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Evening journal., 1902-10-14

"The Eternal City" which Miss Viola
Allen will present at Wilmington, No
vember ]. in its dramatic form is divid-
ed into five acts and eight scenes. All
that portion of Hall Gaines story
which deals with Donna Roma and
David Rossi's life in London. is swept
away, and the play opens on the day Of
the Papal procession in Rome.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

"The Queen Fiammetta," which Is 10
be the important offering of Julia Mar
lowe, at the Broad Street Theatre,
philadelphia, for two weeks beginning
November 10. is held to be one OF the
greatest SUCCESSES Of the Odeon The
atre, Paris.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

"Papa's Baby" will be the attraction
at the Opera House on Thursday night
bf next week. instead of Cripple
Creek" as previously announced.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

Edward Morgan, the original John
Storm in 'The Christian. viii be
Viola Aliens leading man in "rhe
Eternal City in which she will be seen
ct the Opera House on Saturday even-
ING, November ].
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

"Mam's Enemy" with fine cast will
be presented at the Grand Opera House
on Friday night of next week
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

First Showing of ChiIdren's
and Misses Silk and Velvet
Coats
Ages ? to IA years. Monte Carlos or
capped, long and short coats. Priced
from s. to S14.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

1000 wards S2-ineh UNBLEACHED
1Oc. CANTON FLANNEL for csc. yd.
1900 yards wrapper and shirt waist
designs. 3Q-inch FIEECED CASH
.INiERETTE, q splendid color assort-
ment for ..................-.. zee. yd.
1900 yards 2s-inch FLEECED
WRAPPER CLOTH, in dark colors, for
51sc yd
rs pairs NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
.TAINS, 2s4 and yards long, value
.s1.25; special for the day. ..7Sc. pair
81 California Wool Blankets
Full ia size. for...........SS.25 pair
Bio Showing of Venice LaCes
Every desired effect and pattern, but
ter, white and Arabian,
121zc. to $3.50 yd.
White Aprons for Women
Good size good linen, wide hens,
four tucks at bottom. .........2 for 25c
Dark Outing Cloths,
&c. yard. 2S-inch wide, sc. everywhere
This lot to go at ..............3c. yd.
Misses and Boys Box Calf
School Shoes
Sizes II to 2, c, d and Z lasts, low
heel or spring heel; very big bar
gain for $150 pair.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

Klaw & ETlangdF's PRODUCTION OF
the big Drury Lane spectacular ex-
travaganza. "The Sleeping Beauty and
the Beast" will be at the Chestnut
Street Opera House. Philadelphia, for
a limited engagement November "a.
There are 300 people in this massive
spectacle and the most beautiful and
intricate scenic and mechanical effects
ever presented in this country.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14

THE Wilmington Auxiliary % the
National Indian Association met yes
terday afternoon IN the homo OF Mrs.
sarah ~ Hillal, No. 1902 King street,
and transacted routine business.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

The Corse Payton Stock Company b.
gan what promises TO be a most sue
cessful weeks engagement at the
Opera House LIST night The company
is a good one and was well received.
Evening journal., 1902-10-14
R. II scorr.
r. H. scorr.
r. I'll. SCOTT,
314 Market Street.
Outing FIannelS.

We have received and will sell Wednesday 2,4OO yards
of best quality stripe and plaid Outing Flannels in short
lengths 90 yards EACH will cut any length you may
Evening journal., 1902-10-14
5 l-2C Per. Yard.
Gray Blankets.

10 Gray Blankets Ia size called ml thirds" The,
are subject mperecons which make the price Sic eacl
for blankets that usually sell for 81 GO per pair
Evening journal., 1902-10-14
PENSION ATTORNEY.
Colcaal Wainwright, 3 West Seventh
street, pensions increased.

915 Delaware Avenue.
CLARA q. MACHENRY,
Directress.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10

Thomas Barker, e pears of age, wife of q farmer residing some miles north of CiloVersville. The couple were preparing to retire, when Mrs. Barker answered d call at the door and, opening it. was at tackled and beaten into insensibility. Her cries brought her aged husband to her assistance and the assailants es- caped in wagon which had been left standing near the house. They drove toward Glcversville. It is thought the men believed the woman was alone and were intent on robbery. MT. Barker carried the woman into the house and. mounting q horse. drove to GloVersVilr for a doctor. 1t is thought that she will recover.
 MT and Mrs. Barker gain their hveli hood by keeping a large hennery- When tiIe men met Mrs. Barker at the door they demanded the keys of the hennery, and when told by Mrs. Barker that sha did not have them. they thrust grain sack over her head and pounded her with a club.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10

London. Feb. 9-From Wolvcaock Lord Kitchener today telegraph a long description cr the combined move mert 1f the nunel 8us British columns with the obj-c. O: securing General EswCt. The advance began On the night of February and on the 9th they had Dewet hemmed within an in closure.
 EcaHziEs his position, DeUet ordered his' men to disperse and seek safety during the night. DeWet himself. with some men and number of cattle. made for the l<roCnstadt Lindley blockhous = line. and at l o'clock in the morning. when it Was very dark. by rushing his cattle at the fence broke his way through the line and mixed up with the cattle. losing three men killed.
 Many attempts were made to break through the line on the night CT Feb rUary {. reports Kitchener, the line of outposts being attacked in various places throughout the night, but very few escaped. and ten dead bodies were picked up in the morning near Heil- brOu.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10

- did not get the exact details of the Boer casualties" continues Kitchener, put as far as I have ascertained they consist of 2SS killed, wounded and pris- oners, as weU as about 700 tired horses ana ICany cattle Our casualties were only ten.'
 Kitchener's great plan. which he has been elahorating for months past failed by the escape of DeNVet bat was sac Cessful in the greatest single capture of Boers since Kitchener arrived in south Africa. Alroge theI-' twenty three cuIuncs were employed. It is es,i- mated that Dewet's forces amounted to 2,YJo men. The great move was made with a front of forty miles advance. extending sixty miles, with the object Of driving the Eocrs against the rail road line. where armC.-ed trains were patroilinC and were repeatedly in action smelling she, Boers to prevent their crossing the railroad. Dewet sue ceeded in slipping through the lines to the soGthward. The whereabouts Of Steyn are unknown. though one re- port says he is with Dewat.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10

carrier. which is objectionable in many ways. It necessitates the organization of two companies to handle the produc- ing and marketing features.
 More than one has organized a dummy company to carry the pipe line projec- through. but this is only practicable tn companies which have already or ganized and are in a position to talk care of an auxiliary. There is no longer any question about the Standard being heavily interested in the Texas oil in- dustry and is gathering its forces to handle the principle part of the output.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
sI.NATE ErsINEss.

Washington. Feb. 9.-The Philippines question viH continue to hold the fore most place on the sgJft te calendar dur !' tie proba bility that t will be disposed of before the close of the week. Demo cratic senators say it will require sew eral more weeks Jo consider the meas ure. Air Lodge chairman cf the com rnittee having the biu in charge. has not failed to impress upon them his intention of pressing it w;th the ut most dispatch.
 Senator QuaIles will report the per raanent census bill tomorrow and aI effort will be made to secure immedi- ate consideration. The irrigation bill also occupies g place of vantage on the senate calendar ard win ice pressed t1 the front
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
LIKE DURRANF CASE
 A FRISCO MURDER
Nude Body of Long Lest Girl Found 1T
 an Untenanted House.

San Francisco. Feb. 9.-A mysterious murder, resembling the noted Durrart case. is puzzIing the police department of-this city.-The body of Nora Fuller. a I6-year-cId girl. who disappeared from her home on January T. was found lying naked on q bed in back bedroom in an unfurrished house on Suttcr street yesterday afternoon. The girl had been dead for soTe time. [tn autopsy disclosed that death was nos due to natural causes. The theory + that she had either been stTausled or poisoned.
 Nora Fuller left home on January Il and met man known as Bennett in response to an advertisement for a eirl to take care of q baby. On January g the house in which the body of the gir! was found was rented by a man giVing the name O. Hawkins
 General descriptions Of Bennett and Hawkins tally and 1t is thought that the two names are aliases Of the same man.
 It is possible the motive for the mUr- der IS found in the suggestion that the murderer either quarreiled with the girl or feared that his relations with her were about to become public.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
CONGRESSMAN
 VkCCINATED

Washington, Feb. S.-Representatives s'orines and JE--S- Smith of Michigan ana Watson of Indiana have . commit tee room together in the MaItby build ing Saturday morning they were an in the room, w,;cn a DJsinessiise man came ii', corr.i,s small black satchel. He opened the satchel. took out a lance and vaccine points. and said: Now then. which one will be first? ?''' 70
 smith. Fordney. and Watson looked at each other in blank astonishment
 ''VvhGt 50 you mean. sir?" Fordney finally asked.
 '1 mean that you gentlemen are go- ing to be v2ccinateo. and that I would like to do thc job as soon os possible
 'But We don't want to be vacci- natei," protested the representatives,
 The businesslike man smiled and seA ecteI a vaccine point. Please roll up your sleeves. he said.
 There were ten minutes of protests and argument. Finally it came out that the wife of a clerk to the three representatives had smallpox and the health department thought it well to vacCinate the representatives who em- p,Cyet ttc clerk;
 Fordney. smith and. Watson insisted they had not been exposed until tine man with vaccine points began to look bored Then they submitted.
 The Michigan and Indiana delega- lions have made pool on which will have the sorest arm.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10

Washington. Feb. 9.-A varied pro gramme confronts the house for the coming week. Owing to -he absence of a large number of republicans who go to different points in thc country ro participate in the celebration of Lin coln's birthday on Wednesday. the con sideration of the bill TOT the repeal Of the war taxes will be postponed. To morrow is District Of Columbia day.
 On Tuesday the consideration of the oieonargarine bill will be resumed The passage of the bill by a large ma iority is assured. Tine committee oa war-clainls will have the day following and the laster- pare Of the week will probably be devoted to the consideIa- tion of Indian. posJo1Ice or army ap- propri3t ton bills.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
FIRE RECORD
 FOR SUNDAY
Ten Millions Destroyed ill Paterson.
 Eleven Lives in St. Louis.

Paterson. N. J.. Feb. 9.-A great fire swept through Paterson today and in it's Gesolate wake of embers and ashes lay property valued at S10,00c eco. It burned it's way through the business section Of the city and claimed as it's own q majority of the fine structures devoted to commerciaL civic. cdVca- tioaal and religious use. as well as scores or houses. There was but small tribute Of life and injury, bpt huhd- reds are left homeless and thousands without employment. \ relief rnpve- meut to care for the unsheltercd and unprovided for was organized by Mayor John Hinchciiife. He said tonight that Paterson would be able to care for its own without appealing to the char ity of other communities and states. The great InanucIcJUrin plants places are safe. rhc community. temporarily dazed by the calamity. has already commenced the wor-5 ot orlrln!ze tio1 and restoration.
 The fire came at midnight and was cnly checked after desperate fight that lasted late this afternoon. Every city and town within reach of Pat.r- son sent hremen and apparatus to the relief Of the threatened city. It took the united efforts of all to win the battle.
 Estimates place the number of dwell ings and apartment houses destroy e ! at zoo. and the numSer Of families left without shelter .t 1.c'G. The residence portion which suffered was that in which well t0 do lit;zens lived.
 The fire began at the power house or the Jersey City. HosSken G Pater- son Traction company.
 The area of destruction foots up roughly twer ty-fivc city blo~lls. Scores of persons are hurt and burned. bat the loss Of life ia not thought to ba great. iiany persons are reported missing, but in the excitement and fright most O: these are supposed to have bo-c--c separated from their fam flies
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
JUSTICE SHIRAS
 PLANS ID RETIRE
He Now Expects to Leave the Su-
 preme Court Next October.

Washington. Feb. a.-Justice Shiras of tho United States supreme court will probably retire from the berch during the present year. The age at which a member Of this tribunal may go back to private life at the full salary cI s10,0C0 is 70 wears, and Justice ShirGs reached this mark two weeks ago. lie wishes. however. to serve len years in the position -befare !ie uoGs the gown and that will be next October.
 T. is understood that Mrs. .;hira5 is dcsircus Of he,- husbands continuing as a part of the court, but the justice is apparently tirinS of the duties which devolve uron him.
 Justice s;hiras is Trom Po1usyiy and 1t was his appointment in 1Sq2 which widered the difference between President Harrison and Senators Quay and Cameron. The senators had en- dorsed Judge J. Hay Brown, now of the state supreme court, for g vacancy in the United States supreme court, but the president sele, ted Judge Shiras.
 Speculation is already being indulgcd in as to Justice Sniras' successor. It is thought that Senator Quay may at this late day ecdcavor to prevail upon President Roosevelt to appoint Judge Brown. who halls from Lancaster. For r,er Attorney General Griggs of New Jersey is also mentioned in this con- necJion.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
HANNA PuNGTURES
 TIE l9O4 BOOM
He Writes That He Is Not Q Candi-
 date for the Presidency.

Middle Granville. N Y. Feb. 9.-Sen- ator Marcus A Hanna has sent a letter tc Charles Butcher. one of the leaders Of the republican party in this county, in which he denies positively that he will be a candidate for the presidential nomination in 1904. His communication is in reply to a letter from Butcher asking the Ohio senator whether or not he would seek the republican nomina- ton in 1904. Hanna's letter is as foi- lows:
 Mir. Charles DuJ.fer. Middle Gran vile. N. Y.
 My Dear Sir-SenatoT Hanna directs s mz tC acknowledge the receipt of your favor ci recent date and to return here with the letters you iEclused. II wishes to say that he appreciates VeTS- much ycur expressions of personal con nd-nce and friendship. but he is not a. applicant for the nrminaticn for presi- t5crt in 1901. and does not wish his friends to take any action in that direc- ton. Yours v--y truly.
 ELMER DOVER.
 .PgiVat. Secretary
 But Butcher is not inclined to pin al his faith to this denial by the Ohio sen antor that he win not be in the next pJ siisntial handicap when the repub-
  says that 1t doesn't fit very we'll with remarks made in his presence by Sen atcr Hanna only a few months ago Dutcher says that he acknowledged at that time that he would not ba aVcrse to submitting his ample person to the perils of pr sidendaI lightning in 1904.
 incidentally Butcher is a. champion ef Congressman Edward MorTeH of Philadelphia for the second place on tho ticket. he believes the Peansylvanian would make q. fine tail for the Hanna kite. The Republican club of Middle Granville. CT which Dutche- is tho leader. has been christened after the Keystone statesman. IT the Chairman n and his followers have their way in l90i the republican candidates wifi be:
 Fer president. Marcus A. Hanna ci Ohio.
 For vice president. Edward Morren of Pennsylvania.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
TRAMP'S ICY BATH
 ON FLYING TRAIN
Chilly Experience of Man Who Stole
 Ride on the Blind Baggage

Philadelphia. Feb. 9.-elma5I John son was cured of a propensity for steal ing r.des On the blind bagEage'' yes tertiay 5T an experience which nearly resulted in his being frozen to death.
 Johnson is q negro. Te said that he lived i1 Eait;ro:e ana wcs trying to beat his way home from New York. He got as lar as Bound Brook oa a freight train, where he boarded the front end of the baggage ear of an eX- press train on the Reading road. A short distance this si6e of Bound Brook the engine Iooss on watei- from the tanl-s between the rails, and Johnson was dreachcd. The water froze his cloohi0l and he wSs nearly dead when the basEa semasteV. who had discoV cred him took pity and let him ia.
 Every time l moved [ cracked all over" he said.
 How long nad you been out there ?' asked the ozsgagemastcr.
 ''l don't know rightly, 2Ir. Man" re- piled Johnson, "but will you please tell me what river that was We just passed t,.roUgh?"
 Johnson was brought to .he Reading terminal and we-- to a hospital to be thawcd out.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
SEQUEL TO A HAsrr MARRIAGE
The Girl Wife Of Ira Williams. Who
 Hanged Efirlselr. Becomes Insane.

The Girl Wife Of Ira Williams, Who
 Hanged .firlsclc. Becomes Insane.
 Utica. Feb. 9.-Rc5a May Williams, the girl wife of Joe Williams of Read ing Pa. who committed suicide in the Rome. \. Y. jail last summer. is hope Iessly insane. Williams vent to Rome carly last suTuufer and soon formed an acquaintance with Reba May Davis, pretty 11-year-old girl He told the airi that he was wealthy and his suit soon found favor vith the girls pa rents. Two weeks after meeting Will jams Miss Davis married him. He said he intended taking her on trip to California and other places of interest and he told his father-in-law that he would be placed in charge of big stock farm in Pennsylvania. Williams seemed to have plenty of money. which he spent freely, bat three weeks after his marriage he was arrested for forS ing the name Of a former employee. lie was committed to jail for examination ana the young wife disappeared. A few days later she was found at the home Of friend.
 Williams had been in jail only two weeks when the jail keeper, II. n. Owens. found him dead h his cell. He had hanged himselr with a rope which be had woven from strips of a jail blanket. On the day O. his funeral Mrs. Williams tried tG kill herself Her father found her in the yard with her apron strings tied about her neck. She was unconscious. When Williams mother came or from Reading sine said that her son had been crazy for sev- cral years.
 Rather than be dependent on any one Mrs. Williams sought employment af-  weeks she had been employed in StRu- wiX hall. q Rome hotel. Last night she was seized with convuisions and two men were required to subdue her. It is feared that the young woman has per manently lost her reason.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
ENDED DERAUCH WITH BULLET
Farmer Threatened Wife's Life. ami When She Fled He Took His own.

Gettysburg. Pa, Feb. 9.-LeYis A. Gierly. a well-known farmer of High field. early this morning. after a night of drunken debauch and still hal; crazcd with drink, became incensed at his wife and attempted to kill hef. Before he could secure a gun the wo- man escaped from the house.
 Mrs. Bierly had not gone far when sEe heard the report of q gun. After getting some of her neighbCVs to go with her she returned to the house to find her husband lying dead with a bullet through his heart. Bierly was j5 years old and leaves a family of eight children.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
TWO RUN DOWN BY A TRAIN.

Erie. Pa. F'eb 9.-Durin- a blindng snow furry, which obscured their view in both directions. Frank Kuntz and Charles Wceckner were run down by 2 Nickel Plate passenger train this morn ing while on their way to work. Kuntz will die and Woeckner will recover.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
GANG OF OUTLAWS
Terrorizing a Part Of Southern New
 Mexico.

Dallas. Tex. Feb. "A special to the News from EI Paso says: Ben Will Hams. detective Tor the Santa Fe rail- road, reports that in the vicinity of the Capitan mountains. in New Mexico. people have been terrorized recently by the appearance Of eight outlaws. The gang held up and robbed several stores and ranches recently.
 Two sheriff's posses pursued the out la WIS into the mountains, where a battle is reported to have taken place. result ing in the death of four of the outlaws.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
ECCENTRIC HERMIT IS DEAD,

His Strange Method Of Worship Cause |
 Him Much Notoriety.
 Summit, N. J. Feb. 9.-Patrick Tier ney. an eccentric character. is dead. For twenty-five years he lived alone in a small cottage, miles away frOm' the village. His life was absolutely that of a hermit.
 Tierney spent practically all of his time in reading works on religion anal until three years ago never missed 1 service in St Theresa's church. He all ways insisted on remaining standing with his hand high above his head dur ing these services, and this proved sucn a distraction to the other worshipers that he finally discontinued his attend auCe
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
FOUND WOMAN M1sER's HOARD

Hollywood. N. l.. Feb. 9.-No one thought Mrs. William iulick, who died recently, was wealthy, but when the furniture was removed from the house it was found that sine was well-to- do. Under the carpet was found $S,ooO.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
ELEVEN KILLED

St. Louis. Feb. 9.-An early morning fire. which destroyed the Empire hotel. q large thrcc-story lodging house, caused the death Of eleven persons. ten men and one woman, and dangerously injured eight others. The financial loss is nominal
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
WILL TRY PINE As PULP WOOD

Eikton, Md. Feb. 9-Ectvreen 4.c00 and 5.Oo0 acres of pine wood have been purchased in the southern counties O. this state by r. A. Sharretts of smiths burg. who is having it cut for the pur- pose Of paper making. The making ol paper from pine wood is an experiment, but Mir. Sharretts is confident he has q process which will prove satisfactory.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
THE WEEKS BUSINESS
 IhI BOTH BRANCHES
Work in House Will Be Broken by Cel-
 ebratiOn of LinCoIn's Birthday

III Consequence, Consideration of the War Tax Repeal Measure Postponed - The Oleomargarine Bill Will Certainly Be Passed-The Philippines Tariff Bill Will Be the Most Conspicuous Business in the Senate The Irrigation Bill Will Be Crowded Forward-The Per rnanent Census Bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
A GEORGIA FIRE

Elbcrton. Ga, Feb. 9.-Fire here to. day destroyed nearly all the bushes. section of the city. The damage is es timated at $1G0.000.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
A RrnNINC; prEP

New York Feb. 9-Fire dez:royed pier c Of the Leaish Valley Railroad company in Jersey City this morning. 1 The loss including damaging to ship ping is S25O.OOO
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
SAFE BLOWERS WORK.

AcwoIth, Ca, Feb. 9.-Safe blowers forced the vaults oi the Lemen Bank ing company here early this morning, securing S5,0O0 in gold and $5,00O in stock certificates. The robbers had to blew through four partitions before they reached the money.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
GOT CLOSE ID DEWET
 HAD HIM AEMMED |N
Result of a Movement Of British CoI-
 uHnnS Against the Dashing Leader

Closely Surrounded With His Entire Force-A Dar- ing Dash in the Night in Which Dewet and Small Part of His Force, With Their Cattle, Broke Through the Block House Line-The Boers Lost 238 Killed, Wounded and Captured-An Important Taking of Stock
Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
HIGHWAYMEN FRUSTRATED.
Chester Driver Applied Whip and
 Escaped Frcm Road Agents.

Chester. Pa. Feb. 9.-James Ross and Frank Chandler. drivers of a grocery wagon. were held up by highwaymen in the lower end of the city at an early hour this morning. The thugs demand ed that the drivers hold up their hands
 Ross applied the whip with telling effect on the man who had hold of the bridle. He released his grasp and as Ross urged his horse to a high speed the two made their escape.