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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
UNITARIAN
WOMEN.

The Philadelphia Branch Of the
National Alliance of Unitarian Women
will meet in the Unitarian Church, in
this city. on Thursday, March 8, at
3 p. m.
After business and reports Of COM
mittees the subject for discussion will
be "The Power of Example. ="
An evening meeting will be held at
7.l5 O'Clock, conducted by Rev. A.
L. Bcwser, at which addresses will be
upon the following subjects:
"Thc Church at Work What is
It's Duty" by Rev. Orcar B. Halves,
Of Germantown.
"A Message From the Liberal
Religion to the Business Man." by
Rev. Frederic A. llinckley, Of Spring
Garden Church, Philadelphia.
Opportunities of the Church-A
Layman View" by Ben amin Nields
Esq.
can appeal to the Conscience of
the Twentieth Century, 'by Rev. J.
II. Ecob, d. D., of First Unitarian
Church. Philadelphia.
The evening meeting is open to
all who are interested TO attend and
all are cordially invited.
Supper will be served in the church
parlor from . to 6. 80 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
GrlAt for the NiI1stOnes.

Mans heart is like a milestone.
forever swiftly at work, grinding it's
grist OF thought and feeling and pur-
pose. And, like a milestone, the
heart will grind itself, if it has moth
ing else II grind. So many men and
women long for life lifted above
the need of work, a paradise Of idle
ness! But there is nothing that
keeps us SO hale and sound, and in
such full possession of our strength
and the joy of living, as n steady
round Of duty and solid work that
we must dispose Of, and for which
we feel fit. God pity the vacant
lives!-S. S. Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Site For CIevrlnnd's New Buildings.

CLEVELAND. o., March 3.-The site
upon which Clevcand's several public
buildings will be built has been Sc
lcctcd. The site takes in all the land
from the west side of Ontario street
10 the east side of Bond street, OK
tending from Superior street to Lake.
building, and at the other end will be
the new courthouse. The other public
buildings will be grouped along the
sides What is now Wood street will
be transformed into boulevard 800
feet wide. and for this purpose the leg
islature will he asked to authorize an
appropriation of Sl,500,0O The esti.
mntni 'nst - g "',J $50 G't nOD nOO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

PARIS, March Following an OK
at the Labor Exchange, the agitatnrs
attempted to hold an outdoor meeting
in the Place dc Ii RcruhIiqnr. \ fight
with the police cnSucd in which eleven
policemen We're severely Injured and
II score more sustained bruises. A num-
her of the rioters were injured. ana
twenty were placed under arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
4 sTW NH:Ir6atl Merger,

san FRANCISCO. March 3.-prpS-
dent T.. IL. Hartman Of the SVut lrrn
Pacific will ,Gon arrive in this city, and
it is stated that papers providing for Il
new railroad corporation will he ready
for his signature. Ii is understood that
tn" purpose Of the new corporation is
TO refund millions of the Southern Pa
cite securities and to simplify met hods
Of housekeeping. The Southern Pacific
lE'S tire" distinct companies operating
lis main line between SAN Francisco
and III rnso in addition to Il number Of
branch roads. They are the Southern
I;ri'lc rHlruNd Of california;, the
Southern Pacific Of Arizona and the
Southern Pacific of New Mexico, These
companies. il is alleged, are to be
merged into Il new corporation. They
nay" an aggregate bond issue of 500
,"h',"N' The three companies have
''"'2 miles of road. BY putting the
three lines into one corporation the
services Of at least fifty clerks will be
Dispensed with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

PARIS. March 3. The fetcs in COM
mrmora,ion of the centenary of Victor
HugO'S birth terminated yesterday with
the ceremony of handing over 10 the
city of Paris. to serve rs Il Victor Hugo
museum. the house in which he for
some time lived in the Place DIES Vos.
gcs The weather was superb.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
EIGGds IN View England,

ROSltN March ,-il0od reports
are general from every part of New
England. although the conditions are
not particularly alarming, fer the rain
storm has passed and the thermometer
is Il litlIr lower THE remarkably
heavy rainfall Of Friday night and the
warm trn!'rr;ttlr" since then have car
rirG AWAY Most Of the SNOW which fell
curing February. The indications in
eastern New England are that the
lrr$l' ts viii not do ANYTHING like the
damage he high water in the early
winter uiu unless the lhHW continues
heavy and without Il break over the
watersheds, Of the rcnoit;scnt krnnc-
bee "uu .NnirotrHG@in rivers. In south
rr" Sow IN@Ia.,i &lli especially Mas
$J,iiI>"lt~ h" snow has 2unp entirely,
hNa nv lutN l. lhlls udv,l. The dam
~" don" and Ijh"lN to T., me- is along
tiw s'I"Ir> which Imn tine whrr'S Of
njji" "iIsrIolin@ In lu' H&-rv2atu 1OO-
operatives "r more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

ROME, March" Tile n,naniDnis u
'aSSnll", department 1T tHlnbrhI haN-
attacked ANA burned the ulunhlu.ll
buildings Of lh"ir town, the TROOPS r..
established order. Several mr.uu, VEGA
wounded in til" conflict.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 3. 49, The
monthly statement Of the government
receipts and expenditures shows that
for the month of February, 1902, the
total receipts were SI1 ll9, 100 and the
expenditures $30O99, 300, leaving u sur
plus for the month of s., OGO 40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
|DgCOY LETTERS
LEAD TO ARREST
A. II. Palmer, The Horse
Thief Who Was Pardon.
ed, Lulu Hutton, Of
C0atesyille, In the
Clutches of the Law

Clemency to Alfred II. Palmer
who was pardoned last summer
by Governor Hmm while serving a
three years sentence for horse
stealing did not benefit him much
as he and the young woman that
appeared in the horse stealing
case, Lula Hutton, have been ar
rested charged with having used
the mails for fraudulent purposes.
United States Commissioner Bell,
Of Philadelphia, placed them I'M
der $500 bail each for hearing
at court.
Some two months ago Abraham
Newkemit put personal in a
Philadelphia paper desiring cores
pondence with young lady with
the object of matrimony in mind.
1t is as IL result Of a reply to this
advertisement that the couple are
jailed.
Several days ago Newkemit
called upon the postal authorities
and told them he had been swind-
led. They went to work on the
case and found that the letters
had been exchanged between Now
kermit and "Nliss Frances L. How
ard" Of No. G25 Chestnut street,
Gainesville, Pa. Photographs
w>re exchanged, and the third
letter from Miss Howard was
filled with endearing terms to and
u desire to meet him.
In a subsequent letter she told
in glowing language of her veal Ii
which she could not get until she
was married. The postscript sug-
yested thai. Ncwkemit sho lid send
noush money to pay her expen- !
SEES to Philadelphia, which amount
would be paid back in a short
lime. Newkcmit sent the money, |
but the girl he longed for never
'ame. Then he came to the con-
fusion that he had been swin,lled
md complained to the postal au-
horitics.
Two other men vino had similar
to that Of Newkemit
we're also found. The photographs
received were not those Of the
woman defendant. The letters
we're similar i'll entlearing terms,
md the third orTourth letter end
ID, my fare to the city with board
OF several days will cost me about
Ell dollars. Please send it and /
iill get IA room where | will be
ear YOU The replies are al
oGed to have been written by Pal
lei and the money orders, it is
harsed, were cashcd by the Hut
on woman.
Two of the men received letters
II Thursday from Frances l..
Toward" and were dated from
MS city. This was considered
MY as a ruso. The post-otlice
utho'ities may investigate in this
lty where IL convict who served
it'll Palmer in New Castle jail, is
nd to be in the same business.
tie has been sending out circ11-
rs concerning Il matrimonial
5ency and recently tried to rent
ssk-room in an Office in the McVey
A secret service agent
as i'll Wilmington on Saturday
I'd it is understood that the local
'nns man who is good with the
n will come in for some attention
ON the Government authorities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

GAINESVILLE, o.. March 3.--The
large plant of the j. b. Owens Pottery
company has been destroyed by fire.
causing loss of $500. 1000. with insl,r-
ancc about Onr-haIf. Many valuable
designs, the accumulation of years,
were destroyed, Four hundred employ
ces are out Of work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March s.
Hon. Lyman Gage of New York, for
mer secretary of the treasury, has ar
rived here with a party of friends, in.
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs William Rookie
Teller, Miss Rockefeller, Miss Hawley,
Mrs. North and James Stillman. Their
stay in Florida is expected to extend
through several weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
IN rlf:i1ORY

OF John r. IIcndricksou, who de
parted this life SO hard TO bear OF
the Goth day Of January, at noon
1902.
So bright was the day,
But SO hard was the blow,
That we can't hardly realize
Why it had to be.
The Lord knows his will
Better than we.
Perhaps we'll al! understand
Some time soon.
Oh how he is missed from the
home. He was Il dear husband, a
kind and atlectionate father and a
loving uncle. No one knows but
those who have it to bear. And
from the family gatherings that we
have had from home to home time
alter time, but will have him no
more.
Oh Uncle John If we could
Only ask for you back
But we cannot and we will
Have to be prepared TO 90 to
meet you.
Dear friends OF earth must
pass away.
Our hearts are made to mourn
When death comes into our
homes and calls
For the loved ones who will
never return.
Gone but never to be forgotten.
L. ID. c.
Prof. Edwards Passion Play and
Illustrated songs to be given in this
city this week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
The DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co,
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. Z, COR. 1HIRD AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at WilMin ton
Del as second.cIass mail matter.
MONDAY. MARCH 3, 1909.

JOHN W. BAILEY, President OF
the Record Publishing Company.
died Saturday, aged 90 years. Mr..
Bailey had come up from prln-
ter's devil stepby step, until he oc-
cupied the head management of the
Record. lie was of the sturdy type
OF men who in despite OF lowly for
tune, force themselves to the front
ard make their place in the world.
The writer had met HIM frequently
during the past twenty years aud
had warm regard for him. lie
was rather quiet and at unas.
suming man. We rem ember
we'll when there, was talk OF running
Bryan by the Democrats, that Mr..
Bailey SAID if he Was run on the
platform mapped out by him that
the Record would not support him
for the Presidency. Mr.. Bryan
ran and the Record failed 10 sup
port Bryan although leaning To-
wards Democracy. Mr.. Bailey
had big heart and few men OF his
craft who were deserving 0! help
we're ever turned away empty
handed by him. lie was rather
positive in his likes and dlslikes
and en- joyed " ide circle OF friends.
lie is one of those men who will be
greatly missed.
NEWSPAPERS that are changing
their men every few months. show
that the paper is not ell loving the
prosperous business that its adj
vance agents would have the adver-
tlsers to believe. A newspaper
that has to get its business BY lying
about its contemporaries. sooner or
later finds its Lowell 1t may 90
swimming alon. for time. tooling
the people, bat the time arrives
when the people refuse to be fooled
by It. Then itscts its just deserts.
Old established newspapers, if the
management is al! right. are not
looked upon with the suspicion
newspaper creates until the people
find out what they can expect from
It. The REruGTIcAN has printed
more public sales this season than
ever before in one season since ITS
esta blishment and more than all
the other papers pat together. II
you don't believe il, consult its
columns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Asbury NJ. T., Calvary Baptist and
Wesley NJ. Il. Churches have arrang-
ed with Prof. Coward for return en-
gagcmcnts of his thrilling Religious
exhibition of the Passion Play in
motion pictures and illustrated
songs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Colon b ian Rebels Routed,

COLON, Colombia, March 3-~Liberal
forces under the command of General
Villa appeared at Rio Frio in the de-
partment of Magdalena, Feb. q. After
an engagement with government troops
from Barranluilla which lasted four
hours the rebels were routed, with fifty
men killed or wounded
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
Wcn!hrr ,'ruhrhjIitiea.
Fair; fresh west winds.

Prince 1iTn E;Gr R"''iEi Ircscrus.
TOLEDO. y. March =. George II.
kctcEHnl. owner Hnd driver of treS-
,els, has invited Prince Henry to take
a drive behind trr%rrlls during the
princes visit here next Wednesday
morning The prince is known to be
very fond Of horses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, March
S.-O'D0novan ROssa, son of the IA
nous Fenian agitator of New York, is
dead here of blood poisoning after a
short Illness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
BRINGS OF CONGRESS.
senr'c Takes IN the shipping Rill.
1IOnsc at work on Postal Matters

senn'e lNEes ~ the shipping Bill.
1i0nsc at work on Postal Matters.
WASHINGTON. March 3. In ac.
cor'Ance with Saturdays decision, the
senate took up the ship subsidy bill to-
day. and it will continue to hold its
place as the unfinished business until
disposed Of. There is. however, no dis
position for the present to press the
matter to the exclusion Of all other
business. so that it probably will be
lHd aside temporarily at different
times TO permit the consideration Of
ntlcr matters. including Senator EIoHrs
b:!! for the protection of the president
against assault The legislative appru-
priatlon bill will he reported.
Tie house Of representatives. which
Will give most of its time during the
present week to postal affairs. began
today with the bill placing the rural
rec delivery SYSTEM on the contract
basis and will follow later with the
loHluiljr" appropriation bill. The rural
ire" delivery measure has aroused
controversy, and there promises to he
an active debate, with considerable
doubt as to HE passage of tie bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

LONDON. March "a dispatch to
The Daily Mail from Cape Town says
that the health Of Mr.. Cecil Rhodes Is
causing uncasincsS. Mr.. Rhodes in
tends to take Il few weeks of complete
rest at his country estate in the Ora
kpnstein district.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

GEORGE HETTRIrK who was tried
Tor killing John Krausc. in 1'reu-
ton n. D., was found guilty bv the
Jury on Saturday. The murder
was a cold blooded one aud shows
that Hettrick got what his crime
deserved. From the evidence the
murder was an unprovoked and
erue! one and ,he probabilities are
mat HcttrIck will hang Tor il. He
most certainly deserves 10,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03
WASHINGTON D. G.
popular Three Dav Tours via Il. & n p q

Leave Wilmington ct IL. 56 P. NJ. Thurt
days Feb. 20 and March Is, Rate. inolud
ing all expenses, 3 90 for round trip. Ex
penses include railroad fare, transfer to
Hotel md two DAYS board at Wa hington
For book Of Tours giving timer
airy and full details write or apply to H.
A. Miller. Pasa. Agt, Wilmington. Del!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

LIE nagemento Of the REPUBLIC.
CAN Office invites the advertisers es-
peclaily to visit this office so that
lney can see that the circulation ia
such that we purchase our paper
by the car load and not by The
wagon load as some papers do
Wn'eh boasts 0! having such d big
circulation. The REprBLlcAN is
gaining every day in circulation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

You can secure Li Oh grade positions or
better than those you occupy confidentin!!y
through The American EmploymonJ
Agency, Room 4, End floor Almond Build
Ing Sth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

American Emp oyment Agency wants
help of nIl descriptions for hotels and
private families, Inquire at Room 4, End
floor Almond Bldg, sth and Market
Eiroate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Laxative Bromo-Qninino removes tho
cause. E. W. Groves signature on ,vsy
box; Price IS cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

On Friday March 18th the enter.
tainmcnt will he given IN Wesley
church, corner Of Linden and jack
SGD street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

ELECTRIC fixtures come high and
are constant source oil expense.
Thief bill sent to the Levy Court
may be reasonable one, but lew
individuals would contract such il
bllt on ,heiroWn account. No such
sum should ever have been spent in
fitting up the Court House, the
greater portion having been spent
on wiring and putting up chande-
liers The old method OF lighting
the building was good enough for
all the Lighting required. The
spending OF this sum should never
have been authorized BIDS were
asked for the work, so re have
been creditably informed This il,
a matter tor the Committee OF FIFTY
to investigate aud the soouer il is
done the better the public Will he
satisfied. With the money that has
been thrown away by the several
departments. IT IS No wouder that
tax rate IS SO high IN Wilmington.
THERE IS every promise yet OF an
interesting fight over tie appoint
ment Of L. S. Marshas The man
whom Congressman Bal recon-
mcnds will without doubt lie APP
pointc1 Marshal >lo,, Ior,r',
in TACT praying that the ll4htrIug
will strike him = so,ond ,,rr
There are Eronhii,on, wno 49,,
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2on the Brandy wine springs branch
OF the Peoples Hallway, shows
that the electric brake should not
always be relied upon, but every
emergency hr,Iro ,a m,o,; ,r, 'n
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Advertise in the Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-03

Prof. Edwards Passion Play and
Illustrated songs to be given in this
city this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
VETERANS INSTALL OFFICERS
Discuss scenes at Yesterday's Meeting
and lain They Were for
the Best.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE Union Vet
Grams union today installed COMMANDMENT
Chief r. G, Dspforth and the other officers
elected yesterday and then adjourned.
General Danforth made a brief address in
which he referred to the scenes of yester-
day. He. believed, he said, that the discus
sions woul result in the improvement Of
the order, The trouble was due to the ef-
fort to make the order "a political organiza-
tion, but he contended that the fact that 1t
is to be a political order will prove it's main
source Of strength.
Resolutions declaring for the reorganiza-
tion Of the law division of the pension
Office; for the restoration Of the ballot to
the people OF the District of Columbia; de-
nouncing the charges made against General
Dyrenforth and their authors and expressing
confidence in him we're adopted.
Commander Dyrenforth announced his
stan as follows: A. G Hawley, Washington,
d. c., adtutant general; Charles w. Bow
man, Colorado, assistant adjutant general;
Ferd F. Bogia, Washington, d. O., quar-
teTmaSter general; e. b. Payne, Washing
ton, ID. c., judge advocate general; George
W, Honey, Washington. d. c., chief chap
lain; Thomas Hayward. inspector general;
Hugh Stewart, New York. chief mastering
officer; J/W, Ellis, Iowa, assistant commits
saFy general; Walter L. French. Massachu-
sets, chief of stan. .-.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
MAILS ARE BADLY DELAYED
WaIkOut of the Handlers az ST. Louis
DemOraIIEes the Schedule at
Union station.

1T. LOUIS. oets 1.-THE Postofice de-
partment Of the United States government
was compelled TO send a force OF expert
mail handlers to Union station today in
order TO get the mails out on time.
The walk OUT OF the mail handlers
and b~aggagemen has placed the st. Louis
postofhee in a bad plight, and very few OF
the mails are being received or sent out
on schedule time,
to leave Union station as scheduled. for
they we're obliged to await the arrival OF
the mail cars eontaining the outgoing mail.
A worse condition OF affairs prevailed this
morning, when the city department res
eeived the consignment from only two inn
portant trains. whereas the mails from
about sixteen should have been already dis
trfbuted.
The strike assumed greater proportions
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
CONFLICT WITH GENDARMES
bloody Battle Occurs Between strik-
ers and Omcers in French
Goal Mines. .

PARIS, Oct. ia dispatch from st.
Etienne announces that a serious conflict
occurred yesterday evening between gem
darmes and strikers at the coal field OF
Terre Noirre.
Strikers overturned a number Of coal
wagons and their guardian wounded q
striker with a revolver. " gendarmes
who arrived on the scene were attacked
by the strikers, who threw stones at them.
One of the gendarmes was felled to the
ground unconscious. The wounded gem
darme's comrade thereupon fred his re-
volver and the bullet pierced a striker,
killed a second man behind him and
wounded a third.
The strikers then assailed the gendarm-
erie depot and smashed the windows. Four
other gendarmes were wounded before the
strikers we're repulsed. Advices from va
rious coal fields show that the strike is ex-
tending. . -~
Another Of the Terre Noirre strikers died
Of his wounds today. The strikers yester-
day evening broke in the doors Of the
gendarmerie depot and only retreated
when the gendarmes fired their rides In
the air as a warming. Troops have been
dispatched to the scene of the riot.
At a meeting of the nonunion committee
of the so-called "yellows." held in Paris
Monday, It was decided to offer vigorous
resistance to attempts at intimidation by
the strikers. The committee gave orders
for the purchase Of 600 revolvers and AZ, 900
cartridges.
MARsEILLEs, Oct. 1.-THE secretary Of
the Dockers' union here is sending a cir
eular to all parts in France and Algeria
urging the dock lsborers to refuse to un-
load any oargoes OF foreign coal and calling
for a referendum, with a view TO the .ees,
sation OF all work upon the docks.