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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Better Pay For Many Men.

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Five thousand
r"'"'oyees Of the Illinois Central rail-
including practically every con-
l,y;''or, brakeman, switchman and
yartlman, except the negroes in the fas
south, will receive an increase in wages
within the next month. This was de-
cided on in conference between the
officers of the road and representatives
of the Order of Railway Conductors
and the Brotherhood Of Railway Train
men. 1t involves an Increase in expen-
ditures on the part Of tho company
amounting to between 100000 and
$500, 900 annually. .....,4s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Miss Julia h;lriONe.

Julia Mar owes magnificent production
of when kniyhLhouu Was in Flower
comes to the Brur Street Theatre for g
month beginning October 81. 1hi, viii
Eo Miss Marowe's only engagement in
Philadelphia this seasun-in fact, her
only appearance in any Pennsylvania
city, rs hor tour this year Is NOR, than
usually brief. Aside from Il montL III
Philade!phla. n month in Boston, and II
month in Chicago, Miss Mariowo will
play in only six American cities during
TIL coming q AM Ninte', She WAS re-
leased from Ler Phialr ptia contract
last spring, owing to Lhp !. eas success of
'W hen kniyhthood Was ID lower" ut
til, Criterion Theatre. NsH York G ty,
where she would nov ne savo.for III, fac"
that fu ltilmrnt oil previous con racls is
row absolutely demanded by managers
who surrendered their time last yeHr.
Miss Marlove'- portrayal Of tho role of
Mary Tudor in Paul kcsters drana.iza-
ton o: Charles Ma jor's romantic novel
has proved the triumph of her career, OF
all the lillrty- tour roles in which shc has
appeared, her May Tudor has scoroa the
most emphatic success with tho public
md the critics, his is probnly bee ,use
it affords 20 wide II range for tho display
of iii.s M,rlowe's gifts, the part includ.
ing moments of delicious cumaly and
deep amo.ionnisln, and q constan, n'ter-
nation OF smiles and oars. Miss Muriowo
is Ii st seen rs u princess swnyel by whim,
and impulse, next as u young woman
surtcnuurlng for the first time 10 thu die
tates of her henrt, and later as IL true
heroine willing to surrender all tor the
suko OF hor love and her lover
The play has heHn splendidIv mounted
and tho five scrnes dep'ct Windsor Park
on Mayday, 1913; thu Princess apartment
in Br,owrli Huusc, London tho public
room If tho Bow and String Inu, at
Br toll he bal room OF the Palnis dos
lourneiles, in Paris, and the morning
room of Greenwich Palacc, England.
They are masterpieces OF the sceEe paint
er's art. Miss MnrloNe'a supporting com
pany inclndrs playo who have cuntrlLut
ed Studies of merit to the stage both in
England and America
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Pierce VIII Receive.

Everywhere to-day there was
beard words of satisfaction expressed
that Bicycle OI1cer Harry Pierce has
decided to remain a bicycle officer and
patrolman and that he will not ac-
cept the position Of Assistant War
den at the County Workhouse. Mr.,
Pierce has record on the force to be
proud of and his executive ability Is
such nat his views have been follow
cd out many times. lie Is unassum.
ing and yet determined, cool headed
and brave.
ONicer Pierce will still wear the
uniform Of the preserver of the peace
in Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Groceries Scattered,

Car No. T. Of the Peoples Railway
Company struck boy express wag-
on loaded with groceries this morning
at Sixth Street, vest of Jackson
Street.
The boy stopped with his wagon in
the middle Of the square and went in
10 u house with box Of groceries.
A passenger who got on the car at
Van Buren, Street Sa" the express
wagon. One wheel was on the track.
Tie motornan did not pay any at
tenton to the obs tac!c. The wagon
was broken to pieces and the boxes OF
groceries scattered in all directions,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Millions OF Cat Fish,

Cherry Island marsh is populated with
millions of small cat nsn which were
thrown iuto tho dikes in The mud pumped
from the river bottom by the hydraulic
dvedge which WAS IN operation In tho
Christianariver.
1t Is not reus enable to think that thore
were so many little fish in tho compare.
lively small amount of water that wal
pumped IN. some men who have socn the
fish account for hem by saying that tho
spawn of osgs Of thu fish have been ds-
posted III the mud in the bottom Of thu
creek at different times IN the past Sand
thsn covered up with null. preventing
their development into fish. When pump
ed into the marsh the germs touad favor
uble conditions aud the swa,ms of fish
are he result.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
f;ogs Started d Fire,

The police have discovered that a
number Of boys started bonfire at
the works Of the Delaware Terra Cot
Ia Company yesterday Afternoon. a
numUe Of men in the ncigiluorhood
saw the smoke and suOn afterward
put out the blaze.
At first it was thought that an at
tempt had been made, to set the place
OH tire but the police scout the idea.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Arrest of n Purk Reveals a Plot.

PARIS, Oct. 14.-Le Francois pub
fishes Il dispatch from Susa, Tunis, an
nouncing that Turkish officer was re-
Gently arrested there Oh a charge of
swipdling and that an investigation
disclosed the fact that he had received
instructions from the Ottoman minis
ter Of war to organize rising Of the
Arabs in south Algeria in the event of
the rupture of diplomatic relations be-
tween France and Turkey resulting in
a declaration of war 1t was conclu-
sively proved that his presence there
was due to these instructions. Accord
Ing to the same advices, the ncriminat-
ed officer is only one of several who
were intrusted with the same mission.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
For iialiy {1Ay

The Sunday school Of the South
Chester NJ. Il. Church, is preparing
an excellent program Of events for
its "RalIy Day" service, which Will
lie held next Sunday evening. in lie
church. Third and JciIery streets
The program includes some excellent
musical selections and recitations,
and an address by the Rev. Eben n.
Baldwin, of C!aymunt, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
NAtVAR lSLCATED
1neurgent Leader Said to Be
In Bulacan Province.
IlBDORO RESURRECTION WIPED OUT
Police Force at Bsna3 Dl"armed and
the Chief Under Arrest-The EN-
a ecutlOn Of Major Bra-
II KnnEa Ordered.

MANILA, Oct. 14.--Thc military au-
thorities have received word that Gen
teral Miguel Mnlvar, the insurgent
leader, is believed to have left the
province Of Batangas Llzon. and to
be planning an operation in the prov
ince of Bulacan, where insurgent con-
>scription has been progressing recent
ly.. The country is mountainous and
well adapted to guerrilla warfare.
Captain Pitcher has practically
stamped out insurrection in the island
Of Mindoro
4 The police force at Ranan, province
of Batangas, has been disarmed, and
the chief of police and several others
have been placed under urrest on
charge of belonging, to an insurgcnt
society and using their Offices to OBJ
tain information for the insurgents.
Major Braganza, the insurgent off,
tr who ordered the execution of 1O3
Spanish prisoners and personally su-
Eerintended the carrying out Of the
y Ter, has been sentenced to be
lsHnged.
here Is intense feeling among the
r;;ives in San Fernando, province of
I.mpanga, over the killing of native
by soldier. Strong patrols are out in
bo'A San Fernando and Bacolor to
prevent hostile demonstration.
There is considerable criticism here
OF the recent statements of Congress-
man Edgar Weeks of Michigan re-
gardlng Filipino character and posi-
biiluAb. Members Of the commission
refSf to hjs remarks as too sweeping
and as "based upon too short an ex-
peflence."
II The native press unstintlngly con-
demns the conclusions of Mr.. Weeks
as unjust ana viciously false
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
OVER THE GREAT SEA
Frenchman Attempts Balloon
Trip From Toulon to Algeria.
MANY DlSCOURACEMEN1S OVERCOME
The Trip Undertaken with n View
Of EstnbIishinE Aerial Commune
cation Hctvye cen the Two COun-
tries In Time of War.

PARIS, Oct. l4.-Considerable inter-
est is manifested in the attempt of the
COmte de la NaulX, the acronaut who
left Les Sablettes. near Toulon. Satur-
day night OH Il balloon voyage across
the Mediterranean with Il view of test
ing the possibility Of using balloons be-
tween France, Corsica and Algeria In
time of war.
The success of the experiment has
been frequently endangered of late by
bitches in the arrangements COmte de
Ia NaulX has received seiniofticial sup
port in the shape of subscriptions from
the ministers Of marine and war. The
former had leomisrd a cruiser as
convoy and also lent the Initiating ap-
paratus. A fortnight ago, however, NJ.
de Lancssan decided that the season
was not propitous for the experiment
and withdrew the cruiser and the appa-
ratus.
Comte de la VaulX with difficulty re-
placed the apparatus. Then Il portion
of the balloon shed collapsed in gale
ana tore lnc DhllOOi. llllS NdlllHSt WIS
repaired, hut few days ago another
accident delayed his departure.
Finally the aeronaut's luck changed.
Weather and wind improved and at
the last moment NJ. de Lancssan re-
volscd his decision and ordered the
French second class cruiser Du Chayia
to convoy the balloon. which is also
conveyed by private yacht.
The aeronaut is accompanied by two
other aeronuuts and naval lieutenant.
He expects to reach Algeria Wcdnes-
day night or Thursday morning. He
took with him sevcnty-ilvc carrier pi-
geons to be released in three patches
daily The balloon. which is decorated
with the tricolor. carries accunulators
for electric signal lamps and an electric
pump to draw up sea water for ballast
whenever necessary by tubes immersed
in the sea.
COME dc Ia NallX by a system Of
floats intends to keep about forty feet
above the water
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
I,cnciit sale COses,

The sale Of Old and New, for the
benefit Of the Homeopathic Hospital,
came to close in tie Pyle Cycle
Academy ON saturday night.
The various leop'e in charge were
kept busy o. the last day Of The sale
waiting upon tho many customers
who were there anxious TO yuv. The
sale has Lctn success sni III every way
and while the receipts and cxpendi-
lures have not yet been figured out,
it is cstim atel that the sales of the
week amounted to nearly s. 1000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
w Imia,ton Bible Union

The regular meeting Of the VII.
miuglon Bible Union will be held
this evening 10 the lecture room Of
the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church at T. As o clock. The lesson
topic will be "loseph Exalted, -
Gen. Al. 38 40. All Sunday school
teachers and Bible students are
cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Honors to Virchovv.

BERLIN, Oct. 14.-The celebration In
honor of the eightieth birthday Of Pro-
fsssor Virohow cane to an end with a
reception following the banquet in the
lobby Of the lower house Of the Prus-
sian diet. The octogenarian savant de-
elared that he was not fatigued. Among
ths last addresses presented was one
4om THO Chicago Medical society. The
Affair will never be forgotten by those
who participated. 1t was unique
Sight and deeply impressive.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Nagse.S OF 0,il.

Rev. Adam Chambers famous lee
turc was delivered to large audi.
encc at the Y. NJ. c. A., yesterday
afternoon. DR.. Chamber used in his
talk a dozen or 50 oil paintings, works
Of his own, representing events in
the life Of Christ aud His temptations
The talk was based on these and was
full Of good advice aud counsel 20
yUllnr men,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Troops Kss, ordSr At Kabd1.

Troops Nse1 Qrdfr At Kabd1.
LONDON. Qet MA lafBe Afghan
force has been aysspbled mound IA.
bul and 10 malntainlhs Waer," says a
dispatch to The Daily Mail from Sim
Ia. "nabib Vllah Khan has appointed
a special guard for each European in
Kabul. directing that the guards shall
answer with their lives for the safety
of their charges. The Indian govern
nent has postponed the usual move to
Calcutta, and Lord Curzon has definite
b postponed his projected tour"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
When the Crowd Gathered.

At the close OF some sports that were
being held at a country village. one of the
competitors, coming across the local police
man, inquired when the theater opened,
I'VE have no thea,er here said the po-
lceman.
''Well, the music hall, them
"No, nothing of that kind here"
Have you no evening amusement at all?"
asked the stranger.
"Oh, yes" said the policeman, rising to
the occasion. 'lf you wait til nine o'clock
you'll see them shunting the goods train
London Spare Moments.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
New Snuff Mills

The contract for the erection OF a
new mill and several dwellings Tor
w. +, Garrett aud Sous, the snuff
manufacturers at Horklyn. has
received by \. S. Reed g. Brother
Company. The new building will
cost $4,000, aud the total cost OF
the Improvements will be about
sl25,OUU In addition to the new
mill the company will also erect ten
new dwellings, near the works.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Buttons for Church uoers.

Persons who ATTENDED Asbury NJ.
f. Church yesterday morning were
given buttons containing Scriptural
quotations. The buttons contained
designs of flowers, in addition to the
verse and were worn By those who re.
ceircd them during the service.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Ru..ia Saws "Niust" to the Turk.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct 14.-M.
Zinovieff, Russian ambassador to Tur-
key, had an audience Of the sultan Fri
day. The conversation dealt chiefly
with the deplorable situation in tho
Mush district and the prosecutions and
murders of Arinenians. The embassa-
dor insisted that Turkey should punish
the guilty parties.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Omnibus Capuised,

SARATOGA. N. T., Oct. 14.-An ON
nlbus owned by Spencer Trask OF New
York city rolled down an embankment
at iaddo, bis country seat. The ON
n:E"s contained nine persons. Mrs.
.la. garet McElrone was seriously In
iNrrd, and five others were painfully
bruised
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
The Whining ton Business School.

reopens It's nish, school N londuay evening
september 3Nh. 1t has no free tuition tn
ctler Its plan to give instruction in all
1t. depart tMents tina. is worth something.
The charg" viii l'e 10 per mouth first
la. : and always. n" letter instruction
a. any pricu. he first ln"nth will bs
worth ~ mitch as !ir Ia u
BEACON 4 DrTT0N. p. opRlEToRs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Health Goods at Lyrch's.

Shredded Wheat Biscuits lOr; lam.O
See Health Coffee 25c ID pkg; Grape Nuts i3c
rtam oil Whrat, lao pkg; WI, ,atirt. l5, pkg !;
Pills VItCs l5c pkg; our own bo tling uld
brown stout: 7jG dnz leer and Porter iA'c
duz: Rye Whiskie1 &c IL. ID 81 JQuart lele-
p one orders promptly attended to- Stores
EourIh amd Madison streets; Eighth anu
ling -tr--', siI.t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Anarchists nj Rio Jnneiro.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Lisbon corre-
spondent of La Patric says telegram
has been received at the Portuguese
capital from Rio Janeiro asserting that
two Italians were arrested Friday
evening last in the corridor of the
presidential palace by an officer Of the
guard. Botir were armed with revolv-
CTS and daggers. In Rio Janeiro 1t is
believed that they are anarchists and
intended to assassinate President Cam
nos SAl1eR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
The Balloon St9Iltcd.

MARSEILLES. Oct. IA steamer
which has arrived here reports having
sighted the balloon of tomte de III
balloon was about fifty miles from
MarseilleS and shaping its course for
Algeria. The car was about sixty feet
above the sea. Comte de la NnuiX sig
nailed that all was we'll
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
DOTS,

A largo car float was launched from tho
whar"es OF tho American car and Foun
dry company on Saturday
Tho contrast fer tho lighting OF the ci
bn. not yo been awarded.
The new buildings OF the Pullman car
company, ar. likely tn be ruady fos occu
patton by January |.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Situations to b. Had.

Mention the REPUBLICAN when
applying for a position.
a white girl is wanted dforgeneral
housework at No. lOll Adams
street.
y good white girl is wauted tor
general housework at No. 20 East
Twenty fourth street.
A first.class cook, white, must
have good reference, at No 1916
West Thlrteeuth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Muddy " ater.

Judging from the color Of the wa.
ter eomlng out Of the fire plugs at
Third and King streets, THIS morn
ing, the one hundred thousand dol.
lar filter does not filter. The wa.
ter was as muddy looking as water
could we'll be. 1t looks like a case
OF where the filter does not filter,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Auditors Reports

The county auditors reports are
ready for distribution and those
desiring them can do so by calling
at the office Of Receiver 0! Taxes or
the Clerk Of Peace or Mr.. kurtz's
Office. No. Oil Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Deceased.

Mrs. Barbara wife Of Thomls Grean.
residing Mt No. 100 West Eighth street
died last evening. She leaves hi,band
three .ons nnd three dnugEtersto mourr
her loss. She was taken some time ago
with II rnrn'y,lc stroke ahd never got
over u,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Wpfh reAI

Seven peisnns we're read in on proba.
ton at Asbury ca urch yesterday morn
ing, even others AT evening 'ervice, and
seven seekers protested faliA Lass night,
The rev val meetings VIII continue during
tho week. Professor Gallagher sang The
Great " hits Throne"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Elremen are Grateful

The members oi the Fame Hose Fro
ccmpnuy wish to thank the people who
ravo thom such n royal reception on Sat
urduy nigh during the parade with the
Delaware Fire company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14
Killed by Smoking.

Laurel, Dol, October l3. -Wilbur Cal
houn, living near 1willeys died day
from excessive cigarette sInOSing, Ee
smoked more than II hundred cigarettos
daily, and became mcru skeleton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-14

1a,!or's Mntic Hentnche Powder, cure
hpuLnch and neuralgia every tini' Wt'
par.u " ". & Taylor No 3oa King ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
Eur,tau 5arspnu, Jup rsda 0tnhr To- 1901

that these evils can be reduced still fur
TIER by greater restrictions.
The prohibitionists are still active
and are urging prohibitive legislation
without much prospect of success, for
the public generally approves the Goth
enburg system
And these reasons are identical with
what we have in Iowa. They are not
strong ones to those who realize that
Conditions confront u.s. which set aside
beautiful theories. Number six is espe-
cially weak in that 1t assumes that pro-
ihibition does restrict the consumption OF
liquor more than some other plan. The
other claim in regard to crime is of lit
tie value in either of the workings of the
Gothenburg scheme or the prohibition
plan. State laws and city ordinances
have more to do in making up record
of crime. 1t Is misdemeanor In prohi-
bition Grinnell for two or more men to
drink beer If such law was enforced
ir Sweden under the Gothenburg scheme
the result in figures would be startling
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
Supposed Diseases Of Women.

Long stories could be told regarding
the outcome of mistakes in diagnosis
made by physicians in the matter of
diseases of women. Stomach and bow
ell troubles of long standing. chronic
constipation. resulting finally in infiam-
nation of the intestines. have been the
causes of headaches, blues" bearing
down pains and, irregularitie more often
than have arrangements of the female
system. The effect is lack of energy;
Pain resembling that caused by uterine
rrolapse; a melancholy view of life and
its affairs; headache; nauses.s upon ris-
ing in the morning. All symptoms cas-
lily to be mistaken for those caused by
female diseases. DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin and Herb Laxative Compound
gives instant relief. Sold by all drug
gists in 50-cent and 81 bottles, but never
in bulk. We will be glad to send you a
trial bottle and a very interesting little
booklet on stomach troubles If you will
mention your symptoms. Pepsin Syrup
Company, Monticello, III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

larger everywhere than expected. This
is the case With nearby growers, and
reports from other sections of Iowa In
dictate that II is also true there. But
the biggest bear influence OF the potato
market is thu, enormous crop in Min
nesota, Mont,lna. Utah and Colorado,
where irrigation this year produced
many thousands of cars of surplus
stock.
Sioux City.
Instead of 100000. which the South
Sioux City Feet Syrup and Caicory
company planned to expend in the cree
ton of its plant at the south end of
the combination bridge, the company
will put out almost double this amount,
or 100000. The company Saturday
completed tn, erection of two-story
brick building in which next Thursday
will be started the canning of mince
meat and jellies. From twenty to thirty
men will be kept at work all winter n
this department. Next spring the ma
chinery whicl, Will be used during the
winter in thu manufacture of mince
meat will be converted to the canning
of vegetables and grain. The manufac-
ture of beet syrup. In the new five-story
building, will be begun next fall Of
f1cers of the company have just re-
turned from. Ohio, where they went to
purchase machinery for the new plant.
One new press cost 81, 600.