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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
COLUMBIA AGAIN LED
Yankee Yacht Won the VIC
tory Easily.
TIE CUP RACE RECORDS BROKEN.
Ehe start For the second Rnce Was
4 Stirring One and the Finish
l., Thrilling - VIII be AM
H ss}a other Trial Today.

II NEW YORK, Oct, 4.-The American
yacht Columbia won her second victory
! Nxer Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger,
khs Shamrock, III a hot race yesterday
pver a triangular course of thirty miles
In all. The race was a stirring one
From start to finish, and the Columbia.
Rftsr trailing the Shamrock over two
oegs of the course, outfOoted and out
!, pointed the challenger on the beat
home.
/ It was thrilling finish. Columbia
HAD been looking like possible winner
From the time the first mark was reach
|Gd. 1t was seen then. when her gain
bf twenty-five seconds on the first leg
kwns figured out that she was doing the
better reaching work. When 1t was
learned that she had picked up twenty
Your seconds more on the second leg,
she hopes of the American contingent
ran high, and when Oh the beat she
BEGAN tu outfoot as well AS outpoint
ihc challenger the enthusiasm was
rict0us. The white flier had establish
I'll herself to windward and in the lead
/. bhortly after 1:2O o'clock, and from
lhcn on it was merely A ease Of by how
!. much she would win
The race is said to break the record
!. Tor q cup race by more than ten min
etss.
A brisk breeze Of about fourteen
knots was blowing from northwesterly
uuarters at II o'clock in the morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Coal Workers Strike.

SHAMOKIN, Pa, Oct. 4.-Twelve
hundred men and boys went on strike
at the Natalie colliery yesterday to
force the Shamokin Coal company to
evict James Pateman, an ex-foreman,
from company house at Natalie.
Bateman gained the enmity Of a num-
Der of miners several months ago, and
they headed a strike for his discharge.
They succeeded In having Rateman
dismissed, and they now demand to
have him driven from the village.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
EDWIN D. MORGAN.

when the Columbia and the Shamrock
Mere sent away from the Sandy Hook
aightship The course was triangular.
two reaches and beat, the first leg
nlong the Long Island shore and the
third up the ,JerscCc0ast.
Shamrock crossed the starting line
At 11:0O:13 and Columbia at 11Ol:47.
The pace to the first mark was terrific,
the turn being made before II O'Clock.
Shamrock rounded first at ll:51:1O and
Columbia at ll52:22.
The wind was holding from the
north northwest and III 1880 o'clock
was apparently little stronger than at
the start The Columbia seemed to he
decreasing the Shamrocks lead.
Shamrock rounded the second mark
at 12;45:51, and Columbia at l2:4G:39,
official time.
Shamrock footed fast for awhile but
Columbia outpointed her Both went
10 starboard few minutes after l
o'clock, and 1t was seen that Columbia
was closing the gap, and when, shortly
after 1:2O o'clock, Shamrock went to
port and Columbia followed the Yankee
boat was plainly to windward and haul
ing rapidly away from the Irishman
and at 1s2S was well ahead. Ten min
utes later the Columbia's lead was estl
mated at a quarter Of mile, and she
was put down as sure winner OH &C.
tual time barring accidents.
At 1:57 both racers had gone about
on the starboard tack and were head
ing for the finish line, about a mil
away. Columbia finished at 2:15:05,
oficial time. The Shamrock finished at
2:1e:28, official time.
Columbia won by 2m. 52s. actual sail
ing time and by 3m. B5s. corrected time.
There will be race today. This will
b. over q windward or leeward course
and return.
Edwin d. Morgan, the Columbia's $
manager, when seen on board the Park
City after the X e, said: eve won
svainst an excellent foe. l always
I ought such Il day as this would be a
Numbia day. Both boats were superb
| handled. We have now two races
against Shamrock sailed in what was
supposed to be Shamr0ck's weather.
There was no reason why Shamrock
should not win. Therefore | believe
tbs Columbia is the best racing yacht
In the world"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Don't forgot the sale tomorrow at 1.-THE
Cedar g.. Car loavcs Sixth and King street
at l.3O D. III.
superlu teudent Meets Teachers

The first general conference OF the year
between tho public school teachers aud
Hupsri n tendent George Twitnyer. was
held at the Whining gu High School
yesterday afternoon.
Instead Of confluing his address to the
syllabus for October study upon "Educa
,iopal Methodology," Al had bsen his orig
jual In ten tion, Superintendent Twitmyor
broadly discu Ssedlthe general lines along
which the teachers may work during tho
present year in order to elevate the schools
70 their highest degree Of efficiency. His
address was given with characteristic
zeal and eu.hutiasin and was full ofstn
sp,ra;ion for the teacher
The course Of study inaugurated for
teachers |. receiving thoughtful attention
and they were commended for the man
ner In which tney had taken up tho work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
An Arbor Day Suggestion.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. 4.-In
his proclamation for Arbor day, Oct
q, Governor Durbin will recommend
that trees be planted in honor of presi-
dent Mckinley and out of respect to
his love for trees and his ntterance a
short time before his death with re-
gard to their beauty. The plan has
been taken up by the governors Of sew
er0l states.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Two Accidents.

/ George Roberts had his right knee
badly injured by falling from shift.
ing engine at Land!Lh station last
night, The Phoenix ambulance re-.
moved him to his home, No. SO Eas t
Eighth street.
John Anker of No 231 Fifth Ave.
nue., was badly scalded by falling in.
to a barrel of hot liquor, at Richard
Patzowsky's new morocco factory
yes sterday afternoon. The ambulance
removed him to The Delaware Hospi.
tai,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Attacked NV RObberS.

WHITE PLAINS, N. V, Oct &c.
NJ. DObbs ticket agent at the main car
riage entrance to the horse show ring
at the White Plains fair grounds. was
attacked by three robbers last night
who tried to take safe containing S4,.
900 from him. He WAS just leaving his
Office with the days receipts when the
men attacked him. He punched one and
then yelled for the police. The stran
gers managed to escape to the nearby
M0ndS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Arbitration For Asphalt Differences

AFDItFHtIUH TUT NsVHH1 DfHeeV"'
CARACAS, Venezuela, Oct. lit is
learned from an authorized source that
hours at the United States legation
Minister Bowen has succeeded in per-
suadlug the parties to the asphalt CON
troversy, the representatives OF the
Bermudcz company and of Warner II
Quinlan, TO accept arbitration. The
state department has been requested to
urge the asphalt companies in New
York to accept this plan, which will
settle the perplexing question. Every
ono here is pleased with the result, and
there Is praise OH all sides for Mr..
Bowen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
WILMINGTON THEATRE.

The audience which witnessed
the opening performance OF the
Vance Company in 1.-THE Limited
Mail" at the Wilmington Theatre
last night was limited only BY the
capacity Of the house. 1t was prob
ably the largest audience that has
gathered in the house for many
years. 1h. production was excel.
lent, H.. zen .,ionll scenes and ex.
citin. III, ans. being strongly
applaud d. The Limited Mail"
will be seen at a matinee today and
tomorrow aud will close tomorrow
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
,JnDau to Seek LOnn Here,

BERLIN, Oct. A dispatch from
st. Petersburg says it is semotficially
reported that Japan will endcavor to
raise a loan of 5O,OOO,OOO yen in the
United States. Japan will also make m
extraordinary emission Of treasury bills
TO the amount Of 12,OOO,0O0 yen and
will permit private railway companies
to raise loans by mortgaging their roll
iup stock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
DcIcratcs TO Prison Congress

ALBANY. y. Y, oct. 4.-t;ovcrnpr
Odrll designated LiSprnard Stewart.
state treasurer: John r. Jncckcl and
State Superintendent Of Prisons tornc-
lius Y. Collins constituting HE state
prison commission, AS delegates TO the
national prison congress to open ut
Kansas City Nov ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
London Memorial to Mckinley.

LONDON, Oct. i.-Arrangements are
being made by the leading American
residents of London for a meeting
which will be held in few days, to de-
eide upon a suitable memorial here to
President Mckinley. 1t has been sug-
gested that this memorial be In the
nature Of a bust of the late president
to be pMted in Westminster abbey or
st. Paul's cathedral and that at the
same time suitable scholarship should
be founded. Influential support for the
scheme has already been assured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Germany Plans Railroad Extension.

BERLIN, Oct. 4.--Herr Won Thielen,
Prussian minister of railways and pub
lie works, has issued an order to the
railway authorities directing them to
prepare plans for comprehensive i'm
provements and new construction next
spring. Owing to the present low prices
of material, the low wages and the sur
plus of laborers the step is considered
timely, and the announcement had an
excellent effect upon iron shares upon
the bOcrse yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
SheHard Seeks Rest.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1. 4.-~Edwnrd NJ.
Shepard, Democratic candidate for
mayor of New York city. arrived In
this city last evening and remained at
the Hotel Ten Eyck until this morning.
when he left for bis summer home on
the banks of Lake George. He will re-
main there for some time. When seen.
he said there was nothing about which
he cared to express his views. He is in
quest of much needed rest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
c,oou,v Cotton CroD ReDOrt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The month
" report of the statistician of the de.
partment of agriculture shows the con-
dition of cotton on Sept. % to have been
61.4 as compared with ia on tie Gath
day of the preceding month, G7 on Oct
/, 1900; GA on the corresponding date
In 1899 and70.3 the mean of the Octo
ber averages of the last ten years.
Rarely has so general an impairment
Of condition been reported at the de
partment's various crop reporting agen
cies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Ro0.eyelt's Horse ana Dog.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Oct. 4. Ar.
rangements have been made to send
President Roosevclt's favorite saddle
horse. Yaganker, to Washington. va
ganker is thoroughbred and was pur.
chased by the president in West Vir'
ginia. Jack, the pet dog of the Roose'
volt family, will also journey to Wash
iuptnn toIaV
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
German Anarchist to De Prosecuted

BERLIN. Oct 4.-IIerr PanZer, ed.
jtor of The anarchist sheet Neues l.c-
be prosecuted for public Indictment TO
acts of violpnce The discriminating
matter appeared 10 recent article on
the assassination Of Mr.. Mckinley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
English Cricketcrs Won,

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-rhe interna.
tional cricket match between Bosan.
quets English EXPERTS and twelve play.
ers from this city was completed on
the grounds of the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic club, Bergen Point, N. j.. the Eng.
!ishlnen winning by seven wickets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
A Third Term YsA Zslaya.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Oct. 4.-The
Nicaragua presidential election will oc.
cur next month. Numerous clubs are
being formed throughout the country
to promote the election Of General
Zelaya for a third term. No other can
didate is yet talked of.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
rrsusport Meade Coming.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-General
Cbaffee reports to the war department
that the transport Meade sailed from
Manila on the LIST inst. with nine com.
psnies of coast artillery for San Fran
cisco.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Johuson Surceed, SnInDsOO,

BOSTON, Oct 4. Rear Admiral Nor
timer L. Johnson has taken command
of Charlcstown navy yard in place of
Rear Admiral William Il, Sampson, re.
lieved on account of i'll health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
VIII Not Inspect Dams

Because Of the illness Of John Lynn
president Of the Levy Court, the
members Of that body will not in.
spect tie Shallcvoss and Vpshe!l mill
dams H. St. Georges, which are In
need Of ranairs "nail Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
ONEOENT
ADJUSTMENTS,
OPERA HOUSE.
A CRAZY GUY,

Bert Leslie's new farce come dy
which Will be seen at the Opera
House to night has been re-
ceived most favorably by press aud
public; but il would seem that the
title. IA Crazy Guy has evoked
no less than controversy amoug
the critics IS tothe legitimate US age
OF the words Crazy and Guy.
Although discussion is entirely
uncalled for, it is interesting mas
much as it brings forth manv no.
tons OF the meanings hefe implied.
In the first place the title is sug.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04

Now is the timeto buy lot at The
Csdars. Five houses going to be erected
right away. A good chance for builders.
Car leaves 1.8O p. III. tomorrow. Sale at
Ii. Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
ENuandAra nav.

Saturday, Octobsr. 5th. is Founders
Day At the FERRIS Industrial School. On
West Chester, Pa, will deiivor au address
to those present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Snnty In Ind IN n n.

WARSAW, Ind. oct. 4.-The first
snow of the season in this section fell
yesterday, covering the ground half an
inch deep. This is the cat tliest fall Of
SHOW for Thirty years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
Coustitutional Convention Dissolved

HAVANA, Oct. 4.-Governor Gcner
pl Wood yesterday issued an order
formally dissolving the constitutional
convention with the understanding
that il its services are again desired he
will issue the necessary call. The sal
aries and allowances, amounting to
$4,000, ceased yesterday. The mem.
bers Of the convention were allowed
transportation expenses to their homes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04

The comedy drama, 'Tennessee .
pardner' will be seen at the Will
mingtou Theatre the first three
nigh OF next week. was originally
produced at the Boston Musueum
five sea sons ago and scored an
enormous success. 1t was thea
transferred to the Fourteenth Street
Theatre where it ran for uumbse
OF mon hs TO crowded houses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04

Tny,or's Magic Headache Powder, cure
healach and neuralgia every time plt-
pared " W. Z. Taylor No 31 King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04

Every body invited TO tho snie OF lots at
Tho CedarA, tomorrow at Pr. IN. Come
and, buy lot. good Investment Lots
sure to advance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04
i,u,estF., rni Winter Styles

Of tho choicest imported and domestic
wooden. Tor suitlrgs Hnd trous'rs to be
had nj L. Hci>s, No. Il Ed s rest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04

Go to blilier's No l stall In the second
street market house Tor good roast or
stoaE,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04

gested by Mr.. Lcsli.'s peculiar
style ol comedy OF which 1t is ex.
ceptlou ally expressive, This ia
readily understood and appreciated
after once having seen this come
dian's work. Crazy patchwork.
crazy-quilts are very common ex.
pressions and are consider red to bs
Of the best usage, meaning dilapi'
dated. The name crazy describing
quilts is most appropriately sug.
gested by Bert Leslie's humor.
Though he had lively spirit.
says Cotton Mather, "yet he had
crazy body
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-04

DntI't mi - good oUu"r,Hnitv ~ huv
To- n he sac 'nt The Cvuhrs toMorow.
Snlt ut . y IN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01
Verdict Meant Death.

Anrioh, Mo-. June 1.-Four of the
best doctors in the vicinity have been in
ettandsnce On Mrs. Noble Moore, of
this place. who has been suffering with
very severe case of nervousness and
sidney DISEASE. Each OF them told her
That abs would die.
Hearing Of Dodd's Kidney Pills she
fegan to use them. and instantly no
ticed q change for the better. Her inn
provement has been continuous since
then.
She says that the disease first mani
Tested itself by the appearance of dark
spots floating before ner eyes. Her
nerves We're SO bad that many times
they would COLLAPSE completely, and she
would fall down as if shot.
The fact that Dodd's Kidney Fills
saved her after four doctors had given
her up, has caused no end of talk in this
Ieighborhood. and all are loud in their
praises of this new remedy-Dodd's Kid
ley Pills-which is curing SO ma. hith-
erto incurable cases in this state, and
elsewhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01
FIVE MEN lYNcHED.
Father. Three sons and companion
HanRed nv n Mob


Bieber, Cal. June 1.-Tncomplete de-
tails have been received here of the
'lynchirg of five men at Lookout. Modoc
county. early yesterday morning. The
!ynched men we're Calvin Hall, aged ~
James and Martin, aged 26, 10 and 16,
and B. d. Yatis. aged 81.
Asreported here, the men lynchei had
been Suspected of petty stealing for
some time Last Saturday they were
arrested for stealing barb-wire, pieces
of harness ard some hay forks A
search warrant was issued and the har-
ness and forks were found in the houses
of Hall and Yantis. who were taken in
to custody and brought to Lookout.
where they we're being held awaiting
examination and trial. Sunday. and for
several days following. searches were
instituted, and halters dishes and table
linen which had been taken from Clothes
lines were found hidden on the premises
of the suspected parties.
The charge against the elder Hall was
petty larceny for stealing the forks,
hence he was allowed to go about en- his
own recognizance. His trial was to
have taken place yesterday morning.
The charge against the others was bur
gfary, and their examination had been
set for June 3. They were held In Gus
tody, as they were unable to furnish
bail in the Gum of $500. Pending their
examination, they were being guarded
in the Lookout hotel by Constable Card
ner. assisted by B. Nichols. j. w. Brown
and s. Goyette. The two former stood
Guard until midnight ap6 the suA 10 tier
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01
Boom in Horse Trade.

New York, June 1.-The notable re-
yival of the horse trade here and in 9TH
or large cities ls becoming matter of
much comment. The public sales stables
are having an unusuall:, large attend
ance. with prompt demand for fair
rriced and more expensive animals
scarcity of horses helps to account for
the strong conditions of the trade. The
South African war drew away from this
country fully 25,o0o head. but strong
reason for the diminished supply is the
apathy Of many farm breeders who fan
oied. with host of other people. that
the coming of electric or other motive
power for vehicles would put an end to
the demand for horses. This has mate
rally reduced rearing, and consequently
stocks have run down in wide area of
farm districts. while town supplies have
become perceptibly worn out with use.
All prime, sound horses of proper age
are fully 50 per cent higher than they
were three wears ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01
A STRICKEN WOMAN
Her Story viii Be Of Interest
to Many Others Of Her Sex.
She Suffered aud Doctors Were Unable to Check Her Decline
in tiealth.-fow She Became an Earnest Advocate
of Certain Remedy.
The story Of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Heddcn,
If No 6ot Summit avanre Conners.
Of a Certain Remedy.
From The Neys, Connersvflle. Ind.

The story Of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hedden.
Of No. 62l Summit avenue, Corners
vile, Ind, contains an important lesson
for many American women who suffer
in silence rather than face the ordeal
that the usual treatment Of their
troubles entails. Itisa story that rings
with honest gratitude and does not tell
half the misery that the narrator en-
dured. Other women who are suffer-
ing as Mrs. Hedden did will know how
to understand and appreciate much
that cannot be told in newspaper ar
tiole. Mrs. Hedden's experience is
best given in her-own words. She says:
For nearly q year endured terrible
agony caused by u general breaking
down Of the nervous system, female
weakness and suppression Of the
periods. I suffered greatly with bear
ing down pains and was very weak and
short of breath My circulation was
very bad, causing numbness of limbs,
dizziness and headache all IRE time.
My heart would sometimes feel IS if
there was a heavy weight on ii. Tl.ea
never been hoalt'iv r,.d -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01
RAILWAY VAR ENDED
Question OF Control oithe North.
ern Pacific Is Finally
Settled.
Union Pacific's Interests Not to
Be Injured by Burlins-
ton Deal.
Settlement Regarded as Victory
for Hartman Crowd. The
Trade Review.

New York, June 1.-The differences
between the Hill-Morgan faction and
the Hartman syndicate over the con-
troll OF the Northern Pacific railway
have been settled. Official announce
ment that an agreement had been
reached was made late yesterday after
noon. The exact terms of the under
standing viii not be known for some
time, but the principal features of the
settlement include reorganization of
the present board of directors of the
Northern Pacific railway, to permit the
Union Pacific interests to receive repre-
sentation on the board
The men who Will represent the Union
Pacific in this viii be selected 10 con-
tei With the wiahes of j. Pierpont
have been suggested TO him. Who the
men proposed for the board are could
not be learned
member of the firm of Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. stated. in addition TO the author
lied announcement of a settlement. that
the election of the new directors would
mean q Eoh-pafpsan board
In Wall street and railroad circles the
announcement was regarded as sub
stantial victory for the Hartman
Kuhn Loeb interests, as the agreement
secures 70 the Union Pacific a protec-
ton of its interests in the Burlington
purchase, which is exactly what was
asked as favor of the Hill Morgan
combination IA little over month ago,
but which was refused a, that time.
This refusal was largely responsible for
the formation of the now famous North
ern Pacific corner.
This corner in its turn. caused the
panic in Wall street which checked the
speculation that had been sending UP
prices for four months.
The joint ownership of the Northern
Pacific, and. thru ii, of the Burlington,
By Union Pacific and Great Northern
interests. brings into active. harmon
ious relations With each other four of
the great western trans-contlnental
systems and their eastern connections,
and practically Will give the control of
the rate situation into the keeping of
The three or four principal financial in
terests in The east
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01

can readily see that was in no cond,.
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81 grew worse very rapidly and all
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The first box helped me SO much that /
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treatment for several weeks, using six
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one, who Is suffering the same as I was,
will take Or. Williams Pink Pills %
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this l4th day Of November, 1900.
rsaall Notary Public.
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ole are sold by all dealers, or will be
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cents a box, or six boxes for $3.50, by
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" ~