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The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
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Schedule in effect MAY 49, 1902.
All trains Illuminated with PlnrscA
light.
e. Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delawar,
Avenue Station, for
NEW YORK, week DAYS. .52s .9ao
10 50 a m; 'l2,2l. '256, 1918 Royal Lin.
ted, '142 sc IS p. m Sundays. .s26, % 40,
'll35 a. m; '256. '5I9 (Royal Limited.
T.42, 'l0B .. m
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 1915, $50,
'S45. 72o, 800, $40 '1O53, 1867 a. m. !;
'22l. - So, ais, '4.5s. $40 Royal Limlted)
40, '7!2, $50. 'l055 y. n. Sundays, -5.2G
7.2O. $50 $40. 10 .53, '1135 a. m; 1856, 43o,
b.ls, tRoyal Limited). 6.35. .7.42. $50, ,105j
2. m.
Chester week days. $50 .645. 72o, 500,
$40. 'l0.53, 1857 a. m; 3 is, 4 SO. $40, Y AZ,
WOO, '1O5 IS p. m. Sundays, 72O, $50, $40.
ioss 'n.s5 a. m; A30. 635. '7.42, $50. 10. So
p m.
Atlantic City, week days, '6.45 ana % 40
a. m, 'i2.2l, '2.5G and '5.l9 p. IN. (Royal
Limited Sundays 40 a. NJ, s5.l9 D. IN.
tRoyal Limit.d)
Cape May and Ocean City, week days
's.46 4. IN. 1856 p. IN. Sundays 7.20 a,
NJ, '258 p. III.
Sea Isle City, week days, '645 a. m,
1856 .. IN. Sundays "526 4. IN, 1855 u.
BALTIMORE and Washington week DAYS.
rl4 1904, '1l3l, q. m: I24, zoo, q 10.
"52 1920 tRoyal Lmlted), 1901, lob o,
m. sundays, ala. 1904 a. m; .l24, zoe,
$40 ESQ tRoyal Limlted), '3Ol, a1o.13
D. m
Baltimore and way stations, week days,
SIS a, m; $40 y. m, Sundays 905 a, IN.
5S p m
Newark. week days, Hlt. 655, 800
rl.3l a M: 'l.24, $50, '4.52, 6.l2, .s. Of D. m,
Sundays, '4l4, 'S0i. 9.05 a. m; '1,2t, 5.S7
1892, "S0l p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, 80. a. m; a 50,
lob p. m. Sundays. 1904 a. m; $40.
'lO,l3 p. m.
Chicago. daily, 'S.0A u. m. $40 D. nj.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. All a. m;
LA, lo.l3 .. m. daily.
Singerly accommodation, week days,
SIS a. m: $50, Gl2 p. II" Sundays Dos a.
m. 537, 712 p. m.
Landenberg accommodation, week days.
452 y. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, go p. M
LandenSers, week days, $40 a. m; ESQ
$40 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. m; $50 D, m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For WILL
mington, week days, 1885, $50, 7.SO, 1890
'1O56 a. m; $3.50, 1897 215, '30s All,
500, $50 '54s Royal timited), 6Oo $40,
726, $685. ills p. m, Sundays. $50. 73o,
600, 1000. a. m; 1880. T.S7. 2.15. '30s, 435.
'5.ls (Royal Limited), 6so, '7.2s, '93s, 1880
p. m.
Royal Limited" Is composed exclu-
sively Of Pullman parlor, observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except resu.
lar Pullman charge. n ~ ~
Dalmarvia Telephone No. ~. # 4. ~
\ Ratss 70 Western points lower than w
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
Water Department Work.

At the regular meeting of the
Water Commission yesterday after
noon number of applications for
meters were received. Chief En-
gineer Bond will make an investiga-
ton before any are placed.
Letters were read by Secretary
Grohe from R. D. Wood e. Company
and the United States Cast Iron Pipe
and Foundry Company, quoting
prices on S-inch pipe, and it was de
cided to purchase one hundred tons
of pipe from the former company at
$31. 70 a ton.
As the machinery installed by the
Snow Steam Pump Works of Buffalo
is satisfactory the surety bond was
released.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
TO CURE A COLDiS ONEDAY
ms signature = ~ "a; on every
box, zoe. Srs
BYRNE MAKES ADDRESS.


Tells Voters That lie Would Rather See
Two democratic senator, Than None.
William Michael Bvrne addressed
an open-air meeting at the Bellevue
Hotel last night. The First Regi-
mont Band furnished music, and
Cornelius lIorrlgan presided.
Mr.. Byrne stated, during the
course of his remarks, that he de-
sired pure and interrupted ballot.
and that, If Mr.. Addlcks purchases
votes, he condemned Mr.. Addicks.
Mr.. Byrne also stated that if it were
imposs bic to elect two Republican
United States senators. he was in
favor OF eIcctin9 two Democratic
senators, 30 that the sovereignty of
the state should be preserved.
Mr. Byrne expressed himself in
favor of the President appointing,
from any state, senators to act until
the next regular election, when
such state has failed to elect through
the reg ular channel, and stated that,
ii sent TO Congress, he would advo-
cate the passage of a constitutional
amendment giving the President
such power.
II have nothing but admiration
for Congressman Ball." said dr..
Byrne. lie is 4 man Of sterling
Character, and IS all right except
that he ought to get off the ticket
and lie! me 60 to Washington"
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29

The fastest selling Article have in NV
sto O., writes druGgls5 t. I. smith. Of
pnyis, Ky, - D.. Kings Now Discov.
ery for Consumption, Cough, aud olds
because 1t always cures H. my six years
of sae5 / has never failed. | have Known
1t to save suf1gs from TnrolG and Lung
diseases who CnaId get no hop from doc
tors or any her remedy" Mo,Lers rely
Oh it, best physicians prescribe it, aud N.
b. Danforth guirlnteos satisfaction or
refunds price, Trial bottles free. Rvgu
lar Sizes 5OC and 81,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29

James %ieharr, laacv chair to the
club having the funniest float.
+. J., Peacock Company, Gne
chair TO uaniost-.lras,cu club Of
over forty unugrs.
Mrs. EIarI1 Eng.l pair of Illes
y,iHgY~ g. best rplolr,, female char
ug,.r.
.IJ'q 7, DirKpy. G1a nar,itie for
bust !lafrpv tiy,iean.
LiuBjr,c,ft L. Cguuanr, fine nm
lrnfta for most n,velluIiviIual rit
}uul~t Wur~Er, bottle of impOrt-
oi h3y rgm Tor b,s. German char
arJag.
WIlmfa.tun Candy Companv,
five luu. h. Of candy for fnnnirst
dressed ,nInan and five pounds to
lunll,-l ..r,,.rI man.
+ II, fireman. fin. cluL taI.le
Lur tho .ar-r~y aud hest club DISPLAY
James N,l.r,,,.A Eny ut r,,ndv
Tor the largest woman III line
William LHwtun. fine vase for
tI,..rluD !,lyIus tn4 most nrig;ual
.loat,
,-,Iuu,. Hawkins uuo,nmu,l ciror
Tor iJr. largest man in ijur.
.jamr, i NrIjrv. box Of CIGARS
fan, ,..-i ip,IiyilI1,,i ,uol,,.-,,,
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for l,rIr,l man IN Ij,pr
II. a. v,,Jrv.r,a fuot lau r,,.
u,s, urIyiu,I 1na,,,rl costume ion,
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The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
If NUI AXE IN DOUBT.

Whether you hive Kidney or Eladdor
disease, just put some Of your urine in n
glass luinbler and lot it stand "A hours;
II it has Il sediment or milky C!ludv an.
p"ArnnCe, II II Is ropv or stringy, pnio or
di.crlurcd, your Kidneys Or Bladder arc
sick
Other serious symptoms nrr pain In the
hHrE frequent desire to urinaIo e3ueciuI
Iy at night, burning sGaiGing puin in
pn--ing urine or when your uriug stains
linen,
ms one sure cure for diseases Of the
Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Flood. Rhru
matlsm, Dyspepsia and Chronic COnsti-
pa, is DR.. David Kcnnehy's Fay0rite
Remedy. II has cured in many cases
where sii eise failed and j. sold at all
drug sores IN two sizes, 5Oc aud s. 90
pUr bottle,
Sample hottlc-cuo0gh for trinl. free Iv nql. Or.
David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, \. y
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S MAGIC EYE
NhIiE for all Diseases or imlIammatiuns of
the Eve, 2TC
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
NEW CASTLES
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Professor Holloway Makes
Suggestions Which Board
Will Adopt.

New Castle, Oct. 29.-The regular
meeting Of the Board of Education
was held last evening The follow.
| ing bills were paid:
John +. Shearer, Heaters, $196. 90
John +. Shearer, Spouting. $3S, 80
Urah S. Mcguire, painting, $lO4. 90
Chase & Son. Stationery, 81. 60
Ii. V. Holloway Stamp, $l.25
Expressage, $3.50
John McCallin. Carting, $3.50
Text Books $59l. %
A. M Hzor, 1856. 90
Mr.. Mahoney remarked that the
contractors did good work and all
hands are highly pleased with i'm.
proyements on school properties,
New flags have been purchased for
the schools and they will be flown to
the breeze in the near future. Next
year it will be necessary to put a new
roof on No. 2 school.
Professor Holloway drew attention
to the monthly examinations in the
schools. lie was opposed to too fire..
quent examinations. He believed
that two examinations in the year
would be sufficient, aud that the same
results could be obtained by frequent
reviews.
Prof. Holloway favored the grant
ing Of one day in the year to the
teachers and two DAYS in the year to
the Principal in order to visit the
schools of other cities. after visit
ing the schools let the teachers hand
their reports to the Principal and he
in turn hand a report to the Board Of
Education There is "a tendency to
get into ruts and they are danger
Gus. E"
The authorities will be asked to
stop the playing Of foot ball in the
vicinity of the schools. Mr.. Stewart
reported the names of the boys to the
Mayor
The suggestions of Professor Hollo.
way were acted on favorably
The following named pupils were
reported on the roll Of Honor:
High School ,-Dlstinguished Jessie
Watts, Charles Fleming. Carrie Gle
well, Helena M1noney, Mary White.
Mcritorious- Mary Morrison, George
Duffy, Annie WhiltoCk, Eugene
Knause, Marie Mahoney, Dora
Schalfer, Helen lIauce, Paul Wier,
Evan Lancaster Minnie Taylor,
Rachael Whittock, VanDyke Ste
wart. Howard Wilheme, Harry
Smith.
Eighth Grade-Addie Murphy, Car
ro Spear. Helen Bross. William Hew-
lett, Mary Stewart, Bessie McFarIin,
Harry Wcggenmann.
Seventh Grale-Eya Deak yne Beth |
Toner, Edith Harris. Roswell Schaf-
fer, Divcra Harris, Helen Gallagher,
Mana Toner.
Sixth Grade Grcta Toner, Marga-
ret Wllheime, Katie WiIncIme, Re
gina Wall, John Harris, Oscar
knauSc, Mile rcrrun.
Fifth Grade-Ruth Stewart, Clara
King: Horace Deakyne, Dan Rogers,
Jennie Rulings, Rose Toner
Fourth Grade-Paullnc WiIhcIme,
Flora Walls, Mabel Wright, Mary
Weggcnmann, james Taylor, George
Ford, EI~Ood Bacon: Bricc VALET.
Allison Truitt.
Third Margaret McGrath,
Flora Downev. Mildred Stops, Mag
gle Jacobs, Jennie Cooper, Florence
CarIin, Ada Matthias, Lille Nc.
=
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
REDUCED RATES TO NEW ORLEA Ms, LA.
AND Urn VIA SOUTHERN
RiIl.WiN,

On account Of the meeting of the
American Federation Of Labor, New
Orleans, La. Nov. 18th -22nd, 1902
Observation-Disclosures will sell round
trip tickets from Washington to
New Orleans, La. on Nov. 18th,
and 18th at rate Of one Iaro:yiz *27.
so, final limit Nov. 9TH, 1902. Cor
respondingly low rates from other
points.
The Southern Railway operates
three through trains daily with
Pullman, Drawing room, Sleeping
Cars, from New York, Philadelphia,
and Washington to New Orleans
without change, dining car service
on all through trains.
Charles IDIIOpkIns, District Pass
enger Agent, Southern KMIway.S25
Chestnut street Philadelphia will
furnish all Information.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
DR.. rENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe
All diseases Of Kidneys, nVYD~
::S:;;: RE
Dropsy, Female Troubles. w ~

cure for you, If necessary write Dr. Tenner
He has spent life time curing Just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
"a gravel lodged in my bladder. After
using few bottles of DIR. Fenner's Kidney
and Backache Cure passed gravel half rs
large as a marble The medicine prevented
further formations. Twas cured.
W. 7. GA KES. Orrix, Va"
Druggists, Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
ct WTUe'1hMfE Sure Cure Circular. Dr
OI'vIIUS DHWUE Fenner, Fredonia. NY
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29

Small German Boy Please,
mister, give me an empty barred Of
flour. Grocer What do you
want it for?" s. G. BIT want it
to make chicken-coop for my dog
already.n
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO, !

STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO, CO
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is senior partner OF tho firm of II. j.
CHENEY i Co., doing business In the
City of Toledo. CouDty and State afore
said, and hat said firm will pay he sum
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of CATARRH that cannot
be cnled by he use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before ma and subc:iBed In
my presence, this 9th day of December
A. d. 1886
A. W. GLEASON
I SEAL NOTARY PURLIC
Hairs Ca'arrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu
cUus surfaces Of the system. Send for tes
tmvnlnls. free.
Il, J.CHENEY & co, Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, TOO
Halls Family Ills are the besr.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29

If you are contemplating u trip TO
the West, North west or South west.
YOU can obtain valuable information
as to Routes, Rates. Trains etc. by
corresponding with FL. 80 Ter,
Trav. Passenger Agent II Ia iii.
road vi -ssz sFS Il z III III ~ \. y!
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
One Of tho Qualifications.

Mother-'I don't know what to
make of my {daughter-she is al
ways quarrelihS and finding fault
with everybody
Il Friend who Is In the operatie
line s'3hs would make d fine .Fri-i
ma Dgnna,'I should mink Il Ally
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
Arrested In New York.

John A. Walters was arrested in
New York yesterday on ithe charge
Of larceny Of iewelryI from his wife
q French woman They had not
been married long. He wrote to
ar from this city and Mrs. Walkers
1ne here and ipfarm<f tha p6IlQe
,sPre watching III him WHOM
aln ea1i1Is .pn ~ tl4et
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
TIE CANVASS HAS BEGUN.

idllOH, tHt management 0i lht
Daily Republican has decided to
make this offer; namely, that
one thousand of its new readers
shall receive savings banks, to-
gether with the deposit of one
dollar to their credit with ore Of
the largest financial institutions
in the world.
In order to take advantage Of
this offer, not one cent will be
required in advance. The sub
scriber may simply pay for the
paper by the week. as for any
other newspaper, and thereby
will open a bank account for
himself or any member Of the
family.
The details of The plan will be
given at The Daily Republican
office or by the canyaSserS for
the paper. This is a fine oppor-
UNITY, and one not to be missed.
The canvass has begun.
Although the Republican does
not wish to overlook any Of its
readers, yet the way the bank
offer was received yesterday, tie
thousand banks will have 10 be
doubled, and even that number
will not be sufficient to hYing the
canvasSers east OF Market street.
Therefore, any enc visiting to
have a bank. can secure enc by
applying at the Reput'. ,2a oi!irt.
Labor Conditions in Europe nnh America.
Labor conditions in the United
States haye been studied by the
Commission from the British iron
Trade Association which El.ityl
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29

The Methodist Episcopalians of
9 Wilmington are proud to be the
LISTS Of the Distinguished bishops
ahQ fern tho Board of Bishops OF
methodist Episeopals Church
~ hetni annstal meet-
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
Fish.
Fish.

Fish. Fish.
Mr.. Pow ell has OIL his stand in 3r1
st. market the following; Fresh
troar, t..;' fish, black bass salt
water cat fish, steak goldfish, but
ter fish, rock ifs and founders.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
MASQUERADERS
READY TO MARCH
Line of March Rearranged by
Committee. Prizes for
Contestants.

Arrangements for the big Hallow
cen masked parade were completel
last evening at a meeting oil thu
represcn tatives OF the participating
organizations. One tap OF thu
City Hall fire bell at S. 80 sharp viii
be the signal for the line to move.
The committee has re-arranged
the route, as follows /: Form Oh
French street, RICH resting on Ninth
Ninth to Pine, to Fourth, to French,
TO Third, to King, to Second. 10 Mar.
ket, to Tenth, TO Jefferson, to Ninth,
10 Madison, TO Fourth, to Washing
ton, to Ninth, to Market and dis.
Miss
The positions Of the divisions fol
low First division, form on
French Street north OF Ninth; second
division form on French street south
OF Ninth; third division form on
Walnut street north OF Ninth street;
fourth division form on Walnut
south Of Ninth.
james Thompson Of the rraternal
Eagles, hts been chosen chief mar
shat and will meet the marahals Of
each club at s. 80 O'Clock on Thurs
day evening at Workmen's Hall,
Nln.h aud Market streets, for final
orders.
The line Of parade was announced
this AFTERNOON rs follows:
FIRST DIVISION
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
Special Carpet Offer ing

We have large and varied stock Of the newest
patterns in every good grade ard handsome style
of standard Carpetings that we are selling at mod
crate prices. There are in this assortment many
special designs that shall not dplcate and
which we are offering at the following reduced
prices:
1scSt Tapestry 7sr usSels. GGc per yard
Re liable NcIvcts. 75c per yard
Choice Body brussels, DOc per yard
Finest Wilton VeiVcts, Administers and
SavOnierres. $l.OO per yard
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29

Tai iiuO,."Ticu ''"|a1' uu Friday
nlEn! oC%al ~ t.y "u! t. 3, .rn, uiu
here's H0plnI Grn, 'n,"H2f nor IT,.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29

ing in Grace Church tonight 1t is
a proud occasion for the city gener-
ally, that the leaders of this, the
largest Protestant denomination in
the world, should no Id their import
ant executive sessions here. Will
mington is stronghold of Method
ism and will now have the opportu-
nifty to see and hear the men who
have been instrumental in the tre-
mendous growth Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Perhaps their
presence here may even give an i'm
petus to the growth of the denomi-
ton in this section. The bishops
will be occupied largely with the
important affairs OF the church
throughout the world, but will
doubtless find time for pleasurable
recreation in visiting Brandywine
Park and other points of interest
hereabouts. Moreover, great pub
lie reception in their honor will be
given in Grace Church tomorrow
evening And on sunday bishops
Will occupy many pulpits. They
will be here six days Wilmington's
cordial hospitality will be extended
to them and may their stay among
us DO altogether profitable and en-
joyable.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-29
At $500 for the $4,000 Kinds

Winter Overcoats of heavy all-wool Oxford
materials, in careful form-ftting style, A inches
long shoulders lined with satin, body lined with
black clay diagonal Another style, the long, loose
cut As inch long, lined with mohar SERGE the
sleeves with satin. Hand-taiIored garments that
are properly balanced and fit perfectly broad and
5hapely draping gracefully from the shoulders.
Sizes "a to "A, including stouts and Sims.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-23
king WAS WARNED
EDWARD ABAND0NS HIS
INTENDED TRIP To ERIN
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland Says After
Full Consideration That the
Present Time Is Not
Favorable.

Dublin, March 14.-In an address de-
lievered at public meeting here Earl
Cadogan, Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland,
maed a rather enigmatic reference to
King Edwards abandoned visit to Ire
land.
After declaring that nobdy was more
disappointed in this matter than the
King himself, with whom the idea OF
this visit had originated. and after ex-
pressing his own conviction that his
Majesty would have been most en-
Enthusiastically welcomed here, Earl Ca
dogan said he shared the full RESPONSE
bility with the other Ministers for da-
vising the King that the present was
not an appropriate occasion for visit
and that this advice was given after
the fullest consideration
The speaker said he refralned from
characterizing the difficulties which
had rendered the Abandoned visit in
opportune, but that they were well
known and deplored by vast majority
OF the Irish people. Earl Cadogan
said he was quite sure these difficulties
were only OF a temporary character
and that before long his Majesty would
be able to carry out his wish, which
was very near his heart and the reali'
zation Of which would be productive oil
the greatest possible advantage to Ire
land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-23
Nicaragua Canal
Bill in Senate

Washington, Mar. 13.-Important de-
velopments have cleared away the dip
lomatic distractions to the Hepburn
canal bill, which passed the House,
and Senator Morgan favorably report
ed It to the Senate today without
amendment. The bill is now on the
Senate calendar and its chances of be-
ing brought to vote during the pres
ent session are said by its friends to be
better than ever. Just before the final
vote in the Committee on lnteroceanic
Canals was taken Senator Morgan
made an important statement, as the
direct result OF a conference at the
State Department with Secretary Hay,
relating to the attitude of Nicaragua.
Costa Rlca and Colombia. Morgan
was instructed by the committee TO
confer with Secretary Hay concerning
certain points in the diplomatic nego-
tiations, and his statement to the COM
mittee, approved by the Secretary,
leaves the way clear for the bill so far
as our diplomatic relations with the
Central American countries are con.
corned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-23
King Edward Is
Scored In Council

London, Mar. 13.-During the discus
sion before the Battersea Borough
Council last evening OF the proposal to
make an appropriation for public en-
tertainments in commemoration OF the
coronation OF King Edward, two of the
Councillors. who strongly opposed a
celebration of the coronation said the
King was merely hgurehead and that
il did not matter to the people of Bat
tersea what individual occupied the
throne. They ridiculed the idea that
the name of the King should be men
toned with Dated breath.
Tho remarks Of the two Councillors
were Kissed and the audience cheered
the response OF a Conservative Coun'
cilor who said:
TRAITORS to the King ought to bs
shot dead"
The proposal for an appropriation
was passed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-23
Philippine FR|ARS
MGR. SHARETTI WILL
CONFER WITH ROOT
War Department Awaits the Arrival
Of Delegate from the Pope to
Learn Particulars Of
His Duties.

Washington, Mar. 14.-All communi-
ties and the Government regarding the
friar question in the Philippines have
been made independently Of the apos-
tolic delegation in this city. No in
structions or communications what
ever on the subject have reached here
for Mgr. Sbaretti, now en- route from
Naples. and who. according to cable
dispatches, has been directed to pro-
coed here and await instructions from
Rome before going further into the
Philippine issue.
The apostolic delegation here, ac-
cording to authoritative information.
has never been communicated with by
Rome on Cuban or Porto Rican mat
tiers, except in one instance. That was
when the Vatican wired the delegation
that ut had been determined to send
O high ecclesiastic who had the conf
dence Of the Americans to take charge
Of the affairs of the church in Cuba and
Porto Rico and possibly later in tho
GnlllpplneS.
This announcement, which referred
to Mgr Chapelle's appointment, did
not even mention his name. The oh
ject of this silence is not known.
though 1t is assumed to be based on a
desire to preclude any allegation in
the future that the delegation has ever
sought to interfere in any manner
with this Government and its policies.
Catholic authorities here are under.
stood to have received assurances that
Mgr. Sbaretti is shortly expected at
the War Department to discuss the
friar questions. but no word has been
received by Cardinal Marinelli regard
ing Mgr. Sbaretti, and nothing is
known as to what duties have been or
will be entrusted to him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-23
William Wants
To Talk to Henry

Berlin, March 13.-Emperor VIII
liam, on board the battleship Wilhelm
II, and accompanied by two or three
other warships, may meet the North
German Lloyd steamer Deutschland
at sea and transship Prince Henry to
the German warship.
This report has reached the Ameri'
can embassy here. The members OF
Emperor Williams suite, however, de-
clare these arrangements to be uncer'
tain. 1t is thought that the Emperor
wishes to have the first long talk with
Prince Henry and that this can be
most comfortably obtained before the
latter lands.