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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04

H. T. Dunbar, is we'll advanced,
and the tramp steamer tor Mr..
Henry 4. Kuowlton. is 10 frame
and about one.half plated up. and
will be launched very shortly. The
steamer Rio Grande, Of the Mallory v
Line, is in the dry dock undergo.
ing extensive repairs which will
take about a month, when another
steamer of the Mallory Line, the
San Marcos, will be delivered for
general overhauilng, new boilers,
machinery, etc.
This company has also just closed
contract with the Old Dominion
S. S. Company, for the building of
200 feet freight and passenger
propeller steamer.
In addition TO the work iu the
ship department the car shops arc
shipping away this week the first
consignment OF lot Of twenty
coaches for the Philadelphia and
Reading railway. The work IS
progressing rapidly on Il recent
Soutt dkS AOI MY w iSCl NoaShSS Aok
the New York Central and Hudson
River. Railroad. This order OF fifty
is the third received from the New
York Central Company during the
past Is months, aggregating l27
coaches.
The other work in the car shops
consists Of six Is feet wide vesti-
buled coaches and two wide vesti.
buled parlor cars for the New York,
Ontario and Western Railroad to-
be delivered early next summer;
four standard gauge coaches for
the Mexican Railway and three
sleeping cars for the Buenos Ayres
and Western Railway.
The parlor cars for the New
York. Ontario and Western are to
have empire roofs, with ceilings
decorated IN green and gold and
relieved with Carton-Pierre work.
The woodwork is 10 be mahogany
with marqueterie designs and in
laid borders. These coaches are
equipped with frost light, Gould
steel platforms aud wide vestibules,
have six wheel trucks, having ~ in.
TAYLOR wheels, and are thoroughly
up-to-date and modern in every de-
tail The glass fer the ventIlators
in the upper root and npper outside
window sashes is 10 be cathedr al.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
RETAINER
FOR JONES.
tNf% ~

The authorities of Chester have
lodged a retainer for Harry Jones,
olored, on the charge OF burglary.
The shoe shop at Ridley Park was
broken into last Thursday night
and $2o worth of leather, II pairs
OF mended shoes and lot OF shoe
makers tools were carried off.
Jones was arrested here Saturday
with six pairs OF shoes in his pos
session. He Jailed to give satis-
factory account OF where he got
them and Officers Davidson and
Ward locked HIM up. A reporter
Of the REPUBLICAN drew the atten-
tion Of the police here to the rob-
berry at Ridley Park. They COM
municatcd with Chief Leary OF
Chester and Detective Berry and
the shoemaker came here yesterday
and identified the property. Jones
is held in 500 bail for court 90 the
charge of carving razor. When
released from New Caste, he Will
be taken to Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
W N. FRISBY
DISMISSED

Aguinaldo has been captured and
taken the oath of allegiance but
William Frlsby, coIored and John
Cavello have shown no signs of giving
up the bait lc inaugurated by anti.
Sunday shoe sinners against them.
First they were arrested for VIOLA
tion Of the Sunday law and were sem
fenced to one hours Imprisonment.
The following Sunday they were
open for business and were arrested
and for twenty-four hours were i'm
prisoned. Both men ware arrested
upon the complaint of the Bootb!ack's S
Union.
In the Municipal Court this morn
ing Cavello pleaded guilty to the
charge of doing business on Sunday
and was fined $4 and costs In the
case of Frisby, James Burrs who did
not understand the nature of an oath
testified that he had his shoes shined
on Sunday last at Frisby's place.
When he came out Of the shop the
Italian belonging to the Union was
outside and saw him. The lat ter
was called and testified that he had
sworn out the warrant.
Robert &. Pennington represented
Frisby and drew attention to the
fact that this was u prosecution by
the Union and was not one where the
police had stepped in TO prevent
while trolley cars ran at will, cigars,
soda water and other things are sold.
Judge Churchman said that the rel-
ability of the principal witness had
been attacked and his statements
did not correspond. Therefore the
case was dismissed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
To tiO to China.

Lieutenant Benton G. Decker, re.
siding at 1911 West seventh Street,
has been ordered t. China and will
leave tomorrow.
Mr.. Decker has been acting as In
spcctor at the DUPONT Powder Works,
at Pcnnsgrovc, n. j. for some time
past.
lie has a large circle who will be
be very sorry to lose his smiling face
from their midst, hut we wish him
God Speed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
The Seibert.

Wc would call attention to tho advertise
ment of tho Delaware Company which ap-
pears in another column. Mr. Chllds Is
Id charge of tho refrigerator department
and is prepared to entertain all callers,
furnish information and give estimates
on tho Siebert, Call md SEQ before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
Witt, The Sick

]. Clayton Mas ey of King street above
Fourth has been indisposod for some
days
Mrs. Harry Lowe who recently went
under an operation In q Philalalphis
Hospital Is getting along nicely.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
Girls on o Strike.

Eight female operators quit work
Yesterday afternoon at the shoe
factory OF David Fox, Filth and
Walnut streets. They claim they
do not receive enough work to JUS
tliy them remaining at their places
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
Easter Flowers.

Mr.. Vance has fine display OF
Easter flowers at No. los East
Fourth street. Parties who wish
to see something really beautiful
should call and examine his stock.
as it makes as iiuc a display as
can be found IN our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
Boys Three
Piece Suits

Made just like fathers
coat, vest and short pants.
A line sure to win your
corlmendation and trade.
These are examples of su-
perior workmanship, prop
erly cut and perfect fitting
excellent Cheviots and
Cassimeres in new Spring
patterns or plain blue and
black, ngle-breasted coats,
with the new hlgh-cut vests.
Sizes 10 to 1G years. So,
$3.50, 81, S., S6.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
DIAri7

sPAEK- TN hurl5, 'DJl Mary T.. A.rl or
Charlie T.. llrK4 Jr tn hD." .lh i'ar bE.y
Fnrarul prI"I'" ul tnr IatH rug .unn 80.
2ls walnut street, on Monday Al0US, 4@Jl at
? O'clock, Int~nrut az WlIluIux pu mud
Brandy Cemetery,
BARr--OA Apru II. 1891. Ja",n- H. BAR nvra
~ ytHr-
Relnuyo' and friends nrs rr4p. TRULY tuvr.
tei to attend the funeral tram the It.lu'uCe
OF hts ne, huy, s. Frank stirling, runl l.oGl-
land. Del, on Fri iay At II . e ugii. S'r,irc5
house. Intznnant at t'r"'n ,iiii cemetery
ENTRIKEE In tins city on A prIl n. lyD,
DlrrY ana, widow "i urbUr" Ertrlh.n, -
her NlIt year.
helativr, and friends are iuv r'l ~ attend
the funcrp kcryicrsHt thrreS.d 'n"n Of hnr son
Hibbari u. l'HirlI;rU, No 81 IAtuH | @'rcct
on Frlda' "tt"rlOun. April i, Tao, at 2
o'clock. NirrmaNt nt Iumbardy cemetery.
West Chem or papers please vJp|
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
! he Nenther.

Tomorrow promises TO bo fair and
rather warmer. somewhat similar con-
siDns wiiI probably prevail On Satur-
da.
1ha thrrmametar NJ W. c, Tavlnr'4
tered III follows
o'ciurtl lyOrlo,k lO'clOck
A. u j,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
Board Of Education : uudlJate

The many friends OF Dr. J. n. Morgan
Of the Fifth ward have begun a movem nj
to get him to allow his name to be cd
Us a candidate for the Board Of Education
at the summer Elections.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04

Take DR. Bull 5 Cough Syrup Tor all
those dangerous UttaCtiO OIs--soverc oDld-
Uieurisy and grippe-whGh Fall and
Winter bring along It - tho creates
purs for bronchitis and al! thrOat and
lung ntf-rtilus
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
PAN N liit. BACK


A u harrington. CunslHnia y, Y,
says Il was ttQuDrH several yeas
with kidney disease aud suffered >rvoto
pains in tho buck; usr, r0Iey'> Kidney
Cure and ono bottle cured III, | ru-
oUnmcut IL 10 my fr,"oi,. l. has given
perfect satisfaction Fake m substitute.
Sold 1t Daniygth'd l2y Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
VESTEE and DOUBLE
BREASTED SUITS

For boys 3 to lG years,
Springs new all-wool ia.
brics-Cheviots and Cassi-
mcres-in plain blue and
black and nobby mixtures,
also fancy Worsteds and
Sergcs. Tailoring, trim
mlngs and fit are not to be
outdonc by any, S1.50,s1.75,
50, $3.50, IS, $3.50, 81,
$3.50, s..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04

NNTAETED--A HAlF GROWN WHITE
Wv Elrliur general .huu'ewUrl;r reference
.lvtU rsd AINiy No oJj West - zenith street,
l.7Or SAht-- CHEAP ONE MAKE. GOOD
i work : Hui driver, Any woman on boy
ran irV" t"r ar Work her. f'arjr-4 ot all OF
ilrls. AGlr"-- No, I.I EniOG street
n+1t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
TOT CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.

"One night nv brothers baby was taken
with Group, WRITES Mrs. j. G. Sn!der, of
Crittenden. KY, 'It seemed it would
strangle before we would yet II doc.or, SO
we gavs 1t Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
which gave quick relief nnd permanently
cured it. Wo always keep it III 'ho house
to protect our children from Group and
Whooping Cough. 1t cured me OF a chronic
bros nchial trouble that no other ,nemedy
would relieve" In falliblo fer Coughs,
Colds Throat and Lung troubles Soc ani
SlOO. Trial bottle free at N. b. Dan
turths.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04

I,stters OF administration wsre grautnd
b Addio l., Todd ou iGs Estate Vi LGwis
u lNNI. NpCohscl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04

EMr. VIM. Watson who underwent an
operation Mt the Homeopathic Hospital is
on "A fair way o recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04

Judge Bradford made an order today
discharging Martin h.. KEN, ther from
bankruptcy.
The house No. 3!9 We5t Fifth street has
been sold by ;. J.. Hoilett 10 j. L LeecE
for S2 900
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04

II, H. ~eets wI.l buiId .cb to Nni4Ji
Pennay'yNnla avenue and y +, ShaGo--
pea 0 back lui.dll S y No. lJ0, Lnncas-
ter NEMML.N-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
CAED HASI\ Lr

ENr and>Ts. Jos.ll SayIor Of Fanlk-
Knd Dot, have returned home after
a most delightful trip 10 Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Kcy, Joseph jackson If Ellen
dale, "a who has been visiting Mr..
T. Smith at his residence, l507 Rod
ney Street. This city, returned home
to-day.
Miss Margaret Rogers Will spend
Easter with her sister Mrs, Anna NJ,
Roberts, in GcrmqlhONp i'I
Prot. aud Mrs. II. 5. Goldcy viii
give an at home On Saturday, April 6
and t.. to The Students
EThc regular meeting II C;oIdey Lit
erary Society vii. hc he'd this after
np0n.
Mr.. Frank Johns haSrcreiyca a let
ter from Mr.. Robert WhiLuach who is
in the Philippines.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
SAMUEL LEES COMPANY, 5. E Cor Fifth and Market Sb

NOliE E-L HEN"N HUNGER, THE TEN.
At mt ana ur"9rpN, o. tn" hDusr, situated
lt north west Jrlt"r Tenth and Orange .tracts
IN ulr seventh "art. Of thu ty of WI.
nlngtrn, rrJntv Of New tt-tl" ani
stated D"luTaI, ~ rutnpaugn with the r..
oRirrirrul> Of thu acts OF tn, General Assem-
tIy IN ,Ech ga. "4uu" InL provided, do hrr'hy
Elv" uOti"" th'l Nha' apply IN ,lrltiug to the
Court Of frn"rHl Sr,+iv'l- IL tho state OF Della
war, IN and for y, " tt4tl. county, on MON.
DAY the 18th ,in} ur MAYA. D. 1880. h'ing the
n"xt term Of sad ",DUr', tor = license for
siii house As AN luN or TAVERN for the -h"
therein IF iNtuNl, lDIu! liquors IN less Quantir
TIE, than on" quart. lu be- dlNnk On til" prom.
s'7. and thr tUlpWlHg + '3ptG tart" rltl2rn, of
said a"topl dl,'rl u! Irt-t AZ Of whoa are
-u!l,lauual frurhu!dnrs yf sat 1Chuti district,
reGun.IH' nj tH"s sand application. yIE:
Charles " Ioruiutl &c Watson
John J Flanagan a lien J. Gita.
JpUn /. q uhrr j r -rYirr
~auVel tiuwtns VS. DNl-
Elmer T. NcDam" Jenn Keenan,
water Il Edwards John Il ssyivauus
John savers Harry " Chair.
Albert II Ang"rFt"!n In--ph K!ripatliCk
EoUrge L Robinson W II Plcl 7ou ,Ir
MicHuc DnnJAIiu William Go,nrll
Charles Whnnn Iamr. { COhCn
Charles ! Davies John FatUn
tIrcl e Heck HEN \ IllNGFR,
aiit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-04
Rus sian Blouses
and Sailor B!ouses

Sizes, 3 TO 10 years. Made
of blue, brown and Oxford
garnet FIannels, Scrges and
Chcviots.
~iiiS worth ~ selling for
$3.50.
sniis worth s:s Acili,. for
ss2.
sHifs worth $a SrsIiD. for
SO.
suits worth Si5 Seilin. for
ss:e. 80.
suits worth SO sriIin: for
$3.50
suits worth - selling for
SO.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

boys got in a back room some
where and shoot craps, that would
be gambling. There are SO many
other waysin which gambling may
be practiced or may not be, Just as
you happen to view the subject.
that it is not singular that some
times you gamble before YOU
think. This comparative view of
gambling only proves that there
are different grades and degrees of
the vice, different stages of the
disease as it were, some of which
are more sinful and dangerous
than others, it is true, but to per-
sist In and to countenance even
these milder forms is to encourage
and propagate the love of hazard
which is common to and inherent
in all human kind, without regard
to age, sex, color or previous con.
ditions.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

The records Of the state auditor
show that the private attorney
employed by ex-Gov. Lind to
ferret out the companies which
had not complied with the Somer-
vile law and paid their fees, drew
$3.50 on the governors warrant
for services rendered. The
amount actually collected as the
result of these services" was a
trile over 81 900, so Gov. Lind's
private attorney got about Is per
cent of the net results of his
work" When the people of the
state have time to figure out the
one fusion administration and com
pare it with those which preceded
it, or with that which succeeds it.
they will see that fusion doesn't
pay, and the only way to have
good government is to pick out q
party that has some standing and
some responsibility and stick to it.
on state as we'll as on nationa
issues.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

IT is no longer a drawback to
the progress of a young man to be
a member of christian church.
1t is no embarrassment. tits an en-
couragement. 1t is no hindrance.
1t is help. There never was in
all the past, such demand as now
for incorruptible character strong
enough to resist every temptation
to do wrong. We need it in eyery
relation of life, in the home, in the
store, the bank and in the great
business affairs of the country.
We need it in the discharge of the
duties that have come to the GOV
ernment. 1t isneeded everywhere
never more than at this hour
Mr.. Mckinley in San Francisco.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

1t appears that all gambling is
not gambling. The kind of gamb-
ling that is carried on under GER
tain conditions is not gambling.
The poker game in Granite Falls
the other day in which one of the
participants killed another was
gambling, without a doubt, while
the game of checkers that New
York clergyman played with a
young man one day last week, in
which the minister put up as a
stake his daughters hand in mar
riage while the young man agreed
to pay off the church debt if he
was beaten, was not gambling.
If you drop a niclkle in the slot
machine, and it stops on yellow,
and you hold the handle down
long enough you get 50. That is
gambling, because the slot ma
chine was in a saloon. But if you
pay 10 cents for a chance on silk
quilt and draw it, this is'not gamb-
ling, because you are at church
fair. If you buy a pool on a horse
at race you're gambling, but if
you take a flyer on wheat or pork
or stocks you're speculator.
Seven-up at 25 cents corner is
gambling, but progressive pedro
with 50 book for a prize is a
society game. At the school and
college field day exercises the con-
testants strive nightly for the
purses that are hung up, that is
not gambling, but if those same
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

We wish it distinctly understood
that our prices on commercial
printing remain the same not
withstandlng the advent of brace
of would-be revolutionizers of the
printing business. In order to
make the bluff stick, the Times
outfit has seen fit to excuse them
selves by announcing in their sheet
that they have came in contact
with bills issued by this office
which were below living prices.
A poor excuse is better than none
and not being content with getting
business in gentlemanly way
they resort to price-cutting and
other despicable methods to exist.
The MINER has been edited and
published by the same publisher
for six years. We have lived
with our family in the town, have
made our home here and have al
ways openly championed the in
terests of Ely and its citizens. Our
books are open to any patron of
the Office a. d our rates for print
ing are open and above board. We
came here with the intention of
making q living and we have not
starved. we have treated our
friends the best we know how and
our enemies with consideration.
Our prices on printing of all kinds
remains the same and we will not
be bluffed by Mr.. Rogers.
Those wishing cheap printing
can get it, but not at this office, we
will do good printing at reason
able figures. we haye living to
make ana lntend te pay our doDtS.
we will not work for nothing and
would sooner starve doing nothing
than working hard. we will not
cut prices and if it becomes neces-
sary will get position cutting
cord wood. Our business has pro-
gressed for six years and will con-
tinue to progress, Notwithstanding
the mouthy Rogers. Let this suf-
flee. However if Rogers wishes
to learn something to his interest
he can call on several of the busi-
ness men whom he roasted" a
few evenings ago or at the MINER
Office. we are always at home.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

Two HARBoRs was dry town
last Sunday, all the saloons being
closed tight. To add to the un-
quenchable thirst, the weather
was very warm and besides several
hundred eXcursionists from Du-
luth and Superior came up on
boat and spent the day there. 1t
is said by those who seem to know,
that the town will not be so dry
hereafter.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07
"R. & /. r"

The Duluth, South Shore & Allan
tic Ry., again offers to Northwestern
people an unusually attractive ar
rangement of ''Rail s. Lake Trims. y
Let us plan your Pan-American Ex-
position trip via Train & Steamer
Routes. No dust-no heat. Service
the best, and at reasonable rates
For full particulars, rates, reserya-
tions, ETC.. apply to M. ADsoN, Genr.
Agent, d. S. S. & A. Ry., Duluth,
Mimi.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07
'Put Me Off at Buffalo"

The great event of the first year of
the twentieth century will be the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo,
which opened May lst. II you go via
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Chicago,
the Burlington Route offers superior
accommodations. Ask the railroad
ticket agent to send you by that line.
A grand opportunity to see a great
exposition and visit Niagara Falls.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

The Duluth News Tribune is
q newspaper that has no superior
of any that strikes this country.
The correspondent feature of
Saturdays number is pleasing to
the ranges, Besides, the Trib.
gets here ahead of all others.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07

A New YORK man has invented
a drill to take the place of the
diamond drill. The only material
difference is that steel is used in
place of carbons, and with carbon
at about $50 per carat the differ
ence is everything.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Slippers.

We recognized headquarters footwear Vici Kid
Vest Top Black and Cooed streetwear While the
assortment OF comfortable and
equal in the CITY, We inspection comparison which
will prove the truth of the men tion.
The Ely miner., 1901-06-07
A Drive in Boys Wash Suits.

In our Annex we will place sale line
Linens in Plain and Stripes Ducks stripes we'll
made and guaranteed give prices on
these much less than for to saw
nothing of the annoyance of making them.
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are frivolous when you may lack tho
necessities. Do not put one months
wages or salary into a trinket, just
n trinket. Keep your credit good
by seldom asking for any. Payi DO
not starve a whole year to afford one
Belshazzar's carnival. Do not buy a
coat of many colors and then in six
months be out at the elbows. Flour
ish not, as some people l have
known, who took apartments at .
fashionable hotel and had elegant
drawing-rooms attached and then
vanished in the night, not even lcav-
ing their compliments for the land
lord. l tell you, my friends, in the
day of Gods judgment we will not
only have to give an account for the
way we made nj money, but for the
way we spent it. We have got to
leave ali the things that surround us
now.
Alas, it any of you in the dying
hour felt like the dying actress who
asked that the casket OF jewels be
brought to her and then turned them
over with her pale hand and said:
Alas. that | have TO leave you so
soon!" Better in that hour have one
treasure OF Heaven than the bridal
trousseau of q Marie Antoinette or to
have been seated with Caligula at a
banquet which cost its thousands Of
dollars or TO have been carried TO our
last resting place with sepators and
princes as ~pallbearers. They that con.
secrate their wealth, their time, their
all, to God shall be held In ~everlast.
ing remembrance. while / have the
authority Of this book for announcing
that the name Of the wicked shall rot
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