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I.edbetef Rev. Ross Moore MAS pres
ent and gave an exceedingly interest
ing talk on China. Refreshments were
served after the meeting. and q large
number of people We're in attendance.
Those present We're: Mesdames Il. E.
Williams, Lee Fox, -- Benton, --
Pope, S. NJ. Taylor, Margaret Bell, Will
Miller, Matt Cleveland, John Ruth
erford. PerGue, Tom Green, Al
Stewart, George Gammill w. S.
Beard, Frank G. Cross, VIM. Burke,
John Marsh Clifton Green. T. f. Ad-
ans, E. E. Buck. Misses Annie Green.
Susie Mccoy and Rev Ross Moore.
i. j. !.
VaIhaIia Euchre-
One of the leading features in society
this week was the progressive euchre
at the Nalhalla club roms Thursday
evening. The game grew exceedingly
interesting toward the close to know
VINO would De the winner Oh lHe prizes.
Refreshments were served and many
expressed themselves as having en-
joyed themselves very much. Those
present were. Misses Frances JOr-
dan, Jennie Draper, Bessie Byrnes,
Eva Davis, Margaret Wilbourne, Eliza
beth Collier, Margaret Taylor. Bessie
Atwood, Grace York, Mrs. Annie
Mitchell. Miss Emma White; Messrs.
Sennet. Howell. Baldwin, Matthews,
Fred Clayton of Little Rock, Saunders,
Triplett. Frank M. Roane, f. q.
Bridges. Lafayette Bell, DR.. Edgar,
Mack Hammett; Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Thompson. r. E. Lee. w. A. Lee,
Y. D. Wilkins. Jr., J. II. Thach, Harry
Trulock. S. F. VaulX, w. F. Coleman.
The ladies' prnZe, a loving cup, was
won by Miss Frances Jordan, and the
gentleman's prize. a scarf pin, was
won by billiard Saunders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-21

1t has every reason for succeeding for
it is acted by capital company, and
it i so distinctfuly novel in scheme
and development that it furnishes what
most people like best, diversion from
accepted standard. The plot is light
plications are immensely amusing,
which makes it quite the breeziest Of
fering of long time.
r% +
A New Theatrical Star.
Manager Frederick Berger, who man.
aged Sci Smith Russell during the
long career of that great actor, is this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-21

When a man is III ta1e he doeSa I
know axle grease from butter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-21

PRlCES-Matinee. 25 and 80 cents;
Night. 25. so and Is cents.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
OPEN SWITCH CAUSES WRECK,
Four Seriously Injured on Nickel
Plate mt Knox, Ind,

~ q
Plate mt Knox. Ind.
kNON, Ind. March Il. -- A west
bound Nickel Plate passenger train ran
iato an open switch here last night. re.
shifting in disastrous wreck. The fol
lowing persons Were severely injured:
a. A. SrhMind, engineer. Fort Wayne;
Him Dalton. fireman. Fort Wayne: {,
l.. Alexander, baggage master, Cleve-
land; William Browc, mail clerk, C,eve-
land.
me train was running at high speed
when il rolided with a number of
freight cars that We're standing on IA
SIDE track. The baggage coach was
torn to pieces, and the engine and six
freight cars were piled in Il heap
ANA were destroyed by fire. The fire
ragged for several hours, biociadng all
tr;lfhc. No one WAS killed. although
many passengers We're slightly injured.
Schwihd received dangerous wounds
in the head. and his wrists were So
'erely cut. He almost bled to death.
Dalton's shoulder and wrist were So
verely injured Alexander and BrOwc,
1t IS feared. We're internally injured
The railroad company'S loss is heavy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
WOLSELEY GOES TO AFRICA.
British Field Marshal Sails For Cane
InSyr f.n :.:t

British Field Marshal Sails For Cane
Town On IL "pri,ntc Visit"
LONDON. March -. Field Marshal
Lord Wo!srlcy, the former commander
in chief of the British army. started
for Cape Town today. and, although
the officials deny that his trip is any
lhllig but private visit. gossip con.
meets it with til" military situation.
Ii is pointed out that Lord Woseley's
knowledge of South Africa, gained as
tighter and administrators. might be
highly useful to Lord Kitchener either
ut the base. Cape Town. or at Pretoria.
Lord Wolsplpy himself says his trip
is Oil entirely private business.
Colonel Frank Rhodes and Arthur
Rhodes, brothers Of Cecil Rhodes. ana
Lady Mrtnirn were passengers on the
steamer which took Lord Wolsclcy to
Cape Town
The London Daily Chronicle March
l. announced that 1t understood that
l"rH Kitchener was to lie relieved of
much administrative work in South
Africa 10 enable him To take iii" field
in person and head a large mounted
fierce III al cndeavur to capture Gpnrr.
al De Wet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

haven N. = CiIr:i. II AL Dem str,,ts
htV. ! q Waters, pastor Glass at . 80 u N
Preaching ID II IN und s p III by paste;
sunday achool . pm. Morning subiect !" h.
Ehriat'an in Christ's Likeness" Evsnin.
t"thrisl Over Az
Bethel A. y. T. CIlr.l Wiln1t str,,i n,I-
tSiNth, Rev. W II huber pI,5a '..l.I n.
at ~ - u. m uad % y III bv pastor Gas, /,
"a Sunday school 20 p III. q +; G3j u III
Morning subject ''From Calvary to O.ivet /"
Evening "Chidren Oh Sod" BIZ htl + $
~ T. Lvceum pm.
Exon ". EUar'ai Ninth AL Fr,nc', St.,
hrv.' II brnH :, pl,SI.. Glas, at ga ~
Prearli nS ~ W m BY iievD ii hnrg Is AMI 10
, p IN ~ pastor Suutay sciool $50 u m, En-
worth League nt u APP IN,
Antioch Co N II Church, !!3 W. loth s.:c.s.
Frca: 1!"s llaI IN AMI 10 IN by pas,or
Snnt,y 'clio,i 3pm
st. JOINS 4, II. Il Zion Gravel llti str -,
near Poplar, Roy. j. II W. Phillips, pa-toc
freathiiiI llJla m. 10y he; Sc rawnur: . N
~ 'ev w J More. an 4,pm by Rev I, Il IS
toitmnn Class ga sunday school at | 81 u
~ Christian Endcavor $50 p. III
Graco \ NJ. Il hon G lurtl. litianlDrp mt
s,rtrti, nv. II phiilln, plst,r Prtoc-
niS u "a m by Il stranger IN I s y M by Pastor
Hunday ach 'ol3p III Cnrlslian En- c4vor 4 81
u II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

PANAMA, March Is. The govern
ment generals Castro and Ortiz. have
arrived here and received one OF the
most enthusiastic welcomes ever wit
messed in Panama. The crowds IN the
streets leading to the railroad station
made traffic almost impossible. The
cheers for the generals We're deafening.
referring to the engagement at Aqua
Dulce on Feb. 20, General Castro said
that the government troops, numbering
500 men, were attacked by 5000 revo-
lutionists. On the third day of the
lighting both drinking water and am
muniton in Aqua Dulce becam,
scarce, and General Castro ordered his
troops to retreat. To do this the GOV
erDTent forces had TO break through
the rebel lines. General Castro saws he
knows positively that of the forces I'M
der the revolutionary general Herrera
over 700 were killed or wounded. He
characterized the bravery of The revo-
'utioaists as something extraordinary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

CoLRORNE, Ont, March l5.-Henry
l.. Merrick, formerly pastor Of n st. Al.
bans tVtJ church, but now represent.
ing an insurance company here on
learning that General Mcthuen was
captured publicly expressed the hope
that General Kitchener would he bag.
gcd next. tnspcn WiiDcrt. II Young
farmer who heard him. promptly
knocked Merrick down. When Wilbert
was passing Merrick's place. he WAS
fired on by some one concealed in the
barn, and Il charge of lllcksllot entered
his left thigh. Mcirick has not since
been seen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
To Organize Y. N. c. A,

Immediately after the coming ses.
sion Of conference the Rev. +. Bur-
gette Short will begin the work of
organizing the Y. NJ. G. A. through
out the state. Mr.. Short will make
tour of all the principal towns
down the peninsula and behaves
that successful organization can be
effected as he has received a number
or highly encouraging letters, rea.
tive to the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Entertained Eleven Vrlncessc.

PEklNG, March 10. Mrs. Conser.
wife Of the United States minister here,
assisted by the ladies' of the American
legation and Of the missions, entertain
cd at Tillin eleven princcsScs and Indies
OF the court. This departure from the
eNclusivcncss of the Chinese court is
Unprecedented. The dOwager empress
sent her greetings and expressed the
hope that the kindly relations cstab-
lshcd will remain unblUkcn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
TROUBLE NOT ENDED
Many Boston Strikers Still
Eemain Idle.
GOVERNOR CRAVE IS HOPEFUL.
A Large Number of the Men Find
Their Places Filled NEfer-
eHccs Held with Rail-
10 way Officials.

u E''STGN. March 15.-The labor situ-
| "lsoi III Boston is extremely perpIcX-
. 'liS. TO give weight TO statements of
} labor men who spoke without author
lty that harmony is not restored is to
iiElhe the outlook far more critical
th"h at any time since The Allied
lfe'&r1 Transportation council hpgan
lis night against the r. s. Brine Tr,ns-
poftatio' company. On the other hand,
governor Crime and the state board Of
arh'tlalion believe that the problem is
being solved quite rapidly, considering
The llnmensity Of the strike, and only
ASK Tor time and patience from both
tutoring ANA business Men TO remove
All "'"'a''s Tor resumption Of
freight traffic under customary cond-
tons.
AZ an actual fact The strike was com
pletr!y broken yesterday. although in
o'rHIual troubles cropped cut in MANY
CURRIERS' some Of which were nd 'ustcd
without delay and others dragged
along III uncertain state so that thry
cam" in fer consideration by the vari.
Gus labor l0iirs last night During
these meetings j,Iugng from what
was argued by the men, independent
slriEtS of bodies seem Impending. but
the leaders in the strike just ended are
SHh&'linr that they still hold control Of
the entire organized labor body and
would not again be obliged to order
strik" Of the freight handlers or its
more serious acc mpnni.Acnt, a Sympa-
thciic strik" Of affiliated bodies.
The physical side of the strike break
Ing presented an army Of workingmcn
rushing hrlIrr Ske!tDr to get their old
jobs. There lnti been more than 20 600
places vacated, but fully 10 per cent of
the union men found their places filed. !
lhIS was the reason for friction all |
ihy, affecting only the men them |
selves, for concerns were too busy |
raising the embargo ON goods in their
Keeping to give heed to talk of unfair
ness.
The real battle yesterday was be-
TWEEN 'Ht u'H WHO tGHlrOllCu the
Strike and the representatives of great
interests who had been prevailed upon
10 consider cr!ta n propositions as II
way to settlement Of the trouble. As
for tl!lee days past it was Governor
Gran" at his Office in the statchousc
who stood between the parties at issue
After numerous conferences the GOV
ernOr said:
"Th" situation looks very much more
encouraging than last night. The rail
roads have all agreed TO take back as
many men as possible without discrim.
lnntion. AS far rs til" steamship lines
are concerned. ! understand that the
men have returned or practically all of
them. The railroad companies will not
consent TO discharge men whom they
have hired in place Of the strikers. but
they are well disposed to the men and
are very anxious to take back MS MANY
is possible. The question of the load.
ng and unloading teams. while ii came
Up incidentally, was not very much dis
'lsscd. II will be taken IN next week"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
A Belt Line For 81, LOulS.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March Is
A charter has been issued by the sec,
rotary OF state 10 the st. Louis Belt
and Terminal hallway company. with
a capital stock Of S3,OO0.UOD. The road
is TO encirclr the city of 81. Louis and
Is to make connections and terminal
facilities for III" Missouri Pacific and
st. Louis and San Francisco systems
in st. Louis The line is to extend from
CarOndeiet. in ST. Louis county, around
the city OF St Louis to the Eads
bridge, II distance of twenty-one miles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 1J.-Thc OLE
single turretrd monitors Mahopac ant
Manhattan have been sold respectively
to \. V. Kaiser n Co. and II. A. Hit.
ncr's Sons. both of Philadelphia. at SO,
"lS each. the highest bidders. The old
receiving ship Vermont. the bids for
which did not reach the appraisal fig
ure. will be put up at auction again
and sold TO The highest bidder,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
China to Build American Home

WASIiINGTON. March II. The Chi.
ncsc government has decided TO have Il
permanent hume here fer its legation,
and Minister WI Ting Fang has re.
corded a deed by which there is trans
t"ITcd 10 the Chinese imperial govern
lt!cnt II building site ut Nineteenth ana
Vernon streets in the northwestern see.
ton OF the city, the consideration
named being Sll.SIo. 4 residence for
the minister and the officers of the Irga-
ton will be erected
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Bridge Nearing Completion.

work is about completed on the
bridge at Clayton street in Brandy.
wine Park. Tho Park Commission
winch has charge of the bridge, will
endcavor to get 1t ia shape 50 it can
be used in about a week. On Mon.
DAY the work Of rebuilding the ST cps
leading from the bridge to the bed Of
Cioyton street viii be commenced,