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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05
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advertisements 10 0a pJtte wIthin t,-ty day j
fitE The date Of s,!cn Letters Ia s Of "a, N i,1
ru"lc'hicts 81 thr county NJ Nuw Castillo +.
curing All l"'TaGIS having demands agaIuit
'h'"5taIe - pr sea- tlr ,hIn", or abide by ~
act 81 Assembly III such ca5t abe H.d Urnvt
- and ~ - cause the same to be lnltrtn /
within the same par.al u tAs DAILY kxpu.
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I IS 7 Office ct 1ha Register aforesaid ),
49, Wilmington, in New Ca8i. co4uvy
aforesaid. I'll" day and war above written
tAINlN W.tHD,-AN ~, Register
NOTICE--NuuGelshr reJy given that l.. tssr,
oil Administration were III due iurn OF Ilv
erentcd unto the undersigned on the .ilh day
Of Jaa.. A. d. 1902, nnl that al person,
having ''lalmsagain>t ths estate Of She i"eo;l,
ed must pre4t mt the sitnn duly attrst-i 10 tbs
SAID ADMINISTRATIVE. on or before the 4Itlday
vi Jan, 1903. or abide the Act u Assem-.
by IN such case made and provided.
NATlLhA Williams
Administrators.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

NASSAU, New Providence. Feb. !.
'onsi'lrrnhl" excitement is prevulii.
here over the visitation Of twenty or
NOR" American eponging vessels from
Key West which are gathering Sponcrs
On TIA" l'ahHinu banks in waters which
III" l'hIinlna spunsers have heretofore
considered as belonging exclusively to
themselves. Fun details of the CD
crations Of the visiting vessels are be-
ing gathered, and there il reason to be-
li"ve that the matter may b" present
ed nj Washington for consideration bv
the British aud American governments,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

CAPTAIN BLACK has had his trial
and the POLICE Commission una1it
mously acquitted him Of all sftl
charges made against him. 1t do:
pears from the testimony published
OF theArial that ex-Detectiye Bar:
ney McV:y and Harry Massey in
st'gated the charge under which
Captain Black was tried. There
appears to be certain animoslty
held towards Captain Black by
Certain men who were at one time
connected with the police force and
the State detective bureau. The
police circles are gradually clear
ing up and it is to be hoped that
before many days have passed over
our heads, they will be cleared Nd
entirely and a new chief of police
chosen from out the ranks. For
that is most sure y where he should
come IRON in justice to the members
Of the force Those who make
false charges against a person and
especially a police officer, should
oe punished themselves. Nobody
in Wilmington especially, should
'eel afraid OF any officer OF the law
il they conduct their business and
themselves as they should. There
IS little opportunity OF the police or
any Que else matchmaking any body
or any length Of tim. In our city.
In. police eruption has now sub
sided, We hope, Tor all time 10 come
and it should be a lesson for the
man WHO follows ex-Chlef Massey
NAT there is only one sure course
open to him to make name tor
himself, Don't drink tand don't
How policy men to become too IA
n'llar with YOU. They want TO do
business in Wilmington and they do
rot care how, so they accomplish
heir ends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

WE are not against reform where
the CYL is eradtcateu, in fact, wiped
oft the face of the earth. but these
spasmo1lc reform movements we
are not IN sympathy with. Any
one Of the houses of Ill fame IN our
CITY could have been raided bv one
OF our citizens making complaint
at the city hall and having Il war
rant sworn out which the Off GERS
would be bound to serve. There is
no need for Spasmod;c raids to be
made by outside agents of the Law
and Order Society. no afterwards
want to receive half the moue, re-
ceiveu IRON the fine of these women
ol solIed regulations and easy vir.
tues. We viii acc what we see in
Wilmington if alive year from
now. We hope the people here will
be happier and wiser aad waiting
Tor the millennium and there viii
he 30 need Of police or patrol way.
ods 10 haul our urunks 10 the city
nall We are paticouy awaiting
Tor the miracle. Wlll we see It!
Let rs hone 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

THERE vii! appear some 40 ad
verllaements in Saturdays NhprH-
L'AN, whIch Will cause quite a stir
bMonT property owners III partlc.
H'"F. Nc&p youu eye on that day .
Is Vie
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

DID Ton ever stop aud think that
since the agitation over so mauv
new hre companies who all want
10 be ut IN the Nidth ward, that
the hire record 10 our civ baa he.
come alarming. There were more
lres n January last than ever be.
lore was known to ayetaken place
10 Wilmington 10 4 single month.
Is MOI this TOO for thought in tne
above paragraph. There appears
10 be work for our detectives.
ltii, farmers and others who use
me Newport pike complain that
ihey are required TO paw excessive
toll and the road is nothing to bray
Of besides, There has bean u
movement on foot for some time Ia
have the toll gates abolished land
the hundred TO take charge OF the
road. the same as other country
roads Now 8 the time TO strike
while the iron hot,
FOX striking Harry Il. Arm
strong, over the head with a pitch
FORK and iracturlng his skull. Geo
Is, Rhodes wa tlned 500 and costa
IN the upper court yesterday. 1t
was rather an expensive blow for
MIR. Rhodes, who ia considered
peaceaOIe man and a good neigh,
Dor.
HAVE you noticed what The loca,.
Ing OF T.. l.. peacoct Il 60, 3 store
BIAS done for Ninth and King SIS.
1t has made neishbor Mcharr get a
hustle on and he is tearing out and
gong TO put IN bulk Windows. Eo-
serprse andtrade following one an
Dlher.
IHREE spinlster> Of Spoorsvillc.
N, Y, allowed burglar arrayed
p ghost to steal nearly every.
Thing oivalue during Monday night.
while they fed in terror aItbo1Iph
each one Of them was armed win
revolver, They evidently believed |
that me who runs away lives 10
light another day
:: The bows and girls are eniov,nr
good shedding on the d tfercnt hllIs
In our city. They are Glad 10 see
the snow II their elders are not,
We don have the old fashion SHOWS
81 years ago,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

NlMlN"ToN IN some re-pe cts is
like a country town. But rerbaps
hlter a BIT the people viii outyrow
their awkwardness and then We
can have grand depot VI our own,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

Estimates of the Florida nr,noo
fr'P thS year vary from 1,0oV,UUO 10
l,"jV,b0O boxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

CITY SOLICITOR REINHARDr gave
as his opinion to the Street aud
Sewer Department on Tuesday at
their meeting that that department
was not bound by the contract said
10 nave been awarded 10y the former
directors to the Welsbach Gas
Light Company. The Directors
concluded to give the Welsbacb
COMPANY unit, text Tuesday to
hear what they had further to say
IN relation to this much talked of
contract which has by now become
famous. The contention has been
made that the contract was signed
ny Mayor Fahey a few days be-
tore his term had expired. No min
utes OF the contract eau be found
on the books OF the Secretary of
the Board, and the opinion Of CITY,
Solicitor Relnhardt just issued puts
the Welsbacn company 10 most
unenvlable position. The company
mad spent several hundred dollars
IN lifting up lamp poets with their
particular sty lie globs and burner
as well as having installed numer-
Gus new lights.
From observation We are led 10
believe that there is sometime
very peculiar ABOUT the awarding
OF this contract to the Welsbacn
company and the company is likely
10 have to take down their light,
and cease Lighting the city.
Such a resolution has bean Offer.
Cd and was given reading by
Secretary Harvey J. Wiley. Di-
rector Johnson thought the rcsou.
IONS we're all right aud proper
Dat he was ia favor OF laying The
matter over for one week to give the
Wesoach company an opportunity
to give their side Of the controversy.
They can tell whole heap aud it
would make vety Interesting read
ing matter. Let us have il. The
Ne!sbach o.'pauy LOOKS Iik. d
loser at the present time.
The Farmers Institute OF New
castle county will meet at Mermaid
on Friday afternoon at ' O'Clock.
Representatives and Agricultural
commissioner James Il. shaIlcros3
VIII address the meeting on "lue
Delaware State Board oil Ayricul.
ture. Mr.. >huIlcross IS Que o, the
largest growers Of small frau, in
The vicinity OF Mlddletown where
he has one OF the best cultivated
aud managed farms. OH which he
ana his family reside. Edward
Van Ai>tyne. Of New York, will
speak on l'ood and Care of ii Dai.
ry Herd NJ. Van Alstyne was
Inc Commissioners iii charge OF the
model dairy at the Pan American
IXposition a! Buffalo. sThc farm
ers OF New Castle county are awaii-
ing to the needs Of the filters of the
sou ana the trait growers 10 par
tlcular
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05
-Four Sailors Drowned.

Laurel, Del, February 1.-THE
storm that did 50 much damage along
heAtlantic coast Yesterday continued
in some sections this morning. Sew
GRAZ unknown boats are ashore. The
Orlando Noottcn. built in Maine for
Laurel capitalists. was driven fast on
the Diamond Shoals this afternoon,
The boat was loaded with lumber
and bound for New York. The boat
is beating hard and may be total
loss. Tug, are working hard to get
her off the rocks.
IN Hester Massey sank while max
ING fer The Nan'icokc harior. The
Boat carried crew of six. Henry
james the captain. and one sailor are
the only ONES accounted for. The
ether four are Supposed to have been
lost.
The Jane Warrington, an oyster
s'"pp, sank while trying to make haf-
bur
Two tramp sailors We're drowned.
The hayard Hopkins Captain .,sK.
ridge. and Sl'Iic Mayyil. CAPTAIN
(ult."n. owned here, ami for which
Tears We're entertained, are reported
safe in hHrbor.
llr five rural mail routes from here
IIaNe been suspended until the road,
are made pas,ahc.
several boats are rrportel lost, but
as ltipDInnn WIRES ara In,rr nm, rn
p"rl-1lnNot be authenticated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05
PUBLIC SALE
75---HORS'SEs---75
rain or shine ut thu. farm Of
FREDERICK kLAIR,
NEAR CENTREvIlIE,
On thursday. February 9Th, 1902.

at !! O'clock sharp.
20 horses, all kinds and descriptions, ,,n.
sis'iuK OF heavy draft ana teAm horses vsu.
eral purpose, farm, road hors ~, mstcL team
,rotters and PAGERS; some speedy on.s, fast
horse record 10: - head young second hand
Lofses have bGea used in the city.
refunded No appraise,i'ent every hoof 10
De sod FOR the high dollar. A chance to i,uy
:" muse Al Your own price, sixty days
NM II kLAiR
II er,nr Cent:eville, Del.
OLDHAM, Auctionecr. jJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05
The DAILY REPUBLICAN.
ht Republican Printing
:, y and Publishing Co,
uBl lShED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
;. L. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as sccond.class mail matter

WEI NEsDAi. FEBRUARY S. 1909.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-05

The handsome new flour mill with
roller process built by John Gam OF
st. Georges, has been finished and
has commented grinding. 1he new
mill is Il welcome help 10 the farmers
as there was 10 general mill within Il
radius Of twelve miles Of 81. Georges.
Inc building cost over -, 900. One
y! the best mi!Iers in the state is in
char" ul the mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
OFFER HARD COAL FOR SALE.
DEALERS TELL LEDERLE FACTORIES
ARE USING BITUMiNOUS TO RE
DUCE EXPENSES.

number of retail Goa! dealers visited DR..
IederIe president of the Health Board, yester-
dav to inform him that they have plenty
of anthracite coal for those who wish to
brv it. and are willing to sell it at So 10 for
chestnut and 50 80 for pea coal According to
some of them the factories and other places
that are using soft coal are doing so simply to
reduce expenses.
Prominent wholesale and retail coal dealers
who were seen yesterday laughed at the idea of
anthracite being plentiful. They said that in
short time the factories in this city would
be forced to soft coal altogether or go out
of business Some of the factories as it was
had to use soft coal simply because they could
not get anthracite. one of the best known deal
said:
The people here do not want to burn soft
coal because their furnaces built for
them to have TO burn soft coal it would be
to the public in case the burning IF soft coal
were made universal There may be small lots
of anthracite in the hands of few retail deal
ers but they would not be drop in the bucket
compared with the citys need. l have none in
stock. and am taking no orders | would have
to pay 81 % ton for ii by wholesale"
In an official report Yesterday Chief Sanitary
Inspector BramIev of the Health Department
said his deputies had completed their investiga-
lions of the charges that soft coal being
used on the elevated railroads, and that the
charges appeared to he proved. Suit would he
poration Counsel. According the report Of
some of the inspectors they found in some of
the locomotive tenders d layer of anthracite on
the top and soft coal below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
DECIDES AGAINST BRUSH.
JI-ST1cE SMITH GIVES MAYOR FISKE A
MAJORITY OF ONE IN MOUNT
VERNON CONTEST.

Justice Wimot NJ. Smith. in White Pains
yesterday decided the Mount Vernon naFordl'S
contest in favor of Edwin Fiske. the present III
cumbent Justice Smith said that the forty
five ballots which were held TO be invalid by
Roger Sherman counsel for DR.. Edward r
Brush. the contestant we're valid. Under this
ruling Mr. Fiske has a majority Of one vote, and
will take his seat as Mayor for the fourth term
The case however will be taken to the Appel
late Division in Brooklyn
When the ballots in the First District of the
Second Ward of Mount Vernon were Inspector
by counsel for DR.. Brush in the courtroom
Yesterday Mr.. Sherman declared that forty -nVe
marked ballots we're under a decision of the
Court Of Appeals. undoubtedly void. The Dem
ocrats are confident of a final decision in MY
Fishes favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Racing az Gravesend.

Racing Gravesend.
Commencement exercises the downtown schools OF
New-York University. Metropolitan Opera House ;
p
Academy Of Medicine Meeting No. II West Forty;hrd
st. p.
Republican District Committee NNNIiIth District. No
1875 East EIghty-frst-st-. p m.
Creator New-York Democracy NXvII;h Assembly Dis
for John {. Sheeh4n. No l3si Broad
way. T.
Meeting Of the West Association consider auto
mobile speed ordinance. Bar Association rooms $50
p
Barnard School commencement. Young Mems Christian
Association Hall. No West one hundred and
tWeuiy- hfth-st.. r. m
Annual ~ the Association Of Civil Employees
Cooper Union = p
Chamber OF Commerce meeting No. 80 Nassau St 1890
Rapid Transit Commission afternoon.
Hearing on ordinance against standing open street
cars. CITY Hall ?.
Hearing on Bridge trolley franchise. City HAIL
= p. m.
m.
sale OF horses. Madison Square Garden
3:l5 p m
Dinner of Delta Epsilon Criterion Hotel. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
>O DECISION REACHED BY PRESIDENT.
MAY APPOINT SENATOR HANNA 'oMMl0-
sTONER TO INVESTIGATE THE STRIKE

u-asbinpton June 4-President Roosevelt
srep+ some time this afternoon considering he
nronosition of the New-York Board of Trade
and Transportation that he appoint commits
sioner to investigate the strike situation In
the anthracite regions, with the view IF eff
fectfng arbitration of the differences h"tween
the miners and operators. 1t is said that the
President has not yet decided what action ne
viii ia Ike in response to the suggestion.
Senator Hanna. Of the civic Federation when
sean to-night professed to know nothing of the
New-York boards action. but IL is lhtinated III
oeici,I circles that if a commissioner is APP
pointed the President will look to the senator
10 undertake the task
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
WILD STEER WRECKS STORES.
ANIMAL sMAsHEs a WINDOW AND BREAKS
INTO ANOTHER ESTABLISHMENT

steer which Joseph Field Of No. los Second
st. Passaic. a kosher butcher, bought yesterday
with several other steers at the abattoir at the
foot of Sixth-st.. Jersey City, smashed a sho"
window and charged into store on the heights
The animal was led without trouble by Joseph
Rohning until II reached the Paterson Plahk
Road where a trolley was met. The rest or
the herd paid little attention TO the car, DIV
Bohning's steer wheeled in terror and charged
on the man. who lodged into side door The
animal then ran 10 BOwer-st and Pahsade-
ave and between Hutton and Griffith SITS. ran
against the show window Of Philip FoXs wall
paper store. smashing the plate glass and dam
aging the stock.
Backing away from FoX's window, the steer
ran short distance 70 Alfred Leethers cleo
trical supply store at No 400 Palisade-ave.
The door was open. and after instants pause
the animal crashed through. wrecking the doors
and smashing many articles. It stopped painting
in the rear Of the store. Leether and women
customers took refuge in rear room. WORD
had been telephoned to the Webster-ave police
station. The reserves found the steer standing
ouietly in the store Detective Gallagher
dropped moose over the beasts horns. and with
the assistance Of Policeman Doyle the steer was
led out and shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
RICHARD WNAHEE DEAD.

Richard McNamee. whose death at his home No.
% East Sixtieth-st announced yesterday. had
been a merchant of this city for more than sixty
For the last thirty years he had been an own
and miner of South Carolina china clays. He was
well known among paper manufacturers through
out the country. supplying the kind of clay which
is used filler in the making of paper pulp. He
was born in Cooperstown. n Y. lightweight years
ago. and came of Scotch-Irish parentaGe. While
he had been in delicate health for some years, the
immediate of his death was an attack or
pneumonia of few days standing. He leaves
widow and daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
NETWORK CITY.

day granted decree of divorce to Essie NJ. Schott
from her husband. Brunado H. SChott. Schott was
a member of the 18th Regiment. and is well known
in military circles. Mrs. Schott named three diff
frreut women correspondents.
The Methodist Social Union has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President J. Edgar LeayCraft first
vice-president j. u. Slayba" *. second vice-pres:-
dent John s Huyer; third vice president the Rev.
r. Mason North; fourth vice-president. the Rev.
G. +. Eckman; secretary. Jesse Howell treasurer.
George Edgar; directors for term ending in 1895.
Frank Moss r A WEIGH. 5 e. Pullman Ander-
Fowler and John W. Nrooman.
The twelfth annual picnic and summernight' ;
festival OF the employ of Steinway K Sons for
the benefit of their relief fund will he held at
Kelterborn's Jackson Point picnic grounds, North
Beach. Long Island Saturday June A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
GREATER NEWYoRK PERMANENT CIRCUs

All is nearly ready for the opening OF the Great
or New York Permanent Circus, which will take
place on Saturday afternoon. The big tent. with its
three poles. under which the performances will
be given has up since Monday. For the last
three days force of carpenters has been at work
prepa ring the and boxes Comfortable chairs
will be reserved. pleasing contrast to the board
seats with their hinged backs. which have been
A feature the usual circus reserved seat.
The advantage claimed for the enterprise is that
one can everything. and more than one sees
the usual three ring circus, where confusion re-
suits from the multitude of attractions. The sale
of reserved began yesterday and the. outlook
is bright according Manager Boyle. To-day
the tickets will be put sale at some convenient
place in hundred and twenty -hfth-st. There
are accommodations for nearly ten thousand people.
Stellar features of the performance include Bob
Stickney. jr.. who will contribute the principal
riding act. and who will remain equestrian d-
rector: Louise De Mott, the principal equeStrienne:
Arnold kiralfy's ballet, The Birth of the Rose
the Flying Rathbuns on the trapeze Professor
Bristol and his college bred horses: O'Dae. bare
back rider; the Garceretta Brothers, Spanish
and a score of others. Two performances will be
given each day al , and p. m. followed by a
cert by August Haasc's band of thirty musicians.
The location is central. being the same used by
Buffalo Bill and be reached by all car lines
by transfer. while for those who go a-wheel free
checking facilities will be provided The first per
Torrance will be given on Saturday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- WEDNESDAY JUNE : laec.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
ms sfn Hamburg SnGar Tag p IN 6aa with b
sensers to n" Hamburg American Line Arrived at ths
Steamer canning 'Hr,. Hammond. Rio Jans,ro Ma, ~
rived at the Bar at $50 D
Trinidad 70 with mdse and cabin passengers to \ p
Steamer Olivette Alien Havana May 81 with rrisa and
- cabin to W Parsons Arrived che Rl-
steamer ASK CNor,. Hansen; Po,. >n,onio.
the United Fruit CO. Arrived az the Bar 1880 IN.
ard I4s passengers james z Ward Arrived a
steamer Iampasas- Rarstown. Galveston NAV ., anil
Key West 81. with mGSe and passengers to ~ Mallory
steamer Hamilton Newnort News and NorfelS.
Biuehelds Hastings. Baltimore. mdsc srI
Steamer Ciuf stream Philadelphia with rde %
steamer watson philadelphia ballas. 70
the s,e sn5t Frg Nor sundby Sydney - Ma, =,
with pis iron =, Mitchell Arrived a, the Ear a.
SAILED
HeHos ,GeT1 Flushing Mama Hata. BaI-
burg: Delaware tIsri. Powhattan tISr1 :, ~
g. Ze Pag r 4nP B5 Sj r 1SoS P
GER, Jacmel, ETC. LETTERS n Norfolk Nsg,ror
news MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool +-Saed, Tedronic tRr, McKf--
stry New York arrived steamers Boheman cIir, Nc
sciIy. June 4. II m-Passe, steamer Ph1d4p5it
Shields June sS,tied steamers ExSe,sior ier, rrt
Tb,ppr YOrk
ARRIVED. ArchOria sl;ri
worth. New York.
Sharpness June arrived. steamer Firby ,Bo Horn
New Yor
Southampton. June I. Sailed steamer Kaiser
helm Crosse O. Ffogcmann tfr,u T;reuaeal
New York Cherboirg
Tuzrarors tT;~l T'a,nc
New
Hamburg june Arrived steamer Hanover ~, Paean
New York.
'adS May 3,t-Saiied. steamer Rienos AyreS SPAN.
Oyarhtde tfrom Genoa Naples. York.
Rio Janeiro June 2-Sail~d. g. StlP
ton. Nsw-Notk: 9Th tavour Kelly. New OoJS:
York
Fatrss. June Arrived Georgia tGNr'. Fram-
beer. N0vorossisk flor New York.
Para June Arrived. Basil tBri. Tccque. New
York via Barbados
Michaels. 2-Safted Jacket (6r,
Palmer from AIexandraJ. New ToT!