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You came to me at morning
I When the breeze played with my hair
And the trees hung low with blossoms
How could / really care?
For the romping winds had called me
To chase the butterflies,
And the white clouds sailed above me
Like dream ships in the skies.
You came to me at noontime,
Where I'd flung me down to rest,
And | rudely thrust you from me;
Surely | myself knew best.
Wa there not the world before me?
Had | not yet miles to go?
Could hope to reach the mountains
Ere the setting SUI sank low?
You came to me at evening
Through the misty moons faint beams,
When the odors of dead roses
Mingled with my old, old dreams.
And you told again that story
Fraught with mystery of the years,
And when I turned to answer
My eyes were filled with tears.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
WARSHIP TO !.
AWE KOREANS.

Washington. June 10.-There is
fires h trouble in Korea for Ameri-
cans, and the protected cruise r
New Orle ans has been sent to look
after interests of citizeus of the
United States, This is in con Sc
quence oil Information sent by Hor-
ace w. Allen, Minister resident at
Seoul,
Captain c. S. Sperry, comm and
ing the New Orleans, cables the
Navy Department, announcing his
departure from Chefoo to Chemulpo,
The visit OF the New Orleans to
Korean waters will be the first paid
by any American warship IN many
months.
Recently Mr.. Allen cabled the
State Depart ment stating that
American int erests would be en-
dangered if Mr.. MeLeavy Brown.
financial expert Of the Korean GUS
toms, were removed, and he pro.
tested against his removal. Mr..
Brown is still in Office, but the ap-
appearance of an American war;
ship at Chemulpo will undoubtedly
impress the government OF the her
nit kingdom.
In order to meet the interest on
the Japanese loan, according to
late reports reaching Washington,
Mr.. Brown, without consulting the
government. made preparations for
floating ar English loan for mil
lion dollars. The government de-
clined to sanction the loan. and took
measures contemplating Mr.
Browns removal. The order for
the loan was revoked, and loan
for the amount required was placed
with French ban The influence
of Great Britain and Japan and the
attitude of the United States Minis
ter resulted in Browns restoration.
There are very large American
gold mining interests in Korea. the
mines being owned chiefly by II.
Sloat Fassett. of New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
WILL CELEBRATE THE FOURTH,
Washington Heights Association
Making Elaborate Plans.

Members of the Washington Heights
Association held meeting last night and
discussed plans for a Fourth of July
celebration. The general interest-mani-
Tested is taken as assurance that the
project will be n success. Persons were
selected to solicit subscriptions to defray
the expenses of the affair. Band CON
certs will be given and addresses will be
made. 1t was not decided whom to ask
to make the speeches.
The celebration this year will be under
taken on larger scale than ever before
and it is hoped the response with finan-
cial assistance will be adequate to insure
the carrying out of the plans the asso-
citation members have in mind. Actice
work will be hegrn at once and every
body interested in the affair will work
hard to make it a success.
The association proposes to plant
fine. large fagpole in the triangular plot
on the north side of the bridge hut if
will not he up until after July 4. The
plot will be put in better condition by
direction of the Board of Park Com
mssioners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
HORSES WILL
Z RACE TO-DAY

Trotters and PAGERS entered in three
good classes will show their speed on thu
Wilmington Horse Show Association
track this afternoon N the first heats OF
the June races Of the association
! Doubtless the attendance will be large
as great interest is being shown in the
races. Three classes have been arranged
for today, 2.4O trot and pace; ga trot
and pace and $50 trot and pace. The
races will begin at l o'clock sharp. Fol
| lowing are the entries for today's events.
No. lao Class-Trot and Pace.
No. J., 2.4O Gloss, trot and pace-Carrie
F., q. r. Pitman, Trenton, N. j.; Mamie
I Oh Baldwin, TIenton. N. j., Thomas
Fs'Bayard, Wawasrt Stables, Whining
ton, Del: Iva Tate. LiDdcnthorpe Stables,
Z Chester Johnnie Blondin. George Cloud,
West Chester, Pa; Dude, Dan Leary,
West Chester. Pa.
No. 2. 2.24 class, trot and pace-Anita.
]. II. Meredith. Elwyn, Pa: Gilkey, G. p.
Rauch. Philadelphia ]. II. K, ]. t.
Kennard, Marbefh, Pa: Red Bird, w.
MacFarland, Philadelphia; Argo Di-
rector, Wawaset Stables, Wilmington;
Happy s.. George Satterfed. Town
send. Del; Grisilda, James Elliott, Mt.
Airy. Pa.
No. g. $50 class. trot and pace-Col. p,
G. e. Pitman, Trenton. N. j.: Mabel
Wilkes. w. r. Biggs, Middletown; Dot.
the Dasher. W. B. Biggs. Middlctown.
Del; Johnnie Blondin, George Cloud,
Claymont, DEL: Amulet Charles Fl. Sal
mon, Summit Bridge, DEL; Clara, Dan
Lemy. West Chester Pa: Goodness
Gracious. Dan Leary. West Chester. Pa;
May Wood Samuel T. Young, Whining
ton; All c.. Samuel IT, Young, Whining
ton: Mamie c., John Baldwin, Whining
ton. Del.
In the 2.4O class Thomas F. Bayard
is a fast one.
Johnnie Blondn is good animal from
Claymont.
Webster g. from West Chester is an
other speedy horse. Keep an eye on
him.
Dan Leary of West Chester will drive
Dude. Dan is too well-known here to
need any Introduction. He will drive his
own horses in the several classes.
The IA class will be n good event.
Anita from Elwyn, Pa. is n good
mare. She raced here last fall and got
in the money.
Red Bird is another good mare. She
is from Philadelphia
Argo Director from the Wawaset
showed well at the horse show
last week.
George Satterfeld's "Happy s." is
familiar horse here
There will he a good showing in the
80 class.
Dan Leary will drive Clara and Good
moss Gracious.
Clara won race at Oxford last week
in good time.
Goodness Gracious is as good as the
name implies.
May Wood and All G. both Whining
ON horses are good green racers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
Miss Burt indicted,

Northampton. Mass, June 1l.-Mabel
L. Burt was indicted this afternoon by
the grand jury on eleven counts of theft
from Smith College girls. She retrac cd
her plea of guilty when arranged ia the
lower court and pleaded not guilty.
The counsel for the girl asked contn-
uance of the case until the December
term. He asked that the bail be red
The bail was placed at $1,000, $500 less than
the amount the lower court fixed. The
securities were left with the court and
Miss Burt will not be obliged to answer
to the Indictment for six months. The
value Of articles which she was charged
In the complaint with ste aling was about
5000.
Miss Burt was accompanied to the court
by her father, mother and DR.. Brewster,
Of Smith College. Miss Burt was calm
and composed.
She was FASH ably attired. wearing a
pearl colored dress and GRinsborough
hat. Miss Burt will leave In the morning
with her parents for her homo In Bridge
ton, N. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
HELD, AS +.
PRISONERS.

Derby. Conn, June 11.-Twenty work
mon, brought here to take places of strik
Ing machinists, are practically imprisoned
in the Farrell foundry.
They had no idea, they claim Of the sy m
pathy hero for the strikers ami now wish
to leave Theodore Koch. one Of the Ee W
men, escaped this noon by lowering hand
over hand down the elevator rope, He
says the machine room is kept locked and
the men are prisoners Of the company. Out
side eighteen armed deputies urround the
building.
While tho deputies were taking brief
nap this m orning committee o the local
machinists' union went TO the otes and
restaurants and threatened boy il
the deputies were given food.
In two restaurants whore their demands
were refused they brought up the entire
days supply OF fresh food. with the agree
ment that no more should be served till
tomorrow.
Asa result the hungry deputie. had to
content themselves with crackers and
cheese, which they procured at the grocery
stores. A mum Der Of drummers mad to
leave town to get breakfast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
- EGISTER'B ORDER, =,
n REGISTERS OFFICE
NkW CAsTLI COUNTY, Del

JHhe 9tu lbVl.
Upon the application OF samusl V. B.
Carly, Administrator Of Aary H. Gibbons
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said
county. deceased, 1t is ordered and directed BY
the Register that the Adm nistrat tor
aforesaid give notice Of granting OF Letters
Of Administration upon tho estate of deceased
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within fo-ty days
from the date Of such Letters in six OF the most
puolic places Of the county Of New Castle, re =.
quiring all persons having demands against
the estate to present the same, or abide by an
act Of Assembly in such case msde and provid,
ed and also cause tho same to BIZ inserted
within the same period in the DAILY Rrpus
llCAN,a newspaper published In Wilmington.
Del, and to be continued therein three week.
o. d.
,>, Given undsr the hand and seal 0,
SIS. office Of the Register aforesaid, At
.-~-~' Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
CALVIN ". UROSSAN, Register
NOTICE-Noticeis hereby given that Letter,
Of Administration were in due form Of law
grsnted unto the undersigned on the attn day
Of June, A. d. 1901, and that MI person,
having claims against the estate OF the dcc-a,.
ed must prese mt the same, duly attestei, TO tho
said Administrator, on or before the AN day
Of Jane 1902, or abide the Act u Assam
bly, in such case made and pro videl.
SAMUEL Y. !. ,AkrT.
Administrator.
Address: No. 100" French street, " ii,niug.
ton, Del je4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
CONTRACT AWARDED.
For Cementing Roof of Rockford
Water Tower.
Routine Business Transacted at
Water Commissioners Meeting
Yesterday Afternoon.

AT the meeting of the Water Com
mlssloners yesterday afternoon the CON
tract for cementing the Rockford water
tower was awarded to Merritt Il Com
pany of Philadelphia. Nazareth cement
is to be used and the amount of the con-
tract is 81, 450. 1t is not known exactly
when the work of cementng the roof will
be started. The work Of putting the
expanded iron on the roof will be started
at once.
Superintendent Van Trump of the
Wilmington City Railway Company ap-
peared before the board in regard TO the
sprnklng of streets on which the com
pany has tracks. Mr.. Van Trump stated
that his company had been requested to
sprinkle the streets by the Street and
Sewer Department. He asked if the
board would agree to donate the water
II the railway company sprinkled the
streets. The work would be done with
a sprinkling car. The board decided to
take The matter of water up later and
notify the railway company of its de-
cson.
The application from the Delaware
Hospital for water service to operate an
tleNdlor WIS granted. "A similar re-
quest from l. Lewis Row was also
granted. A communication was received
from the Street and Sewer Department
in regard to paving Eighth street from
Clayton to Franklin. The matter was
referred to Chief Engineer Bond. Regis
trar Grohe reported number of places
where more than one house is connected |
with the same service. He was in
to give the owners the usual |
cgal notice to connect with separate SER |
'ice. Il. i. Peacock Company's request
or smaller meter service at its building
Ninth and King streets was granted
thief Engineer Bond was ordered to
'dvertise for proposals for copper shing-
es to cover the Rockford water tower
oof.
The payroll was s1.3O7.7S and the bal
nee in bank $96,6O62O
There will probably beeno meeting of
he board on next Tuesday. President
'yle, Chief Engineer Bond and Regis
rar Grohe will attend the American
Naterworks Associations Convention
1 New York city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
ENTRIES; FOR
Y. N. G. A. SPORT

| Many entries in the Y. NJ. G. A. field
sports to be held next Saturday on the
| Wilmington Horse Show Association s
grounds at Ninth and Woodlawn avenue
predicate a series of good events. In
terest among association members is
greater than in former years and the
indications are for close contests.
Among those entered in the running
races is r. II. Lumm!s of New York,
formerly of this city and still member
of the local association. Mr.. Lumms
holds the Delaware State record for the
100 yards dash, 10 2-5 seconds, and also
the International Y. NJ. G. A. 100 yards
dash record. He has been taking active
interest in athletic sports in New York
and has been doing well.
The events and entries are as follows:
Putting 16 pound shot-Jos. Dance,
Handicapped IS inches; +. H. Megaw, is;
Frank b. Light, Is; w. Fl. Saunders, ~;
]. b. Tucker. 8; G. r. Martin s. T.. II.
Cooper, 6; H. Nee. Foster, 3; Herman
DohI. scratch.
Pole vault-A. Hauber. Handicapped 10
inches; G. b. Dannenherg, 8: r. II.
Cooper, 6: w. l. Cook, 2; l.. Nee. FOs-
ter, scratch.
Running high jump. r. Tucker,
Handicapped inches: J. W. Vedder. 4;
w. r. Foster, 2; r. n. Brown q; Herman
Dohl, scratch.
Running broad jump. J. Torncy,
Handicapped 36 inches: ]. l. Rolph, 30;
+. r. Light. 80; G. r. Martin, 30: W. II.
Dannenberg. "a; ]. w. Veddcr, s; W. B.
Foster, scratch.
100 yards dash-J. J. Torney, handi,
capped yards: G. II. Martin. Z: Jos.
Dance, 6; G. r. Danncnberg. 4: F. b.
Light, 4: A. Haubcr, 4: w. H. Saunders,
3: r. II. Cooper, 3: J. w. Vedder. 8;
Herman DOLL, scratch; r. II. Lummis,
scratch.
One-half mile rum. ]. Torncy.
Handicapped IS yards; ]. I. Rolph, 20
yds: Jos. Dance, IS: r. b. Light. IS;
p. Fl. Cooper, IL; ]. r. Tucker, ~; G. b.
Shaffcr, s; II. A. Roberts, 5; ]. b. Rax-
ter, s; r. II. Lummis, scratch.
100 yard hurdlc--F. II. Megaw. handi-
capped yards: w. II. Saunders, 5: H. Fl.
Cooper. 5; ]. w. Vedder s.; G. r. Dan
neberg. S: Herman Dohl, w. B. Foster,
r. H. Lummis, G. N. Brown, scratch
22O ward dash--A. Hauber, hand-
capped yards: G. r. Shaffer. Herman
Dohl. 2; Il. n. Brown, .; r. II. Lummis,
scratch.
44O yards run-C. r. Shaffer, handi-
capped 10 yards: J. b. Tucker. s; w. IT.
Saunders. 5; ]. r. Baxter, 8; r. II.
Lummis, scratch.
JUNIOR EVENTS.
75 yards dash-E. Fl. Marks. W. Berl.
r. TT Duyntt & McKn;p TT II Moe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
SONS OF VETERANS.
Annual Encampment Opened in This
City Yesterday.

hu"A hhcaWputhI opcncU IN lDlS
City Yesterday.
The fifteenth annual encampment of
the Maryland Division Sons of Veterans
was opened in the local headquarters,
No. 5O4 Market street, yesterday. and
will continue today and tomorrow. The
district comprises about % camps with
a membership of 400 in Maryland, Della.
ware, Virginia and District OF Columbia.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Sons OF
Veterans Tor the same district is also
meeting here. 1t has four camps and rs
members.
No business was transacted at the
opening session except appointing
committee on credentials. A large num-
Der of delegates arrived yesterday and
many more are expected today.
Both organizations hold business ses-
slons mornings and afternoons. The
evenings are tobe given up to amuse-
ment.
Last night there was moonlight ex-
cursion to Pennsgrove, N. j., on the
steamer ulrica. The boat left King
street wharf at 7,30 o'clock. The Phil.
harmonic Band accompanied the dele
gates and gave concert at Pennsgrove.
Tonight the delegates will visit Brandy
wine Springs Park.
Colonel D. NJ. Rttenhouse of Balti.
more, division commander, is the pre-.
siding officer. Other officers include
Judge Advocate, E. R. Campbell of
Washington; senior vice commander,
Hugh Fl. Henry, Phoebus, Va; quarter.
master, Edward X. Depuy, Washing
ton; adjutant, John E. Rittenhouse, Bal
timore. The delegates wear a pretty
badge of red, white and blue ribbon.
Sessions Of the Ladies' Aid Society are
being held in Red Mems Hall. The div.
ision president is Mrs. G. Estelle Van
Norsdall Of Washington. Other officers
include Mrs. Charles Ssyles of Washing.
ton. vice president; Mrs. E. H. r. Davis,
Washington, past national president;
Mrs. Eugene Harbour, Washington,
division council.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12

@ ffjcer McGillon was suspended TO,
Thirty days by the police Commission
last night for conduct unbecoming an off
Ger.
An order was promulgated that here at.
ter the police sergeants will be required
TO make more extensive reports of the oc =
Gurrentes and condition of their districts,
zach week the seraeants must fill ont
blanks, stating neither they have reason
TO suspect that ga milling is being carried
Ga, or thhs the liquor laws are being VIC.
lated, and give whatever evidence or in
formation hey possess res arding any vic
latlons or supposed violations of the law
IN their districts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
WERE GREESING WHEELS
Phoenix Engine Could Not Respond
to Fire.

BY a peculiar state Of affairs the
Phoenix Fire Company's engine was
prevented from responding to a fire last
night. About 7.45 o'clock an alarm was
turned in from box 143 at Twentieth and
Market streets. just at TINT moment
when the alarm was struck several men,
bers of the company were engaged in
greasing the axles of the engine. One
OF the wheels was off and it was i'm
possible to get it on in time to go to
the fire.
1t was great disappointment to the
firemen and horses. The men fretted
and the horses moved around impatiently
in their stalls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
RAILROAD,

| Schedule In effect May 10, 1901
=, Al trains Illuminated with PlntAah
y = Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware ave-
NEW YORK, week days, 500. .s3s. .1o.5.
IS U.s. liz n ios s e sss' s. 5is sR .Sei
PHILADELpHiA, week days, sol. $50,
H. s e. s sss SIS 1sS shoy leis L. M ID
s52s, 1927, 635, .742. .lO52 D. m, SUNDAYS,
'6.Q1, 10. $50, $3.50. 1888, al IS a. m .2S5.
~, sts us (Royal Limited; s.S5, '742.
Chester, week days $50, $3.50, 7.2o, 800.
1888. .lo62, 1852 a, m: PAS, 1888. '5.25. s IS,
lsSa lis a. M; s s., &c., g. ~ Sc
!! Atlantis 4 n (. City. week days, $3.50 a m:
Il" Cape PEI May N ocean City. week days, $50
a. m; '2.& p. m. Sundays. 7.20 a. m.
40 Sea g Isle City. week days, $50 a. m;
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
an, 6b 800, Ill a M; '1256 =. os. $40,
H67, 1920 (Royal limitcd). 1904, "1Ol6 p.
m. Sundays AS 's;s4, sos a. m; 1885
~. s2os 49,. 1910 (Royal Limited). SIS, 1914.
Baltimore and way stations. SIS a. m.:
80 p M, daily except Sunday; sos a. M;
66b p. m, Sunday only.
Newark, week days, ALB, SIS 1904,
.1iol a. M; 1880, sis .i57. SO, .iols
P; m. Sundays, als 1904, so5 a. M; 'l2,5s,
s467, SIS, S,42, 'l0.16 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days. +S04 a. m; 457.
Ol6 p. nj. Sundays, 1904 a. m; A57, 'lO.ls
p. m.
Chicago daily, 1904 a. M; ls7 .. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis 4.lS a. m:
s12;b 6 and lo.ls p. m, daily,
Singerly accommodation, week days, 655
q: m; S.1s, $40 p. m. Sundays, sos a. M;
Landenbers accommodation, week days
8, 80 p. m. Sundays. 655 p M
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, 245 p. m
Landenberg--,week days, $40 a. ;2N.
s 80 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. m. SIS p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Will |
ii 90 a. IN. ~ 70 'iA Is, ss.o7. 12o%so SIC
So Royal Llmtted), Us. SIS, rso, $40
llsS p. m Sundays 1856, '7so, 500 and !
i 90 a. m: 'l22o .137, Las. '42o .54s |
tRoyal Limited, SIS, '7so. 74o, '94O, 10 30 ,
D. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No 1917.
Rates to Western points lower than Win
my other line
II. A. MILLER Passenger Agent, WI.
nluRIony Oal. -gif..----.---.-- -.
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manager Of Passenger Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12

Memphis, June 1l.--Late last night
at Hamburg, Ark, James McLoid, a
white man, who was under arrest for
stealing pony was taken from jail
and lynched by q mob Of irate citizens
The Sheriff made an attempt to re-
sist the mob, but was overpowered.
McLoid was taken into the woods,
hanged and the body riddled with
bullets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12

The meeting of the BARRIERS Board of
Examiners. which was to have been held
yesterday and today, was postponed until
next Monday and Tuesday. All local
BARRIERS who have been in the business
less than two years prior to March s,
1901. may then apply for examination
and registration. The board will meet
in Knights Of Pythas Hall. Seventh
ana Ming streets from to II O'Clock in
IN" morning and from to 4 in the after
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
Wants to Direct Street Work.

Wants to Direct Street Work.
President Of City Council William II.
Alexander is said to be a candidate for
the position Of street commissioner.
When the appointments are made it is
the general belief that the present COM
missioner, Frank H. Pierson, will be
succeeded by two commissioners. There
are many candidates for the positions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-12
To Observe Founders Day.

Founders Day will be observed at the
Children's Home, Rivcrview. tomorrow.
Members of the board of Managers will
be at the home from 10 a. m. until s
p. NJ. and cordially invite those interest.
ed in caring for little children to take
this opportunity of visiting the ins.tu-
ton. School exercises will begin at 3
o. N.