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The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
II. II. SCOTT.
. Frank Mayne, Sylvester NJ.

H. flaih may US, oylVeSteT Me-
Cieary.
Twelfth primary districts, com.
prising the 65lh district-.PolIs, Odd
| Fellows Hall, Highlands. Inspector
! William llarriott; judges, William
/ S. Davis, and Samuel Benson.
Thirteenth primary district, com.
prising II, II and 18th districts
Polls, northwest corner Tenth and
Lombard streets. Inspector George
Byron, Judges, Emil Ulrich, William
S. Conner.
Fifteenth primary district, COM
prisiny Al. As, is and 18th districts,
Polls, northeast corner Ninth aud
Pine streets. Inspector, William
Nintrup; Judges, Frank =, Hunter
and Cecil Hahn.
Sixteenth primary district, com.
prising Al, As, 40, 49, SO, 81 and s0th
districts Polls, No 1923 Market
street, Inspector, Winfield S. Pal.
mer; judges, Lindsey S. Pierce,
Henry Harris.
Seventeenth primary district, com.
prising %, 10 and 10Th districts
Polls northwest corner Chestnut
and Van Buren, streets. Inspector
Robert Taylor; judges, William J.
Kirkland, Walter Bartlett.
Eighteenth primary district, COM
prislng y, 2S. Goth aud list districts
Polls No. 1918 West Fourth Insoec.
tor, Walter Babcock; Judges, William
E. Alden, Edward l.. shakespeare.
Nineteenth primary district, COM
prising -, SO, and 37tA districts
Polls, northwest corner Jackson
street and Maryland avenue. Inspec-
tor, Frank Broman: Judges, William
Green, Joseph Howard.
Twentieth primary district. con.
prislng 81, 30, 81, "a, and 18TH dis
tricls Polls, No 1902 West Fcurtl
street. Inspector, William A, .Cooney,
judges, Frank Slegrlst, WArrln Cur
lett.
At the meeting of the Union Re-
publican County Committee hls been
called for Wednesday aftsrn ION
next, at the headquarters. Fifth and
SIMPLIFY streets. At the SAME time it
is expected the committee will make
arrangements for going into common
primaries with the Republican coun.
tr committee. A sub committee in
all probability will he named to ACT
with like con nlttee on tn, plrt
OF the Republican county organiza.
ton to arrange the details for the
primary.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Aug. 8.
Tile run of the New York Yacht
club cruise from Newport to this port
yesterday was made in magnificent
westerly breeze, which sent the yachts
over the course Of thirty-Seven miles
at "A fast clip and proved record break
ing in the history of runs between
these two ports. The Boston schooner
Constellation, owned by Francis Skin
ner, Jr., covered the distance in 3h.
32W. los. and won the race in the
large schooner class. Commodore Led
yards schooner Corona won in class
Il and +. +. Brewstrr's schooner FL
nina in class u. For the sloops the
Yankee won in class II, the Queen Nab
in class |, the EIumma in class X and
the Ondawa in class l..
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

OLD ORCHARD, Me-, Aug. S.-A
strong undcrtow claimed the lives of
three batherS here yesterday. The
dead are George Fird, aged seventy
years. of Ottawa, Canada. Il former
member of the board of alderman of
that city: Walter Basham. aged fifty
five, of Montreal, chief train dispatcher
on the Grand Trunk railroad and Miss
Florence J. Thomas, aged twenty
years. of Montreal. The three persons
We're the only batlcrs in that section
lOnged absence from the Eastman
House led to il search.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
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The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
KING TO HIS PEOPLE
Edward VII. Issues a Special
Proclamation.
SYMPATHY OFSUBJECTSApPRECIATED
This Personal Expression of His
Majesty's Feelings Sent as an
Autograph Letter to the
Home Secretary,

LONDON, Aug. S.-The following
message from King Edward to his PEG
pie has been made public:
"On the eve of my coronation, an
event which look upon as one of the
most solemn and important of my life,
l am anxious TO express to my people
at home and in the colonies and in IN
da my heartfelt appreciation of the
deep sympathy they have manifested
toward me during a time in my life of
such imminent danger, The postpone
ment Of the coronation ceremony ow-
ing to my illness has caused. l fear,
much Inconvenience and trouble to all
who intended to celebrate it. But their
disappointment has been borne by
them with admirable patience and
temper.
'The prayers of my people for my re-
covery were heard, and | now offer
up my deepest gratitude to Divine
Providence for having preserved my
life and given me strength to fulfill the
important duties which dcvolye upon
me as sovereign of this great empire
King Edwards proclamation is a
personal and spontaneous expression
of his maiesty's feelings. II was con.
ceived and written by himself in an
autograph letter to the home secreta-
ny, c. T. Ritctfe. In addressing this
communication to the home secretary
the king is following the traditions OBJ
served by the late Queen Victoria
when she addressed personal messages
to the nation.
King Edward did not drive out yes
terday. A large crowd had gathered
outside buckingham palace in eNperta-
ton Of their maJesties taking Il drive,
and the king, who was lunching in one
of the front rooms of the building,
came to Il window in full view of the
people. who chcrrcu him enthusiasts
tically. The king bowed his acknoWl-
tdGnontS.
II had been expected that his majcS-
ty would visit Westminster abbey. but
he did not do so. He WAS huSily GU
gagged with his secretary, Lord Knoll
I've
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Lake Shiubliitiiun Brisk,

DTLt I'll Min. Aug. Sit is eX-
rcCtrd thai SlO.GiD.G 800 worth of steel
Steamships will be built on the Amcri-
can side Of the great lakes for service
in 1903. Twruty-fuur freight ships are
under contract. and every berth at the
ter. no more can be taken to be de-
lvurCl before late in the summer of
l!HC;. TIA" present season will be the
most activ" in the history of ship
budding and transportation ever be-
fore known on the American lakes.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Great Britain Declines,

LONDON, Aug. In Il dispatch to
the Daily Mail from st. Petersburg
the correspondent says Great Britain
in her reply to the circular issued by
NJ. de Wife. russian minister Of
finance, regarding tn" Brussels sugar
convention declines TO participate in II
conference Oh the sugar question and
is significantly silent with reference to
NJ. de Whites antitrust proposals.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Special Attrac lions ut Sh,lIo,t,

This week s attractions at SlcIIpot
Park IS enc Of the best that has been
seen at the Park tins season. Some
Of the best sketches in the vaudeville
line have been secured by Manager
MaIIn for this week only at Il big ex.
p!nse. That the bill is appreciated
by WiImingtDniap> i, evident from
the large crowds That have Ucen at
tending the open air pcrfornlac,
every night,
The eccentric comedy sketch en-.
titled "The Tramp and Spubretre'
has made a big bit as has also Ensign
MAcPhcr,on. the bassJ ballad singer.
Other sketches are: Clark and Can
dy in Il comedy sketch; Frank Golden
the black face King and FausLua,
the electrical! dancer.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Various Labor Troubles,

OSWEGO, \. V. Aug S.-Twcnty-
Ave hoilcrmak"r# employed by tn" Oil
b"cauer Il nOnuniUn man was allowed
to work in the shop. Contractors for
the state Normal school work have
declined to employ union workmrn be-
cause the men wanted nine hours pay
for eight hours work. The BARRIERS
strike, begun June II. has been settled,
the bosses agreeing to close the shops
Friday afternoons.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
A DARK PICTURE.
Peasants of Galicia Starving By
Thousands.


Thousands.
VIENNA, Aug. S.-After a special
investigation among the agricultural
laborefs in eastern Galicia, where
great strike marked by several out
breaks has been in progress for many
weeks, the Neue Freie Presse draws a
gloomy picture of the conditions which
led to the strike.
The average mortality from famine
for several years past according to the
Neue Freie Presse, aggregated $4,000.
Laborers' wages range from s to 16
cents a day, and women earn from 4
to cents Il day. The peasants rarely
taste bread and exist chiefly on q soup,
the principal ingredients of which are
water and herbs.
Advices from Lemberg are that the
strike shows signs of coming to an
end, compromises having been reached
in several districts and the military
authorities having quelled the disturb
anCes in others.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

ITHACA. y. l.. Aug. Sit is learn
cd officially for the first time that the
late Dean Sage. son of II. W. Sage,
was sole donor of StimSon hall, the
new medical building now nearing
completion on Cornell campus. The
SIrWctur" when finished will have
cost Sl2H.UOo. This gift to Cornell adds
another to the long line Of donations
from the Sage family. chief among
those made Niticr the death Of the elder
Sag" were Cornell intirmary and Slim
son hall,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
The Arkansas Fad Successful Trial.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug. s.
The United States monitor Arkansas
has returned from Il very successful
trial trip. During the trial the Arkan-
SlS maintained for two hours Il speed
OF - knots or just I knot greater
speed than required by iii" govern
mcnt. the vessels contract speed he
Ing H. knots. On the progressive
screw EtHndurdzing trial on Barren
island cours" Tuesday the monitor ran
oyrr Il measured knot at the rate of
l2.Al knots all hour
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ZIG TAG Alley.

Oneofthe bignovelties this season is
Heb aud Zardrow farce Zig Tag Al
ley" which comes to the Opera House
on Tuesday night with Jolly Zeb
and Happy Zarrow supported by a
company of funmakers comprising
some of the best known comedians
and vaudeville artists of this country
and Europe, together with a train
ed chorus OF pretty girls. The play
is by James German, under whose
personal supervision the production
has been staged and whose reputa-
ton for picturesque grouping and
ense ihble numbers is uneXcelled.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

IT is reported that the reason for
Phil Garrett going around in dis
suise is for the purpose of working
on the sympathies Of the Democrat
ic members of Council to secure
the back salary due him. He has
earned the back salary for he has
made very efficient assistant city
solicitor.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

WILMl NGTON. y. G., Aug. S.-Dur-
ing terrific windstorm which passed
over Carolina Beach, twenty miles
from Wilmington. the Hotel Oceanic
was RACED to the ground and thirteen
guests more or less injured, one per-
hAps fatally. As telephone communi-
cation wHS cut off by the storm and
the roads were piled up with trees and
debris news did not reach this city of
the occurrence until several hours
afterWard. when medical aid and
nurses were sent down on Il special
boat.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
LOST AND WON,

PottsvilIe broke Wilmingtons
winning streak yesterday by
taking the first game by the score of
to l. Myers was in the box for
Wilmington and was touched up
for six hits while the locals could
get but three off Evans
Score by innings
Wilmington 100000 0OOO-1
PottsXllle. 100 l OIL 0020-4
In the second game Wilmington
won out in the ninth inning by the
score of to |.
Wilmington..... O001--2
Pottsvllle. .......1 90 O000-l
Smyrna, Del, Aug. 7.-Smyrna
and Middletown played the greatest
game OF the season at Smyrna to-
day. Middletown, fresh from
victory over Altoona, came down
expecting to repeat it to-day but
Symons was too much for them al
lowing but five hits
smyrna. .....,..Ol 90 | 20 0 ID
MlddletOwn.. o 90 1000 1912
Dover, Aug. There We're many
hoarse Threats in the State Capital
after llafer won his own game from
the strong Suddlersville outfit.
Score by innings;
Dover. .,... ....O 0 900 0O o.
Sudlcrsville.. 90 0 0 0 10000
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
The EVENING REPUBLICAN
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. ,ooz.

EVERY good Republican should
avail himself of the two remaining
days of this month to 90 AMI get
registered, SO that he can vote ut
the primaries as on the day of cleo
ton. Next Saturday and the fol-
lowing Saturday are the remaining
days to have your name and resi-
dence placed on the registration list
This is the first time in the history
of the State that the election ma
chinery has been in the hands Of
the Republicans and it behoove, all
good party men to see that they
are properly qualified to vote. Other.
wise you should not say Il word
against the men who will be nomi-
mated and who you will be askel to
vote for on election day. Every
good citizen should take as mnch
interest in the primaries as in the
election.
II the voters would take more III
terest in the primaries, few objec-
tionable men would be able to Sc
cure nomination, let alone be
elected. 1t is ouly by adopting this
course that the Republican party
can hope to continue in power in
this city and State. Objectionable
officials reflect upon the party that
placed them in office. This thing
Of few men apportionins out
the officers is a bal one and the p,o-
pie should have nobody to blame
for it but themselves This is one
of the best arguments why You
should see to it that You are prop
erly qualified to exercise your fran
chise at the primaries. The 10th
day of August is the last chance to
register before the primaries.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

The corn crop premises to be
paying one this pear. The farmers
crops this year have been bountiful
and prices good. Trustee Hopkins
OF Sussex, says the farmers and
fruit raisers of Sussex have had an
exceptional year and laid by some
money for a rainy dav,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Wcnthcr FrOba bilities.
Fair; fresh southwest winds.
SKATERS ALI. RECORDS,

Twice in hospital, +. A. Gulledye Yer
bona, Ala. pail u vast sum to doctors TO
cure u severe ta,e of piles, causing II
tumo :. When all failed, Bucklrns
Arnica Salvo soon cured him. Subdues
inflammation. conquers Ache kills Pains.
Best sa've in he world. 25c AT N. b.
Danforth's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
JUST LOOK AT HER.

Whence came that sp!igbtIy step fault
less skin, rosy complexion, smiling face
Sho iood- good, feel, good. Here's her
secret She uses DR.. Kings New Life
lills, Rel all organs active, diges
iion good, no headaches, no chance for
blues" Try them yourself Only 25c
TT N. B. Danforlh's.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Jail Breakers CnDtured.

PORT HENRY. n. Y. Aug. S.~-COl-
by and Bowen, the burglars who es-
capped frcm the Elizalethtown Jail,
have been captured Colby was caught
between Saranac lake and Lake Plac-
id. and Bowen was taken near Silver
lake,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug. S.--The team Of
American lawn tennis experts success
fully defended the Dwight +. Davis
international challenge cup yesterday
on the courts of the Crescent Athletic
club. Bay Ridge. They defeated the
challenging Englishmen in the four
matches Of the singles by three victo-
ries and suffered one defeat. William
A. Larncd. the national champion, was
the only player on the American team
to succumb to the playing of the Eng
lishmen. He was beaten by r. T..
Doherty, who formerly held the cham
pionship of all England. Malcolm ID.
Whitman, the unbcaten American title
holder, beat DR.. PIN and Il. T.. Dober.
ty. Larneds only victory was scored
against DR.. PIN.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
A BOLT of lightning at Frandford,

A BOLT of lightning at Frandford,
Pa, on Wednesday struck a store
house at the United States Arsenal,
exploding half million condemned
cartridges. Uncle Sam will have to
pay Charles Lenning $4,000 for the
damage done to his chemical works,
situated opposite the arsenal. Luck
ny no one was in the building which
was literally riddled with flying
bullets.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
General Smith Coming East.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. General
Jacob II. Smith. accompanied by his
wife. left fer the east The departure
of General Smith was very quiet, and
few persons knew Of his going.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

IIliLAnELrlIIA. AUG. s. Six men
W"r" badly hurt by the collapse Of Il
trcS;l' AT III" city'S new filtration plant
III course Of construction AT TorrcSdalp,
Il SubUrb
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
DIAMOND DUST,

DIAMOND DUST.
Cuban X Giants will be over the
bridge to-day and tomorrow.
Chester at Front and Union.
Pottsvllle broke Wilmington's
winning streak.
Oniel made another great stop
yesterday.
Tate chan cover lots of ground in
the infeld.
Philadelphia National League
team will be over the bridge next
Friday.
Six League teams are booked for
South Side Park before the season
closes.
"Brownie' Foreman was to wild.
1t was hard game for Blough to
lose.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
500 70 BAL lINORL AND RE,uRy,,oo

Sunday next, August 10, via
Pennsylvania Railroad. Special train
leaves Wilmington 800 Il. IN, re-
turning, leave Baltimore, Union
Station, $50 y. III.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
New York Markets.

FLOUR bull. hut stcadipr: Minnesota
patents, &NdW4; winter straights, $3.4Gu
SO; winter extras, $hloU5.@5; winter pat
cnts, $2.101id
WHEAT-At first reflected bearish crop
news. but ON small northwest receipts
- ll-l6fliiC December, Il I-lGft I2@sC
RYE Steady; state, G2MC@C.. c. i. f.,
New York, ear lots; No, . western G6c.,
t. o. b. ahoat
cORN-Opeucd firm, declined under
crop adviCes and rallied u second time on
general covering; September, 51l2M60c
May. 4in.
OATS Steady to firm, with light offer
mgs; track. white state, 6IftIlc.; track,
white. Western G5UIlC,
PORK Steady; mess $lS.25M 1926; fam
lily. S2nI2di0
LARD Easy; prime western steam. lie.
Bl'TTEk-Lluirl; stat" dairy, lIn20c.;
creamery, l7M20'.c.
EGGS Steady: state and PENNSYLVANIA,
2O'2ht2lr., western. Candled. lSm2Ur
SI'GAR-Raw steady; fair refining, 27.c;
centrifugal. 81 test. %tsc.; refined steady;
crushed. Ji".t powdered, toe.
MnLASSES-S Steady; New Orleans, $50
Ale.
RICE Firm; domestic, r4WG&c.; Japan.
i",Uic.
TALLOW-Easy; city, G9sc.; country, ga
HAY Firm; shipping, Gj@1Oc.; good to
choice. SlMlO5
Live stock Market.
CATTLE Choice. $7.5ou7.S0; prime $7D
725: good, $G50mG IL; veal calves S6.a0n7.
HOGS Market lower, prime heavies.
sIsUlL.5; mediums. $3.50, heavy Workers.
sL15n1NO, pigs and light Workers, s'.7OW
-.s.-hn SGh.7 D-
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
THE YORK
Y. N. G. A. WON.

Wilmington A. A. lost the game
to York Y. M. G. A. at South Side
Park yesterday afternoon by the
score of 2 to l. The game was lost
in the first inning when the visitors
scored two runs on single, hit
batsman, wild pitch, Deals error
and a two base hit.
Doc Blough was in the box for
the A. A. and let the York team
down with but three hits. After the
second inning the visitors could not
get a nit off Blough's delivery. Dur
ing the nine innings but thirty-two
batsmen faced Blough.
Brownie" Foreman went into to
pitch for York but was very wild
and was relieved by Barnes in the
second. He pitched good game
but was wild at times. Whining
ton scored it's only run in the sew
enth inning on McKinney's error,
Aubrey's free pass and Deals single
Both teams played rather poor
game in the field. Kuhn was not
IN the game on account of sore
foot. Tate played short and Ever
son covered right field.
A. A....... .... OOOOOOI OO-1
York ..O2 5000 0oO-2
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
GINGHAMS and MADRAS

GINGHAMS and MADRAS
All the 16c, 19c, and 25c. fine
ginghams and madras will be sold
Saturday for l0c. per yard. The
1Oc ginghams for sc.
LAWNS
About 1000 yards Of the 12lc
Dimity, Batiste and Organdies
will be sold Saturday at Sc per yd
PIQuE and DUCK.
White, with black dots and
stripes, 12lc and 1Sc. goods for
&c per yard.
SHIRT WAISTS
Only about 400 shirt waists left
these we will sell Saturday at the
following reduced prices:
SOC and 69c, grade for 39c.
$l.OO grade for 69c.
$l.25 and $l.5O grade for CSC.
Every shirt waist is new fresh
and of the latest style, so we
would advise an early selection to
secure your size.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
MILLINERY.

Every hat and every flower will be sold Saturday regardless of
the cost About 40 fine trimmed hats ranging in price from $3.50
$1,000 will be sold for $l25 EACH All flowers will he sold for
their former price,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Old I cIiable Fish rlan

Sea trout, bay trout, pogie and
bass on sale fresh every day at
Powel's stalls, Third street III arket
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
DuGcli tus Halter

60 to Char!,, II, DubslI for your h,t
aud capG 0. al! sty.e, No. J.! Ea,5 rnlrlJ
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

Don't become discouraged. There is a
cure for you If necessary write DR.. Fenncr
He has spent Il life time curing just such
cases Is yours. All consultations Pree.
"a gravel lodged in my bladder. After
and Backache Cure ! passed gravel half rs
large AS a marble. The medicine prevented
further formations. | was cured.
W. r. OAKES. Orrix, Va"
Druggists, Soc. 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

bihm's Comp Pennyroyal Pills. The
aides extraordinary remedy. Be sure
you get the Comp"
BY mail sl.O0. 6J6 King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
DR.. fENNER'S
and
BaCkache

d; RE
Dropsy, Female Troubles. SSAAA
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
r. H. SCOTT.
:314 Market Street.
Great Reduction Sale
Saturday.

Saturday will be general bargain day here, de-
ermined to close all odds and ends of Summer Goods.
The following ONLY few of the many bargains offered
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

LONG CLOTH
| 1000 yards of the 12.c grade
of White English Long Cloth for
$l.O0 per piece Of IL yards.
SHAKER FLANNEL.
1000 yards of white Shaker
Flannel in short lengths, loo.
grade for Sc pc yard.
WHITE MADRAS
All the 1Gc, 1Sc, and zoe white
madras will be sold Saturday at
1Oc per yard.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Odd lots Of summer Underwear
for children, men and women. II
your size is here the saving will
be as follows:
lOc grade for Sc.
TIC grade for l0c.
25c grade for l5c.
HOSIERY
Saturday we will sell children's
and women's Black Lace Lisle
Hosiery, the regular l9c and ESQ
grade for 12bc per pair.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

Come t. MiIcr's No. stall in the
City Market and be surprised il the
price of good beef, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29

While it is generally known that the
samovar is n distinctly Russian article,
the fact may not be so familiar that in
the land of the car the manufacture
of samovars is privilege of the gov
eminent, and the imperial crest is
found upon every genuine Russian tea
urn. The reason given for the govern
ment's engaging in this manufacturing
business is that the samovar may be
within the purchasing power of the
humblest peasant. and it is therefore
found in the humblest as well as the
most pretentiOus home in the land. The
real article is always heated by char
coal, but returned travellers, and par
ticularly Americans, find it more con-
venient to have their samovar adapted
for spirit lamp heating when intended
for use in their own homes.