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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
s,F.c0R. ThRD AND KiNo STREETS
i2IDAy. JANUARY IS. 1901

SET up the cry Of mad dog aud
everybody within hearing is ready
Z and willing to JOIN in the cry aud
hunt. This is about the position
the Republican Legislature is in
to-day and if the chasers do not
get worse worsted In the hunt than
the one they are chasing. then we
badly miss our guess. We haverun
across dozens OF good citizens, men
who own their homes, and have been
voting the Republican ticket in
Delaware tor years. who swear
that if two Republican U. S. Sena-
tors are not elected by this Legis-
lature, they will never vote the Re-
publican ticket again in Delaware
as long as they live. The De mocrats
/ have set the trap which the Rcpub-
lican members OF the General As
Sembly thus far have fallen into and
they are doing every thing they can
to egg the sltuationop. The Even.
ing Journal, which processes to be
Republican paper, is doing all it
can to disrupt the Republican par
ty. The paper teens every evening
with articles that have tendency
to disgust men who are not Union
Republicans. That paper is dong
more to disrupt the party at the
present time than any Other agency
in the State. But it might fail, as
1t did when under Democratic con-
troll, and then it will get the reward
that it deserves at the hands OF the
men who are now conducting the
policy oI the Republican party ln
Delaware. Never was there time
when unity IN the party WAS more
badly needed IN Delaware 1t is
not always possible to get what we
all wish for, but it is possible to so
manage affairs that there will be
no mistake as to what The common
people want in conducting the al.
iairs OF this State. Shall the VIC
tory ol thirty years be thrown away
because dozen men cannot dictate
the policy of the Republican party
III Delaware, As We haYe remarN-
ed before, nearly all the men wit
ing about the political situation are
Democrats and have the success of
that party at heart. They have
been doing everything in their pow
er 10 keep The Republican members
ot the General Assembly at odds.
And The Republican mambcrs, at
least few OF them, allow thcmscl-
YES 10 be used as cats paws 10 pull
The chestnuts out ol the fire, ti5ur-
atveiy spsaklng, Shane on such
Republleanism, hlact two L. S.
Senators and please the people and
not lew mcn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Exhibits For Philadelphia Museum.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25.--The first
instaliment of exhibits secured by the
Philadelphia Commercial museum from
the Paris exposition has arrived here on
the British steamer Minnesota from Lon
don. There arc 445 large cases, and over
200 more cases are to be brought here
later The exhibits were presented to
the Commercial museum al the close Of
the Paris exposition, and they represent
the raw products of Russia. Peru, Ecua-
dor, Argentina, United States Of Colom-
bia and South and Central America gem
orally. There are also a vast number Of
articles showing the resources of the
French colonies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
To Merge Lines.

Beginning tomorrow morning ths du-
pont line will merge with the Front street
line.
Cars will for the presen t lenve the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad station at Della
ware avenue and DUP ont street, and rnn
on DUPONT $ rect tn Front, themes on
Front to French. on French to Fourth an
on Fourth to Spruce. Returning the cars
win run over the same route This will
give people in the eastern section. OF tho
city direct car line to the Delaware ave.
nus stnlion.
AS soon as the Spruce street limo II
placed IN shane for us, there will be an
other change made in running cars go that
they twill go to Eleventh. and Spruce
streets. l tEe Street and sewer Depar
mrnt giants the necessary permission to
bui other lines IA bolt line viii 80 formed
and cars " Ill be run in DO h directions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
10 Investigate ANNAPOLIS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % Represent.
ative Sherman Of New York has intro
duccd II resolution. which was referred
to the naval committee, providing for
the appointment of select committee OF
five members of the house 10 investigate
haziug at the Naval academy at An
napolis. The resolution sets forth that
the published accounts Of the investsa-
ton Of hazing at West Point have arous-
ed universal Indignation at the wide
spread prevalence Of hn2ing and that it is
believed similar practices are in vogue
at AhnapOlis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
HIS l.HI, WAS SAVED.

MI. J. 4. Lilly, u prominent citizen Of
Hannibal. Mo-. lately had y wonderful do.
liyerancs from frixhtful death In tell.
ing Of IL he says: i was taken with Typ.
hold Fever, that run into Pneumonia. MY
lungs became hardened. was SO weak I
oouldn'G even sit up In bed. Nothing
helped ine. lexpected to svon die OF Con.
snMp, ion. when ! heard Of DR. Kings
New W-Govery. One bpttis gavo 4 sat
relief lcpntinued to use II. ana now nm
we'll ana rpag. can t say too much in
it's prai,s," This marveiOus medicine is
the sursst ana quickest cure In Tho world
lor the ThroA' rnd Lung Trouble Reau.
far sizes 5OceDts and u. GO. Trial bottles
free a. N. b. Danfor,hs Drug S.ora; cvory
bottle guaranteed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
EyskY WOMAN NeHDS
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Tie bcst, cheapest. bs1ghtsst sRd most
pfacticaS ladies' fIagaxius. pabiish-
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Each tssue contains from u 20 E large
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N Handsome engraved oovsr. tho design OF
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beautifully printed In c0iorA Its circulation
Is enormous 1t alrea ~ enters the homes o,
over 40O, wv housewives aud mothsrs and is
rapidly reaching out toward the half million
mark. 1t . liked by woinen every where AMI
should be regular visitor IN every Amer.
can home. -
Subscription Prize. Oniy 10 cents Year.
single Copies. s Cents,
rom n literary and ~ tistia standpoint Tho
Ladies' World eta nus very higl, in it's lass
and is lncst cnlmbly edited by four women ed
itola. lts departments embrace Fiction
Ioa'ry. onsepeoping outof-uoors, Artistic
Need lework, Whit 70 wear, Family DOCTORS.
loyE and Girls. Nlothers' orntr. Pen Pictures
OF Prominent Women, Etiquette and Home
and It's conbri utots arc amDHg the best Of
the modern writer's ltis prufusely and hand.
sonely illustrated. Thu l.adias' World has
earned the reon Eatton CT giving more for the
money than any other publication 0f its class
For i9)i The Ladies' World will be hotter
than ever. No matter h0 W many periodicals
youtake, yon can atfard to serd 40 cents for
this l'opulRr I.ndies' magazine. YOn will be
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
FUN C. RAJ PLANS.
Elaborate Decorations For 0aboru.
HoHse--i.SHoEaI of Body Feb l.


H"Hse--i!emoTn! of Body Feb. 1.
COW ES, Isle of Wight, Jan. 25.-So
hampercd have been the arrangements
al Osborne that the body Of Queen Victo-
ria still lies in The bedroom where she
died. The elHAorale decorations pccessa.
ry in turning the dining room in Osborne
House into Il chapuilc ardpntc OCCUPIED
so much time that. although the royal
household waited hour after hour for the
first private service, il was found limos
hible 10 hold this yesterday.
All being well, however, the solemn
function will he pcrfo! med this moinnc
by the bishop of Winchester in the pres
ence of King Edward. Emperor William
and almost every other member Of the
royal family.
The coffin was brought to Osborne last
evening and WAS taken through the
oneon's private gate, which had not been
previously used since her death. Emperor
William was the first person TO see it,
The cotined body will be transferred this
morning to the dining room. now hung
with deep rcd and purple. The dais is
wreathed with the royal standard, and on
each side are great candles. Mudonnas
by famous painters hang from the droped
w&lIs. In one corner magnificent wreaths
from AL parts of The world crush their
blossoms one against the other Amous
these the most beautiful are from En-.
peroI William and Empress Augusta Vie
torIa. Around the coffin chairs are ar.
ranged for the royal mourners.
Yesterday King Edward replied to
thousands Of messages he has received.
To those from rulers and great person.
ages he replied in person TO tlIosn from
minor dignitaries he commanded his
eQUerry 10 return thanks. A particularly
grateful message went to President Me
kmley,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Vanderbilt Baby Chrlst.re,,

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Ihe Wander
hitt heiress, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, Jr., born
Nov. %, was christeued Mugial Van
derbilt yesterday afternoon in the rri-
vate chapel of Archbishop Corrigan's
residence. Mrs. Vanderbilt, with the
baby and nurse, drove from their Fifth
avenue home TO the archhshop'9 resi-
dencc. There they We're met by william
X. Vanderbilt, Jr., Clarence Mac&ey aud
Miss Isabel Kemp. The latter two had
been asked to act as godfather and god
mother to the child. Rev Father Thorn
as Murphy olliciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Sad Fate Of Wedding Guests.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. 25.-Two
sisters, brother and II niece of Miss
Margaret Lyons We're being driven to
church yesterday to attend her wedding
when the breaking Of n whifiletree bolt
In the hack started runaway, and the
vehicle was demolished by striking post
at the side of the street. The occupants
were picked up unconscious. Both the
sisters were so severely injured that it is
feared they will die. The brother suf-
akout the head. The niece was less seri-
olyly hurt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

De1sn11e l1ea5lUE - iDs1Sl e .
]. Ngho1e ana Dexin W1rh.

VI Se.1&
! N HAVANA. Jan. 6.--1h4 Cuban ceEr
Y stitutional convention yesterday bega1
the discussion of the draft constitution
recently submitted by the central com
. mittee. II was decided to accept tht
draft as a whole and then to discuss il
article by article.
Senor Cisneros moved to strike out .
clause in the preamble invoking the fa
<or of God. He said that he had no re
ligion himself and took no exception to
the religious beliefs Of others, but that
the constitution recognized no religion
and that In his opinion there was DO rea,
son for invoking deity.
Senior Marua supported Senor Cisneros
General Sanguily said: "lf we do moi
invoke God. whom can we invoke? An
invocation Of some kind is customary"
Senior Llorente strenuously opposed tht
motion OF Senior Cisneros, declaring that
all constitutions contained such clause
The convention rejected the proposal
Of Scno. Cisneros.
The first two articles, constituting the
republic and describing the territory Of
Cuba, were adopted without discussion.
Senor de Castro moved to amend the
article calling for the division of Cuban
territory into provinces in such way
that there would be seven provinces in
stead Of six, his suggestion being that
Santiago should be divided into two.
The motion to amend vas defeated,
and then the entire article was rejected,
but the adherents of the provincial form
of government claimed that the lattel
vote was based upon misunderstanding
of the question before the house, and
motion to reconsider was passed just be.
fore adjournment. A large majority of
the delegates favor the provincial form,
and this will undoubtedly be approved
today.
Interest is keen in pushing the consti-
tuition to a completion before the ad
journment of the United States congress,
and il is probable that night sessions will
be held next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
NH LIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t Is certainly gra flying to the public to
know of one concern In tho land who ara
not afraid to begcnerOlis to the needy AMI
sun ring The propriators OF DIR. King d
New nl covery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds, have given away over ten mil
hon trial bottles Of his grea' mPdcins
Unh have the satisfaction Of knowing 1t
has absolutely urtithOusands Of hopeless
casc5. Asthma, Bronchitis. Hnar5eness
and all tho diseases of he Throat Lungs.
and ClIe,t are surely cured by it Gail on
n B. liao!orth, druggist, aud get IL free
trial Eo to- Regular size 50a and 81.
Every bottle guranJoed, or price raiunea.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
71en-tMfn For a Military Bnke.

TlEN-TsIN, Jan. Preparations
are being made in Tien-tsin TO make it
the military base for the coming spring
and summer, when, it is believed, a ma
jority of the troops in Peking will ell
camp in this neighborhood preparatory
to gradual dtbarkation. Great quantities
Of ice are being stored, and options are
being obtained upon majority Of the
large buildings in the foreign conces-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Engineer Injured In n Wreck.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 25.--The Cleve-
land and Pittsburg ilier, which left this
city at 6 o'clock last night for Cleveland,
jumped the track at Glentield, Il miles
below here, the wreckage blockading all
four of the Fort Wayne tracks. Engi-
n.er Holland was probably fatally hurt,
but the railroad officials say all passen-
gers escaped injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Simms Comp. peuuyroyai Pills,

Simms Conn. fenuyroyai Pills. tho
original nDu only real Genulne. The only
Lllis that passed the auayliJlOll board Of
New York out IF all anuly,al aud we.s
reconmendoi to tho confidence Of the
ladies. The fest ma1o uadsr the name,
tour trade mars, now II Years very vn-
uabls, he Inni6I favurites can be roliod
on AS u pure fine remedy. II. Sent al SO by
mail. Man depot Cos King street, Wiz
mlnstor Del Wholesalaby Jobbers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
ChrLntian sclcnce pIdn,t Save Him.

BlNEHAMTON, \, Y, Jan. 25.-Aft-
E investigating the death Of Stephen
Post. who had been under the care Of
Christian Scientists, Coroner Smith said
the man had died Of pneumonia and had
been neglected. He will bring the mat
Ter to the attention of tn" district at
torney. Post died Wednesday. A phvsi.
clan was called at the last moment. but
the man had passed away before he ar.
rived. The affuir Is causing sensation
here, as tie Christian Scientists impIi.
Gated are prominent pprsoDs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
A Town In DANGER.

WIIKESBARRE Pa, Jan. 2j.-The
town of Parsons, near here, is in danger
of suffering severe damage as well as
having its chief industry destroyed 1t
has been discovered that the Laurel Run
mine over the workings of which is the
business part Of the town, is going to
cave in soon. and there is apparently NO
way OF preventing 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Wcturia's Reign.

Rev. G, A. Grise in Union NJ, +. church
delivered an interesting sermon on Queen
Victoriaa Reign and Death. Her manner
of living had Influenced her court and the
clviliz d world 10 her christian lie
hist compliment was paid Every nation
by SORROW over her dea h has shown her
popularity,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

Powell! ba on his stalls in the Third
s.iee1 market hou g, the following fish
whiting, tour pounds for 9j cents wbitp
perch, cat 1'h, s,lmon. trDut. codil,h and
silver smtiZ These fish are warranted
i,"Sh or mOney refunded He also ha.
new cunsi2n nment Of Halibut q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Charged with Bigarny,

John w. Scone. of Chester was arrested
las uigh on the charge Of biynmy. S ono
is vol Nnuwn in " Wilmington and the
ycuhg woman was Miss Della V. Heacock
uf Marcus Hook. The latter has been
frequent visitor to Wilmington The ,aio.
gatl"ns are that when they were marriod
Score had another wife lirlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
REVENUE j REDUCTION ] /
Substitute For the House Bill
Before Senate.
PROPOSED REDUCTION REDUCED.
Naval Appropriation Dill Completed
by the House-C0st of the
New Navy Will Reach
1890, 1000.

FbSV,UUvsOVOs
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Al
drich, chairman Of the senate committee
on finance, yesterday reported the wai
revenue reduction bill back to the senate
The committee reports complete substi.
tute for the bill as 1t passed the house.
Senator Aldrich made a statement ex.
planning the changes, which are as fol.
lows:
"Stamp Taxes Repeaed-Promissory
notes, mortgages, bills of lading for ex-
port, powers of attorney, protest, char.
ter party, certificates of all kinds, lenses,
warehouse receipts. telegraphic dispatch
es, telephone messages, passage tickets
costing less than $50, express receipts
freight receipts, bonds, except bonds Of
indemnity; legacies to religious, charita.
bic, literary or educational institutions.
Special Taxes Repealed - Commercial
brokers. Taxes Reduced-Conyeyanees,
Insurance, bankers capital, proprietary
medicines, cigars, tobacco and beer"
The statement says: "Having always
In view the revenue requirements Of the
government, the purpose Of the commit
tee has been to repeal such of the taxes
Imposed by the war revenue act of 1893
as are most annoying and burdensome to
taxpayers, to retain such as should be
kept as permanent part Of our revenue
system or at least retained until all war
taxes can be repealed, and to reduce all
others as fairly and equitably as possible
by some general plan Of reduction. Pur-
suing this general plan II has been possi
Bile to reduce the taxes affected approyi-
mately one-half.
"Taking the estimates of the treasury
department as a basis, the reduction of
revenue effected by the bill will be nearly
S40,000,000, reduction somewhat less
than was produced by the bill as it pass
ed the house of Representatives"
The house continued consideration of
the naval appropriation bill and prac-
tically completed it before adjournment.
One small matter went over. The debate
upon the present naval bill has lacked
the interesting and sensational features
of recent years. The fight which the APP
preparation committee wagcd against hy-
geographic surveys under the auspices Of
the navy was abandoned this year by the
committee, and several other questions,
including armor plate, which usually en-
tail much discussion, occasoned no COM
Ment whatever The provision for the in
crease of the navy was made the occasion
OF IN interesting debate upon the length
to which the building up of the navy was
to 20 and drew from Mr.. Cannon, chair
man of the appropriations committee,
notable statement TO the effect that when /
ships now authorized and to be author
lied had been completed $500 000000 !
would have been spent upon the new |
navy and that in his opinion the time to /
stop will then have arrived. An amend
ment offered by Mr. Ri&ey of Virginia, .
Democratic member Of the naval commit
tee to strike out the provision IN the bill ,
FOR two battlcsbips and two cruisers was
IT. to so.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

A GRIPPE coughs often continue for
Lmoutis and sometime lead to farai re-.
SUIT htur The patient i. suppo oil {, have
passed tho Gangct point FoIcy's Honey
and ! ar affords po.itive protection and s.. =
cuslty fiom hose COUGHS. Sold at N. B,
Daniorth'-, lsO Ma keG slroel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Governor OdelI.s Dinner.

ALBANY, Jan. pa dinner was
given last night mt the executive man
sion by Governor Odell to the judges of
the court of appeals and several Der.
sonal friends and their wives. The func.
ton was one of a series of such dinners
which the governor intends giving.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

DOVER is ahead OF Wilmington
10 some thIngs. That town owns
its electric light plant, The town
has asked the Legislature for per-
mission to borrow $4,000 by bond
issue TO complete the same. They
are to be redeemed IN 10 years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Boiler Makers Strike Axain.

SUSQUEHANNA, Pa, Jan. 25..-For
the second time during the present month
the 125 boiler makers employed in the 10.
comotivc shops Of the Erie Railroad com.
paDy here are on strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
FOR SALE

8 acres Of good land on the New
Cestle Trolley road. Small houss
barns. plenty o. shade, 5 cent
Car tsre to Wilmington, Will b.
sold cheap. Apply to
Geo. K. Townsend & co.
10. NAakGT STREET
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
To Study the Rlnuue.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.--The University Of
Munich has sent DR.. Martin Hahn and
DR.. Duerck to Egypt and I.dia 20 study
the Luboric plague.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

! The two Water Commissioners.
Messrs. Pyle and Belts. EJECT the
pnccessor 10 the late Wm. 4, l'or.
Itcr, Pteslden! oI the Water Com.
mission. The Mayor only appoints
pn the expiration ol the term
any ot the Comm ouers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
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PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.

1imely Information given Mrs. George
Long. OF New Straitvills. Ohio, prsvsn tod
q dreadful tragedy and saved TWO lives.
awake every nivnt. She hud tried many
remedies and doctors but steadily prsW
worse until urged . try DR.. Kings New
discovery. Ons bottle wholly cured her
and she wri es this marvellous medicine
also cured Mr.. LoHg of Il severe at aek Of
Pneumonia Such cures are positive
proof OF the D.atchIoss merit Of this g.aDd
remedy for curing ail throat. chest and
lung trouble. Only ~ SIS and fi 70
Every bottle guarantsol. Trial bo tie
free at N B nanforth's drug storo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

Lehlgh Pea Coal ST. 90 per ton 2240 lbs.
Lehish stove and M; Coal, 23 per'ton
22l0 lbs. Atlantic Fuel Co. Goals, Water
and o ange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

IA lT is now King Edward VII lie
has leach2,!lneno u mjlr store and
$1n Al 'roHoh"hs viii live long and
= u" o,.r lis EingHon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
To Cure a Cold in one Day

Thkc Laxative Bromo Qulnin. Tal,,.s A
All ugRlsts refund the iuone v II 1t fail 8
u r1ro. W. Groves signature is Oh
every box
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

TIE tCW constitution SAYS, irti-
Gle AIll, section /, page Is, on local
option The General Assembly may
from time TO time, provide BY Law
Tor the Submission to the votes Of
the qualified electors Of tuc several
districts OF the State, or any o..
them mentioned in section ; OF this
article, the question whether the
manufacture and sale Of intvxicat-
ing liquors shall be licensed or
prohibited within the limits thereof;
and IN every district in which there
is a majority against license, no
person, Lrm or corporation shall
thereafter manufacture or sell spir-
ituors, v:nou8 or malt liJgUrs, ca
cept Tor medicinal Or sacramcutal
purposes, within said districts un.
I'll al q subsequent submission OF
such question. u majority U. yOtGs
shall he cast III SAID district for Ii.
cense. Whenever A MA ,orIty Of all
the mem bers elected 10 each House
oil the General Assembly by the
quaIIheu electors III any district
named III scctIon ; OF thIs article,
shall request the submission OF the
question Of license OF No i,c"rsc to
a vote OF the qualified electors in
said district, the General Assembly
shall provide Tor the sHl.nias on OF
such question to the quaIl':ed eler.
tors IN such districts al the next
general election therealtOr. SIX
Representatives in rural New Cas-
tie county and two State Senators
have signed The petition Of the Tenn
perance men and all it requires ls
that one more Senator should sign
the petition, which would throw the
matter INTO the Legislature for a
vote on it that would give the voters
ot rural New Castle county an op-
portunlty to vote on local option.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
TO PREVENT The GRIP
1he Fish Market

Laxative Bromo Qniuine removes the
cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

Oyster l'io at B"cEeGt's Restaurant 7ta
and Ship.ey streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
DUFFY'S Pure MALT WHISKEY

and ills It
directly organs stimulating healthy digestion and
circulation and danger quick
will surely daughters strength and cheeks and fit them for their
useful sphere in life healthy happy wives dmothers
FREEh nothing advice Duiy
asandg
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25

IAyjor's Magic isadacba powders eups
hendachs ana nsnrAigit rya'y iius pfJr
pared Jv W. {. TAyiD., No. ~! King
ttTfCl.