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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Hemorrhnges Prove Fatal.

Walter ". Lockwood, eolored. living at lGls
Vermont Avenue and employed az laborer at
the Cochran IIotel. died last nigLt-about $3.50
o. clock result Of hemorrhages. The body
was removed from the hotel to the Tnorgue and
placed on slab No. IL and the Coroner notified.
lie aiterward issued certificate Of death from
natural causes.
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Three Charges of Larceny.

young man giving the OF II. Redmond,
his age twenty years, and his nome lO2 seventh
Street northwest l. under arrest on three charges
OF petty larceny. Robert Nation, j. +. I.aud.n.s
and Robert Porter. all living at the num-
ber, appear witnesses against the prisoner.
During some weeks past, II is charged, Redmond
has stolen various small sums OF money from tine
rooms occupied by the cOaIplanaats. \ number
Of reports Of petty rObbDrIes reached the police,
and the matter MAS investigated at semr length
prior to the arrest OF Redmond. Tie latter
denies knowledge OF the tictts.
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Robbed whiieitIe Silent.

James Loughran Of Is Myrtle Street northeast
reports TO the police that ha went TO sleep eariy
YESTERDAY morning at foutetuth Street and
MARYLAND Avenue northssst and aNokc about day
light 10 find he had been robbed OF his coat vest
penknife ana about SS IN cash. Apparently
Iouphran remembers little II ANYTHING OF his
unusual experience. lie can give no description
Of the thief who robbed him but saws he was
alone when he fell asleep The penknife taken
vas Of the black bone-handle variety with ioar
blades, and may serve as possible means OF
bringing the thief TO justice.
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STREET LIGHTING.

High tide. AN and g:iG p. N
Low tide ide.................3:27 AN. and 1887 Pm
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TIDE TABLE.

sun rose......5:54 An sun sets...... as PM
Moon rises....7 rs Pm Moon sets. ....-.........
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Had n Fit ON the street.

william Barnes colored, thirty years old, was
suddenly taken With fit on Sixth Street be
tween l. and Streets yesterday morning about
9 O'Clock and was taken to the Homeopathic Hos
pitui, whore he received treatment. Re was later
taken to his home at is Street northwest.
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Chickens Stolen From n Coop.

Thomas Wood, Of 7I3 Steubens Street northwest
reported to the police yesterday that thieves had
entered his yard Saturday night and had
stolen from a coop eight chickens worth 81. The
identity Of the robbers is unknown, and the
chickens have not been recovered.
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THE sI-N ANn MOON.

IIishest temperature, p. m............-..... :
Lowest Temperature, 10 p. m................. q
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Tbs auasbinston Times.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 80 1901.
Weather Indications,
TEMPER ATURE.

Fair and cooler today. Tomorrow fair; fre
variable winds.
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CATARR RRH

Cstarrh has become such a common
disease that person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint is seldom met
with. 1t is customary to speak of Catarrh
as nothing more serious than bad cold.
simple inflammation of the nose and
throat. II is, in fact, a complicated and
very dangerous disease; if not at first, il
very soon becomes so.
The blood is quickly contaminated by
the foul secretions, and the poison through
the general circulation is carried to all
parts OF the system.
Salves, washes and sprays are unsatis,
factory and disappointing, because they do
not reach the seat of the trouble. S. S. S.
does. 1t cieanses the blood of the poison
and eliminates from the system all catar-
rhal secretions, and thus cures thoroughly
and permanently the worst cases.
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National-Francis Wilson in The suoIlers, q"
evening.
Coluinbia-Anna Held in '"rhe Little duchess, -
evening.
Chase's-Otis Harlan in a Stranger in New
Nork" :" afternoon and evening.
Academy-"A Ragged Hero" evening.
Herman s-"Broadway Burlcsqurr," afternoon
aud evening.
Biiou-"Arizona' (burlcsque), afternoon and
evening.
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j. Mnnry Dovc Mas coaI Yards

all over the city. His down-town office is located
cor. l2th and f SITS. Best grades Of fuel; prompt
and efficient service; lowest prices, Phone, SO7.
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For those living n the malaria districts Grove
Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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ADJUSTMENTS

TamDs lit TODAY seq /. \
Iamps out tomorrow An
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Continues Dull, While Corn
Has n Further Advance.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Wheat was ex-
tremely dull. 1t was higher early under
the influence of small Argentine ship
ments, $4,000 bushels, and lighter North
west receipts, which induced pit shorts to
cover Later the market turned easy and
sold off a fraction from lack of outside
trade. Liverpool was steady and un-
changed to 1-Sd lower; Paris unchanged.
The primary receipts were about 100000
bushels less than year ago. The cash
demand is slow, 10000 bushels. The sea-
board reports % loads. From a compara-
tive standpoint the Argentine and North
west situation in wheat is assuming a
more bullish position.
Corn had further advance today. 1t
opened higher on good commission house
buy ing, and on covering by shorts the
market was advanced 1-2c. The improve
ment was met by liberal sales for the ac-
count of local professional bulls. a no
ticeable feature was the increase in COM
mission house trade The cash demand
was not followed by Improvement in the
speculative.
The oats market was narrow, the fea-
ture being the heavy offerings by longs.
Provisions were moderately lower on
realizing sales by local longs. There was
some commission house buying early and
packers bought at the slight decline. The
closing was steady. The cash trade con-
tinues good and the Legitimate situation
is strong.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Provision and Grain Mar
Let Quotations in Full.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-Following are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators. 454, 29S bus
In the absence of receipts or offerings of
Southern the market ruled dull and nom
inal Graded lots we're nOminally lower
however, in sympathy with easier West
ern markets. No. red, rs Lie.
Corn-Stock in elevators, l, 6l3 bus.
The market for Southern was entirely
nominal in the absence of rece pts or Of
ferings. Prices were about steady at A
1-2c for No. white and 44c for fellow or
mixed Cob firm at s2.35m 2.40 per Dbl for
carload lots prime yellow on spot.
Western wheat opened firm; February
n Ian 1-2c. United Kingdom cables
were lower, while the French were lie
higher Demand for cash wheat continues
excellent, but not much is to be had. a
small quantity selling at II 3-Sc. May was
nominal much OF the time at 19c. Private
cables were quiet; demand small. Market
closed dull; spot February Il lac bid;
March n 3-ic bid; May, rs 3-4c bid; 79c
asked Sales 1900 spot at a S-Sc. Settling
price, contract, II lie; No. red, "A 3-4c;
steamer No. red, "A 3-4c.
Western corn was firm and higher In
terror markets set on advance that the
seaboard followed only tardily, the prices
being way beyond export possibilities.
Trade is as near a standstill as possible
Private cables dull. Market closed dull.
Spot February. a lac bid A lie asked:
March, "A lac bid, "A lie asked; May,
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A 1-2c bid. Settling price, mixed, Al Lie;

a 1-2c bid. Settling price. mixed, Al Lie;
! steamer mixed. 43 Lac.
Flour-Market was steady. Western Su-
per, S23OG2.4o: Western Extra. $2.45Q
$500: Western Family, s3.3OG3.55; Win
ter Patents. S3.S5G4.05; Spring Patents,
s395G420; Spring Straight, s3.S5G3 IS;
Spring Bakers. S30OG3.25; Baltimore
Grade Family, 1856; Baltimore High
Grade Extra, s4.25; Baltimore Choice
Family, s4.O9; Maryland, Virginia, and
Pennsylvania Super, s2.30d2i0; Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania Extra,
$2.45G 800; Maryland. Virginia, and Penn
sylvania Family, s33Od3.55; City Mills
Super, S2.50@3.65: Rio Extra. S3.75a3. 80;
Rye -four. medium to choice. S3.00a3.25.
Oats-The market was steady. Stock in
elevators. 1882 bus. White, No. ., 31G
81 lie; do, No. 3, 30Gt30 lie; do. No. +,
29d25 lie; do. ungraded. 29G31 1-2c;
mixed, No 2, % 1-2G29c: DO No. g. 27 IL
G2Sc; do, No. 4, 2612G2 7e; ungraded
&c 1-2d29c.
Rye-The market was quiet. Stock in
elevators, III $50 bus. No. . rye, In car
lots, Sic; No. rye, 4Sc; No. Western
rye. 54c for spot, and about same price
| for February rye. Bag lots nearby quota
bic at from 45q51c per bus, as to quality
and condition.
Butter-Market steady. Creamery separ-
ator. extra. 24@24 lie; extra first.
| 22G23 lie; creamery first. 21G22c; cream
| cry separator extra, 23d24e; extra first
| 22d23c; creamery first, 20G21c; creamery
| imitation, extra, fSd19c; Iowa and North
western ladle. extra, lea lie; dc. extra
first. 1iG15c; Western store packed, 1870
lac; Ohio rolls, first, 15Gl6c; second, 1870
14c: West Virginia rolls, first, 14G15c
| second, 13G14c; Elgin creamery prints.
1-2 ID. 26G27c do, l lb. 25@ 26c; do. 2 lbs.
| I2G24c: Maryland and Pennsylvania
| creamery prints. IL ID. 25426c; do l ID,
24a 25c; do 2 lbs. 2SG24c.
Eggs-The market was quiet to steady.
| Strictly fresh, 200 Gle; Western, Ice;
Southern. 19c.
Poultry-The market was steady. Old
fowls, 369 1-2c per ID; springers, lie
per ID: ROSTERS. 25G30c apiece; ducks, ITO
| lie per Id; turkeys. 9G12c per ID; dressed
chickens. 10Gl1c per lb; do ducks. 11D
12c per Ib do turkeys, 1OG12c per ID.
Green coffee-Market steady. No. (Rio
:,rade). 7 Use
Roasted coffee-Market steady. Bulk
roasted coffee-Pure Java, 32c; Maracaibo
poe: pure Laguayra, 22c; pure Santos, 1gc;
african Java, IS 1-2c; Rio blend, IS lie /;
Peaberry mixture. 1Sc; pure Mocha. soc;
Jaya-Mocha blend. 27 lie. tThese coffees
are in fancy bugs, paper-lined) II pack
ed In cans or tabs. lie higher.
Package brands-E. l.. c., 1GO-lb cases,
12c; so. lb cases. II 1-1Oc; 36-Ib cases.
70 2-1Oc. Lion coffee. in 100-lb lots, IL. zoe;
IN 5O-lb lots. l1.SOc.
Cotton-Market quiet; middlng, 3-4c;
strictly low middling, 5-Sc; low mid
ding. lie. Stock in Baltimore, 10, $40
bales.
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SUSPECTED OF THEFT.
Thomas Levy. CoIorcd, Arrested on
the Charge of Larceny.

Thomas Levy, negro, fell into the
hands Of Detectives Lacy ard Brown last
night. for the alleged theft of several
small articles from Mrs. Minnie Byers,
formerly a boarder at the home of Miss
Hayes, 1882 Massachusetts Avenue north
west, The negro was at one time waiter
employed a the house. but left about two
weeks ago and went TO baltimore, Md.
Afterward suspicion Is said 10 have
fallen on him. not only in connection with
the robbery from Mrs. Byers, but be-
cause of the theft OF a quantity of silver
ware. belonging 10 Miss Hayes. For al
legged theft from Mrs. Byers he was locked
up last night. and the detectives are now
trying to fasten both cases of larceny
upon him. Levy denies any wrongdoing.
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PNEUMONIA CAN BE PREVENTED.

This disease always results from cold or an
attack of the grip and may be prevented BY
the timely use OF Chamberain's Cough Kennedy
That remedy was extensively used curing the cpl,
denies of Ia grippe OF the past few years, and
not n single case has ever been reported that
did not recover or that resulted in pneumonia,
which shows it TO be certain preventive OF
that dangerous disease Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has gained worldwide reputation for
its cures of colds and grip. For sale by Henry
Evans wholesale and retail. and all druggists.
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sales-U S. Reg 81: 600N1l0 y: Q. S.
Coupon 3's: lO0T11O -: Washington
Traction and Electric 1-2's: S1,0006G3R
Sl000M63 SIS. $1.000063 "a 81 ,000d53 rs
S4,0u0Gt6i: Washington Gas AS: $1,000
lis: L. s. Electric Light, Cert: ,000I
102 1-2; Union Trust and Storage: I6l0S;
Capital Traction: 17Gi04 ga, 20@I05 Is
57G105 Ia, 2rl05 1-2, 20661O5 3-S: Column
bia Title Ins. Co.: 15G5; Washington
Gas: 35q57 Ia, 25G67 3-S. 50Q57 L.;
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Merg Linotype: 2OG155 1-2, 3oG155 "a,
20GISs rs. s2d156; Lanston Monotype:
2o0a18 1-2--suver 80, 25d14. 400d13 "a,
2OOG1S 5-s; American crnphophone Com
pany, common: 2OOas -. American
Graphophone Company. preferred. 5og
10 "a After call-American Graphophone
Company, common: 50G9 1-2; Lanston
Monotype, 100G13 3-4-b 30; Mergenthaler
Linotype: 1G@156 lib go goa 156;
Washington Market Company: 7d1i.
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Union Trust and Storage Co.
NEW BANK BUILDING. In4 ST.
Capital, 81 ,2OO,OOO

LOANS MADE. on Real Estate, approved Sc
curities. and staple goods in storage.
ESTATES MANAGED, incomes collected, in
yestmcnts made, etc.
INTEREST PAID on deposits subject to check.
SAFES RENTED in fire and burelar-proof vaults
"a This company acts as executor administra-
tor, trustee receiver, assignee, guardian, and all
other hduciary capacities. felI-sl,We-u
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1t is a world of surprises. and the ste

It is world of surprises, and the stock
market furnishes quite its full share OF
them All day Thursday and during the
entire morning yesterday the street was
depressed with the idea that the impor-
tant people were out OF the market ara
that il would be allowed to drift at the
whimsical will Of the professionals. with
more than likely a downward tendency.
for some weeks TO come, or, say, until
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever
was made is DR. Kings New Life Pills. These
pills change weakness into strength. listlessness
into energy brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health Only "a
cents per box Sold by Henry Evans, druggist,
p22 + Street northwest.
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Another explanation OF the great buoy
ancy of the st. Louis and San Francisco
securities was given yesterday. II was
said that the Hartman syndicate Is after
control OF the system, and the story seems
not improbable
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-16

Eminent nose and throat specialists in daily
nractice highly recommend DIR. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder as safe, sure, permanent, painless, and
harmless ia all cases of Cold in the Head, Ton
silitis. Hoafseness, and Catarrh. II gives relief
In 10 minutes, and banishes the disease like
magic Fifty cents. Sold by +. S. Williams
Ninth and + Streets. Edmonds & Williams Third
and Pennsylvania Ayenue.-2.
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The Southern Railway securities were
strong. and there are many people that
believe they win be among the best stocks
on thu list during the coming two months
Developments Of importance are promised,
including the acquisition by the Southern
Of the Seaboard Air Line and the pay
ment of dividend on Southern common
in the not very far distant future.
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Sugar was fairly strong. but had no pro-
nounced movement during the morning.
Later It advanced TO 1873 ON good buying.
II is believed by some of the best in
formed people that the boom SO long prom
ised and expected In this stock is near at
hand
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STOCK PRICES SAGGING
A General Downward Tendency
Shown by the Market.

Some of the Specinltiss, However,
Enjoy an Advance. Being ENcep-
tie Activity in the steel Quar-
ter-Interest Fairly Well Divided.
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Again yesterday Shelters was errati",
but mostly weak, dropping from IS to
50 IS in n few minutes. 1t is said that
there is still a hitch in the deal here.
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

truss, but he carries the Ais
eap,-crS Cushion Truss all the Uaited
States aen. women and children
and Ike them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
with co-~iort; nothing else will. Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Lady in attendance for
ladies. Office. parlors. waiting and consultation
rooms on the same floor. Catalogues free THE
RORICN AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. l2sS
ct. NV, Cd door. mhlotfsm
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WEAK MEN !!

Instant Relief Cure in Is days Never returns VIII
gladly send to any sufferer in plain scaled envelope
FREE prescription with full directions for quick,
private for Lost Manhood Night losses NerNous
6, 3, Wright, Music Dealer, Box 1872. Marshall, Mich
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Washington
Savings Bank,


Docs a general commercial Lanking business and
allows interest on savings accounts at the rate OF
3 per cent per annum. Rents Safe Deposit Boxes
"a n wear ielj-l3
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View York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, l4l9
Street
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The steel deal has not yet reached the
official publication stage, but the people
that have been furnishing the public with
unofficial news regarding it state that the
developments are progressing favorably.
Whatever the situation may be the steel
securities opened strong yesterday and
held their own well, but showed no par
ticular buoyancy.
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Corrected daily by ". r. Hibbs 4 Co., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange. l4l9 F
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The bank statement is likely to be
poor one. but it is not likely to have much
influence on thu market. The banks ap
parently have lost money for the first
time in many weeks. Also there is the
probability that the loan account will be
largely increased.
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New York Central sold at its top price
in the present boom yesterday, which is
equivalent to saying that it has not sold
so high before in the past fifteen or twen-
ty years. Pennsylvania was very strong
also. getting to 1852. There has been muoh
buIlsh talk regarding these securities and
il has been based on an excellent array Of
facts as to both companies.
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Do You Need MQnel? We Have L for You,

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CoLLAr
ERALr-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER, Rooms
30 and A. Metzerott Building lilo st.
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DON'T BE APPREHENSlye

Here is an editorial from the Phila-
delphia Evening Bulletin, one Of the
most prominent Republican news
papers published in Philadelphia:
Addicks. Of Delaware. has sixteen
votes for United States senator, with
two Republicans and one Democrat
ready to go over to him, it is under
stood. when needed; but he still re-
Quires eight votes in order to come
within sight Of election. He cannot be
elected unless he shall win these votes
from the Democrats or the Republicans
who are voting for Colonel DUPONT. He
has made a proposition for a compro-
mise. however. by which he is willing
to throw his strength TO Colonel Du-
POnt for one Of the two vacant seats IN
the United States Senate. if the sup.
! porters of Colonel DUPONT will give
their votes TO Addicks for the other
/ II the anti-Addicks men reject this
and if the Democrats hold together
the deadlock which is now on will con,
tinue 10 the end Of the session. Thsr,
Is much bait out to catch the Demo
Gratis; there IS also reported 70 be som.
pressure from Washington to the en-,
What the proposed compromise may b,
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

carried out, and that the administra-
ton may get the benefit Of two Repub-
lican votes in the United States Sen
ate. and Addicks win play these cards
for all they are worth. In addition, he
also has the advantage Of the peculiar
situation by which Delaware will have
no representation whatever in the
United States Senate If the deadlock
shall continue. Nevertheless, there
will be a general wish on the part of
all Republicans who value both char
actcr and ability in the Senate that the
deadlock may run on indefinitely, IL 70
can be broken only by the elevation OF
Addicks. Such a compromise would
be a recognition Of pretty much every
thing that debases politics and cor
rupts public virtue.
For the comfort OF our right-think-
ing but apprehensive contemporary we
will say that Addicks Is weaker to-
day than he was two years ago. There
may be men on the Republican side
who will go over to him, but in no in
stance will such a turn of events take
the opponents of Addicks by surprise.
The situation is known to its utmost
probabilities and possibilities. and
giving to Addicks every doubtful factor
In the fight, he cannot be elected with
Republican votes. No contingency can
arise by which he can be elected by
such means. The Republicans who are
opposed to him are too honest to be
bought, too brave to be coerced. too
sensible to be cajoled, and too firm to
sacrifice their principles and succumn
to outside pressure If an attempt
should be made to exert its influence
in behalf of Addicks.
lie is beaten. and his only hope is to
hold enough Of the Union Republican
members in line to prevent the cleo
tion of anybody. Some of them are
desperate enough in politics to do it If
they can, but there must be men in
the Union Republican representation
who will not stand by Addicks to that
extreme limit.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

President Kruger would like to visit
America, but he will not do so unless
he is assured that President Mckinley
viii receive him officially as president
Of the Transvaal II he cannot see his
way clear to come here under any other
condition it is more than likely that
he will remain abroad. His title to the
presidency is far from sound under
conditions as they exist in South Az
rica, and his commission at best is a
rowing one
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
THE cHRISTlANA RIVER

An idea has gotten abroad that Will
mlngton gets nothing from the Rive
and Harbor bill which has just passed
the House Of Representatives in Wash
ington. This erroneous impression has
even gene 50 far as TO be printed II
some OF our newspapers.
We are glad to say positively that
Wilmington, through the efforts OF
our Board Of Trade has procured an
appropriation for new survey Of the
Christiana river.
This new survey is Of far more i'm
portance to the future OF the Christlana
than an appropriation OF 100000
would have beenr-for 1t will be the
basis on which we can ask the next
Congress for a sum which will give as
a permanent deep water way 70 the
Delaware.
In the meanwhile there is a large
balance Of the last appropriation un-
expended which will enable the work
of dredging TO be continued during the
interval between now and the next
meeting of Congress.
We congratulate the Board OF Trade
and its committee on what they have
obtained The treatment they nave re-
ceived from the present Congress has
been perfectly satisfactory and the
comprehensive scheme they have in
view now will go to the engineering
department of the Government fol
survey and plans. The citizens of
Wilmington must urge City Council
and the Legislature TO allow the city
to do its duty in removing the sewer
deposits from the river.
Congress has taken the first steT
toward the great scheme Of dredging
and bulk-heading the Christiana. Will
mington must take the second.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
Far From His Goal

From Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
The Delaware Gasman is still. to all
appearances. as far from reaching the
goal of his ambition as he was two years
ago. Neither the Democrats nor the
Regular Republicans of the Diamond
State show any disposition to make terms
with Addicks, and there is still fair
prospect that Delaware will be saved the
disgrace and humiliation that would be
inflicted upon it by having the Gasman
answer to the roll call in the Senate as
one of its representatives.