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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-20
A Timely Tonic.

At this season Of coughs and colds it
IS well to know that Foleys Honey and
lar ls the greatest throat and lung rem
edy 1t cures quickly and prevents Sc
rious results from a CO. Chris Schultz
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-20

,,,, Dec. 20.--M the ahn"''' '" A.
LONDON, sealskins held by =, NJ; NJ;
so,nnson ., M 4 Co. the prices sso,or ,r than
" %s,' {, v"ar, The demand was ''''
strong.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-20
THE BILL
COMMITTEE DECIDES TO
.rcomMi:NO NEW cAei.
| NET POSITION.
brf STANDS FIVE TO THREE

n.,ar,mcnt viii Embrace Many
..,us. Including Both Labor and
..,e-Bureau Proposed for the
.,oose Of Supplying Information
,.,eernine Corporations Engaged in
Interstate Commerce.
u.sbing,on. Dec. 20.-Thc house
m,,i,,e, on interstate commerce
= ars.red a favorable report on the
[s,r,neni Of commerce bill The
e. On r,porting II stood 6 10 3 The
vision for including the bureau o.
',or IN the new department was re.
,,,,a on "A tie vote.
tn. h.ll as Il will come from the
40. committee Will embrace within
!. p-opascl department of commerce
!. ltshthousc board. nationa! bureau
! standards. coast and goede;.c sur.
- bureau OF immigration. fish com.
i.san bureau OF statistics OF tn
.as4r, department.. bureau Of for.
:. commerce of the stat. depart
"a, fur seal and salmon fisheries.
,-,aa d. labor and census and three
n bureaus. insurance. manufacture
a eafporation.
IT. provision aud duty of the pro-
-. bureau OF corporations Is. under
) direction OF the secretary of com
ffce - gather. compile. publish and
2pl, Useful Information concerning
rotations engaged In ir,.rstai.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-20
FIGHT roeAcco PRIZES.

10 bl.i was then passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Bishop Coleman In Dover.

! Dover, Del, March 24.-Some
OF the largest church congregations
ever known in this vicinity turned
ont to observe Palm Sunday. Els.
pecia!ly were the congregations
largo ut Christ Church and st.
P'nls Chapel, where Bishop Colo
man otllciated and confirmed
classes.
lie preached especially strong
sermons during the day exhortilg
men to take heed, from the lessons
OF Holy week, that they respect
their privileges Of being members
III the body with Jesus Christ by
straightforward and worthy Chris
tian living, whether it be in the
conntiny-house OF on the farm, and
to beware Of working injuries to
others which, no matter how much
deplored thereafter or whatever
the pal]iatiny circumstances, was
an assault upon him who said: Il
am Jesus whom thou persecutest.'
The bishop preached and con-
dncted his combinations without
show OF emotion or faltcr of voice
because OF his overpowering be-
reavement in the death of his wife
last week. When he came to the
prayer, however, where the
priest is called upon to bespeak
Divine sustenance for the sorrow
ing, the bishops whole frame shook
with grief and for Il moment it was
feared he could not continue. His
fortitulc letarnel almost ilnmedi-
ateiy and the impressive choral
service ended the worship.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
q ntcrS Confer.

Many Of the local iourneymen
painters have recently held confer.
cnccs with tLe employing painters in
reference TO the demand for incrcaS-
Ell wages commencing April lst. Tie
men now receive s.jO per day for
nine hours work, and they have de-
mand"d the Same &4ount for eight
hours work, whlcl, has been p:acti.
cally refused by the employers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Ease !iatl Team OrganiZe

A base bail team h1s been or
ganizeI Ey the employees ot tna
John II. Rogers Press for tie
season. The team would like o
receive challenges from any print
ing office team or any uniformed
nine in the city. Challenges
should be sent to Captain G. j;es-
ford, No. 3J1 Rodney street. TAe
team is as follows: {. Smith, c.;
&. Ott, p; II. I. Alcraule,y. $. s.,
NJ. Newman, Ib.:J. O'Donnell, %;
}. Brown, 3D.; {. i;elford. C. f.; j.
Baylis, |. f.; G. Gasscr, l.. t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
I:roy PicrCe Dead

Erhy Pierce, aged 4S years, of
No. 7o5 Spruce street, died on
Sunday. He was boilermaker
IN the shops Of the p. W. a. B.
railroad and had been employed
there for Il number of years. He
is survived by a wife and four
children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

The Eastern Commercial Teachers
Convention will lie held in Philadel-
phia Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF this week. Mr.. II. s. Goldey, Of
this city, will read u paper, entitled
Moral Traihingin Business Schools"
and Mr.. j. L. Fuller, principal Of
the shorthand department. of Goldey
College, will deliver an address on
"How to Teach Shorthand. Sever
al members Of the Goldey College fac
uIty Will attend tho Convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Shipping Electric Cars.

The American Car and Foundry
Company has completed a number OF
electric railway ears for the Durh I'M
Traction Company. -Four of the cars
were hauled out in the yards yester-
day and placed on fiat cars for trans.
portation. The cars are Of a brilliant
yellow In color ana present hand
some appearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

~ The fsstivs ssd delicious tooth
scme Delaware shad will soon be
with ~ once mote. Planted shad
10 fit for ths gods but others like
THERE baked or fried. To our way
OF thinking there 10 nothing like
Dslaware shad when served as it
should be served. The fishermen
are getting their boats aud seines
10 order 10 engage in their annual
spring catch. The business pays
fairly we'll but 10 very la borious
and full Of hardships but for all
that there many following
the calling as to make it renumera-
tive and pay for the hard work.
This year a combination or asso-
citation has been formed whereby
the fishermen hope to realize eon.
siderable more for their catch than
in tormer years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Opinion on uas Contract,

d. H"rVey Whitemnn, alto nay for the
c'l'A'ns association at a meeting OF the
executive committee last nigh Ieliysroi
his opinion that the compromise agree
,ncnt entered in by the $ root and Sewer
Derar, nnnt with the Walsbach Street
Lighting Company Of A merIcu, last week
Is invalid and therefore void.
The cninnittae accepted tho opinion
but deferred action as to what policy it
would pursue with reference thereto. uu-
I'll further consideration Was had
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
{, B, RILEY
Easter

Gloves, neckwear, lawn and
silk shirt waists, tailor-made
suits, short and long skirts, in
fant's wear. Every one of the
articles mentioned above we
are better prepared than ever
to supply your wants
We mention a few of the
specials that we will offer
Wednesday.
Is cent dimities at 124 cents.
124 cent dimitie5 at 8 cents.
20 cent silk dot gingham at
Is cents.
Outing flannel at 3 cents a
yard.
36 inch wide oxfo I'd and
blue chambray, regular price
10 cents at 10 cents.
124 cent quality percale at 8
cents.
Taffetine is used for shirt
waists and lining in light steel,
pink, blue, black, lavender
and garnet worth so cents, our
price ~ cents.
Wears better than Taf'eta
silk, at half the price.
We will sell on Wednesd day
300 yards corded wash silk in
white, and all the wanted COL
ors at 80 cents, reduced from
80 cents.
Foulard silk worth IS cents |
at ~ cents Il yard.
We are showing a full line
Of white Mercerized Madras.
ID cent pillow cases, 45x36, !
at 12l cents.
5 cent cotton crash at 81
cents.
A new lot of remnants in
table linen, lengths II to 3
yards, at prices less than the
cost Of manufacture.
A fine huck towel, size 19x
36, at 124 cents.
A fine large damask towel
with knotted fringe at 25
cents, worth 3S cents.
More Of the best quality
black spool silk at 2 cents a
spool.
Hooks and Eyes with the
hump, / cent for a card of two
dozen.
Pins l cent a paper.
Stockinet dress shields at 5
cents o pair. ...
Rubber lined shields al 10
81 J sji!|'|
Royal skirt supporter at 25
,ents.
=
228-230 King St.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
81. Lskes lRefcrmsd cauteh.

Ssryiges. VIII be held in ST.
Lnke's '~- Reformed Episcopal
Church, 2 Eighth and Monroe
streets, tomorrow Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week.
On Easter Sunday morning the
rector will deliver an Easter SER
mon Oh The Three Crosses. Spe-
cial music will be rendered by
the choir and the church will be
appropriately decorated. The
Easter service will take
place on Sunday evening at 7.3O
o'clock, and a novel way will be
provided whereby the children
will be able to remember the text
to be delivered by the rector, the
Rev. II. Medley Price. The spec
ial exercises by the Sunday school
will be an interesting part Of the
programme.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
New Design For Memorial Arch.

The Mckinley Memorial association
held another meeting yesterday
A new dsig for memorial arch wa 70
ceived. The Design which was executed
ny h. Instructor In the nrt department OF
inc Uniyer ity Of tho Pennsylvania. and
Harris Willis, II student, who i, former
Wiimingtonian. The design is u IN siuor
ial for tho three murtyrod Presidents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Tr6lleyS to Carry l'reIxht.

The New Jersey Senate at Trenton
Yesterday passed the Francis bill to
permit trolley companies to carry
freight. This means that the down
State trolley lines will be connected
with the New Jersey trolleys by a
Terry running from Penusvlle to New
Castle,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

Ten thousand demons gnawing
away at ones vitals couldn't bc much
worse than the turturcs of itching
plies. Yet there's a cure Doan's
Ointment never fails.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

PoLIrlCs make strange bed fcl-
lows and the funny part Is that the
bed fellows change every years or
30. The men who 20 wears ayo
were looked upon as leaders. have
had 10 take back seat years ago
and their places have been taken
by young men. 1t behoovesthc men
who now have the affairs Of the
Republican party in hand. to try
and straIghten out the tangle and
put Delaware where it rightfully
belongs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

THE meat Trust should be made
10 bow before the will of the people.
Every yoody IS now paying tribute
to the men who control the me at
product and are paying exorbitaut
prices for the privilege OF eating
Chicago dressed meat. The quss.-
Two is wnat are the peo6lc ID 10
~ho need to eat meat. They can't
atford to eat meat as often az before
the price went up so high.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Easter rlillinrry One min p.

The attention Of the ladies of this
city and vicinity is called to the ad-
vertisement OF A, e. l.. Jenny, No.
2l0 King street. Easter bonncts
and hats are to be found in al, shapes
and styles and of the very latest
patterns,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

EL''s LIQUID CREAM BALM is an
Old friend in new form 1T is pre-
pared for the particular benefit of
sufferers from nasal catlrrn who are
used to an atomiAer in spraying the
diseased membranes. ALI the heal
ing and soothing properties of Cream
Balm are retained in the new pre- pa
ration. 1t does not dry up the Sc
cretions. Price, including spraying
tube. - cents. AT your druggists
or ELY Brothers, 5G Warren street,
New York, viii mail it
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

The Red Men Of Wilmington are
preparing for a demon str alton on
Iammany's day, Monday, May u.
The exercises will tc held iu the
Opera House, and l.. Irving Handy
lsexpected 10 make the address on
the good Of the order.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

Now Sabtle, MafCn 2o.-koOert h.
Morrison was severely injured about
the head, shoulders and hands yes.
terday afternoon. He had a fortu-
nate escape from being killed. While
his injuries are painful they are not
considered dangerous. For some
time past the large limb Of the big
tr:e IN front OF the residence OF
George Bacon on Third street has
been broken in two places. 1t was
liable to crash through the roof at
any moment. The family considered
it unsafe to live In the house any
longer. Accordingly, they expressed
i desire TO move unless the tree was
cut down. The contract was award
ed TO Contractor Robert II. Morrison.
lie hired a number Of men and they
soon removed tree that was partly
rotten and then began the work OF
removing tho big tree, which tower
ed about fifty feet above the top Of
the house. 1t was large tree and
the limbs were long and large. Men
soon had axes aud saws at work and
then ropes were tied around the
limbs and from there extended to
trees in the school green. This was
done to prevent the tree from falling
on BacOn's house.
Fully two hundred persons gather.
ed to see the work carried On. Nine
school teachers stood in one group
taking in the cutting down oil the
tree as an object lesson. Mayor Boyd
attorneys, business men, school child
rem all stood and watched. As the
men pulled on the ropes the big tree
began to sway. Then the part that
had not been cut by the saw aud ak
began to crack and finally the word
was given that sit is falling The
men let G, and ran 10 get out of
dangers way. Mr.. Morrison was not
as swift on foot as the others and
when the tree lell-it crashed down
the top OF one on the school green
side and the branches struck Mr..
Morrison telling him to the ground.
Willing hands ran 10 his assistance
wa" "S "un Nai ''Ch W Cdl l HSC dlu
taken to his home. DIR. Stewart was
summoned aud found cuts on his
ha ndS and head and two badly bruis.
ed shoulders. He had Il irrtunate
escape. The brancle, OF the tree in
falling knocked oil The hats Of two
other men.
In st Peters Church this evening
Rev. William J.. BermiLgham will
preach during vespers service.
Robert Morrison. of Newark, pur-
chased two valuable colts here yesler.
day.
An enjoyable evening social was
held last evening at the hone OF
Miss Clara Grimes
In the class rupin Of the Methodist
Church ON saturday tile Ladies' AID
Society will give /; bake.
Edward Lucas. Of near Bear Sta
ton, is i'll with typhoid fever
Mrs. Cam, Il sister of Alfred klr-
by, formerly Of Delaware City, died
last evening at her home on North
Fifth street. She had been u patient
sufferer for several months past.
Mrs Proudfeit, OF New York. is
critically i'll.
Ben Dcnn caught Shad yesterday
Joseph Pierce and Miss Anne New.
on, of Upland, were the guests of
Mrs. W. W. Cooper on Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

>r%pAI was an ideal day and
thousands ilockeI TO Atlantic City
10 enjoy a promenade and get Il
sDlf OF old ocean. The hotels are
making big preparations for next
Sunday. It bcn. Easter SUNDAY,
and already several thousand per.
hons WHO intend 10 20 down TO At
dntlc City have secured their rooms.
II the day IS as bright as last sun.
day. 1t VIII indeed be a winner,
To take a stroll along tn. board
walk and watch the people makes
one wonder IT there are any really
poor at the seashore. The costumes
are of the handsomest that money
eau buy and diamonds sparkle 10
earrings, rings and breastpius.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

THERE is doubt but that John
Lester OF Fort Scott, intended TO
commit suicide. He held a stick
ol dynamite under nis chin SUNDAY
night and exploded it, the charge
blowing off his head and an arm,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
r1ercl1ant Iailnrinp.

Wal er Davis, the we'll known Merchant
Tailor has opened up the Star Tailoring
Company al 70S Market street. He COZ.
daily invites nll his old customers and
friend to glvo him call don forget the
number 7OS Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

Do you or don you know that YOU can
get utuSs boveiing. cutting, silvering and
Loaded glass work done here IN this city
the OLty plant III Delawnrs. Agent for
Daylight Prioms. Fred Z. MulnInely, 10
E.a. Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

IT'D, Philadelphia Record has not
walled u0tti warm weather set 10
before reducing the price oi coal
cgLls Il ton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
DOTS.

William Updyke, one Of the Chr!,tlana
fishermen. yesterday Installed q gasoline
engine in his fishing skin Maggie,
Contractor Alvin X. Morrison and his
force Of workncn ycserday completed The
work of sheutLing the northern approach
to the Third street bridge,
Mllard +, Gregg, The day bridgetender
nt the Market street bridge, yesterday
moved his family here from Washington
u. z. Mr.. Gregg will occupy the bridge
house.
This evening at 7. 45 o clock :he Rev, Dr,
Rogers Of PhiIadsl 2hia will preach in St,
johns Church, at EllIotb svenpe and Mar
kst street.
- Thatla boat Marthn. which ha, been
eO0Vss some time. yester
dag resumed her trips over the river. I'hs
craft nuw Is III first ciass condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
To Sell itOOks

Alter April lst the Wilmington
and New Castle and Delaware CITY
Railways will sell books contai .iinr
As tickets for 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Death Of Mt-. sa'iie Wo>d

German Imported Faster Goods at
Ftrsu,on'-, IS haS second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Mems NOOnday Meetinos

The Rev. Herman l.. Duhrlng, d.
d., of Philadelphia, was the speaker
at the MONDAY service for men in St.
Andrews Episcopal Church today.
Tomorrow night an address will be
made by the Rev. George l.. Paine,
of st. Marks Church, New York, of
which the Rev. L. W. Batten is rec
tor.
Group instantly relieved. DR..
4honas' Eclectric OIL. Perfectly
safe. Never fails. At any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
The Regular Republic us a p2e ar

The Regular Republicaus us ap2e ar
to think that the Union Republi.
cans had baited and set a trap for
tHem which they refuse to fall into.
The Republicans have placed the
control Of the party's Affairs OF the
two State Central Committees.
Whatever rules or deals they NAV
erter into is supposed 10 be bind
ing on the part OF the rank and file
Of the Republicans Of Delaware.
These two committees representing
their respective factions have met
and issued their proposition what
they will do. The Union Republ-
cans submitted their proposition to
the Regulars and they have sent
their answer accompanied by their
proposition. Both factions have
thus far necessarily agreed to dis
ngree
According to an interview given
but Mr.. Addicks Is reported to have
said that the Union Republicans
have built stone wall around the
Regulars and that the Union Re-
publlcans will win 10 the next elec.
tion TO be held,
We are one OF those doubling
Thomas We do not believe at
either faction will have anything
TO crow over alter the votes are
counted on election day.
10 conversation with an employee
in the Federal Service who was at
ne time good worker 10 the Re.
publican ranks, he said, II now
pay my 81 registration fee aud
never 80 near the polls. With an
avowed open fight there VIII be
hundreds OF voters who will never
take the trouble 10 60 TO the polls.
For they would say what is the
use These are the independent
voters who cannot be coaxed or
bought. They would knock YOU
down or kick you out Of their pres
:nce il you should think OF such a
thing as 10 offer them a bribe TO
cast their vote.
The two committees are sure not
10 agree and thus the voters can
reason out for themselves what
they Intend 10 do.
The voters OF whom there are sew
eral thousand, have no say alter
the State Central Committee has
been formed. They have thus abro-
gated the power and sav to mere
handful OF men In their hands or
their actions rests the late OF Re-
publican success in Delaware.
President Roosevelt, it is reported,
hae said that he is Interested IN
Republican SUCCESS in Delaware
lie is the one man who could take
the bull bv the horns and sweep
The coJwebs from the eyes OF il
dozeL or 80 men now 10 control OF
the affairs OF the Republican party.
TWO United States Sen atorIai seats
are vacant in vacant in Washing
ton today as a result OF this bitter
quarrel between the Two I,epubli-
can factions. The RLpuHLlCAN
predicted that there would lie two
RepuhIcan tickets placed in the
held at the coming lection bee ause
Knowing the sentiments OF both
sides it would be Impossible tor any
compromise. SO IRON now GA It
will be dog eat dog.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

= Mrs. Sale A. Wood, OF No. Gn4
West street, died yeste. day, aged 20
years. She was the mother of Mrs.
J. Albert Wood,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

To Cure 0rlp In Two Days.
Teac hers Convention

Laxative Bromo.Q .Qninine removes ths
cause. H. W. Groves signature on every
box. Price .5 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

Lnnk at Eeruuspn's 10 East Second St.
for Easter tiuo,,s,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

WITH The increase Of property
year alter year that paws taxes,
the CITY Treasury is aiwavs at a
low ebb. seldom a year passes
that City Council was not 10 trou.
bic over the finances. Whether the
city hnanceS could lie better mnn-
aged. we know not. Bu: this We
do know, that good SIZED deficit
elhfcs the TAX payers IN tn. face
and the money viii have to be made
up IN some way. Possibly an IN.
crease OF ) or ~ per cent IN the
tax rate Will have TO be ordered by
City council. Thus it has gone on
Ior years, increase in the tax rate.
Ihe property owners glowlcu but
what cared they who had been ap-
pointed TO hear them grow and
take their good money and give
them a receipt for the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25

ACCORDING 10 tn. law, crap shoot.
ing is prohibited and any ne, son
caught playing the game is sure Of
being arrested and lace either the
Judge or deputy Judge aud cough
ing up all his loose coin 10 fine and
costs. 1t is much better rot 10
break the law IN any such pastine.
Gambling at best il, demor allzinu
and not ehc'al 10 the person
who bucks the game. For that
reason 1t would BE- we'll tu instlil
into the minds oil The youth thar
gambling is not respectable and
those who lNduge in IT are looked
down upon by honest persons.
akins chances IN legitimate busi-
ness is ali right because the suppo-
sltlon IS that some value is uiven in
return Tor the money paid Bat
gambling is ali bet. no equivalent
Dolny given IN return. 1t ls purely
a game OF chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
R.H. SCOTT.
3I4 Market Street.
Easter Millinery

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Opening Days for our Faster Millinery. We cxten,
cordial invitation to visit store during this gran,
of millinery art
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

HAZLETON, Pa, June 0.-At their
meeting at Frceland yesterday after
noon the employees of the Delaware,
Susuuehanna and Schuylkill railroad
refused to handle any trains carrying
special officers, deputies or nonunion-
isis. A resolution addressed to Luther
c. Smith. superintendent Of the road,
was adopted. Ii is understood that the
company will not ask the men to CON
tinue doing this work, but will depend
on the Lchigh Valley railroad in the
future to take tIcse special trains from
one coli,ry TO the other. The Iehigh
Valley trainmcn held Il secret meeting
here and decided that they will not
handle any coal mined at the c0llicrics
or any soft zeal sent over the llaZcton
division to diSplace anthracite during
the continuance of the strike.