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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-10
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Manitoba had big wheat crop. In
epite Of the fact that the farmers are
said still to be holding more than half
their crop, the Canadian Pacific railroad
has delivered 2S000,O00 bushels of
grain at the lake fronts, while year
ago only 100000 bushels-and the year
before, which was regarded as reas-
onably good year, only 100000 bush
eIs--were hauled.
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The German empire has IT'S centena-
rians France 219, England LAG, Scotland
forty-six Denmark has two only and
Switzerland none.
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The late Lii Hung Chang, says the
Shanghai Mercury, was very apt to
revile in the lowest billingsgate If any
one offended him. Once district mag
istrate incurred his displeasure, where
upon Ii cursed him in a loud voice,
even going so far as to damn his ances-
tors. But the district magistrate moth
ing daunted, spoke up sharply: I am
an officer of the emperor, even though
my rank is low You may kill me, but
you must not curse me. Besides, the
emperor orders you to promote your
good officials and degrade your bad
ones. He did not order you to curse
them If you curse me cannot | play at
that game, too The rejoinder so as
tonished Ii that he ceased reviling and
escorted the man to the gate. saving
Great district magistrate The next
day he ordered the provincial treasurer
to give the man a first-class appoint
ment, saying that man of such cour-
age would surely make a good official"
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An optimistic English soldier in
South Africa wrote home to his parents
the other day, "The war may be over
almost any year now"
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS In THE CITY
ID CENTS A WEEK, so CENTS A MONTH
saFoR SIX MONTHS, sc A YEAR. The
SAME TERMS BY MAIL
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A good many people seem to think
that the New Years eweaar-off custom
is all talk, said the loquacious Phila-
delphia bartender as he twirled a spoon
In a tall glass filled with yellowish
fluid. 'Tn reality it is a very serious
matter as the cash register will show.
If these fellows who stop short when
the clock strikes IL would only stick to
their resolutions, the dealer in wet
goods would have to shut up shop and
70 out of business. The trouble with
them is they don't stick Their periods
OF sobriety last from two days to two
manifestation longer than that. The
fret week of the new year always shows
a big drop in the bar receipts. 1t is
the low-water mark After that bust
ness picks up gradually until along in
the latter part Of February you might
think that there never had been such
thing as a New Years swear off,"
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A letter carrier of Morristown, New
Jersey, has been allowed eighteen
claims by the patent office at Washing
ton for a collectors recording mechan-
ism for letter boxes. The device locks
the boxes, preventing them being tap
ped during the night, and, by an cleo
trical mechanism connected with the
postoff1ce, much the same as a time
lock, permits the carrier to open them
at the schedule hours in the morning,
at the same time recording the time in
the office.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-10

Surgeon General Wyman Of the Unit
ed States marine hospital service will
send to congress soon an extensive re-
port on leprosy in the United States.
with suggested laws for keeping the
disease in check A special commission
of officers of the marine hospital service
spent the past six or eight months in
gathering the facts for the report. 1t
is understood that the report will show
that leprosy exists In the United States
to a surprising degree
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It will probably be fair Friday!
In The Big January Sale.

ne Underwear made genuine hit Women
ana ChHdrens 1t was this Wayhe nothing like ade-
quate telling OF the very remarkable of the goods NOTHING
30 When the people came they fairly aonsed bought
again as much as they set out to do That selling bigger
even than figured on.
Genuine "Star Goods, Mems and Won1er1's natural
white and camel's hair, worth and sold EVERYDAY
at from 75c to $l.5O, To go at 4octs a Garment
Childrens 'sStar' Underwear Vests, Pants and Draw
ers, sold at from Scots to 0Octs
10 go at 25cts Garment
EmbrOiderieS In The White Sale.
From 1 4 wide.
get Enhoidenes for t Yard Set Embrdcnes sets Yard
Ior
FIouncngs from o IA Inches
@ f1ounchg ooets fafd a9e and sect Foundng
.i9d IFs scot and 35ct
25r29,35c p"
Insertions to match with price corepondngy low &C. &C.
&C. oc, 7c, sc, Ioc, I2Ac, I5c and Yard
Cotton Iochons Paris Laces insertions and Edgngs from
the noWest up to inches and Laces 90 at acts Yard
All Lace Remnants hundreds Of yards all kinds Hzaf Price
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-10

Governor Kimball of Rhode Island,
in a short message to the legislature,
strongly urges divorce reform, putting
it in this plain, practical way: THE
people of this State welcome all who
locate within it's borders, but there is
no room for one who comes among us
to destroy legally an American home
The ease with which divorce may be
procured under Rhode Island law
should cease to be an inducenent for
residents Of other States to locate with
In our limits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
New York Markets,

FLOl'R-ln -four there was only a small
trade at old prices; Minnesota patents,
3Sofl, winter straights, $i70"S,90, winter
extras, S3u3..I, winter patents. S3.s5M425.
WHEAT Very dun. but sustained by
strength III corn; May, 81 l3-lGns2 l-lsc !;
July NaaISl l%-lGr.
RYE STEADY: 81 Ite, tO1Glc. 9 l. f.. New
YORK. car lots; No 2 western tG",, f .. b..
atluat.
cORN-FirnI ard a shade higher on COW
ering and lghl country Hcr'ptauces; May,
6G 7-l6d GGa>c. July, GjtgaG5a.@
OATS Also higher on manipulation
west; track, white, state, 5luj7c.. track.
white. western, 3lGlJI0
PORK Si.aiy, mns. $lJ a9I lG 3d. fam.
i.y, $l.uiT.a''
LARD. steady; prime western steam.
s9.7ar
BUTTER Steady. state dairy, 2od2.c.;
cr"am"rr 2.N go.
cNEESE Strong; state full cream.
small. early made, fancy. coioied. !2..n
l2a,c.. STATE, iull cream, small. early
made, fancy. white, l@IsTl2%c,: fun cream
lHrac, fall made. fancy, colorc1 ll'sal
l!s4c., full cream, large. tail made fancy,
white. Il igH lIac.
EGGS Steady; state and PENNSYLVANIA.
SOC, western. at mark. SOC.
SUGAR Raw dull and nomiual fair re-
huiHr, 1'sr centrifugal. ~ test, 3'.".. r+-
fined weak crushed, i2lr.; powdered,
slr
rRpENTt>E FIRM at 44'2ul5c.
MDl.ASSf!S- Firm; New Orleans, 3iH
4lc.
KIr!. E'lrn dor.es'r. 4',aGrer. Japan,
TAs:-ow rrn,; city, 6D.csasc., roun.
try, 6l.uh'>",
,i!AI Steady. @hlppj"e 5oat5y.; good to
chulcr. @0N42'eH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
CITY RULED BY MOB,
Five Thousand Strike Sympa.
thizers Terrorize Norfolk,
TROOPS GUARD RAILWAY PROPERTY,
No settlement In Sight Between Rail-
way and Light Company nnd Enl-
pIO!ccs-HartinI LAW Like
ly to BE Declared.

NORFOLK. Va. March "a mob Of
a,oVo strike sympathiHers throngcd the
streets of Norfolk yesterday on which
the main line Of The Norfolk Railway
and Light company runs. and the po-
lice were unable to cope with it,
From noon until after dark, when
the ears. which were guarded by de-
tatlmclitS of militia and had run with
difficulty all day, were housed in thr
barns. the mob had things its own
way in The city. In the county where
the barns are the military was in con
tro| of the situation. Cars were re-
pcatcdly dtralrd. wagon loads of
stones were piled on the tracks and
fire." fights between III" military guards
and thr crowd occurred during the
day al frequent intervals.
Ii oue Of liirSr !, sergeant ran Il
bayUnet into the arm Of ii. Ularman-
son, barber. Mrs. Harmanson was
standing by her husband at the time.
She knocked the sergeant to the
ground with her fists and discnlOreu
the face Of Lieutenant Il. Il. tale. who
was near her. with II we'll directed
blow. Several soldiers were hit by
bricks and other missiles thrown
through the windows of the cars. 4
number Of arrests have been made
both by the police and military.
y conference was held by Mayor
Beamon. rolireChief NellinrS Hndtoio-
mel Higgins. commanding the seventy.
first virginia regiment. eight coml.,-
MES of which are in service. relative
to placing the city under martial law.
The police force of lcu men has been
on duty for forty-eighi hours and is
unable TO meet the emergency. II is
possible that the -four additional COM
panirS of the regiment and battery
of artillery will be- called for today TO
take charge OF ,hn city. There is no
settlement Of the strike in sight, both
sides standing hy their first PROPOSE
tiUu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
BRAKEMAN
KILLED.

Willie working in the West
Yard last night Corbit Timmons,
Il freight brakeman on the p. W.
d b. railroad was killed by fall
ing in front of moving ears. Cor
bit was standing on the front of Il
car applying the brakes, when the
mercAanism became disarlunyed
causing Iimmons to lose his bal
ance. He fell directly across the
tracks, and in IN instant six cars
had passed over his body. The
wheels decapitated him and cut
off both his arms at the shoulders.
The two parts of the mangled body
were picked up by trainmen and
We're removed to the emergency
hospital at French street station.
The unfortunate man was 23
Years old and was married, He
leaves Il wife and one child. He
had not been railroadiny very long.
He came to this city from Town
send, and has two other brothers
in the railroad service Coroner's
Assistant Chandler took charge of
the remains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05

UAZLETON. Pa March ). Proprie.
taIy medicines Were placed under the
ban by the east Pennsylvania confer.
cncc of the Evangelical church in ses.
sion here. The resolutions condemn.
ing the use of the patent preparations
were presented by the committee on
Sabbath and Temperance. and their
adoption was unanimous The reSoiu-
tons aver that the government, in
stead Of endrayoring to cheri, the
growth of the liquor evil, appears 10 be
paudrging to its in!cr:sls'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05

CHICAGO March l.~-Thr woes Of
Ireland and the wrongs Of the Beers
Wcr" kindred subjects III II meeting of
til" Irish \a1onalisls held in this city
last night. III" meeting was priniari.
ly held to pay tribut" 10 the memory
of Robert Emmct. but tho South Afri.
can war occupied almost an equal
space with the Irish patriot in the ad.
dresses that were made. The chief ad.
dress of the evening was made by ex.
Congressman John ] Lcntz of Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05

WASHINGTON, March j. The
probability is that Australasia will
soon again head the list OF the worlds
gold producers" says Consul General
Bray at Melbourne, Australia. in Il rp.
port dated Jan. II which was made
public at the state department. The
official figures of the gold production
of the commonwealth for 1901, submit.
ted by the consul general, show total
Of 4,.:";''Sl ounces as compared with
ALI. 500 ounces for 1900. West Aus.
traia and New Zealand showed in
creased yields. bringing the total near
~ up to that of 1893, which was the
banner year for gold in Australia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
Acquiescancc This is the highest

Acquiescancc- This is the highest
idea Of the text. Resignation permits
trouble, perseverance struggles
through trouble, acquiescance wei.
comes troubles. 1t bears gladly the
burdens that cnme it's way--for Jc.
sus sake. 1t counts it all joy when
it falls into temptation. 1t accepts
responsibilities, acknc Wedges joys,
and shoulders obstacles with u cheer
fulness that anlazcs while it pieases.
1t strokes the hammer OF atlliction
that fell upon its heart and broke it,
by the remembrance OF the sublime
truth that it Is the broken and con-
trite heart that God does not despisc
Ii kisses the hands that smitts it
because it has learned TO say with
Joyous exclamation "Ihy will be
DONE" 1t caresses the thong that
cuts its flesh and heart. because it
knows that deep cuts are often proof
of deepest love. lie loves whom he
clastens and scourges every son whom
lie receives. 1t lays its head gladly
VII lIlS SAGlblJbllEl . JIuNh !" lul vi
China. because the land of the Cees.
tial is no farther away from the c.
leslal Lord than is America. 1t
takes the crushing for the sake OF
the wine Of joy that comes only by
crushing. It's voice is heard above
the roar Of lions, the flare Of flames,
the hiss Of furnaces, burning with u
scven foll heat and this is the word
1t speaks "1hy will be done
But acquiescancc does more than
gladly welcome its twn joy. Our
text says nothing about personal
trouble or personal happiness. 1t al
so welcomes the joy Of the other man
He may be business rival or fe..
low merchant who surpasseS us in
what the world calls "!uck,' bu: VIC
have learned to re eice with them
that do rejoice as well as to weep
with them who weep. If tho success
Of our enemy means chagrin to our
selves or the advancement Of ancigh-
Dor The unrecogniton of on: worlhier
powers, we say "Ihy will be done.
Happy the man who can pray THIS !
prayer with fullest meaning.
And yet after all this second phrase !
Of the lex! is no advance over The
thought OF the preceding phrase, !
"Thy kingdom come,' for We well
know that when "Christ's kingdom /;
comes (and that will be when He |
himself appears his will be done on
earth as it is in heaven, until that
Blessed Hope is changed into the
Blessed fact and the absent King
comes back to meet his loyal subjects
hat with them to reign triumphant
y and gloriously forever, we watch
Ind wait and labor. Meanwhile we
'ray 90 how earnestly "Thy king.
lon come, thy will be done in earth
IS it is in heaven
REy. JOIN SHAPE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
LEVY COURT
MEETING.

At yesterday afternoons session
OF Levy Court the matter of plac
! ing in the boxes lists of names
from which the grand and petit
jury panels for the ensuing year
will be drawn Prothonatorv Speak
! man and clerk Of the Peace Quie-
ley was discussed. The names
will be placed in the boxes at the
meeting next Tuesday.
One hundred names will be
placed in the grand jury box and
three hundred in the petit jury
box. Last year. owing to an en-
cesslve number of namrs being
placed in the boxes, the lists were
quashed by the judges Of the Su-
perlor Court, and the Judges fur
nlshod new lists from which th5
juries Tor the year were drawn.
There was some discussions as to
the apportionment Of the names.
Mr.. Chandler suggested that
Wilmington be given twenty
names in the grand jury box and
each Of the other hundreds eight
names. For petit jury list the
Judges in the Superior Court plar-
ed one hundred names from Will
mngton in the box, but Mr.. Chand-
ler thought eighty would be sutli-
cient. The apportionmcnt he sug-
gcsted for the other hundreds was:
Mill Creek and Christians, "a
names each; Brandywine, White
Clay, New Castle and St. Georges, |
~ each; Pencader, Red Lion, APP |
poqninimink " and BIackbird, II
names each.
MIR Mcgginson did not think !
the apportionmont suggested by
MIR. Chandler just. MIR. Chandler
decla.ed that two thirds of the
population Of the county is in Viii
Mr.. Mesgiuson said
that fact did not give the city
more names in the jury box under
the law, however.
President Willilts suggested
hat each comtman submit the list
u names he proposes to plac" III
he boxes, and they will be
in Ole list, and acted on
1y the entire court, as he UNDER
stood that to be the intent of the
uw.
1t Was thoushlth the appoint,
ncnt of county constablcs for the
ear would hc made but action
Fas deferred until Tuesday next,
t the suggestion Of Mr.. Chandler
vino said that although he was
eadv with his nominations, he
Understood that some OF the other
Commissioners were not.
No muddy water at lIolt's quicli
inch parlors. Pure Brandy wine
prInss water at ilol's, No ) East
'oulti street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05

ALBANY. y. T.. March I.-Thr mem
orv Of the late President William Me-
kinl"y. WHO fell victim TO the ;sSas-
sins bullet at Buffalo. was appropri-
atcly honorod by Tho legislature of the
state last night. The exercises were
held in til" assembly chamber and were
presided over by Governor UdrIl. Seat
cd on the pintiuIln We're United States
Senator Thomas E. rIult and ihp mem.
bcrS Of Ill" legislative committee which
arranged for the exercises. Senator
DcpcW had intended to he present, but
he was summoned to New York early
IN the mornin" and found it impossible
to gr! back in time. The chamber WIS
decorated with American flags, while
royal purple ,lraprrirS were hung from
the various galleries. Palms and pol-
tod plants in proiuSion were placed
about til" speakers stand. Governor
Od"ll introduced the speaker of the
evening. the Hon. Charles Emory
Smith, formerly postmaster general.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
POLICEMAN
MMENDED,
New Castle City Council
Gives An Order to Off.
GER T0bin for a Suit
of clothes.

New Castle, March ). Business
men tockcd to the Mayors Office YES i.
tcrdav Afternoon to hear the trial #
Frank A!.en, thcccIorcd burglar who
was arrested by Tat Courageous Off
Ger Yesterday morning. Previous to
being taken ilon the jail he was
searched again and Conductor james
Ciougl went at his clothing with Il
will and found the missing SlI. -
secretcd in the |uiny OF his vest, lie
was IA sullcr as possible and still re-
fused to talk adherin. to the mood
in which he was from the time Of his
arrest.
The testimony Of Onicer Tobin was
practically as given in the REll Bit
CAN yesterday the officer covering
the arrest and the Chase after the
burgla: and the tusse.
George c. Mechanics test fed to the
amour, Of money taken.
Conductor James T.. Clough test
fled that his house had been entered
and Si25, gold watch valued at 50.
ana ring Fd'ucu at ~. mad been
stolen All the sto'cn property had
been recovered.
Mayor Boyd he'd Allen in $1,000
for his appearance at Court Of General
Sessions.
At the meeting Of City Council
last evening, the work Of Ollircr
Matthew Tnbn IN the arrest Of the
thief Frank Allen at an early houf
yesterday morning was commended
AS an act OF an commcnda'ion ON
the part Of he Council aud IN behalf
of the citizens an order was granted
Mr.. Tobin TO sccu:c Il new suit Of
clothes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
l'u,,lic Sales.

S,jd'am and SOU, auctiunccrs, sold
at ;i;hlic sale for Edmund WDIIaslon,
near : anton, Del, on Monday,
March Sd, horses, $50 TO $40 per
head; cows from T3O to sol: turkeys,
- cents Il pound: pigs $3. - each:
sloats, SIS. Farming implements at
satisfactory prices.
Stidham and son, auctionecrs. sold
al public sale for Richard Robinson.
ncar !Iocic,Sin, on March 4th. horses,
SlOi: co%s, $50: sIoals, Sc - Il piece.
>L.dham and Son, auctinneerS. sold
for u. Golden. near Adams dam.
Christiana hundred, on March 4th,
horses, $40; cows, S2S: chicken. 1Ol
cents pound; ducks, u! cents a
pound: hay, $3.50 ton; corn, 6?
contsa tusI,eI; fodder. Scents a bun.
die; potatoes, second size. IS cents Il
Oush"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05

Hannah Mary, the clghteen-ycar-
old daus Inter ot Lcmue! Mari, died
at the residence OF her sister, on Mon
day in Philadelphia. Her body will
be orJught to this city on Friday
afternoon and inferred in the River
view Cemetery. Short services wii.
be he'd 4: kiveryicW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
Interesting Address Delivered by DR..
Leonard Pearson, Dean Of the Veter-
mary School University Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
KNOWLEDGE OF TUBERCULOSIS
The Question Of State Control and the
Cooking of the Meat of Less Well
Developed Cases Of the Disease

A meeting Of Farmers Institute o.
New Castle County was held at Della
ware College Feb. 2s, 1902. An ad
dress was delivered by Dr. Leonard
Pearson, Dean of the Veterinary
School, Univ. of Pa, on The Stat'
Control of Bovine Tuberculosis: lessor
learned in Pennsylvania by ten years
of experience in this field. lie spok,
in part, as follows:
During the past ten years muc'
has been added to our knowledge II
Tuberculosis, and Delaware, lhronyl
its experiment station, has added it,
full share TO this knowledge: but Iul
some reason unknown to me The state
is not taking advantage OF the jnIor-
nation thus made available. and 81
far as can be seen, stands where it
did in 1893.
In Europe the question of stltc
control has been quite generally de-
vclnpcd. First the system of meat
inspection was nlaltgurutrd. Ger
many has laws for the inspection OF
all animals which alc slaughtered for
human consumption. The meat
from, animals that have rcacle;i Ger
tain stages Of the disease. is de, roy d
In certain less well developed case,
instruction is given for cooking til"
meat after which 1t may be used. Or
the meat is cooked by III" authorities
and sold as cooked meat. Next was
deyelopef the system Of dairy herds
followed by the rcmova! Of 'ub"rcu-
losis animals. Following this came
laws for the inspection Of cltl IL en-
tering certain districts.
For tIe past 30 years there has
been in The t.. $. Il i,~ !"viirng he
inspe 'lion of all cattle imported FOL-
lowed by quarantine: M, law having
been orlyina!i, passed To- prevent lh"
Introduction Of such disease, as
piucro pneumonia l"o' and mouth
disease. etc Later tubcrn>l!u,iS was
included in this inspection Of i'm
ported cattle. Now. tu'nrculnsi> i,
iuc,uira in the inspection Of calt lie
imported inlo the Tinted States.
Cauaia, Germany. nauarrN. Bel
guitn and other European c"jlnt ri"s
Certain state, in t!ii, rouIlr, iayr
aIAi passed laws fur The luu 'rGiiiu
test Of dairy catt!.. Massachusetts
was the first to DHss sll'!l Il law, ly-
lowcd 10y all the New England States
I,.,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05

The property Of the northwest
corner OF Second and French streets
will be used as temporary clhcc
while the station and Offices are
under the course Of construction, is
being fitted up and soon will be oc.
cupied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-05
Cash t'nr lHrIlir Coast.

NEW YORK. March "a leading
banking ilouS". with important; San
Francisco connections. reports that ut
least S2D, D,OOO,nun will be deposited at
the s.lhtrcasury 10 meet lhr withdraw
al Of an equal amount from the sill-
treasury at San Francisco. Ii w.ls
stated that this transaction in Ito way
concerns the deal for the financing Of
the San Francisco street car lines, of
which Brown Bros. A. co. are III" ull-
hrrWr,ing managers y canvass OF
other leading banking INTEREST,". failed
TO disclose any additional requests for
transfers to san Francisco, blli il was
practically established that Transfers
to that point will aggregate Il, least
SiUo"O,UO0