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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-29

Large sample line of chIdrens and misses coats from
prominent bought at 1-3 off the
will placed sale price far less than
the regular Why pay elsewhere for garments
whe De Bring the chill
fitted
double breasted velvet col
lined throughout,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-29
Handkerchief Department

Handkerchief Department
Handkerchiefs From almost of the Globe 1t
is Handkerchiefs early-before
patterns all indications for
extra large Handkerchief
Hensttchcd Initial Handkerchieficely
box 96o
chiIdren's Coored Bordered Handkerchefs, H.
haniier 91 s:" IS:" H:"':'t:h:a
R RSrs Isi;9 ai"'" Lace Edge zoe
Lace Edge irish Linen handkerchief, Do
Mems all Linen Rer1stitched Handkerchefs, 1Eo
Large Ladie Fancy Silk Embroidered Han6Eer-
fns5' ss ysFy sa sSi's 96 for Xmas gift SOC
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
TRANSPORT
HITS A ROCK.
The Sherman Badly Damaged
Off the Coast of
LuzOn.
PASSENGERS UNMARRIED.
Will Dock at Hong Kong
Municipal Presidents Join
Hands With Taft to
Stamp Out Ladronism.

MANILA. Dee. - The iuitud States
army transport Sherman struck Il rock
near san l'rlMardiuu light, so,uh Of
LllI0n. last Friday Di"iIt. The transport
sustained Il heavy shovk. and some Of
tl"t plates were dHlnaScd. After the ac-
cidcut twenty three iuchrs of water
was found in her forward biI4cS. but
was controlled hy steady pumping. The
steamer proceeded for MHnla under
her own Steam aud arrived ntl'c yr$t"r-
day.
When til" Sherman struck. the pas
srngcrN On NUgpd were terrified, but
th'r" WIS 10 DISORDER They promptly
took their stations. with life prCscrvrrs
ON, in lh" small boats. The officers Of
III" sherman handled the situation
Splcndidly. Her cargo was not dam
aged. 1t will probably be necessary for
her to dock 1T IionckUng.
Governor Tan'S energetic expressions
i'll tho matter Of the suppression Of la
droni>m have produced unusual cnthu-
SlaSm il this direction. Numerous mu-
niriNII presidents in tn" provinces Of
Cayit" and Rial are assisting the ma
tlVc c"uStaI'u.ary to run clown tAp ban
dts
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Death of Mss. Fremont.

Los ANGELES. CAL, Dee. 29.-NIrs.
Jessie Benton Fremont. widow of Cen
erhl Fremont, who died Saturday night
at her home in this city. was seventy
eight years Of age. Mrs. Fremont was
taken i'll on Christmas morning. She
grew rapidly worse and soon lapScd
INTO unrohS"iuuShcsS from which she
never rallied. For the past three years
the aged widow Of the "pnthtindpl"
had been extremely feeble as result
Of fal in which she suffered a dslo.
cation Of the hip. which lad since urc-
vented her from walking. Mrs. Ere.
mont was the daughter Of Thomas II.
Benton, for thirty years Il United States
senator
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
ROUT OF MOORS,
WAS COMPLETE,
London Hears That 1000 OF
the Moorish Army Die
At Tangier.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT FEz.
The Population is Said to Be
Hostile to the Sultan and
Ready to Follow the
Pretender.

LONDON, Dec 29.-The complct.
rout at Taxa Of the Moorish Imperial
army by rebels under the Leadership
OF the pretender to the throne, which
was reported Dec. %, has now been
officially confirmed. The imperial forces
abandoned their guns, rifles amlnuni
tlon, tents and beasts of burden and
fled preciplately to Fez.
A dispatch from Tangicr, Morocco
dated Dec. 26, says that on Dec. %
10000 shcrcctan troops commanded by
brother Of the sultan's minister of
war received orders to concentrate and
take the offensive against the pretend
cr at Taxa Before the sherccIans
moved upon him the pretender at
tackled them with large bodies of cav.
airy. The imperial army was sur.
rounded, completely routed and fed in
disorder toward FrZ. abandoning all
material of war. The first fUgitives
arrived at Fcz on the morning of Dee.
u.
The gates Of Fez are at present shut,
ShupS lil'lt are tlDStu. ana me UODl-
lation is excited, but there has been
no disorder The European colony of
FeZ, numbering about twenty persons,
is taking steps to leave the town, but
appears to he satisfied that it is in no
imminent danger, although the situa-
ton is regarded rs serious.
1t is said that the protCndcrs follow.
crS have received numerous additions
since his successes, and he is already
negotiating with the tribes Of the We'd.
maWeb valley. The population Of Fcz
IS SAID to be generally hostile to the
sultan ana ready to acclaim any pre-
tender who will guarantee the town
from piIlagr.
NO details Of the imperial losses have
yet been received here. bur it is ru-
mor"d that 1000 of the SultanS sol
diers were killed or wounded The ar-
tlorltieS here are trying to minimize
the disaster. II is declared that a sec
ton Of the imperial troops sent as re-
endorsements deserted to the rebels |
and aided in driving the loyal troops |
back to ipZ
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Coed Fortune Came Ton Iatc

b' IITll, Mimi. Dec ~ Papers
found among III" effects of George plcy-
cell Wl!" WAS frozen to death nn Christ.
|. 8 cl" almost within reach of his
own doorway. Indicate that he was the
son Of Major Thomas Il. pl"yduil of Ar-
ton. Midd"SCN. England. formerly Of
the royal army and n man nf wealth.
In carly life Hi"ydtll WAS at the head
of tea ana cufC" importing house in
LGnUun, hllt r"vcr$"S carried away all
lis fortune. He came 10 America IN an
attempt to rcruprrHto his r"v"rSrs. bur
met with no success and was finally
compelled TO eke out AN existence rs a
aiIor ON the great lakes. \ short tim"
ago the papers state his mother
died IN E,HgIHnd. leaving rIrydrU Il
share of an estate in Rockhamptun.
queensland. said 10 hc valurd at over
$2".uuu, IN" legacy would have been
paid next July.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
ScNrrc cHIher Ahr0al

LONDON. Dec 29-rhcrc have been
furi her gales along lh" coast of Great
Britain and Il renewed fall Of snow in
Scotland. 4 number of vessels were
compelled to run for shelter, and there
were some exciting rcScucs off Holy
head and Cornwall. A hurricane has
ragged for three days at Vienna, and
gales elsewhere OH the continent are
causing cou>iderahI" damage The un-
usual in"'cm"nry Of the weather in
southern Russia is causing great desti-
tuition, and every day brings reports of
people being frozen to death there.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
NIMeNC Dlct liaAnlIed

TOKYO. h"r 70. The imperial diet
rcaSSrmhled yesterday. The house Of
representatives was Immediately dis
solved by imperial order. The house of
peers was prorogurd. The elections
have been fixed for February. Tn, dis
solution Of the diet is due to the oppo-
sltion of the party leaders TO the gov.
ernmcnt's plan to raise the money for
The naval programme by increasing
the land tax. The leaders refused the
governments offer to compromise by
reducing this tax. The opposition de-
sired that the land tax be abolished
and that the funds for the navy in-
crease he provided from other sources.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Quick Change For u RuiIrOnd.

PLATTSBlRG y. y, Dec. 29.-rhe
Chateausay railroad from Cadyville to
Lyon Mountain. distance OF twenty
miles, was changed yesterday from
narrow to standard gauge. Several
hundred section men left here at .
O'Clock in the morning equipped with
lanterns and all necessary tools, and
at 3:lI o'clock in the afternoon the
work was done. The road was already
standard gauge from Plattsburg to
CAIyville, Il distance OF twelve miles.
The work was rendered especially diff
frozen in the roalbcd. 1t is estimated
that 3lu,0''u spikes were driven in the
twelve hours.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Prri>hsd Near His Home.

DERRY. Conn.,. Dec. -. .lamcs Tut
tie of Huntington Center lost his way
later. His footprints showed that he
had been walking in circle for hours,
passing thrr" times within stones
throw Of his own house. Once he
passed through Il corner of his door
yard. \ cry Wut!II have brought him
aid, but h" did not know it and
trud4"d on till Ii" fcll exhausted. He
WAS siNlN-lWN NoNrs NLl
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
ChappFIIc Welcomed to Snn Juan

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Dec. %
Archbishop IhApp"lI", apostolic dele
Gat2 in tuIa and Porto Rico, has ar
rived here, and til" people of the city
turned out in large numbers to receive
him. The water front was crowded for
hours b"for" the archbishop diScm-
barkcd. \ large procession escorted the
prrlat" to tn" cathedral, where services
were held
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Fire In Ala i,ana TONn

WETt MrNA, Ala, Dee. 29.-Fre
which broke out in Il general mrrclau.
disc store here almost entirely de-
StiOytd an entire block of two story
brick buildings and caused II loss of
over $io.ooo. partly covered by insur-
gn"c. The hI"rN destroyed constitutes
the business portion of the town.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
HOLIDAY GUEST BARRED.
Visitor (" West side House Refused Share
OF the Turkey.

An unusual visitor for this time
of the year made his appearance in
the yard OF Il West side home on
Christmas morning. 1t was large
caterpillar Of the brown velvety
variety one Of tbs kind that de-
velOps into the beautiful butterflies.
He traWled around over the ice
and snow for some time. but as not
one of the several persons who We're
called TO gaze upon this reminder Of
the good old summer time, had
enough Christmas charity iu his
heart to invite the visitor to take
Christmas dinner with him, he be-
took himself TO some unknown place
Where guests were treated with
more consideration. The last heard
from the caterpillar as he went uu-
der the back gate. wasH catprpillaly
muMur Of "Stingy, stinmv."
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
(haritirS Return Thanks.

The Associated Charities are
grateful for generous Christmas do.
nations Of iood, toys. books, games
and money.
The donors we're: Children's col.
lection, Edward Belts. Rev. A. II.
Bowser, William G. Tindall D. W,
Lynch, Dr. Bacon Stubbs, Miss +.
A. Stroud, Miss L. b. HiIes, Mrs.
Otho Rowland. Miss G. T. Staples
Mrs. Allen Spe altman. Mrs. W. II.
Hill, Miss Martha Ferris, Mrs. L.
A. Van Trump, Mrs. George II.
Thompson, Mrs. Fl. r. Bringhurst,
Mrs. Z. G. Robinson. Mrs. Eliza
beth Brosius, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs.
Wilmer Palmer. public schools Nos.
l3, ., IS, y, IS; Mss Hebb's school,
Friends School. Unitarian Sunday
school. Mrs. George Brown, Mrs.
Reginald King, iCarroll and Eliza.
beth Ramsey. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Dure, Mrs. Edith N. r. Thomas,
Mrs. A. T. Bowser. L. James Belt,
Mr. lizard, D. +. Leary, Mrs. ]. r.
Hudson. Mrs, Edwin Golding, Sun.
shiee Circle OF c. T. L. Kennett
Square; Wraiths Bakery and sew
eraI anonymous contributions.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Car shops Busy,

The car shops OF the P. B. & w.
railroad company in this city are
very busy, as the orders for the cars
for the spring trade are beginning
to come. The freight repair depart.
ment is also busy.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
IOiis Il Deadly Attack,

'Nl wiic was So i'll that rood phy>iriau. wore
unable I" help her. writes " VI. Austin, Of
N.nrhrNt"r lId., ''hu was completely cared Ly
lr, King N"w Life PMS" They work wonders
III sI"mHrn and lirrl troubles. cure cnnNipa
paNoA, Nck hcadarhc, 2Jc AT " b. Dnnforths
Il
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Hat Factory Atlamp

NJ. Goldburg q Sons hat factory
at 123 Market street was damaged
by fire las. evening to the extent of
$500 which is covered by insurance.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Ihe CITY Charter

Another conference will be held
this evening between the city
charter committees,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
ClKE COIDIS OSEnay

TO CURE A COLDJS ONEDAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II 1t fails to cure. L. W. Groves
sign ature iS on each box, 25c,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Betts COmOnuy Jucrenves CanitsI

The Belts Machine Company, has
increased its capital stock to 5000.
900 the capacity Of the plant having
been doubled during the last five
years.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Fay Up Your Taxes.

Five per cent. will be added to all
county tax bills remaining unpaid
by Jannary lst Therefore it be-
hoovcs those who have not vet paid
their taxes to do so at once and save
mo nay
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
DETECTIVE IN PETTICOATS
Pleasing Rendition Given al the New Cen
tury club.

Miss Bancroft and the Misses Mad
cline and Bessie DuPont directed the
play "A Detective in Petticoats'
which was presented at the New
Century Club on Saturday evening.
The Courtland Cause Chapter of the
Delaware Hospital constituted those
who took part.
The cast was as follows: Mrs.
Evelyn Warning ton" Madeline du-
Pont; "Octavia rockingham, her
sister, and heirrss and college grad
uate. Phoebe {. Pyle: "Georgie
Napper, detective from Chicago,
Pauline W. Bancroft; Mary" Mrs.
Wa1Tlngton's maid, Bessie C.duPont:
Mrs, Cummings" Mrs. Green,
friends of Mrs. Warrington's. Mar
ian 'iallse, Elsie Hopes; "Marga-
ret" servant. Anua Sellers; ladies
at Mrs Walrington's tea, Margaret
Barnard, Anna Sellers, Caroline
Pyle and Jennie Smith.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

Martins Cooling Lotion for spralns
gals. and bruises on horses unequal.
ed for bathing horses that do fast
ok. Prepared by W. {. Taylor, 3O2
KING 81.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
living Is Becoming a Lost Art.

Tim" was when many advertisers
thought lying an essential to sue
cess. They believed mendaci1y to
lt the open sesame to success III all
kinds II business. Dealer We'd with
dealer III making promises they had
no idea Of fulfilling An educated
luIi" sentiment has declared
against this reprehrnsible practice.
ENIerl"Lce has shown that the most
successful advertisers are those who
keep their word. who say no more
than they mean. and who mean no
mUlc than they say Knowing
buyers 90 to places that have Il sin
gle price lOr all ana where goods
are precisely rs represented Those
who eXaggerate the virtues Of their
goods have to depend upcl transient
trade, which is not certain or re-
mlneratlVe. The growing truthful.
ness Of advertising is one Of the
LcaIthlest signs Of the times
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

Singleton--That's q queer sign:
"Wanted-A girl to feed a ruling
machine
Wederly-Nothing queer about
that Somebody wantsa nurse girl
to look after the baby.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

You Never Tire Of stuarts Paintings.
Buy one Of Cartmell, 9th and Mad
ison.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Masonic Hall truIpany Officers.
National Guard Dt,irrr. to meet.

The Board Of officers appointed to
revise the Militia Law will meet in
the Armory on Monday evening
On the same evening the regular
monthly school for officers will be
held.
Alutant General |. p. Wicker
shan. by Special Order No. IS under
date Of December rs, has given
Colonel Theodore Townsend a leave
Of absence for ten days. with per
mission to leave the state.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
New Uniforms For PIuyers

The Y. NJ. L. A. basket bail te ms
have received new uniforms.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
\ pI.ierfu. lt.y,

We met IN til" In,dsl Of q dream
u Il / N winning for hm to conc truc,
T!r style Of his nos" s., completely for
got
hut hls ',es. | rcmentrr were blue.
II was 'gh' y m lv the clock.
Nrv stood. ! recall on It's head
When 'as mother spoke Up and said.
hiss ut NY son.
And nan a"a! quI, ky to bed
! thought that the next thing would be
Load wrath ana perhaps even tears,
EIt ln,tcad-wsL really give YOU my
word
Tnar I've not been 50 staggered for
years.
For he munhisd this wonderful hoy
can f'eI my as'onishneut yet
ITS a pity / can't 20 at seven whon you
Know
How ured ond Sleepy GET
f.t, myself failing away
TN dreams rhars collapse without
S0u'akirp,.
And when | came to the first thing
heard
Was the voice Of the fond mother
sp'akIng.
she was KIND, She was patient. but firm;
And Hcr calm words Getidpd his fate:
1T il setticd, my son, that a boy Of your
size
Must learn to sit up until eight"
sat on the floor and ! stared
In daZed way from one to the other:
Then / said You are truly wonderful
boy
And the son Of wonderful mother"
Francis Wilson in St Nicholas.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
tantata at NJ. Salem.

Mt. Salem NJ. f, Sunday school
will give a cantata entitled Santa
Claus Home in the church at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
DemOCrnls VIII GeIehralI

This evening the Democratic
League will celebrate its sixth ami
versary in its roCnAA. Fourth and
King streets.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
OBITUARY.

Sarah Bradley was buried to-day
from her late home 40 sherman
street lnterment was made in the
CatheUi'Hl cemetery.
Helen h. Okeefc's funeral took
place to-day from the home Of her
parents, Ford Avenue and Sixth
street.
NH.nmi" Han Company Officers.
tilicCrS and directors we're elected
by the Masonic Hall Company at its
j1tl annual meeting on Saturday.
The new officers are:
President. W. S.Quiglcy: vice presi
dent J. parkc ioStIcs: secretary, +.
j. Lawson; treasurer. Isaac {. Pyle:
directors. Il. Lewis Armstrong. Char
les /. Dubell, George |. Spear, VIII
liam Baxter, j. r. Marr, Thomas +.
Young, j. D. winston, Il. II Young
and Harry W. Lowe. Mr.. Lowe
nils the vacancy caused by the death
Of 5. a. llOJyman.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
The tRrnNti0n I.ruunr.

flNtlNNATI. Dee. % Lewis c.
Reynolds "f Dayton. O.. who conceived
the idea of the formation of the Carna-
tion League Of America. the object nf
which is to polpetuate the memory of
William Mckinley and the principles
which he promulgated. announces that
tn" projectors Of the league hope to h"
able TO make a general announcement
of its objects on Jan. %. the annversa.
ry Of MckinIey's birth. "rhe league
VIII h" permanent organization. said
Mr. Reynolds, with plans for enroll.
Ing all members, and the present plan
is that DO fee whatever he attached to
the league. Funds for the )romugalion
OF the moveu"n, have already been
provided"
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

ANY chance for Il paperhanger
III this town" asked the stranger
Of the landlord in a Wyoming vii
lage
- reckon not. mister. was the
answer. The ioys don't waste no
time on the paper III this neck O
the woods. They hang the editor
Husband OreadingD-A st. Louis
man lived for nine years on beer
alone.
Wife That's Just like q bachelor.
Husband-But, my dear how do
you know he was bachelor
Wife Why, didn't the paper say
he lived alone:
Mrs. Homer Does your husband
spend his evenings at his clubt
Mrs. Mixer l don't know. I'm
sure. | always stay at mine until
he comes for me,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Put Away Shot Gums.

ware Sunners will be com
PEELED TO pack their gun cases, SO
far as the States game hunting is
concerned, next Wednesday night.
At midnight ON that date the fol-,
lowing game go out of season: Hare
rabbit quail, partridge, grouse
ring, necked pheasant. gray, black
and fox squirrels. woo1cock, gray,
English and Wilson snipe, railDlrd,
marsh hen, mud hen and reedbird.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

Bess sweet 1hl-Did you notice
what a knigbtly air Mr.. DaShing
has:
Aunt May tof more age Yes
sort of an up-all-nightly air as it
were.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

Telephones-Edtorial ROOM second floor b. Il
a. 99l; Delmarvia 32l.
Publication office and advertising department.
hrst floor, ID. & A. g9I Delmsrva 200.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
salisbury or Keuuey?

Mr.. Richard r. kenney of Dover
certainly has a warm friend II
'Republican Glasses" 1t is true
that blood is thicker than water
and MI. kenney can thank his
stars or garters that it is. Only Il
few weeks ago "Repil blican Glasses
vouched fer Mr. kenney's absolute
and undyirg hostility to Mr.. Ad-
dicks Senatorial aspirations. Yes
terday he again reverted to the
question Indirect y indirection is
his strong point by accusing
Messrs. Willard Salisbury and John
Il. Gray as being the only Demo-
cratic leaders in Delaware who We're
not engaged III the godly labor of
eliminating Mr. Addicks from Della
ware politics. He dismissed Mr..
Gray as Il man without influence.
with contempt IN fact, and then he
cudgelled Mr.. salisbury, holding
him up as the cynical and sinister
well-Wisher Of Nj. Addicks
This IS Il thorough acquittal Of
-'t' h'HHct tLdl iS, ute lis
thorough as any he ever got before.
But 1t shows 4 breaking up of the
'fraglnent' Of party smashels,
"Republican Glasses is a recent
addition to that fragment and ap-
parently is not yet assimilated. We
doubt now that he can ever he as
simulated, His love for his kins-
man kcnney develops u very wide
divergence from the official love Of
the fragment" The chairman Of
the fragment has linked arms
with the chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee. He hopes to
elect two United States Senators.
one Of whom shall he Mr.. SauI~-
bury, Now, Republican Glasses
comes along hoping TO elect two
Senators, one Of whom Shall be
Mr.. kemney. Iu any event he ap-
pears TO be eayageIy opposed to Mr..
salisbury, who enjoys the support
of the main body Of the fragment,
1t might be well for the Advisory
Board Of the fragment to hold a
at the Federal Building
Tor instance, call "RepubIican
into its 'midst" aud III
struct him as to the proper Demo
crat to flint with i'll the Interesting
season about to open at Dover.
SINCE the chairman Of the "lrag-
ment' pays the bills Of the same.
the mere discussing agent Of the
Fragment" has no business to
have any affections of his own.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

tn ey knew all along that Mr.. Pow
ell would win; that as between him
and MIR. Sapp he ought to win, and
mat his winning would be victory
for right and above all for good
character; but their pref udices
would not let them tell the truth.
What do their readers think of this
ostrich policyl
THERE are rumblings of trouble
for Episcopalians over the appor-
tlonment plan. This plan sets
out to raise given sum for mission
enterprises, and III order to do so,
1t apportlons, first among dioceses
and then among parish churches
specified sums that are to be raised.
Those i'll charge of the scheme have
always declared that they made no
assessment, but enemies of the plan
are now saying that it amounts TO
that and rather oddly the chief
opposition comes from Episcopal
rectors who have formerly been
Methodists, Presbyterians and other
pastors. These say they quilted
their former communions for one
cause or another and that they will
not submit to dictation in their new
relations. 1t is even heard pre-
dlcled that the plan. unless soon
repealed, will prove the overthrow
OF the present Board of Missions.
This may be going far in statement
but the opposition to the plan comes
from many and from new quarters.
1t ls confined to no one party in
point of churchmanship unless it
can be said to be most stoutly de-
nounced by the very High aud by
the very Low. Under the plan an
Increase Of 500. 900 was realized
last year and its advocates are now
urging that it be made more severe
Ill its terms and an even 81 900, 900
he apportloned, which would be an
Increase Of $3.50, O00.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

Entered at the Wilmington fostofcr as second
class matter under act of Congress OF March i,
1879.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
Mispillion Hundred,

Wilmington. Del. December - 1902.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
After Dover POstina

Douglass Alice a well-known
Union Republican worker and a
brother of State Chairman Alice, is
receiving wide endorsement rs Il
candidate for postmaster at Dover.
The term Of Postmaster J. y. Gas.
son will expire January TO-
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29

VH'tTh ~ NF THhTHTIFW.
The newly elected officers of Di-
vision No 4 A. o. fl will be in
stalled on January Sth; No. on au.
uary lst; No. ; on January 18th; aud
No. 3 on January 10th.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-29
PRICE DAILY ONE CENT.

Cash sent through the mail will be at the send.
ers Ilsk: all remittanccs should be made by regis.
tered letter, poStof!ve or express money order or
check.