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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
tlettriCk Smokes.

With a coolne>s that savorcd strongly
of bravado Georga Hettrick figured ont
this morning that ho would need lust
sixty cigals during the forty.eight hours
lie had to live.
When Sheriff Atch!ey visited tho
pii Oner after bronkfast he asked how
many cigars ho would want before Fri.
day. Ihs condemned man stood before
he door of his cell putting away ut u
cigar After deiDoruliny Tor few mo-
ien s. he said:
Il will want just sixty. | have forty
eight hours to live il lam to diu at 10
O'clock Friday morning. will probably
sleep about .iX hour, tonight and six
thursday night. would leave me thirty
tour hours awaSo. A cigar lasts ms
half IN hour, deductius tha time will
'mnd at my meals, sixty cigars will SEQ
lne through"
sheriff Atchloy secured tho cigars for
Hcttricl and the murderer at once began
colln in. his lie away with them, He
fills the cell aid the corridor full of cigar
smoke until tit Of coughing stops hi,
lncessant uflins.
Fa her tish, The spiritual adviser OF
llclrick. says tho condemned man will
walk to the gal.ows calmly and will not
create any Sensational sc,ne.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Y0RKLYN
PENGlLlNGS.

Yorlslyn, April 3.-This is one of
the busiest little places in the State
and in the course of short time there
will be an additional number of peo-
pie living here.
One new snuff mill is ready for
roofing, another will be built and
changes made to the other mill.
Farmers in this sec. ..ionarc hustling
now that the fine weather has come.
Richard Smith of Hockessin, was
severely injured and had some ribs
fractured by the breaking Of a scat
fold at Yorklyn.
William !. Wilkinson, who made
his home with his son Thomas Will
kinson, at Yorklyn, Del, died sudden
ly about ten O'Clock Saturday evening
aged about 10 years. lie had been
troubled for years with asthma, but
was in his usual health up toS o'clock
that evening when he was taken
worse and died. His wife died q few
months ago, and lie leaves two sons
and one daughter. His funeral took
place yesterday and interment was
made at Union Hill Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
The Dregs and After Re.
suits of Terrible Grippe
Lead to Consumption and
Other Fatal Troubles,
Paine'SCelerV
Compound
Saves a Former Member of
the Indiana legislature.
This IS the Season to use the Great
Medicine If Yol Would Banish
the Seeds Of Disease from
the SyStAm.

On every hand we see men and wo.
men who this season should beactive,
hale, and strong, losing flesh and
weight, looking pale and languid. We
hear them complain of weakness, pain
IN the chest, backache, and sideachc.
Their friends note with alarm the
pale checks and sunkcn eyes; the col.
or of the skin gives evidence of blood
impurities.
All! reader. thcseare all indications
that the deadly drcss Of grippe have
permcated the whole system, distribu-
ting poisons and impurities in blood
and tissues.
Act at once with wisdom and de-
cision: you cannot afford to lose pre-.
cihus time experimenting with mcdi-
clnrS that have no reputation, that
have no positive victories to their
credit.
Heaven help you to use the life
saver that rescued and saved Mr..
Stephenson. While in u perilcus con-
ditlon of health, Providnnce truly d.
i'''S' W llluNC ltSC VI
Paine'S Celery Comp,lInl The first
bottle produced marvellous and hap
py effect: his life blood was being
frcshened and enriched: his appetite
was improved; strength was taking
the place of weakness: and the ruddy
tiHye of health was apparent in the
once pale face. MIR. ID. L. Stephen.
son, Of Pilot Knob, InI.,, writes as
follows:
"Snnc years ago while serving as a
member of the Indiana Legislature, |
contracted Il severe case of grippe, and
was run doNn and completely ous of
sorts, and found but little relief from
amy remedy until tried Painc's Ce!-
cry compound. The first bottle did
me wonderful and marked good, and
its continued use for short time, re-
stored me to my usual viyorand fresh
ness. Your Painc's Celery Compound
has been used hy my famiIysince then
for general prostration of the system,
with the most gratifying results,
Painc's Celery Compound is a great
quicler and restOrer Of the nerves to
their normal conditions: indeed, its
action on the nerves and nerve cen.
tres has been most gratifying in my
case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Mine Explosion Victims Buried,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April 3
Investigation has revealed the fact
that the Nelson mine at Dayton in
which the explosion occurred is not on
fire and has not been. Workmen are
engaged cXravating the debris. The
funerals of the victims recovered were
held yesterday Altogether there were
sixteen killed, leaving tifty-eight Or
phans and fourteen widows. The mll-
crs claim that the explosion was due
to failure to sprinkle the mine on Sun
day. The prevailing opinion seems to
be that 1t was caused by Il combination
of coal dust and gas in the mine. The
officials Of the Dayton Coal and Iron
company stated that they have not
progressed sufficiently in their invest-
cations to make Il full statement, but
they claim that the Nelson was one of
the best governed mines at Dayton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
CHARLIE BROKE
THE PLEDGE

Lost, strayed or stolen one
pledge when last seen was given
by Judge Cochran to Charles
Dougherty, would be good no.
tice to have been published last
evening. Charlie had been before
! the Court yesterday morning and
was given chance to go and
sin no more. But Charlie rambl-
ed along the coast and followed
the beaten channel.
He was wrecked on the same
old rock where good interbus
have gone to pieces time and time
again. Officer Sherry OF the
first signal station came along and
called the life boat. This morning
Judge Cochran ordered Charlie to
the Greenvillc dry dock for forty
days.
Theodore Carolin will be a
boarder at Meserve habitation for
forty days. That is unless lie is
pardoned upon the recommended
ton of friends. He showed signs
Of insanity yesterday afternoon by
boarding an engine in the round
house. He could lave gone to
Eong Kong or any other place,
but officer Burchinal was summon
ed and Carolin will retire for forty
days and for that time will keep
up the population as Cole who
slew young Montague has left the |
institution.
Howard Cooling will rest his
weary bones for thirty days as he
carried an overload of book beer
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The iron bridge ut DE Wits Mills,
\. y, was bloWH up, presumably by
unemployed men.
EX-Statc Senator Nevada y. Strana-
han was sworn in as collector of the
port of New York.
Two men We're killed in Il freight
collision at SlrHs>hurg, O.. On the
Cleveland. LOrain and Wheeling road.
one hundred and seventeen cases Of
cholera have been reported at Manila,
and seycntythrc deaths from the dis
ease have occurred,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
FrOStS In the SOul!,.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. April g.
A heavy frost has occurred in this vi
to Tuesday night the damage by pro
vious fro>tS had been from - 10 30
per cent in southern Tennessee. and it
is feared tie heavy frost of Tuesday
night will cause an average of 30 per
cent loss to fruit growing sections.
FroSlS were also general in portions
"t Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia and
North and South Carolina.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

A ANTED-A A MIDDLE AGED WHITE
w woman ior general houSrwurls: good
wages; reference required Apply j G. Will
son .. W. corner at'I ana King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
HOt NTI TAXPAYERS TAKE

| HOl NTl TAXPAYERS TAKE
~ NOTICE The following
resolution Wa, adopted by the
Levy Court Of New Castle county.
March 18th, 1902:
"Whercas, There appears on
the books OF the receiver of taxes
Il large amount Of county and poor
taxes outstanding for the. years
1899, 1900, 1901, and
"N hcrcas, As the Levy Court
OF New Castle comfy needs the
money, said taxes for current ex-
pcnscS, therefore he it
"ResoIvrd, That the said re-
cclver OF taxes be instructed and
directed to proceed to sell all
properties on which Il delinquent
tax remains unpaid after April
18th, 1902
All persons owing tax for years
included in the above resolution
must pay the sane on N before
April 10Th, 1902, or the proper
ties will be advertised for sale.
The additional costs OF the sale
must be paid after that date.
HORACE &. RETTEW,
m2o-2lt Receiver Of Taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Stabbed his COmpaniOn

While quarreling over 4 marble
last night George King. aged :
years. OF No. 500 Harrison street,
stabbed his companion. Francis
Acton. aged 8, Of No. 81 Harrison
street.
Young King used small pen.
knife. which he plunged into Ac-
tons neck causing Il severe wound,
but it will! not prove dangerous.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Revenue Office Re nc wed.

The United States Internal
Revenue Office in this city reopen
ed yesterday afternoon having
been closed since Monday.
The collector for the district of
which this is II part, renewed his
bond On = uesday and the stamps
from all the branch offices had to
be token to Baltimore for the pl,r-
pose OF being counted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
re FACING ANpLrIMArUM. ~
Prepossl to Strike Met by Mill OwHs
ers With Shutdown Notice.

eFs WIN Shut0Own Notice.
AUGUSTA, Ca, April 3.-The fol.
lowing notice, signed by the president
Of the mill in which it was posted, has
been put Oh the bulletin board In every
mill in the Augusta district:
"Owing to the demand made OH the
John +. King Manufacturing company
for an advance of 10 per cent, accom-
panied by notice that il not granted
its operatives would refuse to work
after Saturday, April s, and said de-
mand having been refused, notice is
hereby given to the employees of this
company that should such II strike be
inaugurated this mill will close indefi-
nitely on the evening of Tuesday,
April s."
This order is a result of the decision
by the Manufacturers association to
fight the union. 1t means that if the
strike goes on in the King mill as
scheduled every mill in Augusta,
Gianitevllr. Aiken, Warrenville, Van
cl'lsc and Langley will be closed,
throwing 10000 operatives out of
work. Union leaders insist that the
strike will take place on Monday, al
though many operatives are opposing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Buffalo coroner scGIittrI,

Bt fFAfO, April :..-Aftrr II trial
lasting sis days Coroner William e.
Boiler las been acquitted on The charge
Of having stolen 81 from Il body
brought 10 the murgu" in November
last. Tho jury was ont for two hours.
Martin SWirrcHt;.. !; Pole. was killed
by train in November. 1901. An ell
'rop" containing Il months wages was
stolen from his body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Hearing on Neekes' Hill,

ALBANY, y. Y. April Governor
Odrll "nvr a herring yesterday after
noon on the bill of A~Scmbynan
Wrrkcs which aholi~lrs the >prin" on,
ro!in!"nt for primary elections in New
York city. The bill WAS oppGstd by Il
larg" delegation representing the Great.
or New York Democracy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Tnlnagc still Very Sick

WASHINGTON April :":.-At the res
i'!cn"r of I. De Witt Talnag" il is
stated that his condition for the last
two days has remained unchanged. lie
is said to he Slll-a very sick man, and
his physicians have informed the fami-
~ thai if there is to Il" any improve
mcit at all ii will very slow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

A woman in country town in Illinois
aticr trying many adveried ".onics'' in
vain, it Is said. has written the following
testimonial to her druggist who is boom.
ing Ninol
Dear Sir: Before taking Vlnol I was
too weak TO spank the baby. have tax
en- three bottles and now can lick my
husband. Heaven be.s youn
Tho Ninol agency III Wilmington Is n.
B D,n;orth's drug store Market and
Second streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
RufinlO Live Stock Market,

CATTLE t.-Offcrings. 20 head: duh for
light butchers: strong for good grades
ycals. tops. S,.2in 80; common TO good.
$Ju,.
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; active and
light do, s6.sVa6.5j mixed packers, S.SoI
$50: choice heavy. s6.Na1.j5: pigs. Xs o0Ti
GO. louGhs. yG.25nGsO: stays, Sl.25T4.75.
SHEEP AND L+MBS Receipts, 1000
head Gastp str si,oaS. 4; ss ,nhs "a loqoc high
s66onGs0: cullJ TO fair. t55'rd65O. sheep.
choice handy wethers. SiaOQ615; common
TO extra mixed. $52juj.s5; culls and COM
mon. tGu5 Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
WASHINGTON y. &

POPULAR I'll lREE-DAY TOURS VIA
ia LTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lionve vii iminGton Mt i.h6 =. NJ.
THURSDAYS April 10 and "a aud May 8.
Hatr. including ali cxpen cs. 5000 for
r1und trip. Expenses include railroad
fare. transfer t0 Hotel mud two days
board Ut Washington. For book of
Tours giving itinerary and full details,
w,i'e =" apply TO II. A. Miller. =. A.,
Wiin :. /: IN. DsI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

Tennessee Reads Resume Business,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April 3
The first passenger train to go through
to Nashville dver the Nashville Chat
tanooga and ST. Louis road since last
Friday left here yesterday, all bridges
having been repaired. Regular freight
schedules have also been resumed. The
Memphis division of the s;ou! !irrli rail.
way was operated for the first time
Since the storm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
= A FIGHT FOR A JAIL, +jsS
Hamilton County Rival Sheri6s
Have n Clash.

/ ~
LAKE PLEASANT, n. Y, April B.
| The long expected clash between the
rival sheriffs of Hamilton county has
occurred. A fight at the Jail. which
Sheriff Locke has been holding by
force. resulted in the Locke deputy be-
Ing thrown out of the building.
Sheriff kathan had been keeping n
Sharp watch on the Jail for some time,
anu last night the result of his Wig
lance was rewarded when one of the
deputies at the Jail left the building for
u short time. kaliian was waiting for
such an opportunity. and as soon as the
deputy disappeared he entered the Jail
ana encountered the other guardian of
the building. The Locke deputy had
orders to prevent the Jail being seized
by Kntlan, but before he had much of
an opportunity TO use forciblc means
the Republican officer graspcd him. ana
fight rnsued. with results disastrous
to the Locke dcpIty, who was elected
from the Jail and ordered not to re-
turn.
kaihan after he gained possession
look steps to prevent any of the Locke
deputies from forcing him TO surrender.
Ills deputies are now in possession of
The Jail and will hold it until the courts
decide who is the real sheriff of the
county. 1t has been expected that trou.
DIE would result from the situation in
Hamilton county, but the unexpected
attack of kathan caught Iocke's de-
Tenders off their guard. and the con-
testing sheriff is now without Jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Diamond reGs dn inr,"s al an IN, ""nI q"
Strinphem Re NO Rcpalred

The torpedo boat Stringham, is
in the dry dock at the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company's
plant, where she is having her
hull scraped and painted, The
Stringlam will be given another
trial at an early date.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
The EtrEria ut l.iverDOOI,

LIVERPOOL. April 3-Thr disabled
Cunarh line steamer Elrvriu which
left FaIHl. Azores. March II in tow OF
two tugs, has arrived here. The Etru-
ria sailed from New York Feb. - for
Liverpool. Sh" hcr,mc disabled and
was !owcd ny the steamer William
cliff to the \" res. where she arrived
March o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Clurkc's Election Assured.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April ,. AT
thcntir returns give The following re-
yiSni figures on the l'i,ite, States sen
ai0"ship: For james T.. Clarke, r.
members Of the general assembly: for
james X. Jones. Ii doubtful, II. There
are l31 members. and the number re-
uuifed to eject as senator is rs. The
election e.. CLARKE is now assured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
FREE IIIu strated BOOK
THE EYE
AND ITS CARE,
HARRY E. THOMAS & CO.,
.tr< 500 MARKET STREET
ASK FOR IT.
mil col tn til sat
Reception to Pastor

A reception was tcndcrcd the Kcv.
John Jones on Tuesday last Dy the
congregation Of Goodman NJ. E.
Church.
Mr.. Jones was returned as pas.
Tor for the fourth consecutive year,
and his work there has been success.
1ul' lie was presented with boquet
OF cut flowers by the Ladies' AID So
ciety.
Addresses welcoming Mr.. Jones'
back Tor another year were made BY
w. j. Staats, Cecil Lynch, Clarence
Pyle, Edward White, Mrs. Miles, Mrs
Mary Cloud and J. F. Mclaughlin
representing the different depart
ments Of the church. The congrc.
cations at Cookman on Sunday last
were the largest duringIthc pastoratc
Of Mr. Jone, there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Policeman Murders Wife

New York April l. Police.
man John }. O'Brien, of Brook
lvn, shot and instantly killed his
young wife to-day ut their home
in the presence Of his three chill
dren and his wifc's mother.
Mrs. OBrien had just handed
her husband his revolver as he
was going out on duty, when,
without warning, he shot her
through the head. Hc had been
drinking heavily.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
WORK MEMS
BIG DINNER.

Inlll nearly midnight last nigh
about 600 members, their wives ant
friends Of Wilmington Lodge A. O
L. W. were the guests of the Lodg.
at dinner held in Turn Hail. III.
dinner will be held again tonight
as there was not near enough room
10 accommodate all the guests.
Last night the arrangements were
complete in every detail, and every
thing passed off with u. hitch
During the evening music was
furnished by the Philharmonic Or
rhestra. Members Of the commit.
tee ol arrangements gave their
person al attention TO receiving the
guests. The tables were stretched
the entire length Of the room. On
them were blossomins plants, and
these, together with the shining
glass and silyerware, looked invlt.
ing, white color was added to the
table decorations by the bright red
toyers Of the menu cards.
The rafters were hidden with
iestoons and strcamers of red and
blue bunting, the cclors of the
lodge. The chandeliers were drap-
I'd 10 the same colors. while around
The walls here and there we're
Standards Of various colorcd tlars,
bearing the emblem OF the order.
Thc stage was hidden bv a bank
bt palms aud back of them was the
orchestra, who, during the dinner,
gave lively program.
! Over the stage was a huge elcc.
tric sign bearing the words "Wel.
Zone. Ladies' Just after the din
ers heard an invocation bv Itben
n. Baldwin, and had taken their
beats, the hall was darkeucd Tor a
moment and then the large sirn
blazcd forth, illuminating The hail,
while here and there about the
ec'ilng glowed clusters OF incan-
descent electric lamps.
The menu lnsludcd blue points,
cream OF celery soup. delaware
shad, potatoes diced, tilIct o. beef,
green peas, orange sherbeI, chick
en- mnvonnaise, ice cream, cake
and coffee.
inst before dinner was served
and while the guests were in their
seats, Chairman l.. Y. Chr,stv. nr
the committee on arrangements in
q lew well chosen words, introdue.
ed Grand Master Workman B. A,
Groves, who made a short address.
He said: 81 want 10 say 10 you that
IL IS pleasure for ME to be with
you and TO associate with you this
evening 1t Is an old saying that
III is youth to blunder, man hood to
strusgIe and old aye 10 regret.
This latter is true If you fail to
provide for those who have a claim
upon you lor support and protec-
zion.
Then he told OF the work oil the !
o:dcr. saying: "ln the .Ss years il |
has been IN eXIstenc. it has gone
iusb more than 600, 600 homes and |
has pad TO widows and orphans !
over $4,000, 900. -
sie lhcn spoke oil the assessments i
and urged tie wives and mothers
OF the members to see that the as
easements are paid regularly so
that the work OF the order can 20
on unhIndered. lie next spoke re-
ga'd'ns lodge meetings and urged
every member to attend regularly.
The committee in charge of the
dinner was: L. V. Christy, chair.
man; {. VI. Banks. secretary: Jos.
ePh schnndcr L. +. Kane, A. b.
Jones, +. L. Lackey, G. b. Under
wood, W. {. Field. J. Butt, Il. S.
Taylor, n. l.. henderson and }. II.
Bowe.
Al the dinner tonight an address
Will be made by Prof. James II.
Carroll OF Dover, past grand mas
ter workman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
New b. iCk Com ,auy

josiah Maryl sent letters OF In.
corporation, TO Dover. this mora.
Ing, tor The b. X. IEuamel,cd Brick
Company, OF Cleveland. Ohio. The
capital stock Is S6O. 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
EurniSII tamcd For GOyrrnOr,

PORTLAND, Gr.. April >. W. ].
Furnish. II banker Of Pcndlclon, was
nominated on til" first ballot for gov.
ernCr by III" Republican state convrn-
tinu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Guutntiems.

Money on call offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper i'.1!5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills al $1S17s44SS for
demand and nj Ss5hm4s5'. for 60 days.
Posted rates, Si,si and s4.hsis. Commercial
bills. HSia4miSasa. Bar silver, j37sc. Mcx-
lean dollars. 4i'. Gcvcrnmcnt bonds
steady. S,alc bonds iSttivc. Railroad
bonds steady. Closing prices:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Van W0uJ,lcr Jury Snt Cnu,nIntrJ

HUDSON, n. Y, April 3 Only eight
jurors had liccn chosen for the Van
Wormcr jury when court adjourned
yesterday. More talcsmcn have been
suillnunru
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
THE SAVOY

Chelsea. Atlantic tity, n. j.
Directly On thc Learn. Sun rarlor Hot
ana ctlu waller in eyrry room. Sc, w.tpr in
az bth rooms. steam heat. Write to.'
booklet. l'cluanl tatu5 for entire spr.r.
seasoa. Booklet. ;, N. HANLES.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
Services Over Cecil Rhodes Remain n,

Services Over Cecil Rhodes Remains
CAPE TOWN, April 3.-~A private
service for his family and friends was
held over the remains of Cecil Rhodes
at Grooteschlnlr lnSi evening The body
was brought here at midnight last
night and deposited in the vestibule of
the building of parliament. The coffin
Is draprd with Il tuttercu union Jack
which belonged to Mr.. Rhodes and
which he regarded with peculiar ven
GRAFTON and witt, u iat;rred flag of the
British Chartered South Africa com
pany which Went through the fight at
Massik"sS'. On these two flags rest the
cap and gown which tn" deceased wore
when he took his degree at oxford.
cap" poirpncn are grouped in the cor
nrrs of tie chamber as Il guard over
the remains. \ beautiful wreath Of
flowers from Queen Alexandra has
been placed at the head of the bier.
Itudynrd kiping will take part in the
funeral Procession.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
HOTEL, LURAY
Atlantic Guy. n. J.

Atlantic CITY, NJ.
Heated Sud par!or directly over Boardwalk
iorcnes On level wi u, anl joined to Board.
walk, sea and fresh private baths. Golf
privilege. JOSIAH WHITE s. SONS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

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