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The sun., 1901-12-10
BELMONT LEADS In
BOWLING TOURNEY

Philadelphia, Doe 9.The Intercity
Rnwiing l.eHgue rc@nn,,, its schedule
last week after lay-off during Thanks
giving week and the results show rlos.r
i.ar.. for thr trophy.
Piedmont rolled III first game in three
weeks being scheduled with Germantown
Both tanns III times rolled poorly and
atIuiuh ihiiti III I'll. first game the
at,ar Traced considerably and Won out
after a close fight hy lo2 pins. Score:
Germantown. 2.33s. Belmont. 2,237
Wilmington and Rcltieli had II out at
Brtirld and although the totals wer"
harait ~ ~ standard Il good game re-
shifted aud victory Was won rs the home
team Score: Bclird, 2.l6s; Wilmington
l,nSn.
The game II Chester with Er~inc and
Penn a. opponents was the best game nf
tl week. Penn held the lead for the
first two games and looked like easy
winners hut ErSinn, not II he denied,
ratified off The third game in grand style.
and made 4 Harrison finish ana came off
vlct"t~ aitef Mi exciting finish hy Al
pins Score: Ersine, 2407; Penn, 1856.
The schedule this week is as follows:
Belmont vs. Penn. al Chester: German.
town IS. Wilmington. at Wilmington;
ANA B"ticld v. ErSinr, III NorriStawn.
Standing IL late:
The sun., 1901-12-10
SERUM SAVED THREE
IN AGONY OF TETANUS

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. s.-Dr, \. Leteye
of the q. l.. Magee Pathological Depart.
mpnt Of Mercy Hospital, has discovered
what gives every indication Of being q
successful serum treatment for tetanus,
or lockjaw After year Of patient es-
Ieiinenting on lower animals, the physl-
clan within the last three weeks has had
The opportunity OF testing his theory On
human subjects, middleaged man, q
nid,llp-aged woman and boy ten years
Id.
According 10 his statement, when these
patients were first given injections Of the
.prnm they we're violent, being in spasm'
md commissions. The treatment soof
brought them around, and within five q
,x days they We're restored 70 their form
n health.
Dr. Irteve does not assert thai tht
treatment will cure every ease. but BE-
iicves that the problem II teratin: teta
ms successfully has been solved.
The sun., 1901-12-10
WILL PLAY TUESDAYS.
The Wilmington Basket Ball Team
1 hanges Dates Of Home Games.

4 special meeting of the American
League of basketball Clubs was held in
nladrlphia on Sunday 70 discuss the
question VI changing the present per
rtslltage system. Peter +. Wnrtirin,
il presenting the Trenton Gluh. wanted
the rulr amended - that in future the
visiting rilh vnuld have either % per
,t,ut ID the cute receipts or the option
0t tiEad guarantee If sl5 whenever
ih" percentage lid not equal this amount
When finally pgi 10 4 vote i was d.
tileu q retain the present system of
diviuug tls gate receipts.
Tlta Wilmington Club which is press
IA With Il" much competition On Thurs
dy nights waS granted permission 70
change il, hane night u Tuesday. The
rr.nton { iii transferred the December
roth .amr with Chester. which was -
havr brru pl4Ned on the lattrr's floor 70
December 2l>t, at Trenton, and the
Tmntnu-N Wilmington game, at Trenton,
originally listed for December 18TH was
transferred III December 18th.
The sun., 1901-12-10
KOREAN MINISTER'S OUT.
rrn-.Iannne>" M-mhcrs Forced I,
Give - Their Portfnlins.

Tacoma Wash Dec . Advices
from the orient staff that several pro.
InpaHn>o mclufElS of tile Korean min
iStr We're recently removed
Chief among them wa~ Major Gen
nral I'0k minister Of foreign affairs,
Who was allscnt II Japan Attending
the mika,la,s ariny manenyers Ills
ltudnilis was brought nbout by ri Yum
Xix. Leader nf the Russtnn French par,
tr Who pointed ont that FOX was -.
pnu~ing Iapau'S cause too warmly, u
WAS shown ly his granting Japan 4
lrse ground concession at Masampo
and his Withdrawal Of the veto ull
grain eNpartatinn II .lapan'S hrhest
Minister If Agriculture kwon was
also dismissed as being toe pfo.Iapa
nt'Sr. Iok Is 10 be succeeded rs for
ei@n minister ~ ii. now minister to
81. Petersburg.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Closing prices
General Markets.

Nav fotk, nrc, O.
FLouR-siate and western dull. but hrla al
old dsutrs Minnesota patents, -. sIa4ij; winter
.truightJ s. SYa3t9. winter extra, 81. 5pa3r lg
plbtrr patents, .I1s4
WHEAT Less active and shade easier Through
disappointing cables, moderate unloading aud os
elgn selling: March. s1i4as7a4c.; May. s6s.as7i4c
RYR-Dul; STATE, SIC. q Z, SeN York. car.
lots, No western, lie. t o. b., adD4t.
CORN-Qui=tef and barely steady with wheat !;
NAV 7sta47SAc.
OATS showed moderate depression unia re.
slizng; track, white. STATE. l2s5bs track, White
western, 52ajdf
PORK steady mes, sis Bali p; family, sic 30
ali
LARD Easy; prime western steam, 9sTtsc
BUTTER steady; state dairy. ljs.3iec., ctrau.
cry. lua25tsc,
sHEESE steady; fancy. large. September, ios
I0i4c. fancy, small september ilEallc.; late
made best. lssgr ne. late made, best, mali.
| l1siDi.c.
Ests- STEADY; state snI Pannsylysuis, soa27c !;
western, At mars, 2da.
| SUGAR Raw steady; fsr refining 3 S.s2c
centrifugal. o. test. 3s.c rchned steady; crush.
ed, 5.+Dc powdered. y.
II RPENTISE-. Steady at 35igsSsc
| MDLASSES-Sse4dy; New Orleans, 3Tstkc.
/ Rlt'E--stesdy; domestic, ta6hcs; Japan, 4Es
| SIC.
TALLow-s STEADY; city, sTiaso.; country, q.
| s1ee.
HAY-ouiet; shipyi,g. ossssc.; good to .a.iee.
s2i2aS2iso.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Micrnhe. In Jewels

TO the bacteriologist. as 10 the sap
per, says the Lady's Pictora, nothing
j. sacred. In his positive grat 4 for a
new scare he will ransack he secret
recesses Of my lady's wardrobe, attack
Herr BabF's feeding bottle, ruthlessly
create panic in the pantry, and even
destroy ones faith in sealed vessels.
Casting about TO find some fresh lair
Of his beloved bacillus, he would nov
fling over the headgear of beauty her
self miorobir shadow, SO to saw.
lie would have lis believe that the
Ubiquitous germ fingers In the ma
erial Of which our dainty hats are
composed, and. Furthermore, that the
very ieweled hatpirs wherewith we
>ecurc hem TO our coiffures become
coated with tiny organisms. which
hus get conveyed TO lips and throats.
II is surely rather ridiculous sugpes-
lion. which ths hat manufacturers
treat with contempt. Really, if we
we're as nlicrobe-ridden as all this. life
would soon not he worth living.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way 10 cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con
dition Of the mucous lining OF the Ensta-
rh'-e lie. When this tube gets naam-
t,> ,,u have rumblins sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation ran be taken ont and
| this tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed for ever: nine
eases ait of ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an nfamed condi,
tion of the mucous surfaces.
| We will give One Hundred Dollars FOR
amy case Of Deafness (cnused by catarrh)
that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
! Cure. Send for circulars, free.
/ r. !. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
| Sold hy Druggists, 75e.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-12-10
A VERMONT SENSATION.
Prohibition Detective Deems Him.
self In Danger and Kills u Man.

self In Danger and Kills Man.
White River Junction, VT, Dec. o.
The endeayor Of S y. Waite to escape
from danger which he alleged 10 have
been threatened by crowd at the
Junction House here has resulted in
the death Of +. +. Gosher from bullet
wounds, while Waite himself Is in Jail
NJ Woodstock pending a hearing on the
charge of murder
II is alleged that Waite is employed
by New Hampshire prohibitionists to
obtain evidence in liquor cases and
that his methods had become unpop-
ular In fact. il is stated that he was
compelled To leave Lebanon last week
on account Of threats of bodily vio-
lence.
Conflicting stories are told concern
ing the affair. Waite states that a
crowd gathered on the hotel piazza ap-
parently hostile TO him. One person.
he says. struck him. and in self de-
f"nse he drew revolver anr~ fred
three shots. One bullet entered Gosh
er'S abdomen. another passed through
the sleeve IL w 81. John. and the
third went into the floor Waite was
arrested at once
G6Sher was able 10 walk to doc
tors office. but the physician upon
making an examination gave no hope
that the wounded man would survive
lie died soon after. He was painter
and formerly lived nj Bradford. Vt.
Waite was taken 70 the county Jail
nj Woodstock.
The sun., 1901-12-10
THE NEW MINISTER.
Opera House Audience Pleased With
New Piece.

Drnman Thompson's New England
comedy drama, Our New Minister,
was presented at the Opera House last
evening for the first time. The attend
anen Was not 80 large as was expected.
The piece deserved better support and il
il theught that tne sale Of seats will BE-
urg,. when il plays return engagement
hcfe iii rcliruary.
The scene II the play i mid II Hard
scrabble and the time the present. John
Terriss, the new minister, finds that he
has i hard lot 10 deal with. Many u
| his congregation believe they are chris
iianS because they 20 around with long
| face> auh arr opposed 70 all kinds q
gayety. The preacher believes in the
golden rule and breaches il much 70 the
lai~eomfnrture Of sons of his consrega
4 tion An effort is made 70 oust him by
| the william. After much trnnble every
thing comes ont right and the parson
nlarfics one ~ the village girls There
lii delightful comedy running through
| the piece. II i II that clean kind motto.
alic III fhe Old Homestead, John +.
Rrawn IL Nrezicks, Slangy lad, made
Il hig hit. All the characters We're vel
j taken.
The sun., 1901-12-10
L5st in a Jungl

The adventures Gf travellers in 'narht
est Africa" are often uf highly dan
gerorls kind. Even the sportsman in
search of quail and pigeon is not wise if
he wanders far from camp Or his com
paninns, as more dangerous game Il like
III To he near AT hand. \ Traveller liar
rates disagrrcahle experience which
cam" near 10 proving oven worse than
that.
H.. had gone of alone, carrying only
Ms shot gun with No. 8 shot for pigeons,
and had got into 4 very wild sort Of
jungle. Ii was well toward evening. and
81. after wandering about fnr some time
and seeing nothing, he began % retracc
his steps Inns, he soon found, was no
easy matter. and after pushing first one
direction and then in another he began
t. givp up hopes Of getting back 70 camp
thar night.
Ii was about quarter Of an hour he
fore sunset. | was forcing my way along
narrow track which | believed would
eventually take me 10 the main road.
when suddenly huge leopard sprans
FROM tree just IN front 0f me
levned my gun, hnt feared e pull
the trigger, thinking thai the putting u
u
beast would only enrage him 50 with
my gun at NY shoulder and mS eye fixed
upon the leopard, which had alightrd oil
The ground only about 10 yards III front
II ms, | gradually drew back.
The creature just eronehed upon thf
ground like hinge cat. lashiug lis tail
backward and forward, ,narlns horribly
showing all its fHugs. And thus ] left il
/ II now hogan t. get dark. and being
1 tlnuch alarmed II the prospect of STAYING
innt al night iii 50 wild and dangerous q
quarter, | began 70 blow with all my
Knight The whistle which i always carried
! IN nty belt.
! after blowing for some time ! heard Z
s,ill, and making nff in the direction ~ i
suddenly found myself entering a village
/ The natives. when they saw me, flee
I in Ill directions, and could not ert neal
enough t. make my request fur hell
/ known 10 them. wandered about III th
village for little while and then blew
4 my whistle agnIn: this time with brtteI
| success. for ont ~ the thcket emerged
my rapk. who, missing m. III camp Nil,
fearing that was lost, had set "ff t,
find me. ana hearing the whistle was 10
- me- hy that.
Vary thankful ! was ~ last to got int
my ittlu canvas tent 1t had ncyr
seemed 30 much like home. And ! ha,
learned a lesson which has stood Inc j
good str.d during all my travels il 81
RIGA namely; never ia wander nti al@u
III 4 country that ] DO not knaW. Fai#l
MEgh Scotsman.
The sun., 1901-12-10
SLAIN BY BoLoMEN,
Mystery surrounding Fate Of Amer
lean Miners NJ Last GIeared.

White sulphur Springs. Mon. Dec.
4 The fat" Of GEORGE Hayes and i
party Of three prospectorS. who left
frrn to prospect III the Philippines IN
lS93, has frcl revealed III a letter inst
received III the city. The party haS
h"nn missing since March, 1900. and
every effort to locate the miners has
been futile NJ 70 thiS time
Rev J. q LenlIalt. formerly min
isler at Hawaii residing at Manila.
wttS Induced hy friends of the missing
men y take III the search. Biligent
inquiry ~ his part disclosed the fact
that tlie party diSrrgnrding the warn
inrS nf tile military hot to venture be
Hpnl their lines Of defense, had gone
itttp the mountains Of central I.uznn
Inter tlle bodies Of the four mon
W"rn found literally chopped 70 pieces
hy bolomen. The heads and arms We're
severed from the bodies and the bod.
ipS were otherwise horribly mutiated.
Hayes and james Brown We're idcnti.
lied hy papers they had upon their p"r.
The sun., 1901-12-10
THE LIVERPOOL FRAUDS.
some Very Interesting Statements
Made In Court.

London, Dec. 81 Thomas Peterson
tiondie the former bookkeepcr of the
Bank Of Liverpool: Dick Burge. the
English pngilist. and T. r. Kelly, the
book maker Of Bradford. were arraign-
ri at the Bow street police court in
connection with thr Liverpool bank
frauds. Prosecuting counsel announc-
ed that Gondfe admitted h. had forged
rlincks bmt disputed fhr aggregate
intount The statement VI counsel was
lnosily reiterafion 1T facts already
known.
The most interesting point was the
announcement made hy counsel that he
Was able 10 prove that after Kelly had
"milked" Goudie 10 the extent Of fT2,-
iOo Bttrge got wind Of the situation
ant III conjunction with Lawrie
Marks. the American boukmaker. who
i. said 10 have committed suicide by
jumping overheard from a channel
~ttam"r. and James Nances. book
ni;lii.r welI known on the American
tIteFS, decided h0t 70 leave Goudie in
tlir hands of Nelly. The trio there
upon dispatched Mances to interview
t;nHdir with tho result that they accu-
nulafed tal.pn, of which Burge re-
raivtd pne-half Names anr-thiri and
Marks ono.siAth
The sun., 1901-12-10
For the ConyaIescent.

4 recent cnnvalcscent much enjoyed a
raisin parrllge thar was one Of the dishes
q the menu offered by trained nurse.
The recipe for il, as got from Ifs com
Inundcr, called for 4 dozen large raisins,
which wrrt, cut in pieces and boiled half
~ hour in q little water. When the
water has al boiled away, add one cup
lul u milk. and when thiS has been
brought u the boiling point stir in a
thickeninr made Of a teaspoonfu Of flour
wr' ii little cold milk The porriare
i done when il is smooth, and as thick
Is rnstard Add quarter Of teaspoon
tnl Of salt as il is taken from the fire,
and serve hot
The sun., 1901-12-10
LABOR MEN KEPT BUSY
Many Resolutions Adopted by Conyen-
tion of American Federation.
FOR MARINE LAW CHANGES,
Wonid give Every Seaman the Right
TO Quit Any Merchant Vessel
When Service Has Become
Obnoxious TO Him.

Scranton, Pa, Dec. o. - The com
mittee on resolutions engaged the at
tention of the American Federation OF
Labor at the days session. The com
mittee reported number of resolu
tions aud the delegates immediately
proceeded 10 consider them. The reso
buttons We're read by the chairman Of
the committee. L. A. Agard. glass
bottle blower and mayor OF Fairbury,
Ill.
The first resolution considered was
one pledging the assistance of the fed
Grafton TO the Tourneymen Tailors'
EHi0n of America In its contest for
free shops. The resolution was adopt.
cd These resolutions were also adopt.
ri:
retitioning congress 10 amend the
marine laws so that every seaman shall.
have the right 10 quit any merchant
vessel on which the service has be-
come obnoxious to him; also 10 pro
hibit the towing on the oceans Of gi.
gantic RATS.
The committee on labels reported
The following resolutions. which We're
adopted hy the convention:
That the federation refuses 10 recoG
nizc labels got up hy rival unions Of
the Tobacco Workers International
uiion. indorsing the hlue label Of the
Tobacco Workers nninn; that the fed
era'ion draw up form Of obligation
that will instruct all new members 10
demand the union label wherever they
purchase manufactured goods; indors,
ng the union stamp OF the Information.
al Union Of .Iunrneyman HOrseshoers
and indorsing the label Of the Actors
National Protective union
child Labor and Cigars.
4 resolution boycntting cigars made
by child labor and machinery caused =
long discussion. Many delegates op
posed the word machinery maintain
lIg that the federation could not sue.
pesSfully oppose the Introduction OF
machinery. They advocated the or.
ganization Of operators Of the machines
like those who operate typeSetting ma
chimes. Tie resolution with the WORD
machinery" stricken out was adopted
Some business of purely routine
nature was disposed Of. and the con
vcntlon then adjourned for the day
/ 1'liS was done 10 allow the severa
committees 10 give delegates hear
Ing on resolutions that haze been r.
frlred to them for consideration.
Rcfore adjournment President Com
/ prrs announced the appointment q
/ President " y. Mahon of thr AmalGa
mated Association of Street Tar Elm
] porrus and President john Mitchell D
4 tile I'nited Mine Workers as a com
/ miitpc 10 take Charge of The street en-
\ strike III lliiS city.
The sun., 1901-12-10
PERSON AIS.

Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke Ghurrhman will
spend The greater part Of this week III
N"w York.
Miss Edna Barker, Of Milford, i, yis-
iting her sister. Mrs. Frank Picrson
here.
Miss Rrssie Morrison, Of Goatrsyille,
Is the guest u Miss Fannie McCauslanl
here.
Miss Soohil Heller, ii olrsSs, has
be"lt smn'ins some time ia Wilmington.
John =. I.rngrl and Miss Katie Lcngel
have gone g Los Angeles, Cal Nr.
Lrngol will return soon, but Miss Len
g"l will spend the winter there
J. H. Rateman, Of the Dover Sentinel
Robert Hottcckcr, of the Smyrna Times
aud Edwin H. Paynter Of Georgetown,
were il Wilmington Yesterday morning.
The sun., 1901-12-10
CANADIAN POLICE
WILL PERMIT BOXING

Buffalo. n. y, Dec. sThe reports
which circulated last week that svxing
would be stopped by the Canadian au-
thorities III the International A. Q. at
Fort Erie, which is located across the
border from this city. was last night
proved untrue by an order from tn
attorney general Of Canada to the chief
of the Fort Erie police, not 70 interfere
with legitimate boxing contests.
The Rube Burns-Joe Walcott bout Will
therefore take place next Monday night
iii the club. II will be for the welter.
weight championship OF the world, and
4 great crowd from all over the country
lis expected. The clubhouse will seal
nearly 1000 persons and was built about
| tMn months ago.
The sun., 1901-12-10
A M'KINLEY TABLET.
Br"nye One MARKS pince where Bod,
Lay Ia stntr.

Buffalo. ncc. q 4 bronze tablet
now marks The spot where the body Of
thr late President Mckinney lay IL
state in thi> city iii tile lower corridor
II the city hall.
Tho inscription on it i n follows:
Here ay ii stat" The body Of vii.
Fam Mckinley president of the United
States, sept. -. 1901.
Forty ytivc stars form ln border OF
tho tablet. and tfe letters are eut int
the hranzt 10 The depth of tllr"r=rglths
III Nm nnL
The sun., 1901-12-10
Two Ways to he Well Dressed.

4 French writer says there are two
methods that woman can adopt for
lting always we'll dressed The first is
ixtlAvagant; consisting in hring slave
~ fashion. and in ruthlnssly spending
time and money. The second is ccononi-
faI consisting in having few dresses
well chosen. appropriate for the occasions
that compose ones life. and these gowns
should BE- - few that they last only long
~ thu season and permit their wcarer u
"Htcr th" following one With 4 new mod
rst supply Following this rule, one can
always j" in the latest fashion. and al
wat> freshly arrayed.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Dc Ge1. ,nnlhcr ncn,nnd.

London pcr =. II 81. John Pix.
ted Ill Tire United States and who is al.
legged 10 haSe wrecked the Scand-
Eyian-Amnriean bank ~ Wharom.
Wash. has been again remanded Al
TIL" Bow street polio" court until Dec.
II ii spite of The protests Of the United
Slatrs embassy officials Counsel fol
tile prisoner claimed that IL had no,
hud tine 10 examine ihr rXtraditinn
Iiapnrs.
The sun., 1901-12-10
CRACK BowLERs TO PLAY.
Game 10 be on Republican Club
ALLEYS.

The Young Mems Republican Cubs
first bowling team comprising Rice,
Brown, Finn, Kemp aud Robertson
this evening on the Republican Club AZ
leys will Play the All Wilmington t"a'n.
thr members u which ar. WoodMa,d,
Burk. Knox. Moody AMI Patrick
There are none but crack players ~
III, MI Wilmington team AMI thry httr
h.,n hns.iIng " their ahllitt ,lhrel-h
il olcSii llis members Of tn Republican
Club team said nothing but they clailn
they will be in NJ the killing
The sun., 1901-12-10
Buffalo IsaiI club Incorporated.

Albany. y, l., Dee. = The Buffalo
Baseball club has been Incorporated
with q capital stock of S12.OoO to main
tain j baseball organization Mt Buffalo.
Tho directors are Edward J Enssey
and Harry Murray Of Buffalo and John
j. philhin Of Omnhn. \cN
The sun., 1901-12-10
Now we're Invading Iceland.

Copenhagen, Dec 2. American rap
italist~ arc examining The pyritiftron,
lands in Iceland with ihe view Of plf
chasing or leasing them from th" goy
elnment These properties were for
mcrly leased by All English Syndimre
whose concession was revoked as tht
rcnt was not paid