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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Its1v and the Slave Tramc.

Rome. Aug. 30.-Ieplying to an Amer
lean consular criticism of the italian
treatment of the slave traffic In Ery.
threa. Italian East Africa. the Tribuna
contends that the government Is doing
all it can to suppress slave trading. but
that. as the Red sea coast Is most diff
ficult to patrol. some of the traders es'
cape. Italy regrets this, the Tribuna
says, and is striving to remedy the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Delegates Arrived.

Bishop b. i. Ruley Of No. 10
West Twelfth street, received tele.
gram stating that the Uuon A. M.
L. convention deleg ates to the Ecu
menical Conference. Wesley Chapel.
London, arrived this morning, at
IT'S o'clock. The following were
delcg gates; Bishop J. C.'Wilmore, OF
Canada, Rev. e. Smith Of New York,
and Rev. X. S. Accoo, pastor Of
l.. A. M. +. Church, Twelfth and
French streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
TcmnIars' COucIoye mt an End.

Louisville, Aug. 3O.-The twenty.
eighth trennial c0nclavc of the
knights Templars Is thing OF the
past, and outgoing trains are laden
with the rear guard Of home going
Passengers. The majority of visitors
left during the night. In numerous in
stances the communicates split up in
order to take in points of interest, not
ably Mammoth cave.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
~ RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May l9, 1901.
All trains illuminated with Pntsch

Schedule In effect May 10. 1901.
All trains illuminated with Putsch
g E1pEess trains; 1v13,s,,n+o, no,.v ava.
N NEW S.'i York week days. 500. .s,ss. .1o.Ss
M; s1s1s. .2.Ss, .s5s, '6.1s Royal Linn
rs ss Il :S q ~ q H. .ioss ss ss s"Rasys us. heys sel
.imited), .7.42, slO.52 D. m.
'iPHiLA,,DELPHiA, Week days, .5.O1. $50.
$50, 12c,- 500, .Ss, '195g lo.5: q. M;
bS. ss.Y7, 6.a5, .742' 40 So p. IN. Sundays.
6.0l, 7.2G S5C, 80 30, 1855, si1.35 a. m: s235,
n, 'sbs, '5.ls ORoyal Lim.ted): 635. '742.
.5S .io62 p. Pm m; ..v. sm .s,o 7oo .an
as .lo5s ic.5s a. IHn"; NJ; s s g .ss5. sG:
III ILL., TEE TEE p p m M sa5ass5j st &c. e. e. ~ ~ ss
Atlantic City. week days. $3.50 and 'sss
a. M, "l219 .235, 1853, '51S and 1927 p.
|. m. Sundays, 7.20 and 1923 a. M. '5.1S
Cape May, week days, $3.50 and '9.s9 a.
M, 'l2.19, "235 and '3.5s p. IN. Sundays,
| 72O a. m. and '2.35 p. m.
Sea Isle city. week days. $3.50 a. M.
| @1218, '2.35 and 'S.5S p. IN. Sundays. "2.35
Baltimore and Washington week days.
4.1S aS, 's.o4. 'll,Ol a. M: '125s. zoo go,
m. Sundays, 14ls. 'SO4. s.o5 a. IN; 'l2.6s,
2. :z;oss ?, :1.51 $50 (Royal Lmitsd', s5S. 's04.
baltimore and way stations. 655 a. m:
~ D. M, daily except Sunday; 9.05 a. M;
GbS D. M. Sunday only.
.Si sWsff a. n; 9sSs .n5s, o IS. ~ SO, @ .ie:is
D. m. Sundays. ais, 's04. 9.O6 a. M: '12.bS.
A.p7. SIS. SO. 'lo.l6 p m:
Pittsburg, week days, sS.04 a. m; s457.
s101s p. m. Sundays. '8.N a. m; '467. s10.l6
Chicago, daily, .sH a. m; as7 .. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 4.18 g. NJ;
s1268 and '10.l6 y. my daily.
6ingerly accommodation, week days, 666
4 M; al9, 6,10 p. m. Sundays 8.06 a. m;
Landenberg accommodation, week days.
$50 p. m. Sundays 655 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days 2.45 p. m.
| Landenberg-,w-~k days, $40 a. m: 1k,
| $50 .. m. Sundays, $40 a. m; 655 p. m.
! LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Will
minston, week days, sS85, $50, $780, @108,
D % o. m. ;'12 70, o,'l.S72 5.'s.O7. '42OA3O. $50.
H4e (Royal Limited), 5,65. 6.S5. TS0 94O
I'll Is D. m. Sundays. 'S.e5. '7.30, 500 and
u.OO a. m.: '1220, 'lH, lR, '42O, '6.48
(Royal Limited), 6.b5. "7.30. 740, $40. 1880
p. m.
Rates to Western points lower than via
Il. 4. MiLLER. Passenger Agent VII.
D.ns'1aaA 8. 3 aART1N. H; Man. Of Pass. Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
uocy Held on Bribery Charges

Nogalrs, A. r., Aug m.-commis.
siOnpr George has held Collector Of
Customs Hoey on two charges Of ac.
cepting bribcs and unlawfully permit
ting Chinese to enter the United States.
The charge of conspiracy, which in
cluded the dead Inspector JOsscy, has
been dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Citilsns Com nittca

Mr Alfred Gawthrop called az
the NlpuELItA% Office and le1t the
following names which have been
appointed by him, to serve on the
CitiIeos Committee; Alired y. War.
ner, Henry {. English, John e.
RosscI, & orge Il. Iio!fecker, Geo,
c. Morton, A. L Reed, Alfred u.
Poole, Thomas H. Melvin and B,
t. Shaw.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
MARRIAGES..

POWEi.I.-HAi.EY-At Delaware Avenue
Baptist parsonage, No. 1900 Washington st. I.
by Rev. John Snape Samuel H.. P0W-il or
this city and kebecca Haley, OF Harrisburg.
Pa.
HUM WAkNEN-At No. III Washington
street, on August ", 1901, by Rev. J, Edgar
Franklin, Edward c. r uhn aud Mary G.
Warren, both Of Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
DEAL nS.

CAMrRELI.--on August 20. 1901, Mary j.
Campbell
ANDERS 0N--On August 49, 1901 Edward
B. Anderson, aged IL } ears.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in.
yited to attend his funeral from his late resi-.
dcnce, No 7Uy Dul'ont street, o. Sunday ht.
terno ou at o'clock. Services Mt Haven NJ.
Ii. Church lnterment at Ezion Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
The v Gather

On SUNDAY partly cloudy ard cooler
weather will prevail wi hnOrti eIly winds
pr Cutd0d ny local rains.
Ga Monday partly cloudy to fair weathor
hnG GHJicr,
IN, therm oineter at w. c. Tayior s
drag store Go2 King struut today regis
cred h5 follows:
Z oct GU4 ~ o CLOCK O'clock
~ 70 ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Vital Stalls tics.

Secretary Cahill Of the Board OF
Health reports that during the past
week there were 20 deaths, 80 births
and 2 marriages recorded while fcr
the CORES ponding week last year
there were % deaths, A births and
marriages,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
i. ru.a nG JrIne Hum NH reyA

The VNNe OT JVUEV IIUI11V"EVgN'
Washington, Aug. m-JudGe Hum
plreys of Honolulu called at the de
part nent of Justice during the day and
had all interview with Attorney Gen.
eral Knox. The attorney general has
arranged for a hearing of the charges
against Judge Humphreys to be held
next Monday or Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Vbe sultan strikes mt France.

THO SWIVUH SVTFNFN nv = "1'NN'
Paris, Aug. 3O.-Thc Matin says the
sultan's first retaliation against France
is the publications. Of an trade withdraw
ing the concessions and tax eXemp-
ticns from the French religious com
munity at Beirut, Syria. The French
communities at Jerusalem are also
taxed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Monthly Report
&sS
rn -

Building Inspector John J. Cas-.
sidy reports that during the month
of Angus, there were 20 permits is'
sued ior work amounting to $302..
225. This has been a record
reaker month In the office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

U>xCHANGE DECORATING CO.. PAINT
D. ers and paper hangers.-It you have not
the cash. we will take any kind Of inerchau..
disc in exchange for work. including ew and
Rooms pspered t9 30 paper Included; painted
SiSO up. fronts paintsd Is up, Doors graia.
Cd ll.O6: Roofs painted No. foot. Our work
Il strictly hrst GLASS Work done in olty or
country. sond postal and We WILL oeal W
Blnnott str cot, SyN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Arm Broken .

Michael Lynch, employed at the
stone quarry on Vandever Avenue
had his arm broken in two places by
falling from the S tone crusher. He
was removed to his home in a cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
I'm His Vacation,

George Fceney. postma,ter at
the p, w. & B. Railroad station.
started on his vacation tolay. He
will spend most ol the time cunning
Tor reed birds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Special cars To Chester.

Several special cars we're run to
Chester this afternoon In order to NC.
commodate the large number Of peo.
ple who wanted to attend the ball
game in that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
= delaware Avenue Church Choir,

- DtIdWNre AVcHue VnurCu S"oH'
After having a months vacation
the choir OF Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church will be found in
their respective places tomorrow.
Miss Hattie Pierce has been re.en.
gagged as organist.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Heavy Travel

There is an unusual heavy travel
over the p, W. s. B. road today
and as a resul. all trains running
both north and south are many
minutes late. - ----
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

Thieves stole 100 chickens AID
robbed the creamery Of viii liam
Webster OF Brandwine hundred,
two nights aga.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Evening Service Resumed

The evening preaching service will
be resumed at Bethany Baptist
Church tomorrow evening by the
pastor, Rev, O. Z. Buddingtou.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

A bls:siNg alike to young and old; DR.
Fowlsr's Extract Of Wild Strawberry.
Natures specific for dysentsry, tiarrhoea
and SUNNI " eomplalnt. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

New Are in stock. Lat
est novelties for
Fall Suits, Trou s ers,
Coats and Vests
Piece aud Overc . a 2.
Fancy Cheviots in
Goods mixed patterns for
Sack Suits so TO
S35. Neat striped ard
small check Worsteds for
Sack or Cutaway Coat
Suits $50 to $40 Un-
Dire s c d Worsteds in
stripes and mixtures for
Sack or Walking Coat
Suits so to $40. Black
Clay DiaSonals, Unfnish-
ed Worsteds and Thibets
for Sack or Walking Coal
Suits $40 to $40. Prince
Albert Suits s25 to s45
Full Dress and Tuxedo
Suits s25 to $50. Fit,
trimming and work guar
ahteod to please you and
give satisfaction. Stop in
and look through.
Closed evenings al 6
o'clock except Saturdays.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
9th aad Market, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
The Weather.
Cloudy; west winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations Of the New forL
stock Exchange.

New YOfK, NUF. 3T
Money on call firm at 2a.a3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, ii2aj per cent. Sterling ex
change barely steady, with actual business II
bankers bills at 81. sGha4 s6ta for demand and at
"A sla4 81, for 90 DAYS Posted rates, SI.s5 ano
s4s7is commercial bills, $4s3h4a4. s3%4. Silver
certificates unquoicd, Bar silver, 5slac Mexican
dollars ijicc Government bonds steady. state
bonds inucIiyp Railroad bonds firm.
Closing prices:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN EARN
- good wages handling our Christmas
sAry Address ilif &to., III Wabash, Chi.
caso. a0l'llNh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

1NOH SALE OR EXCliANHE-TWD PAIRS
r Of 2 year old mules;.a lew fresh cows
and sprrgers. ONeal Bros. No. Cuba. Del
3l.6t$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

1.OR SAIE-FlNE tlUgBnAltD REFRla.
L orator. Old blraous and stuuds, fine
swell front sidebosrd, tne tufted :llcn, ch'f.
Fotisres fine sewing machine fine quarter
OK swell front bedroom suite, . foot Off ce
table and ohalr-. claw foot sidcooarj. Nc
Mnhou Bros. 52 Kin. street. Delmarvla
phone 1873.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08

Anniversaries and the library are
treated in another chapter, while chap
ter ten is given over to the telllhg Oh
written and printed records of the as
ISOLATION, and gifts and bequests thal
have helped it along.
CHAPTER II is devoted to Albert Cur
tbs, who has done more than any other
to make the Worcester Association the
success it is. From him in the form OF
gifts and requests, the Association mas
received more than 100000
1t was in 1872 that the first recogni-
ton of boys was made, and not until
1887 that they were accorded the priv
leges in the building. Chapter II tells
of the growth of the boys department
and of the appointment only this year
of a. boys secretary" under that title.
AS interesting, too, is the chapter fol-
lowing, which tells of the Woman
Auxiliary, first formally organized IN
1891
CHAPTER IA is devoted entirely to a
neculiar work done by the Relief Com
nittee of the early Association, the for
warding of unstamped letters found at
the postoffice. This work was contin-
ued until change was made in postal
regulations putting an end to it. The
next chapter recites some incidents and
items of especial interest in the asso-
Citations history.
The remainder of the book, 20 pages.
contains names of life members, Off
GERS and directors of the Association,
together with an unusually convenient
index.
Mr. Roe is to be praised hifhly for
the success of his undertaking, for the
book cannot fail to be not only inter
esting but extremely valuable wherever
Young Mems Christian Associations
exist.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08
NEW SANITARIUM IS
OPENED TO VISITORS

Special to The spy:
Clinton, Dec. 7-St. Mary's Sanitar-
ium for Women on School Street, was
opened to visitors for the first time,
this afternoon. The interior has just
been completed, although several pa7
tents have already been received, and
several operations in major surgery
performed by DR.. Philip T. O'Brien and
the staff of assistants.
The interior is said to be the hand
soonest of any institution of the same
kind in New England. The floors OF
the main halls have been finished in
hard wood The rooms occupied by pa
tents have been similarly finished. The
walls throughout have been enamelled,
so that they can be washed with hose
if necessary.
The nurses quarters are also ample
and attractively fitted. The beds are
modification of the ordinary hospital
style. and have been made especially
for the hospital. The bedding was also
specially made The bath rooms are
very complete. They are made with
conveniences for showers and Russian
baths The etheriZing, steriliZing, and
operating rooms are finished on the
same plan as the rest of the house.
In the sterilizng room are the latest
mechanisms for getting rid of germs.
The operating room has completely
new and very large set of instruments,
and is fitted with glass and iron cases,
and a glass and iron operating case.
Among the unique appliances among
the instruments is one for the trans
fusion of blood, or of liquids into the
blood.
The lighting in the operating room is
arranged on a plan devised by DR..
O'Brien, which is said to give a bet
ter control of the illumination during
an operation than any before known.
The floors are covered with Bigelow
Carpet Company rugs, which are re-
moved once a day and thoroughly
cleaned.
Many well-knOwn people were among
the visitors, including several out-of-
town physicians.
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in mostly by her schoolmates in the
Normal School, by pupils of hers, and
by especial friends in the city and
county. They made careful canvass
Of their friends and neighbors, and
asked everybody they met to save up
coupons Owing to the fact that the
date limit on the coupons was for one
week, the number saved up was not
nearly as large as it would have been
had there been no restriction as to the
time in which they would be accepta-
Bile. But the scholars with praise
worthy persistency, secuted about for
votes and the result Of their labors
gives Miss Adams handsome piano.
She wishes to thank, through The Spy,
all of her friends and helpers who did
so much for her in collecting votes.
Miss Anna c. Hartford. winner of Sec
ond prize a fine sewing machine, is
popular teacher at the Ledge Street
School She made little personal eff
fort to get coupons, leaving it to her
scholars and friends. They entered
eagerly into the plan, and the query
was made of many a family, do you
take The Spy?" Miss Hartford grad
uated from the Normal School, class
of 1894 and was for some time prin-
cipal of the Blithewood School.
Miss Margaret j. Carrigan Of the
Edgeworth Street School has only been
in Worcester since 1898 and her large
vote which gave her third prize, BIZ
cycle. is a compliment to her populari-
ty. She came here from Randolph Vt,
and soon made hosts Of friends. She
took no active part in the contest her
self, but she was pleased to see the
interest her scholars took in 1t.
Charles Mahan was her first scholar
to collect coupons, and he put his
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08
MOTION IN EDWIN
MARKHAM'S POEMS

The movement of mans spirit is
translated into his work in terms Of
action, or repose. The Vibratory i'm
pulse of live spirit gives a reaction in
static or dynamic effects, just as vibra-
lions of ether in the realm of color,
register according to velocity as violet
or red.
A curious study is this of linguistic
response to spiritual vibrations, and
one that gives testimony as truly as
does taking the pulse in therapeutics
Old Homer shows us today the en-
ergy of his soul, not alone by his story,
or the heroisms of his men, but by the
very structure of his sentences; by the
action that lives in his every verb and
participle. In Homer everybody is
moving, everything is stirring. Read
the description of the characterization
of Achilles shield and get the rhythm.
1t is one swirl of action.
De Quincy of later day is good
example of the same restless energy.
His vocabulary is vocabulary of mo-
ton. Tennyson's early work is a no
table illustration of just the opposite
Of this Homeric headong quality-the
very antithesis of this rush and go.
Here all is sculpturesque, unmoving,
or moving softly as tired eyelids upon
tired eyes The Lady of Shallot, ell
the other dreaming things of that ear
ly book, celebrate every phase of rest,
and slumber, and easeful death. No
where is there zest of action. Even
Ulysses" supposed to be a type of
rebellion against inaction, against
"rusting out" is only a shadow man
moving vaguely toward no end.
Mr. Edwin Markham both in his first
book of poems CThe Man with the Hoe
,gA hic n il 1aS
volume, Lincoln and Other Poems,
discloses himself as a poet full of the
Homeric rhythm, poet full of ire
mendous motive power.
In the first sentence of the poem on
Lincoln" (the best Lincoln poem ever
written, by the way we find the pro-
phetic whirlwind hour greatening and
darkening as it hurried on The
sower hurls his grain The little birds
teeter The waters pound boulders and
gather, scatter and amass. The feet of
Christ are bridging the seas, and shak-
ing the continents. The young God of
The Free Press rouses the watchmen,
filings out his banner, plunges his sword
amongst thieves and hurlS into their
faces"The blaze of its intolerablelight. "
The suicides soul goes Wailing from
the world. The Pleiades whirl and
dance and are drawn on lin mystery
and might"
Examples are on every page; in al
most every sentence One has only to
glance down a page to catch this Ho-
merle phase of the Markhamic muse.
Writing so charged with the passion
of the man behind it is always inter-
esting, however much one may disa-
gree with the conclusions reached. 1t
is lack of this living, moving spirit
that helps to make dull writing, and
MI Markham has no tagging place.
He is full of zest in his own story and
carries one with him from the hurry
ing feet and merry flee of churl and
maid" in the castle to "fording the
hurting creeks" in the hills, to watch
ing all things" circling in one cosmic
dance. One motion older than the ages
| ara
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whole boyish heart in the work. Some
Of Miss Carrigan's boys saved up their
pennies to buy papers with. and it
speaks well for the personal influence
of a teacher when boys will give up
chewing gum and candy TO help their
teacher win prize.
All the teachers who are in the con-
test desire to thank all their friends for
the personal interest taken in the re-
suit Of the voting II has been a suc-
cessful contest, free from any friction
and all are satisfied.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08

something in regard to their method of
getting the votes.
Miss Carrie NJ. Adams, winner of the
piano, is a Worcester girl graduating
from the State Normal School in 1877.
She began teaching at the old Grafton
Street School when the building was
opened, in 1878, and she has since con-
tinued at the same school, which has
been rebuilt and enlarged.
That she has a large circle of friends
is shown by the big vote she received
in the contest. The coupons were sent
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08
PICTURE FRAMING.

A full line of frames in all sizes from
a small photo frame to that for life
size portrait, and over $50 patterns of
mouldings in stock, from which frames
will be made to order at a few hours
notice. Attractive and useful presents
The studio has been newly decorated,
furnished and equipped and is now in
every particular the equal of any
studio in the state. Our prices (both for
photographs and frames) are extremely
reasonable when compared with prices
usually charged for equal quality. You
are cordially invited to call and see our
samples.
Sittings made by Dec. 20 finished by
Xmas. All Of Rices negatives kept on
file.
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christmas
PHOTOGRAPHS

What more acceptable present for
yourself Cor child in some unique and
attractive style. Our holiday line en-
braces all that is latest and best in
photography up to date. Many attrac-
tive styles peculiarly suitable for pre-
sentatiOn.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08
What a Tale It Tells

II that mirror of yours shows a
wretched sallow complexion, jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotchea
on the skin, it's liver trouble; but DR..
Kings New Life Pills regulate the
liver, purify the blood, give clear skin.
rosy cheeks. rich complexion. Only ESQ
at Brewer & Co.'s drug store
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08

The sales Of Gilbert Parker's re-
markable novel, 1.-THE Right of Way"
are still booming. Harper & Brothers.
who publish it, state that by reason Of
the continuous demand the book has
not been off the press since its publ
cation in September. Mr.. Parker sailed
from the other side for New York on
November 81
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-08

The family trade is what we are after
and we deserve it. Your table and your
medicine chest both need us 41-45
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Henry NJ. Hyde. whose book zone
Forty-Two; The Confessions of a Re
formed Messenger Boy" has just been
published by Herbert S. Stone & Co.,