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The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION.

House Anrh lrent t, House Bill No. "a.
kt.!k" cat ali thu OH alter the word state
IN the th:rI iue OF ect'onl OF the bill and
Insert in lou thereof tho following:
FIRST. That all of :" otion Of Article 0 OF
The Cons.ltutl on OF The State Ritrr tn, word
Corporation. Wh,i, II occurs tho second
tine III section, be stricken OFT
SccttcnS, that Section Of said Article Q
be stIiokCa Out unu In lieu thereof subs Uut0
and aiolt the following, wa:
section D. Shufes oil the capital stock OF
corporation. oreatad unde. the laws of this
STATE. When owucd by persons or corpora.
tons without this stats shall not DO subjecs
TO tn&a.i Oh by my !Hw now existing or here
after 10 BE- made.
Of The Constitution OF the Stute OF bella
ware curcernlnI Corporations
Bn IL enacted by the senate and House Of
Representatives OF the State Of Delawar1 10
General Assembly met itwuth.rds OF the
mem rrs elected to ca H"uae Ayres!ng)
section l. That the following ainendnent -
teamd tn" same nre hereby proposed toArh.
Gle y OF the Constitution Of Uis State:
First. That all Sect on Of Article . of he
institution 0 this state be stricken ont and
in lieu thereof substitute and adopt the fol.
sections shares OF the capital stock OF
Cooperation, created under the laws Of this
state. owned by persons NOT residins herein.
shall not 10 'ub'se. +, .a1.ton ey my law
sec, I'd. That al =! section . 0. Article Q
OF :Aa Constitution o: this STATE 10 stri:Hsn
oui.
Approved IAscn 2. 4. D. l&i.
l. Cs!sb IL Lay ton. Secretary Of State OF
:h- s.~:s Of Dslswsvs, do hereby certify
IA. the at,ovs Ard fore going - . tru. and
Am.n d nent. thsreto snut!sd "An Act Pro-
posing snendmsoa 70 Article 0 u the Nou.
Stitu'ion OF the > ale Of Delaware Onsornius
torpot e'!o.s." = tho sans appears on shs
enrolled tiil died ia ,hs ofboe OF VI Secrs-
Vary Of state ind approved By the Governoe
March .. A. u. 1871 mud pnbiisu ID In accord
Asoe w,th the requirement Of th~ Constitu.I
Won Of This ntate. 4
-, In tssti n,osy whereof l have hersA
9. T. nnso SCI my hhnd and odl ola! ssa; ~
'''---' Dover thls 18th day Of July. o he
yssr IL oar ord ans thousand nine hundred
And two CALEB X. LAYTON,
WA u6 ltwa Secretary OF State.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
~ kulorEE's ORDER
n kL0IsrGH's OFFICE.
NEW CAAJit, COUNTY, DE!.,


Urnn tie spnncnuso q robert g. fraim
Execute. OF Jahn W. BresOu luts
81 81 ,ninstah Hundred. In said county, do.
cssssd. II ~ ordered and Directed by
NE Register thatH the Executor Aforesaid
rive notlusot granting OF Letters Tcstanen
iary upou Tire estate OF the deceased, VITA
The late u granting thereof. by causing alssr-
tissmruu 10 be postcl with n forty days from
the dutsat suoi Letters in six OF The most pub-
u, places Of tho county Of Now Castle, rcquir-
iugs,l persons having demands against the ~.
tate. 10 present she same. or a6las Wy All act oe
Assembly iu such cass made end provided; Rni
also eau. shs came '. DO inser.o within the
tsms ps,iod IL tho pAlLy REPUBLICAN, aHsw4.
yapsI pabishedln Wilmington, Del, and ~ W
,ont,nuei thnrein three weeks o. o. d.
....---, Given I'm der ths hand and seal Of %.
80 fee Of TINS Register Aforesaid, ut Wiz
=. - MtnKtUu, in New Castle county aro's
SAID, tho DAY and yenr above wrlt6 -
CALVIN w. CKjSSAN, Register,
NOTICE Notice is hereby v,ysn thatIIetters
Parliamentary were In uuo form Of law
granted unto the under.isuea, Uu tho eth day
Gf .uly. A. D., l2E, AMI TIA. all persons
having claims agsu.t the s,sAts Of the decoaf
cd must present the came, Guiy atiested, TO the
taid Executor OF or before III, sth day
ut July 1903. or abide tl.s Act o.. Assembly
IN kUci case made aGa provided.
KUDhi.Iy FRAM.
Address: 70o Fsomoh str set. Wilmington Dol
;y9
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
THIRTY-S:EC0ND
ANNUAL CA MP.

The thirty-second annual camp
mcetlng at WoDIlawn, under the
auspices OF the Noodlawn Camp.
meeting ASSOCIATION. will open this
Thursday, August It'll. There viii
be more teGls on the grounds tn s
wear than ever before known 4
number Of improvements have been
made TO the grounds during the
pas: lew weeks. Kev. H. W. Todd
pastor Of llopcwel' NJ L church,
Will lie tive preacher ia charge.
The following ministers will par
ticipate IN the services:
Thursday, August 7!h-Council
Of war with several addresses.
Friday, August 8th-W. &. II. L.
Convention, KEY. ". l.. White and
Mrs. tlls!ap, Il. G Suu!icId.
SATURDAY, August 9th-H. A. G.
Wes,erli4Id. J. II, Mitchell, SALIVA
ton Rally, q. :. Conway aud e G.
SunIleId.
sunday, August l0th-E. G. Sun
field, a. ), Mowbray, w. p. Comp
ton.
Monday, August 1lth-J. D.
Kemp. l. E. Poole. X. Is Steven
sou
Tuesday, August 18th Robert
Watt, j. p. Otis. W. L. White.
Wednesday, August Sth-- Robert
Watt, Local Option Meeting. S. e.
Nicholson and j. p. OTIS, II. &.
Turner.
Thursday, August l4th--W. e.
Gre fed, A. L. Turner, W. L.
White.
Friday, August l5th-H. A. &.
Westerheid. e. w. Dawson, L. p.
Perry.
SATURDAY., August l6th-E. II.
Collins. 10 be supplied, and A. S.
Mowbray.
Sunday, August l7th.-A. W.
Ligh'bourn. TO be supplied Last
call IN charge OF E. Z. Sunheld.
Among the ten.ers from Whining.
ton are Mrs. Hannah Bryde and ".
Il, Drummond.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
TROUBLE IN THE ARcTicS.
Sensational Reports Regarding The
Baldwin-ZeigIer Expedition.

Sensational Reports Regarding tho
Baldwin-ZeisIer Expedition.
CIIRISTlANIA. Norway, Aug A.
A dispatch to the Morgen Bladet from
Tromso. Norway. says that Captain
Johannsson OF the American, which
arrived at Honningsvaag, Norway,
Aug. 1. with Evelyn Il. Baldwin, the
arctic explorer, on board, has asked to
be examined before u maritime court
concerning incidents which occurred
on board the American during the vOy-
age of the Baldwin-Zeigler arctic ex-
petition.
TO this dispatch the Morgen Bladet
adds that there are sensational reports
in circulation, one being to the. effect
that Captain Johannsson was deprived
of his command during the voyage.
Another dispatch received here from
Tromso says the pilot Of the America
has demanded an inquiry into several
mysterious deaths among those on
board the vessel which occurred dur
ing the voyage.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
4 Novel InspectiOn Engine.

BALTIMORE, Aug. A unique on
CINE has just been completed by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at its
Mount Clare shops, this city. 1t is
designed for the use of officials in max
ing inspection trips The engine has
small passenger coach constructed
on top of the boiler back of the smoke
stack. The boiler is heavily covered
with asbestus and the floor of the car
with brussels carpet. The seats in the
coach are arranged in amphitheater
style, SO as to give every one in the ear
ing country. Passengers enter the car
by winding stairs Oh either side of the
front pilot.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
FENCE RAIL
ON TRACK,

Fiends last night placed u cross
tic on the trolley track last night
near the Ilollyoak trestIe. The
Quick eyes OF motorman and his
prompt work On the lever saved a
wreck. The car was in charge OF
Motorman Frank Alters and Con-
ductor Charles Rogers, and it left
Chester about $50 O'Clock. A heavy
storm had just broken aud the rain
was falling in torrents. Conductor
Rogers SAID he guessed there were
between thirty aud forty passengers
On board.
Not four minutes had elapsed be p.
tween the time that the Car bound
toward Darby had passed over the
bridge until the car bound toward
Wilmington reached there. About
ten yards from the bridge the moter
man saw an object on the track and
Immediately shut OIL the current and
put on air brakes 1t was. however,
too late, for the Car suddenly gave a
jump and the front trucks lett the
rails.
Tie wheels bounded over the cross
ties ann ran out on the bridge. Motor
man Walters succeeded in stopping
the car after ithad. run ont about
ten leet on the bridge, The only
thing that saved the car from gong
over the side was a narrow strip OF
lumber along the edge. Tho front
wheels jammed in between this little
stringer and the rail, and BY the
prompt work Of Motormau Walters
the Car was brought to 4 standstill.
with one running board over the
edge of the bridge, a dozen feet
under which ran the stream.
AS soon as the car was stopped the
motorman and conductor went back
and made an examination Of the road
L icy discovered tia,an attempt had
been made to wrcch the car. A heavy
fence rail had been used. evidently
taken from some nearby fence. \
hole had been dug between two cross
lies under the rail. The fence rail
had then been wcd.ed in this hole
and the other end lald across the
opposite rail. When the car struck
the fence rail it broke the rail, but
the rail had served the purpose OF
the wreckers as 1t had dera,hd the
car.
After finding the obstruction. and
knowing that only few minutes
had elapsed between the time one
car had safely passed the spot
until they reached it, Motormau
Walters and Conductor Rosers'con-
tiuued their invcstig ton, hoping
TO find the feuds. Walking down
the track toward Wilmington they
came across the second obstruction.
The wreckers had broken off close
10 the ground the s;gn post OF Peru
avenue in Holly Oak. They had
taken this post and wcdged it under
the rail just as they had done
further up the track.
Seeing that their attempt to
wreck the car had failed. tia
wreckers evidently rau away. ior
not trace Of them could he seen.
When the passengers learned that
their lives had been placed 10
jeopardy, they did not become ex.
cited, blu. kept coo!. a Car from
Wilmington came along in few
minutes and the passengers we're
transferred 10 II and brought 10
this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
Was This rrO0ve

CRESTON, Ia, Aug. L-A stranger
resembling Harry Tracy. the noted
bandit, and claiming 10 b. he, came
into Huss' barber shop q Alton, just
east of here, and, with drawn rcvolv-
crs, compelled the eight occupants in
the place to line up against the wall
While he took possession OF the tools
and compelled the barber to shave
him. The fellow was wounded in the
side and refused to lie down. He sat
upright, nervously watching the door
until the barber was through. He made
his escape and no trace Of him can be
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
SMITH WILL NOT TALKo
He of the "kill and Burn" Order 81
lent on Retirement.

lent On Net1rement.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.--General
Jacob II. Smith, who returned last Fri
day from Manila, will spend several
days in this city and then 60 to his
home in Portsmouth, o. Speaking Oh
the subject for the first time since his
arrival, General Smith said Of his
forced retirement from the army:
ut was an unwelcome surprise to
me. naturally supposed that would
receive reprimand as result of the
verdict of the verdict Of the court mar
tial, but nothing more. I have always
tried to do my duty in conscientious
manner and conduct myself as SOL
tIier. l am still in the governments
service and not at liberty to discuss re-
cent personal occurrences. could be
as readily court martialcd now as if
We're not on the retired list.
II am feeling first rate; never better
in my life. In fact. was with the
Twelfth and Seventeenth before was
promoted. l spent most of the time l
was in the islands in and around Sa-
mar, l always tried to do what seemed
best for the service in both districts.
The natives of LuzOn seem considera-
bly, more civilized than those of the
islands. Some of those in Samar are
nothing but savages and. of course,
cannot be treated like civilized people.
They all would resort to most barba-
rous methods of warfare at times. In
stances of the torture and slaughter Of
American soldiers are very numerous.
Any one of my commands knows that
they We're not un1uly severe with the
natives. have always tried to con-
duct my campaigns according to mill
tary regulations.
''rhere is no use asking me to talk
about other things. 1t would not be
military. 1t would be of no use. am
a soldier and take what is coming to
me. 1t is not for me to say whether l
deserve it or not. have done what
thought was right and am ready to set
tie down in quiet"
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
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lOCk PLEASANT, PLEASE

Photographer &. &. Harlan, of Eaton,
o.. can do 50 now, though tor years he
couldn't. because he Suffered untold
agony from the wors3 TORN OF inuivss.
ton. All physician. ana medicines fail
cd TO help him Till no tried Electric BIT
tors, which worked such wonders Tor
him that he declares they area gudssnd
to suffers from dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. Unriva!el Tor diseases CT the
Stomach, Liver and Kidney, they bul,l
up and give new liic to tho wLulu
system. Try them. Only 50c. Gusrnn.
teed by n. Is. DaniortE druggist.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
President Made Five Dullseyes,

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. Aug 4.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has beaten the Dutch
that is to say, he defeated a Bocr oti-
Ger at target practice, making re-
markablc record with ~ calber re-
volvcr at fifty yards. He drove five
bullets, one after the other, through
the hole made by the first in the CEN
ter of the buIlseyr. No such shooting
has even been done before around Oys-
Ter Bay, and Comman1ant W. d. Sny-
man, an officer on General De Vets
staff, declares he never saw such skill
in SO,,th Africa
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
Trolley Accident Victims Doing We'll

Trolley Accident victims Doing Well
HUDSON, n. Y. Aug. 1.-THE tw ell
ty people who were injured in the col.
lision of the Albany and Hudson Elec-
tric railway Saturday night and who
are now In the Hudson hospital are do.
ing as well as can be expected. Mario
RE Hoysradt, who was killed, died IN
sight of her mother. With another
girl Marjorie saw the approaching
electric car from the renr ysstibuIe Of
the detained car on which, she was 8
passenger, but was caught In the wreck
before she could jump. Edward boyle,
n fve-year-old child, died In his To-
TIERS arms after being fatally crushed.
Thousands of people visited the wreck
yesterday.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
me will keep on Citing furder, an

me will Keep on Citing furder, an
furder apart"
Herbert looked round furtively
then sided up to his uncle.
Gut her down." he whispered
one eye ON Miranda Sour to see il
she overheard.
"Cut her DOWN." exclaimed Jonas
argerily. Gut down an apple tree
ez cost me all that trouble! BY
gum, Plldo nawthin' of the kind! IT.
all yer aunts fault them trees is
there, an there they kin stay feI
me.
Preoccupied himself, Jonas never
detected the purpose throbbing in
Herbert's whole being, nor even saw
the guilty glance his nephew gave
him, when he asked if he might &C
fishing instead Of to the mill.
Jest us We like" said his uncle in
surprise. Amt no good tishin'
round here, but | s'pose THROWN a
line in the water'll satisfy ye."
Herbert waited until his uncle
was gone Il full half hour; then he
few TO the woodpile, seized an AK
and hurried back to the front yard,
looking right and left.
He looked at Miranda Sour, the
representative Of the unyolly."
Yes it was no fancy. Her leaves
rustled an inso,eut challenge. He
sprany to her side and sunk his ak
deeply in her new, smooth bark.
After that the blows fell fast and
furiously. In less than Is minutes
she lay quivering and signing ut
the feet of Miranda Sweet.
With desperate strength he drag
gel the fallen one round to the
back yard. sometimes in cold terri or
over his deed, sometimes with the
same exultation that Achilles felt
in driving round the walls Of Troy.
The funeral pyre of Miranda SOUR
was no easy work, for the day was
hot and the limbs full of sap, but at
last nothing was left of her save a
few blackened pieces not to be dis
as parts of an apple tree.
Then Il tired but determined boy
put old Dobbin in the ancient bug
gy aud drove up the roal at Il rate
that threatened an INN ,liate
smashup.
1t was & o'clock when Jonas re
He was dusty, tired aud
hungry. Then us he opened the
gate he rubbe | his eyes it could
only b. a vision.
BIT certainty the vision had warm
arms. Tnes cIaspei him road the
neck, ana a face >tiIi goIlt, looi On
was up'urncd to his own, anl the
0lu beloved voice cried out
"kiss me. Jonas right here, right
now
"Mlranda.'' he gasped. aud then
brohcn!y. :rhanN God, ca, thank
Gud,"
"lrs thank Him. failered Mi.
randi, lcarc failing now "Anl
Ills Instrument was thai blessed boy.
Ga, Jonas. he told me how vOu
missed me an how you Kept the
beautiful app t tire. ii frolt OF the
door To remember me BY,
Hot Shlmc and fear tioodcd Jonas
He g!aucad at The house ana felt
like Rubin. ms eyes again, for Of
Miranda Sour not even u stump WAS
iclt, while in Swesv AL placid IN
mI!Itv, ccmtortcd with many apples
aud .reEuluns with rint, of years OF
happiness Miranda Sweet shaded
ttc doorway lovingly.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
Wrecked on Halifax,

HALIFAX. \. s.. Aug. 4.-With her
forward compartments filed with wa
ter and a hole in her bottom amdships
.hc freight steamer Blaamanden, Cap
tain Amundscn. from Hamburg for
Philadelphia with II general cargo, lies
Oh the rocks at White Point lodges in
n dangerous position. The two pas
scngrrs. Mrs. Motfatt of New York and
Mr.. Grey of Elizabeth, n. j., have
landed at Canso and will 80 home by
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
Leaned From EXPRESS Train,

BALTIMORE, Ang. 4.Nliss Minnie
G. Blizzard lcapcd from a West Vir-
ginia Central passenger train while
running thirty miles an hour near Cum
bcrland. She wanted to get off at Key
ser, but passed that point. She is deaf,
and, discovering her mistake. she made
a daring leap. She was picked up un-
conscious. supposed to be fatally in
jurcd, but will recover.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Petroleum was discovered at Rome,
Ga, at a depth of $50 feet.
Slight anticIcrical disturbances oc-
cities.
King Carol Of Ruumnnia has arrived
In Austria and been warmly greeted
by Emperor Francis Joseph.
Thirty naphtha boring platforms ut
Romany, Russia, have been destroyed
Dy fire.
The Centennial Flour mills at SpO.
kane, Wash, with daily capacity Of
100 barrels of flour and 200 barrels Of
cereal foods, were destroyed by fire.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
TrnIIey CnrA TeleNcOpeI.

ELGIN. H., Aug. An street ear
collision here two cars were tclcscoped
and several persons seriously injured
A switch to a siding. upon which stood
three empty ears, was left open, and
loaded car from Elgin crashed into
the standing cars, two being tcle
Ecoped. The passengers were impris-
Oncd for nearly an hour, and every one
Of the fifteen of them was more or less
seriously injured.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
Lord Darby's Owner Changes Plans.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4. e. f.. Smatl-
crs, owner Of l.ord Derby, 2:0Gla, an
nounccs that he has decided to with
draw the winner Of the $4,000 match
race at Hartford from his grand cir
ruit engagement at Buffalo this week
and drive the horse himself in race
to wagon, with a blue ribbon for the
prize, at Empire city park next Sat
urday. The New York Driving club, of
which Mr.. Snathers is n member will
hold its fifth meeting at the Yonkefs
track at that time
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
FROM
NEW CASTLE.

1
| New Castle, Aug. AT q time
when the people of other places are
rushing to the seashore in search of
cool air the people OF New Castle
have lots of it. The salt air from
the Delaware bay is here and the
people are not stingy by any means
so that in all probability next year
there will be a free recreation pier
here where the people can enjoy
the pure air and the children can
play and build up healthy frames.
The present City Council last Christ
mas served notice on the William
Lea and Sons Company that the
part of the Delaware street wharf
formerly occupied must be vacated.
AT the meeting of City Council Of
New Castle on next Tuesday night
action may be taken upon the sub
ject of building new wharf on
which will ba built a recreation pier
The City Council of New Castle had
a survey of the Delaware street
wharf MI lie this week by Civil E
gineer William KINNEY and he
found that two houses owned by the
Lea & Sons Company extend be-
yond the building line and that the
company has been claiming about
eight feet of the wharf that belong
ed to the city. The idea now ad-
vanced is to dive pilings along the
present wharf AMI make the wharf
one with fifty feat frontage. In the
spring time the wharf can be used
by the sllad fishermen and the fish
ermen are willing to pay the rent to
the city that they formerly paid to
the Lea d Sons Company. The
railroad company has also agreed to
run its spur track to the new wharf
so that there will be no trouble in
loading the fish. After the fishing
season Il new floor will bs placed on
the VIII lrf, neat railing and seats
will be erected SO that the whole
thing can be a fine recreation pier
over which will be placed cover.
Chauncey p. Hol 'oln3, who is
now the efficient assistant to thu
president of the Wilmington and
New Nas.io tlectric h1il"dy, mas
aSr9el To supply tne liSnts TOT tns
per 1fee. Inc ar III NEW Nast!e
aurihS Ine summer lhontiiS ~ eool
AM large numbers of Wilmington
people Went t23r7 III lorm9r W :rS
ana slt Tor hours on the ralir)ao
per WIN n no" mas p33n close 0
the plbllc. "A atlll greater noel f"r
the per Is the humble OF down r.v-
er boats tilat stop at New caste.
Ihe Lea d opls Company Tor years
m;lie the cnarscs 50 heavy that
IOWA RIVER oottS reiusai I'd Stop.
larht5, tugs aAa steamers Kept
riShF on 10 Delaware tlty where
they stopped and TOOK abr )al pro-
VISIONS Inc captains reiUs' III to
Stop AT New llstie on account OF
the charges. llils loSt the city OF
New castle lot OF patronage That
the business mel would otherwise
nave secured.
AT the registration on Saturday
the Registrars denanuei III case or
foreign bora citizens their natnrall-
zation papers IL IS understood That
there are several fore'gu born cltl-
zenS here who nave no papers
ana tlat before th'y get registered
they must secure the same. Young
men who register Tor the flrst time
must write tnelr names ana reai
the coAstltHti"A Ine registrars r.
quest all foreign citizens to bring
their papers. No taVors Will be
shown.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04

THOMAS 8. CLARK, of Dover, is
once more free man. 1t is hoped
that he will always remember that
the way Of the transgressor is hard.
He should thank his lucky stars he
has not gone to join his friend Zeke
Cooper
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
lust LOOK AT HER,

W hence came that sp'igLtiy stop fault
less skin, rosy complexion, smiling fucs
Sho l0ou. good. feels good. N.ves h"r
secret She uses DR.. KING. Nav I.ifu
rills. Rssult,-all organs active. lises
ton good, DO headaches. no chance Iur
bl ues." Try them yourself. only $50
1T N. II. DanE0rth's.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04

THE Republican Convention will
meet at Dover on August 18th, to
elected candidates for Congress,
State Auditor and State Treasurer.
This was decided on Saturday last
The evening Republican., 1902-08-04
VIRGINIA TO OHIO AFOcT.


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