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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08
PU.BLICS ALE
Twill sell without reserve my entire livery
outfit n my stable IN Newport Del, Ou
THURSDAY, JAN. . 1901,
At II o'clock,

Consslin OF IA head OF horses. good cow
| IA sets harness. 4sets double stage harness,
sets cart harness. 3 sets lend harness, 2 set.
double light carriege harness nearly new, bri
dies. collars. double lines, breast straps, c
bugglas, asurreys, Sellers wagon. 2 spindle
with hay rigging body for same, ston, wa
son, y carts, II ght horse carts. Chamuion
binder. new, shovels picks, spades, in fact
tools Of ell kinds for doing any kind OF work,
ropes blocks ana falls. chains. parts Of der
rlcks, stelin boiler with 3 horse engine, | 10.
steam pumps, large clay dump buckets.
A II this stuff was new within the last three
years when started business and well worth
tn. attention Of buyers.
Among these horses are 8 pairs OF ~
more than usual draft horses; tN
and2-Palr hlsckmares . and years old.
Kind and gentle, will work III all kinds OF
harness. cart rnd lead included.
and 4-BRy horse and black mare will
work anYwhsre and years old. can't be
beat
and e. Pair bay mares Q and years. fine
drivers and good style, work anywhere und
sure puiers.
,snI s-Pair black horses men 8 horses, s
years old, can be put wrong, one No.
lender. Tue above Four fair have be ct work.
ed together this summer in and around town
among trolley cars. rolling mills. steam. to
carts aud wagons; they work as leaders to
carts and shaft srA in shRtts.
Balance Of these horses are all young, good
diiver- most are rcshy. good style. every.
thing AS rep resented.
Terms-AIl sums of SO cash and over that
amount credit Of months will be given
with months without interest or o months
with months interest ad!cd or months
with interest from date OF sale or bank dis
count off or cash.
ELLIS f. BANKS
+. C. Stidhan,. Auc. d3Oj j?IGs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08
coIorsd Teachers iussieu t. .

Dover, Del, Jan. 7..-Under tn,
new law passed in March last, Profes
sor Jamss e. Carroll, superintendent
of free schools, has begun the WORK
Of arranging for the state coloret
Teachers Institutes, which will be
Eeldin Dover, on February 5, 6, and T.
The last General Assembly came t.
the rescue of the colored teachers ano
appropriated additional money for the
conduct of the institutes and placed
the matter in the hands Of Professor
Carroll.
An elaborate programme is being
prepared Including such well-known
finstructors as L. b. Moore, dean of
the Teachers College. Howard Uni
versity:.. and Superintendent George
w. Twitmyer Of the Wilmington
public schools. An effort is being
made to secure Rev. George r. Meade
ID. d., pastor of the First NJ. i.
Church, HOboken, to deliver one Of
the evening addresses, using his cele.
brated subject. 1.-THE Black Knight, :"
The exercise will behcld in Whatcoat
M. e. Church.
! L. N. 'Whiteman Endorsed.
The official board OF Ebenezer NJ.
E. Church has adopted the following
which explains itself:
"We, the said officers having heard
aud read in the various ncwspap pers
printed in the city Of Wilmington,
DEL, that in the case on trial in New
Castle county, state of Delaware, be-
tween the county of New Castle and
John Lynn, for obtaining s56 by false
pretenses, and Laurence NJ. White
man, a member of the above church
was summoned as one of the witness
rs against the said John Lynn, and
the reputation for truth and veracity
OF She said Lawrence Whitcman was
assatled uniustly.
"Resolved, That We, as an official
board sympathize with our brother in
Christ and assure tohim our confidence
md respect for his good word and
honor; praying Gods blessing and |
peace to uphold him in his trying
hour.
Sewage at Dover.
Dover, Del. Jan. AT the meet
ing OF Councils last night it was de-
rided to ask for more rextcnsive bid.
ding from engineers who will formu-
late a complete sewage system, TO-
gether with the approximated> cost of
establishing the same for Dover.
= The town now has an imperfect
sewage system and with the large in
crease in building and growth of the
community, ii is feared that unless a
complete sewage system j. establss shed
disease may result. l'pon the accept
ancc of IL plan from competent en-
gineers, the citizens. it lis thought.
will apply to the Legislature for
to borrow sufficient money
10 install it4tt once. Engineer Il.
Clalkcy llatton of Wilmington has
already gone over the ground and has
presented to Council his bid for doing
the work,
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NJ Office, i, WILSON y. MARVEL. liz
~ consed druggist tenant and occupsnt OF
the house situated at No. 81. MarkeS
street. in the firs'n ward in thv
city of Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
state OF Delaware, IN compliance with the re-.
luirementa Of the acts Of the General Assem-.
bly,, in such case made and provided, do herp.
by give notice that shall upply III writing to
the Court of Generul Sessions OF the state Of
Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 3ld day Of Fen, A. d
i9O- being the next term of said court for q
license for SAID house a. a drug store for the
sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors by pre-.
scrptlon for medicinal purposes, and the fol.
loving respectable citizens Of said ward At
least twelve of whom are substantial free.
holders OF said ward, recommend the sad ap-
phcaton. VIZ;
James Chrlsty John Mcguire
Harry Chrlsty Jacob Milemon
Thomas Ross!tsr Fred We'll
Edwin A Parker 70 Holland
Thos Russell .SH stats
Alb.rt Neumnyer w II Jack
Denl + Pryor John Rushworih
y NcManus James Thornton
Lewis Brown sd Forbes
Daniel ScCnsIer .talius aunther
Simmons Thos. Taylor
VIM tmmous Geo A Willis
lidw WILSON d. NANvE!..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08
Little Late With New Year Resolu.
t10nH,

But we have resolved to do our beat 10 serve
you during 1902. We thank our many patrons
for past iavlra, md cnn ncco nimotiate new
ones and make terms 10 suit responsible buy.
ers. Our soiiaitors will call for orders If de-.
sired. W. give tradin; stamps, Lynch'l
Stores. Headquarters N. W. Cor Mudisou
snds Fourth stscets. Branch stora 4. ". Cor.
King and Eighth st'e e All telephone or.
dsrs prOmp ly attended to-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
VITAL WEAKNESS

and Prostration from Over
work or other causes
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific
No. 26, in use over 40 years, the c.ily
successful remedy.
S1per vial or special package with powder, ,ior IS
s"hhy D'"sEtis or rrnt r"rt paid IN receipt ricc
htaPnEkiB AkD. co., Cor. Villas John s,,, S,u ,rk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Barney and Berry Skates,

sleds, Express Wagons. Vslocipsdes, Striking
Bags. Boxing Gloves, Guns Air and Cartridge
Rifles, Star Safety Rasors Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08

nn pEHARDwS PENEYHOY PILLS
~ The only genuine penuyroyal pills; ut
druggists or by mail 81 w. Ottice .JJ y. Ninth
strast DkHa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08
Dubelj the Halter

Go to Charl Gu +. Eulrll for your hat
.~A ~".,. ~ ~ns.~,~n Nh 0 E.st h'hI-a -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08

LNNGI NEERS ANIGA
IL Engineers, liremen. Electri clans. etc.
~ page pamphlet continuing ques;ionsasked
by axamnlng Board Of ENGINEERS. sent free;
Geo. A. Xoiur. Publisher, Room IS, IS South
4th street, ". Lpui M. dis 3JsSSi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08

&For Strong Cough Candy. go to Fergu
sons IL Fast Second Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-08
RICHARDSON'S ROLLER MILLS,

Flour exchanged for wheat Focd grin ling
and custom worii done At short notice
3l5tf
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

cieties in Pennsylvania, Kentucky and
elsewhere, which clubs, Washington Sc
clared, "caused and encouraged the
whisky insurrection: wound up his dema-
gOgue diplomacy by villifying the govern
ment for its strict neutrality and threat
ening to appeal from the president to the
people, was fired out Of the country sud
denly, his velocity being accelerated by
the square-toe boot of the indignant chief
magistrate.
And the once proud but now PROSTATE
Spain Joined the yelp and cry growing
loud and louder against a feeble nation
impoverished and exhausted by a desc
latng war, ready to seize all the territory
iE sight, in the crash that would follow
the failure Of the republican experiment
Godoy, the despicable paramour of the
queen of spain, was then controlling ana
blighting SPANS destinies; Gardoqui was
hostile at all times, and everywhere as
usual, and Gov Miro was spending his
last days at New Orleans, prior to his
promotion, in tampering with and tempt
ing the hard-pressed frontier Americans
and promising them free navigation, free
trade and free everything if they would
only bow down and worship, not satan,
but Godoy and his royal mistress
Time brings its retributions and NOR
tails are permitted to witness examples
not merely of poetic but divine Justice
Carmichael and other American agents.
little more than a century ago, IS
about the last country in the world to
attempt such antics now. And singu-
lar to say, the three leading monarchies
Of Europe, that after the death of
Franklin. in 17j0, abused our patience
and wronged us most, are now gently
playing second violin to Russia, Germany
and the great republic, which have
taken their stately places as the world S
most potent powers of the twentieth
century.
Adding to these complications, nearly
10000 savages in the Northwest and
Southwest were lurking on the exposed
| frontiers of the newborn Union. Hun
| dreds of brave men had gone down under
! their murderous rifles and tomahawks
| at Blue Licks, at the defeat Of Harraar
| and On the retreat of st. Clair The
pioneer families on the frontier knew
| not, when their sole support went forth
| each day TO win bread from the soil, that
4 they would ever see him again alive The
/ nightly war whoop startled the cattle
| in the fields and the babes in the cradle.
/ The burning of Washington's personal
friend, Colonel Crawford, at the stake,
/ and before the eyes Of the Infamous
| Simon Girty, called for, an end to such
| unSpeakable atrocities
/ Yet worse in one sense and manifestly
more distressing than the hostilities OF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
louisiana From March 1893 to 1907.
Ooshngfons JecOnd m-yomq Nation 3esa 3y Enemies

tried to make his hopeful son great
orator, he succeeded in making him only
a great declaimer and great politician
4he British cabinet from the date of
Shelburne's retirement in 1883. whether
the controlling spirit was Fox North or
Pltt, was openly or covertly hostile to
the new republic. Whether at war with
France, with Spain, or ostensiblv at
peace, England was, until recent years.
always at war with this country. That
monarchy long tried to maintain a cor
don OF stations and settlements to con-
meet her dominions in Canada with her,
COMMONS, past or prospective. in Loui-
slana and the Floridas. With sinister in
tent she sent agents to the A.ssissinni
to Kentucky, to the Indians, and sent
fur traders everywhere, to foment strife
ana enmlty against the inheritors of free
dom in holding fast to the military
posts, contrary to express treaty stipula-
ions, the unnatural mother seemed to be
waiting near by and eagerly expecting to
snare the territorial spoils and political
plunder from her offspring's wrecked re-
public. TO witness brave men battling
against odds, which is said to inspire the
sympathy of the noblest gods, seemed
not to develop a sympathetic softness in
the heart of Mother England.
France, too, was plundering our ships
at sea and in her prize courts with all
the alacrity and inherited skiH~of the
Morse pirates and land robbers from
whom the inhabitants of Northern France
were chiefly descended. This once most
helpful friend was sending agents to
Louisiana to foment instruction among
the French inhabitants there. with the
hope of profiting by the downfall of Span
ish power, which was threatened by the
virtual closing by Spain of the naviga-
! ton of the great continental river. From
and after the death Of Count de Yer
gennes, the first, ffrmest and most serv-
iceable friend this republic ever had in
Europe, the policy of France was re-
! versed and that country was made an
tagonistic by Montmorin, lie Brun and
other small men, who were not filling.
but sloshing around in the high place of
the great Vergennes; while still smaller
men, such as Genet, Fauchet and Adet,
were sent to bring discredit and dishonor
| upon France in America. Citizen Genet
/ introduced the bull-in-a-china-sh brand
of diplomacy. He landed at Charleston:
began at once fitting out privateers and
opening recruiting offices; got vessels to
sea by lying about their character and
| destination; joined the secretary of state
in organizing Jacobin or democratic So
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
New Great Northern Engine.

The Great Northern road recently re-
ceived the first of series of gigantic
locomotives to be used in the rocky
mountain divisions of the road. The
monster steel horse is at present at the
Great Northern roundhouse and the &C
companying cut lis made from a photo
graph taken there, the engine being run
out and under partial pressure of steam
when the picture was taken.
For long time the different roads
throughout the West have been constant.
ly adding to their stock of locomotives
and each consignment seems to grow in
size Only few days ago the Milwaukee
road put into commission a number of
large engines which were reported to be
the largest in the passenger service.
They are larger than the Great Northern
locomotives only in one respect and that
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

established by the treaty of 1882 with
Great Britain.
Baron de Carondeiet became governor
of Louisiana and West Florida on Jan. 1,
1872. The population of New Orleans at
the end of that year was 5000. The rove
nues were but ST, 600 The lighting of the
streets and the employment of .Watch-
men then began. The slave trade with
the coast of Africa was encouraged by
the Spanish king. Trade with PhiladeI-
phia was favored and increased by Phil
adefphia merchants establishing branch
houses in New Orleans Some six or
more subjects of French extraction who
showed an uncommon interest about 1913
in the republican movement in France
were imprisoned in Havana for a year.
Strong Notifications were built above and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

The boiler when full holds 68 gallons Of
water and the tender carries 5000.
To make steam out of this vast guam
tity of water requires a heating area Of
2,OS2 square feet and the fire box con-
tafns 172 square feet. The CRATE area IS
90 square feet and the tender is capable
of carrying is tons of coal to feed to the
monster.
There are ten wheels on the great iron
horse and the rigid wheel base is 13 feet
and s inches in length, while the total
length OF the engine from pilot point to
the rear point of the tender is Ga feet
and inches.
1t is expected that these giant loco
motives will easily climb the hills of the
Rockies and they all go to make up the
first-class equipment that the operating
department Of the road is justly proud Of
Three of the engines are at Barnes
vile. three in Dakota, four in Cascade
and five will be stationed here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

twenty-five. hanging fifty and fogging
as many more. The free navigation OF
the mississippi from it's source to the
sea, under the treaty of San Lorenzo,
was reasonably enjoyed by the up-river
Americans for three years. With a view
desirable immigrants to settle in Louis
lana, Gov. Carondelet made larger grants
of lands to Baron de Bastrop and other
officer of the royal navy Of France who
had lost all his property in the vortex
of the French revolution, now in bloody
progress. James Ceran Delassus in 1875
first appears on the shifting scene, but is
reserved to be discussed in the story If
the Upper Louisiana from 1890 to 1900,
which will appear in our next chapter
James Q. Howard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

is the height of the drive wheels. The
diameter of the wheels of the Milwaukee
engines Is a tri1e over Z feet while that
Of the Great Northern monsters is Is
inches. In this one thing only do the
Milwaukee giants exceed in size the re
recent product of the Roger company's
plant that the Great Northern has re-
ceived.
When it is stated that the weight of the
engine is 10000 pounds, and that of the
tender, 125,0O0, loaded, something of the
size can be imagined. The compound
cylinders Of this monster Of the rails
measure 10 and % inches which is and
inches respectively larger than those
of the largest engines heretofore in COM
mission in the passenger service
The boiler contains $50 two-inch flues
and has steam capacity of 30 pounds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

below the city. Fort ST. Philip was
erected by this governor on Plaquemines.
Citizen Genet's two expeditions planned
to move down the Mississippi caused
some alarm in 1894, but soon proved abor-
tive The United States government sud-
denly stopped his recruiting business. LIE
Monfteur de la Louisiana made it's APP
pearance this year. There was also COM
pleted the cathedral, built by Don Andre
Almonaster at his own expense. A hos
pital also had been built and endowed by
him.
The scheming Of the Marquis de Mai
sonrouge, Gayoso de Lemos and others,
with Sebastian and Power, two renegade
Americans, to separate the Western
country from the United States, came 10
naught. An attempted slave insurrection
in 1895 was promptly and summarily sup
pressed by Baron Carondelet by killing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

Events and developments of large sig
nif1cance and far reaching Importance
made memorable the presidency of
Washington. The public credit and
whole financial system of the United
States was created by Hamilton from
fiscal chaos and founded on a rock as
solid and enduring as the earth we
stand on. The permanent seat of govern
ment was fixed. Political parties took
their origin and adjusted themselves on
ines of support or opposition to the
policies of Washington. Vermont, Ken
lucky and Tennessee We're admitted into
the national Union.
In April, 1893, the neutrality proclama-
ton proved the wisdom of a nation, like
an Individual, attending strictly to it's
own business. The next year witnessed
the ever glorious victory of Anthony
Wayne over the Indians at Fallen Tim
bers, and the suppression of the whisky
Insurgents in Pennsylvania. The Indian
peace treaty of Greenville by Wayne; the
Jay treaty with England and the Pinck-
ney treaty with Spain, made the year
1885 a year to be remembered. Less
agreeable to remember is that. in 1886.
we paid the plundering Algerian pirates
three-quarters of a million dollars for
ransom Of prisoners, for brides and for
the recognition of a consul! And all be
cause the Oregon, the Olympia and the
Brooklyn were not then afioat!
1t is perhaps not widely known that
the infant republic had a desperate
struggle to survive its infancy. The in
disputable historic truth is that it was
set upon by as evilly designing a com
bination of enemies and as malign a
concentration of enmities as ever as
saulted the fairest political work of hui
man hands.
George III, down to the date of his
insanity entertained a deep-seated dis
like for his disloyal subjects. William
Pitt, who had gone into office and out OF
Office with Lord Shelburne, felt none OF
his patrons ardent desire for a lasting
peace with America, He was playing
politics for a permanent tenure of Of
fee and hostility to the new republic
was the winning political card. A sor
of the illustrious statesman and orator
Lord Chatham, Pitt was reaping the bene-
fit of the reaction that always comes
when a truly great man is treated with
ingratitude or injustice. Besides this aid
he understood the power of the dinner
table better than any public man of the
last century. While the eloquent Chatham
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
Gmbroidenies and UOash oEoces

VaIenciennes Laces by the dozen
yards, Uorth double these special
prices. For Monday, per dozen yards,
soc. 35c, use, I5c M
and ............... ..,...... S0O
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
Madame Yale

The famous Beauty Specialist, will
deliver an interesting and instruc-
tive lecture on Health and Beauty"
at the Metropolitan Opera House,
Thursday Jan. 80. Tickets fer
this lecture will be distributed
FREE in our Drug Department,
beginning tornorrow morning. Don't
fail to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
Jtationery=> Annual spring Bargain Sale
Rurd's Fine stationery.

Eurd's Fine stationery.
Royal White Kid-fnfsh and Eeiyet-
finish Parchment.
Two of FIurd's best Wedding
finish papers. Also lot of odds
and Ends, /" worth from I5c to soc
per quire. All on our bargain
tables for, per quire I'm r.
veIopes to match, per pack DC
age Of PSI only ..............
Odds and Ends-where paper and
envelopes DO not match, worth from
1oc to SOC per quire IA sheets of a.
paper Observation-Disclosures. gu
"a Envelopes .................. Sc
One of each for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sc
Big uafue Box.
90 sheets Of fine Linen Paper, FE~
so envelopes, for. .......... SSO
Always soldfor 25c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
Odd Cots of Real Gaces
Smyrna RUqs---12- Price

The greatest Rug bargains oereda strong statement
but emphatieaHy true
Of the year thoroughly rearangng
The dposing Of patterns that be replaced and though just
interfere with proper display
At this consider the selling
a
henbu t out n the may
in
Warnng-The prices remarkably quantity being lin
bargains
Size. Reg. Price
It, -. :.
IT. $50 , -. ......
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
Drug Department

The one complete and up-to-
date Drug Department in the
city; goods Of the highest grades
most economically priced.
These specials for Mondays sale:
Csc Emerald Tooth Paste .................I5c
25c 'Alki,' goodfor everything ...........I5C
SOC Java Rice Powder. all shades ......... Ioc
25c Golden Rod Cream. ............ Ioc
Csc Espey's Fragrant Cream .......-.......I2c
Csc Cake Shampoo Soap ..............-.....
25c Lyons Tooth Powder ...............I3c
SC Cough Drops (Keler's Dutcn or
DEVISE ......'...---....... .....r...2 tor SC
The Grit-advocate., 1902-05-30
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the civ
ilized world. Your mothers and your
grandmothers never thought of using
anything else for indigestion or bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom heard of appendicitis, nervous
prostratiun or heart failure. etc. They
used August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation of un-
digested food, Sregulate the action of
the liver, stimulate the nervous and
organ action of the system, and that is
all they took when feeling dull and
bad with headaches and other aches
You only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form, to
make you satisfied there is nothing Sc
rious the ,aatter with you. You can
get DR.. G G. Green's reliable rene
dies at Mason & Lavelle'e. Get Green's
special almanac.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-05-30
DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP?

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results of throat
and lung troubles. What shall you do:
Go to warmer and more regular eli
mate? Yes, possible: if not possible
for you, then in either case take the
only remedy that has been introduced
in all civilized countries with success
in curing severe throat and lung troub-
les, "Boschee's German Syrup" It
not only heals and stimulates the It's
sues to destroy the germ disease. but
allays inflammation, causes easy expec-
toration, gives good nights rest and
cures the patient. Try one bottle.
Recommended many years by all drug
gists in the world. You can get DR..
G. G. Green's reliable remedies at
Mason & Lavelle's. Get Green's spec
ial almanac.