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The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

natural gloom which settled over the
metropolis The moon failed to pene-
trate the darkness over the city, and
rather cold wind was blowing.
Quiet and distressed. the crowd
waited outside Buckingham palace for
the nights final news of the sovereign.
For several hours they kept their pa
tient vigil. wandering aimlessly, but
with palpable anxiety, about the open
space which fronts the royal residence.
Inside the palace all was still Queen
Alexandra, who had been in the vicin-
ity Of the sickroom the entire day,
dined with few members Of the royal
family. The callers who came to the
palace in the course of the evening
cOntenteu themselves with driving I'D
to the outer gates, where they alighted
and walked in to inquire at the equer-
ries' entrance for the latest news.
There they met only livericd servants
and small knots of reporters.
Shortly before II O'Clock the tension
of the crowds was relieved by the ap-
uedfHIItp Ol u lOOlIlldIl DTlllSffS u Dul-
letin. This was put up on the palace
railing, and lnstantaneously the crowds
converged toward the notice. In the
uncertain shadows cast by the gas
lamps the hundreds of hurrying fig
ures produced weird picture The
welcome words were read in silence,
and then the crowds slowly dispersed.
Among the comments made on the
bulletins one could hear the half whs-
pered words. "rhank God!' from wo-
men who had waited for hours to hear
the best or the worst and the gruffer
THAT'S gooI!'' from the men. many of
whom were in evening dress. After
midnight the kings palace was practi-
cally deserted.
Today, instead of II day of coronation
and rejoicing, is one Of prayer and in
tercession. At noon all England prayed
that the life OF the KING might be
spared.
Thousands Of persons visited West
minister abbey for the sake of viewing
even from the street what would have
been the center Of the national frstivi-
ties. Neither Inside Bor out has the alb
hey been touched, and everything there
remains as it WAS when, with cruel
mockery, dummy King was crowned
by the archbishop Monday evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
Trustees of the Poor,

Superintendent Blackburn at the
meeting Of the trustees Of the poor
al Faruhurst Yesterday. reported
100 inmates Of the county hospital,
20 Of whom are colored.
The monthly pay oi s367,34 was
ordered paid and similar action
was taken on the pay roll of the
Emergency Hospital. Miss Barry
received $50 and Lewis Mccain,
$3l.
A resol ution was received from
the trustees OF the Delaware, State
Hospital for the Insane, thanking
the trustees OF the poor for their
kindness in permitting the Emer.
gency Hospital to be used for The
insane patients ill with smallpox
during the outbreak Of the disease
10 the insane hospital.
During the afternoon the trustees
decided to pav DR.. James II. Nor
gan $40 for the use Of The cab he
purchased to remove smallpox
patients from Wilmington to the
Emergency Hospital. The cab
will remain in possession of the
trustees.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
UNCATENA
LAUNCHED.

The steamer Uncatena construct
ing for the New Bedford -Martha's
Vineyard and Nantucket Company
by the Pusey & Jones Co., was
launched at 3.12 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, before a large number OF
persons.
Mrs. Charmcey G. Wilton was
sponsor and accompanied by her
husband and Mr.. Whiton's brother,
Hobart S. Wilton, arrived at the
French street station from New
Bedford, Conn, shortly before the
hour set for the launch. Mrs. Will
ton was attired in gown of black
silk and carried a beribboned bottle
of champaign.
The Uncatena, the ename of which
was taken from one of the group
of Elizabeth Islands lying off Wood
stole, Mass, is Il side wheel steel
steamer building for the New Bed
ford, Martha's Vineyard and Nan.
tucket Steamship Co., and will be
used for passenger and freight traffic
Her length is 1877 feet, with a beam
OF 81 feet and has depth of IL IT.
The engine is vertical and fitted
with surface condenser for pres
sure of &c pounds per square inch.
The cylinder is of cast iron AZ inches
in diameter with 10 feet stroke.
The boilers, two in number, are. of
the tubular type. The hull is of
steel, while the main deck is of
yellow pine 2ix4 inches wide.
Forward of the collision bulk
head is a paint and corlage locker
reached through hatch in the
main deck; aft of the collision
bulkhead and extending to the Sec
ond bulkhesd are the quarters for
the deckhands and firemen, with a
hatch and ladder forward and a
stairway down from main deck, aft,
against the second bulkhead.
Closed in from the rest of the
quarters will be berths for ten deck
hands and four tiremen. Aft of the
third bulkhead will be a stairway
down from main deck and on one
side the kitchen and on the other
side the pantry and crews mess
room. In the centre of the vessel
is the officers dining-room, and aft
of the dining room are four state
ryoms for petty officers.
On the main deck is the deck
house, purser's Office and a social
hall, aft Of which is the ladies' par
lOr.
The interior of the craft, which
is fitted is finished with hard woods
and is finely upholstered.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

to the nature of the affection and the
character of the dressings used it is in
evitable that his cOnvalescence should
be somewhat prolonged but we believe
If no complications arise that there is
no reason to fear his recovery will not
be complete.
"The condition of the parts made
clear at the operation was such as to
assure the surgeons that the abcess
was due to one of those unexplained
inhammations which occur with re-
markable frequency in the neighbor-
hood of the vermifORm appendix and
that it was not due to any organic dis
ease of a more serious nature OF to
any malignant growth, as rumor has
suggested.
"Up to the present there is no indi-
cation of the occurrence of any COM
plicatiOn, and should none arise his
majesty may live for many years"
The Lancet, while declaring it is i'm
possible to disguise the seriousness of
the kings condition, says:
ut is our joyful privilege to be able
to contradict fatty some of the sinister
rumors which have been prevalent for
the last forty-eight hours throughout
the world. The idea that some dread
full news is being kept back ought to
be dispelled, and the absolute sinceri-
ty of every bulletin issued should pre-
{l,n
wild rumors.'
LONDON'S HEAVY LOSS.
The business section of London is
slow in recovering from the stunning
effects of the sudden developments.
While the barriers around Westmin-
ster abbey have been removed, the dec
OratiOns have been completed for the
benefit of the crowds today and Sun
day. rhe demolition of the stands has
begun and goes on slowly.
Hotel keepers and provision dealers
are hit the hardest. Thousands Of
pounds of perishable food of the most
expensive kinds are crowding every re-
frgerator in London, while orders for
many tons more geographically cam
celed will remain source of litigation
or compromise. The caterers of the
fashionable west end establishments
have already announced that they are
willing to share the losses of their pa
irons who had given large orders for
delivery today and Friday.
"Few of the caterers of hotels avail.
ed themselves of insurance, the re-
Gently offered Lloyd's rate of 10 per
cent being considered too high. Many
hrOprietors Of reviewing stands were
thus protected. But the important ques-
ton remains as to whether the money
paid for seats will necessarily be re-
funded. Only a few seats out of nearly
half a million were sold with any spe-
citlc prOviso on this point.
Manufacturers of the medals and
souvenirs are badly hurt.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

Mr.. Ball, 10 reply. said that he
wiahed rea son able bail onlv. II
the judges had heard the evidence
tn the caie. Mr.. Bali claimed, ti,sre
would ee no aeesaaity ter him to
ask for a reducsioa Of the bail even
tos2.000 He said that Chadwick
and Martin would be present for
trial at the September term of
courts.
ln regard to the warraut charg'
log Martin with conspiracy to eu-
gage in lottery policv in Wilm,ng-
ton. Mr.. Ball said that the statute
referred 10 in the warrant did not
refer 10 any way to conspl racv>
but only, TO lottery ioh:y. Thsis-
fore on this charge. he asked that
the warrant be set aside ana
Martin dismissad.
Attoruey-General Ward held
that the statute referred to waa
necessary to describe the statutory
offense alleged to have been con-
spirsd against. ,,..=-- -
At the ciose Of the argument on
this poIst ths warrant vaal framed
property aud the commitmsne Of
Martio should staud.
Mr. Ball thea applied for the re-
duction Of thes bail from $1,000 I"
$1,000 ia the conspiracy charge
..Mr. Ward dwelt on the gravity
Of the offenae, saying that lottery
policy is not a squars game. but
theft, as he unders TODD y.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
Go ored Republicans

The Colored Republican Club of
the West side consists of the wes-
terly seventh, fifth and twelfth
wards and its members number
more than 200 men. We do here
by request the colored people Of this
state and this county to meet us on
Tuesday evening next at Fifth and
DUPONT streets, any body of men
representing ward or district in
which they live speaking of this
sentiment of the people in order to
suit the people of this state. This
ticket will consist of colored men
only. ] think that all colored men
should take part, because they have
a right For further information
call at 7Ol DUPONT street.
DAVID JEFFERSON.