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The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
DOCkSTADERS.

The domestic troubles of "An Up
Town Flat, as portrayed by Harry
Thorne e. Co.. have proven an at
tractive feature Of the bill at Dock
stader's this week, 1t is one OF com
paratively few acts of the kind in
vaudeville which the patrons of con
tinuous performance do not appear
to be tire Of. Sparrow,the eccentric
juggler; Claudius & Corbin. banjo
experts; Garnella g. Shirk. in new
act; May Walsh, the singer Swan d.
ODay, the minstrel duo, and OF hers
provide Il program that very few can
lind fault with. Manager Dock
staders announcements for the
coming week give evidence ofanoth-
Ell strong bill.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
= WHAT CARNEGIE SAID. n
Arriving n England, He Predicts
Eventual Downfall For Kingdom.

Eventsal Downfall For Kingdom.
LONDON, May 9.-Andrew Carnegie
has arrived in London, and he prompt
ly proceeded to console Great Britain
on the subject Of the shipping combine
by saying there was no cause for
alarm.
"To combine the shipping traffic
said Mr.. Carnegie, sis big ORDER
There is a free right Of way on the
ocean, and the tramp steamers are al
ways with us. The merger may give
regular daily sailings to passengers
which would he advantageous. l am
not in the navigation syndicate, having
retired from business and reformed, so
l cannot advise you as to the exact
character and bearing Of the combina-
ton, but in my opinion the combine is
purely matter OF money making.
"rhere is no question of patriotism
in trade. 1t does not care fig for
dag. 1t is dividends that count. or
course every citizen worth n cent
wishes his own country to be first in
everything, and peaceful Industrial
victory is the only genuine one. Vic.
tory through war generally costs more
than it is worth.
"lf Great Britain continues her cost
ly wars for shadowy ascendency in dis
tant parts and the United States de-
velops her industrial army, there can
only be one result-Great Britain Will
have the shadow and the United States
the substance
After reference to the booming OF
the steel combine, saying that the
United States was too prosperous to
have any surplus stocks of steel for
shipment abroad and referring to the
development of other lands, Mr.. Car
negie reiterated his belief that Great
Britain in the future would form a
state in the American federation.
"You must some day" he said, turn
your face to your kin beyond the sea
You are not to be European power in
the future but are to join with your
own race in the west.
"FortunateIy the feeling toward the
old home was never so cordial as now,
and race patriotism has taken root.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Sued Railway Company.

John &. Mearus through his at
tornevs, David Reinharlt and ROD
ert Ii. Richards, has entered SUIT
against the Peoples Railway Com
pany. to recover damages for inJu-
rie5 received in an accident on one
of the rompany's cars on Sixth
street May 3oth last. In the re
ferrel to accident Mr.. Mearns had
an ankle sprained, was knocked
srnselrsS and also sustained inter
nal injuries.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
p.nsi,n Money hi UniOluQ

West Chester. May O. Matthew
Cavanaugh. aged S. years, an old
soldier Of this place, was killed at
the Adams street crossing by a pas
senger train this morning. His
skull was crushed and his body bad
]y mangled He leaves a family
Of seven children. The body was
found by track walker soon after
the train had passed. Cavanaugh
had just received his pension money
and had been intoxicated during
yesterday and last night. 1t is sup
posed he lay down upon the track
and went to sleep.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Dneratur; Refuse TO Arb itrate

Scranton, Pa, MAY 9--Whnn the
Nine Workers $ representatives as
senhlrd his morning. 1T Is stated
that President Mitchell Informed
them that Til" operators have refused
to aIhlrate the dl'iictIItcs rs the la
hor leaders proposed yesterday. No
concessions have been granted, and
the sILuall ION is changed.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
I.alys King Attacked.

Rome, May 9.-Accordins to a
letter received here from Turn,
King Victor Emanuel was attacked
bv workman while walking yes.
terdav. The assallant. the letter
saws, was arrested before dong
His Ma1esty any harm. but suosc-
uuentty ESCAPED. Court officials
here Qcuv the story.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
The Queens Recovery.

The Hague, May 9.-At Castle
Loo this morning.thc following was
posted:
"Qucen Wihclmina had quiet
night. She is taking Sufficient no'lr-
ishmcnt and her condition is really
Sal iSfalI nrN
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Harvard Won Strength Test.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 9.-The
intercollegiate strength Test recently
ended has been won by Harvard, with
Il total of E4,59G,l points. Columbia is
second, with 12,GlS.7; University OF
Minnesota third. with G6,Sl3.2; Am
hcrst fourth, with o'."01.1. Columbia
has won for two years. Last year Har-
wards total was Gi,O944, so that this
wears increase Is lO,JO5.T. tolumbia'S y
winning score last year was G1,2i Id,
or less by 9,3246 points than this
years winning score
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
MniI DcstrOyed In Wreck.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-The reports
to the postottice department show that
in the railroad wreck near Flagstah,
Ariz., on the Santa Fe road, the entire
mail carried on the wrecked train was
destroyed. This mail came from
southern and central California and
was destined for points east and south
Of Albuquerque, \. NJ.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
cnsta Rica's New IsrcsidenV.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, May o.
Asuncion Esquivcl was inaugurated
president of Costa Rica yesterday. He
was elected Feb II. The country Is
ouiot. and no trouble Of Il revolution
ary character is expected. The retiring
president Of Costa Rica Is Rafael lgle-
sias He was elected TO Office for the
second time in November, 1897.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Returned rlissiOnarieS .

will speak, sing in African dialect,
and exhibit curios such as African
bracelets, charms, &c. on next sun
day morning at Asbury NJ Z. Church
at 3rd and Walnut street. Nota
Missionary Collection, we want you
to come and enjoy the feast. The
Missionaries are from Bulaway, Ma
tabe Land. Africa.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
No Flag, No Money.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 9--Public
moneys are withheld from school dis
tricts ,lG and II of Bangor and district
| of Bethany by State Superintendent
Skinner because they have not raised
the stars and stripes every morning, as
REQUIRED by law
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Kitchener 10 Leave SnutI Africa

Alfalfa bad, India, May 9. The
Pioneer to-day hears That GcncfaI
Lord Kitchener will so to EngIauI
in .Iuly, and after four mpnths leave
IN tht hulnc land viii come to lndla
taking command OF the Indian army
ubUul Christmas.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

The Wilmington Prohibition AL
lance will hold meeting at the AS
sociation Hall, No. 1907 Market street
on Monday evening next. The Pro-
hibitioa State convention will be held
In the same hall on May goth. Ma.
tional chairman Oliver w. Stewart
will be present and make an address.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Pauper 0cti $4,000 Verdict

Elizabeth, N. j., May S.-Pat-
rick Smith, an inmate OF Eliza
beth's poorhouse, was this alter
noon awarded a verdidt of $1,000
against the Thomas Iron Company,
of Port Dram, N. J. lie was in ur-
ed two years ago while in the
companys employ, by falling into
a pit,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Child killed In a Runaway

NH1sU sN'''e'' TT " 7
TROY, n. Y, May 9.-Gertrude Rus.
sell, aged six years, daughter Of
Michael Russell of Sandy Hill, was
killed in runaway. She was thrown
from the wagon. The wheels passed
over her.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Another Carnegie Library.

Taunton, Mass, May 9.-At last
nights meeting Of the City Council
Il communication from Andrew Car
negie was read, offering to the City
a SEQ, COO public library, on condition
the city furnish a suitable site and
appropriate at lcas, $4,000 annually
for It's sl11l1Drt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
rex Was Suit

The referees in the case Of Chas
w. GunhIn% vs. Robert Rex, de-
ridrd in Magistrate Bra1Iey'a court
last evening III favor ut Rex. Gnpd-
lng sought TO obtain possession 1T IA
store and dwelling at Cedar and
Brown streets. ". :. HiIles repre-
Seutpd Rex,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Wants her Child.

Laura Run.sey, colored. complain
ed to the police to-day that she has
b.en unable to obtain possession of
her 10 months old child whicn has
been boarding On Eleventh street,
near Orange. She has been pay.
ing 81 a week for its board.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Returns Are Requested.

The committee IN Chatge OF the
euchtc and dance that were given
last week IN the Shields Library
hal, requested all returns to be
made during the next thres days,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Juggling With Small Pox

Jersey City, N. j., May S-The
Health Board made the startling dis
covery today-that sect OF faith cur.
islts iu this city, calling themselves
the Divine Healers, has concealed
cases Of smallpox. Those afflicted
had refused to Gail 10 physicians or
report their cases to the authorities.
They were visited daley by mem 5ers
OF the sect, who prayed over them:
laid their hands upon them and then
went out and mingled with thelr
neighbors, without taking the least
precaution to prevent their spread
ing the disease. 4
The matter became known ia a
peculiar manner. 10 last week 9
issue Of The Christian and Mission.
ary Alliance the New York organ
OF the faith curists appeared an
article signed by l.. Bellisof Jersey
City. In it he stated that he came
home on February IA. suffering
awful pains In the body and that
the next day his whole body was
covered with the worst kind OF
smallpox. He said that his wife
was with him. and "Sister Earle
and "Sister Cressy' attended him
during the three months he had
suffered with the disca ase.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
A ttu.tIIp Candidate.

David p. Hutchinson of Apo
quinimink, is hustling for the NOM
ination for denomination for Clerk
Of the Chanccry Court. He has a
host of Republican friends and
would make a first class public ser
want
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Old d Dyers Reunion. ESl1(

George Alfred Townsend, the noted
journalist of Washington will attend
Ihe reunion of the friends OF Drayeb
at the old Drayer church near odessa
on Sunday, June lst. Mr.: Townsend
and several others will make address
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Work On Retaining Wall

Much progress IS being made 10 the
erection OF the retaining wall for the
+. ". < R. railroad COmpany's pro.
posed elevated road.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
I,eIlI'rOm a J,ldler,

William Kelley, of No, 2Ol South
Van Buren, street. fell off a ladder
this morning and was severely
bruised about the body,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

Meats of all kinds at the lowest
prices am not in the beef trust.
J. q. Bugless, 2l3 King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

Employee of the p. W. 3 B. rail-. rail-
road are being paid of to DAY. Ihe
nav car arrived at French street sCa"
tion this morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
HALL. FULTON
CARD BASKET.

The following residents OF this
city, are among the guests recently
registered at Hotel Wellington, At
lantir City, T. +. Jauvier, Mrs.
Franl, Sheppard, Harold and Ernest
Sheppard, Misses NJ. G. Seal, Alice
Mercer. c. Menlenhan, s. Bye, Ell
Ia Taylor, Ruth and Ellnor Colby,
Mrs. j. A. Colby.
Mrs. Matte Lippincott, of Chester
il visiting her sister, Mrs William
Robinson, No. 5O5 Concord Avenue,
this city.
Miss Laura Banks is in Atlanti C
City for her health,
Mr.. Nelson Gray is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mis-, Ella Pauley. of this city,
visited her mother, Mrs. Lowther,
at Ediystone yesterday.
Edward News, Of Chester, visited
friend, in this city yesterday.
Mr., ). j. TalIev. Of HollNoak,
was a visitor III Chester yesterday.
Mr.. GEORGE Cuyie, Of this city, IS
in prnn,yrVNr, n. j.. fol two weeks
PenteCU tai services.
Fer zen days Gcslnning this even
Ing l'en(ecoSla' services Will lie htId
a. Epworlh NJ Il. church. The Rev
AlFerd Smith, pastor II the church
Will be assisted 10y tJe lteTs. W. L.
S Murray, X. II, Adams and otheI
ministers Uf the city.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.

Money on call steady at per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 44M5la per cent
Sterling exchange barely steady with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at siS112W
4S7a. for demand and at S4si7sgi.Sj for ~
DAYS Posted rates, 81 SO and S4SSl2. Com
mercial bills, ASil-44S5l2. Bar silver.
5r.c. Mexican dollars Allac. Government
bonds easier. State bonds inactive. Rail-
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
The Piano Prize Contest

Although the Piano Prize Contest
is but few days old, the vote is al,
ready coming in, and it shows that
great deal of interest is being
manifested in the novel plan.
This contest is being conducted by
number of our merchants, Il par
tial list of whose names were given
in our issue Of Wednesday. last.
The plan is to donate a magnificent
$500 Strich & Zeidler Upright Grand
Piano to the society, church, school,
fire company or any organization
receiving the greatest number of
votes up to noon, August 3Oth, 1909.
The standing of the organizations
already voted for shows the High
School to be in the lead. The vote
up to Thursday evening is append
,l,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
ykrASJ1JNCTON n. e.

WASHINGTON d. &.
POPULAR THREE-DAY TOURS VIA
ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Wilmington ut 1856 p. NJ.
Thursdays, April 10 and "a and May s.
Rate, including all expenses. 5000 for
round trip. Expenses include railroad
fare transfer TO Hotel aud two days
board ut Washington. For book Of
Tours giving itinerary and full dotails,
write or apply to IL. A. Miller. L. "A"
Wilmington, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
STAGNANT POOLS
CAUSE SICKNESS

The residents of Southwest ern
part of the city are agitated on ac-
count of number of filthy pools.
DR.. s. A. Fritz and one child are
lying in a critical condition with ty-
phoid fever at the corner OF Maple
and Van Buren, streets. His wife
and two other children are suffering
from malaria. The drug store IS
closed and the condition of DR..
Fritz is such that the street has been
roped. Their condition is attribut-
able to a filthy pool into which the
filth drains and there is no outlet.
The pool is one mass Of filth ana
the odor is unbearable. There are
a number of other pools OF an equal
disease breeding kind in the neigh
bo1hood and in addition to the Fritz
family there are number OF other
people in the neighborhood very
sick. There no cutters or inlets IN
the neighborhood to carry of this
sickness breeding matter
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Edward NluISey De1i,

Edward NuIvey. OF No. 1904 Wal
nut street died Suddenly yesterday,
Coroner Frlck gave Il certificate OF
death from asthma,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
NJ. J. D0UCAERTy

Lawns all reduced for Sat
urday.
Fine Dimity 12sc and 15c
quality, for lie.
The Sc and Zoe Lawns re-
duced to 6c.
White India Linen, Zoe and
12tc quality, reduced to Sc.
Fine Mercerizcu Madras,
25c quality, 19c.
Fine White Madras reduced
to 2Oc and 25c.
Best quality &c Cambria, 4c.
Best spool Cotton, 4c.
Bargains in Children's hose.
Ladies' fine black Hose,
with white feet 12c.
Ladies' fine black Lace Hose
reduced to 2Jc.
Fine Muslin Underwear at
bargain prices.
TRADING STArlPS.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
MGR. CORRIGAN
!. BURIED.

New York, May 9. The funeral Of
Arch. bishop Corrigan to-day was an
event memorable In the annals OF
local Catholic history.
Six archb.shops and nearly three
times as many bishops participated
in the elaborate services, and the
number of priests and clergy who
took part in or witnessed the ceremo.
nles did not fall short Of 1000.
No such assembage- OF Roman
Catholic dignitares has ever gathered
In America to do honor to the
memory of a prince ct the Church,
and do such throngs of men. women.
and children ever viewed the body of
an American prelate lying in state
. as have passed in single file by the
catafalque On (which lies the dead
metropolitan OF the largest and rich
est province in the United States, II
not in the World.
From G O'Clock yesterday morning,
when the Cathedral doors were
thrown open, up 10 III O'Clock last
night when they were closed, there
we're never less than 5000 persons in
the edihce at any time. There were
several Masses in the early morning
hours, and the Office for the Dead was
chan,ed; last evening. During each
Of these services every seat In the
Cathedral was occupied.
Bat continuously there was the
interminable file of humanity NOV
ing slowly past the body of the
dead prelate, and at no time dA the
waiting crowd at the Fifth avenue
entrance number less than 5000.
Last night the multitude increased
as darkness set in, until at 8 o'clock
there were 10, 900 persons waiting
patiently in serpentine lines which
stretched east on Fiftieth and Fifty
first streets
Cardinal Gibbons, who celebrated
the Requiem High Mass over the
body of the late Archbishop Corri-
gan in st. Patrick's Cathedral this
morning, arrived in Brooklyn from
Baltimore last night, and went to
the house of the late Major Kelley,
where he always stays when in the
city.
Another distinguished arrival was
Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia,
who preached the funeral panegyric
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

Charles Il, Andersen will build a
$500 addition to the Manhattan
Laundry.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Prohibition Convention

H. H, Moore Is still in the butter egg
and cheese business at Gil King str eel.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

On the evening Of Nay 2stl there
will he a strawberry festival al Cai'
vary church.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
New York Markets.

FLOJR-Dull and unchanged, with the
undurtonc easy; Minnesota patents. S'WD
AIS; winter slraights, $j.i5u3.sO; winter ex-
tras, s. 10li331. winter patents, SSbn4o5'
WHEAT Opened firm on stead!er ca
bles but GaSeu back again under hearlsn
weather news and short selling, July. 19A
uSO 3-lGc, September, 181aq 7S7sc.
Steady: state, Glih2c.. c, !. T., New
York, car lots; No. western, G3hc,, f. o.
b. afNodi,
N-Maint4in"d a firm tone and fair
advance on covering and small receipts;
July, G5a. Q66a,c.; September. b43sc:
OATS Steady. bat quiet; track white,
state 49u5iC., Track, white, western i"g
PORk-Firm; mess, Sl'.5OalS26; family.
$3.50
BUTTER Firm; state dairy. 2lNAc.:
state creamery. 22L.'hInr.
CHEESE Firm, state. fun cream sinai,
early made, fancy, colorpd and white. l3D
l3i,G. fun cream. large: fall made, fancy,
colored and white, l2Ti-Ac.
EGGS Quiet, state and Pennsylvania
lTr; western, at mark. lIml1hc.
MOLASS SIS-S,eady, New Orleans, $50
Ate. ..
RIcE-Firm domestic, 4i.n6'4c,; Japan,
TiAlLoW--Firm; city, G7sc.; country.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 5iqs5c.; good to
mo
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

DubeIi the Halter
Goo Charles u. Dubell for your hae
and tcaps Of all styles No. = Last Thlrl 81
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
PERSONAL
T MENTION
PRICE-WOODWARD.

Miss Lydia Roop Woodward, OF
Westminster, and Rev. Harry Hetf-
ner Price, of Reading, Pa, were
married at the residence of. the
brides uncle, Samuel Roop, this at
ternoon by Rev. Hugh L. Elderdice,
president of Westminster Theologi-
cal Seminary.
The bride was dressed in white
French lawn and carried Il book
from which the marriage service
was read. There We're no attendants
and only the Immediate friends OF
the family were present.
Mrs. Price was a member or the
: class of 1894, Western Maryland
College, and Rev. Mr.. Price Of tho
class of 1900. He was also a mem
Der of this years graduating class
of the Westminster Theological
Seminary
Rev. and Mrs, Price left on an
evening train for visit to Reading,
Pa, after which they will go to
Dover, Del, where they will reside.
= HALL FULTON
Philip p. &. Hall AMI Miss Mlrl-
am Eloise Fulton were married III
Asbnr,, parsonage, May 7, by Rev
II. 5. Dulaney.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Live stock Market,

CATTLE Steady; choice, s67O16e5i
prime, sG.35ns.Sl; good, ;j.'cuG.SO, veal
calves. s. 500 Ii.
HOGS Steady. prime heavy, s7.25mI30:
hest mediums. s. T0jm7,l5; heavy Yorker9,
s.. 9Op7; light do SdG)aG,S9; pigs, $G.i50
$50; roushs, sonG.'D
EEP-Steady. prime wtthers. 81. 70Q
b.S6, culIs and common, S2oouS.oO. choice
La amha 81 GuIbhu
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

$500 In Young Mems
sizes, 33 to 80 inch
Fine chest m e as ure
Splendid product
Da,d of the tailor art.
Fine Black Thibets
MI, and { h G i o s,
's'>'e Fancy Worstcds
and Cheviots, neat
quits effects in the new
black and white
mixtures, new neat stripes in
fact, a great line Of styles at
this price. We are doing a
great business in these suits
. and when you see them you
will not wonder. Same cloth
and makeup would cost you
$40 and $25 made to order
and you could not get any
more style, and we can fit
nearly every size and shape
in our Regulars, Stouts Or
or Sims. Come in and see
them, try them on, see how
they look and fit,
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day Evenings.
JAS 7. MULLlN & SONS
9th aaI Market Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
THE FOLLOWING

Maddocks' semi-oitreous dinner
sets, the latest decorations, 100
pieces, $500 sets, Saturday, $1l:50:
Jardinier and Pedestal, beautiful
designs, were a special for $500,
Saturday, $2.4s.
Black Venetian Hall or cosy cor
ner lanterns, Saturday, 75c.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

Sinm's Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. Tue
lad! los extraordinary romedy. BE sure
you get the Comp
By III all Il. 90. COG King street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-20
. Hachita and then TO Bisbee

to Hachita and then to Bisbee.
w. z. Allen has secured a job as
messenger for the new express com
pany which has been organized to do
the business on the Ell Paso G. South.
western road, and has a run between
Deming and Bisbee. He has moved
his family TO Deming.
The new time table on the Ell Paso
& Southwestern went into operation
Sunday, and now the road Is running
regular passenger trains from Deming
to Bisbee, n train each way daily
The road expects to get its Ell Paso
branch into operation in October.
The brick work on the houses the
L%ordsburg & Hachita road has built
for its section hands at various places
on the road, has been completed and
the carpenters are now finishing them
up. A brick house will be a novelty
to the average section man, but the
road thinks it will be a matter OF
economy to build good houses.-Lib.
eral.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-20

survey enters the city limits south Of
the present Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railway depot. crosses that road
and runs east of it to a point in the
vicinity of what is called the New Mex.
leo university building. Persons own
ing tracts along the right Of way and
proposed depot grounds should call at
the office of tAe Santa Fe Central rail
way in the Catron block with evil
dences of title and submit the same to
the company, as the latter is ready to
enter negotiations for the purchase of
the tracts necessary. IL the same "a
be had at reasonable figures.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-20

Railroad Notes from Lordsburg-The
Arizona G. New Mexico railroad will
give ore of the popular picnics at Cor
onado park next Sunday. Dancing pa
vilion will be free to all. A beef will
be barbacued for the benefit of the
picnicers, and refreshments will be
sold on the grounds.
A special from the Ell Paso-South-
western came up from Hachita Fri
day and took a party of the officials Of
that road from Lordsburg to Guthrie,
from which place they went to Moren-
ci. On returning they went through