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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

Editor Crosby, of the Greenvie Times. is capdidat,
lor me mississippi commissonshp to the st. Louis Elk
position If Crosby paper is an index to his fitness fo
'ne position he stands amongst the most capable in MIS-
slsspi His recent industrial issue of the GreenyilIe
LINES was marvel of typographical beauty and literary
excellence.-MemphisC Commercial Appeal
we appreciate the high commentator paid us on our
SPECIAL and our fitness for the commssonershp to the
worlds Far at St Louis. Such opinions from the first
papers OF the South are highly priced by the one for
whom they are written
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
Would Smash the e,,,,n

,.a - members Of the ''Hay Fever AssOc,a.,o,u
,u Uu.a use Dr. Kings New Discovery for Cor
s,~a ps.On. the club would go to pieces. for !,
Ma - oIres this malady,-and Asthma az :
49,. .aA' Daines the doetOrs-it wholly a,,ras
IN me system. Thousands Of once.ho 49,.
p-us s from Consumption, Pn.ur ,,s's.'
..ononl.is owe their lives and health Il !, !.
ss Grip, saves little ones RON n 4.
49,. 49, mnooplng Cough and Is positIveIv s-s
!, 1s y 10y All Throat and lung troublss
Nv trial bottles free ct A. B. Finlsv = ~ w.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

The overturDDg of the boat Providence from the wind
last Tuesday night near Davis Bend carrying down with
1t to death some twenty lives sad announcement to
be heraded to the world the following morning. causing
many word OF sympathy to be expressed for those wait
ing at home for their loved ones return
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

Coowebs put on acut lately gays W.
locklaW. Millions know that the best On.
p. On cut IL Buckle1's ArnIcn salses z.
salleie healer Of Wounds, Ulcers. sores,
hrupticns. Burns scalds and Piles. y u'
Or no pay. Only sc At a. B. FInIay 4 @
drug store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

The action of the Sons or Confederate Veterans ~
Mississippi in arranging plans to purchase Beauvor
Trust VIII prove successful The failure Of the
TO 40 this is in our opinion disgrace to the state Let
every city in the state if called upon by the S. G. con-
tribute literally to this and protect the home of the
Confederacy President the of Misssspp. from fall
ing into alien hands,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

uncle Sans new buildings which are being erected
s 1or the cadets when completed will repre-
an expenditure of So OOO OOO Already bniIdnos ~
Deen constructed at cost of s. OOO The new bId-
ings VIII constitute the finest marine college in the world
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
ENGINEER'ss
explaining The Break iaIS,,|
Making View ~

-"'"s Pew 81.
: OF GiEENvILLE, M,.s'
e .o Genslem l J
= 70, your ri resident engIue.,'
2 s tas COMPLETION S,'a! Of tie Z.
!, : c mas Submitted a report \
!, iron pipe line In tbs sa 4,
the watervas.,a
) enclosing a letter to h.
F. tractors, Irwin Bros, ~ !.
: matter. Both Of tbs.'
: lions are enclosed. -
.., nave personally !,
break break 10 the main, and !
conditions, with The T.. D. y
ing and the prospec, '. i
a .of the next two or thrss
a attempt to repair it nov I
ground water is at d,
would be extremely es,l!
all probability result i
to che iron pipe line uos \
tlon at both ends Of tb T." \
oy the pumping out Of *
OF quick sand on which y, !,
The failure was uns,.
may oe due to any one y
causes. II may posslbl,
cause, caused by the sinking & Il
upper stratum, due n Y
quantity of material 4 Il. "
layer of buckshot pumnss
sne stump wells were being
undermines the corner !, N
station. and has also una N
reservoir. which Is now NJ
'r it may have been due I
'and flowing from under Il 4
'ewer to the old abapdoD.,
'ipe sewer located within ,
Instance at a somewhat III.
r, again. IL may have been
' break In the iron pipe, N
'aro'y probable. But wh,,
ause, the fact is, the seven
perated from the present
'aslon until the iron pipe ii
laoe continuous, which 81,
e done by the contractor nj,
cry heavy cost, and the IL. 4
ring work now in good Conf
The contractor proposes Z
ork OF repairs until such ,in''|
water is at a low Ievsl
II probably not be before N
lst; and in the mean time
9 system in operation 81
I'm one OF the manholes Ii
eak into the ditch which h,
ut OF the Delta Oil Mill and
'ng the Y. & NJ. V. R. r..
lhis is now being done with
1culty and should afford d
hence to any one, but il il
deemed essential, a six M
e could be laid from the HI.
d to the present force main
airy service, a distance 4
en- hundred feet, but in nv
will hardly be necessary
son that If the sewers are q
umped no inconvenience
erlenced as the sewage
Fiess and not more obiecl
l the water ordirarily
ugh the bitches. Under
stances, as a matter Of i
to the city and the contr,'.
d respectfully recommend
ng:
That the contractor be ID
rnish all machinery, pumpsS
fuel necessary for keeplnlI
RS in operation until the BID
That the city pay the conf
proportion for such seryius
Z now pays for a sewerage N
and helpers and the cost Of
'lieve that this will be fdI
interest of the city as 1t will d
ny 6ne use OF the sewers q
ming high water season, al
thorough test to be made an
he system being put in frsiad
ion before it is finally red =
lid for by the city. The ID.
= OF keeping the sewers in q
der being placed on the COD
tead of the city until the ~
completed. Very respecill
ARTHUR HIDn
Consulting Engiul
nville, Miss, Mich 10, 1902
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

We received this week issue of the Durant Chris
tian Times, edited by Rev. j. J. Olive. The paper is
too but contains good reading matter and is of neat an
pearance.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

The council at their meeting Tuesday right requires
all outhousss in the future be constructed of brick mr.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
SATURDAY. MARCH IL 1902.

The Memphis Morning News Will appear about the
9th OF April 1t will be Democratic to the core.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

Secretary Long of the Navy has resigned to take effect
In May lie will be succeeded by Representative Moody
of Massachusetts,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

ms VIII be given attention than in the
past. The happenings in the city, the news of the
Churches Court, Theatre, Council, Supervisors.
Railroad and Street will appear each week
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
Timely Topics
The Bubble
Chadren's Department.

Ibis will be established in the interest of educa-
uon' wherein will be published the best efforts of
the children of the county as judged by their in
suuctors. The pupil giving the best composition
OF essay within a given time will be awarded a
handsome gold medal. The contest promises to
De very interesting and instructive one
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

j. b. Hebron, manager of the Groon.
vile team, said: 1--WE have fine
team this year. The infield is fully az
strong, in fact, stronger than last
years, and the outfeld is o. K. The
flelders last year were Greenv;llo,s
weakest men. This year they are the
strongest. The players seem DESTROYS
70 get on the Greenville team. Ihavo
had over forty offers from good plavers
ana OF course I had to turn number
OF Them down. I see that CIV. Mulkv
Claims that some of the men who NAV
on the GreenvilIe team this year have
been signed by him in the Tax.s
league. But am sure of nv man RI
objected to any forfeit being put up bv |
eacn ciuo 10 insure that it would po
through the season, and L voted that
way at the meeting. But GreenyilIe
VIII stick it out. 1t will be there AZ
me end. We have had teams in Grosn
'ilie 1or the past eighteen years. and
lever yet has club failed to finish IL
eason- l have signed most Of NV
layers Tor the season, though there /
re several | have been writing tn :
ood oall players-with whom I have :
oI closed negotiations, and of co,,n.o I
cannot give their names" 4
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

from the most important places in the county
the latest happenings of interest will
also appear whenever they can be obtained, and
10 get the very latest the Long Distance Tele
phone viii be used. Watch this denart.na.t
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Famous Ouartette at Olivet.

The Philadelphia Male Quartette,
that needs no recommendation after
having once been heard, will sing
both morning and evening tomorrow
in OIivet Presbyterian Church. They
will also sing in the Opera House in
the afternoon.
Every lover of good music should
make an effort to hear these helpful
singers
AT Olivet in the morning the Rev.
Mr.. Elwood will preach on the sub
ject "Tbe Three Graces" and in the
evening he will resume the series on
the subject "Great Mems Answers to
the Greatest Question in the World"
taking "Pilate's Answer for con =
sideration. Evangelistic meetings
will continue next week and Tuesday y
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Tuesday y
evening at s O'Clock there will be a
meeting for men only. On Thanks
giving Day the service will be held
at 10. 80 a. m. A special thank offer
ing will be taken.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
TO CAMP AT LENAPE
Wilmington Club VIII Visit Resort Agai
Next Year.

-'' ''''i 'A''t AsShois hb0ib
Next Year.
Joseph O'Toole and Merrill Mur-
ply, of this city spent Thursday
afternoon in West Chester. The
young men are members of camp
ing club which had its annual outing
at Lenape last summer and was
caught in the big flood, having an
unpleasant experience during their
first night out. After this, however,
they had most enjoyable stay for
two weeks. The party had for
merly camped over in New Jersey :,
but after the stay at Lenape the y
decided to make that resort their
camping place hereafter. They
have already made arrangements to
return to Lenape next season. I'VE
have found" said Mr.. O. Toole, that
the best manner in which to spend
our vacations and secure a rest is to
encamp for a couple of weeks at
some quiet place and take things
easy"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
DRESS GOODS.

At 50 cents, We are showing a
grand line Of cheyiotS, granite
whip-cord, venetian, and melton
cloths, in black and all colors.
5 pieces of light weight all.
wool cloth so inches wide, colors
steel oxford, blue and brown,
Mondays price SO cents.
&l.0o quality Ladies' cloth,
colora, brown, green, rcd, black,
castor and blue, Mondays price
- cents.
5pieces. 3S inch wide, all WOO
camcls hair will be reduced from
so cents to 80 cents for Monday
only.
All of our 50 inch wide cheyiots
will be reduced from &l.2j to 81
for Monday only.
| 20 pieces near silk will be sold
Monday for r.! cents.
10 pieces Of dark colorod per-
Gale will be reduced for Monday S
selling to 7 cents a yard, Monday
only.
Outing flannel at 8 cents a yard
worth 10 cents, very pretty stripes
and plaids.
10 cent quality canton flannel
s cents yard, Saturday and
Monday only.
G5 cent sh eets S1x90 Saturday
and Mondays price IS cents.
12a cent pillow cases 10 cents.
Large l2a cent hucl towels re-
duced for Monday to 10 cents.
so dozen more Of the rs cent
lace turn over collars will be OH
sale Saturday and Monday at Is
cents, two for Is cents.
Ladies neckwear for the holi-
days has arrived; we have shown
as good line; plices range from
10 cents to $500.
Black ruffs are here at prices
that keep them moving rapidly
$50 to $1,000.
Sample line of Boston shop |
ping bags, only one of kind,
prices SOC, 75c, $1.00, $l25, $50
$l.75, $500, $2.25, $3.50, $500
and 1926.
| dozen "a inch silk corded
pillows at $l.50, worth $500.
S dozen 20 inch pillows nicely
covered at SO cents.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Harry Straub Arrested.

Harry Straub was arrested yes
terday by Constable Green Oh The
charge of attempted felonious as
sault on 12 year Old Phoebe Daw.
sou. The girl is daughter Of Will
liam p. dawson. a Braudywine hum
dred farmer Straub will be given
a hearing before Magistrate Brad
lev this afternoon,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Cure for Brigilt'S Disease,

The Rev. W. T. Hammond, 1926
Market street, writes to The DAILY
REPUBLICAN IS follows 'Thinking
some person may be afflicted in the
same way that was with BrIght's
disease, and feeling that they could
not live long, as was told to me, if
any one will call on me I will tell
them what cured me Many who
knew me are now astonisheJ when
they see me looking so well and
hearty
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Erected Large Trolley Cars.

The American Car and Foundry
Company has completed four new
baggage cars for the Rapid Transit
Company of Scranton, Pa. They are
the largest cars propelled by cleo
tricity that We're ever erected in
this city. The local firm has four
teen passenger cars in course of
construction for the .ama company.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Thanksgiving Services.

The Union Thanksgiving services
of the Baptist churches Of the city
will be held in the bethany Bap,
tist Church, Elm and jackson
streets, Thanksgiving morning at
1890 o'clock. The Rev. CD. Park
er of the North Baptist Church will
preach the sermon.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
OBITUARY.

The funeral Of Louis Weidenmau
will take place on Sunday after
noon from his late home, No. 290l
Je tferson street. IDterment will be
m adc III Riverview cemetery.
Mss Lydia b. McBrlety was bur.
led this morning from the home OF
her grandfa ther, Phiiip Plunkett,
at Lancaster avenue and Rodrey
street, High mass was sung in
ST. Peters X. G. Pre.Cathedral
and intsrment made 10 Cathedral
cemetery.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
ART COUNTER
HANDk ERCHIEFS.

3 hemstitchel white handk er-
chiefs in Il fancy box Is cents.
3 hcmstitched handkerchiefs
with initial, in fancy box 80 cents
box.
& pare linen hcmstitched hand
kerchiefs in fancy box 30 cents.
% styles Of Women's handker-
chiefs, hemstitched and lace edge
5 cents.
Womcn's all linen handker-
chiefs sc, lOc. l2!c, 25c and soc.
Remnants, of ribbon at half
price.
3J and so cent ribbon at 25
cents a yard.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Automobile Accident.

Ore of the DUPONT automobiles
broke down yesterday afternoon at
Pennsylvania avenue and Scott
street. A nut came off one Of the
wheels, and the wheel coming of,
dropped the machine in the road.
None of the occupants were mi jured.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
| NO ADVANCE IN
COST OF MILK.
Dairymen Say They Are Well
Supplied Farmers Give
up Small Diaries.

| Rumors have beeu current lately
to the effect that the price Of milk
will be advanced and the cost o
living thereby increased.
According to prominent dairy.
Lnan OF this city the cost of milk vii
| not be advanced and there are nt
| circumstances that point to an ln-
crease in the future. 1t is true tn at
farmers are selling their cows and
| dong away with their dairlcs. but
that is the result OF demand for
beet. Farmers say that hey make
more money by fattenDg their cows
for market than they could by keep
ing them tor dairy purposes. Again
feed is so high that in winter the
farmer makes little or no profit on
his milch cows. There are a few
men who deal solely IN milk and as
the smaller men 60 out of the busl-
ness this gives more business to the
larger de alers, and tnus they m AXE
a good profit.
One dairyman said to-day, "Nlilk
is scarce and has been for some time,
but | don t think there will be any
advance in the price" The only
men who ia k Of ch argng more for
milk are the men who buy from the
dairymen and then sell to regular
customers. The supply Of these milk
men is sometimes short as the dairy
men from whom they buy, do not
have large enough surplus to sup
ply them. However, all the dairy
men OF this city are we'll supplied
and none Of them have spoken OF a
possible advance in the price of
milk. The same price of eight
cents quart will prevail.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
VIII Visit EiktUn

The degree team Wenonah Coun-
Gil Jr., O. U. A. M. will pay a fra.
ternal visit to the Council at ElktOn
Md, on next Tuesday night. The
Wi,mIugtonians will be accompanied
bv Quartette
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
New Flag at Haiti Mas,

The new flag Of the |. o. r. Men
is at half mast TO dayl for kLcwis
Wiedeman who died yesterd ay. Til 8
is the first time the flag has been at
half mast.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Accidentally Shot.

Howarl N. Stayton was accident
ally shot 1e'ently by his cousin,
Harley Har ri lgton, while hunting
down'the st ate. He was not serious
ly hurt, but does not appreciate the
honor Of being the victim of the
first cunning accident reported this
season.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
The Young Mems Republican Club.

The Y. NJ r. c. met last evening
to nominate officers tor the coming
term. The election will be held
at the annual meeting on the even
ing OF December 5th.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Erected New Flat Car.

The American Car and Foundry
Company has completed q new fiat
car which will be used to carry cleo
trio cars. 1t IS fifty feet long and
nine feet wide.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
LAbIES-PERS0NAL,

Ladies consult MRS. DQCE CONDF, sns.
enlist III all Ladies' ailments. Consulta ion
free. Coninements taion reliable and fine
home Unexce!ed. No exorbitant fees,
Write for particulars. En- close C. stamp
MRS. DDCE CO%DE
No. 25G South Twelfth street, Phiia.
s*16mo III tn sat
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22

nR. DEHARDT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS. THE
- only genuine Pennyroya Pills at druggists
or bymal SlOU. Office 200 n. Ninth street Phil,
Ia.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
Advertise in the REPUBLICAN,

Taylor's Extract of Malt, tire
great spring tonic. Prepared Ly
W. Taylor, 3O2 King street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
M uSICAL

FTNHE WILMINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTIUN
Il AND MUSIC, gl5 Delaware Avenue
English Branches, Guitar, Sight Singing
piaho, Theory, Violin,
Voice, Banjo, Painting,
Elocuton, Mandolin, German,
French, Harp Physical Culture,
italian, Organ, Drawing,
Fencing, COrnct
Trombone,
Fine teachers. Reasonable rates, Catalogue
sent upon application.
CLARA L. MACHENRY, Director.
O3 6moS. cod
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22

-A~eure for wheepiag cough, Cart
m ellis :AiHegaG. Of Tar.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22
WANTS.

Cent II word; 20 words or less so cents a
week.. No order taken for less than
10 cents.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-22

Cent II word; 20 words or less so cents a
week. No order taken Tor less than
10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
WHAT A
:. DIFFERENCE.
II makes when Whining
ton residents testify.

It's pretty hard to prove the state
ment Of some stranger residing in far
AWAY parts Of the country, but the
testimony of a Wilmington citizen
that follows should convince the most
skeptical.
Mr.. Thomas 3. Smith of No. OLA
West Fourth street, court crier fer
the past % years, satisfactorily
after l obtained Doan's Kidney Pills
at Danto?th's drug store l was in.
terviewed by gentleman who asked
me for my experience with the medi-
cine and for my opinion OF 1t ! have
had no reason to regret allowing my
statement to be published and no
reason to change my opinions regard
ing the article. Before taking Doan 8
Kidney Pills l was so bad with my
back that I was forced to use cane
when walking and had to be careful
every movement | made, particularly
so when entering or getting off a
street car, If ! stepped carelessly or
jumped off was always rewarded
with excruciating twinges across the
loins followed by dull ache for hours
A doctor who diagnosed my case and
examined the kidney secretions told
me my kidneys were badly affected
and tried perststenly by using pa
tent medicines of all kinds, electric
batteries and belts to cure myself,
but | was unsuccessful. DOan Kid
ney Pills always give me relief. !
cannot no without them. have used
Is boxes and constantly carry them
in my vest pocket to take dose now
and then; l find them invaluable as
tonic to my Kidneys
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Rcmemberthe name--Doan sand
take no substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
-
Seven Years For Wire Thief.

Bridgeton, N. j., Feb. Conc
OF the longest sessions of the Cum
berland County Courts was ended
to-day. There have been many
convictions, and the last case was
the most important. John Burns
an old offender, was convicted of
stealing trolley and telephone
wire, and Judge Trenchard sentenc
ed him to u term Of seven years
in the State Prison and added Il
$500 fine.
This is the fifth time Burns
has been sent to prison, and he
has served over seventeen years.
His home is in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. Cap
tain Richmond Pearson Hobson, who
was Il guest of the New Haven Bust
ness Mems association at their annual
banquet. was received with great en-
thusiasm. lie urged that the Monroe
doctrine be extended to the Filipinos
and to the walls of Picking, declaring
that the United States should insist
that Europeans shall not partition off
China, but open II UP TO the trade OF
the world rs the United States opened
up Japan. Among the dangers that face
Europe he mentioned a possible Slavic
invasion, in the event of which, he
said. it would fall to the lot Of the
United States to assist in saving Eu-
rope from general war. Without rela-
lively powerful navy such action would
be iuanifestly impossible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
TREATY IS OPPOSED.
Ministers Cause a Halt In
Russo-Chinese Matter.
RUSSIAN CRAFrlNESS REVEALED.
n. l.esSnr Arranging agreement,
while Agents of the Gar Are
Negotiating For the Bank
ing Privile

PEKlNt;, Feb. THE British, Amer
lean aud Japanese ministers here have
renewed their opposition to the Man
rhurian arrangements between China
and Russia. 1t is pro1ahe that this
action will result in the further post
ponemcnt of the contamination of this
treaty.
The powers opposing tho Manchurl'
an treaty are now beginning TO recog-
ni2e IN" fore" of til" representations of
the Chinese pIenipotentiares that Chi
hi is making the best terms possible
for herself and incidentally for the
equal rights of the other nations III
China and are shifting their protests
to Russia as the responsible party.
Paul I."Ssar. the Russian minister
here, is rndcavorn. to maintain the
transparent diplomatic fiction that the
MHnchuran treaty and the Russot nj.
nese bank agreement are not related.
He has informed his colleagues that
the Russian government has no official
knowledge Of the negotiations of tn"
EusSo,c Chinese bank.
The Russian agents are playing their
parts with the greatest regard for APP
prarautcS, while NJ lessHr is arrang-
ing the treaty with china. The mania
ger Of the bank. NJ. Poratillo, one of
the mos, able and trusted of the Rus.
sian agents in the east, is negotiating
the bank agreement with Wang Wen
ShAo
In the light of the statements If chi.
nnsc officials, which We're repeated yes
trrdav namely. that Russia insists up
on the simultaneous signing or me
Mnnrhurian treaty and the bank agree
nrut the representations of NJ. lessAr
fail To carry weight, The native neWS-
papers are tilrd with stories that Rus
sin is trying TO gain he. ends by offers
of heavy hrihcs.
Germany rpn1ins dsinl"r"Si'd
spectator of the affair. 'haNG Tn
luny. IN" Nirrr"y of IIanf"W, and Il0
kuu Vi. the yirrroy Of Nankin, con
tnur thri1 efforts against the treaty
They are cooperating with tn" Jhlnt-
uese minister. The draft of the agree
| all railways and develop All mili"S in
| Maurhnra. II >h" is unable to com
| ntHrd the capital. she shall apply T."
| lin. bank If the bank is unable ur IN
! wilIing to enter INTO arrangements,
| CNlua may apply r!S"Whol" for capital
H..