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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

CLEVELAND o., Feb. 1O-The
coming week will probably see the
fruition of n definite plan with regard
to III" disposition Of Everett Moore af-
fairs. Tomorrow three street railway
experts will arrive in the city TO make
!, personal investigation Of the physical
and tina nral condition of the Clete-
land Electric Hallway company. These
nnh viii 'reprtSc,it' tlit P.lklns- Wide
ner syndicate Of Philadelphia. What
their report vii! be is only conjecture.
hut it is stated that before they are
ready to report r. proposition on the
part of the bankers committee will
be ready. and it is probable that some
definite plan Of disposition of the prop.
critics will be announced before Sat
ur,lAy. one Of four plans will be ear.
ricd into effect. The first and most
probable one Is the collateral trust
plan, which, " sur,assful win enable
the syndicate 70 go ahead with its
work withu,t selling any Of It's proper.
w
DubeiI the iIattef
| Gu to Charles =, l,ulpll tor vnu' hats
and caps uf all style, n" . la-. Third St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
DOT S

Mr.. Adam Barr is still on the sick
list. lie has been confined to the
house ior several weeks.
Allen W. Smith, residing at Sixth
and West streets is reported to he
$ ,mewhat hetter. lie bad paraly ito
stroke several months ago.
The sister of j. l.. d. Mitchell Is
visiting him on Delaware avenue
Friday next, February l4th, will
he st. Valentine day. Don't forget
to send your girIa gentle reminder.
Henry BloLth IS new brewery is 60
Ing up slowly Henry expects to
have it In working order by May aud
will then introduce his kind Of beer
in Wilmington and vicinity.
Two horses belonging to Mr.. Grif-
nth, Sixth and Orange streets arc
sick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR.

THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR.
thcr cheelly upon his arrival. Also
lutte Guietness reigns. The school has
been dismissed. and the 100 boys have
scattered to their homes upon an ell
forced vacation.
All the sick boys are having the best
medical attention and nursing, and CIV
ervthing is being done TO bring them
back to health. The presidents stay
here is indefinite.
The president arrived here ut go
o'clock yesterday afternoon after an
uncventfnl trip Of fourteen hours from
Washington, lie came on the private
ear Rambler. arriving in Jersey City
soon after ! Il. III. The ear was immr-
diatcly transferred by boat across the
Harlem river and left Mott Haven as Il
special train at $40 n. N. A stop was
made at New Haven, where dispatch
was handed to the president stating
that the boys condition was cnconrag-
ing. No other stops were made until
Providence was reached, where there
WAS ii slight delay on account Of an ac-
cidcnt to the engine. The train pulled
into the South station in Boston ut
~ - y. IN. but was immediately haul
ed out from the station and around the
city through Cambridge to the Grand
Junction station Of the Boston and
Maine railroad. The run from Boston
to Aver Junction was made in n little
over forty minutes. and there the car
was transferred TO the Worcester,
Nashua and Rochester division Of this
road, the train arriving in Groton at
80
/, appears that quite Il number Of
boys have contracted colds during the
paSl three or four weeks. probably
from strenuous exercise and lack Of
caution aftrrward. II is said that it
has been the habit Of some Of them to
play hanuun!i IN the closed court and
then while p"rspiring freely to dash
arru%, the campus 10 the gymnasium
clad only in the highest of clothes.
bm,v four. however, contracted pneu-
nuIlia, although one ease resulted IA
tally, that Of Edward Hodges, who
died here about ten days since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
THE JUSTICE PARTY.
New Organization TO Hold a Nations
Convention Soon.

New Organization to Hold a National
Convention Soon.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-rhe eI
ecutive committee of what Is known as
the justice party has decided to call a
national convention TO meet in Wash
ington April 10. One of the chief de-
mands Of this party Is that aged and
decrepit ex-slaves shall be the wards
of the entire nation and be provided
for as public pensioners. The founda
lions Of the party are stated 10 be:
Justice 10 the needy and worthy ex
slaves whose good conduct during and
since the war has proved them de
serving.
"Justice to the southern taxpayers.
"Justice TO every man Of every color
creed and cline.
",lusticr for our own people, justice
TO the Cnbans, to the Hawaiians, the
Porto Rnans and justice for every for
cigner who comes to assist IN develop
ing the manufacturing, mercantile,
mining or transportation resources of
our great country.
Justice for the jew and justice for
the gentle.
Justice for the Protestant. the Cath
Ollie or the follower of aEy other creed
or sect,
Justice for the rich and justice for
the poor the Justice which holds
sacred the rights of wealth, hut no
less carefully protects those of the
poorest VagahOn1.
Justice which guarantees TO all the
fullest personal lN4ty which does not
infringe upon the rights Of others.
they should do unto you
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
fHE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
ruBL IStiED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S, L, COR, THIRD AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as Second.cIass mail matter.
rlONDAy, FEBRUARY III. 1000.

DR.. JAS. H. MORGAN says there
is no truth in the reports that he
has had any trouble with either the
teachers or scholars in the public
schools. The fact remains that it
is imperative that all scholars will
have to be vaecinated if they wish
to attend school. There is no half
way measure. This manner Of
preventing the spread OF that much
dreaded disease smallpox, is made
mandatory upon the part OF both
pupils and teachers BY the Board
Of Education. There is little If
any danger il YOU are careful from
getting vaccinated, While getting
racicnated is now in style it would
De as we'll for business men as we'll
AS others who minglc with people
10 follow the custom. The physi-
cfAns aav that vaccination is the
on!y sure preventive from taking
The disease in its most malgnan,
'orm. A resident OF phiIade phia
who had the disease in his family
.hlls gives vent to his satifaction
of being relieved Of quarantine:
'lve been investigated, incarcer-
ated. sophisticated, fum'g atcd,
vaccinated. isolated and now ex.
pDerated," Don't get scared and
imagine that you have contracted
pr about 10 get smallpox. keeE
YOUR stomach in good condition
and live regular life and keep oul
Of crowds and doo't forget to gel
vaccinatel and there 10 no reason
why you should contract the dl.
sease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

HALIFAX. ~ $, Feb 10. Tie Al
IAN line steamer t;rr,ian, Captain IIar-
rison from Liverpool via st, Johns, s..
f., is upon the rocks on the western
shore hyr miles from this city and now
has water in her fore and hfttr holds.
with the engine room free, Her ppS
,irn, however. is II very bad one. she
had on board ON" passenger, Mr. John
Blair of st. Johns, who has been land
cd. and 800 tons Of cargo, part Of
which has lrc!i taken out
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

PARIS. Feb. 10. The llindoo twins.
Radira and ID, rdir:l. who were united
in II IuaHnrr similar 10 the Siulnrsr
tW ms. WHO We're exhibited through
ru1 the world, hav" been separated BY
pr uoyon, The operation lasted TWEEN
Is minutes aud was entirely success
tul. hut owing TO the weak condition
of the patients. due to the Illness Of
one Of the twins who has been suf,
frriuy from thrush. the final result of
the operation is still doubtful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
Delaware Peace Society.

Under the auspices OF the Delaware
Pence Society two addresses will he deliy.
cred in Friends Meeting House, corner
Fourth and West, stree 8. on Tuesday
evening, February H. ut : o'clock. Isaac
Sharplsss. president Of Huyerfold College
will speak on How to Influence the Pub
lic,on The Peace Question. and Professor
Jesse II, Holmes of Swar hmure Co llege
will address tho meeting On the ''1'rac J..
en- billy OF Peace. Admission f:ea. All
are welcome
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

Mrs George Grimes has recovert d
from her recent illness due to the
grip
Mrs. Adelaide Young has almost
recovered from her recent attack Of
pneumonia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

CHILLl'nIIIE O., Feb, 10. at n
Gle" Dan Harness. aged se> euty nine,
owner Of the famous racing mare Imp
and one of Ross c0unty's most proml.
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
Old Point Comfort, Va. Popular
Tours Via Is. Il o K r.

Leaves Wilmington. Saturdays. March
!. Ii and ~ at II .Ul A. NJ. Rata 80 w for
round trip. including railroad fare trans.
iers in Washington. stateroon going and
returnlngon Potomac River Steamer, aud
one and three.fourtbs days bourd at the
Hygela Hotel, Old pJiul Comfort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
IS HOLDING n &; MS i!i7 own
II =
Young Roosevelt's Condition
g
Not Causing Alarm.
The PRESIDENT At SONS BEDSIDE.
The Lad Grcets His Father Cheertly
lpOn Arrival--E0ur Cases Of Pneu-
M0nia In GrOtOn SchOol-One
Has Resulted Fatally.

NebuIttu
GROTON. Mass. Feb 10.-The con-.
dition of Theodore Roosevelt, .lr.,
shows no change of any Importance,
and it is probable in the nature of the
illness that il will be several days or
more before the outcome will be ap-
parent
Although President Roosevelt upon
his ARRIVAL at the Groton school did not
find his son Theodore alarmingly i'll
with pneumonia. still the lads con
diton was not sufficiently reassuring to
warrant the presidents immediate re-
turn to the national capital. His boy,
with two schoolmntes, Horace Is. Por-
ter Of New York and William Gam
NELL Of Providence. both having pneu-
mona, lie in large airy rooms on the
second floor OF the college intirmary.
Mrs Roosevelt has been with her son
for two days. The boy greeted his ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

THE Sunday Star is after Captain
Bl 1ck and thinks that the Police
Commissioners would make big
mistake in appointing him Chief oil
Police. For ourselves, we care not
whom they appoint, but we think
tine Chief should come from out !he
ranks. otherwise what is the use
Of the captains and the patroimen
trying TO do their duty. The idea
has been given TO The men on the
force that good behavior and eff
cheney cans all advancement when
IL vacancy occurs. This is the only
sure means 10 keep the force up to
It's present etticIeucc. With all
the many erupllous in the ,orce,
the rank.and file have been efficient
and guarded the interests OF our
city and citizens. The head Of the
iorce has been changed frequently
in the past fifteen years. Before
the Police commission was created,
the police tcrce changed with the
election Of new mayor Since
IhC u CdAIoH vi luC VIZ c UNI
sion that has been done away with,
and every man on the force led 10
belief that they would be promoted
when vacancies occur. The ma or
ity OF the police believe in filing all
vacancies from the force AND ap-
pointing new patroImen when nee
essary.
THE REP ELlcAN 10 taken by
more farmers than any other two
papers in the city There arc
more farmers who visit this Office
every week than all oil The other
newspaper Offices III Ills city COM
bined For this reason W. clam
that an advertisement IN its col
umns wiz reach more cash BUYERS
than other papers We are wiling
10 give any merchant Il practical
Test OF the RErvEiItAN a. at aG-
verlIslas medium Al any time Tree
o! cost un terms which Can be had
by cA'.i"g IT The Office Of uubiICa-
ton We do mol take 4 back scat
Tor any other newspaper ~ MS
CITY, The RE-" ~ I, ~ reaches the
people ana Tor Ihlt reason reaches
those who parchLse Their needs IN
Wilmington They have no need
o. gong TO l'IW.ode ph'a when they
, wish TO shop. The Wilmington
merchants fla their wants,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

RpnAFn PN1/"">hN - morocco
factory ) cons dcr2i the mos con
yenientIy arranged and up.to-da,"
factory in lhc world. All o. the
machinery - situated Oh The first
floor, the actory beng brt' Que
story h "a l'he machinery l. oi the
newest design and arranged tor
labor saving wherever puss bic.
Work has been commenced IL II
an when running 10 It's lUDj ca.
paclty II w,'I give employment to
several hundred hands
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

THE probabilities are TIA, I h"mas
Melvin will be elected President OF
.he street and Sewer Directors on
tuesday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

Parity c}oddy, diminishing north,
west winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

CITY Council 10 bowling abou.
deficit and at the same time throw.
ing away several thousand dollars
every year IN paying salaries Of
useless city officials. This body.
you should remember 10 Demo-
cratic one, and should, 10 our opin-
ION, be investig ated and halt call
ed upon their extravaganza. We
know Of at least $4,000 wear that
is as good as wasted aud could be
saved. and the city would no. suf.
fer from this act OF economy. Every
tax payer is interested and they
are the ones who should demand
to know why money is paid out
month after month from the funds
of the city that could be saved. The
Republican officials, as charged in
the Democratic Glasses in the Sun
day Star, have not been eXtrava-
giant and no one knows this better
than this self same writer. The
city tax rate was not fixed by Il
Republican Council or the city s
money squandered by one.
a WOMAN witnessed part Of the
whippings at the County Workhouse
on saturday morning last, but left
after she saw Que OF the prisoners
squlrm in the post while the lash
was being laid on. We should not
think it was very editylng spec
tacle Tor a woman TO see, but then
it takes all kinds of people to make
il world. Ex.sherltf Herbert, now
| deceased. said hat he had whipped
during his term OF office, petty
thieves as many as three times
and they got so they did not mind
the cat. But there are others who
more than mind it, they dread it.
1t remains to be seen if the WorN-
mouse will not have better effect
on the Grimm al classes. than stand
ing in the pIliory or hugging the
post But prisoners should be
treated like human beings aud their
! reformation sought alter and not
turned out Of prison at the end OF
their terms with no money and no
| place 10 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

NlNDI Bill Carter does an The
r ting on the Evening Journal
n men he Is not engaged 10 trading
tHhes aud Old clothes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
pU BLIC = A.LE,

station Oh
WEDN ESDAY. FEB. Il, l.l!,
AZ |. Orluc, NOON
IN the following: horses, -
f2h good workers and driv skvIE NfN
ers, o head or good mlic COWS VEfxG&M
some " i'll he in profit soon; 10 ~ ~
head chickens. tzHAessAxxaks
Farming lmplepcns consist. ""'sF''<'<''s'
ing OIL farm wagon good us new. a.k.t Wa
Hon good ~ new, Daring h nd-r. hors" rake.
.pIows, i.horso plow. harrow hand Gu!tjva-
tors.3 sets piow harness :. collars, briiles,
shoveIs forks lot boar,i,, ) no, bed SASH
Cooley creamery, ClHri'. Prem 'rr incubator,
marble top table. Farm bed. aoal stove, cld.r
mil, also sow vita fpIgs AVID :: shont~.
ierlns--Ali sums ever 50. months with
good endorsement, interest ahtied '.nm date
VI sale. KOBI. l.. l:iChAHn,.
Davis luI rs IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

Mask and w. cub OF The
u. K. c. meets this evening.
should pass that way about
clock and hear how they mi.
e into the mysteries Of the or
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

WI 10 not see the need OF war
prlecs beng charged for all the
neceasarles OF life. While work is
plenty wages are not up 10 proper
ton IFS a mystery bow one hall
Of the people manage to i've much
less exist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

~ city can row save, II is sad
NJ a-rear by giving out a new
Ct Tor shs lamps to light our
b. But the Welsbach people
that light urder a coutrac.
led them several mouths awo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

HE person who Clrcpidtes 4 re.
H'ot' aud tres 10 get It published
~ the ncNs pdpers OF the death Of
airy boiy when they knew it ls Il
lie, deserves dose OF the cat and
one hour experience u the stocks
il possible the preyarIcator should
be ran TO earth and shed as he
deserves. Such reports are not
funny. they are malicious
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

IT is a burning shame that some
men who have such vast amount
OF superior brains. should waste
them on such poor positions as are
to be found i'll Wilmington. But
then, what can you expect when
you consider how they have been
brought up. It's like the dog
barking at the moon. 70 get rum
dunn 10 Il bad habit, while liar Is
lust as bad as thief. Strange
freaks float INTO cities, but that IS
one Of the things TO be looked Tor
and expected. Its wonder with
the talent and education soma PEG.
rlc acquire, that they are not more
successful than those they. in their
smar, way, attempt 10 rldicuic. a
gentleman is known by his words
aud actions. There is decided
d Florence between an educate
TOOL aud a gentleman. Can you sec
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
PUBLIC SALE

VIII be sold on FRIDAY FEB. ~ a, 2
O clock p. m. Mt Cycle Academy. 10th and Or.
apge streets, Il fine building lot on the East
side Of Washington street be low 10Th in The
rear Of e07 West street, SiHe 100 IT. deep ly
50 il, 4inches. ", A. HCklLL. ANs.
ii Ct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

1 NOMBlNATlON pt BI.IG SALE OF COWS.
~ horses. carriages names blanket. etc
Will be SOLD nj lentrrville Hotel Cent rcvi...
Del, on FRIDAY, FEB l%,h. at l.. ocqrk
shar2. ~ head Of ), oady dri,.
N~iug. work and general lESgS1TEfS1
tA purpose horses; 70 head VElnksxxN
Of fresh cows an close = ring WN
ers, several carriage and hn !. sr.sNzfs~rA7A>
ness, blankets, etc The above 'N'HFHVr'eSSs~
will be pOsitiv iy sold; any persons wanting
10 offer harness, carriages, COW. or hp rsrs,
| can have them entered III This sale Ivy amply.
ing TO WIN. H. kar a, his stables s,h and
Tntuull streets. VIII, bel
WM. II kL,IR
Stidham & Sou, Auc Phone Hgy A
fSts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

MONEY TO I.UAS ON FIRST
wi mortgages in sur.y to suit. For SAFE
=, oil op desk IN Ruui order Hcnrf donness
wv niket street ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
PUBLIC SALE

WIN De sold a. public -alr On the am IL
the late Richard |atkSpn. near Iar-'s q rG.B
MONDAY. FEB. Eth, 1902,
at O'Clock D. M,
T Two farm horses goui work arrN
A9h erS nine cows mos Of them IN koo39
profit BY day OF sale. "A head good shoat 4tst
hogs brood SOW IN iAlow. rDlanl china stock
hog, 70 pairs good chicken. About eOl bush
els corn on the ear hay by ton. lhav rivp.nv
no 20 buggy, | SET twin hnrrows ~outh-
bend plow, good n. new ! large churn, l
wood stove | parlor stow. ! 81 in saddle l
Reid creamer with Hia,, bowls, | surrey in
good order, also n lut II cabbage etc.
Lucy j. JACKSON,
HANiH WILKINS.
EDWARD DAVIS. Auc fs 10 i2'4is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

SoNE men mistake their calling.
Their personal appearance shows
il. What a pity that Barnum has
zone out Of the show business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
THE KNIFE =
THROWERS
By FREDERIC VAN RENSSELAER, DEFY,
Author Of mot Like Other Men," Etc.

Copyright. 1901. BY Frederic Van Rensselaer, Dey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

NJ oTICE-sTlDHAM 4 SON AUCTION.
IN GERS, Ill East Attn Gtrset viii, Del, u
ready 10 Gail sales either n the city or CONN
try, any one contemplating having sales this
spring and want their services should call
and He'ectA dav ~ early as oonvlnient, ~
they have several sales on hand and some day
are gagged us Tar on =, NlA:oh 10. They will
also give this highest cash price for all kinds
| OF second hand carpets furniture ETC.. ny
The small or by the whole house full.
u e A. phone 535. III lmc'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-04-30
IDENTITY UNKNOWN.
Body Discovered in kennebec Near
Bath, Yesterday Morning.

Bath, Me, April 29.-(SpeciaD.-- -
The body of an unknown man was dis
covered in the river by Capt. CLANCY
of the steamer Hercules, on his s
o'clock trip from this city to Wool
wich, today. City Marshal Reynolds
was notified by telephone upon the ar
rival of the steamer at the latter place,
and started out in A. A. Perry's launch,
the Marica. The body was found near
Snipe's cove and brought to this city,
where Coroner Curtis took it in charge
1t was first thought to be the body of
Joseph Tebo, who disappeared about
month ago, but this later turned out
to be untrue and it is now thought that
the remains are probably those of some
man who worked on the ice. Word
has been sent up river to the camps
to find some clue to the mans identity.