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column OF THk EILswoaIa AMERICAN, and !
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Grandma q. comes next With some
added thoughts 10 the same line-of the
weary but loving home workers. We AL
thank her for Der kind letters which eon.
tain so many help:ai suggestions from her
past ex perience:
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
SHOOT WANTS
SENATORSHIP.
Utah Legislature Said to
Favor Mormon Leader for
High Office.
OPPOSITION DEVELOPS.
Anti-Mormon Fight Likely to
be One Of the Features at
Washington This
Winter

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 1.-The big
sGlt that was wagcd in congress about
our years ago over the seating of Brig
Jam Roberts in the house of represent
| ltives because Of his Mormon religion
| lids fair TO be renewed and fought
! with increased bitterness when the
| Iinh legislature names Apostle Reed
| intoot as its senatorial representative
The present legislature of the Nor
non State has been elected in the i'll
crest of Apostle SnOOt and there is
title doubt that he will be named for
he senate. Already a movement is ull-
Ter way to prevent the seating of the
Ipostle. The Salt Lake Ministerial u.s.
ociaiol is organizing To max" Il Vrhr.
uent opposition to his taking Il place in
he upper house on the ground that
SntOot as an apoStl is sworn to preach
'ulyEamy rs one of the triiets of the
Lormon church and that FOX that rea-
on he cannot coGsciciltiouSIy take the
mth TO support the constitution and
avs of the country.
Slnoot has announced that no threats
II opposition can frigltcn him into
Withdrawing and that II" will fight for
III; rights to the bitter end.
The Telegram prints the following in
erview with Apostle Reed Sm0ot.
is it true" WAS asked Mr.. Smoot.
that you have secured permission Of
he church to make the race for the
enutOrship:"
Il have secured the individual per
nission Of my associates. The church
las nothing to do with it,"
"Nhat are your views on polygamy"
'The church is living strictly in ac-
:ordance with the manifesto, and |
foted for and approved the SamG."
''liavc You ever practiced or counte-
ianced polygamy|
Il never prActiccd polyglmy"
did you believe in polygalnr before
he manifesto WAS jS>updt"
AS an American citizen | claim the
light to believe ~ | please. ST. long as
does not interfere with the rights Of
tay other citizen"
Are not some Of the apostles still
Tacticing poiygamy:'
THAT is Il matter Of which know
lOtling."
"What are your Views IN the action
II congress i'll refusing 10 seat i. IL.
.uhcrtSt'
.. think Mr.. Roberts should have
>p,m seated first and tried LATER"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
BENDER SET FREE.
Man Twice Sentenced to Auburn in Cole.
brated Murder Case

| AUBURN, n. Y, Nov. i.-Twice SEN
| fenced to Auburn prison. once for life
Tor murder in the second degree, John
| V. Bender of Utica has been made a
free man and will again have the free.
| dom of the outside life that has been
denied to him for SO long. For many
years the Bender case has been called
TO the attention of the public at vari-
Gus times, and recently it was reawak-
enrd when the case was taken into the
courts.
Bender was proprietor of house in
Deeriicld, short distance from Utica.
In Utica in 1887 Bender shot and killed
Thomas Gray. He was found guilty
of murder in the. second degree, and OH
April 80 OF the same year he was re-
ccircd in Auburn prison to serve a life
sentence. On May II, 1898, Governor
Flower committed his sentence to ten
years, subject to the usual commuta-
ZION of three years and six months on
sentence Of that length for good BIZ,
h0Yior.
On Oct. 80, 1893, after serving six
years and six months, Bender was re-
leased from the prison. He went back
to Utica, became involved in a row
there and shot man. He was con-
victed of assault in the second degree
after prior conviction, and the Judge
sentenced him to five years and eight
months in the Auburn prison, which
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
HARNESS GLACIAL WATER
Boston Engineers Unds,tlke a Great Work
al Tacoma.

BOSTON, Noy.7-flngilieer are be-
Ing sent from this city to Tacoma and
Seattle to begin work on project
which has for its chief aim the har-
Messing of the waters of the Payallup
glacier on Mount Tacoma, state of
Washington, for commercial purposes.
1t is claimed that if successful this
will be the first instance where glacial
waters have been used directly TO pro.
vide power. Stone n Webster of Bos-
ton, who have installed a great many
street railways in all parts of the co,ln-
try, are undertaking the work in order
to provide the cities Of Tacoma and
Seattle with electric light and power,
The plan is TO construct from the
glacier numc fourteen miles long
through which head of water will
flow sufficient 10 generate 10000 horse
power. The wafer in running through
the tiump will drop 500 feet and
through prnstocks will be diverted in
to turbines connected with electric gen
orators. three phase alternating cur
rent Will be transmitted at high volt
age to Tacoma and Seattle.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
rood Needed In phiIiDDines

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-On oct. %
cable message was received at Tie
war department from Governor Taft
saying that the food situation in the
Philippines was serious and would be
for few months on account of the
loss Of crops and that relief was neces-
sary. The governor suggested the Dos
siblity Of sending a shipoad of sup
piles from San Francisco or Portland
to be purchased by the insular govern
mcnt. He asked for prices of hour,
and they were sent him at once. lie
has made no further request.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.--Conlirm-
ing previous reports, the Call says: "a
deal is practically accomplished for the
amalGamation of all the extensive
Touring interests on the Pacific coast.
1t will take In the large plants Of
Washington, Oregon and California
and Will call into existence one large
corporation with a capital of $50, OOO,-
600 and facilities equal to supplying
the present and prospectively greater
demands of the Pacific coast and Of
The orient,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
Another Presidential TOur.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Prcsidcnt
Roosevelt will leave here next Monday
at midnight and will not return to
Washington until after the rcccption
to Wee Governor Luke Wright of Ten
c.'Hee at Memphis Nov. 10. lie will be
present at the dedication Of the Cham
Der of Commerce building in New York
On Tuesday and Tuesday night will
make speech at the chamber Of com.
in"rce dinner The next day he will 20
west and south. Upon his return he
will stop in Washington only one day,
as he has accepted an invitation to at
tend the Union League club banquet in
Philadelphia Nov. %.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
SHIPWRECK EXPERIENCE,
More Than Month Adrift.in Waterlogged
Ship and Open Boat.

NEW YORK. Nov. Twenty sever
days on a waterlogged ship, worEin.
continuously to keep her from sinking
then ten days atloat for / ,45O miles il
il heavy sea in an open boat before
they reached land, were the terTibl,
experiences of ten men and woman
who have just arrived in this porr
from Trinidad.
The woman was the wife of Captain
Kay OF the British bark Florence Il
Edgett. The men were the captain
and his crew of nine.
With the lack Of observation peculiar
to Scamen, Captain Kay and his men
failed to record their experiences in de-
tail save in the briefest way. 1t does
not appear to occur to them that to
drift on the ocean for more than a
month, nearly all the time within
sight of the beaten path Of steam
ships and not to be observed. was out
Of tho ordinary chance of peril that Il
sailor takes. ......
II have made several voyages with
my husband.' said Mrs Kay in rclat-
ing their terrible experiences, .'hut this
is tie first time we ever had any trou-
bic. There was plenty Of warning of
the storm that was our undOug, but
we were not prepared for the severity
of II when it came on Sept. Is.
ut seemed to us that there were vol
canoes crnpting under the surface of
the ocean. At times we were fairly
under water During the first night of
the storm | was dashed to mast, pro-
tected to some extent by the deck load
Of lumber. If it had not been for our
lumber cargo we would not have lived
out the storm.
'Thc vessel was simply torn to pieces
inside. My trunks were broken open,
md ! lost my icwclry and clothes.
All our provisions We're water soaked,
md salt water got into our fresh wa
err making it almost unfit to drink.
'1alf the time while we were aboard
he ship the decks were awHsh We |
tnidlhtu Oh the snip Tor tWelly-ScVen |
lays without sighting Il sail.
When we came to so away in the |
onG boat on Oct. II, my husband |
ig@cd Il jury mast in the bow and
crrencu off sort Of little cabin
With barrel hoops and pieces of sail
or mo in the stern. All OF us were
Il bad way toward the end. was
most of the time for the
asst two days we were in the long
olt
I'VE had no nautical Instruments in
he boat, but my husband stccred so
eel by the stars that we finally made
he harnnr of st. George on the MORN
~ OF Oct. IS
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
Founders Day at Pittsbure.

PlTTSBUkG, Nov. 1.-THE Founders
day celebration in Carnegie hail at
tlacted an immense throng, and every
seat in the Music hall was occupied
while several hundred clamored for
vantage points Of standing room. The
hall presented n pretty scene at the
opening Of til" exercises. The speak.
rrs occupied seats directly in the cen.
ter Of the stage. Hon. Whitelaw Reid,
editor of the New York Tribune; Rich
ard Watson Glider, editor Of Century.
and Joseph Jefferson. the veteran
actor, sat Sid" by side. while the
trustees Of the institute occupied chairs
Immediately bcllsld the leading speak
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
NEW LIGHT HOUSE
OFF PORT PENN.
Port Penn Light Tower to be
Removed Further
North.

New Castle, Nov. 1.-The contract
for the erection of the new Fort Del
aware Light has been awarded, and
the work will be commenced shortly.
The tower In which the present light
is situated will be taken down. In.
side Of four weeks it will be rebuilt
on the new site. This is about mile
and a half further north. A new
light house and barn also will be
built and the cost will reach about
$4,000
The Lewes contractor who will do
the work is now making arrange
nents to begin the driving of pi ling.
The Port Penn Light will go out on
November Huh, and the work of TAX
Ing down the tower will then begin
at once
The quarantine on some Of the
houses in the west end will be raised
in few days.
Bargains Dishes, cups, 2, plates,
&c. others SC. up, Wall paper, &c. up.
Loaded shells Stops.
St. Peters Y. A. B. Society will
hold reception this evening at $
O'Clock. The guests, by special in.
vitation, will play progressive euchre.
at the conclusion of the play a select
orchestra will furnish music for q
dance in the Opera House.
The committee in charge 10 doing
everything to m AXE the affair pleas
ant one. Refreshments will be
served
Knit jackets, sweaters, gloves.
Biggs.
The Ancient Order Of librarians
degree team will come here from
Wilmington tomorrow evening to
confer the degrees on candidates who
will be initiated.
The Independence foot ball team
will play the Kirkwood Senate Of
Wilmington on Saturday.
Underwear, hosiery, gloves Biggs.
There is a demand just now for
real estate in some sections OF the
city.
Special services in honor of the
Sacred Heart Of Jesus will be held
in ST. Peters Church this evening.
Lydia Wright lost set Of beads
while walking in the western section
Of the city yesterday.
A special programme will be rem.
1ered in the High School this after
noon.
William Rhen of Odessa has &C.
cepted a position on the tug William
Penn which plies between here and
ForreSdale.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
A WAY THEY HAVE.
What This Wilmington Citi-
zen Says Only Corroborates
the Story of Thousands.

The particulars related by this
| representative citizen of Whining
ton are similar to hundreds of
others IN this city. When there are
scores of people all anxious to tell
about the benefits received from the
use of Doan's Kidney Pills the
greatest skeptic in Wilmington
must be convinced. Read the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. j. j. Cox, No. 2014 Market
street, says:-''I have been subject
to kidney and bladder trouble for2O
years; was treated for it by leading
physicians here; went to a specialist
IN Philadelphia who charged me
500; used innumerable remedies
but all the treatment ever took
never brought me permanent re-
suits. | noticed pOan's Kidney Pills
advertised as remedy to cure kid
ney complaint and nothing else, so
l obtained a box at Danforth's drug
store. After taking the first box +
procured a second and conscien-
tlously say that Doan's Kidney Pills
did more for me than all the doc
tors prescriptions and all medicine
l heretofore used. Since | first
learned of their value | have recon-
mended them to number of peo-
pie. l don't wish it understood I
am thoroughly cured for have had
slight attacks of the trouble since I
first heard Of Doan's Kidney Pills
but an appeal to them never fails to
help me and tide me over what
might be a serious attack
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents per box. Foster Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
U. s.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no substitute.
TO CURE A COLD In ONEDAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
II 1t rails to cure. L. w. Groves
nature is on each box, 25c.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
BIRD MAKES
BOLD STAND.
Interstate Commerce Com
mission Meets With
Surprise.
FREIGHT RATES TOO Low.
Strange Statements Made by
Vice President of St. Paul
Road. Says Railways
Should Charge More.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA. c. Bird, third
vice president Of the ST. Paul road
took Il bold stand before the interstate
| commerce commission when that body
began an investigation into the rates
on cattle and packing house products
between Chicago and the Missouri
| river.
| Mr. Bird was the first witness of in
| portance before the commission, and
| when asked if he desired to defend the
reasOnablencss of the st. Paurs live
stock rates he declared that they were
not reasonable.
NOT only are our live stock rates IN,
reasonable he declared, but all our
freight rates today are unreasonable,
because they are entirely too low to
compensate for the service rendered.
All freight rates should be raised. and
am surprised that the railroads don't
make combined effort and raise
them"
This statement surprised the mem.
Ders Of the commission, and they I'M
medlatcly started to ascertain Mr..
Birds reasons. The witness stated
that it was unfair to take the past two
years rs basis from which to Judge
the fairness of rates and the fairness
OF the remuneration derived by the
railroads, for during that period the
volume Of traffic had greatly increased,
whereas before that period rairoading
had not as a general proposition been
remuneratvc.
with respect to cattle rates, Mr. Bird
asserted that cattle did not now and
mad not for years paid their Just pro-
portion of transportation and that to
further reduce the rates on cattle
would be to make Il bad situation
worse. When asked what governed
the scientific making Of rates, he re-
plled that he had not seen the time in
twenty-five years when rates could be
made on Il scientific basis, On the
contrary. rates are always based upon
competition, comparison and compro-
mise
The present inquiry is Mt the instiga-
ION of the Chicago Live Stock ex
chahgr, which claims that the lower
rat" on packing house products that
exists between Chicago and Missouri
river points relative to the rate on oat
Tie operate against tle Chcaro mcr.
ket' Under prevailing rates packers
can better afford to convert the live
stock into packing house products at
Missouri river points than at CHICAGO.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
An AntidueIing Bill.

PARIS, Nov. IN. Lecomte has In.
troduced a bill in the senate making
ducling a misdemeanor. punishable by
Imprisonment and fine. The bin pro.
vidcs, if death cnsues from the ell
counter, for the punishment Of tho
surviving duclist with Imprisonment
from one to three years and fine of
from 500 to $1,000.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
INust sUtpn,oi,jIp Drjyiur

PARIS, nov, At DOur,lan ycstcr-
day Henri F"urnier, driving an auto
mobile. covered kilomrtrr in % 5
seconds and II mile in Il - seconds,
thus breaking tn" record, held by W.
X. Vanderbilt. .Ir. F0Urnrr's time was
made in spit" If muddy roads. His
machine Travelled at the rate Of seven
ty-sX miles an hour.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
STARTLING, BUT TRUE.

III every one knew what grand medi
cine DR.. Kings New Life Pills is"
writes d. H. Turne Dempsey Town, Pa,
you sell all you have in day. Two
weeks use has madO II now man OF me. !"
lnfallible for constipation, stomach and
liver troubles, 400 at N. b. Uanfor.h's
drug store
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
An tnpubIishcH Irpnty.

WASHINGTON. Nov. by q queer
oversight an cXtradition treaty between
the United States and Guatemala
mad" twelve years ago has remained
unprecedented and 50 imperative 40 to
the present time. Arrangements are
Being mad" fer its mutual proclama.
don at an early day.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
Moving Deck To pcnsucnJn

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE big
ti"nting dock witch this government
purchased from Spain at Havana is
hring tow"d from that place to ppnsa,
cola. The dOrk has been cut in tive
sections, the first Of which was started
for tn" Florida station yesterday.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
High Figure For Horse show Seats

High Figure For Horse show seats.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The prize box
"s in Madison Square Garden for the
morse show to be given by the Nation
al Horse show Association of America
beginning Nov. II were auctioned off
i'll the Garden theatcr. Society leaders,
secretaries Of society leaders and few
or the nouveau richie gathered in the
thcatrr to purchas" one of the coveted
pl'linS. Frank T. Clarke was the auc
tionr"r. When he called for bids. some
one Ill the audience offered 5000 for
hrst chnir". Immediately $500 was Of
Tered and then 500. and finally the
price was run up by twenty-five dollar
additions until George 4. KrSsler Sc.
cured first choice for $3.50. He selected
box No. 80. This is the highest price
ever paid, $500 being the largest
amount received heretofore
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
ASLEEP AMID FLAMES,

Breaking inlo IL blazing home. soml
fremen lately dragged the sleeping in.
mates from death. Fancied security, and
death noar. IT.. that way whom you ue-
gleot coughs and colds. Don t do III DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
gives perfect protection against ulI
Throat, Chest and Lung Troubles. Keen
it near and avoid suffering, death. and
Decor bills. A teaspoonful stops late
cough. persistent use tho most stubborn
Harmless and nice tasting, it's guarant oel
to satisfy by n. B. Danforth. Puce tOt
and 81 90. Trial bottles free.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

are reported almost every day.
Why not protect your home with
one of our Electric Burglar Alarms.
They cost little and may save you
much. Want an estimated Morri1
Electric Co., 315 Shipley street.
Alvoriisa in tho RanuhIioau
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
xss1ssasEss2gszHsH

knlt jackets, Sweaters,
Stockinct Coats and heavy
underwear. Get them at
Max Ephraim's New York
Clothing House, No. 5O4
Mar ket street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

LISBON, Soy. "A severe EARTH
quake shock has been felt at Gnarda.
in the province of BriI%l. ana at other
places. There has been srrious loss Of
life" aud many houses have been de-
stroycd.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
.228-230 KING ST.
E5NSzsI7gzH6s7Esaeyzu

There can be no question
that a Double breasted
Thibet Suit is a Dlcs,v
Style. See ours for $40 and
81. Max EpLraim, New
York Clothing House 5O4
Market street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

A beautiful bath tub made with
Cartmell's Enamel
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

:, Dubell the Halter
Go to Chas. E. Dubell for your
hats and caps of all styles. No. East
Third street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
HELP WANTED

IN ANfED-A COLORED BOY ABOUT Is
w years OF age, accustomed TO waiting and
work about house Apply lOll Delaware ave
sue n0 2ts
gM ANTED-BOARDERS IN PRIVATE FAM
w lily. Address SO Iatuall. o27.2wks+
iA7 ANTED-Bi MIDDLE AGED LADY STU
wv alton as nurse or housckeeper Apply to
200 Pine street. n3.6tt
Az ANTED-o GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS AT
NV once Apply W. l.. Parker "a south Clay
son street. good long job for the right party
urt3U If
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

TO CURE A COLD In ONEDAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
II 1t rails to cure. L. w. Groves
signature is on each box, 25c.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
WANTS,

Cont IA word; 20 words or less so cents .
week.. No order taken for less than
Is cents.