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The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
A YER MONT LADY'S
Desperate Fight for Life.
Paine'sCelery
Compound
Saved me From the Ins4ne
Hospital as Well as Cu,el
t my Rheumatism.

Il There never was 4 remedy so highly
recommended as Paine's Celery Com
pound There never was q remedy
Ia such universal demand. 1t is
popular and priced in tens Of thous-
sands Of bones, because il makes sick
! people well. 80 e.
Palne's Celery Compound has say.
ed thousands from nervous pros ira.
tton and collapse; it has affected
wonderful kidney andiiver complaint;
It's victories over rheumatism and
neuralgia have commanded the atter-
tiou and admiration OF our best ply
Sicians. 1t has cured disease when
everything ielse has failed. b. '.f o.
Mrs Nathan BeaIs, a we'll known
lady Of Gal.ups Mills, Vt, writes as
follows: .For ten months before
commenced taking Paiuc's Celery
Compound, lcovld not pat my foot
on the first round Of my chair. only
five irches from the !oor. | had
nearly lest the use OF my left side,
and ! cotld rot lit a pound weight
with the left hand without danger Of
dropping it, Many times l would
II + something at the table, only to
op it, | had 4 pressure in the top
vi my head and pain at the base OF
the BRAIN which would leave me SO
nervous that | used to tell my hns-
&tand | would saEely go crazy. could
tot keep still at night, and sundays
were just awful to me. found my
whole system Frustrated: anl it took
long time to build up my poor wcru
out nerves | thiuk that Paiuc
Celery Compound saved me from the
Insane Hospital as we'll as cured my
rheumatiSm,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Alleged Illegal Voting.

George W. Spicer, OF Marsh alton,
former clerk 10 the House OF Rep
resenta,ives, was served with war
rants yesterday charging him with
having voted illegally at sch ool
elections in the Marshalton dis.
trict, and VIII be arraisned before
Mag strate Bradley this afternoon
at 5 clock
The accusations against Spicer
were made by Albert flaming,
school tax collector tor the district.
lie alleged that Spicer has vot ed at
the last two school e!ec tons,
although be has failed to pay his
school tax, which 10 necessary to
make him eligible 10 vote. Tn e
warrants were placed in the hands
Of Constable Green, by whom they
were served.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
ciergymcn doing 10 Europe.
Baltimore, Md, July


Very Rev. Slattery superior of
st. ,Joseph's Society for Colored
Missions, who has been spending
some time with relatives in New
York since the close of st. Joseph's
Seminary, of which he is president
will go to Europe to spend the sum
mer ,.---
Father slattery, who assigned
Rev. Joseph Murphy, recently or
daiped, to the Industrial School at
Clayton, Del, has appointed Rev.
G. R. Uncles, colored, Of Clayton,
a professor at Epiphany Apostolic
College, at Walbrook. Father IN
cles was the first negro ever ordain-
ed, to the Catholic priesthood in this
country, ...
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Robbed Widow " no Refused Lodging

Shiloh, N. j., July II. Mrs Sa.
rah Carter, an aged widow, living
on the Salem pike. two miles north
OF this place. was robbed last night.
by tramp whom she had refused
the privilege of staying at her resi-.
denre all night ..'
The Weary Willie" called in the
afternoon and asked for lodging
free, and when he was refused said
she would regret her action. About
midnight she heard noise. in the
dining room. Mrs. Carter demand
ed who's there.'
The tramp answered the thief,
as he leaped out the window. Mrs.
Carter found that all her savings,
$l1O, were stolen.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Fell -Four Stories to DE ath

John +. Hutchinson. clerk in the
record department Of the pennsyl.
yania Railroad, was fatally Injured
Yesterday afternoon by a falifof four
stories down the staircase wall of the
FiIbert street end OF the company's
offices in Broad street station, Phil
adelpha. 1t is believed he lost his
balance while leaning over the rail
ing.
HIS fellow clerks say he sometimes
complained Of attack, Of vertigo The
man WAS taken to the PENNSYLVANIA
hosplta., where examination showed
that he had sustained fractures Of
the jaw, left arm and shoulders and
both thighs. He also suffered con-
cu,sion Of the brain and gave evidence
II nternlI injHlIes, lie lived an hour
after being adm ittcd to the hospi.
tai.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Train Runs into Cr0wi

Pittsburg, July 1l-Three rail.
road employees were killed aud seven
others and many embers Of the
sunday school Of Emery NJ. Il.
Church injured at the East Liberty
Pennsylvania Railroad station this
morning. The Sunday school people
we're there to take a train for a pic.
mic. At !. 10 the Westinghouse
special was standing on the east.
bound track. The Pitcairn accomo.
dalion train, due at ia running
ahead If time. came laundering
down on the west bound track and
went through the crowd with the
above results. Along the tracks, be-
tween the east and west bound,
blood was strewn for some distance.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
DOTS.

A. Eckman has been awarded the
Contract to make repairs TO the old
post office building. .'s..1
Giovanni Bozzarelli was arrested
today charged with the larceny Of a
trunk belonging to u fellow Italian.
The funeral Of William Alexander
No. 412 East Seventh street took
place to-day. lnterment was made
at Singerly, Md.
There will be a hearing on Mon
day morning before Register of
Wills Crossan in the Harlan will
CaSR
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Shot The Dog

The supposed mad dog that bit
the Miller girl yesterday, was shot
and killed last night by John Nutte.
lie saw Tie dog as it spring at David
i. llarman OF No. 2l03 West
Eleventh Street, The dog tore his
pants and scratched his leg. Then
Nutte raised the gun and fired and
killed the dog.
The head Of the animal was pre-.
served and VIII be sent tor examlna.
tion to see ii the dog had the rabies,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
PERSONAL E7.T
! q MENTION
AT ATLANTIC CITY. N, /.

The Evelyn S. s. Eldridge and
his CT arming wife, of Philadelphia,
have been guests at the Evelyn for
the past week. Mr.. Eldridge is one
of Arch streets extensive business
merchants. Other arrivals are Miss
S. Station and Mr.. Stratton, Of
Ogontz, Mr.. Jamison. Mr., johnson,
Frank E. McCalley, Mrs. Mcknight,
Miss A. Mcknight, Mr.. Hewitt and
Mr.. Williamson, of Philadelphia:
Louis B. Lange of Boston, Mass;
Wilfred G, Curry, Mr.. Mehl and Mr.
Boyle and family of Chester. s.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair weather will pre-
vail with rising temperature and
westerly winds. ilt -
On Sunday partly clear weather will
prevail, with slowly rising tempera-
ture.
On Monday, fair and warmer
weather, will prevail with westerly
winds,
The Thermometer at W. c. Taylor S
drug store j02 King street today reg
istcrcd as follows:
7 o'clock 10 o'clock lo'clock
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Properties 5 Sold

At the County Court House this
morning the following properties
were sold for back taxes.
Lot No. 926 Walnut street owned
by Margaret dudley to Gibbons and
Moore for $43; Lot at oath and Mar
ket streets owned by &. Annie Gregg
TO Charles Green for s5l;Four houses
No. 23ll-l3-lj-l7 Tatnall street
owned by Catharine II. Polk to Hube rt
Cassidy for$4lO; Lot at 18th and
Thatcher streets owned by Calvin
Forbes to Horace &. Eastburn for
SAB
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Registration Officers Qualifying

The Clerkof the Peace office 10 the
county Ceust Honse is a busy place
to-day. Many OF the registration.
officers are qualifying and the clerks
are busy preparing their bonds and
swearing them. TO accommod te
those who could not get in before,
the office will be kept open this after.
noon and evening. Registration OF.
ficcrs who fail to qualify within ten
days OF beng notified are liable to a
line Of 500.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Oranpeman'S Day


"Orangemar's Day" or the 2l2th
Anniversary Of the Battle OF the
Boyne is being celebrated at Wash
IDgton Park 22nd and Allegheny
avenue, Philadelphia, to-day.
About so or SO members CT the
lodge from this city are attending
the &C ichr alton.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Contract For Houses

Contract for erection Of four houses
in kentmerc for Charles L. Kurtz,
has been awarded to Samuel S. New.
man and work on the new dwelling
will be started at once. Mr.. Kurtz
Is to have a large number OF houses
erected 10 that vicinity and bids for 4
number more will be asked for in a
few days.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
CHILD LOSES
LIFE IN FIRE,

s Bernard DuHOsS aged 81 years, 500
Ut Bernard DulsoSS near MlIllpwu, WAS
burned to crisp yesterday alter
noon.
Bernard Dul;oSr, Jr, was engaged
At tile time in harvesting wheat be-
tween ll"ckeS,in and IHrklvn. but
his brother William and MrS. DuI;oa,
Iemsined al the farm While they
were unaware of what was happen.
ing Bernard, third and Fart, VIII
liam 5 sou. entered The barn, but
shortly attcrwart. About O'Clock
Earl emerged from the htildlng which
seemed as II by magic to burst into u
mass Of flames completely cnvcIopng
1t.
1t was a stone and frame barn, and
In a remarkably short time all Of it.
excepting the Stone walls had been
consumed by the fiery element.
Then it was observed tnal Bernard
Ir., was missing, and a search was
begun Tor hun. Not Tor il luumcul
WAS it conceived that young Bernard
had been IN tine barn at the tune IL
became a volcano of llimn, but III"
startling information that The lad had
been IN the structure WAS learned Il
moment later, when Ear. VINO is i've
yealS old, told his father That hr and
Bernard had gone INTO the stable, and
that Bernard had set fire to som"
hay with matches he had taken from
home.
.. Throughout the ruins Il search was
begun. and on IA Foundation stone IN
corner Of what ial been the
barn were fUuuda few chaIIcd bones
1'hcy were the bones forming The
trunk Of Bernard thIrd, who hrlnmna
in hy the iiamcS, With all ayenue, Uf
egieSs cut Ch, had dashed IuIO the
corner, and There va, burned ~ il
ErISh
- Mrs, DulioSa the rIolhHr became
PprOolratc on hearing nt the tragic
Death OF her Only son, and Il ply.
slCan had 10 De SummpUel 10 attend
her.
Coroner ) Assistant James r Chan
"'|' "hH hpli' ''td VI llIJHdl CdSc, anu
he drove to The DnitOSS farm, where
he titled the bones as those for
merIy Of Il human being. and then
bad Il jury officially rmpan".rd 10 view
them, After which they were placed
In a box aud taken charge Of by an
undertaken. The remains Will be in.
tered IN he cemetery Of st, pltrlck's
church at Ashland.
Bernard DUli"s>, Jr., tn" father OF
the burned child, was not aware Of
the distressing occurrence until On
his way hOmcward when he was met
by his father Bernard DuRos,. who i,
well known IN this city and was IN.
formed Of what had happened. tie
was Dearly overcome un learning the
sad news
There was NUt one horse In tie
Darn 1T the TIM" il was set Oh Tire,
md 1t escaped bv dashing througn
An open dOUr Inr buIIiIuy wa,
stored with hay and grain and farm.
ing implements, al " which wa, d.
sLroyed, The building wao partly
insured.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
lest Css on Slaim ms
Ez|!D

''ni Nf' WI SIiiTS =
Iren ton, =, H., July II. Actual
suit was begun to-day TO test the
workings OF Delaware collection
agency IN this State The agcncy
thaa been buying up debts against
tpennsvHanla Railroad men and
Garnlsheelns the wages OF the
debtor The railroad has had. to
pay over Claims. The agency
works ander tho laws OF West Vir.
gina. The test is being made in
the case OF Andrew NJ. Bailey, Of
this city, who is employed BY the
company as detective. He has
received no wages for two months,
aud he sues the company iur his
money. Bailey claims that all OF
his debts have been oullawed.
. Nu ID Election
On Thursday evening july l7th.
Company T. n. G. D. will hold an
election for a First aud Second Lieu
tenant. Sergeant w. NJ. Watson aud
Corporal Louis Buck ham were re
gently but both failed 10 pass Til. re-.
CURED examinations 1t is thought
hcwever that both uen will be eau.
6Idales again.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

Joint excursion to Cape Nav.
Brandywine and Mt. Pleasant NJ.
y. Churches. Steamer Republic
Thursday, July II. Train Tor pie +
leaves Front and King streets at
g. 40 a. N. Adults tickets $780,;
children under twelve, so ceuts, '
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
CARD BASKET,

Rev. John Shape has just le urn.
ed from Providence, R. l.. where he
attended the B. Y. p. NJ. conven-
ton.
Miss Letitia Cathcart, of this city,
has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Martha Cathcart, Of Philadelphia,
this past week.
Mrs. Winfield 5. Starr and daugh-
ter Mildred, with Miss Bessie Starr
are sojourning in the mountains.
Miss Elsie Black, of New Castle,
is visiting in Elkton.
Dr.. and Mrs. Teal are visiting at
Chesapeake City.
Miss Alice Bunston. of Elkton,
has been the guest of friends in this
city.
Miss Carrie 3. Bowen of Bridge.
ton, N. j., has boen visiting friends
here.
Herbert w. Alrich. of New York,
has been visiting his oil homo in
this city.
Miss Lizzie Pierce, of this city,
has gone to Atlantic City for tbs
sum mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, of Wash.
ington. are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Elmer L. Mitchell.
Rev. w l.. S. Murray has return.
ed from RahobOth and will ba in
his pulpit on Sunday.
Hiram White and wife, tho Miss
es Anna and Martha White. and Ell
la Ferris will leave for Atlantic
City, next week to spend week.
They will stop at the Hotel Yelling
ton.
Mrs. Aaabella Hinkson. of Ches-
ter, who has been visiting friends in
this city. has returned to her home.
The Misses Jane and Mary 8.
England will leave next week for
Fairville, whe1e they will spend
twO weeks,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Trolley Victim Barrie !

The fuucral of James Robe rt
Grimes, the lad who was killed by
the trolley car on Nandever avenue
took place to-day. InLerment was
made at Lombardy cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

| A pretty home wedding tool.
lplace at 2 O'clock on Thursday. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Beck, when theil, daughter, Eva,
was married to William Walker, of
Philadelphia. The house was dec.
Grated with palms and cut flowers.
The Rev. Van P. Northrup perform
ed the ceremony. The bride wBs
prettily .attired in white gown,
trimmed with folds of silk, her bou.
quet being lilies of the valley. Re.
freshments were served. The hap.
py couple left for their future homs
in Philadelphia. The brides going
away gown was Of linen color pom
+ gee. .s n.' s-.'.
Miss Marion Price has returned
fronnsa visit to Wilmington. '.'''
Miss Mary Jester has returned
from n visit to Dover relatives.
Woodward Chairs, of Philadelphia
was in town Wednesday. ~.
Mrs. Frank Jester has returned
from, a weeks visit to Philadelphia.
Misses Jennie and Beulah Marley
re visiting frie lds in Philadelphia.
Miss Martha Janvier Is the guest
of her sister in Townsend.
Mrs. Snowden, of Philadelphia, ID
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mis-
John Be TX. .'ai
Miss Edith Jones and Mr.. Eagle,
who have been visiting friends here
have returned to their home in4Vir-
ginia.
Miss Pattee, of Philadelphia, aud
Miss Mary Thompson. Of Wilmin,-
ton, stopped with friends in tov n
en- route to Baltimore.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
To Build New Draw

The Board of Park Comm 81 10 ners
in few days will award the con.
tract for the construction of the new
draw across the Brandywlne between
Jackson and Adams streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

A new siyteen.inch water main
service is being laid by the Water
Department to the Highland dist
trlct.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Narrow Escape.

| I>0ihOW -oSupe.
John Sanderson, residing at No.
14O3 Maryland Avenue, together
with his son George and hired boy
had narrow escape from serious
injury last night about eight o'clock
Mr. Sanderson, accompanied by the
two boys, were exercising new
horse that had been purchased a
short time ago. They had reached
Tenth and Broome streets when the
shaft bolt broke. letting them down
on the horses heels, frightening the
animal and causing him to start on
Il mad run down Broome street .aS
The vehicle lurche from side to
side in an alarming manner and,
young Sanderson jumped from the
vehicle, but fortunately escaped in.
jury, with the exception Of few
bruises. Mr.. ,Sanderson pluckily
held on to the. reins and endeavorel
to check the hreakneck speed Of the
horse. He guided the frightened
animal until the, end of .BrO0tne
street was reached, when r. pulled
the horse into vacant lc: aud Mr..
Sanderson and the boy We're thrown
to. the ground, but escaped with a
few slight bruises. The Dayton wa,
gon, Which had but recently been
painted and repaired, was demolish-'
ed.
Mr.. SandersOn has been ,lnfortu.
nate lately as the same horse ran
away from his residence about three
weeks ago, wrecking trap and
throwing boy out, cutting his
head quite badly. Il .,uJlg}
Odessa N0t,s.
Miss Nellie Stevens is assistingin
the postoffice in the absence OF Miss
Vandegrift. 'r5m r'r
Miss Carrie Watkins, who has
been in Atlantic City for sometime,
has returned home.
Misses Elizabeth Scott, of viii.
mipgton, and Beatrice Davis, OF
Camden, N. j., are the guests oE
the Misses Townsend.
Miss llcle1 Il. Brady Of Middletown,
gave small dance in the Polk House
In Odessa Thurs day evening In hon.,
or ct her friends. Miss Drake OF Nor
ristown and Miss Tull Ut Elkton.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

During the week there were 40
deaths, Is births and IS marriages
recorded in Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
jealous Man Wipes 0ut Family

Portland, Ore, July IA l..
Bedding, a bar tender Shot and kill
ed his wife his nother,ln law and
Frank Woodward, and fatally
wounded i. Mctlo5key. his father
ln-law
Bedlng has not lived with his
wife for som" time. He was jealous
ri Woodward.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

The excursion of the Independence
Fire Company to Washington Park
on July 22 promises to be a success
ful one.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

Little We are through
stock taking. We
Boys are going to clean
up all broken lots
Suits and sizes regard
less Of cost or price
ST. 90 Thc-" are Boys
Suits IN sizes , to
10 years, Nrstcc and
Sailor Blp,.Sn Suits that
sold at $3.50 to -, only
| or : suits ot u kind and
size, Larger Boy Suits,
Slzr@ : to li yeAls at
SI.JO to $500, that were
$50 to &c. BOYS Long
Pants Suits, sizes; l. to -
years -. 80 to $500 that
were - to 81. Thrr"
ar" not many Of them,
they won't last long, come
in and get first choice.
Mems Russell Shoe, ut J
price. $l.1j to -. 80 that
were >3,JDtp So.
Closed evenings at G cx-
r"pt Saturday.
JAS 7. NULLIN & SONS
9th and Market. Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
on SATURDAY, 4,
THE 9th DAY OF AUG UST,

Us. At 10 o'clock 4. M.
In default Of the payment o: sii7.GO. County
and Poor Tax lawfully Assessed Tor the years
1893 1899, 1870 anl 1901, the loliowin. daserib.
cd real estA to to witt Al! that lot Of land
with n 5 story brick iwellin & thereon erected
known as no. 3ll SIMPLY street. in the city o!
Wilmin ,ton. Del, be ,inrins on the west efiy
side OF Shipley street between Third and
Fourth streets, and bounded Oh The north by
land formerly OF Mary Latiiner: thence OK:
tending southerly along Shiplsy street 20 feet
1 inches and extending westerly az this
width ton dup.h of " feet irchss, with the
uso Of In alley adjoluin said property. At a
prior sale Of thi. property on 6na ", a. d.
1907, the purchaser failed to conf ply with thu
conditions OF said sale, wherefore this sale Ii
made ,r lT.l .r
Seized and taken NJ The property Of
Robert Adair and to be sold by t, 70
... ~ HORACE q. KEl'iEW.
Receiver Of Taxes and County Treas.
urrr for New Castle County. ID.
Wno.is .ai Och, July u, 'loa.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

FTAN Rl9CEl VEWS 'SAI.E4By vir-
L tue OF the pOwcrLin me invested by
tlir laws ~ the State Of Delaware, |
have levied ON and VIII expose to It second
- COURT HOUSE. '---.
on Market street, between Tclith and
Eleventh streets, in the City Of Whining
ton. County Of New Castle and state Of
o., -. az 80 - j 90"
lcluYarc, on :. W. q 2,..S.AAs1 -. ':"'
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Dollars and Sense.

Turf invesi men Ia pay from 3toT per cent
weekly the safest and best money making
proposition ever offered; prospectus FREQ.
Mutual Turf tssoclatiou! $40 Drexei Bldg,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa , jyla.st
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-26
YELLOW FEVER CHECKED
BY KILLING MOSQUITOES

Havana, Feb. 15.-Major Gorges.
chief sanitary officer of Havana. says
the principal work of the sanitary
department for the past year has had
for its object the determination OF
yellow fever, and that he has many
reasons to believe that Havana has
been actually purged of the disease
During the last hundred years, Major
Gorges says, yellow fever has been
epidemic in Havana, an all sanitary
measures that have been taken have
had no effect. General disiufeCtion as
carried out for other diseases has been
tried to no purpose, but yellow fever
sharply disappeared upon the intro
duction of the system based on the
killing II infected mosquitoes, OH the
theory that by such mosquitoes only
could the disease be transmitted.
From September 2S. 1901. not a sin
gle case of the fever has been report
ed, and this condition is so unusual
that in the opinion of Major GOrgea
it puts aside all questions of chance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-26
FREIGHT DIRECT TO
THE PHILIPPINES

San Francisco, Feb. 1G.-The COM
meTcial bodies of San Francisco have
at last been successful in their efforts
to get ships to carry freight to Manila
without breaking cargo. A separate,
direct line of steamers has not been
secured but the Pacific Mail, Occiden-
tai and Oriental and Togo Kisen COM
panies have arranged joint schedule
by which steamers from the three lines
will alternate in trips to Manila, via
the japanese ports and Hongkong.
The Peru will be the first steamer Of
these lines to sail to Manila. She will
leave here March 8, reaching Nagasaki
about March 20, Manila April and
Hongkong April 8. The Gaelic will
sail from San Francisco April s, reach
ing Manila May Z. The Nippon Maru
will sail May . and will reach Manila
about June Z.
Under this joint schedule the stay of
steamers at intermediate points will be
about as follows: Yokohama, twenty
four hours; Kobe and Nagasaki, twelve
hours; Hongkong and Manila, twelve
to twenty-four hours.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-26
NORTHERN RATE WAR.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-What may even
tually become rate war developed
today, when the interested transcor.
tlnental lines gave notice that hey
will make colonist rates, second class,
to California common points as fol,
lows:
From Chicago, $33; from St. Louis,
$50; from New Orleans. $50; from Mis-.
souri, river points, $25. Tickets at
these rates will be sold every day dur
ing March and April Stop-overs will
not be allowed.
This action on the part Of the direct
overland routes to California is lue ia
the fight that is being made by the
Hill roads for business via and from
St. Paul to the Pacific Coast. In re,
taliation for the Missouri river lines
action, the Northern Pacific issued no,
tice yesterday that 1t would apply the
1913 rate from Chicago and the $25 rate
from st. Paul during March and April
to points on the main line and branch,
es of the Southern Pacific system be-
tween Portland and Ashland.