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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-11


LOCAL NOTES.
p, q. McCreery has purchased
the merry-go-round from Al Tatum
and will probably start on the road
with it.
J. w. Dalton and wife OF Grip
pie Creek, are in the city. Mr..
Dalton intends opening a business
house in Florence.
The Woman's Literary club will
meet with Mrs. Calhoun on Satur-
day afternoon and all members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. Will Harvey has just
finished painting a beautiful scene
of meadow, with COWS in pasture.
1t is credita BILE piece of work and
is highly admired by her friends.
In the Canon City organ contest
for the most popular teacher III
the Canon City school district the
prize was captured by Prof. Farm
er of the Lincoln Park school, who
secured 5O,720 votes.
j. " MoCandless reports the
sale of lots 9, 10 and IL, block .,
Homestead Park addition, to
George A. Haley. Consideration
$3.50, The properly was sold this
morning,
Unemployed men looking for
work can find same by calling up
on Henry Fox at the Portland
cement works. Mr.. Fox has some
big contracts at the works and can
use several men.
Oil was opened up in the Alamo
well at Boulder at a depth of 2,52O
feet The outlook is that it will
be a good we'll Albert Brown
received the report by telephone
this morning. The Alamo is east
of the Mckenzie which shows that
the dip comes up to the east.
Herman Holtz, the boy who was
sent to the Home for Dependent
Children from Florence short time
ago, ran away from the school
few days since. Marshal Tabor
was notified and yesterday be sue
ceeded in locating the lad at
Evans. Colo, and SO notified the
management of the school.
Pound Master James Warner
was arrested sometime yesterday
by Constable Pope upon the in
stigation of Roy Green. 1t is
claimed that Warner went outside
the city limits and drove some of
Green's horses into town and i'm,
pounded them.
II A. Schratter, the Covington,
Kentucky, banker, who for several
days has been studying the system
of ore treatment at the Beam mill,
left last night for Denver f. S.
Weighley, one of the stockholders,
has gone east
Sam Hoffman was in Chandler
yesterday and reports that there
are only nineteen families residing
in that coal mining town, and the
heads of these are employed in
tim boring the works. 1t is ru-
mored that the mine will start up in
June, but the rumor can not be
authenticated.
During the absence of his wife,
j FL. McMichael last evening in
vited Paul Lining, Arthur Kinney
and Harvey Norton, of this city,
and Hal Morrison, of Canon, to
dinner at this home on East Third
street. Jess fried the beef steak,
Harvey washed the radishes and
tomatoes, Paul sliced the fruit and
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
EMBtZZLER SENTEN CED,
VANDELIP AND COE SENT
TO STATE PRISON.

BOSTON, oct. . Willard c. Van.
deriip in the superior criminal court
pleaded guilty to an indictment in
two counts charging him with the EN-.
brzzlcmeut of $50, 600 from the Lowell
estate, of which he was trustee and
was given sentence Of from seven to
eight years Imprisonment in state
prison by Judge Aiken,
Nanderlip received his sentence
calmly, but his wife and two daugh-
t"rs who were in the courtroom, broke
down and cried
AS soon as the Nandcrlip case had
been disposed Of Henry i. Coe, who
mad previously been convicted of the
cHhczZlcnlcnt Of S9U,UOO from the Bow
Nef ferullzlng company. of which he
was treasurer was called up for sen
tcncc. The feeble old man stood grasp.
lhg the railing as Judge Aiken imposed
sentence of not more than five nor
less than four years in state prison
I'll" first day to be in solitary cuuiiur.
mrut
with bowed head and fa!tcring stcp
the old man was led away to the pris.
oh"rS room, where members of his
family bad" him "A sad farewell
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
Nc JULL0UGH GOVERNOR,
VERMONT LEGISLATUREDE
CIDES LONG CONTEST,

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct "A sum
mrr of political strife over the question
OF a new governor for the Green Noun
tam State has been brought to an end
by the assembling of the legislature.
General John &. Mccullough, Repub-
ilcan, of Bennington is the choice. In
this election there was a reversal of
the situation which developed ut the
Iolis when the people registered their
choice for governor. Then General Me
Cullough failed to receive a ma jority Of
votes. although receiving the largest
number of popular votes cast.
Now, however. he received his ma
Jority, having the support of 1GI men,
berS of the convention. Percival w.
element, the high license local option
candidate, received 50 votes and Felix
W. McGettrck, the Democratic carti-
date, 10. Il. s. Stanton, Republican,, Of
Roxbnry was elected lieutenant gov
ernor, the vote standing: Stanton, 1871;
Agan QOcul OptiOn), 50; May DcmJ,
81.
The choice of General McCullougb
Tor governor came as the climax to a
DAY OF excitement and great enthusi.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
GRAND ARMY INCAMPMENT
PROGRAM OF THIRTY-SIXTH
ANNUAL REUNION.

WASHINGTON, oct. 2.-The official
programme cf the thirty-sixth encaluu-
ment of the Grand Army of the Rcpub-
lie. which will be held in this city next
week, has been issued. In addition to
the dedication Of Camp Roosevelt and
the various army corps reunions, which
have been announced already, there
will be many events of interest. The
programme begins with religious exer-
cises at Camp Roosevelt on Sunday
afternoon and continues until Saturday
afternoon.
Monday morning there will be an au-
t0m0bile parade, beginning at 0 o'clock,
and regatta on the Potomac river, be-
ginning at 1890 and continuing during
the entire day. The afternoon will wit
ness the dedication of Camp RoOse-
welt, with addresses of welcome by
Secretary Hay and Commissioner Mac.
farland and II response by Commander
III Chlef Torrance. At night there will
be general campfire at Convention
hall
The principal event of Tuesday will
be Il naval parade. with Brigader Gen.
eral Charles Haywood, U. s. NJ. G., as
marshal. A number of army corps re-
unions will take place on this date and
also number of receptions by auxili.
ary ladies' organizations. In the after
noon Pension Commissioner Ware will
give reception. At night the Grand
Army will be officially welcomed at
Convention hall. On Wednesday will
occur the general Grand Army parade,
to which the entire day will be given
up. At night there will be Il number of
reunions and an official reception by
the Womcn's Relief Corps.
The meeting Of the national encamp-
mcnt will take place Thursday and
Friday. On Thursday the Womcn's
Relief Corps will hold convention, as
will the ladies Of the c. A. r., the
Daughters Of Veterans and the Wo-
mems Veteran Relief union. A number
Of receptions will be given by ladies'
"a 10 ~ u .utE
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
SCHOOLS MAY HAVE TOCLOSE
ALTHOUGH COAL IS ON WAY
SUPPLY WILL BE SHORT.

The furnishing of fuel for the
publ" schools i" likely to prove Il
serious problem for the board of
education. and unless Il large supply
can he obtained or other methods of
heating provided, the schools may
have to close when cold weather
sets in. There are at present {. few
tons scattered among the different
bindings, but not enough to keep
the furnaces going II week if the
supply was divided. and if the diff.
fcrcnccs at the mines are not soon
settled the pupils are likely to get an
extra vacation.
1t may be necessary any day to
start the fires to take off the chill
Ill the morning, and complaint has
been made because this was not
done last week. Thursday and Fri
day mornings, the rooms were so
damp and chilly that the teachers
III many instances allowed the pu-
pills to keep on their wraps and much
discomfort resulted
a member Of Board OF Education
when spoken to about the matter
said there was no excuse for such,
state of affairs. All the buildings
have some coal or wood left, and
lanltors had no excuse for l. nct start.
ing some Sind OF fire to keep off
the chill. 1t was the duty OF the
care takers to make the buildings
comfortable.
If the board is unable to secure
sGppIv Of coal through the usual
sources The mil owners will be prob.
ably appealed to and asked 10 help
keep the children at school. 1t is
not believed. however. that the
manufacturers have much, if any
anthracite on hand, as bituminous
coal is mostly used in the mills,
and It may be impossible to ct even
that. Wood is also rising in price
and its use being considered too
costly and impractical, the board
may be driven TO other exredlents.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
New York Markets.

FLOuR-Ruled steadIer and more ac-
i've: Minnesota patents, 1864, Wintcr
sstraights. $3.35N3.45; winter extras n 81
g3; winter patents, S3,JJu3S5
WHEAT Stronger and more active on
smaller western receipts foreign buying
inc corn advance, covering and big clear.
ances; December, 10 7-lCa i37sc.; May, Az
RYE-stcady; state, 5ln5l,ac., c,
New York; No. 2 western, 5Sc., T. a. h.
anoat; No. 2, 54H54l2c., track
CoRN-Sold up cent a bushcl on COW
ering due to bad weather small receipts
and poor grading December, 5l7sa52stc, !:
January. 40HG49fac.
oATs-Firmer on small arrivals and the
corn strength; track, white. state, $50
Doc track white, western. 33Gt35c.
~. Ith sis Ho steady; mess, sT15u 1850; fam
- oLARD-Quiet; prime western steam,
- aBuTTER-Steady; state dairy, 17p
2ll2c extra creamery. 22i2c.
CHEESE-Firm: new, state, fun cream
small, colored, fancy, he; small white
II2c,; large, colored, ll,4c.; large, white.
EGGS-Steady; state and PENNSYLVANIA.
average best 22m2+c.; western, candled'
sTGAR1Rqw ABB sS s.rong fair refining, Sc;
crushed, 5.2Oc. powdered 4SOc. '''N'
Steady; New Orleans 3Ik
40c. ivy
RICE1steady; domestic. n4a6Ac.; ia
TALLoW-Firm; city, 6aaGlac; coun-
try, 6i4c.
,HAY.onnll; shipping. 55a7oc.: good tt
choice, 9Oa95c.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
Feast OF St, MtchaeIs

The congregation of St. MichaeI's
Church has been celebrating the
feast of st. Michael's Q since Monday.
There will be Dutch lunch this
evening from to 8 O'Clock, followed
by musical, when the following
programme will be given: Plane
solos, Miss Mccullough anG William
Bradford; reading, Miss L. Elizabeth
Thomas; violin solo. Rev. William
ID. Manross; accomDanisL Miss Hill
dreth. Thursday evsning, o.
tober I'd, there will be u children 8
entertainment, consisting Of drill
and a comedy in two acts, entitled.
THE Three Princes. Following tho
entertainment there will be 4 fish
pond for the en- Joy yment OF the chill.
dreu. and sale OF fancy goods.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
DELAWARE RIVER WORK,
CHANNEL WILL BE FINISH
ED YEAR AHEAD OF TINE.

There will be a thirty-foot chan.
mel in the Delaware river almost a
year before the time limit for the
completion Of the contracts if the
present rate ofspeed is maintained
during the spring and simmer of
next year.
Within six weeks the American
Dredging Company has cut away
600, goo yards Of material from Dan
Baker Shoal, and it is expected that
before the close of October the first
contract, which is for the dredging
OF 800, 200 yards at the shoal, will
have been completed. The final
dredging contract must be complet-
ed by December 81, 1904, but Pres.
ldent schermerhorn predicts that
with a fair average of clear wealth
or, his dredging company can pro.
vide a thirty-foot channel at the
close Of next year.
There are five dredging machines
at work now. Three others are be-
ing built for the contractors. The
new ones are to be larger, and it is
expected that the increase in the G.
quipment will result in doubling the
amount of material cut each week.
The five dredSes will begin work
next week on the Bombay Hook
range, the channel section from Dan
Baker Shoel to deep water line. In
this contract 5000, 900 yards of ma
terIal are to be cut away. Little
can be made on account of
cold weather until April, 1903.
DuIcn Lns natter
90 to Charles L, DulJsll for vonr hat
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
SOME ATTRACTIONS
BOOKED TO APPEAR HERE
A MOTHERS HEART.

"a Mothers Heart isa drama
that is 80 replete ia heart Interest,
SO iull OF color, and wIthal so roman
tlc and true to life that it will be a
welcome visitor at Grand Opera
lituse tomorrow night.
The production is said to be a
most snmrtlous one, Dot only has
the creates! care been given to the
scenic efforts, but the company
which has been selected is said to
be one OF he best that has ever
.'een seen IN popular priced pro-
oIc lon' The scenes throughout the
pay areSaid to bc very BEAUTIFUL
E''Ig realistic representations of
the mountains in Southern Calilor.
ma, every scene having been pre-
pared by a we'll known New York
ARTIST, and The complete scenic
equipment and aCCeasOrics has been
gotten up especially tor this attrac-
ton.
LOOPING TIE LOOP.
At Grand Opera House on Satur-
dag Afternoon and night, "Looping
The Loop will lie Ihc attraction.
An end ess cham Of musical num-
hera IS introduced which serves to
make the performance hright. breezy
and catchy. The comedy IS by Dave
Marion. 1t is IN three acts and
evolves around the following funny
characters made popular by the
piGtoraI lie wSpapers.
The hrst act shows Mrs. KatZen.
Jhmmer 8 sumner hotel While the
summer boarders, including Twen-
ty-hvc Mai0cns from Nassarlne
lemaIe seminary, are awaiting with
lively expectations for the arrival
OF the tWO real counts Alphonse
ana Castor, nephcws OF Mrs X al.
Re niammcr.
The hotel has on all its extra en-
beiIInhments for the occasion. Tum.
Die Tom, Lthe son OF Col. IIighbal
and Happy HoOlIgan the ma vino
invented work, are The two walters
at the hotel. Lady Bountlfu,ls a
summer glrI from near by swell
hotel. who Is much interested in
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
All One Way In GeorpiD.

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 2.-The election
Tor governor and StatellDuSp officials
held throughout this state passed off
quietly no organized opposition having
been made against the Democratic
ticket, which was elected III fuil as fol-
lows: Governor Joseph NJ. Terrell; sec
rotary of state. fhllp Cook: coMptrol-
Ter general, William A. Wright; attor-
ney general, John c. Hart; treasurer
Robert Il. Park; commissioner of acri.
culture, o. B. Stevens. The vote cast
throughout the state was light as COM
pared with the ballots of previous
years
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
Primary Teachers Assoc alton

Under the auspices of the Primar v
Teachers Association on next Mon.
day afternoon at 4.30 p. M, at the
Willard Hall Grammar School, Miss
Marie L. Shedlock Of New York city,
will lecture on Fun and Philosophy
In Hans Christian Andcrson's Fairy
Tales. y On October l3, at $50 D. m.
at the same place, viii S Monroe Of
the State Normal School, Wes field,
Massachusetts, will lecture upon ''Fa-
tlguc. and at s Sp. IN. upon "Defec.
tives and their Treatment in the
public school,
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
COLLEGE CATALOGUE.
PAMPHLET TELLS OF WORK
OF DOVER INSTITUTION,

! The annual catalogue Of the State
College for Colored Students gives
valuable Information concerning the
lnst'tution. Photographs, Of the
College faculty and trustee ia hall
tone works add to the appearance
OF the pamphlet. The College was
established under the act of Cong ress
OF 1890. and under the act of the
Delaware Legislature of May Is,
1871. BY the former act money Is
appropriated to the several States
which "shaIl establish and main.
tam colleges of agriculture and
the mechanic arts. BY the act of
Delaware this money is appropriate
to Delaware College, al Newark.
and to the State College for Colored
Students. the latter receiving one
filth of the amount. This sum ia
now 81, 0oo annually. The act. of
Congress stipulates that the mouev
appropriated by 1t shall "be applied
only to instruction in agriculture,
the mechanic arts. the English Ian.
guage and the various branches of
mathematical. physical. natural and
economic science, with spe cial refer.
ence to their application in the in
dustr'es OF life, aud to h. facilities
Tor such instruction.
Land cannot be purchased nor
buildings erected with this money.
The Legislature of Delaware
accordingly appropriated the mon
ey tor these purposes; $S 900 in 1891,
81. 200 in 1893. $4,000 in 1897 aud |
SO. 900 in 1901. 1t stands pledged BY
the terms OF its acceptance of the
Federal appropriation to "main.
tain the college. to provide from
time to time money to supply its
necessities.
The College is located two
miles north from Dover, the State
Capital. on the Loockerman farm, a
tract OF about one hundred acres.
The facilities for instruction are an
ample equipment OF chemical and
apparatus of modern
and approved character aud a work.
'hop which is amply fitted up with
ools and m machinery for teaching The
Industrial arts. These include
arge boiler and engine, lathe, drill
'ress shaper. torses and carpenters
'euches, with the necessary tools
or iron and wood working. and
ct OF farrier' 3 tools. Thus facilities
re afforded for acquiring skill! in
he :rddes carpentry, black
carri age making. etc,
The farm furnishes adequate fac
ties for instruction in the various
ranches of agriculture and horti-
allure, and each student not en-
aged in the shops is required to
1end an equivalent amount of time
work about the farm or building.
The library contains several hun
red volumes, selected with refer.
ace to the needs of the student:
ld additions will be made to it.
ON time to time, of the best and
ost useful modern books.
With the So, 600 appropriated by
le State Legislator of 1901, was e.
cted a large brick building, used
alnly for dormitory purposes.
lls together with the previous q.
npment gives comfortable accom-
odat'ons to about 100 students. ;
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
H00PES. ES.TOWvSEND ROBBEY,
MANAGER OF COMPANY
HELD FOR COURT.

With out the slightest hesitation
or apparent nervousness. Gabria
Eugene Corwn, tho proressed pro.
.noter and manager of the c9nspir.
acy to rob the firm OF Hopes g.
Townsend, bolt and nut manulact-
ures, yesterday testified on the wit
ness stand before Ma, ,istraJe Gun
nlngham 10 many OF the details Of
hlsowncrlmc and implicated o!hers.
lie told in the presence OF MS .orm.
er employers and lci.ow-worhman,
by whom he had been implicitly
trusted TOR many years. OF how he
carried on since September. 1900,
systematic business OF robDin =
Il EN-, causing false eutries to uc
made III the books, and when the
presence ofother employees had balked
hin, how he had made them pait
OF his scheme, by Offering them the
golden bait OF money for payment.
According to Corwin's testimony
James Il. Maxwell divided evenly
with him on the prophets of all false
entries in the books AMI receive other
payments from illegal transactions.
These things. it was shown by the
books, were carried on in the most
bold manner directly under the
noses of members of the firm and
ot other uninterested employees, yet
detection.
At the conclusion of the hearing
who was in charge of the
invoice department at Hopes Il
CoWnsend's store was held und er
5000 bail for court, and Fredesick
schiller, foreman of the bolt de-
was placed under $4,000 l
'ail for a week, to give the Magis-
Erate tine to consider certain ex- s
circumstances in his case.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
Johnny Boston Beans and Fodders
McoInnls, grandson of Mrs. Katzsn-
Jam mcr.
A ROYAL FAMILY,

J"A "Sl.
A ROYAL FAMILY,
Miss Percy HaswelNs famous Dor.
tray a of the role of the clDrjcjous
frIncess Angela in "a Royal Fami.
y" will be welcomed by tn eaLrepoers
at the Grand Opera House on Mon.
day night as u study Of feminin,ty.
us we'll as an artistic dramatic tri-
ompn' Mss llasweIi's pcrsonation
rf The loVab'e willuI princess vino is
now Causing laughter, now moving
through palhos ranks as one Of the
most noted efforts Of anv feminine
aft'Ste on the stage to-day. ,Ehe
great strength OF the play with its
Incidents OF love. romance, adyen.
tuTe and wit and the strength of
Miss liaSwe!l's supportingcom pany
alotd memorable entertainment
SNch artists assist Miss HasYuil as.
noyd Putman, Maud Grauger. Har
burEh"rdt, Macy Pa dgct, Frank
Hooerls, Frank {. Turner and
others.
AN An ERlCAN HUSTLER.
The 'play Of the season" .Ao
American Hustler" with that YER.
Satl'e comedian, George f. Hall in
the leading roic, viii be the attrac-
tioa at the Grand Opera HJuse Oh
wednesday afternoon and night.
The play and star form a happy
com bination and should furnish rare
enjoyment to our theatre yocrs.
'An American Hustler" is rol.
licking comedy. with many ingenious
situations and witty lines Its fun
Is never forced but the action is 50
swfG that the audience ls kept in
one continued roar Of laughter from
the hrst to the last. That style OF
pay Jnat SUITS the ability Of George
II Hall, for he ISL Ii ustling comedian
and his performances never lack snap |
or v'm. The lorthcomln & appear.
ance of "An American Hustler"
'E"uId prove lare enjoyment for in
to the star, a strong com.
pany Wi! assist in clever rendi.
lion OF an exceedingly bright PLAY. /
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
POstOfiice Robbed,

RlNGHAMTON, N. Y, oct. o.-Tho
postottice at Hancock. N. Y, has been
robbed, and the burglars secured 81, 900
worth of stamps and $500 in cash. The
burglars blew open the safe with nj
troGlyccrin. using fifteen horse blank
cts to deadcn the report. The discov-
cry was not made until the postmaster
opened the office in the morning. There
Is no clpW
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
Government Balance Sheet.

WASHINGTON. oct 1.-The month.
ly comparative statement of govern
meht receipts and expenditures shows
that for the month of September, 1902,
the total receipts were $4S,5SO.3S1, an
increase of over S4,OO000O as com.
pared with September, 1901. The ex
penditures for September were $37,-
5o4,7oS, leaving a surplus for the
month of $llOOO,OOO.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
PLANNING FOR MEETINGS.
Y. NJ. G. A. COMMITTEE FIN
ISHES PROGRAMME. +.

AT the meeting of the religious
work committee of the Y. M. c. A.
last evening plans were made for
the Sunday meetings to be held this
winter.
The speakers and the dates on
which they will appear at the Y. M.
Z. A. are: Sunday, October 5, Cen
eral Charles Bird, U. S. A.; Sunday,
October II, w. L. Pettingill; Sun
day, October 19, DR.. .Byran w.
King; Sunday, October rs, Harry
Steele Morrison.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
Presidents Leg Healing.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-The presi-
dents injured leg continues to i'm
prove, and his condition is satisfac.
tory, according to the report given out
at the temporary White House. He
Keeps in good spirits and enjoys the
bright sprInglike weather which pre-
walls.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
c. B. l. GIVES SMOKER. :
IMPORTANT BUSINESS MEET
ING HELD LAST NIGHT

Delaware Council, No. 161, Catho.
llc Benevolent Legion, held a largely
attended meeting last night. Deputy
Supreme Chancellor j. G. v. Smith.
OF Brooklyn, delivered an interest.
ing address on the insurance feature
OF the order whereby young men
between eighteen and TWENTY-FIVE
years may be insured at a small az.
sessmeqt each month. The address
OF Mn. Smith showed that the
Legion had been in eXistance for
twenty-one years and one month
and that its membership embraces
upwards of $4,000 Catholics in about
200 councils throughout the United
States and Canada.
Representatives of Father Mayer
Council, Hockessin Council and Penn
Landing Council of Chester were
present.
Other addresses were made and
vocal selections We're rendered bv
John j. Gilbride, Frank Grant and
Harry j. Litz. Harry j, McCaulley
was pianist.
The officers of Delaware Council
are: Deputy supreme chancellor.
W. Grant; president Ger
Ald T, Doherty; vice-president, John
Is. Meaney; orator, M. Donohoe:
treasurer, D. w. Mullen; collector:
H. Brand; secretary, John H. Litz:
;hancellor, Charles OConnor; guide.
Burns; marshal, L. Crlrrans; trus-
,ees, William Mahoney, w. Eninger,
". D. Gallagher; chaplain, Bishop
Monaghan. O.
Following the meeting the mem.
'ers enjoyed a smoker.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-02
Along The X y.-.

All of the plants along the
Christiana are buster now than for
many years at this season.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company has several large con-,
tracts on hand.
Barges and car floats are on the
wags at the Jackson and Sharp
plant of the American Car and
Foundry Company.
Pusey and Jones Company re-
leased yesterday tow barge that
had been undergoing repairs on the
marine railway.