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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Church Relies From Rome.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. IA pack
age containing the bones and dried
blood of st. Magnus, Il Roman ccnturi-
on. and st. Bonusa, Il Roman virgin.
who were mnrtyred in the time of Ne
ro. has arrived from Rome at the Of
flee of the surveyor of the port in Lou
isvillc. The relics will be placed under
church in this city. They were taken
from the catacomhs more than 300
years ago and have since rested in the
chapel of the Convent OF Agnai, near
Rome
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
THE RAILROAD WINS.
Temporary Injunction Against
Northern Pacific Dissolved.
JUDGE REFUSESSIAYOF PROCEEDINGS
II Ii Held by United states Circuit
Court That the Road Was Act
ing Under Authority Of
Its Charter.

I MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Jan. L.
Judge William Lochren of the United
States circuit court has dissolved til.
temporary injunction issued in the
case Of Peter Power against the North
ern Pacific Railway company by Judge
Elliott Of the district court of Hennc
pin county last Monday.
The injunction which was dissolved
by the order of Judge Lochren re-
strained the Northern Pacific from
issuing any evidences OF indebtedness
to retire the preferred stock of the
stock in any other manner than by the
use of the surplus net earnings Of the
road.
1t also restrained the Northern Pa
citic and it's officers from entering into
any agreement or doing any act by
which the road would be consolidated
or merged through the medium of the
Northern Securities company with the
Great Northern or the Burlington or Ell
ther Of them.
ALtCl tuc uSCISlUIl W dS ulutt orally
by Judge Lochren at the close of u
days argument by the attorneys for
both sides all effort was made by the
PLAINTIFFS attorneys to have the court
fix the amount of bond which would
be required in order to appeal from the
decision and to stay all further pro-
ceedings In the lower court pending
the appeal.
Judge LOchren refused to allow a
supersedeas bond in any amount to be
given.
Judge Lochren held that the North
ern Pacific was acting within the au-
thOrty Of its ch:R'ter. of the contract
entered into between It and its stock
holders as Incorporated in the cer-
tificates Of preferred stock and Of the ,
agreement entered Into Nov. 10 in at
tempting to retire the S75.OO0,OOO Of (
preferred stock. ,
He also held that railroad corpora. :
tions could not do indirectly what the
law prevented them from doing direct. .,
ly and that any method by which con- =
solidation of two or more competing n
and parallel lines would be brought i,
about would be illegal and writ Of In +
Junction would lie to restrain the con- {
of the plan. but that there Il
was nothing in the case as presented
o him that would indicate the stock.
lolders of the Northern Pacific Rail
way company were attempting such q s.
I
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
GOLD IN MADAGASCAR,
Precious Metal Found In Nearly All
Parts of the Island.

Parts of the Island.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-News re.
Gently received from Madagascar indi.
Gates that the island is about to justi-
fy the hopes which have been enter
tained by numerous engineers as re-
CARDS it's mineral resources.
This statement Is made by United
States Consul Brunot. at st. Etienne,
In report to the state department,
dated Dee. 3. Circumscribed u fer-
GUS regions, said to be very rich in
gold. Mr.. Brunot states. are being
worked on the eastern slopes and near
the port Of Manangary. The gold he
says, Is in the form of small nuggets
or Of dust taken from the alluyiaI de-
post carried down by two streams
from neighboring mountain. Mr..
BrunOt says the metal is supposed to
be derived from the disiluGgraton of
rocks situated ut the source of these
streams at point not yet determined
and that there will he found the prn-
cipnl lode. Already. it is stated, two
prospectors have discovered blocks of
quartz which they estimate as capa-
bic Of furnishing four ounces to the
ton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Sacred Heart college, Cohoes, N,
Y, was destroyed by fire.
The funeral Of Senator w. J. Sewell
was held in Camden, N. j.
The report of the New York state
commission In lunacy shows large In
crease In recovery Of insane
NJ. Bunan- varilla, a large stockhold.
er. advised the Panama Canal company
to offer to sell out for $40,O0O,OO0.
The municipal authorities of Paris
have voted 150. .0O0.O 900 francs for CON.
plstion Of metropolitan tramways.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
THE COURTS PROGRESS.
Chinese Ruler to Leave PaOtingfs
Next Week.

Chinese Ruler to Leave PaotIngfa
Next Week.
PEKING, Jan. 1.-The Chinese court
will start by train from Paotingfu Jan.
Z for the capital.
The Gazette publishes an edict re-
counting the massacre at Ningshafu,
in Kansu province, where a missiona-
ry and number Of Christian converts
were reported to have been killed, sup.
posedly by troops under the command
of General Tung, and ordering Chinese
officials to pursue and punish the guilty
outlaws.
1t is undoubtedly true that Belgian
with Chinese converts, oc-
cupy fortified villages in the region
about Nlngshafu, and according to an
report which has reached
the Belgian legation here another mis-.
sionary near Ningshafu has been mur-
lereu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Eastern Men to Buy Pacific UOa d.

SAN FRANCISCO. jan 1.-The Bul-
lctin says the many rulnors regarding
the North Pacific Coast railway seem
at last to be simmering down to the
effect that the road will be purchased
by Colgate, the New York soap manu-.
facturcr; John Martin Of this city and
a group of eastern capitalists. The
price asked by the railroad is $1,000.
600, and it is said that by the middle
Of the month the eastern men will take
control Of the road
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Shot Daughter and Self,

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 1.-At Way
side, fifteen miles north of this city,
George Nroman, postmaster and
leading merchant. shot his six -year-old
daughter and then shot himself Both
died in few minutes without max
ing any statement. VrOmans wife
secured a divorce last week on the
charge of cruelty. and the two daugh-
ters were awarded to her custody.
1t is thought Vroman brooded over
this, and the tragedy is the result.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Gifts For mplOyCpY,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Edward Kemp,
the millionaire druggist, by his will,
just filed for probate, bcqueathed So
900 to employees who have been in his
firm for five years or longer. To his
widow, Augusta, he leaves 100000 and
household effects absolutely and a
country seat of 500 acres in Monmouth
county, N. j., and the eaincomc of the
rest of the estate. At his widows death
his nephews, George and Edward
Kemp, Jr.. are 10 howe Sl0O.GnO each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Mrs, Hobart. New Yenr Girt.

PATERSON, n. j.. Jan. 1.-The
Children's Day nursery here has re.
ceived from Mrs. Jennie r. Hobart,
widow of the late Vice President Ito
bart, a New Years gift In the form
of plot OF land 100 by IS feet in
Paterson. In addition to the land
Mrs Hobart also gives S25.OOo. with
which to erect and furnish completely
Il modern building adapted to the
needs of the nursery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
MAreDnI Mt Ottuyyn.

OTTAWA, Ont. Jan. 1.-Signor Mar
conf was entertained yesterday at
luncheon at the Rideau club by the
members of the cabinet. He is great
ly impressed with the situation of
Sable island as site for a station to
communicate with his wireless cstab-
lishment at Cornwall, England. A
station at this point would also serve
In transmitting warning signals to the
numerous steamers that pass the is
land, known as the Graveyard Of the
Atlantic,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Island Sale to He Consum m n ted

COPENHAGEN. Jan. lit has been
learned upon the best authority that
the treaty between the United States
and Denmark for the sale of the Dan
ish West Indies will b. signed in spite
of the agitation here against such ac-
ton, insomuch as the Danish govern.
men he's given its promise to this end.
The question of a plebsclte will not be
allowed TO interfere in the matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
GNAOline EnRinch For tbe Cyar

MARQUETTE, Mich. Jan. 1.-After
correspondence covering several weeks
n local engine building firm is in re.
ceipt of a formal inquiry from the na-
ernment asking as to when engines
can he shipped to Russia and convey
ing the information that Il large order
will be placed. The engines. operated
by gasoline, are wanted for service on
the cars torpedo boat feet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Greetings to King Christian.

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies.
Jan. IA cable message has been sent
to King Christian of Denmark, signed
by nearly every prominent person on
the island excepting the government
officials, saying, 1--WE. the burghers and
Inhabitants Of st. Thomas, send our
king a submissive New Year greeting"
The government officials sent the king
separate message of greeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
A SECOND ROdy Enund

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. IA Sec
ond body was found by the men work
ing in the tunnel OF water crib No. 3
late yesterday afternoon. Because Of
the danger attending the work prog
ress Is slow, and only the arm of the
body has been uncovered. Further
work will have to be suspended for a
6Ov nr SO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany has notified Is, conductors not to IL.
sue transfers on passes IN future.
The standing oommittos OF the Diocese
oi Delaware has recon mendsd the Rev.
W. ]. Fitz Simon Tor holy orders
Judge Spruanoe yesterday resppointed
J.Newlin GAwthrop and Samuel Il. Bay
nard park commissioner
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Engineers and F;remen Get a Raise.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Jan. 1.-Geucral
Superintendent f. H. Ward of the
Great Northern. u, NJ. Arthur, grand
chief of the Brotherhood of Engineers.
and u. J. linnrahan. first vice grand
master of the iircmen, met at the
Great Northern building last night to
sign the new agreement between the
company and the engineers and fire.
men. This agreement grants an in
crease in wages 10 both engineers and
firemcn, recognizing the contention of
the men that work on the new and
larger engines is worth more than the
old ScalCS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
johnson Declines TreAsurershiD.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.--First As.
sistant Postmaster General Johnson
has declined Il tender made to him by
Governor Voorhees, of the office of
state treasurer Of New Jersey. Mr..
johnson said that, while he appre.
ciated the honor done him, he pre-
ferred to remain in his present posi-
tim
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Heavy ENDORSEMENT Mt Lisbon,

LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch to a
news agency from Lisbon says that a
confidential clerk Of the Credit0 Predial
bank has been arrested, charged with
the cmbez2lement Of f25,O00. 1t ap-
pears that the clerk has long practiced
an ingenious system Of forgeries. A
number of alleged accomplices have al
so been arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
New York Postofflce Make. Record

NEW YORK, jan. 1.-POstmaster
Van COtt announces that for the first
time In the history of the postofiicc the
receipts for the year exceeded $4,000.
900. The amount for the year was $1l,-
02O, ,SG4.O1, showing an increase of ST..
l51,174.32 over the receipts Of 1900.
This is the greatest increase on record,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Fatal Fail From m Tra,n.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 1.--James
Connolly Of 365 Bedford avenue, Brook
lyn, passenger on Cincinnati and
Cleveland express west on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, fell of the train before
1t arrived at the Harrisburg statiyt.
and his life was crushed out on tie
tracks underneath the Mulberry Street
bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Literary Note,

An article which will prove OF tho
widest interest to all those engaged 10
!, ching or who may be interested In edu
pa.lon, is one In the January Cosnopoli-
tan by Elisha Benjamin Andrews, OK.
President Of Brown University, who for
the first time. 10 leading magazins, has
had the courage to show tue great evils 70
suotlug from the private contract school
book system-oduoational officials corrupt
Cd, school books often tho poorest sslect-
Cd. and the prices paid BY the children
themselves OF the hishest-an annual tax
going up into ths millions hioh could DO
very saslly avoided II the proper organ.
assti0n were brought Into this effort,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Lived llH Kanra

OGDENSBURG, N. u, Jan. 1.-Al.
mon Streeter of Rensselaer, Falls the
oldest man In st. Lawrence county, is
dead, aged l07 years. He was life.
long Democrat and is survived by a
large family.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Iran Eurnnces short of GnrI

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. l. Owing to
the inability of the railroads 10 furnish
cnnl cars TO handle coke from the mines
the iron furnaces in this city belonging
10 the Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
company have heen banked for d
definite time
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
RefOrMRtOry Manager Resigns,

ALBANY, Jan. lat the executive
chamber the announcement Is made of
the resignation of Thomas Sturgis of
New York city as manager Of the Elml-
ra reformatory. The resignation takes
effect at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
TURNED OVER
SURPLUS.

| ~ W dtti FtSA
terday turned over its surplus to
city Council, which amounted to
$lOl4l.1O. This is $4,000 less
than council expected when it fixed
the tax rate.
At the meeting yesterday the
balance in bank was reported at
$42, 1862, but ont of this large
number of bills had to be paid.
The board held special meeting
on Monday and passed over the
protest CT City Auditor Boughman
the bills he refused to approve.
Ihes" bills We're for refitting the
old post office as home for the
Water Department, work on the
Rockford water tower, the purchase
Of iron pipe and various other sup
plies. The monthly payroll, of
$4,000 and the quarterly payroll
OF 1925 were also paid, and when
this was done the surplus amount
ed to S1O,l4l.1O, and a check was
drawn for that amount.
The question OF discounts for
the coming year was also agreed
upon at the meeting yesterday. No
change was made in the discounts
granted last year, although there
had been considerable talk about
it. The department has a large
quantity Of work in prospect for
the coming year and felt that it
would not be wise to make great
er discount than the public now
enjoys. The resolution fixing the
discount states that on all bills
paid during January rebate of
70 per cent. will be allowed and
10 per cent. rebate on bills paid in
February. After that month the
bills will have to be paid accord
ing to the amount on their face.
There is a prospect that although
no change was made in the dis
counts, the revenues of the de-
partment will fall off some during
the year, owing to the fact that
many meters are being installed.
BY putting meters in, some houses
that how pay S32 or more water
rent, that amount is cut in half
and i'll some instances less, for
there are few private dwellings,
that 60 above the minimum charge
of the meter service. Some of the
houses which pay S15a year will, .
not have to pay more than $40
lnder the meter service, therefore
here Is prospect that some of
he revenues of the board will be
'ultailed i'll this way.
This surplus turned over to the
'onncil yesterday is the smallest
hat the board has ever made. The
urpluS for 1900 was S36,544.73.
therefore, the surplus for this year
: more than $4,000 less than
iven to Council for the preceding
ear. The decrease in the surplus
largely due to the many i'm
roVements made by the depart
lent During the year the Rock
'rd water tower was completed
nd in addition to this the new
'r@e pump was installed at the
o"' Spring Station, and it cost
u lderahle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

A meeting viii be neld In the Single
Tax room, No. 6l0h Market street. 8
o 'clock this evening 10 organize the Pro
iective Shoe makers Union OF Whining
ton. There will he severai speakers from
Philadelphia who will speak Of tho adyan
tages Of organised labor aud kindred sub
lectA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Torpedo Boats Accented,

WASHINGTON, Jan l.-Tht ~
department announces the final ad(
apcr Of the torpedo boats Barney a.
Bauiey, built at the Bath tMe.) wOrke
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Go dey College Open Tonfgue

The Goldey College Office, second
floor Institute Building, Market
street, corner Eighth. will be open
tonight Tor the reception of visitors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

al had q running Itching sore on my
10y. Suffered tortues. Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and itohing instan
ly aud quickly affected permanent cure
c. W. Lsnhart. Bowling Green, ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
DOTS.

Deputy Revenue Collector Daniel Bur
ton hns iecetved ssupply OF legacy blanks
which will be distributed to tho different
probate courts Of the stute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Chicken Thjcycs Caught .

Elkton, Nd. Dec. 3l-For tho past
several weeks farmers near Childs station
have been troubled by poultry thieves.
Farmer James Hartnvtt captured Dan
lei S aring in the act Uf carrying away
turkeys. 10 day at bearing befose Mag
istra'e =. NJ Groves. iu Elkson. hs ooa
ts,sed and implicated his bro her. David
Starting and Two white men, Thomas
Woodrow and Harry Downhanl, Davi1
Startling was held III t40o bail and Cd
remaining three in &l4lD bail for court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Police Chief Murphy Resigns

New York. Dec. 81 - Police Comn,id h
sioner Michael c. Murphy sent -
nation to Mayor Vau Wyck
elect Lows nDpo'ntec, Colo
will take charge OF the d
noon to m OrroW,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

Iayltr and Fulisrton's Elixir Bark
and Iron Tor that tired feeling. W. q.
Taylor a02 King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Low Sells Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Dec. 3l.-As Mayor Of
Greater New York. Seth Low will
decline to hold stock in any concern
which has dealings with the city
government in the remotest wav. IL
was learned this morning that he had
disposed oi over a million dollars
worth of securities In various iinan-
cial and other institutions which
might seek or desire 10 b. city deposi
tories.
Iapv Of these stocks he has had
foxG and criticism for him on
accolIil, ,A>thes' holdingSf0
be easy. but 10 b. aisolut L.
self from the least obligation he has
made clean sweep The stocks and
bonds lie as diSI,oscd Of are of a gilt.
edge order. MaAy of them were In.
hcritcd from his father and had
stood in the family from the time
the companies were orgauilcd. They
cannot be duplicated as income pro.
ducerS, 1t is said.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

Accidents come with distressing fire.
quency ou tho farm Cuts, bruises, stinRs
ard srrans. Dr. Thomas Eclsctric OIL
relieves he pan instantly. Never safe
"a Uithhnur il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

BRAZIL ON Balm. only cure on earth for
catarrhal consumption. 60c. and tl.O1
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Canned meats, weak.
Bacon ard hams, firm.
Lard, weak.
BUILDING PERMITS.

Chang Chan, 2-story wood stores and
lodging, $4,000; makai side of Pauah
near River street.
c. A. Long, 2-story wood stores $500
mauka Waikiki corner Beretania and
Achi lane.
Mrs j. da Costa Wood. 1-story dwell
ing; makai side of Punckbowl road,
above Mormon church.
Fred Harrison, 2-story brick and iron
stores and offices; mauka Eva corner
King and Fort streets.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED IN DIS
TRICT COURT.
Lum Che VS.. Hop Yuen. asst; judg.
for plaintiff, $21s.S7.
Macfarlane & Co. Ltd. VS.. d. Collins,
asst; judgment for plaintiff, .$4S.7S.
J. j: Belser VS.. L. Kaaloa, asst; iudg-
ment for plaintiff, 5000.
H. Hackfeld & Co. Ltd. VS.. W. H.
Kailimai, Thos. Gandall, Jas. Aud Jr.,
Alex Aud. Sol. Pahia ct AL, doing bust
ness as Kakaako Family Store; judg-
laent for plaintiff, s2456s.
SUGAR..
Williams, Dimond & Co. write as fol-
lows, under date of Oct. 9, to f. A.
Schaefer & Co.:
Sugar-No changes have since occur
red in the local market or for export,
prices established March 9Th, with sup
Elementary list of September 18th, still
being in force.
Basis-No sales since last advices;
consequently basis for 96 degrees CEN
trifugals in New York. established by
transaction recorded Bird ult. remains at
3.4375c; San Francisco 3.06s5c. ~
London Beets-October 9TH and 9th,
rs 11@d.
New York Refined-No change.
London Cable-October 4th, quotes
Java No. Is D. S. IS Sd; fair refining rs
Sd; same date last year, 9s 41sd and SIS
Sd respectively. November beets rs;
against rs Sad corresponding period
last year. gfa
Eastern and Foreign Markets-The
views of buyers and sellers are apart,
and an absence of transactions is q.
feature of the raw sugar market, ac-
cording to latest mail advices from
New York under date OF 4th inst Re-
fners appear well supplied for their
immediate wants and apparently evince
little interest in the situation in Eu-
rope, where the market has fiuctuated
to some extent with an upward ten
dency owing to continuance of unfa-
vorable reports regarding the weather.
No special Indications in refined. Five
steamer cargoes of Jayas arrived late
ly. ="
Latest Statistical lPosition-Willet &
Gray report October 2. United States
four ports in all hands, estimated Ocfo-
Der 1, Isl, 945 tons, against 159,360 tons
same date last year. Six ports Cuba
estimated September 80, 12S.000 tons
against 1888 tons corresponding period
last year. United Kingdom estimated
September q, $4,000 tons against 1885,
704 tons same date last year Total
stock in all principal countries by cable
October 2, at latest uneven dates, L.
659,945 tons. against 7SS,712 tons; tn
crease over last year, 920,23S tons.
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The most important commercial news
OF the week is the call issued by C.
Brewer & Co, sugar agents, for special
meetings of the stockholders of Wal
luku, Hawaiian Agricultural, Onomea
and Honomu Sugar Companies to be
held on Saturday next at the office of
the agents for the purpose of consid-
ering a plan for the organization of a
new corporation to be known as The
Hawaiian Securities Company, with a
proposed capitalization of twelve mil
lion dollars. The shares will be of the
par value of one hundred dollars each,
and Of the enc hundred twenty thou
sand shares, one-half. or sixty thou
sand, are TO be preferred stock, TO be
entitled to seven per cent. non-cumu-
lative dividends, and the remaining
shares are to be common stock to be
paid such dividends as the earnings
will authorize, after the dividends on
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the preferred stock have been paid. The
stock of the company is to be exchang-
ed with the holders of the stock of the
four plantations included in the plan,
on the basis of two shares of preferred
and two shares of common stock for
one share of Hawaiian Agricultural;
two and half shares each of preferred
and common stock for one share of
Wailuku; two and one-half shares of
the present Onomea stock for one share
of preferred and one share of common
stock in the new corporation, and one
share of preferred and one share of
common stock for each share of Ho-
nomu. The equalization of dividends,
and the listing of the greater corpora
ton on the New York Stock Exchange
are the chief advantages to De gained
through amalgamation.
On October 14th there was fled for
record a deed from John X Summer,
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Telephone Main 1876. p. o. Box tSs.
hawaiian
Japanese BallaSting Go.

Office:
1913 Smith ST., near King.
Filling In material either earth Oh
coral, furnished at very low price.
as we have large stock on hand.
CONCRETE WORK guaranteed. ana
done at very low price.
BLACK AND WHITE SAND solo
from s1.5o to s1.75 per cubic yard, de-
livered.
Special low price II CRUSHED
ROCK of all grades from No. to No.
5, or rock sand.
COMMON DRAY, $500 per day.
LARGE DRAY, $500 per day.