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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
The Golden Jubilee.

The Gftieth annual meeting Of
the American Pharmaceutical AS
sociation will be held in Philadel-
phia September to q. The con-
vention promises to be memora.
BILE one. as it will be in the nature
of golden jubilee Of the nature oil
the association, which was organ
lied in ~Philadelph,a October, 1852.
The attendance from this city is ex-
pected to b. exceptionally large.
some 40 or so persons having Judi
Gated purpose to 80.
AS a rule the annual sessions cx
tend over four or five days, but the
Philadelphia meeting will continue
about two weeks. DR.. Fred Hab.
man, formerly editor at the Phar-
maceutical Review, a German pub
LEGATION issued in New York. but
who has for sometime past made
his home in Berlin. Germany, will
preside over the delIbera tons. COM
ing TO The United States especially
to participate in the anniversary
celebration Of an org anizatlon VIII ich
has in the past enlisted his strong.
est interest,
The jubilee session is 10 take
place on Thursday, Septe mber II.
The headquarters OF the associa-
tiou will Ue at the Hotel Walton,
III the assembly room Of which all
the business meetings. will be bel d.
An exhibition is to he held IN
connection with the meelng at Hor-
tcullural Hall, on Broad street
directly opposite the Hotel Walton.
10 addition 10 the liberal and in
structlve exhibits that will be made
by committee on semi centennial
celebration is arranging for col
lective exhibit by the association
in the lobby Of Horticultural Hall,
to consist OF portraits, autograph
documents, rare books, apparatus.
Get. loaned by members ior the
occasion. which will prove of great
interest to all.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Court Crier Heal was not in his ac-
customed place in the City Court
this morning as he was off for days
cunning after the festive reed
birds.
Sergeant Tucker rendered the first
solo and Chief Black had the closing
honorS to his credit. Uncle Billy
may take little sleep duringa session
of the court but he usually performs
tue work performed by two men to-
day.
The spectators had little for their
stay this morning as only one man
was in the dock charged with being
drunk.
Stephen Parthree pleaded not guilty
to the charge Of wife beating. His
wife Henrietta Parthree fai ed to APP
pear and capias was issued and the
case went over until tomorrow morn
inc,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
lBYRNE ON
CONGRESS-,

kn William Michael Byrne has sent
\ TIE following letter to j. w. Babc0c.s
OF the Republican Congressional Com
,tce:-
New York, August 25, 1902 The
Hon J. w. BabcOck, Chairman Re.
< publican Congressional Committee.
New York City.
S' Sir: Passing through the city this
morning on my way home from my
I vacation, ! noticed in the Philalel.
/ phia Record that am likely to be
nominated for Congress by the I'm.
4 lon Republican convention to be bel d
\ at Dover, Delaware. next week.
When II is considered that I have
for several years vigorously opposed
n Abe Union Republicans OF Delaware,
and am now not a member Of their
party, although l am out of accord
1 with my former leaders, this action
+ nf their convention il it occurs, wolld
be astrilling evidence Of the broad
minded liberallty.
TN Ibclievc a movement is on foot in
Delaware to reconstruct and reunite
4 the Republican party there: and the
Union Republican and vast major.
Sfity Of the regular Republicans al.
Il dently desire to see this done.
L cannot think it certain that the
Union Republicans wilnomiuasc me
! for Congress, but of this you may be
4 certain. they will name 4 man who
VIII beat the Democrats.
IN l stand pledged to the publication
4 Of the party in Delaware and the eX-
4 tirpation Of the spirit Of faction which
4 has been too long the bane Of our
public life. | shall not cease my eff
\ forts to present to President ROoSe-
veltan the country harmonious
4 Republication in Delaware In 1904.
/ have no desire to dsplace Others Vino
ought to bend their energies to the
\ accomplishment Of these iaudable
purposes; and it would give Inc per-
& Sonal qualification OF Dr.. Bail, who
has been named for Congress by one
convention of Republicans, were a!s)
nominated by the Union Republicans,
! therefore suggest that your COM
mittee at once urge Dr.. Ball to give
the Union Republicans satisfactory
4 assurance that if he is elected to Con-
n gress lie will represent the whole Of
the Republican party, aud not a part
Of 1t. No man can go t. Congress
from Delaware who will continue to
advise the President that ten thou
sand staunch and loyal Republicans
are unworthy Of political recognition
at the hands OF the administration.
~ ! have called your attention to this
matter in order that DR.. Dali NAV
act quickly; for while | am now vii.
ling to subordinate myself, it is III y
duty TO say respectfully, but emp hat.
ically, that if | am nominated by the
Union Republicans, will ti5h. the
fight 10 finish, and the Rcpubli
& cans CT Delaware will see to it that
win the battle.
Respectfully yours,
William Michael Byrne.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Reglst-atio App .a,s

Judge William @. Spruance sat Ia
the county court room this morning
to hear appeals for the registration.
This was the second sitting, the first
time there was not an appeal and
there was but one this morning.
The one case was that Of George
H. Robinson, colored, who appealed
from the decision Of the registration
officers In the third district OF the
Tenth Representative district which
is New Castle hundred. He had been
challenged on the ground that he was
a convict, and although his name was
registered 1t was afterwards stricken
from the list.
He declared that he is not con.
Wet and entitled to the right to vote.
Harry p. Joslyn was present for the
Republicans and Robert G. Harman
appeared for the Democrats.
George L. Appleby the Republican
registrar OF the district was in court.
His Democratic assistants Stephen
Stradley and Clarence Gray were alb.
ocuI' NIL 1lhlIAOtl IdISeu Uuc pOluG
that the registrar was not properly
in court, because the statue prescrib-
es that written notice of on appeal
must be given the registrar three
days before the appeal is filed. Such
a written notice had not been given.
The Democrats were unprepared to
60 into the case.
Judge Spruance ruled that the safer
plan was to require the statutory mo-
tice of three days. and as 1t had not
been given Mr.. Joslyn withdrew the
appeal. 1t can be renewed in Octo-
Der.
Another case was to have come
up but John Cain the man interest
ed was absent. Cain had applied for
registration in the First Election
District of the First Representative
District where Michael Sanney is
the registrar. He was turned down
on the ground that he had not re-
sided in the district for 80 days be-
fore the application. The next
days for filing appeals is October
2lst and 2Sth.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Ly.ch,pr In North carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 26.-Tom
Jones. the negro who outraged Mrs.
William Smith. near Seven Springs,
on Friday. has been lynched. He was
caught ibH5 q; posse Of three. taken to
Mrs. SMith,sr house and identified. He
confessed his crime and gave up ra.
zor he had stolen from his victims
husband. 'He was put in barn to
await the arrival of the sheriff, but ten
men disguised as negroes came from
the woods and demanded him. Officer
Walker refused to give him up and
was shot In the neck. The men bat
tered down the door, put Jones on a
tram car, ran it into the woods, bound
him to log and fired volley of shot
at him. He was not killed by the first
fire, and another volley ended his mis-
cry. Buttons and pieces of cloth were
taken as souvenirs from his body. His
victim will live, but is horribly distig.
ured.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Roosevelt S New England Trim


Boston, Mass, Aug. 2G.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt was up bright and
early this morning, and with his
party started at 5. 20 clock Tor the
north station, where he boarded the
special train for his new England
trip. The train pulled out a s.,
This Will be very busy day for
the Chic! Executive. ths programme
including stops at Lowell. Law
erencc, liavcrhillc, Dover. Old Orch.
ard, Portland, Lewistcwn. and An
gusta, at all Of which places it is
expected he will make short speech
es. He will be the guest of Gov
ernor Hin at Augusta, Maine, to.
night. Lowell was reached at 92J
clock and at 9.43 the President
started Tor Lawrence, Mass.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Strikers Threats Keep Mines Closet.

Strikers Threats Keep Mines Closed.
Wilkes. Barre, Aug. 26.-Tw0 mobs
assembled early this morning 10 the
mining towns Of Plymouth and For.
ty Fort near here. They were made
up of strikers who had heard reports
that the Ayondale and Maltby collier.
les had been started. The strikers
were in an ugly mood. and a repsti-
ton OF the disturbance at Hazleton
seemed likely for time, but no non
union men appeared. No attempt
was made to run either breaker, and
there was nothing for the strikers to
do but march and cheer.
At the Avondalc Coliery during the
night squad OF strikes climbed the
stuckade TO Investigate the reports
that leo cars Of coal had been brought
up from the shaft yesterday. The
loaded cars were in plain sight in the
yard, but the strikers had their sus.
picions, and tipped over three or
four cars. 1t was found that the
mine bosses had filled the cars with
dirt and sprinkled coal over the top.
The Ayordale workmen have been
on strike since March. and are get.
ting extra relief from the Union.
A carload of -four was distribu.
ted among their iamlies to-day.
Rcporta from Duryea show that a
crowd is gathering there around
the Warnkle washery. Owing to
the trouble at Hazleton yesterday
Sheriff Jacobs and his deputies are
absent from Duryea for the first
time in weeks, The strikers know
this and a second outbreak of
violence there may come at any
hour.
Michel is preserving much mys-
terry about the idenity of Charles
S. Vasey, of New York, who last
night registered at the hotel where
the miners leader is stopping. Mr.
Vasey had three hours confer
euce with Mitchell. When seen
altetward Mr.. Vassy declined to
stale his business with Mitchell
or to give an address that might
serve to identity him.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
lcar,..g Ihe Curbs

King and Madison streets look like
part Of another city since the store
keepers began to obey the order is
sued bv Chet Black 10 clear the curb
Of all stands. A property owner on
King street who is in business said
this morning that the clerk CT the
market will now be compelled to
show his hand. Farmers from Nary.
land and Penn. vania come to the
market, pay neither tax or license and
remain IN the market until 4 Clock.
They must get out OF the market by
2 clock OF they will be arrested.
Come to Mlllcr'S No. stall in the
City Market and be surprised in the
price Of goodbcef, etc.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
St.e:tS and Sewers.

At the meeting of the Street and
Sewer Department to-day routine
business was transacted. Charles
P. Murray petitloned for the paving
and curbing of West street near
Thirtieth.
Mrs. Emma Stapler will be al
lowed $500 for part Of lot at Scott
and Fourteenth streets.
The Commission will be paid that
condemned the bed of the street at
Ninth and Rodney.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
GLOETZNER -ZlEGLER.

Miss Mary A. Zegler, Of this city
and Raymond A. Gloetzner, of
Washington, were married in Lon
don, England, by the Rev. Eugene
Donahpa, OF st. Peters Church,
Hatton Garden. Oh August 20, H.
Il and J. l. Iiegler, brothers Of the
bride, Miss Josephine AMI Hans
Gloetzner brother and sister of
the groom, We're present. Mr., and
Mrs. Gloct2neT will make tour Of
Southern Germany, Switzerland
and Russia. They will reside in
Berlin.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States AMI New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, cooler tempera.
ture with fresh. winds. .-.ns
On Wednesday, clear, athmoderate
temperature and cd nofthwesterly
winds. "'' E'' ""
a ,rls. bBa
On Thursday, clear weather
will prevail with higher tempera-
ture.
The thermometer at W. C. Taylor's
drug store 3o2 King street today reg.
iStered as follows:
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock lo'clock
&C 76 81
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
PERSONAL
MENTION.
HAMMOND-HART.

nhMMoND -I1ARIs
The Baltimore Sun says:
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Wellington
Hart, of Mount Washington, have
announced the marriage of their
youngest daughter, Miss Willyhyde
Hart, to Mr.. Pinkney Hammond
Plummer, of Mount Washington.
The wedding took place on Satur-
day, August 9, at Wilmington and
was performed by tho Rev. George
L. Wolfe, pastor of the First Meth
odist Protestant Church, Of that
city.
The announcement, quiet as it is,
has caused ripple at excitement in
the social life of Washington, not
only because both tho young people
are we'll known and prominently
connected, but because the couple
consulted no one concerning their
matrimonial intentions and the fact
that they have been married has
just become known to their parents
and friends.
Mr.. Plummer is the son of MIR.
and Mrs. Jesse Hopkins Plummer,
of Mount Washington. His father
has been for many years chief clerk
in the Baltimore division Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. His moth
or was Miss Hammond, of Anapo-
lis, and the family is am ong the old
residents of Mount Washington.
The bride is a niece of Mi IS Caro-
limo NJ. Hart, director of the Train
ing School of the Baltimore Kinder
garten Association, and granddaugh
ter of Judge Henry N. Hart, of st.
Louis, Mo. Her father is widely
known in insurance circles of the
West and North ard her stepsister,
Miss Annie Chambers Czapski, is
connected with the Louisville Cou-
rier journal. On her mothers side
Mrs. Plummer is a granddaughter
of Mrs. Aunie Chambers Ketchum,
the poetess of tine Civil War period.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hart have
been residents of Mount Washing
ton only two years. When their
daughter, who is only 10 years Of
age, announced her engagement in
the early summer to Mr.. Plumner,
who is but 10 years old, the parents
of neither party regarded the mat
ter with sufficient seriousness to
send out formal notices and the
date of the wedding was not discus
sel at all.
The young people felt differently
about it, however. 1t is said that
the desire Of Mr.. Hart to move his
family to the South as place of
resilenc, perhaps fastened the
event.
As a license could not be secured
in Maryland without the consent of
the young mans parents, it was OBJ
tainel in Delaware, the couple 60
ing to Wilmington on the morning
of August ., and having the knot
tie l. The bride returned to Mount
Washington at p. IN. after which
she joined the young people in the
cricket club field for the remainder
Of the afternoon. No one suspect
cd the marriage, least Of all the
brides family, until she told her
mother last weak. No objections
are raised against the match save
their exceeding youth.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
At MIC CITY. N, !.

Hotel Wellington f. L, Dudley
and wife Ruth Dudley, Mr.. Can.
non ami family. ]. Wheeler and
fumily, J. A Weldin and wife. w.
G. Devine aud family, Mrs G. Crouch
Ethel Carter, Edward Burbengei,
G. H. Wilsee, ". J. Loeber, j. D.
Carter.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26

AS Henry NJ. White gets out
on Thursday Lynn's friends believe
he should be liberated also.
The friends of John Lynn will
make an effort to have him par.
doned.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
CARD BASKET.

The following party have just re-
turned from Bowers Beach where
thoy spent 9 days fishing and catch
ing CLAIMS, G. Valentine. G. Steigers
W. White, X. Koeing, p. R. Falk.
Charles Schag!in and wife are at
tending the millinery OPENING in
Philadelphia and New YORK.
Miss Rose Grant has returned
h ONE frcm Dover where she spent
her vacation.
DR.. A. L. Kelley is stopping at
the Star Villa at Cape May.
Miss Eva Parson is visiting at
Parsonburg, Nd.
Miss Mary Casey has returned
homo from trip to New York.
Thomas Coward, of Washingt on,
was in our city today.
Edward X. and John D. Kurt.
who have been on a trip through
the West for about a month, return
ed to this city last night.
Charles f. Rudolph, who has
been away on Il three weeks vaca-
ton to the Della ware Water Gap,
returned home on Monday greatly
benefited in health,
Mrs. George Clclland accOmpa-
MED by her daughter Ellen, will re-
turn home today after Il months
visit to Mount Desert Ferry, Maine,
greatly benefited in health.
Miss Maud E. W hittle, of Chester
was the guest Of Miss Nellie Shields
on Sunday.
Orville G. Gooden is spending a
week at Atlantic City.
Frederick P Bennett, manager OF
the Wilmington Oil Company, has
returned from tour through Eng
land, Ireland, France, Germany
aud Scotland.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
LOl )

There is said to be good fishing in
the creek near Brandywine Springs.
Bass ana sun fish and the biggest
eels that swim are to Inc caught in
this stream. All you want is the
right kind of bait.
Wesley J. Husbands is a candidate
for Road Commissioner in the first
district in Brandywine Hundred.
He is subject to the decision OF the
Republican party,
Rev. |, W. Newell has Just re-
turned from the coal Regions He
says things look bad at the present
time, but he thinks that the mines
will be in operation next month.
Mr. Newell held a rally i'll Moore's
A. NJ. E. Chapel on Sunday and re-
( allied 1888. so
A reunion Of the members of the
First Delaware Battery viii! be held
Thursday, Aug 18th in Tyre 5
woods. A large turn out is expected.
All old soldiers arc particularly in
vited to he present
[lsaac G. Elliott was out coon hunt
Ing last evening in Brandywine Hun
dred. He freed two coOuS III Du
Points woods. He was giving his
dogs practice. He has tho best coon
dogs i'll the State.
Welsh Brothers Shows.
q, The famous Welsh Brothers big
consolidated shows will give four
performances in our clty on We'd
nesday and Thursday afternoons
and evenings. The famous LaRue
Sroupe of acrobats will give their
acts OF unparalleled tumbling and
balancing. They have appeared
VITA convenient success with athe
best circus of America and Europe
ind are conceded to be the greatest
In their line now in this country.
They accomplish the most phenom
email deXtrous and ambiieytrous
gymnastlc feats ever attempted.
Their act is also brilliantly costum-
cd and throughout is ono OF the
spell binding interest.
Look out tor the street parade on
"Wednesday and Thursday, which
will travel the principal streets IN
Wilmington. Free exhibitions will
pe given daily at the grounds, IN
fluding a sensational high dive by
captain Lcwson. late Of the st.
..e wis Fire department. This per-
Tor nance IS repeated morning and
evening.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Excursion To PcrnSgrOve.

The annual excursion of the North
Baptist Bible School will take place
on Thursday, Aug 2Sth to Penns-
grove, N. j. Don't fail to goalong
and spend a pleasant day. ct
Mark Fahey fell off a tank at
Touchtons barrel factory. His in
juries consisting of several lacera-
tons, were dressed by DR.. Weiden-
er. He was sent to the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance.
J. Harry Massey shot sixteen dozen
Of reed birds yesterday.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
CEALED PROPOLALS FOR A STEEL.
- highway Bird o over the Christina creek
about one mil from Navarro station

about one mile from Newark station
Nes Caste Co., i,elawara 1902
TIE super. structure TO consist Of enc span
81 feet inches CUT to out, having U clcnr
roadway of IL feet between trusse5 and shall
be built square with face Of ubutments.
The plans accom- ony ing these spoci ions
shall be strictly compiled with and no variu.
t OH here rom will be- permitted.
The metal work shall be thoroughly clean !.
81 and painted before shipm ent and shall
have one good coat OF oxide Of iron paint
after erection,
Tho lumber required for the flooring will
be- fur li.hed by the county. The contract or
shall take care OF same and lay H.
The old bridge will ba removed by the com
inis-iJuers and the homework put IN conli.
ton . receive tho new iron work.
The work ut all times shall be open for the
ins pee ion Of the commis 81 onur5 and shall be
subject to their approval
No rough or upinochanical workmanship
will be permitted
Must be completed within six months from
time OF signing contract.
All bids must Le sealed, addressed and de
livered to the secretary OF the Levy Court
Of New Castle county, At the Court House !.
Wilmington, Del by 10 o'clock q. i'll Tues
day, September 2 l0C2.
The court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids Plana can BE- sean In the Clerk
Of The Teacs's ufico. Wilmington, Del
JOHN q. ARMSTRONG;.
a2I5t County Commissioner
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26

~ ASH".
1HORP-Near Branjy vino sDrings on Aug,
"A. 1902, Elizabeth ~, daughter OF q ,"rge
i. and Annie A. Vnorp and granddaughter
OF samuel Coylo aged II months
relatives Hnd friends are invited to attend
the funeral services ~ her pareu's' residence
mar BranAywine ep"irgs on Tuesday after
Noon, iuSlst &c at 3 ococh lLtrrment ut
.,IIvarbr ook cemetery.
STiLhEY--ln this CT y on Aug -, 1909, Elsie
May. daughter Of John u. and Saliio A =,
Stll!oy aged 10 years and 3Iaonls,
Hell,ivc5 and friends are respectfully lnvi-
ted to attend tho funeral services f.an her
parents residonce, No 1880 Wilson street on
Wednesday, ufteru )on at : O'clock. lnlerment
At RiyGIyieW Cemetery.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Night Bloc ming Cactus

Howell S. England, has a night
blooming cactus which had seven
blooms last night which was
the most the plant has ever had
in one nlght. l, pcr1umed the neigh.
DorhUOd Tor several blocks.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
MARRIAGES..

THOMP5OE- YopER at OIL wesS III street
on Aug. .at. l4J!, by Rev. H. W. IoLg, =,
v Thompson and Ida l.. Youer. al. Of Phil
alut puia Pa
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26

The Tadman and Hickman No
rocco Company have closed down
their plant for the summer.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Thieves at Work.

Thieves broke into the residences
Of John Bleasdale, George NJ. Black.
burne and Robert Leslie Black burn e
VI New Castle hundred last night.
They gained an entrance by prying
open the cellar door in each in.
stance
At the Bleasdale residence they se-
Cured 800 In cash. At the residence
Il X l.. Blackburnc they upset things
IN general and secured but a small
gum Of money.
At George RIackburnc's residence
bhey secured more money and the i'm.
preston is that they wanted nothing
but CASH.
0OIdey Coli &c Open Tonight.
The office Of Glldey College, will
be open tonight. 7 to ., for the re- :
Neption of visitors and the enroll
fnent of students v rite for cata-
iogue, if You conno' cali.
Bodily pain lo,ys It's terror if
youve bottle ii DR.. I'hOnins' Ec-
lectric Gil in the house. Instant re-
hef in cases Of burns, cuts, spralns,
accidents Of any sort.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26

the style you like may
be among them and a
little time taken in look
ing them over will be q
big investment. New fall
goods will soon be ready,
they are coming in fast
and crowding us for room
Don't miss this chance to
get a cheap Suit, SIS, So
and $3.50, worth $40, $12
SIS and $40. A. few sizes
in Boys Suits 3 to 8 years
IS cents to $3.50 worth
$3.50 to $500.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAS 7. MULLLN & SONS
9th and Market Wilmin Ct on