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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
TAFT'S ROSY VIEWS.
Civil Rule In the Philippines
a Success,
STRONG PEACE PARTY IN ISLANDS.
Governor Starts For Warrington to
Make Report Which He says Will
BE Encouraging-WIH Re-
turn About March 1.

BE EncouraginV-Wlll Re-
turn About March 1.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.--Govern-
Or General Taft, VINO has just arrived
from Manila, started for Washington
today. He will stop ut Cincinnati, his
home en- route. Discussing conditions
IN the Philippines, Governor Taft said:
81 wish the press would correct the
Impression that there is war on all the
Stands. The ils,Srection il confined to
two localities. the province Of Batap-
gas and the island Of Samar. Yestef-
Hay morning l received most encour-
aging cable from General Wright, who
Is the acting governor in my absence.
At was said that owing to General
Bells strong repressve measures the
trouble in Batangas was being queted.
He further said that 100 rifles had
been surrendered and that as there are
only from 1000 to 1000 rifles in the
province there Is 10 doubt that Batan-
gas will be as peaceful as any Of the
other provinces.
Il wish to impress upon everybody
that civil government is success.
There is a strong peace party in the is
lands. and it is composed of the most
influential men among the FilipnOs.
They are working earnestly and zeal
Dusly toward bringing about happy re-
lations between their countrymen ami
the government. The" are doing all
that is in their power to bring in the
recalctrant leaders. have never been
so encouraged as to the prospects Of
the Philippines as | have within the
past three months. There has certainly
been a great change in the sentiment
Of the people. They are beginning to
appreciate tile fact that civil govern
ment means better times for them.
IF YOU had seen the farewell re-
rt1tiOns that were given me by the
people on my leaving the islands, you
would have realized that there was
sincerity in the expression of the wish
Tor civil government to continue Be
fore | left received reports from the
governors Of the different provinces,
and til" tone of each report was most
encouraging. am encouraged, and !
shall 50 report to Washington.
There are thirty-liye provinces
capable of government. The only
place where there is trouble is IN the
Stand OF Samar. That is the most
,'ifiru't island for military operations.
There are 10 roads. and the troops
have TO use Watcrco,lrscS to follow the
i,ativ,s to their Businesses. hut we are
all coniidcn! that il is only question
Of II shol time when the island will
be pacit"d."
Governor raft expects to return to
the islands about March |.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
A FRIENDS
ADVICE,
VIII often help you great"
ly. Read what a Will :.
mington citizen says !


You may hesitate to listen to the
adyiceof strangers, but the testimony
CT friends or residents of Wilmington
is worth your most careful attention.
1t is an easy matter to investigate
such proof as this. Then the evi.
dence must be conclusive. Read the
following
Mr.. G. p. Davis of No. l4OO West
Third street, says:-'I obtained
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1897 at Dan.
forth S drug store on Market street.
l stated to representative who call
ed upoh me inquiring for my expert
ence with that remedy and my opin.
ions of it, that they had helped me
greatly and that / had felt better
since taking the treatment and the
weakness of my kidneys which was
plainly manifested before | took tho
treatment had been greatly strength.
enel. have no hesitation in recon-
mending Doan's Kidney Pills to any
one suffering with dcbiIitatcd or cx.
cited kidneys. honestly think the
preparation acts up to its rapresen.
tai'ons. | am well known IN vii.
mington, having lived tcre for 80
year, and was engaged in business
On Market street when the popu'a-
ton Of the city Was ON one quarter
Of what it is now. "
For sale by nj dealers. Price so
cents. r'oStcr.Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
y. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan sand
take no substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
To Take License board.

Elkton, Nd, Jan. Joshua Clay
ton, . member Of the Legislature
from Cecil County, will introduce this
week several amendments to the Cecil
County liquor license law. The pre-.
sent law provides that the Board of
License Commissioners shall consist of
three persons, to be appointed by the
County Commissioners, who shall
have the right togrant licenses to sell
liquor.
The bill of Delegate Clayton would
abolish the Commission, and place
with the Judges of the Circuit Court
the power to grant the licenses. The
bill also provides for an addition al
hotel license for the town of Port
Deposit.
The question of license or of license
will be submitted to the voters of the
county at the election in November
next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

OGnENSBl RG. \. Y. JAN ~. A
man said TO be Melvin Hall, alias
James ::myth, has been brought here
heavily irnnrd, shacklcd to Il deputy
sheriff and guarded by two special Of
ir,rE. Hail was arrested at the in
Stance of the Canadian authoritics,
who chArge him with grand larceny,
for which there are said to be several
indie ,nHnts, with attempted murder
and with blowing up dwellings at Nor
ris'n'r.,. emit. with dynamite. lie was
tlir"h"nlod At WATERFOWL. where he
was hNIs rs Il farmer He refuses to
go ID '#nada and has engaged attor-
Hrys to !igl rNtraditiun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
trot.sr Says i'urcv, Gil,

NEW YORK. Jan. -. Richard Gro
E"r sailed f." Europe on fine Philadrl-
pblh this informing. II" will 80 t. his
home At Vantage. !'rrl,s. England. for
an extended stay. last night at one of
III" most nrtHhl" di.H"rS r,cr given in
ia" Democratic club Mr.. Croker an.
bounced his permanent retirement
FROM active politics. His speech Of
farewell TO his friends was pilnctuHt
ed with tears. and many of the old
TanMany leaders gathered there had
difficulty in checking their expressions
Of feeling
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
"ScHLEY AND SANTIAGO"
First Cory Of New Naval History
Jeayen the Press.


CHICAGO, IAN. @.2-'I'he first cory
Of "%rhiey ana Santiago has lrff the
presses Of the y. B. Cnnkcy company.
The book contains many striking his
torical events, inclrt'iuS farsimi!cS OF
nut graph letters. The following letter,
hearing the admiruls signature and
dated Hotel Richmond. Washington,
Jan /, 1907. referring to the author,
says:
Mr.. Graham served with mo on the
Pre- nl.iyN from til" heginning to tn"
rn of til" campaign agaiu>; ccrScra's
fleet. He WIS in position in the open
to know the facts II all the operations
against ii and has riven them as he
saw them. Th" personal views ana
criticisms Of the author do not in
I(orSr, though the facts of the story of
the movements and operations of the
tlyir" squadron rs be tells them in the
book nrr correct 50 far as can re
member
The publishers will send to President
Roosevelt Il copy of the edition dc lake
hut within Il few days will start II spc
t'lAl messenger 10 Europe. where he
will first deliver to the American en-
laSSad"r in London Tro copies of the
hook. ON" of thrm to he presented to
King Edward VII. AS claimed by tho
author ana publishers ii will be the
first ircs 'tation of the official history
of the naval campaign Of the flying
squadron from the time it left IIamp-
ten Reads tntil the end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
KENT COUNTY
INSTITUTE.

The following program has beer
arranged Jor the Kent County Jnsti.
tnte to be held at Dover next week.
Tuesday, 10 a. m. Prayer. the
Rev. Joseph Brown Turner: opening
remarks by President Il. NJ. Cooper;
the Work of The State Board of .Agri-
culture, $. ii. Messick. president of
the board; Asparagus Culture, George
II. Murray: Small Fruits, o. A. New
ton, BridgcvilIc.
Up. M. Peaches, Charles Wright.
Seaford. Apples. $. II. Derby; Pears,
James 4. Shallcross, Middetown:
Thinning and Pruning Professor c.
=. Close. Newark:discussion on spray
ing and treatment for blghts, rust
and insects, including San jose
Scale. $50 p. m.-Agricultural Ex-
tension Work, A. W. SIaymaker;rela-
ZION OF structure of insects to their
treatment: with lantern slides, Prof
essor e. dwight Sanderson.
Wednesday, $50 u. Breeding
and Feeding ior Beef, VIM. NJ. Dick
son: dairying, the COW and her care,
the feed with the use of COW peas,
crimson cloverand otherfoliage plants
DR.. a. II. Nealc: Use and Value of
Manure, Professor W. ii. Bishop;
Diseases of Domestic Animals, DR.. ii.
b. Mcdowell, MiddIetown.
2p. m.-Chinesc Agriculture, Y.
J. Lee (native Of China graduate of
lalc): some points in Making and
Maintaining Good Roads Professor
Robinson Of Delaware College; discus
sion opened by President r. NJ. Coop
cr free admission to follow, 7.30 p. m.
Address, II. w. Collingwood, editor
Rural New Yorker, Through the Vel.
lowslonc, with lantern slides, Profess
or Charles j. Close, Newark.
Every session free to all and the
publie is cordially invited,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

GENEVA n y. Jan. % At n meet
Ing Of the hoard cf trustees of Hobart
college The resignation If the Rev DIR
RoheTt Ellis Jones president Of the col
lege, was placed In the hands OF thc
trrstc"s. In his resignation DR.. Jones
said h" made this move upon the nd
vice of his physician. who urged him tn
do 80 because of his poor health, DR.
Jones was "IrcteH to the presidency of
the college early in the spring Of 1897.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

COLTMETS. II. Jan 22.-Two i'm
rortant taX bills indorscd by Govern
or Nash have hcrn introduypn in the
legislature. One pruvdesTOr an an
nlai tan Of one+t"nth of per cent up
on tn" authorized capital stock of all
Ohio corporations and upon the pro-
portion of capital stock Of foreign cor
porHt!nnS represented by property or
business in Ohio. All companies pay
ing "NctS" taxes are exempted The
Other law increases the excise tax from
"nr-hatf to | per cent upon the gross
receipts Of electric light, gas. pipe line,
raIlr"ad, electric railway. express, tel
"graph. Telephone and messenger and
signal companies. II is estimated that
tic two bills if enacted into laws will
yield not less HAN Sl,Gn,0OO in rcve-
I,IipS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

l.ONDON, Jan. -. The World says
Alfonso NH. viii he crow ned King Of
Spain at Madrid on May II, on his six
te"nth birthday anniversary. The
Primo" Of Wales will represent lt:,i..
Edward W., the piiicr c0nHuri viii
be present on hehnlf Of Holland,
Prince AdvIhert of Prussia for Ger
many. til" Grand Duke Alexis for Rms
STA. III" N'"hduN" !'r'uetick and the
.Nchlu"hrSH isabella for Austria and
the buk" and Duchess of Aoeia for
Italy. Ein" tlfouso will visit the
courts "r Europe in hob
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

EOAHuKE, Va. Jan. 22.-,Tlr Nor
folk and Western Railroad company
has just 'accd another order for new
"uU'pnent. 1t calls for thirty loc;lno-
tiv,H Of tn" largest class in use ON the
line. which has proved satisfactory in
laiiin= heavy coal trains over the
mountain divisions of the road. Fiji
teen OF th"S" are to come from the
Baldwin Locomotive works in Phila-
d"lph'A and the remaining fifteen from
til" Richmond Locomotive works ut
Richmond. Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. 22.-
Valet EdGuard Kern, wanted in New
York for the Thebaud robbery, has
been removed from Grctna to the New
Orleans prison. Klein and West. the
men charged with stealing the irWciry
which Kern himself stole, have been
placed on trial in the criInina! court,
but their rAs" was postponed unli!
SATURDAY. Kern therefore is not likely
TO h" taken cas- before Saturday night.
witness said his namc was Manners.
lie would not answer TO the name Of
Kern
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. -. SwitS coudc.
manufacturer ard capitalist. is dead
t his residence. - West Seventy see.
nj street, lie suffered from Il COM
rIt"H'loU q. diseases and had been
very i'll for u month. The decreased
owned Il large factor" at pswcpO. n.
u, wh"r" h" mad" his home for many
years, aud III" hndy will he taken
there for burial. II, was fifty seven
years old aud is survived by widow
and four children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
The Markets.

Eggs were selling from 80 to Soc.
butter, 25c to 35c pound; pork IL to lac. a
b; "ranges, 10 cents to 4Oc dozen; mutton
&c to lie pound; pot atoes, $l25 a bu shell
cabbage &c to 90 head; chickens, ACC to To-
each; beef from &c to Zoo u pound; veal &c
to IL cent, do; calf s liver, 20 cent. pine
apples lOc each; turkeys Is to 20 cent u
pou nd ;apples 10 and 20 cents u u Of o psck,
sweet potatoes LOG u quarter Of u peck;
guin sas 30 to 40 cents each; ducks 30 to ii
cen!s each tomatoes, 90 cents q quart
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
DR.. RIxEY PROMOTED,



WASHINGTON. Jun 90. The prcsi-
dent las nominated Dr. Preston NJ.
WNcy TO be surgeon general of the
navy.
Dr. 'ty"y, medical inspector Of the
United States navy, who is 10 succeed
Surgeon General Van RcypcIl, was
President Nckinlry's physician.
Dr. RiX"y was born At tulpepcr. Va,
July IA. 49,. He is the elder brother
of John franklin NiXcy, who for some
Years las been representative in con
greSs of the district across the Potomac
from the national capital.
In 1873 DR.. KiX"y graduated from the
medical department IF the University
Of Virginia. After Il years pnStgrad-
uaIr course at Philadelphia be entered
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 22-An
unsuccessful attempt was made to burn
the town of Shinnston, in Harrison
county. ., yesterday. Several houses
We're set on fire at the same time, but
prompt discovery saved the town.
Trouble over illegal liquor traffic is
said 10 he tn" cause. hut there is 10
rlew to the miscreantS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Injured by Live Wire

Douglas McClanc of No. 1913 Mary
land avenue was severely injured on
the arm last night by coming in con.
tact with live wire at Stroud street.
The wire remained down for several
hours before IL was removed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH,


IiAMHiEFpN, ". Va. Jan. 81
In ih early mpruinG Camp ; Of the
otter creek Boom and Lumber com
pany. @"vrral miles from here in the
i'|"st. tool, ir" and burned 50 rapidly
I!.& '.'cA Of the forty men who were
Hsi"'r the building failed to get out
uui Wv" burned to death.
IT, men who ESCAPED lost their
ro'Di;.- and were compelled to travel
through cight inches Of snow, almost
rahtd. to another camp mile away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

DIES MONIES. Ia, Jan. 22-The
vote for United States senator taken
yesterday afternoon stood as follows:
In the senate alison, 3G; Thayer 10;
l'olivcr, rs; Seerley TO- In the house
Alhson 81; Thayer, II: Deliver, 81;
Seerley, IA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

In is reported in the dcspatches
that two thousand Indians on the
Oneida reservation are ~ great
need and in danger OF all impcnd.
Ing smallpox epidemic lnmedl-
ate help must be given .hcm or
there is grave danger oI the band
being wiped off OF the face OF the
earth. The disease IL an awful
one when Il gets iuli swing and
where the rules OF sanitation are
mol I0!loWcd. Get vacclNNtcl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

The police are dstsrmiued il
possible to break up the buaiqeSs
OF the policy gang in our city. 1t
is strange that there has not bet q
many arrests made among the
policy hackers aud writers until
since the first Of the year. The
policy people can afford to put up
good big money for protection as
that is much easier aud cheaper
than being subjected to being
raided once month, besides pay
ing a heavy tiue and doing time in
jail. There has been charges
made that the policy men, the
hackers, were paying good sized
sum every month Tor protection
and this is one of the things that
started the police investigation. 1t
may all come out in the wash.
WE think that the Street and
Sewer Comniss ouers should not
give privilege away Tor the use
OF our streets without the city re-
celying compensation every year
Tor the franchise granted. Further
we THINK that those corporations
now Ell joyirg franchises from this
department and using our streets
should pay asmall yearly tax. 1t
should not be made oppressive but
sufficient TO help pay the running
expenses of the Municipal govern
ment.
We hope that the gentlemen who
now control the affairs CT this de-
partment will see that the intcr-
ests OF the people are looked after
IN granting any and all franchises.
The Street and Sewer D.pa.l.
nent belong 50 the people and not
a few favored individuals. Turn
on the light always.
BY some persons it is thought
that the wheel wright! shop occu-
pied by Caleb S. Watson over in
the Ninth ward, was set on lire.
But up to this'time there is no proof
TO base such an lmpu.ation on,
The lire department which prom. pit.
ly responded, did good service aud
prevented the fire from spreading.
The fremen have had numerous
runs during the pr esent month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

'Tisn' t safe to be day without
Or. Thomas Electric Oil inthe house,
Never can tell what moment an acc.
dent is going to happen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

FREDUNlA, y. Y. Jan. ~. Benin.
min r. Tlilman. United States senator
from South Farolna and Charles r.
Lands, representative in congress from
Indiana. engaged in a spirited Joint de-
bate In Dnnkirk last night on the uues
ton democracy versus Republican
ism Two thousand persons listened
{" the addresses. which We're along the
lines of the platform of 1900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

lr is said that David sew Go
Hath with stone. But that is
nothing more marvellous thar per-
sons subslstlEg on food al a cos, OF
eight cents day. This gives the
fifteen cc1t restaurants y lair mar
gin for profit. No wonder that
some persons prefer the sunshine
to gloomy cell laced with steel
hire
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

WILK ESNARRE, Pa. Jan. 22.-St.
'asimir's Polish-I thuanian chNrch at
plymouth has been destroyed by fire.
with the parsonage adjoining, the total
loss being about $4,000. An over
icatcd furnace was the cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

Weather Probabilities.
Fair: high, shifting winds, becoming
northweSterly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

IT is currently reported around
the city that Chief Massey will
have his official head cut Oft. An
other rumor is that the new chief
will be a man from outside the
ranks. This is not what was in.
tended when the Police Commission
was created. The idea was to
have a partisan police force
and that all officers should he pro-
NOTED according to their merit.
This plan Is 10 be ignored and a
chief selected who will be a new
man 10 his duties and to the men
under him. The police force should
be kept as Tree as possible from
politics. We question the good in
tent OF the Commissioners when
they step outside the ranks to pick
out successor to the presen, chief.
There will be general shaking up
all along the line and many changes
made in the force. This has be-
come necessary by the condition
into which the force has drittcd IN
the last six months. Discipline is
badly needed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

'h' navy rs assistant surgeon Jan. ~.
1874. After this III, saw fprvic, i'm
muuy nnNuI ,u..,.I. II, Eu,,,,., S,,,,,,
so '''' 'l'''''' ''''''h
Ai'''F''"h ana nom" SVllhuruns.
Since 1857 he has seen almost con.
tinuous sDprjaI du,, IN No.li,,,,t,.u
I,,t Ma ,.,',. ,.a,. ,,,I.
''' Nv ""H from lNh' 10 1919 surgeon
u the Dolphin.
In Ianuary. 1901, he attended prcsi
len, Nrkiulnv In =, s.ri,,,,y ,,,.., 80 a.,
r,; ,, ,, ''' VI '"'
''' '"" ""'i''E 'ne succeeding May
h" attended Mr. Mckinley during her
nmo- fatal illness in San Er,uniyc,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~, 1907.

The raising OF tom atoes by the
farmers tor Gamers, does not pay
half the time, and for that reason
many farmers have stopped raising
this vegetable. In a great many
Instance the farmers did not real
iZe more than six TO eight tens TO
the acre. which was not a big yield.
Thus the crop was not a paying
one and the farmer put in other
crops, some with much better sue
cess. There is growing sen!i-
nent among the farmers growing
tomatoes favoring an organization
to regulate the prices. To a great
extent the supply and demand reg
ulate the price in most other com.
modities, but the Gamers generally
agree to pay a certain price per
ton to the farmers, from whom they
engage SO manv tons, the farmers
agreeing to plant so many acres.
BY this means The Gamers form
somc idea how many tomatoes they
will be able TO secure and pack.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

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