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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-22
KANSAS CITY'S NEW THEATER.
Willis Wood Opera-House to Re-
place the Old Coates.
REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC
Kansas City, Aug. 21--On Monday the
Willis Wood Opera-house is to be opened
for the first time. The building Is to re-
place the historical Coates House. which
burned two years ago. 1t Is neither on
the old site nor the old lines. The cost
is not far short of $4,000. and the build
ing. inside and out. is said to compare
fayorably with any Of the opera-houses on
this Continent or in Europe.
Walter Sanford. a young newspaper
writer. is to be manager Of the house,
with 0. d. Woodward as lessee.
Amelia Bingham is to dedicate the
Willis Wood. opening the season here in
"A Modern Magdalene."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-22
CORPORAL o'BRIEN IN JAIL.
Is Charged With Perjury Before
Senate Philippines Committee.

Washington. Aug. 2L-Ex-Corporal OBn-
en-. who reached this city last night in Gus
tody of United States Marshal Darling of
Bostcn. was arraigned In the District Su-
preme Court to-day ard committed 10 jafl
on an Indictment charging him with per-
jury In connection with his testimony be-
fore the Senate Philippines COMMITTEES. Bail
was fixed at &0e-
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Illinois Rural Free Delivery.

Washington. Aug. A.-Rural free delivery
service will be established in Illinois Oc-
tober ! as follows:
Ashland. Cess County: two carriers; length Of
route. 45A miles: population served. Lon.
icy. Mercer County; ,wo carriers; length OF
route. Els miles: population served, SO.
Milan. Rock Island County; enc carrier:
length Of route. 22A miles: population served. sl3.
Olney. Richland County; two carriers: length
of route. 49, miles; population served. $50.
Saint Augustine, Knox County: enc carrier:
length OF route. 24S miles; population served. 4l4.
Shannon. Carroll County; one carrier; length
OF route. . miles; population served. 5l5.
Tallula. Menard County: one carrier: length OF
route. ~ miles; population served. go.
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WOMAN oUELLS A MUTlNY.
Stops Effort to Break Jail After
Husband Is Wounded.

Des Molnes. Aug. IA telephone mes
sage from Centervilie states that a mutiny
occurred in the county jail early this morn
ing, resulting In the serious wounding of
Sheriff Davis.
M Sherin's wife seized an ak and with
the assistance of Deputy Bennington, who
had a revolver. drove the prisoners back
to their cells. The mutiny follows a series
of attempts to break jail within :he past
week, two of which were successful.
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Illinois Scholarship. Awarded.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Salem, I'LL, Aug A-Fred c. Goodnow of
this place, vice president of the State
Farmers Institute, for the twenty-first dis
trict, to-day announced that he had grant
ed free scholarships to the State Schoo of
Wilson of this county and John w. Sterei
of Wabash County. Mr.. Goodnow has also
announced that the time of the Clinton
County Farmers Institute has bsen
changed from November IL and l., to No
Vember Z and s.
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Engraxed Calling Card..

Engraving plate (scripD and loo Finest
Calling Cards from same. $50. or leo cards
from your plate, 81. Mail orders promptly
filed. Write for samples.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
On Broadway, cor. Locust ST.
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Marion County Soldiers Reunion.
SPECIAL.

Salem. H., Aug. 1.-The twenty-first an
nual reunion of the Marion County Soldiers
and Sailors being now held at Patoka, this
county, was attended to-day by 200 per-
sons. Almost every old soldier in the coun-
ty was present. Addresses were made by
department commander, Colonel Trimble,
the Reverend Doctor T. Dewitt Peake and
Major Joseph W. Wham of this. place. A
campfire" was enjoyed Tonight oy the
veterans.
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Liquor Prosecution Failed.

REPUBLIC SPECTAL
Clarence. Mo-, Aug. 21.-The case against
McQuelly g. Jacobs, druggists who were
charged with the illegal sale of liquor, was
dismissed in Squire Durham's Court. yes
terday. The prosecution was brought by
the Reverend Mr.. Fferson OF ~. Louis. a
representative Of the Anti-Saloon League.
The evidence was too mixed. There are sew
eraI other prosecutions to be brought
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Old soIdiers' Reunion.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
Harrisburg. Ill, Aug. 2i.-Pope. johnson.
Williamson and Saline counties will hold
their annual old soldiers reunion at Stone
fort, September 3. 4 and ). The Saline
County Veterans Association will hold its
annual reunion in this city on the above
dates also.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-22
Iniured by a Cow.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Havana, Ill. Aug. 21.-W.lliam Menke, q
prcminent and wealthy farmer. was
knocked down and seriously injured by a
vicious cow to-day.
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There Is Nothing Experimental

About our optical examinations. Each eye
is tested separately by DR.. Bond. our expert
optician, and fitted with the lens it requires.
Examination free.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
On Broadway, cor. Locust st.
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Rome, Aug. A.-Emperor william has
sent a letter to King Victor Emmanuel. ex-
pressing the pleasure which he anticipates
at their approaching meeting in Berlin. ad-
ding that he desires to "a him a return
visit in Rome on the occasion Of the unveii-
mig of the monument to Goethe, which the
Emperor has presented to this city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-22

Cape Girardenu Ugh Excursion,
Saturday, August z. Leave II D. m. via
Illinois Central Tickets g. Foresters'
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Clay County Old settlers Reunion.

Clay City. ILL.,. Aug. 2.-The fourteenth
annua reunion of the old settlers OF Gay
and adjoining counties will be held AT gay
ler's Springs. August 30. Among the speak
ers who are expected to be present are
Governor Yates. Attorney General Hamlin
and ]. b. Williams. Democratic candidate
for Congress in the district
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$5.OO-St. Louis to Kansas City-$S.OOb
via Missouri Pacific Railway, saturday,
August q. Ticket Office Southeast corner
Sixth and Olive streets.
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A Moderate-Priced Lunch
At Luyties. Sixth and Franklin, pleases
hundreds Of people daily. Quick service.
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Malachi Hauslein. EIgin. SO: Albert Krause. Ma
tional Home. Danyille. 81; Berrymon II. Haney,
Echovilie; ST.. George Hopkins. -Belvidere, s.;
John ZoIl, Soldiers and Sailors. Home. Quincy,
+, Easton. Elizabeth. 81; Theodore Aldrinser.
soldiers and Sailors Home, Quincy. $; James
T. White. Creal springs. s.; Dudley McKIbben.
Albion. IS; Jacob Taylor. Alto Pass. IS; Henry
H. Holman. Browne. SIP: George voorhees,, Peo-
ria, $l7; Talcut 3. Maxson. lewiston. IS; Mary
physboro. Sl2;. Jane Brigham. Jerseyville, IS
Indiana-Jackson McDougall, Colburn. S.: Ell
ton A. Taylor. Michigan City. s24; Roscoe King.
Mooresville. IS: Abraham Bunneil. Monticello,
sl2: John R. Dickson. Petersburg. $40: Hiram
Antibus. Bruceville. $40: Alex. Starnes. spcn-
D. Carter. Brownstown. S14; William H: Barnes,
Greeusburg. S4; George F. Jenkins. Indianapolis,
IS; Leonard Burkhardt, Upton. sl4; joseph Wat
son. ScottsbUrg. $24; George NJ. Smith. Lafayette.
Sy;TTiau 81; T Tdnis, I 4 WhipPIs; c9ssieri bs ;lSi
Craw. Delaware, SO: James NJ. Clark. dead,
Lewis. 80: Jacob Wolf. Angola. SO: Joshua L.
Hayes. Bridgeton, $l2: Job ". Pownall. Fulton,
81: Mary c. Adams, Riley, IS: Rebeeca E. Hicks.
Barrett. Augusta, IS: minors Of Archy- Burnett.
Paoli, SIS: Alice A. Pickerin. Laporte, so; Mary
Jane Smith. Indianapolis. S12: Anna overturf,
Indian Territory-Alexander Hale, Claremore.
So Peter Ditman, Chickasha. SO.
Roush. .Munden. IS: Phineas Fair. Sherwood. So;
Lewis ". Laws. Belviiere, Sc; Adolphus F. Ny
ers, Nicke-son. SIS; George W. Creaser. Lacygne.
s.: VIM. A Brown. Haworth. IS; John Bunce.
VIM B. Willis, Emporia, IS; John speer. Edo
RADIO. SO; George W. Atkinson. Pleasanton. 80:
Ann l. Smith. Garden lily. S.; Sarah E. Kit
trell. Lyndon, 8; Samuel Ewing. Glbtown. *e-
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$3.50 SEDALIA AND RETURN.
S22 BOONVILLE AND RETURN.
ECO COLUMBIA AND RETURN.
SATURDAY NIGHT. AUGUST @, via
NJ. K. & T. Ry. Special train at 1000 D.
m. arriving St Louis on return $50 a.
m Monday.
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Foresters' League Moberly Excursion,
Sunday. August "a. S1.75. Montgomery, $50.
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Jo.lin-A.bury Family Reunion.

Golden City, Mo-, Aug. H.-The fourth an
nuai reunion of the Josiin and Asbury fam
lilies began here to-day and will last over
SUNDAY. The exercises are held in the JOS
lin grove.
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Join the Mercantile. Be your own wash
LADY. Seventy per cent profit.
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e. Jaccard Jewe1ry Co.'s ONCE,
Corner Broadway and Locust street.
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Army Orders.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Washington, Aug. l2l.-Army orders were
issued to-day as follows:
First Lieutenant Austin Parker, Eighth In
fantry, il transferred TO the Twenty-fOuIth In
fantry. Company II. and will proceed to join that
company upon the expiration OF his present
leave.
The following transfers are made in the Artil-
lery Corps:
Captain Oscar S. Traub. from the Eleventh
Company. Coast Artillery, to the First Company;
Captain George Blakely from the First Com
pany to the Eleventh Company.
Major Ammon Augur. Twentieth Infantry. is
detailed as a member OF the Examining Board
at Columbus Barracks. OhS, vice Major James
s. Rogers, Twentieth Infantry.
Captain Daniel Carr. Signal Corps. will pro-
coed from this city TO New London. Conn, for
temporary duty pertaining to the army and ma
Wy maneuvers.
First Lieutenant Richard Rickard. Signal
duty.
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During the four years of the previous ad-
miuistration 4,SO6 dog licenses were issued.
Since January 1. this year, Mr.. Clifford has
issued 24.064 dog licenses.
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CITY ITEMS.

Remember CRAwFoRD's Great ALL
DAY Friday Bargain Sale to-day, and be
on hand early.
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kaiser wants to visit Rome.

BrtsJ0 FOR catalogue, $500 engrarings Matted IRE
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
Marcus Hook Items

Samuel j. Burton, the veteran
shipbuilder, who has been seriously
ill for several weeks, is now in q
critical condition, With only slight
chances for recovery.
Miss Meade Caldwell has return
ed home after pleasant visit to
relatives and friends in Wilmington
in company with Miss Hubbell.
Thomas A. Vernon, the we'll
known insurance collector, who has
been quite i'll, is convalescing, and
hopes to resume his duties in a few
days.
Miss L. Pearl Barto is spending
some time with Mrs. Shatfer, at
Straasburg, Pa. Mrs. Shatfer ives
formerly Miss Anna Chalfant, and
resided here during the time her
father. Rev. VIM. Il. Chalfant, was
pastor of Cokesbury NJ. l.. church.
Mrs. Emma Harris and daughter,
of Crumpton, Nd, are the guests Of
relatives in the First Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. KitSelman have had
as their guests relatives from Salem,
N. J.
Ex-Burgess and Mrs. Samuel YER
non are entertaining their grand
daughter from Railway, N. J. Miss
Vernon is a daughter Of Mr.ahd Mrs.
John Vernon, and will spend several
weeks with her grand parents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
ONE TICKET
TWO SENATORS

For Sussex and Kent comes the
gladdening news that there will be
but one ticket and that the Union
forces will give recognition to the
Regulars on the ticket. This means
a Republican victory from one end
of the state to the other.
New Castle county must fall in
line.
Another movement now on foot is
the calling of the Legislature aud
election Of two Senators. A Fed
eral office holder said: Il am not
kicking; Yes, call the Legislature
and let two Senators be chosen
DUPONT said he would not so with
AddIcks. He may have changed
his mind by this time. If not let
that sterling Delawarean Anthony
Higgins go for the long term and
let Addicks go for short term and
let the people two years from now
vote on his popularity and record in
the Senate
We must defeat the Democrats.
We can defeat them and there is no
reason why we should not give them
a drubbirs that will retire them
until the appe arance OF the locusls
in 20OD."
There is meeting Of the Repub-
lican County Committee being held
this afternoon.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
Bride As A NAL Thief.

Altoona, Pa. July 25.-Post OF.
flee Inspectors Wardle and Malone
late last right arrested Mrs. Mar
garet Reich while she was visiting
her brother aud sister in Altoona
on a charge of opening registef0
letters aud taking money from them
the total amoat being about $500.
She confessed 1t is said and 10 now
uader bail for trial. The woman
has been married only about two
monlhs and most OF the alleged pill.
iering was done before her m arriage.
She was clerk for her father,
JOHN Bonner, postmaster ia the Of
flee at Mckee Gap. and is accused
oil opening the letters as they pass.
ed throrgn that Office. taking out a
part OF the money aud resealiuy the
envelopes. Until day or two ago
no evidence could be obtained that
would warrant arrest. Fin ally de-
coy letter was opened and the mat.
ter waa traced TO her, the arrest
folio ing.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
r1r. Douof1D to Explain

At the Board OF Education meeting
on Monday night next Bernard Don.
Ohio, the member from the Second
ward, who at a recent meeting charg'
ed that the board was robbed In a
coalI contract will be asked to ex'
plain.
Many are interested in the outcome
of the matter and are anxious to see
whether Mr. Donoho will give facts
and figures 1t is claimed that II he
has such facts and figures in his pos
session it is his duty to give them SO
the public may know what has been
going Oh.
On the other hand the board should
not be compelled to shoulder an &C.
Cusation OF this kind. il there is moth.
ing upon-Which to base it.
Mr.. Donoho has, several times be.
fore. made matters warm in the
Board of Education and the people
are anxious to lind if he is going to
stir things this time.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
iauyc $ and Doctors Game

TIL" management Of the Lawyers
base ball team which will play the
Doctors an Aug. ~, for the benefit
Of tn" Mckinley Monument Fund,
is making special efforts to securr
Thos. +. Bayard, for first base. The
Lawyers team has has y applicants
l.. |. Handy and VIA. N. Byrne are
offered special inducements to coach
MI. Handy to coach the Republicans
regardless Of the team they're OIL
and ALr Byrne the same
A Darby car burned out on Thurs
day evening in Chester.
Secretary Wigslesworth Of Ii c
Board .! Health reports 33 deaths,
80 births and 9 marriages Tor the
past week 10 WILMINGTON.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
Pomona Qrn 70.

New Castle County Pomona
Grange will hold their annual pic
mic at Brandywine Springs on Aug.
q and %, 1902. There will be a
ladies' department in the Fair of
which Miss Meta i. Woodward has
charge Any one having premiusus
to offer can correspond with her, box
So, Elslnere, Del, and they will be-
promptly attended to. Premiums
have already been offered by Wu.
McElwee, S. N. Thomas d. Co., Ell.
Peacock Co., Hiram Ycager, James
Meharg, Woodward Bros, w. Roy
Fryer, and Riggs 81 Bcrlell. All
goods to be exhibited must be
brought to the Springs. on Tuesday
August 26. All pelishab!e goods
must be there by o'clock on We'd
neshay August u. Farmers wives
and daughters bring your preserves,
jellies, cakes, bread, pies and fancy
work
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
A Threatening Letter.

ST JOIlNSBERY ., July 2G.-Dr.
Henry c. Newell of this place received
letter from Boston, signed with
three sets Of initials, threatening him
with death last night if $4,000 was not
deposited by boy at the corner of
Schoo! and fremont streets, Boston.
The letter said a man would be wait.
ing to receive the money al G o'clock,
that it was mailed in boston Thursday
afternoon, 1t was written in u
wretchrl hand, the words were mis-.
spelled and the letter urgrammatical
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
O'NEAL BROS,
Telephone Men Couldn't Agree.

ROCHESTER,, \. Y. July 26.-Pur.
suant to Il call issued about hundred
representatives of independent or non.
Bell companies operating In the state
of New York convened here for the
purpose Of forming a state association.
Owing to some rivalry sprinsinS up be.
tween the two long distance compa.
niCs, each Of which seeks to furnish
long distance connections for the indie.
pendent telephone companies in New
York and elsewhere, Il split occurred
in til" convention. and after many tur.
bu!cnt scenes which approached close
upon personal encounters the adher,
"utS of one Of the companies boltrd
after the friends Of the other had So.
cured the temporary organization
Elghty-iiyc per cent of the delegates
then went into convention ut the Pow.
prS hotel
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
DOT S

A picnic will be given by the
Daughters of Israel of this city in
Tatnall's woods, now Il portion of
Brandywine Park on August 7.
Members of the Journeymen
House Painters Association and Car
and Ship Painters will hold a picnic
at Bavarian Park this afternoon
and evening.
Workmen ON Thursday began the
work of making excavations for the
new engine house of the Brandy
wine Fire Company at twenty-tifth
and Market.
John Reagloves has been arrest
ed in Chester on a charge of rob.
bling freight car of the P. w. &B.
Railroad Company.
Several cars loaded with bar iron
yesterday were shipped by the Dia-
mond State Steel Company. The
cars were placed on barges and
towed by the tug Amanda Powell
to the w. & N. pier.
Colonel j. A. Smith, United States
engineer for Wilmington harbor,
yesterday returned from Rockhall,
Md. where went to inspect the river
at that place
W. Derrickson, first driver Of the
Joseph Stoeckle Brewing Company,
was on Thursday presented by the
other drivers with a large cake in
honor of his torty-fifth birthday.
Watermelons from Georgia were
only in small numbers in the
market this morning and were SELL
ing from l3 to 2j cents apiece. Cant
aloupes from Jersey were on sale
not of the jersey Lind variety that
were bringing 60 to s. cents bas-
ket. Other country produce
was in the market in abundar CO
and brought god prices.
Coal is selling ut Lancaster, Pa,
for $3.50 per ton, ana ut West Ches.
ter for 81 per ton, ana i'll Whining
ton for $3.50.
Thomas G. McCorkle is at Atlantic
City, N. j., for his health which
has been very poor for some time
past.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
l)ROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received by
theTrusteeS OF tho Poor OF New Castle county
until 10 O'clock a. m. WEDNESDAY, July 81,
l9t2 tor supplying tho New Castle Go. Hospital
from July 20. 1907, to the last Wednesday in.
October lW' with beef, mutton, bread. grons-
es dry goods, shoes, tobacco, carpet slippers
drugs and medicines
Bidders on Shoes Mi ppera, tobacco and dry
goods VIII he required to furnish samples.
BIDS Tor beef Will BE- by tho quarter in pro-
portion OF Que hind quarter to three fore. quar-.
tiers, out Of cattle we'll fatted and dressing n ot
less than 5yO pounds.
Bids FOR mutton will bo on fore.quarter5 OF
eight ribs only.
Bids for groceries, and drugs will
and must BIZ OF tn. best quality. Bids will also
be received for supplying the Hospital with
creamery butter delivered In such qualities
as this suparintenlent may direct.
All goo L. to bs delivered at tho hospital
In such quantities. and at such times as the
super tntendent may direct
All bids to be directed to the Trustees Of the
poor.
N, bid will be received unless III accordance
with the above.
Trustees reserve the right to reis ct any or
all bids.
1t /, further agreed that in case Of failure
on the part of the bidder to furnish any Of
these articles IN accordance with the specih
crtions, that tho snperi ntsndent Is authorized
TO purchase such article in the open market
and the bidder hereby agrees to puy for III,
same.
B. FRANK BIZ CKBURN,
jy26.3t Hupsrint endent.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
New / cumberland Team

The Cumberland team that is tc
be the attraction at the South Side
Park this afternoon is said to be an
exceptionally fast one.
The team has defeated both the
Steelton y. NJ. G. A. and Harris,
burg y. e. teams this season. The
manager claims that in Brecken,
ridge he has Il pitcher who is the
superior of Berry the boy wonder
who has defeated Wilmington A. A
twice this season. The New Cum.
bcrland teams bathing order for
to-day follows:
Balm 3D. Steese RF'. Wharton SIS
Hartwick 2B.; Ramsey CO.; Work
man 49,; Hase G.. Breckenridge p.
Steward LIZ.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
Search Light Exc ron

The steamer Diamond state, OF
the Delaware Navigation Company,
will leave King street wharf this
evening at S O'CLOCK for Philadelphia.
The boat is equipped with the latest
aud improved scarchlight. These
trips are enjoyable in every way and
in the past have been we'll patronized.
The time Of leaving has been arrang.
ed at this hour tllat no race may take
place between this and the boat OF
the other line. as the rules of the
company permit no racing
DO not forget the hour Of leaving
and the place.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
IN AT.l~.

enthusiastically in this citv on July a.
1912 James t'rcer Jr, aged 10 year,
Relatives friends and members of tho Hen-
tasophI or S. W. NJ. IRE invited to attend
the funeral services at the reside nee OF David
}. Wlgliell, No 40 Wet It'll street, on Sun
day afternoon ut 4 o'clock. lnterment ut Rlv.
erv!cw cemetery.
sMIrH-ln this city on July g. 1892. Ruth A.
smith, aged - wears.
Relatives and friends are invited to view
the remains Ut her late residcnc.. No. ga W.
10 b street on sunday evening. July q. In
terment ii on lay, July ~ ut bradford c'me-
terry, Ma"skallton, Pa.
Ci.ARHCn the 2Sth inst, Manic E., wife
of james Clark IN her 18th year.
Relatives and friends are invhGl to attend
the funeral from the residence 1T her husband
at Marshaltpn. Del. on Tuesday aftcrnc IN
at ! clock. lnterment at led Clay Creek
Cemetery.
TEUlrr-- Or the ed inst, Samuel r. Truitt,
ag-I is years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the resi depce OF his
daughter, Mrs. Hoo. r. Fem, No IA West
2nI street. on Sunday afternoon. July 27th
Mt !. " . clock. lntermentat Dit. Salem ceme-
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
Baby For Adoption

Superintendent Blackburn OF the
New Castle County hospital has a
baby boy for adoption. Trustee OF
the Poor Robert McFarln found the
little cherub on the hospital lawn
yesterday morning where many like
it-make its appearance.
1t has a winsome face and Superin-
tcndent Blackburn would like 10
find some one willing to adopt it.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-26
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
and to day cloudy weather will pre-
vail with cooler temperature and
westerly winds.
On Sunday, partly clear and warm
err weather will prevail with south
erly winds.
On Monday fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, and warmer.
The thermometer at w. C. Taylor s
drug store 302 King street today reg.
istered as follows:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
GS 10 Is