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The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

Addix eddestroyal saukturn sau-
toryum, Bay stait gas offs 5th an
shlplee street ocktober 4, 10 hundc-
ed on 2, Nookossell Kountee. Will
mington, Delewer.
Mrs. Mary Ann Jones shoe strecnp
doostrickt Cent Kounty Delewer.
Mi deer Mary Ann: Ne an mister
Adidx hez got a heep of truble on
oar hans, fer Wellyum Mikel Burn
is gltt!n, wot Mister Addix and
Frank Bradlee Kalls, strennyus,
an Walter Haze sez 50 tew.
Sense we have tuck Mi Ike inter
our kamp he hiz KEEP us a guessin,
an ever sinse them fellers doun two
Doevr hollered go ahed Mike"
Mike hez bin agoin ahed till me an
Mister AddiX is left in the distunce
Ef Mike don't hol up and kwit
hoItin, shyin and runnin, we air
goln tew put blind bride, an over
draw and suafel bit on tew him.
Wen mike deserted frum the doop.
out kamp, he wuz ez week ez ez a
lamn, but jest ez soon ez we tuck
him in tew our protecktln arms he
bekum restless and begin tew kwo,e
Roman histery, tew the loopout
tellefs, till they kalled him Themis.
tokleize, but now he sez he IL seer.
Hit sertinly u diskuragin tew US
tew hev Mike goin on in Sich
rsedlcklus manner and mister AddiX
sez ef Mike don't behave hisself thet
he will 60 tew Kougess and leve
Mike tew home.
Fred Book, Nv Kuba, is bully
feIler May Ann, an he wuz in Kuba
till he looks like a spanyard. He
sez thet he will teach yore ris in hus.
band tew tawk spanish, but Mistea
AddiX sez "BIll yew want tew keep
away frum fred Book till after leck-
shnn-' Book sez he will dew hit on
the sly If l want tew lern. He sez
he don't ask Mister Addix when he
wants tew tawk the spanish Ian.
guagc. Book is a wIrkin ,ew git
leckted register NV wills. Hez any
body lost any little babies down in
The shoostiDg deestrieb
lfther is Jest let me heer from
yeu, fer | think kin throw sum lite
on the MYSTERY. korse Mary Ann
you mussent tell nu IN Nv the nobers
but Mack Farlin IL q fernishln bob
bles tew any boldly wat wants EN-
IN be sez he finds EN- out ter
tarnhurst, layin on the green.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
A ROYAL FAMILY.

The company which win assist Miss
Percy Haswell In delineat!ng the dif-
ferent characters OF "a Royal Fam.
ily' at Grand Opera House on M on
day night is OF such unusual merit
that individual mention should be
made OF the noted members. Mr..
Boyd Putman, who appears as King
Louis VII of Arcacia was TO. the last
four years leading man for Joseph
Jefferson, and before that for four
wears held the same position for VIM.
H. Crane. lie had previously won
great recognition in Daniel Fro han s
New York Lyceum Theatre Company
appearing in the leading roles of the
"Charity Ball', "The Wife, and
other noted plays.
Maud Granger, who plays the Queen
Mother, has for many years been
Identified with the best of the Amer
lean drama. Her career as a star is
well remembered and her name is
linked with that of Clara Morris,
Katie Claxton, Sarah Jewett, Rose
Eyting and Agnes Booth in the his
tory of the American stage. Harry
Burkhardt considered one of the ha nd.
soonest of the young leading men on
the stage has had long list Of stage
trlumphs to his credit and Miss Nancy
Padget, who last season created con-
siderable comment in New York, In
,"Thc Last Appeal for her dne dra.
matte force and sweet womanly pre-
sence. Frank Roberts, Walter Crosby,
Robert c, Turner, Charles D. Pitt
and Jeanette Northern have each
been identified with the foremost pro.
duclions Of the American stage.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

DEMOCRATIC leaders like Chair
man Griggs and Representative
Clayton OF Alabama, are now prais-
ing Speaker Henderson as a man too
honest to be other than he seems.
Congressman Clayton says he feels
like giving the Speaker vote of
thanks for declaring that he is not
III accord with the false pretenses
of some of his party associates who
are pretending to occupy The Demo-
cratic position in favor of tariff re-
vision. Speaker Henderson is no
doubt very serious about his with
urawal from the~Congressional cam
paign, but the solicitude of Mr..
Clayton will appeal to his sense OF
humor and show him the funny
side OF the situation. There are,
many Republicans who favor some
revision of the tariff, but they in
slst on this being done on the lines
of protection. The Democrats are
opposed to the protection principle
and declare for free trade in their
campaign book.
Next we may expect to hear from
our democratic friends that the Re-
publicans have stolen their old bat
tered free silver mask of their al
ready tarnished antiimperialist
banner. The Democratic managers
are at least more amusing in this
campaign than they have been in
the past, if not so serious and ener-
getlc.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
SCHOOL PUPILS
ENTERTAIN FRIEDS.
New Castle Hundred Republicans
Argued Over Political
Trick.

New Castle, Oct 4.--The first of
the winter series of literary exer-
cises was held in the High School
yesterday and the following pro-
gram was creditably rendered:
Reading, "Roosevelt's Son." Mary
White; I'd composition, An Excur.
sion," May Saunders; Sd reading,
Burial of Sir John Moore" Minnie
Taylor; 4th reading, "Gallantry De-
fined" Marie Mahoney; 5th reading,
The Blue and the Gray" Willie
Hall; 9th composition, ga Boat
Race Frank Biggs; 7th reading,
"A Runaway Hat" Van Dyke Stew
art; Sth composition, "A Visit to
the Library" Charles Fleming; 9th
reading, Entertaining Sisters Call
en-" Lille Abrams; 10 composition j,
An Excursion" Mary Jolly; 18th
reading, "Baby's soliloquy," Carrie
Gemmill; 18th composition, what
| do on Saturday. Harry Smith; 13
reading, "Grandma, Bessie Walls;
IA composition. "A Boat Race"
Jesse Watts; 18th reading, Origin
of the Flag" Howard Wilhelme;
18th composition, Visit to a Libra
ry," Olga Wise; II reading, "The
Girl at Home" Dora A. Schafer; IS
reading, Suffering Mother" Alice
Rodgers; 10th composition, "A Boat
Race" Michael Rodgers; goth read
ing, What the Chinese Think of
Us" John McGrory.
The New Castle base ball club
went to Chester today to play the
Highland Club. The New Castle
club won lone and tied the other
game played with the team. Owing
to the Republican primary election
being held today couple of the
players were unable to go.
General dissatisfaction prevailed
here last night owing to the ap-
polntments of election officers not
having been announced, notwith-
standing that Republicans sent in
their list three times.
The political workers were on the
alertlast night trying to make votes
as there is royal contest going on
today between John E. Taylor and
David w. Elkinton for representa-
tive to the General Assembly.
There are several places in New
Castle where the weeds are still
growing and something should be
done to have them cut before thev
decay and then cause disease to
spread
Coleman Hunter is removing to
Wilmington today.
Charles Fl. Clewell has received a
second shipment of carrier pigeons.
ne purposes raising squads for mar
ket.
The Knowles Wooden Mills are
closed on account of the want of
coal. This means that New Castle
people will be thrown out of work,
Mrs Bull has returned home from
a visit to friends at Roxborough.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
WILLIAM Jones
DISCUSSES POLITICS.

Thare hez bin several found by
him 10 peekerlar manner and hit
sertinilY is kweer. =
Seniter is goIn doun tew Dover
agin thiswlnler tew the legislator an
'4Ie will hev heep to explain. There
seems to be sum funny bisinass goin
on mongst our fellers an hit sertinly
duz look funnie.
Senator Blakelec hez baWt street
kar an hit hez set me an mister Ad-
dix gessin, as tew wat "Jetr' is goin
to do with hit. Mister Addix sez:
| "Bill what duz it mean."
Hit looks eZif seniter Blakelee
WuX agoln inter- the trollee bizness
on hiz own hook" Sez i.
Nun Nv our fellers hez ennv rite
ter go interr the trollee biziness
without consultin me. send fer mike
SEE he and seid he wuz gettin mad.
Mike Kun i'll an Mister Addix seq
Mike" you want tew go tew Kon-
grcSs don't you?'
Yes sir sertinly dew" sez Mike.
wat air yew wurkin at now.
i am the dustrict atturnee'
who's your bOss.n
"Preseedent Rosefelt," sez Mike,
"Yew KANT wurk fer me an presee-
dint Rosefelt tew," sez Mister Addix,
fer Rosefelt haint no friend NV
mine.'
Wat shill doo." sez Mike.
'Eether git out NV mi Kamp or
resine frum the Rosefelt kamp."
Il will resine frum the Rosefelt
kanp rite away" sez Mike as he
started out on run.
Mike called Mister Addix.
Yes, sir" sez he
wen yew git dun resinin Jest
slip out tow Risin Sun an see wat
Blakelee is going tew doc with that
Karr and then go down tew Dover
an ask Kale Laitun if Senator Blak.
elee hiz got his trolee line inkorpo-
rated.n
Hit may be big plot, Mary Ann
an Frank Alice All Laitup an Alb
bitt may be in hit. Abbitt haint
wurkin now an hit looks kweer.
Hev yew got the korn all Kut an
air thee boys throo seedin weet vi tt
Git the huskin dun ez sum ez yew
kin. Git Neither Burnight an Will
Deckser tew git up a huskin bee.
Glt Bob Rennulds tew KUN over an
bring his fiddell. Your Risin Hus-
band, Wlllyum Jones.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
Popularity of "seventy Seven.'

The popularity of "seventy-sev
en-" DR.. Humphreys Famous Spe-
cific for Grip an d Colds, is due to:
The cures and the way they are
made.
The quickness of the cure break
ing up cold promptly
The completeness of the cure--no
i'll effects left behind.
The tonic effect the energy is
sustained during and after the cold
The convenience small bottle
of pleasant pellets that fits the vest
pocket.
At all druggists 25 cents. or mail
ed on receipt of price. DOCTORS
BOOK MAILED FREE.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medi-
cine Co., corner William and John
streets, New York.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
SHOW GIRL.

One of the most pleasing features
of Rice's ''Show Girl'', which will be
seen at the Grand Opera House Sat-
urday night, Oct llth., is the magni-
fcent costumes. More than ten thou
sand dollars was spent in "Dressing'
the show and to good advantage. The
Poppy gown, worn by Miss Hutch
inson in the second act has trimmings
OF pure gold and issad to have cost
over a thousand dollars. 1t is the
envy of all the feminine portion Of
the audience.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
WILL HOLD CAMPMEETING.
Pleasant Hill Chu.ch Will Draw
Big Crowds,

Tomorrow a home campmeeting
will be held at Ebenezer church
at Pleasant Hill.' There will be
lovefeast at $50 am; children's
meeting and Sunday school at 1.3O
p. m. a platform meeting at 3 p. IN;
young peoples meeting at $50 pm.
ard preaching service followed by.
revival meeting at 7.45 pm Ed
tertainment will be provided for
visiting strangers during the day.
The young peoples meeting will be
in charge of the Willing Workers.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
CHRISTENED THE TUG,
Wilmington Woman Breaks Bottle
Over Honey Brooks Bow.

Miss Lula Hutchinson of this city
christened the large sea going Tow
Boat Honey Brook" which was
launched yesterday at the Neifie q
Levy ship yards in Philadelphia. A
large party was present from New
York, Philadelphia and Wilmington
The Honey Brook is being built to
take the place of their boat of same
name which was lost at sea recently
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

Miss Sallie Wallace, of Roxbor
ough, Pa, is the guest of New Cas-
tie friends.
Lieutenant George B. Rodney,
son Of John Ii. Rodney, of New
Castle, throws considerable light on
the murder of soldia RS under his
command in the Philippines. In a
letter to the mother of one of the
men who met death at the hands OF
the treacherous natives he shows
that the American soldiers are mer.
ciful and human even under great
provocation.
Lieutenant Rodney's letter fol-
lows:
Tanay, Ritual, P. l., July 90, 1902.
Mrs. Rose Donnelly, ia johnson
street, Baltimore, Md.
Dear Madam regret to have to
inform you of the death of your
brother, Patrick Carr, Troop No. 5,
United States Cavalry. He was
murdered by la drones on June 1,
1902. Together with six comrades,
he was on his way to decorate the
grave of comrade who had died of
cholera near Binauguay, town
ABOUT Is miles from here. They
left about 3 a. m, May so, and
about 10 o'clock they were attacked
by about 1875 ladrones. Our men
put up gallant fight, but were out.
numbered and five-among whom
was your brother-were captured
and taken into the mountains.
Every possible means was taken to
recover them, and parties number
ing about 400 armed men remained
in the field for nearly three weeks
but in vain. At the end of that
time a Filipino prisoner confessed
that our five men had been murder
ed. He showed us the graves, and
we recovered the bodies. Among
them was that Of your brother.
They were all buried at their sta
ton with military honors and Chris
tian burial.
l have notified the War Depart
ment, and as soon as hear again
will dispose of the effects, sending
to you all books, papers and small
er articles that can be sent through
the mails.
Your brother was a thorough SOL
der, having the respect and esteem
OF every man in the troop.
l beg to express to you the deop-
est sympathy from both officers and
men of this command in your sad
loss. Respectfully,
George B. Rodney,
First Lieutenant, Fifth United
States Cavalry, commanding M.
Troop.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOOPING THE LOOP.

This afternoon and night Looping
the Loop" the new musical comedy
comes to the Grand Opsra House. in
which Foxy Graldpl. Tumble Tom.
and Happy Hooligan are the leading
characters.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

A boon to travellers. DR.. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry, Cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, seasickness,
nausea. Pleasant to take. Acts
promptly.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
To AttenC Ba nq net

William Lawton, president of the
Board of Trade has accepted an in
vitation to attend the annual ban.
quet of the Atlantic City Board of
Trade to be held at Atlantic City ON
October 1G.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

Only one remedy in the world
that will at once stop itchiness of
the skin in'any part of the body.
Doan's Ointment. At any drug store
80 cents.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

WHEN the present campaign
opened, the Democratic candidates
started out with tlamboyant music
and many strange banners. They
had all kinds Of issues to battle for
and luarrels galore to settle. Now
they are lying quiet and not a sound
is heard. Their actions recall to
mind the incident of that ancient
army of ten thousand men who
marched up a hill and then marched
down again.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

Simm's Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. The
aides extraordinary remedy. Be sure
you Get the Comp"
BY mail $500. 6)6 King street,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

, MINISTER W.T., who is about to
leave us for good, has had a lot of
quiet fun with America during his
soJourn, and now he is going to
have some more by writing a book
giving his impressions of us. Ask
ed recently how he would treat the
Democratic party in his new book,
the willy celestial merely winked
and said: "Rutsm
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
Recovered Speech and tiearing.


MessrS. ELY BROS. Il cOmmenc-
ed using your Cream Balm about
two years ago for catarrh. Ny voice
was somewhat thick and my hear
ing was dull. My hearing has been
fully restored and my speech has
become quite clear. lam a teacher
in our town.
L. G. Brown, Granger, O.
The Balm does not irritate or
cause sneezlng. Sold by druggists
at so cts, or mailed by Ely Brothers,
5G Warren street, New York.
Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
spralns, stlngs. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. AT any drug
store.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
Gard of Thanks,

Miss Matte Maloney extends her
thanks to the emyloyes of theP. w.
& b, railroad and also the cars
Inspectors Union and all friends
who sSnt flow ers and extended their
on the occasion OF the
de ath of her brother Emmit Maloney
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
Fish.
Fish,

Fish, FISH,
Powell will have on his stand at
Third street market tomorrow,
trout, Blue Fish, Butter Fish, Black
Bass and Cod Fish. Call early for
good selection.
Ito Id fish that never die. At Cart.
melrs. 9th and Madison streets.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
Wilmington, Del, October 4, 1902
ANNOUNCEMENT,

ANNOUNCEMENT
1Hi DAILY REPUBLICAN tola v
nt9rs upon the journalistic
life referred to i'll another column
The physical change introduced
with the new paper speaks for it.
self, and has in view utility and the
convenience of the reader
With forethought and care, the
Republican Printing & Publishing
Company has formed an editorial
re )o-torial and business organiza-
ton, commensurate with the re-
quirements of what we believe a
Wilmington newspaper shonld be.
In addition to this. it is the purpose
of the company to install a press
capable of printing four, six,
eight or twelve page paper and a
as battery of type setting machines as
soon as contemplated improvements
to the property can be made. Thus
we will demonstrate the possibility
of such a journalism as the city has
never known.
But the life of newspaper is
from within its force and charac-
ter depend upon its ideals and its
aalAatng purposes. The DAILY
REPUBLICAN Of the future will ex-
empify the potency of independent
truth-telling journalism. 1t will
boyo no ,,aron,ol ,ntnr,sts r., al
Vaf1cee. 1t viii be subservent to no
mans ambition, to no class preivl-
dice.
In politics, while maintaining its
traditona! Republicanism it will
nevertheless lend aid to pure causes
as against corrupt ones; honest can
ddates against dishonest ones 1t
will stand for the rights of the
many against the power of the few
The restoration of the Republican
party of Delaware to its former
high plane will be its mission and
its aim.
Nothing but the truth shall be
found in its columns. This it will
print, no matter whom it helps or
ON it hurts
- The function of recording inter
esting and important happenings III
the life of this community will be
discharged fearlessly, imparIav
~ and faithfully. 1t will be a live,
clean, Up-to-date newspaper; a pa
per to be trusted for accuracy ana
completeness in its news features,
Every class and every interest
Will have a chance to be heard in
the columns of The DAILY REpCBLI-
CAN. If the matter be news and
be full and interesting as public in
formation these columns will re-
,eive it. whether it ords with the
Jews Of this paper or not The
m will be to publish such a news
per will take the lead iu this
s.s.r Tue fullness Of its news. for
ghtener Of public
influence upon
kand social
p will
nne Infinitely. Mr. Mitchell Of
ret It resume the production of
a. 81 nee and leave the demands
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

nR. DEHARDT'S PENNYROYAL
y PILLS. The only genuine Pen.
nyroyal Pills; at druggists or by
mail Sl.O0. Office 2O9 N. Ninth
street, Phlla.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
WILMINGTON BIBLE UNION.
Mr., PettingiIl to Deliver Series
of Sermons.

During the month ofOctober Will
liam L Pettingi of COatsville Pa.
teacher Of the Wilmington B ible
Union, will teach Il series Of ser
mons on Sunday.
Calvary Baptist Church, which
has been worshipping in the old
Second Church building at Fourth
and French streets. Will on next
Sunday begin to hold its meetings
in the Old Baptist meeting house on
King street above Tenth Preaching
services will be held on each Sun
day ut 10, Is a. m,ana T 45 p. m.
except that on the second Sunday
in the month, October ~ the morn
ing services will be omitted.
On the III Drniny Of Sunday, OctO-
ber II, Mr.. PettiuglIl will preach at
Ollvet Presbyterian Church, corner
Fourth and BrOume streets, on the
subject;
"What is a Christian" In the
afternoon Of the same day, at 2,3O
hp will speak at the Calvary Blp-
fist Sunday School ralley on the
Book of Joshua and at 3, Is clock
he will address the Young Men s
Christian Association on the sub
jeCt, The Suumum Bonum'
The meetings Of the Wilmington
Bible Union will contain as usual
during the month every Monday
evening at rs O'clock Although
the meetings are held at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church they are i'll
no sense denOminatiOnal.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

1T was almost miracle. Bur
dock Blood I}ltters cured me Of
terrible breaking out all over the
body. am very grateful" Miss
Julia Filbridge, West Cornwell,
Conn
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
At WEST END CLUB.
Voting Contest to Close on Even
ing Of October 10.

Voting Contest to Close on Even
ing Of October 10.
The West End Reading Room
wal! re'opened for the coming season
on Monday evening next, under the
management OF Captain William
Haley, and Fred GreIncr as rhysl.
cal director.
Gymnasium classes will be taken
up at CnCC, and also basket ball. foot.
bail, will be tabooed. The member.
sh, p has increased much and sue
cessful season Is anticipated
The associations voting contest
for the most popular officer Of any
uniformed military or semi-mIlitarv
organization in the city, will close
at 9 +. NJ. on October 10
STATE OF ONO CITY OF IOLEpu
LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that be
Is senior partner OF the firm Of f. j.
CHENEY & Co.. doing business in the
City OF Toledo. County and StRta afOre
said aud hat said firm will pay he sum
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
ana every case OF tATAERil that cannot
be CURED by The uso OF HALLS CATAKKH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me- and subcribed in
my presence, this 9th day of Dccelnber
A. ID. 1856.
A. ~. GLEASON
SEAL NOTARY PTRIIC
- ---'"->---
Hail. Ca'arrh Cure>is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu
,Ous surfaces Of the system. Send for to5
monihls. fr0e.
f, j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by ali Drug4is =, 71c
Halls Family ptIIs are tho host.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

th'l plblO VIII
H'tfinitely. Mr.. Mitchell Of
IT. resume the production Of
T nee and leave the demands
= zen to be arbitrated, but as
ously would be a recogni-
i he organization, the coal
,a so refused to take this step
IL } a settlement Of the trou-
inegs' offer to 60 back to
is Brtain to exert a favorable
" upon public feeling, and
d. feeling is ultimately the
III" .aw of the land, the oper-
"wild have been wise to waive
light against the labor organi.
. IL this crisis and relieve the
al le.
er 1econd thought in the pres
Y ne outburst Of public feel
nd by the failure Of Mr..
Us noble effort, should in
] sides to reconsider their
of yesterday.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

Telephon" Editorial ryon, second floor, d 4 A
9Jl nelmmrvn a2l
Publication office and advertising department,
flrSt 1oor, d " a, 9ll: DclmHrym a0D. q
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

l"hlthcj Du.ly sundays Excepted
At he Republican Baiiamg by the
Eepug.Ie4u Printing auI Publishing Company.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

Entered n the Wilmington roStofiCc aS second
class matter under act OF Cuhgrc's ul March 8,
1879
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

GEORGE a. NEtNpN
Editor ami F.lD.7hr Frein 1852 10 1901.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
$500

Solid
Oak Dining chair
with arms, caned
seat, turned posts
and spindles and
carved back. Have
never shown a bet
ter line in dining
chairs.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

il, WALLER FEREuN, prcsidcrt.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04
I e DAILY REPUBLICAN

sou,hpa Garner rlua and King streets.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

Cash sent through the mr win hr Al the send
ers risk nil rCmtttAncrS should br UFv hy r,gis-
tered letter, rostotllcc or cSplr~ money order OF
check.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

f"'lA wv '''''''-i E,N
Daily per Aun'nO, ,,.. .....,. $50. .SS D
luyNhn in advance
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

CHARLES b INLNttR, Editor.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-04

PRICE DA'1T ONE CENT.
By ..r t"stagc REPAID.