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The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

The question of each dom ain leg
islating for themselves as to the init
iatIon fee was def teated by vote O
63 to Al.
The per capita year tax was reduc
ed to & cents per year to be paid
semi annually.
I 1t was decided that the Supreme
Lodge had no authority to levy a tai
! for Pythtan Sanitarum at HO,
Springs.
Mark L. Garrett, Grand keeper Of
Records and Seals reported tha,
during the year fitty-nlne now mer
bers were initiated, seven reinstat
ed, while slXty-siX were suspended,
one withdrawn and eighteen
deceased. There are forty nine
members in the Endowment Rank.
LenueI Mari, Grand Master of
EXcheQucr i'll his report showed re-
ceipts 56j5. IS, and expenses am.
mounting to $685. 49, leaving bal
ance on hand Of $32I.53.
An effort will he made to have
the date of the annual convention
changed asst comes too close to the
annual meeting of the Improved
Order of Rel Men.
Lemuel Mari, who has been Grand
Master of the EXchequer for twenty
five years, will be reelected.
Samuel H Carson, of Dover, whs
is Vice Grand Chancellor will be
elected Chancellor and Mark l.
Garrett, who has served the orda
so well since 1856 as Grand Keeper
of Records and Seals, will be unOp-
posed for reelection.
Considering that death made a
heavy inrOad among the members
the Grand Lodge feels tiattered at
the standing Of the Order in Della
ware.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

II the people of Wilmington i'm,
aGine that there is going to be a glut
Of hard coal this winter they vii
receive iar-a chilly jar. A
agent for thoPhiladelphia andRead
ing Iron and Coal Company, hatly
asserted yesterday that there would
be u scarcity Of coal all winter
Even if the miners do go to work
Thursday he said, 1T will be 6
long time before coal can be ship.
ped i'll quantities to supply the de,
mand. Many of the mines are food
cd, The upper levels may be work.
Ell but nothing can be done with
the lower levels until the water has
been pumped out, which will ia Ike
tim !. II fone-half Of the normal quan
tity Of coal can be mined in the first
few weeks it will be all that can be
expected.
Nobody will get a cellarful of
coal this winter. What will come
in will be divided among the dealers
and they in turn will divide it
among their regular customers with
a view to giving all just enough to
keep their stoves and furnaces doing
business, No householder II ecd eX-
pect to get more than two tons at
one time, and when that is con.
sumed two more tons may be OBJ
tained.
IF this weather should continue
for few weeks the dealers might
catch up little and be able to relieve
the pressure but if a cold snap
should come there would be a de-
mand impossible to satisfy. Some
people in Wilmington have been
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
STUDIES IN ST. PETER.

The Rev. ". T. Lewis Announces
Mt an Interesting Programme.
At the Rodney Stree Tr: d, ter.
IAN Church the pastor, IT.. Rev ".
Frederick Lewis, has AM ounccd in
the Church Calendar an interesting
series OF Studies in the First Epistie
of st Peter every Wednesday evening
as .ollows:- Oct. 22nd, "St. Peters
Idea Of Salyation;" Oct. %, 1.-THE In
corrnptibIe lnheritance;" Nov 5lh,
"The Philosophy OF Sullcring;;" Nov
18th "The Central Elements Of
Faiih; Nov. l9lh, "Christian Hope"
Nov Goth, "Christian Fear" Dec.
3rd, "ChrIstan Love- Dec. 10TH"
"Thc lncorrnptible Seed Dec 18th
"Splrltual Nourishment;" Dec 2i,h,
"The Living Corner Stone;" Dec. 81
st, The Believers Preciousress.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
LOOKS LIKE FRAUD ON
PART OF INSURANCE COMPANY.

They dsclaim all knowledge of the
agent who reported 10 have had
his desk in their Office.
The company is New York con
cern that insures for accidental and
sick benefits The contracts call
for the payment Of thirty weeks
lues in advance.
Lelion Collins has entered one
suit as administrator of Harriet
Collins, who died a few weeds ago.
Constable Green says he has tried
every possible way to find the agent,
but has been unable to do so. The
attention Of Insurance Commits.
soner Marshall will be called to the
matter He will see that the COM
pany complies with the insurance
law.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

The regular conference of the
principals of the Wilmington Public
Schools was held IN the Wollaston
School at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon The conference discussed the
outline of study for the coming
month. The school teachers Of this
city have adopted the History of
Education as the study for the en-
suing year. Meetings, presided
over by the principals, are held
weekly In every school, Seeleys
History Of Education Is the princi-
pal reference book used in this
study.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

Magistrate Bradley and, Con.
stable iirorn are unable to find a
local representative Of the Ameri-
can Assurance Company Of Ameri-
ca which has an Office here. Th ere
are four suits at the Magistrates
office against the Company, which
according to its contracts, has its
general Office at l3o Broadway New
York.
The company has been dong bus.
mess here for Il couple OF Yeas with
1esk room in he oIlice Of NJ f.. ard
Arl,m'! S NTH. The treasurer Of
ine company is said 10 be Thomas J.
Smith, hut the local Smiths do not
snow anything Of the company.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
CARMEN URGED TO STRIKE.
Wilmingtonians Want Obstetrics
to Organize.

An unsuccessful effort has been
made by delegates from the Whining
ton car conductors and motormen to
engage the Chester carmen inan or
Sanizatlon Tor Il general strike. a
rep resentativc Of the Chester men
said to day:
I'VE were getting Il cents an
hour several years ago, but the COM
pany gave us two increases in wag-
es. The talk of a strike has been
mainly among the extra men and
has met with little encouragement
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYORERS
Will Open It's Annual Convention
in Georgetown To-day.

The Delaware Christian Endeavor
Union met in annual convention at
Georgetown this morning. and will
continue until Friday.
The Rev. j. Franklin Bryne de.
livered the address OF welcome to
the delegates.
Tomorrow morning the Rev.
James l.. Nichols will address the
convention on the subject The
need of a curfew law in Della ware" I"
which is being agitated by the En-
deavorers The convention will
close Friday evening with services
conducted by Professor Wells
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
From "OyIIlIDusc TO I,ospi,ul,

John Malavan was IL prisoner be.
fore Judge Cochran this morning in
the city court on the charge Of
drunkenness. Warden Mcserye was
present at the hearing and stated
that Malavan was released from the
workhouse yesterday and that at
the time Malavan was Sick. lie was
accordingly sent TO tie New Castle
County Hospital.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
Industry Lodge Emteriains

Industry Lodge, A. o. U. W.,
gave q very pleasant entertainment
to It's members last evening Ad.
dresses were made by prominent
members Of the order. aud an oyster
supper was served after the meet
ins. These meetings are TO be hell
at various times in the winter.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
REGISTRATION APPEALS.
Many Demscrats Seek to be Put
on List in Kent County.
Special to The Daily Republican.

Dover, Delaware, October 22nd. -
The first days hearing Of appc ais
from the decisions Of registration
boards was full Of remarkable con-
trasLs from the he arings Of two and
four years ago. There was con.
spicuous absence of colored men from
the appeal court. The reason is
that, with Republican registrars,
they are all Oh the books and have no
reason to appeal. The appellants,
this time are Democrats whose
rights are in question because Of a
lacking either in age, residence or
qualifications,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
Championship RUuur Games,

Jesse l.. Webb, of West Chester,
has challenged j. B. Bell of this
city to play a series of games for
the championship medal Of the Mid
die States Rogue League. Mr.. Bell
has accepted and the games will be
played tomorrow at 1890 o'clock on
tho court of the Wilmington Rogue
Club,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
Foot Badly Burned,

A young man named Labowsxi
had his foot badly burned at the
Malleable Iron Company's plant
this morning. He was taken to the
Del aware Hospital in the Phoenix
Amb ulauce,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

On next Tuesday evening. Misses
Evelyn Bryan. Mary L. Fairbanks.
Alverda Il. Hassell, and Elizabeth
p. Dunn will graduate as nurses of
the Wilmington Homeopathic Train.
Ing School.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
Total Registration.

The returns OF the registration OF
voters in New Castle County show
the total to be D, 30S, or POO less than
the figu OF two years ago. In Kent
County the Re publicans claim ain
of 81 over the registration Of 1900.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

The annual inspection of the Ma
tional Guard of Delaware, which
begins on December /, will be con
iucted by Inspector General Hall of
Milford, and LIEUT.. Col. c. M. Ste
\ venson of this city. Governor Hum
asst night issued orders assigning
ne dates upon which each Com
amy will report for inspection.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
Youth Was Intoxicated.

Frank Empsen, colored. was arrest.
ed last night for drunkenness Aa
he 10 but 1S years Of age the author.
tiles will investigate where be got
/ liquor.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
OUTLINE OF THE STRUGGLE.
May 12-Strike began.


July 3O-One brigade of Pcnnsyl-
vania troops ordered to the scene
October 3-President Roosevelt
summoned leaders Of both sides tc
Washington; Mitchell proposed ar.
bitration; operators refused.
October 6Entira militia OF
Pennsylvania ordered to mining
region.
October 13 13-Operators, urged by
President Roosevelt, ayreee to ar
bitration.
October 15.-Arhitrator5 named.
~ October 2l-Convention of miners
declared the strike off. President
Roosevelt summoned arbitratnrs to
hold the first meeting Octoh'r "a
The principal concessions for
which the men struck were an in
crease of 20 per cent in wages to
those paid by the ton and II raduc-
ton to eight hours Of the working
day of those employed by the day
WlLkESBARRE, Pa, Oct 22-Thc
anthracite coal strike is ended. The
convention of delegates representing
the striking miners voted to accept
arbitration by the commission of six
men named by President Roosevelt
and to order the strikers to return to
work tomorrow morning
The committee on resolutions "npJrt.
OH in f # j;,,,, 4, o
lie strike by the commission of six
men named by President Roosevelt
and OF ordering the men to return to
work tomorrow mUrEing
The convention received this rrSolI-
ton with appearance of overwhelming
favor.
Th" first pertinent question asked
was by delegate who wanted to
know If John Marklr and other indc-
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

The Board OF Education has re.
cieved $25,5+7.50 from the State
school fund. Although the Whining.
ton schools employ 235 tea cbers, set.
Element 10 made for only ITO.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

Fire In MiddletOwn Hotel.
Fire was discovered about s
o'clock this morning in the cellar Of
the Middletown Hotel. 1t was ex-
tinguished by the fire department
before much damage was done.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
Guild to Entertain,

A musical and the "Spinisters Re-
turn from Klondyke", will be given
by the Woman's Guild of Old Swedes
church In the parish house tomorrow
evening.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22
tn II w EATHE

In the Middle States and New Eng,
and, to day, clear weather will
prevail, with cooler temperature
and westerly winds.
On Thursday clear weather
land cooler temperature will prevail
with westerly winds.
The Thermometer at W. O. Taylor 4
drug store 302 King street today reg
lstered as follows:
7o'clock 10 o'clock lo'clock
43 80 So
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

Daniel Lucy, of 10S East Eighth
street, had his leg fractured yesterday
by piece of lumber falling on it at
the Z. w. g. B. car shops
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

Thirty-fourth annual conyen-
ton.
Loss of II members during
year.
Grand Master Of Eychnguer
Mari rounds out quarter OF cen
tury in Office.
Change of date Of convention
talked Of as date conflicts with
that of other orders.
Pythlan excursion may be
fixed affair.
Samuel II. Carson likely to be
elected Grand Chancellor.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-22

The thirty-fourth annual conven
ton of the Knights of Pythias is
being held in Pythian Hall, Seventh
and King streets, today. When the
returning Grand Chancellor, Charles
II. Lippincott, called the conven-
ton to order there were about 100
delegates in attendance. After the
transaction of routine business Mr..
Lippincott presented his annual re-
port which in part was as follows:
Greeting Today brings US to
the thirty-fourth annual mile stone
of the Grand Lodge. My official
year has been devoid Of any unusual
occurrences, and therefore my official
acts have been largely of u routine
nature. The year that has passed
since we last met has not been one
of much success, as the reports when
completed will show a slight loss in
membership. l feel, however, that
there has been marked increase
in Pythian spirit in a large portion
of the Domain, particularly in the
upper portion of the state, since
September 6, when we held our
Pythian Day Excursion, which was
a success, and l think it did some
good for the Order in general.
"As 1t is my privilege on this oc-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-22
FILED FOR RECORD.

The following instruments were filed
for record In the Office OF County Audi
tor and Recorder Garaghan during the
last week:
F. F. Hip to John Magnuson, l, 100. So
acres OF land with water right on Step
toe Creek; consideration, 81, 500.
w. G. Lyons and Teresa Riepe, strip
Of land on Murry street; consideration,
$500.
All Loon OF DeLamar to Charlie
Korr, south half of lot II in block d,
on the East side OF Murry street; con-
sideration, sl25.
Charlie Korr to Teresa Magnuson,
same property described above; con-
sideration, $3.50.
w. G. Lyons and A. D. Camptou to
John Magnuson, north half OF lot IL in
block ID, fronting on the west side of
Murry street; consideration. $50.
Notice Of forfeiture, P. A. Peterson
against Augusta Stein, both of Hamil-
ton. p. A. Peterson claims to have
expended $500 In assessment on the Re-
lance claim In White Pine District and
claims $3.50 to be due from Augusta
Stein, q co.owner therein.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-22
REPUBLICAN cONVBN TI0N
POSTPONED.

At a meeting ofthe Republican State
Central Committee held at Carson on
Saturday last 1t was decided to post
pone the Sta to Convention until FRI
day, September IL. The Democrats
and their allies will hold their conven-
tion on August 20, and in the postpone
ment OF the Republican gathering 1t is
evidently the idea of the Committee
men to give their party an opportunity
to profit by the mistakes which are
likely to be made by the party now in
power. But whether or not the de-
cision OF the State Committee Is alto
gether wise is question that is open to
argument.
As far as 1t effects the State ticket
proper the delayed date Is all right, but
the fact that the election OF United
States Senator and a Congressman Is
Involved, presents the matter In dif-
ferent light.
As II now stands the State campaign
will be behind that OF the counties by
COu0 Wubhb auu at .
likely to arise that will make success
more difficult.
II the party organization we're COM
plete this argument would not have the
force 1t has at the present time, but
1t Is a fact which 1t Is useless to deny
that the coming State Convention will
amount to a practical reorganization
Of the Republican party OF Nevada, and
there never was time when good gen.
eralship and diplomacy were SO impor-
tant in the direction OF party affairs.
The State Convention this year
should furnish an inspiration for the
rank aud Ole of the party throughout
the State, but IT is decreed that 1t
shall DO otherwise and the Republicans
OF the several counties must guard the
party interests in their own way.
1t is understood all the members of
the State Committee who were present
at last Saturdays meeting favored the
postponement OF tho convention, an
the NEWS has no disposition to criti-
clze their judgment, but simply calls
attention TO this point that Republi-
cans generally may be on their guard
against possible mistakes In their own
party, aud that they may be extremely
careful In making promises, the fulfill
ing OF which may endanger Republican
success at the polls.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-22

State Office this year. 1t has been un-
derstood for some time past that United
States Senator John p. Jones would
not again be candidate for reelection
and that gentleman himself has been
credited with emphazing that state
ment. This being the case the name
of Hon. A. G Cleveland was suggested
by the NEWS as Senator Jones's sue
cessor, and the suggestion was received
with warm expressions OF approval in
all parts of the State.
Mr.. Cleveland is today the logical
candidate OF his party for the United
States Senatorship and we believe the
Republicans OF the State, as we'll as a
goodly part OF those who have in the
past affiliated with the opposing party,
are only waiting for an opportunity to
endorse his candidacy.
This being the situation we respect
fully move to amend the above ticket
by substiting the name of Hon. A. C.
Cleveland for that OF Senator Jones,
and confidently ask for its endorsement
by the Republican press of the State.
For Secretary of State the NEWS
would suggest the name of C. H. Gro
nant OF Eureka. Mr.. Cronant would
make an ideal officer and his ndidacy
would add strength to the ticket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-22
HOLD CHAIRMAN STOCK.
This Is Our Emphatic Advice {,
Enquirine stockholders.

For some time past the NEWS has
been receiving inquiries from stock
holders of the Chairman Mining and
Electric Company in various parts OF
the East asking for private informa-
tion regarding the property and from
these ENG uiries 1t Is apparent that the
delay in starting the new mill, coupled
with the unfounded rumors put In cir
cu'ation by former employees who have
been dismissed from the company's
service here, has had tendency to
shake their faith in the mine.
To all these we would emphatically
say, Hold your stock!" The Chain
man mine is today worth 100 per cent.
more than 1t was year ago and when
the ore bodies now known to exist have
been opened up from the 300-foot level,
as they will In the year to come, the
increase in valuation will be proper
tionally greater.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-22
COPPER FLAT
SCORES AGAIN
Still Another Rich Strike Made
In That Property This
Week.
A Bigger Body OF Even Richer
Ore Has Now Been
Exposed.
Urgent Demand for a Smelter,
and 1t Must Be Erected
This Year.

The NEWS last week gave an account
OF rich strike which had been made
the Wednesday previous at Copper
Flat. The vein then referred to was
twelve feet in width and assayed 17a
per cent copper, but this week still
another strike has been made which
ecllpses the former one in size and rich
es.
With such immense deposits OF high
grade ore opened up and the absolute
certainty that the mine will continue to
improve with depth and development
1t seems that the installing Of smelter
can no longer be delayed, and while no
information can be gained from the To-
cal management, 1t is safe to predict
that work on the plant will be CON-
menced before the close OF the present
seasen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-22
THE RUTH DEAL.
Amount OF the Purchase Price
Is $I7I,00O.


The four claims, including the Ruth,
Ruth Fraction, Kearsarge and the New
York, bonded last week to W. II.
Peck of Chicago, will bring their lucky
owners the sum of sl7l, 200. and while
this may be regarded by some as big
price, it does not in reality represent
one-half the value of the properties.
The Ruth proper is the only one Of
the group in which any considera BILE
amount of development work has been
done, but the magnificent sh owing
made In this property proves 1t to be
a mine ranking with the best in this
now famous district.
Mr. Peck came West with the inten.
tion of visiting not only Ely, but Tono-
pah and Thunder Mountain district In
Idaho, but after examining the mines
of this district and securing the bond
on the Ruth ne telegraphed his prin-
cipals in the East that he had all he
wanted and left at once for Chicago.
Private advices received yesterday
state that capitalists in Chicago were
so favorably impressed with Ely as
field of investment that the capital for
taking up and developing the Ruth
group was pledged within two days
after Mr.. Peck arrival in the city and
so great was the demand for mining
properties here that plans for securing
another group of claims by separate
company are already underway.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-22
POLITICAL POTPOURRI.

Gov. Sadler has announced that he Is
a candidate for reelection.
William Wood burn, the present At
torney- General is mentioned as the
candidate OF the "Fuslon" party for
Congress. Poor Van Duzerl
With w. ID. Jones an asplrant for
the Supreme Judgeship, Peter Breen,
Esq, OF Eureka has clear field for
Judge OF the Third Judicial District.
g N q
At the coming election White Pine
county will elect two Assemblymen,
and already the question as to who will
be the candidates for Legislative honors
is receiving consideration.
@ 8 g
e. Z. Winfrey, who has been Princi-
pal OF the Eureka school for two years
past, is being prominently mentioned
as the "Fusion" candidate for State
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
81 50 HG
The Virginia Chronicle Is OF the opin-
ion that eight years in any public Of
fee Is enough for any one man. Re-
spectfully referred to Hon. F. G. New
lands OF the Palace Hotel, San Francis
co.
In the course OF a speech on the Phil
ipplne Government bill one day last
week Senator Stewart OF Nevada was
twitted by Mr.. Tillman of changing his
views on the Silver question. The Me-
vada Senator warmly denied the impu-
tation and intimated that Mr.. Tillman
could not understand the argument he
had made. His views, he said, had not
changed. For the present, at least, the
Silver question was dead because the
enormous output of gold had made
good times.
w. d. Jones OF Austin, who resigned
the Office OF Attorney General last year
to accept the appointment of Judge OF
Tue i uiru Dlsbricbi tenuerou hin py
Governor Sadler. now announces him
self as candidate for Supreme Court
Judge on the so called Fusion" ticket.
The vacancy in the District Judgeship
to which Mr.. Jones succeeded was
caused by the election of Judge Fitz-
gerald OF Eureka TO the Supreme
hanoh and pou I ha t.a mid tra ait iurist
wants to follow his predecessor.