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New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
5urroqates Notlccs.

HUTTER. JOHANNA.-In pursuance Of an
order of Hon Frank T FizgeraId. surrogai' q
the County Of New York notice is hereby given % az
he County York deceased 70 present the same
transactns business No 800 Broadway Borough
haitian in the City Of New York on or before the 1s' day
Dated New York. the es,h day Of February. 1901
PIAT5EE =. sTRSoGK CA, At'oFnsys for AdH'nis'Fa'or
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby all having claims against
ceased 70 present the same with vouchers thereof to
ne ne 6o NJ & al his PsSe g @ 97RsS Rro =,
q ManhAttan IN the City of New York before ths
Dated Ne" York the aFrS ish SaT Gf 1Es lsg Executor
Boadvy Bordash Aoss5s If Maa5aa T N.o SG City
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
Not:. Ia s9av 91 sgT'qsa % .: the County & o New 5q
Hooper late Of the COUNTY Of New York deceased %
PRESET the zane With We S2sIs thereof to the sgSseroer
Street in Borough OF Manhattan in The city Of New
Dated New York. 2Ist day Ct May. 1eoa-
NIff11M NlifH 4 NINE Ai-tzft.-
cERIsTIAN: zABRIsKIE.
Sa5 Canal street; Manhattan New York city,
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Abner
Rs5S Sa al ef as STh STa Claims Fl H : 5
YorK decease5 30 DrI tb t & os & t Cn[y ~ eI Ssw
So 25s srosdxy a. iet IN the 1 eSS Of Of S Y on 9 @
before the LIST day Of December
Dated New York, the 2Oth day of MAY, 1902
GEORGE :. HASTINGS.
DWIGHT A JONES.
Executors
ALBERT II GLEASON. Attorney for Executors 25S
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABNER = THOMAS. a Surrogate OF County OF
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Charles Vaughan Riley late of the County
OF New York. deceased the with vouch
thereof 70 the subscriber a. his place ot tranSanS
business. 20 wit at the office OF De Witt D. Reiley
No. 50 Liberty Street, in City New NOTh. cr
before the 22nd day Of November
Dated New York. the 18th day OF May. 1902.
HENRY o.. RILEY,
Administrator Will annexed
DE WITT V. D. RE'LEY, Attorney for Administrator
IS Liberty St. n. Y City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank I.
- Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County of New-YorS-
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
at the Office OF their Baker Peabody. No.
Wall Street. City OF New York before thu
"a day OF September 1902.
Dated NeW-York. the 25th day O February 1902
CHARLES 4. PEABODY. GEORGE L PEABODY EN-
BAKER & PEABODY. Attorneys for Executors. . Wall
NT
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

STRONG IN LONDON.
Denies Ever Having Had Dollar -
May Yohc'x Money.


LONDON, July 25.-Captain Putnam
Bradlee Strong has arrived here from
Southampton. He was passenger on
the steamship st. Paul, which arrived
there from New York yesterday. Cap
tain Strong is now at west end hotel.
In conversation about his departure
Captain Strong said he had pawned
about So, 400 worth of May YOhe's jew
elry at her request and for her benefit
after they returned from Japan and
proceeds from him at the time the jew
els were pawned.
Il have never had dollar of May
Yohe's money, and no one knows it
better than She" continued Captain
Strong "Thc money on which | am
now travelling was received from the
sale of my library, and of this fact
May Yohe is also aware.
Il have done many foolish and I'M
wise things, but have not been Grim
inal.
"As to my future movements, do not
think they should interest any one
greatly But | will say that purpose
living quietly and endeavoring to re-
deem my good name.
".As to the story that rifed her safe
ty deposit box, that is absurd on its
face. May Yohe never had any safety
deposit box that know OF, and if she
had one any banker could tell you that
without her authority l could never
have had access to it"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

Elkton, Md, July 24.-The Local
Preachers and Exhorters' Camp.
meeting at Leslie opened today. The
attendance far exceeded the opening
Cay of last year, and 60 tents are
occupied bv visitors from New York.
pennsy yania, Delaware, Washing
ton and Mary.an Rev. William L.
Hammond OF Wilmington. preach ed
the morning sermon. and Rev. George
c. Hugh in the afternoon. Rev. X. II.
Adams, pastor of Union NJ. L. Church
Wilmington. otliciated at the evening
service. The daily meetings will be
conducted By Rev. WI. Janney. OF
Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
A HARMONY DINNER.
Democratic Leaders Meet at
Nantasket, Mass
BRYAN AND SHEPARD MAKE SPEECHES
The NebraslSan Says 1t Is Now a
Life and Death Struggle Be-
tween Democracy and
plutOcracy.

BOSTON, July 25. - Nearly 1000
Democrats gathered at Nantasket yes
terday and participated in the thar
mony' meeting arranged by the New
England Democratic league, the new
political organization which is expect
ed to develop its strength in the fall
campaign. Mayor 7. A. Collins of this
city acted as moderator as he ex-
pressed it, and presented in order hon.
Edward NJ. Shepard of New York,
Senator Edward w. Carmack Of Ten
nessee and Hon. William j. Bryan of
Nebraska. who eXpounded and dis
cussed the issues of the campaign to
the marked satisfaction of the au-
dience
Colonel W. A. CASTOR and Hon.
Charles S. Hamlin, rival candidates for
the Democratic gubernatorial nominal
ton in Massachusetts. were both pres
ent, while Hon. Lewis Nixon of New
York and Congressman Wilson of that
state and John K. Thayer of Massa-
chusetts were conspicuous among the
guests.
The weather of the morning was
cloudy and threatening, but at noon
the sun appeared, and as result the
afternoon boats to the beach were
crowded.
Mr.. Bryan took a fling at the thar
monizers' in his address on THE Basis
Of Harmony
"ro attempt to patch up an apparent
harmony" he said, "between those
who are not in sympathy with Demo-
cratic purposes is not only waste of
time, but would prove disastrous.
"rhe men who deserted the party in
1886 may be divided into two classes,
those who left because they under
stood the issue presented and those
who left because. they did not under
stand the real nature of the contest.
Until the former are completely
changed in their sympathies they cam
not return to the party without injur-
ing it. The latter will be reconcled to
the party when they themselves be-
come aware of til" real character OF
the life and death struggle now bein.
waged between plutocracy and democ-
/ racy.
II say plutocracy because the arts
| toclacy Of today is one of wealth rat!'-
er than of birth, and it includes not
| only those who have been Alienated
| from the common people hy the posses
| sion of great wealth. but those who, al
though without wealth, pander to it
and measure all things with money
Standard"
! Mr. Bryan explained the defeat or
! 1900 by asserting that the Republicans
! fell heir to the enthusiasm aroused by
a successful war. Financial interests,
he said, had given their aid to the Re-
i puhlcanS for the advantage of a gold
standard and "A bank currency.
Mr. Shepard spoke Of the new issues
before the people.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Fierce Gcnesce Valley storm.

GENESEO. n. Y, July 2I.-This vii
1age has been visited by another ter
rifle thunder and rain storm which
added to the work of devastation to
crops. Several houses were struck by
Lightning in the rural districts and
greatly damaged. At Conesus lake the
storm ragged with greater fury than in
this village. doing a great amount Of
damage to cottages, docks and boat
houres. The porch Of the hotel at Ma
pie Beach was blown off, and out
buildings were more or less damaged.
The water in the Genesee river is ris-
ing rapidly again and is spreading out
in the low places on the flats.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Lived With Bullet Through Heart.

BALTIMORE, July %. - Coroner
Baldwin investigated yesterday the
death Of Mrs. Cecilia NJ. Sullivan. who
died at the Maryland Homeopathic
hospital from pistol shot wounds self
inflicted, and rendered a certificate ac
cordingly. DR.. II. j. Walton made an
autopsy Of the body. which revealed
the remarkable fact that Mrs. Sullivan
had lived about eighteen hours, part
of the time conscious with one bullet
wound through the heart and another
that penetrated the stomach, liver and
splecn.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Nav YOhe Sails Away,

NEW YORK, july 25.-May Yohe
sailed yesterday for England on the
Fuerst Bismarck. Miss iGhe's cabin
on the Fuerst Bismarck was not en-
gagged in her name. Before leaving
Hastings she made statement, of
which the following is part:
II have realized ON some of my secu-
rites and have redeemed the diamonds
pawned here by Captain Strong and
have arranged to recover those placed
in pawn abroad. shall go to Japan,
and it is my present intention to re-
main i'll that COUNTRY, which is so full
of sentiment, the remainder of my life.
l Shall never return to the western
MOrld',
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
DISTURBERS FINED.
Paris ADMINISTRATION LAW Leaders
punisheW,

PARIS, July 25.-Penalties varying
from the payment of Il fine of ) francs
(SD to Imprisonment for three months
have been imposed upon seven Of the
persons arrested for having taken part
in the demonstrations in connection
with the closing of the congregational
schools. 1t is asserted that Able
Bardnal. the cure lit Levallois, sub
urb of Paris. who was prominent in
Wednesdays disturbances, will be dis
cipined.
NJ. Comics. the premier, continues to
receive addresses from public bodies
cOngratulNting the government upon
the energy with which it is dealing
with the unauthorized schools.
Several newspapers have declared
that the pope intended to make the re-
cent action of the French government
the subject Of protest, but this is not
likely. as the cabinet has already init
mated to the holy see that no discus
sion regarding the congregational
schools could be entertained.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

MAJOR JAS. PARKER has compiled
the statistics regarding the insur-
rection in the Philippines. There
were 1851 engagements with the
enemy, more OF less serious, between
May l, 1899, the date of the battle
of Manila and April 80, 1902. There
were over 5000 casualties. Just
that many good American soldiers
killed and wounded. These are the
men who have been slandered by
the Democratic press all over the
c0llntru
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

Sheriff McDanlcl replevined a
horse yesterday morning in the pos.
session OF Homer Fleetwood of Tai
IeyvilIe, for William Parker OF this
city. Fleetwood aud Parker swappes
horses several days ago and guaran.
tees went with each
After he had driven his horse
around for few days Parker came
to the conclusion that il was not as
represented. lie desired TO return
the be asst. but Fleetwood refused tt
take back the animal, claiming that
the bargain had been made. Parker
Yesterday morning obtained writ
OF rcp!evin.
Armed with the writ, and followed
by Parker and his horse. Sheriff Nc
Daniel went 10 TalieyyiIIe, and find
ding the horse originally owned by
Parker they repcvns / it. The cas-,
will finally be disposed OF in Tho
Supe rlor Court.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

TAMAQUA. Pa, July 25.-The first
large colliery in the anthracite coal re-
gion to be put in operation since the
strike was declared eleven weeks ago
was started yesterday morning, when
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation COM
pany opened their No. ~ colliery in the
Panther creek valley. 1t was run all!
day without interruption, but trouble
is feared, and a heavy guard has been
thrown around the breakers.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Mad Dog Bites Several.

ROCHESTER,, n. y, July ga
mad dog ran amuck on Portland ave-
nue. biting four persons. Later in the
day it again appeared OH South avenue
and attacked two boys, Willie Essen
berg and Louis Floisch, both Of whom
were bitten, 1t is also reported the dog
bit two men. The dog was later killed.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
4 Husbands Brutality.

ROCHESTER,, n. V, July 25.-Aftrr
suffering from many brutal heatings
Mrs. Charles Radtke, who, with her
husband and seventeen year-o)d daugh-
ter, resides at the corner Of Kelly
street and Hudson avenue, went to the
police headquarters Monday and ap-
piled for Il warrant for the arrest Of
her husband, charging him with pub
lie intoXication. She said she wanted
him locked UP until he could sober up.
Radtke heard of the action his wife
had begun and, becoming greatly i'll
furiated, went to the house. brutally
beat his wife and child. leaving them
nearly dead. In the morning when
Mrs Radtke and her daughter started
to prepare breakfast they discovered
paris green had been put in the coffee
pot, the teakettle and In various dish
es and articles of food in quantities
sufficient to kill three families. Radtke
has been arrested.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
PUBL lshED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
FRIDAY, JULY IS. 1000.

OWN. MICHAEL BYRNE gave out an
interview to the Washington Post,
on the Senatorial middle in Della
ware, which was published in yes
terday's REPUBLICAN. He is quoted
as saying that he attached no impor-
tance to the rumor that the Repub-
icans would lose the Congressman
in the coming election. He is also
quoted as saying that both factions
are united in their resolution to
work out Republican victory next
fall. Hesurmisel that if the Della
ware Legislature We're to be called
in extra session early in August and
the 20 Republican legislators would
60 into caucus and elect two of the
best Republicans they can get Sen
ators.
This would wonderfully increase
the registration Of Republican vot-
ers, and put the Democrats out of
business. Our victory would be SO
complete that its results would last
for twenty years. The only obsta-
Gle in the way would be the claims
of the Union Republicans, whose
first and last choice would be Mr..
Addicks. Colonel dupont would
never consent to be sent to the U.
s. Senate if Mr.. Addicks was 10 be
his colleague. We have heard him
repeat the remark more than once.
His paper has insisted on the elimi-
nation of Addicks for the good OF
the Republican party. The George
town Republican only repeated the
same cry in its last issue.
AS long as that is the feeling in
party, there can be no results OBJ
tanned. The members of the Leg
islature should go into caucus and
bind themselves to abide by the ma
jority. The two men the ma orlty
agree upon should be the nominees
and receive the vote of every Re-
publican member.
That is good, sound, sensible poll
tics and the onl y manner III which
the Republican party can hope to
win at the coming election OF any
other one. 1t is hard sometimes tn
give in to majority rule, but IN al
corporations the majority rules, So
in politics. The people are tired OF
the ser seless and prolonged struggle
which if kept up this year will re-
suit in Democratic victory and the
Republicans won't have even shad
ow to fight over. The school teach,
er who Yields a pen and Spouts poe
try, may not be able to gauge thu
feelings of the mechanic and work
ingman who make up the majOrit.
in the Republican party III thu:
county and State.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Reudy For the Ei2ht.

san FRANCISCO, July 2J.-Sport-
ing men son all parts of the country
are here 70 witness the battle tonight
for the heavyweight championship of
the world The betting has not been
heavy in comparison with the amounts
wagercd on previous events Of the
kind and the odds have not tiuctuatcd
much from 10 to in favor of Jeffries.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
SacretDvy MRDdy's Vacation.

WASHING1 July 25.-Socretary
Moody left Washington today and will
not return until Sept !. He went from
here direct to Oyster Bay and will re-
main at Sycamore Hill over Sunday.
On Monday he will go to Salem, and
later he wi Il spend Il week or ten days
cruising On the Dolphin with the north
Atlantic feet The remainder of Au-
gust he probably will spend at his
home ut IavrrhIl.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
nON'T FA,LTOJRy THIS.

Whenever IN honest trial Is given to
Electric BIZ ers for any trouble 1t is rec.
commended for permanent cure will sure
~ De effected, 1t never fails to tone the
$ omuch, regulate the kidneys and bowels
stimulate the liver, invtc0rato the netveI
and purify tho blood. II. u wonderful
tonic for run.dO-'c systems Electric
I,ttters positively cures Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders, Nervous
ness, Slceple Shes. Rheumatism, Neu"
ralga and expcls Malaria. Satisfaction
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CENTS
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Swell Wedding Mt Newport.

NEWPORT. X. l.. July -. - The
wedding of Miss Natalie Emily DEL
richs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
May Oelrichs of this city, to Peter d.
Martin, son of Mrs. Eleanor ID. Martin
of San Francisco, took place at half
past IL yesterday. 1t was the first So
ciety wedding of the season and was
no small function in society circles.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Thirty COnsecutiye BuIIspyeH,

LONDON, July 25.-At BiSlcy in the
match Rifle association cup cOmpeti-
ton Major Gibbs, gunnaker of Bris-
toll, performed the marvellous feat of
making thirty consecutive bullscyes ut
900 yArdS
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

THE person who would stand a
conductor off for five cent car fare
hold themselves at very small
price. But there are any number
of five cent grafters right here in
Wilmington. If you don't believe
us, ask any of the conductors.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
country

SOME men want to get rich quick
and that is what gets SO many of
them into trouble. Three men held
up train on the Mexican Central
r. r. and covering the messenger
with a shot gun, went through the
safe and secured $50, O0O in money.
The robbers and money are still
missing,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Fire nj Bridgeport. Conn.

BRlDGEPORT Conn, July 2J-The
large plant of the Bridgeport Wheel
and Wood Bending company on John
street was destroyed by fire last night.
The loss is heavy, but no figures are
nh1ninnhlc
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Resolutions For CITY Charter

City Council last night pa Ssed a
resolution IN favor of new city char
ter and appointed committee of
seven to prepare it. The committee
will proba bly meet next Wednesday
and decide upon course of ac-
ton.
The subject was brought up in
Council last evening by Mr.. Kane
presenting the following resolu-
tons:
Whereas, The present city char
ter under which our city is govern
ed is not only Anticipated in its
provisions. but with the numerous
amendments they have from time
to time been made it has proven
most unsatisfactory to the citizens,
and
Whereas, The conditions as at
present exist permits OF constant
friction between the different de-
partments, thereby causing The eX-
pendi,urc OF much Of the pablo
funds in eudcavUring to establish
the rights Of the different depart
mentS, and
Whereas, 1t is acknUW edged by
all that there should be IL change
i'll our present unsatisfactory m IN
lclpal laws, That permit OF the dis
trlbution Of almost every dollar OF
revenue by cOmmiSsiH,-" :.,,sT., IN
bers are appointed, an. tAe real
revenue raising body, name iy, the
City Council, the only elected body,
whose powers have been StrippeI
by Legislative acts, until its only
duty consists in laying taxes upoL
real estate, to be turned over tt
the various city departments,
and
Whereas, 1t is the opinion Of
this body that the time is now rips
for movement that will result ii
an appeal to the next legislature
to provide u new city chartc1
for our city, enc that vii
centraliHe the government an(
place the ruling power in TIL
LANDS Of the people, therefore, b
it
Resolved, That the 'Clty Coun
ell name a committee of seven 0
its members to act as eemmitte
on city charter, for the purpose o
preparing and presenting to Lh'
LexL Legislature acharter that viii
abolish the numerous depAr tmenL
| ofthe city, and restore to the pcO
| Pile the right to declare by baIo
who shall represent their intertst
in the management Of the city, an
be it further
Resolved That this Commlttn
| be authorized :" &C operate wit
any similar committee organize
for the same purpose and presen
ing any public org anzation,
This resoluti on was unanimous
adUpte without comment. MIR. kaI
then moved that the committee J.
composed Of M4ssrs. Cannon, Kan
| MeCatFerty, Monaghan. Blaine, Mo
riS and simmons. The CUmmittt
includes four democrats and thr,
| Republicans.
Much routine business was tran
acted.
| Oyerpaid clpitatlon taxes were o
dered to ". \. Coke. Alien CIemen
and Josiah D. Marvel
City Treasurer FeaSterrcported til
balance in bank to be 1856, 500 70; +
ceiyed of Eugene M. SayerS, S3l, III
r. $. Lewis, III, 20O,George II M;CAl
S53, $50.
Mary Garner, Adam Grub, J. '
Rey bold, Walter Clark, Francis Du
can, Thomas T.. McEviIIy, Villa
l.. Wilson, Harry A. McCabe. ka
Il. Reynolds, Frederick j. lIlIbibcI
John Na!usk', john b. Kruger. Ere
erICk G. Snyder JACOB +. Snyde
Crawford Rankin, Clenelt b. Ale!
ander, Frederick L. Hartman, Il.
Carver. Mrs VIM J. Swarth, Mos
b. Bullock, II B. Foss, asked for Il
return Of oyerpald capltltlol tax
! and the communications we're refer
ed to the finance committee.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
All Night on the MaynOwer.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The presi-
dents yacht Mayfower ran into q
dense fog off Tompkinsville, Staten Is
land, last night and was compelled to
remain there at anchor overnight. The
return journey to Oyster Bay was com
pleted this morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

some men say that William Mich
aei Byrne talks too much. There
are others, and many Of them, i'll
the Republican party in Delaware
troubled with the same complaint
Mr.. Byrne is honest and sincere in
his views. He has the good of the
party at heart. He can see the
handwriting on the wall, if there is
not a union of the two factions in
New Castle county. Here is where
the fight is, without a doubt. The
victory in November is worth some
concessions.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

IT. John f. DoLAN would run
down the men who cheated the Re
publican party out Of two U. S
Senators, he will be literally re-
warded by trusting party.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

A FARMERS fair will be held at
Brandywine Springs on August 9th
and 18th. This one will far surpass
the one held there last year.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
New ynrlx Stutp RniIrDN6 Sold

UTICA. \. Y, July 25.-The Dodge.
willie railroad was sold yesterday at
Herkimer on IA mortgage foreclosure.
It WIS bid in for the bondholders by
Michael H. rardnYo for S2fOUUO.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Ontario and Western Train Ditched

Ontario and Western Train Ditcheil.
MlDDLETOWN, N. Y, July GA
train Oh the Ellrnville branch of the
Ontario and Western railroad was
thrown from the track last evening
near Spring Glen while rounding a
curve owing to a washout. The engine,
a passenger coach and combination
car left the track. Six passengers in
the latter car were somewhat injured,
bat none seriously.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
Old Eeliable Fish Ran

Sea trout, bay trout, pogie and
bass on sale fresh every day at
Powell's stalls, Third street market.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

THE Journal bids Mr.. Byrne fare
well Is he, too, to be read out Of
the Republican party.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25
This Is Lo, ust Year, Keep Them Our.

This Is Locust Year, Keep Them OUT.
Buy screen doors window SCI Gems. and
screen wire Mt Iynoh'- Doors complete fog
hanging with screws and hinges from yOc. to
LIS. Yhree ayie+ to select from. Window
screen from 2Oc.to 40c. each; groca or black
wire, &c. to Sc running foot. measure width
OF doors or windows with string or ncRsnr.
ing tape, and bring u with YOU. l,ynch's
aud Fourth streets Telephones. u. Il y. GS!a
DeInruva ~
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

CAN'T. HoBsON will soon have to
quicker up his mouth for has wife to
kiss
The evening Republican., 1902-07-25

A NEGRO was arrested in Laur el
for stealing a watermelon and taken
before Justice Of the Peace E. L.
Wootten who held him i'll the sum
of $500 for the awful crime. This
is same amount III which Elmer Col
Inns is held on the charge Of muir
dering his wife. II looks like eX-
cessive bail or persecution. The
negro got bail or he would have been
sent to jail at the expense OF the
tax payers of Sussex county.