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New-York tribune., 1902-01-25

OTHER MARKErS-BT TELEGRAPH
East Buffalo: Jan 24.-catts-Receipts light: stsady
decided change veals. choice ss 25Gss IS: com
good IS 5ogSa Hoss-Recepts. II ooo head;
mixed and medium toc lower others unchanged fcrkesA
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25

-lee New-Eork Cotton EXCHANGE makes ths weekly
t,setnent follows: Port 5-cslpts ls4szo oalss exe.
.inatsdl $40 0o0 gain % stock al interior towns,
va brought to sight ended January "a.
ses he against Gissters nglres) 2ol51 last
"a, zi4 ssi In 1907 and 2I4 ISL IN 1899.
the NeH-Tork Gotten ExcharEe reports the weekly
ter movement of cotton as fono~s
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25
coMPARArIvE coTroN srArEMENr.
ror the week ending Friday, January p, 1907:
yet receipts at all United States ports during

TOT the week enllnE Friday, January - lSo-'
week ......-..-1 2Os 2o4
last year......,.. .-....... 1863 900
Total receipts since September 1.-....--.
Total receipts same date last year...... 1853
Exports Tor the 1J5151
Exports same week last year ....----... 524
Total exports since Septen1ber .......-. 294 Csc
Total exports date wear. SOS ASS
stock 6l United States 9s46oT
year '-.s4 s'f'es po'ls sa'H7 Hs. ..4e $50 $50
all interior towns -...-...-.--.-- 635 1928
interior towns same time last year.
Stock at Liverpool ................ G9T 900
Stock Liverpool same time last vear.... coo
stock OF American anGst for Great Britain -lSVOo
time iasr l1-i 4i''1' lot Urea. 900
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25

Rio-Conee market Quet: No 7 BIO. $500; exchange,
rece!p 1000 bags cleared for ths United states
50l0 bags: stock, 513OoU uegs
Of Rray
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25

Cones ssatOscoaee TzsE@et euieti good sDo o
Sanios $500 receipts 700 bags stock llSStoo
bags. Hauburg-co1ee market opened = pig lower; at
$50 n \ a. pig lower sales, 900 bags Fsvre
l.oftss market opened quiet = franc lower al y n
declined = franc; at N quiet and unchanged; al
February August 1U-5s9
March ...--.-....3s.75 September
Apri ................S9.25 - October ..-.-...-A12o
June December -4115
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25

This weeks statistical Liverpool witt
Ile usual comparisons, follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25
-, -, are given fhe more important
sssr Tor the month ot February;

: - IT p HUE bfiDW q u" -
s'sHt months CT the last four years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
PHILIPPINE INVESTIGATION,
Governor Fmtt Says We Are Prrsu-
Ing only tcursc Possible.

W AHiliNHloN. i"b. u. - At the
commute" N'arin" yesterday, replying
10 u SERIES OF questions. Governor Tall
S''!b the intervention OF the nit"d
states IN III" Philippines was the hest
lh'hG lhi could happen for the lipl-
nos but mat II would laT" been better
loi our country If WE had not gone
there. II" Adh'd:
III III" result III IT," end proves 70 he
IN the interest Of ia" General welfare,
tIlth We r1h pos luiE justify ourselves
on Ia" ground t.1ui W" have taken only
O,.i STARE ui ~" burden Of civilization
IN bringing. nlG an uu"jvilZpu people
tuntinuiu" tn" general discussion Of
conditions in 1t" Philippians. he rN.
pressed III" opjuiou hat trade VITA the
United States would increase and that
ultimately the islands would be self
fHrror,ilG, even to lie extent Of pay
ing III" expenses If the United States
army there.
DO YOU bClitS" that what We are
now doing in the philippines is best for
tie I'IIpiuos AID for lie people Of The
United States a% WeliE" asked senator
Allison
# d." said Governor Taft. I'VE are
pmsuin" there the only course open to
us, aud il WAS absolutely impossible
for Ii" To puvSu" any other course than
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb. u. The Second and
Third bAttHliOns of the Twenty ninth
United States infantry. numbering 500
men. have left Fort Sheridan bound for
the Philippines by way of San Francis
co, Lieutenant Colonel T. +. Forbes in
command At Manila Colonel Forbes
viii turn the men over to Colonel Viii
liam A,llnan. The First battalion of
the regiment was recruited at Column
bus Barracks, o.. and will join The 9th.
cr two at III" l'reSidi0 The regiment
will sail on the transport Meade March
/. Colonel Forbes is accompanied BY
his wife and three daughters. and the
wives Of il number Of the other com
missoncd officers will accompany their
husbands to the islands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

RlNGHAMTON. n. y Feb ia
serious wreck, in which 4, "'an was
killed and several others W. 'ured.
occurred yesterday OH the Syracuse III.
vision of the l.ackawarla about Il mile
and n half south Of Prebe. A work
crew in charge Of Conductor John NJ.
Mcdonald. with heavy snowplow
and two engines. was attempting 10
clear the track. The engines tried TO
ram the plow through deep drift,
when the head engine. No. 269. left the
track and turned almost around. Fire
man Garrett Nagle Of Syracuse, aged
twenty four years. was on the tender
and was caught between il and the
engine His body was literally ground
to fragments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
SUM MING UP.
The Fiscal Closing Prosecution Of
Cuban Postal OMcials,

Cuban Postal Officials.
HAVANA. Feb. 2l-,The tiscal began
summing up for the prosecution yestcr-
day in the eases of the Cuban postal
frauds. lie withdrew all the charges
against the two Cuban stamp clerks,
MOya and Mascara. He withdrew the
charges against Estes G. KathbOne Of
issuing duplicate warrants and chnrg-
ed the issuing Of these warrants to W.
II. Reeves and G. f. W. Nicely. lie
maintained the charges of conspiracy
and extravaganza against RAthbone
and said these eases were the most I'm
pOrtant that had ever come before the
Cuban courts
The fiscal declared that there was no
doubt from the testimony Of the OK
perts that Sl22,O0O had been stolen
He said that Rathbonc had full pow
erS for the organization Of the postal
service in Cuba and that If the service
had been properly organized the ma
iority Of the frauds in question could
not have occurred.
He said that Rathbone did not dcpOs-
it the funds as required by the postal
laws; that they should have been de
posted when they We're received, IN
stead Of which Rathhone left the mon
ey In the safe. This alone. the fiscal
declared, rendered Rathbone liable 10
imprisonment for six months He said
that Rathbone must have known of
these irregularities or straings. He
also introduced letters to show the in
Nicely. Reeves and Raihbonc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
lowing Contests.

The games in the bowling Lourna-
mcnt Of the Wilmington CITY Bow
Ing LEAGUE last night resulted in
victories for ne Christian AssoCiu-
ton and Republican club teams.
i!lr scores III he games between
tn" Bicycle C!nh aud The Republican
cab on the latter alleys were 23UJ
10 Gls9. The total in the knights
OF CoGnhuS Y NJ. {. A. game wer;
40 to 2l2G. Both game, were in.
lereStng AM nearly every score was
aDov: 100 The Young Men Re-
rublc"n Cl0U rolled the sta game Of
lilc evening getting > total Of >2J in
their second game. hIce made the
highest individual score, getting 2O2
III ms las game. lie also cot the
highest genera. score, having / total
mark IT "a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

WASHINGTON. Feb. Il The Re
publican members of the ways and
means committee We're in private con-
ference for three hours yesterday after.
noon on the subject of Cuban rCcirroci-
ty, and, although the conference went
over without action until today, the
members found themselves for the first
time in possession of a proposition com.
handing considerable strength and I'm.
derstood to represent the attitude of
the administration. This proposition
was brought forward by Representa-
tive Long Of Kansas and authorized
the president. when Cuba was prepared
TO grant 40 per cent reduction in duties
on United States exports to the island,
to grant to cuba similar reduction of
40 per cent on all the products Of the
island coming to the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

! sets in, followed by q genera, feeling
OF debility. These are the imam
symptoms Of a diseased liver The
liver, stomach and kidneys are the
great nerve centres. painc's Celery
Compound never fails to restore them
to heath and vigorous action. 1t
pur'ii'S the blood, tones up the sys-
TEN, cradicatcs all poiSons. nourishcs
and lnvlgorlIcS muscle tissues and
keeps the body healthy and free from
loui impurities. Paine S Celery Com
pound gives lmmedatcand permanent
relief TO all who suffer from a dis
ordered liver.
IicbcSt physician, openly endorse
II, USE It, recommend 1t and author
lie the puo!c Use Of their statements
that Paine, Celery Compound, ia case
at|"f case, cures rheumatism and
Kindred diseases, purifics the blood
regulates the stomach. liver, bowels
and kidney and reiuyenatcs the fag-
gcd.out or diseased nervous system.
Thousands Of letters have been re-
reIv"d by the propretors Of Painc'S
Celery Compound and by newspapers
ana medical journals from men and
women in every walk of life. all tell
M one experience the immediate
rcIlei ana perfect cure Effected by
Paine 5 Celery Compound.
what reason can any person have
who i, not in perfect health for not
At least giving this greatest of all
u trial:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

WHILE .sanbling ID prohibited
By, the laws 10 the form Of slot ma
chiues, policy PLAYING. Ferris
wheelA and other devices, gamb.
ling in stocks is winked at by the
law. even as low as ten sha, es be-
ing bought and sold. We do not
think that gambling is good for the
average American youth or the old
man but we do not believe it can
ever be broken up by the police
lorcs. 1t can be stopped for the
time being but like the measles it
Is liable TO break out at any time.
We believe 10 restricting these
vices but does any one think for
moment that they eau be stamped
out for good and all time; Gamb-
ling toa certain extent is carried
90 in the clubs where there is pro.
lection from interference by the
police. All reforms are spasmodic
aud especially in the large cities.
and would require the constant
vigilance of the police force to Grad
icate the greatest vice OF the pres.
ent age. What man does not like
to chance it once in a whlle2: A
large number of the richest men
are not adverse 10 gambling in some
form or another. If only for the ex-
citemcnt OF it. Even Adam and
Eve in the Garden OF Eden took
u h a and la, rner1t 1,
mankind has been laboring under
that curse ever since. We have
been informed that our city will
witness one OF the greatest cru
sades against gambling and VICE
that has ever been witnessed by
Wilmingtonians. While the new
broom sweeps clean every gambler
will run TO cover and when the
Storm blows over they will be found
dong business at the old stand.
FOLLOW up tho record of the police
department in our city for years
past and then you can do your own
thinking abou. stamping out OF the
evils that are SAID to exist in cities
OF any size, Wilmington is not
bali as bad as some OF the cities
that border on il. We believe Ches.
ter has more o! the sporting pro.
iess'onal gambling element in It
than Wilmington. We are ones
who do not expect to witness any
III Wilmington. Not Just
yet
There 10 chance tor reform all
about lis. Even the weather could
come IN Tor 4 share OF it. 1t Will
5000 be served up like hot tamales
alter = o'clock in the evening.
TINS is certainly delightful
weather TO have 10 stand out IN the
cold Tor one hour in crampcd po-
sitDo0. And done IN Delaware,
too The State that boas,s OF It's
great Statesmen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
AN ATTACK ON TAFT
Mr.. Patterson Accuses Gov.
ernor Of Misrepresentation.
RECENT STATEMENTS IN QUESTION.
The subject OF Sectariunism Brought
ip-iiOnse DispO.cs of Portion
of Indian Appropriate
ton Bill

WASH NGTON. Feb. 1l.--With the
exception OF Il few minutes given to
routine business the senate yesterday
devoted its entire session to the Philip
pine question. Mr.. Patterson Wol.'. one
of the minority members of the Philip.
pine committee. delivered his first en-
tended speech in the senate and WAS
given Il most attentive and careful
hearing. lie discussed principally the
sedltlon laws enacted by the Philippine
commission, vigorously attacking the
authority of the commission to enact
and enforce such laws. II" maintained
That congress alone had the power to
put IN fore" enactlnrutS Of that churac.
Ter. He compared information furnish
ed by the rxc"utiy" departments of the
government with some of the state.
menis Of Governor Tart in his te,,imo.
ny before the Philippine commission
with respect to the capabilities of the
IhlllpplI" people and declared. with
some heat. his belief that Governor
Tart misrrpreScnicd the true situation
IN the Islands for motives unknown
He asserted that If the G,OUOUO0 of
Christians in the Philippines were
Protestant Christians the crupllics
p!arlir"d on them by the American au.
thorities would have TO stop as no
member of congress would be able to
Withstand the wrath Of ne MrthuuiSts
RaptistS and lrrshyirrHMS Of this
country
Mr. Nelson Miunl presented legal
ana constitutional argument in support
or this governments action in The Phil
lrpne archipelago and sharply criti
clsrd Mr.. Patterson for injecting into
the controversy the question of sertari-
auiSu.
Mr.. Mrtumbcr (N. d. urged that
congress should not bind the future
now by declaration Of a definite poll.
cy regarding the Philippines as il WAS
Desirable that all possible Information
should he in hand before permanent
policy was determined upon.
The house spent the day working on
tn" Indian appropriation bill. Forty.
two OF the sixtytwo pages We're dis
posed Of. Several amendments were
adopted, but none of much Importance"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
rLoons FEAsEo;s


~ " lee Gosked Ut Many POints.
i, PITTSBURG, Feb. 21.-A sleetstorm
with rapidly moderating weather, and
two days of rain predicted by the gov.
eminent weather. office promise to
bring about the conditions feared for
weeks past by river men and citizens
generally. The great danger appre-
hcnded is from the immense gOrgps of
Ice in the Allegheny and Monongahela
rivers. The Instructions are of the
most serious character and liable to do
almost incaIculable damage TO river
craft moOred between this point and
Wheeling, and should the moderate
weather and rains bring down with the
ice the heavy SHOWS from mp river
points the food which will result is
likely to be n record breaker
The gorge in the Allegheny extends
almost without II break from Pittsburs
fully seventy miles up the river and
varies in thickness from five feet to
sixteen feet. The ice is frozen to the
bottom of the river in many places and
is dammng the water, with the result
that the river is rising above the gorge,
and this fact points out that when the
first waters OF the rise come the water
will be damned back until the valley
along the river will be flooded, which
will do damas" not to be computed in
money.
The river from Wheeling to Parkcrs-
burg is gorged almost solid, and the
river mon fear this almost as much as
they do the gorge in the Allegheny, for
the reason that many boats are frozen
to the bank at various places, and
these have no way to protect them
selves or their lows from the ice when
it breaks. 1t is feared that in addition
to losing their tOws many of the boats
themselves will be lost Oh account Of
The heavy ice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

Miss Teresa Cartel the beautiful
SISTER who won Sc much credit by her
untIrInG efforts in nursing the wOun l.
ca after the Maine explosion, is one
OF more than ii thousand nurses who
have testified t, the wonderful results
of laine's Celery Compound among
their sick. dcbiIitatcd and exhausted
patients.
sister Cartel hccSelf was cured Of
"nc Of the most serious affections of
the liver BY only two bottles of thi,
marvellous restorative.
rainc's Celery Compound has ac-
compiShed more in behaIlJ of suffer-
Ing humanity than any other dis
coNcry in the history Of medical
science. 1t has rescued from il sick
bed thousand, Of deSpairing victims
If disease. Men and women in ak
walks Of life have teen permanently
cured by its use. Old and young, the
feeble and the iniiym, praise its cGra
tive powers 1t is the one true nerve
tonic, II takcr in time. it never
fails TT restore to activity weakened
kidneys and a sluggish liver. The
body ina, been made foul aud I'M
healthy with impure blood aud bic
mat originate in a diseased liver:
ClTrhoSIS, jadndire, fatty degcncra-
tion, cancer aud drup>y often result
from diseased liver. The appetite
is impaired, the blood is filed with
poisonous principles. the skin he
comes yellow, digestion is dcraugrd.
morbid condition arises. emariatiOn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
Brewery Interests Purchased.

The interests Of Messrs Carey
and Cahill Of Washington and John
A. Lengel Of this city In Bavariau
Brewing Company have been pur-
chased by Carl 1Eisenmiugsr.
In the future Mr.. EisenmInger
will carry on the business Of the
concern. The transfer was made
several days ago Willard Salisbury
acting as attorney for the transfer
o. the stock, aud the Union Nation
al Bank was the transfer agent.
1t is reported that owing 10 the 10.
crease IN business the brewery will
be enlarged and Il number Of im-
pruvenents made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

lAtitOBE. Pa. Feb. 21.-Charlrs
and William Herman, together with
RAIph 'rHnI"r. Il cousin left here last
Friday evening With $500 which, i, is
sad. they had appropriated from their
fathers safe. Philip Herman. the ia
lhr". IS Il coal operator. employing
about forty men. and had drawn the
money from The bank preparatory to
paying off on 81 Grday. cramrrs ia.
tllrr is u welt 10 10 farmer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

PHILADELPHIA Feb. u. Conin-
ed to her bed with Il badly injured an.
kle. the result Of Il fail last week, Miss
Gertrude Gothic. aged twenty-five
years. was shot dead by her lover,
George Sutton. aged nineteen years,
WHO. with his mother, had come to
III" Young wonNn's HON" in West Phil
adelphia to pay Il visit. Still standing
beside The bed Sutton sent n bullet into
his own breast. hut his attempt TO end
his own life was defeated by hospital
physicians. who say he will recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

VALDOSTA. Ga. Feb. 21.- During
terrific winlstorm the carriage factory
OF the Roberts Crawford Dashcr com.
pany was wrecked. The building fen
fifteen minutes before the employees
were due to begin their days work.
The loss to the company is $I00o0. No
further damage than shade trees and
Fences destroyed las been reported.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
A Wall street FURRY,

NEW YORK. Feb. u. There was a
sensational furry in the stock market
during yesterday, which proved how
diSaerecahe Il surprise President
Roosevelt had given the speculative
world by his Instructions to the att0r.
n"y general to begin proceedings to
test the legality of the formation Of
the Northern Securities company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

GUTHRIE. Okla. Feb. u Western
Oklahoma is buried under the heaviest
snow since its opening to settlement.
In Blaine and Grant counties il is more
han two feet deep, and in many places
the trains cut through drifts Of three
aud Four feet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

\GTON. Feb u. Represent
alive Southwick lN. " has introduced
bill to prevent the brewing Of nfrri.
or beer 1t requires that hops and malt
shall he the only products entering into
the brewing Of beer and ale and that
no other products than barley. wheat
and rice shall enter into the manufac.
tlIrp of malt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
Old Point Comfort. Va. Popular
Tours Via Is, Il OR r,

Leaves Wilmington, Saturdays. March
]. ID and 90 ut l!.Ol a. NJ. Rate sl4.O 90 for
round trip. including railroad fare, trans.
fers in Washington, Stnteroom going and
returning on Potomac River Steamer, and
one and threo-fourths days board at the
Hygoia Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

MOBILE. Aln. i'rt - Thc wind,
storm whoU s,s''"d Notiir ut ou" tim.
reached The velocity Of forty five rll"s
AT hour, hlww.ug down trees and fences
and pIoSt'It,n4 Telegraph Wlrs, A
number Of boat, hr"h" from thpirWuoi.
rugs and were swept out into the river
mt wee oull slightly DAMAGED
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

BNlblT. Wis. Feb. II. While dig
png in the cmbankmcnt of the new
Eoioit, Dclavan Lake and gainesville
railway Dcnnis Curry of RorktOn and
David Shaw Of Roscoe were killed and
James EordwcIl Of Rorkton was bad.
~ injured by the cayng in of the soil,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
League:PcrHanenfly GrsaHlI Il

AT Brownson Library Associa.
ton the Delaware Basket
Bali League was permanently or
gained last night,
President Simon T. Dolertv pre-
sided aud he WAS also elected Sec
rotary. The question Of official ref
erces was brought up and Austin
Ellison. Edward Latimcr Of this
city and Edward Waggermaun, of
New Castle were nominated. All
OF them will be given a trial
and if they give salts! action will
comprise the regular staff of ref
crces.
A number OF changes were made
in the schedule.
Tomorrow night instead OF Conn
PAW Ii playing al the hrmory, the
Brownson Library will meet the
First Battalion. and Oh March the
First Battalion will play the New
Castle soldiers at the Armory. 1t
was decided to postpone action on
the protested games until the next
meeting Of the league.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

TnF a>hInston Fire 'ompany
WI celebrate ITS cd anniversary
al German Hall this, Friday even
ing. The Washy IS one OF he old.
est ire companies ~ our city and
ane OF the most active, enjoying
arge membership
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
- ..
The Republican Printing
and Publishing co,
TlBi. iSHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del us seCOnd-cIass mail matter.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY u, 1907.

By the agreement oil the Viii.
mington Coal Gas. Company and the
Wilmington City Railway aud the
Peoples Railway to pay the city
what it considered right and
proper 10 the way Of taxes on their
franchises, it will cut down the
city deficit just that many dollars.
Thirteen thousand dollars is like a
godsend TO Council when they ex-
pect some fifty thousand dollars
from the Water Department which
dwindied down to less than that
sum. The REPUBLICAN has all
along couterded that the corpora
items en- joyins the franchises Of oc.
supylny our streets should pay
something back IN the shape oil
taxes. We never believed that
the tax Should not be burdcnsome
one bat tina. thew should contribute
yearly small tax on the conccs-
slons rece ived from the city by
Them. Every property owner is
compelled to pay a city and water
lax whether their property is pro
ducino revenue or not. 1t means
)ust that much less will have 20 be
raised from property owners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

EEEIlN l"h - IN" navy depart
nrut lm. dr.id"d 70 establish Il chain
of wit"1.S> telegraph STATIONS along The
entire ',t'uuu coast
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-21

ii. II. Moore Is still in thu butter egg
and cheese business u; I'll King street