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The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
WEDDING ANNINERSAKY.

Avery enjoyable evening was spent
by the family and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Talley, at their home,
at IIarvey's Station, last evening in
celebrating the Goth anniversary Of
thch marriage.
The invited guests were received
by MIR. and Mrs. Talley, assisted by
their charming daughter Edna, who
after wishing their hosts many happy
returns of this event, spent the
hours Of the reception in enjoying the
music so pleasantly rendered and in
specting the very handsome and ap.
propriate tokens OF the esteem and
loveof The many friends and relatives
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Taley.
Rev. L. p. Karhosen. the pastor
of the church Of which Mr.. aud Mrs.
TalIey are prominent members, aud
his wife were present and made nap
py use of the opportunity to make the
acquaintance Of the people.
AmCng the guests were II. M.
Barlow and wife, George r. Barlow,
wife and daughter, William l.. Bar
low and family, Thomas j. Webster
and family Of Elan, Penrose TaIIey
and family, Thomas Il. Tallcy and
Miss Ellen Talley, Mrs George Wei.
din. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Downs, Charles llunes and wife
Thomas ". Zebicy and wife. VII.
liam Harvey and sfamily, Lewis TIar.
vey and wife, William Day and fami.
lv. s l.. Handy and family, ". Y.
Gaibreath and wife OF Ogden. Pa.
f. T, Wier and wife. Howard Mccall.
lister and wife. J. II. TaIley and
wife OF this city, W. A. TaIlcY and
wife. Mrs. Margaret Pierce aud
daughter. Mrs, Mills and son, Miss
Ebrite, Mrs. Cochran, Join Veaie
and son, George Cloud Of Claymon',
Alfred Hickman and wife Of Booths
Corner, Warren Messimcr ana wife,
NJ sses Emma Ayrcs Of Chester, Mag
gle Eoult and Eta Pierce OF this
city.
After enjoying the collation. provi-
ded for their pleasure the guests de-
parted at Il late hour, wishing their
hosts many more years Of happy and
uSefu. life.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
AhIur I'd q Child

A strange story of con ntemplated
kidnapping has been made public
here ny William kopp, commonly
known as Doc kupp. lie first told it
to the police last August. and the
latter kept it quiet in the hope Of
capturing ". A. Lau. former pro-
prietor of the Windsor Hotel. Lau
diSappcred just at the time he was
wanted. According to his confession
he was hired by law to assist him in
abducting Philip, the lj'year-oId sou
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". l.. G!adfelter. Of
Spring Grove,a a village l. miles from
here. They were to convey the lad
10 Il den IN an abandoned ore mine,
and leave Tim there, for for $40,
900 from the rich grandfather and
upon failure to remit the ransom
the child was 10 be Killed.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
n ddletown Shooting Association

Quite an interesting afternoon WAS
spen, by tho mont bers aud friends OF he
Miduletown Shouting Association Thurs
day the occasion being the date for the 80
Target Trophy Shoot. Ths trophY-a
guD-pre ented by the J. Stevens Arms
& Tool Co.. was awarded 10 Frank Il.
Pooi. after very close contest.
Following are the several events;
Event No. l-l0 Targets--Duryea, s; F.
Massey, s.; Barnard, s; &. Massey, Z; +.
Pool. 6; Steele, s; McCieary, 6; Coiville.
Event No. 80 Tareets-Duryea. 6;
McCeary, .; Steele, /, Stevens, 3; Pear
son, !.
Event No. 4-l5 Targets Barnard, 10;
Eulvi!!e 10, T.. Massey, 9; Stevens, s; S.
Poa', Il.
Event No. % par doubles Barnard
.; Il Massey, q; T. Pool, .; &. Massey,
4; Willis. 3; s, Pool. 2; McCloary l.
Event No, 6-,l5 Targets Barnard, Il;
G. MASSEY, 10; :. Pool. Z, E Massey, 6;
Steele, &, +. pool, 6.
Event No. 2 -5J Targets:
Inst Shoot Off-l0 Targets
Broke. Handicap, Scored.
f. Pool, : s
+. Ma .sey, 6 8
Second Shoot Of-l0 Targets:
Broke. Handicap. Scored.
F. Pool, 9 3 10
u. Massey, = ]! 10
The club have 5000 Hammerless
Parker gun to offer as a trophy aud will
probably award it az the next shoot April
- IL 1872
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
CARD BASK EFT.

l.. Rookie Loomis, of Nantmcal,
Chester county, is spending few
days as tie guest of John $. Muliin,
Jr., in this city. Mr.. Loomis although
blind. is skilful piano player and
has imposed nany selections and
takes keen interest in sports, being
manager OF the Nantmeal base ball
team last year.
Miss Agnes Scott. OF Grecnville,
n. j., is visiting relatives in this city
Mr.. and Mrs d. r. Smith have re-
turned from Washington, d. c.,
where they attended the funeral Of
Mrs. +. NJ. Wheat. whose sudden
death Will be a surprise to her many
friends here.
Charles II. Irwin. VI. D.. and his
wife. medical missionaries in Korea,
arc the guests Of DR., and Mrs. Nc.
Curdy.
Mrs. Frank Wooley has returned
home from L visit to friends In West
Chester
Miss Ida '. Magargal, of Brandy
wine Springs, has retErned from a
pleasant visit with friends of BOol.
view Farm, near Delaware City, and
also at st. Georges.
Mrs J. II. Cody has returned home
from a visit to friends in West Ches-
ter.
Horace Greeley Knowles is in Ne W
York to day on business.
Anthony McGarney. one of the
clerks in the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds was in Philadelphia Yesterday
on important business.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
DOTS.

Victor T.. Ullman accompanied by
his wife and yonngcs! son will leave
this city on Tuesday and sail for
Switzerland on Wednesday. They
have engaged passage on the steamer
Deutchsand and will I've gone for three
months.
Joseph Graham has been in Swift.
2erlan1 tor several months. lie likes
it 50 well than he will stay their i'll
definitely as he likes the country and
people.
Lippincott & Co., will after altcra-
tions have been made occupy the
building, No. . East Third street.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
A MOther's Terrible Crime,

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, April 12-
Mrs. A. II. Tower the wife of a mill
lionairc resident OF this city and a
daughter of 4. Platt Carpenter, for Il
generation leader in the Republican
party Of the state, shot and killed her
son and herself at the family residence
here last night, 1t is believed that the
murder and suicide resulted from fit
Of temporary alteration of mind, for
Mrs. Tower was wrapped up in her
boy, who was fourteen years old and
of manly disposition and bearing. Res
idcnts Of the district along the famous
Hyde Park road, where the Towers
dwell, are stunned by the news Of the
truunuY.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12

DOTS - A
John Goodwin has been reinstaN
DoTs..5l.l'

John Goodwin has been reinstan
ed as ash inspector.
There will be battalion drill
on Monday night
Miss Wenonah Mask Of No.
1106 West Fourth street lost a
valuable pin this morning.
Building Inspector Cassidy
contemplates visiting the Cork
ireland exhibition during the
coming aummer.
A force OF men began the work
Of tearing down fence at Seventh
and Pennsylvania avenue to-day.
j. P. Nichols is likely to restrain
the city's workmen as he is OPP
posed to the award of 6 cents.
During the week there were IL
deaths. Is births aud 20 marriages
were recorded at the Board Of
Health Office during the past week.
St. James Chapel at the Catholic
Proctory will be consecrated and
dedicated by Bishop Monaghan on
Sunday April so.
The trophy of the Wilmington
Bowling te am is or exhibition IN a
Market stsect store window.
Mayor Fisher will hold confer
ence during the week with the
Directors of the Street and Sewer
Department.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Am intAI [ urcstnr.

Governor Stone, of Pennsylvania.
has appointed kaiph Edward
Brock, graduate from The Howard
High School in the class OF ly0j,
Forester at Mount Alto, pennsyl-
yanla, a state reservation. The
appo!ntee is Il son oil the late Rev.
john Brock, formerly pastor of
Bethel y. NJ. L. Church, this city.
and presiding elder Of the pn,la.
del phla district. aud is Il young
mAn Of promising ability. He re-
sides IN West hester at he
present time
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
CASES In
CITY COURT

Jeremiah Sullivan was the first
prisoner to face Judge Cochran
in the Municipal Court this morn
ing and his rats was 50 and costs.
John Brown pleaded guilty to
being drunk and disorder]y.
Officer Sewell D. Scott testified
that Brown became very abusive
at Front and West when asked to
90 home. He was ordered to pay
$3 and costs.
James r. Briggs, colored, plead
ed guilty to similar charge.
Special Officer Gordy testified he
arrested Briggs in the waiting
room of the French street station
yesterday afternoon and his fine
was $3 and costs.
John Deputy, bright looking
boy, pleaded not guilty to assault
and battery on Jacob freedman.
The testimony was that Deputy
and other boys were playing
marbles and he kicked Deputy's $
marble and he grabbed him and
threw him down. He thought he
had the marble ard Deputy struck
him twice with a brick.
Patrolman Moore saw the boys
on the ground and when he went
up he saw slight cut on Freed
mans head and he placed him I'M
der arrest.
The boy said that he grabbed
Freedman about the neck to get
his marble and they tripped and
fell. He was dismissed with a
caution.
William Hearne was charged
with failing to comply with the
directions Of the Board Of Health
by attempting to enter a quaran-
tined house. A fine OF $40 and
costs was imposed.
John Smith was charged with
the larceny of two skins, tho
property of Charles Baird d Co.
Patrolman John Winthrup testlli-
cd he arrested Smith yesterday
morning with the two skins i'll
his possession. Smith told him
that he had two shirts in the bun
die. He claimed his cousin had
brought them from Philadelphia
and gave them to him.
Robert Baird identified the two
skins recovered Ly Winthrup and
they were worth $3.50. The skins
had not been missed.
Michael Fetz, testified he is the
superintendent Of the factory and
that Smith had been laid off about
two months ago. He was in the
factory on Thursday morning last
Bail for his appearance al Court
was fixed ut $500.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
PERSONAL
MENTION
SURPRISE PARTY.

A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Helen Carpenter ather
home, No. 1903 Tatnal street, on
Thursday evening, April 10, by Miss
Fay Howard.
Music and games were the chief
features OF the evening, At a late
hour the guests were invited to the
dining room where refreshments
were served in abundance.
Those present were Misses Fay
Howard, Lydia Thompson, En- ma
Taylor, Nellie Munden, Helen Car.
penter, Laura Chrsty, Blanche Jos.
eph, Lola Parsons, Stella McCracken
Nancy Killroy, Molle Jerrell, Bessie
Carpenter and Grace Taylor, Messrs.
Earl aud Charlie Martin, Charlie
Smith, Charlie Clark, Fred Howard.
Nicholas Green, George Luke, Leon
ard Lynch, Matthew MinEer, SyIyes.
tor Rose, Willard Springer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Saved IRON Wrecked Steamer,

London, April 12.-The
British steamer Kinfauns Cas-
Tie homcward bound from the
Cape Of Good Hope, with $50
passengers on board, stranded
off Brightstonc, Isle Of Wight
at 3 o'clock this morning.
The sea is calm, but the vessels
position is somewhat danger
Gus. The passengers and mails
were landed by tugs.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
A StOckkyErAs Eo,u0tt,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April 12.-Be-
cause of an Objectionable yarding rule
put into effect here the Kansas City
Live Stock Exchange has at special
meeting decided by an almost unani.
nous vote to boycott the Kansas City
stockyards and adopted resolutions re-
qucsting shippers to send their cattle,
hogs and sheep to other markets until
the differences shall be adjusted. Res
olutions were adopted by the Live Stock
Exchange and were signed by G.. NJ.
Welden, president of the exchange.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
STRIKE Will
BE SETTLED.

It is expected that the trouble be.
tween the Bancroft Sons Company
and their employees will be settled
on Monday when the 900 hands will
resume work. On Thursday the
weavers objected to an increase in
the length of the cuts. The Con-
pany has received an order that
will continue for year but the
cloth is to contain one hundred
wards to the cut. Trouble arose
between the weavers aud the Com
pnny informed them that they could
consider the proposition until Mon
day, and that they were willing to
paw what was reasonable for wcav-
Ing the cloth. 1t is expected that
the mills will resume operations ou
Monday morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Many Turned Away

For orc hour the people poured
into the Cycle Academy las, hit. to
witness CioWard's exhibition Of the
Passion Play and illustrated Songs
and by S.l5 all the seats ana avail
able standing room was taken and
many turned away. This remarka Bile
engagement closes with the cXhibitic
tonight. Manager Coward express
ed great regrets last night that it was
impUssIbIc for them to stay another
week, as their engagements through
out the Coat Regions viii not permit
u pOslpOnCmcnt
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Struck on the Heal.

While Frank Woollcy, the rosur-
arce agent, was standing at the
north east corner Of Fourth
and Market streets this morning
a bout II o clock. one ol the stays
broke loose from the feed wire aud
fell, striking him on The head.
Luckily the blow was not sufficient
10 do MIR. Woollev any injury al
though it made him see stars for
the time being. The accident was
lucky both for Mr.. WoolIey aud the
Wilmington CITY Railway Company.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
kOrjln Missionaries

Or, and Mrs. Charles II. Irwin, after
eight years service in Korea, have IT,
turned home tor rest and renewals Of
friendships. They are intimate friends
of Dr. and Mrs. T. \. McCurdy and
family, md are their guests. pr.
irwin has achieved distinguished
reputation as phy >cIan and cyanyc-
list. lie will speak in Central Pres
bytcr,an church Sunday morning. on
The Triumphs Of the Gospel in korca,
and in the evening on Mcdicil Mis-
sion. The public is invited to hear a
live missionary.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
d cl &C Repaired i Break.

Ihe drel@" Argus ma; repair, i
the break in the >,optI, bank Of
the thristioIa, bat So1til " !Ilning-
ton is still in i tjoo,Iri condition.
Several families living on A
street have pruy;Icl pontoon b,idy
es from fast Land to their doors
and windows. BY this mcan,
they are able to leave their dwell
ing.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
.AuOthcr Police Chief Killed.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, April 12.-
Chief of Police Marstellar, who was
sworn in at Elkins. W. Va, on Mon
day. has been killed by man named
Davis. Davis was arrested in saloon,
and as he was being taken to jail he
shot and killed the chief. Chief Of po-
lice Lilly was killed at Elkins by a
prisoner, who was lynched, only few
months ago.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Tobacco Order Caused Strike,

BOSTON. April l2.-Becausc a notice
was posted at the Stilings printing
establishment prohibiting the use of
tobacco and abolishing cuspidors dur
ing working hours twenty-three men
struck after holding an Indignation
meeting. Mr.. Stillings stated that be
gave the order in the Interest of clean
illness,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
4 SiTili>t alUf- sale

There W're two administrations,
sales in tn" county r"Wt liu,e This
morning. Tvs" properties Of Mary
ChrHnry in ';"H Lion hUndrrd were
Sold.
The sixteen aer' property was pur-
CHASED hv IIcm"rr Ferguson for
sl41 and >b" Iiljy arr" property by
T. IMlard lIri>rI fJr SJ,4ol The
property "i Martha t. francis at
Ninth and Orange street, Wa, par
chased by William II. IIraid for
&G .Nn
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Going To Wilmington.

The Chester kepuhlican says:
Penn Landing Council, No. 239
c. b. L., will go to Wilmington
to pay Il visit to Delaware Coun-
Gil and attend a social functian by
that Council. There will be 4
euchre party, followed by u dance
The trip will be made on special
trolley cars.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
is IA "a x Il IS 4 n e Z. si5l - II
THE WEATHER. ] |:

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by freshwesterly winds, and
rising temperature.
Sunday promises to be clear to
cloudy and stationary temperature
with south westerly winds.
Monday, cloudy weather will pre-
vail, and rising temperature.
The thermometer at w. C.Taylor's
drug store 3o2 King street today reg
istered as follows:
7o'clock 10 o'clock lo'clock
so So "a
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
" A~hl>I,jI)S n.

POPULAR TIL HREE- DAY TOURS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Wilmington at 1855 p. NJ.
ThUrsdnys Apr!! 10 and "a aud May s.
Rate. including ali expenses, -. 90 for
round trip. Expenses include railroad
fare. transfer to Hotel and two days
Tours giving itinerary and full details,
write or apply to II. A. Miller Z. A..
Wilni pton, Del
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Arbutuj ir r1nrkpt,

Arbutus was on sale in King street
market this morning and readily
sold for cents a Eunch. 1t sold
for % cents buuch last Saturday at
Atlantic City aud found u ready sale
al that prics.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
" III K tuila 4 Barn

Samuel Logan at Cracuj aux had
but $500 Insurance pu his farm which
burned down at hrr"u UaUk All the
stock and wagons "oe Cotton safely
out before the fire had gutlcu Glund
control Mr. Logan WEI l,Wid at
once, but on Z HtHornt ste. How
the barn caught L,' is q mystery.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
MARRIAGES..

KING At 3U2 Ea st 9Th str OF, on
APRIL ., 1892, by lev, Wm H. L. But!er u.
y. Ulysses u. King and nary t.aven,u Or.
angl.
KIEKI AND--GA GAEDINEn-.On April nth
lJt., ut calvary Episcopal Church, 81 and
Washington streets, by Nrv W, Il. ,lefterls,
H. y. "m. j. KirkHud and Msrraru, Il.
Gardiner both Of this city
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
~ Port Deposit Pa stor to Resign

Port Deposit, Md,. April II.
Rev. W. ", Shaw. pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church, will ask the
New Castle I'resbNtcIy. which
meets in Wilmington next week,
to dissoIv" his pastoral relations
with the church here.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Candidate for Sheriff,

j. Thomas Wright, {! Pencader
Hundred, announces himself as
candidate for Sheriff ot New Castle
County, subject to the decision of the
Rcpubl lean party.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Harry p. Willis and Miss Bessie
Dure Sharp, will be married at the
home OF the bride. No. 905 Adams
street, on Wednesday evening next,
by the Rev. L. f.. Briggs, pastor Of
Second Baptist Church.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
IN Jailfor srapbing Sweetheart,

NincIaud. y. j.. April H. Miss
Ellen Noschel. e East Niueland,
who nearly killed Charles Sea-
graves, OF Erld9elou. Iast mcnlh by
stabblng him, was arrested to-day
and taken TO The County Jail to
awalttrlaI. >cagrlycs HAS refused
TO appear before the Grand Jury
against hi sweet heart, with whom
he has been reCoDcteI
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
: mad AauEi,t,

Colonel a, l., Aru,tYw. caught 20
Bhad yesterday in the IDr.a"ar" below
New Castle. Alipr tho bvatS did bet
ter yesterday bul the supply of roe
shad was scarce and brpIght good
prices this morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
/ he Shortest Will,

The shortest will that ever came
into the ot1ice of the Register OF
Wills at Media, was placed Oh record
Wednesday. 1t is as follows:
january %, 1902.
"A!l to my mother.
Edgar p. Janncy,'
The maker Of the will is the man
who committed suicide at his home,
at LanSdONnc recently.
High Acor,
In the bowling tournamount at the
Young Mems hepupiICaE Club, TOR
tic Rudolph medal. Daniel lIilIegas.
leads with score CT -. Frank
Finn, holds tie alley record for The
season, his score being 2jG, which IS
a'Ho the highest individual score
BOWED in Wilmington this year.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
me WAY SECOND CLASS COLuNIST
FARE,
To The West Via 3 4 o. R. r.

To TIE Ns5l VIA y. q q, K, K,
The Baltimore unI Olv Il Il. Co. will
sell daily until April 81, second class ons
wny coionlst tickets 10 points iu Montana
Idaho, Was hinston, Oregon and Calitor.
ma at very low RATES. TO Portland, Ore,
Tacoma, Seattle ana all o.ner points In
W ashlnston, Oregon and British Colum.
hia. Sio.oO. 10 San Francisco, Los
Angeio,. San Doigo and all othcr points
in California, $40. ~. TO 0 hor points,
propo tiona eiy low rates. For full par
ticu'nrs. write or apply 10 II. 4. Milier,
Passenger Agent Whining on, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Man Lynchcd by Mob IN Louisiana

Provencal, La, April 12.-An
unknown colored man was cap
tured near this place yes terday
and shot to death BY mob Of
fifty. He was charged with the
murder of j. B. Thomas, Il deputy
sheriff Of Victoria La., who at
tempted to arrest him.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
EECIIRE PARTY.

Miss Mamie Kenncy gave de-
lighttul entertainment at her home,
No, 10l Harrison street, last evening
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Murder At Laurel

Shortly before going to press
the following telegram was res
ceived from Laurel, Del, Mrs.
Alma Collins, young married
woman just found in a stable
trightfullv murdered. The
authorities here had not been
mott fled.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
8
L! o.
1860 1907
Don't worry about the Beef
trust but 90 to
Wood, 500 King ST.,

He buys-kiIIs-and sells
only one profit to pay.
Choice home fed, Pcnnsvl-
vania Cattle, get Il cut, juicy,
tender and fine favored. for
Your Sunday dinner.
Same for every day, the
E,cf Trust DON toll for pur-
cIa~e.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12

The United Gas improvement
Company Of Philadelphia has con
tracted for the erecting OF a plant
for refining oil at Marcus Hook.
4 story to the effect that another
plant would be built at Marcus
Hook to refine the oil used by the
gas Company could not be veri-
fed, --
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12

~ ANTEo--A WOMAN WITH a CHILD
" to 60 t. the caultry for housewurk !;
young white woman wants phase for
chlmber W d. rk in "a ho e or boarding house !:
man :or farm work $ls per month Apply nt
VII. lnle listnce Office, PA West Fourtn 1T,
ulo,+
The evening Republican., 1902-04-12

NOTlCr~-Io th4 ionotaba .1ulgos Of
~ the Court OF Grnnr,i :Ia,S'ont uf th .
state OF Delaware ~ ana for New Castle
county, wr. the undersigned, lrn"hOhura
and respect able cIt'leuS Uf the Six h
ward, in tho city of Wilmington, 40
hereby certify tEHt Alfred j.. hlusCOW,
he Uwner and occupant Of tho house ,Itu-
ntei At 81! Mar"et street in tho sixth
ward clty. cIunty ant state aforesaid,
and described in Ats application. and who
t5an applicant for n ilren-e IN Monday,
the ~ day If May, y, b. 1872 bong tho
mex tenn ut ,&id cpTrL !pr the shle of m
loylen'lnI IWnp In uuAntltlcs not less
than 0ut.Ha'f GnI.DH thG"GiM, not to hb
drunk on hH punmisD :, be bI!ng = Icon
sed ro atIpv Of gOoi', wares, and murGhnn
disc, the aggregate cost valu6 OF his stock
constantly Kept on hard fer sao ia not
less than $I.UJup, H0 Is man pf fui, ago
subriety, and good moral ,hgrar'el; that
such sa Of Intoxicating liquors a. altd
place IS ncr ressary TO Accommodate the
public that he H. 'ho Owner Of SAID house
and tho true rental value is :l"gU.N), ana
tho following re- IeCtaLte ritl2eus OF .NlH
ward ht least i2 Of wlom are substantial
tGehOIIcrs OF sud wntd loCcmmend the
said application to Wit
! hos lnarIun FRANK Mc1lh"nnv
WIN l. DDchstaer Hntpli Harvey
Geo tynn9r Patrick poush"rty
Augustus lerschke Harry + llll
waiter LrAe WAltrrJ scott
VIM II Hanna Wm 4 M,tutferty
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The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
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Mrs. Pierce des Tres 10 thank the
A. o. u. W. for the prompt payment
of the money due her on account of
the death Of her husband Erby
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The evening Republican., 1902-04-12
Ea.e liaI I,day.

The first base a,uj p4u" tt IT, Sea-
son will be pia, at l.c .njoa street
grounds this aI'sJv.N Tue game
Will be between l", "u0i0-Iou Nigh
school and Mlat"., ac&.uy )ou,l,.