davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
NtAT.1 >,

CALLAWAY-1n Stanton on tho 18th of
July, George W. Galloway, aged a.
Relatives and friends are invited TO atten .
the funeral from his brothers residence in
Stanton IN Tuesday. July 18TH. Services at
the house at o'clock Harmony Council
No ], U. +. OF \. are invited to attend With.
out further notice Interment at ST. James
cemetery. Newport. Del.
BEVAN-ln this city on Jul 10. 1909. Sarah
Bevan.
services at the Home FOR Aged Women on
Tuesday afternoon ut o'clo,k.
MCCLURE-In this city on July 10. 1907, Lou.
isa II. Mcclure aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends aro invited to attend
the funeral services from the residence OF
husband. John Mcclure. allO Lamotte street.
OH Monday afternoon July 18th at 2 o'c.ceF.
lnterment at Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
GlF FlN-Cn Friday. July ll,h. 1902. James
Gitfn, IN his73d year.
Relatives. friends and members OF Hockes.
sin Castle No. Is X q. h.. are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence Of his sol
J. Robe., Gitiin. W. Pleasant. Del on Tues
day. July Ii. Services Al house at O'Clock.
lnterment Red Clay Creer Cemetery. Car.
riages will meet the trolley cars at Brandy.
wine Springs at II o'clock.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
N atiCpaI Cuald CamD

It's now thought that Newark will
be selected as the site for the propos.
ed National Guard Encampment. OH
GERS OF the Regiment visited Newark
last night and to look for o suitable
location. In case the regiment goes
In camp there, Homeward Driving
Park will be selected as the site
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Anarchist Kills His Wife.

Evansville, Ind. July l4.-John
Fenlnger, aged torty.six while
under the influence OF liquor, shot
and instantly killed his wife and
then shot himself. He will die.
II is said that Feniuger Is an
Anarchist and rejoiced at the as.
sassintalon OF Mckinley. He has
made several attemps at suicide in
the last YEAR
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Candidate For City solicitor

Deputy Judge Sylvester Townse d
Of the Municipal Court has an
nounced that he will be candidate
for the Office OF City Solicitor at the
city election next spring. Harry P.
Joslyn and John Lynn will probably
also DO candidate for that Office.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
The Light; Tint Failed,

They sat on the couch. He gazcd
on her with love beaming from his
eyes, while her orbs flashed back an
etfulgence that rivaled the electric
light.
"fou are-you are" he brcathed,
rather at loss for words of atfec-
tion, you are the light of my life!"
She gave him a look of alarm, and
then whispered softly in his ear:
Take care my father does not put
you out."-N. Y. Herald
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

"iIaven't ! married you before?"
asked the clergyman pleasantly of
the young lady from Chicago who
was about to be joined to the young
man from Oshkosh.
"Oniy twice." she murmured. coy
ly, and the ceremony went on.-Bos-
ton Post.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Not a Good Expression.

at is so foolish to speak of falling
in love-" said the romantic girl. "To
fall implies drop, going down, while
love is something high and exalted"
perhaps you are right" answered
the prosaic man. Possibly IL would
be better to say that we fall into we'd
ck"-Chicago Post.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
The AmPnde IIOnOra hi 10.

Briggs (indignantly)-I understand
you said ! never opened my mouth
without putting my foot in it?
Diggs (apologetically)-Yes, 1 be.
lieve did say that, but
RriggS-But what, sir?
Diggs But | acknowledge my mis-
take. When | made that remark |
had overlooked the size of your feet.
Tit Bits.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Always I.NuKha,

'It's a great mistake" said Willie
Washington, "to say that women have
no sense Of humor."
what makes you think SOP"
whenever I propose to girl she
seems to see the funny side Of the
situation MISUNDERSTANDING
Star.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Resented the Question,

Representative Williams, Of Missis-
sippi, has a new negro story.
Are you the dcfendant? asked a
man in the courtroom, speaking to
an old negro.
NO, boss" was the reply. 81 amt
done nothing to be called names like
that l'se got a lawyer here who
Goes Abe dcfensing."
Then who are you?'
"l'se the gentleman what stole tho
chickens" ."-Washirgton Post.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
The Promoters.

"I.ct us make the capital stock
81 900, O,OOO,' said the first pro-
moter.
"All right" said the second, who
was preparing the prospectus on the
typewriter.
will it be hard to increase that
capital?" asked the first.
"No, indeed All have to do Is to
hit this key few more times."-
Baltimore American.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
tw jy9.8 .

NyoTlCE-IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Nt provis!o Of Section !, Lharier .8} Vol
ume 4, , OF the Laws Of Delaware. being an
act ont tied IAN Act for the protection Of
manufacturers Aad vender, cf mineral wa
tcrs, beer, ale and other beverages sold in
bottles
l, wi liam M. Foord, BEN. a manufacturer
aud vender OF mineral waters porters, beer,
a'es and other beverages sold IN bottles In the
city Of Wilmington. New Castle county, State
o! Delawarcs do hereby file the following de-.
soripti0n Of such bottles and Of the name or
nsniss and the mark or marks thereon used
BY mo in my suid business, as follows, to wit :
FOord Bootiing Works. WilIningtan, Del.
Edward krause, Bottling Works. vii.
mington, Del.
w. ri. Foord, Wilmington, Del.
WILLIAM N. FCoRD.
Received and Filed June ". l9Oa
G. II. LAYTON, Secretary Of State.
jyi6twk
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
An Argume ntum ad HOminunl

Two boys, brothers, when there
was any strife between them. were
frequently admonished to think OF
the golden rule. One day they both
wanted the same chair, and the ia.
ther said:
"Boys, think of the golden rule"
"Papa," said the younger Of the
two, "do you always think Of the
golden rule when you whip us?"-
, The Little Chronicle.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
On the damon l

The butchers are arranging for a
game of ball to be played on Thurs
day at Brandywine Springs park.
The East Side grocers say they
will defeat the West Side grocers on
Thursday at the Wilmington Club
grUun DIS,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
The Old Man at Home,

Tuner-Your daughter left word
that should call and repair your
piano.
Mr.. Binks-What's wrong with It?
Tuner--She says three strings are
broken.
Mr. Bnks (confidentially)-Say,
here's dollar. Break the rest of 'em.
N. Y. Weekly.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
A RnDitl Rise,

81" says the self-madc man, with
some pride, began life as Il corn
doctor, but after working year at
that profession invented a dandruif
cure that has made me independently
rich"
That shows us that if we begin at
the foot it doesn't take long to reach
the head, or something to that ef-
fcct.-Baltimore American.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Burlci Here TODAY

The funeral of Garfield Hynson,
aged 10, who died last week at Jes-
sup, Anne Arundel County, Md,
took place today. Interment was
made in Mt Zion ce cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
!rohib tiO7 A'IiAnc,

The Wilmington Prohibition Al
lance Will hold meeting and recep-
tion at Brandywnc Springs thsevcn-
ing. An address will be made by the
Rev. H. S. Dulaney.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
ALlYelY Runaway.

! A horse belonging to II. c. Jones
OF the H'lles and Jones Company ran
away to-day from Ninth and
Church streets. At Front and LON.
lard streets the horse ran again st
the railroad gates, fell and hruk c
the buggy, From there the animal
ran to Fifth and Lombard, where 1t
was caught.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Game OF Base Ball,

y A great game OF bcse. ball is ex.
pected on Thursday, between the
East side and West side groccrs,
at the Wilmington A. A. grounds,
South side park, Game called at
3 o'clock. Admission 10 cents,
grand stand ; cents extra. For
the benefit OF the Delaware and
Wilmington Hospit ais.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
SUGer,ntepdents Meetiny

The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Superintendent OF the Pruden-
tlal Insurance Company is being
held at Atlantic City. &. J. Wink.
Ter, Superintendent Of the local
office is in atte ndance,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
A Eate,.t Erik ,

Dr.. Harry G. Morrow has u pa
tent brick which he took to PhiIa-
delphia tolay to show some gentle
mon whom he has gotten interested
in its manufacture.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Rrnncrfx lransierS

j. Warner Bellah has transft rred
to Charles w. Smith 4 one-rourth
interest in four houses and los for
81, G37. 80.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Plenty OIIaths

The schooner John e. Gregory en-
teacd port today with a cargo OF
1000, 900 laths for John A. Cranston,
Co., from New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
~ Letter Carriers Contest

Much interest is being manifested
in the Columbia Lodge Of Odd
Fellows contest for the most popu-
Jar letter carrier. The vote at o
O'Clock. Saturday night stood as
follows
+ William F. Dougherty 256. James
iRiley 80, John NJ, Lutz %, George
'Sasse Is and James A. Oliver II,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
MInaOthrOnlc.

at is a blessing" said the patriot,
"to live under a system which makes
imprisonment for debt impossible"
II don't know about that" an.
swered Mr.. Dunbrowne. ut might
be some satisfaction to man to feel
that he was safely housed where his
creditors couldn't get at him.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Old Reliable Fish Han

Sea trout, bay trout, pogie and
bass on sale fresh every day at
Powells stalls, Third street market.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

In a game of Base ball 1T Rock
ford Park this morning, the Ivy Jrs.
defeated the Hilltops by a score Of
18 to II.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Are You Working
ON a SALARY?

|: so your first consideration sh ould be the
regular laying aside OF some Iortion of 1t
against rainy day, or perhaps to some day
enable you to go into business for yourself,
In this connection there is nothing more i'm.
portant than to select the best place to put
your money. There Is no class Of savings in.
st.tutions which can offer you the advantages
III the way Of securing home equal TO the
National Building Lolnund Provilent Asso.
cation @: this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
Don't Pay Rent.
Own Your Home.

With Just little added your rent nj oney
will buy your home in q few years time.
We insure the payment Of mortgage IN case
Of dsath
Money loaned on bond and mortgage.
Or full paid and mona, sessaEle stock pay 9
Gper cent per annrm
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

Clean Time to get bar
gains. Mems
Up Suits at S4, s.,
S. and $50 that
Sale. were s., $40, S12
and Sl5. Single
suits of a kind and style
and small lots that we
mean to close out quickly.
Boys Long Pants Suits
$3.50 to s., worth double
or more; 10 per cent. off
regular suits, 10 per cent.
off Tailoring, Russct shoes
at half-price;; bargains in
Straw Hats and Furnish
ings Of all kinds. We
want room. We want to
turn the stock into money
We want to convince you
that this is the place to
get bargains at all times.
JAS 7. MULLlN & SONS
9th aad Market. Whining g, on
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

"Where's the head of that Waukegan
story? llarlow's reading it. It's a wonder
he would spend all night at the tcle.
phone Don't he know that we close up
at l:l0:Great Scott! He's enough to drive
night editor ciazy.'
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

have stopped or are running wrong. ! wish
you'd tell me what time it !s. Thank you"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

"Ilello' Say, wish you'd settle bet for
me. WHAT'S the private fortune OF Presi.
dent Roosevclt?'
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

"H"llo Forum Office? This is Mrs.
Bresten I've been taking your paper for
three years and nave every confidence in
it. That's why I'm calling you up now. My
little girl. Clara, woke up few minutes ago
and she's extremely hoarse. I'm afraid
she's gong to have Group. Now, could you
tell me the name Of good doctor to call
for Group? And If Clara gets worse before
the doctor comes can you tell me what Id
better do? I've heard kerosene oil recon-.
menhei"
MADAM, I'm sorry, but the Group edio
has just gone home. Any doctor in your
nelghbOrhuud would be able TO help YOU"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

Hello, Is there such thing as a national
holiday: I'd like to know right away,
please 70
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14
The National Building,
Loan and Provident Asso=
citation of Delaware.
Office No. 923 Market st.

Wilmington.
JOSEPH !. CARPENTER. JR. . President.
JOHN N. CARsW ELL. 1 1reasuror
THOMAS b. YOUNG, Secretary.
tw jy98n
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

"Say Forum, who beat"
"Beat what"
"The boat race"
(which boat race?"
'Thc Oxford -Cambride race"
ut isn't rowed until day after to,ti,ds
row."
The evening Republican., 1902-07-14

"Why, is that so? Then I'm mistaken.
AwfulIy sorry to have bothered you"
"Hel!o, Forum! Hello! | can't hear
you Talk a little louder, please That'ss
little better. Now, closer to the phone.
Yes. Now, can hear you. Was the huh
Of the Shamrock painted blue or white"-
Chicago Tribune.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
TARIFF MODIFICATION
How 1t Is Again an Issue Between
--. Cumming and Hull -. Il

f . IL 4
tDEs MONIES. IOWA.-Trouble preliminary
to the turmoil that is threatened at the repub-
lican state convention July 80, has begun to
brew 1.-THE seventh district. Ex-senator w.
H. Berry OF Warren county is announcedi as
a candidate for member OF the committee on
resolutions from this district. Lafayette
Young Dis seeking to get the support OF the
Polk county delegation for this honor, and
by corraling the vote of Polk and Madison
counties nopes to secure a place on the com
mittee. Mr.. Young represents the Hull forces
and stands for modification of the platform
adopted at Cedar Rapids last year, which
demands q change Of tariff schedules when
ever they become shelter for monopoly. Ac-
cording to the Views of Hull and the con-
gressonal delegation, there should be nothing
in the platform that suggests the tariff and
the trusts are in any way related. and they
are squarely opposed 10 any revision OF the
tariff. Mr.. Berry, on the other hand, believes
the platform OF last year should be reaf1rmed
or stronger one adopted. He represents
the feeling OF the Cummins element OF the
party, as opposed to the old machine forces
and the congressional delegation. In quiet
way efforts are being made by both factions
in this district to control the selection OF a
member of the resolutions committee. "A SINH
lar struggle is going on teL cath the surface In
other parts of the state. ...@s.sst n -
Mr. Young ds urging as a reason why he
ought to be given tine position on the resolu-
tions committee that he Is looking forward to
| an appointment at the hands of President
Roosevelt. The president will be here on his
! western tour Mr.. Young wants a strong in
dorsement of the president for reelection in
| 1904 and desires to point this Endorsement out
Ito the president. as his own handiwork. II
Mr. Young and the Hull men car, at the same
time tear down the Cedar Rapids PLATFORM and
| take an indirect slap at Governor Cummins,
they reason 1t will be all the better. Mr..
Young has not disclosed what appointment he
seeks. It may be, the postmastership here,
though generally considered to be something
preferable thereto. Fss. -, ~ 80. s-r.r75 a
The struggle to give black eye to the Ce-
dar Rapids platform may or may not come te
the surface in the state convention. " Should
ssuoh test come the Cum1nins men are con
i Efdent they can win. -, ...'..-..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

PELICAN RAPIDS, MINN.-one of the
prettiest weddings of the season took place
on the evening of the .21st at the residence OF
the BRIDES father, o. A. Burdick, when Miss
Mildred Eunice Burdick of this place and
Henry G.. Wick OF Bathgate. N. D., were
united. Rev. Clair Ames OF the Methodist
Episcopal church of1ciated. Numerous guests
were in attendance from far and near and
many presents were received. The bridal
party left Tuesday morning for wedding
journey through the west.
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-Miss Ada Bray,
who removed with her parents to Tacoma
this spring, was married July IL to Herbert
H. Parker, an employe of the St. Paul Ludn.
ber company of that city. Congratulations
and good wishes will be extended by numer-y
Gus friends here.5 -. j
FULDA, sMINN.-charles J.. Peterson and.
Miss Martha Palen were married July a at
the home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr., and
Mrs. David Palen, at Fulda. Mr. Peterson
is the station agent of the Chicago, ,Milwau-
kee st. Paul railway at Mason City, Iowa
Miss Palen has been teacher in the schools
at Hartley, Iowa, for several years.. gyz.a.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
MAN CHASE AT MADISON
Young Fellow About Town Pursued
by an Irate Husband.

by am Irate Husband.
MADISON, s. D.-Ths city was treated to
3 genuine sensation yesterday, when large
portion of the population turned out to wit
ness the exciting spectacle of one OF Madison
young men pursued through the main streets
by an enraged husband armed with two re-
TolVers ES. = 3 e..t t.r
The participants were, %. +. Pond. a deale!
in riding galleries, and leslie Thompson.
young man about town. At o'clock yester-
day morning Mr.. Pond, SO he says, reached
his house, and 1t Is asserted that very shortly
afterwards Mr.. Thompson left 1t through q
window, while Mrs. Pond is said to have gone
to the home of one OF her neighbors.
Later In the morning Pond made his appear
ance on the streets. aruned with reVofVer
anL in pursuit OF young Thompson, but after
a chase covering several blocks, the youta
succeeded in throwing his pursuer on the
trail. -,M .. ~. ~
A few hours passed, but instead of cooling
bhe anger Of the indignant benedict, time only
added fuel to his rage. When he next ap-
peared on the public thoroughfare he had
added second gun to his equipment, ano
again was In full chase Of Th6mpson. Thomp-
sons second flight was witnessed by large
and Interested crowds. Their suspense how
ever, did not last long, for before MT. fono
could unload either of his weapons, Thompson
had a second time found cover 4
Foiled again, the irate husband was com
pelied to give up the chase. and before hostii'
aties could be reopened. Thompson had in.
voked the aid of the law. On warran'
sworn out by him. Pond was arrested ano
bound over.
The proprietor Of the giddy merry-go-
rounds, being thus restricted In his means OF
vengeance also had recourse to the arm o.
the law and swQre out a warrant for the ar
rest of Thompson. But when the of1cers
made search for the young man, he was no
to be found in the city limits. ..,..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
ROSE STILL in IT
wisconsin Democratic Convention
in NIiIvaukee, Sept. 3.

in NIilvaukee, Sept. 3.
| WAUKESHA, WIs-The democratic state
central committee in session here yesterday
afternoon, decided to hold the state conven-
tlon In Milwaukee Sept. g. Madison was rep
resented at tho meeting by influential men,
who urged the claims OF that city with force
enough to give the advocates Of Milwaukee a
severe fright. for tho latter won only by q
vote Of IL to s.
This is q Victory for Mayor Rose OF MIL
waukee, who is now considered to be In the
race Tor tho gubernatorial nomination, TO
have taken the convention to Madison would
have been hard blow to his chances, for the
reason that his principal opposition IN his
own party is centered at the capital. Rose
advocated Milwaukee and won.
Friends of Ex-Governor Peck have hopes
that the convention will nut him In the field
again, saying that he Is undoubtedly the
Cstrongest man in the democratic party among
the farmers. E ,.-.ss. ..'z al. ...gGy. .eEss
I William F. Villas also has followlng'
chiefly among the silk-stocking element OF the
party that bolted the ticket in 1886. and from
which but very little has been heard since
that time! Intimate friends Of Villas SAID To-
davs that the ex-senator was evidently IN
training Tor something, and that they believed
it was not the governorship. but the senator
ship, in case tho legislature should. oe con
trolled by the democrats. 49, -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
KIDNAPPING ATTEMPTED
Miss Pfeifer Of montgomery Carried
Many Miles by Strangers.

MONTGOMERY, MIcIN.-When Miss Ber-
tha Pfeifer. residing two miles southwest OF
Montgomery, was on her way yesterday to
the teachers training school, she was asked
by woman and a man to take ride. Upon
refusing, the woman got out of the buggy,
grabbed Miss Ptetfer and, with the assist
anoe of the man, dragged her into the bug
gy and drove south until 5&p. m.
Near Waterville, where they intended to
feed their horses, Miss Pfelfer got out Of the
buggy and made dash for the woods and
escaped to fa1uaers house about unile
away lie took her to Wateryille. r. u
The kidnappers told the girl they were go
ing to take her to Council Bluffs and get
large sum OF money for her ransom from
her father. who Is a well-to-do farmer. The
man had u light mustache and both he and
the woman were we'll dressed. They drove
a covered buggy with the laprobe pulled up
high. - II S,*z-sa = .5.s.@.. +,
Miss Pfeifer was given some kind OF q
drug, and she was unable to cry for help.
Her father brought her home this morning.
Her assailants have so tar eluded all search.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
HARsHALLTOwN, IOWA

a quartet of negroes from Missouri got into
serious trouble in this city, and as asconse-
quence are languishing in jail The quartet
women got into a fight at a lunch counter
and attacked each other with table forks.
They were separated and later the men took
up the quarrel; They drew knives and were
slashing at each other vigorously when the
police appeared and the men made their
escape. Some hours, afterward, one of the
held up and robbed white man on Secoid
avenue Burton and his wife were caught in
q saloon, but the man who was robbed had
disappeared, so the guilty couple were sent
up for fifteen days for intoxcation.-The mat
ter of a viaduct over the Iowa Central, Great
Western and North Western tracks, on Center
street, has again been taken up by the city
pointed a committee of one to confer with the
railway commissioners. Il. '.';'.- -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
DUBUQUE, IOWA

s with tears in his eyes and mourning visible
in his dress, Jack Keefe,} an ex-prize fighter e
who formerly resided In Dubuque, but OF Late
years has spent most; Of his time around
Minneapolis and St. Paul, stepped gp to "a 2
we'll dressed German at the Illinois ,Central
station, and asked him to cash a. $2e check,
50 that. he would be able to take the dead
body Of his brother home with him, which,
he said. reposed In cssket standing on oI a
truck :nearoy. The stranger sympathizegd
with the mourning brother, as he supposed,
and cashed the check. A few moments later
the German learned 1t was bogus and the
police were notified. Keefe disappeared ana
as Yet has not been 1found:-Seven Journey
men painters are looking for their employer,
CHARLES Emerson He, disappeared Saturday
night and with him took their salary 1 Ior
two weeks amounting to something IN the
neighborhood Of: $500 - Emerson cant be
found but his wife says he is coming back.
Members Of the Early Settlers. ssociation.
have received a.letter from Speaker :Hendsr- g
son, saying he will ;be home In time to de-
liver an address at their picnic. Senator
Allison will also, speak.-The Diamond 20
company will be defendant In suit brought
by Davenport attorneys representing the
estate Eof christopher Leonidas and son. Ells-
worth, this cowboys who were killed Two
weeks ago on the deck Of the steamer Du-
buque by Mate Dan Breen. s'"'