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New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
SPANISH CLAIMS COuMIsSTON MEETS.
SIX MONTHS ALLOWED FOR CLAIMANTS 10
PRESENT THEIR CASES.

Washington. April s-The commission apIolii,e" pI,
r. =. PRESIDENT 10 carry into effect the stipua-
ons of Article VII Of the treaty Of peace between
the United States and Spain met at the Depart
rnent Of Justice to-day. All the members were
present as follows: william T. Chahoier, lne
president: Gerrit J. Diekma' James retiy u,sT1
1,-.,,,. ,-.,,r,. and William L. Chambers. Will
fam F Fuller Assistant Attorney-General; VIII
lam F. Spear. clerk, and several attorneys son0 "no
reTresert claims which they VIII present as Sooll
~ ~ roiesion announces It's readiness TO near
them were also present President ChahdIer an n
,Io,,,-ced tbat the commission would be 8laa 10
hear ANYTHING the attorneys present Inignt M & mare
a. ba5d A rule was adopted barring out an
claims not presented within six months @ neSs se
cia,narte rresenf satisfactory reasons lot 9ela5'
Srba members this afternoon called on the fresl
den. in a body to pay their respects
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

A MOTION TO ADMIT THE EX-CAPTA1N TO BAIL
MADE N THE SUPREME COURT.
Washington April s.-A motion was made in tho
United States Supreme Court to-day by Jeremiah
Wilson for the admission OF ex-Captain oberin NJ
Garter 10 bail. Solicitor-General Richards gave no
1ice that he would resist the motion on behalf OF
the United States and five days in which 10 pre-
pare brief were given 10 him carter Is no"
serving sentence of five years in the LeaNen-
worth Penftentiary for defrauding the govern
rnent In his motion Mr. Wilson set forth that
Carter had paid his fine Of 5000 and had been zen
dismissed from the service. ana that ne had pc
gun baFeas corpus proceedings TO test the validity
Of the proceedings against him He also aiieges
trnpared health and the necessity OF hpert IN
order to prepare for his case, Afhdayits ot phy- %
sjcians were filed TO the effect that carter is SUI
fering from nervous disorders, headache loss OF
rre- 81
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Arrangements have been completed by the man
ager OF the Princeton golf team for match at
Short Hills y. j., Saturday against the Bal
tusrol team. on the same day the Yale team will
play at the BroOklawn Country club, of Bridgeport
The Hillside Golf Club. of Planfied. will open Its
course for the the third Saturday I'm May.
Work the holes Is being pushed and IL is
expected that they will be ready by June Is.
The Glass A and 3 handicaps at Richmond COun-
try postponed from last Saturday on account of
rain. will take place on Saturday OF this week.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
MUCH DAMAGE DONE IN MAINE.

Ellsworth. Ne. April (SpeciaD.-The foods are
increasing. the water has risen nine inches and
everything on the Union River Is ENDANGERED
LunbeFmen crews are stationed 10 secure dams
booms and bridges. The mills are trembling
thousands Of logs have been washed away. The
dams at the mills of Hale and Chief Justice
Wlswel and Others are tottering likely to go
at any moment The Jordan bridge ten miles
north or Ellsworth, has been washed away and
there is no connection with the adjoining town OF
"aItham- Five bridges are IN danger. The old
bangor bridge is submerged and seems doomed.
Houses are vacated along the river bank. The
vessels In the harbOr were towed ont on Monday
owing TO the fear that the upper dam and bridges
would be washed down the river. whose channel
Is being filled with logs and timber. Rivermen say
That II the upper dam breaks II will sweep every
thing 10 the Union River steel bridge city of
Ellsworth. II is still raining. and when the rain
ceases the water will continue TO rise until the
snow has melted in the woods. a Jam Of ice with
TWO million logs has been washed from the lakes
down Gown the Machias River TO Whitneyville. Wash
lngton County, taking all the piers before it. At
Whitneyvile II washed away part of the underpin-
nlng OF a steam Sawnil swept Ehingle mill away
and lodged II against the steel bridge the Wash
ington County Railroad which cannot stand the
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. April s.-The President made the fol-
lowing appointments to-day:
roFJS " CABLE. naval officer or CUSTOMS III 'h'
district of Batmore.
HENRY s MATHEWSON, TO be passeo SsSs'' hee"
III IN the Marine Hospital Service
~, - arr.nt p,achinists in the nayy-CHARLEs
fo r2scI.sr 9s n AVTD PI'RDEN. WILLIAM j. TIRE
lanes W. MURRAY
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY.

FENCING-Prelmlnary bouts national championships
New-York Athletic Club.
BASEBALT.-BOston Norfolk. Norfolk. Va; Yale
Georgetown Georgetown. Nd Penns! wanna
Richmond. Richmond. Va; Princeton ast. y Y
gina. Charlottesville Va: Cornell aGt Natford
Sparansburg. Va. Iehigh University OF North
Carolina, Raleigh. Va. Jasper agt. Maryand; Balti-
Na.e Law School BuCkneu, BuckntII' Cal
Columbia agt New-York Polo Grounds. 2"'o p m
Observation-Disclosures Athletic Union championship.
Flushing. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
BASEBALL.


PRINCETON DEFEATS GEORGETOWN
Washington. April S-The Princeton team capt
ured to-day's game from Georgetown University by
clean all around playing and by punching it's hits
The work OF Meier first was feature. The
r. HE.
Georgetown ..........O o o % 6
Prnceton .............O / = o o %
Batteres-Blewett and Drill: Underhiu and Green
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
MILITARY LEAGUE MEETS.

The executive committee of the Military Athletic
League held a meeting at the office of the presi-
dent, Colonel Charles II. Luscomb yesterday after
noon. The meeting called to have all Of the
accounts for the recent successful tournament
audited. After the meeting Colonel I.uscomb said
that all of the accounts were gone carefully
so that the officials would understand early just
where they stood. A statement ~ the finances
be made public later.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
LOSSES IN NEw-BRrNswICK.

Fredericton. y. B.. April s-1he ST. John River
and its numerous tributaries in Maine and New
Brunswick continue at freshet height. Mills have
been damaged All trains on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad between Woodstock and Presque isle have
been held back account Of washouts. The Cana
dian Pacific Railroad bridge at Woodstock was car
Tied away last night. causing heavy loss the
road. The s.. John this city IS OF
the streets, and buildings along the waterfront
are flooded
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
CONTESTS FOR HOUSE SEATS.
AN UNUSUALLY SMALL NUMBER IN THE LvIITH
CONGRESS-

CONGRESS
Washington, April (SpeciaD-Ihe huhoer OF
,-ohabe contests before the LVIIth Congress will
. ,,a,lar than for several years. There Will not
he more than ten and possibly only nine. Testi-
onv has been filed In the office of the clerk of the
rJouse in the cases OF Fowler against Thomas.
,rono the lid North Carolina District; Wilson
..a,ns, Iasstter from the WITH Virginia; Walker
AGAINST Rhea from the IXth Virginia; Dantzler
against Stokes from the With South Carolina;
Lentz against Tompkins. from the Niith ONO.
and Millstead against Thompson. from the With
Alabama The evidence in the South Carolina case
ia all for the conestee Several packages OF testi-
rnonv have been received in the Virginia cases.
Iittic has been done in the case from the Allth
Missouri District that OF Horton against Butler no
evidence having been taken apparently. The con-
testee n Is learned, will not take evidence at all.
He has simply filed an answer to the notice of
contest One seems TO have been dropped.
that of Clearwater against Hall. from the
XXyIIIth Pennsylvania District Only one case is
re enorted from Alabama the With District although
two or three contests were at one time talked Of.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

ROYAL VICTOR WINS TENNESSEE DERBY
Memphis. Tenn, April st. p. Hayess brown
colt Royal Victor. by Victory-Sena Royal won the
Tennessee Derby this afternoon at Montgomery
Park at odds of TO |. from John r. Schorrs bay
hlly Lady Schorr, with George Longs bay colt
Gaheris third The time was 1:57 and the distance
one and one-eighth miles.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
4 RJOW AT HEINZE.

,, o. q soecial dispatch yesterday from
rJa,.ra Mont Senator william A Clark has trans
tered from the Montana ore Purchasing Company
IN rbe Anaconda Copper Company one OLD OF 1ne con con
~ ot.,N,t narts Of the Amalgamated copper Sotn-
nsnV a $4,000 contract for the reihihs Oh MS
conner matte.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
PHILADELPHIA. .; MONTREAL. 1.

Philadelphia. April S-The Philadelphia team had
little difficulty In defeating the Montreal Eastern
League players here to-day. The score follows:
II. Z
Montreal .............O o. o
Philadelphia ........-...I q o o x-S IA 3
Batteries Bemis. OTrien and Agnew. Donohue Orth.
Townsend Douglass and Jacklitct.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
CORNELL. y: FURMAN. 3

Greenville S. c.. April (speciaD.-Cornen Uni
verslty's baseball team defeated Furman Univer-
slty here to-day by a score of 12 g. The batteries
were Lyons and Winery and Everett and McFeer.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
RACING.

FOUR FAVORITES WIN Al BENNlNGS.
Washington April s.-To-day's racing at the Ben
nines track was without special feature FaVorltes
won in the first four races and long shots IN the
other Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fve and a half furlongs.
The R4ymf5 % oo n % e. 5gG15 iS IS % ana
Boney BOY. ia Mles1 to 44..'''''''''''''''''
The burlington Route also
SECOND RACE-Two year ods; four and half fur
longs.
Ta%9n Tiig ;S E2~iF + % R,ds oss NJ % .3s to
Rghtaway. 1o7 DALE 3 to ,......'...''''''''
Miracle II and Tea varre also ran
THIRD RACE-Easter Monday steeplechass about TWO
and half miles
Prince Midas. ~ Nionahanj. to and out.........
Tme-5:48.
FOURTH RACE Selling. furlongs.
Resdmas ] lG5 II io T e11s9 Bg5ns 70 % 10 and to
I-ofter. IS tWilkerson> TO
Tony Prince Plausible, Tamarin and Eloim also
FIFTH RACE-T>wo year olds; selling; four and half
furloags
Honoaa H% 6a%.s 81 K 1S TAoTRs3@ r Re58s to and
Roma 81 Daro. 30 to
Minute Equaiize. Buck Lodge. The Hartford
and Alum Water also
SIXTH RACE -Madens: one mile and forty Yards.
Punctual % ,Fi,zgeraldl, to 1.;a...; ..........
Boy. 93 (Wilkerson). 10 and ) 10 l.'..-..'
Albert Edward CI. Slack
Time :50is.
Seaforth Darling Virginia Wilcox and Micon also
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race siN furlongs)-Eitrate lO1 James J. Cor
bett l0l: Talk. l15 Robert Waddei. lU5. Magic
Light. rs Momentum. l2o Aminte. e6. The Tramp gs
Second olds half milel-Ten HYMNS,
no warm Tim l67 An About 1o7. IAracor. lo7 Sister
Juliet 1O1. Atheola III.
Third race (ruaidens hurdle: mile and one halO-Hox
bury. CharawinG. I4l Jim Blackburn. l5N Earn.
15s The burlington Route. l54 Manus Herto l3l,
Rob lJl Cnnover I5. Emory lj, II peful, lS
Fourth tselng, seven fIrlonEsl-Tne Rogue. 20;
sGnki 'Kings Favorite 'Anmos'y 90, 'Curtsey.
e6. 'Clerished. s.
Fifth race Oive furlongs)-Midnieh; Chimes los.
Touca. IO7. Glad Hand l05 Mrs parel lO4: Revonah.
IO4 Gertrude Elliott. &c
SIKH race selling: and hfty yards,-Kirkwood.
10 Beau Ideal lO7 Charles Estes, 100 leland Prime
1O5 Thermos Monmouth Boy 1O3 Elsi" skip. lol;
.Robert Metoaf IOl Alard So; .Cherished. So 'Hand
vice. S4 -Giak. a. 'Tony Lcalzi. lo2.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

According to several local dealers in Warren-st.
tho inquiries for chaiuless wheels show a material
increase this year Many veterans cannot under
stand why the beauties OF the chainless have not
heen more readily recognized before this year. a
chainless automobile Is one OF the latest iDven-
,iOus In motor world.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

arrangements the city for the storing OF wheels
The attendants I'm charge Of the wheel room say
that the members patronizing the room to a
greater extent than they have done In long time.
The impromptu Of the club promise TO be well
attended this year.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
r RACE Selling; seven furiouss.

FIRST RACE Selling; furlongs
Prince song tGough1. II 1...................
Zsmct tWat-ouj. ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Marion c. l0li GIothersD. IL 20 l..-..-...........
Tim"-l.3
SECOND RACFl-Four Al haIf furlongs.
Egiya. t4ohersoD. -..........
Follow. 100 IF. ThompS'nl 10
Louise lO5 tIloss) 2 20
Tme-l0O.
THIRD RACE-One mile
George Gardner Lindsay. l....-..........
Aubrey. l02 PosD, 20
Tuskarosa. 10 oHoss. to 10.
Time 20
FOURTH RACE-p1ve and one half fur.ongs.
Horse Shoe Tobacco. ,lgCannJ. ] 3........-....
W. Wcch. lo2 oCUgswelD. II 20
jena, ,R. Head. II
Time-1.l3
FIFTH RACES Selling. sN furlonEs.
Dutch Comedian. (MoCannj 1.................
The Bronze Demon lOl tfIOtherEolD
Lord Frazer lO3 C. Murphy, 20 observation-disclosures.
Time :2D%.
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; mile
Waterhouse l12 (WashnEon 10 1..................
Banquo H. ll5 HoucA), II 10 1...................
Benheim, l02 U.indsayl, 10
T1me-l:sO.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
CYCLING.

TREATMENT OF WHEELS AND TIRES Be
FORE vENTuRING OFT on THE ROAD
This is the time OF the year when the careless
wheeman may reap the penalty OF thoughtlessness
The man who thinks that all his old wheel requires
is little oil in the bearings and imitation of the
tires may find out his sorrow that ne needed
sound advice. The tires prone 70 loosen from
the rims after being in idleness for several months
They should he recemented If there IS any indica-
tiOU that the old has dried up II prob
ably has done If the wheel has been heater
all winter. According to veteran rider II Is not
a bad idea 10 take wet sponge and go the
tires carefully after they have been Inflated. The
water does the rubber no harm and tiny punCt-
ure can be discovered in this way which may cause
less trouble the road. In oiling the oil
cycle the pedals and head OF the wheel should
forgotten
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

A DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
"A Uptown Office No. i.s42 broadway
8lstst.. until o'clock p advertise
ents the following branch Offices at regular
23d i52 eth-ave, cor 12th-st Maeys oth-ave
and COumbusave.. West 6Sth lVo
st. 6th-av e2 East i4th-st; Sf West
42d-st Th and sth 59 East 4Tth-st: fSSs
ave- 10th and nth 1925 Sd-ave. near
los s9th T5S fremont ave
SO Bleecker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
STREAMS NEAR SARATOGA FULL.

Saratoga. N Y. April S.--A rainstorm. which be-
gan here on Saturday evening. continued for forty
sight hours. and followed early to-day by
snow. Ali Of the lakes and streams full. and
should the storm continue flood may be expected.
COTTAGES ON CAYUGA CARRIED AWAY.
Ithaca. y Y, April s.-Several Of the cottages
built the waters edge Cayuga Lake have
been carried of by the water, which has
reached a higher level than has been known in
many years. Much other property IS in danger.
and the flats about Ithaca have been completely
submerged by the water. which has backed
from lake.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

Cincinnati. April s.-Racegoers experienced
other spell OF bad weather at Newport to-day. The
track was in wretched condition. but mos; OF the
races furnished exciting contests. In the last
Dan Rice finished second o Waterhouse bur was
disqualified for foung Banquo II and Benheim.
Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

-FOUR FAVORITES WIN AT BENNlNGS
Washington, April s.-To-day's racing at the Ben
nnes track was without special feature. Favorltes
won in the first four races and long shots III the
other two. Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
THE RESULTS AT NEWPORT.

Apprentice allowance clairpsd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
GOV. HUM
lNAUGURATED.
tie Takes the Oath OF Of
flee. impressive and
Interesting Cere=
Il1Gny.

Dover, Jan H. IN" Democrats have
finished, thai is, they have pledged them
selves To stand aS II unit. They have
decided on Willard salisbury for the
short term Senator and Senator II. II.
kennry for long term. The pledge
guarantees that the twenty-five Demo-
Gratis votes are to be cast ;,S II unit all
the time and at DO fine for two Re-
pubIicans. No deaf that does not en-
brace one Democrat for United States
Senator will he considered by the entire
twenty-five men.
This is the verdict that came from
the last Democratic caucus held tonight
but there is Il string harEing out which
really mvNHS We ar" ready to do business
al any time il the business means Il
Democratic Senator.
NItrr numerous conferences in which
il was plain that the workers Of the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

Fi .0l' k--!+tatn .hd Western du,l and
easy, A!M"2aJtA patents, A.lo9SaS5; winter
straistitt, S.. .4Jbs3.GA: winter extras, s2,5Vi
aad: winter patents 81, 7iEFG 81
WHEAT Opened s:nadv slld advanced
on good hLyinl, and bullish sentiment ii
face OF bnar.sa "tatistl.E, f,'' ut noor
yielded to r"aEHins: March, s2gs i-lhc
May. ~ l-l69.. i'iGn,
RYE Dull: stat". 52a54c., c. i. f.. New
York, car lots. No. . western. 5s'2c. +.
b.. ahoa.
coRN--rajrly aottve and rrn OH warm
TT Gather west; May', 44}s"iiI.".
OATs--Qt+i"t ard steady; track, white
statr %!ig@Gac; track white, western
SltaiiS5c.
PORK Firm; mess, $'a.2,N''SD; family,
sssl115.i0.
T61igc
Bi.rrER s.andy at the dec,iue; state
dairy, liG,a1sr.; Creamery. lsn2lc.
CHEESE que; and steady: fancy
large, fall made !Ii6til'a'. fancy, small,
fall made l1Aul2".
EGGS Firm, state aid Pennsylvania
2lG2.c; western. loss OF, 2r
suGAR-~fnw steady; fair refining
37,c. centrifugal. ST. test. Pc. refined
steady: crushed 6. ior. powdered j. ioc
TtRPENTINFG--Dul al 40 }A1sc
MOLASs L3 Steady, New Orleans 81
u4yc.
RICE Steady; domestic. sAns+c. ia.
pan. 494Hi7.r,
TALl.oW Steady: city, 5t-c.; country
51sI54sc.
HAY-s;eady; shipping, 77h'a SOC; good
to choice S6u95c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

E"puhIiran party were anxious FOR one
caucus Of their party and for all to at
,cnh. the Tniun Republicans Of the Gen
rra Assembly recognizing themselves as
the renl Republicans of Delaware, went
inlu cau.tlS tonight and arrived at the
following conclusions:
"That we will vote for J. Edward Al-
dicks for United States Senator for
either the long term or the short term
umil ho shall be clecicd.'
No Regulars entered the caucus, TO-
manning Out to man. From HE present
n,l,atiuus they will not cuu"uS At all.
Several Of them are becoming dissatisfied
with Iii" turn affairs are taking, and n
jump either way may be looked for ut
any time.
The members who caucuscI were
onators Abbott, Alice. Rlakcly. Bras
urc and pcnnvwil and Representatives,
Arul,. Ewing, Prcityman. Long, Short,
Hope Moore. Cicndancl, McC"mmons
Layton and White.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

Davis, bright young Dover lawyer,
but the Regulars could not settle their
question amicably.
Senator Knox is backing Philip Q.
Chlrcllnan Us the choice Of the Regu-
lars.
DEMOCRATS HOLD CONFERENCE
There We're seven abScntces at the
Democratic conference. They were
Senators Wright and Farlow of Sussex
and RcrpcreSta!ivcS Tlealy Of New Gus
tic; Hutchinson Of Kent and Ralph and
West Of SUSSEX.
Senator Wright tclegraphrd that he
was i'll and would be here tomorrow
Nothing was heard from Ralph, West
or Hutchinson. llcaly and Hutchinson
showed up later in the day and word
was received from Senator Farlow that
he absolutely declined to go into any
rnnruS but would vote as he pleased.
WILL VOTE WITH MAJORITY.
Th" fifteen present reached decision
which was in effect that hey would 20
with The majority. But all the same
when amy Of them consented to talk at
all il was with pretty strong
hint that no Republican would get their
votes unless they conlL sec Democratic
senator in the deal.
The air has been full Of rumors Of
deals. The one sending the most chlls
down So-called Regular spinal columns
was to the effect that at least nine Dem
ocrata We're anxious to join hands with
the Union men and were making over
tureS in that direction if votes could be
obtained for Senator Acnney. These
nine men were acting. it is stated, solely
on their own responsibility. They were
dyed-in-t the-w wool kcnncy men and rc-
fused tu he handed over to u quintet of
Regulars
WIN. Ninyai'. Of Milford. was in
town today to arrange with Senator
kcnncy for committee that Is to jour
ney to Washington to present petition
TO the River and Harbor Committee, for
the purpose of getting an appropriation
to improve the Mi4pllion river at Mil
ford Mr.. Ninyard is the proprietor of
a steamer trading between Milford and
Philadelphia and says the river is in
SO bad a condition as to render naviga.
ton dangerous.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate was called to order Mt
1906 by President protein Ellison, after
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
THE REGULARS DID
NOT HOLD CAUCUS.
The Democrats Decide to Vote as Unit
Throughout Session
UNION REPUbL L|CANS HOLD 4 CAUCUS.

fnboul as empty tomorrow as was the
New Years Day harvest for them.
Word had been sent out all ovcr the
State last week. and from every nook
and corner the furniture Of the old time
| Bourbon line came TO Dover on the carly
morning trains. Without regard t" county
/, lines thr old time leaders were organized
into steering committees and these work
| cd respectively for the k"nliry or Suuls-
| bury interests.
| At II O'Clock the Democratic" member
ship gathered in the Kent county Court
| House and Il barrier was thrown out
barring anything that looked like news
paper man from getting within carshct
Of the conference.
1t lasted until /. IN. and it was plain
that unity of sentiment was lacking.
, The prcppndcrarrc of sentiment how
ever was against the election III two
Regulars by Democratic aid, in the event
of SI'rh an offer being made. Tht Ken
lry men especially opposed thts move
and will stick out for their man TO the
end.
The slunrc and fair proclamation Ct
the stand to be taken by the Union
Republicans as published in Tic Sun
this morning had good effect The party
workers without regard to faction were
impressed by it. The general scntirent
was tln, ii brcathed straight ENpnbiifan-
ism and WAS solely for the best interests
Of th" party.
There has been some deep thinking and
considerable talking on this inc all
day.
The Regular and Union Republican
members OF the General Assembly held
II conferences this morning when the sub
.icct Of attorneys was brought up. The
Union Republicans agreed on Frank
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
D;II

Harry a. Miller is spoken of as Il
candidate for the Democratic MONTH
nation for Mayor.
Hebrrt KlobcrG has gone TO New
York to accept a positSon with the
Manhatte ten Leather Company.
The Froehel Club will meet at Miss
Weldin's 5 kindergarten, No. 1901 Rod
ney street, on Monday, Jan. u. The
subject will be Games.
Friends School and the Whining
ton High school will take part in the
intcr-scholastic athletic contests IN
Philadelphia on March ..
Last evening the first and second
bowling teams Of the Young Men S
Republican Club bowlcd an interest
ing match. The first team won by
G3 pins,
This evening the Cathedral bazaar
in Pylc's Cyle Academy, for the len
eft Of Pro-Cathedral Improvements
will close. The bazaar has been sue
cc5Slul in every way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

HELENA. Mon. Jan. l5.-~At 9:45
o'clock last night ". A. Clark was noni-
mated in the Democratic caucus for Unit
ed States senator to succeed the Hon.
Thomas II. Carter. There were 81 nom
bers present 1t will require 4S votes 10
elect today. hut Clark processes to be
lieve that he viii! receive AT least 81 votes
on the first ballot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
May Amputate the Foot.

Harry Roberts. who had his foot
mashed at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth company's works several
days ago, is not improving rs rap
idly as was expected by the doctors
OF the Homeopathic Hospital. 1t is
now thought that it will be neces-
sarY TO amputate the foot.