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The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
ADJUSTMENTS. A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
CORSE PAXTON STOCK co.

Despite the weather the Corsc
Payton Stock Company entertained
large audiences al the Opera House
yesterday afternoon and evening.
In the afternoon the attraction
was "ouly A Farmer Daughter"
and in the evening christopher,
Jr., both OF which were we'll given.
This afternoon The company will
present Charity Ball." which is
one OF the best plays in which the
company appears, and this evening
"Alone in Londop,'' which is also
well.known production. Both
will be given with excellent scenery
and careful attention to detail.
Clever specialitiss are given at
each performance, and the company
is decidedly the best which has ap.
peared here at popular prices.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
William l.. DilwOrth Dead.

After a long illness William
Lewis Dilworth, prominent far
mer Of Centreville, died suddenly
yesterday morning. He went in
to the barnyard and falling, died
before medical assistance could
reach him.
Mr.. Dilworth was y years old,
and leaves a wife, son and three
daughters. He had lived near
Centreville for over forty years,
and was well known to many peo-
pie in this city. He was u brother
Of Z. L. Dilworth OF this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
AI,l,1: NJ IL. MAnII

CUMBERLAND, Md, April 1O.-The
Potomac river is rising, although not
rapidly, as the s"ow is melting slowly
The river is about fifteen feet above
low water mark. Such a volume of
snow 50 late in the season has never
before been known, and the worst is
feared when it commences to go off
with a rush. The Blackwater and
Cheat rivers have overhown their
banks. inundating considerable farm
ing land and destroying large amount
of property. Snow has fallen at Fair
fax, W. Va, to the depth Of thirty.two
inches.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

TIE Department sf Elections q
Z Tuesday evening egranted to tha
Union Republican County Commit.
tee the use Of the books Of gu alifad
voters and primary election books
on August Plat.
The Regular Republicans had
set the same time for holding their
primaries, but the Union Republi.
cons were given the preference.
1t does not look at this writing
as IT there was going to be but one
set Of Republican candidates in the
field IN either oil the three counties.
1t is gong 10 be the same old fight
over again only more bitter than
ever, and bids lair TO continue until
the Democrats wax off with the
emo!ume nts.
Neither faction can hope to de-
feat the other aud the Democratic
party combined and we'll the Dem
ocrats know It and are laying their
plans accordingly.
Some men have to be knocked in
the head before lhsy realize what
they are running up against.
The Democrats will see that such
laws are passed If thev secure con-
troll of the next Legislature, as
will distranchise every colored vot-
er in the State and many white
Ones besides. They will pass laws
that will take every department in
the State out OF the control of the
Republicans for all time TO come.
Then there will come such an
awakening that the men who had
hand in bringing it about will
wish they had never been born.
The voters VITO Tor years had
fought to secure the privilege 10
cast their vote on election day will
have to face even a worse problem
than during the drastic reign of the
county tax collectors, who were
the bosses OF the voters, especially
Republican voters. Thus the
Democratic yoke will be once more
placed around the necks of every
Republican iu Delaware, Union
ana Reg ular.
The picture Is not overdrawn aud
it the present sense!ess fight is
Kept up, it will be reality that
will be hard to overcome lor years
to come. Speaking for ourselves
we do not want TO see the expert
ment tried. We think Delaware
will thrive better and be more pro.
gressive under Republican than
under Democratic rule. The fight
must cease.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Painters Strike.

The striking painters continue
to stand firm.
Six Of the painters brought to
this city from Baltimore and
other points IN Tuesday stopped
work yesterday and went to the
headquarters of the strikers.
-Four of them left the city, and the
others will leave to-day.
No attempt was made by the
strikers yesterday to interfere
with the work of the men who
came to this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
(ottop UnrratOrs Lacked Ont

AUGUSTA. Ga. April ln.-The lock-
out of al! mill operatives in the Angus
ia district has gone into effect. Every
mill in Augusta and in the TUusc
creek district is closed. They include
the plants at Aiken NancillSc. Gram
iteviI!e, Warrcnyisc. Bath. Langley
and Clearwater, which employ in the
aggregate 10000 men.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
E.Xnr ARMY lhanres.

WASHlN NGTON. April 1n-Lieutcn-
ant General SchOtield, retired. made
an argument before the senate commit
tee on military affairs in support of the
war department bill for the creation of
a general staff and the consolidation of
the supply divisions Of the department.
both of economy and efficiency. Cen
cral Merritt. retired. who was also
present. indorsed all that General
Suhotield said
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
TIE Police Commission which

TIE Police Commission which
conducted an investigation into The
death Of Howard Windle, who died
in the police station on March rs,
could not Gx the blame on any body.
The Commissioners declared that
more attention should b.2given the
prisoners. Every prisoner should
be looked after on being placed in
= cell. The man when arrested
was supposed by the officer maxi
ing the arrest to be stupitied IRON
drink and was placed in a cell and
left to sober up. Instead the man
never came out oil the stupor that
he was in at the time OF his arrest
and died The following morning.
Somebody should have examined
the prisoner and administered the
necessary care in his case in par.
licslar.
The conflicting testimony at the
hearing rendered 1t the more diff
cult Tor them to locate the responsi-
bllity. That a repetition of such
occurrence would require some at
lention of those in charge Il! the
hall.
That herea after when a prisoner
is unconscious when arrested and
placed in the cells at the hail. the
officer making the arrest should in
quire whether the prisoner had re.
relved any injury from a blow, fall
pr otherwise and enter such lufor-
nation in the dockcc:: nd then make
pr have made thorough examiua-
lion Of the prisoners aud have all
the necessary attention given them
at once. The probabilities are
that il the proper mcdica al attention
had been given Howard Windle
when be was first brought INTO The
police station that he might have
been alive today instead Of Alfred
Wright, coiored, having TO answer
10 the charge ot having caused his
death. 1t is 10 be hoped that here
after more care will be exercised
when making arrests, We do not
believe that anybody can be charg-
I'd with wllfu! neg lcct IN this case.
The police officers are human and
as general thing are careful how
they handle prisoner in making
an arrest 1t was a lack OF iudg-
nent IN this case that may never
occur again.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
NOrfOlk's (:ambJjUp CruSnIp.

NORFOLK, Va. April 1O.The gam
bling crusade being waged here has re-
suited III the conviction Of X. II. Mapp,
who was accused Of conducting gam
bling establishment in Il fashionable
part Of the city. lie was fined $500 and
sentenced to four months in Jail. Other
arrests will follow as a result of the
a n
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Thieves at Work ,

Dover, Del, April 9.-While the
night patrolman was off duty and
away from his beat on East Locker
man street early this morning help
ing to capture crazy man, thieves
broke into the shoe store Of W. }.
Benson and robbed the show window
of valuable patent leather shoes and
slippers.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Chicago building Lab0rers Strike.

CHICAGO. April lo.-Fiye hundred
building aborers employed on the new
Lake Shore and Rock Island depot
have struck. They have been getting
- cents an hour and demanded %
cents. A strike of 100 hricklayers
which occurred at the Auditorium an
nex is said to be only the forerunner of
walhom by brickIayers all over the
city. Several hundred he'd carriers are
already out, and it is said that pros
pects of Il general strike of the build
ing trades are strong.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Wcultl HUy lIOl!Outl RoatS

WASlllNGTON. April TO- Repre-
sentative Cummings Of New York yes
tcrday introduced a bill requiring the
secretary of the navy to contract for
thirty Holland submarine boats at
cost not exceeding those now under
construction and after one Of the boats
now being built is accepted by the sec
retary of the navy.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
WASHINGTON ID. q.

POPULAR THREE-DAY TOURS VIA
LTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Wilmington at 1855 p: NJ.
Thursdays, April 10 and "a and May 8.
Rate, including sli expen-es. 600 for
round trip. Expenses include railroad
fare. transfer to Hotel and two days
board Ut Washington. For book OF
Tours giving itinerary and full details.
write or apply to H. A. Miller. p. A.,
Wilmington Uel
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Umbrellas and Mackiutoshes .

Max Ephraim, Of the New York
Clothing house, No. 504 Market
street, offers bargains in mackin-
toshes, rain-coats, umbrellas and
a fine line Of clothing for men and
boys.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
General Young In Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Major
General $. b. NJ. Young, recently re-
lirved from command Of the depart
mcnt of California at San Francisco
reported at the war department and
was assigned to duty as president of
the army war college to be established
in this city
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Hard Fare For n Prince.

RERLlN, April 1O.-Prince Walde-
mar. the eldest son of Admiral Prince
Henry of Prussia, who has been at Il
sanitarium near Dresden for several
weeks, is being subjected to a rather
rigorous life. He sleeps upon u thin
horsehair mattress, with single blan.
kct, in a room so vitiated that it has
the temperature Of the outside air. He
wears porous clothing and lives Oh q
diet Of fruit, milk and salad.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
A so pound Shad

Colonel A. l.. Ainscow wet bic
net on Wednesday in the Delaware
bove New Castle. The catch was
one large buck shad that is SAID
weis he'd 50 pounds. The C01onel
with his new naptha launch will 20
out again to-day aud try Tor latxs
catch OF shad which will be ssrved
up in the very latest style at his
place Of business.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
see The r1agic Bell

A pleasing entertainment to be
given by the primary department Of
West Sunday Schoul, Friday evening
April IL at 5 o'clock, at the New.
Century Club Drawing Room.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

YESTERDAY was the thirty.sev.
enth anniversary Of the surrender
OF General Lee to General Grant at
ApromaitoX The surrender Of
L"c .",nlna:el the civi! war be-
twt as horlh acl South.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
4. q I, -, N n Epm n ra Inn IncrcaRAs

BERLIN. April 1O.-The number Of
emigrants who left Hamburg and
Bremen during the first quarter of this
year was 81, ,IG6, an increase of 20,5O5.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
TIE HEART OF MARYLAND

tt T. IT EN Il DU NJ AN T. Y D,
David Belasco's "Ihe Heart of
! Maryland" is TO b.: the dramatic
attraction at the Opera House on
April Is. 1t will be presented with
perfect and brilliant an ensemb!e
OF realistically Picturesque scenic
accessories, and the cast oi the bold
ly drawn and strongly Individual
lied characters will be Interpreted
by a company unusually artistic IN
excellence.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

or call in person for any kind Of Liquors Or
Wines you may neei We are now lotthsg
the Book Beer Wilmingt IN B'twing. d. w
Lynch Il Co. grocers main store, n. W. Cors
N udison AMI Fourth streets
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

If it is true that Captain De Witt
Berger Of New York. who is with
us. is responsible for the rainy
weather. he should be asked 10
leave as soon as possible.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

Half the ills that man is heir to
come from Indigestion. Burdaek
Blood B,tters strengthens and tones
the stom ach; makes indigestion i'm
pOss lille,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT was
warmly received BY the citizens Of
Charleston. S. G., where he yes
terday presented sword 10 Major
Micau Jenkins.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

This evening A. .-R. Spaid will:
lecture In Friends School Hail. at
Fourth and West streets, under the
auspices of the Natural History
Society on leave and Blossoms.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ullman vi |
sail from New York on April H. for
all extended European trip.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
To Cure a Cold in One Oay.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it fails
TO cure. r. W. Groves signature Is on
heacbex. 25 cents tt
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

DELAWARE shad are coming in
slow aud are bringing good paying
prices. They sold from 40 cents TO
s. cents piece on Wednesday and
the supply was limited at these
orices. The rough state OF the
water GU Tuesday made it inpos.
sible for the hshermea to go out
in their boats. A few warm days
will make difference in the catch
aud the price OF shad as we'll.
Even herrirg are bringing a good
price. The meat trust evidently
must have corner on the weather
which has kept up the price OF
Delaware shad. Nothing is more
toothsome tnan plankeu Delaware
shad.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Weather PrObab bilitics.

Cloudy: fresh west to northwest
winds.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

The residents over Eleventh
street who have 10 use rowboats to
get TO their homes, should he helped
out Of their dilemma by the Street
and Sewer mmlssloncrs The
high tide 10 the Brandywine has
been the cause of their troubles.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

Il KING LEOPOLD is not as happy
-s> some common mortals. Tues
day he was mobbed by Soci ialists
on his arrival at Brussels. They
shouted Long live the Republic
"Long live universal suffrage
and added insult to injury by wav-
ing red flags in his face.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
TeleI,liOne Us

What cures Group or cough in 10 min
utes: Brazilian Balm. No opium.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

JAS. II. MARSH Oh Tuesday was
admitted 10 practice in the courts
VI Sussex county. lie was assign
ed to defend Jessie Cook, colorcd
rwho will stand trial charged with
fCntent 10 commit murder on Daniel
Doug ass, also colored. The future
Eosuccess of the attorney may be de.
Arided bv the outcome OF the case.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

IR0F. III SHANE lLOW ARD Ill ways
was ph1lanthropist. lie had
rented Pyle's Cycle Academy for Il
week, commencing Monday last.
On TUESDAY it was discovered that
Mr.. Pyle. the lessee, had written TO
the Wilmington basket ball team
for Tuesday night. Prof. Coward
very kindly, and at considerable
inconvenience 10 himself gave way,
aud the game TOOK place. MIR.
Coward will continue his "passlon
Play the balance of the week.
II is worth seeing.
A WRITER IN a Phliade phIa pa
per, in speaking Of the pardonng
of MontraIuo \. Cole by the Board
Of pardons, gives Il wrong h1ores-
sion OF the facts leading up to the
killing OF William A. Montague by
Cole. Cole and his relatives can
thank their lucky stars that he
was not convicted Of murder in the
first degree and sentenced to death.
His pardon has not met with the
favor Of the Delaware people.
OK Tuesday after the storm the
Welsbach lights out Eighth street
were the only lights burnin. at s
o'clock, They have proved their
efficiency when the more brilliant
electric lights failed TO shine. Thus
on two occasions lately they have
stood the citizens IN good faith by
giving forth light when the other
illuminating powtr had failed. You
eau speak OF facts as they come un-
der YOUR observation
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

SInm's Comp Psnnyroyal Pills. The
ladies' extraordinary roncdy. De sure
ron got the Comp"
By mail 81 90. G06 King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10
Died Suddenly,

FELTON,, Del, April 9.-Mrs. II. NJ.
Holden dropped dead at her home in
FELTON, today after an attack of heart
disease. Her daughter, Mrs. Hurd,
in the same house, in IL delicate con.
dition of health, could not be notified
of her mothers death and still SUD.
poses that she is alive and well. Both
are well known residents of FELTON,,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-10

Itching piles? Never mind if ply
sicians have failed 10 cure you. Try
Doan' s Ointment. No failure there.
80 cents at any drug store.
The Washington times., 1902-03-29

Our Passover" in F. Dockar; psalter
Easter Day." Gregorian chants; Gloria
| Patri." wilkins, in C, and Garret, in f:
| ''Te Deum." Farmer, in B fiat; "JubiIate
Deo,' Garrett. from service in f; hymn
! Christ. the Lord. Is Risen" Mozart; Of
feitory. Awake, Thou That sleepest. "
Maker. in A; offertory, Sentence" re-
cessional, He Is Risen" Ncander.
Communion service Introit hymn.
angels, Roll the Rock Away" Roper. in
e fiat: "Kyrie Eleison," Gloria Tibi, -
''Sursum Corda.' "Sanctus." Tours, in F.:
communion hymn. And Now. Father"
Mendelssohn: Gloria in Excei5is." old
English. in G.; 'Nunc Dimitis." wilkins.
in A fiat.
Soloists-Master William Mclaughlin.
soprano: Master Raymond Fillus, So
prano; Miss Nettie Kibble. soprano; Miss
Mary Tolson. contralto.
Leading quartette-sIiss Nettie Kibble,
soprano; Miss Mary Tolson. alto: Mr..
Milton Fillius. tenor. and Mr.. William
Scantleburg. bass.
The choir numbers thirty-fve voices.
boys and men.
Church of the piphany-Morning serv-
ice-Processional hymn 109. Christ Our
Passover" Howard: service, Dudley Buck,
in f fat; anthem. Shout Ye High Heav-
ems Chadwick: "Kyrie,' King Hall;
Gloria Tibi," King Hall; hymn 121: Of
fertory anthem, King All Glorious"
Baentz: communion service. King Hall;
communion hymn. 225; recessional hymn.
1875
Evening service - Hymn, lis; service,
King Hall: hymn. 243; anthem. unfold.
Ye Portals Gounod: hymn. III
Solo quartette-Miss HALEY. Miss
Wight. Mr.. Caulfield. Mr.. Luebkert
Chorus-Sopranos-M Caulfield,
Bryant, Harrison. Breuninger. Knapp.
Enkerney. and Remmel, and the Misses
b. Evans. NJ. Evans. Cayce. Smith.
Thomas.
Tenors-Messrs. Fluther, McLevy, Far
ish.
Altos-Mesdames Gould,ng, White,
Lloyd, and Misses Truxell. Easton, Jones,
and Vientenheimer.
Basses-Messrs. Lloyd, Bryant. Ballard,
Fregueran, Hartsock, Pearel
The Washington times., 1902-03-29

/ Ellis Nielsen. organist and choirmaster.
| st. Pauls Episcopal Church. II a. m.--
| Professional hymn 112-1i4. Christ Our
Passover" Humphreys; TIE Dcum." Ag-
/ guthen, in ID: "Jubilate." chant, Beethov-
en-; introit. They Have Taken Away My
Lord" Stainer; communion service
Gounod; offertory anthem. 81 Know That
My Redeemer Liveth," (Messiah). Han
del: recessional
s p. m.-Processional hymns. 112-f14;
proper psalms. 113-114-11S; "Magnificat"
and "Nunc Dimittis,' Tours. in F; anthem
'The Heavens Are Telling ('Creation')-
Handel; hymn. 116; offertory anthem
Most Beautiful Appear" t"Creation'0; T;
benediction hymn. IA: occasional. Ill
MIR. w. B. Atkinson, organist and choir
master.
Grace Episcopal Church, Ninth and d
Streets southwest-Processiona ''sve:-
come Happy Morning." anthem. Christ
our Passover" Schilling: Gloria Patr:."
Schilling; ''Te Deum.' in F. Dykes; ''Jubi-
late Woodward; introit. Jesus Christ
is Risen Today" 'Kyrie Eleison. :"
Daniels office hymn, Angels Roll the
Rock Away" offertory. 81 Am He that
Liveth." Simper; Gloria in Excelsis,
old chant; recessionaI, THE Strife is
Ger"
Miss Virginia English, organist; Mr..
Fred Hewitt. precentOr.
st. Margaret's p. E. Church. Connecti-
cut Avenue and Bancroft Place-The
choir will render the following programme
under the direction OF Mr.. Frank c.
Roach: Christ Our Passover" SchiIHng;
'.Jubiiate De0'' Scott: festival. '.Te
Deum." in fiat. Dudley Buck; introit
anthem. "Now Is Christ Risen." Harris;
offertory. 81 Know That My Redeemer
Liveth," Pattison-
The members Of the choir are as fol-
lows: Quartette. Miss Edna Doe. Mrs.
Charles G. Henney, Mr.. Frank C. Roach,
and Mr.. James Hicks: chorus. Misses
Beale, Stevens. Harris, Kimball De Pey-
ster. Falles. Nesmith. Mrs. Ebbes. Mrs
Roach. Mrs Crist and Mrs. Hicks; Messrs.
Deeble Henney, Walters. and Bushby:
Miss Edith Morgan. organist; Robert Bog
gis, librarian.
The Washington times., 1902-03-29
EPISCOPAL.

st. Marks Pro-Cathedral. corner Third
and A Streets southeast. Easter Day, at
II a. m.-Processional hymn, 109, Sulli-
van; Christ Our Passover" L. T. W;
"Te Deum" tfestivaD, Buck; "Jubilate."
chant So; introit, This is the Day."
johnson; kyrie, Tails; Gloria Tibi,"
Eyre; creed, Eyre; hymn before sermon
121, Palestrina; offertorium. Awake
Thou" Stainer; "Sanctus." Eyre; COM
munion hymn lis, Elvey; Gloria in Ex-
celsis," Eyre; "Nunc Dimittis, chant
10: recessional hymn, 1l2.
At 1880 p. m.-Processional hymn ia,
old German; Gloria Patri." E. T. W;
"Cantate Domino" Bayley; Deus Miser-
atur." Bayley; anthem. Christ Being
Raised" Gill; hymn before sermon, Ill.
Rimbault; offertorium. Break Forth, :"
Barnby; recessional hymn lis. Tours.
The choir will comprise the following
singers:
Sopranos-walter Barnum, George
Cressey. Frank Duncan, Sidney Gross. Al
fred Groskurth. David Hart, Oscar Her
ring. Lawton Herman. Henry Jaeger.
Thurston Johnston, Horace Johnston.
Jackson Mccoy, Taylor Papson, Raymond
Toense, Edwin Tyler, Randolph Titus.
Arthur Van Week, Francis Woodman.
Altos-william Miller, Jack Alexander.
Mrs. A L Pope. Mrs. Oscar Herring, Miss
Lillian Fonda, Miss Fanny Williams. Miss
Amy Simonds, Miss Maude Harding, Mrs.
Eleanore Spencer.
Tenors-Messrs. B. W. Beebe, Howard
Neagle. George r. Rock, Harry S. Childs,
David NJ. Lea. David NJ. Mclean, Hiram
McCallum, Charles Cummins. DR.. Edwin
Roberts.
Bassos-Messrs. A L. Pope, Ra. mond
Tongue, Charles Smell, George Bulloush,
Cornelius ]. Lucy. George E. Terry,
George Pitts, N. T. Hynsson. (Mr. Charles