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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
ALTGELD
HONORED

At the regular meeting of the Demo.
cratic League the following minute
was adopted:
Within the past week death has
| removed from our midst, the Hon.
John +. Altgcld, and it is with a feel.
ing OF poignant grief that the Demo.
cratIcLeague adds its humble condol.
ence to the thousands alrc ady express.
cd
Rising from obscurity, suffering all
the pangs and privations of poverty.
Mr. Allgeid gradually rose 10y persever
ances ann courage to a height that
night well be the envy of any man,
fearless OF criticism, his figure was
familiar in the fore front of any bat.
lie where the rights of the people
were at issue
Enemies he made by the millions,
but the laboring man loved him for
that very reason, and his death,
coming as 1t did, at the close OF a
passionate appeal for justice made
a fitting end to his lllustrious ca.
rcer. He died that others might
I'VE LlDeFly ana human rights
were the constant themes OF his life,
and he distinguished himself on
many occasions wheu the whole
press OF the country were vaDoring
lorth their pury criticism OF his
laugha ole action by bravcly and
hero'cally doing those things which
IN MS conception. were his duty.
Bat words are powerless TO con.
vey the terrible loss sustained by
US as Democrats and as an Ameri-
can workmen, and we desire only
to add to the llustrious roll of the
nation i dead the name OF john p.
+. Atseld, for IN the words of Marc
Antony. when at The brier OF his
dead leaher, Julius Caesar. and in
q voice risln. with emotion he :cried
out to asscmpleu multitude:
"l'e was man. We shall aot
see his like again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
ut AIMS

Rtl' Ef-..n Philadelphia, Oh March Il l.. 1907.
Iohpt. &. ke.ry
| Rclatives and friend. arc invited to atten
.ier funern, from TIE residence = his father
George ID. Kelley. AiidGlrtowH. BEL on Alou
day, March a a. x o'clock nvou. !IterMeu
at t. Georges GENE crv.
BElLVlliE IN this city on March g, 1902,
Jc-eph r. belvii!e. Jr,. IN his 1UtA year.
Relatives friends and members Of Minuua
ME No !. O. Il, NJ. nrc invited to attend
IN" funeral services from his late residence,
NO iuJ Bennett ST Get. on Tuesday nf;ernuO,
March 70 AZ ESQ o'c.Lck. InteIment at kiy.
erv:ew cemetery.
PENNtLI.-Cn March no. 1922 Wm. Pennell
Due notice OF the funeral wall he given.
SlMMCNS-ln Philadelphia on March 2,,t.
tathnrlnt A Hllow Of the late John 7
Simmons aged II years, Of lhr:stiEEn Del.
k%GX.-on March -, lJO! Thomas Euox in
his 3!l year
iteallye,. friends. Star of Bethel Lodge No
l2j. u. o. l.. mud Wuwaset Tribe No. o l. q.
Il. are respectfully invited 20 attend the
funero! from his late rc.denc. Charles Banks
Dui'onts ml!!a. near Wilmington on sunday
aftornoDn, March q ut :: ori0cK. Srr"irps
al Christ Episcopal lhurci, at =. 80 uc.ucK. III.
'ermcnt at Greanhi.l cemetery.
HAlNES--At Newport. Del! on March 10th
lW2 karah, wife oi hiram ". Haines, aged
u years.
Erla'lvcs and friend. nra invited. to attend
'he funeral hervicrs at :hs residence Ut her
snn-in H. W. Herbert lutes, Sr., hewpor.. Hcl
IN saturday afternoon Alurr, -, at |. 81 O'Clock
lhttrncnt Rivervtew cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
PLEASANT
HILL ITEMS

The mud around this vicinity
has dried up somcwhAt and our
energetic road super e'inteutcn', Wm.
J. Campbell, son OF Erin, is trying
TO put the roads into a passablc
shape prior TO moving day which
will soon be here.
Milford Morris. n young man liv-
ing at the home OF Thomas lIar-
kIns. met with Il painful accident
On Monday morning by cutting his
loot badly while endeavorn, 10
chop some wood, which necessita-
ted the putting in OF few stItc hes
andirom all appearance, he viii be
laid on the shell lor whle.
Arthur Whlteman VIII move to
bis new house en- Thursday, be-
5lde the Sunnv banks OF The flow.
Ing Pie Creek where often eXpec.s
citen 10 be found dansI!n. with the
hook aud lne.
George Davis has recently tc-
come the possessor .! a br4I new
baby and is Dccom ry toad Of tt!.e
George
The Ladies AID m.t at III: home
OF James Hardness Oh Monday
evening. An enjovabIc evening was
spent by the Country t,4mmins,
Those that were not pres:u. miss.
cd the lemonade and cake.
: The fieS3r>. BoIslll are erecting
new and suUst antiul barn On the
Bright larm near FaIrv!uW srnuo.
house. where a Young carpenter Ut
the sandy stripe 20, III, nu.er bad
ly mashed, winch has prcyen,@t
nlm from using the ar,net aui
saw tor some un.
Frank Buckingham, III, en'ar.
cTis!nS young iarMcr. who has
recently valuable tract .! and III
Nhi-!a- -l2o, has commenced ,he ereC.
ton 0! hne CountTy residence. "
hrst having the cellar eXcavAlcd
Ills very trends turned o1I. to END
. helping hand aud hy ID. way
MIR, Addicks had one rcpr. lel'l-
tive there in order to collect tie
gas rent.
Several Of our country olis are
pressing onward toward The city
this spring Where they expect to
engage IN Tic conglamcr OF he
many Wholesome Dishes to su.t the
tastes OF the most iA,tIdious
Nev. W, i. Hammond SAID fare.
well to Ebeneber last Sunday and
cv this time he is nuiOubt eulorlur
the company o. the distinguished
clergy at lrisiieId, Md. The otliclt
board oil ELcncA:r have extended "A
call 10 Key Collins 10 be thar ncNt
preacher. The p4rsouaGc WI! soon
ce puItiny on It's sprtng robe,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Millions Fog tiouteI Ci,Iil.

NEW YORK, March - Six million
dollars left 10 he wnif rescued from n
railroad wreck hy her bencfaclur- this
Is IN" good fortune which has befalIen
pretty Or"Ssa Stewart Congor, adopted
daughter Of Frank tongcr, the Brook,
lIn millionaire. uhO died few days
ago in II Detroit hotel. Over Il dozen
years ago Mr., tUngcr stood by a dying
mother in whose arms lay two.yrar-
old baby. "H" good to her" the moth.
cr's last words, lie has oheyed to the
letter. II" adopted the child, now fair
fourteen y"ar.o'd maiden, and 80 close
has been the affection and care for her
education and welfare in the Congrr
home thAt many OF the ncighbOrs
thought she WAS the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ConErr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Fair Closes To.night.

The Wilmington Bicyle
Club fair will close tonight.
The crowd last night was the
largest that has yet been pre-
sent. The High School Min
Strcl, gave very creditablc
entertainment. This afternoon
the performance will be repeat
c'l for the benefit Of the school
children, and there will also
be an exhibition on the bicycle
WhirI. The vhirl continues to
be tie leading attraction.
The bowling ball was drawn
last night and was awarded to
t'"pr.r {, Cornell.
Tonight promises to be the
big nlght AT the voting booth
'"' the most roI,ul al basket
bali player. lnr trends ni
tn" three Icadiu" contestants
ar" working hard, and they
have number OF votes that
have not been deposited. Nc
Kay still leads, Holt and
smart promises to give him a
IarI race. llolto friends have
been making d most active
"Ilya-, for votes and it l.; re-
ported tilrt Stunt lrjs received
valuable aid from Influential
members Of the \ NJ. {. A.,
who are proud Of IL" record
h" ha, mad" it uph"ldlng til"
banner Of the association in
t." various 9;Iiu"S played dur
M tn" winter.
The lca'liue contestants are
requested to come /" the voting
booth to-niglt a- soon as they
reach the fair 50 ~ to receive
instructions regarding the clos
III. "i the contest. The vote
lat night stood ~ follows:
Mckay, l,5l'; lloh, |, ,l3o; !
Stuart. ,bbIl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Iniur d In kui,uW

S. Hum MtlIn and William Rick
aids Of Camden, On Wednesday met
with what might have been serious
accident They drove a spirited
horse htChcl to a York carriage to
Wyoming station to get some young
peach trees which had been shipped
It, them. When the bundle Of trees
had been placed IN the vehicle, the
couple got IN and started to Camden.
The horse locked around. caught
SIGHT Of the trees protludlng above
the carr'ag" top, took fright ana
started t. run, The harness broke,
and at every jump the frightened
Stcel would Kick.
Beth men lindln, that their el-
Iorts 10 stop the terrified animal
were frntless, jumped and were
8 yhtly in lred The horse, after
demo'Ishing the greater part Of the
carriage, was caught by some men
on Railroad avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by fresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature.
Sunday, partly cloudy weather will
prevail. aud warmer with fresh east.
crly winds, followed in this section
by rain.
Mondaypromises to be partly clear
and warmer.
The Thermometer at W. C.Taylor's
drug store 3o2 King street today reg.
islelcd as follows
. o'clock 10 O'Clock O'Clock
ii ~ 90
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
PYR0MANIACCAUCHT
Farley Oonfesses to Having
Set Many Fires.
nine ATTEMPTS IN one HOTEL
Cause Of the Numerous Fires Of Late
In the AsiOr House, New York,
Made Plain at Inst - Other
lncenliRry Attempts,

lncendiary Attempts.
NEW YORK. March % Edward J..
Farley n confessed pyromunIac, was
! arraigned in the Center street court,
charged with setting fire to the As.or
House at midnight Tuesday last. lie
has confessed to Fire Marshal Frecl Of
this county to having set fire nineteen
different times to various places in
New York, and nine of these fires were
started in the As,or House during the
time he was connected with that hotel.
The circumstances surrounding the
two fires in the Astor House Wcdnes-
day night pointed TO inccndarism.
Suspicion WAS directed to Farley,
who discovered" the first fire and in.
j'lred himself in putting 1t out. He was
also one Of the first TO reach the blaze
in the room on the top floor which
broke out just as the iircmrn were
leaving.
Close questioning failed TO incrimi-
nate Farley until Iasi night. Hc was
taken TO the private office of The Astor
House and confronted with Fire Mar
shal ir.el, Assistant Fire Marshal Nc
Cough, the proprciors of the hotel and
the house detective. After four hours
cross examination Farley broke down
and confessed.
Fire Marshal I'rcal regards him as
the most dangerous person of his class
in Ne" York. His adruilnrss in cover.
Ing his tracks was marvellous
Suspicion was often directed toward
him, but he managed to cvadc proof.
Investigation may show his connection
with soIle of the biggest fires New
York has known in late years.
Farley is Il pyromaniar. He says lie
cannot tell why he started fires, but the
fire iIarShaI says his incenlinry ten
denotes grew cut of his thirst for the
notorct! and cominendlion.
He always "diSrnvrr"d' his own fires
and generally managed to iniUrc him. !
self slightly IN putting them out This
gave him the opportunity to pose as II
hero, and he never let an opportunity J.
slip, -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
DIAMOND JYES rnr.''i s,ron:e',, .'m'
Lie In l.aia

"Lifc in India,' wa- the
subject of an interesting MS
,lonary talk in. Hanover Pres
hytcrian Church, lat night Wv
Mrs, Sorabii, an educated
Parse" woman.
The father Of Mrs. Sorahji
brram" converted to the
Christian faith when hnt Il
child. lie resided in Il section
where Zlna-lliani,m !IclI
sway, and many attempts wrro
made On his life. Then pIo,-
to kill him were frustrated,
and hr lived to -rr III, chiII-
ron become converted to the
[ (li!-tlan faith.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
ThrJHH From A Carriage.

Ms. Met iiutork and
da,'9hlcr were thrown from
their carriage, this morning, ON
lIoaId street, bat r.raprd in
jury. i team Of the Charles
Warner Company frightened
at an engine, at Nhri-tiaua
Avenue and Ilcall street and
ran away. The wagon struck
the carriage in which tn"
women wcr" riding with ruch
fore" that they were thrown
out, The carrW@" wa- slight
" daula""d Mrs, MrCIiu-
tork and daughter returned to
their home near LohdrII's ear
wheel works.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
RESOLUTIONS
OF RESPECT.

Whereas, Altcr alI. OF singular
personal pletv, which was mani
tested, IRON h,rcariiest years, in a
Dorcas like devotion j. the sick.
the suffering. and the poor,-Mrs.
Frances Elizabeth Coleman, the
vile Of oar Beloved Bishop, has
fallen asleep. and been "hathcred
unto her fathers, having the !cstl-
mony OF Il gooi conscience, - in the
Communion Of the Catholic Church,
ih the confidence OF certain
faith, in the comfort Of reaso on
sU'c, religious, and Holy Hope, -
III lavof with her God, and 10 per-
lcct charity with the World" BE II,
Res olvcd, by the Clergy Ct the
Diocese OF Delaware, al meet.
ing held Immediately after The close
OF the Funeral Services. IN ST.
John + Church. Wilmington, Dsla-
ware, --Thursd1y, March %, 1902;
that. in the acath OF Mrs. Cole.
man, we rcasle that we have not
only personally, suffered the loss
o! Il valued Friend. but. also, that
the entire Diocese wllI long miss,
IN the MISSION Churches aud prac,
teal bcnevolcnces her constant and
loving oversight aud care.
RcsoIvel, That we deeply sym.
pathlIc with Our Beloved Bishop,
in his present bereavement. and in.
vok" upon him that spirit o! conso!.
alton. whlch the Chief Shepherd
a'onc can impart III his time Of
need.
Resolved, That copy Of these
resolutions be properly engrossed,
and presented TO bishop Coleman,
and also that ,IIey be publishcd IN
all the daily newspapers OF the city
OF Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
A Marvellous
Spring Health Giver and
lnvigorator.
Paine's Celery
Compound
Purifies the Blood
As Nothing Else Can DO:
II N0urlshsS the Tired Brain and
BrIcsS the Weak YerYo,.

Painc's Celery Compound purties
the blood as nothing else can do: it is
nature S brain food; it builds up weak
and shattered nerves: it is the world S
best and sIrest health giyer.
Pane's Celery Compound, taken
during the opening Of spring, has
remarkable efficacy in making sick
people well and strong. 1t make,
short work Of debility and neryoGs
exhaustion. 1t quickly drives oat
neuralgia, rheumatism, s.eeplessnc,s,
and dyspepsia from the system. 1t,
virtues promptly ban!,h kidney dis.
ease and livet troubles 1t enables
all weak and run down men and wp.
men to cast off their besettIng trou-
bics and gives them Il happy and Wig.
Urous life.
Rev. J. ", Ricketts,, Sugar Gro"n,
Ohio, chccrlulIy tc,tiacs as follows;
II hay" been sitlerelcr from dvs.
pcpsla, attended with blioAsncs> aud
constipation, for number Of years.
During the last ycnl it became 81
much "rrse that | lad Il misery Ia
ny stomach nearly al th" time, and
my flesh ,"f' me-, until wa, mere
sk".etD!. have used four bottle, .!
Pane, Celery CrmpOlu1 aud AN
now at M normal weight. lor can
npl c"cSmmcnd Paine, Celery Com.
pound too highly for chronic dYsprp
siu
Mrs J"nnie II. >tcc,c, NaugIlns
Ga. who was. rescued from the a2onie,
u tc.rib.c disease and SIRE death,
says. II have suffered for ten years
with what the doctors called nrulal.
Q la If thc liver, and nclc, had any
Tei;cf MI'i' began to take Paine 5
Celery Compound Eay" taken
about three bottle, and lIayc not #.
t'rcd any sine" fist began t. ..,c II
! l"l HAT l'alnc S Celery Conp"und
saved my Iltc,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Composed A March.

A march composed BY Miss f,
Lena Hill, a colored girl Of this city
has been named alter tue How ard
High School.
It 10 amuslca! composition Of high
order, aud bids tair 10 become Pop
ular as a two.step. Miss Hill is a
native OF Wilmington, and is a pro.
tcient musician, being organist at
A. u. NJ. p. Church, and director
Of the Sunday afternoon Lyceum
Quar.ette at Ezlon Church. She
PLAYED her march at II. Snellen.
burg Il Company's store on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
A Thrifty pe0p!e.

A gentleman from Chr:stiana h.n.
dred IS authority for the statement
that there is not a person along the
Banks - needing outdoor relief. The
French and Irish people from Rock.
'an9 to Rising sun are thrifty and
many Of them own houses IN VII.
mIngton. They move in their own
society pay their bills and care moth.
ing 70, the Sheriff.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Elected Officers,

The Delaware City Building and
Loan Association held its annual
meeting Wednesday night in Central
Hal. which was well-attcnded By the
stockholders. After the rcpor+.s of
the secretary and treasurer was read
and approved and Auditing Commit
tees report submitted, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year; President, Il. II. Ebil; Vice
president, w. \. Jester: dircctorSi
j. Thomas Price, W. A, Price, p. J.
MuIligan, J. A. Mulligan, II. J. Car
pchtcr, J. l.. O'Rciley, c. W. Pan
coasts. d. Townsend II. i. ITciscl:
Auditing Committee, O. B. Wingate
W. I. Smith and Il, c. Rcybold
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Ola Point Comfort, Richmond
And v ast.nytOn. ID. T.,

Leave Wilmington Saturdays, March !.
ID and % at llOl A. NJ. Rats $3l 0O for
round trip including railroad fare, trans
fcrs, Stateroom berth Washington to Old
Point Comfort ono and one. half days
board at llygeia llo cl, Old Point Com
fort one and une qlartor days board at
the Lexington Hotel. Richmond. and two
and une bali days board ut tho EbLitt or
Riggs House Washington. Foritinerary
and full particulars. write or apply to II.
A. ii Mlller, p. A Wilmiusson, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Levy Court.

At yesterday aftarnoon s sceslon Of
Levy Court the time was devoted TO
hearing transfers and appeals In the
assessment for taxes and some slight
changes were made in the list, In the
way OF Correcting errors Of tic asses.
sors. The court adjourned to meet
on next Tuesday. No meeting vii. he
held on Monday out OF respect tor
Mr. ke,ley's son.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
C1uplt in "A Gable

While opposite the work, n the
American Car and Foundry Company
yeStcsiay afternoon, steel cable
used III hauling cars from oac track
L. another Slipped aud struck John
Clark about the icg, IIe vas
thrown abopl ten fe"t 10 the air ana
fcj, upon III, tlcc aud stomach It IS
'cnrc1 that he I2rcNcl Intern IN.
nIlc9
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Or. White to Preach

"What Lincoln University is doing
fol the Negro" will be the subject
OF an address by the Rev. William P.
White, ID. d., editor Of the Presby-
teran Journal and secretary of Lin.
coin University. at Rodney street
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn.
ing. l'r. White Is considered u very
able Speakcr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
West End Wins

In the double header basket bail
gam al the West End Reading
Rooms last night, the first and sec
ond teams each scored victories. he
former winning ircm No!mcsburg
by a $50 Of % 10 10, whpIp the
second defeated the B.ownson Ii
brary second ty the narrow mar.
s'n OF | to It,, Both games we're
last ana exciting and 10, Land
vas allowed 'o,Dke nap,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Pain .-unG 4.

1t being Palm Sandy. the yy>',
ed choir Of UdtN y,i.es at St
Johns 'hurch viii ,loe i very
pretty production Of tIr Palms.
1t l. arranged in tlurc different
Leys The GJ>t pant -tnt> off
with spptaro sud alto duet,
which Will BE- -'n2 b, Masters
LhAlrrt H0}"D and Norman L1Ary
Both boys la,c pha~j,g- yoin,s,
III" second part l., a baritone
solo NhI"h viii b. *nng by john
A, Nnh"0cl lii. BARITONE SoIpi5t
OF 'i'r "h7i', Th runI part will
be sung by ta"Ivt thny Voices.
Olh"r spectral mt-lr viii Hn lcuu.
erld in the arNn..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Veteran Mail Carer,

Frank Jackson. who has carried mail
between Camdon and Wyoming for owe,
twenty five Yeas, has been notified by
the government tba: he will he dscontil
uci after March 81. MIR Jackson Is a
Femocrnt and has proved an efficient oili
clal aud though ho does mo- belong to the
Republican 'olcct," II efficiency. honesty
ani fidelity Is required, he should have
been rural FREQ mail carrier,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
0OSDel MEETING

The Rev. Charica D. Parker the
new pastor of the North Baptist
Church will address the Young Mems
Christian Association Gospel Meeting
tomorrow Afternoon. His subject
will be "Why men are not afraid II
Sin and why men oaslt 10 b. afraid
of S,n.'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
live Bird SlICOt.

1t is not the Wawaset Gun Club
which is to give the 1.-Two bird
shooting match just over the Penn
sylvania line on March 2j. A
number of the members Of the club
are interested but the club is not
giving the shoot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
LEAnLl I,-uukInn Iun

Tie spccra tram bearing Per
pont Morgan ana family pFycI
through tins city yesterday a upgo.
HE rlu "hIch Nar rcno,1 'rcIkrr
vas malc hg lngiuo"r Harry Suer.
wood Of The MAJ and dtbI,rym i
run ut - mic, va, uair IL - min
utcs The mDjA"nalro ana party ulI
been on a trip through the South
and was cnrnutc from Washington TO
New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
De m0crat Committee.

At meeting OF the Young Man'a Demo
cras Club last night pans for the com.
ing campaign were dlscassed
After an interesting discussion the fol-
lowing committee was named to formu
late set CT rules covering the work IN
question: Chairman Of county committee,
Patrick Neaty, James I. Kane, Willard
salisbury, William +, Kurtz, Androw Z.
Gray and Henry X. Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
CARD BASKET,

Mrs. Hiram White VIII spend 10.
morrow with her ,Ioteriu ROA borough
Miss Nellie stats, Of Chester -
visiting her CygsIu, Miss Anna cray
# tAl, city.