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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
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One Magistrate To Try Another.

Dover, Del, Dec. 27.--Seyen
young men of Camden think their
Christmas jolification cost them
too dearly, and, as result, Mag
istrate William Green, of Camden,
has been summoned to appear be-
fore Magistrate Wood, of Dover,
tomorrow morning and explain why
he imposed fines upon the young
men Of $40 each.
The seven young men we're
arrested for disorderly conduct,
and were fined 81 each and costs
of 1857, but allege that the Mag
istrate has compelled them to pay
$40 each, and they charge him
with a misdemeanor. Should Mag
istrate Green be found guilty he
could be fined $50. His friends
declare that the whole matter
arose from an effort to prevent the
Magistrate from enforcing the
law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Vessels Reported Lost,

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 28.-rhe
grimmest story Of marine disaster
in. all history of the Pacific is ex.
pected by local mar,ue men from
Clallam Bay. The fate Of nine yes.
sells caught by the hristmas storm
IN that body Of water ts not known,
Old mariners fear that one or all
may be lost, Sound tugs have gone
on the lookout for the craft.
These vessels are: American ship
William II. Macy, American ship
Banalo'e, British ship Oweenee.
British ship Iyema, American bar
kentine Katy FlackInger. Aoiert.
can bark Carleton, three Americao
schooners. names unknown.
Alt we're seen at anchor in Clal-
lam Bay Christmas Day and none
Of them is known tohave left before
the storm broke. That any vessel
caught in TIE bay during the storm
could not have escaped Is the opin-
ion Of the marine men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

N1OTICE-1. AUGUST H V1EW1G. TEN.
IN ant aud occupant Of the house. sit.
uated at No. 1 West Fourth street, in the
first ward, in the city Of Wilmington
County OF New Castle, State of Della ware,
In compliance with the requirements Of the
acts OF the General Assembly. III such case
made aud provided. do hereby give notice
that Ishall apply IN writing to the court OF
general sessions of tho state Of delaware
In ana for New Castle Co.. to bo held at VII.
mington. on Monday. the 3rl day Of
said court, for a license Tor said house as an
inn or tavern. for the sale herein Of intoxt.
eating liquors.. in less quantities than one
quart. 10 bt drunk on tho premises and
the following named respectable citi'
Rens OF said ward, ut least II Of whom
arc substantial fresholder recommend the
said application. viz:
H ZimmermA Aun A Aschenbach
Ludwig Hendricks Harry g Thompson
J Moalanus J ltushworth
e Neun.ayer John 7 McNlff
George A Willis TG Holland
Jacob Echieher Stephen White
VIM AsChenba h John blaguire
Ered We'll James Hutton
Julius Gunther Chas Frugoh
Daniel bIcCusker w Matthew'S
Harry Il King W Mclaughlin
1hos itossiter Joseph Cash
d2S az AUGUST II. VIEWIG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
v arning Renters.

The real estate men are all very
busy warning tenants They re-
port that small houses are still very
scarce aud owing to this fact very
few people will move next March.
Rents are advancing and houses
that we're reuted at SIS this year
will be SO the coming one. Ten
auts complain that the owners are
unre asonabte and are taking ad-
vantage of them but as houses are
scarce they will have to be salts
fed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
CAUSE
FOR COMPLAINT.
Young Men Says Food at
Workh0use is all Right.

Samuel Bradshaw, a young man
who has just been discharged from
| the workhouse at Greenbauk, says
there is no cause to complain Of tile
food served at the institution. at 10
a great deal better than the most OF
the prisoners are used to when they
have their liberty" he said.
Several complaints have been made
to the REPUBLICAN about the food
! served and one in particular recited
that the bread was sour most OF the
time and on one occasion had given
all of the prisoners cramps.
The trustees were Informed OF
these complaints as soon as they were
received and they promised to look
into the matter. J. Frank Ball sta
ted that he and Mr.. CorD't lad visit
ed the workhouse and the latter had
eaten some OF the bread and could
find nothing lacking in it. They
know that the culinary department
was not what it should be when the
building was first opened but they
socn had it in first class condition.
The trustees are very particular
as to what the prisoners are given
to eat as it Is not to their interest to
have any of them sick and unable to
work.
Bradshaw was one Of the prisoners
that was transferred from New Cas-
tie Jail and he says since Hayes Ap.
plegate, prisoner, has been cook
the food has beer all right and
great deal better than that dealt out
at the old Jail,
10 the best of his memory the fol-
lowing is what was served to the
prisoners last week:
Monday Breakfast, two raw onions
mush and molasses; dinner, boiled
beans; supper, boiled rice,
Tuesday-breakfast, stewed peas;
dinner, roast lamb and potatoes; sup
per, bean soup.
"Wednesday Breakfast, oatmeal
and molasses; dinner, lamb and stew
supper, bean soup.
Thursday Breakfast, oatmeal ana
molasses; dinner, beef and cabbage;
supper oatmeal.
E'rlday-Breakfast, molasses; din.
ner, beef stew; supper, stewed peas.
Saturday Breakfast, oatmeal and
molasses; dinner, beef and cabbage:
supper, potatoes.
Sunday Breakfast, hash; late
dinner, stew, rice pudding and cake.
Bread is served al all meals and
coffee at breakfast and supper.
While no effort has yet been made
to have government prisoners sent 10
the workhouse it is possible that in
time some arrangement may be reach
ed by which they can he sent there.
There was time when the govern.
ment sent some Short-term men 10
New Castle jail, but it was inspected
by a government oillcer andpronoun-
Ced unfit for use as a PRISON,
There is no better prison IN the
country than the one at Greenbank,
and it would be cheaper for he gov
ernment to send prisoners there from
this court than to send them to
Trenton, where they go after con-
yiction at present. The government
pays strict attention tL the SAINT airy
arrangements and to the discipline
Of prisons where it confines men and
the local institution has nothing to
fear from an inspection by thcgovern-
ment on either line In addition to
this the government sends men
where they are compelled to work
and they would work just as hard at
Greenbank as al Trenton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Paiine's
Celery
Com pound
NATIONAL LODGE, Amalsamated Association
Of Iron. Steel and Tin Workers Of the
United States.
GENERAL OFFICE. BisseiI Block
~. 4O7 Seventh Avenue.
PlTTSBUR0, Pa. October TO- 1901.

In compelled profession
stlation hard study
celery compound and less than increased in weight from 4 IL
25 pounds
During the strike of the finding
trouble
friend ane celery compound and already feeling
able to meet and discharge the duties of my office.
Yours truly r. J. sFAFFER, President.
anxiety haste These make the vitality
from debility depression sepenes dyspep
s find PaneS celery compound powerful restorative regulates the
liver Kidneys blood feeds
all the body Recovery from diseases the liver
blythe aid of lns celery compound lasting 1t greatest
modern restorative
celery compound prescribed by physicians many
ing diseases of the kidneys rheumatism gout dyspepsia Bg disease
disorders a deranged system
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Death Of William Jacobs.

William Jacobs aged S3 years
died on'last Thursday. 4 wife and
three children survive him. His
funeral will take place on Monday
from No. All East Eighth street.
He was member of the Odd Fell
lows for over forty years. He had
been foreman in Roaches Ship-I
yards at Chester for many years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
SUNDAY School Entertainment,

The Sunday school entertain-
ment of the St Georges Presby-
terian Church was held last even-
ing. Candy, oranges and toys
were presented to the children,
addresses were made by Rev. J,
r. Milligan and Superintendent
Theodore f. Clark. A delightful
program of vocal and instrumental
music was rendered. e
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Bark Wrecked

London, Dec. %. The British
bark Mersey, Captain Olsen, from
Rosario, October IA. for Falmouth,
was wdecked upon the Goodwin Sands
last night. Life boats stood by her
until she began to break up and then
took off the crew.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
What Cost

John Lyun'S trial cost him in At
turney'S S fees the sum of s., 900 which
was paid before llA trial commenced
With the iInr OF $4,000 and costs in
the other ten Indictments the trial
will have cost John Lynn nearly ten
Thousand dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Car Men Wrancl,,

Peoples Railway cars No. II Of
the Springs line and Rockford car
No. ), the latter going south and
the former north met at Third and
King streets at noon. Neither con-
ductor wanted to turn around and
60 back to the switch two squares
away, at which either should have
waited and for over minutes an
intesting dispute took place. Fin
allv the conductor OF the Rockland
car held he had the right Of way.
ended the dispute by reversing the
trolley and proceeding up King
street, The rangle furnished
much amusement for spectators who
gathered to sec the two cars pass
on one track.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Funeral Of Mr.. John.

The funeral of Williams Johns a
highly respected young colored
man took place to-day from his
late residence Fifth and Railroad
Avenue. Interment was made at
Centerville, Nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
The Commission Mere b ants.

The tenth ahnnal convention OF
the National League Of Commission
Merchants will be held in Philadel-
phia January 8. There will he no
delegates from this city present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Col, DOn0hOe Busy.

Col. Donohoe pension agent return
ed from Washington last night, but
owing to the press of business will re-
turn tomorrow. lie says he has been
kept busy working with the commit
tees on pensions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
She GREW
RYSTERICAL.

Trenton. Dec. 27.-Robert Hen
son, a negro, convicted of having
murdered Mrs. George Van Lieu
and her infant son In November,
1900. was hanged in the county Jail
this morning. Although a tritie
nervous, he walked unfiuchingly
to the scaffold. At I'LL the trap
was dropped and his neck was
broken.
Henson was an urruly prisoner
until recently. and to prevent a
repetition Of his outbreaks OF vio-
lence he was chained to the floor.
1t developed in Ethe trial that
Henson had made an improper pro-
posal to Mrs. Van Lieu, aud when
she resented 1t he became angered
and killed her with an ak. After
numbering the child he fred the
house.
George Hetlriek, alias Willi1ms,
who 10 held for murder OF John
Kraus on Thanksgiving Day. is In
a cell near Henson's. He beard
the officers prepare the doomed man
for the acaffold aud heard the lat
ter's piteous sigh as he was led
forth. When Henson's shackles
were being removed Hettrick shud.
dered repeatedly. When Henson
was led away Hettrick sobbed bit
terly,
Mrs. Williams, his bigamous
wife. also heard the preparations
for the hanging and grew hystcri-
cal. Her continual cry was: ~
cannot live in this place. want
to get out Please let me out. !
cannot stay here. 1t will kill me. "
The latter was Miss Smith OF
Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Popular Night School.

The offer of one month free is ap-
preciated. This special offer is for
the January opening. Call tonight, 7
to o, and have fseat reserved. Goldey
College Night school, Institute Build
ing, Market street, corner Eighth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
p,v n l.. "a olfs.

At the First M. p Church, Seventh
and Walnut streets, tomorrow even.
ing the pastor. Rev. e. L. Wolfe,
will sing 1.-THE Beautiful Gates A1ar"
Come and bring your friends
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
The thermometer at W, @. Tavlcr's
drug store 802 King street, to day register
ed as follows:
7oclock ~ O clock O'Clock
60 "a d0

Secretary Cahill, of the Board of
Health reports that there were 20
deaths, II births and 8 marriages re-
corded during the week. For the
corresponding week last year there
were % deaths, 13 births, 9 marriag-
es.-
The Vile Donia enterod port this
morning for repairs at the yards of
the Harlan and Hollingsworth COM
pany.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

"Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seem
especially adapted to the needs Of the
children. Pleasant tu take; soothing In
Its influence, itis the remedy Of all rome.
dies for every form Of throat and lung
disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
At central Church.

A song service OF Christmas mu-
sic will take the place oil the rega.
lar evening worship at Central
Church tomorrow evening at 1,45
o clock. A cordial lnvItatio is ex-
tended to this service. The follow
ing anthems will be sung:
Glory 10 God in the Highest,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Grac. sunday school Festival,

Grace NJ. +. Sunday School will
hold its usual Christmas festival
IN the Sunday school hall OF the
church tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock, A fine programme OF reclta
tiono and music has been prepared
and the programme will be found
to bc one Of the finest which has
been given this year. These festi-
walls of the school are always
among the most enjoyable given.
and the one this year will eclipse
all previous records in that line.
Nearly all Of the churches in
this city will repeat their Christ
mas music tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

0UBA-WOULDB IN VEST OES OR Sc L.
~ tiers, register your wants gratis with
Finance Realty Company, P. o. Box 72l; Ha.
yQna Cuba. u36 2tro
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

T OST-DEPoSir YOOK NO. la5l4 IN THE
IL name of Frank Carol! with the Arti-
sans Saving Bank; suitable reward vii, DO
given If lert ut No. W. " 18TH street.
t,2G lWkeOdt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
DOTS.

The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has warned all OF the
persons occupying their properties
to remove after March 2o
MIR. +. l.. Smith lost his pocket =
book this morning contalng between
$50 and $40. The finder will con-
fer a favor upoa Mr.. Smith bv re.
turning it to No. 10 East Filth
street.
A lad lost a $40 note in the neigh.
borhood of Thirteenth and Walnut
streets this morning. II the finder
il an honest person they will return
it to Strong g. Sons store. Thlr-
teenth and Walnut streets
Poultry was selling rather high
this morning and was not plentiful!
as It has been Turkeys bring
from 10 cents 10 20 cents a pound;
ducks, l5 cents to Is cents pound
chickens, 10 cents to II cents a
pound.
The cantata which was given
by the Brandywine NJ. E. Sunday
school last evening, was very sue
cessful Ind will be repeated on
Monday evening.
Remem Der the Newsboy.
Every public servant almost II
our city has been referred TO, ant
the citizens requested to remembe
them kindly. What has happen:l
the (New boys?) of course as they
! are only BOYS they can speak foI
| themselves but some one will speal
Tor MEN. Now where will you find
more faithful servants than the
poor little newsboy, how often the
expression, What has happened oui
paper boy? our paper Is rot here
Early and late the newsboy must
90, cold and stormy weather isgoot
enough tor them. yet how very man,
OF them when they appeal to thu
doors with calls and altman acs are
turned away with only. "Thanl
you. ;" Don forget to put to pu
your hand in your pocket not only
hunt for a nickel but be a lIttl
more liberal and you will llnd hov
MANY will try and be more pune
tual in serving, aud you will b.
fully rewarded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

OSV CHt1STMAS EVE LADIES'
Il small gold 0pen free watch near 4th aud
Monro streets; reward if returned to f0J w.
9th street, usO ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

N1OTlCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company OF the state OF Delaware, will be
held at the Office Of the conr any on Monday,
tins an election for five managers to serve
three years will be held, and the premiums
on ai policie es will be payable. six per cent
interest on NIL balances am ounting 10 S6 and
upwards will be paid to members. The agents
Of the company are authorized to receive the
dues Of members and to pay them their inter-
est. w. A. LAMOTTE.
d28toil3 Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Cut We were sold
out of Long
Prices Overcoats at $40;
rather than buy
cn more we have re
duced 3 lots of
uo,n our $12 Coats
os to So. Black
o.4 Cheviot, Black,
OVe'eoe' sFrieze and Ok
ford Grey Frieze
all this seasons new cut and
makeup. There will be plenty
of Cold weather and we have
big stock and good assort-
men of all styles of overcoats.
Long Full Box, Medium
Length Box and Regular
Length. Regular Gut coats
SIS to $50; long coats $40 to
1926; listers and Storm coats
SIS to $25; Refers $3.50 to
$40; Boys overcoats SIS to
SIS; Little Boys overcoats
"a to $40. Latest style
Black Cheviot and Thibet
Sack Suits for young men,
10, $l2 and SIS.
Closed at 6 evenings except
Saturdays.
JAS 7. MULLlN 4 SONS
9th and Market, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Il OR RENT THAT LARGE TWO STORY
Il bull ding No. 705 W. 9Th street. suitable
for almost any kind OF business; also one sra
bic. Apply TO james /. sutton. lUDa West
Eighth street a3l.eQa-tf
EOR liENT--GD0 WASHINGTON STREET.
T Apply nt 8J6 Ford Building da3 st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Mooney FOR MORTGAHES at 1 PER
Wl cent. Address The Webster Estate. 1853
Milk street. Boston, Mass d.3-7t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

NR, nEHARDTs pENNYRoYAL PILLS
~ The only genuine pennyroyal pills; at
druggists or by mail 81 w. Office 2O9 N. Ninth
street, Phila.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

r OsT-SATUEDAY MORNING BETWEEN
10th and French and 18th Rnl Walnut
streets a $40 note, suitable reward will be
given at strong s. Sons 18th and Walnut SITS.
e d29 1t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

AZ o'rICE-TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Ohes
ter County. Tho undersigned will be at the
following places during the months CT Decem
Of recei wing the insurance for the year l9J2.
Centreville. Daltou's store. Saturday. DE.
cember 28th, 1901.
Delaware City. Robinson House, Thursday.
January z, 1872.
Stanton. Saxton's Hotel Monday, January
O 1909.
Newport National Bank, Thursday and
FRIDAY, January and 10. 1907
$50 Market street, Wilmington. all other
days W. Il. ROBINSON,
d26toj6 Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

L'OR RENT DELAWARE FIELD CLUB
!, HrauElI. E.more, Del. containing
acres o. ground house will be altered to suit
tenat Arply 10 hunry Hopes. Ol9 aiarket.
d. I'm cod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

L'CR GENT FARM OF 80 ACRES GOOD
j. buildings :. mile from arcenyille. Del
Janes Comfy, Jr,, Grcenvlilc. Del.
IllE1tunod<
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

IlI AETE,-,HEI.p FURNIhHGD FOH Ho
w ttis, restaurants md private faniliss
,nhertnolice Apply Vt Wilmington lnse!l
lutt once, sos Shipiey street. m2i Il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

LOR SALE-3OO ZINE OVEECOATS FROM
r. New York pawnbroker, costing from
SO to S35; our price ~ to 81; 20l pairs custom
IN de trousers, 1870 overcoats for boys from
st IA years old at McMAhan Bros. 6o2 King
street. Open Atnight do II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

1I'oR SAL,-REUPHOLsTER PARLOR
II suit cheap. Reed and Lang, No. lo'a
Orxn 60 street. d!a-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

0PEKATORS WANTED GIRLS AND
" women as oper ators on SEWN. machines
on 'rihbsd knit underwear. New kuittiug
Mills, i06 und i07 H. lith street. ns3 "
The oasis., 1901-04-20

For nice, clean shave or an artistic hair cut go to P F. Bustamante, Calle Elias, Nogales. Sonora: fourth door from Hotel Cazabon. Good barber. careful attention. A clean towel for every customer.
The oasis., 1901-04-20
ACROSS Tf4tc BOs Fs


 been sent by the war department to General Jose Maria de la Vega, for installation on the coast of Yucatan, in the present campaign against the Mayas.
 Mexican Herald: Norton Chase, of Washington, well known in this city as the attorney of the Greene Consoll. dated Copper company and interested in other enterprises, arrived Tn tnls city yesterday on a business trip.
 At the request of the secretary of fomento, the coffee growers of Urua- pan and Ztacuaro, in the state of Colima, will send fine exhibits of the berry to Buffalo, which will be presented to exhibitors at the exposi- tion.
 The Department of fomento has re- ceived advices to the effect that one hundred Mexican families residing in Texas, will migrate to Mexico. They are in comfortable circumstances, having modest capitals invested in live stock and farming implements. The new corners will probably have lands apportioned them in Durango or Jalisco.
 Mexican Herald: Prince Kheven- mueller and party will leave this eyen- ing at 7:3O on the regular north-bound Mexican Central train for Queretaro where tomorrow mOrniUg, they will dedicate the Maximilian memorial chapel. The party will go in two cars of the presidential train, the observa. tion car and the dining car. They ex- pect to return from Queretaro Thurs day morning
 Mexican Herald: The large fresh water lake of Ventanas, behind the town of Manzanillo, has been connect. ed with the ocean by canal and is now under the influence of the ocean tides, thus eliminating the unhealthy effect of the stagnant water to the town. In the dry season the waters of the lake evaporated and became so heated that the fish died by the mill lions, creating a bad stench. The ac. tion uf the tide not only fushes the lake twice day, but it has changed the animal life of the lake and lessen ed the sickness of the community.
 Mexican Herald Governor T. A. Dehesa, of the state of Veracruz, who has been in this city since last Satur- day, was taken ill at the Iturbide hotel with an attack ol la grippe and is unable to leave his room, as stated in yesterdays Herald. Among the visitors who called on the governor yesterday was President Diaz. The president paid tue governor call in the morning at about s o'clock and also in the evening at about : o'clock. The president was unaccompanied ex- cept for one of his aides, and walked briskly through the patio of the hotel  and up the stairs at pace arguing strength and health.
 Mexican Herald: Col. k. K Shoot, of Washington, DC, who arrived in the City of Mexico on Sunday, is on his way to Manzanlllo, where he is the contractor in charge Cf the con- structiOn of tue harDnr works at that place. The Mexican government is expendiug about S5, 900, GOO on theMan- zanillo harbor and when completed it will be one of the best on the coast MT. Smoot has been engaged On the work for the past fifteen months and he estimates that it will require ab put two and half years more to cont plete the undertaking The Mexican Cen tral railway is at work extending its line to the Pacific coast, touching at MaDzanillo and it is the expectation
The oasis., 1901-04-20

Mexican Herald: w. J. Chalkley, the inventor of ramie machine, has disposed of share of his interest in the patent to syndicate of capital ists In this city The inventor is now busily engaged in putting the machine in place, and has secured room and power to work it from the Electric Vehicle company. MT. Chalkley ex- poets to have his machine in running order in a week or ten days, when it will be given trial in preparing ixtle, pita and henequen plants for market able purposes As soon as stock of suitable ramie can be secured, the ma chine can be given thorough trial upon that most valuable of all the fbrous plants, but which has hitherto resisted all attempts to prepare 1t for market by machinery, and has had to be manipulated by hand