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lanx against it.
Charlottesville Progress.)
Tired of Lcng Haul.

agreed. And we are willing to accord
the convention it's just need of praise
We, like the people, however, wish thas
body would blow OF the brakes and turn
on q full head OF steam. The people ara
tired of such q, long haul at their ex-
pense.
Ii the convention would adjourn to this
town and Till up with the bran-protiuc.
ing products of the noble York. they
might return to tne Capital City and
"crawtsh" the Constitution through.
West Point Plain Dealer,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Corporations.

A powerful commission, composed OF the
very best men obtainablc, is the thing
needed: a commission clothed with power
to compel the corporations to respect the
interests OF tho public Such a COM
mission would not, in our opinion, retard
the progress of the State, but would Gre
ate activity, for the less favored corpora
tons would receive cven-handed justice
with all the powerful and influential ones,
and industry would be stimulated along
all lizses. Let the corpora tons have JUS
tice, but demand of them Justice in return.
If the convention shall adjourn without
providing for the control of corporations,
the State will be held and controlled by
them.-Appomattox Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

The man who predicted that the Cons
stitutional Convention would adjourn by
February 18th must have found ont by
this time that he will never get job as
prophet, unless It ba In the United
States Weather Bureau
Fredericksburg Starr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
A Berea Ocracy.

tho convention would be to purify the
ballot, so that the true. representatives
of the State might control its affairs di-
rectly But alas! and alas. 1t now APP.
pears that n great many members, in
fact, a working majority. hold that the
people are not to be trusted; the Legis-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
be barred.

De barred.
Proclaim ii, seems to be the only meth
od that Will secure the fruits of the work
that has cost so much time and money
All, Or nearly all, Republicans Will vote
against anything that the convention may
do. With the Republicans a unit against
the matter. and the Democrats very m;I:h
mixed. there is no choice. 1t IS procla-
nation OF nothins.-GordonsvilIe Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Satisfied.

The people who are always insisting
on good measure, anu weigh everything
they take home, can hardly have u pleas
ant path in life. but they do a great Jsa.
of good and the world would be much
worse OF without them.
So far as the work of the Constitutional
Convention goes, it would not do to accept
the statements OF the dissatisfied with it
any more than it would do to say that
the convention has made unexa,npleG
speed In the work before it. If the con-
vention has left undone some things, it has
accomplished others.-Warrenton Eir-
ginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
They Are Eags. Humorous or
Cay. Bcco@ Ming to the Spirit.
cR'1lGn UNVEILED
Virginia Edtorsi Frankly Tell Their Readers
What Tksy AK OF The Character,
Quality, an kpsoted Results From
ths sIu'iou hltksrs.

The oUrepiMed declaration that the
people hwo ldA all interest in the Con-
stitutionai conventlon is hardly true if
The newspapelS OF Virginia are TO be
taken as ga@Fc Of public opinion and
there is uonsf4 etter.
There is sciAsy an issue OF any paper
IN Virginia j ees not have some ref
eronce TO tncl &,nyeniion. Not all are
condemnators,kA#d tho many views and
criticisms sh.A4 hat The editors, if not
the people 4 |ass tain lively interest
in what is>fs DC. on IN tho convention
han. The folfe@hag selections give a
fair idea of the versity OF opinion as
IT exists in yirsiif
When The jA is Known.
During the seyel s4hng months of atlx-
iety between hols md fear, in which
the conaataioasI pngention has been
meeting withgi a psorum. adjouEning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Famous After Dinner Speeches,
Classic and Popular Lectures,
Affer-Dinner Speeches.
November 10, 1901.
{ Volumes /, II, M.)

These three the Library
By diners and later the world
periods forged
sver-ongued Grady
prejudice and brought Puritan and the Cavalier
brotherhood
hugtsin an Wsiata Bnquetboard with host of speakers
the like the world has As Lan of
We hear the the with augheen
sparkling glasses olODERN ELOQUElCE transports
are
speech reproduced with all the Introductory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Know Their Work Best.
Tic members Of the Constitutional Con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Place for the Prophet.

alexandria Timea)
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The Best Occasional Addresses,
"reminiscences and Repartee.
Great Addresses.
(Oolun1es VII, OLU., Ky

three the
The addresses delivered
stimulus Of public interest often eptome of history incidents
Brooks
Emancipation home the Character Abraham Lcon Henry
Books,
the
good
Newell Hills The Modern Life; Cad
Gibbons Supremacy the Catholic Religion Cardinal Manning
with broad Persecution
until we had named the that conceded and
editorial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Eoquence These books supply essential the realm
which thoroughly the life and personal force
books. highly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

The lecture platform been the ground which aerfu
moulded the thoughts other time and prepared poer better
gader world live In the three volumes of MODERN ELO
OUENCE delights travel Dark Cont
Stanley listen spebond Wendell Phillips teaching
We listen General
Gordon tell US that pathetic Days Of the Conederacy and
Planets F1abtable We gather
ambitions strength purpose W. his Keys
humanity of Robert Conye Clear Grit
ngeol gives appreciation immortal Shakespeare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

ASSISTED Bly,,
Jonathan P Dover Edward Everett Hale
John B. Gordon Edwin W. Bacon
William w. Matos James B. Pond
f Cunliffe Owen Champ Clark
Nathan Haskell Dole J. Walter McSpadden
Hamilton Wright Mabie George Mclean Harper
Marcus Benjamin Albert Elery Bergh
Lorenzo Sears Clark Howell!
Truman A. De WeSSe
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What Governor Montague Says.
The Times Company,
Richmond, Va,

I am much pleased with
of literature. It is difficult tc
Of the speaker as are found in
[Signed
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
HONOR FOR DEL,WAkE.AN.
Sussex b. Davis to Head Prince
tom College Procession.

Woodrow Wilson. the new prcsi.
dent of Princeton University. will be
lnducted into Office on October %,
The order Of exercises iuaiudc ad-
dresses by Hon. Franklin Nurpney,
GoYcrnOr OF New Jclsey. Tx. President
Grover Cleveland, and other pron-
uunt men.
y feature Of the exercises vii. be q
procession Of cX-presigicnJs of the
University, dcicGatcs from other uni
vcroItIcS, The alumni, guests and TN.
dcrgraduateS.
lie Official program shows that
sussex ID Davis, Of the class Of 80.
has been appointed cuicl marshal Of
the procession.
Mr. Davis was formerly u resident
Of This city, his father, Colonel 5. g.
DAVIS, having owned a great tract of
land on the Southwestern outskirts Of
inns city, including The Bayard
Homestead on South Clayton street.
Colonel Davis was intensely proud of
his state, 50 much 50 that he
named his three SONS after the three
counties Of Delaware.
Sussex i. DaT,s, who Is so greatly
honored by lrincCton is now a prom.
inent attorney Of Philadelphia.
President Roosevelt will attend the
Inauguration Of President. elect Will
sou, if bis health will permit, as the
rleSt of eX- preSilent Ernvar (uavn
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

ChicaE, &...,. ,H .... &c t."s =.
CHICAGO, Oct, = \ trip Of Gan'
than 5000 miles which wiil rrql..
fourteen days to complete &nd y
which several states viii be yhdl"o
will lie made by number of icHdHl.
business men, bankers and uanutarIur
crS of Chicago. The state Of Texas !!
the objective point, and this party {
Chicago business lnen Will spcud scYrl
days III crossing the state and will stpl
at all the larger towHs il the state
This invasion is made at the inWtatjon
Of he governors Ana commercial bodie
Of the states Of Texas, Louisiana an'
Mississippi
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
SORE NECK
Take SCOTS Emulsion for

Take SCOTS Emulsion fol-
scrofula. Children often have
sores on the neck that won't
heal up. The sores may
come and go. Parents may
not know what's the matter
nor what to do. Scrofula is
the trouble and SCOTS Emul-
sion is the medicine.
SCOTS Emulsion heals the
sores. But that is not all.
Scrofula leads to consump.
ton. This is the real danger.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
"ouncc Of prevention that
keeps off consumption.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

Spool cotton ! cent.
Stewards s cent safety pins 4
cents a dozen,
Tape | cent.
Our regular 81 beaded chata-
line bags will be sold on Monday
for Is cents.
Hooks and eyes with hump 2
dozen on card, | cent q card, Mon
day only.
The black mercer lied under
skirt for Saturday and Mondays
selling at 50 cents, is without
doubt the greatest skirt Offering
of the season.
10 pieces GO inch wide, all
linen half bleached damask, Sat
urday and Mondays price so
cents yard
Remnants Of table linen from
Il to 3 yards ranging in price
from 81 cents to $500.
Arnold's sleeping garments
with feet GOc, zoe, soc and 80
cents.
Arnold's ribbed vests Soc to
$l.7O.
Arnold's bands for Infants
from 40 cents to $1.O5.
We are showing great line of
Infants, Children's and Misses
cloth coats. The Wooltex coats
from s to lG years are the only
make Of cots We know of that
are all wool.
Ladies' shirt waists from so
cents to $500.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

A LIBERAL OFFER.

The new management Of The
Daily Republican is gratiiied at
The kindly reception accorded
The paper. Difficulties Of a me
,hanical sort have yet to be mt
IN order TO put the paper on The
higher plane which it IL desired
10 attain. Meanwhile the neHs
Df the day is to be handled in The
ap-to-date manner which the
readers Of the paper appreciate.
lu order TO increase its eireR-
>lation, the paper has decided to
make an unprecedented offer.
namely that one thousand OF lis
new readers shall receive SAVINGS
banks, together with The deposit
If one dollar to their credit with
me of the largest financial insti-
buttons in the world.
In order to take advantage Of
his offer, not ene cen; will he
required in advance. The sab
'criber may simply pay for The
paper by the week, a. for aay
'ther newspaper, and tEei b.
will open a bank account for
himself or any melAbpr Of The
family.
The details Of the plan will
be given at The Daily Rep'ibli-
IAN office or by the cHHyaSsenS
for the paper. This il a IiNe
opportunity, and enc not to be
missed.
The canvass will be begun On
Monday.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

& pieces all-wool camol'5 hair
dress goods, good colors reduced
for Saturday and Mondays sell
ing from 80 cents to 80 cents.
y pieces Melton cloth, colors,
steel, blue, green and brown re-
duccI for Saturday and Mondays
selling from 80 cents to 80 cents.
$500 v. i. corser - cents.
Ladies' white hcmstitched hand
kerchicfs 5 cents.
Ladies' swiss embroidered
hanlkerchiefs Il! cents worth
lSr and 25c.
Nos. Y and IL satin back vel
vet ribbon, colors pink and blue
Is cents u yard, worth 80 cents.
TI"iahcr's best quality Shetland
floss IS cents a pound. Monday
only.
10 inch square Mexican drawn
linen 80 cents.
Il inch square Mexican drawn
linen Is cents.
Is inch square Mexican drawn
linen SlOO.
Huck-a-back linen for pillow
tops ~, 20 and 2j cents yard.
Linen hemstitched tray covers,
Special price 25 cents worth 3S
cents.
Ladies' hclnstitched silk ties
with embroidered turnover col
las 2Jc and SOC.
Hcmstilclel turnover collars
aud cuffs made Of white swiss 10
cents fOr set.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
QUARANTINE
IS ESTABLISHED.
New Castle City Council
Takes Action on Smallpox
Cases.
-FOUR OFFICERSAPPOINTED
Acting Mayor Reynolds
Swears in New Officers For
the Board Of Health to
Preserve Quarantine.

New Castle, Oct. Is. president
Reynolds of City Council called spe
cial meeting of that body last nigh
in answer to a request from the Boart
Of Health.
Secretary Harry Y. Jemison stated
that the Board required four special
officers in order to preserve a strict
quarantine on G rton street where
four small pUA patients live. Mr..
Jemison was In that section Yesterday
afternoon and when the special OIL
GERS went to the front Of the houses a
boy was sent to one Of the stores but
Mr.. Jemison compelled him to re-
turn.
Acting Mayor Reynolds swore in
the executive officers later. The
quarantine will be strict and will be
maintained until the Board sees that
all danger is passed
Some persons started the report
that the quarantine was simply a
political trick but this IS unworthy
of contradiction. DR.. Kuntz. the
president of the board, Supernten-
dent Blackburne, and the doctor at
the emergency hospital are Republi.
cans. They pronounce the cases
removed from here mild ones but ia
vor twenty days quarantine.
The city will bear the expense Of
the special officers but the Trustees
Of the Poor will be asked to pay for
the food for the eleven persons under
quarantine.
Dr. Kuntz to day will make house
to house inspection for fear Of other
cases being in the same rev. The
Board of Health will do everything
possible to prevent the spread Of
small pox in New Castle.
The different party workers are
hustlIng to-day to get their men reg.
istered 1t is the last call. There
will be big fight in New Castle hun.
dred on Election day.
The funeral Of John J. Horncr, son
Of James Homer, North Sixth street
took place yesterday afternoon. In.
terment was made in the New EN- |
manuel Episcopal cemetery.
The Ladies Sewing Guild will hold
its annual meeting on next Thursday
afternoon IN the Library building.
An important meeting OF St. Peters
I. a. B. Society will DO held to-mor-
row.
Revival services will begin in the
MpLllOIjSt church tO-mOrrnW avau
ing.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
THEATRICALS.

This afternoon and night will
finish the engagement OF Payton
Stock Company at Grand Opera
House this afternoon Little Lord
Fauntleroy" will be given and to-
nlght "Oyer the Hills to the Poor
House..
TWO LITTLE WAITS.
During the recent engagement OF
Lincoln J. Carter's 1.-TWO Little
Waits" in Chicago, an old couple
evidently from the country were
seen cycling the posters at the en-
trance OF the Criterion Theatre.
From their con versatlon it was
loarned that they had determined
to take in show that night, II 1t
look all they had in the world. After
standing silent for some time the
man said. II reckon this is the place.
Her reply was, "Do you think we'd
better risk it?' He said, "Why GER
tainly is the best show.ln town Liza
"llow do you know. Ezrs? she ques-
toned. ''Because Liza, I've been
lookin at them bin boards all day
and all | could see was u need a
wafer now lhere's two waters SO we
get two to Que shot, as they say
down at the Country Fair. "Mr. Car
ter who overheard the conversation
stepped down and accosting the
couple, rendered them two tickets
and invited them to witness the pro-
dnction OF which he IS justly proud.
When tAey came out they approached
Mr.. Carter, and Mr. Ezra remarked
THE Two Little Walters 10 all
right, I've bursted my suspenders
laughing, and Liza has spilled her
serchiek erwin but If you come toour
town on the Fourth of July you'll
have a packedIhouse. They come to
'rand Opera House on Monday
llp hit
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
MANY FINE APPLES.
New Castle County Orchards
Show Much Fruit.

The apple crop iE this section ha.
sometimes been more abundant, bu
it never was batter. Largo quaint,
ties Of Baldwin apples from New
Castle county orchards have beer
sod hero. They are larger and finer
in appearance than the New York
apples Of that variety, but as they
mature carrier in This latitude they
viii not keep SO long. They are
more highly coIorcd on an average
than the New York product.
Oth2r varieties OF app es are also be-
mr. produced il abundance and there
will he no lack Of fruit from New
Castle county orchards for some
time to come. The supply for use
later in the season will come in bar.
res aud he from New York and the
West. California and the Southern
states fOn0t compete with the North
and East in producing apples Warm
climates do not produce fine apples,
FRAN culture, which has been muCh
neglected In this county. wOuId be
found profitable If more ate ntiO1
were glY2n to it.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

BOSTON, oct. Is. On the stea nlShiL
New England, from Queenstown and
Liverpool, were Hon. John Z. Red,
mond. NJ. p, chairman Of the Irish par
liamentAry party and president Of the
United Irish league; John Dillon, NJ. p
for East Mayo, and Michael Davitt.
Their arrival has been long looked for
ward TO by all lrishmen, as they are to
address the members Of the United
Irish league. which holds its national
convention in this city beginning to.
morrow.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
4 Narrow Escape

r, L. Warren Of this city, who is
In the employ of Swift and Company
of Philadelphia, was walking down
Arch street in Philadelphia Last
evening, in company with Will
mington friend, when q heavy arch
lamp fell so close that 1t strl1sA t&s
rim Of the hat Of Mr.. Warrnrss ~ ~
tpapion, # I.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

Take the Darby cars during the
week and If you desire to 60 on Sun.
day, free car will leave Fourth and
Market streets every hour beginning
at O'Clock.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

Fake Laxative BromO Quininc Tab
lets. All druggists ro'un d the money
II it fails to cure. r. W. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
NOXDlY IS SPECIAL SALE DAY AT
z. 3. RIL>EY'S.

CuItivtea greater intimacy with this store. You will
find it to your advantage to do If you see the mercan-
disc and compare prices then you will readily understand
why tErong@ always here On Monday will offer the
following goods at special Monday prices.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18
NOT GUILTY.

"Not Guilty. four-act melO-
drama which met with unprecedent.
ed favor on tue popular-price circuit
last SeaSon, is the attraction at the
Opera House on Tuesday night.
"NOt Guilty. comes heralded as one
Of the substantial and enduring sue
ccaSes Of the hour. 1t is replete
with stirring incidents; the scenic
establishment is elaborate and APP
piOprate, and it contains all abuu.
dance of good comedy.
lisn't safe to be day without
Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil in the
house. Never can tell what moment
an accident is going to happen.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

IN lOT WdTuluB HIS GuiTu Cnalltuge
for contest for the Am erica's Cup
Sir Thomas Upton exp resses the
hope that he may not be deemed
importunate or unduly covetous OF
the special trophy 81 long and SO
securely held in trust by the New
York Yacht Club. The genial Irish
challenger need not give himself
the slightest uneasjness on this
point, as an exchange suggests.
The more attempts that are made
to lift the cup by British sports
mon who play fair and do not whine
when they are beaten, the better
the American public will be pleased.
Sir Thomas is this kind of sports
man, and il he can win the historic
emblem and take it across the At
lantic he is welcome to do SO.
THE Atlantic Club, which, accord
ing to a London newspaper il to be
started in the English metropolis in
january, has, as one Of its rules.
that mberS are not allowed to
lose more than $1,000 q Week at
cards. No member will be allowed
to play after his account has reach
ed that figure until it is settled.
Many a man would be willing to
stop short Of the $4,000 mark.
WHEN times are good a large ma
jority Of the people are Usually in
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

Jars"y P"s'oii."e Robbed.
ASittH1 PARK. y. j.. Oct. IS
Bur4}ars forced an entrance into the
postotfi"r at All3hurst. and, blowing
open the safe, secured &725 II cash and
stGI,u& itr' Z. s.. ~.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

Ca441.,,, ~. : q ~ T -I.T
oe1tie a. vi Tue GOA 91Tlke re-
moves !he only serious n4nuloat 70
austria! progress say Ddl' Lie
view. rive mon'Ii' "l RESI- fioIea
!uel proouc'loh ilad 'eS'lh - @tlech
me wlleeIS ~ many h'n"'"etuillS
c We, WINE Vner0 WAS /" EeLcrP-
llpie ulilllnulloLi III conSUNlpllFe de,
niahos DIS me pufvlaelnG po"ef q
Ghe wage carriers steaoliE Increased,
savings nave Deem eAua''''ed ana
nuch money mas son" Out Ok til9
country because Oh ftia struggle,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

f. Can't be perfect health without
pure blood Rnrdock Blood Bittere
inakeg pure blood. Tohes and i'm
s'xsy AsF the hole system Il
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

CATTLE Market steady; choice, s65Oa
7l5i prime, s. 2jQ6.75 good, $5Q5 75; veal
t1504L60; mediums $INg145; heavy Yerk-
era IS9g1i0; light DO, Hloa220; pigs.
wgs$24nSII ihrI59ufghsl s9a1g2 ,,.,
best wethers, ss.7533; cdls and common s,naSg.
N.60GlR; choice lambs. S5.bal7AH ~ : ~
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-18

THE sight Of that "fujl djnuer
pail" must give the average Demo
cratic spaDiju@cr Il genuine ~Iryer
y Ge e,n soc anything out defeat
nj Ae mu>5 intaoi be 4 pro
,Nuyel uptrNiat.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

Will lose his Hfe Balzac. upon whom Donegan had
the mount stumbled and fell the field was
rounding the stable turn. Pettitohn, the favorite,
fell over Balzac and upon Donegan, who sustained
a fracture of the skull His death is momentarily
expected. E. Matthews, who had the mouth on
Pettijohn. unhurt; Mickey D won the CHIEF
race in a raising finish, with st. Cuthbert ana
Frank Bell his withers. Summaries:
First race -four furlongs)Lexingon Eess
1o5 tSingleton), Jack Young. los alel 10
to l. second; Easy Trade. 10j (OConnor to l. third
Time. 0:56I1.
Second Zone mile and seventy yards)-lda Led
ford 100 G3eauchamp) S q Loone. 90 Good
year, second: Wnepress. 106 COConnor), TO l.
third. Time.
Third race (steeplechase; about mes)-Nery Light
I3S 0-oughlin( to / won Joo Sutherland to l.
second; Torreon l32 Zeno IL TO D. third Time, 4o2
g. won: ST. Cuthbert, III Dale to >; second;
Frank Bell BelD !. third Time. LIZA 80
Fifth tseven furlongs)-Four Leaf c. 1@3 'BelD'
los Dale 10 third Time. 2S.
Sixth and one-sxteenth miles-t3rewer
schorr 90 (Ransch even, Won: GlenwoOd 40 20 Con
nor to second; Tenny Belle, 90 C3eD. 10 to l. third
1:i1la