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The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Wants lOrpse EXnumcd

Phila,, Aug. 20. The body of
the boy buried byMrs. Cutley how,
Of Tacony, IN mist take for that OF
her nephew. James h. Glasgow,
who had run away from his home
10 to be disinterred at the request
Of Mrs. J. c. Wh!ehouse, of Will
m,pglon, Del. Mrs Whitehouse be-
lieyes that the body is that CT her
son, lad who lett home two weeks
before the time the body now bur,
led III Mrs. Cutleyhow lot was
found floating inthe Delaware river.
/ 1t will be remembered ,hat Mrs.
Cu,ley how had gone 10 the Moigue
and positively identified the body
as that Of her nephew, but that
James Glasgow returned home the
day alter the funeral. Now it is
believed that the buried body is
that of a son OF Mrs. J. C.. White
house. The latter demands that
the body be exhumed for ideuti6ca-
ton, and if IT is proved TO be her
son it will be removed 10 Whining
ton for interment Deputy Coroner
Hammond has held Mrs. White
house 8 application TO exhame the
body under advisement
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

SHE TOXIN this city on August is, 100,
Ehzabeth shelton In her 18th year.
Relatives and friends Of the family IRE 10.
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral scr.
wees ut the residencs of hur son. il-law,
Elisha Fowler No. ll3 West 25ra street, o.,
wednesday attern Don. August ". at \ o'clock
Intern enL 1T iiveryiew Cemetery.
SIMPSON In this city ON August 10 1907, I'd
ward simpson. aged 10 years
Relatives, frisnds and employees Of Dia.
moud state shops are invited to attend the
funeral services from the residence OF Charles
Irrby. No. yO3 Kirkwood street, Oh Thursday
afternoon. August 81. NJ s o'clock. Intorment
private at Eivervicw cemetery.
Mex AVN this city Oh Auguit 10. 100. Ss
ali A. widow OF james Mckay, in her 10th
year.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attont d
the funeral from the residence o! her son. in
law, James Il. Groff. No. 1870 West Eighth
street. on Thursday ait ernoon. August ~,
at o'clock. ln,erment at iuvervisw Gene
tory. I
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
CASES In :
i. CITY COURT

Before Judge Townsend in the
City Council this morning Title
Hamilton and Frances Macy, COL
ored were charged with. fighting ON
the street. The girls fought for an
hour and after arrest continued to
do SO. They were fined 81.
Andrew Jackson, colored, pleaded
not guilty to trespass. Benjamin
Gibson testified that he found Jack
son in his chicken yard about 8
o'clock. They both reside beyond
Eleventh street bridge.
Lille Jackson, colored, who is no
relation Of his. testified that Jack
con slept in the same room with
him and he was not out of the
house and the case was dismissed.
Harry Earnest and Frank Van.
derbraak pleaded guilty to disorder
ly conduct.
Sergeant Bayley testified that
last night about 10 o'clock he and
Sergeant Lyons and other officers
went to Eighth and French.
A crowd Of young white men
used very bad language and threw
bricks at colored men.
The fine in Earnests case was
IS and Vanderbraak 81 and costs.
Harry Hutton was charged with
disorderly conduct and the case
was dismissed upon payment of
costs.
Silby Birmingham was charged
with being incorrigible. Agent
Stout testified the boy has been
sleeping out at nights. His parents
are not able to control him. He
had a good place in the country
but ran away. He was sent to the
Ferris Reform School.
Howard Grose, colored, who is
under bail for court on tho charge Of
assault with intent to kill pleaded
to assault and fine of IS and costs.
Judge Townsend said he believed
il was case of free fight.
William Harper was charged
with wife beating and the case
went over until tomorrow evening.
Charles Thomas, colored, charg-
ed George Fountain, colored, with
the larceny of household goods val
ued at $4.75. He had a room in q
house on Fifth street and about
three months ago decided to move.
Fountain had put the things away
in a shed and refused to let him
have the articles until Mrs. Bell
appeared.
The case was dismissed.
Morris Lesley Mcclure was held
in 81, 900 bail for court to answer
the charge Of violating the age Of
consent law.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

A scene beggaring description
met the eyes of the rescuers. The
means of the injured could be heard
above the noise of the neighboring
mills. Finally the bodies Of the
men killed were removed and then
the unfortunate men who were in
jured were carried to a place Of
safety and two of the men who
were scalded and burned probably
fatally, were removed to the Home
opathic Hospital. Pc .a-a4.
Another man In q critical condl.
tion and one not so badly injured
were sent to the Delaware Hospital.
About ten other employs Of the mills
were injured aud their Injuries were
dressed by physicians at the hospl-
tai.
:, To add to the scene of horror the
building caught on fire and the local
were summoned and soon
had the blaze under control.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
The Digester at the Delaware Mills
Exploded This Afternoon. Mills
Set on Fire
BOILER ROOM ENTIRELY WRECKED

Three men were killed and three
Others fatally injured by the explo.
sion of the boiler known as the Con.
denser at the Delaware Pulp works
on the Christiana this afternoon.
THE DEAD.
William E. Burke. :
Benjamin Sweeney.
Joseph Laubacher. =
THE INJURED.
James Stokes.
John White.
George Wright.
Shortly after 2 o'clock the con-
denser exploded and as a result the
building was set on fire and the four
teen boilers turned over.
= A hurried call was sent to the
police station and the Phoenix am
bulance and the patrol wagon were
dispatched to the scene Of horror
where carlessness caused the loss OF
life and fatally injured others.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
TAKE 4 Bath In Old Ocean.

st. James Club wi give an excursion to
Atlantic CITY. N. j., OIL Thursday. september
L. 1902 via Of the Wilmington Steamboat Line
and the Reading railroad The boat VIII
leave Fourth street wharf at 7 u. m, return.
ing will leave Atlantic CITY at {. p. m. All
who anticipate going to Atlantic CITY vii do
We most respectfully Invite our friends and
the public to 60 with us and take bath IN
old ocean. You will live longer. become
richer aud have b,tter health II you 60 with
US Fare. Adults tickets, $i.2j: child On, I'm.
der II years. 65 cents
B.; 4. Tomlinsop, Chairman.
=. D. spencer, Secretary
r. y. Postisa Treasurer.
A2O IL
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
MiNman Field for Court.

John Millman was given hearing
today ON the charge of assault with
intent to kill Charles Bennett of Now
Castle. Bennett and his brother
testified that last Thursday they
were fishing near Edge Moor and
Millman ordered them away. Ben
nett told Millmau that the waters
were free and that-he did not own
the land. Millman first pointed a
revolver at Bennett and later fired
a gun at him. The shot lodged in
his head and breast. Bail for APP
pearance at Court was placed at
81 500,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Building Permits

Building Inspector Cassidy to-day
issued the folloiing permits.
Thomas Samworth, the Brandy.
wine Fire Compauy's engine house
at a cost OF $4,000.
Robert Colgain, two houses at
Twenty fourth and Lamote streets at
81. 100 each.
Brosius and SmedleY stable and
shed at Thirteenth and Union at
$1,000.
John +. Daley has sold the lot at
the northwest corner OF Lancaster
and Gray avenues for J. Hallam to
Ben IIollett.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
PERSONAL
MENTION.
SOCIAL CIRCLE PICNIG.

The Everett Literary and Social
Circle OF Newtown Square held its
twenty-seyenth annual picnic in
Broomall Grove on last Saturday af-
ternoon. The Circle had been hold.
ing its picnic at some distant park
for some years past. but the com.
mittee in charge arranged for home
picnic this year. where all could con-
yeniently attend, Croquet. base ball.
q uoits and other games were enjoyed
during the afternoon and IN the even.
ing all seated themselves along the
sixty-foot table and feasted npon al
the good things Of the season, which
had been provided in quantities.
After supper, a good social time
was had, which was followed by a
homeward drive through one of tine
most beautiful moonlight nights Of
this summer.
Among those present were: David
Pratt, Andrew l.. Lewis. S. Phebe
Lewis, Anna Rode nbaugh, and
Esther Smedley of this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Policemen AppOi nted.

John B. Simmons of No, 1903
French street and VIM. j. Snyder,
of Fourth and Franklin streets were
appointed police officers by the Po-
lice Commission last night and they
will go on duty to morrow as they
successfully passed examination
this morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Levied On moods

Charles +. kurtz, has levied on the
few goods in the store room, No. lO1l
Market street, which until recently
was occupisd by the Crescent Electric
Company. The Company rented The
room from Mr.. Kurtz and several
ago weeks left suddenly without
making settlement for the rent due
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Child had Commissions $50 lines.

Bryn Mawr, Pa, Aug. 19.-Aftel
having commissions 100 times in two
weeks, an infant Of John Kavanaugl
of Bryu Mawr, died last night. The
case is puzzlirg the physicians, whc
consider it remarkable for a few
months old child to endure sucl
torture,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
CLAYTON PERSONALS.

Mrs. Ella Clark. of Wilmington, is
guest of Miss Skinner.
W. Il. DAnney is being entertained
by Philadelphia friends.
Miss Myrtle Bramblc has returned
from a visit in Kennedyville.
Mrs. Wm. Colpitts and daughter
Gladys are sojourlng at Rehoboth.
Miss Virginia Hayden, of Whining.
ton, is the guest Of Mrs. j, f. Cats.
Miss Ethel Dayett is visiting reIa.
lives in Wilmington, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Brown and
daughter, of Whining ton, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Brown
Mrs. +. A. Smith and Bessie Smith
spent part of last week with G.. ii.
Johnson at Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Satter6eld and
son Of Wilmington. spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Harris.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Took An Appeal.

The case of Michael Connell vs.
Dennis Daley was tried IN Magis-
Wells Court yesterday afternoon
before three referees. 1t was an
action brought 10 recover q debt
which was contracted tor groceries,
An attachment on Daley's wages
h ad been made.
The case was decided against
Daley. but through his attorney,
II G. Knowles he took an appeal
10 the hig her Court.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Chilly Weather Coming.

James r. Wood & Company says
to let your heaters and furnaces be
rnt i'll firing order, cold weather is
lot TAR off Telephone 1870.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

zzs ware was u,s ins ni~. ~ vo.no nome,
and she was sure that his trumped-up
excuses were either frivolous or ut
terly untrue. Finally she asked him
to "pIeasc stop giving her presents, y
but try as she might she couldn't nd
an excuse for mentioning his wife and
his duty toward his family. "I'm not
supposed to know anything about
that" she thought. and yet she puz.
zled over the question whether his
candid display of his own duplicity
was not proof positive that he was a
shameless wretch, making love to an
innocent girl without even taking the
precaution to conceal his life obliga.
tons.
And yet she could not suppress the
consciousness of pleasure in his pres
ence, He quit his gift giving and die
tated more letters, which proved that
lis wife was suspicious and had per.
haps accused him Of intidelity of some
. kind. He never discussed the con-
tents of these letters with Helen, but
ratified away as if she were mere ma.
chine, and then changed the subject
to any of hundred delightful themes
OF "nich ne seemed 10 De anxious 70
hear her talk. When at las it he seemed
10 drli1 lhto more serious frame OF
"lnu anu haoil' MISS Barr 1ouhu her-
self unreasonably gratified. Her heart
gave joyful bound one day when
ene neaio MN 'e'' ifiehu 'ne uay
.ha' he was on the "a'er wagon
out an access OF 'ir.uous anger se'"eu
nef 'i'' SAINT evening" WHICH, ~ wy
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The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
DELI GHTFUL LAUNCH.

George l.. Townsend last night
gave a naptha launch party on the
Delaware in honor of Miss Louis Van
Dyke of Ridley Park who is visiting
her sister, Miss Martha Townsend.
Those in the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shallcross, Miss Ada
Ford, Mary Shallcross, Martha Town
send, Louis Vandyke, Francis Ford,
Of Newark, n. j., Miss Knight Of
Gcrmanton, J. II. Hardcastle, d. W.
Lewis, Harry Cazier and George L.
Townsend
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
THE WEATHER,

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, warmer tempera-
ture with fresh winds.
On Thursday, clear and warmer
weather will prevail with northwest
erly winds. "'.
On Friday, partly clear weather
will prevail with slight tempera-
ture changes.
The thermometer at w. G. Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today reg.
istered Us follows:
7 O'cl0ck 10 O'Clock loclock
10 rs 81
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Thieves Break into A Church.

New Brunswick N. J., Aug 10. -
Alexandra GuIich lanitor OF the
lPitDan Methodist Church today
discovered that thieves had been
lin Me building. An ate mpt been
made 10 break into box in which
were a number OF deeds and NOR.
,tgages.
The thieves were evidently
frightened of Cctore they could
find anything Of value. An en-.
trance was effected by crying open
the front door oil the Church.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Miss Ella Armstrong left today te
visit fri ends in Eddystone, Pa


Frank, the small son OF A. r. Saw.
Tor, Of No, so shipiey Street, has
recovered from the effect Of i severe
fall.
At the regular meeting o! the De.
partment OF Elections last night the
registration books were compared.
Ore Of the Consumers leo wagons
broke down thia morning loaded
with Ice at Thirteenth and Market
streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

SKATERS ALL RECORDS,

Twice in hospital. Il. A. Gul!edgs Yer
bena, Ala. paid q vast sum 10 doctors to
cure u severe tae OF piles, causing 2i
lumos. When all tailed, Bucklen 5
Arnica Salve soon cured him. Subdues
inflammation. conquers Ache, KILLS Pains
Best snive IN the world. s5c at N. b.
Uanforth's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
kidney TROUBLES:
Mrs. Louise M.sGibson SGys
That This Fatal Disease Is
Easily Cured BY Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.

SDEAR MRS. PINKuAM felt very
discouraged two years ago, l had suf-
fered SO long with kidney troubles and
other complications, and had taken SO
much medicine without relief that l
began to think there was no hope for
me. Life looked SO good to nc, but
what is life without health? l wanted
to be we'll,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Philadelphia Saves Girl r, ON The Surf.

Atlantic City, N. J. Aug. Co.
While In bathing at the steel pier to.
day J. w. TisdaIe, a young Phila.
deIphian, heard faint cries from the
water aud locking Out saw a Yong
woman 10 distress. Tisdale hasten.
ed to her side. and although the I'm.
dertow was strong succeeded Ia bring.
Ing her to shore. The woman was
Miss Edna Dunn. OF Toronto Cana.
da. Upon reaching the shore TIsdale
was applaudcd. ,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Warning to Housekeepe $.

James F. Wood &, Company says
to not forget your heaters and furn-
aces got them in good shape for
firing, cold weather will soon be
here. Telephone 100.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
SMYRNA PERSONALS

Miss May Collins, Of Wilmington
is being entertained by Miss Emma
Davis.
Mrs. William Brandt, Of Phila-
delphla, is aguest OF Mr.. and M 70.
J. L. DeFord.
Miss O'Levia Coffin, of Henderson
Md. Mrs. M. A. Likens. Mrs. Ben
ia min Redman. Miss Kate Seltz, OF
Colwyn Pa., are guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. G. Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong
of Philadelphia: Mrs. Edward
Wesgerman and son. William, OF
New Castle, Misses Minnie and
Josephine Allen, Of Wilmlngto. have
been guests of Mrs. Auna Arm
strong the past week.
Colonel and Mira. James Casper.
son and daughters, Misses Mabel
and Helen, of Wilmington. are
guests of Mr.. Mrs. John G. Blizzard.
Last night a coon hunt was given
in their honor and those who part
lcipated IN the run enjoyed the sport.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

Beekman Gullch who escaped from
the Ferris Industrial trial school ten
months ago was arrested by officer
Green to-day and wrs returned so
the school.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

The Trolly excursion of the Will
mington Patriarehie No. 90 to Della
ware City on the 2lst inst. is post
poned on account Of Third Street
br idge undergoing repairs.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
DutelI the Halter
i,tAT n,

Go TO Charles u, Dubell for your hat
and caps VI all styles No +! lGait Thirds
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20


many small sizes among,
them, 33, "a and 30 size.
Suits worth not less than
$50 and up to $12, $15,
$1S and $40, but now just
J the marked price $50,
$12 and $15. making them
So, sc and $3.50. This
seasons goods and styles,
all new and latest make
up. so dozen Eclipse
Shirts seconds" white
and fancy Neglige with
separate cuffs, regular 81,
$3.50 and ~ goods but a
drop stitch or oil spot
makes them seconds which
hurts neither wear or
looks, price now rs cents.
See the samples in our
windows.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAS T.MULLlN & SONS
9th aad Market, Wilmingt on
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

John Nev'n, a prominent Democrat
Of Mil Creek hundred has announced
himself a candidate for the Office o!
Recorder OF Deeds
The reunion Of the Vernon family
takes place at Claymont on Thursday
+ While unloading a load Of glass
Jars at Harvey & Sisters. corner
Third and French streets. this morn
lns several dozen OF them fell on the
"a vsment breaking them into q
knndred pieces,
II James Cr0ssan has bought out
6Fed Kleltz at No 3Os King street
md will take possession some time
'tkis month.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Sale by Sheriff

The sheriff, this morning at
Townsend, Del, sold the. Annias
Ennis farm OF sol acres to Howell s.
England Tor So, $50.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
The National Building, Loan
and Provident Association
Of Delaware.
0ffice,No. 923 Market Street,

WILMINGTON.
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER. JR. President,
GEO. D. KELLEY, Vice Pres.
THOMAS b YOUNG. Secret Try.
JOHN N. CAnSWEI.L, Treasurer.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

Advertise iu the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

AM II HARThDVE, 3liD AND FRENCH
VIZ streets. headquarters for H. G,
Smith guns NH Peters semi sm Okele4s
shells. y he strongest. scieapes, and best load
ed shell. on the market Tor reed and rail birds
40 Knows
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

LONE WoK -t8I MONTHLY G OPYlNG
"A letters; other sex send two alta Dps TOR
particulars Hicks supply Co.. 6O64 Hslsted
street. Chicago u8-ltIs
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

so more sam
pie Suits and
single Suits Of
a kind just in;
all sizes, 33 to
~, but a great
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

AkOULDERS WANTED-Fl RST CLAbS
~ non.uhion men. on gray Iron. dry loan
Apply z, Nv toDp IN. vs. Equitable BA!iding,
Wilmington. a.V3t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-11
ABUSED The JUDGE
JOSEPH SMITH BREAKS oyuT r%ro
PROFANITY WHEN SENTENCED
BY JUDGE JAGGARD
HIS DOSE IS FIVE YEARS
MOffet's ManipuIatfons with Great
Northern Railroad Tickets Re-
suit ia Retirement From
View for One Year.

Judge Jaggard was subjected to Sc
we're trial of TEMPER yesterday morning.
when Joseph Smith, whom he had lust
sentenced to five years confinement at
saltwater penitentiary, gave vent to a.
TRADE of profane and obscene personal
abuse of the court
Smith had been found guilty by a jury
Of charge of grand larceny in the
second degree, based upon the allegation
that he had stolen a silver coffee urn
OF the value of $50 from the residence of
Frank w. Lindeke. AS was related in
b e at the time, County At
torney Kane produced evidence to show
that Smith had a long criminal record
and had been in penal confinement several
times. For that reason the court gave
MIN the maximum limit of penalty for
the crime of which he had been con-
victed, and hence his resentment.
When Smith began his abusive outburst
the court at once ordered him removed.
but he continued to shout back insulting
language until he reached the door Of
the Jail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-11

MAYOR WILL NOT SIGN WINEROoM
ORDINANCE IN PRESENT
FORM
MINISTERS AGREE WITH HIM
Aldermen VIII Take 1t Up Tonight.
and Clause Relating to RevO-
cation of License May
BE Changed.

Mayor Smith will not sign the Chicago
VINE room ordinance, lately passed by
both bodies Of the council. He SO in
formed a delegation of ministers yester-
day afternoon, who after hearing his OBJ
jections agreed with him, and the meas
ure will go back to the council for re-
vision.
One thing the mayor demands before
he will affix his signature is the removal
of the license revocation clause, and an
other is that a period shall be set when
the law shall become operative
AS the law stands now, a fine and the
revocation of the license is the pen
atty provided. Mayor Smith wants a fine
for the first offense and the revocation
of the license if the violation is repeated.
Thirty days, he thinks, should ensue be-
tore the law becomes operative. so that
all saloonmen, and in fact everyone in
terested can post himself on the REQUIRE
ments. In it's present shape he thinks
the law is club that would furnish an
excellent weapon for radical enthusiasts.
The delegation of ministers which an
sWered the mayors call YESTERDAY fully
agreed with the mayor, and expressed
a willingness to see the changes he de-
sires made. William Hamm, of the Hamm
Brewing company, was in attendance.
and took part in the conference The
ministers INFORMED Mayor Smith that
they wanted to see wine room law in
cluded in the city ordinances, and were
willing to agree to any reasonable con-
ceSSIonS, If it were put there
The board of aldermen meets this even
ing. and it is expected that the ordinance
with Mayor Smiths reasons for refusing
to sign will be received In that event
it will be sent to the legal department
to have the changes agreed upon made