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The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
FROM
CHESTER,

DR.. John MacFayden has been ap-
pointed Superintendent to succeed
A. 6. Davids. Of the Chester and
suburban lines. The appointment
came as a surprise. He became asso.
ciated with the railway business when
the Chester street Railway Com
pany owned aud operated the only
lines in Chester. and when the motive
power was horses.
j. Bartram Helms, well-known
contractor, has been missing since
June 23rd. He had about SlQO in his
possession when he disappeared from
Chester.
Philadelphia clothiers have purchas-
ed the stock and clothing from Thos.
Vernon, on Market Street. Mr.. Yer
non will engage in another business.
1t is the intention Of the Media
and Swarthmore Trolley Company to
run its cars through Darby on the
tracks Of the Chester Traction Com
pany on or before July 4.
George Cole. who is to meet Lon
Beckwith in the wiudup at the
Armory on Thursday night Of this
week, was originally booked to box
Jack Bennett on the same night be-
fore the Broadway Athletic Club in
Philadelphia.
The Chester Times says: Fry.
singers team will be here Wednesday
and maybe it will not be a hot game.
Dollars to douglnuts Chester will
put it on them this time and Jess
mington looking very blue. Keep
your eye on this game and watch how
the Chester battefs lag the ball.
Wilmington will bring up large
delegation tomorrow on special 1rol.
ley cars and the boat. The biggest
crowd of the season is expected.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
Discussion over JanitOr

John f. Rogers. has resigned az
janitor Of tie County Courthouse.
At the Levy Court meeting yester-
day, Mr.. Ewart nomlna ated David
West. q colored man of Jhis city, to
succeed Rogers, which provoked
a sharp discussion.
Mr. Mesginsou said that MI.
Chandler from whose district Rogers
had been appointed. should be per-
mitted to name the new janitor.
Mr.. Chandler declared that he was
being treated unkindly by the at.
tempt beng made to I'LL the vacancy
without HIM being allowed time to
recommend a man for janitor. He
held that the appointment belonged
to him, and he asked that the matter
be deferred for week until lie could
havc time to make his recomTenad-
tiOn.
This motion prevailed. 1t is said
that Harry Weeks a well-known
young colored man. may be recon.
mended for the place by Mr.. Chandler
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
NO PARD0NS
RECON- MENDED.

The Board of Pardons at Dover,
Yesterday. refused 10 recommend
clemency In the case Of John Lynn,
and Harry NJ. White. Letters and
petitions from prominent people
were presented but the Board re-
fused to act favorably and itis claim
ed that this was on account Ut the
Attorney General.
The first case presented to the
Board was that for the pardon OF
John Bennett, John r. Mills, JACOB
H. Ridgeway and Wilbur E. Mills,
the four young foxhuntors of Milford
who were sent to prison for six
months for aggravated assault and
battery on Bethuel W. Hall, we'll
known farmer OF Milford Neck. whom
they had charged wita shooting
their cogs.
The board took up consideration
of the case at IL O'Clock, Lieutenant
Governor Philip L Cannon presiding
Henry Ridgely, Jr, and former Sen.
ator r. r. Kenney appeared for the
prisoners. The lawyers brought
with them nearly bushel of letters
commendatory OF the four Young
men and petitions to the board to
ameIorate the sentence, which was
alleged to be heavy for the crime.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
ORANGE MEN
TO CELEBRATE.

The members ofStar Of Bethlehem
Loyal Orange Lodge, No. l25 and
other Orangemen Of this city, will
commemorate the 2l2 Anniversary
Of the battle Of the Boyne by atten.-
ding divine service at Greenhtlt
Presby terian Church, on Sunday
morning, July 6, A special sermon
suitable for the occasion. is being
prepared BY the pastor, who is the
son of promenent Orangeman from
Canada.
A large attendance is expected to
be present on the occasion.
The members of the Order will
meet at their Lo1ge room GlO! Mar
ket Street on Sunday morning. at 8
a. M, and proceed in body 10 tho
church.
The Committee in charge is James
Mcdowell. Daniel Erving and James
G. NJ. Roberts. The local brethren
will also take part in the annual
celebration which will be held at
Washington Park. Twenty.Sixth and
AIlegehaey Avenue. Philadelphia,
On July 18th
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, July AT the meet
ing of the Trustees of the Commons
held last evening the following
members were present., DR.. Black,
.Messrs. Mahoney, McGrory, lance,
Dalby, Ferris. Bills amounting to
800 were ordered paid and the
treasurer was instructed to pay the
county and city taxes.
There was a full attendance of
the members of the City Council at
the meeting last night. Tax Collec-
tor Madden reported having collect
ed taxesof 19OO-city, $725.76; school
5000; for 1901-city, $47S. 4s; school,
$454.55; making total of city,
81. .2O4.24; school, $l,354.55. Tax
Collector White paid in for city pur-
poses, $175 and $25 for school.
The following bills were ordered
paid: J. r. and L. E. Eliason, 5000
A. Pedrick, $6; J. T. stoops, s2s.94;
M. Rodgers, $5; J. Downham, 800;
M. Fitzgerald, $3.50; A. Willis,
$2O.25; T. D. Walls, 50; J. Carlin,
1926; J. McHugh, $3.50; L. OCon-
nor, $11.25; J. Shilling, $2O.25; M.
Rogers, s6.25; John Colt, $3.50: j.
McCallin, $6. 50; William O'Connor,
49, A. M. Hizar, $135.75; Water
Works Co., So; R. E. Watts, $s.
Hereafter unless the horses are used
to haul the engine to fire only one
half the allowance will be paid. The
secretary was instructed to notify
the Wilmington and New Castle
Electric Railway and Delaware City
Railway Company that the former
would be taxed $40, 900 and the lat
ter IS, 600 on it's roadbeds. The conf
panies may appear before the Board
Of Appeals.
Mr.. Shearer drew attention to the
fact that notice served on the
railway companies in reference to
the Seventh street improvements
will expire on next Friday night.
All bills presented at the meeting
were itemized showing where the
work was done. Mr.. Shearer NOV
ed that the Superintendent of the
New Castle and Delaware City Rail
way Company be directed to pro-
ceed with the Improvements in ac-
cordance with the contract.
Mr.. Duffy said thar he was oppos-
ed to sending any further notices as
Mr.. Salisbury had instructed the
proper parties to proceed with the
work.
Mr.. Reynolds favored requesting
Mr. Diener to meet the street COM
mittee at Council Chambers tonight.
| Council adjourned to meet July
! 10 when tax collector will be cho-
sen. So far there is only one appli-
cation for the position.
! The Epworth League Convention
is largely attended by delegates
from the % leagues in the district.
A number of white Epworth Leag-
uers attended the evening session.
i Fishing tackle, blank cartridges.
Stoops.
| New Castle will have big fire.
works display.
The question being asked is Are
you going to attend the exercises of
the Atlantic Naval Academyf'
| Lot of razors slightly damaged
half price. Stoops.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
WILMINGTON
A. A. WON.

1t took Wilmington A. A. but one
hour and five minutes yesterday at
ternoon to defeat the Camden team
at South Side Park Park by the
score of to 2. Wilson was in the
box for the locals and pitched great
game. Up until the eighth inning
the visitors went out in one, two,
three order, but twenty-one bats.
men faced Wilson in the seventh
inning.
Mckinley made an effort to score
in the seventh but was called out
for leaving third base before fly
ball touched Russell's hand. Cam
den made its two runs in the eighth
inning. Perkins the first man up to
bat hit for two bases and went to
third on McCoach's out. Berry was
hit by a pitched ball and stole sec
ond. Both Fischmans's hit.
Wilson allowed but six hits and did
not give free pass. He was how
ever given good support as there
was not an error made by the home
team. Everson who played short on
account of Kuhn being off sick, put
up a star game, accepting chances
without an error. Winham cover
ed right field and although he had
but one chance he accepted that
w. Miller also pitched good
game for Camden. Wilmington A.
A. got but eight hits off his delivery
and six of them were punched in the
second and third innings, when the
home team scored it's six runs.
Score by innings:
Wilmington O33O 10000 Ox-6
Camden 5000 OO020-2
DIAMOND DUST.
Wilmington A. A. plays Chester
at Chester to-day. Special cars will
leave Eighth and Market streets at
1.30 and 2 o'clock, the fare being 25
cents a round trip.
Roxborough will be at Front and
Union to-day,
Kuhn will be back in the game to-
day or tomorrow.
The game at South Side Park yes
terday was the shortest of the sea-
son.
In the game at Chester to-day the
batteries will be McFetridge and
Agnew for Chester and Foreman
and Barton for Wilmington A. A.
Weigand will be missed very little
at Chester as Mack who played two
games on Wilmington A. A. team
recently has been secured to play
short. Mack is a better all-arOund
player and doesn't have as much to
say.
Winham will pitch in the game
against Chester here on Thursday
and on Fourth of July Wilson and
Everson will each pitch game.
WILMINGTON WON.
With Myers in the box Whining
ton defeated the Cuban X-Giants at
Front and Union yesterday after
noon by the score of 2 to /. Myers
pitched a great game allowing the
Giants but four hits and giving but
one base on balls.
Weigand made his first appear
ance and played fast game at
second base. Both teams played
we'll in the field, the only error of
the game was made by R. Wilson.
To-day Roxborough will be at
Front and Union, and good game
can be looked for. TO morrow
Wilmington will go to Roxborough,
and on Friday afternoon Everett
College of New York will be the at
traction.
Score by innings:
Wilmington o0OO00O2 x---2
X-Giants 90 10000 o.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
The Markets.

Eggs were selling frcm 20 to zoe.
butter, zoe to Csc pound; pork IL
to lac lb; oranges, 20 cents to QUO
a dozen; mutton, SC to l3c a pound;
potatoes, sl.6o bushel; cabbage, sc
to Sc a head; chickens, 55c to Toe
each; beef from SC to S5c a pound; p1'
veal, Sc to 20 cents, do; calf's liver
rs cents; pineappIes, loc ducks,
60 to Is cents each; tomatoes, loc a
quart; lettuce, Sc to Sc a head. S Gu. !.
cumbers, l to Sc each; egg plant
l2aud l5c each new potatoes, l0c a
quarter OF "a peck, peas lOcquarterpeck
string beans, 1oc a quarter a,a OF a
peck; squashes, Sc to Sc each: beets
Sc a bunch, caulitlower, &c to 10 a
head; raspberries, SC a box; goose
berries, lOc a quart; currants, Sc
JOx,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
STOCKTON HOTEL

ty"'rH .r.r Is. i.n"gtNt AMI most spacious
tH"'' t''' lti "a ubn 'Ort and "a
g J. ''rt.. I,nt - orchestra 10 pieces
t.".., ., iIr,i' nIifl tHnriN lawn tennis
:, .. II 4" = r,.'a f.ni, driveway aud
.r.' .,i1, 'Dh4. nT'lns With Drivnto
-. ~ ".'.l .''e,,..i. 'nt,+ So to SJU per
".", r"1", =" ,I"tiul for Jny. Write
~ :.rN. -. .. ". CAKE. Alio Hotel Nor
inAit,., Wt1!iih2t ton. -. q. For term, apply
10 Inn,. Farley. cnci clerk, 1881 Chestnut
a,rcli ph,a.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
Managers To Meet

Managers Of the Layton Home
will hold a meeting this evening at
the home Of Joseph Sevell No. Sll
French street.
% the afternoon Of the Fourth
a lawn party will he held at the
Home. In the evening there will bs
fireworks and music.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
Home For Iufirm I'd t;ikS

The Grand Lodge Of Elks, have
purchased hotel property located
at Bedford, Va, known as the Hotel
Bedford. This property cost 800, 600
being built OF purple granite and
brick. The furnishings cost $50, 900.
1t is considered one of the most
beautiful hotels IN the State. 1t has
its own electric light plant while the
water supply is brought from the
base of the Peak of Otter, from a
pure mountain spring. 1t Is the in.
tentIon OF Elks TO convert this pro.
perty into home as promptly as
possible where aged intirmed Elks
can have home in their old days,
and not live like paupers.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

A little life may be sacrificed to
IN hours delay. Cholera infantum
.,ysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly
Only safe plan is to have DR.. Fow-
lers Extract Of Wild Strawberry al
ways on hand.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

Diphtheria relieved in twenty
minutes. Almost miraculous. Dr..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

Hives are terrible torment to
the little folks, and to some older
oIes. Easily cured. Doan's Oint-
ment never fails. Instant relief,
permanent cure. At any drug store
50 cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Bostdil.-
Washing ton ...... 0 | 0 o.
Washington, I. Boston, Ii. Errors
Washington, 4; Boston. q Batteries
Patten and Clarke; Dneen and Warner.
Baltimore .......,O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Philadelphia ..... 0 0 / 0 0 | "a
Hits--Baltimore, q; Philadelphia. 3. Err
rors--Baltimore D: Philadelphia, Q. Bat
teries-Cronin and Robinson; Waddell and
Schreckengost.
At Detroit
Cleveland ........0 0 z
Detroit ...........O 0 0 0 " 0
Hits-Cleveland, 5: Detroit. g. Errors
Cleveland, q Detroit, Q. Batteries-Joss
and Bemis; Miller and Mcclure.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
CONGRESS HALL

Opens Juno 81 Only brick hotel. Located
on bluff edge of ocean On five aero lawn; un-
obstructed view; orchestra. Until opening
apply lyVl Chestnut street. rhila., Pa
4. HALPIN.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
THE WINDSOR

Directly on the beach. OctHn view from
every r0on Rooms en- suite, with baths.
Write for booklet
G. B. REEVES, Prom,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
Tit: EVELYN

lUU2 Pacific hvrnuc.
u Is beautifully located - ,H,r c.r!r'l,
being only oh1 hqua Il a "a u. r'!t. ani
one square from tA7 fsupI. .,nIi lU..Is; tl.
bic Grst class; tsrlns "a ode. as.
MIS-. A. }. AIKEN,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
FOR SALE.

ioE-r1S vi Akag st sold faRo far usas
Of u.s.. apply i'll evening only ats ~ Jackson
strapt iepa.6ts
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-09-20
Fortune's Bottled Beer.

The Fortune Brewing Company has
added to its large plant q magnificent
bottling establishment. The new works
adjOin the brewery on Van Buren,
street, west of Desplaines, and are lit
ted up with the latest and most I'm
proved machinery. Their capacity Is very
great, and the quality Of the goods turn
ed out of the .ery best. One Of the
features of the plant Is the arrange
ment for cooling the beer. Not only
has the latest cooling machinery been
introduced, but the building In which
the bottling is done Is adjoined by an
other building In which freezing ap-
paratus Is placed. This keeps the tenn
perature of the very walls at freezing
point all the time. The Fortune Brew.
cry produces beer which 10 famous
the world over. Now that Ito bottling
works are completed, no residence
should be without It. Telephone "Aopr
roe 90"
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THH OHICAGo HAaLE.
United States Brewers Association.
Officer for te0t-te07.

=. ". KENDALL. Pfesadent Of N,w Haven.
JOS. THEURER, Vice President, Of Chicago.
JOHN W. BROWN. "a Vice Presdent, Of BroosiyA =. z
0ALLUs THOMANN ss>sstsry 100 q 18TH g., New Ysrk.
Hermann r. sCHARMANN, Treasures, Of Drosklvs H. Z.
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n. ". kendall
q. o. Q. MILLER, DuRaiN
PETER DOEL0ER. JR.. New Ysrk.
PETER nAUCK. JR., Newark.
JOIN GARDINER, JR.. PAilaaslphia.
J. c. q. lUEPFEf. New Ysrk.
EDWIN A. SCHMIDT, PhilaAsipAia.
EDWARD kUML, Boston.
\. .. 0CHARMANN, DrsskiyA
J. v. Brown. DrssklyA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
DesCansd en- Pal.

Los veeinos de la plaza de 81
Chaperito, en- este condado, de-
ploran la eterna separation dc
una de sus mejores y mas yirtuo-
sas sefioras de aquella comunidad
en- la muerte muy de ID esti.
mable sefiora Dofa Gabina Luce
70 de Garcia, esposa que fue de
Don Donaciano Garcia, y cuya
muerte, despues de haber sido
comfortada con todos los auxilios
de la iglesia, acaecio eI q de
Septiembre. Su muerte fue 4
resultas de una febre que el asi-
duo cuidado y remedies que le
suministraron sus deudos, no pa
dieron combatir. Cuando la arres
bat6 la nuerte del seno de 81 ia.
nilia, la finada no tenia mas que
26 amos, 3 meses y i4dias de edad,
los que emple6 yiviendo una vida
ejemplarmente cfistiana Y lena
de virtudes. Era la secretaria de
Ia sociedad catolica de Mira. Sra.
del Carmen, tarea que desempefi6
hasta ell tempo de su muerte d
la entera satisfaction de sus con-
socias, quienes, asociandose 4 sus
afligidos deudos, lloran la eter.
ma separation de una de sus mas
cumplidas cofradas, Sus fune-
rales, que Sc verifcaror el dia 81
guiente al dc su muerte de su re-
sidencia ai cetnenterio catolico,
donde fueron depositados en- ver-
dadero descanso, estuvieron con-
curfidfsitnos, sierido su acompa-
iiamiento el mas grande que ia-
mas Sc ha visto en- funeral algu-
no, 10 que prueba Ia alta esti-
ma en- que era tenida Ia hrada
por todcs sus yeeinos,
Su esposa, y un riho y sus pa
dres Don Canuto Lucero y esposa
Dofia Vidal @, de Lucero, tienen
\ las siinpatfas de toda la comurii.
dad en- su tfiste pesar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
A Ia NIOda Vlela.

Los delegados del Precinto Nc.
2g, East Las Vegas, 4 Ia conver-
cion republican, de condado, que
tendra lugar en- la case de Cortes,
el Lunes pr6ximo, son, en- su tota.
lidad, republicanos de la faccicn
denominada de Otero. Nj unso-
10 anti.Oterista fue nombrado en-
la delegation, Esto no quiere de-
cir, sin embargo, que los republic
cauos de la plaza nueya son todos
simpatizadores de Otero 8 que Ell
elemcnto anti.Oterista que ha
habido en- ese precinto ha sido
aplastado d muerte. Lo que
quiese decir el resultado de la
/ primaria para nominar delegados
/ 4 la convention de condado es
que el elemento Oterista esta
compuesto, en- 81 nayoria, de 10
que en- Ell lenguaie politico es Co.
noeido como politiqueros, de esos
que nunca faltan de las conven-
clones del psrtido y que no vaci-
Ian, cuando Sc hAee necesario, pa
ra poner en- practica todo genero
de tnetodos deshonestos, para ga
nar Ia supremacia en- su partido.
La junta en- que fueron rlonibra-
/ dos los delegados estuyo bastarite
concurrida, y entire la concurreu-
cia habia nuchos anti.Oteristas,
pero 4 estos los deiaron miranda
pa case Felix, con la treta que les
jugaron. En- vez de escoger los
Idelegados a viva voz, como Sc ha-
ce en- las convenciones de hom-
bres libres, los Oteristas, habien-
do elegido presidente 4 uno de
los suyos, hicieron prevalecer la
mocion cue el presideute de la
junta nombrara una coniision pa
ra que esta designara los delega-
dos. Este, que sin duda va tenia
instrucciones que hacer, nombr6
Una coniision compuesta de ami
gos de la administration, la cual
en- cambio tuyo buen cuidado de
no escoger para delegado 4 MIN
gun anti-Oterista.
Los Oteristas, que Green hater
hecho una gracia por que eligie-
ron una delegation al dfden, de la
manera que Sc sabe, Sc sienten
muy orgullosos de su triunfo, Pc
70 en- canibio los buenos republic
canos estan sumamente disgusta-
tados de yer que va no sc qniere
obrar con la iusticia Ell las con-
venciones de ST partido.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27

para su convention de preciutC
esa misma noche. AL mismC
tempo que hicieron este. manda'
ron avisadores a avisaT a Ia
gente, pero con instrucoiones
de no ayisar siuo a los SECURES. .
Ell resultado fue que la conyeu-
ciou sc compuso en- grande mayo.
ria de "segurosr Y de "seguros'
sc compuso Ia delegation nombra
+ da.
En- ell No. 5, hicieron veuir a
j i-1ta a toda su gente y, estan-
do en- la mayoria, eligierou la me
sa, Y no permitieron que ninguro
de los anti-re-eleceionistas fuers
uombrado delegado. Para de-
mostrar cuan arbitrarios son, has.
ia con sus propios amigos, GUAM
do no Sc dejan cabestrear, cita-
remos un iucidente que ocurrio en-
esta iunts. Don Eugenio Romero
era el presidente. Cuaudo va no
falsa ba mas de un delegado para
completar la lista, fueron pro-
puestos dos nomhres, Ell de Don
Jose Ignacio Esquibel Y el de Juan
Kavanaugh. A Don Eugenio le
gust6 mas Kavanaugh que Esqui-
bel y someti6 el nombre de aquel
a votacion, y 10 declare electo,
sin siquiera menciouar ell
del yieio Esquibel. Don Euge-
MO ha sido legislator Y su hecho
arbitrario no puede ser atribuido
4 iguorancia, Temi6 que el pue-
bio eligiera a Esquibel y para nc
poner en- peligro ell escogimiento
de su candidate, cometi6 la arbi-
trariedad que deiamos asenta-
da,
81 este haeen ahora que no de-
fienden ''chicheh que no haran
euando la defendant
Iampoco deben de 0lvidar los
anti re eleccionistas que los tie
tistasn tienen Ia trois pdbliea y
las oortes de 81 lado y que con
promesas de indnltos de penas
por infracciones de la ley y pro-
meSas de nombramientos de jura-
dos los combatiran ventajosamen'
te en- la convention, 81 sc compro.
meten a deiar 4 la convention que
decida.