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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
TO GO INTO LIQUIDATION.

st. Paul, Mimi, jan. 3. The st.
Paul Trust Co., capital 100000 has
voted to go into liquidation.
The chief cause is recent Supreme
Court decision max ing the company
liable for a judgment for 500, 600 in
the estate CT Q, ID. Strong, which has
hesn in charge of the company for the
last Q or ~ years.
The creditors will probably be paid
In full, hut it IS said the stockholders
may receive an uncertain amount.
The announcement IL made by the
public examiner.
The company s business has been very
extensive.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
THREE MEN FATALLY SGALDED.

Parkersburg, W. Va, Jan. 3.-The
boiler 10 the South Pen Oil Co. q
pumping station at Harry Rhodens, in
Doddridge county, blew UP today,
scslding to death Harry Rhoden, q
pumpar for the company, Merrick
Prick, who ran string of we'll cleaning
tools, and Del Ash, his assistant.
The men were all in the boilerhouse,
warming themselves, when the explo-
zion occurred They broke open the
door, which had become locked, and
escaped to another house, mile away.
All were scalded so that flesh fell from
them on the way. After reaching the
other boilerhouse they collapsed, aud
in few hours all we're dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
SGRAPPERS' HOPES BLASTED.

Denver, COL, Jan. 3.-The News
says:
THE Fire and Poliue Board will
blast the hopes of those who have been
hoping for the reopening OF the fight
ing game in this city. 1t mas been
rumored among the devotees of the ring
that the board would permit fights to
be PULLED off after the first Of the year.
and fight for the championship he.
tween Jeffries and Sharkey had hesn
discussed.
Crank Adams, president Of the Fire
and Police Board, in an interview,
said The attitude of the board has
not been changed The lighting game
will not be revived. +"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
BAYARD LEGION.
The Organization Holds Its Annual Meet.
ing and Elects Officers,

The Organization Holds Its Annual Meet
ing and Elects Officers
The Bsyard Legion Democratic Club
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year President, Col.
William B. Norton; First Vice
President, William +. Smalley, Jr. /;
Second Vice President, John B. Dun
bar; Recording Secretary, Archie Dor
sey Financial Secretary, M. II. Cooney ;
Marshal, Henry Long Sergeant at
Arms, William II. Todd: Executive
Committee, J. P. Zuill, J. J. Carney
and Thomas F. holland; Board OF
Governors, Daniel 0'Donnel, Joseph
j. Mahoney, II. @. Bendere and John
J. McHugh.
The reports submitted at the annual
meeting showed the organization to be
in setter condition, financially AND
otherwise, than ever before. 1t has pa
members. Arrangements are Being made
for smoker for the members ia the
near future.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
FOR A SLICE OF ADDICKS' LAND.

A Commission Fixes an Award of $4,000
for Property Desired by p, W. & Il. Rail
road.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Railroad Co., in its project
to straighten its tracks near Clay ont,
wants about one-fifth OF an acre OF the
property of j. Edward Addioks. In
order to fix the value of the property in
question, which adloins that occupied
by Mr.. Addicks, a commission com.
prising Senator Samuel Alrich, William
W. Lobdell, Patrick Neary, Isaac s.
Elliott and James G. MoComb, viewed
il and heard testimony. They decidec
on an award of 80, 500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
SUICIDE OF DR.. DARBY.

Providence, r. J., Jan. 2.-Dr. Eliza.
beth Darby committed suicide, by
shooting herself, at the NarraGansett
Hotel last night.
She left note reading: despair
led me to do this. Send my body 10
Bordentown, N. J.
A woman companion of the physi
clan stated that Miss Darby had been
Respondent for some time. She had
been here since December 15th. DIR.
Darby was about 80 years of age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
Dover, Jan. 3.-Lewis Ruhl, a farmer
residing near Persons Corner. was
awakened yesterday morning by the
barking Of his dogs, and upon investi-
cation found fodder saturated with coal
oil stacked against the house and barn.
Mr.. Ruhl helieyes that If he had not
been awakened, the buildings would
have been fired He will report the
matter to Attorney General Ward.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
DROPPED DEAD IN A BANK.

Washing on, Jan. 3.-Col, l.. W.
Ayres, at one time Washington corre-
sEondent OF the Kansas City Times,
dropped dead in the Citizena National
Bank today.
COL AyFes was born in Lynchburg,
Va, in 1887, and served with distinc-
ton in the Confederate army. He be-
longed 20 the famous Richmond Blues
and MAS a member of the company that
oliiciated at the hanging of John Brown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
Miss Roosevelt win christeu Yacht.

Washington, Jan. 3.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt, the eldest daughter of
resident Roosevelt. will christen the
German Kaiser a new yacht, now buil&
ing at Staten Island, N, Y. This an
nounoement WIS made at the White
House today. The Kaiser's invitation
to Miss Roosevelt was extended through
Dr. Won holleben, the German Am
bassadur to the United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Washington, Jan. 2. w. r. Spilman
Of Manhattan, KAN, formerly private
secretary to Fourth ASS slant Post
master General Bristow, has been APP
pointed chief of the appointment di.
vision Of tho latter's Office. This di.
vision has charge of the appointments
Of all the postmasters in the United
States. Garter b. Keene of Freedom,
Me, formerly ohiei Of the appointment
division, has been appointed postofii
insuector
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
WRECK ON NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Buffalo, n. Y, Jan. IA special
from Medina to the Times says head
on collision occurred today on the New
York Central railroad at Fancher, 10
miles east OF Medina
Two men we're Tiled, and number
of passengers are reported injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

The annual session Of the State
Council, Junior Order United Amerj
can Mechanics, win be held 10 Della.
wa-e City, February 18th and 18th.
The annual session of the Funeral
Benefit Association will be held on the
10th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Eva Brown,
wife of e. W. Brown, a widely known
travelling man, and sister OF United
States Senator Albert j. Beveridge OF
Indiana, is desd in this city, Senator
Beveridge was at the bedside when the
end came.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
BUSINESS OF THE PENINSULA
The Report for the Year just
Ended Is Good.
BUT THE LIABILITIES
SHOW SOME INCREASE
Statistics Furnished by r. q.
Dun & Co.

The virginia Counties Have Banner
Year. with But Three Failures and Less
Than $4,000 net Loss-'Thronghout the
District the Net Result is Similar to That
of the Previous Year, and IA Great Many
More People Are In Business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Jan. IA team belonging to
Joshua Wiley of st, Jones Neck was
stolen last night from in front of
Mr. Stetfey's residence, on Governors
avenue, where Mr.. Wiley was calling.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Middletoun. Jan. 3.-Henry W. Black
and Frank Howard were Severely soalded
yesterday while cleaning the vat at
Coehran's cream cry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
MANY FLED IN SCANT GARB
The Morton House, New York
City, Damaged by Fire.
LOSS IS ESTIMATED AT $4,000
Origin of the Flames Has Not
Been Announced.

Fire Department Worked Three Hours
Before 1t Had the File Under Control
Twenty-Five Firemen Were Overcome by
the smoke-Hotel Guests Frightened.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
PERJURY IN CONNECTION
WITH JOHN LYNN'S TRIAL
Frederick Vansant, Christiana
Hundred, Has Been Ar
rested on That Charge.
WAS A WITNESS FOR DEFENDANT
Accused Held for Court of
General Sessions.

The Warrant Sworn out Before Magistrate
Hollis by Detective Ratledge--one Thous-
aud Dollars Bail Demanded, and DIR. j.
O. Fahey Accepted as Sondsman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
Eczema

How 1t reddens the skin, itohes, oozes,
dries and scalesl
Some people call 1t letter, milk crust OF
salt rheum.
The suffering from 1t is sometimes in.
tense; local applications are resorted to-
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
1t proceeds from humors inherited or ac-
uulred and persists until these have been
removed.
Hoods Sdrs0pdriiid
positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
is without an equal for all cutaneous
eruptlons.
HOOPS PILLS arc the best cathartic. Price25cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
INTERESTINGLY TRUE.

Daily Republican, January 3D.
There is a general stir among the Re-
publicans owing to the fact that Fred
Eden Bach is coming home from Cuba.
In connection with that plain statement
comes the news that he will become the
manager of the Sun.
This is what caused the stir because
Raoh knows the political situation in
Delaware and knows the workers from
Mill Creek hundred to Henlopen No
one in position to verify the selection
OF Mr.. Bach as successor to the late
Charles Ii. Kittiuger could be seen TO-
day,
A leading Union Republican when
spoken TO about the report, said; ''Yes,
80 far as ain aware Fred f. Bach will
be pulling in the harness With me dur
ing the coming campaign. y
Col. du Font has no use for Bach,
Congressman Ball will not let him slide
on his political Collar door, hut there
is room for this party hustler in our
ranks We propose to make things hum,
Bach is the very man to jump into the
traces. His time Is about up ia Cuba
and then he will return to Delaware
and take charge of the campaign. les
indeed, it will be eurprise to oui
friends, but we will give them oil thu
surprises they want during the Coming
campaign.
A prominent Regular Republican sale
that such news as Bach coming 10 iai
into the Union Republican party ant
thereby become worker fol Iohn Ed
ward Addioks was not much of sur
prise. Bach will n all probability b
relieved when Cuba takes hold for her
self. With Back on the Union sid
during the campaign it will make mat
ters truly interesting
lie spent term in Washington a
secretary to Senator Higgins, lie ha
been n power in the State On sccuun
Of his executive ability. He has he
friended many and knows Just how I
reach them. 1t is sAI scted that MI
Bach will BIZ home at least temporar j
by the time the meeting OF the Unto
Republicans Is held in February.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
Property saies,

The following sales of real estate
were reported Thursday: A property on
Wilhelmina Sharp northeaster!y side
Of Carter street south of Twenty fourth,
by A. 3. MCPHERSON Johnson to the
Jaooby lmproyentnt Co o. 500
east side of Franklin street north Of
Seventh, by Edward 4. Humphrey 10
Elizabeth B. Humphrey, for 90, eco
west sids Of Kirkwood street north of
Taylor, by O. L, Frederickson to
Maury James, for $3.50; north side OF
Wright street. east Of Stroud by An.
tonia Siebel, ct al, 10 Bernard Elszew
ski, for s90o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
BOMB EXPLOSION AT KlEV.


An Attempt to Blow Up the Palace of the
Grand Duke Constantine.
Paris, FRI nee, Jan. PA dispatch
to the Patrie from Kisv, European
Russia under today IS date. says:
:. A bomb was exploded last night
under the balcony OF the palace OF the
Grand Duke Constantine. The ex-
plosion occurred at moment when the
salons were tnronged with guests A
great panic followed, hut nobody was
injured, though the damage dohe was
considerable. All the windows near the
scene of the explosion were shattered.
Nihilist students are suspected of com
hitting the outrage Fifteen students
have been arrested
The Grand Duke Constantine 10 a
son OF the late Grand Duke Constantine,
who was the brother Of Emperor Alex
snder ii. One Of the present Grand
Duke Constantine's sisters is the Queen
of Greece. The Grand Duke is presi-
dent OF the Imperial Academy of
Sciences, aid de camp general and chief
of the military schools of Russia.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TOTES AND NOMINATIONS.

Efforts are being made to induce voters de-
sirous of strengthening the Democratic oppo-
sition 20 Tammany 10 vote the Greater New
York Democratic ticket under the rooster en-
blem. II is said that IL ten thousand votes are
cast for the State ticket under this emblem the
organization will be entitled to a column on the
ballot without petition for the next election.
This is error. The regular and Greater New
York Democratic State tickets are identical, and
even il fifty thousand persons should vote for
Coler under the rooster in the endeavor TO
strengthen the anti-Tammany organization 1t
would do no good. The vote would he Jumped
i'm with that cast under the star. The vote for
Governor will be returned for Odell and Coler.
and nobody viii know how many are cast for
Coler under the rooster, so the next time this
party wants TO nominate a State officer It will
have 10 do so by petition. regardless Of its vote
this year. The Peoples party In 1896 lost its
column by ndorsing Mr.. Porter. the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor
The Greater New-York Democracy can win
no status as a State party and it has no use
for such status. IL would forfeit any claim
10 Democracy and become a separate party Ike
the Prohibitionists by obtaining it. IL is run
ming certain local candidates. from whose vote
alone can IL establish A claim to the right OF
nominating by convention I'm the future. There
fore no voter should cast his ballot for Coler
under the rooster with the impression that he
is helping 10 build up an i-Tammany organ
iZatiOn within the Democratic party in this city.
If he wants 70 hurt Tammany. which is now i'm
alliance with Hill. let him vote for Odell who
has steadily supported the fusion movement
and secured laws for New-Ycrk desired by the
anti-Tammany administration. Coler. the
other hand. stood ready TO take a nomination
from Croker when he could not get one from
the fusoniSts.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
.JULIA MARLOWE COLLAPSES.
SHE is STRICKEN IN GRAND CENTRAL
STATIoN-ov THE CAUSE.

Julia Marlowe has suffered a nervous collapse,
and is seriously ill AT the Hotel Netherland.
she was on her way from Providence 10 Balu-
more Sunday when she stricken at the
Grand Central Station in this city. and could
not proceed on her journey. 1t is unlikely that
she win be able to appear again on the stage FOR
several weeks
Miss Marlowe's illness is due to overWork.
After she had finished her vacation at Bad
Nauhem. she went to London to obtain her
steamship passage home. about August l. The
steamers were so crowded that she could not
set the accommodations she desired until Sep
tember q. When she arrived in this country
she had only three weeks 10 rehearse the pro-
duction Of The Queen Fiammetta.' The result
was that when the play was produced in Boston
Miss Marlowe was UNFIT for the stage But the
excitement Of presenting a new play and ap-
pearing i'm character kept her up. During
her stay in Boston Miss MarlOwe began to feel
the reaction hut not its full effects until she
reached Providence last week The role of
Fiammetta is trying one taxing the emotions
and requiring great physical effort. The task of
playing it while in the weakened condition in
duced by the hard work of a hurried rehearsal
was too much. on Friday night. in Providence.
Miss Marlowe tainted She was taken Ill again
during the matinee on Saturday. and was too
sick TO come to New-YOrk that night after the
play. She started Sunday morning. and
when she arrived at the Grand Central Station
she tainted and was removed TO the Hotel Meth
erland. Or. John E. Stillwell her physician. was
summoned. and he declared positively that she
must not continue her journey. In making his
report to Miss Marlowe's manager, Charles b.
Diihngham yesterday. DIR. Stillwell wrote that
Miss Marlowe's malady was a nervous collapse,
and that she would be confined TO her bed for
some weeks. He added that she could not possi-
oly appear publicly within month.
MISS Marlowe to have played In Baltimors
last night. and her stage working staff were
moving the three carloads of "The Queen Fiam-
meta" in the Academy of Music In that city
when they received a telegram stating that Miss
Marowe could not go Her company did not
know tina. she had been taken III. and they had
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TRADES UYIONs AND THE MILITIA.


II is hardly possible that the labor leaders
who object to members of trades unions Joining
the militia fully realize the significance of their
action. II is nothing more nor less than
declaration Of war against law and order. A
few days ago the president of the International
Association OF Allied Metal Mechanics urged
the local unions az Schenectady 10 compel all
their members 10 choose between Withdrawing
from the labor union or the National Guard
The Illinois State Federation OF Labor recently
unanimously passed n resolution declaring mem
bership in military organizations a violation OF
labor union obligations. Some time ago a union
meeting AZ Syracuse voted that guardsmen in
the organization should he expelled If they did
moi leave the service.
Now, the sole domestic duty Of a euardsman
is 10 enforce law. and in taking this position
labor unions announce that their aims are pros
pectirely unlawful. We do not believe that the
great body of organized workers in this country
have any such purpose. They are wronged by
the leaders who put them in any such attitude
toward their country. All ablebodied men with.
in certain age limits are part of the militia
subject 10 call 10 bear arms. though only a
small minority are organized into the National
Guard. The ambition of labor organizers is to
bring all wage esrners into unions and control
compatibility of trade union membership and
military service is maintained when organized
labor reaches It's goal we shall then have a great
army OF wage earners consolidated on a prin-
ciple or disloyaity To their government and
bound by the rules OF their union 10 refuse n
assistance IN repelling invasion or putting down
domestic rebellion. We shall have a society
which VIII allow no man 10 earn a living Who
does not bind himself 10 its rules one Of which
is that he shall not bear arms I'm the service of
his State. We shall thus see State estah-
hshed within the State claiming superior al
legianoe 70 the body polite and announcing an
iagonistic aims Its subjects must not under
take TO maintain the laws OF the old State
They must regard themselves as men without
n country, and keep free hand in contempla-
tion OF future insurrection.
That is the logic Of the doctrine. that labor
unionists may not be national guardsmen. Do
the nnionists realize il? Are they prepared 20
proclaim that attitude toward their country /?
do they really think OF themselves as potential
rebelsf We do not believe a. III they have
listened patiently 10 such talk II is due 10 CON
fusion or thought Nor is such confusion sur
pnsing, so many men who ought TO know bet
Yer have spologized for disorder treated ohedi-
sa'~ 10 law ~ e minor matter IN labor conuo-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
amuaemenls.

ACADEMY or MrsIc--s-Ihs Sinesy and Sifns, Sins Solo
xkERlCAN THEATRE iS-Judsment OF f>'e '
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fIJOU THFATRF- :15-An American invsslen
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CASlNO-S:lb IA Chinese Honeymoon
CRITERION THEATRE -s-iris.
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World u AK
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Jns FerqyT Erq STREET THEATRE-s-oia Limerick
-. zrse9S5, reg5 -t5FArRE-s. Hi. EKceIency the Gov
.c1prFS THEATRES f5-The JOY OF LIVING 49,,
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KN1CKERBoCKER IiirA fN@
Errthers 10 Harvard % ~. to Schools
~. rSYefpN SoTFARE TTTEATfsE-SsS = ne 10 N'i'
SrFSSSrSrT .zSOFIN HALE .S0-s so fEeIy nlat'
S.rSe ffepOTRS'S PT.AY HOUSES
S11ssTLp aV FITII, THEA TRE-2-N-lta2e hnkt.
S-rs,N SAVOY THEA TRF,-s. IA toonug nous
SstSvy VT1pK- -HaRenhecks Trained Aniih@'s
% sTs5R' 'S-Contnuous Ter f0Trnaiioe -. -. K,-,v
m Night of the Fefts'
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s- NICHOLAS GARDEN 80 - 'o ouH'O0N' 49,
Animal Arena -. -. -.
THE RES :2Ofhe sword O the L--s-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
PERSONAL NOTES.

GeheImrath Karl Dziatzko. OF the Gottingen Uni
versity Library. has been making a study OF the
copyright laws OF antiquity. Only in the case OF
the first edition of a work was there the shadow
an original work without the sanction OF the au-
thor made the intending trader liable 10 suit Of
injuriarum actlo
George T Beck. Democratic nominee FOR Gov
ernOr Of Wyoming. is son Of the lats Senator
Beck Of Kentucky. The young man weighs over
30 pounds. but carries superhuous flesh. being
Of vast frame All over the Far West n he isl Is known %
Basin caring TO tackle him sins single banded He Is
in scheme TO reclaim by irrigation large area
OF arid lands.
Muzafer Pacha. whom the ambassadors have
chosen as the new Governor OF the Lebanon. is
son of the celebrated Polish author Michael Tchai
kowski who under the name OF Sadyk Pacha.
was IN the Turkish military service. and during
the Crimean War organized two Christian regi-
ments composed Of Polish and Slav volunteers.
II was one Of these regiments which restored order
In the Lebanon after the outbreak OF 1858. when
Daoud Pacha was Governor. Muzafer Pacha was
educated partly in Belgium and partly In France
In 1870 Muzaffer was appointed 70 the command
Of section Of cavalry in the military scnools ana
R7iSs,sn Wa In ISL when he went 70 the front
frst on the staff, and later as colonel eI req
trusted him with the preparation Of plan fSg the
reorganizaon Of t9e IHrksn 5a car aES h TsgIses IN IN
1850 when he was raised 10 the rank OF general OF
division.
The League for the Freedom OF Teaching. quite
recently founded in France. and which was alluded
10 in the latest debates in the French Chamber
counts among its members the most eminent names
OF statesmen. scholars etc, In the republic Tne
founders. especially NJ. Devys Cochin. Deputy
were anxious to have as colahoreTs the best known
men OF Paris the willie Iumiere' heongins 70 dlI,
ferent religious political creeds. Iney seeuIst
vnany- Of these men but when they asked Tor the
actiye hep OF some Americans living IN Paris tney
could not obtain it. NJ. DevyS Cocnln toF llstaI4oS'
i'm the name OF the general committee wrote PEI
sOuaIlv to NJ Joseph Aron, a former represeT-tsLs
in Neyv-York of the banking 1rm OF Lazard FIeIes,
requesting him act as a Correspondent VI "
Isague NJ ArOn replied. sending hneral couulv-
Iti6r 10 The society for prOpagating free 1nstrue
ton but refused join IT actively t9r tne re1So
that he was an American citizen NJ AIon. W. W.
US naturalized an American a long Wn!ie aSo. o.
NV. Iives in Paris thought that the "CtVlS Aaels
er,,s sIuo' carries with it, not only protecuon %
those who claim that title but that IL torollS ti
10 take an active part in the religious OF p0A"1"
disputes % other countries.