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The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
CANAL NEGOTIATIONS
Steps For Acquisition of Title
to Begin Soon
FEATURES or THE TREATY OUTLINED.
4 First Payment to Colon lsia OF ST.
OO0, ,OC1 In Guld-Complctc Poiit-
icnl Sovereignty Net to Re
Insisted ON.

( WASH NGTON, July 5.--Ih- ucgp.
| tiltiOns for the treaty between the
United States and Colombia by which
| we will acquire the right to build the
| Panama canal will begin in about one
week, Minister CUncha Of Colombia
! having conferred with Secretary Hay
OH the prciimsarieS of the ncgOtia.
tons. M. Hay will be out Of the city
for the next few days, and on his re-
turn the negotiations will begin. Minis
ter Concha has been fully clothed with
Authority to proceed with the treaty.
Tire main features of the treaty are
pretty well settled, as the protocol
signed some time ago was quite full in
setting forth the prospective arrange
mcnt in case congress acted favorably
Oh tie Panama route.
The amount to be paid Colombia for
a REIMBURSEMENT of exclusive rights to
the United States will be 81 100000 In
gold, payable on the exchange of rati-
6cati0ns of the treaty, and in addition
Colombia is to receive an annuity at
the end of fourteen years, to be deter
mined by mutual agreement at that
time. This annuity is expected to be
100000 year as the immediate pay
mcnt of $7,OOO,000 covering the period
of the next fourteen years is cOnsid-
cred basis for fixing the annual rent
al at 100000. In transferring the
rights of Colombia to the United States
tile language used by the act Of con-
gross will be followed to a considcra-
bic extent, and there will he a transfer
Of such jurisdiction over the six mile
zone as w4epcrmit The exercise Of
American authority, with American
courts, sanitary officers, police, etc.
The question of transferring COM
plctc political sovereignty is about the
only point which could raise Obstacles
to the negotiations, but it is expected
that this point will he avoided, as the
act of congress appears to contemplate
a transfer # jurisdiction and not
transfer of political sovereignty.
The Colombian officials in Washing
ton look forward to successful con-
summation of the negotiations. They
say. however, that there is far less
popular demand in Colombia for the
Panama canal than there Is in Nicara-
qua for the Nicaragua route, and this
apathy may delay the conclusion of
negotiations. The treaty will have to
be ratified by the United States senate
and the Colombian congress before it
becomes effective.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Heath in so Ia Water Tank,

Philade! p hia.- A terrific report
from the drug store OF Isaac Sup
plee, No. 1855 North Twentieth
street. started the residents OF the
neIghborhood early yesterday NOR.
ming. On account Of the day the no.
ise was supposed to b. the explo.
sion :. giant fireeraker, and its
cause was not investigated. Later
on the body OF Joseph Chaplain, the
colored porter employed about the
place. was lound 10 cellar beside
shattered sod a water tank.
Chaplain was esgaged 10 gcrcr-
ating carbonic acid gas by m king
marble dust with hydrochloric acid,
as was his custom on certain davs
OF the week. He made the error OF
over.eharsing the tank. with the
result that the explosion followed.
A large fragment Of the tank was
driven into his abdomen, Causing
instant death. Chaplain was 25
yea re- old and lived at No. 1920
Woodstock street.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Shot His wife.

DETROIT. Mich, July 5.--Mrs. An
ma Mach Of 200 Garfield avenue was
the victim of an early morning Fourth
Of July fatality. Her husband, John
Mach, at midnight went out into the
street and fired his revolver several
times and says he supposed lie emptied
all the chambers, but half an hour
later when he had returned to the
house and was handling the gun. an
other cartridge was discharged, the
bullet taking effect in Mrs: Mach's left
breast. The woman died in few min
utes, and Mach is detained by the pO-
lice pending an investigation of his
story.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Bulgarian BriEnnds Killed.

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 5.-A de-
taclment of Turkish troops recently
surrounded a band Of Bulgarian brig
ands at Patili, in the viIayet of Mon
astir. Thirty Bulgarians were killed.
The remainder were made prisoners.
Briganduge Is spreading alarmingly
in Monastir. TurkO-Bulgarian compli-
cations are threatened in consequence
of the forcible removal of the flag and
coat of arms from the Bulgarian agen-
cy at Series, Roumelia. Bulgaria has
demanded satisfaction within three
days.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
SATURDAY, July 5, ,oo1.

GEN RALLY the most active in
politics are these who expect to pro-
fit by it. Few men are i'll politics
for their health. That is why the
fight i'll the Republican party in this
State is kept up. The leaders are
determined rhar if they cal'tniatat9
the policy Ut the party, no one else
shall. They do not care one lota
about the success OF the party If
they can't prohr by it. There are
dozens of Republiyilns who are par
ty men for revenue only. Peculiar
methods are employed III politics.
The law is openly broken and the
officers openly detirl. Some polltl-
clans are all powerful for a time and
others are powerful through Il pull
they have on the bigger politicians.
1t IS a wheel within Il wheel, with
the public doing the voting and the
other fellow walking off with the
spoils. The coming campaign prom
ises to be a personal one. The aver
age voter don't believe ha what he
reads about the candidates and votes
to suit himself. Times have chang
ed and so have the voters. Some
have their price, bnt there are hun
dreds who can't be bought.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
President Palma COHErntuiates.

HAVANA. July 5.-President j. Palma
In letter to United States Minister
Suuicrs said: Il share with the people
of the United States the happiness
they enjoy in celebrating this holiday,
the anniversary of the independence
of the thirteen English colonies, which
by TIE blessings Of democratic inSti-
tuttons ami the lOV" Of liberty have
reached the hi"h"st STANDARD and bave
become one Of the most powerful m.
that the American people will forever
enjoy the greatest prosperity and hap
ninpSs"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
The Village Of Broagl shane.
(Co. Antrim IrCland).

GO. Antrim lrClanD.
Thinking of my native land
Though years have passed away
1t comes as fresh to memory
AS if it We're today
| otttimes think of the old homo
And no one can me blame
For it's the place where | was born
Near the village of BrOughshane.
Many were the happy days
spent by the Braid River
Although Pm far away today
Forget it will | never
Were to live hundred years
I'd love it just the same
It's dear to me as dear can be
The Village of Broughshane.
Down along this river bank
Lies Race View Spinning Mill
And when | think of that dear old
spot
My heart does oftimes fill
It's there the linen white is made
And bleached along the plain.
This Factory's light tillumes the night
Near the Village of Broughshane.
There's the lofty slamish mountain,
A glorious signt to SEQ
And in the summer season
No prettier sight can be
In the month of June when heathe"
bloom
And larks sing their refrain
This scenery rare beyond compair
Near the village of Broughshane.
d nd when you climb to Sla,nish top
And view the sights around
A splendid country you behold
With smooth and fertile ground
Where fields Of Flax do brightly
bloom
Along with waving grain
Each mornings dew makes all
things new
Near the village of Broughsha1s.
'Thc Beauties Of my native land
No Poet Ger can pen
Another spot nr'rr forget
Is Willystnnc Old Glen
Where warb!trs sing their notes 80
gay
Aud echoes sweet refrain
Naught can compare With beauty
rare
Near the Village Of Brouyhshane
ROBERT l., MAGEE,
Wilmington, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Rcuatta on the Schuylkill,

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.--The peo-
pies Fourth of July regatta was held
on the national course Of the Schuyl-
kill river in Fairluount park under tile
joint auspices Of the city Of Philadcl-
phia and the SchuylkiI navy of Phil
adelphia The weather was beautiful,
the course smooth, the crowds large,
and the regatta In every way was a
success. The distance WINS 4 mile and
half straight away. OF the ten events
Philadelphia clubs captured eight and
New York two.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
ELL ca Rrukc HxecOrtIA.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July b.--1iar.
~ Elkes of Glens Fails, n. Y, broke
worlds records in his twenty-five mile
motor paced race with Bobby Walt
hour at the Colosseum last night. Tic
full distance was made IN Bonn. Al 2.as..
fifteen seconds faster than he previous
mark. The i've AID fifteen mile rec
ords were lowered several seconds. and
his fastest lui.p WIS done IN i'm
81 los. WaiinoUr lost mis- pace in the
first mile md was defeated by n mile
and two laps.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Winner Of the Realization.

NEW YORK, July 5.--The Lawrence
Realization, the richest three-ycar old
stake in the east, was run yesterday at
Shccpshead Bay, and 10000 persons
saw II. G. McLewee & Co.'S Major
Dangerleld, favorite in the betting at
to 8, win in a gallop and lower The
Friar's record for mile and 5 fur
longs from 2:4S 2-5 to 2:47 3.5.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
A NOTED PHYSICIAN
Doctor Wanata, of Lansing, M.,ch.,
Says There is Nothing in the Materia Medica that
Equals Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Com
pound for the Cure of Woman's Ills.

"DEAR NR PNKHAM:Te honest intelligent physician above
the SCHOOL, Whatever best in each should be used matter
to what school physician belongs matter OF conscience
only prescribe the best and know and have that there
nothing i'll Natea Medica which equals Lydia Pinhham's Vege-
Compound in of female disorders uuleangy
prescribe it, and have yet been sorry.
81 know nothing better for ovarian troubles and for falling of
the ulccIation absolutely restores the affected parts
their normal condition quicker and better than anything else have
who to-day mothers
children and while tie medical profession looks down upon ten
have learned instead to lookup to the healing potion by whatever
be known. my fellow physicians dared tell the TRUTH hundreds
Of them would voice my sentiments" WANATA lansing Mich
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Panhandle ItGnh blocked,

COLUMBUS, O., Jnly 5.--rhe main
line of the Panhandle railroad has
been blocked for several hours by sert-
ous wnshouts Mt Hanover forty miles
cnst of Columbus. At that place the
water fell in torrents, and Sand cut for
q distance Of 400 feet was washed full
of saud from! three TO nine feet deep.
Five hundred men and four work
trains were son: ont from here at once
- make the repairs.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
CcrtcOrnrl For Gaynor and Green.

QUEBEC. July 5.-An unusually
large crowd was present yesterday in
court when Judge Caron ascended the
bench to render judgment in the Gay
nor-Girecn case. The judgment was
short one and was satisfactory for
the accused, as Judge Caron granted
the motions made by their counsel for
writs Of ccrteorari addressed to Extra.
dition Magistrate Lafontaine, ordering
him to produce without delay all doc.
uments in his possession and In rela.
ton to these cases before the superior
court here.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

Vanaa says Physicians dared open hum
dre of them would acknowledge that they constantly prescribe Lydia
Compound of female ills,
they know by experience that be relied upon effect
Women who troubled with painful irregular menrnton,
backace boatg atulc lcucoIpa, falling inflammation
liberation the troubles that bearing down feeng
dizziness lnc indigestion pIostIaion the blues should
take immediate action to ward off the serious and be
restored perfect health and strength by taking Lydia Pin1'ams
Vegetable Compound and then write to Mrs Pnkham Lynn Mass,
for further free advice No living person has had such and
successful treating female ills She has guided thousands
health Every suffering and follow
Lydia f. Pnklan,s Iegetabic Compound has carried hundreds
of through the periods Of child bearing and change of life in
perfect comfort and safety
A
proof o fact must regarded with This the record OF F
PnkhamS Vegetable equalcd
other medicine the world has produced
to
something which good That impossible
other medicine of yda f. PiEkhamS Ecge
table Compounds with medicines
uNsAE1es Published obtaining Writer'S es per
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Rainfall In Texas,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July "a
splendid rain has just fallen here, the
precipitation reaching an inch and a
half. This is the first rain for over a
month, and, while 1t came too late to
benefit corn, it will be vastly beneficial
to cotton and grass. The rain was gen
eral In this section.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
soJdjeyS' S,ul.nin"nt bt tdi'at'o

SYRACUSE, y. Y. July 5. At fah''
us. in this county, yesterday the moil'''
mont 60 the soldiers and sal . Of the
civil war. costing $i5OOD, presented by
former Congressman James J, b"i"ch
md erected on the site Of his birth
Mace. was dedicated. The orator OF the
doy was Abraham GuIhcr OF New
SanL
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Fatal Trolley Collision.

FINDLAY, o.. July 5.-Two cars col.
iided last evening on the Toledo, Eos.
toria and Findlay traction line be-
tween Findlay and Fostoria, killing a
conductor and seriously njuring eight
or ten people, three of whom, it Is be-
lieved, are fatally injured.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
IL i MANLlE TO YOU

mn d say some other salvs, ointment, lo-
II "n. OIL or alleged healer Is as good rs
Bncklen's ArniCa Saivo, toll him thirty
years OF marvellous cures OF Piles. burns
Boi!a, Corns, Fcious, Ulcers Gu ). S;cGlda
Bruises aud skin eruptions prove rs the
best and cheapest. 20 cents Ut N. b.
Danfor tbs drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
NEED hlO RE HIP.

Often the over. axud organs Of digos
tion city out tor help by ~. .pepssu's pnins
Nausen, DlEliusss, Headaches. Lver com
plant Dowei ui orders. SuGh troubles
cal tor p! ompt usa W DR.. Kings New
Lii, pms. 1hry ara gentle, thorough
aud guaranteed to cure. 2Ap. at y. Is.
DAutotth's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
SuOyystOrm In WyOminu,

EVANSTON, WyO., July Snow
has been falling here for twrn'".f"ur
hours, and in the mountains it :
the ground to depth CT three h ",A
inches. The mercury fell to freezing
nnint,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
Fatal CbicaRo Accidents,

CHICAGO, July 5.--Three persons
were killed and two others painfully
wounded while celebrating the Fourth,
and a sixth had his hand shattered BY
Il glnnt tireGraCker.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

THE more light given on the light
subject, the i"-- the people know
about it. But one thing they do
know is that they are not having
lights during tine present time aud
the city has iuotAer law suit on its
hands. The Republicans unfOrtu-
nately hay" entirely to- much litl-
CATION on their hands But as long
o. they pay tn" bills AMI don't kick,
that much longer they will have to
defend useless law suits
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

THE automobile has been the cause
OF some fatal accidents. The City
Council of Philadelphia has passed
an ordinance providing for a maxi
mum speed OF seven miles an hour,
within the territory bounded by
Vine street, South street, Sixteenth
street and the Delaware river.
TIE Freia Pres5e has ceased to
come OFT daily and until further
notito will appear twice a week.
Want OF business ne.essitatel the
1an9e.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

Hives are Il terrible torment to
the little folks, and to some older
oLes. Easily cured. Doan's Oint-
ment never fails. Instant relief,
permanent cure. At any drug store
80 cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

ONE Of the reside hts Of Dover
was arrested and fined $2.lj for al.
lowing chickens to run on the street
Dover is getting more like New
York every day. The capital IS an
excellent place 10 die in and that is
one reason why the Legislature is
held there. Still there are some in
dividuals who want another chancs
to spend part Of 50 days there at IS
q laY.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

Diphtheria relieved in twenty
minutes. Almost miraculous. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

THE Fourth of July was spent in
various ways in this city. 1t was
one Of the quietest for years. The
big cannons, guns and pistols were
a thing o. the past, and shooting
crackers and torpedOes seemed to
lack their old time snap. The cars
were well patronized and the parks
did rushing business. Big crowds
attended the ball games at the South
side grounds. Several alarm; of
fire were struck wiCh saal damage
reported. The fireworks at the
Country Club and the BroOme Street
Heights were much enjoyed by
thousands. 1t was an ideal day and
everyone appeared to enjoy them
selves.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At PhiladephiaWa Washington, ]; Phila-
delphia., s. SECOND same-Washington 8;
Philadelphia. r.
At Boston--Baltm0re, 5; Boston, 5. Sec
ond game-Baltimore 4 Boston, S.
: At Chicago 2 Chicago, 10.
Second same--ClGveland, z; Chicago. 3.
At Detroit-St. Louis, 8, Detroit, 4. Sec-
ond Eame-St. Louis. l; Detroit. 2
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

TIE Democratic State Convention
has been called to meet at Dover On
Tuesday, July 10th, for the nomi-
nation Of candidates for Rerre>en-
tatives in Congress, state Treasurer
and State Auditor. The contention
is made that the convention canuy.
be legally held. 1t remain5 to be
seen what Willard Salisbury aAl
the Kenney Democrats tAiuk abDlt
the matter. some Interesting de-
velopments are expected before Tie
convention Is held.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05
bASEBALL SCORES.
DANES Played Yesterday In the NJ.
tlOnal and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

second ptsbu2s rsSgs
AT Chicago Boston, 3; Chicago, /, Sec
ond game-Bostor, 6. Chicago, 2
g. At St LouIs,New York, Z, St Louis 7.
At CINCINNATI Philadelphia, 2; Cincin-
natl, I. Second game-Ph!ladelphia ..
Cincinnati
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

TIE cunditi,s. De- r.lWari is
~ urh Ictt,r ai.u h,. r. UUu>lnerrd ON
III" higlr,ud to recovery and will
~, nv" to he crowned King of Eng
lnll.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

II all the merchants could come
to the conclusion thtt they wouldu' t
lose busir ess they NoU4i close at
noon on Thursday Several Of the
merchants signed Il petition to close
Thursdays al noon during July and
August There il no reason VIII y
all the store keepers cannot follow
suit.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

THE Rev. i. kci nhnrdt, retired
c!ergyIn an Of MantOwop, Wis has
had his graYo dug and a sandstone
tombstone incrit"t with ms name
ana birth and space for DEATH He
thea took to his h.l Hui his death
il looked for any IN
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05


TIE temperature yesterday was
all that the s"u-GOre hotel keGp'l2
could desir,. aul several 1Apl>all
people took advantage OF Fri lay
being a holiday and spent the bli-
ance of the week at the Scashpr2.
The seashorn season j. now On in
earnest and the hotel men and the
boarding house keepers mast make
their rent while this Wn"n spell
lasts. The season Promises t. bo &
snOr. one.
TAKE a walk on Sixth street and
note how pleH>r.i tn" TAX payers
look as they leave the collectors Of
fee. Last year the rate WAS high
enough and this year the tax rate is
the Same but til, assessment il from
20 to 100 per cent higher. There Is
no appeal from the taxes due TINS
month. The best way 70 t. pay II
and then vote for thepUrty that will
reduce the tax rate.
MARSHAL SnoRT still holds Oh to
his Office Notwithstanding his name
was withdrawn for rr-app"intm"nt
by Congressman Bail. There are
plenty Of Wilmington Republicans
who would fill the office as creJlta.
bly, as Mr.. Shore. II is not good
politics to allow the present encum-
bent to holt over 50 long. We had
hoped the new Marshall would be
appointed before Congress adjourn
ed
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

HONkEMFiiu A&rH IL. tArAHii
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q. llGntgUnor fL. y
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

THERE have been enough girls
graduated from the High SrhOo, to
fl all the positions i'll our pubic
schools for the next fifty years
Dozens have given up in despair Of
ever reaching the goal Of their am
bition and have taken to other par
suits. School teaching is one Of the
over crowded Professions.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-05

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18
Ore Smelted by Electricity.
m the Milwaukee Free Press.


Vesselmen will watch with interest the
outcome of an experimental smelling plant
to be erected al Sault Ste. Marie Mich, for
IL the claims Of F. E Hatch Detroit in
ventor, are true, the tremendous iron ton
mage of Lake Superior will not be sent to
Lake Erie for treatment, but will De con-
verted into iron and steel by the power Of
Lake Superior's waters. The Hatch Electro
Smelling Company, formed by a combina-
ton of Detroit men to push the Hatch pro-
cesses has contracted for 200 HORSEPOWER
from the Clergue canal, and a site has been
selected for the plant, in which the electric
smelling project will be tested
Inventor Hatch, during long series Of
laboratory tests, has reduced many kinds of
ore by electrolysis. He claims that all ores
will submit to the process and at a saving
over present methods of nearly half If his
claims justify the Detroit capitalists in
vestment in the new company capitalized
at $500 900, a revolution in smelling will re-
suit
Sault Ste Marie is but half as far from
the sources of the ore as are the smelters
of the present day, and success in electro
smelling there means that twice the amount
of ore could be transported by the fleet
now in the ore trade, and that with the
present equipment the output of iron and
steel on the Great Lakes would be doubled
Along with the development of the new in
dustry would come the Introduction of a line
of steamers to carry iron and steel from
the producing works to Buffalo and Geor-
gian Bay ports. D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18
Treasures From Pompeii.
from the Philadelphia Ledger.


For the first time millionaire art collect
ors are to have an opportunity Of buying
treasures which were buried by the same
eruption Of Vesuvius that destroyed Pom
pef In the little village of Boscoreale at
the foot. of Vesuvius, and between Ma Piles
and Pompeii, a wonderful find on private
property has been made. 1t consists of
splendid frescoes and unique art treasures.
The frescoes are said to far exceed in
value anything yet found, and in their de-
sign to show breadth of treatment hitherto
unknown in the frescoes of this period. In
one tomb was found a tortoise shell disc
which some suppose to have been a mirrir
but as tortoise shell is very inferior re-
back of a mirror of silver plate On bronze
of which ancient mirrors were so often
made. But the great interest of this disc
Is not what 1t was used for, but that it is
the first find Of tortoise shell in any form
in these excavations and the question now
arises where did it come from, for the pres
ent day supply comes from Zanzibar and
the West Indies.
They have also made the interesting dis
covery that electrum gold alleged with sill
ver) was known in pre-Hellenic times. A
second specimen of the sphynx or Pandean
pipe has been found. This Is the original
form of the modern organ. The example
just found is large enough to be blown by
bellows or windbag. like bagpipes, which
are still to be seen In their original form in
the streets of Naples, at Christmas time,
when peasants from the surrounding coun-
try come into the town with them A
small statue of PerSeuS has also been found
Up to this time 1t Is the unique specimen
of that subject in. ancient sculpture.