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New-York tribune., 1902-02-05

n to-cEv's letter Hubbard Bros. & Co stated a
sae- better tone expected IN answer 20 the nght
soep gesleu5ay and 4 probable lgat movement tCr
e balance q ths week but ne falling OF is probably
stormy weather. which
t-see places cci-eF thau y
ss oesn n Ssu-ToFE- Such weather, ot Stops
ne movement cotton plantations. While 10
- olyag hss appeared IN tie market for tns last
NeeA temper trade distinctly opposed .
a. sho-- selling They expect the movement viii b
eat a1c while VIII ascr1oe Il 70 the cold weather
s-os WI hold due exhaustion, and that their
previous Bhor- crop confirmed. similar
sc wave Il rne 114Oo O00 crop caused the move
sAt = February 20 fal! cowu 20 below 100000 bales
Z one THIS pointed b. the parties who look
ar crop II excess oS 10 10000 bales uiustra-
lon OF o. cold The should
ope1 troEn ! points better than u closed"
Cotton Exchange reports the semi
Te-ky .nter1c- movement Of cotton a follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05

f,9is .9igeoc lsEoq grass native 81 sOgs2 o.
= w 90 PepPeri2t isEsF2, 6s sns s. sog$2 New
steady ana fairy market he6 prices quoted
I s t9ioFs; B1rdock &C. gsaLan Stgze ginseng. IS 90
flour AND 5lEAL-Tao general market showed
STEADY undertone al DAY spring eeaes being 6o higher
patents s5aS4 . winter rraighs Sc 65GS3 So winter
paJehts s. 5<4 70 spring clears y s5ak8 S0 No
grade. 50 75gS24 sPoc and 70 arrive 90 BCC CCKWHElAT
z4rfs FIoR@gIer SGotsd: 10 Fa '' TO AI9 good %
-Stesdy quoted: Ka dried s. 50gS3 60. 10 brand -
SO A-ssaaS gR0tsa' Flne z54 Nte 5Gd yellow 81 80
Spring bran spot, 81 F-rtve. 200 6 S2I:
Bran ST csaS % G sha2ps ar 92 So ooraneai $40: ss slg
on cake So. oil cake, S25 homuy chop S24
GRAIN -wFIEAT-Having little trade outside of pro
features and kept within narrow price limits all day
closing fairly steady sGi4c net decline. Considering
the depression in corn the wheat showed
ing o. pit rAae[s "2 eFT Sn9rI ac anxious to work
ports Southwest states. where continued low tenn
the grain. As down Southern Kansas the ther-
nGrneter was aeggees oe2N zero and at Kansas City
West were low teperaJrres in the far Northwest sug
wheat arrivals aggregatng only coo bush against
~oItq SocKS sneS was oecFe9se OF 3l 900 bush
ceedng the visible REDUCTION on Mondav s. Ie
usual showed the most active market changes and
heavy seller at times. closing
market N the country A standoI cables
nshec by Liverpool closing said higher Parts
markets to 20 points net lower. Export houses
ported continued difficulty in trsnsactng business sales
were loads No Northern Manitoba and loads win
ter mere with D loads at outports. cash
Taeat o ahost basis. were follows: No Northern
Du4lth. - itc; No / Northern Nev-York Sb7Sc; No
nara Sianiioba sIssc; No Northern Manitoba STIkc
sSes ana NJ hard Nevv-Yor Sc prompt 10 the
local trade ls loads No Northern Manitoba. r. CORN
--the corn market irregular al day, being in
tan large commission Chicago An Abundance
o. Dull news provided early day Including
reports OF very small country offerings greatly IN
creased consumption owing the low in
western states Chicago onl-
40 cars OF corn This aroused some huv
ng interest and az the opening lIay ran up 10
esc with subsequent reactions 10 6S[o around which
lgnre TIE market held Of units
noir. when active selling broke down
oo-@c The local trade I liberal scale
exporters kept out Of the market for
sa4es oelnE 600 bush y = 9 local account
aoes were 1E91tc net higher. . corn closed 6qc.
10 : white &c. and No yellow. TG@c all Z o b
pATS-Wlth moderate speculative trade the
as market NJ chicago opened little then sold
2tI WITH corn closing rather OF Is coo
nlsfi tle local cash market steadily held without
ps Inpea change No oats closed 494c No s. 4ec;
Wnlte Ole; No white 5olzc; mixed 4e3
Doc track white. 50G55c, and No white clips 51ll7
10 : western $50. both b ahost: state rye e4T
&c LEY-Narket dull Feeding was quoted az
Geoc and mating, 6s772c both c s Z New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKrr.

Boston. Feb. 4-The hers presents few new
moderate while
values held very firm basis Manufacturers are
taking fair OF from time time at fun
prices but there Is absence Of speculative feeling
Owing fll. together with
steady picking there IS considerable
snkage in the available supply of good Territory Woos
buyer poorer choice from which 10 make
his selections Values hold firm. about 4346c clean being
O dls medium woods, the latter for good
lots The secured basis Tor hne Territory wools Is about
calling for Soc. Medium
3sD40C. with choice lines
Fleece woods Arm with sales OF Ohio washed
2S@ac and choics and above Ohio az q
No deeces 26G284zc. buyers holding for
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
1.rrrPpoor, corroN MARKrr

Liverpool Feb 4 I p m--Cotton-SpOc-Mode
business; prices 152d higher American mittling far
29-32d good mddlng 21-32d: mddng. 4 1T-S2d; low
riidling. 4 lied. good ordinary. Sled ordinary
The sales OF day 1000 bales OF which
speculation and export and included $500
American. Receipts. bales, all American Futures
closed quiet and steady American mid
ding. g February. SS64Q4 29-64d buyers; February
March 2S-64d sellers; March and April. 2S64d
sellers: April May sellers: May and June
2s-64d buyers; July, 2s64d4 2964d sellers
July and August. 4 3s-64554 2e54d sellers August and
September, 24-64d buyers Sepember and October
I6-54Qs IT-64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
1oNnON WOOL. MAPKrr.

London, Feb. the offerings at the wool auction
sales today numbered 1235S bales New South wales
and Victoria mernos in active demand az nrn rates
Falkland Islands demand
steady 1or al grades Following the
sales detail: New South wales, 200 baes-Scoured.
5d1ls B1ad. greasy ~ 9IOsd Queensland COO bales
Secured lsQls SID: greasy 68Td Vtctora 1900 bales
Secured. T1zdQls 4d: greasy A. 9lO-zd South Aus
traIia 14OO halesScoured Is 2dls Al: greasy, 5G9d
Australia baesScoured. 1O-adG1s 2-t
AGSisd Tasmania. zoo bales-Greasy 5G9d. New
Zealand balss-Scou-ed 58lOd; greasy, "a G1Oiad
OF Good HopS and Natal. 1000 bales-Ifreasy
4Z9s6- Arenas. 500 Osles-t5reasy, 4&48653d.
Busnos Ayres, 200 bales-Greasy S85+sd Falkland
arts 900 bales-Grsasy. 81 d5Ad
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05

Spot cotton closed steady with quotations unchanged on
ne sac nddng upland and Sac for iddlng
li Sales $50 bales. Southern spot markets were tele
sEphed fellows: Nsw-Orleans quiet steady ana IN
saSnged : l3-I6c; Mobile quieU ana unchanged at
all-i6c: steady and unchanged At lS-l6c;
Wilmington 6rn and unchanged Tsc Norfolk quiet ard
l6c higher SCI Baltimore nominal and unchanged
ese Augusta quiet steady unchanged az e1sc St
Us steady and unchanged at 1sc Estimated receipts
= NcuJTleans tomorrow, 1000 10 5000 bales.
egsre5 with s729 bales and 9,6Ol bales
nsl last year morrow 2O00 20 2,4tO
e against sszS actual last and 6,S6s bales
seesl last year
Receipts ports interior points today
s--eo with day year.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
soUrHERN COTTON 1rARKErs.

Nsw-Orieans Feb 4.-COtton quiet ana steady; mid
ding: l3-l6c; low mitdlng '-Sc; good oTd mary
I5-i6c: receipts 5S6S bales, sales 5000 stock SOL 81
Savannah Feb Cotton steady: middling. 13-16c;
iddling. Tl6c; good ordinary &c, receipts, Sss0
bales; sales 5S2; stock. s.. 119.
Memphis Feb. 4.-Cotton arm: niddling. 1S-16o; low
niddling, T-I6c; ordinary. Lice receipts
bales 453. shipments. 1903 sales LOO; stock
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
EGilronoa
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot y West Twenty-thfrd Street Des-
orosses Cortlandt Streets
e-The leaving time from Desbros-e. and
CoriAndt streets is i've minutes later than
thAt given below for Twenry-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
ess Ss YORK 70 FitIs5urs sssspias Car lasD-s :
SSeeicssGo;; No eoaShss 70 FiLSsburg
s.5S l. N PESNsTITzSIh IsIrnIPlinan e sr
Ssrs FOR cae4sa csTsiaHa Toisdo ciaesas1 faa.
I-55 P. Vi. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss-ycr
aosdo; Loulsyil4= via GincnnaSD. Indianapolis CHI
o-55 p. VI. 81. LOUIS EXPREss.-For Pfrss1u-x LAD
555 p Nj. WEsTEfS I7PREssMsoS @ chieasa su-
P. N P2cfFIc EP1EssFor ls P1ts.srs and c
RSas c5anss5s t5r t1Tes v sP sarSra '--'''
SO r. u. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Er1PREsa-
W4sHIS GToS FtSSiAll AND 5n' rIiE SOUTH
aana5 stTesss lo2ol Dnins Car, 1855 (Dtnisx Car,
andt Streets 22D q s5 -congressionaI Llr al Par
Car 4 4s5 5PHs 11snS SA5s 9 a. Dinias f sss- D< sa
1555 Di5,S 80 49, SDinRs p g car l0so SDains 4 - Par- a.
ST and Dining Cars. 8 . Dining Carl 43 Oin-ns
SOUTHERN RAIIw4T@-Thss sGuiherns palm LLas-
& 80 p m weekdays Express. s2S. Is II. 121o
AILLANTIc La.Ic COAST LISE.-'Florida Special 40 n
Ssvs IsSes and Gorrandt Streets 20 P M vse&-
Sf-AbOAItD AIR LINE RAL1wAY-''Flor1da and Ase--
T9gG,l4a 3 Limited" 12S5 D n. daily. Express, n1o
S55 AND w5sTERS RAnwAI-Tr nsHpAa-
Cl4555sAPE3AFE OHIO RAMwAT--7.s5 g. -..s-
FOB OLD POINT CoSTFoRT and NoRFoLk-zs5 an.
Weekdays and S-55 D. n daily
-ztC 1-A-S tC SLIf-S55 and 2 50 N Tees-tayns
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY--1265 D m
pohIs on New York and Long Branch Raiload f-ro.
vs. LSenJJ-third Street 6uaCuu) S55 a. N. 2<o
- so s and ~ IS ,. m Sundays as a n. 40
= H. uron DesbrOsses and CorrlRudt Strsstsl, Zoo
a n go. $40. 5.1O and 118O ?. m sundays as
a n. b-15 ?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
O5o tLes5rosses and Cortlandt Streets 6-201. I t8
500, Dining
Sesorosses and Cor-landt Streets Dining Carl
tJining Car. 1l-55 a. Dining 10
tDesorosses and Cortandr Streets 2O 255 IS Din
ing carr. a55 - 4.2J Dining Car 455 Dining Carr
30 Dini1g Car l55. s =. SIS, = n. II 10 niEht
sundays. 6IO. L55 cOachesl S25 DINING
(5Tl 30 dAn1itsd) 955 1o55 Dining carr u IS
LIing Car. l55 CDning CaT1. 25 Dining
- Dining Carr ass Dining Carr. $50 CDnins Caxi-
100. so. S.55. O. % ?. n. Il. 10 night
1lcket Offices Nos 461 1875
1s% FIFTH Avenue below 1 Ast Eonse:
AWenty-th1-1 Street station. and
Dresses and COrandt Streets Street. FrItou
street Bs Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
BROOKLYN; Station, Jersey City. The
company will car check from hct.ls
and residences through 20 destination.
Ielep1one 9l4 Eighteenth Street
road Cab Service
J. q HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
Generai Manager t+ensral Passr Ag.u<
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
BALTIM0RE E. eHI0 BAIIHDG1
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin St Station. New York a. e.
lows and IS min later foot Vest ga st. n. r
'4-lO A. A--For INTERIM points a
III 20 A. NO HJ1ison Riv. & Mob. Exprezz-
~10G ?. M--ChlcagO Expresz-
s2-25 P M-Ccnt- Lin. Detroit ChicaEo s. I5ns-
15;t5 =. NJ Fcr Hudson River Points & Albany
"6-15 P M--For = ROch, Buffalo, CIevs-d a C71ice~o
1I:45 ?. A-Eor Roch-. Buffalo. Dstroit & 81 Icus
'S.l5 2 M---H.or Syra- Roch-, Mag FAILS q
Daily 1Dai!y. except sunday; Leaves Brooklyn Ar
mex. No. at Tl0;45 A. VI. No AZ ra-O5 p N Lssys
Jsrssy City P r, R. sta. No. I fII:20 A NJ: 10 ,
a. a. tables principal
Bagsase checed tom hotel residences by Wsstcotts *
P. s. BLODGETT G II I.aNTRTPT
GelL superintendent Gel'I Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
: in the locas market to-day

Foreign Coffee Wa-icets-Fio-co-ee market weak: No
Pc 800 exchange l1-32z. receipts. 25O00 bags
two dave: stock 5s4 zoo bags ssntos-CoAee market
eue good Santos $500; recepts 30 000 bags
ssvsl: 1.246.0O0 Earlburg-CoHfee
ke opened Z pig higher: al 2;3o was net %g& pfg
higher 1900 EavTe-Cofee market opened
Irregular Ga higher; = declined = franc.
advanced 1I1-z trE1Csi al $50 franc
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
$3.50 august


Co-TON-It another day OF small things n the
locaI market Epsculatvey and Iar prices
ec1csrsd The opening quiet, with quotations
unchanged nights final bids and for the bal
q re values pursued Indifferent course
II ne absence OF aggressive bull bear operations AS
ne yesterday. talent n mood %
the step toward forcing market higher
lower the big public long interest remained
feared their obligations al
when a basis
holders check from further purchases
By the absence speculative backing outside
pubc TIE spot markets OF this and EU
Fp@ stUbbcruy steady with prices e1gtng slowly
rpSzro On fairly good demand from spinners, who
GAINED have orders tor goods running well n late
EgIlg month deliveries To-iay's Liverpool cables
ported z32d higher and futures rather hrmer than
eIpectec showing q last night. Port receipts
every promise falling day
ne se1liUee1ly interior statement of Super1u
tsndeIt King decidedly eush- though there seemed
Z ts little doubt that tle bad weather OF last week
Y explained the striking shortage n
capts Owing 10 large shipments tire interior town
Eocks dropped on materially From tine time dur
"a the cay commission sellers Of Nay and
July coon profits: the South and Europe bought II
co1servattve The estimate for to-rnorrow's
pS gave littis shorts q Immediate broaden
l,g cf the The market closed steady. with
p1esE let unchanged % ? points higher.
prices market to-day
vas as fclcws
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05

n Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot cotton
xr-s.ais demand: sales ZOO bales speculation and
80 American 600 receipts, Il 600 bales Aueri
e-,.eoJ niddng upland 17-32d Futures opened
partial 1-5sd advance closed quiet but steady
s2s-ygS-Se % = point lower: February +2ss=o FEB
.ssns Aarch-Aprl Aprl-Aay, 4-2Ss; May
espisyLoo Juns-July Juy-August 4-2Shs; August
ys- %%Abs sapteniDsr-Octobsr &-Ds51b. Manchester
rpT-rsS sS.al. clcths quiet but steady.
ets 81. ypium steady, With quoted az So
E2 s la1E AZ 81 059S3 OF II AID powdered at 50 50
Z ---9Ipaine dull bulk quotst s. s06
inlus - az s2 a0QS2 IL eighths al 81 55S2 30.
= 30c for domestic and foreign.
fsles n - O4Is-rhere a steady market. with
Etl 50 way the following prices; Anise 81 d
tsheA z. kssoot prime 81 f0QS2 20: cassia, 764s5c;
"Ssl 70; lemcn. prime. SoeQs1; low grade,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

E3'ss 1o' aI;. Sors:5 :s am p
48G. Barley unchangsd. Rye No 2 674se.
Chicago Feb. 4-Ths leading futures -anged as fol-
Waeat. No =; Opening. Highest Lowest c1OsnE
nay ..-..-..-...-.. rs Tsss7sa 7sg5sss 7ssg5s3.
AZ g.: IS: :::ss$ o..s::$ s. sss::33ss
~ g.: e g s: s: ''-'::s s:
3s55 r. .: 2'., - i3s %g sg s Bs4 $50 fss
4sz ssz 80: :: sGs sss sasFs ssss $50
9s5Z S2'': 's: tbs ::: 100 @ s ss%. ST. :s :s So
Cash quotations follows: -Four steady No q
spring Wheat Sac 70 red s , gso as & 49, S2 % Sats
Tye 6lc' fair to hoee mating barley es y 20 p,
prime timothy seed Sc %. cloyerseed contract srads
- 40 mess pork per bbi SO ,oSlS 90 "a sT PsF 5o p
- % 9sg - s2I Sf f0s & 5i ss2 7 snort eiesP .,5.,
on roduce Exchange to-day the butter market vas
steady. ea.glI nc. EsEs steady: fTesh 2ss g27e
NJ bglgth Be6 4loss; = s Rhr1 MI 7s &c
July. 77ass Manitoba No Northern e3sh 723zG re- Nay
srn 76l2ci No = Northern. 75855tsc; May. ISIS Bye
quiet; No |. Gle Barley dull No :. Sc sample oSg6ac
Corn-May. S4zC-
Minneapolis Feb. 4.-Close: wheat-Cash. 74lao; May.
7z&c. July, I55sc On tracz-No ! hard. 76-tc: 40
Northern. I41ac 10 northern 7sg751se E191E sFIz
clears 50 T0gSS So second clears, s. 4o Bran IN
bulk. s15
Pailadelphia Feb. 4-wheat steady; contract grade.
February - p dS6c. Corn hTm; No mixed February.
86a66lAc. Oats dull; No white clipped. Ole Butter
firm 5=Qic higher extra Western ereamery. &c; DO
nearby prints 29c- firm, higher fresh nearby.
Western and Southwestern DC; do Southern Csc Cheese
arm Eey-49Fk SGl e1e5s fancy small ~ m sG , 90 dadf
2.47I.OGO sacks. wheat. 5000 bush 20 600;
2oOco. stipments-wheat. 700 bush: corn 1900:
5000.
Louis Feb. Close: Wheat-No red cash. SIC;
May. s654c; July. 1875 7S1tc No hard 7Stz qslc Corn
No 629sc: MAY. 65lsc, July. 65izc. Oats-No ?
cash. 45c; May. 4544c; July. IS aci No white 4so
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
NAVAL STORES

nor9sf fee tor spirits tupenne was lowered from the
the decline a Whlch II was quoted yesterday;
were asEed - was firm undertone and higher prices
nan tlC@e quoted.
Bid fbsre a1Ha1 seem TO subsided. 41c was
0'1tS hlt unchanged. We 01lora- ~ ~ -
IL5b4 - IL JRPENTISE-43 g744~
I,<TeEEHs-~-flne. obis. 81 20; machine bhls e *
81 70 good strained, 81 So; D 81 90; z
IL 90 y. % 90 " G. s., and " W. s. Is.
STOCK on HAND.
IS 4aS bbls
I,213 bpls
2.OI3 bbls
s ayaanaA iana Feb 4-Trpent.ne firm AIN 42c, receipts
-e4 5tIs- s-es, So- exports. 300 Rosn firm: receipts
81 . F s. Sas' 9S goo exports s24 Quoted: a. B. c. ..
p -. a. - So y. So % " c. 81 90; " " So s. ~ -
1'llI-egston FeI 4-Iurpentine and unchanzed
on ed 47Spirlts turpeutine drm. 4Ua4Ic;
casks I}osin hrn, 81 IOQS1 10 receipts 8S2
80 l1l2eltlne strong, 81 3JgS2 60; receipts II
Dds Tar quiet 81 20. receipts I56 bbIs.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADEL PHIA
f-4z = $500 600. 1000, .1LsO a n. TOO f1so~
+SOoz 3 40. t40O $500, f4So 400 100 T7sO 800.
f1e.2b P. ". 70 uldr
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
200 ?. M si215 1dt ~ '-''-' 1'' '>
Of1ces. Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry I1a "a seA
1000 lS5t way ls2 5th ave. I37 9th ave, IS Un0n Sc
West I53 125Jh 253 I25Ih 81 rs Colrra-
bus Ave. New York: TNuIror Sd
B-ooklyr 6S 3ruadway Wilarnsourg- York
fer CO. calls FOR ard chscks baggage Destination
YErou Liberty ST only sDalIy +DsIy. excsos ssrz--
day. SSG1days only. zParIor Cars only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-24
Or All H.,

DOM ELLY-ln this city on Jan. 2II, 1902,
Margaret, widow OF John Donuei!y.
FREkIE-in this city O. Jan g!st, 1902, Mary
widow OF andrew Freeze, aged Al years.
aEDLlNa Suddenly in this city on Jan. ED,
lso2, VIM H. 6ad!lng aged A6 years.
NUNSON-At Christina Del, OIL Jan, 2sd,
1902, Frederick Il. Alunson, aged " years
QUlNBY-On Jan. q, 1902, in Bryn Mawr, Pa,
MARY wife Of the lnta AAariah Rowland
Quinty. of Whining on, Del, in the Ssh
year OF her age.
ROBEKTS-At Delaware city, Del, on Jan,
ed, 1902. ANNE Elizabeth. only daughter
of Mr.. and Mra John v. Roberts aged 81
yeArs. month and day.
SMlTHln this city on Jan. q, 1902. Thomas
W. Smith, aged 81 yeurs,
aIPsOS-!n this CITY on Jan. 23, 1902 Ella
Y aipson. aged II years, l month and 8
days
Ee.atives and friends ar. invited TO at,cud
tht !uleral from the residence Of her sister
Mrs, John W. Thompson, i22 B. street, Ser.
SUNDAY afternoon Jan. l3th Intermsnt Vt
Mt. Zion cemetery.
,XWE.L-ln this city on Jan. 23d, 1907
Annie H., wife of Edward Maxwell! in her
5vth year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are =
invited to attend the funeral services at the
Mt. Hope d. H. Church. Delaware Co., Pa,
On Monday Jan ". at |! 80 o clock D m In.
torment ut Mt Hope cemetery, Carriages
will meet tram al Twin oaks AT II 80 O. clock
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-24
- . - s---@-----
At'cnpsed Murder.

! Philatlelpllia, Jan. IA Try
; ing to make his wife eat broken
glass and to hang his daughter
with a belt strap were parts Of a
tale Of cruelty which the police
say establishes precedent in
their locality. 1t was told before
Magistrate Wagner, in the E.
Clearheld street station, this morn
ing by Mrs. Nellie and Mary Wy
koski. The testimony was against
Stanislaus Wykoski with the
| plaintiffs, who are his wife and
daughter, was arrested last night
after a search ,of four days. Ac-
cording to his wife Wykoski was
i'll a turbulent mood on Sunday
last and found fault with every.
thing about the house.
Without apparent reason he at
tackled her and when she resisted
the assault he .choked her until
her jaw dropped. Then the wit
ness said, he seized broken tum-
bier and tried to force it in her
mouth. Failing in this, and still
further angered by cutting his fin
gers on the glass. Wykoski threw
his wife to the floor and jumped
on her She still showed signs of
life and he again seized her by the
throat and choked her until she
was insensible.
Mary Wykoski, the daughter, had
been trying to rescue her mother and
WykoSki turned on her. She Is IS
years Old, and quite muscular, but
wa, nomatch for the enraged parent,
and he struck hcrseveral violent blows,
Then, the girl said, he took his belt
of, and looping it about her neck
dragged her to the doorway and tried
to gag her. Her struggles prevented
this and after he had dealt her more
blows on the head he threw her on the
sofa, drew the belt tight about her
neck and tried to smother her with
pillows.
The noise of the schutfling and the
cries the terrified women were able
to make aroused neighbors and they
came in the house. Wykoski made
his escape through the rear door and
disappeared until his arrest yesterday.
"A warrant was sworn out for him
IN Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-24
Hir. sues a May or.

Danville. Ohio, Ian. q. Miss
Grace Durbln. pretty girl Of
Pioneer, has filed suit here against
Mayor A. J. Workman and the City
Council Tor H2O,OOD damages for al.
legged SANDER and libel. Last De.
cemOer Mss Durbin came TO DAN
Ivrl!e Tor visit with friends Elmer
Workman, a son OF the Hon. a. j.
Workman, met her and became TO-.
fatuated. Mayor Workman sought
to break OF the courtship, and ie
alleged TO have taken his son from
the home Of Miss Durbin one even.
my aud in dong 40 to have voiced
some language which caused him
10 he sued Tor SO 900 Tor detama-
ton Of character.
y, Mayor, he caused the arrest
of Miss Durbin for assault and
battery. aud this arrest also fig.
ures in the case. Last week the
Danvlile Council passed resolutions
warmly approving the Mayor 10
his course, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-24

The afternoon session of the
United States District Court was
taken up yesterday in herring tie
testimony Of witnesses who have
known Lizzie q. Johnson, colored,
for years.
The argument Of Counsel for the
Government and defendant lasted
Tor several hours.
When court opened this morning
Judge Bradford charged the jury.
The charge was in the usual
strain OF Judge Bradford wherein
he reviewed all the testimony and
called attention Of the jury to tho
elementary principles Of law. The
Jury retired at II 30 o'clock.
After celebrating for half an hour
the jury returned verdict Of not
guilty. AS this was the only criminal
trial the jury was discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
BENNETT-MOI7LTON CT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
The Bennett-Moulton Company
again appeared to large audiences
at the Opera House yesterday at.
ternoon and evening performances.
In the afternoon the attraction
was "A Daughter OF the South and ia
the evening THE Captains Mate"
both which are we'll known plays
This afternoon tue company will
present prisoners Of Algiers, and
this evening 1.-The Man Outside"
WHEN LONDON SLEEPS. g.
when London See ps," without
doubt the greatest drama that
has been seen produced In
this country Ia years will be pre-
scented at the Opera House on
Thursday mex. 1t isEugiish
from the pen Of tnat clever writer,
Charles Darrell, and has been the
unprecedented record Of having
been played in England for the
past nine years and seven Ia this
country. The leading characters
are drawn from the circus and the
mai incidents occur in a fashion
able club house 10 London.
A highly thrilling situation is iu-
troduced in the third act OF tho
play when the heroine, who has
been a slack wire performer in tho
circus escapes with a child from q
burning building by treading a
telephone wire and carrying the
child on her back. The tour 10
under the direction OF the welLknowu
manager. Mr.. James II. Wallack,
who has engaged thor DUG hly COM
petent company to properly inter.
pref it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-24
Cannot Stop Sneca,np

Taylorville, H., Jan. 24.-Miss
Sarah Mackey, 40 years Of age, has
been suffering for nearly week and
her physician. Dr. j. II, Dickcrson,
say, ii Is one of the strangcst cases
which has come within bis experience,
The disturbance Is ascribed to a
nervous disorder. To. day Miss
Mackey by actual count sneezed lS7
times without stopping, then she had
respite of probably ten minutes,
when she sneezed again for 4G times,
and it was only few minutes before
she made another run of 81 sncezes.
1t does not appear that she has lost
much strength, and she Is able to
take nourishment, but she Is verv
sore in body. Several years ago DR..
Dckerson treated Miss Mackey for
the commissions, which were about as
freqpert as Is thesneezing now. Her
dcatli was expected at that time,
but she recovered,