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The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
i,nrTes Run AWgy

Two bargcs belonging to the Phil.
adeIpha iranSporal lon aud Litcragc
Company, escaped from the crews IN
charge yesterday afternoon, and had
The draw of lhlrd street bridge been
OIL it Is probable that tho crews
would have been given an exciting
Ch,Se.
The boats had finished unloading
their cargocS at the wharveS OF John
NJ. solomon, and the crews we're pre-
pairing TO clear port, AS the ropes
were hcing cast, one Of the saiors on
the wharf dropped rope which held
the craft and both Started down the
stream.
The journey OF the runaway barges
was checked at Third street bridg e
however. for the boats drif,cd against
the structure and later were captured
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Confirmation At St, StepI,cnS

There will be services Of a special
character at St Stephens Lutheran
church tomorrow, it being "Exandi
sunday"
In the morning the rite of conhr.
NATION will be administered. The
following special musical mum bers
will be sung throughout the day:
"Jubilate Deo.' J. II. Corbin: solo,
"Redemption' R. NJ, StuIts). JOS
eph Schunder; 80 Praise the Mighty
God (Emmorson); Like as a Hart"
". Nove'lo); when the Lord Shall
Build Up Zion" %. Cole; duet, "Our
Savior" &c. A. White): Masters
Elwood Bartram and Charles Sch.
warlz.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, May 1O.-Presiding
Elder Robert Watt will preach the
anniversary sermon in the New
Castle Methodist Church tomorrow
evening when the Epworth League
will celebrate its first anniversary.
Denis Mclvor, of Tioga, Pa, was
IA visitor to New Castle friends yes
ter'lay. He sailed from Philadel-
phia this morning for Ireland where
he will make his future home.
Owing to the high wind the shad
fishermen We're unable togo fishing
yesterday.
Bridge No. AZ on the Wilmington
cutoff, caught fire yesterday after
noon and the section men were call
ed ont after supper
Rev. William e. Rooms will de-
liver an address tomorrow evening
before the Epworth League of Scott
NJ. f. Church. The occasion being
the anniversary of the League.
Messrs. Gallagher, Reynolds and
Duffy. of the committee on streets,
went to Wilmington last evening
and Conferred with Willard Sauls-
bury in reference to the Seventh
street muddle.
James White. Of this city. will
twirl the ball for the Painters
against the Sash Mill workers of the
Pullman works at Riverview this
afternoon.
Farmers will now begin to get
their letter boxes in position as Rl-
dolph Vallctte aid Weldin Vining
will be delivering mail to them in
the course Of about six weeks.
George Vincent is recovering from
a severe attack of Ia grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Collins are
very sick.
Martin L. Smith is at Reeds
Wharf, Va.
Miss Alva Watts is visiting friends
i'll Wilmington.
Shares Of stock in Il new series
will be for sale on Monday night at
the meeting Of the Citizens Building
and Loan Association.
Master Ralph Watts is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Two fish traders, Harry Simpson
and William Howard who came
here after shad yesterday had
dispute over the purchase of box
Of fish. Simpson claimed that How
ard had taken his fish and the re-
suit was that the latter called Simp-
son liar. A fight then occurred
and Simpson Received a blackened
eye while Howard came out of it
with Il cut lip. The latter drew II
knife and would have used it but
for the interference Of some by
standcrs
Dr.. John J.. Black has returned
from Il trip to New York.
Word was received here yesterday
of the death of Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Armistead, of Philadelphia. De
ceased was 73 years of age and was
a frequent visitor to her relatives, J
H. King and family of this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
AMCSE NENTS.
THE BONNIE. BRlER HESiI.

- l. ~ '-N-' : - A'i''' ~ ~ ''i''
The Bonnie i}ritr Bush with the
favmitc oid actor. ], H. ~tUddart in
lhc st"IIir role viii Ic seen Hl the
GlHnd Opera House 10 night
This ruud scarcely be- ciasS"d as
a dranHtiHyI nu,rl. In fact it
would more properly VIatIIy is Il
decentralization fouml"1 Wrsr q srr-
inN of di'duuIr'ioI Sluttc~ In
wnavinn th.'~" sketches uf Lam Mae
IHrrn lnIp his play. lam"> MarAr-
thur hiln,"Ii II udt,y" E',u', has
treated Wi!n the biggest r"yrrrnr2
tn" atmosphere ni his birthplace.
The Flrn kirI; congregations the
rI"n Of DrnmtolIty and all elise that
l"u Ma.i.ur"n has "mdrarrd to the
mlHd~ uf hs lradcln- * Transferred
t. the stage in r"all~Ii" fashion
White ct course thc chief interest
Of the story centres in i.drhIant amp
belt tn" role a-<tnnth by Mr. StUd-
darI >'lli duug il, New NurE en-
@1%cmrut ia" play proved itself Il"
lw evenly bHIaurcd ~ every way
and therefore worthy Of the capable
support with which Mr., s-'Vldal1 has
.l7Ir.DDui,.t himself
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
DR.. MORGAN
PAID FOR CAB.

DR.. James Morg an has unwilling
lv become the owner of cab. which
will probably never be used again.
The reason for this is that it has
been used for the purpose Of haul
ing patients suffering with small
pox to Farnhurst and cannot well
be used Tor any other purpose.
When the former Board of Trus-
tees OF the Poor was in office the
Emergency Hospital at Farnhurst
was made ready to receive patients
suffering with smallpox. DR.. Nor.
gan as member oil the Board OF
Health OF this city, was invited 10
inspect It. This was some time
about February |. After the doc.
tor lad expressed the opinion that
the building was all right he asked
David Mccoy vino was then super
intcndcnt how the trustees were
going to take patients to the hos
pItal. Mr.. Mccoy pointed out the
wagon aud DR.. Morgan at once
said it was unfit for the purpose
as the wind would blow upon the
smallpox patients and they nigh
contract pneumonia and die. Mr..
Mccoy said the wagon was the only
one the trustees had Tor the pur
rose and Dr.. Morgan volunteered
10 find a more suitable conveyance.
lie purchased cab ilOm the
Wilmington Transfer Go. Tor SO
aad sent it to Farnhurst. The
authorities there took charge OF 1t,
and all the patients who were re-
moved TO the Emergency Hospital
rode in that cab. 1t served it's
purpose well, and not one Of the
patients caught cold.
Dr. Morgan sent a bill to the
Trustees OF the Poor for the cab
but It was turned down. He then
paid for the cab himself and re-
celvcd receipt, The cab now
belongs to him although It is at the
Emers sency Hospital at Farnhurs'.
AS The doctor owns the cab he
ieeIs lha, he is eo,it!ed 10 payment
Tor its use and will present a bill
to the trustees OF the poor. He
has been told by ieverynen that
- a patient would be lair price
Tor the work done by the cab, and
as it removed iorty-One patients to
the hospital from this city aud New
Castle he will present 2 bill for $S ;
Ia the meantime, 50 he says. thc
cab is not Ior sale. 1t 10 possible
that the city VIII pay Tor the cab
and allow 1t to remain at Farnhurst
for future use.
On next Wednesday evening DR..
Morgan Will appear before ,h &C
count committee. Of City Council and
explain his bili Tor attending and
Inspecting smallpox cases. He
says the bli was presented in
accordance with resolution pass
cd bv the Board OF Health fixing
the compensation. lie also says
that on some days his entire time
wcs consumed in attending the
smallpox eases aud suspects. In
addition to working hard he was
also 10 danger OF contaglon and
does not feel that his bill 10 eX-
cessve all facts considered. The
doctor doe 8 not believe City Council
Will hesitate about paving the 6lll
after the matter ia understood.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
DlFMONT"ES MINSTREL~

Frank Dnmuut'S Mustrel- come to
n, Opera llOnse on next Saturday
night PopuIar approval l1s no
doubt tempted Frank Dumpnt and
his merry band Of nIustrrl~ 10 con
tinUe the timely satire. "Prlnre
Henry Visits phiIalclphia. and
Judging from the laughter at the
Eleventh Street Opera iImuSr where
that hurIosuur began its fourth
week, no mistake has been made.
The >klt seems iU improve" every
week and the funny situations an Il
humorous incidents are more en- 10 v
ahl" than ever TIL" German band
and the banquet seen" are T1rSit-
abb" and are the cause of almost in
re~sant laughter All the comedians
ar" give ample oppol1 unity 10 ere
ate mclTiment III this hodge pu1gc
of fun. The other burlesque, Fur
nished Rooms to Let; or, Living III
Flats, is also held over, and is u
laugh provoking az eyer. In tho
first part ballads were sung by the
sweet singers of the company, in
Guiding McCool, Kane, Woods, llor-
tiH and Goldhrick. while the gags
sprung by the end men are thor
oughly up-tO date.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
THE BOARD
OF HEALTH.

Editor the Republican. Sir: 81 am
surprised at the nice manner in which
you news paper men have called down
former Secretary Cahiil Of the Board
OF Health of hls high perch. Even
the Every Evening that had severe
attack Of political nauseau when Mr..
Wigglcsworth was named as Sccre-
lary gives the affair column notice.
Who could ever believe it: TO ack-
nowIcdye that iggIcsworth had hi,
hoOAS audited three times in two
years and kept his books SO That any
one could understand them. Then
the Democrat comes in makes nine
entries and quits Where has been
the CITY Auditor and where has h' Ell
the SjclIli eye Of the committee OF
fifty ana even Ddrii Lemon failed to
Smrl! TIC loose transactions Of the
Board Of Health, Ii is customorv to
issue an annual report hui Tor the
paat Two years no report has been is
sued.
do not want to cast any diSlayOr>
on any one uNl had the shoe been on
the other foot the DEMOCRATS would
tell ynu ail abOut the CRATER, the Iel-
low with the ptul aud the political
worker. But when Il Republican who
is competent to hUli a position and
discharge the dates uf his office with
credit 10 himself all honor to tha
Republican party then you Republic
c#n papers lie quiet. Give u good
man what Dnlong, to him. DO not
Il" afraid to say that .los .W'%gjt>-
worth has pUI because he is com
p")enj.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Gre Sce1ts Wern iodar

Wilmington had no scheduled game
Yesterday. 50 a six running practice
game WAS played with The Whining.
ton High school. The game wasa
farce as IT. was merely TO get the
PLAYERS ont and let them Timber up.
nRpuke's CrcSccuts Of philadc.
phIa, wilt be the proposition for
today and go,d game should result
TINS year the CrcSCents have been
greatly strengthened, and they have
number of Pennsylvania State
League players in their list 1t is not
yet known who will do the pitching
for Wilmington Day will probably
start the ball rolling. but whether be
VIII work the full game it is hard to
say. as he does not believe in running
any RISK with long season in front
Of him. ! lie does not pitch the full
game, possible Chick Ticrney and
Walker may finish it out Whitaker,
the new catcher, will I've behind the
Dal lie has already made a favor.
able impression here and he will, in
all oDabiity, be kept on the list,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Reward For u Murderer.

NhNA%A, May 10 Govcrn"r Gen.
cral Wood has offered a reward Of
$1,000 for III" conviction Of the MURDER
,r Of senior VEGA " lIu was president OF
th" Spanish colony At san Juan Mar
turH, in Finar del Rio province. 1t is
alleged that the murder of Senior Vega
was due to political i'll feeling and the
anti Spanish sentiment which has late
~ been manifested in some parts Of the
iEinMd.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
wade Gave s.:>1,oUo to Charity

CLEVELAND. May 10 Mr.. J. II.
wade. who Thursday gave 100000 10
the Fresh Air camp 10 assist its char
liable work, has now given similar
sum of money to Lake Side hospital in
this city. The @ift is III the form Of
400 shares Of United States steel cor
puration preferred stock and 400 shares
American Sh!rbutlHins company lSc-
fcrrcd stock each bearing per cent in.
t,rr.t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
LETTERwYOUNC LADIES
From the Treasurer of the Young
Peoples Christian Temperance
Association.
Miss Elizabeth Caine, Fond du Lac, Wis.

The advent OF ugh with danger: which careful
menru0n The lily drocps on its stem and dies before its
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound certain to assist
peculiar their should hasten Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Inkham telling all
mothery
such letters strictly confidential will nothing
their and her advice
Mrs. Pinkham invites all young who Ill to write
her for advice Address N1a giving full particulars
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
First Appcaran CO.

Miss /. Elizabeth Thomaswill give
her first recital ''Since finishing her
studies at Emerson School Of Oratory
Boston, Mass, assisted by her brother
Calvan G. Thomas, Of the sam cschvel.
Thursday evening, May 22nd. 100 2,
In West Presbyterian Church, corn er
stb and Washington streets.
Under the auspices Of the church
choir, Invitations will be distributed
al the church. Sunday, May llth. A
silver coin Is expected IN the collec-
tion. Proceeds for the church debt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
nn0hR IoNntrips (lpscI.

OMAHA. N"h., May ~. Every iron
moldrr in IT." city is on strike" About
800 men are affected, and five foun.
dries are clcscd The strike is the re-
suit Of the action of the Moidcrs' union.
which decided 10 demand 32i2 cents an
hour and a uniform scale.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Governor Gives a big Fish.

Camden, Del. May s. .--Governor
John Hum purchased and sent to
Colonel Nicholas r. johnson, OF
Farmicgton, to-day one OF The larg.
est drum ish ever seen 10 this
vicinity. II weighed l02 pounds,
aud was five teet IN leugth. 1t wac
caught - the Delaware Bay, of
BIwcrs.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
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TO DELlNQUENTS.

We would consider it a
favor if those of our SUBJ
scribers who are in ar
rears for their subsCrip-
ton to the REPUBLICAN
If they would pay up.
Remittances received by
mail will be duly acknoW-
lodged.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
BASE BALL And BAT.

Is Ghe REPUBLICAN will
give a base ball and bat
to the boy who brings in
eight new subscribers the
subscriptions to be paid in
advance. This is a good
chance for every boy to
earn a base ball and bat
free.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Lumber Plant DektcnIeI,

TACOMA, n. H., May 10 The plant
Of the Cook Lumber company has been
burned. There wcrn eight separate
buildings destroyed in addition to large
quantities Of stock on cars ready for
shipment The loss Is $4,000; insur
ance, $4,000.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

The German Turnfests are max
Ing commendable progress with tho
work in hand, arranging for the
event which takes place IL our city
on June 18th, and continue for one
Wsek.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

IT does not seem possible that it
will require the sum of $4,000 to
run the Trustees of the Poor unity
July. This has been brought aboat
by the building of an emergency
hospital, extra compensation to the
doctors, nearly a Thousand dollars
paid for bills contracted by the
Board of Health during the small
poX epidemic in our city. There is
no need to cut down the outside re-
lief as it has grown to large proper
tons and Swells the total on bill
days until it has set former Trustees
of the Poor to thinking. The sub
iert has been brought up more than
once before the Board and the mem
ber5 requested to be as careful as
posi- bic with the county's money i'll
giving outside relief Politics has
no ii sht to be considered for mo-
meut iu disbursing the charity of
the Board Of Trustees.
Only those persons should be
given help where are absolutely in
want. There should be consnted
effort made whereby the different
charity organizations in our city
could act in conjunction one with
the other and the names Of all needy
persons put down and looked after
Systematically. We thoroughly be
lieve that every year several hun
dred dollars have been wasted IN
this outsiis reiiei dispensed by the
Trustees of The Poor. We remem-
Der well when the bin for one quar-
ter from New Castle amounted to
nearly $500. Then the bills in this
city were nearly always heavy,
This is matter thnl shuull be
carefully looked into hE the present
Board uI Trustees and kept down Is
much rs possible.
PETER EFI~LEK cAN thank htS
lucky stars 1hut h" is not -"r, ing d
life s,pntpnrA in the WOrNhru~H III
stead IT walking the streets after
six months imprisonment. lie was
sentenced by JuNgr Cochran tUr
committing an assault on Dennis
kenuev, which resulrpd in a ~"riou~
wohnd. the mans life bring -
peatediv uespdlrci Of. The JUlG"
RENTED he fin" lu>id,~ the bal
ance Of his sentence. II Is IL he
hope that Gpi~lrr is a VII r man
than before his Imprisonment and
Will profit a,t'Nl Itn.tiN
ITramains tp be seen how big a
bin the Wri~blch ~lIJ will bring on
the city. ur4vrraJI' cpDuu'lt is
heard ou all sides in the Depart
urnl ca'4 riilos tin contract. fun
Directors ryid"utIr hrljey"l thai
they had uu t'-Hi rjrht to award
tine contract ur they Woutd have
duup So. Ii riuulItS 10 u" seen
what 4 jUlN u l""'Fr ln"n viii
ruHh dhJut III" contract NiI WHIt
rtaim tor Ialna-r, T." N"t"N%'h
lIglt Company H;~r unnn a. city
for nulutyiut their 'ruilari.
Tu. charter nil a. DrErr gIindN
clu duM.il., otr'lIrt - every m4:h.
J'hIs l. 4 4,ph t,,:n4 lur Delaware
a- il lriHGa rrVrMr,' ]ntD TIA" State,
Ii ma}r~ the utti ~ ~ SECRETARY of
State worth ~nrr lrau ANY other
ut1'" It, Il fat p}Hnl
TINS penalty cannot M imposed
too high Whcr' nru or boy, misbr-
have themselves ON steam ur troll
Icy cars There should he separate
car, provided like hoy cars for nu-
m"rou, individuals who travel over
til" trolley lines.
Don't fE'got that You can get all
Kinds of printing dome at the RE-
rT'BLI,.NN office.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Delaware Society cfCoIon,aI Datncs

Delaware Society cfCoIonlai DANES
of America has elected these officers:
President. Mrs. {. l. MClIvaine: trst
Vice president, Miss Harriet Come
gy,; second VICE president. Miss
Annie L. Candy; managers, Mrs. c.
Il, Miller, Mrs. Peter +. Wright,
Mrs Charles G. Rumford, Mrs. r..
Ta,naiI Warner. Miss Alice Hay.
Other officers will be elected al a
meeting next week.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
AK Hits Victim OF Bad Luck .

Cedarvil;e, N. j., May 9. 9.-William
bikes some time ago cut his foot
open with an axe and was laid up a
long time. Shortly after his sawmiil
burned down. Yesterday he was able
togo to the woods and while chopping
cut h,mself on the knee and was
compelled to lie there for several
hours and waite for team, during
which time he suffered considerably
from loss OF blood.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

Mrs. w. K, CROSBY is an inter
esting talker and gave very de-
lightful talk last evening in Central
Presbyterian Church parlors of her
"trip to the Isle of Man.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Are You Satisfied

If not, go TO Lynch stores TO. COOL Hthtity
iea- and :, ott-e Teas I5', ib' JJc "" 30
pUuGl GoifnrS. ID, -Jr, .!at, !'t, ''lc, 3oo
pouud. Largo assortment ot ti,wer anu
t,ar4ou seeds IN packages, Man store, \ W.
Cor. Madison amt tntlrth streets br"hoh
store s. ". Cor. kirg aud III ;nth streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

Terrible plaques, those itching
Fostering diseases of the skin. Put
an end to misery Doan's Ointment
cures. At any drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

Free Band concert at the Merry.
go-Round at Eighth and Lombard
streets, on Saturday evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

WALLACE REYNOLDS name has
b ~ mentioned rs one ol TIE Pu-
"a / Il utl 80
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

Taylor and Fuller ons Elixir Bark and
Iron for that tired feeling. W. {. Taylor
aO9 k>Dg 3 rect.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
:
New Shnde

The ncatest color dessns OF
pants at Mammele's, IS East
Fourth street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10
Underwriters Meet.

The annual meeting of the Della.
ware Association Of Life Underwriters
was held last night. These officers
were chosen; Frank Woollcy, prcs.
dent; Lewis b. Morrow, vice -prcsi.
dent; Phllip Burnett. Jr., secretary
and treasurer Frank Sheppard, 6.
T. SibIey and Peter A. HOrty, exccu-
tive committee. The association Is
now 10 excellent condition. nearly all
o! The companies doing business in
Delaware being represented.
81 ms Comp. PonDyruyal Pills. The
ladies' extraordinary romedy. Bo sure
you get tho Comp
By mail 81 10. COG King street,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

THE stock market has been shaken
up seveaeIy lately. The average
Bpeculator comes in about the time
the big manipulators unload their
surplus stock at high prices, and
then comes Bull panic. with the
fich manipulation in shape to piok
them up cheap
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

Dvbela the natter
Goo Cbariss h. Dubsll for yout has
aud tcsps Of ali styles No. Eass Third st
Advertise in the Republican,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

'rII. charter mill a. D,Err gIindN
ctl du/tl. otr'll't - every mm;h.
.l'h!, l. Il 4rph tI;n4 lur Delaware
a- il lliNga rrVrMu,' intD the State.
Ii ng,}lr~ the ottl q" ~ Secretary Of
State worth ~ ,r,. lhan any other
office. It~a fat p}Hn
The evening Republican., 1902-05-10

IuE penalty cannot M imposed
too high Whrr' mrn or boy, misbr-
have themselves ON steam ur troll
lev cars. There should he separate
car, provided like hoy cars for nu-
m"roUS individuals who travel over
til" trolley lines.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-06-12
Faith Rewarded.

Substantial answers to prayer are
childhood's fondest expectations.
Rob wanted a drum, and asked his
mother to get him one.
His mother answered that If he would
be a good boy for three days, and pray
to God for 1t, He probably would give
him one.
DO you think He would, honest?"
asked Rob.
Yes, I think He would"
well, then, I'll be good for three
days and then TIL ask Him"
He kept his promise, and his mother
purchased a drum to reward his faith.
On the evening Of the third day Rob
prayed earnestly, and wound no with:
And now, do please send me that
drum" .
His mother heard him: While he slept
che placed the drum upon his bed.
When he wakened in the morning he
gazed at II in establishment, then ex-
claimed:
Where In the dickens did God get
that drum?"-Charles McIlvaine, in
Lippincott's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-06-12
Foraker's Dig mt PhiIadeIphIss

United States senators have OCCASION
ally followed the custom of newspapers
in hitting humorously at Philadelphia,
and Senator Foraker stopped in a. seri-
Gus debate recently to indulge his sense
Of humor. The senator was having a
passage at words with Senator Penrose
over the Chinese exclusion bill. For
aker had asserted that the courts have
decided that no Chinese except labor
ers may be excluded under the present
law, and he had alluded TO a decision
OF the supreme court.
Senator Penrose suggested that the
Fifty-seventh Federal Reports contain
a different decision.
Yes" said Senator Foraker, but
long subsequent to the Fifty-seventh
Federal Reports. the supreme court de-
cided, as I have said. The old report Is
not modern law" Then he told his
story:
1.-The senator from Pennsylvania re-
minds me Of the man who was going
around gathering up last years alma
macs and calendars.
What can you 10 with them?" some
one asked him.
why, I intend to sell them in Phila-
delphia," he saii.-Brooklyn Eagle.