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Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
JnoIanoet.
1tbpibcr Torretniuaen.

ltbDiber Jorretninssn. - Gubabp
Bading 60. bill, efter bpab Der meb.
SeIes fra sipnr Gitp, anpenbe en- baIp
Milion Collars til Sorbeorineer o.
llopioelie al lin 5orretnins Der |
gpen. Haar l1boibelien oe 5orbe.
bringerne fpmmer iitanb, bill Der pes
SIagteriet funne ilagtes 1000 eff.
anRa % 10000 spin baglig. On
tiIiuarenbe uopibelie at Cob Sto.
rage" afSelinseu bill firbe Steb.
Speialiitcrnes apupention. Soipas
SncinIiiter bapoe i'm StdtSfonpention
| Gapenport ben 2oen bs. pg romine.
rehe fslgenoe StatStifet: Statsiefre.
trr. %. u. Sacobs, Davenport; au.
bitsr, &. :. Grant, Wiiscatine; Gas.
ierer, 9. n. McIomen, Safe Bari;
@ererolaopofat, 5. g. Rcgrelis,
3es Woines; 9ommer / Ssieiteret.
q. 8. 8ugb, 7es Roines; Seieite'
retssGlerf, u. %. 2nrien, @aterloo;
Scrnbanefommisier, Sames Sort.
more, &lnteriet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
sNebrnTkn.
8nuernpr Sapaae / Sarniif

8nDernpr SaDage / Sarniif. -
Statens 8ltpernsr laoer til at pPre
en- Wanb meo 9en / RGien; bpab BON
forreiten err, ipnes Der elers at pare
bette Weninger ON; tbt bans, SLENDER
err liseiaa tpriee i at forosmme OF
flanore bamL iom bans Genner er
utrntteliee / at frembolbe hans go0e
Ggenifaber, Sioite llge fremfom
@upernsren meo ro9le bstIt lenia.
tionelle 9%eifploninser moo en- Gel
YoIitifere / Omaha, bpem ban onfIls
ger for at babe giort Soriag paa at
beitifte bam - @upernsren - for at
faa bam til at l,bnGnne Sc Meolem.
mer al Iolitifommisiionen / nppnte
gp, iom be snlfeoe aniatte / oi6ie
Stiuinger. San bleo isrIt buOt
81 200, tiger ban, oernGit $4,000 %
enOelis, 0a ban meO Soro8t boooe
ofotlt bisie Silbuo, $500. Rapne.
ne paa De an~giplOenbe Solitifere nil
8uuerneren life oifentIiggisre, oq oct
uiloe bore oct famine iom at pper'
aioe Dem / 9ooens goIb. Nebattsren
al "Smaba See, Hoiemater. er Ell
aarmel lloen al Sapage, og De bar
aItio 9ipet ~binanoen Oct gIatte Sag,
bpor Sc boobe a~nlebning BERTH. Sor'
Iehen beifplote 8upernsren HoIc.
mater for at bare LIANT Eenge al en-
iorbenpprenbe Statsfasierer rben at
betaIe benz tiIbo9e. GU itempIer Re'
bofteran BAN til 8ienginIo iom en-
9sgner % fnIoer BAN en- "SorIe'
iodep" % en- SAMPLER" og ifi9loet
BAN furtiagt Slioen iuIb, iaa set bare
itaar efter. 6sr Sapagt bleu 8ll'
pernsr, bar ban Ger al en- ap9J.
farm % orep meb Seiteop Orptning, |
bpiIten Ggenifab ban ogiaa tog Eel I
GnreIfiler % gGbbeleb, % bet er for
mohentIi8 til bette, Hoiepater iister,
nanr ban tituIerer BAN iom "Sodep".
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
5ltnh.
Tpmt iii Ssoen.

Gsmt til Spocn. - 8eter Worten.
ien, Sames q. Sans Rorber, blep
Sen 2oen oS. oemt til at babe lit Stp
forbruot, % 3agen for Senrettellen
foItiattes til 17oe Sftober. utabS
2ope tinaoer en- Gsosbsmt at beige
menem at blioe Ifllot og b9ngt, og
Wortenien Far palgt BET fsrIte. San
faItboloer fremOeles, at ban er ultpl'
Dig / Woroet paa San.
Hpe Serubaner. - st aftieieIfa5
er blepen organiieret for at bpgge npe
Setnbaner iamt anlp8ge Selefon' o8
Eele9roflinier / lltab. S SpioIen for
aompagniet Itaar Sobn g. &oaof,
Sobn 6. aftdiion og George s. Stl,
og BETS aftiefapital er en- Wiaioa
3oGarsg Zen poatpnfte SooeObaneS
gItIiae gnSeItation oil blioe / Salt
Safe Gitp, % llo3angspunttet ! Ss't
blioer etitets paa Statens g%eitgrpnie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Sub 9nkntn.
seSbs Gouieoelt / ssb 9afota.

gr9fioent RooieoeIfs 81: "Sebop"
fom | @anbass til Surou, Iebinget
at nogle at Somiliens 8enner fra
SIten. San pil opbuloe fig en- Els
oerabe for at sau paa Sagt.
Ngt Depot. Great Iortbern
ganen figes at baoe iiinoe of bpaae en-
flor moberne Standardization / Siour
6aas iitebetfor ben npIig brqnote
Stationsbpanins. MioIertioie Be.
nptter 9onen Smabaitationen for fine
Sr9n.
Guoicr up | Siour SAILS. - Sc.
mertfortonge er MI blepen megef al.
minoelise | Siour Sails, % Der lps.
ges me Sortouse al bette Slags
rainbt ON paa ale Solo. Ser er bort.
fontraberet en- ioaoun W9ngoe Sor.
tcug'arbeibe, at bet ifal goot sisres,
ON alt fan bIipe ubfsrt, for ginterpu
.irotraber. gpens Snsenisr tiger, at
Der MI er iaIt % Wil Gementfortouae
/ Siour Sails.
Sra Cafe Ereitpn. IS l1aen, Tom
enbte ben 26be Nl1suit, fonbt II Glen.
oomsooerora9eli er al 6armlano
Steo / Singsburg County, o. Den
'amleoe ai66eium brIsb fig til $685..
473. - 9peseoirfiombeOen Der /
gpen bar tSommer p9ret uiabuanIigt
liulig, % ct itsrre Intal - ialt 20
- me geboeliesbuie er blebne op.
fsrte iiben iioite @aur. abIfilIiee me
Suie til bilbe gaa op, bpis ser Blot
bar Sneofere og 2smrere at fau fat
/. st fort prG9tist SfoIebuS al
"grid" oil bIipe fproigbpgget / en-
nGr 6remtiS. Oct ifaI ioite $4,000.
garucicn, - lIi96oanIig Itqrf
Hebbsr bar ser pGret oper belle Sim
Rioer Galen / ben ienere Sio, meloeS
fra Suron. Sorosmonnet er albeles
giennemblaot, Siser, @loe % gpffe
opfplOt eler ooerfplot meo Ganb, og
2aplanb er tiloels ooeripsmmet. SOB.
n%egangene Itaor Jig uomGrfet. Srpifs
ningen er ble0en afbruot % foriinfet,
% paa enfeIte Steber er aorn i Sbod
~betpoelig ifaoet. Waiien fommer Jig
forbolbspis bra, men ct Bar Tigers
tort, oarmt Geir er nsopenoig for at
bringe ben til at mobnes, tirr paa De
Strsg, huor 8roiten Far pitt Jig.
Soro6unben er for opblsOt for Ssits
plsinin9, % arbeibet mac uoiGttes
en- llges Sib eaer l9ngere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Okluhnntu.
Notwithstanding.

Sernbanebpgnins. - s Sflaboma
err set for Sioen ualminbeIig IioIigt,
bpaS 9pgnine Of npe Ssrnbaner an
gaar. 5risco, Santa Sc, Sod SsIanp,
aatp os andre Sernbaueipitemer no.
piber iig / forifieDise Retnirger, %
Ser Irgges Spor paa oper 1000 Ri!
en- OmfreSs al 100 Mil ira Spen
Guthrie. Slere al DC fonfurrerenoe
9inier err life IGngere ira ~hperanSre.
emo at Observation-Disclosures i Den me
9eir fan raabe oper til Den aueen.
GsIGgsrnsc grGriebranb. 5
Gmegnen al MARION, life Iangt fra
CALEDONIA, bar Der | iibite uge beriss
en- ioriGroeIig &rGriebrano, icHl
soeIagSe alt paa i'm Bel. Sarmere o.
areaturpporRttere | CT antal al np.r
ct Sunoreoe siOroe iortpileoe an.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
mnntnnn.
Saplpb pau Sernhancn. =

iagertog paa Nortbern @anen afgif
ON Worgenen BEN Site auguit ira
arlee, % omtrert iamtioig forloo ct
8obgtog paa 90 gosue Statipnen,
saaeuoe / moSiat Getning. Hasln'
sertoeet stf neoouer % 5ragttogst
cpoper. Riot oppe / Stigningen Ifit'
re Oct iioite iig / TO GeIe, ibet ct 'tsrre
initial @osRe paa en- eIler anoen
Raabe Hap los % sif tiIbagc neS'
uper Sporet / raienoe 5art. SOTO.
motipisreren paa Rasiasertoget trai
til at ie iis tiIbage % opOaaeSe 5a'
rem itioe til at Issue gremieapparatet,
7oa | fippenoe aarriere itprteSe Sosei
ne%bigiennem Sfraaningen. Sss
Gparo bapee Oct Srngtposneue lise |
SGlene paa tia, % bauSe bet life pG.
ret FOR Sen Smitauoigbeo, at Der Der
er en- Stianing paa Sinien oiloe ct
Sammenitsb baDe pGret u~unoaaae.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Nprn pnkntn.
Suhnion Ganbibat.

Sobnion aanbibat. Gcrbemp9.
renbe Wnpor Sobnion | Sarge er
iaar aanoioat for Gountpouoitor !
Co.'s Gountp.
I'm Sbe0e. Den ierite 9eperin5
al SpeSe al bette anrs Ssit bIep mob.
taget | 2uItefoas Msle / Grafton flo.
lite 2orbag. Gen fom ira 8. S. San.
ges 5arm % grabereoes go. / bars.
gauge fit % guibels pr. acre.
Jarlis airrring. Mrs. arel
Bloom | Siasboro Lob bort meb lin
Manbs grober, @iis. gIom, forleoen
Sag, efterlabenoe to imoa gern.
Barret blep paagrebet | Sarge %
brogt tilbage til Siasboro, bpor be
inbiattes / 5RngiIet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
& en- enScu Spaltc uiI 2Gierne fit

& en- enScu SpaItc oil 2Ticrne fin
Sc @rof. Sobu Gables 8oIc oe0 BAL
S~ersfteunet / Ct. goul fioite Seron0,
bpiIfen ocycjai8It CT os tiIicnot / MQ'
trice al "Rorbocitcn". 81 boOoe
trufet Observation-Disclosures til at toa
@eretrirger ON bcnne oeIIpffeoe Set
I'll Bette &c. al 9IoSet men Den 2r
enSr1l life GorSSog Wiooog noo2t
frcm, % ri fan berior life iao DEN mo
for / nGite No.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Norretnings nptiticr.
siibpoes after pofens sGiere.

Sbe Sheo, @rsl Gpmpaup iremiGttsr at'
ter eeres 5iIbuo ON at ieHbe en- Battle az
8ita.Cre pal RrFpe til hper al 2ecurah'
gpisus 9Gisre, % be icm trpusrr meot'
emit SebanpIis bures life icripmme at be-
nptts a~ulsbniaseH sc here's Gpsrtisis'
ment paa SIDE 5 / bette go. % IGs bet
~ombpsael,gt isitunem. S~ompauiet pnIter
life at mUetaae geHse fra Hpsrn, iun life
bar npot oiupn al Gtta'Cre, 60 al beune
grano irsmbpaer be life RseieiueH mob
apntaut. Mause al 9oitsns 2nisrs bar
alereps benpltet is al 3llbuoet, o. be, iom
enouu life bar siprt BET, buroe life SstGuts
iis paa at sIgrs bet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

Honor Som Sufniun I GIcpcIanO,
ohio, tn0toper en- fremifllOt EloSS PED
0cntofraterncs R~oooSborS, men Oct
er en- bcfjcnot Gag, at bans sGrGier'
riabe0 hiQpr MOB cn6m iterre Eng.
S;ohniou oil bIire RrGiioent, % bpert
greb, ban bar 0iort pnn BET pollttIte
Sdafbrpt / De iiSite Bar aor, bar
utuiIiomt opret giort meb Eante pan
grritoertitoIcn. Wapor Sobnion er
iom beficnot ct Stpftc al en- &eforma'
for, pna iamnre Ei0 iom ran er Dttl'
Iionpr % arbeiosgioer / itor NaoIe'
Ttof. Gettc bar 'foffet BAN talrlae
8erner % IigeIeoe$ mango SLENDER.
San har Orb for at funne iteue Jig
meb De ferite, 90 ban bar tr8en lterre
emit emo at befirmpe De 'ibite, bpor og
raar 2eiIigbeSen tilbp0er iig. SnOcn
Oct oe~nofratiIfe 9nrti / Ohio bar Ser
nGret en- langpnrig 6etoe meuem
Sobnion og bans Ntobitanoere, 9i&ie
iiSite funoe 10 regne no. at Iaa IGngc
Reiormr Rnporen life bar Den mag
tigItc Nano / lit Garti / Statcn,
furSc Ser life oGre Gale ON, at bon
piIbe bIipe Bartiet8 ierite Ranb /
2anoet. 9erfor giaIot BET at boIoe
BAN tilboge ian meget ion muIig; tbi
Be oioite, at bIeo Sobnion en- mGgti.
Qere Wan6, ems ban oar, piI0c bette
betp0e npe poIitIIfe @u6cr / Ohio. 5
btsie 9ase boIoes en- oenofratlif
Stat5tonocttiou Ser / Stateu, %
Sobuions @crner tar life oIcne Son.
troy ooer aonDcrtioncn, men Sobu'
ions min0ite 2nifer or bIeoet opfDIot
meo en- 9ereoUlui8beo % iGnIIg 81.
bigbeo, lem er I'll at iorIn0re iig oper.
San bar iaa grun6igt TIaact fine Wob.
itanSerG, al c1oog @gcr iom GiucIns
natl, bOor "Nutl. &obni nI&men" bio.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

ltrpngelier for at begrpnie Sloea.
9enne opitoo fra en- GigaretItump,
lom ligegploist Oor bIeuen len8t ben
| BET terre 8r9s.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

surrosmonIrt m Nr---rn.it,, m
g,,h, n.:r,r r,, 7r,c s,,>,r e, ..t
Mn>,.;, n-.a ron o.r,r,s~,,,,o,
h,-,o Mar ! lin wGm.r,,,., - ar
ber rrnr, En-, m, r., wp.,crra er
oun;t.a ,,,7,+ ;.r i, E~r,rsonr,l,ar IL
A,r ,,n,, N,alNy. ,o.,,cr;n,n, !,
mr,1ir,t.n s,r T., ~, It rr,,r,,,
% Der rr o9,r~.2~>. -r1@r,,,,,.
for ct .~,yga.rrsr,u am OF ~ pro.
cents Qog5re59flj,n ,cr rsp,rf zyf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
3MtdJtguu.

grrubtpru. - s Rptheoen al
Bird Greet, ca. 4 Ril i RorO for Re'
nomonee, bar man efter St8enoe fun'
oct ct Stpffe SorpmDr, boor Der er
ubmqrfet 9rpnotorp. ct Ittle'el'
fab bar oonnet fig for at uonptte
Sorumpren.
ssmmcrtpprri. - Charles Sip
fpiIt fra Someiteub, @is., bIeo Fcrls'
6en orreIteret / Wenomouee paa Yin.
flaae for at ppre impliceret / Spoerlet
al Semnrer til Ell 8Groi al SILL
ira Ro6er & @ation | Chicago. 20
anbrc er helagtige. U. 8, 6reeman,
icm aQereoe er ierot i 6Rngiel, % en-
Charles 8rooman, iom forIeoen bIao
arreIteret / Staten @aibington.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

&c ire 8o~ersencraler Iebiu8et II
Wr. Slider penbte / Manoags
tilbaae til 9onbon fra Saag. I'll
beres fore 8I9he i%tprtregreSe BET
PED Seres anfomit til 2onbon, iaa Be
flap iibemrrfet iii lit &otel.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
ITEMS FROM
CHESTER.

Another death occurred from small
poX IN this city yesterday afternoon
The victim is William Mcintyre. col.
ofed, who lived on Welsh street above
Second. lie was 2s years of age anG
has been in serious condition f,]
several days lie was buried last
night.
Chester Heate, aged 26 years, who
bearded at s32 West Sixth street, was
drowned yesterday afternoon while
bathing In Chester Creek near the
houses OF the Chester Ice company.
above 7th street
Miss Mary Wier, OF Wilmington,
who has been visiting Miss Laura
Prlestly,hcr cousin, in the First Ward
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Rowles and
daughter Ethel have returned home
after laving spent week in Viii.
mlngton visiting relatives
Miss Carrie Ellis, of Deimar, Del.
who las been visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. W. Hill, of Folsom, Pa, has re-
turned home. -
The coal strike has assumed a SER
ious aspect in this city and the pros.
poets now are that the pipe mills in
the western section of the city will
tart in to be saving when they are
started at work again the first Of
next week after having been closed
down for the purpose Of making re-
pairs.
Select Councilman ID. b. Mcclure,
OF the Seventh ward, and Common
Councilman G, }. Hunter, Of the
Tenth ward, left Chester yesterday
for Hartley, Del. where they will le-
main as the guests Of friends for
couple Of days cunning for wood
cook.
Small houses are in demand at
Chester
Col. John Bodlcy, Of West Virgin
la, who has become very well known
about Media by frequent visits to the
county seat to visit relatives, has
purchased the McCracken farm at
Chester Heights He paid sll,SO
for the land, which amounts to $50
an acre. there being l47! acres in the
plot. The Colonel was in Media yes.
tcrday on business. He is quite a
wealthy Soutnerner and q very enter
tanning talker.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Railway lmpr Ovcments,

Many improvements are being
made by the local Railway Com
panies The Wilmington City Rail
way Company has completed the
loop which runs down Buena Vista
street to its power plant and it has
also put in a connection between
the Market street line and the line
on Vandever avenue SO that it is
now possible to run cars from one
hne to the other. There is also
considerable repair work being done
by tho company.
The Brandywine Railway Com
pany, connection of the Peoples
line has paved between the tracks
of its new line in the Ninth Ward
for the egreatest portion of its length
and is now putting in the cross
overs and filling in between the
tracks at Vandever avenue and Pine
street. This line will be ready for
operation by the time that the new
bridge over the Brandywine is COM
pleted.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Berry Season Nearly Over,

Brldgeville, Del. July S.-This
week will wind up the season for
Dlackberrles and raspberries down
delaware and it is estimated tha
the growers made at least twice
!he amount OF money out Of black
berries this season as they did the
| previous year. On the Fourth of
July delegation of growers met
at Sand Hill camp ground, an1 after
spreading their table ate big din.
her together, after which they pre-,
pared Tor mortgage burning which
consisted of thirty-two mortgages,
these farmers made enough money
thls year out of their trawDerry
crop to lift most all their mOrtga yes
1hat which was lacking was finish
ed out OF black and raspberry crop.
The peach season is about on, at
least there is a few early fruit being
shipped from here which will prob
ABLY aggregate about two cars a
day. The fruit is very fine this
year and it is expected to bring good
prices, as did the berry crop. There
are a few white potatoes moving,
but farmers are reluctant to dig on
account of desiring to clean up with
the black and raspberries which
will last a few days longer. 1t is
estimated that about 800 cars of
white potatoes will be shipped from
this station. John r. Vandenburg
has about fifty cars, and Layton g.
Owens will have nearly one hun
dred; Ellingsworth q Co. will have
about one hundred, and several
more commission men here expect
a large quantity.
The apple crop is the largest for
many years, although this is the
apple year for Delaware. There are
never many apples shipped from
this station, Probably the heaviest
days shipment will net eight cars.
They are bringing big prices here,
selling from so to 55 cents per bas-
ket.
The Scneld peach and Troths are
coming in now. but are very small
Although very pretty peach they
have little stability about them,
and are selling from 35 to so cents
per basket.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
New YORK Markets.

FLOLR-Steader again, but not ac-
tive, Minnesuta patents. sAu4lj; winter
straFhts, 3 iJG3s5, winter extras s3lJb
3.35, winter patents s. tVf4 10
WHEAT Active ana stronger on cx-
cesSive rains in Kansas and heavy local
covering September, Is I-lGRIt4c,. De-
tenhcr. 13Ui57sC.
RYE Steady; state C21l6ic,, c. E., New
York. car lots, No. ? western. iigc., f. o.
b, anoat
COKN-Advancod on covering impeled
by rains, cool weather and the wheat
str"hglh, lecemhrr 3E@c,
pATE-SrUnger on hilltsh crop news.
track, whlt". state, j1Un2o,, track, white,
ruKK-Fnm; mess, tt>..5a2O family.
LAkD-Dul, prime western steam,
il so.
HrrTEN- Firm state dairy, 17r.a2lc,:
creamery. Ei4T.!c
CliEESE SE-lEr"guiar, ucw. state full
crcnfn, small coorcd, tuury. l0Nl0l.c.,
small. whIte, ldHl04c.; large, colored,
yigc. large. white Hitr
Sugar Raw steady, fair refining.
2 l@-lCc. centrifugal N test 3 j-lf".; rec
tiE.d steady, crushed, jl5c,; powdered,
4 lie,
MOLAssEs- Steady; New Orleans, 800
4lc
.RlCE-Frm; domestic aa.mGtgc; Japan.
4&,Uic.
TALLOW-rirm; city, C'.c.. country, G].
QGllC
HAY -Quiet; shipping. G,ue5c,; good to
choice, aUMa5C.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Engineer Br Iy Stuck To his rost.

49, y SseSN ~ tbS V3Us
Trenton, N. j., July 9-Frank
Krewson. engineer Of the New York
and Philadelphia express on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, due at Jer-
sey City at 1920, tells a thrilling
story at the Mckinley Hospital to.
night of midnight ride Of forty
miles with both flues Of bis engine
blown out.
lie tottered from his engine at
Elizabeth on Sunday night and fell
unconscious. lie did not regain con-
sclousneSs until tonight. When the
first Hue blew out near Trenton the
division train dispatc tcher told him to
try and bring his train through to
Jersey City. Near Elizabeth the
second ilue blew out, causing tire.
mendous back draft almost enough
to burst open The door Of the tirebox.
krewson compelled the fireman to
leave his post. There were 200 pounds
Of steam registered and Krc wson,
bracing his feet against the doors
OF the iiletox, kept his hand on the
throttle until the amount of steam
had been reduced to forty pounds.
When Elizabeth Was reached Krcw
son staggered from his cab. his feet
a mass Of burns, and fell In q faint.
Oxygen continuously administered to
the devoted engineer saved his life.
The use Of soft coal is said TO have
been responsible for the accident.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Small pox Hospitti

Ground was broken yesterday for
tho Municipal Hospital. IN which
Chester S smallpox pItIentS are to
he properly treated and taXcn care
or. The hospital question has been
before Councils for many months autl
it was not until two private cltlhaas
came forward vita a pratlcal propO-
sltlon that anything ikea plausible
result was IchGL Dr.. H. 5. Mai.
sou, one Of the Leading PHYSICIANS pf
Chester, and f. +. Wtitc, who is
widely knpwa through the country.
conceived a plan whereby Chester
citizens suffering with smallpox
could be properly taken care of aud
the city freed from the grasp Of this
loathSUme disease.
Tins cost vii! amonnt to about
$4,000. Among those who subscribed 1
u the tunG are: Robert Wetheri!I,
tile Eddystone Manufacturing Com.
pany Chester Tube Wcrks, Frederick
BaIdt and number Of other private
citizens and manufacturing concerns
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Deaths

Alfred J. Burton, Sr., died this
morning at his late residence No. 6l5
West Fourth street. His funeral
will take place on Sunday afternoon.
July 18th at l.30 o'clock. Interment
will be made in Rivervicw cemetery.
Suddenly in this city on Wedncs-
day, July 0, James Robert, son Of
VIM. L. and Alcinda Grimes, In his
l2th year The funeral will take
place from his parents residence, No
$50 Vandever avenue on Saturday
afternoon, July 18th, at 3 O'Clock.
lnterment will be made in Lombardy
cemetery.
Robert p. Carey, the well known
butcher who had butcher stall al
4l9 King street, for a number OF
years, died on Wednesday after an
illness of one year. His funeral will
take place from his late residence No
2ll East Third street, on Sunday al
ternoon, July l3. at 2.45 o'clock. Ser.
vices will be held in Asbury church.
Remains may be viewed at the house
until 2.3O O'Clock. lnterment WILDE
private at Riyerview cemetery.
A double funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon from No. 1927
Tatna street, under the charge Of
Undertaken George Fisher. William
H. Wolf died on Wednesday atl
O'Clock and Rebccca Ridgway, a sis.
ter in law died at the same house this
morning at 3 O'Clock. They will
both be inferred in Lombardy GENE.
terry.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Woo .Ga c Item s.

Vincent Lamborn and wife Of
Yorklyn, visited his parents here
Sunday.
Daniel Conner. Of Philadelphia,
Thomas Mcmahon Of Landenberg and
Mr.. O'Neil of Mt. Cuba, Ellwood Bis
col and Miss Name Conner of Will
mington, have been the eguesls Of John
Conner.
Miller Speakman and wife Of Mar
shalton, spent Sunday with his par
entS here.
Mrs. Linsay OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with II. II. Boughman and
family.
VIM. Stoops, vino has been i'll for q
few weeks is much better and able to
be about.
Wooddale paper mill has shut down
for a few weeks to make some re.
pairs.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10

SURELY everything must be love
ly at Delaware College. Professor
Manning was frozen out and nov
Edward N, Vallandigham, professor
of the English language ana litpra.
ture has resigned. He will deliver
course Of lectures in Delaware
next winter on "Pohtical Science"
1t would be good idea to deliver
lectures on Political Sense Pro-.
Vallandlgham is an Old newspaper
man, being engaged at one time in
writing for the Every Evening and
later for the New York papers. l[e
has lived in New York all the time
he taught at Newark. The College
loses valuable man with his retire
Aeut.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
DOTS.

The Atlantic City team will play
the Wilmington, A. A., on Saturday
at the South side base ball grounds.
The Shellpot theatre is drawing
big crowds every afternoon and even
ing. This Is one of the pIcasantcst
places to spend an evening with your
best girl.
Media borough was in utter dark
ness on Wednesday evening owing to
the breaking OF the immense belt in
the power house. 1t took several
hours to make lhe necessary re-
pairs.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
CASES IN IF
CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochran in the CITY
Court this morning Clara Thomas col
ored, charged her husband, Manuel
Thomas with beating her. They
have been married three months and
and have had troubles of their own.
They passed blows and She was struck
twice in the face. The case was dis.
missed
Augustine Travis, colored, was
charged with the larceny of three
shirts and coat the property of LiI-
lie Stewart valued at $l2. The goods
were taken on Tuesday from No. 2
New street during her absence. He
was around the house when the goods
were missed.
Nathan Levy testified that he took
the goods in pawn from Travis on
Tuesday last and advanced him $l.75.
lie was held in $500 bail for court.
George Loncy was charged with
violating health ordinance.
Secretary Wigglesworth of the
Board pf Health testified that COM
plaint was lodged about the condition
of an alley rear by GIG, Gls and 620
Franklin street. Mr. LoneY owliug
G20 and notices we're served on him
to connect with the sewer. He failed
to comply with the orders of tile
Board. lie appeared before The
meeting on June "a and agreed l.
comply with the order
Loney asked that he be given a
little longer time. He has too much
money invested in the property which
is now in chanccry. The case went
over until tomorrow morning to give
him chance to have Mr.. Conrad In
attendance.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
Free Ice Fund

Contributions for the ice fund for
the poor of our city will be received
at this office. Olivet Presbyterian
Church heads the list with contri-
button of $40. The treasurer of the
fund is John S. Rossell. Twenty
five cents will be able to provide ice
for one family for one week. Any
minister or physician finding needy
case will send the same to the Asso-
ciated Charities.