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The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Bow in. Prizes

At the Wilmington Whist Club.
this evening prizes for the bowling
tournament which started on the
Alleys in 1901. viii be awarded.
There are prizes for the team win
ming the most games in 1901 and 1902
There is also i prize for the pair re-
cord OF 424. Owing to the remark.
able close contests, CoIvin c. Lye,
chairman Of the tournament commit.
tee, was at cons siderable trouble to
adjust the matter, but it was hcaily
decided that Captain Wood ward $
team is entitled to the first prize.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
THURSDAY. JULY 10. Ioo7.

THERE are some remarkable laws
on the statute books in Delaware.
There is one under winch a colorad
man was arrested and fined for sell
ing crabs On tue street. Another IS
the one under which registrars are
appointed The law prescribes a
penalty Of 500 for refusal to serve
and allows the Secretary Of State to
charge him fee of 81 if he serves
aud requires it paid in advance.
There has been some kicking over
The appointments, some of the reg
istrars wanting to decline the honor
thrust upon them by the Governor,
lut they were told they must serve
Enether they wanted to on not.
This law needs to be modified great
ly and the sooner it is done, the bet
ter.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

TIE Citizens Committee of Fifty
needs funds to prosecute their work.
Those living in the country districts
of New Castle county are requested
to send any contribution they intend
to make to any member OF the f.
nance committee. This far only so
has been received from the rural
citizens and as they are as much i'll
terested as any body in good govern
ment, it is thought a more generous
response should be made. Several
thousand dollars have been spent
and more is required to keep the
movement going.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

The Sun suggests that Congress
man Bah be made Il U. S. Senator.
Congressman Ball apparently don't
want to be a Senator but he and
his friends do think he should be re-
nominated and reelected to Con-
gress. This is his only political am
bition at present. There are lots of
men who would rather be U. S.
Senator than Congressman. Many
are called but thus far no one has
been chosen. The two seats in the
U. S. Senate are still vacant. The
Republican party may have a ma
!ority in the next Legislature and
given one more chance to elect two
Senators. But this won't be done
If two Republican tickets are put in
the field.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Lynch Paid T. nes

Cornelius Lynch. Jr., was arraisn-
ed before Magistrate Hollis ye,;er.
DAY Afternoon on charge Of assault
lug Mr.. and Mrs. Dugan Of Rising
san. Lynch was represented vy
PhIIiP L. Garrett, and Deputy Al
torney General Richards appeared
for the state. Mrs. Dugan's left eye
was disco 'ored, ana Dugan's left ear
was concealed by bandages.
The DusanS testified that a quar-
rel arose in their Saloon over Il dog
resulting in Lynch grabbing u bee.
glass and hitting Dugan beside the
head with il. Mrs. Dugan then inter
ierred and Lynch struck her in the
eye with the glass The magistrate
deemed Lynch guilty of 10Th charges
aud flnei him $40 and costs each
case, which he promptly pa.d.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

u. MEGARY & SON, Sixth and TanaN Streets

THERE is every promise Of some
sensational Developments in the
Lemon case. Lemon has pleaded
guilty for the purpose, 50 We under
stand, of trying to reach the men
who got him to swear falsely SO that
he could get Italians nuturulizad
and enable them to vote at the com
lng election in lh.s city and county.
Chief Black go. wind Of the affair
some time ara, and, with the III Of
Detective Francis, they worked the
mNtrer up quietly until they had
sufficient evidence in hand to con-
wet john Lemon, when tie matter
was then placed in the hands Of the
United States authorities and Lemon
arrested. There are said to be
number of politicians back Of the
scheme. Several Indictments were
ma Ie out over ten days ago and the
arrests are expected any time now.
Lemon will be used as II witness bv
the Government, and those higher
up III the game will be reached and
punished if it is possible to secure
convection.
Lemon was only the means where.
by his brother Italians were secured
and their naturalization papers pro-
cared Ton them. Votes are needed
badly this fall at the coming cleo
ton, and this was one way Of getting
several hundred additional votes.
But the plan was nipped in the bud,
before onc-tenth Of the unny sons
os Italy were put i'll possession Of
the Necessary papers to make them
eligible to vote. The Government
is now after the big fish and expects
To land thrln
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Acting Sergeant Peter son

During the vacation of Sergeant
McDermott and the absence by sicks
ness Of Sergeant White the men on
the northern and western districts
are under the charge of A ,ting Sc,
geant Samuel Peterson. He is maxi
ing just as good u sergeant as he
has been patrolman.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
prMCccds OF Gard len pnrIN.

There was $34S 20 cleared from
the garden party recently held on
tic avn of Mr.. aud Mrs John Ban
croft for the benefit of the Delaware
Hospital. Ire chapters object in
getting the money VAS to provide
awnings and cur,Aln, for tho win.
dows of the new hospital bui ding.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

Dover, July S.-The Dover team
defeated the Smyrnas for the third
time this season. The feature of
the game was the batting of the Wis
itOrS. Pitcher Black tried to save
the day for the Smyrna team by
making four hits.
Score by innings:
Dover 5000 80 042--13
Smyrna 00001 5000 C-1
Milford, July 9.-The Cyclones,
the colored baseball team of Mil
ford, and the Highland nine, of
Chester, played a very hotly CON
tested game on the home grounds
to day.
The score:
Cyclones 100000 90
Highlands 00O0103 O-5
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

Charles NJ. Schwab, President OF
the steel trust accompanied by his
brother Joseph Schwab aud several
other men we'll known in The stec |
business paid Chester il visit on We'd
nrSlay afternoon and Inspected the
"olks If the American Steel Casting
tuGptny ia that city.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Games Played irt !crHn; in the Ma
tiouai and American Leagues.

NATIONAL IEAGUE.
AT Cincinnati
Brooklyn .....,... o 0 90 0 0 o.
Cincinnati ........0 0 0 =
Hits-brookyn, .; Cincinnati, 3. Err
rors-ilooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, .. Batteries
-- Donovan and Ahearn; Hahn and Peitz
AT Iittsburg-
Philadelphia .....O 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Iltt&puig ......... 0 0 3 | 0 -
Hits Philadelphia, 5; Fittsburg. r. Err
rors- philudciphIa. a. Pittaburg. /. Bat
t"ries-White and Doom; Doheny and
Ximmcr.
At st. Louis
Boston ...,.',..1O1 1o02O 90 Is
st. Louis ..... 0 0 0 0 0 / /
lIits-Roston, "A: st. Louis. 13 Errors
Roston o. 81. Louis, 2 Batteries-Pit-
finger. and Moran; O'NeilI Nell and
Nichols
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
W.. |. i'm !. nr Dtcr

MERIDA. iucatH!i. July lD.-GOv-
ernor Molina OF this state announces
that the war ngnn inst the Maya Indians
is practically over and that til" nation.
al guard now will be rporganizpd on q
new and more efficient basis.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Attacked Ey A Bull

While william II. Steele, of New.
ark, was driving bull near his home
he was badly Injured. lie had in his
hand 4 pitchtork. which he had to
use to control the animal. In step.
ping back MIR. Steele slipped and
fell. The bul! rushed on him and
tramplcd him. breaking two of his
ribs and otherwise brusing him. At
thiS Juncture Il negro appeared grab.
bed the fork and forced 1t into the
animals nec1, thus rcscuns Mr..
Steele from his perions positions.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
VIII MlNGTON
A. A. WINS.

In q game full of sensational plays
| Wilmington a. A. defeated the At.
/ luntl" ll4y team at South Si,le Park
! yesterday afternoon by the score OF
Z to ;. There was probably more
brilliant fielding than in any games
| played on the groun Is this season.
! Aubrey and O'Niel lell in this r.
spart as several Of The stops were .!
circus order. O'Niei's tinl ling could
not III any way have been improved
on and the little second baseman de,
served all Of the applause he re"eiv-
ed AubreV's work was just as
| brilliant, but he did not nave Il,
many hard chances as ONieI
king Dickson also made great
one hand catch Of a bali off O'NiaN-
bat after hard run in the Gig e.. tn
inning.
Wilson was in the box for tue
locals and was steady as clock work
and allowed but five singles. Besides
pitching Il great game Wilson also
made u hit III the sixth inning which
was the first hit he has made on the
grounds this season. 1t was clean
drive between first and second anJ
sent III two runners.
simpson also pitched Il good game
and excepting one inning was given
good support.
"Cni"' Hartley who played on the
Wilmington team the first Of the
season played short yesterday for
the visitors. Hart!eys fielding was
only fair, but he got two clean
singles.
Snake" Deal lead the home team
in hitting with two doubles aul
single.
Score by innings:
Wilmin yton 1OO1O5O 5O0x-7
Atlantic City O0OO2O 2OO-3
DIAMOND DUST.
Wilmington A. A. plays at Potts
vile to-day and tomorrow,
The fast Brandywine team will be
at Front and Union this afternoon.
Atlantic City plays at South Side
Park again on Saturday.
Wilson'S first hit was timely it
scored two runs.
Aubrey's one hand catch of Brad-
ley's liner was fast piece of field
ing
Jimmy ONiel is plavins Il faster
game at second than lack" Bonner
ever did play and is also hittlng the
ball hard
Barton had clean batting record
yesterday with two passes and two
singles.
Plummer the new man did not
have a chance in the field. At the
bat he struck out twice but got one
hit
Plummer plays on the Pennsyl-
vanla Y. NJ. c. A. team and was
only engaged to play yesterdays
game.
Wilson is without Il doubt ona Of
the best pitchers in or out of the
League
Barton har,lly ever has day off
and catches six days in the week.
When Tate arrives he will be play
ed in right.
Russell will probably not be in
the game before the first of next
week.
Deal savel Aubrey an error yes
terday, by jumping in the air and
pulling down a high throw.
The Maryland Giants Of Cecilton
will play the Monarch team at South
Side Park tomorrow. Gume called
at $50 p. M.
WILMINGTON WON.
Billy Days mastery pitching was
the means of the Wilmington team
shutting out Pottsville yesterday af
ternoon by the score of too.
Day did not give free pass and
allowed but three hits. Evans also
pitched a good game.
wilmington U l0040 x-6
Pottsville OOO0 0 90 90
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Live stock Market.

CATTLE Steady, choicr s1l5N7 80, :,
prime, 50 lMIE' good $6aGSo, veni
HOGS Higher prime hcavies sSns 10;
mediums, Su&m 1tI%, heavy Workers. g. 50
az a. Iipht Workers tiSop 1.@ pigs $77t
al 50. rouGhs sGu7h 90
SHEET AND LAMHS-sIow boat we,h.
er8. - l9ui 90 culLs and common. .l.TV42;
choice iumbs 81 jUU7
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
.Mhza.ge.s&e1.
Mhsgesxss&!ezz.,
NO DOUBT

This hot weather makes isncned shop but dollar
ed worth when
always make saving by trading here but lust now
than usual By looking through
find countless bargains odd lots
atory to placing our new stock for the fall
Every department has hen the advantage with you
and while looking you will accumatng
coolest store in Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

81 ms Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. Tho
lad!es extraordinary remedy. b. surs
you got the comp"
by mail sl.OO. t)G kings:reek
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At Boston-
Phila o 0 / O1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 4
Boston 2 90 90 0 0 o.
, Hits Philadelphia. 10. Boston, IL. Err
orS-Phlladclphia, 3, Boston. |. Batteries
.,.Waddcll and Schrcckengost, Dineen and
Warner.
At Baltimore
Washington ......0 0 0 0 0 O.
Raltimore ..;.....l o 2 Ill
Hits. mWaShinTton II Baltimore lG. Err
rors-W Washington, 2 Baltimore. o. Bat
tcries-ratten and Clarke: McGinnity and
Robinson.
At st. Louis
{, '',i, ,'''''''''' n n
Hits Detroit 8; st. Louis, 6. Errors
Detroit, 8: ST. Louis. 0. Batteries-Iievcr
and Mcclure; Sudhof and Donohuc.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Proof of Insanity

Sir Arthur Helps, an English bar.
onet, says: THE man who uses an
overhead check rein on his horse, is
wrong in his upper story.
+, WE'RE,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
viii install Officers

Deputy State Councillor Henry
M. Lang will visit Newark tomor.
row evening and will install the Of
ticers of America Flag Council, No.
%, Jr. o. U. A. M.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

THIS is the time the ice man gets
III his innings and reaps his harry st.
a large cake of Ice has small show
with the heat we have had for tn"
past five days. Ice cold drinks now
have the call and are needed every
hour.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
More Mattress PuffS
at, each IS cents
Special Mosquito Canopy
for babys crib or single beds, fer IS cents each.

from the heaviest awning business this store has
ever known about hundred yards OF material of
various colors and stripes.
While this material lasts, we will make and put up
complete, for ordinary windows not over 81 inches wide
any stripe you may select for Sl.50 each Larger ones
in the proportion. These are of the best goods ab
soutely guaranteed; come early for best choice
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

DON'T be Il clam. but advertise if
you have anything to sell the pdblic
The newspapers do more good than
circulars distributed for every day
i'll Il month John Wunamaker
owes his continued success to news
paper advertising. Wilmington
merchants can double their buSlnps,
by using plenty of printers ink. We
will back the REprHLIrAN against
any other paper III the city for re.
suits.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

THE Democratic Conven ton will
be held at Dover on September 18th
The first call was for July, but the
date was changed to September
The convention promises to be Il
lively one, as the Democrats have
al idea they will elect a majority Of
the next Legislature. They are
lanking on the continued split in
RepuhlicanIarty. They know they
have no chance Of winning with Il
united Republican party.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call strady at per cent.
frlme m"rrhntIe payer. I'a@5 per cNut.
Sterling exchange barely steady. with ac-
tual business IN bankers hills at S4si4,U
ia'l- for demand and at tis5I.nisjl. ior
CD days. Posted rates 81 &GGl SGla and
81 %lnmih1 Commercial bills 81 sla.m4 SIs..
Bar SILVER, I27tC, Mexican dollars. 42r.
Government bonds steady state bonds
inactive. Railroad bonds irregular, Clos
Ing prices.
AtthIson..,...... aS7s Missouri PaC.. .lOS4
to'rt,.& St L. log n. Y, Central ..l5S
Ch"s, & ohiO.,. 49, Ontario 4; West 327.
Peoples Gas s... IGlil Reading ....... G6
Del. 4 Hudson l1G Rock Island . 1919,
f1El" "..,,.,..,,,.., #S ST. Paul ..,.....TS4
Cen. Ei"ctric...2lo Sugar Refinery l2G
Larkhwannd Isl Texas Pacific .. i3',
Lead ....-........ 2l'4 Union Pacific l0jh
Louis. N Nash .l4cH sh pref. d. li7s
Manhattan Con l3lia West Union ~ sb
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

CHARLES RoBEETS, an English
man, i'll celebrating the Fourth Of
July, got drunk. He pulled a little
American lag ont Of hispockct, tore
1t to pieces and with an insulting re-
mark, cast it into the street in Bos-
ton. He got a severe beating from
BUstonian, besides being arrested
and fined so before an alderman.
Some men have very little stuse
drunk or sober,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

Advertise in the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10


THE Rev. II. $. Duany, Of this
city, Will deliver an address at the
monthly meeting Of the Whining
ton Prohibition Alliance, which Will
be held on the roof garden at Bran.
dywine Springs on Monday evening
July lith. There will De music,
recltatlons and singing A big at
tendance Is expected to hear Rev.
Dulaney who is furcIble speaker.
HARRI TRArY, the fugitive Ore
gOn convict who is still ut large.
must be a bad man. He has killed
SIX men and severely wuuuded sev-
erdl others, since his escape from
jail on June 9th. Several hundred
armed men and two blood hounds
are now in pursuit Of the fugitive.
LORD kITCmENER i, t. have a
right royal welcome home fr ,m
South Africa on JuIy T.. He will
be escorted t. st. James Palace au
entertained at luncheon by the
Prince of Wales. The King Is too
i'll to receive him a. ne d,l Lord
Roberts on his return home.
THERE ar" numerous SIDEWALKS IN
this clty that need Ipakimg after by
the Street aud Sewer CCln!ulseiUu-
crs.
THERE appears to he Il difference
OF opinion between Plumber lIpne
and Plumbing Inspector Kane. The
street and Sewer Comm. s.onrr,
decide the contention.
TiIE rooters were ont in force at
me Wilmington A. A, game ypstpr-
day' 1t was "A pretty game from
start to finish
WuicH shall 1t be, lightning bugs
IaIterha or gas lamps,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

WITCH shall 1t br, lightning bugs.
la!terho or gas lamps
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

HE rOoters were ont in force ot
'he Wilmington A. A, game ypstpr-
d"S' IL was pretty game from
start to finish.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

THERE ar" numerous slIew0lks IN
this rlty that need I"ohing after by
the Street aud Sewer COn!rlssiUu-
crs.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

The bale if you want cut quantities they are five
cents per yard extra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-26

washington. April 26-Representative
Mercer OF Nebraska introduced in the
house today the Omnibus Public Building
bill agreed on by his committee and on
Monday a special rule will be presented
TO the house for consideration OF the bill
on Tuesday.
The rule will provide for three hours
debate, and a vote without opportunity
for amendment. The bill will carry au-
thorizations for public buildings in every
state OF the Union except Delaware and
Idaho for which states no bills were in
troduced
In all there are 17s authorizations In the
bill. IS increasing the limit OF cost or
buildings already provided for, a for
new sites and buildings. six for the con-
struction OF buildings on sites already
purchased and owned by the government.
is for the construction Of buildings on do
noted sites and Is authorizations for the
purchase OF sites only. The authorize
tions aggregate sl5.s0o,oo0.
No new postoffice building is provided
for New York city. but the bill authorizes
a commission consisting OF the secretary
of the treasurer, postmaster general and
attorney general to select site In the
borough OF Manhattan. No limit OF cost
Is placed on the site TO be selected. The
only condition attached 10 IL Is that IL
shall consist of a block or square. Upon
the selection OF the site. the commission
Is TO report 10 congress its location and
Dimensions with an estimate OF the cost
of the buildings TO be constructed thereon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-26
WARREN.

Prayer meeting services were held in
the NJ. T. and Baptist churches Thursday
night. Rev. ~. Waticn believed the SER
mon st the Baptist and Rev. ~. u. Hop
kins at the NJ. r..
Regular church services will be held in
the various churches tomorrow.
The mission at the Catholic church will
conclude today, after a week Rev. Father
ORourke has conducted II since the OPEN
ing last Sunday.
Mr.. Henry p. Rowland was on "A busi-
ness trip 10 Boston yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Andrews. who suffered a
raralytic shock a week ago. Is reported
~ resting easily.
Tho Warren Grammar school baseball
team ana the La Sale Jrs. tried concla-
siOns on the b. a. a. grounds this morn
Ing.
\ large force of workmon arc cneagcd
In strngng the feed wire FOR the new,
Warren & Fall River Street Railway com
pany. No cars are as yet run on the
route, although power has been generated
for the past week.
Miss Georgiana Gardner OF Providence
II on short visit TO friends here.
The Temperance association will hold
their annual ball and May pole dance
on the evening of May 9th.
Rebekah lodge, u. ot r., held 2 sue
cessful rubber social I'm odd Fellews hall
last night. A very interesting program
was rendered by local talent
A three-masted schooner IS unloading n
cargo Of wood for Martin Brothers
Trsffic IN the oyster business has slack.
ened up considerably IN the past week
George r. Greene IN very busily engaged
planting and other dealers are also en-.
gagged In planting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-26
FOR A POST0FF|CE IN
CITY Of PROVIDENCE.
Bill Presented to the House Provides
Appropriation of 1000, ,OOO--Old
Building and Site to Be Sold.

, and the character and style OF architec-
ture Of such buildings.
The bill repeals the present law for the
erection OF department OF justice build
ing In this city and carries the Sl,Oo0oC
which is appropriated back into the treas
ury IL provides for the sale OF the old
building at Providence, r. L., on the
completion OF the new building.
In the following cites the limit OF cost
OF the public buildings is increased: Hart
ford Conn, Ss62. .23s 10 81 l02. 2Ss; Augusta,
Me. s2O9176 to S359.17s; Bangor. Me. s24I.-
sO4 10 $2S2. .SO4; Lynn, Mass, S125,s33 10 S27,-
033: New York city custom house. .S 900, =
ooO 10 100000; Newport. VT. 100000 TO
sl25, 600
The foregoing amounts for additional
land 10 come out OF the appropriations
are made for buildings and sites: Water
bury. Conn. S125.000; Toorington. Conn,
$40 600: Holyoke, Mass, $lS5.Oo0: North
ampton, Mass. $4,000; Amesbury. Mass.
s45. 600: Nashua, N. H. $4,000.
In the latter appropriations for build
ing and site there is n privso that the
ceed Is per cent OF the total amount fixed.
Appropriations are made for sites as
follows: quincy. Mass, $4,000; Bar Har-
bor Me. 5000: Calais, Me-. 5000. Sec
tion provides for acquiring a site for a
municipal building in Washington. ID. c.,
building and site 10 cost sl,5o0.000.
Authority Is given for building, the
site having been given the government
by the city OF Providence. R. l., 10 cost
81 00o. 900. the present quarters to be sold.
At Burlington, VT. a building TO cost
$4,000 is authorized on the site here
tofore acquired.