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The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
LEBANON
WAS EASY

To get even for the defeat at Rox'
borough on Wednesday the Viii
mington A. A. yesterday threw the
harpoon into the Lebanon All Col.
legiate team, winning out by the
score of II to 5. The visiting team
was made up mostly OF Pennsyl-
yania Dutchmen and their COUGHING
furnished lots of amusement fol-
the spectators.
Kelcher, captain and centre tielde,
who is professor in a college in
the vicinity Of Lebanon was the
Funniest man seen on the grounds
this season, aud he kept the rooters
laughing continuously by his witty
remarks.
Hoyt was in the box for the Leh-
anon and besides being hit hard he
was given poor support.
Blough who pitched for the A. A.
was also touched up rather often.
Blough made two errors and Au-
brey made two.
The feature Of the game was the
hitting of Russell who got four
singles out OF five times at bat.
Score by innings
W. A. A.... ..O203 $40 11X-11
Lebanon. ........ OC 30 IL 1-5
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

Weather Probabilities,
Fair; light to fresh variable winds,
mostly easterly.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

NoTICE-To the honorable JuAges Of
state o! delaware in an for New
Castie County. We. tho undersigned free.
holders and respectable citizens OF the
%th ward, In the city of Wilmington, county
OF New Castle. and State OF delaware. do
hereby certify that Chas Il. ,Saifner, the tan.
art and occupant Of the store situated at No,
20 Eost Fourth street, in the Fourth ward.
city, county ind state aforesaid. and described
in his application, and who IL an applicant for
alicense on Monday the 18th day Of Srt, i.
y. l9Ol, being the next term of said court, f,r
the sale Of intoxicating liquors in quantt,rs
not less than one.half gallon thrrci II
not 10 he drunk on the premises. he
merchandise.th eaRgrcga'ccnst value Of his
stock constantly kept OIL hand for sale Is noe
less than $5OO.OO lie il man OF
full aye. so6riety and good moral character:
that such shlc OF intoxicating liquors at said
place Is necessary to accom- ,nodate the public
that he IL tenant and occupant of said house
and the true rental value Of which ia 500
enid ward Mt least IL OF whom are substantial,
ffeehOlders OF said ward, recon mend the
said application to wit -
Louis H Mxliri.z Hurry Taylor
James 4 arubb HI Windish
George Alele Jonn II Fullerton
Hugh Duffy Daniel Hcrbig
James Dawes John b MClney
alex NcGowan Samuel dunlap
har tIey Lee John Behringsr
Michael Houshton James u Il Coy
Michael Ma!onsy JohtL 7 liempDull
VIM A Jennings Geo j E9.c
Ferdinand krauss Albert Luchler
james Kane los p Cross
Peter McAieer !Dnniel Dohi
ala-3t CHARLES Il. SALFNER.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

NOTICE--I. HENRY Z. DURHAM, THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house
known as Parry's Hotel situated near
laIleyville. in Brandywins Hundred,
in School District No. D. in the county
Of New Castle, aud State Of DELAY ware,
in compliance with the requirements OF the
acts Of the General Assembly in such casa
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court of Gener.
al sessions of the State Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, tho 18th
dny of Sept A. d., 1902, being the next term Of
said court Tor license for said house as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of intoxica.
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises. and the folio AZ.
ing respectable citizens mt least OF whom
are substantial freellolders Of said school dis.
trict recommend the said application, viz:
John A Forbe. WIN II Forbes
Davis Clou;! EW Luf
Thomas Gabreath George II Harkins
] y Highfed Edward Carney
John u Mc.rea TT Carney
q II Parry Walter Campbell
David Ramsey Samuel l. burrs
b Fl Warren Walter Il WheAtiey
II Luf Michael Berger
Alfred Nousley Daniel RYal
Hugh liamsey Stewart Ramsey
Charles Modem
ali.3tdw HENRY C. DURHAM.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15


NTOTICE-I. E WARD J. NC ANN, T En-.
IN an / and occupant Of the hOus. situated
ut No PIG " o,.lawn avenue In the
Seventh ward of the city OF Wilmington
county OF New Cast lie and State OF Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements OF the
acts OF tne General Assem- lily in sue. cute
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writlEgto the Court OF
General Sessions of the State OF Delaware, in
and for New Castle county, on Monday, tne
18th day of Sept A. D.. 1902, being the mex :
tern OF said court, for license I said
house as au inn or tavern. for the sale therein
of in UxcatinG liquors. IN less quaint les
than one quart, to be drunk on the premise,
and the following respectable citizens of the
said ward. at least IL OF whom are sui>tln.
tal freehclders OF gaid ward, recom mend
the said application, viz:
John Doran Edwin Halrsine
James b Nobiit Nathaniel Mckinney
Edward J Mctiittigan john McAtser
William { Hanil ton fhoma, Finn
Charles olhur Joseph E!iiing,ley
Robert Barnett William Eacun
Timothy Gallagher Thomas & Doud
William Beat ty Bernard McHugh
James Maxwell william y law
Lewis A Cloud Samuel steele
Thomas Brown Ellis ferguson
w II Starrett Charles l. Thorn ,son
Michael Donohue Ell Ferguson
DR. Il Moore john Iouthcr.
al3.3J' EDWARD MC1ANN.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Ma
tfonnl and American Leagues.
NATIONAL. IEAGIlE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT brooklyn
Chicago ........2 0 0 I l 0 l 1 o. 6
Brooklyn .......O 0 0 0 | 0 o. 2
Hits-Chicago, 10: Brooklyn. Q. Errors
Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, 2. Batteries-Tay-
lor and klinss Newton and Farrell.
At New York
Cincinnati ......4 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 D. 6
New York .......0 l 0 0 0 Q 0 0 o. 3
Hits-Cincinnati, II; New York, II. Err
Cincinnati, o; New York, 0. Bat
teries-PhilIips and Bergen; Miller and
Bowerman.
At Boston,
Pittsburg .......1 o. 1 1 % o.
Boston ............0 0 0 l 0 0 o.
Hits-Pittsburg, II; Boston. I. Errors
Pittsburg, 2; Boston. s. Batteries-Tac
nehiIl and Smith; EasOn and Kittredge.
At Philadelphia
St. Louis ........0 0 Q 2 %
Philadelphia ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 s IS
Hits-St. Louis, Z; Philadelphia. Q. FIR
rors-St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 0. Bat
teries-Murphy, O'Neill and Ryan; White
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
DIAMOND DUST.

Philadelphia National League over
the bridge to-day.
Everson will be- in the box.
Russell hit the ball hard yesterday
Hartley will be back in the gam
to-day.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

O1ICE-L, MARGARET 'ICHEE Hti ER
~ tenant aud occupant OF tho house. SIT.
ulted at No. ~ East Ind street, in this
ID ward, in the city OF Whining ton
County Of New Castle, state OF Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements of the
acts of the 1eueral Assembly. in sI0h Gus,
made ana provided, do hereby give node,
that lshall Apply IN writing 10 the court OF
general sessions OF the State OF delaware.
In ana FOR New Castle Co.. 10 he lsld at vii !.
mington. on Monday, tho 18TH dag OF
sept, A. d. log. being tho next term OF
said court for a license Tor said house asan
inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF intozi.
eating liquors. in less quantities than one
quart. to be- drunk on the pre- uisn+ AMI
tho following named respectlDls citi-
Gems of said ward, ut least /! OF whom
arc substantial freeh olders. recommend thu
0AiQ uDDIi ,Htiou.
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, rresen, itself. any more than i, did he

Q Present itself. any mere than it did be-
ere that of her predecessor. or VIII. 1t
.,iv be added. before tnat of Ter sue
essor in her Queenly office. is not
ways SO. If the Queen consort was hes
If q good woman. she was often over
,rne by the coarser surroundings in
HEB she found herself. and unable to
thstdnd the influence of a King who
nired the rude vices of the time. But
sow if providence viii have 1t so,s a PEI
icd OF a. century will soon have ELAPSED
ince the court of England was not In
every respect a pattern court from the
ONT of view OF the domestic virtues OF
since 1t failed to set a shining, example
i the innumerable households all over
tlll world, which take their tone from 1t
OF good or evil. WHAT Il prodigioas pow
or for good Is the precious apnanage of
;tch a position. II anything could recon
eiIe & conscientious repunlIc to monarchy
IL would be the thought surely that this.
'Snd OF divinity does hedge around a
queen as it does not to any comparable
xtent the wife or daughter of a Presf-.
lent O. republic. however good a wo-.
II an she rav re.
PRESENCE. or REAL FAITH
The gentle lady. of whom 1t has been
pleasure to write these words. has. since
they We're first written passed. In COM
non with her subjects. through a great
5EriSlS.1r1 the ESCGuen. severe liiHSSS OIL
ecyere=sn from which she has happily
emerged. She has sat with a tender care
ny her consort's sick bed. She has since.
on his providential recovery. radiant. by
common consent. with unfai'ins beauty
ana youth. assumed the gorgeous robes
and tiadau OF the ruler of empire
far more widespread and powerful than
.nst of ancient Rome. What contrast
does she not present to that august but
.errshle line Of empresses-pitiiess. de-
,s,:,ved tvrannical to most of whom the
idea OF female virtue was absolutely un-
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a + 4 Z
admirable skill what Victor Hugo would
have called Fart d'etre grandmere Few
prettier pictures can be Imagined than
that of the youthful grandmother with
her sons fine children round her and
their numerous pets which appeared While
the Prince and Princess Of Wales were
long leagues away, building Up and unit
ing the great empire Of Eng and by bonds
Of 7svmrathy and union which shall never
be broken, please God. whatever rude
shock awaits it from without It is as
he faithful wife and devoted mother OF J. or
Is replacing the latter for the tine be-.
ing. that the Queen appeals to millions
of men and women in our country who
are treading the same path Of duty and
sacrifice far more than as the elegant
and refined woman whose faultless taste
makes hersa delight to the eye: more
even than as the kindly lady who has
alweys cheerful word and smile for the
lep. ndents whom she loves
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Rstalrs TO a Remarkable D.-gre
G.ace a. d B1auty lf f~uh.
S AS. GOOD AS BEAUTIFUL
Ey Sir 1! wis Morris.

,speciai correspondence of The Times,
I.0NlpGeS oct. ss.-E ef to-day. af-
lar. a lapse OF eighteen months, we G
hardly set accustomed 10 one great
c,h,nge wtich that IN ervaia Of time has
brought WITH IT ills stil = the aged
lady who Tor nearly sisty-tlve8 ev' 1li1ai.
yiars occupied ne 1tfoae OF tlis G eat
Empire, supported by the love and AZ
.1cct4on at ner 1illlurlcrable subleess.5
ttatsou thoughts turn when we spaali
nj the Qaeen.1t Put. Whatever our loyal
iatling may PROMPT, tlfrr2 Is no way
by w4ltch TO recall tlle ilreyocahie past,
aeai il is another Queen III whom We
SPEAK today,
lii. ltQeen OF wno-n We write fowSts
no stranger 10 the isrgl 5sh re2pia. Fer
mere ti1ffiI forty wears. though IT. seems
lloredib!e, and the more 50 "llta you
SEQ the STA gir3ish form and face.
Queen Alexandra has reignsd IN the
fi.sfls or thosa&9 Who are now her sub
,ectS IShte present writer ranaiis rs
IL ~ ere yesterday the spring day, IN 1863
= PSI tue young DANISH i'iTncess. a
mare git. III age, Grove through the
c1,oy.ded st1eeis OF Loncon1 from ell1 10
end oil tin. great cry amid q htrrieaTes
az cheers a.fds every sign OF popular
w..ieoflle me TeailngS JOY bells, the tut
& tcri, : ellsi9iis. the otten aiming pres
s,ire ri the tnrot,g We're ali met by the.
beautiful bride With snli3in grace
Nfsc,i captured tire hearts and affect OTIS.
~ tnsz ipt9;3ie Never since tor theSGl
Years haFe tialr hearts wayefed IN.
t,5ei, tiuslty FOR moment ne Pr
cess vas riien and the Queen is stsi.
tft iasai OF feminine loneliness ard
grace f'3r. Young as for Old. II IS scare
Iy too #nlji{ 10 to say thatFl IS stitl y n
in bea4Its OF form and face. a YOUR
mans cream. SUCH a gift fsHni inca GU =.
al ia vaflle 10 the wearer vi q 7crn1.ft,
ana Wi1lef hi gh 'ened by taueetaly MAJ
.ntficeaet Of caass aud the s1arG}e CT
gems. which though They may on,
yeT cannot Supply the charm which
4 nature Only con * ye, 1t IS not wonder
ful that Tie effect Is as fn the case of
tac Queen to turn whsle people into.
loyal .it,aalrei-s or so sweet ano gracious
n presence
Yet the ordinary simplicity Of tho
Queen is 10 the fa1l as rer7arkai, as
,s.r ree;t4 naga.ncsaee on ocra;i ~
ltariv one morning a few Years back
ms WRITER nat three iacies, who hid
last their carriages for sfnr. wa *
Nv the almost deserted bariss of tNeg
Serpefti:le IL I9Sde PAX. RECOGNIZING
me l,uean aud her Two YOUNGER Gai'eit-
ters. and OF course respecting their IL
coepi+t9. lie MAS rewarded by a ciasc
,,ew or the three Sa&c3, hal g;eats
NJ. spnal cfla1r's teilt tic ralni 81 ed
looks on sweet expression and aime Z
,,-aeed of youth was w "a he on IN ~
II. is easy TO 5oNeIIate the power oi
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tnewn. O enreta sinplicitas. What is II
that has worked SO great and beneticent
4 change as that from AgripEa TO Alex
ant'ra? "Uae immense esperance q ira
verse; le monde" That is true. indeed,
and yet 1t IS not all the truth. What
gulf lies between Catherine and Victoria.
10th Of whom lived. separated by no long
interval OF time. under common the rule
CT the religion which we profess to-day.
II is the presence or absence of real
liv;,e faith. OF a belief in good not as
a r.sre philosophical abstraction. but as
a concrete essence. q divine ideal brought
down to earth by its first founder. which
aus made good ruling women VIVA, they
| ato to-day. And they are hanrify rec
from, the great. the overwhelming temp
lztaticrs wficn assait and ruin so often the
n piass possessors OF sdsspotic power. The
word marches on steadily. and yet with
! parpfexing pauses. retrogressions. degen-
erttions. decadences. "often'-as the late
Laureate said In his later and less hope
full "LocksIey Hall'-oftsn with many a
backward streaming curve.
Yat on the whe.e, strange as the fea-
lures and patis,as in the scheme may seem.
Il does advance. however slowly. We have
ceased for while from the odious slaush-
ter of the last three years ard the suf-
farine which war brings with 1t to ths
thousands OF innocent people: shall We re.
CIR to It again and again. or are not
these the last struggles of evil before he
is finally chained and thrown down head
long into the pit2 Shall we ever revert
| to the old bad days OF feminine cruelty
and immortality on the throne? Let "thii
new anoir;tad read. at least guard US from,
such evils while her gentle life lasts and
/ while we watch her with blessings pass
Ing along lffe's perious ways, as has
I been said elsewhsre:
q. 9. yessal presence. breathing faith and
love,
| 1h.. mother Of our kings
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Pony skin again is still much in favor being, Of
course rervious to the combined assaults
OF rain or snow mud. while still more decorative
in effect (and durable wila) is long coat made of
cleveriy manipulated sable paws aud held in the
by deep belt gold gallon brodeted lightly in Jet
belt beneath the loosely hang
ing fronts, where double of buttons III black and
enamel studded with paste. in decorative
appearance. splenddlS effective. we'll
COSY garment the skirt teiF cut with filness which
enables o be wrapper well the when
Nearer is ana yet hang suspicion
clunsi,less when walking while that great fur collar
VIII either high up round
widely the shoulders.
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BE A GOOD A-AN.
remember we'll a quotation cited

I remember we'll quotation cited BY
Tnackery somewhere in which the wrItei
dressing a young man, gives him as
his one rule of life, the prerept, BE 3
goo man. my dear. Yes. that IS a sufii
cient talisman for any young traFelei
on life's journey. and it is even more
powerful when the sex is different. and
it is to woman that we address tn
words. True. there may not be pre-.
cisely the same temptations against
which we warn the young woman. but
there are evil influences. O. If vo.ity. OF
ignobe aspirations, OF eStravasa1lce am
self-indu gance, which are common to
both sexes. and are perhaps the recu
Tar temptation of those who are placed
highest in rank. From all these things
Queen Alexandra has remained free
through ali her life, thanks to a good
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elucation. and modest and simple

ellca ton and modest and simple girl
hood. ard d devoted attachment TO eA-
emplary parents. 1t is comparatively
easy to profess and to ensure these orln-t
c.pies in the case of men and women OF.
the middle classes But it is not SO
easy amid the laXer morality of an or
binary court. And how precious Is the
innuence of good woman on such an
atmosphere. For s Xty-fiee years We
have rejoced in such an influence COIN
ing as q welcome change after the times
CT The dissipated regent, and the hiun
Old sailor who succeeded him. But II
WIS the influence OF Il recluse withdrawn
f.orn society, Keeping indeed with scru-
ptl.ous care. the gates of the court closed
against unworthy Intrusion. but not ieav
eainSa society by her example to. any eS-
tent, because she el,ered into it SO lit
tie Now with the new reign, the pre-
siding presence OF q graceful and beau
full woman will influence it, even mor4
strongly ror good. ~. the coming OF
this queenly# Una. all the rabble rout viii
disa ppear. The Satyrs who presumed
perhaps on the withdra wal of the austere
gaze of the dead sovereign, and were
waiting astride, ready to rush in will
find themselves confronted by an i7lfiu-
ence for good not less strong. but more
intimate and search ng. and the great.
peril OF q IT Ella NdliJu MANNERS accom-
panying enormous accunulatons OF
wealth, ana for spreading luxury OF life
will be success rully met and overcome. 81
PURE. BEAUTIFUL QUEEN.
This is a great and noble role for a
simple woman. however exalted. to play
in the history of "a great empire. It seems
to require a stronger will and an almost
virile determination. BUTT is precisely
t. these apparently weak instruments
that in these matters we must look for
! producing satisfactory results. The del
cate scrimina ton Of a woman is far
more effective in such cases than the
tougher and ruder Judgment OF Il man.
she detects in moment the hidden
! weakness, the half-effaced blot. remain
ing from the distant past as If she
touched them with IthurieIs spear. Be-
fore the throne Of the Queen 1t is GER
tain that nothing impure win ever dare
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QUEEN ALEXANDRA FIRST LADY
OF THEGREAT BRITISH EMPIRE

mothers. heart feels a keen pang as she
looss upon his resting place at Windsor
When he sin Ind a and stayed With
rs said great lady to the presen.
writer, "be hardly#passed day without
writing toEshis mother anu sisters, OF
hearing from them. These are the ties
which endear a family Of whatever rank
to the nation. and in the past they have
been less common than now, amid the
temptations ard distinction of roya! life.
Nor doss her motherly kindness end with
her children. OF late she has learnt with
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Thnn,b Rin6s and Cun-Mefal GirdIes.

painting Of course before the slipper is
made up. black satin effective, but
day of bride who will wear white satin
slippers painted In lilies of the valley.
Here is a novel girde the wlowy girl It is quite
new and certainly original The wastband is of gun
metal beads strung fine silver wire. and is studded
here and there with large crystal beads Hanging
from the tisc girdle Chains OF g11n-r1etal with
crystal intervals and drops at the END Of each
chain in oval shape This idea might be carried out in
cut beads of any Color have no objection to
making music, wherever you go, it is Very pretty
finish to any. house. gown.
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shoes trimmed ribbon bow
pink blue: cape trimmed with cream mousseiine
de sole. and rs edged gupue; with fancy lace suteh
in cape Jacket. showing color of lining
3-Infant's carrying peiisse in rich bensaine SIX.
warmly quilted The is trimmed with handsome
silk c!pare leaf design, over killed frs of
soie little silk shoes prettily trimmed
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with e,pure medallions The dainty bonnet is Of silk
ard ,ilted chon With ostrich tips prettily arranged
with chiffon appets at side and finished with soft
chiffon strings.
No. 4-ChIdren's white muslin pettcoats, hand made
the fo,,nce is trimmed with ticks and insertions of
patent Val. lace.
No 5-Infants sthree-quarter irock trimmed hnest
hand enbrodery with insertions of real VAL lace.
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brodered the six leaves being Inserted in the material
thereby producing very light effect
No a-Infants day flannel for long clothes, made OF
the finest quality Saxony flannel hand made and richly
embroidered in silk.
No 51o-Infants nightgown OF finest cambria; bodies
trimmed with insertion Val and muslin In
sertens In shape. made by hand and very carefully
fin she'd
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No 6-1nfant's flannel petticoat. to be fastened to
sta yband embroidered in silk with scalop and
nin; leaf design.
No Infants powder box. puff brush and comb
for the powder box and british. shetcled,
made in ivorne. with word baby nlad.
No S-lnfants head shawl in cashmere. one and a
half YARDS full fri of lace. and in
novel design of bunch Of grapes is handsomely
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No. Infant lambs wool short coating peisse the
capo IS trimmed NTH white hare fur. ard band of
roTdea SILK edged On either side VITA six stiItiie
BabN Toys hat OF cream satin: the crown IS trimmed
Fith squae of guiplre edged chiffon bouiliineh:
handsome feather and large rosete 81 chiaen COM
etc this CHARMING little CONNECTION On the little feet
pair OF SILK and Wool lace socks; also soft flannel
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Long. sealskn coats ere again in the iashion
Tie ore most popular is lined with blue broe ace
and fasiered with four ls1ae tut.cns covered with
sealskln The coat has iuli tel seeves sEd is
ccmpleted with a hand one roll sable colisr.
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"a the woman, strives old and bizarre el'ee'
no doubt the thumb viii appeal Several actresse
have tried 10 Introduce the fad bn' SO 'ai 70 -
unsuccessful Now that young society woman A MIS-
1assh wfe,rer has taken wearing one we sslali NJ
don6, see many OF them Mrs Wieanerss which Is Wor'
on the thumb of the right hand. Is heavy god nafa
wisA "a sjghet or seal in dark red blood stone. ih
crest seaatif,ily and the monogram beiea y IT.
a Sas becoming ring would bea crclet OF etosets
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