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The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
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BOUGHMAN-l IN this city on April rs, 1902,
Joseph Bougl man in tEe sOtb year OF his
age.
the funeral services at his iate residence No.
$40 Monroe street on Tuesday afternoon,
April ~. at 30 o'clock. lnterment private
at l'ivervtew cemetery.
REYNOLDs--o 4lh u.ont III, 2sth. LYDIA Rsy.
nolds in the 94d yenr Of her age
Relatives and friends Will meet al the resi- E.
dence OF her nephew, j. Osborne Reynolds
2297 Tatnall street en- Sd day i29thj a. II
O'Clock. lnterment private.
TODD-On April "a. 1909. Mrs. Mary Gray
Todd widow Of John w. Todd.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral services at the
residence Of Mrs John Palmer No 1905 Mar.
ket street. Gu Saturday afternoon, 26 inst.
at o o'clock. ln.erment at Wilmiu ton and
Brandywine Cemetery.
MCHUGH--In this city on April 20, 1902,
Potter McHu gh, aged b2 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend tho funeral from
his late residence, Lancaster aud Ford Aves.,
on Monday morning, at 0 o'clock. High mass
at St. Paul's Church h. Interment at Cathedral
cemetery.
WlER-At ;shellrot on April aS. 1902, join
Wier, aged sS years
Relatives and fTleuds arc invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence,
at Shell pot. on saturday morning. April e.
at IL o'clock lnterment Riverview cemetery.
DEERY-In this city on April 20, 1892, Mslis.
sa D., only daughter of George D. and vii.
nina Deery, nted2 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
parents. No. &s2 latnall street. on saturday
afternoon, April 2G at Z o'clock. Internept
at Silverhl oOk Cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Governor Taft's Plans.

WASHINGTON, April 2G.-Govcrnor
Taft left here at noon today for New
York. On Tuesday he will make an
address at Yale college, in which he
may refer to the charges against the
administration of military affairs in
the Philippines. The governor will
make short visit to Watertown and
on Friday will return to Washington
to confer further with the president
and Secretary Root respecting Philip
pine affairs preliminary to his return
to Manila after visit to Cincinnati to
close up his private business, He will
go to Manila by way Of New York and
the Mediterranean, stopping en- route
at Rome in order to confer with the au-
thorities Of the Vatican regarding the
disposition of the lands held by the
friars in the Philippines.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Smith Before Court,

MANILA, April 26 The trial by
court martial of General Jacob H.
Smith on the charge of conduct prej,l.
dicial to good order and discipline be-
gan yesterday. GeSeral Lloyd Wheaton
presided.
Colonel Charles A. Woodruff, counsel
for the Defense said he desired to sim.
plify the proceedings. He was willing
to admit that General Smith gave in
structions to Major Waller to kill and
burn and make Samar bowling will
derness. that he wanted everybody
killed capable of bearing arms and
that he did spocify all over ten years
Of age, as the Samar boys of that age
were equally as dangerous as their
elders
Captain David D. Porter. marine
corps and Lieutenant John II. A. Day,
marine corps, were The only two wit.
nesses examined. Their testimony de-
velopcd nothing new.
Major Littleton w. r. Waller, ma
rlne corps, will BE- the only other wit
ness for the prosecution. He was I'M
able to be present.
The defense will call several officers
of the Ninth infantry.
Major Waller and Lieutenant Day
of the marine corps, who were tried by
court martial here on the charge of
executing natives Of the island of Sa.
mar without trial, have been acquitted.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
DOTS.

The Union Cottage prayer meet
ing will be held at No. 1872 Chest
nut street commencing at 7.45 every
body welcome.
Harvesters Mission, Front and
Jefferson streets will have special
services this evening and tomorrow
evening at 730 conducted BY
Evangelist A. L. Grey Of Baltimore
Md.
Many cars are arriving at the
plant Of the Pullman Palace lCar
Company for repairs and the local
firm 10 rushed with work. !
1t is expected that the combina.
tion chemical engine and hose wag
on OF the Brandy wine Fire Com.
pauy-in the Ninth Ward will be ce.
liyered about July 4.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Ribbons

For a number of years we
have offered ribbons from a
third to half the regular values
Our offering fer Mondays sale
will snrposo all previous cf-
forts.
Don't let this opportunity
pass to get 80 and Is cent rib
bons at 2jc.
60 pieces, No. so, 5 inches
wide, satin tatlcta ribbon at 25
cents.
80 pieces No. 80, 5 inches
wide, OF u soft high lu:trc rib
bon in all the delicate shades
at 2j cents.
Our so cent quality, all wool
nuns yelling in all shades at
So cents for Monday only.
There is a cheap goods on the
market that is sold for 80 cts;
the one we will sell Monday is
always sod for 80 cents,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Diamond DyeSRssEsaprss Of s"% poor Sn msa fs1Dls
Followed Husband In Death

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, April 90
Rev. Joshua Collins; a well-known
Presbyterian minister. died at his
home in Wappingers Falls on Mon
day Of pneumonia and was buried
on Wednesday afternoon and on
Thursday afternoon his wife died
The direct cause OF the wfe's
death was pneumonia, but the in.
direct cause was her incon sol ate
grief over the loss Of her husband a
few days before. st
Joshua Collins was in the Ssth
year Of his age, and had been i'll three
days only. He married Miss Isabella
Johnson when he was 65 years of age.
Her funeral will be held this afternoon
and the body laid at rest alongside
her husband,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
White Goods.

% remnants in waist lengths
Of white striped and figured
lawns and madras at special
prices for Monday.
Our -! cent quality India
linens at 10 cents a yard, Mon
day only.
Is yards of Hill bleached
muslin, one yard wide for
Sl.0O, Monday only.
Babies, children's, misses
and ladies' black and white
hose supporters, Mondays
price 8 cents a pair.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
After Years Of Mental ).
and Physical Sufferings
and Failures with Or
dinary Medicines,
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Cures a South Carolina
Gentleman.
This Marvellous Medicine is Heart.
lily Endorsed by the AbleSt
and Best Physicians,

What blessing it would be to hui
manity il all suffering men and wo-
men knew just what Paine's Celery
Compound is able to do.
The work that cannot be done for
the sick and suffering by months of
experimenting with the common med.
icincs of the day is successfully car.
ried to victory by Paine's Celery
Compound in few short weeks.
The cure of Mr.. Murph proves full.
ly the assertion made above. After
years of failures, misery, agony and
despondency, Paine's Celery Com
pound made "new man" of one who
had become a mere wreck who
was fast nearing the grave.
Have faith, sufferer. You have a
strong dcliverer at hand able torescue
and save you. From today, let your
hope be centered in Paine's Celery
Compound and its mighty power to
cure. 1t has never disappointed any
sufferer; it would not fail in your
case.
Mr.. r. H. Murph, Rich, S. c., under
the direction of kind Providence
was led to use the medicine that
makes sick people well. His testi-
mony is strong and convincing. 1t
shows Enthusiastically that Paine's Gel
cry Compound is the trte health
builder for weak, weary, ,sleeplessness,
and run down people at this season,
Mr. Murph says:- II have had
nervous prostration for several
years. ! was troubled almost contin-
ually with nervous headache. could
hot sleep well, Lad become absent
minded, and was considerably run
down in flesh and general health. A
friend advised me to try Paine's Gel.
cry pound. | used four bottles
and am now in excellent health, and
weigh more than | have for five years
all Of which | owe to Panc'S Celery
Compound.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26

Black, white and co1ored
hook On hose Supporters, Mon
days price 9 cents a pair.
10 cent quality black rubber
combs at 4 cents.
10 cent quality fine tooth
combs at ) cents.
Braincrd and Armstrong;
80 yard spool silk at 40 cents a
dozen, 4 cents spool, Monday
only.
Braincrd and Armstrong's
100 yard spool silk at 80 cents
a dozen, 7 cents a spool, Mon
day only.
Is cent quality ncva and
spun glass lining in black and
color5 ct 10 cents, Monday
only.
50 dozen Ladies' white turn
over collars, silk embroidered
edge and silk dots at the very
special price of4 cents, Mon
day only.
All of our colored turnover
collars reduced from 25 and
80 cents to II! cents.
% dozen 25 cent pocket
books, Mondays price Is cents.
One hundred mounted pic
lures 1Oxl2 at 4 cents each.
One hundred mounted pic
turcs l2Xl7 at 8 cents; regular
price 2J cents.
80 bamboo tabcurete, regu-
lar price 50 cents, Mondays
price 59c.
Every department will have
specials for Monday; notions,
hosiery, gloves, neckwear, In
fant's goods, shirt waists, tailor
made suits.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Milk To Remain yp

The high price Of beef has caused
a scarcity of dairy cows, and the cus-
tomary y reduction In the retail price
Of during the warmer months Is now
improba bic. Many farmers, finding
the price Of grain fod der so high, and
the demand ior beef In excess of tho
supply, have not hesltated to slaugh-
ter their cows as well as steers for
the meat market,
The extent TO which this has been
one does not threaten milk fam
Inc but has caused such falling
off in the suppy as to pr event an
immediate adoption OF the summer
Criccs.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
DR.. Crafts TO Speak.

The Rev. Wilbur +. Gratis, Ph.
D., OF Washington, superintendent
of the international Reform bureau
will spend tomorrow in this city.
III the morning at Grace NJ. e.
Church. he will preach on Living
and Dying Nations. In the even.
ing he will give a stereoplicon
lecture in West Presbyterian
Church.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT.

The members Of the Junior Guild
assisted by Mrs. Boynton, gave a
delightful entertainment last even
ing in the Sunday school room of
st. Johns Church. The attendance
was large and each number was
well received. The program includ-
ed piano solo by Miss Annie Guyer,
soprano solo by Miss Grimes; reci-
tation by Miss Maud Knight; dia-
logue by Blanche KINNEY, deorsie
Watson and Minnie Beck; mando-
lin solo by Francis Holt; solo by
Miss Edna Lumlnis: piano solo by
Miss Edith Stewart. Archdeacon
Hall delivered a pleasing address to
the children and during his re-
marks he feelingly referred to the
death of Mrs. John Todd. Light
refreshments We're served during
the evening and all voted the al
fair a verV pleasant one.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26

Two Trains Wrecked by Wfnd Storm
Valparaiso. Ind, April 26.-The
Grand Trunk passenger train from
Chicago lies wrecked near Haskells,
eight miles east OF this city, as q
result of the windstorm which
swept over this section. The en-.
gineer, Robert Melrose, OF Battle
Creek, Mich, was seriously hurt
and the fJemsn and mali clerk
were badly bruised. None of the
passengers were seriously hurt.
The wind had blown a bcx car
from siding on 10 the main track.
The passenger locomotive crashed
into this obstruction and shot off
the rails.
Chicago, April 26, An Atkinson,
Topeka and Santa Fe express train is
stalled and wrecked at the village Of
Tidens, seven miles from here. The
wind blew box car on to the main
track. Tho express train struck this.
None OF the passengers were serious
ly injured.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Wife Died Alone.

New York, April 26-James Ham.
ilton, machinist of 313 E. 40th
street. was badly hurt in an accident
two weeks ago and was taken to
the New York Hospital. His wife
visited him every day. Three days
ago she didn't come, nor the next.
He wrote to her but got no answer.
Yesterday friend visited him and
learning of his anxiety for his wife,
went to sFHamdlton's rooms. The
door was forced and they found
Mrs. Hamilton dead in bed. Her
husbands letters We're found under
the door.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
General Tin Can Strike

Boston, April 26. The can work.
ers in two shops here controlled by
the J American Tin Can Company
will go on strike today because of
refusal to grant nine hour day,
10 per cent. advance in wages, and
time and a half pay for all over
time. 1t is stated this strike will
be followed by similar action on
the part of the employees of the
Company in New York, Brooklyn,
Newark, Paterson, Jersey City, and
PHILADELPHIA.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
viii Hold a Conference.

1t is understood that a conferences
of the new Board of Health will be
held on Monday night for the pur-
pose OF selecting four executive Of
hcers to succeed the present efficient
board. 1t is said on good authority
that there are at least 14O applicants
and that some of the men who
want to inspect back yards and Gel
lars are now making better wages
than the men who fumigate the
diphtheria and smallpox houses.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Meeting for Boys.

A special service for boys viii
he held at the Young Men 8 Chris
tian Association tomorrow alter,
noon. The Rev. r. Burgelte Short
will make an address on the sub.
iect "a watch" Mr.. Short 10 still
working to get down State Y. M.
E. A. He has written TO a number
of persons 10 tho different towns
and 10 OF the opinion that the move
will be q success.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
The Best Medium

ONeil Brothers, one of the larg-
est dealers in cows ard live stock in
this section of the country, says
the REPUBLICAN reaches the farm.
ers and for that reason it is the
best advertising medium for those
who have anything to sell them.
That is the reason they advertise in
i've nIl,lmns
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Letter Carrier Ga f.rD

Westminster. Nd. April 2j.--
Joshua B. Shriycr arural letter car
rIer in Carol county net with pee
ulrar accident yesterday while max.
ing his rounds, Some fire from
cigarette wlich he was smoking Tcll
on his clothing and was soon famed
inlD blaze hy the Wind. lie drove
aloD &, unconscious OF his CONDITION
and VIXEN several persons called to
him he paid no attention, saying
aflerward that he thought they
were only Iooling. When he finally
stopped his ovci coat WAS 50 badly
burned that one U the buttons had
melted. his trousers were badly ScOr.
Chnh and his blankets were ruined.
lie was profuse with thanks to his
rescuer, and said that his mind was
30 intent upon the proper delivery of
the mail that he no doubt wOuld have
bcen abla2e al. over before discover.
Ing his danger. lie SAID lie noticed
peculiar Odur, hut lie attributed it 10
new brand OF tobacco wilch he was
smoking,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
22S-=23o King Street:
To Have Photos Taken.

Each of the four basket ball teams
of the Y. NJ. C.. A. that were in the
Association League are to have their
pictures taken in a group. A hand
some frame in which the pictures are
to be placed has been made by Thos.
Malone popular member Of the as.
sociation. The picture Of the ma.
rooms which team won the champion
ship will have place Of honor In the
centre Of the frame.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
PrODerty Transfers

Thomas II. Melvin to James Han.
ma dwelling at Lombard and Ninth
street for So. $50.
May Bringhurst to Henry Snyder.
property on Fourth east Of Spruce,
SO, 800.
Landlith improvement Co. to John
CarsWell property at 18th and Pine,
for $2l 900.
Henri Maroon to VIM. Baxter, two
properties on Franklin street for
$4,000.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Case fIay he iIegrereh

Theodore Adams. colUrcl. who
was fined $40 and costs by Judge
Towsend i'll the Municipal Court yco-
terday morning may have hi, case
reopcn"d. The police have learned
that the woman, Mary Moore W as
assaulted by another man. In the
mean time Adams is 1T the police
station helping the iAuitor to clean
the windows and clear away the
dirt that had collected through the
building.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Oraupemun'S s Convention,

John Viagopski, of this city has
been elected delega ate 10 the an.
nual convention OF Orangemeu
which meets 10 tue KensingtonIhall.
Huntington and Bfaddock streets,
Phladel phia this evening for the
purpose Of selecting afsuitabla
place to hold the annual parade and
picnic as is customary on July IL
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Treasured a Steamer.

Peter B. Ayars measured the
steamer w. &. Payne yesterday.
She is being built by the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company for the
Bridgeport, Conn, Steamboat Com
pany, to ply between New York
and Bridgeport She is 2l3 IN
length, 36 feet in width, IA feet in
depth and her capacity will be
about 1900.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
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Child Bursts Blood Vessel,

New Castle, April ga little
son of Charles Shearer is in a criti-
cal condition as a result of a blood
vessel bursting in his hand.
A horse belonging to VIM. H. Nc
Coy ran away ty-day from the post
office.
At Front and Delaware the car
riage upset and two wheels were
broken.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Observation-Disclosures.

Wilmer Renshaw and Miss Ada
Palmer, two popular young people
of Newark, were quietly married by
the Rev. Dr.. James l.. Vallandig-
ham, Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock
Later the couple left on a B. & O.
train for a short tour. The Newark
Band, of which the groom is a mem
ber, serenaded the happy couple.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Real Estate Affairs,

Building Inspector Cassidy today
issued the following permits:
d. Dangel, alterations to No. 224
King street, $1,000.
JameslA. Booth, frame kitchen,
sos West Seventh street. $50.
J. NJ. Phillips, porch, 10th and Mt.
Salem lane. $l60.
VIM. Connolly, "a dwellings, Van
Buren, Sycamore and Beach sire cts,
S2- 900,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
SOCIETY WOMEN
CONDEMNED

n ''There is altogether too much
cigarette smoking and liquor drink
ing done nowadays by young girls
in the best classes of Philadelphia
society" H.
Rev. DR.. Floyd w. Tomkins,
rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church, which numbers among it's
communicates some of the most
fashionable people in town, made
this charge yesterday at a meeting
of the Social Purity Alliance. That
organization also includes many So
ciety people The meeting was to
protest against the recent recon-
mendations of two grand juries
that haunts of vice be licensed and
/ inspected the city.
i have never seen an American
girl put a cigarette to her lips,
thank God, went on DR.. Tomkins,
<'but l know that they do smoke
and otherwise initiate men when
they get by themselves.
And | know the drink habit is
growing among young society wo-
men. Girls go to our country clubs
and walk up and order drinks alone,
ut the places where they are sold.
The same thing happens in Atlantic
City. 1t is not counted unusual for
young girls unescorted. to indulge
in cocktails or other beverages.
"If the elder women in society
don't take an interest in this question
which so vitality affects their daugh-
ters, and if they don take 4 positive
stand against these practices, we can
not blame a jury Of twelve moral Lii
liputians for bringing in a recon-
incubation tending to encourage the
social evil instead Of suppreSsing it.
An audience of about 200, cOmpoS-
ed largely of women, listened to these
remarks in silence. Some o,h2r things
DR.. Tomklns said were applaudel
warmly.
First he thought all parents should
explain to their children in their
early youth the disastrous consequence
of an evil life, Then there should
be curGew law that would keep
children off the streets at night and
out of the way Of temptation. sum.
med up. DR.. Tomkins argument was
that moral instruction of the yoHng
would go further towards aobiilcratiug
the social evil than would physical
laws or regulations affecting older
persons Incidentally he praised the
Juvenile Court a1d the House Of Ref
uge. The latter institution, he slid,
was the best school in the country,
and he would send his own son there
If il were not that the boy would
have to be arrested first.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land today cloudy weather will prevail
followed by fresh and brisk westerly
winds.
Sunday, cloudy weather will prevail
with lower temperature and rain.
The thermometer at w. C.Taylors
drug store 302 King street today reg.
istered as follows:
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock l'oclock
60 73 50
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
TRIP TO CHARLESTON.

TKIP To CHAKLESIUN.
Deputy Clerk of the Peace George
Janvier yesterday started on ten
days trip to the Charleston Exposi-
ton. He boarded the steamship
Allegheny at Philadelphia for Sa-
vannah and will go from Savannah
to Charleston by rail. He will re-
turn by the same route. During
absence of Mr.. Janvier, Harry w.
Chairs is acting as deputy clerk of
the peace.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Deaths and Funeral.

Harry King, proprietor Of the
hotel at Fifth aud Shipley streets.
died this morning. He was 81
years OF age and son OF Margaret
and the la:e Smiley King. He is
survived by a wife and three child
rem. He was member OF the
local Aerie +. O. f.
Mrs. Mary A. Stevens, wife of
r. r. Stevens of No. 608 West
Ninth street, died last night, aged
al years. Her funeral will take
place on Tuesday morning. Inter-
ment at st. Georges Cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Tire It cCii.

Ekton, Md. April -. Rev. T.. ?,
Perry, pastor Of the McthodI,trhurch
at Leeds, cCrlt county, WAS overcome
while fighting fire yc,larday. II"
was burning rubbish on his place and
the fire got hryouj control. spread
ing rapidly to an adjoining tract OF
woodland. In hi, clDrIe to stop the
progress Of the I'ancs he was over
come, HIS condition today j, i'm
proved. The fire destroyed several
acres of good woodland before it was
under control II WAS necessary for
Marry Mill to close down in order to
permit the .aryc fore" Of mru there
employed u assist in lighting the
fire.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
I)ROlrO Ais

o"o'o Ais
SEALED PROPOSALS. will bc received by
the Trustees Of the Poor Of Now Castle county
until IL o'nlocK u. M. WEDN ESDAY, ,hprlI 49,
1902 for supplying the New CASTLE Go. Hospital
from hprl! 80, iNI! to the last WpdreIGay in
July, 1872, with becf nation, bread. grace
esdry goods shoes, tobacco, carpet slippers,
drugs and medicines,
Bidders on shoes. sli pers and tobacco win
bu required to furnish samples,
Bids for beef will be by tn" quarter in pro
portion OF one hind quarter to three torG.qrar.
tors, cut Ct cattle well fatted and dressing not
less than jOJ pounds
Bids for mutton will be on fore.quarters Of
eight rius only.
Bids for groceries, dry goods and drugs will
be on the various kinds named on the schedule
mud must be of the best quality. Bids will also
be received for supplying The Hospital with
creamery butter delivered ii such quantities
NJ the superintendent may direct.
All bids to be directed to the Trustees Of the
poor,
No bid viii be received unless in accordauco
with the above.
Trustees reserve the right TO retsc any or
al bids
AL bids to be in by Tue ,day morning al
O'Clock. 1t - desscd by the Boar Oh account
OF the close proximity Of the County H. spltal
TO the Dslawere state Ho'pitnl that no one
attend except those ha,ing business with the
hoard. FRANK BLACkBCEN
a93t = > Superintendent,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
v Ork on Retaining Willis

Work Oh the returning walls on
Railroad avenue between Market
and French streets, for the F., W.
d b. elevated railroad is progress
ing. The old United States hotel
Is now level with the ground and
all Of the debris has been removed.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
MCNAT1,--TAYLOR.

Howard McNatt and Miss Bessie
Taylor, both of Dover, were mar
ried at the First Baptist parsonage,
on Sunday evening, by the Rev. S.
B. Hiley.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
County ComIni tee In Sessinn.

The Republican County Committe.
of New Castle County met this after
noon at No. $40 King street at
0 Clock
The evening Republican., 1902-04-26
Doing Alter Lie Body

The police learned to-day that
George Moore who was surocatcd in
New York, was son Of J, W. Moore
OF No. 2lO Madison street. Uudcr.
taker j. Il. Martin left to dav for
New York to bring the remains to
Wilmington,