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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-The address Of the coI0red man Eho
saw the trouble occur on the lie DrOit car Non
day morning al O'Clock sl7 Florida ave eI
SPECIAL NOTICED owners Of property Or
Florida ave NV The ball prepared by Citizens
Associations places railroad tracks on your street
They would reduce value Of your property -
pea, cent THOMAS W GILNER-
To WHOM III NAY CONCERN: Please take no
tice that the law firm Of DICK VAUGHAN is.
by usutuaI consent. hereby dissolved NJ. Dick
succeeds % al pending cases lwith the eXcep-
zion Of matters Of which che cheats have been
personally adVised) and 70 the good wiz Of the
nrm 90 date ot THIS dissolution NJ Dick has
opened offices nc l3f Louisiana ave Lewis Build
inE). and Mr. Vaughan continues al the present
Witness our hands az Washington. d. C.. this
RCBT. A l. DICK. .a
e ". r. VAUGHAN
MEMBERS Of the Knights o. Columbus axe re-
ceased brother. John j. Cook. Sj2I % st. NV ~
$50 a. Nd 90 attend funeral ma
ATTENTION. PLASTERERS!- There VIII Be-
special meeting OF No pf WEDNESDAY ErkN-
ING AT S O'CLOCK P. NJ Importaut business
VI. F. RABBIT Secretary mi
SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Columbia Fire Insurance
Company of the District Of Columbia for the slec-
ton of fifteen trustees 90 serve for the ensuing
year VIII De held 40 the Cftcc 90 the company.
:, 1902. Polls open az D M. close az , p. rn.
Books for the transfer 0f stock Uiu De eI.z-I
from APRIL 7 90 APRIL 2 both DAYS inclusive.
Lem TOWERS, Jr-, secretary
Inhs. I2.I5.l922 2629c
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shah not De responsible for any debts con-
tractor hy my wife, la May So0tt. .
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JOHN P. ALTGELD DIES OF PARALYSIS
CContinued from First Page.)

three years old his parents emigrated to
this country and settled on farm in
Richland county, Ohio.
His early education advantages were
mcagrC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

Accompanied by Captain Kane,
Chief Black this morning went tc
the boarding house and brought the
parties to the police station. Lewis
informed Judge Cochran in the Mu-
nicipal Court this morning he was
willing to go back without papers
and he was held pending the arrival
OF Chicago officer
Lewis is 4 good looking young fel-
low of "a, while Mrs. Wilson is eight
years his senior
Mrs. Wilson told Chief Black that
her home was rot . happy one and
as Lewis was no stranger to her She
determined to leave her husband
Accordingly she kept her Two older
ch'.dr II with their father and took
the other one with her to grow up IN
Delaware and blossom out as chick
OF the Blue Hen But the ruthless
hand OF the Chief OF Police banked
this arrangement and she will re-
turn to the city Of the Hay Market
riots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
STORrI<

About 10 O'Clock tnis morning the
Brandywine had gone down consider
able but was still much higher thar
usual.
At Rockland Mills about midnight
the water was 50 high it wa, neccs
sary to close the mills down for 4
time. President Belts of the Water
Commissioners stated this morning
that the damage to the department
will be ycrySmall.
Reports from people living in thu
vicinity of Stanton, IIpckessin, Newark
and other places show much damage
done by the storm in those sections.
Along the public road in some places
near Stanton early this morning the
water was up to the wagon bodies.
A bridge on the public road near
Newark was washed away. Farmers
report that the roads in all sections
are worse than they have been for
some years. Considerable damage
was done by the storm to Brandywinc
Springs Park. The trolley ears this
morning were unable to 90 further
thanthc bridge that crosses the creek
about 100 yards noNh of the Park
Cut rance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
Mrs. Clara Wilson, Wife of Chicago
Photographer Came Here With the
Dashing Young Man.
HE IS CHARGED WITH LARCENY
Is Willing to Go Back With One of
/ General Superintendent 0 'Neills Of
i fcers to Explain His Disappear
Va ance and The Alleged Disappear
ance Of E. B. Decke's Cash,
On February :, Curtis Lewis left

On February !, Curtis Lewis left
Chicago and the police Of that city
allege he had with him S460. AT the
same time Mrs. Clara Wilson accom-
panied by her little son aged 8! years
came to Wilmington and the trio has
been boarding at the corner of Eighth
and West Their dream OF love is
shattered ard the wife of the State
street photographer is separated
from the young a!au she loved better
than her husband.
Chief Black is accountable for the
separation for he learned Of the par.
ties being at the Lucas boarding
house.
Three days ago he determined that
Lewis was not altogether straight SO
he wrote to the Chicago authorities.
He described Lewis and this morn
ing he received telegram that
Lewis is wanted for the larceny Of
$3.50 from L. b. Dccke. a wholesale
commission house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
CASES In .>
y; CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochran ID the MI
nicipal Court this morning James
F. Collins was charged with being
drunk. He had failed to answer
to his anne yesterday morning aud
the iun cost him IS and costs.
Bernard Pagan was charged by
officer Edward with begging.
Bernard stopped at the city hall
on Thursday night and enjoyed the
pleasure of a down bed on the floor
Of the city hall cellar. He will re
tire for thirty days to the classic
scenes OF Greenbank.
Samuel Alexander will keep him
company as well as William Brown
culored.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

While coming to market this morn
ing from his farm in Christiana Hun
drcd, Ellis Hicks broke both Single
trees of his market dearborn. Mr..
Hicks said he never in his life saw
the roads in such a bad condition. He
says the road commissioners should if
by any means possible have the roads
put in such condition that they can
De travelled over ut the rate of at
least four miles an hour.
Another gentleman called at the
REPUBLICAN, office and said the roads
were nearly up to the knee JOINTS Of
the horses and were simply horrible
for travelling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

! buhNult VI VIZ bIpHe.
The Home Lite Insurance Com.
pany OF America gave Their Elm.
ployees banquet at the Hotel Will
miuston last night. Following IS
the menu served up bv niue host:
Oysters on halt shell.
Celery Chow.Chow Olives
Chicken IaliLut
Sauce Io,landaise
Filet de Boeut and Champagne
Green Peas Potatoes
Frozen Punch
Golden back Tcrrapln in casea
Chicken Salad, Eullandeu
Ncopo.ltan Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes
KesuelorL Cheese
Deml Tasse Cigars
| Three tables had been set at which
some ninety persons sat down aud
enjoyed the repast SCI before them.
Outside OF some dozen guests the
balance OF that company were agents
o: the Home Insurance Company.
! They represented every tow down
the State and the Peninsula. This
company were con.enal and did
ample justice to Winds set before
them. After cigars had been serv-
cd Slausburv J. Wiley, acting az
POSTMASTER arose and called urou
Governor Hum. who spoke of the
success which had been made by
the company in their business since
| thav had nj n rfni Nh.
nor is the personltlc alton oigood Ia.
turs and made a happy hit with tho
Insurance workers.
Mr.. S. II. Baynard was the Sec,
ond speaker ana madcone Of the hap>
piest alter.dlnner speeches. lie
,affiied all hands from the General
Superintendent, Mr. Hoffman ia
the office boy in the Company en-
ploy. !
The Rev. W. L. S. Murray, Dr..
Palmer from down the State, Ben
;.m!n Spence. Assistant superin.
..endent and Alonzo Davis also
spoke. 8
Mr.. Paul Bright, the President ),
of the company was absent owing
to the death OF his sister Mrs Lille |
e. wager, in New York. .,ssN
Mr.. Charles Fehrebaeh Is con.
fined to his HON. with sickness. .M
The Opera House Orchestra fur.
nished the music which was very
en- joy able. The affair wound up
about midnight with everybody
pleased an delighted at the pleas
ant time they had spent.
DR.. Simm- White Puimoric Balsain,
The OK .ruorlinary Lun; Kemely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
Call and See Them.

The new houses on East Odd
street will be open tomorrow,
(>nnday) afternoon, from 2 to
. O'Clock. They will please
you, and i" You desire to pur-
chase, terms can be arranged
to suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
Trustees Election.

An election for seven trustees was
held in East Lake Methodist Church
Rev. John France was chairman. II.
ii. Hyatt, secretary, John Carson,
judge of election, Robert Russell and
John Carver, tellcrs The election
was unanimous for the old board.
William Zane, Jacob Len1erman,
Alon2a HaincS, three years each:
Harry Coffin. Rev. {. L. Simmons, j.
f. Stamford, for two years each;
John Grey for one year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

At the annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Building Loan aud Prov!-
dent Association, last night the
following officers were elected:
President. Joseph l.. Carpenter.
Jr.; vicc-prcsident, George ID. KEEL
ley; secretary, Thomas +. Young.
Jr.; treasurer, John N. Carswell.
The board OF managers were re-
elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land today clear weather will prevail
followed by brisk winds, and sta
tionary temperature.
Sunday promises to be clear and
stationary temperature, with brisk
winds.
Monday, partly cloudy weather will
prevail, with brisk winds and station
AIRY temperature.
The thermometer at w. c. Taylor's
drug store 30o King street today reg
iStered as follows:
7oclo3k 10 O'Clock lo'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
Eisl1or klrsO wing $ Address.

. ~: i, -, /" ,,,,iI,uNiMgot Brazil made
an ad IrcS> on Missionary Work to
mcmbcr> Of The Won"t, Auxiliary
in st, Andrew Church Yesterday
afternoon.
Bishop le kinsoIyiny attended the
General C@n'e"t!on i'll San Francisco
aud since that time lie Ina, been Civ
ing talks throughout the Vniicd
states.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
M tlS

BROWN-On March !. i9G! Ella X@bley wife
80. W. }. Brown
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
MOUSLEY-Ou .rh 2i, l9l! Edward G., son
of Edward II. and NJ tsgir Il. Mou4ley.
Relatives, friends and members ct the Jour
n"y mel.> II Use Painters lnlon nrn invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents No IS Parlrh street, on Sunday
af:ernOo, March >. Services a the house at
" o'clock. lnternent private ut Rlverv!tw
cemetery,
A sweet rest in heaven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
Demand Made For The Original Con-
tract. Wants to Know if There Was
a Steal Connected With It.
Will Protect the Interest of the Citi-
zens and See That Contract Was
>> Legally Signed and Sealed. Why
\ Not Produce Contract and
>:.. = End Controversy.

/, Mr.. Melvin thea brought out q
, ne" point by saying:
+ "The copy | want to sce-lhe o1e
. that belongs to the city-.has the
bond Of the Welsbach company at,
tached to it or should have had. At
least the Welsbach company claims
copy that has been produced here
by the Welsbacn company. the COPY
belong TO them. has not the bond
attache 10 it, -
Mr.. Carter did not ray any at-
tcnlIon to this, but turning to Mr..
Melvin asked what else h. desired
10 know about the contract.
Mr.. Melvin remarked he would
like 10 SEQ the seal and before he
voted he would like to see the orig.
nal contract or the copy tina! the
: city should nave and which shoulG
be on the records OF the Street au d
Sewer Department
! Mr. Carter remarked that ha
would be very glad if the city's copy
could be produced
I Mr.. Melvin then said: II want
more hit on it, | want 10 know
where we are. am not prepared
TO act until know more"
| In answer TO Mr.. Carter IS to
what could be gained by delay. Mr..
Melvin said:
Il! we gam nothing we surely
cannot lose anything By little de-
~ IA
will be better prepared to act.
Mr.. johnson was asked by Mr..
Carter how he felt about the mat
ter and replied
II don't feel said Mr.. Johnson,
"like having anything 10 say about
it. have MAIDS up my mind what
is best Tor the city, aud ] wont at.
tend any more special meetings 70
onsider the subject. There is
SO netting about the whole a air
that dctcst. don't like TO think
about them or discuss them. Ii we
don't accept the compraln;se we
will have 10 90 into co'rt and it
will cost lot. BY accepting the
compromise the city will get Just
what 1t needs. but don. want TO
do anything with the board divided
as it apparently is. y
"When will you be ready 10 vote
on it. Mr.. Melvin?' asked Mr.. Car.
ter.
AS soon as feel can act ia
justice 10 the taxpayers, said Mr..
Melvin.
II thought you might be waiting
far some Information and would get
it in a day or two, said Mr.. Carter,
''No am expecting none, Just
want to get some points clear 10 NV
head. ! would like to have, it We
accept the compromise. the Wells
bach company indemnify the city
against any litigation that might
be brought by any ouc TO set aside
the contract.
Mr.. Carter sain this could BE- set.
tied by resolution to provide that
the Welsbach company snail save
the city from costs iii any legal
steps that auv Que may take. The
latter was then laid over until
next meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

Delaware Mason has pure hascl
from ClarcEco Vernon the brick
dwelling house on West Fifth
street between Franklin and
Broome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

You eau secure high grade posi- ions or
be tor Than those you occupy con Incidentally
through Tho American Employment
lug Sth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
For independence Fire Company

1OI 5W0VPSH0eHNS Nv SoF'P""y
The ladies OF the Ninth ward be.
ginning March and continuing for
a week, will hold an old and new sale
in the Masonic Temple building for
the benefit OF the lndepe ndcuce Fire
Co. Mrs. PERKS. Mrs. Dutton and
Mrs. Lynn constitute the committee
in charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
Henry Graham Dead.

After long and serious !; !,
Henry Graham, weii.known s. T..
clan died at his home No. Ills u It
street on Thursday night.
He was 10 years Of age, and was
enc OF the organizers Of the City Cor
let Band, and later the First Kcgi-
ilent Band. For the past seven
years he had been an invalid. lie
10 survived by three daughters and
one SOD, Executive OHiccr Harry
Graham of the Board Of Health,
~ Days done by.
Fifty three years ago to-day vas a
bright sunshinr day az day ana OK
tremely mild. Ifty.thrcc years a.r
TO- morrow, March the ID, it sugweI
all day. lifty-thrce years ago,
March Sd, the r,a.Is through the
country were llockadrd VITA suoM
and roads had u be made InrpugA
fields, fer "Hhll t'aS l., l,4VuL
an. l., 'r... % Z. w.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
Ne VS. OF
The CHI URCH,

First Church M C1rj,t Scientist
Wednesday cyrn,nu mrrt,ur a, :
O'Clock nt Free Eradlr, Roam IN
Eord rnjldn, pn,u' ,'y,,,, ,yno,; ia y
eyrcnr S,turIly amr.m,r rr1u H.
o,rln.l, ,rd fr,r, .yn,.,n.4. ~ -'n',l.,.l.
.,sn'nn NnnI,v oyon;n., 'rr,,, a ~
q "a n'cIn'J. I'm ,.a,I'-,,Ir n,l,n.,,,
" ,y',, - ~ '''
SERVICES, We 'ileN"tF, - on irlilE
o'riocN. On wednesday the ErH
W. IT, ware, OIL lA';Ip'Ha "lI
preach
South side BAPTIST Mission, sunday
Nci'ooI' $50 \. NJ, Preaching II y.
M. by Rev, }. Abbot. Prayer meet il
ing $ Thursday evening al y L. VI.
First Nclholi,, rttn,'an. Cnr,h.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

r.~ Gospel ne citing ~
Echoes from the recent Tri-State
Convention will be heard at the
Young Mems Christian Assoei alton
gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Addresses will be made by Alfred
Gawthrop, George W. TodG and
the Rev. f. Burgette Short who
were delegates to the convention.
American Employment Agency wants
help Of all descriptions for hotels md
private families, Inquire at Room !, end
hoor Almond Bldg, Sth and Market
treets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01
TOR Salt.

L or %ALE-l WO GCOD WOnK HORSES
J. colt coming year oil. yrar.ng nsll.
rS t'k"n IN pHftncut IA1na+ ! IlcisuH
NUudlar, 3Ul. f.s..t,ut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

i " re,i , 80 III" ;ryo nip tr t,T ST 10,
term, at II to- James IT, llUtirrNnr .Ir, Law
BIlit!i.lr, \ H.. irfi az /
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

e. ,> ihpud OF goo horses
~YH 30 tlurn, lro~p .
mar, extra good and Il lsIl )
mare,
~ 2-char'to, bay gooIs
\ylyFrr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

DR.. Simm- White Puimoric Balsam,
The OK .raorlinary Lung tiumely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

L OK l2Nl tn VT LARGE TWO STut!Y
j Jus. llnl ~ 10 " STA strut, ,lilaal.
tor almost ANY EJnI al plslA"tJ; d.-p olr wa
l!n. Apply T. IaIut5 +. Sutton, ipJJ West
I-hih street. uI-rJi-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

L'ui; EN%l --I Arm o. 81 Access NFaH
j. Grano@u" station, Del Adure, a. Nr,t-
- Lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

I.'uE EHET-A FARM UF IA tEM, WITH
l. " 5ylrN noU-" H!tDt ,tyTr 'uH'ntHiNs ID
roolnt atu IT." ml!e, north Vi AtN4g:, Del
app 10 lirlry urRt, '.J MuSrt -tIrrt.
WI. Dat tl,-.l.r.0I #
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

The subscriptions received by the
Mckinley Monument Association
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-01

l.. " Whitening. Auc.
htI7 .i,a-, GERS MI SIC.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-03

all available standing room. In addition
10 this, there were several hundred people
who were unable to gain admission. Judge
John III. Gould presided and Mr.. Lands
was escorted from his home to the court
house by the Knights of Pythias Band and
a large delegation of citizens.
Mr.. Landis's speech was devoted to the
tarln and the trust questions, and 10 gen.
eral review of the policies and accomplish
ments OF the Mckinley and Roosevelt ad-
ministrations. Concerning the trust ques-
tion he called attention TO the suits al
ready pending in the federal courts brought
by Attorney General Knox, and suggested
that II there were any weak points In the
Sherman antitrust law they would be
pointed out by the courts in the course lof
this litigation. He conceded that the peo-
pie Of all parties are In earnest In their
desire for the proper regulation and con-
troll of trade combinations, but said that
the Republican party is not only in earnest,
but also is capable of handling this ques-
tion without revolutionizing the business
OF the country, and precipitating a panic,
as was done by the tariff reformers of 1908.
Mr.. Lands made special hit among the
farmers of his audience by referring 10 the
increased value of their land. which in
this county had run from s25 TO $50 per
acre. To a man with farm of 160 acres
this means an increase in his financial
worth of from $4,000 TO $500.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-03


compIished Senator Fairbanks yesterday
said; The campaign has been conduetsd
BY Chairman Goodrich, Secretary WHIT
taker and the members OF the state cen
tral committee and the executive conh-
mittee with rare and admirable Judgment
State ticket will be elected by a suostantiai
majority. The present Republican con,
gressional delegation will be returned ana
have lighting chancS in at least one OF
the Democratic districts The Legisiatuie
will be Republican in both branches Inc
campaign has not been cnaraeterl@eSs lL go , -
great enthusiasm-yet there has been shown
very decided and increasing interest L
have never seen the people manifest more
intelligent interest in the discussion OF
political questions The Republican party
has never been more united and harmon-
Gus. We have had many able men upon
the stump. and the Issues have been forcl-
bly, presented, While we have had as
sistance from other States, our nam re-
lance has been upon our own speakers:
Senator HanTas visit was distinct ana
gratifying feature. More than anything
else II developed the latent enthusiasm OF
the people.
''It has been manifest everywhere that
our people are satisfied with present busi-
ness conditions and with the present con-
spicuously successful administration OF
national and State affairs, and that they do
I'm the delusive hope that the Democratic
policies might prove better. Ihere mas
been a lack of positiveness in Democratic
policies and leadership. The RepuDlcan
party has moved forward with splendld
alignment, while our opposing friends nave
Tesembled somewhat a disorganiZed army.
There must be no relaxation or EFFORT
until the polls close. Confidence in success
IS predfcated upon the assumption that
every voter will do his full duty.