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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

The hghtShip at Diamond shcal is to
have added to it an electrical apnaratus
which will throw thirtcen-inch br am
OF light Ia be visible thirty or forty miles,
Two bottles Of piso'S Cure for Con-
sumption cured me Of n terrible cough
Fred Hermann, 300 Box avenue, Buffalo,
y. Y, Sept. -, 1901.
The Egyptian perfumes. according Ia
ancient authorities, were mostly made in
Egypt from materiais imported from
Arabia. Persia and Central Africa.
Sweat and fruit acids will not dis
color goods dyed with PUTNAM
FADELESS DYES. Sold by druggis S.
Lotteries on horse racing are pro.
hibitod from the beginning of The year in
Pretoria
Mrs. Austn's Ruckwhcat has world
wide reputation on account of Its purity
aud genuine Buckwhcat flavor Don't for
get the name.
Boston. one OF the richest cities in the
country, has 4 municipal debt of 500
C00o00.
ElTS Permanently Cured. No ornervousneseertcr
sacp SEND S9r I E W a.. e , Sa ses r.
DIR. b. u. KLINE. Lid, 1851 Arch ST. Philadelphia, ia
France will spend $4,000 on repairs
at the Palace Of Versailles during this
year.
MRS. wfNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP fo
Children tcething: SDfens the gums reduces In
Elimination. allays pain, wind collie. =,
cents bottle.
The sun gives 100000 times as much
light as the full moon.
There are about ninety deaths in
Shakcspearc's plays.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

I'm Ohio one person in each 400 has
been adjudged insane.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

MRS wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for
Children tcething: sDftens the gums. reduces In.
Elimination. allays pain. cures wind collie. d
cents a bottle,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

France will spend $4,000 on repairs
at the Palace Of Versailles during this
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

There are about ninety deaths in
Shakcspearc's plays.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

The sun gives GOO, 900 times as much
light as the full moon.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

Novel and simple is the scheme for des-
ignating streets which Peter ]. Dowd is
soon to present to the authorities. In
stead of fancy lamp-post signs he would
simply carve the names of the intersect-
ing streets in the curb at the corner.
Cut on the top of the curb in letters
one and half inches long and half an
inch deep, he declares the names could
be easily visible to every pedestrian, and
would possess the further advantage of
being proof against accidents and wear.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25
A Riser and Mis- Gold Can't Part

Neither VIII your shirtwalsj and skirt II you
A\rl-SAG supporter; easy 10 FIX and sure to
please Send Toe for one to SANDS & CO, -
y. keusngtou avcnUc, IaGrangc, H.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

Boston. one OF the richest cities in the
country, has 4 municipal debt of $780,
COO 600
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

The Henry B. Harris company, recent
ly organized, will be the lessee of a new
theater to be erected by George G. Heyf.
has just been acquired by Mr.. Heye, in
cludes a plot 83.4x100.5 at 1876 to IA
West Forty-6fth street, affording an en-
trance from the latter street. The price
of the combined properties is reported at
$3.50, 900. The lease of the theater to
the Harris company is for a term of
tWenty-one years.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

ks-Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

Mrs. Austins Buckwhcat has n world
wide reputation on account OF its purity
aud genuine Buckwhcat favor. Don't for
get the name
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-01-25

MY NEW LIST LANGLADE COUNTY
Wisconsin. lands last ont: send for Il; free
fare to buyers WILL WEBSTER, COS Sc
unity bldg. Chicago
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QHFS n WEEK Straight salary md sx-
s9EB peuses to men With rig tn INTRODUCES
our Poultry Mixture IN country; years con-
tract: weekly pay. Address, with stamJs
Monarch MFG. Co, Box - OF Springfield, III
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FgMALe hsAP WANTED.

" 0tfNG LADIES wanted any distance cory
letters homo evenings and return TO ns
We pay So per thousand. send addressed enveIs
ope. particulars and copy r, NJ G., Dept. Is.
EoN ian. Philadelphia. ia,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
ho lSOCkda'e Boys.

The Roch4ale boys held meet
ing last evening at the store OF
Samuel W. Challenger. No. so
Markcts,rcct. Chester There was
good Attendance of members,
Rcckd ale teing well represented,
President nl Common Council G.
y. Willis was elected chairm u,
and $. NJ. Challenger was made sec
retarr. 1t was decided 10 have IL
reunion OF the "bors' hich viii
probably he he,d 10 this city on
Ihur,dav, May -. Thcrc will be
banquet iE the evening.
AnutHer meeting will be held at
the same place or Thursday even.
ing next. when all the members of
the Association are earnestly re
Qucsteu TO be in attendance. At
tins meeting a program OF eNerc ,ses
will be mapped olt and final ar.
rdn.emrnls made Tor the celebration
which is expected TO be one Of the
best ever held.
"A number OF the Rockda!e boys
are residing IN Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE HEART OF MARYLAND,

The return visit of David Belas-
cos very successful play, 'TheHeart
of Maryland, occurs tonight at the
Opera House.
There is no gainsaying of the fact
at this late period, nor can there be
cause for it hereatrerhowever many
seasons the play may continue its
career before the playgoing public.
David BelaSco's The Heart of Mary
lanT holds permanent and appulA
entity a firm hold upon the popular
heart. It's strong and moving love
scenes. the pathos of its heroine's
struggles to achieve II triumph in
behalf OF her lover and save his life.
the interest and excitement of lis
war element and the picturesque
beauty and realism OF its war ele-
ment which proves AT once the back
ground and frame of IT'S pictures
will ever insure it hearty welcome
however often it may he presented.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
Ed, RILEY
Our S|.00 CorsetS,

At this popular price We
can show you Il large assort-
ment Of the leading styles and
makes. Royol Worcester made
Of fine satin jan, low bust,
medium hip, bias gored,
straight front, nicely finished
with lace and baby ribbon, all
sizes $1.W a pair.
Royal Worcester, made of
fine French batiste, bias gored,
straight front, low bust, medi-
um hip, suitable for a slight OF
medium figure, $1.00 a pair.
r. & G. straight front, bias
Sorcd, low bust, extra long hip
made OF fine coutille, good
steel filling, sulta BILE for stout
figures, $1.OO a pair.
r. 4 &. No. 397 short hip,
low bust, 4 hook, clasp, made
of fine contllle with satin
stripes, suitable for short waist
ed futures, $1.00 pair.
Thompson's Militant made
Of coutiIle, bias gored, straight
front and low bust, a very COM
Portable garment, $1.OO a pair.
Royal Worcester Nursing;
made Of fine sateen, double
dome fasteners, comfortable
and easy fitting, made in eth
er white or drab, $l.OO a pair.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
The do : that barkS.

B, f. Clerk. Allison Palmer, Ed.
ward Collins and Paul l.. Brown were
charged with dsorlcrly condnct.
The case went over until Monday
night.
Mary Moore. colorcd, was the pro.
scouting witness against Theodore
Adams. cOlorc,l. Mary told her story
in effect that she and her party were
in coast slloon. lie asked them TO
SIng and they refused us they said
sud they were not monkeyS.s
AS she arose from he table Adams
struck her twice in the eye.
Adams said the trouble arose lover
another lady who was sitting on bis
lap drinking beer.
Rebec:a Moore knew nothing more
about the case than what she heard
and when She saw him strike the .pro-
scouting witness.
Isaac Taylor. The Rouncer' in
the saloon testified that he did not
see Adams use his fists.
When ''Franli Mason" was called
Il man did not respond bat instead a
c0Iorcd girl came to the stand She
Silld they usually called her Crank"
but her name was "Francina' Mason
Florence Winchester, colored, saw
Mary Moore throw glass and q stove
lid at Adams. The fine was $40 and
costs.
Joseph Campbell and Harry Cald-
well were charged by Officer Donahue
VITA acting in a disorderly manner at
Fifth aud Pine streets, They were
using bad language and were lighting
The tine was S3 and costs.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
THE COLLINS
MURDER.

Laurel, Del, April Ex-Governor
Hum has offered $500 for Nearest
of the brutal slayer of Mr.. Ida
Collins.
Collins friends are now endeavor-
ing to draw suspicion toward a
strangely acting prisoner placed. in
Georgetown Jail last week. Upon
this suspicion Sheriff Hart is in
terested and personally investigat-
ed. He says the prisoner, William
Waite. colored. alias George Collins,
Is Of unsound mind and could have
committed the Collins murder.
Waite is the man who on a bi-
cycle week ago last Monday night
rode up to Farmer James Anderson
residing near Delmar and Laurel
struck Anderson terrible blow
with Il stout club. G. l.. Holloway,
Il nei%hhor rushed to AdersOn's as
sistance but Waite mounted his
wheel and fled. Overtaken by a
posse he was surrounded in a berry
shanty. He was finally caught and
taken to Georgetown jail. Waite
had previously threatened to kill
Anderson for causing him II long
term of imprisonment for stealing u
bicycle at Princess Anne, Md.
The detectives are now and have
been on the trail Of the state detec-
tives watching every move.
Rev. Marion Clark; colored min
lister. was arrested in Greenwood on
Wednesday night for the murder Of
Mrs Collins. He was brought here
but was released ON an alibi fur
nished by the Rev. Charles Hens
ley. Mr.. Clark had just been ap-
pointed pastor at Marion. Md, by
the conference. which closed in Phil
adelphia last week. He was re-
turning to his home in Bridgetown,
Md. and was waiting for his train
when arrested.
The arrest was caused by per-
sons who are entleavOring to clear
Elmer Collins of the charge OF muir
dering his wife, and not by the
the state detectives, The man was
brought here in buggy after night
fall. Ile continually protested his
innOceuce. telling the officers he had
never been in Laurel, and knew
nothing Of the murder. The con
Ncyan,e was driven to the Laurel
parsonage, where Rev. Mr.. Hensiey
easily cleared the man.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.

The present efforts OF Mr.. Henry
Ludlam to revive ShaKespearean
and classic dramas i'll IA manner chat
no one mas had the courage to at
temptin4'. in the face OF the present
craze tnr the romantic drama and
sensational claprr rrap Is giving such
lavish and interpretations of Shake
speare cails attention to he tnrned
to- wards him. After one mere Of
thp productions had been nmIe and
il was seen that he had spared moth
ing nor hesitatnh for Il second in
creating pictures. perfect ~ 10 de-
tail, SEmptuors and magnetic in ;;p-
Trarunra. There WAS unlimited
praise and more than enthusiastic
Mr.. Ludlam viii appear
IN this city on lunday and TrtSitay
nights at the Opera F1nnse. These
AZ" regarded NJ vf 'iiN hest selections
in bis rrI"rt, jra Hnl have been Civ
en- 1T the request OF theatre %uel'@
and hose who are fond Of legiti-
mate drama,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25

rience. Hundreds Of dollars went to the
doctor and the druggist. ! was simply
a walking medicine chest and u phys
iral wreck. My sister residing in Ohio
wrote me that she had been cured of
womb trouble by using Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, aud advised me to try it. |
then discontinued all other med icines
and gave your Vegetable Compound
thorough trial. Within four weeks
nearly all pain had left me; l rarely
had headaches, and my nerves were in
a much better condition, and ] was
cured in three months, and this avoided
a terrible surgical operation. : MRS
EcKls STEVENSON. go So. state St,
Salt Lake City, Itah.-s5000 forfeit #
aSoue Testimonial is not genuine
Remember every woman is
cordially invited 10 write to Mrs.
Finkham if there is anything
about her symptoms she does not
understand. Mrs. Pinkham's
Address is Lynn, Mass.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
A ,-eit0, L r re

Sealprl, DU,., April -. - Fire
broke put yesl erday afternoon in the
three story Dnil1ing ut The corner of
Frant aud Poplar streets, occupied
bv the Seafurd Shirt Company, and
tie Sparord Ice plant. Considerable
damage WIS done before it was eX-
Inguishc!. Sparks from the engine
OF the Ice p,ant ignleI the root Of
the Shirt factory and nearly created
panic among the girls who were
working ut the time.
The SeafDrd volunteer lire company
answered lhe alarm Of lire promptly
and in ten minutes bad two streams
playing ON the building. This is
the second time the building has
caught fire within Il month. At the
limc OF the fire over one hundred
gir's were running machines in ihe
factory. The building was Formerly
used as Il place Of worship for The
Methodist Ep!scOpaE Church people
LUS%, So 90, fully insured.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
DOClIST \ DILRS

D"c,etaler's theatre will remain
open for several weeks vet, and The
lnouy patrons of yaudevIlle will
have the opportunity Of enjoying
that form Of amusement later in the
season tilHM usual. heappruarh Of
warm weather has resulted ID no
material failing OFF in the regular
ultvuHdnrr. This weeks ill has
ploVtn especially attractive and Of.
lcrS many features Whirh are in
line with the best that vaudeville
has to ott'pr. The Juggling performl-
auce nf El00ra and Norrlne are I'M
dUnNtHdly til" most daring and diff.
ticut over se"n here, and the act
hH, caused much talk about town.
The Wclch- Franhps company in the
"I'h" Flip Mr.. Flop" have also
proven Il star feature aud no won
der fOr it is highly entertaining in
every way. Frank Vincent and
Lottie contribute sketch fairly
hristling with original and cIrvpr
sperialtics. Wayne and Lamar.
Barr and Evans, All Ling Foo and
several others are numbered on the
list. Vaudeville patron can ask
nothing better than the aggregation
Dorksta'ier has placed together for
them this week.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
r. H!..SCOTT

of the party at this time is to discard
that very pcrpetuity Of Office. and to
break up system that was So long
in vogue, whereby one man is being
continually forced ON the people,
while good consistent Democrats arc
not allowed to sip from the cup Of
public honor. AS to whether Judge
Gray is a candidate or not, we do net
know nor care, but we have at least
informed the public or our latitude
on the subject. The press has had q
deal to saya to what this or ihab
prominent member has to say on tla
subject, and while we believe thau
some few members may dissent from
us although we lave not been OIL.
cially notified to that effect we are
pleased to state that the large ma ior,
lty of members approve our course.
'Bcsides, the prominent members
are not those whose names appear
only on the roster or may be occupy.
ing little higher position in the so.
cial world, but rather to The 'cranks,
who, by sLeadfast and unyieldng DC.
volion TO the welfare of the league,
have made it the most progressive
and the most powerful organization
in the state; and despite the appell1-
tlons THAT may be ihurIed at MS ws
will continue, in the future, us We
have d ways done in the past, Ia
wage unce asing warfare against any
thing which we believe will in any
way affect the peoples interest frst
and the party's interest afterwards"
Suicide Leaves $50. 900 to Yale
New York, April "a. Yale Uni,
versity gets the residuary estate of
Edward S. Southworth. the lawyer
who killed himself in the Plesby-
terian Hospital last Saturday. His
will was filed for probate this after.
noon. Yale also receives the reyer.
sionary INTEREST," in a bequest Of $lj,-
600, made to relative for life. Mr..
Southworth's estate is estimated to
be worth $3.50, 600.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
i1OWling Dogs

In Thursdays paper the complaint
is made in certain neighborhood of
some poor dogs bowling all night
and keeping people from sleeping.
If dogs We're fed properly and given
good supper, they would be only
too glad to sleep. They only howl
because their stomachs are empty
and they feel SO miserable. Try it
yourself. People deserve to be kept
awake all night if they won't feed
their dogs and feed them well too
We have heard of complete cures
being effected by the application of
good supper. +. WEBB.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
DEMOCRATIC
LEAGUE

The Democratic League at it!
regular meeting last night adopted
unanimously the following min tc
We were not surprised that hor
nets nest was stirred up and that
the League has been the target fol
the spleen Of the Every Evening and
the Star for having the presumption
to oppose any object those ncwspap p.
ers might seek to oblsln: and
We would welcome honest criticism
Of any action the League may take
but when we are dubbed asses, dem
agogues, blatherskites, and cranks
1t looks to US very much as If the
quill drivers OF those newspapers had
no argument to put forth in opposi.
tion to them, but must rely rather
on vulgar phrases in order to give
relief to the idle vaporing of thel1
diSordered minds.
The League, generally, is not
hastily In their actions, and therefore
they have said nothing they are
ashamed of or willing to retract and
while the Star may put Judge Gray
far above us, they must know that
the Democratic League, together
with many readers Of the Star, be-
lieve that all men are created equal
ana that between the honest lahorer,
toiling for his loved ones at home
and the Judge upon the bench there
is no distinction. Mr.. Gray has un-
doubtedly received opportunities that
the laborer will never get, but that
the laborer will never get. but that
does not make him any more the man
We know that Judge Gray has
been perpetuaIly in Office, and there
fore that fact alone makes him
out of the race, for the tendency
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
ki,Ia,i o. { .urt House Steps

Gaffney, S. G., April III Wash
Livingston shot and killed Henry
BYers, on the Court House steps, TO-.
day, charging him with the seduc-
ton Of his daughter.
at WaIkersvlI!e. last night, Alber
Woford was killed by his stepson.
WotIord attempted to strike the mo.
ther OF the boy, and the latter picked
up u pistol lying on a table and shot
him through the heart.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
DOTS,

The Grand ConcIavc of Heptasophs
or Seven Wise Men visited Newark
last night and was entertained bv the
conclavc of the order there.
BY falling from q house IN Chris.
tlana yesterday. Samuel Patterson
had one Of his ribs broken. He was
TAXED to the Homeopathic Hospital.
Fletcher King of No. 52l South
Van Buren, street. had his head cut
while working in the yards of the
Pusey and Jones Company Yesterday.
Joseph Bailey. who was shot BY
Edward Halliday during a quarrel in
Dover over EmmN Harris, was slight
ly improved last night at the Della.
ware Hospital.
The Rev. Charles +. Hendricks, B.
D.. former and much beloved pas.
tor of the Reformed Episcopal Church
here will preach next Sunday morn-
ing and eveningin st, Luke's Reform
cd Episcopal Church, Eighth and
Monroe.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
KERRY Cow. =

Joseph Murphy comes to the
Opera House in Kerry Cow on Sat
urday night. Instead Of getting less
effective as he grows older Joseph
Murphy seems to I've growing strong
er as an actor with each successive
year. There is richer color to his
brogue his musiral Voice seems to
be clearer and stronger as he sings
"A Handful Of Earth while his
agility and grace as II dancer show
70 decline,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
CASES IN
CITY COURT

In the free for all handicap races
on the city track this morning there
were but seven entries. But there
were numerous hackers in the pad
dock when John Quincy Adams
FeXhollnd was sent over the course.
There were 80 witnesses summoned
to tell about dogs. The charge
against Adams was that of main
tanning a nuisance. The city was
not ready and the case went over
until Tuesday morning next. This
caused the women to express their
di~picasllre at being compelled to
come for another half day. IN their
opinion the loss of time in coming
to court was a bigger nuisance than
the Adams dogs
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
flush nj sert IO .Iuil

Philadelphia April, ~. Francis
O'Donncil, convicted of assault and
battery on his wife, Sarah O'Donncl
was yesterday Sentenced to an im-
priSonmcnt OF Cne year. Mrs. o.
Donneil staded that it was common
amusement for her husband to come
home drunk and hurI dishes and
other articles 1T her aud the child.
ren. On the occasion Of which she
complained, she said. her husband,
while intoxicated, knocked her down
and dragged her ACROSS the floor by
her hair.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
Hit. Wrong Man

TamaqIa, pa, April "A. An un.
known man struck FELTON, Miller
with a brick last night, inficting a
dangerous wound ON his head
When Miller cried OUT the man start
cd back in surprise. and said lie had
mistaken him for another person.
The unknown then advised him to
60 to doctor at once, and offered
to lead him home. providing he kept
his head turned away from him.
At this point the approach OF sever.
al pedestrians scared the stranger,
and lie fed.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
Dsspsrate Lover . Suicide.

Belvldere. N. j.. April a.
While the Grand Jury was act
ing on the charges againat John
Anthony. Of attempting 10 shoot
his sweetheart because she refused
to marry him. the accused commit.
ted suicide in gail by cutting his
throat with razor this morning.
Anthony was 35 years old, and
his home was al Anthony, Hunter.
don County, where he met MISS
Name Sutton, aged 10 years. aud,
after brief acquaintance, insist
ed that the young woman become
his wife, put she refused to marry.
Three weeks ago she left for her
home, at Hac kettstown, where An
thony also went, and attempted to
shoot her on the etreet. Three
shots were fred at the girl, but
she escaped them all.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
nr. Avery'a Funeral,

Princess Anne. Md, April 25 The
remains of Rev. W. +. Avery, d. D.. ;
pastor Of Scott NJ. 4. Church. Will
mington, Del, who died at his home
in that city on Tuesday morning
last, were taken to Paramount, his
native home. in Somerset county,
and inferred in the family bruying
ground yesterday afternoon. Rev.
DR.. Watt, Presiding Elder of the
Wilmington District, conducted the
funeral services. The remains were
accompanied from Wilmington by
the family Of the deceased and rep
reseDtatives Of Scott NJ. f. Church,
Wilmington.
All who use BRAZILIAN Balm never hav
the grip. Got large boz tIo
The evening Republican., 1902-04-25
Y. N. e. 4. Convention

The fifteenth County Convention,
Of the y. N (. A. was held in Forest
prcshytrrIL Church, at NAdIetown
De-. About IOD delegates we're in at.
tendance, and Interesting reports
were received. The delegates we're
welcomed by Ms. :. S.sLouise Moore,
Of MIGdIeLowu. ami Mrs. Carrie +.
kankin, u! li!icFs ". e.. II. t.. ol
tins city reSpDndCd.
At nUGn Iuncilaun was served and
tile delegates we're delightfully."- cn-
terlalncd during their Stay IN Ml1dll
town.
In the evening the exercises were
In charge Of tie members uf the y.
W. T.. Il. t., and an excellent pro-
graMme was given.