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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
RESOLUTIONS ON MR.. kIENLE
Brother Members of the knights Of
Columbus Take Action.

Resolutions on the death of Frederick
Kicnle were adopted by the Santa Maria
Council, No. 1856, Knights Of Columbus,
last night, as follows:
Whereas, Our beloved brother, Freder-
lex KienIe, by his rectitude of life, his
sterling integrity and his unfailing cOur-
teSy endcarcd himself to every member
of this order of Knights of Columbus
and
Whereas, This order cherishes the
memory that Frederick Kienle was fore
most among the founders Of the council
and by his active and intelligent inter-
est in the welfare Of his brother mem-
bers contributed in marked degree to
the present prosperity of the Knights
Of Columbus in Delaware, and
Whereas, With profound grief we
learn Of the death Of this esteemed and
cherished friend and brother. Now,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Knights OF Colun-
bus OF Delaware band in grief because
of this untimely and unexpected death,
express hereby their deepest sympathy
for the family Of our deceased brother
and hereby record our appreciation Of
the sterling honesty, the business ing
tcgrity and the attractive social qnalfe
ties Of our deceased brother Frederick
kienle. who though departed, leaves us
an unperShable memory Of bis exalted
character as Il model husband, father
and citizen.
Resolved, Further that copies Of these
resolutions be published in the daily
papers and copy of the same be sent
to the family Of our deceased brother
Frederick Kicnle.
James Mcgary,
Matthew ID. Murphy,
Peter j. Ford,
Martin F. FAIRY,
Vim. Michael Byrne.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
POLITICAL
NOTES.

Charles H. Blaine has announced
himself as a candidate for Presi-
dent of City Council.
Harry J. Guthrie's friends think
that he would make a very good
city treasurer.
There is liza BILE to be quite a hustl
ingtime between the several Demo.
cratic candidates for Mayor.
Henry c. Downward, candidate
TOR city treasurer. is a Wilmington
boy aud has large number OF ac-
quaintances in this city.
Political affairs are such that
the Republicans are likely to be in
a quandary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
A Flreman's Close Cail.

II stuck to my engine, although every
joint and every uerve was racked with
palm" writes Z. W. Bellnmy, LOGON otive
fireman, of Burlington. Iowa: II was
weak and pale, without any appetite and
all run down. As was about to give up,
got bottle Of Electric Bit e-s and, after
taking 1t, folt as we'll as ever did in my
life." Weak, sickly, run down people al.
from their use. Try them. Satisfaction
by N. B. Danforth. Price 30
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Strikes Rich Find.

was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debility,
writes f. J, Groen. Of Lancaster, N. H.,
No remedy helped me un II began u.s.
ing Electric BiLtsrs, which did me more
good han all the medicines ever used
They have also kept my wife in excellent
health for many years. She says Electric
Bitter, are Just splendid for female trou-
be,; that they are u grand tonic and In =
vgOratur for weak, run down women. No
other medicine can take its place in our
family" Try them. Only Doc. Salts.
faction guaranteed by N. b Danforth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets remove
the cuuse
For U. S Senators

MEssRs. EDIToRS:-Permit me to
suggest the election OF J. Michael
Brvne, Esq, to the U. s. Senate.
In my opinion Addicks and Bryne
will prove easy winners should the
Republicans have majority in the
mex. Legislature. Let the matter
be agitated and the much vexed
question Of the election OF Sen ators
satisfactorily settled. Yours, II. p.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

Rev. John Reid, Jr.. OF Great Falls
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Bal IN
to mel can emphasize his statement
ut IL positive cure for cstarrh II used as
directed" "-Rev. Francis W. Poole, pas.
tor Central Presby tsrian Church, Helena,
Mont
After using Ely's Cream Balm six weeks
] believe myself cured of catarrh Joseph
Stewart. Grand Ave-, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 10 cents
or mailed by Ely Brothers, 65 Warren
street, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
A Deep nyStery.

II Is a mystery why women endure Back
ACHE Headache, Nervousness Sieepless
ness, Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy
Spells whom thousands have proved thai
Electric Bitters will quickly cure such
troubles. II sufferer for years with lid
ney trouble, writes Mrs. Phebe Cherlsy,
of Peterson. In.. land lame back pain
ed me SO ! conld not dress myself, but
Electric Bitters wholly cured rue, and,
although 70 years old, now am able to
do all Of my hOusework." 1t Oysrcomes
Constipation. improves Appetite, gives
perfect health. Only 50ceEts at N. b.
Danfurth's drug sturo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

EVERY voter who has removed
from the district where he voted at
the last general election. should
have his name transferred to-day.
The Department Of Elections will
be open every afternoon during
April to transfer voters from one
district to another. Tne Democrats
expect to elect Mayor Fahey $ sue
cessor and are laying their plans
accordingly. and they Will see that
their voters are properly transfer
red. Numerous Republican voters
have moved from one ward to anoth-
er and they must be transferred or
they will lose their vote at the com.
ing election. We know there are
hundreds of Republicans who be-
came disgusted at the action OF the
last Legislature and who said they
would not vote again in Delaware.
and who are not vet over their dis
gust at the men who lett two vacan-
cies in the U. S. Senate for the
Democrats to fill two years hence.
The Republican party in this State
will have its hands tull to keep GER
tain men in line.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Seven Years in Bed.

"WiIl wonders ever ceasep" inquire the
friends Of Mrs L. Pease, of Lawrence, Kun,
They knew she had been unable to leave
her bod in seven years on account OF kid
nsy and liver tronbls, nervous prost ra.
ton and gensral debility, but, "Three bot
ties Of Elec rlc Bitters enabled me to wal X
she writes, "and in three months l felt
like a new person" Women suffering
from Headache, Backacho. Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Melancholy. Painting and
Dizzy'Spslls will find 1t Il priceless bless-
ing. Try 1t. Satisfaction Is guarant teed
by N. b. Danforth. Only 90 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
A MINER
ENTOMBED,

Shamoktn, Pa, April deep in tn
CUmeron mine fifty men ara tuiling a. fow
men have toiled before They are dig
gin9 at the Pile OF loo ened coal aud eurtl
which has entombed Michael Verb1nicL
since last Saturday. Vsrbonick, it Is be.
lieyed, is slowly starving to death, bus be
Is aliv1--ths rescunrs are sure of that. FoI
as he dug away this morning John Tel.
eskay, the sntomb=d miner chum, says
he heard the click, click, OF drlll grind.
ing away ,ias tbs barrior, NerbonicS,
starving, the rescusrs say, is making d
brave flght for lie,
Hundreds OF tons Of debris have been
carried away tr ON the face OF tho caveiu
and it is expected that before noon OF
wednesday Nerbouick will have beeu
reached
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
White Ian Turned SrIlo>y

Grea; CONSERVATION was felt BY the
friends nf NJ A. lIOgarty Of Lexington,
Nv. when they -aw bo was 'urnlng vol
low. His skin slowly changed cuur nlse
bis ewes ana h. suffered terrlbl. His
maiady wa Yellow Jaundico He wa,
trented by the bot doe urs, but without
benefit Then hs was advised to try
E'fclrIc bitter', the wonderful Stomach
and Liver rcmndy and he writes: After
tax my two bottle, | was wholly cured -
A trial proves It's nntclirsI merit for all
Stomach, Liver Il d iiidpry trn,lbl o.. Only
D. cens Sold by n b. Danfortn Drug.
RIat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

The Water Department, to keep
up with its needs. will build a one
story building with frontage OF Il
feet on King street and running
back the entire length OF the pres
ent building. The old building has
been too small for some time and it
was necessary to have more room.
1t is a pity our city finances are not
sufficient TO erect decent headq ar
ters for all the city officials and one
that should be a credit TO the ctiy's
wealth and prog ress. The present
squatty looking offices are hun
dred years behind the times and in
keeping with the down State pro-
gress, but they are bum for VIII.
mlngton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Received Photographs,

George Campbell Of this city, who
is on the U. S. S. Brooklyn now at
Cavite. Philippine Islands, has
mailed William T. Jones two por-
traits of himself in the native and
Chinese costumes and large photo
Of the theatrica a troup of the Brook
lyn. The latter picture is amuse-
ing in as much as the troupe are in
full dress and present ridiculous
appearance. Mr.. Jones is very
proud of his gifts and will have
them framed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

Why did not the parties who are
supposed to have bought the Cramps
out and Pettie's Island, opposite
Philadelphia, located on the Chris
tiana river! Can any one answer?
We have been informed that more
than one large industry could have
been secured Tor Delaware if the
people owning the sights had not
wanted the earth and the fu!lness
thereof. Some men, and they can
be found right here ln Wilmington,
font know enough to come in out
Dt the rain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Going Wlst.

Charles Jester, of the firm of Jes
ter and Mcdaniel has gone to
Missouri, to secure another carload
OF horses for this market. They
Will have another sale in this city
III the course OF twoor three weeks.
They expect to have some fine nags
for coach, carriage or dray.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
For sale

A handsome country place. two
mtles from Wilmington. containing
handsome residence, with gas. bath
aud ali necessary Outbul,dlnys.
Viii be sold cheap. Apply to W.
S. Vernon, No $50 Market street,
or TINS Office,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

THERE are some "a miles of well
paved streets in Whining ton, which
work has been accomplished since
1891 and at cost OF several hum
bred thous and dollars. 1t has been
Inc means of giving the city 4 more
business ike look aud acleaner ap-
pearanCe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Removal

Mr.. Dennison removed on Nom
dav from Yorklvn to the old Mar
shall paper mill, in INennett Town
shiD, Pa, short distance above
Auburn, having purchased the
SANE short time ago A number
OF his neghbors turned ont to as
slst him. and they njoyed the work
as though engaged in mere play,
although they regretted his re-
movai TO the adjoining state.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

The Attorney General has decid-
ed to investigate the work OF the
old Levy Court. State Detective
James p. Ratledge has served sum
mons on county officials Horace G.
Rettew, George D. Kelley. Robert
Burns, Edward Clark and Winfield
S. Quigley. to appear before Attor-
ney General Ward, at his office, on
Tuesday, April 10th. They are to
bring their books which relate to
The business OF the Levy Court for
1899, 1900 and 1901. There has
been more or less talk Of investiga-
hing the manner in which the old
Levy Court was conducted until the
Union Republicans insisted that an
Investigation should be made. 1t
remains to be seen what mares nest
Is found, and if there was need OF
such an investigation. There have
been some damaging accusations
made, which thus far have never
been proven and it is about time
these detractors of public men and
measures should prove what they
say or forever hold their peace.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
She Is lnl YenrS

MrchanicSbnrg. Pa. pril Mrs Sara
Coover has Just colo brntrd her lO}rl birth
day NJ tha h me OF hor son. Mayor j. G..
Rerstcr Ar-. Couver Is haze nni hearty
aud "xpectsto live many more years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

CHAs. II. BLAINE, Of the Fifth
ward, has announced himself as n
candidate for President OF City
-ouncil, subject to the decision oi
he Republican party. Mr.. Blaine
IS a well known business man and
should receive the Supportot the en-
tire Republican party.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

Hair the Ills that man is heir to. come
from indigestion. Buriock Blood Bit ers
strcngt hens and tones the stomach :;
makes Indigestion impossible
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

At the meeting Of the Water Com
missoncrs yesterday afternoon it was
decided to have an addition built to the
present offices of the department at
Sixth and King streets
| The business of the department has
| fast outgrown its present quarters,
which is now hardly large enough to
accommodate the rush during the busy
months. The adyisnbllty of building an
addition to the office has b2cn discussed
by members Of the board for several
weeks but it was only yesterday that
any definite action was taken in the
matter.
| On motion of Dr. Pyle plans which
We're submitted yesterday by Architects
Baker and Dallctt were accepted
employees of the department are much
plascd with the boards decision as it
will give them more Office space which
they have needed for several years.
The new addition will have q feet
front on King street adjoining the pres
cnt building 1t will be onc-story and
will extend back toward Market street
the entire length Of the present build
ing. There will be Il basement under
the new addition which will be fitted
lup rs a modern work shop. Registrar
Grohc and chief Engineer Bond will
each have private office. There will
also be a fire proof vault built in the
new addition. Specifications will be
asked for at once and the work of
digging the basement will be started in
n short time.
On motion SeHford Sons of PhIa-
l"lphia hid Of SIG for one of the
departments old pumps was accepted
Chief Engineer Bond reported that the
Diamond State Fibre Co wanted the
board to extend the water pipes from
III" city line to their factory at Els
mere at the Fibre Company's expense.
Mr.. Bond was instructed to do the work
if it would not interfere with other work
already ON hand
Col. Enoch Moore appeared before
th" board and stated that the tenants
in several houses owned by him at
Eighth and WnlnStun streets, at times
could not get water on the second floor
Ih" board decided to look up the matter
and do what it can to remedy the mat
ter
I City Auditor Isaac G. Iylc reported
having audited Registrar Grohc's nc.
counts and found them correct. The
weekly pay roll was $l.Ol0.4l and the
, balance in bank sl05.407.67.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Catarrhal ffeldac

Catarrhal Headache - That dut and
wretched pain in the head JUST over tho
Eyes is one of thu sure4t signs that the
leeds OF Catarrh have be4n auwu, ani its
your warning tu administer tho quickest
and surost tra ttnenj 10 prevent the scat
Ing Of this dreaded malndy. nr. Ag-
oew's Catarrhal Powder will sop ali
pain in ten minutes, and cure. b.
Sold by 4 Jas. Bsit. 9th and Mar
ket stree s, aud n Is Dantorth. No. l20
Market rect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
WHAT TMO CENTS Will M

WHAT TWO CENTS viii DO.
1t will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption. even the worst
cases. This Is about what ope dose OF
EOiey's Honey and Tar costs. Isn't 1t
worth u trial
Sold at Danforth's, 1870 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Meetings Tonight

Ajax Lodge
lroa Moul,iers' Unio,.
Sheridan Post, g. A. Il.
hope Lodge, |. .. o. +.
Wilmington Rifle club.
Franklin Circle, h. of U.
Delaw are Lodge, d. y. H.
Christian scientists
Christina ouncil, r. A
Retail Grocers A association.
Osnge rr be- lmpi o. u. NJ.
Columbia Lodge A. o. U. W
Wilmington Lodge. !. A. ".
Welcome council. .Ir. o. U, A, n
champion Lodge. X. II z.
Delaware Council &. Il. l..
Friendship = Lodge, X. nf +.
Oriental Lodge. A. \. A. NJ
Delaware l.olga. A. .. U. W.
DelawareCouucIl,N q. U. A W.
Daughters OF Low, H. Il. o. A
Nnuini Lodge, II u, l. o. .. f.
Young Mems Democratic tIlD
- Ap,rrS' = GJduc.., u, o. 1 q
rmytn clrcle, lMltGi Ut II. A -
hatnhopH Trtb'. IN ) - EI.
HERNIA II iE'n".i .irnl .>D.rHy ~.
Star nffrthipIs.n I.JIs e."
Wilmington DlElapn. Y. I.,h ST, J. A.
RDcN tualrh !. :.
II ,!IItrs / 'tUl national Union
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.
State Convention Will Convene at
Milford April 25th and 26th.
Interesting Program Has Been Ar
ranged and Great Results Ex-
pected From the Convention.

Great results are expected from the
anuanl convention of the Delaware
State Sunday School Association which
meets in Milford on Thursday and Fri
day. April 25th and 26th. The past year
is said to have been marked one in the
history of the State association and its
auyiliaries, and the success of the CON
vention at Milford is assured. Sunday,
April list has been set apart as a day
of prayer for Gods blessing on the an
nual convention.
| A partial program for the convention
has been prepared as follows: First ses-
sion, Thursday afternoon, April 25-1.45
O'Clock, song and devotional service; 2
addresses of welcome and response; Els,
appointment of committees; reports of
the executive committee, treasurer, New
Castle, Kent and Sussex associations; !;
1915. address and conference, on the sub
ject "The purpose and scope of State
and county associations" led by the
Rev. +. Morris Ferguson of Trenton, N.
j.; AIS, address and conference on the
subject "Reaching the last one,' a
honsc-to-house visitation topic.
Thursday evening" o'clock. service
of song; 7.SO, memorial address; $50, ad-
dress, "A Goddess child, what them"
$50, address. From ocean to ocean,"
Friday mornings o'clock, quiet hour
Of prayer; $50. reports of convention
committee; election of officers; 10, ad-
dress. Frequency of State conventions"
by William X. Crosby; Invitations for
State convention; 1890, round table,
The normal class" to be conducted by
Mrs. Lottie r. Brockson; 1l.3O, Pres
ent day opportunities for the live Bible
school, by Prof. II. s. Goldey, presi-
dent of the New Castle county associa-
ton.
Friday afternoon-2 o'clock, devotional
service; 2.l5, primary hour. presided
over by Israel p Black, primary super
intendent of the International Sunday
School Association $50. round table,
"The home department" Ais. 'Twen-
ticth Century ideas and how to attain
them"
Friday evening" o'clock. service of
song: 80. report of resolution commit
tee; 740, address. 1.-The Macedonian cry
of the children" SIS, address. Success
full Sunday School work" the Rev. Il.
Morris Gcrguson.
Arrangements are being made for sec
tion conferences at the noon hour on
Friday on primary. normal and home
department work. each to be in charge
Of specialist, which will give ample
opportunity for those interested to get
accurate knowledge on difficult points
nFt tl,n
charge of Harry j. Guthrie of this city,
assisted by the orchestra of Avenue NJ.
T.. Church. Milford, and choir.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
Ijainp I,,yDlDtlPtl,

a lamp exploded at tho home Of W.
T. Ncrland, No. 1915 King street, last
night. There was no damage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

Oyster Pie at BeckoSt's Restauran.7tS
and Shipley streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10
WE JNESDAy. APRIL 10. 1901

rel, rs second.ciass mail matter,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-10

The attraction on the boards
here yesterday was the city cleo
ton. The result is tod IN the tig-
ures below:
The age-herald., 1901-07-17
Poll Taxes in the Black Belt.

Congressman's Bowie's reply in an- satisfactory. The poll tax at present is compulsory. Every landlord In the Black Belt is compelled to pay the poll tax of his tenants in order to prevent levies upon property in which he is in- terested, or an arrest of the tenant in whose continuous labor lies the mak- ing of crop. Every county has it's Gamble, and each particular Gamble hunts his county over in bis efforts to collect poll taxes.
 Mir. Bowie's showing has no relation to a poll tax on the voluntary plan. In the proposed constitution the poll tax is left to each mans patriotism. It is so in Louisiana. Does MT. Bowie ask any one to believe that 15,361 darkeys in twelve or even in sixty-six counties would pay poll taxes under a purely fOiunJdly Q&aA Anbt0du Ol I,OIo pun tax payers in Lowndes, it is doubtful indeed if there would be 13 under a plan that leaves the payment of the tax wholly to individual will one year in advance of an election.
 MT. Bowie's figures do not disclose the absolute insuff1ciency" of a poll tax They do not disclose anything, because compulsory poll tax is one thing especially under the landlord and-tenant system. and a voluntary poll tax another thing altogether. And this applies to the remaining 54 coun- ties quite as well as it does to the Black Belt, and she is content to make Hhe payment of poll tax the sole con iAnitton of voting. She does not propose to encourage the Cumpackers and Olmsteads in Congress.
The age-herald., 1901-07-17
Frugal In Hls Hospitality.

Sir James sievewright. who, thirty years ago. was a telegraph operator, has re- gently returned to his old home in Scot land after long sojourn In South Africa, saEs a correspondent in the Chicago Chronicle. While there he received the appointment of Minister of Grown Lands and Public Works in Cape Colony. He had frequent occasion to visit Pretoria, and once he called on Paul Kruger in re- lation to projected railway through the Transvaal Republic. MT. Kruger had a considerable allowance made to hdm for purposes of entertaining, but 1t seemed that his Idea of hospitality seldom scared higher than the cup of coffee-and very good coffee 1t was-which he was accus- toned to offer to his visitors. His usual hour for granting audiences was an ex- tremely early one. From 5:30 or 6 a. m. until (his breakfast hour) he sat on the stoop of his house under a veranda. smoking pipes innumerable and interview ing people of all conditions on all sorts of business.
 On the morning of Sir James visit he was engaged in settling a conjugal dis pute. A Boer farmer came to him with series of complaints against his wife, which the President heard and adjudicat- ed upon with peremptoriness and decision. Immediately afterwards the lady herself appeared on the scene with a tale of grievance against her husband, so the whole matter had to be gone into again da capo.
The age-herald., 1901-07-17
Ships That Pass in the Air.

Long, elaborate, and scientifically written cable messages from Paris tell of an airship which promises the prac- tical solution of the problem of navi- gating vessels through the air as read fly as ships are driven over the sea.
 A Brazilian, resident in Paris, has builded an airship which accomplished wonders on it's initial voyage through the atmosphere that rests lightly upon the capital of France. In the early morning of a promising day he took flight in his machine from St. Cloud, where the first Napoleon dreamed of that world-empire which he very near ly brought about, and sailing away for the more central district of Paris, he thrice circled around the Eiffel tower, all the time having his machine under absolute control, and then returned to St. Cloud, traversing thirteen miles in thfrty-f1ve minutes.
 At Win the inventor elevated or low cred his airship, falling gently to the earth, and then rising as some great bird might take its flight. Scientific men in Paris are greatly excited over this wonderful machine, we are told, and there is no doubt on their part that the problem of successfully nav igating the Upper deep" which since early in the eighteenth century has engaged the attention of inventive minds, is now virtually solved by this Brazilian genius; and really it looks as if the world has at last come in sight of ships that pass in the air!