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around the city, 25c a dozen. For sale by all
stationery and the publisher. E. H. Mitchell.
225 Post street. San Francisco.
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The Emperor William has one peculiar
ity. which is that he will have several
kinds of bread on the table at every meal
of all of which he partakes in turn.
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Trunk moved. 25c; furniture. pianos. freight.
Signal Transfer Co.. $50 Jones; tel. Suffer AL.
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ERNEST E. SMITH SOUGHT
HEALTH AND FOUND DEATH
\ Passenger on the
Hyderabad Who
Died at Sea.

i: !: =: ): =: =: :: =:
the British ship Hyderabad.
surrounded his photograph a
few days before he died. Among the
captains papers he found a large il
Illuminated sheet With the words woven
amorg flying doves, forget-me-nots
and violets. In the center of the
wreath was vacant oval-shaped
space. in which Mr.. Smith had placed
his photograph The picture thus
framed he had hung over the foot of
his bed so that the words were the last
thincr hn sau- NJ night and the first
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
BEEF ADVANCE
UNWELC0ME.
Delaware Farmers and
TOWnSmen Believe the
Increase is Per-
manent.

The rise In the prlcs of beef Is unwol-
come to tho farmers and townsmen alike
In Delaware, for this state Is not CATTLE
raising state. In fact, 1t Is doubtful If suf
tlcient beef is raised here for home con.
sumption. Wilmington, like a majority
of other Eastern cities, draws her supply
OF beef from the Wost. Many butchers
ook upon the present rise In meat not on
ly as permanent, but a' leading to other in
crcase', since they say, the large ranges
In The West where cattle have hereto
fore been raised In such large herds, and
at small cost are being gradually dovot-
ed to the moro profitable growth OF grain
and with the diminutlon Of ca te-rais-
ing territory there must be correspond.
Ing increrso in the price OF meat The
upward tendency in the meat market has
lel Matthew Marshall, In the New York
Sun, to dwell on the subjace Of speculative
inquiry whether In the progress of sciencs
preparations Of veg table substances may
not yet DO Invented which shall possess all
nutritiVo and stimulating qualities OF the
Hash OF animals, and thus render the kill
ing OF them tor fool as unnecessary as 1t Is
revolving to sensitive minds. The ami
nal feeds on vegetable products and trans
mute' them into fash BY means of di.
gestion and assimilation, OF which tho
chemistry has already been partially dis.
covered, and only further investi gatlon
and discovery are needed to show us how
to dispense with tho animal STOMACH In
favor of chemical apparatus which shall
fulfill the same Office. We have replaced
horses with stoam engines and electric
motors; why not suo,titute for flesh OF
oxen and sheep artificial 1osh having
equal flavor and va.uep
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
.MARACAIBO :
In WATER.
She Left the Ways Of the
h. & II. Company this
Afternoon.

The Harlan and Holl!ngsworth Com
pany launched this afternoon, at $50
o'clock, the freight and passenger steamer
for the Red d Line, Boulton, Bliss and
BALLET Of New York, agents. The Mara
caibo was chris encd by Miss Mary Dallas,
daughter Of J. ]. Dallas, Superintending
Engineer of the Line
Representatives Of the owners arrived In
Wilmington about noon and after lunch
by the local firm. witnessed the launch. 50
Tho Maracaibo Is built under ths Amer
loan shipmas,ers' Rule, is 277 feet inches
long over all; 266 feet betwcan psrpend.c.
ulars: 81 feet beam moulded and Is to
carry 600 gross tons on 10 feet draft, with
accommodations for about 100 passengers.
She has seven water tight bulkheads, two
steel masts and u tank capacity of 200
tons.
She will he propelled by two triple ex-
p:nsion engines, "A inches, 20 inches SO
inch, "a inch stroke. fed BY two Scotch
boilers, 12 feet 2 inches by boiler pressure.
Immediately after the Maracaibo Is
launched on her ways. will be laid down
the keel Of new ,coastwise ship for the
Metropolitan S. S, Company Of New York.
The Maracaibo Is the fifth ship Launched
by the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pnny since tho beginning Of the year, and
she will probably be followed Ivy the sec-
ond ship for the New York and Porto Rico
5. S. Company, to be called tho San Juan.
The Ponce which was launched last month
will probably have her trial trip and dc.
livery some time during September. as
will also the torpedo boat Stringham,
which is nearly completed. 1t Is conf
IDENTIFY expected that she will exceed her
contract speed Of 80 knots.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com.
papy have just contracted for three large
tugs for the Pennsylvania railroad CON-
pany, and these together with the two
ships building for the Now York and b H.
timore Transportation line; steamer for
Windsor Line, and tho two torpedo boat
destroyers Hopkins and Hull, maEe an OK.
tremely busy yard, to say nothing OF the
many ships at tho wharves undergoing re.
pairs. together with the large amount Of
car:w ork. = -. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
PREMIUM
WAS LARGE.
IN Fact the Largest Ever
Il. Offered For City
Securities.

The city Of Wilmington to-day obtained
grsater, premiumfor its bonds Than
ever before. Bids for the 24,ON sinking
8lnd loan authorized by act of the Gener-
III assembly were opened at Treasurer
Aunann's nj 10 ut noon and Of the fivs
biAtlers. g. H. White Company Of Philada.
abe highest their premium being $685.. 36
J Tor the entire issue anil at that premium
the Issue was awarded them.
The other bidders and their premiums
tor the loan were: Es,erorook a. Co Of
4 Boston. tlO6 80 premium; Security Trust
md safe Deposit Company, Wilmington,
e106. 65 p,emiu n; X r. Robinson & Co.,
Wilmington, o.. 55. premium, H. D..
Sheppard & Co., New York, sl04. 81,
~ omium.
Tho proceeds of the boais will be ap-
piled to the REDEMPTION OF the balance OF
Loan No. %, asgregating $4,000 Tie
bonds will bear interes; at the rate Of 4 per
cent per unnum. payable seini'annually
on the lat days Of April and October in
o II year, and will fall due and Lecome
payable on October list, 1918. The sale
WIS made III the presence of the Sinking
fund Commissioners ard the members of
Q uncirs Finance COMMITTEES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
Trouble Ahead iOr this Bow.

The son OF prominent city busi-
ness man, who has the respect of
the community, is under arrest Tor
committing serious crime, Incl
dents leading up 10 which are in
deed novel.
The boy is employed by Jesse Ty-
son and yesterday afternoon he went
to the Tyson home and informed
Mrs. Tyson that her husband had
been arrested for disorderly con-
duct. For S., the boy said, he
could have his employer released
from the city prison, whcreupon
Mrs. Tyson furnished the money,
anxious, of course, that her hus-
band should not be detained by the
authorities. But, when Mr. Tyson
later returned home and learned
that IS had been paid by hi, wife
for his release from prison, they
concluded that they had been swim
died, and the arrest Of the young
man followed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
ELROY STOCK co.

Elroy Stock Company Of tho most
popular Of popular priced attractions will
be sccn at the Grand Opera House for one
week commencing Monday August 2sth
Among the principal members is The
clever young actor Mr.. 4. Frank Burke,
the versatile Miss Minnie Stanley, LAW
rance Barbour, Edward Is. Kelly. Robert
K. Parkinson, Robert II. Harris, Edward
A. Marrls wesley Barney, 7. Irma Moa,
K s. Brigham. 4. II. James, Miss Marie
La Tour. Colburg Herman and little
Nanon making one of tho most complete
repertoire company ever seen in Whining.
ton. Tho sale Of seats will commence
Friday, August 25th. As usual with this
company tho opening performance will be
ladies' night. Matinees given daily CON-
menclng Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
THE FRUIT
CROP HEAVY
With the Exception of
Peaches and Bartlett
Pears,

The fruit growers in Kent County re-
fruit except for Delawares pride, the
peach
Joseph H. Carter OF Smyrna who has an
extensive vineyard. reports an excellent
yield OF grape', he having shipped over 2,
O00 carriers. The steamer Colsta which
runs between Smyrna and Philadelphia,
under the direction Of the Farmers and
INGREDIENTS Steamboat Company has been
80 we'll patronized that thu managers are
pleased with It'll success.
The tomato cropis also very large, 1t
being estimated that 10 go acres on tho
Peninsula arc in tomatoes, and tho Pen
nsula Ca nners' Association ostima to, the
yield Mt 2o5. 00) tona The canneries all
over the state are very busy ard employ.
ing latge number OF workers, it being
difficult IN some places to secure enough
hands
WatermeloEs and cantnloupes are being
shipped in large quantities. three carloads
of the former popular article Of food hav-
ing left FELTON, to-day.
BARTLETT pears are also being gathered.
Tho crop is excellent and tho supply will
lie very ample, but the larger part of them
will not be gathered for a week o come.
No other poar is used 50 much for can.
ningas the Bartlett. Delaware house
keepers put up vast quantities of them.
1t Is likely they will be in demand this
year more than ever because the peach
crop will bs light.
Apples arc unusually good and plentiful
too. They continue to command a gcol
price ie:ai.ing Mt IL cents per half peck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
FARMERSAT
THE.SPRINGS.
They Have Their Families
With Them And Are
Having a jolly
Time.

The annual picnic Of the farmers Of New
Castle County is being held at Brandy
wine Springs to-day. Fully 5000 people
took advantage Of the ideal weather to
gather at tina popular summer resort this
morning. Early the farmers with their
wives, sweethearts and children. began to
arrive, some driving for miles. Nearly
every town in the southern part Of the
county was represented. The building,
and trolley cars ut the park were dccorat-
ed with pr oducts OF the farm In their
honor.
Many Of the visitors brought their meals
with them, prepared to make day of it.
So great was the crowd that the tables
usually provided for picnic parties were
found far insufficient and q number Of
extra tables were procured and placed
about tho maiu buildings. They werc soon
loaded down with tho delicacies Of the
season. Fakirs who expected to reap
harvest from the "haysceds' were greatly
disappointed Mt not being allowed to do
business on the ground.
The picnic Is being conducted under tho
auspices of West Brandywine Grange, and
its most interesting feature Is the display
of fruit flowers and farm products, wo-
mems exhibit of jellies, etc, for excelloncy
in which prizes will DO awarded this after.
noon. 1t must be said that the exhibition
was creditable one to the county farm
ers and their wives This afternoon w,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
PISTOL BALL
IN LEG
J. Kelley Wounded While
Handling a Loaded
Revolver.

The handling of loaded revolver .as
again been followed by serious conse-
guences Last evening John Kelley, son
Of Fergus KsllVy Of Chestnut and Adams
streets, picked up Il loaded weapon which
has laid about he house tor yearsand pro-
Ceedsd to clean it, He partly succeeded
in his intention for aftor it exploded and
the 80 calibre ball lodged in his right leg,
he was compelled to suspend further oper-
alton to allow DIR. John C. Fahey to ex-
tract tho ball, which fortunately did not
bnter The fl ,shy portion of the leg, where
bloo1pois1ning was likely @ make it's ogi-
GIN. The next time John clears the re-
vOver he will doub les 500 that tho cart
ridge chamber is empty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
NEGROES
HEINOUS CRIME
He Assaults Little Mill.
mont Girl and Is at
Liberty.

A brutal and felinous assault occurred
yesterday afternoon In the Millmont
woods. about two miles above Chester, on
the b. & o. railroad. EARLY yesterday af-
ternoon Edzel Lindsay and Flossie Neal,
aged twelve and fourteen respectively,
started for the woods to eat their lunch
and enjoy n short picnic. Hardly had
they become comfortably seated when q
stone came crushing through the bushes
aud hit Flossle Neal In the back. About
half an hour later another stone came fly
ing by. Flossls Neal Immediately started
to !enva md told her companion to go
with her. Edzel Lind.ay, however. said
she was going to find out what the matte
was, and climbed over the fonce and went
through the bushes The Neal child con-
tinued on her way toward her home
When Edzel Ind made her way through
tho bushes she found herself face to face
with q muscular negro. Surprised and
frightened the child asked the man II he
had seen any boys throwing stones
through the bushes.
Z Inc telloW replleu, III snow you VINO
threw the stones" and, catching hold Of
the little girl. be made an attempt to out
rage here. He had stified her cries and
was endeavoring to subdue her struggles,
when Flossio Neal. wondering what was
keeping Edzel SO long, called her by name
The negro thinking some one was COM
Ing, fled from the spot leaving his victim
lying Frustrated.
Tho child was carried to her home by
mon attracted to tho spot by her compan.
IONS cries. Mrs. Lindsay, the mother Of
tho girl, was in Philadelphia but returned
to Mllmont an hour or two after the oc-
currence. She went to Chester immedi-
ntely with her daughter. where she noti-
fed the officials Of the police headquarters
OF the dastardly act of the negro. The nu-
thoritles summoned DIR. S. V. Hoopman.
who made careful examination and
found that the little one had not been
crlmlnally injured. The negro's name is
unknown and at this writing has not
been discovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
SOCIAL J0TTINGS
and PERSONALS
A Heiange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining tonianS
and their Many Frlends.
AUGUST WEDDING.

Miss Ida II. Stearrett and James G,
Carroll were married by the Row. Father
Hugo at the Sacred Heart church yester-
day afternoon. Tie bride was charningly
attired in cream white silk, trimmed with
mousseline de sole and mco. and wore
white roses In her hair. She was attended
by hor sister, Miss Isabel Stearrett who
wore white silk. trimmed with white
Liberty silk and white satin ribbons The
groomss best man was John Strahan,
After an informal resoption of their
relatives at tho home Of tho BRIDES father,
Pennsylvania Avenve and Rockford Road
the happy couple left Mt 4 o'clock for an
extended tour North, and on their return
will recsive friends In their homo at No.
1910 Van Buren, street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
Railroad Innovation.

BIZ direction of +. d, L Underwood, second
vice-president and general manager of tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. annual
passes are now being Issued to all engi-
road In such capacities for year or more
Tho passes are also made to include the
wives and minor children OF the men to
whom they are issued and are good for use
on all lines of tho company east and west
Of tho Ohio River
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
HIS DEATH
WAS SUDDEN
Timothy Sullivan Falls
Dead While Talking
With His Chill
dren.

It was sudden death which came to 65
year old Timothy S ullivan, Of No 4Kiund
street this morning. Mr.. Sullivan had
suffered from lung and heart trouble for q
long time and wa, bcing attended by DR..
Ebert who yesterday reported the patient
as being somewhat improved. Mr.. Sulli-
van felt even better this morning and ven
turod into tho yard with several of his
children. They chatted PLEASANTLY several
minutes, then the invalid father showed
signs OF fatigue. He asked for a chair to
sit on, but before 1t was given him he
died. Dr.. Gilbert says death was due to
overtaxation Of the heart Coroner VAN
dover gave certificate Ct death from
diseased heart in accordance with the facts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
DOTS.
s-~'-~uR
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monument to The memory OF h9v Err
nstf' he'swip' mas oeen erected over his
grave III wilmington ana Brhhuywihe
cems'ery ny MS parents Rev. anu Mrs
a NJ he'g'n'
The Wilmington Ret,il Groccrs Assoc.
si"'''" wiz NV uan' O'o ousF Aru7V'
M,
Inc Ehoch Moore * sons Company
has received "A contract to build two pom
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"The Wyoming Mail" a Western bord-
er melodralna with comedy setting will
DO the attraction ut the Opera Houae on
Friday evening. The play is nav one to
tho stage. even though tho idea DO an old
one OF the border drama, md it Is coaked
in new garb with original characters
that are new to this style OF play and
which invest II with the deepest interest.
The scene, are all laid in the far-away
Rocky mountains, in those exciting days
of frontier life, and ARE so natural. that
they almost breathe the air Of the en-.
chanting region.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
No New Developments.

There we're no new developments In tho
Cbarsha attempted poisoning cnses this
morning or rather mono that could be
learned. Deputy Attorney Genera! Cooper
aal The state detectives wee out OF the
city but it wa, said lhJi wcrenOt away ON
EIatter pc tulnng 10 the case There was
no warrant Issued Or arrest made at 2
O'Clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
Some Choice Tomatoes.

James Melvin Of No. 1906 Maryland
Avenue grows the most prolific tomato
plant we have heard Of 1t Is of the Pom
derosa variety and bears tw,nty-nino
tomatoes which average over pound a
piece in weight.
Mr.. Melvin also has among his china
flowers of two distinct colcrs which Is
qui to rarity. 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24

The following party of kennett Square
people spent portion of Tuesday at Bran
dywine Springs, remaining long enough
to see the evening Examinations and Oh
Joy the music Of tho band: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mortin, Mr.. and Mrs Monroe ID.
Palmer and children. Miss Mary Plankin-
ton. Miss Reba Poole, Mrs. c. s, Reynolds,
Mrs. Mary Stephens, Mrs. A. d. Miller,
Miss Emma Whitford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas and sons and Walter
Thompson, of New Carbon. All speak the
praises of the popular resort. r. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24

Ono Of the fingers of Mrs David Bruce.
No 900 Adams street was bitten by crab
last Monday, and is now in such an In.
famed condition rs to cause her to fear
blood poisoning Last evening she called
on Dr. Yea oy and no prescribed suitable
Rutldote.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24

Samuel I. I'M Of Wilmington and
william Fhrren Of Newark the tSo men
q .r,t.r early yesterday morning ON sus-
pi,iJn were discharged later in: the day.
The police could lind no evidence to hold
thu men
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24

Mr.. r. F. Hill. District Manager of tho
Mutual Aid Union Benefit Association has
returned home from Brandywine. Md,
where no visited his brother, George f.
Hill. The brothers have not met be-
fore, since they were boys, An en-
joyahle time was spent talking of boy Aasa
days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
II VIII BE Principal Wingate

Tho school board II Marshu,ton has
cnga, ed William II. W!ngato as princi-
p Vi tho school there for tho term begin.
II & next month. Mr. Wngute is u resi-
.pnt of kent County, but Of Iuto has been
employed u: Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
HOCKESSlN PERSONALS

HOCKESSlN PERSONALS
Dr. John Ball has returned from Bar
Harbor, Maine
Mrs +. p Goldlng is entertaining her
sister, Miss May Mccoy Of Trenton, N, j.
W. p. Sharpless and family have return
ed to their home in Philadelphia from a
visit to Mr. Sharpless' sister, Mrs. 5. =,
Chandler.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24

Cheap About $50
pairs left in
Trousers cur halfprjce
sale; 81 to
$3.50 for all Wool Trou-
sers that we're 50 to S..
All sizes, 80 to 40 waists.
Hundreds of pairs Of
trousers in our regular
stock, all sizes. Regulars,
stouts, Sims and extra
sizes up to 30 waists; Sims
to 3C long. 10 per cent.
off prices OH all regular.
About 80 pairs left of the
80 cent Crash and Wash
Trousers for Men, in sizes
80 to 80 waists. All sizes
IN the regular 81 and 81. 80
Crash Trousers. Gray
Mohair, Black Mohair
and Alpaca, black
featberweight Worsteds in
Coats,a and Coats and Vests;
all sizes aud low prices tor
the best made goods we
can fird.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturday.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
Sixth and Market, VII.
mlnSton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
Gard Basket.

UP AT CLAYMONT.
Mrs. Felix 0. c. barley is visiting at
Gcrrish Island, Maine.
Mrs Edward White and Ernest White
Of salisbury, Md are the guess Of friends
here.
Mrs. Henry B. Cobb has been entertain
ing her niecu, Miss Edith Johnson of ClGve.
land, Ohio, at Breton.
Miss Rosnlie t. Wilson are on u yachting
cruise at Newport, II. l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24

Tho twenty seventh anniversary Of
obs we'd last evening by the adoption
. nine palo faces. EntgrIa!nmcn. and
refreshments followed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
The One ming Of School

The public schools of this city will OPP
on on Monday, Sep embar 4, after the
summer vacation all tho schools have
been overhauied aud now present o neat
appearance,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
Mail Boxes are Painted

Ito mall boxes throughout the ci
u We been painted u silver white and arc
quito attractive, Uncle sam should now
take steps to prevent Disagreement Of the
rccoptacles,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-24
S. l. A.

Half Holiday and Moonlight excursion
to Washington Purk. Saturday, August
Goth, 80. Boats leave 4 h street wharf i,
4, 10 and Up. m,