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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
NEW RAILWAY SYSTEM.
sehwab at Head Of II Consolidation
scheme.

Et"'us
pITTSBERG. March 2l.-The Ga
zette says that the Varncy syndicate
the highest bidder for the Western
Maryland railroad. in which Charles
NJ. Schwab and Charles r. Schoen are
deeply interested, proposes to utilize
the West Side Belt line for its Pitts
burg entrance. The central point
The little town of Clarion, on the Mo-
nongaheia river. The purchase of the
Western Maryland is to supply the
only link needed to make it through
line 10 tidewater. and the promoters
plan great system that is to tap a ter
ritory rich in coal, coke and manufac-
turing industries.
The surveys and right Of way of the
old Canonsburg and State Line charter
will be used TO furnish II route to War
rentOn, o., where connection will be
made with the Wheeling and Lake
Eric. The real entrance into Pittsburg
itself will probably be over the Wa
bash tracks. and terminal facilities in
tho city will be supplied by that road,
with which the promoters Of the new
line are desirous Of friendly arrange.
mentS.
This information has com" out piece
meal, and not only has it not met with
denial but its truth WAS practically
conceded yesterday by J. II. McRob-
erts. chief engineer of the West Side
Helt line. which holds the charter and
right Of way Of the old Canonsburg
and State Line railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

Altar Bows Ca,sock On Eira,

There came near being a
serious accident at the conclu-
sion of the Palm Sunday Cele-
bration at st. Peters Pro-
Cathedral about noon yester-
day.
After the service, while the
altar boys were in the basement
OF the church removing their
cassocks, one boy with Il candle
accidenlly brushed against
Joseph Tucker, an altar boy,
and set fire to his cassock. Be-
tore the flames gained much
hcadwa,y young Tucker and
some of the other boys cXtin-
guishcd them. The lad took
off the cassock and supposed
that the fire had been entirely
cNtinguishcd. lie threw the
garment on some OvercOats OF
the boys and the flames again
broke out. The altar boys
then stamped out the fire and
went to their homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
To 90 To Trenton,

Detective Theodore Francis will
go to Trenton tonight to attend u
hearing tomorrow before Gov
ernor Murphy when six men will
be i'll attendance to resist reoui-
sition to Delaware to answer the
charge of catching terrapin out of
season. The New Jersey authori-
ties will represent the Delaware
interests as the fish and have pro-
lection association arrested these
men for violating the New Jersey
law and they were released as
they swore they caught them in
Delaware. Then the association
asked Sheriff Reedy to take up the
case. Political influence is being
worked to resist the granting of
requisition papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Ut Al tIS

BELLY LIE In this city on March q, lOo,
Joseph T. Bslville. Jr., in his 3lth wear.
Relatives. friends nnd member. OF Minuua
Tribe No y !. o. r. NJ and employees OF Pu.cy
y JodAs boiler works are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence
NO. i0J Bennett street, on Tuesday af:crnno,
March 70 at 2.0 o'clock lntermsnt at Xiv.
erv!eW cemetery,
SIMMONS On March 2lst, Mrs. Catharin, A
simmons wife of John 7. simmons decd,
OF Chrla|ianR Del. at her late residence
no. l5i0 south a9th .treet, Philadelphia.
The funeral service. will bU held nt the
house On Monday evening. March "A, at 5
o'clock. lntcrment at Christinua Pre,byter
ian cemetery Iussday afternoon al o'clock
PENNELLon March 20, lso! VIM. P4nnel
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral rt his ia'e residence No l!7 Last
9th street, on Wednesday AFTERNOON March ID,
a, o clock. Services AT A-tury NJ n Church
as 93G lntermenL E.vcrvlew cemetery.
Omit flowers.
JACKSON Of hear. fa. lure Fannie l.,
jackson. Oh March q.
Funeral s"rvio,s at 2 O'Clock on Tuesday,
March 18th, l4O!, at lay View Chur.h Cecil
TO. Md. Int rmen. Ia Say View cemetery.
Can be seen At her late home ll2! Wes. end
stree. from 10 ~ O'Clock tom orrow nom.
ing
BURNlTE-On March I'D, 1902, Tamuel J,
BurniA aged ., years
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invit
I cd to attend the funeral from his luie rsai-
dence Yorklyn on Wednesday March 20 Ser.
vices at the house promptly at 10 o'cioc,,.
at Head oil Christana.
PlEnCE-.!n this city On March l3.!, laJa, i:rby
Pierce, aged 4S years,
Relatives, frieuds and members Of Inlrstry
Lodge No. =. A. q. u. W. and employees .s OF
p. W. u Z. boiler shops are Respectfully ipyi.
ted to attend the funeral services ct his late
residence 7Ji Spruce street, on Wednesday a.
ternoon, March 10Th, at !. o'clock. lnterineut
Rivcrvitw cemetery.
KEII.EY--In Philadelphia, on NJ arch q :, 1902,
John G.. G. Kelley.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
her funeral from the residence Ct his father
George d. Kelley, Nliddletown. Del, on Mon.
day. March "a, q, IL o'clock noon. lntermsut
at It. Georges ceme.erv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
To COlOnixe l'hiIlDDjncs.

san FRANCISCO, March 24.-Ef.
forts are being mace by number of
local capitalists to take advantage of
the low railroad rates from the east
to send Il number Of colonists to Ma
Mia. The projectors of the enterprise
hope to get up Il rush to the islands
that will equal If not eclipse the rush
to the northern 20 ldtields. As soon as
the legislation relating to the islands
now pending before congress shall be
finally passed wholesale descent will
be made upon the islands, 1t is the
expectation of the promoters that the
land laws of the United States will be
applied to the islands and that thou
sands of acres now idI will be filled
with American farmers and miners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Sixteen Horses lremafed.

NEW YORK. March o4.-Thr hunt.
eng stable of p. +. Collier at Eaton.
town. y. j., with sixteen valuable hunt
ing hcrSrs has been burned. the total
loss being abou. S1OO,n00. Mr.. Collier
entertained a party Of guests at his
place, and about 10 O'Clock at night
took IL number Of them out in his auto
mobile. On their return they saw the
hunting stable in blaze. The party
hurried home. but could not save the
horses, among which was Mr.. Golfers
ten thousand dollar hunter Greenfield.
1t is believed the fire was of incen-
diary origin and is the third within two
weeks, each destroying valuable prop
crtv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
To Discuss RailrOnd Rates,

CHICAGO, March 2l.-IIundreds of
manufacturers and shippers of the CEN
trail states have been invited to attend
a dinner to be given at the Auditorium
hotel Tuesday evening April l, by the
Illinois Manufacturing association for
the purpose OF discussing competition
in railroad rates. President Charles
ii. Deere of Moline will preside, and
Charles \. l'rOuty Of Vermont. Il men,
Der Of the interstate commerce COM
mission will deliver the principal ad.
dress. There has been dissatisfaction
among manufacturers and shippers
over transportation rates since Jan. /,
when the Central Freight association
issued a schedule of rates. revising the
classification of materials and mer-
cllanliSr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
ORPHANS
COURT.

lin Orphans Court this morning
the Equitable Guardian of Lul.
iette c. Lea was granted order tc
see real estate
W. W. Pusey, was appointed qua
rdian of Rosie Bierlien. Samuel
W. McCaully trustee made return
of sale OF the zeal estate OF Peter
Todd, which was confirmed.
Henry c. Panish, Administrator
of Loretta Montgomery, made
return of sale which was confirm
ed, also made return of freehold
ers app; inted to make partition OF
real estate Of Edward Clrren.
The return showed no partition,
but an appraisment of $500. VIII
liam s. Prickett was appointed
trustee to sell.
John Biggs made return or free
holders appointed to make parti-
ton of real estate OF Samuel II.
Thatcher The return showed no
partition but an appraisement of
S13.40O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
COME EARLY!

! In the week., il YOU can. We cx-
pect to he ready with increased
face.
We ar, ready with the Incest
lines Of Nprirg Clothes that was
ever shown iii Wilmington, Come
see for Yourself,
Mems Suits Of fine wmstcls,
sergr<, tIIIt'tS, rnrpr WrayrS, iia-
gonaI-. unfinished Worstrds and
casSinlarrs that other stores will
ask SO and Sl2 are here for
$50
Men, Suits Of Clay diagonalS,
.4t'ii;;'t ..44tt'i rt',,tt.>> .wo~trrd4, cassImrrs and
tllibets, that You will positively
pay So to SO, for in any other
store are here for $40.
= Mems Suits Of basket liagonals
cassimcreS, wor>tcds, and others,
that are fully worth So, are here
for $l2.
And hundreds Of other STYLES
TOR s., $6, $3.50, $50, $3.50
and S1J.
! Want A Hat. The newest shapes
are here, so also in Neckwear, col
lars etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Would Oppuse Assistant.

I. has been lumored for several
days that an effort would be made
to have IN assistant supcrinten-
dent Of schools appointed TO have
especial charge OF the colored
schools. There has been considers
able opposition already developed
on .hr ground that there are not
enough coEorcd schools TO need
the services of Il superintendent
ami that il another officer is to be
it should be an assistant to Super
intnlant Twitmyer for the entire
system.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Fatal ExDISsjOn Of Dynamic e

MILWAUKEE. Wis, March n. a
special from llough'on, Mich, says;
"A terrible explosion Of dynamil" o..
Cured near Oskar, eight miles north
of IIought"n. yesterday. resulting in
the death Of two men ana serious in.
Jury to another. The scene Of the eX
ploson WAS in the house Of John Houl.
lard. The building caught fire while
the family WAS at church. and wien
the heat became intcnS" two boxes Of
blowing up siunpS eXpludrd. killing
n"i-hbols of the HuuIIards while fight.
ing the flames"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
THE WEATHER

m the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by fresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature.
Tuesday, partly cloudy weather will
prevail, aud cooler with fresh east
erly winds.
Wednesday promises to be partly
cloudy with fresh winds.
The thermometer at w. C.Taylor's
drug store 3o2 King street today reg
/. iStercd as follows:
81 7o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
As Sc GA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
GASES In
:. CITY COURT

S6 Before Judge Townsend in the Mu-
8 nicipal Court this morning Officer
Frank Kane charged Edward II.
Phillips and Robert Harkins with be-
ing drunk and acting in diSorderly
manner They had been imhibing
quite freely. The fine was So and
costs.
Andrew Crumlish could tell nothing
about the charge Of being drunk and
disorderly. Officer Hancock terrified
that Crmlisli was using bad language
In a drug store III South Wilmington
on Saturday night. He was rated at
Sland costs.
Drunk and disorder:y was the
charge against nennis Moore. Otlcer
Wintrup testified that he arrested
Moore early yesterday morning at
Third and Market. The fine was ST.
and costs.
Guilty was the plea of Thomas Nor
riS, colorcd, to the charge OF disorder
ly conduct preferred ny Officer sherry.
Yesterday Afternoon Morris was II
member oil gang OF crap shooters on
Marsh Lane. &c was given the pink
fibbon for ~ and costs.
William J. l:rogan was fined s. and
costs for trespass
Clarence Alashman aged Il, and
John Cunningham Ii, pleaded guilty
to trcSpas> On the property Of the T..
w Il II railrOaI rDlnDuiiy 4 fine Of
IS and cos's was imposed.
Maggie catcher appeared on the
stand with face that showed visible
signs or having been assaulted. Th"S.
Tilghman was charged with ASSAULT
Ing her on Saturday night. This was
the first fight they ever had during
their two years of bliss. The two
blows cost him So and The Usual TRIM
mipvS,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Textile Workers Demands Refused.

Textile Workers Demands Refused,
LOWELL. Mass, March 24.-IOwell
is threatened with one of the largest
strikes in its history as Il result of the
communication sent TO the Textile lln-
ion by the mill agents in reply TO the
official demand of that body for an ad-
vance in wages for the textile opera.
tivcs of the city The communication
was read at the meeting of the Textile
council yesterday afternoon, and its
tenor was positive unconditional re-
fusal Of the demands of the operatives,
A suggestion of II compromise was the
least the operatives expected. but from
the determined stand of the repre-.
sentativcs in the Textile council it is
claimed that unless their demands are
acc"dcd to it will be Il fight to Il bitter
liniSh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
COIleGe Professor Dend.

kAI.AMA AZOO, Mich, March 2i.-
Seth J. AXtcll. professor of Greek in
Kalamazoo college for the past twelve
years, is dead here from grip, aged
sixty years Professor AXtcll, who was
graduate Of Brown university, from
which he held tn" degree of NJ. A.,
wis president of Leland university. at
New Orleans. from 1873 to 1882 and
prcsid"n, Of Contra! college, at Pella,
it,, in 1SSg-W
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
i)tIlS,

Building Inspector Cassidy today
issued a number OF permits for al
tcraticns and repairs to buildings.
Reuben Willis was seriously injur
ed this morning by heavy piece Of
timber falling on him.
Thomas Swiggcrt, coiored, of No.
233 Adams street, was struck by
train at Edge Moor this morning and
was injured abou, the head.
Thomas kelley, Of Jamaica
Plains, Boston. came here to-day
aud took away the two bull dogs
which were in bond.
William Neal, has been rcmov-
ed to Earnhurst Emergency hos
pital.
There will be bowling contest
on Wednesday evening between the
second teams of the Young Mems
Republican Club and Young Men 3
Christian Association.
Little Bros. have bought the
creamery formerly run by J. l..
Grccnwalt.
The Finance Committee Of CITY
Council will meet to night. A $50
Geo shortage to meet the expenses for
the year faces The committee.
Thomas y. Holland, Of No.
II East Second Street, was pre-
scnted with a frame containing
his photograph and those of IL
number Of friends, Yesterday.
l.. y. Tufts, road foreman of
engines of the Delaware railroad
last night was presented with a
handsome sold-headcd cane by
his friends, to commemorate his
withdrawal yesterday from Lodge
No. ), Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers of PHILADELPHIA,
and his athliation with Lodge No.
3l2 of the order in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
ANNOYED By Bows:

For some time past the station
master at the L. a. o. station has
been annoyed by boys running
about the station and their actions
became very Objectionable to the
patrons. Captain Williams of the
railroad police who succeeds Cap
tain. Tucker assisted by officers,
arrested five boys on Saturday on
the charge of disorderly conduct
They were given hearing before
Magistrate Hollis to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
NeNi,nYS n For Rcpiirs.

| The steamer McXiran> Of Mid
dle!mrough, i, at the Yards of the
W. W. Go. for repairs. While com
ing mp the CIlristiona the big craft
in some manner got too near the
railroad bridge, below Third street,
structure and crashed into it, with
great force. The bridge was dam
'agcd considerably, and workmrn
were forced TO nuke repairs yc,tcr
day. The lamlgH to the Mexican
WAS slight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Spinncrs Demand an Advance.

LEWISTON. Me. March 2i.-At
meeting of the Mule Spinncrs' union it
was voted TO demand an advance in
wages Of ~ per cent, to 80 into effect
March 81, thus giving the mill owners
a week in which to consider the propo.
RitiOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Actor .AltGmnfed Sulciilc

DANBl Iti, Conn, March 2l.-Wal-
tor Shainrs, aged thirty, an actor, at
tempted To commit suicide here by cut
ting the arteries in both wrists with a
razor. He was discovered in time to
prevent his death. Shaincs is said TO
be the son Of IL wealthy family in New
,IrrSnN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
CHOLERA IN MANILA
Further Deaths From tho
Plague Have Occurred.
RIGID HEALTH REGULATIONS ADOPTED
These. II Is Thought, Have Averted
an Epidemic-Third Infantry Em-
barks u Week Ahead to
Avoid Danger.

an EptdemiC-Third Infantry Em-
barks u Week Ahead to
Avoid Danger.
MANILA, March "a. There have
been four more cases of cholera here
and two more deaths from the plague
are reported. The health authorities
believe that their rigid precautions
have averted an epidemic.
AS General Chatfee did not want the
men of the Third infantry to run the
risk of cholera as a result of contact
with the city that regiment has already
been taken aboard the United States
transport Graft. which will sail for
San Francisco one week ahead of her
schedule time.
Five cases Of cholera have been re.
ported from the provinces.
BriSadier General George W. Davis,
stationed Mt = mboanga, island of Min.
danao repot.s that detachment of
the signal corps consisting of seven
teen men has been attacked by 300 Mo-
ros near Paran-Paran. Mindana0. One
OF the signal corps men was killed. The
Moros captured the transportation of
the detachment, including four pack
mules.
The United States transport BufMd
has arrived here. She has on board a
detachment OF the Twenty seventh in
fantry, IL squadron of the Eleventh
cavalry and fifty pack mules.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
TO GIVE A RECEPTION.

The eleventh. grand annual recep-
tion OF the Young Bachelors in Shields
Library Han, on Easter Monday,
March 3lst. Tickets SO cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and"
Home Entertain.
msntS.
TO GIVE A DINNER.

The Wilmington Bowling League
will give banquet to its members
on Thursday evening. April 3. 1t
will be given at the Hotel Whining.
ton and about IS covers will be laid
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
TOm2rr0w is Nov II, Day.

F.: Tomorrow will be moving day
and MANY inmi|ie, in thi, city
;wll! change their places Of resi-
deEre. Ou account OF the many
improvements such as the =. ".
* u. railroad shops and the Pull
man Companvs new shops there
will also he many Iamilir, move
here from other places. Real eo-
tate agents report HAT there is Il
scarcity in houses and it is hard
for MANY to get suited in a house.
Z cloins SESSION Ntgh' school.
Aorit lst is the begtanng al the
spriag session OF the Cooley Co..
lcse Night School, and no Charge
is made for those entering this
week, all tonight Is to 9. Il. In
tuic Building, Market street, cor
ner Eighth.
bookkeeping. arithmetic, pcnman-
ship, shorthand, e,c Low rate
fN April and May. Two nights Il
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

Miss Emma Currinder. Of Ogle.
town, is the guest Of Mrs. Lizzie
Wigglesworth of No, 3O5 French
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
CARD EFT.

Miss Maud Smith, of Baltimore,
is visiting Miss Bertha Hayes, Of this
city.
George W. Lockwood, cashier Of
the Citizens National Bank, Of Mid
dletown, Is seriously III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
80 .srysg Wa Itiss tn GaEai-.~.-.-.
"Roy0f Ilfao sroe, ss,ns l;llnd I

m s;ysl,' % GIVES, WHH3KIII0uy
last night, at Ridley Park, by
a train ON the Pennsylvania
Railroad at that place. He is
a nephew of Mr.. II. c. Robin
son, of this city. No particu-
lars had been received up to
this time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Second Teams to Bowl,

There will be bowling contest on
Wednesday evening between the sec
ond teams Of the Young Mems Re.
publican Club and the Young Mems
Christian Association. The game
will be played on the formers alleys.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
EaSter OoUdS, Easter q. DDS.

Some OF he finest Eastc! GJods that havs
ever been seen In this city ar, at Fergu.
sons 10 East Second street. Leave your
order for name OH eggs ear ly. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

'r. SimmI White Pul,noric Bllsa II
Iao extraordinary Lung Rcme1y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

Fred q. Mammels. 15 East. 4th street.
has new color cards out for paints; call :
phone. for sample and you will receive
prompt attention. 4g ~ ..I..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

Letters testamen,ary on the estate
OF James l., Demon, were granted
this morning 10 Anna G. Demon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Train Wreck ed and burned,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March
"A. Passenger train No. IS, north.
bound, on the Southern railroad. was
wrecked Ivy Il landslide ut Covcsyillc.
fifteen miles south OF here, at 4:1J
O'Clock yesterday morning. The train
was forty minutes lat" and running
at an unusual rate Of speed. The en-
gne was ditchGd, and SIX coaches
We're destroyed by fire. The loss of
mail was the greatest in the history Of
southern rairoading. Nicholas Lown,
Pullman car porter, and an un-
known tramp wc~ killed. The passen-
gers escaped witlleut injury. .9
1As. iv.sS ~s su.s, s..v2. ..-y, ]a..'- ---s---s1
'SaE NDday. 1911 p. m.
Do yi9s Wyoming and way stations,
get glass\ week days. -..g and
loaded glatSs for Caiya l5fs In this city
the only p'Nnin Delaware Agent 10,
Daylight Prisims. Fred 9. Mamnee, X
E,ss Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

Taylor and Fullerton Rheumatic Rem.
edy cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia
every time. W. &. Taylor, 90s King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

Look at Feruuson's 13 East Second St.
for Easter Goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Noon Day Meeting.

Noon Day Mecting,
This being holy week there will
be a special noouday service for
men in St. Andrews Episcopal
Church on each Of the first four
days Of the week. The speaker at
noon to-day was Rev. Chas. S. Olm-
stead, Of Blapa, Pa, who is the
Bishop.elec: Of Colorado. To NOR
row the speaker will be Rev. II. n.
Duhriug Of Phila. on Wednesday
Rev Hubssk. " sgsIIal Esft NM ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24

German Imported Easter Goods at
Fargu,on - Eas, Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
: Cioins SESSION NIgnt school.
List OF Public Sales.
NsIc.,

N'u!tniS,ratrix ~" lltn JoAm 7. Hon
drit t-p., MN Creek III.