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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
FULL SATISFACTION.
Sultan Signs Trade Settling
All French Claims.
SPECIAL CONCESSIONS ARE GRANTED
France Orders Resumption Of Dipio-
matte Relations and Recalls Ad-
miral all1Ard-Considercd u
Brilliant Victory.

brAl1A82t SlctOrys
PARIS Nov. 1.-THE Erench for
eign office has announced that the sui
tan has signed an trade for the execu-
tion of his engagements with the
French government and that the Fran
co-Turklsh dispute is now at an end.
Tewtik Pasha. Ottoman minister Of
foreign affairs, wrote a letter to NJ.
Rapst, councillor Of the French EN-
bassy in Constantlnople, notifying him
of the signing Of the trade, which,
while settling the original French de-
mands. accepts the fresh demands, as
set forth in dispatch to the Temps
from Constantinople Friday, together
with an additional clause by which the
sultan pledges himself to consider as
authorized in full right the foundations,
extensions, constructions and repas's Of
the schools and religious and hospita-
bic establishments which France may
desire to carry out II the porte Is ad-
vised Of her intentions and makes no
objections within five months.
France has thus received full salts
faction. and NJ. Dclcasse on the re-
ceipt of NJ. Bapst's dispatch telegraph
ed him to inform Tewtik-pasha that
diplomatic relations had been resumed
and that NJ. Bapst should consider him
self as regularly charged with the al
fairs of the embassy.
Instructions were also sent to Admi-
raj caillard at Mitylcne to rc-cmbark
the marines and to return to Greek wa.
tcrs, which is understood to mean the
vicnagc Of the island of Syria. Admiral
Caillard will remain in the Lcvant some
time longer.
NJ. Constans, the French ambassador,
will return to Constantinople very
shortly.
The additional clause was conceded
at the request of France in order to pre-
vent future difficulties. such as the
Turkish provincial authorities have oft
en- raised either on their own initiative
or in consequence of instigation by the
porte.
The Temps, which describes the re-
suit as "A brilliant victory for French
diplomacy, says:
1--WE hope the sultan will now under
stand his duties toward the civilized
powers and toward his own subjects.
unto whom he has taken solemn en-
gagempnts which he has always disre
garded. Otherwise Europe. which.
thanks to the energetic action of
France is now able TO reass,lme at Con-
stantinople the authority she lost seven
years ago will applaud the initiative
which the signatory powers of the Ber-
lin treaty are reported TO be about to
take to extort from the sultan the exc
cution of clauses too long fallen into
diSllSp"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
United States .'n,:nna:cr Robbed.


PENSACOLA, Nov. 11.-Paymaster
Stevens of the United States army ar
rived from Atlanta Saturday and be-
fore leaving that city placed in hand
satchcl 200 silver dollars and S4.S00 in
paper money for the purpose of paying
the several hundred artillerynen Mt
Fort Barancas and McRca their sala-
ries for the past month When he reach
ed the fort here. he opened his grip and
found that all the paper money had been
taken and only the 200 silver dollars
remained. Amusement and surprise fol-
lowed the discovery, and the news soon
spread, becoming known here about
midnight. The police were Instructed
to watch out for the treasure. ray
master Stevens thinks some profession
al pckpocket followed him and relieved
him during the trip. He cannot recall
single incident of the trip that would
throw any light Oh the robbery, but
has an idea the money was taken be-
fore he left Atlanta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
PAVING CONTRACT AWARDED.
Havana 4unictpHl Council FavOrs II
Jersey CITY Firm,

HAVANA. Nov. 1.-THE municipal
council of Havana has decided by Il
vote of 10 to $ to accept the bid of =.
T. McGivncy and Il. I. Rookeby OF
Jersey City. which is $lO.393,ul5.W,
for the Havana scwering and paving
contract. Considerable feeling was
manifested during the session over the
circulation of Il pamphlet insinuattng
that the Mckinney Rookeby bid was
really the bid of the engineers depart
ment.
Michael J. Dady has arrived here.
lie is still hopeful of being awarded
the contract.
The Democratic party has adopted
General Bartolome Maso as their can.
didate for the presidency of Cuba.
The papers assert that Senior Tuma.
70, secretary of state and government
has been challenged to fight duel by
n member Of the Union club whom. it
is said, Senor rnmayo and friend as
saulted ut the close Of the recent ban
quet given by the Cuban society to the
visiting Chlleans. Senor Tamayo was
detained by the police, but ultimately
released by the civil governor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Iron Company Averts u strike.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE com.
munity II greatly relieved by the action
of the Temple Iron company in rein
stating the alleged blncklisted men and
tlcr"i,y ayerting strike of its 5000
miro What prompted the company to
change It's position cannot be ascertain.
cd. as ::o.e Of the officials will discuss
the matter. District President Nichols
of the mine workers expressed the
opinion today thatthe Temple company
made the concession at the instance of
the other big companies. who feared
the possibility of a general strike being
precipitated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
lee Plant Burned.

NEWCASTLE, Pa, Nov. >11.-The
plant Of the Lawrence Ice,and Storage
company was completely Quilted by fire
last evening. The damage amounts to
fully $15OOOo. The plant was only
completed and operations begun this
fall. and all the expensive machinery
was destroyed. only the bare walls
being left standing. More than $4,000
pounds of ammonia were stored In the
plant, and the fears Of all explosion
hindered the frelnen. The fire started
in the oilroom. and the Waterman
tried to fight the blaze alone until too
late,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
CASTRO pISLikED.
Venezuela President and His Family
Are Accused OF Falseho0A.


WILLEMsTAD, Island of Curacao,
Nov. 11.--Advices received here from
Capacho Viejo, dated Nov. 3. say that
the report from President Castro to his
brother. Celestino Castro, at San Girls
tobal, to the effect that the United
States government INSISTS upon medl-
ating between Venezuela and Colom
bia" caused the greatest excitement
among the troops on the frontier. Cen
eral Tribe Tribe and General Modesto
Castro Immediately set out for San
CristObal to obtain details.
1t seems that General Uribe- Tribe re-
fused to believe the report. declaring
that he had no fears as to the future
Of the Liberal cause. because President
Castro had given him cast iron pledge
not to forsake him. "s@lld President
Castro prove untrue to the Liberal
cause" exclaimed General Tribe Tribe,
1.-The result would be his ruin. The war
will enter Colombia before Christmas"
There is considerable feeling against
the Castro family among the cOlom-
bian Liberals and along the frontier In
consequence Of widespread rumOr
that Cclestino Castro. who is COM
mander in chief at San Cristobal, has
been privately selling cattle to the enc
my. the cattle being whisked across the
frontier by means of alleged raids Of
Colombian Conservatives. During one
of these raids dozen soldiers were
killed OH both sides. 1t Is said that the
cattle changed hands at prearranged
price of $40 per head. The blood thus
spilled is charged directly 10 Celestino
Castro by the indignant people of Ia
clirl.
From San ('ristobal General Tribe
Tribe proceeded for Maracalbo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
COAL FOR OUR NAVY,
The American Product Being
Scattered Everywhere.
CONSUMPTION LARGELY INCREASED.
Wonderful Naval Growth shown By
Admiral Bradford'S Figures on
the Increased Use of Coal
For Ten Years.

. WASHINGTON. Nov. ia strik-
ing illustration of the growth OF the
American navy Is presented in the sin
gle statement In the annual report Of
Rear Admiral r. 3. Bradford. chief Of
the equipment bureau of the navy. that
he spent $2,275,11l the last fiscal year
for 324, 103 tons of coal ut an average
cost Of $7.Ol per ton. The report says
that this was nearly 95.713 more tons
Of coal than was used during the pre-
ceding fiscal year. Ten years ago the
cOul consumption was 1900 tons per
annum. The domestic coal costs $500
per ton. and the foreign coal. of which
there were used 1885, .O66 tons, cost $500
per ton.
Admiral Bradford has scattered
American coal all over the world wher
ever suitable storage could be found.
He has placed 1900 tons at Yokoha
ma and 5000 tons at Plchilinque. Mex
leo. and he has sent large quantities TO
Guam and to the Philippines. He ear
ried 5000 tons by water from the AT
lantic coast to Mare island. California.
where it came Into competition with
English Cardiff coal. They have aver
aged the same in cost-viz S9.@ per
ton, but ut present, owing to the scar
city of American freight vessels. the
best Cardiff coal is considerably cheap
er at Mare island. II is recommended
that two large steam 10000 ton golfers
be built to keep depots supplied in time
Of peace and to accompany the fleets i'll
time Of war.
Summarizing the work accomplished
at various coaling stations during the
year. the report takes up Cavite and
says that the bureau Is about to open
bids for 5000 ton conling station
there Efforts have been made to OBJ
tain II site for Il coalng station at
Cebr. but thus far without success.
t0alIng stations have been located at
Port Isabella, Bassalin island and at
polloc, Mindanao.
A complete station has been cstab-
lislied al Yokohama. Japan, and it Is
now fully stocked with coal The same
statement is true Mt Pichilinque, MeXi
go, where through tho courtesy of the
Mexican government our coal and col
lierS have been admitted to the station
without port or customs duties In lhe
west Il little work has been done at
San Juan Oh the coaling scale. but Ad-
mirHl Bradford expresses regret that
little progress has been made in secur-
ing sites for other coal dcpots in the
West Indies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

byieht uniforms and carrying lancss per
formed o number Of evolutions aud then
closed their part Of tho programme by
singing = hymn. Rov. A. N, Ksigwiu
spoke few words to tho scholars, con
graduating them upon their success dur
ing the past year and wishing them pros
perity for the coming year. After the con
eregation sang the hymn ''1ake the Field
for Cod the bsuedictlon was pronounced
aud the exercises came to au end.
In,srcstiog addresses were delivered In
Harrison Street N. Il. Church yesterday
morning and last evening. The Rev
Gsurgs r. Koed, president OF Dickinson
Cullege. spoke In the morning. lu tho
evening Chief Justice Charles y. Lore.
Presiding Elder Robert Watt aud Dr.. Roed
gave short adlr Issss on church work In
general.
Tho object of these exercises was to col.
ieot from the congregation $500. tc be used
by the t ustees for coal AMI for benevo!ence
amt after this services last evening t4S4.+3
had heen secured. There arc still several
others to bs hoard from, and there Is no
doubt that more than the amount desired
will b. raised.
Exercises in the Young Mems Christian
Assoc!a ion Hall yesterday afternoon
wrrs well attended, and the work OF the
association is growing In favor no:e md
more. The Rev. William Writ King.
pastor Of Grace NJ. H. Church, was the
spe aker OF the day and aroused tho spirits
OF all those present. The exercises Of yes
ter1ay began the week Of prayer TO be "b
served by me nbsrs of tho Y. NJ. G. A.
throughout tho world. On Saturday
ing and ". II. Williams piade q report
Of its work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
American Jockey Disqualified.

PARIS, Nov. lie. T. Durnell. the
American jockey and trainer, has been
disqualified for life by the Jockey club
OH the ground that he deliberately re-
maincd at the post at st, Cloud Oct. %
when he rode Londres IN the PriX de
Marty -le-Rol. Durnell protests that his
remaining at the post was due to Il
misunderstanding. He says he has rid.
den for years in the United States, but
has never been summoned before the
Stewards.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Venezuelan Minister Resigns.

CURACAO. Nov. 11.-Dr. Eduardo
Rlanco, Venezuelan minister of for
"ign affairs. has resigned his pnrtfolo.
He will be succeeded by DR.. Pachano.
The cause of the resignation was dis
agreement regarding the Columbian
question. particularly the answer of
President Castro to the pan-American
congress in the city of Mexico. which
was sent without DR.. Blanco's knowl-
edge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Masked men held up and robbed sew
enteen passengers of bus in North
Valley City. N. d.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould has made do
nation of $500 for the erection of a
Y. NJ. C. A. building at Peru. Ind.
Two men were held up In broad day.
light on Fifth avenue. New York, and
robbed Of $48. The thief was cap.
tured.
Twenty-f0ur students of st. Stanis.
laus college, Bay st. Louis. Miss. were
expelled for going to circus after
having been forbidden.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
TippecnnOe Anniversary Celebrated.

N1vDccNnOe
CINCINNATI, Nov. ll.-'rhe ami
versary of the battle Of Tippccanoe
was celebrated yesterday with very
larg" attendance ut the new tomb Of
General William Henry Harrison at
North Bend. O.. near this city. The
late President Benjamin Harrison be-
fore his death had new tomb built
over the grave of his illustrious grand
father Mayor Gleason of Cleves de
livered the welcome address which
was responded TO by Judge Bode Of
Cincinnati. the principal address being
by Congressman Jacob ii. Bromwell OF
Cincinnati. followed by Judge Connor.
Captain McClung and others. A
wreath of flowers was placed on the
tomb by Carl Schmidt, president Of the
United German Singing Societies Of
Cincinnati. None of the members Of
the Harrison family was present
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Seven British Sailors Killed,

ATHENS, Nov. ia terrible gun
accident occurred Saturday on board
the British battleship Royal Sovereign
outside of Astako harbor An artillery
man forgot to close the breech before
the gun was fired One officer and six
artillerymen were killed outright. the
bodies being terribly mutilated, and the
captain and thirteen sailors were seri.
ously injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
American Schooner Seized.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Exchange
Telegraph company has received a dis.
patch from Lisbon announcing that a
Portuguese gunboat has seized the
American schooner Nettie and Lottie
at Horta. island Of Fayal. Azores, for
clandestinely conveying twenty six EN-.
iarants who were trying to avoid mil.
itary service.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Night school 81 q rlonth,

ln attending . private school, day OF
night. there Il always an advantage In
seleoting the one In which the proprietors
devote all their time to teaching. Tho mon
ey put into school Of this kind :pays for
the best instruction. ln the .Wilm gton
Business Sob 1ol, Mcvey Building Eighth
teachers Gall and nee this school any day
or night this week.
Beacon & Dutton. Propristors
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Favor Early Closing.

At a meeting Of the Statesmen s
Ledgue last evening an early closing
movement was discussed
The league is in favor Of closing all
stores at 6 p. NJ. each evening except
Tuesday and Saturday.
A committee was appointed to Sc :
cure the cooperation Of the press, the
clergy and tie public in the move.
ment.
A number Of the storekeepers are
willing to close II the movement Is
made general, but unless 1t is the
movement will not be successful.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
ExDPeEa ('nr ON Fire.

SPENCER, Mass Nov. II. - An
American express car attached to Il
morning train on the Albany division
of the New York Central railroad train
was found to be on fire at South Spen-
Ger, and after ii was shuntcd to Il side
track the local tiremen were called out.
The ear. which was Il sealed one con.
tained miscellaneous goods. including
some exhibits being returned from
Buffalo. The losses will total several
thousand dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Two ScRlded to Death.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. 1.-Two
steam filters were killed and two 9TH
ers seriously injured by the blowing
out of IL valve in the water pumping
apparatus at the Scllwarzchhild &
Sulzberger packing plant in Armour
dale Kan Nothing could be done to
rescue the men until the flow of steam
had exhausted itself.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Men Thrown Out Of Work by Fire.

MEN lhTo"u Oua u "OTk ny FIRE.
PlTTSBURi, Nov. 1.-THE fire at
the works of the Monongnhela River
Consolidated Coal and Coke company
at Six Mile Ferry was less disastrous
than at first reported. When the flames
were finally subdued, 1t was found that
enough Of the works had been saved to
reduce the loss from S1OOOOO, as OK.
pectcd, to $25,0O0. Five hundred men
will be thrown out Of employment TN
til the tipple is rebuilt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Freirhthou.e and Cars burned,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE ship.
ping freight shed Of the Kentucky Cen
trail division of the Louisville and Nash
vile railway and the freighthouse of
tho Chesapeake and Ohio railway at
Third and Rose streets, with many
freight cars and their contents. have
been burned. The loss is over $1OO, 900,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Weather Probab ilitiss.
Rain, followed BY colder.
BAPTISM at Bethany

Nine scholars from the Sunday
school were baptized at Bethany
church last evening before an audi.
ence crowding the church to the door
They were some Of the fruits Of the
recent revival meetings and there
are promising indications that the
revival interest will continue through
the ordinary services Of the church,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
First Monument to Mckinley

TOWER, MINI. Nov. Ito this vii.
lage belongs the honor Of having erect.
ed the first monument in memory OF
William Mckinley. The little town was
filed with people yesterday at the un.
yelling. Governor Van SAINT and other
men of prominence were present In hon.
ar Of the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Paul Revere Dead,

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Paul Revere,
vice president general Of the Sons Of
the American Revolution, is dead at
Morristown, n. j.. aged forty-fve. He
was n son of General Joseph Warren
Revere. who fought in the Seminole
and civil wars, and a great t-grandson of
Paul Revere of Revolutionary fame.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Car Mobbed In Scranton.

, SCRANTON, Pa. Nov. u.-An elec.
,tric car on the Luzerne street line was
attacked by mob with stones. The
nonuni0n conductor, John kreider of
New York. was struck on the head with
a stone and badly injured. He was tax.
en- to q hospital. All the windows In the
car were broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Aat0nlsllinH NeWa.

How Mitcbeit's No. e West Third street
can sell solid Silverine H, r. watch
with fine movement for 600: Solid silver
watch for 90 SOL fine gold watch for % 20
guaranteed for years. Parlor clooks
%. IS.
Wsli his rent Ia only ono third what The
Market Street stores 10. and buying ID
large quantities oan soil for Ices moneys
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Gnlc on the llud son,

NYACk, y. y. Nov. ia severe
gale blew along the lower Hudson yes.
terday. compelling the ferryboats ply
ing between Nyack aud Tarrytown to
discontinue their trips, Smaller craft in
some parts Of the river were swamped
A little damage was also sustained on
land by the wind.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Three Miners Killed.

DAVY. W. Va, Nov. ll.-John
lsaacs and Homer Frowbell. white. and
Tom Coleman, colored, all miners. were
killed near here by the accidental ex.
plosion Of several kegs Of powder In Q
shanty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Steel Trust to Absorb Another Plant.

Steel Trust TO AbsOrb NhOtheF f1Hut'
TROY, n. y. Nov. 1l.-Negotiations
are being carried on by ]. Pierpont
Morgan whereby 1t is expected that the
Breaker island plant of the Troy Steel
company will soon be absorbed by the
United States Steel corporation. The
plant, which is the largest In the state,
has been idle for five years and Is now
in the hands Of receiver. At one time
1t employed over 5000 men. During
the past summer the buildings and fur.
naces have been repaired at q large sx-
nen1itiife.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Bloodshea At Barcelona Elections,

BlOOdshea at Barcelona Elections.
BARCELONA, Spain, Nov. 1.-THE
municipal elections here were attended
by bloodshed and excitement. Revolver
shots were exchanged, ana one person
was killed and forty others were
wounded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Contract Received.

W. J. Faulkner & Son have receiv.
ed a large contract for roofing at
BrIdgeville. Del. They expect to
start to work at Bridgevllle on Wed.
nesday. They will put on both Stag
and plastic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
AIIssed Colonization.

The story has bsen hoatvd thatithere 10
q scheme on foot to colonizs large mum
ber # colored lnsu In New Castle. IL 10
claimed that ,here are fully $50 strangers
living there At the present time. Should
they will make that diltriot solidiy Repub
lican. but few Of thSmsn are known to
work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
70 Adjust ~ iS,..fference.

Efforts are being made 70 settle
the differences between the propose.
rival FIRE companies In the Ninth
ward by locating the company on
Vandever avenue where 1t will 10
close to both sections Of tho ward,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
The Porte settles Othcr Claims.

CONSTANTINOPI.E Nov. 11.-Bar-
on Dc Calice, the AuStro- Hungarian
ambassador, has secured from the porte
satisfactory settlement of several
questions that were pending between
Turkey and Austria Hungary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Coroner Olives Verdict,

Coroner FrIck's jury on Saturday
n,cn. decided that Bernard G Gallagher
was aceidenta,,, killed by Delaware
avenue car at Clayton s;seet crossing
on Thursday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Earthauake at Rrserum.

CONSTANfrNoPLE, Nov. ia Sc.
we're earthquake occurred Friday at
Erzerum. Many houses were destroy.
ed, and the inhabitants sought safety
In the open.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Snow Mt Troy. n. Y.

TROY, N. Y. Nov. 11.-Snow fell
briskly In this city yesterday morning,
the furry lasting for several minutes.
The temperature has been below the
freezing point all day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

Philippine Cannon For q college.
UTICA, N. Y. Nov. n.-Secretary Of
War Root has donated to Hamilton col.
lege a brass cannon weighing 800
pounds captured In the Philippines. II
Aas been received.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Feeding Stable,

al attention given to feeding and
care Of horses ~ Klair's Stable, No .SoS
West Eighth street
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22

lives than ever before in the history
Of the human race. The world is
growing better. iumanity's great
ship never sails backward-always
forward, We have more happy
homes. more churches, more Bibles,
more institutions of lcarniog, more
intelligence, more music. more kind.
ness, more sympathy and more love
in the world today than ever before.
The present is the richest hour in the
history of the world. All the price
less heritages of the past-the best
thai m"n have said and thought and
done. the best for which heroes have
lived and died-is part of the pres
ont and forms the dim outlines ola
future greater and grander than we
can understand. /. I. B.
Selalia, s. G. March 9, 1901,