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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

"Joan of Arc William Hall
"AleXandria" May Saunders
"Out to Stay Mabel Stuart
"Our Youngest President
Vandyke Stewart
"Aristophares' Minnie Taylor
"Attorney General Knox NJ. White
The musical program was interest
ing aud consisted of the following
pieces interspcrsing the" addresses.
Miss Race presided at the piano.
There's Music in the Air, y "Ben
Bolt" Lead Kindly Light, "Thc
Blue Bells of Scotland "Come
Come AWAY
Harry Ryan collidcd yesterday with
telephone pole and cut an ugly
cash over his eye. lie was taken to
the Office Of Dr. Stewart where three
stitches were used in closing the
wound He was then sent to his
home.
A dispatch from Springfield, Mass.
says: Rev. John ID. Stops, who has
just been installed as pastor Of the
First Congregational Church at East
hampton, is one Of the most promls-
ing Of the younger clergymen. lie
was born In 1872 at New Castle, Del.
and spent his earlier years in that
city. lie graduated from Dickinson
College in 1894 and in 1895 was prln-
cipaI OF the High School at Upper
Fairmount, Maryland. lie studied
philosophy at Harvard in lSo6-99,
and in the latter year also attended
the Boston University, taking the dc.
gree Of Ph. d. The following year
he was professor Of philosophy at
Mount Union College, Alliance, Ohio
and has since done work at Columbia
and other seats Of learning.
a valuable horse belonging to
Jesse Biggs died this morning.
William BARTLETT and William
Pustill will leave on Monday for
Smyrna Creek 10 fish for rock and
perch.
Three members of tie family Of.
William Hutchinson are sick with ty-
phoiI fever.
About ten persons from this city
attended the f. o. f. ball in vii.
m!ngton astnIght.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Inhrr Eastern Control,

SAN FRANCISCO. Noy. 9-Thc con
troll Of the Market street Railway cGn-
pany has passed 10 II Baltimore Syudi-
cate. represented by &. II. Webb. who
has departed for Baltimore in posses.
sion of the papers necessary to com.
plrt" the transaction. Securities rep,
resenling Il valun of S.5O,OUu were de-
posted by Mr Webb as n guarantee on
tne part Of the purchasers. Mossrs.
LEHMAN, Huntington and other large
holders Of the road'S stock have agreed
to sell their STOCK at par value and are
to receive The pltce of their stock on
III" lst Of next March. when the Ralti-
more people will be ready to assume
charge Of the road.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
TURKEY TO COMPLY.
Sul,IiIne Porte Agrees TO All French
Demands.


Demands.
PARIS, Nov. 9.-The sultan has noti-
fled France that he agrees to all the
French claims.
The Turkish embassy in Paris con-
firms this.
NJ. Dclcasse, the minister of foreign
affairs, has informed the Turkish gov
einment that the French squadron will
leave Mitylene as soon as he receives
official communication that the sultan
has ratified the decision of the sublime
porte.
The Matin declares that the country
would refuse to follow the government
In a conflict with Turkey. If Turkey
should make any movement In the d.
rection of respecting the French flag.
says the paper, the difficulty must be
settled.
Several papers publish CONSTANT
nople telegram stating that the sultan
has issued an urgent summons for a
meeting Of the council Of ministers in
order that his wish to comply with all
the French demands may be carried
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Mother Superior shot,

LAKEWOOD. n. j.. Nov. 9.--Enrag-
ed because of his discharge from the
position of caretaker OF tie Academy
of st. Mary Of the Lake and naddencd
by the persistent refusals of Sister SUI
peror Agnes TO see him. John Lawler
finally secured admittancc to the acad-
eniy yesterday md in the presence Of
several Of the sisters shot the superior,
the ball entering her left shoulder. The
bullet was extracted from the wound
cd woman's shoulder by DR.. G. l..
Lindley, and il is believed that the pa
tlent will recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Pennsylvania Election Figures.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 9.-Com-
plcte returns from every county in the
state have now been received. Many
of the counties give the figures as off
cially computed by the courts The to-
tai vote for the leading candidates for
state treasurer and supreme court JUS
ticc is as follows: State treasurer
Harris lRep). 433, ,4SS: tmay fusiom,
$50 100: Harris plurality, 4s.3GS. jus
tice of the supreme court-potter
RepA. 431, ,443; Yerkes Gusiony, $780,
1O7: POtter's plurality, 1886.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
situation at Panama Unchanged.

WASaINGTON. Nov. A.-The state
department has received a message
from President scrymser of the cable
company which connects at Colon de-
nying the reported capture of Panama
and saying that his information from
that place represents no change in the
situation. There are about 1000 in
surgents within fifteen miles of Pan
ANA. The state department, in view
of the continued reports of insurgent
movements near Panama, through its
consuls on the is'hmus. has taken steps
to warn the public that under no con
ditions must there he interference with
free transit across the isthmus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
EARLLI DID NOT SIGN
RG2sia's Designs on Manchv-
ria frustrated.
VIOLENT DISPUTE FASTENED DEATH.
Empress Pnwnacr Instructed Lii
ltuEG Chang to sign Treaty ana
TheA K-tractei--rhrt city OF
PekinG la Mourning.

rEklNG, Nov. o,~.N violent dispute
with NJ. Paul i.cS.ar. Russian minister
TO China, over the Manchurian treaty
appears to Lave been the immediate
cause Of the death Of Ii Hung Chang.
The diplomatic events preceding THIS
tragic climax have enabled Japan for
q moment to Illustrate the designs of
Russia. \ fortnight ago the Japanese
legation secured a reliable outline Of
tlr terms Of the treaty and thcrrupOn
demanded thar Chinese p!cniputcn-
tarics officially lay before them The
text, basin2 this demand upon III" ale
CATION that laI,allcse interests were
Involved in any change of the status of
ManrAlria.
The Chinese plrnipotrutia refused
10 comply with the demand. There
upon the Japanese government from
Tokyo communicated with t!!r southern
viceroys and induced them to use .lrir
influence with The empress d0Wpgvr
against The treaty. In the meantime
the empress doWuger instructed Ii
leung Chang 10 communicate the treaty
after certain qualifications TO the min
ist,rS Of The powers and il they did Npt
object t" sign II" same,
Ii Hung Chang visited NJ. Lessar&nl
explained To Him tho Instructions. The
Russian minister strongly obiuc,nG 10
revealing ilr teXt # The treaty to the
"a itiE f. nul
stormy interview pnsupd. Ii HING
Chang Went home in Il violent passion
'nl hHd Il tcmurrIlag". which the doc
ton, attribute 10 the U}crrNerliOn OF II
weakened system.
While these things Were happening III
Pvking the southern Niceroys sent to
the empress dGwuger memorial
against he treaty. On receiving il she
t"leGraphca Ii Hung Chang counter
handing the order to sign.
THIS instruction ctnlr after Ii Hung
Chang had ircOnl" unconscious. When
VI. LtsSur rndpayorpd to have Ii lung
Chang's seal affixed 10 jhp treaty chou
Fu. provincial cr"asurcr, had arrived
thp seals as the temporary successor
Of Earl II.
The flag of the United States lega-
tion was the only one half masicd in
peking yesterday, Tho mourncrs and
the family of Ii LiJiung Chang will burn
paper offerings to'!ay in accordance
with custom for the use Of his spirit
in the other world. The street is hung
with mourning tmblrms All the at
trGdants al tn" yalncn are richly at
tired ald many Of them gaUdiIy drcss-
ed. Yesterday musicians beat drums
about tie house,
Ii Hung 'hanC~ estate will remain
intact for til" Use of his eldest soii.
who will provide for the other mem
brrs Of the family.
Telegraphic communication With
Prince Ching has been obtained He
is fastening to meet The court. .kftrr
consultation he viii return with Wang
Wen Shau. who Is accompanying the
court, which is now five days journey
from kuifOngfw
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
DisastrOus Fire In Dra Il ford, Pa

BRADFORD, Ia, Nov. 9.--One of
the worst fires in the history of this
city occurred yesterday. 1t originat-
cd in the livery stable of Frank T..
Bcamcr and consumed dozen build
ings, including the thry-iive thousand
dollar city hall Thirty-sevon horses
in the livery stable perishcd In the
flames, and the ten thousand dollar
library of Brown & Schoonmaker, city
attorneys. was totally destroyed, to-
gethcr with valuable maps.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
The Wilmington Business School.

reopons its night school Monday evening
September 30th. 1t HIS no free tuition to
offer Its plan to give instruction In all
its departments that Is worth something.
The charge will be $3 per month first
last and always. No better Instruction
At any price. Tho first month will be
worth Az much as the Last
BEACON 4 DIrr0N, PIoPRlEToRs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Health for 10 Cents.

, A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will OBJ
tain and secure them for you. Genu-
inc tablets stamped G. c. c. Never
sold in bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
The NaucI, Urirn Convention.

LONDON. Nov "-Thn IIankuw cor
respondent Of The Times supplies what
he alleges IS n correct translation Of The
aurAcniic text of the Mnnchuriau con
ycntlon proposed by RUSSIA. The con
venlinn stipulnt's fer the gradual with
draWHl of the Russian forces within
three years "prorided no other rebel.
lion GO, us and the powers do not IN.
tcrferC.'
The number and stations of the Chi
ncHr gArli%uns must be settled in con
cert with the Russian military auiloli-
tics, and Russian assent must be- oh
tanned for any railway construction in
southern ManchuriI.
$50 mention is made in the text sent
by the grand council to the southern
viccrOES Of mining commercial or 9th
or exclusive privileges. says the CORE
spondcut. 'and he vc"roys believe the
convention contains other clauses
which Tho grand cohncil is not willing
to DISCLOSE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
NO. t19 MARKET STREET.

NO. t19 MARKET STREET..
Capital Siock..... .......,.......,$0). 0W
GEIpIus s..sss..s s...s ...s .S"o~'~s~
Allows Interest on DsDo OF Money.
Ihe company acts as Executor, Admin.
iytrator, Trustee, Guardian, koceiver amt
Agent. and rents small safes in lrs aud
burglar proof vaults.
BENJAMlN NlELDS, Pres -
WILLIAM Il. BRiNCkLE. Vics-P Pros. :
JAMES y. CLARKjON rrs4 AuI So
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
her isestS .JcifOr,is,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Peter Vahcr
pUt Il sudden stop TO the championship
aspirations Of Jim ,Jcffords of Califor,
MIA last night in the second round Of
what was to have lAen n ten round
contest before the Eureka Athletic club
al Gcrmania Maeinerchor hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Secretary Roots 'rrIn.

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 0.-Sccretary Of
War Root came to Utica at noSn yes
terday and left at once by special train
for Clinton. where his brother Is q
member of the Hamilton college fac.
ulty and his son \ student.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

A Coon sign tor the future growth
Of business ic our city ls the en-
larging of the Pullman Car plant,
The old plant was only about one
half the size Of the new plant'row
being erected. The Company will
have large wharf on the Brandy
wine below the new shops, which
will greatly facilitate matters in
the shipping Of material TO their
works.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
AStnni,ilinL Sc Yi.

How MItrAeil's No >, West Third street
cln arll 'oI5l -iiv,riut K. II. watch
"l'h i.Hr movement for fLO); solid silver
watch Tor 81 'u,p tiuo god watch for S6 20
-. -.
Well his r"Ht is only one third what the
MARKET street stut.s j., AMI buying In
large quantities can sell for it-:a money,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
New Railroad Opened.

DENVER, No. 9.-Thc Burlington
has opened its new line from Toluca
to Cody, IN nor:Mrrn Wyoming. The
road is l25 miles long and will open
to the outside world a vast territory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
President Buys n Picture.

LONDON. Nov. a.-Presielsnt Roose-
ve.! has purchased the original draw
ing Of Reruard Partridgc's recent
Punch cartoon representing him as q
rough rider.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
General Wheeler to Mnke GunS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. General
Joseph Wheeler has taken up his home
here and is organizing a six million
dollar company TO manufacture a gun
which he says is Il marvel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Inst tate for New
Castle County vii b: held in the
MIdd!ctown Opera House, Deem
Der Alb, 9Th and 9Th The super
ntcnIcnt believes that he has ARA
nged for al institute which will be
sccondto none. The lectures for
the Aew Castle Institul: al the
day sessions will be as follows:
We -incsday. December 4th, Mrs
MycT~Ass'stant Superintendant
OF City Schools, Washington, &c,
and Professor Benedict, a we'll
known institute lecturer, OF New
EagIanI.
Thursday, Dccembe. 5th, Pro
lessor Schmuskcr, Of West Chester
Normal, and Professor Demarcst
City Superintendent. OF lfobo<cn
N, J. Friday Fcccmbcr 9th Prot,
csaor Howell, City Superintendent
Of Scranton, Pa, and Professor
RcdWay, the author OF Redway,s
biographies.
The entertainment for Wednesday
evening will be furnished BY the
Hawthorn Club. and Thursday
evening by Willard d. Howe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

Hives nre q torrible torment to tho littl 0
foibs, and to some older ones. Easily
curad. DOans Ointment never fails. In
stant relief, permanent euro. AT any
drug store, 20 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

PoLIrIcS bids iair to be Of the hot
tamAla order IN Delaware at the
conilny elections next year. We
suppose the use oil money Will be
taboed as the Delaware voters
have heard 50 much Of the disgrace
OF UeinT purchas cd like cattle that
they will votes as their conscience
dictates, which wlll be for the Re.
pubiicah ticket. The leaders and
the mcn who are out Tor the oftice
will see that tie dear public con-
trlbute as they have been in the
habit ol dong for years. The
hatchet VIII he buried aud the m.n
who are anXtous TO be elected will
couu}Idlc the other fellows who are
looking cut for the crumbs Tat
may tAll iron the political love
feast 1t IS 10 be hoped 10 making
the appointments 10 the Federal
poslttOnS that Con FRESHMAN Bail
Will tarc better than auy Of his
Predecessor Look how the men
ex-senator Higgins appointed to
Office. treated hlm Nearly every
one Of them turncd against Inn aud
iou1h hIm after the kindness he
had performed for them. We don't
tlIrE all men are alike, but 10 poll
ties a great many oil th4m are.
Loo. around and see tor vOurse,f.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

SOM ljght-tingcyed person has
already been practJcIns on those
in charge OF the county workhouse
to show how they, appreciate the
favor OF looking through that lnstl-
tuition. A riog was taken from the
chieI asslstant mltroI by some
visitor this week. 1t is pity that
the ring cannot be recovered and
the thief apprehenIed aud given Il
dose of the new cot.o-Nlne lal.s
which viii be vie ,ded by SUperin-
tendent Meserve. Evidently there
are numerous persons on the out
side oil the wcrtliO !sc who reel
careful locking after.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

OVER eleven hundred dollars
worth of potatoes were raised on
the farm belonging 10 The state at
Farnhnrst hjsycar. Several nun
dred dollars worth OF vegetables
and cereals we're also raised on
this farm duriug the past season.
This institution VIII compare ia
vorably with similar institutions IN
other States. This speaks well for
the present management and also
for our State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

Energy all gone? Stomach 1t Of order.
Simply u case Of torpid liver. BurdoJk
Blood Bltters will make new man or
woman OF you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
or illustrated catalogue addrs
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, 4. n.
Principal

School Office now open srop to IL q m
and ato4y D.
Arrangements have been male to have q
carriage III charge o: n responsible person,
tuke to unu from their homes the younget
Primary rul lis. VIII" nve 4 distance from
the sChGu sl6-w-s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Trying to Sell Steamers,

LONDON, Nov 9.-The Berlin cor
respondent OF The Daily Mail gives
currency to report that Herr Albert
Ballin of the Hamburg American line
is in London negotiating for the sale
of eighteen steamcrA to J. Pierpont
Morgan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

WHITE potatoes and the best can
be purchased for : bushcL We
don t know who writes the prices
Of produce Tor the Evening Journal
but the man is evidently not mar
Sied or he would Ue better posted
In prices.
The Othelio Range lS tho best. j. E.
johnson Il son, y. l.. Cor. Sixth " ktus
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

SENATOR llAN%A, who, when Mr..
mckinley vas alive WAS a frequent
visitor at the White House, does
not feel as free 10 cali as tormc' Iy.
He made his first Official visit to
President Roosevelt yesterday, ac-
companied by John &. Mllbuin, OF
Buffalo, at whose house Mr. Nc.
kinley died.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

Boiler ExplOdes with Fatal Results.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 9.--Ono
man was killed and three injured by
boiler explosion at the Central stock
yards.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

THos. JOHNSON, Mayor OF ilcva-
land, may have his eye on Delaware
trolley roads. We have often won
dered why this field has becn me-
elected, but OF late, numerous mon-
led men have been locking over the
field. with the result that ia the
near future, Delaware will have ID
trolley road from Wilmington dow
the Peninsula, The New Castle
road runs to Delaware City and
both branches are paying. The
new road, which Is being bullt from
Dover proposes to be extended and
connections mada with the Della
ware CITY road.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

ioolIn. and heater work J. {. John
son x SON, y, l.. Cor sixth amt King
streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
FRIENDS
Fourth and West StS.,
Wilmington. Delaware.

A first class preparatory school with
courses Of study fitting for College, Scieutiao
School or Business. A full corps OF Il expert.
enced teachers. High school, Grammsr
scho oil and Primary apartments under the
charge OF skilled specialists. excellent equip.
ment. Through instruction unsxcelied I'D.
van tages for tho study OF Ancient and Mod.
ern Language. Science History. Drawing
ETC. Students prepared for all the leading
colleges aud scientific schools Graduates
entered on certificate in all the hi CHER eduoar
ticnal Institutions which admit pupils On q
tChool record.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 10th. Oifle
Opens After Sept. ist. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
SATuRDAf. NOVEMBER Q, 1901.

: THE courts Will decide against
Sheriff Mcdaniel rataiung the
prisoners at New Castle Jail since
the County Wor&house has been
finished. This ia one OF the con-
tInSents the sheriff took when lie
was elected to the Office last Noyem-
Der. He was TO receive a salary Of
SoO00>2 year, with no pcrquistes.
Anything he might take above that
sum, he viii! be made to turn over
to the county. The office OF sheriff
has always cost thousands Of dol
lars to be elected, and every man
who has been elected TO 1t, has
made as much as he could out OF
the position. His pay being by
ices, he had right TO looI out for
the sheriff. The Workhousc has
changed all this and the sheriff
will hereafter receive s.. O0O for
his services and $4,000 with which
10 pay His deputies. Alter all.
$4,000 is not a sum TO he >ncezed
at for a two years Job. There are
plenty OF men who Will take it.
DID you ever attend a rumMa-e
sale? There are two now going on
in our city, one in Pyle : Cycle
Academy aud one in the Opera
House store. The quantity and
character Of the articles sent to
these rummage sales is amazing
aud people purchase them 'ongi at
ulatiEg themselves on securing bar
gains. During tic past month
over $4,000 has been realized from
the sale OF these cast of articles
by the different societies under
whose auspices the sales were con-
Quoted. 1t IS I'm to attend one OF
these sales and speculate where
all the rubbish comes from. Bur
it all finds, sale and at prices
that would surprise YOU. The
sales are Tor worthy Oh ccts and
Tor that reason should be patroaiz.
ed by those who want to help along
coed cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09
Stops the Coughs
anI works off the Cold.

hnyntIvo Rr0DD Quininc Tablets cn) q
cold IN Que day, 80 Cure 30 Pay. Price
q cents. w.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

lr is pity thatthe men ia'cfest-
ed in promoting li.e company ia
the Ninth ward can not get togctbe
er and make Il success ui the one
now in contemp platlon, ,nstGAi ui
splitting over hairs and starting
two where only one IS needed The
company alter LeIng urganjzcd vii.
have to ask City Council for help.
The present ire department has.
up 10 this time. been able 10 cope
with any lire wnIca has broken out
in our city, LvrIy additional lire
company only adds 10 the burden
OF the property owners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-09

THE Gorman ballot law Of Mary
land is OF such = character that
the election officers OF that State
have not vet been able TO ascertain
who IS elected. The ballot was
conceived with the express purpose
OF defeating the hepubl,cans. and
but for the di-aitcctlou IN the Re.
publican ranks, it would haze acted
as a boomerang on the Democratic
party. As it IS, Il IS not certain
whether Pie German Will 90 back
10 the Senate.