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The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
COMMISSION ASKS
FOR MORE POLICE
City Council Refers Request
to its Committee on
Police.

City Council at its meeting last
nighJ received a request from The
Police Commission pointing out
the necessity for an extra Sergeant
and fifteen police.
The matter was referred to the
Police Commission.
City Treasurer Eeast.r reported
the balance in First National Bank
to be $93. 6J5 II; in each Of the four
depository banke, so, 600; received
of r'irst National Bank for in terest
SS6.ll; each of the four depos ,ory
banks, $3.50; S, p. C. A., S2O
George II. Boughman. chief engineer,
Sl00.05; John j. Cassidy, building
inspector, s499; John Boughman,
city auditor, So, 1872. 50; George H,
Mccall, lax collector, 81, 200. Th os.
S. Lewis. tax collector. 81. SIG;
Eugene NJ, Sayers, tax collector,
$2,525
Reports for October were read as
fo.iowe
Charles Cannon, superintendent
of crematory. 1908, 500 pounds Of
garbage burned and ffty.lve tons Of
coal on hand; Coal OIL Inspector
John J. Ryan. l7,7j4 gallons Of oil
tested; Milk Inspector Waiter A.
McEvillv, 255 inspections S,59j
quarts of milk. 30 Samples collected,
? analyzed and | arrest and conpic-
tion; Building Inspector OF John j.
Cassidy, IS permits, tolai valuation
of 1899, 1913. and S4g9 collected.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
il MPED FROM
RAILROAD BRIDGE.
Saved His Life But Lost Din
ner Pail and Suit Of
Clothes.

Victor Yewlock, a Pole, employed
as a labOrer at the plant Of The
American Carand Foundry Company
had thrilling experience last night
when he was going from his work
to his home beyond Eleventh street
bridge. lie was going across the
Brandywino railroad bridge, when
he saw train approaching on each
track.
Yewlock started to run, but STUN
hled and fell. He scrambled to his
feet but saw that one Of the trains
would catch him before he could
reach the other side Of the bridge.
Without moments hesitation he
lc0ped over the side of the structure
and dropped several feet into the
soft mud along the bank of the
creek He went down with such
force that it required the efforts Of
two Of his fellow WOrkmen to get
him out Of the mud, 1t cost Yew-
lock his dinner pail and 4 suit Of
clothes, but he was glad to escape
with his life.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
HOLZER MAKES
CRAVE CHARGE.
Alleges That Police Oficer
Kept a Witness From Ap-
pearing in Court.
John Holzer was a prisoner in the

John IIolzer was a prisoner in the
City Court this morning charged
wilk disOrderly conduct. lie acc used
a policeman OF intimilatlng d wit
ness not to appear but it veiopcd
that he had not asked for with.
esses. TIE case went over until
tomorrow morning.
Andrew Gordon, COored, was fined
s. aud costs for acting ii Il dIstr-
detAy manner at A and BultonwoGd
streets yesterday morning, He Lad
reyciver and while be hCu1lshed 1t
he used I'D language.
Alexander jackson was held in
500 ban for a hearing tomori Nv
morning on the charge Of obtaining
goods under false plelences
John Glyun was arrested by
Officer Hawkins this morning for as
sauItlug man at Fourth ami Mar
kHt streets When Glynu's case WAS
called lie failed to answer and a
capias WIS issued for his arrest
stella Morton, colorel, took eX-
ceptiOu to Lizzie Chambers talking
TO her beau, and showed her dis
pleasure by beating Lizzle over the
head with an umbrella. Tho fine
cost Stella just so and costs.
Four young men who woro charg-
ed win di.,oltlcrly conduct asked
for a continuance Of the case for
ono week.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
DEMOCRATS DROP
SUSSEX CONTESTS

Georgetown, Nov I Tie Demo
Gratis have Withdrawn ali their con
tests and tle %,,.NtIvG situation r.
mains rs It appear" On the face Of
The rrturu- wish the l. Itju t>c!u-
tJrlal district III uISpute. IAG CmDn
Republicans have lLree senators and
the Democrats one; Republicans
routps. tie election Of jefferson i'll
the Fifth ilslGic., a4l the u9legA.
ton to the lOw,r House will stand.
Union kcpuilica nH, seven, Deno-
Gratis, three
The judges today opened the bar
Of the Georgetown district and Mage.
the Repubiican candidate against
jefferson, gained two votes.
Twen!y.seven ballots had been
thrown out. The Court counted ten,
six for Mugec and four Tor Jefferson.
hi; leaves Jefferson still with his
lead Of six, as he gained two on his
own district yesterday.
The Republicans will endcaGor to
have the BrollHiin district tNrown
out. Claiming that the wrong kind
of pencil was used 10 marking the
ballots. Jefferson had suNstaa-
tla' lead in tEat district, and If it
were thrown out he would be de-
feated.
Senator J. Maull Alice OF Dover
and DR.. George n. Marsh all of Mil
ford are attending the canvass.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
WOMAN THOUGHT
SHESAW BURGLAR

The frequent burglaries that have
occurred in this city Of late hadwora
ed many up to a nervous state. Wo-
men and children are afraid to retire
at night aud even nerry men look
under the bed and in closets before
turning olt the lights. This
is especially true on the west side
Of town.
Yesterday . number Of mischicvous
boys in The neigh borhooI Of Third
and Harrison streets marked several
houses with chalk and then spread
the report that those houses had been
marked by burglars and were going
to be robbed This GreporL greatly
alarmed the women iOlk OF those
houses.
Last night one woman wos out
visiting friends and the conversation
turned to the frequent robberies.
When the woman Went home she
was greatly excited About -.30
o clock this morning, she was arous-
Cd by 4 slight noise and on opening
her eyes thought she saw man IN
the hallway. She screamed several
times and aroused the whole neigh
borhood. Tie neighbors FASTENED
to her assistance but Oh inyestigat-
ing found the house was securely
locked up and no one was around,
TO add to The scare several Sus pt-
cIous looking characters have appear.
ed in different parts Ct he city nnd
every stranger who is little the
worse for wear is Immediately re-
yarded as burglar,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
BARK ARIEL'S
ROUGH PASSAGE.
Eatletel Among Ice Bergs off
, Cape Horn for Two
Weeks.
LIBELLED FOR WAGES.
Cargo Discharged but Bark Can
not Clear for Philadelphia
Until Claim Of Seaman
Is Settled.
The bark Ariel has troubles of

The bark Ariel has troubles of
her own. On h0r passage from
Chlli tO the port Of Wilmington
Captain George Forrest feared her
t.t.l loss. The Ariel had $50, 600
worth Of nitrate Of soda aboard
In coming around Cape Horn her
trouble began For fourteen days
alll nights the sturdy craft battIed
among the icabergs and square
miles Of floating ice. 1t was an
awful experience ana when at last
She cleared away from the danger
the entire crew was eXhau5te |. AS
the passage consumed lO5 days
some Of the provisions ran out and a
passing steamer WAS hailed and
some were secured.
When the bark touched at Pigeon
Point pier Albert Bowen: colorel,
made Il demand for $127 wages.
Captain Forrest refused to pay him
and he placed his case in the hands
of Horace Greedy Knowles. He
had the bark libellol anl she is still
tied up under the charge OF Deputy
Marshall Bootes.
The agents Of the Ariel claim that
Bowen signed the shipping articles
at Norfolk and that, being under
the English flag, he will not be
paid until he appears in Philadel-
phia before the British consul.
The agents Of the bark and the
attorney for Bowen may come to an
agreement to-day to havo her re-
leased. She discharged about 5000
bags of her cargo here.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
LAURA BIGGAR
AGAIN OUT OF JAIL

Mics Biggar appeared unconcern.
ed and in good spirits, but declined
to talk about the case. 1t Is under
stood she insists she was married to
Henry M. Bennett and that she will
be able to purge herself Of tie al!eg-
ed conspiracy charge against her.
Upon her release she left for New
York.
The trial Of the conspiracy charge
probably will 0e set for 4 day early
in December.
Laura Biggar was released on
bail by Judge HelsIey yesterday at
Freehold, N. j., after stay IN jail
Of two days. Emanuel Heyman and
s. Kilgus, of Newark, are her bonds.
men. She was ordered discharged, to
appear before the November Court
to answer 10 any Indictment that
may be found against her.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
IN THE GRIP OF
A BOTTLE TRUST.

Another trust is now busily en-
gagcl in getting the people into its
grasp. The people will doubtless
be all themerrier over the situation.
as .hc action Of the new Conlblna.
ton will come largely in the shape
Of Christmas gift.
Local dealerS III bottle glassware
have been informed Of a combina-
Lion Of manufacturers, and the con.
seQuent elevation OF prlces all along
the line. The new price list just
received shows tnat the scale has
been raised from 2S TO GO per cent,
A large number Of Eastern jobbers,
it Is said, have been forced TO join
HANDS with the manufacturers ln the
combination,
So far as known no Wilmington
firms have as yet joined the combna.
tion, but those who have no con.
t,acts 10 cover needed supplies for
the busy scccoson no" oO, OF who can,
not have their requ.tlemen's mel o.!
independent factories, may ~c t'ght'
j plnchcd'
CONDITIONS FAVOR A sQUEEZE.
The rise in prices Of bottle glass.
ware comes at a time when the
heaviest trade of the year Is open.
ing, that Of the Christmas holidays.
Au increase OF from % to 60 per
cent. In the cost Of this line OF goods
neans that an immense financial
harvest will be reaped. harvest
that the cons umer must provide.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
DOBSON BROTHERS DENY
MR.. ADDICKS' CHARGE.
Say They Never Contributed
Money to Bring About
His Defeat,

I Edward AddicKs leader of the
Union Republicans q Delaware, In a
ln,tnr to Ghe "public I,sIpern. nrjnt.
rJ Yesterday morning, charged Gha,
Jnrn and lame. DonSon carne, man.
ufacturers OF that city had given H.
nancla' assistance 10 HIS poItICai op-
ponenNs' 10 thi' chaFge the MessTs'
DooSon made an @oso'u,s ueh IA.
when ASKED o? reporter o' .,le
'IHOi'c NeugHr 'o' d Iep.! ~ Mf'
Ada1cNHS sla'c'hen1 'aheS Doosoh' ,,
IN lhe presence Oh MS ''ot'ler' 'a'i
II do not uhoef''ahn way MI Au.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
WAY DOWN IN
OLD SUSSEX
Special To The DniIy lv.; ubli, anl

Georgetown, Nov. Alt roads in
Sussex County, yesterday, led to
Georgetown. 1T was Return Day, and
from early mornlng Until noon
despite the clouds lnda sm a Il shower
or two. people poured into town from
every direction.
People from far aud near came to
hear the "Ncws.' This is seen by
the following true story: In ADbolts
shop. William Michael Byrne was
being shaved when man entered
and asked Mr.. Abbott how the eiec.
tou went. The barber said: "The
Republicans have everything except
the Congressman Mr.. Houston Ia
elected "
"ls that sO?" he said with some
pleased astonrshnent.
"Yes, sald Mr. Byrne, that is
SO. ] yOuch for that for am the man
he beat,
SherlI-elect John Rodney Stess
came to town bringing with him tile
MilISboro COrnct Band.
They tell two good stories here,
one on the Regular Republican cau.
didate and the other on the
Union candidate. The regular candi-
date alter receiving his nomination
huug dog of his. When asked why
he had doneso he said, IL We got to
learn how, 50 thought | would be-
gin on the dogs. 1t is sad joan
lo1ney Steel after bearing OF his
election said to hls wife. 'l am
going TO the barn. In five minutes
run out and call me and say. 'sherl't
the prisoners are getting OUT. | want
to hear how 1t sounds LD be ca,led
Sheriff. "
Senator elect d. O. Moore drove in.
to town beh!nd the finest par Of
bay horses ever seen N thiS place.
He was Congratulated by even his
enemies. senator Moore IS Vue 0t
the mos, popular mcn in sussex
County, and tU this, as well as to
money, is due his election for he
was supported by many OF the Anti.
Salisbury faction. TheigcniaI scna.
tor was proceeded all the way from
Laurel to this town by the Unlon
Republican band, which was nicely
slowed away in hne band wagon
that was drawn by six strong horses,
An old gentleman who said he was
"A years Old came up 10 me aud said;
'ls Mr.. Ad1cks elected yet:'
,tNh - uuj- I t.Nft vnt -
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
RAILROAD COMPANY
SEXES SOFT COAL
Needs 1t in the Business Of Car
ryinS Freight and Pass
eNg0rS.
NO COAL SUPPLY HERE.
Eagineman Fear They Will Not
Get Enough Coal to Bring
Them Through.

That Pennsylvania railroad trains
may stop running through this city
for a short time is not an impOssi-
bility. strange as il may seem. The
comp8uy'5 coal supply IS about eN-
hausl"I and uuIe~s moro coal IS
secured to-day serious results are
pre- ticCcl,
Yesterday afternoon the railroad
company had to get three cars from
the Bush 4 Sons Company. hut
three carloads viii not 50 very far in
supplying the engines OF a division
Of tle Pennsylvania railroad,
Two more cars were secured this
morning but up to noon to-day ~
more Goa was III SIGHT. II requires
about 20 tons to supply the engines
for "a hours, The coal slutes III tbs
city are e!E pity, WHAT lite Goa: there
is is divided equally among
the engines. each in pro portion o tie
amount OF work il is required to DO.
Even at this rate the supply !s' not
nearly large enough aAd some OF the
tvemen are AFRAID they viii not nave
enough coai 10 carry them TO their
destination
Ali soft coal coming into the city
viii be seized 5y the railroad com
pany and Appropriated 70 its own
use. 1t was reported to-day that
the company's shops ~oud be shut
down to allow the sns!nes more coal,
but this was denied.
Sof, coal Is plentiful enough at
the mines bat every ayatIaO,e car
has been secured by the hard coal
dealers to snip the Anthracite
throughout the coun try.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
CITY VOTE
r. IS CANYASSED.
Congressman Houston Polled a
/ Vote OF 5,3ol in Winning
= ton.
IBYRNE FIGURES HIGH.
Brandywine Hundred Elects all
X. Republican Candidates ex-
NJ cept its Assessor. Shall
cross me cts Contest
MORE CONTESTS FILED.

+ The court sitting as Canvass
Board, resumed its session this
morning.
! Victor B. Wooley filed contests in
the Fourth Election district OF the
Seventh Representative district, in
behalf of the defeated Democratic
Inspector, and one each in the First
and Third of the Ninth Representa-
tive district, for inspectors.
J Mr.. Richards gave notice Of a
contest in behalf of the Republican
Assessor in the Second of the Ninth
and asked for an extension Of time
until that district was reached.
The court allowed Mr.. richards un-
It'll 2.3O o'clock this afternoon aud
that no extension would be said
granted after that.
Mr. Richards filed contests In the
First, Second end Third districts OF
the Thirteenth Representive district
in behalr Of L. V. Asprll. Jr.
j Mr.. Woolley filed protests in the
First, Second and Fourth of Thlr-
teenth Representivc district. A. J.
Wright, Democrat opposing S. G.
Derrickson, Republican.
T. Mr.. WooIley gave notice of contests
as to representatives, in the First and
Second district Of Fifteenth Represen
tive district. THIS makes u contest in
each district in the Thirteenth Rep
resentalve district.
The court then began to receive re-
turn from the Third Representative
district Of this city.
\ The court this morning finished
counting the returns in the Second
Representative district. The total s
are: Jones Union Republican, l4c7;
Rudolph, 735 Hurlock, 927; Jones
plurality $50.
\ Assessor in same district Spath
Democrat, hBS; Chadwick, Republi-
can 2l13, Chadwick's majority l245.
! In the Fifth Representative dis
trict, Connolly, Democrat, received
1857 votes, defeating Wrigtiugton,
kkepublican, who received l25l votes
by 400 votes.
! In The same district Bailey, Demo-
cratic Candidate tor Assessor, de.
,feated Lawrence Republican, by 354
Bailey 5 total was l646, Lawrence's
1892.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
OFFICIAL COUNT
N IN KENT COUNTY.

Dover, Nov. 1.-THE court Of can.
vass Of Kent County began their
work at 1905 O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon, with Chancellor Nicholson
and Justice James rennewiil Of tho
Supreme Court on the bench. These
clerks were sworn IN to enroll the
count: George Nj. Jones, Regular
Republican; Edward B. Louder.
bough, Union Republican; and Rob-
ert II, VanDyke aud 10 In Hopkins
Democrats.
! II e Democrats we're represented
by Richard II. Kenney, James II.
Hughes, Alexander NJ. DAILY, Will.
liam lenn Shocliley aud William L.
Goodiug, and the Union Republicans
were represented by Walter II. HAYES
nt the New Castle bar, and Frank II,
Davis OF the Kent County bar.
At the beginning, Chancellor
Nicholson announced that any af1i.
davlts Of fraud Or contest against
the count of the election board should
pc filed before the commencement OF
the canvass.
! Mr.. kenney, for tho Democrats,
pleaded for time to pr oduce the ma.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
SHOULDER DISLOCATED.


During the course Of a Greco
Roman wrestle at New Castle last
night Barney Mcmahon disloca,ed
his shoulder. He was wrestling with
Al. Revere. and was fully forty
pounds heavier than his opponent.
The bout was brisk and tiuaIly Re.
we're secured hammer-!ock on Nc
Mahon aud gradually forced him to
the mat.
TAis was the time McMahOn's
shouIder was dtsIocatcd and Revere
was awarded the match
There was a sparrIne match be
tween Kid Goddard, OF Philadelphia
and Young Humes.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
TOTAL CITY VOTE.

7 The total vote III the city Of Will
mington for the hcado the ticket
was as follows: Houston, Democrat,
5,5S4; Ball, Reg gular Republican,
,4,25+; Byrnc, Union Republican,
9, 544; Todd. Prohlbltion,slo4; Ward,
Labor, 2ll.
T.. In Brandywine hundred Abram
Il. Tyre Republican Representative
was elected by q majority of eighty
four over Rightser Democrat, the
vote being 35S and pa respectively.
! Brandywine sprang surprise
by eIccting Grubb, Democrat, over
,Talley, Republican, candidate for
ASSESSOR, by a majorityof p.
+ G. Candy Hopkins, Republican
candidate for Levy Court Commits
sioner, was elected by a majority Of
l23 over kilgore, Democrat.
si The official figures for New Cas-
tic hundred show Taylor defeated
Iby Holcomh, Democrat, by 81 MT
jority Mcdaniel, Democrat, do
feated King for assessor by 39 votes.
b"' AdoCH, DtLllOIlGIt ttuu bull Is,
Republican, are elected Road Com
MissiOners in that hundred.
The official returns of the First
Representative district, presented
to tl"e Board Of Canvass yesterday
afternoon, showed the defeat of
James Kitchen, Republican candi-
date for the Legislature, by DR.,
Bucknaster, Democrat, by major
ity of IS.
For assessor in the same district
Mccoy, De nocrat, was defeated by
Gael, Republican, by 72.
+ In the Fourth district for repre-
sentative, Monaghan, Democrat,
received 1,0l9 votes, and Lawton,
Republican S5S votes, making Mon
aghan's majority l9l. For assessor
in the same district. Blerman, Dem
ocrat, received 1,O42 votes, and
Bowers, Republican, S94 votes, lnak-
ing Blerman's majority las votes.
The court adjourned at six o'clock.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
MAY BE TWO SENATORS.


ulars WIN be hNmcd.
The announcement 5that the Dem.
ocrats Of the incoming Legislature
would 90 into dca to eject two
Regular Republicans to the United
S lalcs Senate has caused a sensa.
ton among the politicians.
The deal, it is announced, is to be
made for the purpose Of eliminating
j. Edward AddicKs from Delaware
politics. 1t had been announced
here previously that there was a
movement on foot to elect Willard
salisbury, Democrat, for the two.
year tarm, and General James II.
Wilson or Coionei Henry A. DUPONT,
Regular Republicans, for the four.
year term.
The statement now comes that
none Of the Regulars will vote for a
Democrat. 1t now remains for the
Democrats to PERSIA le eight cen of
their members to cast their votes
for Regular Republicans. A we'll
known kont County Democrat, who
was in Attendance at the Court of
Canvass, yesterday afternoon, said:
THE Legislature willnot be dead
locked. There will be two Regular
Republicans elected on the first bal
lot This applies to extraordinary
session or no extraordinary session y
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
WELDIN FARM
TRANSFERRED.
City Solicitor Reinhardt Files
Decd for Site of New City
Reservoir

The city Of Wilmington now owns
the Weldin farm on the Concord
turnpike, City Solicitor Reinhardt
filed the deed at Recorder Of Deeds
Ciarks office today. The Weldin
farm will be used as a site for the
proposed new reservoir The Water
Commission has paid the s42, 900 to
the owner of the so acres Of ground
and an amcable settlement will be
made regarding the interest due by
the commission
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
TWO SUss EX CONTESTS pRoppEp.

Georgetown, Nov. 7.-Late last
night the Sussex Court Of Canvass
was stlll considering contests enter.
ed by the Democrats against the
election Of seven Addicks Assem- I.
biymen. Two Of the contests we're
dropped by the Democrats leaving
the seats Of the following members
still In dls2ute John H. Bennett,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

First district; Oliver A. Newton.
Second; Samuel Harrington Messy,
Fourth; Rufus b. Lingo. Jr., sixth;
iOhn e. Townsend, Jr. Seventh.
The Addicks men are II Fhtlng the
alleged election Of Thomas W. JEFF
terson. Democrat. for state Senator
from the flIth district ana OF Joseph
y. Thompson, Democrat, tol Repre-
sentative lrtm the VcuLh district.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
To OnnI. Tna Store.

The c. D. Kenny Company Of
Baltimore, operators Of 80 hig tea
stores in as many Of the principal
cities Of the country, viii open the
building so 4 East fourth street
Tomorrow with full line Of teas,
roftees. etc There will he svuNtuIr5
for visitors.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

The vigilance with which the police
have ran down every suspicious char
acter during the past few days has
PVT stop to the burglagteS. Eve
men who had been acting IN 4 sus.
piclous manner are now in the work.
lnNSh
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

The American Cal and Foundry
C0mpaay to-day shipped two new
RAPID transit cars to Scranton com
pany, The cars are exceptionally
large and yesterday afternoon when
one of them was placed on the regu.
lar car track Of the lOca! company it
broke it down.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

Mcssrs, Megginson and Armstrong
Of the Bridge Committee Of Levy
Court met this morning. Anew iron
bridge Will be built over the Chris.
tiana near Newark, Plans and specl.
hcations will be presented at the
next meeting Of tho Levy Court
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

Elmer ". Njrkcrson, 1910 West
Twelfth street. II fireman on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Lad Lis right
hand badly cut yesterday atterLoon
He was cleaning the lamp on his
engine when the globe lroke and
inflicted al ugly wo&ud. Detective
" r. Jones dressed his injuries ID
NiCke rSOM wont homN.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

Three clvl engineer, W re at the
Pennsylvania railroad brdga that
crosses the Braudywllc CreeN tins
morning surveying for the abut-
mcnts of the proposed new srruc.
ture. When askel re@araiug the
Lew plans, they refused t. discuss
them
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

"l'he jingle OF the guinea helps tho
hurt, >
The Ideal" Accident Policy dlIs
this bill.
Vandever s. Follarsbee.
State Agents,
404 Equit. Bldg.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
Repairing Nid c ars.

TIE local car shops Of TIE Pullman
Ca, Company to-day shipped five par.
lor cars to the New YORK and Hudson
Rive! Railroad Com pany. The cars
are old ones that Nave been repaired.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
To Give Bake,

The Kings Daughters Of ST. Luke's
Church will give bake in the
church this afternoon and evening
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

josephine lillI Of Ill ButtOnwocd
street, was sent 10 the Emergency
Hospital to-day suffering from small.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
n Delaware Avenue Baptist

IN UeIdWATe AVeHUe BdplIsV
Church TINS evening. tgefF;.Cv u.
Q. Vedder, Of Grocer Seminary, will
give dvctrlnal on Iecturethe subject
of "Sin.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-07
COUNTY TREASURER,

Benjamin T. Conwell, U. R.,
3,94i; George w. Killen, d., $3.50;
Robert j. Mears, r., 2l5; Benia h
Tharp, Pro-, l52;Conwe!ls plural lity
ISL.