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The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Resolutions of Respect.

At special meeting of Division
No. 7, A. O. H., Of Wilmington, Del.
aware, held November 7, 1902, the
following resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted
Whereas. 1t has pleased FAN All
wise and Just God to remove from
our midst, our dearly beloved
brother, Alvah L. Holloran, who
departed this life November 9th,
1902. and
Whereas. BY the death of
Brother lIol!oran we have lost
true friend. a consIstant Christian
and faithful Hi5ernian, therefore
be 1t
Resolved. That while we bow in
submission to the will of the AL
mighty God, we sincerely depIore the
loss OF our esteemed Brother, who
by his upright and generous nature
had earned the good will and re-
spect OF all who knew him.
Resolved. That we tender our
sincere and warm ympathy to the
wife and family Of the deceased ia
the bereavement with which liz has
pleased God in his dlspensatio tion 10
allllct them.
Resolved. That these resolutions
be entered on the minute book of
the Division. a copy Of same for.
warded TO the family aud that they
be published in The public press.
DIVISION No. I. A. O. H.,
Wm. Stearrett,
Geo McGonigal,
+. G.. McEl%ee, c--....
J. B. Gibnev, -0'''u'''oo'
Thos, Coadv.
Patrick Nc Bride,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
S35O,OOO FOR
CHURCHEXTENSION
General Committee of Metho-
dist Church Allots Money
to Weak Congregations.

For Church Extension, tie Genera
Comm of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church las determined to collect
IN the l26 conferences $3.50, 900. The
committee, at yesterdays session of
Its annual meeting, legan the allot.
ment. or authorization, of that
amount among the churches to be
assisted. The authorization, which
VIII dispose Of about $4,000, will
end the committees work.
Considerable discussion marked
The authorizations. Rev. ". G. Mel.
SOD, OF The Alabama Conference, a
negro, advocated making larger ap.
portlonmentS to the negro churches
OF Central Missouri, Mississippi,
Texas, Arkansas and Alabama.
DR.. James M. King, secretary OF the
committee, opposed this. lie said it
was well known fact that more
Than one-half CT the negro churches
10 the South west which had been
aldsd mad vanished, and no one
knew what became OF the money sent
them. Mr.. Nelson replied that the
churches were poor, and have gone
out OF existence because enough
money was not given to supprt them.
An appea Came from the churches
OF providence, r. | The ten Metho-
dist churches there, it was said were
under an aggregate debt of $7s,O41,
or S5A for each of the 2432 members.
Inc New England churches gener.
a'lv, IL was said, were core pressed |
because OF the large foreign element
when had entered into the popula-
tlon' These matters were referred to
committee. Delaware was allowed
$500.
A rally for church extension was
held last night in Broad Street
Church. Several addresses were
made, each speaker taking soma
phase Of church extension for dis
cussion. All had interesting mat
Ter, but the main feature was the
talk of Bishop McCabe.
Ills theme was the encouragement
which past achievements had for
present workers. He knew the time.
ne said, when in all the State of
Iowa there were but nine Metho. {
list churches. Now there were four
great conferences with many
churches, with academies and col
eSes' He told how the loan had
been built up by individual gifts, at
irst small, until at last one man was
moved to give $780,
AS conclusion, the bishop sang
ma of the songs he used to sing as
ecretary, "We're Building Four al
Jay, Dear Tom" j.
Bishop Joyce made strong al f
ress. Church extension, hey said, v
vas church expansion, and church \
xpansion, in building up life and \
haracter, made good citizens the s
world 'Over. "
DR.. H. j. Coke, of Kansas City, n
ave a practical view of q church
uilt in a new town, and DR.. r. c. a
lift, of Utah, who helped to oust o
,oberts, the Mormon Congressman, o
'om his seat gave his personal cj
Sperience as a missionary. in his Ii
rst church in that State. d
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Next Tournament Will be Held on Thurs
day,Friday and saturday of Next Week.

Nehl tournament Will be HeIu Thurs
ay,Friday and saturday of Next Week.
The Wilmington Country Club
Will open golf tournament,
Thursday, Nov. 18th, qualifying
round thirty holes, medal play, first
sixteen to continue at match play
for the Wilmington Cup and the
second sixteen for Consolation Cup.
On Friday, at 10 a. m., the first
round, match play, will be entered
into and the second round will be
played that afternoon; the semi
finals on Saturday morning and the
finals Saturday afternoon. The
prizes will be:
Gold medal for best qualifying
round; the Wilmington Cup; trophy
for runner up and cup for consOla-
ton prize
Entries must be made in writing
to Arthur H. p. Garrett by Tues
day. All contestants may have use
of grounds and Club House one
week before opening of the Tour
nament by application to the Com
mittee,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
NOTES OF THE
CITY CHURCHES.

Madam Layyah Barakar, super
intendent of evangelistic work of
the West Philadelphia w. G. Il. U. ,
will make an address in Mt. Salem
M. E. Church on Sunday morning
November 1G, and in Union Church
Sunday evening. Madam Barakat
was born and raised in q Moham.
medam Country.
The Rev. Jonn Shape, pastor OF Del
aware Avenue Baptist Church, will
give series Of talks before mem bers
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciaticn. lie will give five talks OF
thirty minutes duration each. The
dates and subjects follow: Monday,
November 10, "Girdles": Tuesday,
November IL, "Plates - We ednesday,
November IL, "Shoes;" Thursday,
November l3, "Shields;' Friday,
November H., "lleImets. The
series will close on Saturday evening
whel social will be held. The
talks will be given from 7, 30 to Sp. m.
Bishop John J. Monaghan, will
on Sunday otticiate at the Elkton
Catholic Church.
The Rev. c. A. Tindley, former
pastor of Ezion NJ. E. Church, will
preach in Odd Fellows Temple, to-
morrow afternoon to the & U. O. f.
T"o musical programme at Grace
~. Church tomorrow will be:
Mor.nng Organ prelude, Com
Bargiel; anthem, "There
is Holy City," Shelley; oIertory,
tenor solo, Mr.. Knight.
Evening-Organ prelude, 73O
o clock, |. "Praeludium in F Major"
B. Laurd Selby.2, "Slumber Song
Wheedon; 3, "Otfertoire, NKetelbey;
anthem, Saviour When Night lu-
wolves the Skies, "SheIley;Mr. Strick-
land and choir; oifertUry, soprano
solo, ''The Promise Of Life" Cowen,
Observation-Disclosures quartette
The Beautiful ISLE
The musical programme for tho
Central Prcsby terian Church on
next is as follows; 1890 a.
M, THE Sabbath Dawns," Abt;
Nearer My God to Thee Millard;
$50 to 7.l5 p m, organ; Grand |
Otfertoire in F. Batiete; Spring
Song" Mendolsshon; prayer, Wely;
7.45 p. M, Sweet Saviour Bless Us
Ere We Co. Rheinberger; duet,
Behold the Western Evening
Light, " Shelley, Mrs. Smalley and |
Miss Morrow,
The Rev. Leroy Stephens D. D.
of Leinsburg Pa. will preach in
Second Baptist Church tomorrow |
morning.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08

The tide in the Christiana river
was so low to-day that the tug
Amanda Powell could not land safa ar
float at the B. q o. jetty. A line
was attached to a shifting engine
and it pulled the float through the
mud up to the jetty and the cars
were easily run on to the float.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
THIRD STREET BRIDGE.
May Have Special Officer to Keep People
fit.

May Have Special Officer to Keep People
Off it.
People continue to get on Third
Street Bridge while 1t Is in motion
IN spite of the warning bells and
the notices that ths Levy Court has
had posted ateach end Of the bridge.
This interfercs with the working OF
the structure and in great me easura
was responsible for the break which
occurred last summer. The bridge
see-saws and this cannot be Pfc.
vented, but when the people crowd
on it, 1t makes it worse. 1t has be.
come necessary to have a special
officer at the bridge 10 keep the
people off. and the Levy Conrt will
ask tho police commission 10 appoint
one for that place.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08

Charles Heritage, assistant to Su-
pervisor Massey, of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, has been promoted
to the supervision Of the Am boy di-
vision of the same railroad. Mr..
Heritage will leave on Monday. He
will be succeeded by Mr.. English,
of Philadelphia.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Scrambled For Money,

Two colored men who were re-
pairing the wharf of the Whining
ton Steamboat Company to-day,
found several pennies and nickels
under the planks that had been torn
up. The money had been dropped
by passengers, and slipped through
the cracks, AS soon as the men
saw the money there was a lively
scramble for it, They appeared
from under the platform with
clothes awry but honors were about
equally divided,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Sherii1's Sales to Clear Titles.

Henry sR. Brnghurst, attorney,
purch lsed the following properties
OF AiVan Allen at sheriff sales this
morning for $50:
Nos. 1925 and 1927 Heald street:
1909 West Sixteenth street; 1902
West Second street; and near Thir-
teeuth and King streets.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Car Down Elevator h,ft.

Aiaborer at the coal shutes of tie
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
pushed one of the coal cars dow
tue elevator shaft yesterday aft T.
noon. He thought the eleva or
was up. The side of the shaft was
torn out and the car demolished,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
NO COAL IN SIGHT.
Railroad Company Ha, Scouts Out Com
fscating Cars.

fscating Cars.
Soft coal is still scare, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. This morn
ing there were only two cars in the
yards and there was no more in
sight. What there is to be had iy
used with the greatest discretion and
there is none 10 be wasted. AS vet
none OF the engines has tscn alice e /
but they are running short, with
hardly enough to last them Oh one
trip. The railroad company has
men out all along the line and as
soon as they fad a csr of soft coal
they coniiscate it for railraad. The
company almost tell when it will be
ableto get supply as all the coal
cars are carrying anthracite,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Local Breylty.

Ifyou want a nice dressy, we'll
made and good fitting suit or over
coat call on l.. Heiss 4 East Third
street.
"The jingle Of the guinea helps the
hurt.
The ''1deal' Accident Policy flls
this bill. Y ss.I
s$s Yandeyer 8 Follansbess Y I.
!, 4 !. y stste ]. e. Aksa!x /! !! i "a
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Big Cargo ofOysters,

A big oyster boat came into port
thus morning and moored at the
church street wharf. She hadl about
10. 600 oysters on board. The BIZ
valves were exceptionally large and
as soon as 1t was known the boat
was here there was rush for the
oysters.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
VOTE FOR STATE AUDITOR.
1866 2O65'
Norm AN s ma jority 40o4

- NUIiudu indJollVy ..... '.'o"T
In New Castle County Rodney for
Register of Wills received $3.50 and
Bach 10, S33 giving the latter a ma
jor,ty Of l.613.
Recorder-salmon, s,777; Moore,
11.445; Moore's majority, 2,66S.
Register in chancery-Mamme!e,
8,971; Jolls, l1,2l3; Jolls' majority,
2.26S.
Sheriff-Motherall. s,979; Stidham
ll,226; Stidham IS majority. 2247
Coroner--TarbuttOn. $3.50; Nc
Cormlck, ll,36S; McCormick's ma.
jor ity, 2509.
In Wilmington, the total vote for
State and County officers. with the
pluralities, are as follows
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Hopkins majority.
REPUBLICAN INCREASE.


The following figuresshow a Re-
publican increase of 1853:
The vote in the Second Rep
resentative district 1898 was II. NJ.
Burns, Republican, 400; ]. r.
Aliens, Democrat, s22; ?. C. Began,
Single Tax, 1876; Burns plurality
SIS.
The vote in the Second Represen-
tative district 1909 was James P.
Jones, Republican, l4ls; Charles A.
Rudolph, Republican, 1855; Charles
Hurlock, Democrat, S27; Jones'
plurality SOL.
Total Republican vote 1898, l4OO;
total Republican vote 1909, 2l53; an
increase Of 1853
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
win Hold Public Meeting.

At the regular monthly meeting
OF St. Pauls Y. w. G, II. U. it was
decided to hold public meeting in
the lecture room OF st. Paul's M. Il.
Church on Thursday evening, Nov.
ember 18th.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Societies To AttepI (,bupcl,

The members of Star of Bethle-
hem Loyal Orange Lodge and other
members of Orange Lodges will at
tend divine service in Calvary P. E.
Church tomorrow morning. The
members will meet at the hall, 6lO4
Market street about $50 o'clock and
march in body to the church. A
special sermon suitable for tha
s. occssion ,s..l''1 lis Y being prepared
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
CHAPLAIN JONES TO
ADDRESS Y. N. c. A.
News Notes of Interest to
Young Men of the
City.

Sundays meeting at the Grand
Opera House will! be addressed by
Chaplain H.'W. Jones. D. D., who
was with Admiral Phillippa on the
"TeXas" at the battle of Santiago.
Mr. Jones is popular speaker and
lecturer and Ia much in demand
among the associations. The music
will be particularly attractive, sew.
eral numbers to be furnished by the
famous Madrigal Club of Baltimore
which stands we'll 10 the forefront
of the male quartet organizatio rs
Of this part Of the country.
The doors of the Opera House will
be open at AS O'Clock. Admission
to the building will be by ticket
only, these TO be obtained at city
drug stores and other prominent
places OF business.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Al LObdell's Plant,

The Lobdell Car Wheel Company
has had the buildings Of It's entire
plant painted. Various repairs have
been made and the winter doors put
on all the shops.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
BURGLARS ABOUT AGAIN,

Entered II. L. Tatnalrs Home but Got
Nothing.
Burglars broke into the residence
Of II. l.. Tatuall, Jr., 1900 Rodney
street last evening. and ransacked
the place but got nothing.
Burglars were heard on the porch
roof Of Theodore Nc Daniels resi-
dence, 1920 Van Buren street and
they were scared off.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Waived a Hearing,

Maggie Murphy waived hearing
before Magistrate Hollis to-day 10
the charge of larceny Of sl5 from ].
D. Malone and was held in $500 for
court.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
--------------
STARTLING, BUT TRUE,

III every one knew what q grand medi.
cine DR.. Kings New Lie Pills is.n
writes n n. Turner, Dempssytown, Pa,
{',you q aelt all you have tnsa day. Two
sIeeks ~ ~ lnade Z dew man II me, 2
W. X IA: \, :ssIss,h ! S.sis.:S.S 3 70;
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
viii Announce New Schedule,

At 1901 o'clock on November
23rd the new schedule of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad Company will 90
into effect The changes that are to
be made will be announced later.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08

J. B. Oberly wants 20 men to cut
and saw cord wood. Apply at Tai.
ley's Saw Mill near Shelpot Park
or J. B. Oborly, S3S Market street.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Committee,

The thermometer at W, c. raylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today reg
iste red asfulIUws:
o'clock 10 o'clock lo'clock
42 IS so
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
CORONER.
McCormlck's plurality

McCormlck's plurality go. 2O97
The official vo,ecaSt for Assessors
In the city is as follows:
tiisl dIs!rlct--McCov, d., 1914:
CaeI, X l2SG; CacI's majority, II.
Second dislricl-Spalh, D.. S5s:
Chadwick. r., 1916; Chadwick's ma.
fjority, 1858.
Third d'Strict--Lemon, D., s3G:
'Ho'fccker. r., 207O uoiTec!lers ma.
jorliy, l143.
Fonr'h Bicrman, D.,
lolS; Bowers, H., S04; Bierman's
majority, is.
Filth district--Bay1ey, D., 1C46;
Laurence, r.. 1886; Bayley's major
ity, $50.
The vote in the senatorial and
representative districts follows:
FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
Sparks, R. R................3O1 3O14
Robertson, U. r. 2717
Sparks majority .......... .297
THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT
C.;,I; ''''''.''.'.. 495
s' i'''''''.... ..........72
Strings majority ......2 233
FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
1uM,. 1Myu D.:..'............. ..1156 |
'1or 'fiin' .1077
!, Smiths majority. .. 70 i
|, EgIRp 4 Y 4 REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
Cicarlngs For The wceI

In the local banks the cloarings
for the week ending at noon ysster.
DR. qanksd dIo. q sa2Q. 0e6 nd let
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08

The bark Ariel cleared from the
Rseon Point pier for Philsds slphIa
thja M0rllj6Q a &xf3r1 = Il :. =
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08

Hundreds of lives saved every
RY having Dr: Thomas Elec-
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08
A 81 RIKING TESTIMONY.

n 81 RlhINt IESllMcN1s
Charles A. Beach, division super
inteudent Of the Philadelphia and
Reading r. r.. has recently sal d
that during the months of July,
August and Sep temter they hand.
led upwards Of 5C0, 900 passengers
without an accident or a wheel leav-
ing the track. Fifteen years ago
this record would have been
impossible. This remark able record
is attributed to the painstaking
employees and the good influence of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
A BUILDING EXAMPLE.
York, Nebraska, a Jown OF $500
recently gave on an aver
age of So. go per capita for a new
At this rate Wilmington
0 ught to own property to The value
)f $24O,O00.
WHAT IS IT?
IuG UullS NiCu CuliStldl ASSO.
station is not a church, though 1t
'aves souls; it is not a college though
t educates; 1t is not sanltarium,
hough it promotes health and clean
iness; it is not an inn or asaloon,
hough it furnishes both comfort
nd pleasure. IL is "home down
own where opportunity is given
or recreation, education, physical
raining, and religious training. 1t
one # the greatest agencies in
he successful solution of the problem
4 the city life OF young men.
CHECKER CLUB.
At s O'Clock Tuesday night the
rst session of the checker club will +
c held. Harry Reed is chairman
this committee and is doing al!
nat is necessary to NJ AXE this one
the leading clubs Of the associa-
on. The Happy Bunch have
lallensed the "Joshers' to a game
basket ball. The game will bo
laycd next Thursday night.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-08

The statute prcscribes that mistake
or fraud must be alleged, CT the
complaint would have no standing
In court. Mr.. Kurtz contended that
some OF these ballots we're counted
and some thrown out by mis- take.
and that his petition thus covered
The statute. The court ruled that
tbs complaint should stand, and or
dered the box opened, and decided
that the action Of the election officers
was proper.
VOTE BY DISTRICTS.
Following is the vote by districts:
Tirst-ShalIcross, Democrat, 1866;
Aspril, Republican, 81.
Second - Shallcross,- Democrat,
lo2; Aspril, Republican, los.
Third -Shallcross, Democrat, 1872;
Aspril, Democrat. 2O2
Fourth Shailcross, Democrat,
lO7; Aspril, Republican. la.
Total-Shallcross, Democrat, 5O7:
Aspri!, Republican. sos. Aspril's
majority, l.
BI.ACkBlRD HUNDRED.
The contest in the First district of
the Fifteenth Representative dis
trict was presented by Mr..
Kurtz, who claimed that in this dis
trict the election officers rejected
three ballots improperly, and i'm
properly counted six ballots
Mr.. Richards moved to dismiss
the contest in this district because
the complaint of the Democrats al
legged the improper rejection and
improper counting of ballots with
out giving any reason whatever why
these ballots were improperly count
ed OF rejected, no fraud, or mistakes
being mentioned.
James Il. shalcross who was
counted out this morning, was very
sore an stat d that in his opinion
the offices should be put up at pub.
lie auction, and sold to the highest
bidder
In the Second district the Demo-
Gratis contended that the election
officers had improperly rejected
four ballots, but the court decided
that they were properly rejected
The court signed the certificates
of election for th @ different officers
elect, after which it adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-25

LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
LIVELY WORK CUT OUT FOR NEXT
FEW DAYS
The Appropriation Bills Are Not Yet in
Shape to Be Given 10 the
Governor.
lsnecIal 10 The Post.l

Baton Rouge, La, Juno 24.It will be
necessary for the legislature to do some
tall hustiing in the next few days. The
constitution requires that all appropria-
tion bills must be In tho hands of the gov
ernor at least FIVE days before the close Of
the session. and as the legislature is COM
PEELED to adjourn on July 10, It will be nee
essary for the appropriation bills to be
paced on Governor Heards desk by July 4.
Among the financial measures yet to reach
the executives office are the general APP
nroprlatlou bill. the st. Louis Worlds Fair
bin, the colored insane asylum bill and the
Now Orleans supreme court building bill.
or these the general appropriation bill has
pusscd the house and is now pending be.
fore the senate. All Of the others are on
the calendar of the house.
Representative Vincent of CalcnSieu par
ish has introduced resolution calling upon
ihc secretary Of state for the names Of
members Of the legislature who are holding
two or more offices of trust or profit
Governor Heard has signed the Irrelevant
Ranking and Trust company bill.
'rhe Leclere hill to create state board
of BARRIERS to pass upon tho qualifications
Of tonsoral artists was put to death in the
REPRESENTATIVE steldley Of Calcasieu par.
isb has introduced n hill which hits the
,ool room interests between the eyes. Tho
KIN f.. 70 carry iutn effect that article OF
,ic constitution which SAYS gambling Is 4
4 ,'i,e. and tho legislature shall enact laws
f6r its suppression" He proposes 10 close
up an establishments chat tase bets ~
! brrscs where the racing Is not In full view
( - thr spcctator. The bill was referred tc
thr judiciary eomnittef
.Thc senate passed the Price bill anthoriz
Inc the construction Of locks and dams n
HYsmonc The bills passed by the house were
+,,e IecIrre hill amending the New Orleans
srartcr providing for two additional mem
ng ~ Inc city council for the sixth ant
gge.,.onth districts; the Charhonnet bill pro
sidInr for n crier for the supreme court
'd me Friedrlchs bill providing fo
salaries for the secretary and members o
",rbn senate calendar IS badly cong ,ste'
"a so,ne hard work Will he requires Z
Var Il before the session closes