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The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
AMUSE WENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

At the Opera House last evening
Chester DeVnnle and his company
opened weeks engagement in re
pertoire The play last night was
Bond OF Honor and the house was
packed Mr. DeVonde was as popular
rs ever, aud was literally applauled
His company does better work than
laat year, and the scenery is all that
could be desired. Taken "a Il whole.
the performance last night was one
of the best ever seen here at poplar
prices. The play was OF war variety
and pleased tho large audience pres
ent. This evening the play will e
"A Drop of Poison MHtinees will
begin on "Wednesday and this will
greatly please the women and child
rem.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.


Hotel Wellington Mr.. VIM s.
Moore and wife, Mrs. II. c. Moore,
MIR. J. N. Hartman and wife, Mr. G.
A. Mcssick and family, Mrs. J. Xii.
vington, Miss Katherine HENDERSON.
MIR. snd Mrs Leary and family, thas
Bonnie, Misses Nellie and Estella
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McAteer
and Son. J. b. Hearn, Mrs. J. II.
Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith, Master
Charles Smith, J. Willard Jester. J.
Fred Snyder, Isaac Pierce, Miss Anna
Pierce, Thomas II. Zane, Waiter
Green, VIM. Mann, George G. Penny,
A. II. White, A. J. Conner, Harry
4. Sparks, Walter TomIinson. II
Black, NJ. Nattllet, Clarence Kilving.
ton, j. NJ. Whtford.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
H0v's Tlis?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward tor any one case Of Ca tarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catalrh
Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY SEQ. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and tinan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
items made by their firm.
WEST g. TRUAX. Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
WALDING. KINNAN &MARvIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
IIall'S Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
Price 75c. a bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
r. II. SCOTT.
CAMP CLOSED
LAST NIGHT;

| Brandy wine Summit. Aug. lS. O9
This evening. the Brandy wlael
Summit camp meeting for the sea-
sou OF 1892 officially closed. after
the most successful camp for the
past tour years.
| 4esterdaytllfully 1000 people
thronged the woods and crowded
the tabernacle at the various ser.
vices. making it look like old times
when It was d common thing for
ii 70 be impos sible to find a hitch
ing place tor IA team after seven
o'clock in the morning
DR.. X. II. Adams. who is apirit-
ucal director oil the camp states that
willie the mcetinys have not been az
well attended generally or the con.
versions as numerous as in previous
years yet the religious tervor was
thigh and there had been less DIS
order upon the ground than 10 any
| previous yea.
lie spoke crcouragingly OF next
year plans when the trustees de.
sire to engage Rev. Joseph Smith
the noted evangelist Of the PhlIa.
delphia conference 10 conduct the
meetings.
1t IS also very likely that Pro.
lessor Joseph Clymer be engag.
ed to lead the singing.
! The regular schedule ofmsetings
was conducted to-day nearly all OF
them taking the form of farewell
services
AT the evening preaching service
all Of the preachers present male
short addresses and expressed the
hope that all would meet again 10
this PLACE.
Alter the close Of the service tn,
walk around took place. This 10
one ct he most enjoy aDle informal
customs OF the camp. Everyone
was in joytu! spirits aud the woods
rang with the assembled crowd.
Serenades weretendered to all thuso
prominent 10 the work OF the camp
and after the general festivities
we're ended the individual crowds
Of Campers held levees in their tcnts
until an early hour in the mora
Ing.
Numerous tents were decora
with japanese lanterns thus leudiag
beauty to the sceue.
Tomorrow will be "moving day
for the campers Many, however,
will remain until later ia the week
but bstore Sunday next the woods
will have deserted look.
Without doubt the Damp meeting
has been one Of the most enjoy able
held in recent years, and the pro-
speeds Tor next year are very bright
Miss Hannah Mccall Of Seveuth
and Madison streets, Chester. who
has been visiting Miss Emma Gar
rett. of Summit avenue, >retur ned
home to-day.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
Shot At Campmeetin2

Bridgeville, Del, August 49,
There was tho usua! Sunday fight
and trouble at Bethel colored camp
near here, yesterday. Several
persons were injured with clubs
and blackiacks, and William Pas
kins, aged p years. Is expected
10 soon die from q bullet wound ia
his stomach.
Paskins and Robert Christopher
were together, when those nearby
were startled by the report Of a
pistol Christopher threw the
pistol 10 the ground and ran thro.
ugh the woods. Paskins ende avor.
ed to give chase, but took only a
few steps and ielI, MORALLY wouu-
ded, it ie believed. Christopher
has not been arrested.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

GOVERNOR STONE of Pennsylvan ia
has found out that he is not the
whole Republican party of the Key
stone state. He thought that after
he had been elected Governor he
was a bigger man than the men who
elevated him to the Office. lie has
found out that he is not in the same
class as a politician and now says
he is out of politics. When his term
as Governor expires he will 60 back
to piacticing law. He does not know
much about politics.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
THE UNION
PRIMARIES,


can First District Committee met
at it's headquarters and considered
plans for the coming primary cleo
ton for deeg ates to the state con.
vention OF that party on August 30
The convention will be held OH Sep.
TENDER ?. The election places
primary election officers aud cand,.
dates for delegates aud alteruates
will he as follows.
First district-Poliing place, No.
all Head street. William Goodman.
Charles Coleman and William
Riley, election officers; Joseph r..
Johnson and William H. Rash.
clerks; Jacob Sh'ftler. Thomas w.
McVey, William II Pennocle. NJ, B
Herdley and Frederick II. Steven
son, for delegates; Charles Cole
man, John L. Parker. William Vir.
den, Charles II. Colburn and Daniel
Dohl for alternates.
Second dlstrict-Pcllirg place,
northwest corner Twelfth. and " al
nut; Charles Barnes, james A.
Anderson ahd William White, cleo
ton officers; Alfred Taylor and
George H. Fisher, clerks; Thomas
L. Postles. Louis Weiderman,
Elijah Russ. Edward McClintock.
Jacob A. Melvin, Amos Hahn,
James Lynn, MeIson r. Walker,
Benjamin L. Spence and Erwin II.
Phillips for Delegates Francis S.
Bradley, Clarence Burton, Edward
l.. Turner, George A. Watson.
Robert A Hammond. Amos Hahn,
Samuel " B. Carly. Harry Starr.
Jacob A. Melvin and Charles Grant
land for Alternates.
Third dlstrict-Poliing place,
Delaware avenue and DUPONT street,
Samuel Chambers. Robert H.
,Mearns and Harry l.. Hammond.
election officers; Richard Heritage
and John Conuell, clerks; Edward
Gibson. Walter II. Hayes, William
X, Spencer. Jonathan l.. French.
Pierce Gould. Harry Wolstenhom
George Lang, Jonathan Chippey,
Car! Jefferis and George l.. Shuster
for delegates; Frank W. Johns.
Walter Fulmer. Henry Dickerson,
D. =. Banard. Edward Savers,
John Weiser, Harry FIysinger,
John Waters, Joshua Howell aud
George Hutton Tor alternates.
Fourth district-Pollng place,
No, oO5 West street, y. f. Vaughan
Walter J. Johnson and Peter J.
Palmer. election officers; Davie
Johnson and william II. Waterbury,
clerks; James S. Rice. Peter p.
Bell John II. Graham Otto Scheu
and William Il. Jones for delegates;
John Williams, George Derry, Will
liam X. Miller, X. e. Harrison aud
Wister ID. Graham for aItern atos.
Fifth district Polling place.
Fourth aud Van Buren, streets.
William 0. Lynch. Frank Taylor
and Frank Bromau, election officers;
George Til.hman and Harry E.
Russell. clerks; Ferris Giles, Jam es
C. Wrlgh,iugton, HarryB. Wilhelm,
Elmer E. Kirk and Daniel h. Stew.
art for delegates; Chandler Walker.
William Rat!edge, Jr., Evan Gala
CHER, David West and George M.
Russell for alternates.
In the county tn. polling places
will be as follows:
Brandy wine hundred-Claym mont
Hall.
Christiana hundred -Elsmere.
Mill Creek hundred-IIockes>in ain.
White Clay Greek hundred
Chrlstiana.
New Castle hundred New Castle.
Pencader hundrcd-Glassow.
Red Lion Delaware
City.
st. Georges Middle.
town.
Appoquinimink hundred -Towu.
Sc nd.
Blackbird hundred Blackbird.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
Condition OF the TREASURY,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 70. The con
ditiUn of the treasury, divisions Of is
sue and redemption, at the beginning
of business was as fellows: Reserve
fund. gold coin and bullion. $1J0,O00,-
O0o; trust funds, division of redcmp-
tion, $50 1872 0S3; division Of issue,
$S42, 7o2.0S9 general fund, $200,717.-
43l: current liabilities, $50. 2Dl .3O4
available cash balance. $105,51G, TT.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
THE w FATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, warmer temporal
ture with fresh win Is.
On Wednesday, partly cloudy weather
will prevail with cooler tcmpera-
ture. and westerly winds.
On Thursday, clear and warmer
weather will prevail with northwest.
crly winds.
The thermometer at W. c. Taylor s
drug store 3Q2 King street today reg.
iStcrcd as follows:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
70 50 Sc
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
A. A. DEFEATS
R0XB0R0UGH

In an exciting and interesting
game at South Side Park yesterday
afternoon Wilmington A. A. de-
teated the strong Roxborough team
by the score of to 3. Previous to
yesterday RoXborough had won II
straight games and in the first half
it looked rs though they would add
another game to the string of vic
F., tories.
Up until the sixth inning it was a
pitchers battle between Winham
and Loos with honors even, rs in
the first inning each team got but
one hit.
The last part of the game the To-
cal players landed on Loos for eight
hits. Winham proved a, mystery
throughout the game, and with per-
feet support would have scored a
shut out. Three hits was all the
visitors could fluid him for
Wilmington played a poor game
in the field, and as q, result all of
the visitors runs were made by
errors, Roxborough played fast
game i'll the field. Nyce's muff of
Hartley's fly which counted for
nothing being the only error. Verga
reached first on Aubrey's error.
johnson hit to Winham and in an
attempt to catch Verga at second
Winham threw wild and both run
ners were safe Moss hit to Deal
and after putting the runner out
Deal threw wild to Aubrey to catch
Verga and the latter scored.
More had scored another run in
the firth inning. Thomas was safe
on Oniels error. Coursey hit to
Winham and when the latter, threw
to Deal, the runner iuterferred with
the throw and the ball rolled out in
the field. Instea d of going after
the ball Deal got in an argument
with Coursey over the play and be-
fore Oniel could handle the ball
Thomas crossed the plate.
Roxborough's last run was made
i'll the seventh Loos singled went
to second on Winham's error, to
third on wild pitch and scored ON
Thomas two Dagger.
In the Sixth Wilmington A. A.
made its first inn. Deal signaled,
stole second and scored on Tate,
single. Two more were scored in the
seventh On singles by Kuhn and
O'Neil, Wluham's sacrifice and
Baton s Single.
The winning run was scared in
the ninth after two were out Wiz
ham rea ched first on nigh throw by
Moss. Barton was hit by a pitched
bail and Aubey's single scored Win
BAN.
W. A. A. o0OOl12I- 4
Roxburough :. 90 0 / 0 | 00-3
WILMINGTON LOST.
Wilmington was defeated at Potts
vile yesterday by the score Of 8 to
The Wilmington team could only
get four hits off Evans and played u
poor game in the field. Leonard
was touched up for thirteen hits.
DIAMOND DUST.
Wilmington A. A. plays ia Lewis
town today.
Wilmington plays another game at
Pottsv,lle,
Bad lieldin. came near locsing A.
a. IN the game yesterday
Winham was in good form an d did
not give base on ball,
Moss made great effort TO get
kuhns hot liner,
Aubrey S hit won the game.
Wlnham seldom receives good
support,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
CARD BASKET.

Misses Fannie Driscoll, Sadie
and Ella Dougherty, Salic and Bes-
sic MalIo', Eva Mahan; Messrs. F.
DoUgherty, B. Gibson, j. Conaway,
A. Henderson. and G.. Barnes. were
the guests of Frank Paschal at Holly
Oak on Sunday.
Doctor David E. Buckingham of
Washington, d. c., Alban B. Slack,
Of Quincy, H.. Ethel II. Buckingham
of this city, and David f. Bucking-
ham, ST., of Washington, are visit
ing at Pleasant Hill, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey MeC4ll left
Sunday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Hendcrer spent
Sunday IN Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Gillespie has returned
home after spending very enjoy
able time with friends in this
city.
Mrs George NJ. CooIe of Chester
has been visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. Maria Heacock has returned
from a pleasant visit to- friends in
Media.
Mrs. j. NJ. Boozer and her son IIo.
mcr G.. Booz2r of this city left on
Saturday for a trip through Northern
Pennsylvania and Delaware, visiting
different places Of much interest.
Their friends wish them Il pleasant
trip.
Misses Adalyne and Margaret S.
Woodward Of EIsmere, are visiting
their sister Mrs. Irvine, OF Calcutta,
Va.
Miss Rosaiind Hamilton and Miss
Tasgart, will spend The week at Nor
folk, Va.
Mr. NJ. j. Hamilton, manager of
National Biscuit Co.'S store, in this
city. has returned from Atlantic
City.
VictorC. Jetferis, book keeper, at
the First National Bank, left today
for week $ sojoarn al Atlantic City,
n. j.
Mrs Fred G. Robelen Of o,J Pine
street, IS entertaining her cousin
Miss Lizzie Phillips of Philadelphia,
Pa
Miss Louisa Ruth of Choate spent
Sunday and Monday at Brandy
Summit camp.
There will be reunion of the Ma.
lin family at ShclIpot on Thursday,
and Il large number Of relatives wilt
be present.
W. s. Cook, popular member of
the y, NJ. G. A. who several months
ago accepted Il position as Pullman
car conductor was in Wilmington to.
day.
Josiah Maryll and family leave this
afternoon for Atlantic City where
they will spend few days.
Charles G. Guyer and family have
returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Maggie Adams is at Malaga
Camp, N. }.
Ruel S LOOMS and wife are spend
ing ten days at Ocean Grove.
If you would enjoy yourself this
evening you had better 90 with the
First Presbyterian Sunday School on
Al.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

LONDON, Aug 10-The govern
mont's official exhibit at the st. Louis
exposition will be limited to the sub
i"cts of education aud fine arts, hut it
is expected that the wider range Of nun-
official exhibits will include various
features Of applied arts. The fine art
exhibit is to br controlled by commit
tee of the Royal academy. Arrange
mrl,S for this exhibit are being made
by Sir Edward John Pointer. president
of the academy The foreign office will
facilitate all industrial exhibits.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
{, !, R|L,E :Y

Wednesday and Thursday
we will sell all summer goods
at prices that will astonish
you.
- yards Hill muslin for ST.
20 white bed spreads SO cts.
worth IS cents.
$ cent quality white Domet
flannel &c yard.
All 12!c and 15c lawns and
dimitics reduced to nc u vd.
10 pieces fine gingham rcg,l-
lar price 10 and 12!c reduced
to Sc yard.
Zoe lawn now Zoe.
25c mercerized gingham re-
duccd to 15c yard.
20 pieces lawns sold usually
for 4sc and BIC reduced to 2!c.
3 white pique skirts reduced
from 1925, 1915 to $500.
II linen skirts new goods
this season ranging in price
from 800 to 1915 all reduc-
eI to Sl.jO
Colorcd shirt waists reduced
from SOC TO zoe
Ladies' muslin underwear
reduced. 2"
All unused underwear plac-
ed on a table and sold at about
halfprice.
More of the 25c quality lace
hosiery for Children 19c pair.
Three pairs for soc.
Black tafeta ribbon 81 in.
wide Zoe yard.
Remnants of ribbon at half
price.
a 7jc quality girdle corset
at SOC.
We will sell 100 pairs 10-4
cotton blankets on Wednesday
at SOC pair.
11Q.1Q0 inn e.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

Magistrate Bradley lost a bunch
oil keys last night.
William A. Price. OF Delaware
City. is a candidate for represen-
tAtive. He is all ardent Repubii-
eau.
Joseph Comfy, OF No. 90l Della
ware Avenue while riding on French
street was knocked off his bicycle
by a wagon Of Carrot & Barr. lie
was injured about the head aud
shoulders.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
The CgEr Greatly Alarmed,

VIENNA, Aug. l9.-A newspaper OF
Crncow, Galiria, publishes report
that the car of Russo recently found
Oh his desk Il nisaivr from Il revolu-
tionary committee threatening him
with death unless he conceded COnsti-
tutional government to Russia. The
cznr, according to the Cracow news
paper, was greatly alarmed.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
SURPRISE PARTY,

SURPRISE PARTY.
A very pleasing surprise was given
Miss Katie p. Mousley on Saturday
afternoon, Aug. l6, 1902. A delight
full time was had but one of the
young sports had the misfortune to
lose his necktie.
Among the guests present we're:
Mr.. II. A. Mous!ey and wife. Mr.. A.
Buckingham and wife, Mrs. Ethel
Armstrong. Katie and Sarah Nous
ley, Lora and Lizzie Little, Louise
Hardness, Bertha Eastburn, Mary
L. Buckingham, Elizabeth and Helen
Armstrong, Elva Dempsey, Violet
Jacobs, Bessie and Alice Moore. John
b., Earle, and Raymond Buckingham,
Samuel E. Elstburn. Clarence and
Ferris Hardness, and Lewis Caulk
Lee of Marshalton, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

Officer Matthew RaIston, today
handed in his star to Captain Evans
and resigned from the police force.
Last Tuesday night the Police Com.
mission found him guilty OF conduct
unbecomlng an officer.
Az the nesting OF the Comm lssion
tonight u Successor VIII be chosen To
succeed him as we'll as officer Draper
who resigned, one OF the men will
come from the Second ward.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
Francis .IDseDh'. RtrthdDy,

VIENNA. Aug. 10 Tie scveaty.sec-
ond birthday Of Emperor Francis JO-
view Of 10000 troops lluminatons OF
the city and the granting of amnesty
to all prisoners u'Scrcoing sentence for
lezc mnjcsty. The emperor himself
spent the day quietly at Ischl with his
family
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

Before Judge Cochran In the City
Court this morning John Carey was
committed to the wOrkhouss tor 20
days on the charge of vagrancy.
Morris Mcclure was held i'll $1,000
bail for a further hearing on the
charge of violating the of consent
law.
The charge of larceny preferred
against Andrew jackson was con-
tinued' tomorrow morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
Measured q Steamer,

Captain Peter b. Ayars to-day,
measured The Steamer Uncantana
at the yards OF the Pussy aud Jones
Company. She is lS2x3lxl2 feet
and is bullt for the Martha Vinya ard
sound trade
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

George Kelley. Of No. sO4 King
street, died at the Delaware Hospital
this morning. About $50 O'Clock this
morning lie was found lying on the
pavement in front OF his home, BY
officer Sherry. lie was takeu tn the
police station and Police Surgeon
Wales summoned.
An examination showed that his
skullIwas fractured. H.lwas tsto.tho
Hospital and died two hours later.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
Death OF Prominent pemnayIvanian

READING, Pa, Aug. 3D.. Howard
Jacobs. one of the leaders of the Bcrks
county bar and its principal criminal
lawyer for many years. has died here,
aged siXty.four years. In 1850 he was
the unsuccessful Republican candidate
for congress.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
Who Is ..ohu Delaney

Undertaken MCGOWAN, of Hoboken,
N. J. asked Chief Black this morn.
ing to try and locate the relatives Of
John Delaney who is dead at tllo'o'
ken,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Iioston~-Dcroit, 4. Boston, a.
At i'hIud"lphia-C Chicago, S: Philadel-
phia, Il.
At baltimore-St. Louis |; Baltimore. H.
At .Washington--Clevela G: Washing
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
Warning TO h0usekecpers.

James F. Wood & Company says
to not forget your heaters and furG-
aces get them in good shape for
firing, cold weather will soon be
here. Telephone 120.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

BILL PARSONS writes a slogan
marching to Dover. He speaks of
rousing the sleeping lion and heard
him in his den. Is it the Democratic
lion that has been bearded in his
dal?
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT co.
NO. tly NJ ltkEI sIltENr

NO. tib MA RKET slitEhr,
Aapltnl BLOCK ..................SS 500, 700
surplus ... .$25O, OJJ
Allows Interesl on Deposits Ct Money.
The company acts as Executor, Admin.
istIator, Trustee. Guardian. Receive. and
Agent. and rents small safes IL Ere and
burglar proof vaults.
BENJAMIN NlELDS, Pres.
WILLIAM Il. PlINCKLE. Vice Pres
JAMES b. CLAKKSON, Treas. L. Sec.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
PERSONAL
MENTION.
BRESSER-ZANDIS

BRESSER-ZANDIS
Otto c. Dresser, Jr and Miss Edna
ZandiS were married at ASbury NJ.
Eparsonage last evening by the Rev.
II. S. Dulany. Mr.. Dulany also
married William II. Lesher OF Phila-
delphia, and Miss Irene Wrlgley Of
this CITY,.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19

THAT much talked of and much
looked for tidal wave refused on
Sunday to make its appearance at
Atlantic City after being widely ad-
vertised to be due on that date and
at that place. Hundreds of people
it is said, visited Atlantic City to
witness the wave and bring homo a
bottle of the water but they were
doomed to disappointment and so
they enjoyed the salt air and took
In the sights on the boardwalk. AS
a prognosticator Of tidal waves
Jones is dismal failure. He should
guess again. Anybody can do as
well as he done.
Itching hemorrhoils We're the
plaques of my life. Was almost
wild. Doan's Ointment. cured me
quickly and permanently, after doc
tors had failed" G.. f. Cornwell,
Valley street, Sangerties, N. Y.
Carriage sponges, chumuise skin also
bathing sDonges aud tuiiot W. e. Taylor
u King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-19
/ THE EVENING REPUBLICAN
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TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1904.
The registration on Saturday TO,

The registration on Saturday foot
ed up to total for the three days
OF 1904. This is considered good
showing for an off year. Two years
ago, it being Presidential year,
the registration for the three days
was 10000. -Four years ago the
registration in an off year was but a
little over 5000 for the three days.
There yet remains two days for
4 those who wan:'tGvote at the cleo
Ftion to register. The Republicans
registered about 5000 of their votes
giving that party decided MAORI
ty at tine polls on election day if the
same proportion of Republicans get
registered on the two remaining
days. One reason for the large reg
istration of Republican voters is
their anxiety to vote at the prima-
ries.
There being numerous candidates
In the field for the five county Of
fees, it has helped to get out the
Republican vote. There will be but
five candidates made happy when
the result of the primaries are made
known. There will be about tea
candidates who will think that they
did not get fair shake, but there is
one thing certain all the candidates
can not hope to win this time at
least. But there are other times if
you don't get bald-headed waiting
your turn TO come around, still any
body who has the money to put up
can run. There are no States aud
the candidates who receive the IN )st
votes win. There is IA rumor on the
streets that William Lawton will be
a. candidate for the Legislature in
the fourth representative district
This is a Democratic district but
with a man like Mr.. Lawton in the
field he should be elected over his
Democratic opponent. Thi5, is the
district in which Barney McVey has
announced himself IL clnlidate.
Barney says he is in favor of u new
city charter.
Mr.. Lawton is in favor of new
city charter and the election of two
United States Senators.
Fred E. Bach is candidate for
Register of Wills and is making II
lively hustle. William A. Hukll,
the well known aUctioneer, aud
Frank NJ. Walker, the attorney, will
also make try for this office.