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The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
BICYCLE RIDER KILLED.
Archie McIInchern Meets with Fa-
tai tCciurut.

.ATI.ANTIC CITY, y. J., May IT.
Archie Mci2ari"ru, the well known
champion bicycle rider Of Toronto"
while being paced by Il motor tandem
at the Coliseum track met with an ac-
rihent which resulted in his death
twenty minutes later.
The acri,lCnt was the result of the
breaking Of the chain on the motor
cycle. Riding tn" tandem were Ar
Boaka and Robert B, Thompson. who
have raced with MctInrhrrn for ten
years past, l'h" effort was to estab-
iisN a new mile record.
Several miles had been covered when
The chain broke, and in the sudden
slowing Np Of the damaged tandem
rEarhrrn cOIihrn with It and shot
in the air like Il rocket. His head
struck againSt a projecting bonrd
which cat a g1sh in his neck from
which blood -pGrted in Il stream. The
,iuGUar vein had been torn open. He
expired shortly after his removal to II
hospital. Boakr and Thompson were
uuiniurpl
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Eighty Sixth C0n.erelc:.

The opening session of the eighty.
sixth annual Philadelphia African
NJ. Il. Conference, the "Mothcr" con-
ference Of the connection took place
this morning, at 9.45a. m, in Bethel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Walnut street, above Sixth. Rt, Rev.
William Derrick, of New York, pre-.
siding. Fully two hundrc min st,rlal
and lay delegates from all p rs Of
the states Of renn'ylv n alt Dea-
ware were present.
The opening devot c l.' rvices
were conducted by Rev. Theodore
Gould, presiding elder Of the phlla-
dciphla district, who read the Scrip.
ture and announced the hymn 327.
"Oh for faith that will not Shrink.
Rev. J. G. Genser, of Chester Of
fered prayer, Rev II. A. Symlhe OF
Harrisburg, lead The reading Of the
scriptual lesson Psalm As to 81 In
which al! the brethren joined In uni
son. Rev. W. Oscar Davis of La
Motto, read the decalogue. Bishop
Derrick. announced that the Annual
sermon to the Conference would then
be delivered by Rev. DR.. r. W. Hen.
derson Of PhiladeI phia, pastor Of
Mother Bethel, the Cathedral Of
African Mcthodism Of the word.
Rev. DR.. Henderson selected as
his subject The Grace of God Pro-
ducing Brotherly Love" based up
on the text Peter 1:22. He urged
upon more faithful adherence to
the duties of the Church in help
ing to save men and women from
destruction. His opinion of the
mission of the Church was to help
make the world better.
Prayer was offered in behalf of
the sufferers Of Martinique, st. Vim
cent and St. Pierre.
The administration of the Holy
Communion, conducted by Bishop
Derrick, assisted by Presiding Elders
Revs. Theodore Gould, j. B. Stans>
berry, M. w. Thornton and N. D.
Temple.
Then Bishop Derrick delivered
his annual address before the con-
ference.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14

eche1ul0 IN eject November IT, 1901:
All trains illuminated with Piutseu
light. o.,
e. Epress trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK. week days. 1926, 1888,
'io52 a. M; -l2.19. '2.55, 1913 Royal
Knitch', 1927. re, 'lc52 p. m
Sundays. 1876. 'o.3a, 'll.35 n. NJ; '4.5s,
'5,1s Hoyal I.imitcdh, '7.42 'lO.52 p, IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. 1925,
$50, *6.45, 7.2o, 'sos. 'a,3s 'lO53. 1852 a.
m; .;+21a, '2.55, 800. ASS, "5.1S Roya,
Lnited, '6.47. 635. '7.42, *lO52 p. m.
Sundays, '5.26, TO. $50, 1920, 1868,
'll,35 n. M: '2,55. ZOO, '5.lS (Royal Lin.
itcd). s.a5, 'I42. s.5s. 'l052 p. m.
Chester, wcol, days. $50, '645, 72O
800, '9,3o. 'io,5-, lv,52 Il. m: 500 "455.
6.S5, '7.42. 'io52 p. III. Sundays. 7.o1, $50,
80 39, 1888. "ll35 a. IN; 200. G.35, s7.4s.
$50, 'io So p. II.
Atlantic City, week days. 'S.45 n. rr.:
'12.;9 'Z.b5 and 1918 .. m. tRoyal Lin.
ited,. Sundays, i2o a. H.; '1.15 p. Ia.
Uloya! Limite0l.
Cape May and Ocean City, week drrA
s6.45 n. N, '2,55 p. IN.
Sea Isle City week days, +645 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, wreb davs.
'414, G55, 'S.04, "ll.0l a. NJ. 'l25s, -209,
'34o, "4.54, $50 Woya! Limited. "SOl,
'l0.l4, p. III. Sundays. '4,li, 1894. 9Os
a. M; 'l2,56. 200. $40, 5.S1, SO (Roysl
Limitcd, 'SG!. 'l0.H i. N.
Baltimore and way stations, week days,
SIS Il. M; 3]3 p, m. Sundays, e.O5 Il. m,;
b37 p. IN.
Newark, week days, %414, C55, 1904,
'll.Oi a. m; *i2,5s, $40, "4.54 Cl2. "sOl,
'loH p. ny. Sundays. i.A, '5.0i eQ5
NJ; 'l2,5s, SRI, 1872, "8.Ol, 'l0.A p. M.
Titt:hurg, week days, sSo4 a. II :t454,
'lol4 p. III. Sundays, 1904 Il. III. .34a,
'lot4 ,. m.
Chicago, daily. 1904 a. m; $40 p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Lcus, ala \. m;
sl25s, "lol4 p. M, daily.
S;ugerly accommodation, wtek days,
e5s =. m; 319. Cl2 p. m. Sundays, 9O5
q. M; 5.37, 49, =. m.
Landcnhcrg accommodation, week
days, 454 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STA.
TlON FOR
Baltimore, week days, $50 p. D..
Laulrnberg. week days s 20 n. m: ESQ
$50 y. IN. Sundays, $40 2. m.; $50 "
n.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for W.L
n.tnxton, week days. '335, $50. '730,
s1O. .26, II co q. M; 'l2.2o, 'l.S7, els, . %,
s417. 500, +539, "j4s Hoyal Limi,cd,
500, GO, 1926, "9.3S ll.35 p. M. Sun.
days, +3.3b, '7.3O, S.rO, 11.Oo II. NJ; tl2.2O,
.l.37, l45, 'sos, 435, '5,4s Royal Lin.
UcGJ, $50. 1925, 1913, 1880 p. M
Royal Limited IS composed 4 elu.
eivcly Of Pullman paror observation and
| dining cars. No extra fare except reguA
lar pullman charge
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1873.
Rates to western points lower thaD
via any o,ii.r line.
II A. MILLER, Passenger Agent,
! Wilmington, Del.
D. d. MARTIN. Manager Of Paxaaa'
ger TrafIc
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Orphans Cou t.

In Orphans Court this morning
Almeia Galloway was appointed the
guardian Of VIM 7. and Benjamin
n. Caldwell.
r. B. Heisel trustee made return
Of sale of real estate of Aaella JUS
1ire which was confirmed
Thomas Davis was appolnte |
trustee to sell the real estate of Isaac
Reed Charles B. Evans, admins
traitor made return Of sale of real
estate Of William {. Gray which
was confirmed.
l.. f. Wales was appointed trus-
tee to sell the real estate OF John
McIIugt.
William NJ. Shalkor, executor OF
Ann Il. Chambers Wa' ordered to
sell her r"a} estate t. pay debts.
The exceptions ot stella DAVIS 10
The account of Katie l. Primrose the
guardian. having been compromised
the court made an order directing
Mrs. Primrose to pay costs.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
To Issu. Poudi'o" $4,000.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners
the Finance Committee Of City
Council. City Auditor Boughman
aud Clerk Of City Council Hamann
held a conference yesterday after
noon when ii was decided to issue
bonds for so. 900. The proposals
for the purchase of the bonds will
be advertised for and all must be
IL BY May g. Of the sum alver,
tiaed S25, 900 goes for Street and
Sewer Department purposes and
the Park Commission will receive
The remaining $l5, ,OGO.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
CARD BASKET.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Crooks of this
city. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Crooks, of Upland, Pa.
Misses Nettie Murphy and Cora
Baker have returned from a visit to
Trainer, Pa.
. The Misses Parsons and Eta Gil
bert have returned from u visit to
Miss Ena Gilbert, of Trainer, Pa.
Miss Darlington, of West Chester,
is visiting Miss Viola Frederick, of
this city.
Rev. r. A. Davidson, formerly
pastor of st. Georges Presbyterian
Church, but now Of Falls Church,
Va, is visiting the family of Dr.
Fritz, of this city
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
AGAINST BEEF TRUST
Attorney General Of New York
Begins Action.
REFEREE NAMED TO TAKE TESTIMONY
Made Under the Dom
nelly Antitrust Law-PrOceedinYs
Being Carefully Guarded Un-
til subpHnas Arc Served.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 14.-Attorney
General Davies personally made np-
plication to Supreme Justice Chester
at his chamber late in the afternoon
for the appointment of a referee to
take the testimony of certain witnesses
in the matter of the SO called beef
trust preliminary to framing COM
plaint.
The application was granted, and
ex Justice I.nndon of Schenectady was
appointed referee, and Il hearing will
be had before the said referee in this
city tomorrow.
Governor OdeI has been fully ad
vised of the result Of the investiga-
tion mnde by the attorney general to
date, and the proceedings by the at
torney general meet with his entire ap-
proval.
Attorney General Davies said that
an attarhe Of his office had been dis
patched to subpoena the various wit
| nesses upon whose evidence his de-
partment intends to prove its case. He
declined to make public at present Ell
ther the names of the firms that he Is
proceeding against or the men that
he intends TO call as witnesses
His application to Judge Chester was
made under the provisions Of the Don
nelly antitrust law, and the depart
mcnt intends to guard all of the par
ticulars Of the action until personal
service OF the papers In the case has
been secured. He stated that eight
| ersons are named i'll the moving pa
rers and intimnted that additional wit
lesses would he called should 1t be
deemed advisable. The attorney gen
cral was accompanied by Judge j.
Newton Fiero when he appeared be.
fore Justice Chester in his chamber
to move the case The proceedings
were secret, and every effort was made
10 carefully guard against the names
Of the interested parties leaking out.
The action is entitled. "John G. Da-
vies as attorney general in behalf of
the state of New York in the matter
of the application to hear and deter
mine
The action is directed against Ar.
thur Colby, who is believed by the at
torney generals department to be the
agent agent ot !hss c9Mlsl!nns !lnl fylny prices
! In New York slalc and vicinity, Swift
& Co., Armour & Go. aud four other
western beef companies.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
COrsressInan As A PhySlcian

Washington, b, G., May 10. &c Con-
Gressman Ball, o! Delaware, who is a
physician, was called upon to-day to
attend q woman in one Of the pu9y!c
galleries Of thc house who was SUI.
!ering from nervous prostration.
Mr.. Ball has recon mmended James
II. Maui for reappontment as pcst-
master at Georgetown, Sussex County
Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
at A 1 ~ )

SPRlNGER- A-hlAnd, Del, on May Il.
1870! Margaret Il >pr!Gser IN her dl4t year.
Relatives and frIan Is Of the family are re.
,pyrtfutly invite TO tttond the funeral fl Ula
the IeeI'oucp Oi hrr hu.Anud on Thursday
aftrruoop, MAJ Ii. sci vIrss AZ the heuse
Mt l1I n'rluck. iNterinut at Red Clay Creek
cemetery, Carriages Htll meet ., % train at
Ashland
NOPKlNS-Un Nay II. IS0!. Clara ncri'ks stn,
wife Of g. Candy EoDklu' III her 4Jth year
Ktutlve. and tliend- Of the family ere lnvi.
ted to attend tr.u funeral services NJ her late
ve.,denue Mil Creek lid, On NedursGay Alay
Il at 4 o'c!uct, without further nutIt". Inter
mrut Red Clay t'rrtF Cemetery. CarrlhgeI
wII meet TIE tre,!ey ar arriving at Fran.
DIVINE Springs ut 1850 ami oc ock,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle. States and New Eng
land today clear weather, will prevail
followed by warmer tempeNtare.
Thursday partly clear aaawarmer
weather will prevail, with variable
winds.
Friday, clear weather will prevail
with warmer temperature and wester.
Is winds.
The Thermometer at W. C.Taylors
drug store BOZ King street today reg
islcred as follows
1o'ciock 10 O'Clock lo'ctock
l2 60 G6
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
German steamer Lost.

VALPARAISO, Chile. May l4.-The
German steamer Sakkarah. Captain
Plcniuy, has become Il total loss at
lIuanb!in island, off the coast Of Chile.
The fat" If the Sakkarah's crew and
passengers is not known. The cargo
Of the SnkkArah Included 81 800. 900 in
gold specie which was being remittcd
by til" Chilean government. The SAX
karal left here April > for Hamburg.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
CASES In
CITY COURT

Alexander Benson, colored, was
charged by Officer Corner in the City
Court this morning with trcspass. J.
II. Gould testified that he ordered the
man to keep away from the stable as
the men say that he isnot needed. He
will take shower bath and will re.
tire for thirty days, Al
Special Officer Gordy charged Rich-s
ard Mcmillan with being drunk at
the p, W, & B. depot. lie had been
there for some time. The Language
used was very bad, and then he tried
to jump freight train. He will re-
tire for forty days. ass
John Carey was down to the credit
OF Officer Eakin who found him using
very bad language at Second and Wal
nut. His fine was S. and costs.
Domineck McGonigal andJohn Nc.
Cullough pleaded guilty to the charge
OF disorderly conduct. Patrolman
Burchinal found the two men fight.
ing at Front and Market streets last
night. The fine was S. and costs in
each case
Theodore Adams, Tillic Harris and
Frances Smith, colored, pleaded not
guilty to dlsorderly conduct. They
were arrested at Front and King
street at 30 o'clock for breakinga
window. The fine was SIS and costs
in the Adams and Smith case and the
Harris girl was dismissed.
I ufr,,
disordery conduct. Officer Burns
testified he heard cry Of murder and
when he reached the house his wife
was in the street. Mrs. Mary Lynn
testified that he struck her. The
fine was $40 and costs.
When Clerk Neary attempted to
call the names OF three boys charged
with safe wrecking, Agent Stout ask
cd that the case be dismissed and their
mothers were lold to take better care
Of them.
VIM, r McIIugh and Adam Hochn
were charged with trespass. The fine
was S3 and costs.
George Green colored, charged
with assault and battery is represcn-
ted by John Lynn and his case went
over until tomorrow morning.
James l.. Glass, co.ored, charged
William Floyd, coored, with assault
and battery. lie testified that Floyd
used insulting language and challen-
gcd him out Of doors Later he struck
him with billiard cue. Under cross
examination he testified that he knew
Floyd in Florida under the name OF
William Glynn.
Hester Smith testified that Floyd
used bad language in her place when
he came in for a fish sandwich. The
fine was $50 and costs.
William Secney, cOlored, was
charged hy John Reed with disorder
ly conduct. The tine was So and
costs. lie won't pay it and will go
oyer for a month.
Hugh Garland represented the State
in the case against Henry Cook and
Clarence Johnson. charged with the
larceny of some rolls the property of
G. IT, Huber worth six cents. Edward
Conncll testified that he resides at 3l7
East Sixth street. This morning a
dozen rolls disappeared from the bread
box at his store.
Sergeant Massey testified he made
the arrest this morning after he saw
them leave the bread box and recov-
cred them in their pos,essin. This
was Mr. Garland s first case in court,
and ball was fixed at 5000
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
.Unitcd Friends Of Am j isl.

: Yesterday The aunuAl meeting OF
the Supreme Council. United Friends
Of America was hell in this city. Con
siderable business WAS transacted.
These officers were Gle ctcd. Past
supreme president. Mrs Carrie Ran
kin OF Wilmington. SnpreMe pI"s'-
dent, Mrs. Quinn Of Philadelphia;
supreme vicc-prcsidcnt, Mrs, Vim.
singer Of Wimington; snprcm" sec
relary, Mrs, X. 5. BrILton Of Ger
mantown; supreme treasurer, Mrs.
Thomas Curry Of Philadclphia; ST.
preme guide, Mrs. Schuyler Of Will
mington; supreme chaplain, MFs'
Kotz of Ph'Iadclph'a; supreme inside
Scntlncl. Mrs Ecnnlnprc OF Bur.
!ingtVC, y. j., SuprcWc outside SER
tinel, Mrs, Alexander Of Wilmington;
trustees. Mrs. kmhln and Richard
Heritage. WIminglon; Mrs. Water
hou>a ana Mrs, Llny,lpn of Gnlman-
town and Mrs. Rice Of phllaG2Iphil.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Loubct on For Russia.

PARIS, May IT, President l.oubet
Russia, left here for Brtst last evening
from the Depot st, Ihzarr. He Ar
rived 1T Rrcst this morning. ana the
French cruiser MOntcAlnl, which Is to
that port at ) o'clock this afternoon.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
t,u,s >toues IN st. Vincent Capital

Castries, Island Of st. Lucia, May
li--Thc Soufriere volcano 0" tie
island of st. Vincent is in destruc;.
i've eruption. The cannonadc can lie
heard hundreds Of miles away. Light
ing is playing tierccly in the upper
sky, aud the northern part OF u
island is mass OF travelling flames.
1t is impossible to orcach The burning
district. The loss Of life must be
terrible. Kingstown, the capital, Is
still safe, though masses of stone
are falling in the streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Rukc!ey :eam Organ Zc'.

The Ruktlev bao bali team which
ha- been recently organized und"r
thu management of ''Polg" trllzle
will play the Brau1ywlne team on
the latter's grounds at DUPONT banks
to-morrow atteroOn. The batting
order of the Rokcly team will as
follows;
james Thompson, p; Benjamin
NrNpv. e.. Peter Pursue, IT,; Thom-
Us Toy. M, Frank Bradley, ;'b,;
Simon Dolmlan. cf; Edward Bah
line, IT.: John Mck"nnu, s.. and
N!u. tIruutipli III.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
WSM Wilmington a. c. to pracrloe -

Several OF the players signed hy
Manager FrysInger Of the Whining
ton A, c. team have arrived in
town and viii be ont on the grounds
Tor practice this afternoon.
The remainder Of the PLAYERS
will arrive tomorrow and Friday.
Practise games will be played
with the Wilmington High scho' !
,sam tomorrow and Friday alter
noon
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Contracts issued

The Street and Sewer Commission
ers awarded the following contracts
J. T. Simmons, paving cutters and
crossings; Simmons e. Bro, setting
curb; Davis e. Bro, resetting curb
p. p. Tyre, centre stones.
James Scott and p. P. Tyre,
straight and circular curb; Chas.
Warner g. Co., sand at wharf; j.
NJ. Solomon, bar sand at work; j.
Fl, Gooding, soft coal.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
High u gree.

Star of Bethel EN- Lodge of Or
angeman. will confer the Royal
Arch Purple Degree u six members
next Saturday evening, and also
initiate two candidates. A smoker
will follow.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Are You Satisfied?

If not go to Lynch. stores for go"l quality
Teas and tttfrr. Teas 35c. 4J =, uOc sc. '51
pound cohees ID. &c, Zoe, Sc, HJc, J1c
pound. Iargn assortment OF llbwo: and
Garten 5etd+ IN packages. Nam 81 ore, n W
Cor MndIsun rnd Fourth streets Branch
store :. W. Cor. King and ri yhth streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Ihy kOpyrS ,rrdly

Ncw York, May Il. The Metro
pnllan Museum Uf Art will receive
s., IA 80 50 as resIduary leea'c' OT
jacob 5. Rogers, owner OF the Rogers
Locomotive Works, at Paterson, n,
J.
Tni, fact was ascertained to-day
when The result OF the iinAI apprAiSc
imcnt Of Mr.. Rogers estate was made
for the purpose Of having il submit
ted to Surrogate Fitzgerald Tor
'rppilrmatiOu.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Army Marching Oh Port an PrIrc:.

Washington, May II. Important
Official advccs about political con-
ditions 10 liayti have oo,n: TO the
state Department from William l..
Powell, tie i'.!i,cI HI.,cs Minister
at Fort au tr'hcc ffe.:dent Sam
has Il i IL. cuu".ti aH,! s1ne Of
hi, C"i'-.. hay: tAaer r-!age in
HE United ;.~;ts Legation. A
re\o.u. 'onAry ":"., !, .lAicAins on
l'ur. . '..:..", "!2r. lno5 app
partn.'y ",!I ..,~G@s,,on,
lr co">Eu .".>c g, la" dIs1u eting
iai'or.nal.".. t.,4 >~'j Department
l,ss urv2.t,i ;"c rI-u.ser Topeka
ir,n .'us; 4,u." >. =. to Pot au
Iillce, " lI.tect AZ. riican inter'
cslS. +
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
PERSON AL
MENTION
~
NElILIS-GHERING.

Thomas Willis and Miss Emma E.
Cheering, both Of Philadelphia, were
married yesterday afternoon at the
office of Magistrate Hollis by the
Rev W. L. S. Murray, pastor Of st.
Paul's NJ. L. Church.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Ice C,eanl

George l.. Ferguson, has opened up
Ice Cream pariors at No. IL East
Second Street. lie also has an Ice
Cream stand in the SECOND Street
market His cream cannot be beaten.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
BRAITHW AlTE.-LAIR.

Allen Braithwaite and Miss Mar
ian Lair, both Of Philadelphia,
were married this smorning by the
Rev. F. Burgette Short at his home
on East Thirteenth street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
APPOINTED Booking agent.

, Charles 7. Edwards has hcen ap-
pointed booking agent for She,lpot
Park and the talent Will be better
.llau ever this year.
; Manager MalIn expects to open the
resort on June :.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
so Years All ter.

Philadelphia, Ma II. A large
gathering Of members of Roman
Catholic SiStelhvods took place at
ST. Joseph's Hospital this m'rain@,
the occasion being the celebration
by Sister Electa Hughes of her
golden jubilee as u member Of the
community Of Sisters of Charity.
Sister Electa is now Il years Of
age. She took her final vows and
entered the Order of Sisters Of
Charity at Emmittsburg, Md, i'll
May 1852. Sixteen years ago sh"
came to Philadelphia and joined
the community at st. Jo,eph's Hos
pitul where she has remained ever
since.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
20 dive An t:ntcst;iImeHt.

, The Ladies CIb OF the Delaware
SacnrcrbWnd w,Il give an enter
taiumcnt in German nall on Monday
even ns May ~ Tickets > cents
Including supper
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
Jun,or Mechanics Anniversary

; Fureka Counci, No. !, Jan ior
Order nitel American Mechanics
'celebra.ed its fourteenth anniver-
sary at tho lodge rooms IN Eden
Hal last night. An lntere sting
program had been arranged Tor
the occasion.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
An Open lct,er.
!, Delaware College, Newark, Del,
Nav IL 1000

Delaware College, Newark, Del,
May Is, 1909.
My Dear SIR Having just learned
that the Faculty has mailed to you
a misstated account Of the proceed
Iings which took place ut Delaware
college to-day, we hasten to ac-
quaint you with the facts,
The resolution sent to the Faculty
by the student body are reported
correctly.
A member of the Freshman class,
unpopular among his classmates,
was given a shower bath a mild
, form Of hazing practiced i'll this in
stitution by members Of his own
class, and in no way injured. On
account of the unfortunate student
being a brother of Il member OF the
Faculty, FIVE students have been
suspended.
Furthermore, the student body
would not uphold cheating i'll a'y
form, aud the suspensions we're from
hazing simply, as is shown by lle
fact that one student who was not Ia
the examination, was suspended.
We consider the punishment un.
just: and at mass meeting OF the
] student body to-day it was nnanlm.
Uuslv decided that we remain away
from all college exercises until those
unjus,iy suspended are properly rein
Stated.
We earnestly urge parents not TO
compel their sons to return to their
duties until The matter is Sat!StaCLor-
ily settled. as they WJutI lJ52 the
respect Of their tc,lOw-stulcnts by 50
doing.
Committee Of the STUDENT Body.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14

The Rev. DR.. +. B. Short. gen
eral secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
has consented 10 supply the pulpit
Of East Lake NJ. L. Church tor the
next few months, until Presiding
elder Watt can make some o'nc!
arrangements for ministerial
suppIy.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
'llkw Coo u Duty

William +. Maxwell vino waa ap.
poiute by the Police Commission
last evening, VIII 80 on duty this
evening" as lie passed tie eXamIna-
ton tj,i' morning.
Alice Jackson, ro'ored. was arrest
Ell oHay on the charge Of larceny Of
Hsk;rt |Ie property "t Emma Cole
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
NlARkl AGES.

RI rTrR- HUTI.ER-At the NJ, f. Parsonage
NAV H. 400? b. Rev T., e White. sam vi
y. Eut er and May A. Butler, both CT wa
mlurtrn,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14

The Democrats Of the First Ward
last night elected James McCor-
mick, James Riley and George Willis
members Of the city committee, and
Daniel Mccormick delegate to the
convention to elect mcmbers of the
cuul,y committee
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14

i!npuESiU g - ,~.c an CCident.
Not impossible To bc i,repal ed for it.
DR.. Thomas Z ;lectric Oil -- Monarch
over uain.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
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