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The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
NOW OR
NEVER.

Doubtless you have been taught
that it is a very serious thing to put
off until tomorrow what can be
done to-day. Perhaps you have
read the old Spanish proverb which
says The road of By and By leads
to the town of Never which is
very true. But only think for a
moment, dear readers, that your
souls are at stake.
Now You who are sinners, know
it. What you now require is Sa-
viour. Jesus is just the Savior you
need He came into the world and
died to save sinners Il Tim. l, 15).
Then why delay coming to Hin?
Gots word distinctly says. Behold
new is the accepted time, behold
now is the day Of salvation z Cor,
s, q. What grace on the part Of
God to offer poor, perlshlng sinners
full and free salvation. Will you
take it now! sad to say. there are
many SO deludel by Satan that they
entertain hard thoughts Of God,
thinking only that He desires to
Judge them. Judgment is Gods
strange work. He only seeks your
good and cternpl blessing God
hath not appointed II, to wrath, but
to obtain salvation BY our Lord Jes-
us Christ Il Thess. ), 81.
Oh, entreat every one who may
read this letter to make sure work
of salvation Now while God is
dealing with you i'll grace, Slight
not His loving entreaty, us He cries
"Turn ye, turn ye, for why will ye
die Oh stop and think for Il mon
ment, then begin and count and
then you will moi give a correct an
swer to the nunhnr Of youug ami
old who are easily dipped by the de-
vii and led captive by him at his
will to a hopeless aud uLdone eter-
nifty.
say do not wait till you are bet
ter. only cCmc tothe Lord Jesus now.
He died on CuIvary's cross to save
sinners. Believe on Him. Trust
His finished work and blessing
Present yourselves to Him, wholly
trusting and believing On Him and
eternal blessing shall he yours.
We are still calling for help at
Friendship NJ. +, Mission. our
doors are open. all are Invited.
&. t. COLEMAN.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
yr. el On By Pear OF Rab!ei

| From the Ealt more Sun,
TIE story Of a fathers hard driv G
to save his little one from the terror s
| Of nydrophobia is 'oehin the smpl c
record OF two dm;nutive patient S
who were received at the Pastcur
Institute, at tie City Hospital, early
yesterday morning. The patients
are Emma FARRELL and Joseph Trul.
lander, each years old, OF Penns-
vile, Salem county, N. j.. and they
were brought to Baltimore BY Mr..
Charles II. Jarrc,l, the father of the
first named.
The children were badly bitten
near their home by hound about 3
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The
hound exhibited unmistakable symp-
tons of rabies and the parents of both
children were much frightened. DR..
William Jones, of Lower Pennsneck,
was sent for and cauterized the
wounds He also advised the i'm.
mediate removal of The children to
the Baltimore Fasteur Institute.
This necessitated 20 mile drive to
Il point opposite Wilmington, Del.
The time table was consulted, and it
was learned that there was just tim C
to catch a train for Baltimore. A
team WAS quickly hooked up and the
drive was made in record time, over
very rough reads.
On arriving in Baltimore, about 3
o'clock yesterday morning, Nj. Jar.
rell took his charges to the john
Hopkins Hospital, being under the
impression that the Pastecr 1nsti-
tion was attached to that institution
He was directed Alright and soon had
both patients at the City Hospital.
The Toy was bitten on the Thighs
and the farrell girl on the left shoul.
der and hands. Her wounds, being
nearer to the brain, are regarded by
Dr.. kclrle as the more dangerous.
The juvenile patients are the first
ever received at The Baltimore Pas
teur Institute from as far north as
Salem, New Jersey, and it is looked
upon as tribute to DR.. Keile's
reputation that they were sent here
instead Of to New York.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Mardtrer Prayed.

Bostou, Mass, May 6.-John D.
cassells was electrocuted at the
Char.estown State Prison at II. 40
O'Clock this morning. 1t was the
third electrocution In Massachu.
sets and like the two previous ones
every detail was carried out with.
out hitch. The crime for which
Cassel!s paid the death penalty was
the murder OF Miss Mary Lane III
Long Meadow, February q, 1901.
Casseis prayed long in his cell. aud
when led INTO the death chamber.
tell before the chair. aud ciaspiug
its base. poured out his heart there
10 his Maker.
In a voice which was thrilling in
the midnight calm. and with eyes
up,ifted ard hands upl!fted he be-
gan
Gracious God, my Father. l
have come to the foot of the cross,
and | beseech Thee that Thou wilt
be merciful. Receive my soul, and
q God! forgive those who swore
this poor, miserable life away. 0
Cod cheer my poor cid father in
Scotland; comfort my poor father
that he may forgive me.
O God be merciful TO Mary, the
woman | love. Forgive those men
who made me die, and forgive those
who see me die, because they are not
to blame for 1t. God keep my child
ren, and again forgive me who am to
die. God bless my children and keep
them from harm.
At the conclusion OF his prayer
Casseiis was bound in the chair and
the current was turned on. lie was
soCn dead.
Casse!'s infatuation for Mrs. Lane
led to the murder. The man himself
was married. lie urged Mrs Lane to
elope with him, and when she refused
fired three shots at her. two of the
bullets taking effect. She died two
weeks later. Casscl swallowed car
boic acid. but medical attendance
saved his life.
Cassels was a sewing machine
agent, and was well educated. lie
was a Scotchman, and his wife is iiv,
ing in England. After his arrest
Castles wrote to his wife, asking her
to come to him in his troubles.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Bret Haite ID uj,

London, May 6-Bret Hart.. tho
American author, died here last
night,
Mr., Harte died suddenly al the
Red House, Cranberry, near Alder.
shot IRON hemorrhage, cansedj by an
affection Of the throat.
Mr.. Harte had been living quiet.
ly in Eng land tor years. Most Of
his time was spent in the country.
and when iu London he was almost
equally secluded having tcw visi-
tore to his rooms at Lancaster Gate
aud only going TO the houses Of .
limited number Of very intimate
friends. Several mouthsago false
report OF his death was circulated
in America. MIR. Harte thed ap.
peared 10 be perfectly well. Hs
laughed heartily and quoted Mark
Twains old saying ABOUT tho re-.
port being greatly exaggcr ated.
Except for little cold,' said Mr..
Hart, | have no ailmeuts OF COM
plants.
While l am getting TO BE- pretty
old man pointing to his snow.white
hair there is life in the old dog
yet, and thereupon he lit cigar so
large that 1t would have done credit
to any OF his Poker Flat friends.
He was hoping he also said, to DO
more work, but he confessed he was
growing lazy.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
CARD EASkET.


William Lawton is on Il business
trip to New Nork today.
John Mullin, Edward B. Riley
and Roy. Dr.. King are on East on Il
fishing trip.
Mrs W. $, Vernon. left today for
Bridgrton. n. j.. to visit her pa
rents.
Miosrs Maude Van Pclt and Mar
yntritr Burke. Of Chester have been
visiting friends here
Percy Craig, It student at the
SWmthmorr PA. Preparatory School
has l"cu visiting friends here.
I,Har &. Alexander and wife, IF
West hester, have returned homt,
after Il Nl-lt to their SON, william
-. A!rNuudrr, Of thi~ city,
Thomas Slavery has returned from
Il visit t. his brother III West Fhco
ter.
!. E. K"Ijam has been visiting
i"i"ld~ ii Wr-t Chester
Nl-p I.ltI ;tud wife hav" return
ct 'rpl.u Vl~l' t. West Chester.
.'lp-"l,h Davil-pn Is away un a
tea daT~ visit.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Contract lgnO.ed

The Street and Sewer Department
directors this morning supported
Mayor Fisher in his veto Of the con
tract for lighting the city with the
Wrlsbach lights. The directors will
accordingly advertise for new bids
for street lighting purposes. This
is likely to cause the whole matter
to be taken into The courts for de-
cision as it is claimed by the Wells.
back people that their contract with
the city is legal.
Two loralnewspapels have argued
the matter to such an extent that
$500 side will be contributed to
have case started III the court.
Another feature OF the affair will
be the outsiders who would ike to
put in bids, and the standing offer
Of John Edward Addicks to furnish
the street lights free OF charge, pro
yided he gets permission to lay the
pipes Of the Oxy- Hydrogen Com
pany. Andrew c. Gray, counsel
for the WelSbach Company, was at
the meeting this morning and will
report the action of the directors to
the Company. Suit may be insti.
t1led by the Company for the pro
tt- to be derived during the six or
ten years for which the contracts
wer" granted.
On the part Of the city it is claim
el that the Wesbach Company had
no agent ii Delaware, in accordance
with the constitution and corpora
ton law of the State.
The directors transacted consider.
able routine business regarding
streets and sewers and the awarding
Of CJutrartS
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Tuesday, May 6, 1902.
Confidence.

The patronage Of store de-
pcnls largely upon the confidence
Of the customer in that store.
1t is the store that commands
the confidence Of all the people,
all the time, that las all tho pa
tronage worth having. What a
magnet does to steel, confidence
does for a store.
Our specials for this week same
rs last.
Regardless Of the fact that we
give no premiums and give no free
coffee or tea. our business in that
department is not decreasing and
quality is doing it.
Try one Of Our Special Blends.
Santora 1Sc. Id.
Rosada 2Jc. ID.
Regal 3Oc. lb.
Java and Mocha 35c ID.
&e1%!!E:::::!z.
Market and Seventh st.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
BOSt0n'S HOyC0tt COuntS.

Boston. Mas, May That BD,-
tons boycott against thn Beet Trust
is no idle fantasy, is shown Ivy the
fact that bat II ears of beef Were
received in this city to-day against
81 for the corresponding day last
year, This Is il drop Of nearly 33
per cent in the demand On Friday
and Saturday - carloads We're re-
CeiVe.i, against - for tn" CORE 9pou
ding days last year.
! II was uuuOrurrl Ip-t week That
tha Beef Trust had decided t. short
en- upon til" Eastern beef supply.
but tn" rHr,ll"r- az" emphatic III de
ClariHg that tn" d"mHnl has fallen
Off IN tI'IY tr9Di" oyrr ON" thjrI.
Thew has h"N 4 u,tHhir iu"r "ter
i'll thA !HuluI for uutI Tra~l b.9#
The bJ~in"-e nt butcher, who XIII
their own bv't ut the Brighton
atatt m j. remarkably brisk, whlrh
shDN. thai the wrath Of the + .ppln
agan,l In. Trust is mnHluL itself
tetI
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Rev tuition Threatens Portugal.

A despatch to news agency from
Madrid says tina, ADVISES received
there from portuga, indicate there 3
danger of sc actual revolution in
that country. Considerable appre.
hcnsion Is 'e,t iu official quarters as
70 the attitude OF the Portugal
troops the Sixth Infantry, sta.
toned at Oporto, has been disarmed
aod dishanded, for fear the soldiers
would iLin the rioters.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land today clear weather will lprevail
followed by slowly rising tempera-
ture.
Wednesday, clear weather will prevail
with lower te mperature and westerly
winds.
Thursday partly clear and warmer
weather will prevail, with variable
winds.
The thermometer at ". c. TaylorS
drug store 3O2 King street today reg
stered as fellows:
7oCock 10 C'ciock IL clock
G3 70 -
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Anil Tax Collections

The report of the Receiver Of
Taxes Of the taxes collected in the
county during April follows: Will
mington, $9SGS.1l; Brandywine.
$175.97; AppoquinimiHk, $57G.62;
Pencadcr, $791 90; Christiana, S341. "a
Red Lion, $452.GS; Mill Creek,
1899. 43; st. Georges, S3554.21; New
Castle, $1C75.3G; Blackbird, S53.79.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
PRETTY

Miss Margaret r, Klair, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David KIair, of
Brandywinc Springs, and Charlton
$. Prcttyman, of this city, were
married on Thursday afternoon,
April -, by the Rev. W. l.. Frennd
pastor Of Hanover Presbyterian
Church.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
luuer ihe Hammer

AT the sale Of Jersey cows and
leifers at the Arnold Nauda!n farm
yesterday the attendance was fairly
good and the prices satisfactory.
Yeall;ngs sold at $25; two year olds
$l5 and cows $50. John +. Taylor
and John Donohue were the p:inci-
pal buyers. Stidham and son were
the auctiOnecrs.
At the Fred klrnd sale by Std
ham d Son. horses sold at Sl3O.
cows from $50 to f4S, corn 50 cents
n bushel, wagon SJ5 and cart SIS,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
With the POlica.

The members Of the police force
are wondering if they will be allow
ed to take trip during the coming
summer and to receive a return Wis
it from Reading officers.
The summer uniforms will be
donned on next Sunday.
The Commission will meet for
regular business tonight to take ac-
ton on the death of Commissioner
A. J. Hart.
The police will attend Commits
sioner Hart's funeral tomorrow
morning
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Diamond DjeS' 1"i '" ."2., 't% ",y 'I%, ..m ""''
Husband He'll 10 murder.

'I hlrlcs ThOm, who kli'cd his
wife, Ida Grace l'hon, formerly OF
Baltimore, in a hl Of anger and
ca'ously SATURDAY nlghl. was held
at The coroner = Inquiry yesterday
tor thc action Of he grand iury on
q Charge oi murder.
'Iucm rcqucs.cd the privilege o(
a asst look at the woman whose
lite Ae had .Hian lie kncw he
Wou,d be removed iron the Sixth
prcCsu%t Stallon to tn: District
.JA,t aYl that he would hay. no
other opportunity, ana the mpr.ue,
"hcrc TIE boiy lay was opIy u sep
from Tie stINON. Sergeant NJ rrhy
and policeman Wha'en accom-
panied hDm. or few minutes he
stood mute, gazing upon The lace ot
his wNa, Then he atroh@A her
trcsses tcnicrIy aud Missed h"r
upon the cheeN7 lie didn't utter
word, but collapsed, and had 10
hc led from tn" lhorgue, UnIlL TO-
day ThOn hld done considerable
talking, wi;ho0' expressing any
sorrow tor the cllme.
"pOIlCaman %cwN,rk was the
first witness examined at the M
quest. lie repeated the story Of
the shooting as related already.
! HON, while sllU staining over the
tody o! his vie, had oad to him:
'Ne"hirk, Killed her, aul am
not sorry lor It.
'LIcauorA Warner. who lived in the
MissonI Avenue House, sad she
was N Mrs, Thom S room prior to
tie shooting. Mr.. lICa, was a,SO
present. hclorc leaving She heard
Mrs, Tnom whisper; 'WNj ypu come
down Monday night:
'Nmn.c |" Shock, Of So South
| Patrick street. AIcX1ndrla, who as
al Tie lIjraouH Aycnuc House
SATURDAY night heard the shooting.
| She asked Ihom what he had done.
Ills only rcSponAc Was: ! Il put .
| SLOp 10 TINS WNS riDu,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Put Into mmiSsiOn.

The side wheel steamship built
for the Bridgeport, Conn. Steam
ship Company was put into service
to-day. She will ply between New
York and Bridgeport. She is to 60
into service in the course of a lew
daYs,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Crash At Wild West Show

Dover Del, May s. During per
lormance of Pawnee Bills Wild WeS
Company here to-day, one Of the
high tiers of seats came down with a
crash. Mrs. Edward Lewis, wife of
a dentlst, was cut and bruised, but
was able to walk home.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

is not a good thing for
some pcopI" but the ma
jority do not think as
much Of themselves as
they deserve. No need to
pay nigh prices to get
good clothing. Get them
where YOU can depend on
color, style, fit, sewing and
trimmings. You are too
busy to look into all these
details, YOU must depend
on somebody's Judgment.
We offer YOU ours and
stand by every article we
soil. Come in and look
at the new suits in every
SIZE Tor Men. Boys, young
men and little bays. Note
the style: m1kc-up and
then the moderate prices.
Open Tuesday and Satur.
day Evenings.
JAS. I. MULLIN & SONS
9Th an ! Market, Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
u trfI- nook.

Capt. Sullivan, safe eu1 dajgh-
Ter. Jennie. Of Wilmington, spent
yesterday with Mrs. Sullivan tuth-
cr, Benjamin johnson. 81.
Mrs. Joseph Levi, and Mrs. Con
nell have returned home from Il
Wit to relatives in Wilmington.
T Miss Edna Smith of Wilnaiug'on.
has been the guest uL her aunt, Mrs.
EWING.
Mrs. Watson. Of Wilmington, ac-
cunlmnie1 by her daughter, Edith.
and glHnd~"n, spent yesterday with
the former, sister, Mrs. &. b. Row
and.
Miss Bessie Primrose spent Sutor
day and Sunday with relatives Ill
Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

} Thom as lIcrlihy, was arrested
this morning, by Constable Jones, on
the charge Of selling intoxicating
liquors on sunday. The charges tcng
that on sunday Apli! 20, and April
q, he sold ltq1Or at his saloon, to
four men. lie will be given a hearing
before Magistrate Hollis tomorrow
pflernnun.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

Revival services at First "a p. Church.
The male quartette from the Sec
ond NJ. p. Church, and the pastor
Rev James L. Nichols, are assist
ing in the revival services i'll the
FIRST NJ. p. Church, this week The
quartet is especially rendering fine
music and Mr.. Nichols is doing good
preachlng.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Woman Burned to Death

Philadelphia, May G.-During a
fire. in which four small wooden
houses at the end of Pcnrose Ferry
Bridge were destroyed about $50
O'Clock this morning, one woman
was burned to death and her hus.
band was so seriously injured in
irving 10 rescue her that he may
die. He was taken to the Metho-
dist Hospital.
The origin Of the flames is I'M
known. 1t is thought the flames
started in the home Of the woman
who wa. burned to death. and to
have been "au-ed by the explosion
Of an I'll lamp, The buildings were
of frame, ana the flames w"Te com
munira,cd ron Ole to the other
rapidly.
Before the fire engines arrived all
four houses We're ablaze.
i. = Timmons, proprietor Of a
fish market. Dock st. and Delaware
avenue, made several heroic rcsCues
at the fire. lie was passing the
houses on his way from his home,
Sharon Hi, to Philadelphia.
From the window an old man
was iccbiy calling for help. Mr.
Timmons procured an axe from a
nclghJor and chopped down the door,
lie ran up the smoke lIlcd stairway
and found the body Of the old woman
lie thought she was still alive, though
her clothing was burning, and lie
seized her by the arm.
The flesh came off in his hands and
lie dropped his burden. Mr.. Tim
mons then caught up the old man,
His hal. was burned Off and putting
him under his arm dashed down the
Stairs
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
iuu raj at flOCktSsD

! The fuaera ot George McCartv
WIN recently died al hi, home IN
Hockc,1tu viii take place thp, after
noon lntcrnout VIII bc made in
the Ashland cemetery.
The funeral Of the young son or
tTobIn TfU>ty took pac" thismom0n@.
lutcrnent vas made at Union HH
cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

7 OST-EAhLY TUESDAY MORNING ON
- Eastern side OF town. milk book con
tanning some bill. in tho name Of the owner,
|. +. Burris; suitable reward will be pald If
returned TO l2th aad Walnut or at this Off ce
MG-at'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Picture TAKEN.

a newly welded coupl" drove up
in front of A. T. Bcerh"r's photo
graph establishment this morning
aud had their pictures taken in their
Teidllg garments.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

George Cornell, was granted per.
nit ty Binding Inspector Cassidy to-
day t. make an addition totAc porch
OF No. l!lV Harrison street at u cost
Ul 800.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
J}Oard Of Health.

The new Board of Health held a
meeting this morning and took ac-
ton on number of complaints.
Phe services of John Higgins who
was assistant to Secretary Cahill
will be dispensed with for the best
int erests Of the office.
Conrad Koop has been appointed
driver at Farnhurst and Marston,
the colored man suffering FROM
smallpox was removed to the emer
gency hospital to-day.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

NEyANTED--A WHITE MAN AND WIFE
wv for farm and liousework; also a co lor.
cd man and VI ife for far n: and housew ork. no
objection 10 Cne child; coCred woman
wants ap!ace fSr houssw 1rh with a child Ave
years I'D. Apply ~ VIII Intelligence Office,
IA West ith st. m8-lt"
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
JOLLY REILLY,

Robert p. Jolly and Miss RcEerca
NJ. Kelly were married yesterday
afternoon by Rev. II. $. Dulaney,
at Ashury NJ. f. parsonage.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
fiaiman run m t.ngine

I ltt N'rh. May -, Tearing
alouy al 60 mile, an uo4 and whjI.
yiug past stations where .ue tram
ought ohlNe >'oP9'd was The thrill
Ing cXp'rlenr" OF tJ' passenger, ON
board The GtauI Trunk Western sat.
urdly night
The conductor and brIG~man no.
ticot that something WAS wrong
and applied the "mH2onr@ t1aK"
AMI the train WH- irDV.ht tu u
htanl-lIl IN the Nirru- here. Mvr--
tisatton dt""Iopnd III" fact th,r til"
engineer. William Brown ol Port
Huron had trrpmr d"mrlr"l and
that the lives Of tit" passengers
Wele ~ ia" mercy uf the lld,ludu.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
DOTS.

On Thursday evening there will be
illustrated chalk talk in Delaware
Avenue Bible School and no admis-
sion will be charged.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

Because they
wear longer and
look better, YOU
think more OF
them, take bet
ter care Of them
and think more
Of yourself. This
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
SnAshnl In 4 n-nr

Phi.ade'plIa, May >. Becau>o his
sister VaS nUtat home tu gly" HIM
fhis breakfast yesterday momny
Patrick MrGtl1chor, Of l. yhty.IiIh
street and TmicUm avenue. attemUl-
cd TO break in Chlrch by smashing
the door with an AK.
When NrN'.lnchcy, who had been
out late, arrived at bis home lie
found no breakfast for HIN. and ~
Response 10 his calls for his SISTER.
Learning tHat she had gone ty tue
Catholic chnrch N Igncum road
branch " - Clements Church he
wea, II the cellar, gyt al Ak and
stta'gatWay 5ouILt the Church.
Mgli,iGchcy on arrl?jng at he edI-
flee fo.Mi the door cly,Cd. Here the
AK became handy and the jrarc NAN
began beating IN the door.
Ii, Il, Mcdowell, JanItor Of the
Churrh, ru,hed to the dow to learn
the cause of the disturbance, and
thera he was agtOatcd Nv the Curumrl
MCt'IInchcN who demand d that lis
sister return home,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

Richard Kirkland, OF No. 204
South Van Buren street, is handing
out good Gigs and receiving con.
gratulations. It's girl and Mrs.
kirkland aud baby are doing we'll.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
Mems Clothing

J mems C|0th|ng
: In the $40 line we
Z show more than 40 styles
{ Clays, Sergcs, Thibcts,
g fancy Worsteds, Cass:-
Z mcrcs. Diagonals. unfn-
8 ;shcd Worsteds, Striped
s Scrgcs and OF h ers.
{ Young Mems sizes in
: most Of them 81 lower
{ in price.
Z In the $3.50 line We
{ also show more than 40
Z styles, and they're the
Z equal Of any ten dollar
{ suit shown elsewhere,
Z wors t e d S, cassimeres,
: diagonals. sergcs, tEih-
( cts, basket wcaves and
Z others. In Youths sizes
{ $3.50.
{ In the S12 line you'll!
: see styles and fabrics
{ that are seen in the usual
: fifteen dollar suits Of the
{ other stores, we show so
{ styles Of the finest wor-
8 steds, french clays, dia-
Z gOnals, sergcs, cassi-
E mcres and others.
8 Young Mems sizes in
E this line are $40.
: Whether you want to
z pay S. Or SIS for your
: suit, Or any price be-
: tween, you are sure Of
: getting the most for your
: money here.
: Open Evenings Now.
! MAX EPHRAIM,
: NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
: 6O4 Market St.
: xt Door to Clayton House.
"A neutrality-suspicious.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
W III Oh ; Eagle

4 nmbor of Wilmington Eagles
u''ndrd tn" first anniversary cel"-
mul.pn IT Chester .irri, last cvcu-
IN TA" u}"MiuI address W;t~ made
Inv Enlnrt Mnt>un.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
laylDy Telephone Gable,

A force oil men at work yesterday
laid telephone cables from Third 10
Eighth and Orange aud today 100
cables wore laid from Eighth and
Orange to Eighth and King streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06

Second baseman Bonner OF the
Whining ton base ball club lett yes.
terday for Norristowu whore he
will play with the club Of that
town.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-06
I.am,arIy Cemetery Lots

\ m"" section has hcen opened in
tn" I.luhady cemetery. VntIl
July irJ i"t~ in this section will ho
o"id at sp"jM price. Fol I~rtir
UIa.~ -"r advertisement Ia anothcl
column oj III" EIurtlr ~.