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The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Liquor L,icenSej,

Dover, Del, May The court of
General Sessions today granted the
following liquor licenses in Kent
County:
M. Il. Williamson. Harrington;
Maria Smith. Cyrus Gears, John Biz
zard Sm! ma: John NoshcII, Phile-
mon Dill. FELTON,: Edward lIarkins,
Camden; George Flach, Lambert r.
Johnson, Bowers: Edward Call, Frank
kramlich, Milford Harry Ford, Dover;
Renben Warren, Clayton; Lucius p.
Campbell, Woodland Beach; John b.
GoldSboro, Clayton.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
lnjurel Whit Wrestling

DANIEL Ieary, bartender, at the
saloon of alephen Kane, No. lG6
East lDlth street, was seriously in
jured in a wrestling bout with his
brother yesterday. During the LussIc
Daniel was brown 10 the tloor in
such manner lhat one 0f his legs
was broken bv the falI The accident
is unfurtun ate 10 Lcary particularly
at this time, as Mr.. kaAe, the pro-
prietUr of lhc saloon, is III at the
Delaware Hospital.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08


knew one day how l would feel the
next. was nervous and had no ap-
petite, neither could sleep soundly
nights. Lydia 4. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound, used in con-
junction with your Sanative Wash, did
more for me than all the medicines
and the skill of the doctors. For eight
months have enjoyed perfect health.
! verify believe that NEST OF the doc
tors are guessing and experimenting
when they try to cure woman with
an assortment Of complications, such as
mine but you do not guess. How I
wish all suffering women could only
know Of yonr remedy; there would be
less suffering | know. w."-LAuKA How
ARD, ll3 Newberry Ave, Chicago, III.
$4,000 forfeit i asoes testimonial is not genuine.
Mrs. Pinkhain invites all wo-
men who are i'll to write her for
advice. Address Lynn, Mass,
giving full particulars.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Walked Overheard.

Atlantic City, N. j., May T. The
decomposed body of John Nichols
colored, aged 26 years, of Salem, N.
j., was found floating in the thor
oughfare today by Gilbert Small
wood. Detective Petit who inves,
tigated the case, reported that
Nichols was last seen alive or April
%, and that it appeared that he had
walked overheard while under the
influence of liquor.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Dover EavorS Free Library

Dover, Del, May Titus far
Dover IS the only large town in the
State to vote to take advantage Of
the pew state leg Station IN support
OF Il free public library. Its most re-
cent defeat was at Clayton, where It
came up this week for consideration
of the voters, aud was voted d own -
81 to 10.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

MANAGER ROACH of the Whining
ton base ball club, called at the
REPUBLICAN office and said their
teams would give the people of
Wilmington some of the best games
of the season The management
appreciated the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them at their open
ing game on Saturday last and fhe
manager says they intend to merit
a continuance Of it from the lovers
of base ball in our city.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Public Sale

Public sale at Stidham 4 Sons
auction rooms, No. III East Fourth
street, tomorrow Nriday) after
noon, May 9th, at l.3O o'clock,
parlur, bed and dining room ftlrni-
ture, 25 carpets, nearly new, couches
and enamel bedsteads. Goods
opened for inspection this evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Accused OF Murder

Atlanta, Ga, May :. As the re.
suit OF the death OF o.year~oId Colin
McDougalt, Of this sclty, Victor Nutali,
aged II, was arrested to-day,
charged with murder. 1t is al
legged That Nutal and two companion
forced the AicDougall child into il
street sewer and compelled him to re
main uutll he had swallowed sum.
cient sewer gas to cause death.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Phone Service for PRINCES Anne

Dover, Del, May THE Dia-
mond State TcIephuue, Company of
Dover, now has men engaged IN
erectlu. and wiring poles ia the
CITY OF Princess Aune, and by Sat
urday The residents OF that town
will be enjoying modern tele-
pkoDe service.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Ban on Trading STAMP Invalid.

Albany N. Y, May THE State
law is making it misdemeanor to
deal in or issue trading stamps or
similar devices was today declared
unconstitutional by the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Camp Meeting Association

The Brandywinc Summit Camp
Meeting Association is holding its
annual meeting at the camp ground
to-day. Samuel II. Baynard Is pres
idcnt Of the association.
One inf f)orlant item Of busine IS
will be tie selection OF date for the
opening and closing Of the meetings,
and the choosing Of a spiritual direct
or FOR that period. The Rev w. l..
S. Murray, who has been in charge
Of several camps, is spoken Of again
for that position. The Rev. DR.. II.
II. Adams and the Rev. j. w. Easlev
also are mentioned for minister ia
charge.
There will be some discussion over
the project TO enclose the camp woods
with substantial fance. and provide
for all ad1mlttance fee Of five cents
for every person visiting the grove
on the two Sundays Of camp. BY this
method, it is proposed to dispence
with the usual collections during the
woods meetings.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

DUBLjC SAl.E--oF FURNITURE AND
I Carps,s ut StI ham a. Sons auction DOM
III East 4th street, on fn.DAy. way Ot.,. "
I,10 c'clUcit rRrlur bedroom and dining room
furniture. - new ADD . hand carpets, enam.
IL beds .ci h, cs.ncheA. rhairs, uud u kinds Of
good furniture nrury n""; 20 ads o,,en fer
in pr1,ion evening l,f fore sale.
mat SFibiANi x son, AUG.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

Strawberries considering where
they are from, bring low prices for
this time of the season. Very nice
ones could be purchased Wednes-
day for Is cents a box. Think what
Delaware, Jersey and Maryland
strawberries will be bringing when
they make their appearance in the
market. The majority of the ber-
ries now on sale are from the South
which with railroad facilities put
their produce on the markets in the
East in good shape.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
TriD to the Is1s of Man

A delightful Trip to the Isle of
Man specially conducted by Mrs.
w. K. Crosby to start from Central
Presbyterian Church parlor, Friday
evening, May ., at o'clock sharp.
Round trip, a silver Offering All
are invited to get aboard.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
about tn Suit.

Since the WeJsbaCh Street Light
ing Company OF America lnstItut.
ed sult Tor recovery OF profits that
would accrue had 1t been gwen the
contract there Is much speCuIa alton.
No particulars were fled with the
SUIT and the details wIll be LETT
tor the decl larallon which Will be
filed on June /.
It IS expected that tho case will
lie heard at the OctoEer term Of
court IT IS not known which Judge
Will st IN the case, as it NAV be
any one OF hall dozen on the cir
cult. 1t via be lnr2 trlul TO de.
eide whether the company is enlitl.
cd 10 damages Tor loss OF profits
caused by the city rcpudiAtIng the
contract which was entered into on
June u last
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
MISS LAURA HOWARD,
President South End Ladies'
Golf Club, Chicago, Cared by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound After the Best Doc
tors Had Failed To Help Her.

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM IL can thank
you for perfect health to-day. Life
looked 20 dark to me a year or two
ago. l had constant pains, my limbs
swelled, had dizzy spells, and never
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
n, lshEp DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
THURSDAY. MAY 8. ,oo3.

TT would be burning shame if,
when the election machinery was
placed in the hands of the Repub-
ieans, they should take any undue
advantage Of the Democratic party.
History, will show how successfully
year after year, the Democratic par
ty used the election machinery.
What a hopeless fight it was to elect
a Republican i'll Wilmington and in
Kent and Sussex counties The
election laws We're so construed that
It was hardly worth while to go to
the polls and vote Now that the
Governor, who is Republican, has
the same power the Democratic
Governors had before him, the Dem
ocratic press in the State would give
him some wholesome advice. He
lces not need any from that source.
He knows his duty to his party and
his State and will perform it when
the proper time arrives. Protests
and pleading were in vain when
Governor Robert Reynolds, the
great parloning Governor ruled the
roost. At least he signed the State
legal documents He was but fig
IRE head. doing what he Was told to
do by certain men in the Democratic
party. No Republican Governor
can equal him. no matter how hard
he tries. He was shining mark
and was worked Ior all there was in
him. We think Governor Hum
can be relied upon TO do what his
predecessors did about election time.
We believe in appointing Intelligent
men as election officers and not
toughs and heelars. Every name
submitted by the Democrats should
be closely scrutjnizpd and only the
most.decent appointed to serve as
election officers.
TT is not often that man elertel
to q position through politics often
resigns. But strange things do
happen every day AMI thp stran@est
OF these is tn" resignation IF Al
fred Cochran as al eNecntive officer
III lllS b)ttlt vi IltNltLi. .ii. 'h'll-
ran resided in the Eighth ward and
by strange coincidence two ,Heu
were elected Is executive officers
from the same ward which caused
considerable discussion by >nne of
the party workers and - he resign
ed. His place was filled hy the APP
pointing Of Alexander buliei4h If
the same splrlr was Shown 1T all
times i'll the Republican party. there
would not to-day be the chaotic
condition oi affairs. This man put
his party before himself which Is
something never before witnessed
in Delaware. Few men care a Eig
about anybody but themselves, and
instances are rare Indeed where
men newly appointed to Il political
position resign to make room for
some. one else, The position pays
about $50 a month and is for 4 term
Of two years.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
DOTS.

The ferryhoat Edge Water will be
given another trial trip from the
yards of the Harlan and Holines-
worth Company to-day. The craft
will 60 into service in few days.
The barge Robert Donaldson, from
Camden, Nd, arrivedi in port yester-
day in tow Of the tugbolt Emily,
with a cargo Of "bleach' for The
Licbig Company.
Passenger train No. "a OF the Sea-
board Air Line was delayed at tic
French street station Il short time
yesterday afternoon by hot box on
the baggage car.
Two passenger coaches for The
uolly River and Addison line we're
shipped by the Jackson g. Sharp plant
Of the American Car and Foundry
Company yesterday.
George l.. Mcssick, who some timt
ago went to South America to super
intend the construction Of knock
down steamer built by the Pusey and
Jones Company, is i'll in that country.
Bishop Co|emrn last evening ad.
mlnslered the rite confirmation to a
class OF candidates at st. Michae el S
Church.
A well-'cnded bazaar is being held
in Brandywine NJ. E. Church. This
evening there will De a baby show
with prize for the prettiest baby.
A civil service examination for the
position of forestry inspector, will be
held in this city on June To- The
position pays 81, 500 year salary.
John A. Roberts, a son ofjonaLhan
B. Roberts Of this city. has been
elected president OF the Chemical
Society Of the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy, where he is Il student.
At the meeting OF the Young
Friends Association to be held in
Friends Schoolhouse. at Fourth and
West streets. on FRIDAY evening, DR.,
William |. Hull, of Swar.hmore Col.
leee, will deliver an interesting lee
ture on Children Of the Poor
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
FIRE DEPART
MEN'r OFFICERS

1t IS claimed that under the new
ordinance passed by City Council
providing for the election Of fire Of
ticers. aud under whicE the anticum-
bination companies will hold their
election, all OF the Officers to be chos-
ell On Tuesday evening next, must
come from Comtlnatl)n companies.
ndcr this ordinance tie chief
must come from the Friendship, the
hrsl assistant from the Phoenix and
the Second Assistant from the Was
hington.
The ordinance appears TO contem-
pate that the choice OF the GonDan-
les banned for the position ii " be
elected. Here is Where the difficulty
comes IN. H'ne mcnhers OF the three
cumUarieS entitIcd 10 tn. officers de-
cline TO make nominations for those
positions 50 far as Is known the
anti-rUmbination men have not even
been able to seGlre L Candi idlte from
those companies unless 1t is Andrew
=. Lohner Of the Friendship Com
pang for cNicf.
The Friendship Company will
send Il committee to Mr. Lohner ask
ing him if he has consented to become
candidate Of the combination
compnnlcs and reminding him that
his company is pledged to the COM
blnatlun. The mem Dcrs Of the com
panv d. moi believe that Mr. Lohner
IS or will be candidate. The Was
hinston and Phoenix companies de-
Clare that nUne of their men will be
candidates for the other po5ltlons,
and 50 1t looks as if the anti-combl-
nation men will Le without candi-
dates Ot cuulse, they can vote for
SUue one ~ the companies named,
but the mcn voted for, it is claimed.
VIII not accept the positions aud
there can be no contest for positions
under such conditions.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

ACCORDING to all statements De-
tective William Jones will soon be
hanging out his shingle as doctor.
AS a surgeon he is hard to excel
and in bandging up wounds he
equals any trained nurse. He is the
right man in the right place, being
useful as surgeon as Well as detec-
tive
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
CASES In
CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochran in the city
court this morning, Emory Gross,
colored, was charged with the l:.r-
ceny OF an automatic cigar ma
chine, and ~ and 10 cigars
William p. Morrison testified that
the value Of machine and contents
We're $25. The machine disappeared
from Gould's stable at Eleventh and
Vests streets.
Patrolman John Fox testified that
he made the arrest and found tho
machine in Gross trunk covered bv
clothes. He denied he knew any
thing of the appearance Of the ma
chine in the trunk
Joseph Gould testified that Gross
had worked at the stable and that
he saw the machine in his trunk.
Bail was fixed at 500 for court.
James Payten and William Leach
We're charged with disorderly CON
duct.
Patrolman Donohue testified he
arrested the men at Fifth and
Spruce streets clinchcd in a fight.
Previous to that he heard culsing
when he was half a square away.
For the defense John Haggerty
testified he was with Leach and
heard no swearing and saw no
blows struck.
Leach said he was on his way
home when Payton struck him.
Payton claimed he struck him Id
cause he called him 'scnb." The
fine was 50 and costs.
Alfred Beale last night was ar
ralgned on charge of beating his
wife. AT the time the warrant was
issued the woman entered the COM
plant that her husband struck her
but last night she went on the wit
ness stand and swore that he had
not struck her. Acting City Soli,i-
tor Edward n. Price then moved
that the charge be withdrawn and a
charge Of assault and battery ha
substituted. This was done and
Judge Townsend dismissed Be:;le
on payment of the costs in the case.
Joseph Rockinsln, a young man,
was arrested on Il charge of stealing
lumber from the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Company. and
his case was continued until Satuf-
day morning.
Frank Lane for assault and bat
terry, was fined rs and costs
Daniel Bubenzer was charged
with disorlerly conduct, but the
case was held up.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

Wilmington A, A. Challenges should
be sent to Manager Joseph Maloney.
No. II Nandeyer avenue.
The Victor Juniors have organized
for the season, and would like to re-
cei'c challenges from any 14.year-old
team in the city. The Victor Juniors
are as follows: Charles Mckinley,
catcher; Cornelius Crowley. pitcher,
John Mc('inley, short stop; Arthur
Jennings. first base; Joseph McGaugh
second base; Daniel cGrancry, third
base; Daniel Smith. left field; Joseph
Hannjgan, centre field; and Horace
Otis. right field. Challenges should
be sent TO Arthur Jennings: No. 633
East Fifth street.
G'Rourke's Cosmopolitans played
Roach s star gsregaJion yesterday
and the latter won by the score of &
to 4.
SCORE BY INNINGS,
wilmington 00O2 4 0 O %
cosmopolitan 90 100 03 0 O--4
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

A GENTLEMAN who had several
teeth extracted said he intended to
plant in his back yard and raise
tooth bushes.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Election OF Sunday School Officers

The annual meeting Of the Sunday
School Association of the First
Presby tcrian Church was held last
night. 1t was decided to hold the
Sunday School exercises during the
month Of July and August begin.
ming at lis o'clock in the morning,
instead Of at 2 o'clock IN the after.
noon. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: Superintendent. James f.
Price; assistant superintendent, J.
Frauk Mccoy; secretary, S. Il.
Hamilton; assistant secretary, Miss
Florence Ellieott; treasurer, Mrs.
Joseph S. Hamilton; superintendent
OF primary room, Miss May Nun.
dorff; assistant. Mrs William Nc
Sorley; pianist, Miss Madge Price;
assistant pianist, Mrs. James Nc.
Mullip; librarian. Albert Haymau;
assistant librar James McMul.
lin, The treasurer report for the
year made q good showing.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

tlNNAMoN buns have the call for
the past fsw days. But the banana
is vet much in evidence. But look
out for the festive cucumber.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

TuE Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department have advertised
for proposals for lighting the city
with olS OF more gas lamps for a
period OF a year or more.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
ITEMS FROM
HOCKESSIN.

Penn Social Circle held a pleasant
meeting Saturday evening at the
home Of the Misses Ea,tburh, at
Union. Tie entertainment that was
to have been held in OId Fellow, hall
Saturday hight was postponed for a
week or 50.
A valuable COW belonging to lIarrv
l.. Ewurt near here, diel from some
unknown caust on last ThHrsiiay.
4 bazaar and social for the benefit
Of the Methodist church was held
Saturday evening ut the residence Of
i. Addison Potts.
L, \. Thompson, our station agent
who has been OF duty for Il few weeks
suffering with his eyes, is greatly I'M
proved.
Mrs. Fred Golding has returned
from sOionrn to Atlantic City.
The ladies OF IIockcSsin are prepar-
ing for Il rummage sale for the benefit
OF the Delaware Hospital.
Montgomery, son of William Nc
Waugh has gone to Wilmington to
learn to be Il maclniSt.
Council Meetings.
At the meeting of council this ev-
ening the old crcmatory force will be
reelected as follows: Charles Cannon,
superintendent Peter Garner, first
assistant; John FricI: second assist
ant; John Murphy, night Waterman
and John DeerV. extra man.
The members Of council, who were
present last evening, met as a COM
mittee Of the whole aud considered
the proposition Of tha Decaire Nanu-
featuring Company, TO erect new
c:ematory and run it for tive years at
reduced price ana then sell it to
the city. After u long discussion OF
the subject it was decided to allow
the matter to go over for the present.
At the meeting of City Council
this evening Il communication will
be presented, and il approved by
Council, will he sent to the Board
Of Pnb;ic Education asking it, on ac-
count Of the increased expenses of tie
city, to waive its five Der. cent in-
crease this year. This increase
amounts to something over 5000.
In view Of the fact that the board is
now receiving about $1,000 year
for the tuition Of nonresident pupils,
and also small increase ia the state
schoo! fund, the Council thinks it
miphl he "A BILE Ia waive the IncrpaSp
1t is also expected that at the
meeting of Council this evening the
ordinances will be passed providing
for a loan OF S25, 900 for the Street
and Sewer department. ard $lj. 900
for the Park Commission.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

THE Every Evening pays Pension
Commissioner Evans II high compIi-
ment. IT says:
"Mr. Evans has been appointed
consul general at London, Il posi-
ton much more lucrative than the
one he resigns. He deserves the
advancement. Iut IT jsu matter Of
regret that President Roosevelt
yielded to the rl&MOr OF the pension
Sharks for Evans retirement. instead
of Insisting that he remajn 1T the
head of the pension department.
When President M"KluIev was
alive big prpss,r" was brrughi ON
him 10 get him to remove Mr. Evans
but he brushed them all aside and
retained him at the head Of Tie
Pension Bureau President Eousc-
welt could not stand the pressure
and Mr.. Evans rr~tgu"i to he Hp-
pointed consul general ut i.puGuu.
Thus the President houorrI him,
l. the t. :. rpurt yesterday. Au-
drew G. Gray. representing tie
Welshach street Llgh,in~ Company
OF America. Il corporation uf the
State Of Illinois. brought suit for
damages against the Mayor and
Council Of Wilmington owing 10
the action taken hy the Directors Of
the Street and Sewer DrIartm4nt,
in revoking the cpslpecto madc by
the Department WITH the Company
for lighting The city The papers
will be served on Ily Sul'itUi Rein
hardt as the Ir-;d representative of
the municipality The writ is made
returnabie ON Tuesday June nth.
at 10 o'clock. The City solicitor
will undo"hted!y y ask for hrlp in
defending the city against the de
partmeut Now those philauthrupic
citizens will have an opportunity to
spend some pf their surplus cash III
testing the legality Of the contract.
ADMIRAL SCuLEY yesterday paid
a very touching tribute on the death
OF Admiral Sampson, The Admiral
said he very much regretted the
death OF Admiral Sampson aud he
sympathized with his family, He
said No one ever heard me utter
one unkind word about him On
account of his death the silver ser
vice which was TO have been pre-
sented to Admiral Schley last night
In Baltimore was postponed. The
Admiral has many qualities for
which to be admired uud respected.
VIZ believe the REPUBLICAN, goes
into the homes Of more farmers than
any other paper published i'll vii
mlngtOD, For that reason we be-
heve it is the best medium to reach
that class of cash buyers. They
buy the best and pay cash for it.
We would be obliged if our patrons
would tell the merchants they read
the advertisement in the REprBLI.
CAN. 1t is just such little things
that help a paper with the merchant
and cost You nothing
The vacancy in the Police Com.
mission made bv the death of a j.
Hart will be filled by Commissioners
ClarksOn and Jones. The names
of L, H. Brennan. John $. kossell,
David Mccoy and john Mullln have
been mentioned Any one Of them
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

John N. Rogers has just completed
printing the annual report Of the park
commission.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

Belgian Hares peligreea stock,
Buck score 92l, Doe 80, 92, nine in
all, two 8 foot movoable houses, SO
for all.
Peanut ROaster and Peanut But.
ter mill, with instructions to make
fine peanut butter price, IS. No.
IA Buena Vista street,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08
Dispute over Bill

There is now dispute between rne
Board Of Education and city tax Office
over gas bill Of fifty three cents. The
Dill IS for gas burned in Il gas stove in
the Office Of tax collector Mccall
The evening Republican., 1902-05-08

The vacancy in the Police Com
mission made bv the death Of A J.
Hart will be filled by commissioners
Clarkson and Jones The names
of E, Fl. Brennan, John s. Rossell,
David Mccoy and Juhn MullIn have
been mentioned. Any one Of them
would br acceptable.