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The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
PERSONAL
MENTION.
AT CAPE MAY POINT, N. J.

Carlton Hotel-Mr. and Mrs Lind
say, Julian Fornias, A. Cowan, sgd
Silk, Rita and Lula Schroeder, Miss
T. Snyder, w. j. Dearie and daugh-
ter. ". A. Courtney, wife and son,
Mrs. Il, L. Doyle and daughter, Mrs.
NJ. +. Lobin, Mrs. D. Marshall, Miss
Erwin Wcrber, Waiter +. Ware, Her.
bert Clark, IL. Clement, Louise L.
Scott, Mrs. A 7. Hughes, Miss Lang,
NJ. }. Crooks Emily Crooks. Joseph
krizci, Vim. Crosby Ross, Up. lump.
on, l.. Parker, T. NJ. Hall, f. Turner,
4. Furrier, Mrs }. Furrier, Mrs. +.
Buckley, 4. L. Melvin, Adelaide l..
Poslce, f. Postal.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
MAKES DAIRYING EASY.
BY Connecting the Dairy Room with
Well Much Trying Work
Can Re Saved,

A dairy room connected with a we'll
would save much work on many a
farm. This plan may be of value to
some. The room is IL by 10 feet with
walls Is inches thick filed with saw
dust. 1t also has Is inches of sawdllst
under the floor and tank. The floor
space between tank and wall, at a,
is by 0 feet. In the top and center
Is q yentlator 6 inches thick. Tank
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Chtnge Not Popular

Business men in general are com.
planning today Of the action taken BY
the Directors OF the Philadelphia
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
in chang ing the title OF the road to
Philadelphia and Washington Rail.
road. Member Of the Board of Trade
have protested against such action.
1t is claimed that it will hurt this
city TO certain extent.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Candidate For assessor.

Charles j.. Bowers has announced
his candidacy for assessor OF the
fourth representative district. He
Is a hustler and will try to see all the
Republicans in the district. He is a
party worker that needs recognition
for the excellent party work he does
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

Constable Jones has returned from
fishing trip
The funeral Of Edward II. Mousely
one OF the victims Of the Delaware
Pulp Mills explosion will take place
on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In.
torment In Riverview cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
JUST LOCK AT HER.

Whence came hat sprigh.y step. faul {
less skin, rosy complexion, smiling face.
Sho lood' good, feels goni. Here's her
secret. She uses DR., Kings Now Lile
Pills. Re,ult,-all organs active, diges
tion good. no headaches, no chance for
blues" Try them yourself. Only 20
at n. d. DanfUrih's.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Notice

Members of Welcome Council No. I
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. are requested to be
Present ut the funeral Of Mr.. George
Wright Sat. Aug. 23rd Services at
l o'clock at his late residence 902
Chestnut St. Members meet at the
house,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

Several thousand persons from
various section Of the couutr,
witnessed the ceremonies at Gler
Riddle yesterday, during which
twenty-five young women were 10.
vested with the habit OF the Or der
of the skaters Of st. Francis, and
tifty-two novices became life mem.
bers OF the order.
The main feature of the occasion
was the Solemn High Mass sung by
Rt Rev Monslgnor Piper, with
Rev. Father Doughert~. s. l. as
deacon, aud Rev. Edgar Cook as
subdeacou, Rev Cornelius Palter-
son acted as master Of ceremonies
ltt. Rev. j. Monaghan, Bishop Of
Wilmington invested the profession
lie was assisted by Rev. Theodore
George. c. 5. S. II. and Rev. Henry
Stommel. TIL. sermon was delivered
by Rev. Father Valentine, mem.
Der of the Passionisl Order, who
took for his text:
"Behold we have left all things
and have followed Thee; What re.
ward shall we have words addres.
sed dy st. Peter to the Saviour.
Among those who received lie
black veil were Sister Mary Author
formerly Miss Annie Griffith OF
this city and Sister Nlny Mary
Augria, formerly Miss Mary Grant
Of Wilmington.
The following will to-day cele.
brate the twenty-ifth lanniversary
OF their profession: Sisters Anton.
ina of New Brunswick. N. j.. Mar
celia, Of Baker, Ore Victoria OF
Ashland; Ottilla and Didaca of
st. Agnes Hospital; Caelestlne, of
st. Josephs Home, Wilmington;
Danna, Of 81. Francis Home. Boston
leonard, Of St. Marys school; Doy-
lestown, and Sllonera, oil St. Josephs
Hospital, Reading.
The ceremonies will be private
only relatives and intimate friends
of the jubilar laus being invited.
s ss.ss1 Burglars Frightened Away .---s
SION Wednesday night last burglars
entered the house ct Joseph Billings
ley at Green I'm. They were fright.
eucd away after having packed
large numDer Of articles ready to take
away. 1t is Supposed they became
frightened on account Of dog bark.
ing.
An investigation shovel that the
burglars had the articles tied up
whoa they left
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

A horse belonging to the American
Car company ran away from the p,
w. 4 b. freight house today. George
Williams, colored, was thrown from
the wagon but escaped being In.
jured
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
HENEY-In ttis city on August 20 1872, ia

| HENltY--ln tti9 city on August 70 lJJ' JOS
epi 7. Henry. az 81 "6yelrs.
Relatives, trieru, and members Of ST.
George, Castle, X Il. f., Blue Rock Couuci J.,
| 80. 81. l.. .. r. e., and employee, Of Jussup II
Moore Paper Eom auy are respectfully inyit
| ed TO attend h" funeral services at ms lato
Residence, No. Al -outh Jat kaun strcst on
saturday evening, Aug. -, u; y O'clock. In
ternlent at Mt "cice cemetery, Pniiudsiph!n
Pa tunera party LEAVING Sunday m vruins
on J.3J train P.nIa railroad. :
JESrER-In this city on Aug st GOTH
lVU2. James K. Jester, aged II years.
relative, and friends are respectfully
invited u attend tbs funeral services
from he residence OF his brother in law,
Edw. l. Turner, 2ll6 Limotte street, OF
sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
Hencelui DO thy s!en: slumber
Peaceful in thy grave SO low
Thou nc more Will join our number
Thou no more our song Will know.
Yet again we hops to meet thee
hen the day of lilo Is fed
And IN Heaven with joy to greet thee
here no farewell tears are shed,
MoUsl EY-ln this city o, Ausu,t 20. 1912,
EpwaId RI i!ou,Iey agei .! wears:
i. l,tiv.s AMI rrienl. and emolye es of
the delaware Pulp Work, are rrspe .tfully in
vlt,d to attend the funeral services from his
late residence. No. 10 PAN sh street on SUI.
day aftern ionat 5 O'clock, In .erInent ut
hverview Cemetery.
DCRhAM-In this ciGv on August 70. l9).
George Durham. asel Il years
i:elHtives and friends are invited to attond
the funeral Herv &c. at hi, Ia to residence. No.
us south Harrison street on Sunday after
noon al o'clock. lnterment ut oilverLr uok
cemetery.
BURKE In his city on An gust 20 1897, vii.
liam =. burke, aged 81 years.
Relatives, friend, and employees OF Jejsup
Moore Paper Co., are invited to attend thu
funeral services from hi4 lato residence NO,
IUO Outh FrInklin street. Oh sunday after.
noon. August "a NJ = o'clock. Intcrment at
Wilmington and BrandywIuG cemetery,
SCNTT--In this city on August ~, 1902, Viii.
liam !. Jester, aged Il year.
Relatives. frlenls ind members OF VII.
miustou lodge, are invited to attend Tho fun
oral iromhia lats residence. Nc. 100 Cedar
street. on saturday AFTERNOON, August B, at
3o'clcck Jrtefmcnt at lonDIrdy cemetery.
RUF-In thi. city on Aug. 70 1907! William
Ruf, age A years
Relatives; frlenus andi ne mbers o: Bue
Rock Council, No. 80, L. o. Il. G, and Della
ware Lodge. German order OF Harrigar
are respectfully invited tont:cnd the funeral
services NJ his late. rosii NEE, No. l26 cedar
street. on Sunday afternoon, ut 2 o'clock. In
termant ut l.Dmbardy cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Two New Houses


Building Inspector Cassidy is'uai u
permit today to James W. IIewes TO
build two three story dwelling at
Twentieth and the Boulevard at a
cost Of SO, 300
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Ratify Railroad Merger.


j At special meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Baltimore and Poto.
mac Railroad Company held yester
day 10 its Office, Calvert and Centre
streets, Baltimore, til, action Of the
directors in m aking an agreement Of
merger with the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Rajhoa
Camplny was unanimously ratified.
Col. John Cas'els. Of Washington,
presided. The stockholders of the
philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad Company met in
Wilmington. Del, yesterday for the
same purpose.
[ The proposed merger of the two
corporations was agreed upon some
time ago by the board OF directors
and the details were then published
in The Sun. They provide for the
organization Of the Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Company with capital stock of So.
Boz, 400 consisting OF JOI 0OJ shares
of the par value Of 500 share. The
stock will be owned almost entire Y
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany ana the Northern Central Rail.
way Company. The bonded debt OF
the TWO properties Is about 81, 800
DOC. Land consolidated mortgage viii
be issued to provide for taKinu 40 the
bonds at maturity. The mortgage
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Labor Day,

The United Labor League is max
ing great preparations for LA Dor
Day The parade is expected to be
the largest the League has ever bad
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Set Out to Ball Players.

DR.. George w. Quinn, last night
gave a set out to the members of
the Wilmington A. A. baseball
team, at his home on East Fourth
street.
Manager Frysinger and every
member of the team were present
and spent a delightful evening,
A number of vocal and. instru.
mental selections were rendered,
after which refreshments were
served.
DR.. Quinn is physician for the
team.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Run Away.

The two horse team Of J. A. Hud.
son ran away at Las o'clock this
afternoon, on King street. The
tong of the wagon dropped down
into the street.
When the driver jumped out The
horse ran up King street to TIL I'd
street striking 4 horse Ct Leon ard
Lewis, cutting 1t on the hind leg. II
then swung across the street ran
against the fire plug. Then across the
strickland bringing up On Bradfords
pavement.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

The annual retreat of the Rom"n
Catholic clergy of this city will he
held in Baltimore next week.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

attraction will be, "a drop of Poi.
SON. The chmpany is we'll balanced
and gives performances. 1t is one
VI the best con- panies which has ever
appeared iu Wilmington at popular
prices.
! Miss Louise Sanford one of the
rleverest and prettist singing and
dancing condolences has been EN-.
gagged by Manages Chas. II. Yale to
play Janet the milk maid, in the
2lst edition Of the Everlasting De-
wills Action" Miss Sanford DOS.
sesses youth is pretty and can sing,
lance and act. rare combination
nowdays. Will be seen at Grad
Opera House on Wednesday
night.
q That famous spectacle Chas. H.
:Yale's Everlasting Dtyil's Auction
This season has been brought up to
date with more new novelties spec.
taities and innovations than ever be.
lore. There will be all entire new
company headed this season by
James B. Macke. New mechanical
and trick scenes have been inlroduc.
ed, new scenery has been painted
throughout while the entire pro-
ductlon is now in its entirety.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
ia Al n.
WEiG Il Y Il thiH Iitv on Aug

WE;G Mt II. this city on August %, 1902,
George W. Wright, asei Is years.
Relatives. friends Hnd members OF Welcome
touncll, hn. :, Jr. ., L. \. NJ. . ure l. spect.
fully invited to nttsn the fun eral services at
Ii y late residence. NO. 30! Cnes nut street, OF
Saturday afternoon, august - at octock.
inttrmcAt u. i.ilvurDroo.t ccmetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
The National Building,Loan
and Proyident Association
Of Delaware.
Office,No. 923 Market Street,

WILMINGTON.
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER, JR. + .e,ideut
GEO. D. KELLEY, Vice Pres.
THOMAS b YOUNG, Secretary.
JOHN N. CAhSWELI, Treasurer
as cod Ct
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Shirt
Seconds
Is
Cents


III the material, oil spot,
soil or anything that will
prevent Il reputable arti-
Gle being sold'as perfect is
called a second. At the
end Of the season these
are sold as they. are and
we will sell same way tell
ing you whatever the i'm
PROJECTIONS are and most
cases they do not effect
wear or looks. We have
over 40 dozen of these
Shirts just in. Pleated
and plain bosoms, white
and fancy patterns, all
sizes IA to IS inch neck
in Negliges, nearly all
with separate cuffs to
match. See samples of
some Of the styles in our
furnishings window.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAS T.MULLIN & SONS
9th aad Market Wllmins,o on
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

About 100 persons attended the
reunion of the Malin family at
Mains Grove yesterday. An en-
joyable time was spent.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
WAITE Tin this city, mo. 2Jth, GranvIll.

W. Walter. aged 81 yeas.
Relatives and r. ends arc Invi -, d to attend
the funeral from his late reslden", No. Hus
Elm street. on SEVENTH day evening. 7.3U
o clock. In icrmcut at HOcles,in BUryiui;
ground, funeral leayln. l,t morning aU "
o'Ion!;.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

Of the 81 $3.50
and ~ grades.
What are Sec
Onds ? A II V
Shirt that is
n o t perfect;
dropped stitch
in the clOtll.tcar
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

Five Dollars. paid monthly. on shares
N. B. L. and p. A. stock. for 100
months-$50l natures for $1,000
"out '................,,...-. JVU.U0
Five Dollars paid monthly to Savings
Bank for 100 months. $500 at 4 per
cent. compound inter est &c.,, 80; pro.
nt."'..................... s102. 90
Difference In favor Of N. r. l.. and p
A. Investor >.....................SS $40. 81
Can you go elsewhere ind invest 80 small u
- -. sum Oh G. quarter as profitably?
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22

NHYANTfD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
wv HoU sEWOliK at Schnepfs. No. 2A
King street. pug2! 80
The evening Republican., 1902-08-22
Persistent Saving y
Leads to Prosperity a

The best method Of saving Is to carefully
lay aside some small amount regularly each
month aud put 1t atintersss In good Build.
ing Association. IL h Amazing how rapidly
such savings accumulate.
DO Won Want tn Is1vaof
The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-19
Followed Instructions Too Far.

Three women were having an expert
ence meeting. The first told how her
maid had locked her in the bathroom
and fed from the house. The second
told Of Il green cook who had boiled Il
watermelon. The third said:
well. my latest treasure has just
landed and did not know how to wash
windows, so I proceeded to explain
matters to her. We live on the fifth
story Of an apartment house, and l
showed her how to wash the outside by
sitting on the sill and letting her feet
hang into the room. Imagine my
amazement when l went back a few
minutes later and found her washing
the glass on the inside and sitting with
her feet hanging out into the street. -
New York Times.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-19
NINTH DISTRICT.
MILLIONS FOR RELIGION.

The amounts which have al
ready been collected for the
"twentieth century, funds
started by various denomina-
tons in this country and Eu-
rope not only attest the gener-
osity of the churches, but dis
prove the claims made by
some people that religion is
declining throughout the
Christian nations of the world.
Already these funds have
reached the magnificent total
of $4O,OOO,OOO, and the prompt
ers of the enterprise are conf
dent they will secure $iO,OOO,-
900 more, making grand to-
tai of $5O,OOO,OOO. This in an
immense sum to be given for
the cause of Christianity. 1t
is evidence of wide pervad
ing and intense religious spirit
that is not content with profes
sions, but 1nanifests itself in
deeds that prove it's sincerity
and enthusiasm.
OF the $4O,OOO,OOO which has
been raised, it is pleasing to
note that more than one-half
to American churches. The
most liberal are the Metho-
dists. The church in the init
ed States has responded with
very large contributions to the
fund. In Canada the Netho-
dist bodies started out to raise
| 81 100000 and have secured
81. .25O.0OO, and all the returns
are not in yet The Presbyter-
ians of Canada also deter
mined to raise S1,OOO,OOO, and
already their contributions
have reached a total of ST, ,75O,-
900 and may yet amount to 81
OOO,OOO-twice what it was pro-
posed to raise.
The collection of these large
sums has entailed an expense
of less than l per cent of the
| total. Equally gratifying is
the announcement that this
liberal giving to a special fund
has not interfered in any way
with the regular contributions
to the support of the churches
aud missionary societies. In
deed. some of the churches,
while not neglecting the regu-
lar contributions and giving
largely to the twentieth cen-
tury' funds, have also raised
money to pay off the debts on
their chuch buildings-as, for
example. the First Methodist
church of Duluth. All rel:gi-
Gus societies report an IN
crease in receipts to SO gres
an extent that, for the fir.
time in years, nearly every one
is out of debt and has money
in the treasury. The ''twenti
eth century funds are. to be APP
piled, first, to the paym ent OF
debts of poor churches and.
second, to the end
colleges, missionary svclcties
The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-19

A ten-cent quality of tobacco is
70 nd in the American Girl five cent
cigar sold exclusively by F. L. Peter s
8 IN. 1?-.f.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-19
and other religious institu-

tlOns.
If it be true that giving and
doing bear close relation, the
inference is that these spltn-
did contributions to the cause
uf Christianity will be accom-
panied by corresponding in
crease and development III the
spiritual life and activities of
the churches. No, religion is
not declining. The generous
giving by the churches proves
they are growing and expand
ing.-Duluth Herald.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-19
CASTING SIeiGhbellS,

A question frequently asked is in re-
gard to the method of producing sleigh
bells containing iron balls larger than
the opening in the bells. Previous to
making a cast the maker Of sleighbells
puts an iron ball inside a sand core,
just the shape of the inside of the bell.
This sand core, with the jinglet inside,
is placed in the mold of the outside and
the melted metal poured in, which fills
up the space between the core and
mold. The hot metal burns the core so
that it can be shaken out, leaving the
ball within the shell. Ball valves,
swivel joints and many other articles
are cast in the same manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-22
POOL IS ON TRIAL.
Accused Of Holding Up Occupants Of
Higgins Residence.

Gerry Stackpole, alias Pool. was
heard in the city court yesterday on
the charge of burglary, the case being
continued until this morning at 10
o'clock
". A McMasters and Miss Vera
Higgins. who were the victims Of the
bold burglar. appeared in court and
testified that Pool was the man " no. At
the point Of a revolver. compelled the
young man to undergo search and to
be relieved Of gold watch and SO in
money Pool is also accused Of having
held UP the bartender az the Hermitage
bar and a customer and securing S34.
The mans criminal record was re-
Ceived by the police department yester-
day and shows that he has served time
in numbers of prisons on charges sim
lar to the one Of which ne is now ac-
cused
Henry Bates and Walter Hansen. the
two 12-year-old boys arrested on the
charge Of house breaking, were heard
In city court yesterday and pleas OF
not guilty were entered. They were
bound over 10 the district court 10
show cause why they should not be
sent TO the State Industrial school
Albert C. JObas. accused of embez-
element by taking a diamond valued at
$3.50 from mining man Of this city.
appeared in city court yesterday and
was bound over 10 the district court iB
the sum Of $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-22
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Complaint Against Thomas MCGEE is
Filed in .he City Court.

The complaint charging InomaS NC
Gee with murder in the first degree was
filed in the city court yesterday. The
arraisnment has not yet been set. but
ID is probable that it viii take place to-
day or tomorrow
The complaint was sworn to by Sher-
if Naylor and was filed in Judge
Diehrs court because the justice of
the peace in Murray was unable TO
conduct the preliminary hearing for
lack of time.
A strong fight. it is said. is going to
be made on the part of the attorneys
FOR the defense to save the life of Nc
Gee on the grounds that he was iusti-
fed in his act by the alleged conduct Of
johnson towards Mrs. Niece. The
county authorities look upon it as 4
clear case of murder. but they expect
u have some fighting TO do TO convict
him, if the defense is made along the
lines that have been indics ted.
The remains of the murdered man
were Inferred yesterday afternoon in
Mt Olivet cemetery. The funeral SER
vices were held at the undertaking par
lcrs of A. s. Watson at 2:30, and were
conducted by the African Baptist and
Methodist churches, jointly. There was
q large attendance Of negroes, both
from this city and Murray. and an ap-
propriate address was delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Washington of the Calvary
Baptist church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-22
ELOPERS ARE ARRESTED.
Joe Chyke, Through sympathy, Takes
Another Mans Wife From scofeld.


A runaway wife from Scofield and the
man who is alleged TO have aIfcnated ber
affections were arrested and landed s.,
the county Jail yesterday afternoon. The
parties are Joe chyke' and Mrs. Law
renee BrOnnish.
Mrs Bronnish who Is Polish woman
married her husband about two months
ago. it is said. and they lived i'm the
same house at Seoficld that Chykc did
About three weeks ago the vito and
Chyke disappeared. it is claimed. aud
they were located DID tins CITY about :
week ago When the husband learned
of the whereabouts OF the coupIe ne
sWOTe 10 complaint charging them
with a serious offeuse. and the warrant
was placed in the hands OF Sheriff VIII
cox. That officer came 20 this city yes
terday and located the couple in d house
where they mad been living They were
both lodged behind The bars of the couR-
ty jail and will be taken back 10 Scofield
to-day.
Mrs. Bronnish cannot speak English
but Chvke talked freely about the affair
last night lie declared than Bronuish
abused his wife the second day after they
were married. and claimed that Mrs.
Bronnish wanted him TO take ner away.
He said he consented to do so to protect
her and first took her TO Colorado, think
ing he would get enough money to send
her back to the old country where she
wanted to go The work was not 10 BE-
found i'm Colorado. he said so he came
says has been living with the woman
here since that time.
Chyke saws he took the woman away
from her home simply through sympathy
for her and seemed to be surprised that
he had been arrested