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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
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ger Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
QJAKERCITYMuRDER
Fiendish Act of Negro Servant
Suspected of Theft.
EMPLOYER and DAUGHTER SHOT DEAD
Another Daughter. SeriOuxIy WOund-
ed. Lives to Identify the slayer,
Who COnfpsscs That lie Did
the Terrible Deed.

.. the Terrible Deed.
PHILADELPHIA. April =. Fearing
that he would he arrested for theft,
William ii. Lame. II colored butler,
shot and killed his employer, Mrs.
ella j. Furbush. her twelyc-year-old
daughter Madeline and probably NOR
tally wounded another daughter.
Eloise. aged seven years. ut their
home. G52 North Fifteenth street,
shortly before noon yesterday. Lane.
who is twenty-five years of age, es-
capped from the house and four hours
later was captured by Philadelphia
detectives while waiting in Camden,
N. j., TO board train for Bridgeton,
N. J. He was Immediately brought to
this city. was identified hy little Eloise
and confessed his crime.
The murder was one of the most
rold blOoded that has been committed
In this city for scme time. Mrs. Fur
bush lived with her daughters in Il fine
four story house, which was furnished
with all the comfort that an ample
purse could provide. Lane had been
her butler since Christmas, and be.
sides him she had another coIored
servant, Il woman named Agnes. Re-
GENTLY Mrs Furbusll had been missing
small amounts Of money, and finally
she informed the police, who began an
investigation, which was still in prog.
ress when this tragedy was enacted.
Suspicion fell on Lane, and a warrant
was sworn out for his arrest.
According to Lanes confession, he
saw Mrs. Furbush OH Monday night
counting large roll of bills. Know.
Ing where she kept the money, he
bided his time. and at an Opportune
moment late In the evening he stole
$40. Yesterday morning Mrs. Furbush
missed the money and questioned the
cololed man, but he denied all knowl-
edge OF having seen it. Expecting that
the theft would be placed Oh him and
that Mrs. Furb,sl would have him ar
rested, Lane planned to murder the
mother and her children, rob the house
and disappear.
AT the police station Lane said he
was sorry for what he had DONE lie
was surprised to hear that EIoise was
aliv" and said he always liked her and
hesl1ated to kill her, but 1T was nee.
essary to do So" Now that | have
been caught" he added. Il hope she
will recover. am aIso sorry for Mrs,
Furbush and Madeline. but poverty
tempted me to do it, and | must now
suffer-
Later Lane was taken to the hos
ptal, where Eloise identified him, say
Ins: HE is William Lane the man
who killed my mother and sister and
tried to kill me. You know You did,
William In his presence her state
ment was taken. and Lane put the
seal of accuracy 10 1t by saying. "Ev.
the child has said is true"
Lane is the son of preacher who
lives in Bridgeton and has served il
term in the Mount Holly IN. j.. Jail
Tor larceny and has been confined in
the Huntingdon pa, refOrmutory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
WOMEN IN
A FIGHT.

West Grove, Pa, April In a
desperate battle, early yesterday
morning Mrs. Sarah L. Walker
and her daughter Mary, who re-
side on their farm two miles south
of this place, frustrated the mur-
derous attack Of Il negro. The
women occupy Il room together,
and were awakened by Il crash at
the window and recognized, they
say, their negro hired man, Thom-
rs Gibbs, entering the room. He
had smashed the window with an
AK.
The negro srapplel with the
mother, choking her, and attelnpt-
ed to drag her to the window,
where the AK lay. The daughter
seized corn cutter, which she
kept for protection, and attacked
the negro SO ticrcely that he was
forced to release Mrs. Walker to
defend himself. While the daught-
er continued the attack upon the
negro, Mrs. Walker screamed for
help. Her cries We're heard by
the farmer, whose house was close
by. He rushed ont and, after
ringing the farm bell for help,
came to the rescue and was Joined
by neighbors.
The negro, failing to regain
possession of the AK, because Of |
the fierce fight made by the young
er woman letreated by the way |
he had come into the room. He
fled to another room, and was
their guarded by rescucrs until
arrested by Constable Speakman.
He was then brought to West
Grove, where in default of heavy
hail he was sent to jail at WeS!
Chester by Squire Evans.
Gibbs, tbs alleged assaiant of
the Walkers. had been in their EN-
ploy about four months and oc-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
knntO DOnhinHO Rehels Shaky.

SANTO DOMINGO, April 2.-The
rebels In the Barahona district, on tn,
south coast, are already seeking AS,
suranccs that they will not be severely
dealt with If they surrender. but the
government officials have refused to
make any guarantees The rebellion
is limited to Barahona and its vicinity,
where many important arrests have
been made. Confidence in the power
Of the government to crush the rebel.
lion Is re-estabiished.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Tired Feelings, WelrineS, Lack Of
Energy, Dependency, and Norose-
ness in Spring, are Sings
Of HI Health.
PAINE'S
CELERY COMPOUND
RejuVenateS The Fa6sed-Olt System
and ReSt0r.S Perfect Health.

To thousands Of people out of sorts,
weary, Respondent, morosc. irritable,
with weak, taltering step, pale faces,
and dull and Sunken eyes. not sick
enough to be confined to bed, that is
critical and dangerous season.
time that urgently calls for prompt
action, if recuperation and cure are
the prime objects.
The past experience Of hundreds of
thousands, including able medical
men, clcrgymcn, Judges, lawyers,
literary men and women. the rich and
those in high social position, points
tmhesitatingly to Pane's Celery Com
pound, the great medical prescription
of modern times, that gives to the
aiIine, sick, and diseased the true
condition OF health that insures hap
piness and true pleasure from day to
day.
The virtues peculiar to Paine's Gel
cry Compound quickly manifest their
power in the correction of unhealthy
nerve action, and supplying the veins
WIN pure, more abundant, more vlg-
orous, and lie giving blood.
Painc's Celery Compound is pro-em.
lncntly the best spring medicine
known to medical practitioners for
thoroughly cleansing and purifying
the blood, and banishing the varied
ills that result from poisoned and
impure condition of the life stream.
If you have any OF the varied SYM
ptoms Of rheumatism neuralgia, dys-
pepsia, liver complaint. kidney dis
ease, eczema, or salt rheum,a few bot
ties Of Painc's Celery Compound used
at this time will rapidly dispcl all
trouble and danger. We urge every
weak, ailing, and sick person to fairly
test the medicine that is doing more
for suffering humanity than all other
combined remedies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
DOTS.

At the Water Beard meeting yes.
lerday President Belts announced
thaL he would make an Inspection Of
the recent storm effects along the
Brandywinc some time soon and de.
sired that the other members accom-
pany him. 1t is understood that
Park Superintendent l.cisen is of the
opinion that the Water Department
Should pay for the damages done The
park by the overilowng Of the dam
up the Brandywine.
The ferry boat Fort Lee built by
lhe II, and II. Company, was given a
dock trial to-day, Wednesday. On
Thursday it will be given a river
trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
EA- vnwLa. Cat. Vo.1Inuu

New Yorker Gets Indianapolis Job.
WASHINGTON, April Bids were
opened at the treasury department for
the general construction Of the new
United States courthouse and postotiice
building at Indianapolis. Ind. There
were seven bidders. John Pierce Of
New York city was the lowest. His bid
on Indiana limestone was $1,2O7,0OO
His bid for Mount Waldo (Ale.y granite
was 81, 900. Time TO complete, thir.
~ months.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
-HH - -
lsxSSislEfslsahs.,.s ~
OUR INDIAN WARDS.
Senate Committee Favors an
Increased Appropriation.
U!NTAH RESERVATION TO BE- OPENED
Hem b"rship of Dawes Comm lsAiOn,
E"ducCd by the House, HestOrcd
to Four-t Vote Tomorrow ON
thr D!rnmnrAnriRe ELL.

WASHlNGTON, April .. Senator
Stewart, chairman of the senate com
nitl"e on Indian affairs. yesterday re-
ported the Indian appropriation bill II
the senate As reported il carries Il to
ia! appropriation Of @,4lj,339. a net
Increase. Of S9I.t, ,S24 over The total as
the hIll passed the house. The increases
ure generally comparatively small. The
largest item of increase is $3.50. 600 Oh
recount Of the Delaware Indians. Au
ihOrily is given TO use tn" trust funds
Ut various tribes of Indians to the ag
Erc"ate extent Of 81 .U3l 1Jl for the set.
lEHnrnt Of obligations and for Other
purposes.
Tie membership Of the Dawes com
Mission is restored to four in number
til" house having reduced it to three.
and an amendment is inserted making
final the decisions Of the commission
rs 10 all matters Of aprraisemcm and
lcrs pertaining to the right of citizen
ship in any Of the Five civilized tribes.
ii is made Unlawful for any person to
lay out Il tracl Of land in the ChOctaw,
thirkaSaw. Creek or Cherokee Nation
in Indian Territory except with the per-
mission Of The secretary of the interior
prior to the delivery Of Il deed to him,
the o'fcnsc being made punishable by
imprisonment Authority is given the
secretary Of the interior I" pay ChrrO-
E"r Nation warrants amounting to
SGlOGou.
There is Incorporated in the bill au
thurity to upcu to settlement the Tin
tan reservation in Utah. with the con
sent of Il ma jor!ty Of the adult male In
lianS residing on the reservation.
Eighty acres of irrisablr land is to be
first allotted to each Indian head of Il
family and forty arres to every other
Indian. This authority is coupled with
the condition that persons entering any
oi said land under the homestead law
shall pay therefor Il, the rate Of $l.21
rHr acre.
An agreement was reached by the
sCnat" TO vote on the pending olromar-
garinc bill before adjournment tolnor-
row.
Debate on The measure was continued
throughout the days session.
'i'l" house made rapid progress with
the sundry civil appropriation bill,
completing nincty.three Of the 133
pages Of the bill Efforts TO amend the
bin We're successfully resisted as
rule by Mr.. Cannon, the chairman Of
the appropriations COZ ttee, who was
personally in charge of the measure
The proceedings were without Incl
dent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
GeOrHiN Negro 1,yncI,eI

ROME, Ca, April . Walter Allen, a
negro, charged with criminally assault
Ing Miss Blossom Adanlson, Il fifteen.
ycar-old girl, in this city Monday after
noon, was taken from the Jail last night
by 1000 people, who battered down the
prison doors and hanged him to an
electric light pole in the principal por-
ton of the city A volley was fired
aftcrward, and fully thousand bull
lets entered the negros body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02

cupied a room in the farther part
OF the house. During the night
it is said, he secured the ak and
climbed the porch pillars to the
womcn's bedroom in the second
story.
Five years ago IN aged woman.
named Matte Porter was robbed
and murdered in her home with}
in a mile of the Walker residence.
Her murderer used an ax, and he
has never been captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02

NJ cTlCE-I. THOMAS J.LAWI.E>s., WNER
~ aud occupan. OF Ii use situated il. School
districts nos. d and -, known na Mt.
Pleasant Hotel iCharlt.ton. IN the DIS.
tr:ct and hundred aforesaid. county
or Ncw Castle and Stateof Delaware. III
cumpinncc with tho requirements
Of tn. acts OF the General Assembly III
such cnse made and PROVIDED. do hereby giv-
notice that shall apply IN writing to the
Court Of General sessions Of tho state Of l'ela.
ware, IN and tor New Castls County, OH M,u.
day, the l9,h day OF May 1872. being the next
term Of said court. for aiicease for sad hou,s
ms al inn or tavern. !or tbs sale therein OF
iptoSiratng liquors, IN les, qrAEtltie. than
one quart. " y- druuk on thr premise. and
tho GLOWING respectable ,i!!zsn' OF M
school district at least of whGm nr. SUB.
stantial freehoiders uf sad sthoo! dist ltts
recommend the SAID aprhea'i,a. viz:
;. Louis b ubel lamr, lhUmp5on
Victor bGrbcl lhom1- 10y
Peter J Hnughey kdwErd baO',y
Jamss Horv B"HiRIntn Nehane
John Mil.tr t-'rr tuaap.ly
Jp,cpi lunsaua Ih0ra4 Eus.si
Webster blAke.y ',iuon Cheney
m3l-it' THOMAS j. Law .ESS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Y. NJ. 6. A. A. Wants Money.

An effort has been stated by the
Directors OF the Y. NJ. c. Ia. to COL
lecL s6. 800 to meet the running eX-
penscs OF the institution for the en-.
suing year.
When the matter was brOaChcd
Secretary Francis b. Short contribut-
ed 500 toward the sum required. aud
he suggested that it would not be
amisS il the directors would contribute
before making al appeal TO the
friends of the association.
The result is that already $1,000
has been pledged by directors Of the
association. This represents more
than onc-scyenth Of the amount de-
sired to meet the financial needs, and
the remainder vii! be obtained from
friends IF the association,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Earnings of the .TBig Steel"

NEW YORK, April .. The directors
of the United States Steel corporation
have given out statement showing
the net earnings for the year, with the
O67, ,195. The usual dividends al the
rate of per cent ON iii" preferred and
4 per cent on tlr common stocks have
also been declared
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Will Take \.

Will l0kr h".....s ~ i.rUair Canal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April -
United States Engineer Knight, in
charge of the government work on Ten
nessec river. has returned from Flor
ence, Ala, where he had been called TO
examine the break in the canal lie
says the damage to the canal is so
great that navigation will be interrupt.
ed for two or three months.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Anime Tourists Lost.

VIENNA, April -Four tourists left
here last Saturday to ascend the
Schneeherg, in the Rax Alps, in lower
Austria. One of the tourists has been
found dead. No traces Of the other
three have been discovered. and the
heavy snow makes the search for them
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Japanese Editor In WanhingtOu,

WASHINGTON, April mir. Vnmo-
to. editor of the Japan Times is a guest
Mt the japanese embassy in this city
and has called at the state department
to NEE. DR.. Hill the first assistant Sec
retary of state, and other officials. He
Is on Il trip of pleasure and ohserva-
tion
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Latest Figures From Arkansas,

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, April with
ten counties yet to report official and
unofficial reports yield the following
results on the United States senator
ship: james T. Clarke, 81; James X.
Jones, 30; necessary to elect on joint
ballot, IL. These figures are deemed
reliable
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
N. A. COLE
PARD0NED.

| " ho'ituS NC n SUlc. VINO was Eerf-
ing a live years sentence for the muir.
der of William A Montague, in this
city in May 1899. Governor Hum
signed the pardon yesterday and Cole
Will be reicascd to day.
Howard NJ. Long, attorney, of
Philadelphia, appeared 10 behalf of
Cole before the board at Dover, and
the testimony of several physicians
was submitted, stating that Coles
health was undermined by his con.
incment. Other evidence in his behalf
was to The effect that Cole would
leave at once for his former home n
SlicrbroEe. Canada, from whence he
came to pursue his dental studies at
the University of Pennsylvania. The
following reasons why the prisoner
should lie released were submitted by
Attorney Long. That the condition
OF the health of Cole is such as rem.
ders his further Incarceration dan.
gcrous TO his life, and has been much
impaired on account Of his imprison-
ment. The recommendation of Her.
bert Ii. Ward, attorney general.
That Cole Lad been in Jail nearly
three years and two years and five
months thereof under Sc Il tenco That
under the operation ofthe communion
OF sentence upon goud behavior now
in force in this state, he would have
only about fourteen months more to
serve to complete his full sentence.
Cole was sentenced III November.
1899, TO five years Imprisonment in
New Castle jail. Upon The completion
Of the workhouse. lie was removed
there. During his confinement he has
been the dentist OF the Jail, having
leen student Of Dentistry when the
crime occurred. One Of the arguments
urged in favor OF his pardon was that
he would at once leave this country
and return to his home and friends
in Canada.
At the trial Cole was defended by
Sylvester d. Townsend, Jr., and Wal
Ter ii. Hayes, and both were greatly
surprised yesterday when they heard
that Cole had been pardoncd. 1t is
sad that few months aga relatives
wrote to Mcssrs. Hayes and Town.
send, asking If they would undertake
to get Il pardon. bnt they replied that
they deemed it unwisc to do so at
this time.
Word was received by Warden
Mescrve last night lnat Governor
HUM had signed The pardon a d he
will receive it to-day. His brolher-n-
law has been in this city several days
and is expected at the workhouse to-
day to accompany Cole from the insli.
tuition.
That Cole had been pardoned oc.
caSlGncd great surprise in thii city
yesterday altcrnoVn, and many per-
sons seemed indignant about it. Onn
OF the surprising incidents of the nj,
ter was that Attorney. General Ward.
had recommended the liberation If
Cole ltwas rumOrcd about las night
thatCoIe Will figure as an important |
witness in a case to be presented at
he May term of the Court Of Gener.
81 sessions by the prosecuting officers
for the state. Whether or not this is |
lrue could not be learned last night
Is Atforney-General Ward could not
he found and asked about the matter.
In connection with this it also was
reported that Mr.. Ward, Deputy At
.Orney-Gcneral Richards aad a steno-
5raphcr have made several trips to
he workhouse recently to obtain
statements from Cole.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Plumbers and Cnrpentcrs Out.

PiTTSFlELD Mass. April 2.-Prac-
tically the entire force Of plumbers and
carpenters of this city is idle, having
gone out OH strike. Almost 30 men
ore affected. The master builders and
the master plumbers refuse to grant
an eight hour schedule.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
The Public Debt,

WASHINGTON, April 2. - The
monthly statement of the public debt
shows that at the close Of business
March 81, 1902, the debt, less cash in
the treasury, amounted to $907, 49,
332, which Is Il decrease for the month
of 81. S23, ,12O,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
DaIl Fixed For EaathbOne-

HAVANA, April 2.-The supreme
court has hxed the bail of Estes G.
Rathbone at 100000 cash. The court
ruled that until sentenced Rathbone
was entitled to bail under the postal
code,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
New ROusc For Swisa Parliament,

BERN. Switzerland. April THE
handsome new parliament buildings.
constructed at cost Of Sn0O.UDO
francs. have been opened with consid-
cradle ceremony by the federal coln-
ell and Federal assembly. After assem-
bling for the last time in the Old build
ing the members of both chambers
drove in procession, headed by 1|c can,
tOnal authorities, to the new structure,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

MI
The knsrr'S yacht Meteor III. has
started on her Transatlantic Journey.
A Gov"rn"s% made an unsuccessful
attrmpt /" Hssassinaic the police pre-
feet Of Moscow.
Justice Chester has handed down Il
decision that the New York franchise
lax law Is constitutional.
Thirty-nine British soldiers were
killed and forty-liv" injured in Il rail,
road wreck in the Transvnal
William Williams was appointed
commissioner of immigration nj New
York. to succeed Thomas l'iiche.
The dam Of The Rnmagc Paper com
pany at Mount Bridge. Mass. hurst
and carried off tho colnpany's mill.
DubeIi the Halter
Go o Cha.!es u, Duboll Tor vOlr hat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
King Edward Feared Anarchlnts

ROME, April 2t-Thc Corriere Della
Sera asserts that King Edward aban-
doned his proposed visit to the Riviera
on account of the discovery of an an
archist plot against his life. The an
archists purpoSed to give the appear
ance of Boer revenge to their opera
tiOnS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Lyuch's Store
At your service.

~ your service.
No matter how small or lars" tIc order.
no matter how long u short the distance,
your order has the sane prompt a,.d accutot0
attention. Just In 800 lushcl4 Chester cpun
~ white potatoes toe. BASKET: ) cans tomatoes
sjc j cans tnrly lunc peas .Ic, good corn So.
Gnn; Aunt lcmllna Pan Gaze Flonr Sc. pack.
age: shredded Wheat Biscuit ljr narka &c:
Grape Nuts BE package; ! lbs tuifornis
PIums l5c; ID bIXcs Laundry Starch No
Storca, Fourth AMI VI adson and Elgnth and
KIN. streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Farther Lights McetinD,

Ihs evening in Second baptist
Church, Corner Ninth and Franklin
Streets. Mrs. Sarah Almond smalIev
VIII speak about India, lives and
Gust oms of the people as she saw them
A cordial welcome to all,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Heavy Fire Loss In .Jauan.

YOKOHAMA, April 2.-The loss
from the fire at Fukui, near the north
west coast of the island Of Honshiu,
where 1900 houses were destroyed, IL
estimated at 1900. 900 yen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
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MILWAl kEE. Wis. April p May
or David :. Rose. Democrat, has been
reelected with a plurality close to
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