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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
WIN. LAWTON.
Oil Market Street.

jail who are in the habit OF making
fancy work and constructing models
Of the post and pillory, will be busy
for several days to come, replenisi.
ing their stock. The tiremen who
visited this city or Saturday and the
naval cadets who came here yester.
day purchased many of the articles
to take to their homes as the souye.
Mrs Of the Jail which contains a DOS {
and pillory. The men received good
prices for their wares and are happy
as tho money will give them extras
outside OF the reg ular prison diet.
Cadets from the Praire walked
around New Castle yesterday and
visited the Jail.
Charles Goudis, a brother Of A. e.
Goudis, has entered the University
OF Pennsylvania where he will take
up the study of medicine.
Second Lieutenant George B. Rod.
ney left yesterday for Washing ton,
to join his regiment.
Services yesterday were held by
the Presbyterians In the smaller
church as the heater there was IN
service.
Division No. 3, A, O. H., held a
meeting yesterday and took action
on the death Of John Reynolds. His
funeral took place this morning. The
members Of Division 3, A. O. H., at.
tended the funeral in a body. High
mass was celebrated in St. Peters
Church by Rev. Edward l.. Brady,
lnterment was made in the adjoining
cemetery.
Miss Marjorie Price, Of Philadel.
a sister OF Mrs. r. E. Watts, who
was dangerously i'll, was reported as
yesterday.
Miss Ola Mcguire is the guest of
Mrs. Frank Meredith, Camden, N. J.
Misses Alpha Smith and Florrie
Chase who have been visiting their
parents, left yesterday for the West
Normal School.
Miss Laura Meredith Of Philadel.
delphia, is visiting her brother, VIII
bur Meredith.
Miss Eloise W. Warren OF Phila-
delphia, who has been Waiting friends
here returned home yesterday.
Miss Helen r. $. Arthur Of New
iork, IS the guest OF friend 8 here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Good EylIHUce

"Ah," mu>ed the phrenoIogist pass
ing his hand over the bumps upon the
head of Mr.. Henpeck, "the element OF
combatINeness is very largely devel-
opcd."
"Ies, said Mr.. Ilenpeck, sotto voce,
"hut you are supposed to be reading
my character, not my wife's Balti-
mnre American.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
New Trials For Powers and Howard.

New Trials For Powers and Howard.
GEORGETOWN, KY, Oct. 1.-The
court of appeals having granted for
rner Secretary Of State Caleb Powers
and James Howard new trials. the case
Of the former will be called here tomor-
row. Powers has been removed from
Frankfort to the Jail here. and It is de-
MED that his mind is giving away un-
der the long confinement. Powers was
convicted more than year ago as ac-
cessory to the murder Of william Goe.
bel in January, 1900, and sentenced to
life imprisonment. Howard was later
convicted of the deed and sentenced to
be hanged. Over sixty witnesses have
been summoned, and it Is expected
that this trial will be conducted on
lines of marked difference from that of
last year. 1t Is generally believed that
both sides have secured much new
evidence
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
A Hazardous Ocean Trip begun.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Oct. T.
Captain William Andrews, the veteran
mariner, has left here for Europe in his
fourteen foot boat, the Dark Secret.
Accompanying him on the daring trip
is his young bride, whom he welded a
few weeks ago. The captain Is sixty
years old, and this is said to be his sew
enth trip across the ocean in small
boats. He expects to reach the English
channel in about twelve weeks. In the
boat were provisions for four months.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
WITH fnE eMUnc'sMEsA -
4 Busy sunday In San Franeasse
Divorce Question n Vex1nx One.

4 Busy sunday In San FranelsoA
Divorce Question . vexinE One.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. THE first
Sunday of the triennial Episcopal con-
ference was devoted entirely to mis-
sionary sermons in the various church
es of the denomination In this city and
adjacent towns. The weather was
perfect. and the attendance at all Of
the meetings was large.
The house of bishops Of the Episco-
, pal church today took up the remaining
amendment to the constitution As soon
as this question shall be disposed Of
the bishops will take up the report of
the committee Oh marriages and di-
yOrces. The committee has reported
by vote of II to l in favor of amend
ing the canon of the solemnizatiOn of
matrimony by adding the following
section: mo minister shall solemnize
marriage between any two persons
unless nor until by inquiry he shall
have satisfied himself that neither per-
son has been or is the tsband or the
wife Of any other person living unless
the former marriage was annulled by
a decree of some civil court of com.
petent jurisdiction for cause existing
before such former marriage"
The committee in Offering this
amendment does not discuss the ques-
ton Of the remarriage of divorced per-
sons nor refer to the belief held by
many In the church that an innocent
party in a divorce obtained because Of
adultery is entitled to marry again.
The minority report, which Is signed
by Frank II. Miller, suggests that the
following proviso be added to the pro-
posed amendment:
This shall not apply to any one pro-
ducing certified copy of decree Of
divorce on the ground of adultery in
which he or she is found to be the in.
nocent party by a court of competent
jurisdiction"
This report is one Of the principal
bones of contention In the presentlgen.
eral conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

The life of President Mckinley,
bound in cloth and the REPUBLICAN
tor one year. will be sen. to any
address on the payment OF IS. so.
The book alone is worth $3.50.
This is the price it is being
sold to the public. 1t Is a
very comprehensive history ct the
dead President, printed on good
paper and should be procured at
once by the subscribers. Only a
few copies will be sold TO our sub.
scrlbcrs at this price. Now Is the
time to subscribe and thereby take
advantage of this opportunity 10
get this book on the pay ment OF 30
cents beyond the cost Of one year $
subscription.
The rapid rise Of Charles T.
Schoen, formerly of This city, from
poverty to wealth, reads like 70.
nance. He was president OF the
Pressed Steel Car COMPANY, Of
Plttsburg, Pa, and after making
over 81, 900, 600 out Of the concern
he resigned on account OF Ill health.
tie Will form new company to
manufacture new car Wheels
which will outwear the present cast
iron one three and a halt times at
practically the same cost as the
cast iron wheel. 1t is SAID there
~ another fortune in this invention
for Mr.. Schoen. lie expects to have
the new plant IN operation soon
after The new wear.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Hro,yn's SIuyer ENOncruted,

CARBONDALE ILL.,, Oct THE
coroncrs jury summoned to inquire
into the killing Of Ben c. Brown on the
streets of this city Saturday noon has
rendered verdict fully generating
Rev. Joseph McCammish. The prisoner
Is a man tifty-six years of age and serv-
ed with distinction in the Confederate
army. The funeral Of Brown was held
tOdnY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

Ex.PREsIDENT CLEVELAND writ.
lpgou the subject Of the safety Of
Presidents. strikes q blow at the
press. He says: IA serious aud
thorough consideration Of the peril
which has SO shockiuglv broken la
upon the peace OF our national life
would be incomplete in its lesson
and warning if it failed to lead to
an honest self-eXamination and a
frank inquiry whether there are
not causes other than anarchistc
teachings, aud perhaps near our
own doors whose tendency, to say
the least. is 10 the wrong dlrec-
ton. Have not some of our public
journals, under the guise OF whole
some criticism OF official conduct.
descended to such mandacious aud
scandalous personal abuse as might
as well suggest hatred OF those
holding public peace! Has not the
ridlcu!e OF the coarse and indecent
cartoons indicated to those OF low
instincts that no respect is due to
official station? Have not living
accusations on the stump and even
in the halls OF Congress, charging
executive dishonesty, given hint
to those OF ped Judgment and
weak intellect that the President
is an enemy to the well being Of the
people, The ex President also
states that he believes in the
people being allowed to shake the
President BY the hand at public
functions. That the relations be-
tween the deceut people and the
Chief Executive are very close.
Because three of our Presidents
have been assasslnated that 10 no
reason why the President should not
meet the people and shake hands
with them. Being an ex.President
aud having gone through all oil the
functions twice as President, he
should be good Judge whether the
American custom Of greeting our
Presidents should be lcontlnued or
abolished. That although the
President has been clothed with
high honors bv his fellow county.
men. he s still one OF the people,
that he still needs their support
and appreciation and that he is
still in sympathy with them In
every condition of their daily life.
He believes in passing laws bv
Congress that Anarchists will not
be allowed in this country and the
community be rid of their presence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
The Denver Leaves.

The steamer Denver built by the
Harlan and Hol|ingsworth Company,
for the New York and Texas Steam.
ship Company, went out this morn.
ing on her trial trip. The Denver Is
the longest vessel that was ever
built here She went through the
Christana bridges without a hitch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Wilmington Bible Union

The regular meeting Of the viii.
mington Bible Union, will I've held
this evening in the lecture room OF
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
at 80 O'Clock. The les son topic
viii be Joseph in Prison. ~ Genesis
39th chapter, 10th to 23rd verses.
All Sunday school teachers and Bi.
ble students are cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
S. 90 TO GET YsDuRu AND RETURN
VIA PENNs\LNAN lARAiI.RIAD.

On account of the National Eucamp-
ment Union Netorai Legion at Getty<-
burg, October to ii. the Pcnusylvania
Rtl'rUal company VIII hcll excursion
tickets via Baltimore and tho Western
Maryland Railroad, AT rae OF u % for tho
round trip from Wilmington. Tickets
VIII uasoii and good going October L :,
y, "and 10, and returning to October 10,
inclusive
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

JulIN H. ROLLo has certainly
made an unevl1blc reputation tor
himself, and as consequence he
is now uHder arrest and locked up
n Jail in Bucks county, Pa. He
will be brought TO this city where
he will have to stand trial charged
with mutljatins books in the WI
mrngton Institute and purioinS
plates from the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Alaska Postal Service Excellent.

AIRSkR TOBtaI service E4celIen''
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Postoffice
Inspector John p. Clum has returned
from a trip of inspection through Alas
LA. He has reported to the department
that the service generally is In excel
lent condition, more particularly tn the
Yukon valley, where the various towns
have a mail service Of once week In
each direction. He established the
northernmost postottice in the uplted
States and what is probably the north
crnmost postoflice in the world. This
is ut Point Barrow, where Rev. DR.. II.
Richmond Marsh, the missionary at the
little settlement was appointed post
master. This place, where the north
ernmost newspaper in the world is pub
lished once year. will receive the
mails once a year by United States
revenue cutter. Heretofore the few
natives in the vicinity have had to
send for their mail about 700 miles and
often much farther.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Bankers Fatal Mistake.

GLONERSVILLE, n. y, Oct. T.
John McNab. one of the wealthiest
men in this section and president Of
the Fulton County National bank, Is
dead. aged eighty-six years, from the
effects of dose of carbolic acid taken
Friday night in mistake for cough
medicine
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Praying For Dry Weather.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Oct. 7.-Re-
1lgious PROFESSIONS are being held and
prayers are being offered for the cessa-
aud that there may not be a repetition
Of the great food Of twenty-five years
ago in western Nicaragua.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
AIninlDiIity A Itself.

II am afraid that my conversation is
unintereating," said Willie Wishing
ton.
Don't let the thought trouble you"
answered Mis- Cayenne, sweet y. 81 was
q litllr bit sleepy anyhow" WASH
iu2t,n Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

A ROYAL BLUE train on the Bal
timore and OHIO between Baltimore
and Washington, has made wenty-
SIX miles at the great speed Of
elghtv.six miles an hour ana coy
cred the entire distance of forty
miles in thirty eight and one half
minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

"The Girl from Maxim s." the
frisky farce that has been so very
successful. will be seen at the
Opera House next Tuesday night.
This lively creation is sure TO re.
ceve hearty welcome and to do
large business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
DOLkSTADER'S. S..

The famous Bachelors Club. Mr..
and Mrs Neuville, and numerous
other high.class vaudeville stars
will appear in The bill at Doeksta.
der 8 this week. Manager Dock
stader states that this will be one
OF the biggest bills Of the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Home From Convention,

Directors James H. Car,cr ana Patrick
+ ahey and Secretary Harvey j " iicy Of
tn" street ard Sewer DtpArlmun return.
ed N saturday might from Montsal
where they attended the convention Ot
the Association for Municipal Improve.
ulunt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
MALEPpA.

I he man who trained the horses
and the swordsmen who assisted
Menken. Kate Fisher, Leo Hudson
and Kate Raymond have been en-
gagged to supervise this portion OF
the preparation OF Leavitt and
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

Lederer's grand production Of Rob-
ert Griffin Morris new stage YER
sion OF Lord Bryons famous poem,
"Mazeppa or the Wild Horse of
Tartary' Cor which Miss Vernona
Jarbeau has been specially en-
gagged. She comes to the Opera
House on Friday afternoon and
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

ut was almost an q miracle Burlock
Blood Bit ers cured lno Of II terrible break
ing out all over the body.l an very grats-
fuI" Miss julia tiibridye, We:t Coru-
we'll, Conn,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

I'r looks as if the penn-ylvauia
Railroad Company intended 'ouaNe
only Wdy station Ol tbs C1ty,
running al. through tram Oh with
out ~toppu", lHJ- SHOULD not be
a4OW ,J by oar authorities.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

A boon to trnvrlers Hr. Fowlrr's Ex-
tract Of Wild : rnwberrv. Cures tlyseDtery
diurrhJen SEA sickness. nausea. Pleasant
w AXE. Acts promptly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

Monarch over pain Burns cuts. epra'ps
etlngs. In rtunt rr'ie!. DR.. Thomas re.
lec.rIc Oil. Al any drug stula
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

Only one remedy in the world that will
A. nee 81 on tuhness Of tn" skiu in any
pnit Of the d.. Doan's Oint,nen Al
aay drug store, 20 ceuts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

A JERSEY COW strollcd into 4 tle id
where family had hung out their
wash and eat mp three aprons, !
towels. , shirts and wrapper all
there was on the line, and the COW
now gives bIne Monday milk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

THE management OF the Balti-
more Sun has come TO the conClu.
SION that the modern mind demands
\ newspaper on Sunday and yes.
terday the Sunday Sun was launch
ed ON the public. The Philadelphia
North American broke away from
its conservative mooring and last
Sunday week began the duplication
OF a Sunday edition. 1t used TO be
that papers were published six
days IN the week. now tine dallies
have Sunday editions which they
charge > cents per copy Tor. In
ct there q more money to the pub
fishers IN one issue OF the Sunday
paper than four daily issues. This
is one reason why the pagers have
taken TO Sunday journalism. Will
mngton will soou !ollow suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

FROM all accounts there will be
several new industries located IN
our city i'll the near future. This
will create larger demand than
ever for small houses, although the
suppy now sdoes not begin to meet
the demand. There are a number
OF people who would rather rent
flats than a small house, and sew
eral large houses have been altered
into fats TO NEE, the demand Mr.
Joseph l., Carpenter, Dr., has al
tered his large house, formerly
used by the lIome tor t'rieudless
Children, on Adams street near
Ninth. INTO fats dnd has rented
every fiat. The location is a good
one and shows what can be done III
renting flats.
WE do not think much OF raising
the assessed value Of property 10
meet the deficit 10 be made up by
City Council in our CITY. The tax
rate is now so high that the prop.
ertv owners have raised howl
and made protest. Now property
should not be assessed Tor more
than it woujl bring at public
sale. Then rel! estate should not
be made to bear al! OF lie burdcne
of taxation and the expenditures
OF the city shauld be kept down to
the lowest possible figures. No
money should be wasted on useless
offices and then probable some
means will be devised between now
aud when the next Leg stature
mrets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

THE Sugar Trust for wears has
been compelled 10 buy the opposition
which has been started up in the
sugar refining business. Now the
wholesale grocers have prepared
plans TO erect plant in Jersey
City, n j.. to cost $500, 600 TO COM
pete with the sugar trust. THIS
will he one more plant Tor the
Trust to buy up, or agree to the
demands of the grocers and pre-.
vent the building Of the new sugar
factory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

THE Great White Throne" was
sung in West PRESBYTERIAN Church
Sunday evening, by Prot Jacob r
Clymer aud il Central Pre- sbyter-
Ian Church by Frank II. Mason,
in the morning. Both congreg a
tions were large at each church to
hear this popular sole rendered by
two of WIlmugtons most promi.
pent singers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-27
ARour RAILRoAp PEoPLE

Albert Sandifer Of the wheel shop went
home Thursday.
Conductor Thomas verIin has returned
from Oklahoma
Earl EdgeworIh has been transferred 70
the brass corner
Dan Lane Of the coach paint shop was
Of duty Thursday
Engineer Sherman has reported for duty
after a short rest
Edward CrFafstrOrn. mechanical engineer.
has gone to Chicago
A F. Hilton general storekeepers has
gone TO san Francisco.
Del Shay. who handles scrap lumber in
tEe sheds is laying Off
D. Alexander OF the blacksmith shop IS
On duty after a days lay Of
William Gordon Of the machine shop
nas been OF duty Tor few days
George 0ppenheiraer Of the blacksmith
shop las been out for z day OF Two
Fireman Mark Miller IS AT work again
after q lay on Of nearly two weeks
: Q. Thomas. agent for the Santa Fe
a Leave1 WORTH was In Topeka Thurs
daz
A new bolt machine is being set Up IN
the southeast Garner Of the BLACKSMITH
shop
aachInist william SauerIand is OF duty
wearing out second attack OF hay
fever
H. s. Latehford. 4 brakeman who has
been running over the cutoff. has re-
signed
John Paul. = night hammsrzuith, is lay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-27

roIIment has been exceptionally large
most OF the new members being adults
Conry. foreman Of the machine shop tool
room.
This evening WI be open house night
rooms VIII be thrown open for the social
events Of the winter months II has been
on each Friday night OF the season. TO b.
participates IN ny ladies Is vel AZ geu-
ueneu- The attendance tonight should be
exceptionally large
Clayton budding. q hollernaker helper.
Is or duty on account Of an injured hand
Last lIav while r1Trddirr vrass IA the ace
Of cutting a. blossom from a tree he sew
cred a tendon on the back " his ietr
hand Since then he has worked a good
deal. but lately the injury has been sig-
ing him trouble and It Is doubtful now ie
three weeks
An unofficial report has reached here
BENJAMIN Dustin sr had been made
foreman 81 the santa Re boiler shop az
King denarfr77enr sr5 81 o5-rr=a las
rrsnV frienfs here f5eefdes his father
ship here ard two brothsrs are NsWtos1
Frank p Pribb1e 81 the coach paint
shop who Thursday received his aDprel-
man 81 the santa. Fe paint shop at A.
EHntine. effective October The cLl-1
is four years Of 30 DAYS each ten hours
to the day Eri1hLe- however. began six
y
Twentieth Kansas and since rhel has
been at work here steadily.
Charles Nordsrrom of the air brake de-
rartueut in the car shops. has grown "a
fine crop Of pears on his fruit farm east
Of Tecumseh- The other day a commls-
sion man came along and offered him SID
for the product. and that without * belrss
necessary for him to turn hand toward
the picking Nordstronn may NOT accept
it, for. although that sun means ilr
when the harvesting ls not required
fruit unusually nn1s ready sale pro-
vided the quality g wei UP. and DE may
be able to do better. Pears would have
been much larger this season had there
been an abundance ef rain. but srIM chs
size is very fair any how.
Special car 20 that which viii be- oc-
cupied 1y the president ct the system
and the board Of directors. has been sent
out OF the coach shop and IS receiving the
finishing touches inside at the hands nr
the trimuers- This IS supposed 70 be-. and
doubt IS. the finest car on the santa
Fe- It is % feet long. Respondent from
the numerous coats Of palur and vlrllsl.
the lettering and friuziuE Of gold le1t.
and the highly polished brass trimmings
on the outside within the finish ls ~
mahogany. headius1g o. green and drA1
with simple heavy gold Tear urru..r-
three state rooms. compartment Tor r1e
porter and cook kitchen parrry and
wash room Everything IS arranged n q
way that for coureEl1ezz1e ana -le-arc4
could scarcely be nerrered- A great deal
OF time and labor has been spent upon ~
and the result seems 70 be quite com
rneusurata with the sans.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-27
First Practical Use Of Sholes
Telephone System.
Line Between Leavenworth and
South LeavenWorth-
FOR BLOCKING TRAINS,
Supplies the Need OF Another
Telegraph Wire.
Test Lines to Be Put in af
Various Points.

Between Leavenwort and South
Leavenworth the first practical test OF
the new Santa Fe system Of using tel
egraph wires for telephone and tele-
graph simultaneously IS being made
The distance between these points Is
only two miles. and the object OF in
stalling the telephone communication
IS to save the expense OF string1ng an
other wire 10 be used for blocking
trains
The Instruments were put IN place
last Monday 0y L II Jones assistant
TO Superintendent of Telegraph c G.
Sholes. 4 test was made at that time.
and it was found that something was
wrong with one or the instr uueuts. It
would talk but would not ring the
been procured and the connections
were made Thursday. Today : sue
cessfuI test was made. and the first
practical use OF the Sh0leS-J ones sys-
tenn is being demonstrated
Test lines VIII be put II place at va
ri1us points on the Santa Ee system
and the pracrIcabiIity and cost Of the
invention IN actual service VIII De de-
termined- If it IS clearly demonstrated
that the telephone Instruments can Dc
successfully cut in on telegraph CIR
cults, the plan VIII be forthwith intro
duced at many points on the line
The features Of the invention which
Mr. SHOES and Mr. Jones have made
after many months Of study ana Inves-
tIguti0u- are First. the fact that only
a single wire Is required 70 carry TIE
telephone message. and second. that
telephone conversations can be carried
on with perfect ease while AT the same
time teIagrapnIc messages are being
flashed over the same wire
The cost of the Instruments needed
for the equipment Of q line Is consider
ably smaller than the instruments used