL BOSCOBEI,

Completely remodeod One of tho fine
est winter houses in Atlantic City.
A. Il. MARION.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
uTAH's LEvELHEADEp GOVERNOR.

Heber NJ Wells the governor of Utah. has proved that
Of excellent sense by his veto Of the legislation
for the protection Of polyganists He does question
the authority Of the state the premises but he argues
the question out question of policy in way that
should convince even the advocates Of the measure
Whether the whole country could be far aroused
to secure anpoly amendment to the federal
constitution may be douted perhaps but there be
doubt that the Utah bill were become law it would
be followed by perfect frenzy of hostile agitation The
state and the nation would peace and the Nor
wouu find that they had added their already heavy
inheritance Of misrust and obloquy. Hence is wise for
them to consider il it is worth while to provoke storm
when as the governor says there only "a few iso-
lated of prosecution unbacked by either respectable
moral support sympathy"
contributes much the force Of the message that
the writer himself Mormon and makes this declara-
ton:
Il yield no one in affection those Of my people
divine command entered into ,Ae relation Of plural
marriage Born and reared in Utah. myself product Of
tnat marriage system taught infancy to regard my
lineage as approved Of the Almighty proud today
have ever been my heritage will be granted, trust
that every instinct of my nature reaches out to shield my
friends from harm and to protect them from unjust attack
Their cause my cause and when they are hurt
for I part of them"
The sincerity of this expression of sympathy unms-
taxable yet it is Immediately accompanied by the
avowal that the bill "hods only false hope Of prote
ton and that in offering phantom Of relief few, it
really invites deluge of dscord and disaster upon all"
There could be better statement Of it's futy for good
its capacity mischief will consult
their best interests they accept the logic of their
leye[headed governor without demur
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
HARRlsoNs IL REeINNINe.

boy from the farm runs the nation Harrison was
another instance Although was the grandson the
ninth president of farmers boy at his
home at North Bend. Ohio He lived in little farmhouse
tumbled between 4 and o'clock in the morning
the chores" be ralng hay or dropping" corn
potatoes b the the was up In summer he ran
the usual risks stone bruises stubbed toes as the
other boys Of the district and in the ramped
miles to school and played bull pen" enthu
sasm as the other boys
Scott Harrison was determined that his children
should be unletered use Of this school
house hiring teachers at his expense though his purse
lean and inviting children Of the neighborhood to at
tend Thus young Harrison enough to pass an m
animation and enter Farmers College at College Hill near
Cincinnati After two years here he entered Miami Univer
sy, Oxford Ohio where he graduated age of is
with good record He early gave promise Of success and
than held his in all college contests 1t was
while at Miami that he the lady became his first
WIFE the daughter of the Rev Dr. Scott principal of
female school at Oxford Ohio When the two became en-
gagged he Just Of his junior class While
here of his classmates were Milton Sayler for
merry member of congress and the late Dr. David Swing
one who knew him wel in college has written Of him:
Harrison. remember an unpreentous but cour-
ageoua student He was respectable in languages and the
sciences and exceed in political economy and history
lie had good voice and pure diction He talked easily
and nuenty his Indicative Of much earnest
ness of character He never seemed to regard life as
Joke and the opportunities for advancement subjects for
sport During the four years with him impressed
me with the belief that he ambitious As speaker
md writer he always did his best The subject Of his
graduating address was The Poor Of England and his
treatment Of it showed that he had sounded both the
depths and the OF this poverty He was proec-
ZIONIST OF the of 49, His whole career has been Illus
atve of his desire to his counrymen from the pow
erty which oppresses the poor of England"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

Both Mrs Mckee, his daughter and Russell Harrison his
interposed earnest ohfect They took excep-
ton to the circumstances connected with the history Of
me acquaintance of their father and Dmmick who
vas a niece of Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Dimmicks character was in no way involved.
The generals children declared Mrs DimmicK exercised
such influence the president during his first wifes
reign the White that the domestic happiness
the family was interfered with.
The trouble began before Harrisons election. During
the excitement of the campaign of 1883 Mrs. Harrison
vited Mrs Dimmick Indianapolis Her influence over
Mr.. Harrison became quickly very strong.
Mrs. Harrison discussed with intimate friend the
best way getting Mrs Dimmick Of the family. The
latter made her home later at the White House.
Mrs. Mckee and Russell Harrison sided with their
mother but the president insisted that they fooshly
and causeessy jealous Mrs. Dmmick heard Of the
appealed the president He refused consent
departure from the Whue House under such circum
stances.
Later, when General Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick were
married the children, Russell and Mrs Mckee broke off
Visits to the generals home
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
2aifg s..sss agile
EAGLES PROPOSITION WINNING.
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.


Two months ago the Eagle attacked the old horserace
method Of opening public lands The settlers Of Oklahoma
took up the Eagles fight today the relegaton of the
scramble method is one Of the principal questions up for
discussion in this part the country; the Of the
interior and Okahomas delegate to congress deuged
with letters proposing substitute plans.
So great has been the pressure for change. to be
made applicable to the Kowa Comanche country that
congress in its closing the matter with the pre
dent to decide and thought that the
retary of the interior viii recommend another than the
horse race plan. In case Of such recommendation the
president viii do away with run" by the substitution
Of possibly the drawing"
Now drawing lots" will not be perfect If it adopt
ed; and viii be the obpect bitter denuncaon but
can never be the target for as just an attack the old
horserace plan.
As events would have it, most openings have taken
place in dry seasons The plight the children
Of the bomeseekers camped about border during dry
spell rations high and hard get
convenepces nil is without extravaganza cruel In the
past the pity of has been only overlooked because bad
necessity could remedied by sympathetic expression
The day the opening has come always day Of delv
eance to the poor and ambitious homeseeke even when
he failed to get land In the the the swift
horse reached the desired claim first did always
get the farm. IN another had taken possession
Of the ground he for The other man was sooner
Every successive opening has demonstrated that this
thing happened not twice but repeatedly, not in
one part the territory alone but all portions
wanted land for speculative purposes was often
the sooner The fellow who didn't expect to himself
whose wife and children were left back states in
comfort seized the claim unlawfully and the man with
his all under dusground convas cover Of wagon weak
from sunwarp his children his wife his ALL rereated be
fore the bu6 gunDay Of the already in possession
determined many cases. that having broken the law
once. he could break it again if necessary
The drawing lot plan obnoxious as it may be to many
would do with this and it would do only thatt
would free the Kowa country from settlement litigation
would neither have race nor Htgate his land
VIXEN all know he has had do both in the past
that that the settlers the country would
in without the initial burden Of contest costs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
ALICE RoosFvFIT,s TRuJMpH

Miss Alice Roosevelt the charming young daughter Of
the vice president has captured the hearts Washing
Many say that by all beautiful
and distinguished of the younger bellies the inaugural
ball She tall and slender with profuson of golden
hair. blue eyes and pink and white complexion She
dresses with exquisite taste but simply that the
remarkable She made her first formal appearance in
society last year but this scarcely be considered
conventional debut One Of the functions
Of the vice president will be the comingut party Of this
attractive young girl
Miss Alice is the daughter Of the vice president by his
first wife who was Miss Alice Lee of New York Her
mother died at her birth She has inherited from her
mother other relatives quite large fortune and the
vice president aughngy says that he always keeps
good side of Alice she is the only his family who
has any money. She has been carefully edueated
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

A new bank at Emporia. the Emporia
State. has opened with a capital Of $1,000
There IS a disposition IN Kansas lately
TO ripsaw the character Of old John
Brown.
The Bailey-Curtis row is breaking out
again Curtis says there is conspiracy
to beat him.
Governor Morrill,. who has not been IN
Topeka for months. visited the capital
Saturday. His health is restored.
Crazy Carrie says she win never be
satisfied until she has smashed some
joints in Atchison and LeavenwOrth.
While King Edward has apologized, he
should know that Kansas and he can
never be as good friends as they once
were.
Farmer Smith Is back from Washing
ton. and is still OF the belief that Cy Le-
land viii not be re-appointed pension
agent.
The Topeka Journal Indignantly denies
that what Kansas needs Is soap How are
the back windows Of the Topeka Jour
nal Officer
The women Of Kansas City, Missouri
are said 20 be greatly indignant because
the police there shut of Mrs. Nation IL
a street talk.
The penitentiary board win send p man
70 Yucatau to buy two train loads OF
sisal which is used IN the manufacture OF
binding twine.
It is nov lawful in Kansas to angle
with rod line and hook AZ any season Of
the year The possession Of a net Is
prima facia evidence Of selning.
Baker University may me moved 20 To-
peka i'm order to get the money left by
Mrs. Chrisman, Of Topeka, for the found
alton Of q Methodist university there.
district win have three candidates for
the United States senate. Chester ].
Long. w. Z. Stanley and Fred Dumoat
Smith.
Charles Curtis is both a candidate FOR
congress and for the United States seu-
ate. lie thinks that with the First dis
trlct. his old district the Fourth VIII
give him good start
The editor Of the Afchison Globe in
liCht Of recent facts about the Empress
Josephine. SAYS THAI Napoleon was very
reasonable in div0rCfng her and that
its q wonder ne didn't shoot her.
George T. Fairchg6. formerly president
II the Kansas state Agricultural COT
Iege ut Nanhatta1 died ~ CoI3u1bus.
Ohio Saturday. after an operation Tor
es1l-etones Al the time ~ hls Death
Sc was professor of literature at Berea
College. kent1ckT.
The Seventh District Repub,ican Ed
tcrizl association wu hoif its eleventh
annual meeting st Hutchinson on Mares
Tha ASSOCIATION has arranged with
the Rock Island f1r su excursion ln
April - the Kiowa ard Cau1sucha couu-
try in the Indian terTltcrg.
a new agrernoon dairy Earer wf1 soo7
- started 81 Topeka sas fhst
Fighting jos H5eou VIII Be tae e1
lt7r 1 .hat De k7r in a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
The YACHT ouARREI

The eastern papers are full the discussion Of the
question whether a yacht lines being built by
New England shall allowed to compete with the
New York Yacht club Of monopoly in the race is cons
New York Yacht clubs boats for the of racing
the international next The claim Of the New
York Yacht club of monopoy in the is considered
very bad taste it tends away the national char
acter Of the contest.
Mr. lawson the owner Of the boat that seeks competi
ton with the Hereschon that is preparing for the
race. has issued card in which he asks be
allowed to compete for the championship make the
ace with the Bitsh yacht in case it wins preliminary
contest with American boats.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
In Consultation.

CFrom the Louisville Commercially
II was consoling to a well-known East
End resident a short time ago when he
called a physician 10 go Into consultation
with the family doctor and diagnose a
case. A little son was seriously III, and
the father wanted everything done that
was known in materia medica. After
The two physicians had been IN consulta-
ton for some time the father asked Of
the consulting physician what they
thought OF the case.
'Wen." sad the physician who had
been called, your son may get vel and
he may not"
can this be posslbIe2" said the
father. II ought 70 have called a mo
torman. ve made A mistake
About what asked the physician.
I'm calling you a notornan could
have told me the same thing. and knew
nag little boy would either get wsll or he
wouldn't before I sent for you
Vow The physician wants the father 70
ray s. consultation fee. and the father
s7rears he never VIII 4hs child rec0v-
cred
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19
Under Suspicion.

CFrom fhe Washington starr
Yes said the man VINO was
standing With one foot on the waEon hub.
chewing straw. n kind g glad that
frler -s goin 70 move out o the pace
hes roe slies- He makes me uneasy
sharp hand 81 q bargain eh said
the travelling man.
sharp IS no name for & why. one
time he said he had nightmare. ar
tHe whole town got agitated an rook 20
7oraerfl how he wss gou q use = 80
as 50 scr the bast O some enc ID a hose
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

Frora The Dstrolt Jo1r-a1s
Pain drinE rrzlme. a8 fta
eo1
- de1ram tArz=-as, ysE 'Aass
sid RIA l@-e&z
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

following story e weHovn
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paying s
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especially pouring
unlimited beS be both qs and clear brain 10
requisite My Friday, standing ~ the
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Afs refreshing the strong tbs
before Although have paying s yen
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RPans Tabus They superb i tie heehe 40
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suffering from headache aaa tne ay
immediate benefit
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

law against cigarettes in Oklahoma may be inefect
i've because of the interstate 1t is
day when that interstate act doesn't poke its
head in at the front door and call of something.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

The man who engineered that Castenane duel with
drew thirty PAGES before giving the word fire
wonder be didn't conceal hmseh behind a stone wall
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

Oklahoma City Times-JournaI: That
famous lawsuit known as the steer
case" is about to have a rival in the
case of Wagner VS.. Kelley that is on
trial in the district court today. The
steer case was about a calf that. with
the court expenses, finally cost several
thousand dollars. This case has already
cost hundreds and the end Is not yet
Wagner is suing Kelley for $14 50, which
no claims is damages that he should
have for some wheat that he stored IN
Keley's granary, and that was damaged.
The defendant offered SO in settlement,
but Wagner would not accept this
amount and proceeded to court. The case
really involved Is S4.64. but it took all OF
yesterday IN the district court, a session
last night and all of this forenoon and
probably viii take all the afternoon In
court costs alone the case VIII reach
about $500 and the attorney fees that
viii have to be paid viii probably reach
$500 1t is understood lAat the decision
of the case either way will be appealed
and the costs viii continue as long as
the suit continues. and this may be for
wears
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

An interesting thing about President and Mrs McKin
ley is that let opportunity pass to back
10 the home Canton The White House has never been
a home.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

NJ DeRoday and Boni de CasteHane are now good
friends again De Roday is inclined feel pu1ed up
over having been shot at by such clever gentleman
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

Easton Pennsylvania. refused to accept ons Of Car
negies libraries Under fairly good roof Easton would
make a middling insane asylum.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

German Of Maryland is quite smooth In order TO get
back the senate he just made 90 600 people
were asainst him. quit voting.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

II has been some dsys since the Emperor Of China
wrote of his friends: Kindly commit suicide and
greatir obGge Yours truly
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

Casteane has nerve OF course duels are rf1iculous
but bev funny II IS pleasant stand up and
be shot az. by idiot
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

King Edward Of England has apologized 10 Kansas
position To hFhr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

We never heard Of Count Dion before but he seems
to be his job and people expecting 10 engage in
GueIs We have no hesitancy IN recommending him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

The only way Mrs Nation can keep up public interest
and her Jail experience is go smashing And some
now Mrs Nation has stopped.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-03-19

Te people OF the Omitted States sAaula refuse further
worry about the coal strike il Peunsy yivaufa
come chronic