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The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
At Front And Union

To-day the Frankfort team will
be here with their fans which is
known to be the strongest team in
this section having won the champ
ionship from all the teams in AID
near their part of the state and have
won 70 games out Of SO. They feel
sure they will win to-day, the team
being composed by the best players
in then ranks including the Seeds
brothers both of which are A No. 1
pitchers ard tielders, Purnell, the
well known college short stop who
carries tho record of accepting 10
chances without an error; Berry, the
second baseman who played that
position in the New York State
League; Darrals who played third
hase for Pennsylvania Y. M. e. A.
and others who are too well known
to mention.
On Thursday Manager Humer
will be here once more with the
Roxborough team and declares that
If his team don't win he don't won't
any guarantee as he knows his
players are capable of winning from
any independsn, team in Pennsyl-
vania or Delaware this will be
hard game as the boys at Front and
Union are bound to show them that
they are in class by themselves
Friday the strong and well known
W ,SsahickOn team will BE- here and as
tLev are rival team OF the Roxborough
they are anxious to win Friday &c
convince the people in their section
which is the best team. Their parks
are only two squares apart.
Saturday Tamaqua Is the altrac-
ton which everybody knows is the
best team in the coal mining district,
having played every team with any
reputation and winning almost
every game. They have record to
be proud Of
Tie Improvements that Manager
Wcgan1 has made at Union street
are certainly being appreciated by
the patrons Of the game. They con.
sst Of two more entrances to the
stand, new ticket Office, also dressing
rooms for his players, with shower
bath and bath tubs in it. The best
of order is kept and the ladies' are
well taken care Of, many OF whom
attend every game.
Bob Lindeman, the weIl-known
first basemau Of the Chester club
reports to-day this completes the
team unless some OF the players get
to playing bad ball, and when they
do they are sure to go and some good
men come to fill their place. Wig is
good manager and will not stand
| for no bad ball playing.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
and to day clear weather will pre-
vail with cooler temperature and
westerly winds.
On Wednesday, partly clear
weather, will prevail with westerly
Winds and warmer,
On Thursday fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, and warmer.
The thermometer at W. c. Taylor'a
drug store 302 King street today reg.
iStered as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock !
10 81 50
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Chief Justice Reserves Decision

Chief Justice Lors, this morning
utter bearing all .hs testimony 10
the habsas corpus proceedings
brought by Preston VI. V!neea. to
gain the custody o! bis daughter
Blanche K, aged years, who is now
in charge Of her ,mother, Annabel
Vincent reserved his decision until
next Tuesday. Vincent was granted
a divorce at the May term o. Court
1901, out no disposition was made Of
the child
OVtncent grounds for wantig the
child to have her, was that her
mother is not fit person,
Mrs. Vincent also GAINED that
her former husband is unfit to have
the care Of tbs little girl. Daniel
Reinhardt aud Robert Richards
represented the petition and j.
Frank Ball the respondent.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
S. 900 900 MOrtgags.

At the Recorder of Deeds Office
this morning the first mortgage of
TIE American Packers Association
to the Real Estate Trust Co. itlus.
tee) at Philadelphia was recorded.
The mortgage >tmprises about 100
typewriter pages an has been re.
corded in 10 counties. The amount
OF the mortgage is $1,000, 900. The
Association was incorporated in this
State and Hotfecker g. Hoffecker,
of this city are its attorneys. VIM.
L Stevens.is president Of the Asso-
citation and c. M. Dashiell, is secre-
tarY,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
HtAT1.>,


KNOX-At Charles Banks, DuPonts, July q,
U'2, Susan, infant dan@hi or Of Margaret A.
and he late Thoma, Knox, aged We ar and
Smonthi
Relatives and rrien Ia are r spectfu'ly invi.
ted to attend the funeral services al tho resi-.
dence Of her mother. Charles Banks. Uuponts
Oh Tuesday afternoon. July q. at 230 o'clock.
In terment Greenhill cemetery.
LEACH-On July 20 1909. Alfred NJ Coach,
in his 18th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services ut his late residence, in
Rrandyw ne Hundred, near Ialieyv.ils on
wed iesday at ternOon. July ~ u: Z o'clock
lntermenI Bethel cemetery.
PAJTERsON-in thi. city on July 22 1902
George Patterson, son of Edwin G. and
Estells Patterson aged 10 days.
Relatives and irtends arc invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his pareuts
NJ. T3 Wilson, street. on Wednesday All or
noon July q at2 o'oiock. In.sr ment at vii
mIngtoh and BrandywIne cemetery,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Alien Making 4 Fortune,

When Frank Allen the colored
burglar, was sentenced to serve Is
years in the workhouse people said:
HE will not want to go there
when be comes o,.t. "Confined in the
workhouse will make it possible for
him to be very Independent man
when he comes out after spending
about IL years behind the bars,
He is one OF the swiftest workers
in the clothing department and
made record days work last week.
In the month of June he worked
so zealously that he earned ST. as
special compensation At that rate
he would have over $1,000 in twelve
years. So he would be independ.
ent andcould gointc another business
than that Of robbing houses in Will
mington and near New Castle.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Found The Body

James Serson and Howard Nit.
chell this morning found the body of
young McQuade who was drowned on
Sunday. 1t was discovered between
the B. and o. slip and the ice house.
Deputy Coroner Chandler was mott.
fed and the body was turned over 70
Undertaken Kilroy. Coroner Prick
issued a certificate of accidental
drowning as the cause Of death.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
GOOD FARM BUILDING.
How to Construct a Convenient Corn
Crib and Granary Mt Very
Moderate Expense,

In the illustration, Figure 1, is shown
the elevation of corn crib and granary
which is very convenient on any farm
ley is grown, and as every farmer soon
finds out that it is not practicable to
store grain in the barn along with hay
and other roughage, owing to the de-
struction from mice and rats and
danger from loss by fire, such an out
building is found almost Indispensable
on every farm of 40 or more acres.
The plan covers 20X30 feet, with posts
10 feet in height. The corn crib part is
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Kust and aad Wi lie Die on The Same Day

4 West Chester, Pa, July 81 A
husband and wife dying on the
same day, within II few hours OF
each other, after living together for
fifty-two years, was an unusual oc-
currepce in Upper Oxford town
ship. this county, yesterday.
They were James Cloud and Els
ther Jane, his wife, the latter dying
at 3. 10 O'Clock in the morning, and
the husband following at 5 o'clock
in the afternoon.
| Mr.. Cloud was in his S9th year,
| and his wife was Is years old, and
they had been i'll feeble health for
some time. They We're members of
the Society Of Friends, and will be
1 buried IN one grave at Penn's Grove
I Friends Buryiug Ground, Wednes-
day morning.
| Mr.. Cloud was wellknown
| grower of seed corn, and the CLOUD
corn" which was his favol'ite varl-
ETY., was in large demand by the
farmers and seel dealers OF Phlla-
delphia.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Inv Onls Boosted I'm To r.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 81. Chicago
spectators took punch at every.
thing today One thing they could
not break was July oats. For the
first time in IS years 1t sold UP even
with corn. Gates kept July corn at
II, and Mayor Patton of Evanston,
boosted oats to 81. Then both fell
of and closed lower.
Poor old wheat sold but s cents
above these vulgar grains. Corn is
still coming in heavily, and Gates
will get 1t all II the prices 20 up.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Dog Fight Causes d Woman's DE ath

- Reading, Pa, July 2l.-E Excite
ment over dog fight killed Sarah
Thoernich. Of this city, to-day.
While the family We're eating
dinner a pet dog belonging to the
family and other animal, belonging
to neighbor, began fighting in the
kitchen and the neighbours dog
seemed to have the best Of it. Mrs.
. Thoernich rushed to the aid Of her
pet dog and separated the animals.
A daughter picked up tho strange
animal and threw it into the yard
just as Mrs. Thoernich dropped ov-
er on the floor unconscious She
died a few minutes afterwnrd. She
was IS years Old. Heart failure,
due to excitement, was assigned by
physicians as the cause of death.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Shark At Atlantic

Atlantic City. N. j, July 2l.-An
SOC. pound shark was landed on
Youngs pier to- day. ~ was mon.
s,er. with olack back. and is a new
species 10 these waters. 1t was killed
ty mearscr a pitch fork. the ,ines OF
which were driven into It's body 100
times, The tig fish was a great Oh
jeet OF interest to the piers patrons
al day long.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
X OF p officers Installed

Grand Chancellor Charles II. Lip.
plncott aud staff OF Grand officers OF
the X of p installed the officers OF
Oceola Lodge No 5oi Newark last
night. Following the installation a
banquet was given and addresses
were made by the Grand Chancellor
S. S. Beck. W. W. Knowles and
Others. -Four candidates were Knight
ed.
Tomorrow night the Off cers of
Damson Lodge No. 2 at Middleton
will be installed.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Triel to Wreck Trolley Car.

Ardmore Pa, July 2l.-Au at.
tempt was made late last night to
wreck trolley car 90 the Liennrc b
and Ardmore branch OF the Phila.
de!phia & West Chester trolley
road. A ha.i.dozen railroad siiis
Eas beer piled aeross the tracks.
The motorman ran TO within lew
feet OF ,he obstruction before he
saw il,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Woman Fatally Burned by OasoIir

Bridgetou, N. J., July 2l.-This
noon Mrs. John Murphine was fatal.
ly burned while cooking dinner
with gasoline stove. She filled
the tank without turning of. the
fame. Instantly there was an ex.
plosion and Mrs Murphine's cloth.
ing was burned completely off her
body. She will die.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
prODertjeS Soil

Sheriff Mcdaniel yesterday sold
the twelve acre farm of James Steel,
between Middletown and Blackbird
to James L. Dickinson, tor $40. The
personal property 0; the Diamond
Leather Company, at Fifth and
Church streets, was sold to Andrew
c. Gray, attorney, for $S77.75.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Stockholders TO Ratlfv Merger

Meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Philadelphia. Wilmington &
Baltimore and the Baltimore 81
Potomac have been called for
August -. the former at Whining.
ton and the latter at Baltimore. 10
ratify the proposed merger and
con solidation OF the two companies
under the name Of the Philadelphia,
Baltimore L. Washington.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Captain Evans shot supposed mad
dog today at the police station yard.
In Magistrate Bradley's court to
day referees awarded l.. G. Kent Q.
ceiver for Fred D. Clymer sJ5 OF
balance due On a milk wagon.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

As street car No no of the Mary
land avenue line was passing down
Market street yesterday when near
Sixth street the front of the car be-
came enveloped i'll fire. The con-
ductor jumped off the car and pull
cd down the trolley pole which ex-
'tinguiShed the flame
There were two passengers in the
car at the time, little girl and a
man who We're frightened at the
protechnical display at the front of
the car, Beyond burning ont the
moter no other damage was sus-
tanned.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Two lien Struck by lightning

Dover, Del, July 2l.-Two men
were struck by lightning and hurl-
ed from the top of a wagon.load of
wheat while they were hurrying to
shelter from the harvest field. They
were Abraham Rochester and son,
living near Marydel. Their rela-
tives found both by the roadside,
unconscious.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

A dog this morning ran into the
cigar store Of James Stafford near
the City Hall which was thought to
be mad. 1t only had fit and after
resting awhile it got up and went
on its way rejoicing that it had
not been killed by those who thought
that the dog had gone mad.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

fWSl|I

John Devine, the we'll known
butcher, has very sore knee. On
Saturday while at his place of bust
ness, he struck his knee with the
knife, cutting cash that required
four stitches,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Repudiate County Chairman

+, Dover, Del, July q. 1t is re-
ported from SUSSEX County that
County Chairman Edward Hearn,
}who secured the unanimous indorse-
,'nent Of his county two years ago
7 rs Delaware's Representative in
\ Congress, and who was thought by
many to have first claim upon the
termination this year, will probably
not, ngaln get his own county's in
dorsemfn', tn say nothing of the
,gRuntlot Of t..9 state Convention.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

n. Lewis Armstrong 10 on the
sick list. Bilious trouble for the
past week has caused him not to be
10 bis usual bright mood.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Ten thousand demons gnawing
away at ones vitals couldn't be much
worse than the tortures OF itching
piles. Yet there's a cure. Doan's
Ointment never fails.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Country Week Branch

The Country Week Branch Of the
Associated Charities last week sent
a party of mothers and children to a
pleasant rural none for a weeks out
Ing. On Thursday Of this week the
party will return home and another
will he sent to place where pure air
go)d food aud quiet and rest can be
had,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Case OF Smalln0x

Eva Stanley, colored, aged 2s, OF
No. 329 East Thirteenth street was
removed to the Emerg aucy Hospital
TODAY 40 she was found to be 81 ffeI.
Ing from smallpox.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
l0od Yl.li ol Wheat

r. Lewis Armstrong was In town
this morning and inspeaking OF crops
said they are all right this year. lie
had yield Of 81 bushels Of wheat 10
the acre.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Come to the races at Maple Valley
Driving Park at Perry's Hotel, on
Thursday, July oath. Twenty-Five
horses entered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

A boon to travellers. DR.. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry. Cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, seasickness.
nausea. Pleasant to take. Perfectly
harmless.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
PERSONAL
MENTION.
AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Hotel Wellington-B,. Hamilton,
]. w. Hoffman, William Carter,
William B. Harrison, Misses Mary
E. Kenny, Clara Beck.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Martins Cooling Lotion sprains or
gals and bruises hor4es unequalod 70.
bathing horses tina. do fast work Pro
pared by w. G. Taylor 302 King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Contract not Awarded

At the meeting of the Street ard
Sewer Department today the a h
contract was not awarded r VI
tine business was transacted.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

More Go on sale to-day.
Lots that we mean
l-2 u close ont. S., SIS
and $50 for Suits
Price worth double. All
81 zcs 33 70 AZ,
Suits Straw Hats at 1-2
Price. S. Pana-
mas now s., 50, So Pana-
ma, now S., and $500
Panamas now SO. Only
a few left IN each style. A
10, Of new fine Genuine
Panamas in latest shape
Square Crown worth SIS
and $40, now So. About
60 pairs Of Shoes at 81,
worth 50 to Sc; nearly all
narrow widths. Russell
Shoes J Price S1.75 to S.
for $3.50 and So Shoes.
Bargains all over the store
You not only save money
but you get good goods
and run no risk.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
ccpt Saturdays.
JAS. I. MULLIN & SONS
9th aad Market Wllmin st ON
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Cut her Chin

The little daughter Of slrs. How.
and Hayes fell and cat her chin at
Third and King streets this after
noon. The wound was dressed at
Taylor's drug store and her mother
took her home in a cab.
Come to the races ut Maple Valley
Driving Park at Pcrry's Hotel, on
Thursday, July oath. Twenty-Five
horses entered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
I1ANSCONS.

The only thing that comes to the
man who waits is the dust from the
procession.
We never get the dust Icing al.
ways in the lead, others follow and
initiate. During the hot summer
months we shall discontinue the
regular list of specials, but shall of
fer each market day some well,
known article at very low price
also two specials i'll cakes each
week,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Wawaset Tribe of Red Men Of
Henry Gay Will take a trolley ride to
Chester tomorrow night.
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be effective in remedying many OF
the abuses and annoyances that
now exist. The bill offered by Mr..
Curtis, providing for the appoint
ment of a governor and secretary
of the territory and the election of
delegate to congress, was die
cussed, but the democratic mem.
bers of both committees insisted
upon full territorial organization
for the territory. In the course of
the discussion it developed that
the democrats of the house are
united in their policy of demand
ing separate government as states
or territories for Oklahoma and
tho Indian territory, and that they
will oppose any proposition look.
ing to immediate or future union
of the territories.
While M decision was reached,
it was the sentiment of the COM
mittee that the Moon bill, provid-
ing for territorial form of gov
ernment for the Indian territory
should be recommended, with an
amendment proposed by Mr..
Stephens. of Texas. This provides
a method for locating county seats,
over which there has been much
discussion. Mr.. Stephens amend
ment provides that the town hav-
ing the greatest population in each
county when the county bounda-
ries have been defired shall be the
temporary county seat, and that
the permanent county seat shall
be decided by vote of the resi-
dents at the first regular terrific
rial election.
The senate committee on terri
tories will meet Friday. and will
probably grant hearing to some
of the Oklahoma advocates for
statehood
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FOR FEBRUARY.
What the Weather During this
Month has Been for Fourteen
Years.

The following data, covering a
period Of fourteen years. have been
compiled from the weather bureau
records at springfield. Mo-, by
Observer J S. Hazen, for the
month of February, for fourteen
years.
TEMPERATURES.
Mean or normal temperature, "a
degrees.
The warmest month was that of
1892, with an average of Al de-
grees.
The coldest month was that of
1899. with 40 average OF % de-
grees.
The highest temperature was 76
degrees, on the 4lh, 1890.
The lowest temperature was %.
on the 18th. 1899.
Average date on which. first
"kilIing" frost occurred in autumn
October, ID.
Average date on which last
"killing" frost occurred in spring.
April l6.
PRECIPITATION.
Average for the month 254 inch.
Average number Of days with
OF Of an inch or more, 10.
The greatest monthly precipita.
was 5.22 inches in 1890.
The least monthly precipitation
was Q. 81 in 1895.
The greatest amount of precipi-
tation recorded in any "a consecu-
tive hou;s was 1.S6 inches, on the
let. 1890.
The greatest amount oil snowfall
recorded in any "A consecutive
hours, (record extending TO winter
Of 1Ss4-S5 only. was rs on Srd
and 4th, 1894.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number Of clear days,
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Winfield. To-, Nov. p. 1900.
Gentlemen:-I write 70 say that !
have been troubled with dyspepsia
and Indigestion for the past twenty
wears, and have tried many medicines
and spent much money TO no purpose
until l tried DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. have taken two bottles and
am entirely relieved of all stomach
trouble. l cannot say too much in
favorsof this remedy. / cheerfully
recommend IL to all sufferers from in
digestion or dyspepsia. Yours truly,
WI. REUBsAM.
Sold by Peoples drug store. DIV
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FLYERS CARRY MAIL.
Increased Tail Facilities for vinita
Which will be Appreciated.

Today railroad postal service was
hegun on the NJ. X. & Il. Flyers, Nos.
and 6, aud thus Vlnita gets fast
mail service and two more mail trains
a day. Postmaster Butler has receiv-
ed the folio wing order:
Postmaster Vihita. Effective Febru-
ary 1, 1902.
Railway pestoflicc will be estab-
lishef on trains Nos. 5 and 8. SedaIia
and Dcni>on lines. Yon will exchange
mail daily with both these trains.
Very respectfully,
;. ID. WILCOX.
Chief Clerk 9Th Div. TT. ScOot, Kan.
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Flynn and Curtis Bills Will be
Merged into a Measure That
Will Satisfy the Com.
mittees-Strong Sen
tim ent Against
the Stephens
Bill.

Stehood for Oklahoma and a
territorial form of government for
the Indian territory will undoubt-
edly be recommended by the COM
mite on territories at an early
meeting. Sub.conlmittees from
the committe on territories and the
committee on Indian affairs held
a long session Thursday and dis
cussed the bills that have been in
troduced. The measure offered
by Delegate Flynn, of Oklahoma;
providing for statehood for Okla
homa, and the bill of Mr.. Stephens,
of Texas, providing for single state
hood for the two territories, were
considered in detail.
The sentiment of the sub-com-
mit,ee was strongly against
the Stephens bill, democrats and
republicans on the committees all
agreeing that Indian territory was
not ripe for statehood, and that
Oklahoma was not in position TO
assume The burden of furnishing
a government for the Indian terri.
tory, pending the release OF the
Indian lands from their treaty tx-
emptions from taxation. Mr..
Stephens contended for single
state ood, but was finally COM
PEELED TO abandon any effort to Sc
cure favorable consideration OF his
measure.
The committees were also prac-
tically unanimous in favor Of
sirik .ng out the clause ofthe Flynn
bill which provides for the annex
alton OF Indisn territory to Okla
homa a. rapidly as the county
organizations in Indian territory
are perfected. Discussion showed
that the people of the Indian ter
ritory were unanimously opposed
TO being cut up into county divis
ions and added piecemeal to Okla
homa OF to any other state or ter
riiory. Advocates Of single state
hood opposed the Flynn method
of accomplishing the union Of the
territories. With the annexation
clause Of the Flynn bin removed,
the conference informally ap-
proved the bill, end il will be re-
ferred to the full committee on
territories with a favorable rec.
ommendation.
With the question of single
statehood eliminated, so far as the
sub COMMITTEES can act, the repre-
sentaiivee Of the committee on In
7Ian affairs urged that some action
be taken looking 10 form Of gov
eminent for The Indian territory
Taey were particularly anxious
that some form Of government be
provided that would not levy to
heavy . burden upon the holders
Of personal property in the terri
ory, and would, at the same time,
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Presbyterian Church-Sabbath
school 10 a. m : Preaching III a. M,
Suject. Missions" Junior League
3 D. ~: Evening worship 7:30 p ~,
Subject, Conceptions Of God Md
week prayer meeting. Thursday 7:3O
p. NJ. Teachers meeting a. parson-
age Tuesday eveuing. There will be
no Christian endeavor meeting ia the
evening on account Of The union
meeting Ia the afternoon.
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The prevailing winds have been
from the southeast.
The highest velocity of the wind
was 60 miles from the northwest,
on 9th in 1890.
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8; partly cloudy days, 8; cloudy
days, 10
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