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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

The invitation 20 Prince Henry. to visit
81. Louis has at least served the purpose
OF acquainting him with the towns exist
ence.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

England. Il would appear. IS not having
80 much trouble in whipping the Beers
as IN making them understand that they
are whipped
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

The efforts that are being made 70 dis
lodge Pink Morton from the Athens
postofice are calculated TO make Pink
blue.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

Mr. Carnegie saws money Is worthless
.xeant 10 give away Well. when man
sets that much Of it IL probably is.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

Bandits robbed train IN kansas the
other day and got three dollars Ohcle
T2,,ss SAGE must have been on board.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

DO we understand Candidate Query 20
insinuafe that Candidate Terrell has
plagiarized his PLATFORM
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

Rudyard Kipling Is advised 20 remain IN
Africa until his last poem blows over.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

1t now takes both a king and queen
70 open parliament.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

Your Uncle Lon Livingston is no respec-
ter OF royalty. There are none OF them
living IN his district.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

A Corean prince IS said 20 have spent
$4,000 seeing New York. he eVioehuy
didn't see Il in a cab. then.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-27

MONDAY. JANUARY p. IsO2.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
RGPrS PLATING In HrII,uIS

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Thp correspond
cnt of til" Daily Mail 1t The Hague
says in dispatch that it is herou ing
increasingly difficult to combat the
generally accepted Dutch theory that
the Hocr leaders here are campaiguilg
toward tue ultimate SuhyprSiun of
British rlll" in South Africa. The Hrer
general LuraS Meyer. who has Just
reached Holland from London, instead
OF going to Germany, has stopped at
TIL" Hague and is going to visit MIR.
Kruger, while several o;hCr prominent
Fo'r leaders are assembling here. No
body at The Hague. continues the cor
respondent Of TIE Daily Mail, believes
their story that their mission is to col
lcct funds for ntrr widows.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
CLOTHING CUT
AS BY A KNIFE.

Atlantic City. N. j., August A.
William NJ. Wells. SO years old. pro.
prietor Of hotel at Burlington, N.
j.. and former Coroner of Burlin gton
County, met tragic fate here this
afternoon while fishing ia yawl
boat with his wife, to whom he h ID
been welded but a short time. Mr..
Wells had hauled up the anchor, lain
it down on the forward seat aud was
rowing In from Beach Thoroughfare,
nea'<the Reading Railway bridge, to
| avoid drenching, when bolt Of
lightning flashed down and instantly
kIllsd him. lie was engaged in talk.
ing 10 his wife and another lady,
who was theirguest on the fishing
trip, when death cut him off In the
middle of a sentence.
The flash OF flame ripped the cloth
ing from his body, cutting the cloth.
lug down The oack as Clearly as il
1t had been done with u knife Tn.
flesh was burned and scorchcd down
the spine aud the flame had wound
itself around the stomach and If.
huge scarlet scar.
The eyeglasses Mr.. Wells wore
were shattered and the rim was
driven into the flesh Of his nose. TIE
bolt enclrcied the anchor, which
1t is thought had attracted the cur.
rent and hurled it against the side
of the boat, knocking ons OF the
stripes loose and making the boat
culver and shake as If it was going
TO pieces. A half. burncd cigar near
the old mans side was undisturbe1.
When Mrs. Wells and her compan-
ION recovered from the binding flash
aud shock the clothing and hair of
the stricken man seemed to be burn.
ing.
Water was used to extinguish th3
fire While Mrs. Wells worked
quickly with sea water to revive the
Inanimate form of her husband,
which had toppled forward from
the seat, her companion fell over in
Il dead faint. They We're helpless
and adritt in the stream. A few
afterward Captain Doughty
in the cat boat Blue Bird, cams in
sight and answered the frantic cries
of Mrs. Wells. He towel the yawl
to Higbee's wharf, where a doctor
was called, but he soon found
that death had been instaneOus
Mrs. Wells WAS overcome by the
accident, and with her companion
retired to the cottage in which sle
and her husband were spending
The summer season. Mrs. Well,
SAID that the tragedy vas enacted 50
quickly that she had no recollection
If anything after the binding flash
lad passed, beyond her efforts to
luench the burning of the clothing
md her hair, and trying to bring
Jack life to her husbands inanimate
orni. She was too nervous to talk
,ver die accident.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
A WORD 70 lHE G REAT ARMY
OF sum MER fOILERS.
If You are Not las Robust Wig
orous. and Happy is Others
in the Month Of August
PAlNES CELERY
COMPOUND
Will Give You Health, Full
Energy, and Happiness.

Many men toiIng in offices, stores
aud workshops during this hot wealth.
er, ana women weighed with the
work and cares of home, are critical
y near tile breaking down point
The symptoms of coming sickness an
disease are manifested in steepiessness
NERVOUSNESS, tired feelings. lunguid-
ness, irrltablIlty, failing appetite,
and poor blood circulation.
Palncs Celery Compound is
precious boon TO The aillng, sick, and
run down in thu, August weather
n bottle or two used at once will
quickly bestow the needed strength
To battle against the weakening and
enervatiny effects of the oppressive
heat, and viii enable men anu women
to 60 through the necessary routine
Of daily toll with heart, souI and
energy. Paine's Celery Compound is
pecial.y distinguished for It's ability
to build up run down 5! scans in hot
weather.
Mr.. George w. Demares,, Of loS
Vest 9th Street, New YORK, says:
81 am licensed Stationary en-
glneer, and although my work Is not
very laborluus, l suffered SO intensely
Will severe pa;lS IN my back and kid
ncys that | WIS compelled to leave
my work and remain ut home for six
| suffered greatly with head
aches and soreness IN chest aud lungs
and my joints became very stuff.
actually felt was doomed to ill an
old mans grave at the age Of thirty
Two. AS last resort ! used two
bottles of Paine's Celery Compound
when was able to resume my WORK,
and alter uslnA the third bottle,
IN i'll perfect nealtn. The value vi
Paine 5 Celery Compound Is lnestlma.
DE, AID | urge others afflicted a.
Vas to tihr it -
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
Cuban Loan For SUyar Gro.xer.

HAVANA, Aug. 5.-The senate has
discussed and approved in part Il bill
80 empower the executive to raise Il
loan of $f.0O0,GGO at the minimum
price of 80 and at the maximum rate
or interest of : per cent, payable in
thirty years. to be used to assist the
sugar cane growers Of the island. who
will he paid at the rate of 80 cents per
100 arrolas of sugar cane ground from
the last crop. This morcy is to be re-
pald by the cane growers in February,
March and April of 1903 at 6 per cent
interest. Tic bill provides that the ex-
ecutive he authorized TO pledge the
customs receipts OF the republic as Il
guarantee fer the principal and inter
rS. Of this lean aud to guarantee i'll
creased expenditures On account Of the
loan.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
DEATH OF AMAsA sPRAGuE,
Was Senior Member of Once Famous
Rhode Island Firm.


Rhode Island Firm.
WARWICK, Il. L., Aug. 5.-Amasa
Sprague. senior member of the once
widely known firm of A. l. w. Sprague
Manufacturing company is dead at his
home in Coneset Heights, aged seven
ty-four years. His brother William,
who survives was the war governor
OF Rhode Island and in 1861 responded
to President Lincoln's call for troops to
defend Washington by taking the field
in person. Amasa Sprague was colo
mel on his brothers staff.
In 1873 business reverses overlook
the family. and the greater part of the
estate, including their immense cloth
printing plants, went into other hands.
The output Of the Sprague mills then
was greater than that of all the other
factories in the United States COM
bined. and Il member of the family re-
Gently said that for the year preceding
the panic the books showed profit of
S20.Oo00NO. But the depression which
followed the war had its effect, and
the great concern went down the prop
critics were sold. and the two men re-
tired from the textile world.
Their ancestors We're the earliest cot
ton manufacturers in Rhode Island,
and William Sprague (second) was the
first calico printer in America.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

A meeting under the auspices Of
+ g Wilmington Prohibition A lIanct
VIII lie held on the lot at the n. f.
cc.ncr nt Fourth and Rroume streets.
ON the evening Of August l4th and
wi be addressed by Hon. l. Castle.
Of PIt,sburg. Pa. 1t is desired that
YOU give as extended information Of
this meeting as possible.
Mr.. Castle is tie Prohibition can.
didate for LieutcEen;-Gov Of
pennsylvania, on the ticket. on
which DR.. S, G. Swallow Is running
as candidate for Governor.
lie is an able eloquent and Convinc.
Ing speaker and worthy Of u large
Audience which the committee Oh
meetings desires you to assist in sccur
inc for him.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
DEATH of Noted FIGHTER,

CHICAGO, Aug. o. Commodore 10
Scph +. Montgomery, the aged Confcd-
crate naval officer who nearly captured
General Grant during the civil war, is
dead here ut the home Of his son. Dr.
james Montgomery. Commodore Mont
S"In"ry was born in Carrollton. Ky,
i'll 1917, and from his youth until the
war bro.,e out was engaged in river
ira liic. At the battle of Mobile Bay he
played conspicuous part. He also
WAS in the engagements at Fort Pill
low and New Orleans. and at Memphis
h" lost his fleet. tie was an intimate
friend Of jefferson Davis
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
ABOUT CAMP
MEETINGS,

The State Board of Health an
Governor Hum held a conference
yesterday, at the Clay ton House
to consider the camp meeting queS
ton.
S. II. Barnard. who is interested
in Brandy wine Summit camp meet
Ing, was at the conference to ascer'
tain what the board thought should
he done about that camp. 1t was
decided by the board TO prepare ,
circular to caution people against
l.olding such meetings where cases
of smallpox are near by and also
caullon:ng them against doing any
thing which will tend to spread the
disease.
The meetings could not be prevent
ed because the board has no right
TO prOhiblt such meetings except in
case of an epidemic. In such cases
IL has almost Unlimited powers, aud
can close any meeting desired. There
are no epidemics Of smallpox in Del
aware row, and it is thought the
caution will be sufficient.
The Causes which led to the meet
ing Yesterday were Interesting.
Sume time ago the residents Of llar-
rIngton became agitated over the
appearance OF several cases Of small
pox In that neighborhood. They
signed petition to the State Board
OF Health TO stop Il co!orcd camp
meeting held near IlarrIngton The
reason given Was that scores OF col.
orcd people from tins state 60 to
Chester in winter 20 work and re-
turn about camp meeting time for u
visit.
The State Roard of Health held a
meeting in Harrington On Friday last
and heard boil, sides. The minister
in charge Of the coIored camp stated
That he and his people were willing
TO cooperate with the Board OF Health
and other authorities in maintaining
tic health tt the community, but
INSISTED that, If llS camp was closed
lIandywlEc Summit camp must lie
closed a,sU. as 1t was nearer Chester
han his camp. There was no method
II getting away from this argument
ard the Board therefore decided to
meet here Yesterday.
Samuel II. Baynard, who repre-
>enled the BTandywine summit Camp
Meeting AsSocial ION. called the altcn-
Irn of lie board tu the fact that the
camp grounds are located in Penn
>tlvania and that the Chester Board |
=" Health, which would have urlS- !
dicllUu in the matter had offered mol
LECTION TO the camp being held. |
Mr.. Eayhald also pointed out that
lc" people from Chester would attcn!
he camp while hundreds from Chcs,
ter come here tip trolley cars an"
cats. and also come to witness Du,e
Tall games Mr. Bayuard ted the
1t ard, however that Toe camp ASST
cation would agree to do what the
card thought proper.
Suggestion was made that Govern cr
liunn issue proclamation calling
upon people to abandon camps On
account ul smallpox, but it was point.
ID out that this wonli damage bust
Less an would be uncaiIeu for. Ii
Mas roil ted out that no SmalpoN
epldrmlc exists in Delaware and til,
'oc desire Is to prevent cases being |
lntO the state. There are
80 cases Of he disease ABOUT ilar-
riDgtun and few az the emergency |
,'>rita' at Farnhurst, but that Is
AZ
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
{, B. RILEY

We will offer seasonabIe
goods at special prices in every
department for "Wednesday.
. patterns Of our 40 cent
quality white merccrizcL mad
rae at - cents a yard.
Two hundred remnants of
India linen at half price.
90 cent quality Slx0O white
sheets at 50 cents.
All OF our l2l cent quality
doltcd SWISS 9 cents IA yard.
30 remnants Of figured lawns
and dimitI's, . to 4 ward
lengths 8 cents to 3j cents for
the piece.
j pieces lett OF the 4! cent
dimities.
Every piece of the -! and
ID cent quality lawns and
dimitieS reduced for Wednes-
day to 9 cents a yard. These
goods will remain at 9 cents
until all are sold; they may all
60 Wednesday.
Pins | cent Il paper.
20 cent silk belts 10 cents.
ping-pong collars 20 cents
Plny-pong embroidery IS to
75c II yard.
$l.5O quality Ladies muslin
skirt now $1.0O.
ChiIdrcn's 20 cent quality
lace stripe hosiery sizes & to 9
Inch, now - cents;3 pairs for
30 cents,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

1t Is expected that Il DIl. will, be
prepared at once 10 be seat to the
legislature at Its ope1iny es,iols
| lowing copucrl to male an agrce.
ment by which the water tower may
be opened to the public.
The Methodist Sunday School OF
Chrlstiaua will give an excursion
to Woodland Beach on Thursday.
The eXcurslonists will take the
steamboat Thomas Clyde at New
Castle
The Robert Emmi: Literary AS
ISOLATION will hold it's third annual
picnic at Bavarian PARK OH Sa Lurd =
day. August 80.
The steamboat Diamond Sta tc OF
the Delaware River Navigation Com.
pany was yesterday taken to the
works of the Harlan & lIollincs-
worth Company tor repairs to its
machinery.
A meeting of the Republicans Of
the Sixth ward will be he'd at the
rooms of the East side Republican
Club, 9O4 King Street. Friday even
ing at =. p M. for the purpose OF
nominating delegates TO the State
Convention to be held at Dover Aug.
1902
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

TLotR-Steady, but quiet; Minnesota
patents, &S5Ni 10. winter slraights 81 aOf,
8 -, winter extras, f5lOli3.31, winter pat
rnts. S3,1Im4.
WHEAT Opened easier on fine weather
news. but later followed d strong upturn
in Gown and prospects for smaller western
receipts, September, 1l%u75c. December,
14ac.
RYE-S:cndy; state G2u6Sc.. G. f. f.,
New York. car lots No western GJl2c
I. o. h.. aiioat.
CORN Had strong advance on small
receipts and Il scare Of September shorts,
then broke under reaizng September,
C2mG2tsc. May. ijnifI.C.
UATS-F'Irlner at first and aftCrwHrd
easier with corn; track white state GiGt
69c. track, white, western, GiubgC
PORk-Easy, moss Sls5DWl450; family,
81 20.
LARD Easy; prime western steam.
lUtIc
BUTTER STEADY; state dairy l7N2Oc. !.
state Grrnm"ry, lnaO'4c.
CHEESE lrregnlar5u new, state, fun
9t,C large. white. $40.
EGGS-Flrm state and Pennsylvania,
20XI2iC western. candIed. lsn2OC.
StGAk-HaW steady, fair refining 2TsC. ;
centrifugal ~ test %~.C,, refined steady;
crushed jlJC. powdered I5c
MDLASSE.S Steady; New Orleans, 33qD
KICE-Frm; domestic, 4'an6%c.; Japan.
TAIIOW- Dun; city Gs.c.; country, Gs
ass,
HAY FIRM; shipping, e5Q7Oc,; good to
choice tlul N5.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
SITUATION IN FRANCE,
Vatican Said to Regard 1t us One -
GrnNitt.

ROME. Aug. >. The Vatican rcrarG~
the present situation in France arising
from the closing Of unauthorized con.
Er"%aiionaIi>t schools rs most grave.
as it is now believed to b" III" intcM
ton of NJ. Comics. the French premier
to dcnouucr the concOvdat.
1t is reported that Cardinal. Rampui
Ia, papai secretary of state. is still in
favor of trmporizluG with France,
fearing that tia hostile attitude Of the
Vatican toward that country would
lead 20 grat"r complications.
Some Of TIE cardinals advocate III.
"ntirr r"ptur" with France. thus an
ticraiu" that r'pUhlic and prevent
ih@ the rtSSaGr there Of further anti.
clerical laws.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
AT FEN WICK'S
ISLAND.

unusually large crowds character
lied the opening Sunday of the
Methodist Protestant cam p.meetiny
on Feuwick 5 lSlanl. Tne weather
CONDITIONS in the mOrllly were
ideal. A brisk o,aan b"aaza tenn
pared what might have proved
otherwise rather warm day. How
ever 1t Is characteristics ot this Il
SIDE camp-Meetlay that the temper
allure very seldom rises Above the
50 degree mark. 1t is 10 doubt one
OF the reasons for the camps great
popularity and for its phenon nal
growth during the last two years.
The prevailing summer winds come
from the O'tln. AM it is. iudenl,
unusual Iur the heat or the huni,ll.
ty 10 DscJme oppressive.
The camp me ting is lap2lla 1t
bat 10 Il very llmit"l degree upDn
local patronage. Tht conntry in
the imntlilte virIlitr is sparse V
inhabited, and both tnuter, ant
visitors CONS from Il distant. Tnis
year ali parts Of Maryland aad De-
a"drt are represented. AMI, i'll fact.
there IS IL very generous representa-
ton from Virginia, North Carolina
and Pennsylvania Camping pa
ties have become an important
feature. They represent widely
divergent lOrulitie, some coming
from Philadelphia and others from
Baltimore and Norfolk.
Among the prominent visitors
Sunday morning Wtrt Il number Of
the Delaware capitalists interested
III the development OF the lsIanl IN
to tirst-claSs seaside resort. The
party came from Wilmington to
Ocean City, Md, i'll a special car
and thence to the camp meeting
grounds by naptha launch. Those
who composed the party We're Pres
ton Lea, Il director Of the PnilaIel-
pima, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad and president Of the Evul.
table Trust Company Of Whining
ton; r. l.. Holiday, superintendent
OF the Delaware division of the
Pennsylvania Railroads j j. Ross,
Il director of the PENNSYLVANIA klii-
road and prominently mentioned us
tieneXt Canddat" Of the D-mM.rut
lc party ion Congress from y la
ware Dr.. Shortll lge, vX-MayOr Of
Wilmington, and at present Sup r.
mteudent Of School i'll tn SANE
city; Wlllari Thomson, general
manager Of the steamboat line! OF
the Baltimore, rhes lpAak- an At
Iantlc Railway; A. Il. Swift, Of tAr
Diamond Match Company, Whining
ton, and Messrs Pusey and Brooks.
the former Of the PnS.v, Jones d
Co., Wilmington, and the latter
superintendent of the Pnlladelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road.
The party spent the day looking
over the grounds AMI returned to
Ocean City in the afternoon. They
expressed themselves as being en-
urrly satisfied with the pro sreSs
made by the rOmpauy'S representa-
tive on the ground Mr.. B Frtnk
WagamUn, OF G"urgetown, Del.
A large map Of the recently re
celved groAnds was On exhibition
during Saturday and Sunday. \
number 0! tentcrs and visitors ex.
amIped Il. and several onions werc
secured lp0n some OF the most
desirable lots, The directors OF
the stock company navel decided to
Call this newly projected Maryland
watering pace "I'enw.ck's ls.aad
City. "
SUNDAY morning Rev. J. NJ Sheri-
dan paste, OF the Methodist Pro,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
Eurtiter Disturbance

tllAMl;ERi, France Aug. o..
Crowds made demonstrations in TIVE
neighbering townships yesterday
against ronniSsari'S of police who
were closing up schools conducted by
nuns. The tocsin was runy, and the
sisters, who refused to open their doors
to the cUlnmiSsaricS. were rhpprcu hy
the people. The pole" were eventually
Obliged to make breaches in the walls
of the buildings. wncreupon the SIS
t"rs, amid the cheers Of their sympa
thZcrs, left by the front doors.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

demand shall be done by the Eng
fish Government for the Irish peas
ant.
Secretary Root declares that the
desire of the government is for the
voluntary withdrawal of the friars,
arranged, not by the government,
but the religious superiors of friars
themselves. Is there anything like
expulsion or interference with per-
sonal liberty in that program!
mo civil power has jurisdiction
to pass punitive or corrective laws
aiming at the internal organizations
of the Roman Catholic Church. 1t
is because | know that the Ameri-
can Government is actuatel by no
such intention that | am able as
Catholic American to support the
government. on this grave question.
''American Catholics should not be
hasty to Judge while these impor.
tant matters are under lair iuvesli-
CATION. Precipitancv in this matter
may do no good to the church nor to
ehS ouuOC. wi taill IL ID tildt AUJbHfC
interests are safe ana conservative
hands. With the possible exception
Of the Supreme Court Of the Unllel
States the world does not contain a
body OF men superior 10 wisdom IT,
College of Cardinals OF the Roman
Catholic Church,; and l-doubt if there
be any men in American who could
more securely safeguard Catholic in.
terest than that body OF illustrious
diplomats. rhe mos cordial relations
now exist between the two parties to
this question, and II a rupture comes
| hope it cannot be traced to the in.
temperate utterances OF Catholic
Americans "
AT the conclusion OF the speech of
MIR. Byrne, on motion Of oseph A. |
McNammce, Chairman Of the cXecu.
tive committee. II was resolved with
6 reat enthusiasm TO send the follow.
ing cablegram:
His Holiness Pope Leo XIII, Rome.
Your spiritual Children Knignts
of Columbus of America, in meeting
assembled AT Atlantic City, rejoice
in the length Of your ponllticlte, fe-
icltate your Holiness on the memor.
able achievements OF your suspicious
reign, and rejoIci at the spirit Of
amlty YOU manifest for the Ameri-
Can Republican.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

The negro vote has been practi-
cally eliminated in Louisiana by the
laws enacted by Democratic Leg
islature. Notwithstanding this, the
Republicans expect to elect from
one to four of the Rspres entatives
to Congress from that State next
fall
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
OryaniE,ti n EOrme |.

Republicans OF White Clay creek
hundred formed an organization at
Newark on Saturday night, and t
is to play an important part in the
coming campaign. The first work
done was the election of the follow
ing named officers: President, f.
W. Curtis; vice-president, John T.
Johnston; secretary and treasurer,
George l.. Medill; marshall, Frank
Steele.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

MAYOR AMHs, of Minneapolis and
his brother, who was chief of the
city police department, undertook
to run the city on crooked mat hods.
They were exposed and inlet ed by
the grand jury and both have left
the city. The papers made it so
hot for them, they thought the best
thing for them to do was to leave
town, as il is not pleasant to be con
fined in Il close cell this extreme
warm weather.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
Cha.ged With shooting A Man.

Chester. Pa, August 4.-Harry
Coates and Earnest lIInson young
colrrcd men were committed to iail
without bail to-day by Justice Yer
non OF Marcus Hook, to await the
INJURIES of JAMES Fox, the coor"d
man " HON tnev are charged with
on Sunday morning. Fox is at the
chester Hospital and is dyin'.