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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

Bnl:im ore, March II A wedding post
poueI la 81 March on account OF the illness
u. Clarence Hobbs. took place Monday
sysuins III his room which the physicians
say be will mover leave alive.
Lat slring cards were out and thu
byide's rousseau ready wnan NJ HOBBS
was stricken with typhoid foyer. His
4 H3,o, Mi' u A,rlpe Monroe SD
MN, but his >,ctem had been dndcrmin.
ed aat lung troubIr set in. Miss Monroe
with GoY0 ion hat 10 as heroic as pathetic
learned 10 become pTofe siOnal nurse
thh. she might aid III caring for the man
she loved. 4 few days ago the doctors
pronounced his case ns hopeicss.
Monday evru'Ag the members of the
two fruliirs gathered about the bedside
The bride dit not w0lr the bridal gown
nhue FOR her last 9prlng. In her nurses
A,tSre she knelt hCsidG the he'd and took
ta,e wasted band Of her lover rs Rev, Phil
Up Walsh, n tn hole priest mado than
man ana n itu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

A black horse, no.top buggy, har-
ness, a blanket and whip, the proper.
fly Of Edward DuRoss, will be sold al
public sale at the stables Of James ny
Walls, southcas corner of Second a"@
Tatnall Streets, on Thursday AFTER
noon at two o'clock in order 10 pay
charge Tor board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Frederick MaSnsrs position

FrcIertth Wagner, who took HE child
Into MnrvtNll fora visit On sunday and
brought him huma o. Monday M ming
explains that ho took tn Chll in tbs way
hs lid for tho purpose OF avoiding trouble
AId so hat he might havo tho little feilnw
properly washed and dressed before taking
him away. He desired TO avoid any SCENES
1hp chli cooked we'll when his father
SLATED him on 4 sit, anl Mr. Wagner
people commented upon thu Childs uiaJ
appearance, Ths nnishh)rs who say tho
child al-n speak Of how VOL he lookel
and how carefully tho fathcr got hun
ready Tor tho tr.n All the neishbor
speak we'll Of Mr. Wagner AMI thtnk he
did all right in JakIng tbs Child away on
Aveit,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Society TO Meet.

In Aslmry NJ ]. Church tom0rrow will
DO held the littoeEth Hnnutl meeting Of
tho Woman's Homo Missionary Society
of tho Wilmington NJ II Conference.
Mrs. \, VI Browne. president Of th> So
ga from all parts Of tho conference will
b. IN rt,endlnCr.
Tho visitors win 10 entertained ut
luncheon ut tie church during ths noon
hour. aud 5uyp3r is to bU served also ut
the church
Officers Of HE sucicty nrO Mrs n. VI
Browne, president ; MIR, sarah T. VOL.
din. viru proritent Mrs. &, Wesley Vel
din, cor e5luading secretary Mrs. Wash
ingtop Hastings recording secretary !;
Mr.. II. {, itIblnion, treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

William, alias Bonnoy harris, was lock-
cd IN last night on The charge of Asjaulr
with intent to commit murder on James
4, Riley on December II. 1899. Tho case
will come befere Magistrate Sasse this
afternoon.
Building Inspector Cassidy has con-
delnned the hou Oh Of Mrs. McGranty
and Lockman on Searles street whion
wore recnt ly damaged by fro. , :,
The funeral OF Mrs Sarah A. Davis, Of
Gilpiu avenue and Harrison street. took
placs to-day. Interment was made AT
MarshAlltOn.
The steamers Saxolene and 10 Cog on.
tered port to-day to lond with oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Take n to the liOsDitaI

Mrs. Mamie Sullivan OF No. 11.35
Peach street, was removed to e
Delaware Hospital, this morning.
in the Phoenix ambulance, where
she will undergo an operation.
Miss Maud Lynn was taken sud.
denly i'll on the II. 80 train this
morning and was taken off at this
city and removed TO the Delaware
Hospital 10 the Phoenix ambulance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
THE BOOT I
BLACK WAR

Before Judge Churchmau in the
City court this morning, Henry
f% Brown colored, was charged with
carrying concealed deadly weapon.
Turnkey Medley testified that he
found the razor in Browns pocket
He was held in 800 bail for
Of general sessions.
Bessie Moody. colored, was fined
Isl and costs Tor using bad Ian
w guage on the coast,
rs John Cook cid not have any coat
when he appeared at the bar. Off
Ger Pierce charged him with being
drunk, about o'clock last
Is night" said the officer. 1--WE found
this man in the Christana river.
VI Ae was drunk and unable to care
for himself" The fine was 81 and
y costs.
nc Clara Lewis, colored, was charg-
WIZ ed with the larceny of a pocketboox
atoi containing IS cents and a ring val
state cd at So. so. Daniel Gallagher tes-,
10 eleSed that he went to her house on
81 Monday night. About the time he
the wasiready to leave he m Used the
w preperty The case as dis missed
puoHeans coald throw no light on the
arm, the
Men dshn Cavello was charged with
ma performing unnecessary servile
only Fork on Sunday March s. James
RUE o.iroy testified that he and an other
tion nan went to the shop and their
ana hoes we're shine d. 10 Mr.. Knowles
ht,ave,ilroy testified hat the place was
Inc cry orderly.
now Deputy City Solicitor Lynn an
nounced that the State rested here.
Mr.. Knowles said the object Of
bringing this case to the attention
OF the court was to see il the bust.
ness Of shining shoes came under
the law governing the works OF ne
cessity. This law was passed in
1875 when the blue laws were 10
existence. Then it was not proper
to bake bread. Ii is now neces-
sity to keep clean. The making of
Il mans appearance on the street
does not seem to be wrong. Where
Is the difference between a man
himself. a servant or some one out
side the house to clean the shoes!
This law would ilstIiythe arrest Ut
the servant IN the house as we'll as
the servant outside oil the house.
Every one cannot afford to have
servants al home. The poorer
Glasses cannot have lackeys and it
would be hardship to say that
they CANNOT have heir shoes shlned.
This work is in the class OF house
hold duties and therefore is ne
crssity. Robert G.. Penaingto ton
who REPRESENTED William Frisbv,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
A. !! u'clocll III

A. !u'GIock III,
tEN-r head of good hOr -es % ~
~ ! II mead OF good mitch seYsg n
COWS, close Spring"rs yol yEXsSiy
IhFs, bull. mug years ~ HfN
od % pairs Of chickens, Ir; ,-s,,ma
turkeys, fodfrr cutter Cham W. NV" F''SS'
plnn binder in first class CONDITION. i.hoTes
hay rake, guud a. new, . NOV hay forks.
single harp0on, Goubu rope, hnrk and ct
tachnicniS for safuJ, 2 moving machines. 3
sulky CuItivatOrI, enc with corn marker, J
urum roller, log roller 3 SyraoucD ploWd y
set twin harrows. hand cultivalor4 corn
marker. corn planter with cheek, grain
drills, 2 saddles. horse farm WAGONS /.
horse cart, roRd SCOOP, 2.hOrar SuIlty pow, Z
Slcighs. 5 potato plows, iurnip cutter, jump
seat carriage, market wagon ! no top buggy,
rot d eat, 3 grintls ones : hives of boos. bar.
REL Of vinegar, 6hriar and LrRmble cythes;
truckers wDcelbarrow. dial harrow, truck
Crl hama roller, box wagon bed, 2 uoz hog
hooks. 0 dun. forks 2 barn Shove5. SO rain
cradles 3 sets stage harness. 3 sets piow har
ness 2 sets single carriage harness, ii log
chains, cider pres. anvil, post machine and
aLser complete lot Of picks. shovels. crow.
hooks, C., H. doz. chairs extension tahle. 8
feet, par stove, lot Of hot bed sash. tho Z.
interest OF a acres Of wheat il, tho ground.
cunning sliff s wheel burrows. | pair Fair
banks platform scales, pair beam scales,
Van Wrinkle grain fan, farm boil corn sli eller,
GU grain bags and sundry otler articles. Also
100 bushell Of corn, tons OF hay, corn fodder
by the bundle for which cash will De required.
ON tho other articles credit at mon. hs Will
approved sOcurity. discount OF . per cent
VIII be allowed for cash on ali credit sums
l<serest from date. ABRAHAM KELLEY
FAC ktidham auc, mlG.ls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

Tomorrow promises to be parity
cloudy and rather colder. Saturday clea.t
ing with little change of temperature. r
Ths thormumotor at W. &. Tayior's
drug store BOZ King stroct to-day regis
tered as follows a.
7o'oloek l0o'olook 1o'ciock :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

Tho following will be tho team that will
20 to Washington to play tho basket ball
team Of tho Y. NJ, q. A. Of that place: r.
Cooper. W. Cook, Cap. b Stuart, w.
MASK. q. Wicksrsham. X. Khouinsiam
and 4. MarIin. These Will 60 II no othsse
oau out class them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Sale IN Friday.

H. G. Pnpsinore at his sale on Friday,
tho Is h inst. will Offer two chonp horses
two good stock bulls. twenty five choice
fresh cows. This stock Is consigned by
J. Fl. March Of York, Pa, and must DO
sold oil tho above day LOOK out for bar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

The Levy Court finished going over tho
hooks OF Lomuel Graves assessor from
Mill Creek Hundred and reported the
names and entrlee to be 1851 tho num-
Der of male dogs ,4.6 aud of female dogs
10.
The Levy court will meet four days o
week the remainder of the month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

People differing from kidney Olsen sos
feel gradual but steady loss 90 vital y.
They should loss no time in trying Fol-
sy's kidney Cure l. gunranteod
Sold at Dnnforths, l2O. Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
one City Tickss.

Republican politicians already are de.
ousaing the city slsGs!sa TO lie held In
june and the chances OF one Republican
ticket then, There seems to DO . general
opinion among the leaders that there will
DO common prlmafios and one set Of can.
did stes for all the municipal offices.
Union Republican leaders m,t Mr. Ad.,
dicks in this city yesterday and discussed
the political situation as 1t exists since
the Legislature adjourned Incident daily
the coming city campaign was talked
about, but no conclusions were reached.
Senators Alice and Abbott said they
will take no part In tho planning for the
city campaign, although they thought
there would be but ono Republican ticket
In the fold.
City Chairman Billany yesterday aftor
noon said that while nothing definite has
been done, he thought there was no ur.
gent demand for more than one ticket for
the Republicans.
Asa result OF this con ference the Dem.
ocrats are not rs sure of n walk-over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

Eugene j. lilll, tho poet ani pub!i' her
says that ono dose OF F0ley's Honey ami
Tar, To stored his voice whom hpRrsonnsi
thkrG ~ to prevent his lecture at Con.
! sfsl .kic Hall, Chicago Nothing else
o. ev6d.
4 Sold At Danforths, 10 Market stroot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Sweet,

Sweet ST tone. fines: looking, most
durable piano m ldC, the Ludwig.
Call ard ltar ten. Store, SIS
81 ipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Sour krOut Supper.

Wanetas, Council No. 3, u. OPP.
will give sour krout supper at
No. 719 West Seventh street this
evening. I,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
A Quiet Day Service.

The New DR.. Walpole Warren Of
New York. is to conduct Quiet
Day Tor women at St. Andrew $
Church tomorrow. the service con-
tlnuiug throughout the dav,
In the evening he will address
both men and women, He has
quite reputation as preacher Of
eloquence and ability.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

lI,oR sALE-A LOT OF HORSES ~
will suit my business $l5 up at 63T
PaTy's Hotel. Concord Pike, Brady wine.
Hundred, Del mt3H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
PUBLIC SAIL,

Having dote rminci tn quit farming will
20 /! on the rring.r farnou the road lead
luE from New Cast" to Wilmington, the
cars on the trolley limo passing BY tho snte On
THURSDAY, MARCH Il, 1901,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Closing Hours OF Harrison's Lie.


Indianapolis, March l3. General
BENJAMIN Harrison can live but
few hours.
Drs. Jameson. Hadley and Dor
sey were in constant attendance
throughout the night. Word came
from the sick room at o'clock that
there had been no perceptlble
change IN the condition OF the for
mer Presidentsin midnight An
hour afterward, no viewer, the
physicians announced that their
patient I'D crown weaker with
distinct c,.Grucea o. failure OF cir
culation I. was ,a@L : 'eyed that
the end youiu not It, "iang hours
distant.
General Harrison app areEtly SUI
fers no pain, but remains uncon-
scious. Mrs. Harrison is at his
bedside constantly,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

New Black and white,
blue and white and
Srrino red and w h lite
stripes. finest mad
cL:4 ras and percales,
ohiIo Monarchs and
Eclipse at s1.oo
and $3.50; Manhattans at
$3.50, $500 and $3.50; all
with separate cuffs. Novelties
and special patterns with cuffs
attached at $3.50, $500 and
$3.50. Colored shirts with
separate cuffs for boys. 50
cents for beautiful new pat
terms. New white shirts for
dress and full dress. SI.oo,
$3.50 and $500, Manhattans
and Eclipse. A lot of large
size, only in our special os
cent white shirts. IS to Is
inches. sold as seconds. but
only slight imperfcctions, in
no way iniuring the wear
value of shirts. New spring
neckwcar and hosiery.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
JAS. 7. MULLlN & SONS
Clothing. Sixth and
Hats. Market
Shoes Wilmington.
.,...ze~l \
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.


by local Applications. us they cannot
reach the diseased pur ion of tho ear.
There ID only one way 20 cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an iuilamed condit.
ion of tho mucuu lining of the Eustachian
Tube. Whom this tub, gets infllmea you
have rumbling sound or imperfect hear-
Ing, AID when it l. entirely clo,ed deaf
ness is the result, and unless the milan.
NATION can no taken out and this tube
restored to Its normal condition. heari nS
will 10 Destroyed forever ; niue cases Out
ton arc caused by catarrh. which Is moth
ing but an ln0amed condition Of the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caussd by Catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catrrnh Ours.
Send for circulars, free.
F.. j. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o..
Sold by Dru !glsts, 75i,
Halls Family Pl !. n'e tie bs5t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13
Mrs. Natl me- cted.

Topeka Kan. March 13 Mrs.
Carrie Nation ,ited the Tope ka
Club, a fashion; bic organization here,
last night and tle led some constcr-
nation among the memtefs before
She was summarily elected. Mrs.
Nation was accompanied by two Of
her followers, Mrs. Frost and Mis-.
White.
Six of the club members were seat-
cd in one of the upper rooms of the
club house playing whist. There
was wine and beer on the table. One
of the members looked up and saw
three women in the room.
Mrs. Nation he cried in agitation
and the game was suddenly stopped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

M ATEENlTY PATIENTS
M ADMITTED FREE at tina
V5ts no MEOPAThIC nOsplTAL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-13

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W.snIN nos. March Two change, In
the Cu'au tain s,a.lllc proru!ga. a by
tho President abour ~ wa av0 woro ar'hor-
tied t-dpv hv the SenrntRrv - Wa- q ne
81 the change. l. . cuulrru.ur" on the 10
Ilt.d~ Il tu" cotton HiHurf ac,urer- ~ 'li1
,NIG. rr. VII. "dvc Tor ., -;.! UatHth- been
u.,.rt' TIA, %" 't'r sch-tules d.
nfl.tI ''' ,.aiu-' Nwo". q" ',l'ou good.
Ia" ,hpus" aGth,Tit.t provo .e- taai cotton
measuring uot over a. ,ennnotrc4 Rhd
Wl"ty ,,us - ~ XII uGrar.s a width ~ n. re-
Isr huul|ol .yu".- W,'-0s shall have the
same rat" d thn. applied ,u a n-ight Z trr,
AL grams a.. r Pee dintuuurut PROV id"s
Tor a iutv or r"HuHd r.iIc.ll t.l - IS So yar
Ir kilos IN" ,hIugC- a.a not to hseume
"rrCtivc untA af:c- hpril l.
The sun., 1901-03-03
ROOs6VELT AND ODELI GO THROUGH.
Govsruor's uorse Prscedes Him Street Car
Take the Roossvcits Across Town.


The vicc-President- elect and the Gov
ernor OF New York state were both In town
vesterday hustling through the oity on their
way to Washington to he at the 'nauRura-
tion tomorrow Gov. Odell went straight
across to jersey CITY. where he took n train
for the capital The Governors favorite
saddlc horse. magnificent animal. had
been shipped from Albany 20 Washington
ureviousy. and on It he Will ride at the head
of the state troops up Pennsylvania avenue
in the inaugural parade.
col Roosevelt With Mrs Roosevelt and
six Of their chidrrn and their. servants
az y o'clock ia the morning There was u
little crowd of thrr ncishhors and old-'imr
friends NJ III" station 10 bid them goodhv
nrd som" Of HE ncichhors wanted speech
Tn" Colonel smiled nj them hut shook hiI
he'd. Tn" f"rrvho't on which IA" Roos"-
ycilt crossed from Long Island city 10
Of them had 10 stand NJ Thcv ver" iolnod
IN this citv nv Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robin
son and III" whole prrty rode across town
Tho. Wco 'r-cs,lontt eiec, 60, time to run
int tho F,'th Avenue Hotel between ferry
houses, snd thor. u" shook hands with u
'oGnI" nf r.rs"nn! friends ~ p-.,
Enos"velt stood outsid" tho cabin while his
secretary. Mr.. lab, hold HE umbrella over
him The .pmhro!!, iidn't protect thor,
wet when IN" boat reached its slip
h" private car II Geu.ral Passenger Agent
hobart. ~ h; Erie WE Waiting for col RGoFc-
was a little wait at tho station and n nun b,r
.! the passcngers shook Col Roosevelt hv
The hand m" Roosevelt party Intended 10
.ud Mrs W + Cowlcs in wssRinrTf1"n!" T1!"'"NiT' Wr-
inwle- IL u sl-to! II col Roosevelt
The sun., 1901-03-03
BROONLiN ~ IUF INtUGTRtyION
Twenty third Regiment Nii ~ 600 strong
start for Usshi- gton ~ ptn"r csn,rs.

BROOKLYN will he well ret resented bS mil
itary. political ans civic ,'ltugnu'- 81 ~ q
inauguTGtiou Cer- 1louie- - Va~' 'ugt o. tu-
morrow AA the bis Il publican Do '.''lu,
~ the borough. lH,1, aus Ilr,t. 'rp'
Timothy l. WouarIN 60 N'hgr' .'aiv.
and Walter httrrNury aud drlegHu ms
from all tho lead'ls B.' uhl...i l,a-, viii Yv
on hand N, S-ooi,i hItEud" ' u. Y
Y. vii appear Igo'Iln"uul N ~" parade
with the Twent"-t!Ard LeRlmcht, over 900
strong. a pIovisiord hWtuI,u wAt" W. from
the other BrooK.yn reriL"Lt- an twenty
inernbers ot Iioop & lh' troopers under
tho command ot SoIst. tuarl., .a'rr ,.-
rived In Washington Yesterday U.uruIUs
Spu.e o. thHm VNi servo uh ta" y I'll ". toe
Grand Ma 'sh6l uud tu' other VA. .rT' Pres
cent MCNlutry ~ 'oIy'S IA ~" l'I' - IuiI'h
The Twenty-'hTd h E.slu,nt started nom
tIecominaIu o. L"rtt g.. B.ad, uI.i .IH. ~
t. the foot ui Fulton .treet and Wa 'Itu.-
ported by boat Ia jersey ,ity. wh,nre /, wa-
. lrrt-d Ia N1-ulns ton IN t!rcc >pr,i ia ''Hln,.
The nen " III be- quart"r"d ia ia" \uli nal
Theatre building during their stay n Wash
To-day Minister WI Tins-fsn;, VIII enter
tain the Offices Of tho l"cnv,t third a. the
cepton they gave him on his recent visit 10
brooklyn
r.s 500 ossq E.'sF. #. Of sH 2hHr 5 Rr9.hn
whioh wss under the command OF Lieut. -Col
Quick Of the Forty-sov"ntL They mustered
about 1890 o'clock last night IN Clinton and
Kernsen streets. and marched along kep-cn
20 Fulton street across the old city Hall
idant Of the Borough Grout, Gen ia "r-
MoIear and other notaDles From Fulton
street the ha'tdn3n marched e. south Ferry
where ROYAL Blue line ferryhpat was N
waiting 10 carry It. to Jersey CITY shortly
aftor midnight the battalion started for Bait-
Fourth Reciment of Maryland until both
start Tomorrow morning for tho National
o,pitAl
The sun., 1901-03-03
silver Iovins Gun and sai,-r Presented to Sen.
ator FRYE.

W.suINoToS March "A ras.lvs silver
loving cup and aalvsr was to-day. according
70 me inscription, Presented TO IN. Hon
william r Try.. at the clos" OF tho Fifty
eirth Congress nv all ~ Mo Senators in
token OF thelr hppre ecintion Of the ability
pud impsr'lalltv With which hs has dis-.
charged the duties 0f Pr"si dent pro torlpnro
- the Son Ne, and ~ their . i"em and per
sonal regard for hln
The preS.nt1tion took placc In tho Marble
looui ~ tho SCnHt" during the r"c,s, IL
afternoon. senator IIoar - MIsSachuS uS,ft,
acting rs spokesman As an evidence OF
lid IN" movement originated IN the sur.
g"stion OF Scnttor whose politics were
Senator Frye made nttinn and foclinq
reply.
The sun., 1901-03-03
Nominations by tho President.

w,suISoToH. March ?.--The President
to-day sent TO the senate the following
nominations
Navy--Thomns &. Wood. formerly a Lieu
tenant IN the navy, for an Advancement of
cight numbers. George N Norman. Jr
form "ily n Lieutenant OuriOr grad.l in the
navy, for an ndvaHC"meit OF eight num-
NCr- John I Edison. formerly on ensign In
the Navy. for an advRno oeucnt of esht mum
tor, John + BrauSford. formerly an as-
-istnut surgeon IN the navy, for nm advance
mont II one nur.r"r Alexander Brown
formerly m As'ist''t l'avmh~ter IN the navy
for an advancement Of on" number
TlpnuS l. Davis 80 hc Collector of Inter-
nal rcvcnuc for IN" district of West Nir-
gnIu
lu,"N ltnr'lc~ - cfNortanA. tohe Mineral
Inud commissioner ~ Montana
Tho nominations Tor IdNIrComcnt In tho
n1Nv are those 81 officers who a"rved as
volunteers durinr The Wlr with Spain nud
rCnlrrrd mar tort 'is .crvicc
William \ Eutlro Of Wisconsin, To hc Con-
"a, l-Grucrnl ~ n" United States AT Hong
Kong China.
The sun., 1901-03-03
Training ship Dixie Aground.

WAsHfSoIo>. March I cur oig tu4s were
sent from the Washington Navy Yard this
morning to assist the United Statee training
ship Dixie, which Is fast aground 200 yards
from MARYLAND Point shore buov. about sixty
n, l"s down the Potomac. In atclogTaiU scut
20 tho Navv p"partment Commander Belkuap
asks for s'rorr tues
Tn" despatch boot Dolphin loft tho WASH
ingtuu Navy Nard this afternoon to lrins
~" crew uf the DIV" 10 Wt-hington to pnr-
urlptt" in fl' inaugural parade
The tit'uuZ ships Topeka and anCa ster.
orJ"'cd fium the West Indies 10 NHshlngt on
for The inaugural r"rcmoui"~. hHvr not been
stLtt.d uN tI- NrrnM tIpes should they
get ~ los ton o"ruw their crews VIII be
brought here on othr- vessels
The sun., 1901-03-03
~ THE NOT SE,
Omnibus Public building Eii Passed Re
ward. for Men In the Navy.

WAsHINGroN. March ? The House met
NJ 0 o'clock this morning IN continuation
Of yesterdav's legislative session. expecting
To- spcrd two hours In tho consideration 81
bills bv unanimous request and ON motion
Z" suspend tho rules llnlf dozen local
and private bills lad been pnssed when Mr.
Bnil"v Dem. Tcsr objected tn further
Transaction Of husucss 10y unanimous con.
sent. anG on IN" first motion To- suspend ~"
rules and pass u hin demanded tho rrcscuc.
Of n quorum II was an hour before a quo
rum appeared
Mr.. Spcrry rep. Conn called up the bin
70 prohibit the sale OF firearms. opium and
The sun., 1901-03-03

Presented 20 the New Hampshire senator by
the tO,orcd ~ es- and People.

NAsHISuIoN, March "a gold headed
cane was presented to Senator Chandler ol
New hampshire in III" rooms Of the senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections yes
tofdsy aftern on by Assistant Librarian Daniel
Murry as a testimonial from the oolor.d
press and people OF tho tinted states Tho
cane II OF ebony, handsomely engraved and
contains the iollOviAg .llscIi ivtion.
prcsa sna peopie Of OF ,he n,ed G Stat. oe'oses o
small token Of respect and esteem. 10 Hon.
William r.. Chandler. 1901
Altbr the presentation q fRshlight nh
graph was taken " the group, fllinv ,hs
senate halls and chamber with smoke and
fumes and eau sing some eu uCitemcnt before