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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Double Grief for Poles.

Reading, Pa, Sept. Sin St.
Mary's Polish Catholic Church to-
day there was not a dry eye in the
big congregation when, after a fer.
vent prayer, Father Adalbert Nal.
usecki spoke for half an hour upon
the crime OF Czolgosz. lie SAID the
Poles have a double grief 10 carry.
Not only are they bowed down in
sorrow over the dvstardlyI attempt
upon the life Of the President, but
they are obliged to lower their
heads IN shame, because the assas.
sin is accredited to their mother
country,
He referred to President McKin.
ley as a great and good man. loved
and revered by all but the deprav-
ed anarchists. In his PRAYER he
asked that the life Of the President
be spared, so that he can complete
his term Of Office aud live for many
years to see the fruits Of his labors
for his country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Vessels Ashore

Port Huron, Mich, Sept. >.-Af
ter one Of the ro1ghcst nights ever
known on Lake Huron. made worse
by a heavy pail Of smoke that over.
hung the water, SIX vessels are wreck.
ed On the beach, three miles north Of
I.crc.
The crews of four OF them we're
rescued by the lifc-saviny crew during
the night. ~ persons all told, and
TIE crews Of the other two are stlll
on their vessels but in no danger.
Several other craft were in grave dan
ger during the night, but were cxtri,
Gated TINS morning.
The wrecked craft are the Wawa
tam and cOusort WhaleDa lO2, Pau.
ley and consort Amarantn, bar,e
Page and tug Sarna. In the smoke
and gale then masters lost their bear.
ingS and went ashore, thinking they
were headed for the harbor.
AS though the gale which blew last
night we're not enough, great clouds
Of smoke from the forest fires north
y! Lcre, obscurcd every bell buoy and
light ftOm view. The lake was lash.
cd into giant waves by the wind.
The Wawatam and Consort were
the iIrst to 60 ashore and it is
Thought that both viii be almost to.
tai losses as they are 50 high on the
beach that It is impossible to reach
them with wreckng outfits. Their
crews remained aboard.
lllc LIE saving crew from here
TOOK their apparatus to the scene
when the wrecks were reported and
tncy were soon needed for the crew,
Of the other vessels which went
ashore IN more dangerous places and
we're IN danger Of breaking.
Trip after trip was made to the va.
r'ols craft until all the sailors we're
safe ashore. The Amaranth broke in
Two during the night, and the tug
Harha Is going 10 pieces. The barge
PalSe is also In bad shape, The Ca.
madam steamer Rosemont and bargcs
Winnipeg and Selkirk had marrow es.
capes,
The sea is Still very heavy, and it
IS Impossible to estimate what the
loss Will Ue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
~ RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May 10, 1901.
Al trains illuminated with Pntsch
Train. leave Wilmington. Delaware ave-
y; sI% 'Sts19sih XSihR week days, so. .ss, .,os,
IN r. !: y y - ~ H. .s6S. .sls SR9ysl An:
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PEii:xpEEiHI1. Week X days, sm Ln,
IA ~ :sss r. ~ :1ssA Y AZ, ieS, :; *:
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Y :sss :s1s %n tR0yai Lim'ted); SIS. '7.4s.
u :ssss 1s'ss % a. eIa"; ~. sS s ~ ~ ss s ~ MsS.
II! Hs s Z: % m s1S':zks s%. z;s L. L. - H. IL IL:
Atlantic City. week days, $3.50 and %, y
m. Sundays. 720 and 1899 a. M, sis
Cape May. week days, $3.50 and .s3. q.
M. 'l2.ls. '2.S and 1853 p. m. sundays.
r.20 Q. m. and '235 p m.
ses j !sis ss ty' :, wsek e days 'sSs a. m
sfltinore and Washington, week days,
an eN. 's.04, 'll.ol q. M; .I2.Js, s20s, '2N,
"G. $40 tRoysl Limited. ssoA 'Iol6 ,.
Ms ouuUht6, "3.lo, ~oV9 S.UO z, ms slZb6,
.aM r.S7. $50 (Royal Limited, 665. sa04,
Ysltlnore and way stations, ss q. M;
glt .. n. daily except Sunday; S05 q. m;
Gt ,. m. Sunday only.
Newark, week days. Ais. 666. s8M,
s1l.m .. n; $3.50, 5l9, sl57, slO, si0i3
P. n. Sundays, .41s. 'S.04. sos a. IA: "12Ie,
Pittsburg, week days, 1904 a. M; s4b7,
Hs.1s p. m. Sundays 's.N T. M; '457. '1ols
Chicago. daily, .ao4 q. M; 4.s7 .. m.
Cincinnati and ct. Louis, sll8 q, M:
sla.SS and s10.18 p. m, daily.
Stnserly accommodation. week days, SIS
. m; ~. 90 p. m. Sundays. so6 a. nj
Landen6ers sccommo odation, week days,
LEAVE MARKET 81. STATION Foh
, baltimore. wesk days, 2H p. no.
LAndenber6-.wssk days, $40 q. m.:2N
Leave PHiLADELPHfX " for = Vii. Vii
G.I 4. "a: %, ,T.h'sls. so. ~ .i.w%1% % & %n
~ (Royal Limited), SIS, G35, s7,So, $40,
sn,6 ,. IN. eundSys. sS.S5, 1.so, 500 and
i0 z m; 1920. T37, Las, 40, sS.48
(Royal Lhnited), SIS, '7.3o. 74o, $40, lO.SO
+, qslmarvia Telephone No. 1885,
Ratss to Western points lower than via
i: A MILLER, Passenger Agent. WI.
S'n5'ia: s. ). axRT1N. Ri Man. Of p... Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Famine and Earthquake

Portland, Ore, Sept. S-The
steamship Knight Companion. of
the Portland and Asiatlc Line, ar
rived yesterday from Hong Kong
and Yokohama.
The Kobe Herald of Aug. ! saws:
yesterday the Korean Government
issued an order that no rice or
grain should be exported, the cause
being that little short Of a famine
threatens the country on account
OF lack Of rain. The whole coun.
trv is in a dreadful state. MANY
farmers have planted other crops
the rice fields, and these are fast
dying for want oi rain"
Thy Kobe Herald Of August u
says:""An rthluake OF a more
serious character than has been
experienced In Japan tor many
years occurred at Aomeriken on
Saturday. Railways were badly
damaged. There were consider.
able subsidences between the towns
OF Shlrlnchl and Numazaki.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Close of Peach SeasOn

Milford, Dol, Sept. SIT 10 oxpe oted
that this week will about close the ship
ment of peaches with the exception Of
very late varieties. Although the sea son
has not becn all that was expected those
who HAD peaches secured fair prices for
them. 1t ssbelevsd that the crop has
that hos bean about ono half was first %.
tImRted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Mascot Won,

The Masco; base bull team defeated the
Aetna team on Saturday afternoon by the
score OF IA to 10. Ae'nA team went to
pieces IN the ffth inning allowing the
Mascots to score : runs, and winning the
game. Batterion Mascot; johnson and
johnson Aetna; Webster; Heck und Gill,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
u E(lis I ER'S ORDER.
II REaIsrER's OrFfok,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DaL.

Il REaIsrER's OrFIok
New CASTLE COUNTY, DaL.
August 10. 1901.
Upon the application Of ThoIa, "
Finn and Darlington Finn, Ex
ecutor- Of 'taac }. Finn, late Of
Christians Hundred, in said county
deceased it is ordered aud directed by the
Register that the executors Aforesaid
give notice OF grantin: Of Letters Testnmen-
tnry upon the estate of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing advor-
ttsements to be posted within Forty days from
the date Of such Letter In SIX OF the most pub
lie places Of the county Of New Castle, reauir-
ing all persons having demands against the es.
tate, to present the same, or abide by IN act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided, and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REpuBLICAN,a news
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and to b.
continued therein, three weeks, e. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal OF
IS Office Of the Register aforesaid ,atWil.
- mington, In New Castle county afore-
said, the day and year above written.
CALVIN W. CROSSAN, Register.
NOTICE. Notes Is hereby givcn that
Letter. Testanentary were in due form oe
law granted unto the undcrsigned, on the 10th
day Of August A. D. 1901. and that all persons
having claims against the estate Of the deceased
must present tho same duly attestett. to
ths ,h. said Ixesutsrs. =, on ,, or ,.l before tAs
sembly in such case mnde and provided.
THOMAS W. ELiNN,
DARLINGTON FLINN.
Addreas; Newport Dbl AlQl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

DRo? oSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
: John q. Armstrong, chairman Of the
Levy Court Committee on Silver Run road,
for pi ling and sheathing about $50 feet more
or less, per lineal foot and filling In Of earth
| er cubic yard for small driveway, about 50
feet lonh. For further informa tion apply TO
JOHN q. ARMSTRONG. Odessa. Del.
s58t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Confirmed at St. Johns,

Bishop Leighton Coleman confirmed q
class Of eight young people at st. ohn's
p. L church yesterday morning. During
the services prayer was offered for tho
speedy recovery Of President McK,nley
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

HEr OUR PRICES ON BILLIARD AND
~ pool tables before buying elsewhere,
sold or easy payments; our cushions are
utw vulcanizing process; old tables fitted
with our cushions ara as good ~ now +; salts
faction guarA ntsed or money refund ded; SEQ
our ivertisrnont OF Manager Wanted" for
lawful slot machine. Palmer Billiard Table
Works. ChicRgo. III. ulto octu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Yves. F:ndIosf

Inc west End base ball team lost to
Mlddletown on Saturday by the score Of
sto l. The local team could do nothing
with Scott the Niid,etown pitcher who
struck out 10 Of the locals.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Wants More 1jyhta

Deimnr, Dol. Sept. s.-A committse
has been appointed at this place to n,csr-
tam whether the town can afford electric
lights The committee has taken no def
mite action yet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
81 Prof. Clymer Returned.

Prof. Jacob 4. Clymer. and family VIII o
have been sojournin9 In Chester county
for the past six weeks returned home Snt
urdny. Prot. Clymer will enroll scholars
at his studio next week for the coming
season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Chance Of SchAduIe

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad company, will on ard
after Sept. 18th, make q change OF their
schedule, OF which Same will he published
in the REPUBLICAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Shirt Factory Will Re sumo.

Seaford. Del Sept 6.-The shirt fac
tory at this place employing about on
hundred hands resumed operations tn is
morning. The 1rm has booked quite a
number OF orders and busy season is OK
pectel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

THE peach season Will soon be
over. 1t has been i fairly profit
able one aud numerous peach
growers down the State are sew
eral hundreds dollars better of
than a. the commencement OF the
season. y good peach orchard
PAYS a handsome interest On tna
money invested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Police After brown,

Chester, Pa, sept g.-Clleb Brown,
who for tho past year had been employed
ms waiter at the Metropolitan Hotel. at
Tenth and Edsmont avenue is wanted by
tho police. The charge against 3D. own is
the alleged larceny of $50 and the prose-
cutor in the case is John McAvoy. alleges
that brown which he had always trusted
disappeared late Saturday night and af-
ter he had gone it was found that the s,lm
m'ntioned was missing from the .a.h
drawer Upon lea ming OF the loss pro.
prietor McAvoy went to the City Hall
where he notified the police to bs on the
lookout for Brown
A search Of tho city was made, but the
colorsd man could not b. found. 1t is
:he suppositioD he has oil her gone to Phila
delphia Or Wilmington, A complete de-
scription Of BrowE has been given to tbe
police of the cities named
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

Tho Delaware B!blo Society will meet
tho rooms Of the Young Mems Christian.
Association. 10th and Market streets Vhs
Annual Meeting will be held Thursday
evening the l*th in,, in the same plare at
the same hour. A iull attendance ia
carne.tly desired
Newport Base BalI Club Defeated the
Wilmington Myrtles by tho score of II to
OH Saturday. September eth The Bat
ter'o' Of Newport were Dravper and Me-
t"m"t the Myrtlcs hnvfng Peters and
II , Time of game was hours. I'm
pi! Is ,uliIu,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

HE REprBLICAN Will in the
near future give the newsboys who
sell this paper Tree ticket Tor an
entertainment to be given 10 the
Opera House. The date ana show
VIII be announced later ln these
columns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

kEEp BIRDS on toast are now 10 be
loand on the bill OF fare OF all first.
class restaurants, along with
oysters served up in every style.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Lat Ilay.

Today will be the last day that free lea
water will BE- offered to the general pub
lie by Prot Ftisby, Front and French
streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Birds! Blrdsl

A new line OF young cauaries and cages
all BIRDS wnrrantsd To sing, also fancy
ana common pigeon Parkvrs 1903 East
Srrc~d Stip..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

ALL kinds OF printing done at the
REPUBLICAN Job printing depart
ment. We guarantee good work
and lar prices only are charged.
When you have printing to give out,
be sure 10 bear IN mind that it will
pay you to call and get our prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
NOTICE..
To the Tax Payers OF Red Lion
Hundred.

HunOreu,
Having been appointed Tax Col.
lector OF Red Lion Hundred, ] will
sit at the following places and dates
10 take taxes.
THOMAS II. SWAN.
Collector Of Taxes for Red Lion
Hundred, Post Office. Della Y
ware City. Del.
Extract from the Laws Of Della.
ware. Governing the Collection Of
Taxes OF New Castle County, Sec
tlon 3, Chapter 50. Vofume q, Laws
OF Delaware, as Amended:
Section ). That on all Taxes
paid before the first day Of October
there shall he an abatement OF five
Per centum; on all taxes paid after
the first day Of October and befor-
the first day of December ther
shall be an abatement Of three pt.
centum; and on all taxes paid afte.'
the first day of Dece mber and be-
fore the first day of January, there
shall be no abatement; and on all
taxes unpaid after the first day Of
January. five per centum thereof
shall be added thereto for County,
Poor. Road, Capitation and Dog
Taxes for 1901.
Delaware City, at William A.
Davidson's. September q and %.
October 81, November % and 80.
December n and %; from 10 to II
a. m, and , 10 4 p. M.
st. Georges. at A. N. Sutton's
Drug Store. September q, October
80. November %, December n;
from 10. 80 a. IN. to II m.
Kirkwood. at W. c. l.. Carnagy's.
y, October 80. Govem-
Der %. December y; from 9 to 10
a. M.
THOMAS II. SWAN,
SO Collector.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

THERE is disposition on the
part OF every Governor to have
laws passed driving the anarchists
from this country. We are IN ia
vor ol exporting them and when
necessary to hang them to the
nearest iampost or telegraph pole.
We do not believe that such cattle
should be allowed to breathe the
air IN America. They should be
sent back from whence they came
and those born in this country
hung. We believe in drastric
measures TO stamp out ,these devils
without a conscience.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

Taylor Magic Headache Powder, cure
hs adarh and neuralgia every time pre-
pared byW. Z. Taylor, No 3oo King 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
...- -.....s I.ul vD..MaN.
T.. - II. 4l..tsl Printing
iDl Publishing Go,
TIN lsHuD rAHN. LxcEpr SUNDAY
5, {. Ger 7Lnn AND KING STREETS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 0. 100,

Entered at tie Pest Office at Wilmington
Del as sec0rG.CIaSs mail matter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

"A WELL known city Official sad:
81 don't want any reform IN the
city government that Councilman
Kane OF the First Ward, would
help to make, lie is now occupy
Ing seat IN Council from that
ward which rlghttullv belongs to
another. What Kind OF reform
could you expect from such men
that occupy position which be.
lougs to another THIS is only
one OF the numerous questions that
the editor Of this paper has been
asked in the past week. We leave
the answer OF the above query to
Councilman kane, VIII he an
swer ~
The law , he city tax
collectors 10 puJu-A the names OF
hose who have failed TO pay their
lakes is contracted not Nv the COL
lectors but by the chairman OF the
printing committee OF Council. The
list should appear once 10 every
daily paper published 10 the city
and IN the Sunday Star Az it is
now the names are printed IN but
two papers. The object was to-
give as much publicity as pos sible
to the tactthat the @ame taxpayers
have got behind III paying their
taxes The property is good tor il
and the city IS bound to get its
pound Of blood sooner or later.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

IF YOU nave not Detn FecelVInV
the REPUBLICAN regularly, please
notify this Office at once by phoLe,
letter or postal card. Also report
any errors where bills have been
sent out The present manage
ment hope 10 receive the patronage
OF all old patrons and hundreds OF
new oues. We ann to treat every.
body as We would be treated. The
latch string hangs out and an in
vltation extended for all to call and
see us and see the perlcctiug press
print the paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
THE Presidents ass assiats ril

THE Presidents assassi1's right
name is Leon Frank Czolgosz and
not Fred c. Nieman, which name
he gave on first being arrested.
Such man is not fit to breath the
AR oi tree county. He has no
idea what freedom and liberty
means. The crime he has commit.
ted has been the third one in the
history Of the country. The par
ents OF the assassin say the Young
man is OF unsound mind. while the
physicians who have examined him
since his arrest say his mind is
sound. 1t is pity he lived after
firing the two shots which struck
the President. Such beasts are
not fit to live. The American peo.
pie are entirely too enient with
assassius. The law should be up
held. but there are some eX-
tenuatins circumstances. Judge
Lynch is the swittest and surest
modes Of meeting out ust deserts
TO anarchists, who feel that they
are called upon to remove the heads
OF nations by assassination. 1t is
to be hoped that the Presidents S
robust constitution will win out aud
his lite spared to his family and
the Nation. His lie work has not
been accomplished and there vet
remains work for him to do. All
good citizens mourn the cruel man.
ner in which hewas stricken down
when he had his hand extended to
shake hands with the viper. who.
instead of taking it shot him in
such cowardlv manner.
The Philadelphia Record SAYS;
"President Mckinley Is blessed
with robust constitution, strong
nerves and mental equipcise; and
these count Tor much in the battle
Tor lite. That the good fortune
which has invariably attended him
heretofore may not forsakc HIM now
and that lie will come out Of the
fight with the fell enemy, sound
and whole, is the praye Of the Ma.
tlon.
All the ministers in this city and
throug hout the entire country, Of
fered prayers Yesterday that the
President would survive his lnlur.
les and recover his health. The
public will await anX,ously every
bit Of news that can be CLEANED
about the President from now on
until he is entirely out OF danger.
If you have not been receiving
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-11-13
KEEPER OF The CASH SHORT.
Officer of Knights of Maecabbes
Charged With DefauIting.

Port Huron, Mich, Nov. by
his own written confession Charles
D. Thompson, supreme finance keeper
of the supreme tent, Knights of Mac
cabees, and a prominent vessel and
tug man of this city, is defaulter in
the sum of s57, 900. Mr.. Thompson,
however, was heavily bonded in the
National Surety company of New York
and the Fidelity and Deposit company
of Baltimore and the order therefore
is protected from loss.
The first intimation of the shortage
came last Tuesday afternoon when
Supreme Commander Markey and
Supreme Record George j. Sigle were
checking over the finance keepers
books. An error was discovered and
they called Thompson's attention to
it. He said that he would take the
books and papers home with him that
night and look it up. Wednesday
morning he came to Supreme Com
mander Markey's Office and confessed
that his accounts we're short s57, 900.
He then and there signed written
confession Of the embezzlement. An
examination of the books followed and
the shortage was disclosed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-11-13
the sGRLEY COURT OF INQUIRY.
Hanna and Parker Talk---BOth
Sides of Case Against Schley.

Washington, Nov. 5.-The time of
the Schley court of inquiry was entire
" devoted today to hearing argument
in the case of Admiral Schley. Mr..
Hanna finished his argument IN be-
bali of the department which had been
begun yesterday and Capt. James
Parker began, but did not conclude
his presentation of the case for Ad-
sniral Schley.s Mr.. Hanna's argument
today concerned the retrograde move
ment, the bombardment of the Colon
and the charge made aaginst Admiral
Schley of disohedienee Of orders.
Capt Parker had only reached the
coahng question when the court ad-
ionrned. He defended the conduct of
his client at all stages Of the cam
paign so far as he went.
It is expected that Capt. Parker
viii conclude his speech tomorrow,
when Mr.. Raynor will begin.
Admiral Schley reached the court
room at an early hour and his friends
were gratifed to find that his severe
cold with which he suffered yesterday
had greatly improved.
Nj. Hanna continued his discussion
of The retrograde movement, saying
that but one explanation had been
given for it In Admiral Schley's dis
patch, namely, the inadequacy OF the
coal supply.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-11-13
pan-Amsriean Congress Adjourns.
A Recess Taken---InternationaI
Court of Claims.

Mexico City, Nov. s.-The pan
American congress at it's session this
morning decided to adjourn for fort
night. This proposal was made by
President Raigosa, in order, as he
said, to allow the committee time to
consider the projects submitted to
them.
Senor Matte, of Chile, moved that
the president be authorized during the
recess to refer, the projects presented
to the proper committees. With this
amendment the motion was carried.
Copies of work on arbitration by
Evans Darby, Of the London Peace So
ciety, were at the request of the said
society, distributed among the mem
bers Of the conference.
A cablegram of felicitation was or
dered sent to Santos-Dumont, and a
cablegram of thanks for good wishes
sent to the Spanish parliament.
Tomorrow by invitation of the min
ister of war, Gen. Bernardo Reyes, the
delegates will visit the artillery
museum and arsensal, and by invita-
ton of Finance Minister Limantour
they will visit the mint on Tuesday.
Some day next week they will go
out to inspect the works of the drain
age of the valley of Mexico.
At today's session the project of the
treaty for an international court of
claims was presented by the Mexican
delegation.