The Wilmington daily Republican., February 21, 1902, Image 2

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liv the agreement ol tile Wit
mington Coat Gas,Company and the
Wilmington City Kailway aud the
l'eopies Kailwav to pav the city
what It considered right and
proper in the wav of taxes'ou tlic.r
franchises, it will cut down
city delicit just that many dollars.
Thirteen thousand dollars is like a
godsend to Council when they ex-'
pect some littv thousand dollars
tmenf which
HIE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
o
and Publishing Co,
fl BUSHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. L. CUlt. 1 ll litI) AM) KINO STREETS.
Entered nt the Post Office at Wllmingtc
Del. us second-cluss mail matter.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21.
• 002 .
from the Water De
dwindled down to less than that!*
The 1\*Ki'i iu.k .\\ has alM
sum.
along contended that the corpora
lions enjoying the franchises ol oc-j
tupviog our streets should pay
•oinethmg back in the shape of
taxes. We never believed lhat
the tax should not he u burdens nine
ene bat that they should contribute
yearly a small tax on the conccs
• ions received from the city by
lhem. Every property owner Is
compiled to pay a city and a water
tax whether their property
ducing revenue
just that much less
raised from property owners.
Miyii ado about nothing is now
being made about cue teacher in
the public school who refused to
sho.v her vaccination to Dr. ,1. II ,
The teacher is all right
on her
part. There is no necessity for all
the publicity which has been given
tho affair. Dr. Morgan says that.
Tu per cent of the teachers and;
scholars submitted without an)
protest. There is me thing cer-,
taiu. if John Smith conforms to the
rules of the Board ot Education,
pro
uot. It means
will have to be
Morgan,
and so
s the doctor, it was ouly a
misunderstanding
Blight
aud is vacciualed, ilarry Jones huY
no right to say he won't comply'
with the rule
leve
because he don t be
vaccination,
l'lie article was uncalled lor and
was written by a hothead who
does uot know what is news and
what is private. There is practi
cally nothing in the whole affair
beyond that one of teachers did not
care to show her an
pan. but said that hr. Shorludgi
'mill 1 >ok upon it.
to Dr. Mor
It
aid be a blessing
a law was passed In Dela
guise
ware . • drive shyster lawyers
11
oi tiie s t;ito and aeud them to the
Workhouse. At the rate at
• hicli •
the p ib- '
it is a wonder one
law
•ut
Halt ul t lie in ever make enough i
pa. then* laundry bills*.
• and innumerable «»liier
let al
5C
the t.
bills
ho pruci
Some men
a ala pled lor it a :d tall into a
the s
paj mg practice
lr.
',' u
' make a
whtfe others wli
decent living at the practice of !,i
'*
dr
• uto politics and i
Some i;
;Iside bus
ness venture,
conscientious .
are
*' c 1 ' ul " l lo '•
alter they ~
v doll a
retain a
through with the!
they iii
'the i
». and
. like the bu.v.urd,
uate
we do not
kind
practicingtuw in i
\s a conaequeute of a pr
bi i! lobe off ere
to test
the ga,
ot the N.
ty ' ompauy
Great N
ferre I tt
bled - . points and ot lie
htuvk
pall
1'hei • h,
v ih
press the
Hie.
ter; . »
hone-' d.
to 111,1,
:t
friend
nation
o! the I
il n t ro.
d act • I
V'O! ab '
flyer ;n t
Ti
c*».(tei
veil, i
Kchlev a
1'icine
and
that
Free, den*
tli.i
i art
L"llll),ll'.'J.
bad p ec<
lit tie the
Schley,
in command and
American cat.";
lh«nr ' rep
their orders.
s ness t'
•hie; eni'.'i
I •- c h! c v
to
If the ms
down them a
the
be
he
roubles
Dhilijipines
uld roe
rest about the wu.- ,cl, w i
inch l ue'e Suin'
have been treating the I upmos
What a ditferencc il
you treat the black
country and the lountrv lar aero
'.be water! •\ympa!hy is olten no!
Ikin deep, and in this case l s a
iltle color b!iml
ner in
th.rt
Tjii-' Washington Fire
wij.l celebrate iU njd ai
al German llali th s. Friday c
ingf. The Washy *4 one ol the "!d
cst lire companies ,n our c ly and
»ne of the mo-l act ve, enjoying a
arge membership.
Thk stormv weather was tlu
means of at least two publu sales
u tho country being postponed un
til next week, Don t lorget to con
suit tho Kutuucan if y
lo find out who i& selling out.
This it the season ot the plumbers'
del ight frozen ra;n
bursted water pipes,
get your Uiil you wonder if you
badjordered newp umb
311 1 the house.
iinnny
ant
;
apuuia .
When
ig th, j.j-h
l\'4MI.Mi
h ci
• winu brca-l *
■SA±
\vhh.e ganbliog It prohibited
by- the law* io the form of slot ma
chine*, policy playing,
wheel*, and other devices, gamb
ling in stocks it winked at by the
|laiv. even a* low as ten ehaie'a be
ing bought and aold. We do not
think that gambling is good for the
average American youth or the old
man but we do oot believe it can
ever be broken up by the police
lorcc. It can be stopped for the
time beiog but like the measles it
is llab'e to break out at i
We believe io restricting these
vices but does anyone think fora
moment that they can be stamped
out for good and all time.' Garnb
i >° •' certain extent is carried
! 00 in the clubs where there is pro
j '-ecuon from interference by the
olice - Ail reforms are spasmodic
I "" ll especially in the large cities,
B . nd would require the constant
vigilance of Hie police loroe to erad
icate 1,10 greatest vice of I he pres
eut a » e ' What man does not like
Ferris
time.
0 chance it once in a while* A
Iar » e number of the richest men
are not adverse to gambling iu some
i ? rm or another, if only for the ex
c j lc,acnl ol j 1 - Kveo Adam and
^ ve in Gie Garden ot Eden took
^haucef unci the result was that
mankind has beeu laboring under
lhal cursc ever siuce. We have
been informed that our city will
witness one of the greatest cru
sai ^ es * against gambling and vice
Lhat has ever been witnessed by
Wilmingtoniaus, While the new
broom sweeps clean every gambler
run to cover and when the
siorm blows over they will be found
g business at the old stand.
Follow up tho record of the nolice
department in o.ir city lor years
past and then you can do your own
thinking about stamping out ot the
evils that are said to exist in cities
si/e. Wilmington :s not
halt as bad a> some ol the dies
that border on it. We believe (.hex
ter has more o! the sporting pro
fess.onal gambiiug element in it
than Wilmington. We
miracles
will
ot ;
ones
ho do not expect to witness any
Wilmington. No! just
yet,
Tt
hk is chance lor reform all
about ns. Even the weather could
lor u share ot it. It w;il
come
sooi] he served up like hot tamales
alter '
clock
tile evening 1
Tins
delightful
is certainly
to have to stand out iu the
:o!d ter one hoi
.i cramped po
A ii il done in Delaware,
too. I he Stale that boaots u! ,ta
great Statesmen.
v.iii»» Contests.
s iii the bow ling tournu.
itv Bjw'
! Mg t on
iglii resulted i
in
last
ViCloi
for '.I
Jlirislia
Associa
<,
an 1 Kcjjnblicai
'init Learns.
cs in the games between
I the Republic
i a,'
^
ih on the latter's
L'it ti hi the Knights
:tc g.h
of V o!
'•us V. M. C.
Io lii JI Lin. Both g;
:j an.l nearly '-very
e;i were in
I e • e s
g Me
puhbi-cii club robed the slu
|j 10 evc
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ital of "Lid in
ig getting g
tin ir m
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liigicsl individual seme, getting 202
in Ins lasi game, lie a!
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untiring efforts in nursing the wotm 1
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"f more than a thousand nurses win,
have testified t »the wonderful results
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their sick, debilitated ami exhausted
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the liver
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[great nerve centres. * Paine's Celery '
Cimpound never fails to restore them
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ires rheumatism and
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liver, bowels
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ceived by the proprietors of Paine's
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lie 11 journals fi
after en
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and
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PHILIPPINE INVESTIGATION,
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WASH 1 NG'I't IN.
IVI). 21.
AI
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said the
the I
lik'd
th" I'hdippilies
vas the Ih st
Hung
hat «•<,iihl luippe
would have
• • had
lie a.I.h .1;
vc inkd
zed
.f
• eu.litioiis
lie Philippines, he ex
ith the
uioi. that trade
would be self
i h*
pay
- .-I' the n,
V I ili'I'e.
b< !i. \ • 1 lh;i
the I ilipiiios aii.l for
r l al't. "We a
hing there the only «•<
Viis iihsolu
I or
y other <•<
Ihe title Wo
•sue and a
re juirsu
the other
ing there. If th m senators
the
hers of the comtilil
ceil there, they
done tlilfeieiilly. a
ll w
il should (Jo so,
o anyi hing bu
go ahead."
If
ale and
■ /ruble
itlulrawing
ids sli'cdd present Itself,
do you think the United Wales would
Thn
question a
llduk there
essed. as I believe I
wry spirit. I think
r work in
am. of ihe
Hint
vc should
islands
nitlnue
tliai
arc there
likelihood of finding
ho
ruble wi
vernor Taft
the
of the sitting, a
mitten adjourned until next Thursday.
clu si
Old $»oint Comfort. Va. Popular
Tours Via IL & OR R.
Wilmington, Fiifurdurs. March
$14.00 for
Jrouudtrip. Including railroad fare, traiu
tors in Washington, Sfuterooin going and
roturnlngon Pnt.onao River Siesmor, and
one and threo-fnurths days' hoard nt Hie
illygulit Hotel, Old Poiut Comfort
j. ir, and
It. ul A. M. Ri
Dr. SimniM Whi'n Piilniorlc Ral«am
The extra ordinary Lung Rjmedf •
II II. Mooro Is still In th) butt or a;
un ,j oliSise businov*at, -Ml King street, 1
egg
' TOE STRIKE SPREADS
Martial Law Likely to Be Pro
claimed In Spain.
KAIIOM CRISIS NAY RESULT.
Pitched I!h tile at Itnroclona and
StrcctN llarrlcaded by StrikcrM.
In Other tit leu Factortea
Have Ueen llurned.
MADRID. Feb. 21.—According to tel
egrnms received here fr
Barcelona,
the street lighting there continues. The
heavy rain which fell during the day
helped to disperse the rioters, and the
authorities are taking severe
Premier Sagasta is preparing
staMishina martial law through
out Spain, The signature of the decree,
it Is believed, will be followed by an
extreme national crisis.
A proclamation lias been issued or
dering all private individuals to
render any weapons they may possess
under pain of severe penalties. The
sale of arms has also been prohibited.
Forty workmen's associations have
been dissolved and the members of
their committees arrested. The dwell
ings of the strike lenders and of an
archists are being registered and put
under guard.
astires.
do
The battleship Pelnyo has been or
dered to Barcelona.
The military engineers have assumed
control of tin* street car service, and a
few cars half Hik'd with soldiers are
the funeral conches
running.
have to he protected by the police. No
letters have bt
delivered in Barcelo
in three days, ami i
some distant
parls of the town business is complete
ly paralyzed.
A pitched battle occurred in the out
skirts of the city between tin* strikers
and the military escort attached to sev
eral wagons that were bringing in pro
visions. The contents of the wagons
were dragged out. ami barricades were
built across the road. The rails In
been torn up to prevent trains from en
t< ring the city.
The strik
movement has begun to
spread seriously. At Castellon de la
liking advantage of the night,
and of the absence of the police, the
fin* to two factories with
tin* aid of petroleum.
•re burned. At
iiig licld ni Caslelk
The factories
workmen's meet
de la Plana a gen
•;il strike was voted.
At Saragossa most of the factories
the demands of !
•it. mid the strikers
have already closed
|
to close j
general of |
re-euforce
•ed at Valencia, but.
tin' refusal of the dock labor
ers to participate, it did nut become
general. The police at Valencia, assist
ed by the troops, have up
• been able
the work
hringiiig pressun* to hear to compel the 1
ics still remaining ope
their doors. The captain
has wired for
Saragossa
A strike commei
tht* pros
nintiiin order
laimed at j
there.
Martial la
Manresa. ah
lias li<'4>n pr
thirty miles northwest
a. and at Saragossa. At tin*
hit ter place the troops have occupied a
stiategir position iu order to check the
of Bared.
stiategir position iu order to check the
disturhane
Owing to the strict censorship over
Barcelona it is difficult to
Ha in tin* real state of affairs then*.
It is quite certain, however, that all the
efforts of the authorities
the labor leaders
1 ii title In
tension of
o persuade
cilia lory at
d the ex
it is more
e so far failed.
■ strike
its restriction.
likely ilia
In additi.
tiie
"t* tit Ionia ho
e rule
provi* a serious
vor preset
is likely
factor ii
tiie situation.
The govt
■nt declines to publish
ires of the .'iisualti<*s in the riots of
Tuesday and Wednesday. It
is infer
. d fr
private ii
ere killed an.l
•ounters of
,,
" noun.
> I tllil
Hide.
persons who
afly wounded
i iricnds in oi
ecu led by
•tier to avoid prosoeu
W. 11
1 h>' ii.."- and
• k a nromiii''
•re violent tha
li tra
lures that las
vorki
her of
ere held
e principal
eeting
V r lurid ill
:ireo Espa
ol a
■etillg i
fa
ti strike. This ide;
as instantly
d. aud the ii
.'rvention of the
gov. rnmeut agents, who always a
end
i<'h meetings.
.as openly spun
d.
■«l l''«Mirr'i*
I.AfltOBE. IG. Feb. 21.-Charles
gather with
;i cousin, left here last
with $ti
sii.d. Hu y had appropriated fr
nml \'.'lll!a
R:i lull Cra i
Jfcmnan,
hi- h. it i
their
i. the fa
*. employing
upon
and had dn
th.
lie bank preparatory to
g oil
Sa urdav.
•r's fa
tliel' is
ell
I'nrmei
kilted l>> n <'
RE EDIT. Wis.. 1'eh. 21.
While dig
of th<' new
the cmhanki
Ih'loil. Delavan Lake aud .1;
esville
uny of Ro. kton ami
verr killed and
f Ro. kton was bad
ly injured by Ihe caving in of the soil.
railway Dciini
CS Bol d well
Dim*
GUTHRIE. Okln., Feb. 21.
"non III Olslalioiun.
Western
ried under the heaviest
enow since its opening to settlement.
Iu Blaine and Grant counties it is
t im
feet dei'p. and in many j>laces
the trains cut through drifts of three
and !'(
r feet.
The New Chief of Police
Y.
f.'iu buy Pillsbury'!* Vito*, at
f)upk»g>' Wheat Foci free
C.iloniui Mai/.e *■ lakes ICc.packnge. U.il^ton's
Health
Hi'i'ud I I. ui' ,'Uc. imckugi'i tl.ii uin^'
ck
iOi.-. pnokaKu; Kahtoii'n Hrain
M i a oral
.Spring Win ci* UQr gallon, good
ii.'h and 1 iv*»i* troub'f. Wo soli
- liquosH fulfil mi ly tl'ndo. Do to I
for good valuoi, goo
■ l> W I. V Ill'll
r 1(1
•h's
**, '.Mal i*
•I H'olll'Ml stl-HHts
'«.• 8. W. Cur. Kiug and I'MguUi
store N. W. (.'or Madison
brain'll
R k uoval notihk.-clii foi.
•nan will ri'inovo T'.biuary g&t)i. from
.• nf Seventh and Kin fi streets lo,
tho new building. :.'K! West Hevcntli street. A
le.lnctlon ut -Up. r ceat w
i'. bi iihi v ito.
il.KKN
S . W. 1 ,,, r
; allowed 11 •»1.i
JC.1 If
FLOODS FEARED.
jilMirkftii' *«r| NoHfnifRiifia Rlvm
Iw tiorKfd ai Mh)' PoIiIi.
riTTSBI : HQ, Feb. 21.—A feleetfttorin,
with rapidly moderating weather, and
two days of rain predicted by the gov
eminent weather^ofHee promise to
bring about the conditions feared for
.weeks past by river men and citizens
generally. The great danger appre
hended is from the immense gorges ot
lee in the Allegheny and Monougnhelu
rivers. The obstructions are of the
most serious charaeter and liable to do
almost incalculable damage to river
era ft moored between this point and
Wheeling, mul should the moderate
weather and rains bringdown with the
lee the heavy snows from up river
points the flood which will result is
likely to bo a record breaker.
The gorge in the Allegheny extends
almost without a break from Pittsburg
fully seventy miles up the river and
varies in thickness from live feet to
sixteen feet. The Ice is frozen to the
bottom of the river in many places and
is damming the water, with the result
that the river Is rising above the gorge,
ami this fact points out that when the
first waters of the rise come the water
will be dammed back until the valley
along the river will be flooded, which
will do damage not to be computed in
money.
The river from Wheeling to Parkers
burg is gorged almost solid, and the
river men fear this almost as much as
they do the gorge in the Allegheny, for
that many boats are frozen
to the bank at various places, and
way to protect them
selves or their tows from the ice when
it breaks. It is feared that in addition
to losing their tows many of the boats
themselves will be lost
the heavy h e.
the reus
these hav
account of
SUMMING UP.
The Flht'iil rioMinit I'i'OM'culion of
< ii bitii I'oMlnl Oflicinlk.
HAVANA, Feb. 2i.-*The fiscal began
summing up for the prosecution yester
up prosecution yester
day in the eases of the Cuban postal
frauds, lie withdrew all the charges
against the two Cuban stamp clerks.
Moya ami Mascara. lie withdrew the
charges against Estes (>. ltathbone of
issuing duplicate warrants and charg
ed the issuing of these warrants to W.
11. Reeves and 0. F. W. Neely. He
maintained the charges of conspiracy
ami extravagance against ltathbone
and said these eases wen* the most im
portant that hud ever come before the
!
< Mihail courts.
| The fiscal declared lhat there was
the testimony of the ev
j perts that $122.0110 had been stolen,
| He said that ltathbone had full pow
ers for the organization of the postal
Miba and that if the service
had been properly organized the ma
jority of the frauds in question could
1 doubt fl
not have occurred.
He said that ltathbone did uot depns
it the funds as required by the postal
laws; that they should have been de
posited when they were received, In
stead of which Katlit
ey in the safe. This alone, the fiscal
declared, rendered Hntlihone liable to
imprisonment for six months. He said
that Kathhone must have known of
these irregularities or stealings. He
also introduced letters to show the In
timacy which had existed between
Neely, Reeves and Rat hi
e left the mon
Troop* Start Fur Philipplneii.
llP'AHO. Feb. 21.
Tim Second and
Third battalions of the Twenty ninth
United States infantry, numbering Hun
men, have left Fort Sheridan hound for
the Philippines by way of Sail Francis
co, Lieutenant Colonel T. F. Forbes iu
command. At Manila Colonel Forbes
iff tIll'll the
A tuna
over to t'olonel Wil
The First battalion of
•nt was recruited at Coluiu*
.. and will Join the oth
esidio. The r«'gimenr
li;i
the regil
er two at the IT
ill sail
the transport Meade Mar. li
^ 1 'olonel Forbes is aecompanied by
his wife and three daughters, and the
wives of a number of the other c
missioned officers will accompany their
Ihe islands.
husliands
ii n» I MI in si* I f.
IT 11 LA I >EI.IM11 A. Fell. 21. Contiil
• ith a hadl.v injured mi
C«J
her bed
kle. the result of a fall last week. Mis.*
Gertrude Gothic.
aged
twenty two
ms shot dead by her lover.
tieorgi* Sutton, aged nineteen \
ilh his moHier, laid
vho,
ig woman's home ii
West Phil
the ye ill
ad.'lphia
beside tlie hod Sutton sent ;
sir. Still standing':
bullet inti
n breast, but his attempt to end
n life was defeated by hospital
his
his
. who say h
A Hull S(r.*cl Flurry.
NEW YORK. Feb. 21. There w
•nsntiomil Hurry in the stock
hicli proved how
iarket
sterday.
during y
I'resident
hill to prevent the brewing of infer!* j
•beer. It requires that hops and malt
Roosevelt had
world by his instructions
•ral
the spe.ulativt
Hie attor
h**gm proceedings
test tile legality of the formation of
the Norther
Securities compaii)
mu.
WASHINGTON. Fell. 21.
ive Nouthwick (N. Y.i has introduced !
A Fiire H<m
Represent
shall Im' the only products entering into j
1 Ih* brewi
beer and ale and that
no other products than barley, wheat '
and rice shall enter into Hie mauufae
ture of malt.
j
I
•ke.1 b> X\ i ii.1 .
VALDOSTA. Gn„ Feb. 21.- During n
terrific windstorm the carriage factory
of tiie Robcrls-Uranford*Dasher coin
us wrecked. Tin? building fell
minutes before the employees
were due to begin their day's work.
The loss to tlu* company is $|u.oou. No
further damage than shade trees and
fences destroyed lias been reported.
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tiflc.
,
j
SECURITY TRUST i
SAFI; DEPOSIT CO..
^ O • fclf) MARK IfiT fc 1 liI'Ti£ l*.
C'npltnl Slock
Burplus......
.f,'.0f),0)i)
.*.r<DO,i)Ii»
'i DaposiiHiif Moiioy,
'J ho com piiu v nets as Ex eon tor, Admin.
Iktrutor, 'Jrusi,u< Uu.1rdi.1n, Kocolvor
Agent, mid louts*,
burglar proof vii'iff*.
A limva In
I
lii) uui
BENJAMIN NI KLIM, Prok
WJLLiAM R. Bit NCKi.K, V
JAMES Ji. UJ.A!tK-blN I'.), .iilSv
SSS
I
I
f
■■ ■
go6.i?o8;eio J
.ARkEt St.~ go6,<goireio.
if Srr
ONLY ONE WEEK MORE OF
OUR FEBRUARY SALE
Great Ba rgains in Every De partment.
Great Reductions
*
After Stock Taking.
Winter Goods at Half Price.
Some Less Than Half.
COME EARLY WHILE THEY LAST.
r
Y
»
WINTER CLOTHING
IT HALF-PRICE.
Swagger Coats
m
#
go 6,<?o8.g lo/ yv ^RKEr St.
Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Fvenln^s.
i
AN ATTACK ON TAFT RESUCED
THE HORSES,
Mr. Patterson Accuses Gov
ernor of Misrepresentation.
:
RECENT STATEMENTS IN QUESTION.
Tin* ol Spc'l
I |>—limine I)Im|»om«*n
uf I ml In i
i-1 iti»i m in llroiiKhl
I' I'oi'lioil
1 1 »iii'opriti
......... v. ..... .
W ASHING ION. 1,1, Ul. Will, t|„.
cx.-pptK.n ol I, l,u III,mil,S Klven In
r.xitinn business Hr, s,mii, .vi'slonhi.v
devoted ils entire session to the Philip
pine question. Mr. Patterson tt'ol.i.
of lh " . . . rx »f lh, Cliilip
pine committee, delivered his first ex
tended speech in the senate ami was
a most attentive and oareliil
u '
ackiiig the
(ion Dili.
hearing, lie <iiscuss«'d primipaliy tin*
sedition laws enacted by the Philippi
commission, vigorously ;
authority of the commission
and enforce
■nnct
• Ii la
s. He
aiiituihcd
that congress alone had Hie power lo
pul !
.»pH',ihli,y,r tl„.
.. .... ' «*l n«<1. wiili
s, , ,,". IMS II,,a (iuv,TMor
I'[[, 'I'T'I'l 1 ":"''! I'' s T m ' i0 "
it , • !' T, "* "''known
■ 1! ,,f
hiiutMiii.H mi ,l„. I'inlipjilui'S * v <'r''
s
for.-e
s of tii,
iharac
ter. He compared information furnish
ed by the executive departments of the
government
laetlllel
itli >
* of the slab
meats of Hove
•nor Taft
his lestimo
ny before the Philippine commission
with respect t
Philippine people
Protest a
'hrislians Hie
•rueliics
practiced
by the American
stop, as
• able
t horitie?
•inber of
withstand the
Baptists i
uld
rath of Hie Met
.(lists,
III is
■:
country.
Mr. Nels
aud eonstiliitional ar
of this g
ippine ar.-ldpelag
tMinn.i presented a legal
s"ppr , rl
Hi.' i'lii 1
and sharply
< liti
I he eoiifr.
auisiii.
Mr. M.-Cumber (N. D.i
the questi<
lari
urged that
••ingress should not hind Ihe future
dffinilr juili
*y regarding the Philippines, as
ail possible Jnfor
desirable tin
uliou
should be ii
policy was det< rtuiued upon.
'Ihe house sjieut the day
approjiri.ition hill
sixty two pages
>r, '
1 '*•
' r
the Indi;
Uorty
ere <tls
•o of the
posed of. Several
adopted, hut none of much i
•ndmculs
iportn
A < u Ion
Itn'ipi'.H'lty I'lan.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. The Re
•mbets of the ways atul
•ans committee were in private e
ference for three hours yesterday atte
the subject of Cuban reciproci
ty, and. although the conference went
•ithout action until today, the
■tubers found themselves for the first
time in possession of a proposition com
iminding considerable strength and tin
tierstood
the administration.
puhllcn
I'.-liroseiit the nltitmle <if
This proposition
was brought forward by Reprrsenta
tivc I.
g of Kansas and authorized
the president, when Cuba was prepare<l
to grant 40 per rent reduction in duties
on United States exports to the island,
to grant to Cuba a similar reduction of
4o per cent
all the products of the
Island coming to the United States.
Fn(nl Troll* Wreck.
BINGHAMTON. N. V Feb. 21. A
reek, in which v
killed and several others vf^j.
occurred yesterday on the SyVaviise di
mile
•nan was
Tired.
vision of the Lackawanna about
half south of Preble. A work
1 charge of Conductor John M.
ith a heavy snowplow
o engines, was attempting to
•act. The engines tiled lo
ram tin* plow through a deep drift,
when the head engine. No. 1200. left tiie
track and turned almost around. Fire
Janett Nagle of Syracuse, aged
twenty four years, was on the tender
and was .aught between it and the
His body was literally ground
and
crew
McDonald,
and
clear the
engine,
to fragments.
Dub eft the flatter
Charles K. Dnhidl for 1
audcni s of ail sty Ie? N
nr tji»t<
J Last Third St
R
While Ollicer Flynn was pasting
Front and Union streets last night
: about 11.30 o'clock, he discovered
the stable of A. G. it. Anderson oa
lire. He turned in an alari
then started t<
and
rescue tlic licrses.
ile was joined i
a lew minutes by
.Sergeant Kellchcr and Officers Mas*
sey " allll K| , ev . 1|Hl it lvns , thejr
S | lenu0l , 8 cllorc, (lint tlie horse*
were 8dve( ) | rom tho il allies ind
snio i iCi
roa!8 were j njurc ,|.
\|ter getlin" ihe
the mam part oi the stable, tlie po
jj C( . inen discovered there was tire
in a rear building. It was mipos
' sible to reach them
j|, e smoke and Hamcs
The officers
dO horses aud not one ot tiieani*
all
2 horses out of
t
accou nt of
Securing
axes and hait>. the officers tore out
one aide ot the rear stable and in
this way rescued the live impris
oned horses,
a u i m a I a
Flynn v
and severely injured.
The lire
lolt from unk
wa „ a very htllbb ,, ril bliize. The
in-cmen worked lor more than an
h(nir belorc „ wa8 exn»g.iisk«d.
The boi-.es, alter be.n« rescued,
were driven right into the street,
uiul carlv this MioruiH*,'*were ruan.1
j|)|r a ;i over Uiu uestcni p art cl til*
city. ( ontraetor Anderson and a
lorce of his men were out searching
tor the animals, and at 1 o'clock,
had found nearly all ol them.
a king the
it, ol tiie stable, officer
ighthip
While
as kicked on the
gin aicd
the bay
wo cau&ca and it
Icagucjffciir..
At Drownso:
the
ea*ly Diijaaiz
i Library Associa
I iclaware
tion
Baskct
Bali Lea;
a> permanent! v or
gani/cd la>t nig lit.
President Simon B. Doherty pre
sided aud ho w;l» also elected acc
The quest ion ot official ref
erees w as brought tip and Austin
Edward Latimer of tins
city aud EJvvard \Vagger.mann, of
New Caatie were nomiuatcd. All
ol them will he given a trial
u ih 1 if they give satisfaction will
fc| yry.
Ellison,
comprise the regular HtatV of ref
crccs.
A number of changes were
in t he schedule.
To-morrow night instead of Com
panv il playing at the Armory, the
Brown son Library will meet the
First Bata.ion. and on March F the
First Battalion will play Hit New
( ustie soldiers ut the Armory, ib
was decided to jiostpone action on
the protested games until the next
meeting of the league.
<le
\* L . W (_'a*sUe
Brown son Lihiiuy
Browuxou Wi
In a close and inleresting
the Company 11. basket hall team of
was defeated by tho
Association team
The
favor of Biuwn
game
;1| ,| ]e laller lasL
sc ,„ e was 10 lo i
ight.
up follows:
i. The iii
j
Brownson.
... Tierney
Newell
. forward .Cock ran
. centre . .
defense .Shannon
New Castle.
.. forward
Gcmmill
jfancc
.Miller
jj j*oolo
TlUitL
G. Toole., defense.McGinley
Goals from the field -Newell, 2;
ICorkmn, Tierney, .Shannon. Dance,
2: Goals from offenses—List. Offenses
Miller. 2; McGinley, Shannon.
Referee- Ellison.
Brewery Interests Purchased.
The intereata of Messrs Care?
an( j Cahill of Washington and Johik
A Lengel of this city in Bavarian
]3 reW mg Company have been pur
c hascd by Carl gI€i«comiogfer.
j D the future Mr. Eisenmioger
w j|j carry on the business of tho
several days ago Willard Saulabury
acting as attorney for the transfer
0 , ( j ie B tock, and the Union Nation
al Bank was the transfer agent,
'it is reported that owing to the in
crease m business the brewery wilt
be enlarged and ;i number ol tm
pr* vemenU made.
The transtcr was made
concern.