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The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Smallpox at 0eorgeio wns

Georgetown, April 19.-GeorgeS
town has case Of smallpox. Miss
Allie Downs, daughter of ". 81
Downs, who resides just outside OF
the town limits on the Milford roads
has been employed in the laundry al
Farnhurst State Hospital, but re.
turned home on Saturday last. Sha
was taken sick on Wednesday aud il
was ascertained that she had the
smallpox having contracted 1t at the
Hospital where several cases have
developed since her departure.
The Town Board met on Friday
and appointed the following Board
OF Health: DR.. Jones C. L Moore, A.
p. Pepper, A. B. Robinson and w.
f. Blackstone. 1t was decided to cs.
tab!ish strict quarantine and rops
the effected district off and employ
six watchman to matain it. 1t was
decided 10 employ a physician and
nurse and provide the pest attention
at the expense of the town.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
DOLE ON HAWAII.
The Governor Tells af the COndt-
tiOnS ON the IslInd.

WASHINGTON, April Governor
Dole Of Hawaii was before the house
committee on territories yesterday and
gave an extended review Of conditions
On the islands. The governor said there
were some things in the organic law
which the IiawaianS would lave been
glad to have different lie said he had
no purpose to criticiSc. but. answering
direct questions, said the franchise
might have been property limited
further than 10 ASiHti"s.
There also was the land question.
concerning which. he said. there WAS
vaglcncSS regarding til" provision III
lowing corporations to hold .u'|O acres.
Whether this land WAS to he held in
fee simple or simply by lease or 9th
crwse was not seemingly understood
10y the Hawaiian people He explained
also the confusion that might arise over
the election Of senators.
Chairman Knox said that this sena-
torial condition was rrnlcdird by Il bill
about to be reported. Governor Dole
said for the present The island indus
tries could not be carried on entirely by
white labor. the Chinese and JapmucSe
being 50 numrrousy employed in the
rice and OH her industries that an immc-
liiatc change to white labor would not
be prHctirahIr. The experience in using
Porto RicHl labor had been discourage
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Heavy DatnR%cS For Svitchma n.

BINGHAMTON. y. V. April 10
Charles j.. Quain. formerly switch
man in the employ of the Delaware
and Hudson l:aiIroad company has
just secured Il verdict in the supreme
court for $4,000 against that company
for injuries received while at work on
Nov. 20, 1899. hr was thrown from Il
box car. one foot was cut off. and the
other one was crushed. He based his
claim for damages on the allegation
that the accden, was the result of the
failure of William Scott. an engineer,
TO heed signals and that the company
was, or should have been. aware of the
fact that Scott was incompetent be.
cause of defective cyesight and care
lessness in handling his engine.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Opposed to Judge Gray.

The Democratic League is opposed
to Judge Gray for United States
Senator. The League has adopted
these resolutions:
"WhereaS, Certain signs seem to
indicate that efforts will be made in
the coming election to force Hon.
George Gray as candidate for Unit.
ed States Senator, in the event Of
Democratic victory; and
"Whereas, The Democratic League
believes that never before has the
Democracy Of Delaware had such
bright prospects for success as they
have now, and the bringing of Judge
Gray's name into the contest cOnStI-
tutes an act of the greatest folly,
for certain it is that suCn caldi late
will tend to create a dSatlectluu IN
the ranks of the party nearly as large
as that which now confronts the Re-
publcans. and
"Whcrcas, We appreciate the fact
that Mr.. Gray'S misguided friends are
of the opinion that lie is absolutely
necessary in order to save the state:
but in their enthusiasm they seem to
forget that To- 900 Democrats OF
Delaware were betrayed by him in
1896, and further that he lent his
influence and vigor to make possible
a Republican victory, and
"Whereas, 1t is an undisputed fact
that the state is teeming with con.
sistent party men, in whom the pco-
pie can put their trust in on occasion
and under any circumstances and
therefore it is nonSenscal to tell the
people Of free state that they must
have recourse toa political noncity
in order to win. be it
"Rcsolved, That it is the earnest
hopes Of the league that these rumors
are but an rlopian dream, and Mr..
Gray will himself if he wishes to
atone for past misdeedS deny through
the public press that he has such Il
fool-hardy aspiration.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Germans 10 Send q Bid.

BERLIN, April 19.--Professor Slaby
and Count Arco of the wireless teleg
will send in a Geographic bid to Briga
dier General 4. W. Grecly. the chief
signal officer Of the United States ar
my, on the establishment Of a system
of wireless teleGraphy which the Init
ed States proposes 10 inauSurate in
Alaska. This bid must necessarily be
sent by cable. as the tenders open in
Washington April 90.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
ppELl,s ralp DELAYED.
&ovsrnsf Will Net stnrt south Until
Next Week.

ALBANY. N. Y, April 19.-Goveruor
Odell while here from Ncwburg an.
nounced that the accident to his son
Bryant, whose leg was broken by a
horse which he was riding falling with
him Thursday afternoon, would delay
his departure for Charleston until Mon
day. He had intended to go south to.
aay. The governor said that his son
had very narrow escape from more
serious injury. The horse slipped and
fell upon the boy. whose foot was
caught in the stirrups. The animal
made an effort to rise but the boy held
uoWn his head until he extracted his
foot from the stirrup If he had not
had this rare presence of mind he
might have been dragged some dis
tance.
The governor will remain at Newburg
on Sunday to see that the boy is pro-
crossing favorably. in which event only
will he go. There is probably no dan
ger, however, of any contingency aris-
ing which would compel him to post
pone his trip.
The governors staff will leave for
Charleston on the MERCHANTS associa-
tiOn train which leaves New York city
ut 1914 o'clock Monday morning and
arrives at Charleston on Tuesday. The
party will spend two days at the expo
stion.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the entertainment of the gov
ernOr at Charleston. He will visit Fort
Sumter and other points Of interest on
revenue cutter. lie will be received j
with full military honors. On Tuesday
evening a reception in his honor will
be held. and on "Wednesday morning he
will visit the points of interest about
Charleston, taking part In the New
York state day exercises at the eXp0si-
tiOn grounds He will have luncheon in
the womans building. and Il banquet
In his honor will be served in the even
Ing
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
An Old Trouble Settled,

CARACAS. Venezuela. April l9.-The
congress of Venezuela having adopted
the French protocol providing for IL re-
newal of diplomatic relations between
France and Venezuela. the ratification
of the protocol has been signed by NJ.
QuievrcuX. the French charge d'af-
faires, for France and Senor Pachano,
the Venezuelan minister Of foreign af-
fairs, for Venezuela.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Queen willie lmina's Condition

HET LOO, Holland, April 19.-Queen
Wilheiminn's fever has not abated, but
the condition Of the royal patient is
said to be satisfactory. Her lnaJesty's
physicians are said to be less anxious.
as it is believed the maiady will not as.
sumo the ordinary malignant character.
Queen Wilhelmina is visited by her
doctors three times day. She is sup
the result of II chilI. Among the cable
messages received at the palace inluir.
ing about the queens progress was one
from President Roosevelt.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Fund For Memorial

Subscriptions are still being receiy
cd by Seth Feaster treasurer of The
Mckinley Memorial Associations, for
the erection Of a suitable memorial.
It has been suggested by a person
interested In the movement, that
persons living outside Of Wilmington
become interested in the caus Q, and
contribute to 1t, Mr.. Feaster says he
would like to receive subscriptions
from Delawareans, living outside Wi.
mington, a. we'll as residents Of the
city. ~ - .H. : =
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
The President Ia New York.

NEW YORK. \prl -. President
md Mrs. Roosevelt are in this city TO
attend the exercises incident TO the in
stAllution Of Nicholas Murray Butler rs
president of Columbia university. Ac-
romMnnying them are Secretary and
Mrs. tortclyou, Dr John T.. l'ric. the
presidents physician, and Surgeon
General liXry of the navy. The party
came from Washington in the private
ear Riva which was attached to the
regular Pennsylvania railroad train
president will leave New York on the
return trip to Washington tonight.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Broke His Nose,

While William Grassland was work :
ing with the pile divers gang in the
yard of the Diamond State Steel Com
pany yesterday afternoon, ore Of the
large poles used in guiding the big
logs slipped and fell. 1t struck Cross
land in the face, breaking his nose
ard otherwise iniuring him. His in
juries were dressed by DR.. IL. G.
Buckmaster
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Declares Sun Time Legs,

Akron, O.. April lS Noon comes
at ll.27 standard time. 10 Akron &C.
cording to a decision just handed
down by The Supreme Court.
Thomas MIer took out fire insur.
ance policy on his saloon at III 80
standard time four years ago. the
policy being dated noon OF that day
While lie was getting the policy the
saloon was burning.
The company refused to pay $4,000
insurance The Court decided that
nuon meant the time the sun passed
the meridian at Akron and ordered
the Insurance COMPANY 10 pay.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Acute suffering and dcstitution were
reported from the ia mine stricken dis.
trictS of Russia.
A gang of burglars broke open safes
of half n dozen business houses in Wa
terloo, n. Y, and escaped with their
loot.
A writ Of habeas corpus was filed to
compel Havana court to accept SOD.
600 bail lond offered by Z. G. Ralh.
bone,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
4 General Jail Delivery.

ROANOKE. Va, April l9.--There
has been Il general jail delivery at
Princeton. ". Va. and several prison.
ers who had been sentenced to the pen
ttentiary and were awaiting guards to
come for them got away. 1t is said
that Ernest Rowe, the notorious Nir-
ginia and West Virginia Jail breaker,
laid the plans for the delivery. Rowe
led the way and was quickly followed
by ten others. that being the total
humber confined in the jail.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Preparing for funniest

Big preparatio ms are being made
for the funniest TO be held in this
city on Jnne 8, ! and g. 1t is estimat-
cd that fully $4,000 people will be
here on June I, which will be the dav
when the sports are held at the Horse
Show Park.
Special excursions will be run from
Baltimore, Philadelphia. Reading
and Atlantic City, and special rates
from all these points have been So.
cured. The committee in charge Of
the affair will meet in Turn Hall on
5 unday evening when some Of the
subcommittee will report.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
EnrthOuakc Changes Seas.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 19.-The
recent earthquake at Shcmakha in
which thousands of persons We're kill
ed. has had curious effect on the
level of the Black sea and the Caspian.
Ridges of rock have appeared at points
where the chart formerly marked faith
oms of water. As result of this the
harbor of Krasnovodsk. from which
the Central Asian railway starts. has
been rendered unapproachable by large
vessels
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Ar,ress GEES a Fortu.,e,

CHICAGO. April 19.-Miss Sybil Clif-
ton one OF the five flower girls in "The
Chaperons,' is heiress TO fortune Of
100000 in oil lands left by her uncle,
Huntington Hale, who died near Beau
mont. Tex. two days ago and willed
his estate to his niece. Miss Clifton has
received telegram notifying her OF
her good fortune. Her uncle went to
Texas twenty years ago and bought
land which of late has turned out to he
rich IN OH
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Heavy Judgment Against Railroad.

WHITE PLAINS, N. ". April 10
A verdict for the largest sum ever
awarded in this state for the destruc-
ton Of human life was rendered by a
jury in the supreme court before Judge
Martin ]. Kcogh in the suit brought by
Mrs. Lottie G. nilnon against the New
York Central railroad for the death Of
her husband, killed in the Park avenue
tunnel disaster, The jury returning u
verdict of $6O,000 against the raiirOad.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
my Family Doctor +"

Blue Island, H., Jan. IA, 1901.
M essn. Ely Bros. II have used
POUR Cream Balm in my family for
nine yeafs and IL has become my fam
lily doctor for cdlds 10 the head.
tse 1t freely on nay children. 1t is u
Godsend to children rs they arc
tronblod more or less.
Yours respectfully. J. KIMBALL.
Judge for Yourself A trial size
can be hal for H.. small sum VI 10
cts. Snpn'ieh hv drug fists or mail.
ed hv NY Br,LhcS jG Warren street
N. y IuI size, 81 cts
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Fire In Morgan's Country House.

HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y, April
10-Fire at the country house of J.
Pierpont Morgan did small damage
and was quickly suhdued. 1t is thought
the fire originated from gasoline
lamp used by one OF the workmen eni.
played In renoyating the house.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
A Colon bian Government Expedition

COLON, April ia strong eXpedi-
ton under command of General Gomez,
the military governor of Colon, has left
here for BocaS del TOro on board the
government gunboat General PinZOn.
The PinZon mounts ten cannon and has
good gunncrs to serve them. Her COM
mander has been instructed to protect
foreign interests at Bocas and to re-
cover by force il necessary the gasoline
launches and other property belonging
to the United States Fruit company
and recently seized by the revolutions
lists, if the commander of the United
States gunbOat Machias, which is now
at Bocas. has not already recovered
and restored them.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
BASEBALL SCORES.
Whrce National League Games Play
ed Yesterday.

Al PhilIdclpl.a-
New York 0 0 ! l- 2
Philadelphia. : y y q = .
IIits-New York, i; Philadelphia, u.
Errors New York /; Philadelphia. :.
Batteries Kennedy and icaEer; lbcrg
and Douu.
Al Brooklyn
Boston. q 0 | 0 0 2 O. 1
Brooklyn n.......... ! . \ 0 10
Hits Boston, o; Brooklyn, T.. Errors
Boston :; Brooklyn. :. Batteries Ma
jarEey and Eiltridge; Newton and
Ahrarn
At cincinnati
CiuCinnat .......,. . q o . y z
IIlS--ChicaGo. ., Cincinnati, II. Errors
Chicago. :: Cincinnati, ;. Batteries
Mcnetee and Chance; Glcndon, lleiSman
and PUrECn.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
Basket Bail .

+ The league basket ball game Of the
season will bc played at Pylc's Cycle
Academy on next Tuesday evening.
The game will be between ! Whining
ton and st. James Of Philadelphia.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
TejeUltOuc Us

or call in person for any kind Of Liquors or
Wines you may need. We arA now botting
the Book Beer. wilmington Brewing. d W
Lynch & Co., grocers, main store, N. W. Cor.
ii udIsou anu Fourth streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
10 Sureurlp iu Two Days

Ln1ativo Brcmo. Quin,no removes tbs
au,e, y ". Groves signature nn ovory
Lox. liice 20 cents. W.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
The Chinese Protest,

WASHINGTON, April 19IThe Sec
betary of state has transmitted to the
senate a communication from United
States Minister Conger inclosing
protest from the Chinese government
hgainst the exclusion of Chinese from
The Philippine Islands. The communi-
cation is signed by Prince Ching. prest
dent of the Chinese board Of foreign
hffairs.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19

Divorced After Half . Centary.
MCPHERSON, Wis, Aprif 19.-Wil.
lard Lanfare, aged eighty-four, and his
V1fe Catherine. aged sixty.six, have
been divorced after nifty years Of mar
Ned life. There was no contest.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19
From Women Cured by Mrs. Pinkham.

"DEAR MRS PINKHAM Il write to thank YOU
for the good Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Sanative Wash have done me-
1t is now six years since was taken sick 1
had falling of the womb and ovarian trouble
l suffered untold pains sometimes was SO bad
that thought could not live. fused the Vege-
table Compound steadily for some months and
am now well. If you like, you may use my
letter for the benefit OF others Miss KATIE P.
JUNGLAs New Salem, Mich.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19

Advertise in the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-19

DEAR Mrs PNKHAMt affords deal pleasure
praise of valuable Vegetable Compound Words
tell what your medicine did for 1t saved life weak
and would have bad
for attend family suffered beyond
scrpion; physician said could
which refused to have tried gil kinds medicine but they did
friend recommended yda E. Pinams Vegetable
pound used and the sanae Wash and enjoying the
health hope that all suffering will take medicine
MRS. ELLA LONG, 1873 Pearl St. Bridgeon, N. J.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
CHAFFEE IN MlNDANAo.
11le General Starts On Tour Of
Inspection.

Hhe General starts on Tour Of
Inspection.
MANILA, May 12.-Grneral Chaffee
has arrived at Malnhang, island Of
Mlndanao. where he was met by Gen
eral Davis, the commander Of the
American forces in the island. Gener-
ais Chatfee and Davis, with an escort,
at once started to ride TO Lake l.anao,
in the interior, which they will reach
during the day.
The American forces in the province
of Batangas. southern LllzOn, have
been concentrated at several towns in
the province. This action is taken be-
cause armed insurgent resistance in
the province has ceased.
The United States Philippine COM
mission has passed a law abolishinG
imprisonment for debt after the debtor
has sworn to bankruptcy. Until this
law goes into effect the expenses of
those persons who are now in Jail for
debt must be horne by their prosecu
tors and must be paid weekly.
Another ease of cholera has occurred
on board the United States army trans
port Warren. The ship and her pas,
senGers will he detained in quarantine
for an additional five days. The War,
rem has already been uuarantined for
cholera for over ten days.
There have been 9l3 cases and 73H
deaths from cholera in Manila, while
the provinces report 2,1lO eases and
1870 deaths from the disease.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
CONTRACT
AWARDED.

"A contract approXimar1ng nearly
81, 500. 900 for the construction of a
railroad shipping pier in North Car.
olina has been awarded the South
ern Construction Company in which
several Wilmingtonians are inter-
eSted.
Alvin r. Morrison, of this city, is
president Of the construction com
pany; H. A. Dockety, of North Car
olina, is treasurer, and William s.
Hilles, of this city, is secretary. The
company was chartered at Dover
five weeks ago.
Mr.. Morrison and Mr.. Hilles have
been engaged for several weeks per
fecting the details of the contract,
and arrangements have progressed
so favorably that. work on the new
road will begin in about two weeks,
The new line will extend from
Wilmington, N. G., to Southport,
N. G., and is to be constructed for
the Cape Fear Terminal Railroad
Company. The line will be thirty
miles in length, and elaborate pro
vision is to be made for coal and
freight shipments at the seaboard.
There will be large coal and
freight piers at Southport, The
coal pier alone will cost about $50,
600 and the freight terminal pier
$50, 900.
The contract price for the con
struction of the road and piers will
be ~ $50, 600.
Ellis D. Thompson, until recently
of the United States EnSipeerin {
Office in Philadelphia is to be the
engineer for the railroad super
wise the construction.
The Lincoln Savings q Trust Com
pany, of Philadelphia, is trustee
under the mortgage, and have then
money in hand for the completion
of the railroad.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Found Diamonds la a Shoe.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., May ]2.-
Three thousand dollars worth of dia-
monds hidden in Il servants shoe were
recovered by the local police for Mrs.
J. Keys of Brooklyn, n. Y, Il guest
at a beach front hotel. Henry Brook
ms, coored waiter. was taken into
custody and bound over for Il hearing.
DR. and Mrs. Keys after dinner lef, the
dining room for their apartments. Mrs.
Keys forgetting the bag containing
the jewels and some money in the din
ing room. She had taken them there
with her for safety, Fifteen minutes
elapsed before she thought OF her pre-
eious stones. She then hurried to her
table, but the diamonds were gone,
The police arrested the man who wait
cd upon them. searched his room and
found the jewels hidden in his shoe.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY.

With appropriate exercises tn"
tirtieth anniversary Of Mt. Salem Sun
day School was celebrated in MI.
Salem NJ. e. Church yesterday.
The church had been eSpocia!lF
decorated for The occasion and there
was an abundance Of flowers. T4c
services were largely attended and at
night both tine church and Sunday
school room were packed to the doors
A feature Of the day was the superb
singing Of Mrs. }. A. Fitch who rem
dercd eight selections in ALL
At the morning service, Dr. W. f..
Mcdowell, secretary of the Board of
Education of the NJ. f. Church,
preached, and made an eloquent ad-
dress.
The Rev. John France gave a short
history Of the Sunday school at the
afternoon service. John S. Mile |
followed with talk along the same
line. Dr. W. +. Mcdowell and DR..
Robert Watt gave interesting talks
on Sunday school work, iand the ser.
vice was intersperscd by vocal secc.
,ions by Mrs. Fitch and Miss Eva
Berry.
At the evening service the pastor
the Rev. Il. A. II. O'Brcn. made u
brief address. The choir and Mrs
Fitch rendered numberof selections.
Nightly meetings will be held in
Mt, Salem Church this week.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Government WINS Gn Reballot.

PARIS. May l2.-1he reports indi.
cate that the Whaiiot has been favor
able TO The government. as half the
ministCrialists including NJ. Ieygues,
the minister of public instruction: NJ.
Biisson and Jules Sicgfried, former
minister Of rofnil3rrce. were elected. NJ.
paschul t'rou%s"t tlinisteria!Ht,, 4 re-
firing deputy, who was reelected in
Paris. died Of npopIcXy last evening.
NJ. Lol1hiois Liberal Republican,, who
was elected At Lille. in the department
du nord, died shortly before the polls
closed. All the n,ministcrlaliSts in
Algeria We're defeated.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
WHAT YOU DO, DO IT WELL
This Is Important For Health
Building in Nay.
Thousands Of Cures Made by
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Should Convince You Of Its
Value.

"What you do, do it weIl," is the
golden rule of business life. This rule
and far reaching command can be
profitably observed in many other
conditions OF life. In sickness and
suffering it is all important that what
y,u do to b;snist, disease and restore
losu health, should be well done. While
prudence and common sense will, in
nearly every instance, direct you
Alright, the experience of your friends
and neighbors and the thousands res
cured from sickness and suffering, will
point directly to Paine's Celery Com
pound as the infallible health giver
People who think they will get rid
of troubles such as rheumatism, nell
ralgia, dyspepsia, and nervous dis
orders Ivy medicines which have not
yet passed the experimental stage,
will be sadly disappointed and find
their Sufferngs increased.
TO get rid of ofrheamatism, neuralgia
dyspepsia. and nervous complaints, ii
is wisdom to use Paine's Celery Com
pound, u medicine that proceeds at
once to make the appetite normal,
sleep natural and refreshing, the
nerves strong, as foundation for
building up health and vigor.
If sick people in May look for a
true nerve strengthener. an honest
blood purifier,a reliable diuretic, that
will restore strength, renew vitality,
regulate the kidneys, yerand bowels
they should at once make use or
Paine's Celery Compound, aud note
the speedy and pleasing results that
flow from It's use.
It's easy to dye Will, Diamond Dyes