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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
The ROCKFORD
TOWER.

The Rockford tower is not to DC
removed. Such a report has been
going the rounds for a few days on ac-
count Of the proposed purchase Of the
| Ncidln farm for a lcseryoir site. The
tower cost $75. 900 and it will lie kept
in service.
Members Of the water commission
state that the tower will not he al,al-
/ doncd. 1t was intended to supply
water TO the Highlands and other
sections of the city, too high 70 secure
water ftom Rodney street. and Will
be issued for that purpose for many
years 10 come.
The tower IS higher than the new
tract Of land which it is proposed to
purchase.
There is also a misunderstanding
about The land purchased or which is
to be purchased ii the court 50 de-
cidcS Many could not see why IS
acres Of land were needed for rcscr-
purpose, when all the property Of the
water commission at present covers
but nine acres. The new rcScryuir,it
is seXpainnd. will be large affair to
take considerable land, and in addi-
ton land is needed 50 that another
reservoir might be built when needed
and land may also be wanted for litter
beds.
When spoken to last night, a mem.
Der OF the commission said, the board
has not decided whether it would
build a filter at the new reservoir or
not, but it was possible that it might
desire to do so sometime ii there was
good progrcs, made in tic matter Of
filtration.
The city already has a water filter
at the city mill pumping station.
which has been there for several !
years, but comparatively little is said
about it except when someone desires
to find fault with the cost Of ii. The
filter is supposed TO have cost many
Thousands Of dollars, but there is !
difference Of opinion as TO llowwcII it
works and how much it improve, the
water.
1t ha, several times been examined
by other experts from other cities, and
the drinking water Of Wilmington
praised for its purity, but few filters
Of the kind have been adopted in
other places probably because Of the
expense Of first putting them into
use.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
IN UNITED
STATES COURT

The April session Of the United
States Circuit Court, will convene
on the first Monday OF next month,
i'll Philadelphia. One OF the
eases is the claim of the United
States Government for $4,000
damages from the owners of the
steamer Falladan Hall for the de-
struction of the quarantine station
at Reedy Island, in the Del ware
River, about two years ago.
The vessel ran into the pier
during heavy weather and COM
pletely demolished it. Connection
will be made that the government
cannot recover under the admiral
ty laws because the structure was
not m line property, bnt an al
junct to land and buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
HETTRlCK WILL
NOT SEE LETITIA

Trenton, N. j., March 9.-Two
! Of Trenton's clergymen, the Rev.
John J. Wicker, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, and the Rev.
Charles II. Elder, Of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. have
| interested themselves in Murderer
George Hettrick, and with Mrs.
Seville Howard and Miss Laura
Pierce, two religious workers, are
preparing II petition to Governor
Murphy, asking for a respite Of
thirty days, in which to enable the
petitioners to present arguments to
show that Il commission should be
appointed to inquire into the pris-
oner's mental condition.
The Rev. Mr.. Elder said: / think
Hettrick is either a most consum-
mate actor and fraud; OF that he
is mentally unbalanced. l saw
him in his cell before his trial,
and my opinion is that he was in
sane then, and is now. [ am
going to do all l can to have the
commission appointed.
Hettrick has given up hope of
securing u STAY OF sentence, and
apparently realizes that his life
will pay the forfeit of his crime
on April 4. He has already shown
considerable religious fcrvor, and
looks forward with pleasure to
the daily visits of the Rev. Alloy
sius Fish, of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, who is
also Catholic chaplain OF the state
Prison.
Yesterday Hettrick wrote a
letter to Letitia Smith, who was
with him at the time of the tragedy
In it he accused her OF being the
cause Of the troubles, and told her
that he did not want to speak to
her or lay eyes on her again, He
threatened to make statement
from the .scat1old on the day of
his execution that she would not
forget as long as she lives.
Tie learned that She was here
last wccek to see him, and that
Sheriff Atch!ey has promised her
an interview with him Il week
from Tomorrow. He says he will
refuse to sec her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

Bishop Coleman preached an
eloquent sermon last evening at
st. Michael's Church, Chestnut
and Adams street, on the subject,
"Sin and the Personal Relations
between Man and Christ
At st. Michael's next Wclnes-
day evening the special preacher
will be Rev. DR.. Barnan Shuttle,
associate rector Of the famous old
st. Peters Church of Philadelphia
This is the church of which Rev.
DR.. II. H. Nelson, who received
Il large vote for Bishop Of Pcnnsyl.
vania, at the recent convention, is
the rector The Wednesday even
ing services at st. Mlchacls have
been unusually attractive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
Work ing For A Prize.

Telegraph Council Jr. o. L. A.
NJ. is working hard to win ban
her offered by the National Coun-
Gil for increase i'll membership.
Eleven members were recently adj
mitted and five propositions re-
ccived.
Marshall W. Hallam is council
or of Telegraph; P. }. Shockley,
wise councillor; Elmer L. Craig, re-
cording secretary; and Harvey
Ho ecker, financial secretary. 1t
is the youngest council in the
state. A new council is to be or
sanized soon with sixty men,
bers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
CORSE PAXTON COMEDY co.

The public has been taught that
cheap prices Tor theatrical enter.
tainmcnts do not always necessitate
cheap entertainments, or. what
would be more proper, bad enter
tainments. Since Mr.. Corse Pay
ton entered the field as a promoter
Of popular. priced theatricaIs he ha s
made fortune by giving each play
in his repertoire with the same
careful attention TO scenery, furnt-
ure. properties, and other details
as is given by the most metropoli.
tan companies, and by engaging
actors Of recognized ability to in.
terest the several characters. This
effort on his part has met with pub.
lie approval, with the result the.
atres are crowded at performance
given bv Corsc rayton's CGmedy
Company. For this season the
same standard established by Mr..
Pay,on has been raised few
notches. and the pablic can rest as.
sured that during the eng agement
OF Corse Paytons Co., in this city
the selection OF the plays and tine
manner Of presentation will be bet
bet than ever before given by any
company playing repertoire. Miss
Florence Hamilton. the fascinating
leading lady OF the comp anv, who
divides the honors of each perform.
arce with Mr.. J. Frank Burke, will
be with them, whose recognized
ability as an actress ia widely
known. and during the engagement
she will present Il panoramic dis
play OF the latest creations of
Worth. Felix, aud other prominc Mt
dressmakers OF Europe. During
the eng asement, the ladies' OF the
company will wear over one hun.
drcd different dresses. each one
lashlon.plate reproduction that the
ladies of our city may copy. Corse
Payton Comedy Company's en-.
gagement will begin this evening at
the Grand Opera llonsc when they
will present that mas'er.work OF
the play.maker S art "rhe prodigal
Daughter which has beeu greeted
with the greatest popular approval
in every metropolitan city Of the
country.
Each rlay produced will be stag
cd beautifully and richly mounted
aud dressed For this company is
carrying all the necessary scenery,
effects ETC., required Tor the lavish
staging of the plays they present.
Among the speciality artists are
Maze e. Kctanicinla, slack wire
artists: Charley Farrell. the
Worlds famous whistler, singer
and dancer; the popular Homer
Mullaney; pretty Gussie Gardiner,
in songs and dances, and the kings
Of illustrated song isiugcrs, J. d.
aud Harry Marlcll !
The night prices during the ell.
gagement Of his Company will be
rs always, 0-20.30 cents. Matt.
nees will be giyeu3everv day, tcom-
mencing tomorrow for which the
prices will be 10 and % cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
Remarkable Revival Ends.

Smyrna, Del, March o. The
most remarkable series OF religious
meetings held Eere ior 25 years
were practically closed to-day by
Rev. Vaughn $. Collins, pastor of
Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church, who, at the several ser
vices to-day, baptiscd and received
into the church many converts.
Tho meetings have been going
on since the first Of the year and
nightly the altar has been crowd
ed with pchitcnts, including some
wcll-known politicians. One
young man went to the altar nine
times before he was sure of his
conversion. Meetings have been
held every day at noon and every
night. business men closed their
stores every night but Saturday
night to allow their clerks to at
tend, and the effects CT the revival
have been felt for miles around.
This was DR.. Collins first year
in Smyrna. The revival was due
solely to his efforts. Rev. G. l..
Hardcsty, Smyrna, circuit minis
ter, rendered valuable assistance.
There have been 213 conversions
and most of these have joined the
church. The last great revival
here was i'll 1876, when Rev. Enoch
Stubbs brought about nearly $50
conversions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
IN GRACE
N. E. CHURCH

In point OF attendance at the
regular services and thcSunday school
sessions. yesterday was u banner day
at Grac, Methodist Episcopal Church
At the Sunday school in the after
noon 80 persons were present, which
was very gratifying to the superin-
tendent, John s. Mullin. Dr. At the
worship in the morning and evening
the congregations were large, all the
seatings being occupied at the night
service
Miss Elda Idle, who Is to manage
and direct the new choir, sang at
both services, and made very pleas
ing impression with her fine voice
and her accomplished handling of
her solos. Her cnunciaton is clear
and her rich voice is full and strong,
even to the highest notes. She sings
with dramaticeiTect, and her ability
was manifest in her singing "The
Ninety and Nine" by Campion, at
the morning service. Following the
sermon by the Rev. DR.. William Writ
King. Miss Idle sang "Comc Home. "
all old Methodist hymn. and her
Interpretation Of it was fine.
At the evening service, George N.
Maris, organist, preceded the regular
worship with an organ recital for
fifteen minutes, in which the mastery
of the instrument was displayed.
Miss ldleS solo was 80. Divine
Redeemcr," by Guonad, and follow
ing the sermon, Miss May Taylor,
who is tc be member of the new
choir, sang '.Jnst For To-day" in
splendid manner.
DR.. King in the evening preached
ON "Paying the Fare" his text being
from Jonah |. ,; ".lnd he paid the
fare thereof. Dr. King related the
Biblical incident on which the text
was based, and pointed out that
although the fare was paid, some
people might regard it as insignificant
while it was very important. lie
said that much life is made more of
pedantries than of principles. Many
a person may have beautiful voice.
but lack a good soul, and many IL
person may have pleasing character
istics, yet lack solid character,
Every person gets what he pays
for, Dr. King sad. or pays for what
he gets. The first statement may
not always seem to be true, but it is
the fault of the person who pays if |
he does not get what he pays for.
The second statement is certainly
true. The Lord issues no compliment
tarv tickets, nor does he conduct Il |
bargain counter. Getting something
for nothing furnishes IL field for all
kinds of confidence men, gamblers and /
hievcS.
That new fever, recently broke
out and dgnitied under that enphoni-
Gus name OF klcptomania is but
another way of trying toget some
thing for nothing, and is what. in
the old-fashioncd language, would be
called stealing. Dr. King dec ared
that persons could not get il Christian
character unless they pay tho fare.
Some 90 the Lords counter and try
to strike a bargain. Tnay 60 to the
cheap counter. They are willing to
pay, but not pay enough. They are
willing to pray, but not pray long
enough. "You can't get the treasure
Of Christian character unless YOU pay
The fare thereof concluded DE-
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

Joseph Serson, of No. l212D d
street, accidentally shot himself
through the hand yesterday morn
ing. He and some companions
were handling a revolver and when
they were extracting some of the
cartridges the weapon Was dis
charged. The bullet mads an
ugly wound in Serson's hand,
which was dressed by DR.. Frank
y, Wcideman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
Faster 7us.c

Local church choirS are well under
way lin their rel"lrsals Of Easter
music.
The day comes unusually early this
season, falling on March 30. 1t is cx.
prctcd that the music will be parliru.
Iarl y elaborate, as several churches in
Wilmington will have new choils, and
in many case, new SoIoiStS. The ten.
dency each year has been toward more
difficult music, and this has not been
confined to any denomination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
Lecture a. FIRST NJ p. Church

A lecture on Love. Courtship and
Marriage will be delivered in the
First n. p. Church, Seventh street,
near Walnut, on Wednesday evening
March II, by the Rev. George l..
Wolfe. The lecturer is fluent talk
er and all who attend will not only
helpthc church along, but will great.
y enjoy themselves aud get the
worth Of their myneN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

Dog Catcher George Kopf chasing a
dog along Eighth street caused some
excitement yesterday afternoon The
dog catcher was notified that Il dog
was acting strangely in the vicinity
of Eighth and Jefferson streets. The
dog In some manner managed to cs-
cape the first time it was caught and
was chased to Market street before
il was recapture1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
lr,Galsnip Mission


There will bc a meeting Of the Nc.
Kinley Memorial Association this ar.
ternoon at the home Of Herbert n.
Fell, No. s37 Market street. The
meeting is expected to be interesting
rs the work OF the committee has
now reached point where il is pos
sib!c to talk over plans for the fu.
ture. The association is still trying
to increase the fund fot the purpose
OF erecting Il memorial and it is eX.
pectcd that considerable additions
will he secured in Il short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
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Sold at Fui;l,c t,ae,

Stidham \ Sons, auctonccrS, sold
at public sale for J. Leslie White, at
his residence near llare'S Corner on
Thursday, March 6, horses SS5: cows
from $50 to S54 corn 70 c.: chickens,
SIPS il pair aud everything satisfac-
tory.
Slidham 4 Son sold for Eva Pyle,
administrator, Il house and lot a,
Greenbank on Saturday last, to Mr..
Garrett for $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

AT Philadelphia on Saturday night
the Wilmington Basket Ball team de.
feated ROBBERS Philadelphia by the
score Of % 10 II.
Tho First Battalion team on Satur-
day night defeated company n Of
New Castle by the score OF | 10 i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

The good weather yesterday brought
out "A large crowd Of people, and dur.
ing the greater part of the day the
principle streets were crowded. Many
persons promcnadcd along the Bran
dywine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
Bookkeeping at Night School

New students will lie admitted /.
the Night School Of Goldcy College
this evening. Special low rate now
offered. penmanship. arithmetic,
Shorthand, etc. Call : to ., Office I'd
floor Library Building, Market street
corner Eighth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

Bridgeville, Del nLrch 0. 0.--Strcctcr
Il Purv!s, Of Middleiord. have offered
to light Bridgevil!e, Seatord aud other
surrounding towns with electricity.
ana the Bridgcvillc Town Council has
called a meeting to consider the pre-.
position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

WE will have in and for sale this
week 80, 600 envelopes white No. 8.
standard, whicc have been selling
wholesale at 81. 10 per tbousa and,
which we will sell retail for S1,lO
per thousand 10 those who want 10
take advantage Of a good thing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
To Cure urIp iu Two Days

L,xauve Bromo.Quinin, removes tn,
cause. II. ". Groves signature on ovory
box. Price % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10

A FACTORY ECnEr THAT WILL MAKE
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Them IN or der for on, cent each, without
taking the III apart Scud % cents for com.
plete instructions. d, the first III your town
and get rich. Address Clock this Office
NS.2S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
HOTEL BERKELEY

On the ocssn front Kentucky Ave. CON
nected with the famous boardwalk and nri.
vate beach sun parlors. One of the m Ost
model II and compete hotels on the Atlantic
coast. Capacity 40I. Every appoin tment
with superior table Concerts daily by hotels
orchestra. Special rates for spsing season, i,
1Hrite for booklet,
J JAMES AND GEORGE BEW
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
Oysters Oysters

2l 81 IS and 10 cents u quart at Chris
topher's SO jefferson strv3t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
EASILY DECIDED.
This question should be
answered easily by
Wilmington people

WEich is wiscr--to have confidence
In the opinions of your fellow citizens
Or depend on statements made by ut
ter strangers! Kcad this:
MIR. A. q. Wivel, formerly mana.
ger OF the late John Il. Walker, says:
~ first expressed my opinion of
Doan's Kidney Pills and gave my cX
pericncc with that remedy through
our Wilmington newspapers in 1897.
Before procured The preparation at
DanforLh's drug store, my back was
lame and aclicd SO severely at times
that l thought it was broken. After
had completed the treatment, kid.
ncy complaint, backache or whatever
1t was disappeared and up to the
present time-I have had no indica.
Lions of u return. Before that used
Dtller preparations but received little
II any benefit. | think more of
Doan's Kidney Pills now tlanI did
when l gave my first statement for
publication. Any patent medicine
which acts up to it's claims is well
worth the trouble of recommendation
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
eents. Foster. .Milburn Co., Buffalo,
n. y, sole agents for tie United
States.
Remember he name -DOan sand
take no uI
lrGaasuip Mission
At Friendship NJ. T.. Missicn, Lo.
a'St street, near Ninth, yesterday
was day of holiness to the Lord,
Rev. c. t. Coleman, pastor. AT 4
o'clock Rev. J. W. Philips, preached
a soul stirring sermon from Matt,
e7:lO, and great praise was given to
The name OF the Lord. Next Sunday
1t o'clock we commence our revival
a week Of prayer. Rev. II. J. Jolu-
BON, Of Mount Joy NJ l.. Church,
South Wilmington, will preach at 4
o'clock. Immediately after preach
Ing the Lenite praying and singing
band will take charge. All are m
viled. Bro. Isaac Anderson, leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-10
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