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The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
TO Name Rsg,serars.

AT the next meeti5g ofths De-
partment Of Elections, arrange.
me nts twill begin ior the lappoint-
meut OF registrars and assistant
registrars who are 10 serve during
the days Of reg istration 10 August,
September aud October and at the
Election in November. Under the
law these officers must be appoint
ed by the department in June.
The Republican and Democratic
city committees are to be notified
Of the provision requiring them to
submit to the Department the
names of three men for each Office
TO lie klled, SO that the registrars
and assistants can be selected from
the names submitted. Messrs.
FAIRY aud Chaytor. the Democra-
tic members OF the department,
have requested that they be fur
nished with list showing how the
officers will be allotted between the
parties, so that the Democratic
City Committee can furnish only
three names Tor a district IN
which the Democr ats are to have
one registr alton officer, and six
names in districts 10 which the
Democrats are to have two regis.
t:ation officera.
The Republican members will
decline to do this, however, claim
ing that under the law for each
officer to which the Democrats
might be entitled three names
must be submitted, which will re-
quire the furnishing oI SIX nam.s
for each district. III event OF any
party organization failing TO sub
NIT list Of eligible met, the De-
partment of Elections is empower
ed to make Its selection of oHict rs
to represent the party from am ns
Its rank and file.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
British Gs-riaDa Relieved.

CAPE TOWN, May 3, Reports which
have reached here via Port Nolioth,
western Cape Colony, dated April 10,
are to th" effect tl'nt British columns
arc now in close touch With the British
garrison at O'ohicp. about ninety miles
inland from Port NoliJth, and that the
relief of the British fore" there is prA"-
tically completed. The plu"hy little
garrison at O'okipp hns been closely
invested By the Beers toT weeks past
and has put M a defense which can be
compared to that of Mat"king. Tie
defenders of O'ukiep suffered rolnpala-
lively few casualties, but they were
subjected to constant "Sniplng ana
had occaSipnal sharp brushes with the
Rt,ru
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Boat House Robbie d .

A number Of the members of the
Franklin Boat Club left Chester
Tuesllay on board the club launch,
Margaret S., for the boat house
on Blackhild creek, Delaware. The
heavy storm Of Tuesday night com
PEELED the sailors to put into Mill
Creek, below New Castle, and lay
over for the night.
When the club house was reached
it was discovered that a pane OF
glass in Il side window had been
broken, the catch thrown from its
fastening and the boat house robbed
Among the articles stolen were two
deerskins, six blankets, a hanging
lamp, seven pillows, two sets OF
shutfieboard quoits, billiard and
pool balls, one box of tomatoes, one
box Of corn. one box of beans, and a
box Of peas. Nat Newman, the care
taker Of the boathouse and Il neigh
; boring farmer states that he is sure
of the parties who broke into the
boat house and it is thought that
/ they VIII be placed under arrest.
Notwithstanding the fact that
their boat house was stripped ot
many of its accommodations, tho
members enjoyed themselves
thoroughly. Shooting and fishing
We're INDUCED in and several impor-
tant improvements were made to
the club property.
Terrible plaques, those itching,
pestering diseases Of the skin. Pnt
an end to misery. Doan's Ointment
cures. At any drug store.
Remember Cookman' rummage
sale, week of May 9th. l0ll Market
street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
With The Guarisnen

In the near future the reoinental
officers OF the National Guard, vii,
meet for the purpose laying plans
relative to the time aud location OF
the summer encampment.
'Fhe majority Of the ullierss favor
the latter part of August. n" meet
ing OF the otllccrs was held last night
as Colonel Townsend was not in this
city. Invitations were issued yes!Gr-
day for the military reception and
dance OF Company A. which will be
held on the evening Of Nav 20. The
affair will be brilliant.
Harry Dawson, formerly a drum
maj jor Of the First Regiment Band,
has returned homo alter season
with the Waite Stock Company.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Gri,dcrs 10 Try %ouunion Help.

READING, Pa, May 3.-Several Of
the cityE largest contractors, whose
building opcrHtiUHs are completely tied
UP by the strike, announce that they
will attempt 10 resume with nonun'on
men next Monday. TIE Carpenters
union at a meeting decided that the
members would refuse to handle any
of the niliwork turned out by the
mills since the strike. Not brlrk
was laid in the city, At least l.GnO
men are idle. These include strikers
and those thrown out of work by che
present trouble.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Ding, DONG,
TROLLEY CAR,

Plans have been prepared toeX-
tenl the Newport and Stanton line
to Newark.
Slncelhe, Inc has been in operation
il has done an excellent business.
particularly TO Newport. The
people there have pelIlIoncd Ior
one Iare TO ,hI, CITY, and 1t Is be-
lIeved that il ii should be granted
the travel WpuI1 be as heavy as up.
on any suburban line leadln. INTO
city the size OF Wilmington The
travel to Stanton ia not so heavy
because the town Is sm alIer. bat
it is expected 10 grow. Newark is
one OF the best towns in the sec
tlou, both in sZe and IN the num-
Der OF people who travel, and it is
thought the new extension will paw
from The start.
While no time has been fixed for
beginning work on the proposed ex
tension, the company has .arSc
quantity ut rails at Stanton ready
10 begin operations when the order
Is given.
The completion OF this extension
would give Wilmington trolley
connections l0- twelve miles in the
direction of Newark and Elktou
and a line through MARYLAND would
probably be built 10 connect with
this one. There are already troll
| ley connections to Delaware City,
also fifteen miles from Wilmington
and poss blltv that this line Will
be extended to MiddIetown, which
is twenty niles distant from Viii
| mlnston
Despite the claims that line " a 8
10 be built from Brandy wine Springs
to lulonvlIc and Oxford, Pa.
| nptnlng has been done OH that pro
, e,t so far as oclual work IS con.
| ccrucd.
| The TennIs Con strucliOn Com
panv, which is building trolley
line between thls> place and Down,
ngton. has purchased CoutroII Ins
interest in the West Chester Street
Railway, including branch If
LeDapc and the park tat th9 lattel
place. This lnsures the building o
the i)owIngton road asan eXlenslot
ot the West Chester line. Whcl
The news oI tie purchase was tel
phoned TO bownInston this fore
noon every steam whistle was bow
ing tor fifteen minutes and ther,
was great excitement upon the
street.
Those in this city who are inter
ested in having trolley connection
with Pennsylvania towns, hop
that the Tennis Company will decid
to build line INTO this city. an
make Wilmington the starting pom
ot its system.
Employees Of the Pc oples RajIwa
Company are mailing good prosres
10 taking up the various turn out
on Sixth street. Two have alread
disappeared and last evening an
early this morning the one on S,xt
between West and Washing 10
be taken out.
CONVENE YOURSELF that Ely
- Cream Balm deserves att that II;
t been said of it as Il means Of VuI,
} relief and final cure III obstiua
F. cases of nasal catarrh and hay fey,
. A trIul size costs but ten cents. Eu
. size, 80 cents. Sold by druggists (
. mailed by Ely Bros, Sc Ware
: street, Y. y.
4 Mt. Olvr Ark. May II. 1901.
f Mcssrs. Ely Bros. - Please sci
Or me one bottle of Cream Balm, fan
q " size. | think It is the best mcc
| cine for catarrh III the world. We
+ r.sl,,,tflIIlv 1 NJ S,IlOt1I
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
! !OiS.

Delaware College Dramatlc Cub
gave an entertainment at aLIkon,
SID on Friday evcn,ng. They
will give one this sevenlng at New
ark, 10 Caskcy hall.
DR.. A. W. Miller, of Ph'!a9el-
phla will deliver lecture on Mon
day evening, May 5th, before the
Natural History Society oI .l)ela-
ware, at their rooms, Fourth and
West streets. lis subject Will be
"a trip throu h the Holy Land.
The Delaware College sroan's at
Newark are being liked up paths
being laid out aud grass plots ar
tlsucaIlv arranged. The signs
will scon be displayed: Keep ott
the grass.
The members Of Lodge No. -, A.
+. A. NJ, celebrated the twcnty-nintG
| anniversary Of tho organization last
| evening. in their hall on Twelfth st,
between Orange and Market.
K B. SOchrun Of Charles county,
! Md. has been rcasslgucd as ganycr
! for this district.
Tie Horace Burr Club Of Trinity
Church will give its tinal dinner Of
the season ON June II.
improvements are being made to
the Office Of the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company at Third and Market
streets.
William +. Bancroft yesterday
presented IIarper's Encyclopedia ol
United States History ~ the lnsLi-
tutc Free Library.
The Rev. f. +. Briggs will have
charge Of the regular bi-weckIy ser.
vice at the Home Of MerCifuI Rest to.
morrow afternoon at o clock.
James Davies, of No. i4oS Sherman
street, has announced himself as {
candidate for the Republican nOmiu:
tIon for representative from the Sec
und district.
The prisoners IN the Sussex County
jail are getting like the bOarders al
Sing Sing and will hereafter wea
the convict sarb with regulation
stripes.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

THE Amalgamated Association
yesterday at Wheeling, W. Var
reelected Theodore Shaffer, Presi-
dent. When the convention opened
there was much opposition to him.
His scheme of signing the scales IN
advance and the settlement of the
strike caused much feeling against
him and many delegates had been
instructed to vote against him. But
the president readily answered all
questions SO satisfactorily to them,
that he had no opposition for re-
election. 1t was a big victory 1of
President Shatier and SO was the
peaceful settlement of the labor
contention with the board Of arhl-
tration. The present wage scale
among the coal miners will be up
held at least until fall.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

STRANGE things happen every
day. One of the strange things
that happened lately was the steal
ing of Tl75 from Detective Ratiedge
We always had our suspicious of
those down country boys. They
are swift enough to come to VIII
mington and show our profession
how the trick was done. Soon we
will be compelled to employ two
city detectives to look after our state
detectives.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
MrCaY HeSlA RnNAcll,

pHILA DELPHlA, May 3.-kid Nc
Coy and Charles Russell or Chicago
fought six rounds last night at the In.
dustrial Athletic club, in which Mccoy
had the better of the contest. Russell
was in superb condition, while Mccoy
was little fat. Russell put up very
fast fight for big man and during the
first four rounds kept Mccoy guessing.
The latter fought cautiously.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

THE trustees Of the Delaware
Hospital for TIA" iusan" have the
same trullbI" that cUnLrontS the
Trustees of the Poor. They are
anXious to purhua" good ratalle
articles a. lpW as possible. They
find their bills az" aggregating quite
q sum every year and cutting INTO
their appropriation. Aparing down
process Will hr begun from now ON
and expenses kept down wherever
possible. The item of coal has been
a bio expense. which will l." rrme-
died hv the time next winter sets III.
New CRATE bars will h" purchased
for the heating apparatus and soft
coal used, which Is guaranteed to
effect a saving of over % per cent
in the amount Of coal consumed.
The institution at the present time
contains 81 patients which, with
the attendants. makes good sized
family to feed three times a day
and they have the best in the mar
ket Living expenses have lncrrtn-
ed from % to 80 per cent over what
it was last year, which amounts to
quite sum and requires the trus-
tees to scan every item Of expense
as closely as possible. 1t takes con
siderable money to run such large
institution and great deal Of atten-
ton. This the Trustees give for q
very small compensation. Three OF
the Trustees terms expire on Mon
day, May 5th. Gov, Hum has the
appointing Of tEeir successors and
it is said he will probably re appoin
all three Of them. He could not Il,
better.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Mrs. Bnrdctte Withdraws.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, May 3.-Ihe
political feature Of the clubWomrn'
convention is the withdrawal Of Mrs.
Robert j. Eurdettr of California from
the presidential race. This assures the
election Of Mrs. Denis Of New York to
that Office. with Mrs. Burdette's CHAM
ccS for the first vice presidency excel
lent. Following the morning session,
when an attempt made by Nassachu-
sets delegate to prccipltatc The color
question fell fiat. the clubWonen took
n recess to view the flower parade.
Mrs. l.uWe rode in u victoria de tcurated
by the Irday Morning club with ",p'o
pink roses and WAS accompanied iy
Miss Jessie Fremont, daughter OF the
rnthlndcr. and attended by eight ont
riders III white flannel, The ladies were
ttiirpd in gray aud carried palasoiS OF
the same shade. Til" afternoon session
was devoted to two minute reports or
state presidents.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Hartford Mayor Against Boxing.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 3.-William
Crowley, manager of the Nutmeg Ath-
lctic club, has been refused license
by Mayor Sullivan for boxing contest
between "Young Corbett' and Terry
Mct;overn which ne intended to pull
off in this city next October. The may
or announced that there will be no II.
ccnse issued for boxing In the city of
Hartford during his administration.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

WHAT the Every Evening says
in relation to the awarding ot the
grocery contract by the Trustees Of
the Poor is untrue. According to
Trustee Fahey the contract was
given to the lowest bidder, which
was w. Z. Frank. who has had the
contract numerous times from the
Democratic board Of trustees. The
trustees endeavored t. award the
contract to the lowest hidder-. They
did not ask if this or that bidder
was Republican OF Democrat.
Politics in awarding the contracts
cut no figure whatever and 1t Is ltn-
fair as we'll as unjust iii the Every
Evening to attack the trustees as it
did in both Thursday and fl1day's
editions. 1t is we'll sometimes to
find out the truth before making
msstatempnt- which we know has
been done in tins cuSr, 1t i, Il hard
matter to purchase all Of the sup
plies at as reasonable II figure as
possible and from the manner i'll
which the new hOlrl of trustees
have started out they aim to treat
every bidder right aud max" their
awards where they re'F'lv" bids from
the lowest hIdt"rs. Ii You will
sean the list of bidders You Will find
out that they an" not all Republic
cans The contracts were awarded
as fair as they ever were, being
Opene, by the President of the
board Of Trustees and by him hand
el to tn" different members who
read them oUl and compare the
prices Of rac' hldd"r We have
never rr"n # computed huW much
per diem II costs tJi'"l The inmates
Of the AIm~hu>r but we DO NOT
think it cGu be- don" on MN" cents
a day, the figures at which tn" IN
mates Uf the wurkhuuse AZ" fed,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
ncIay LII Hcef Truxt Litig q lion

CHICAGO, May B Official an
nouuccmcnt is made that the bill for
injunction against Chicago packing
corporations will not be filed by the
United States government until next
week. W. A. Day, special attorney Of
the department Of justice, left Chicago
for Washington and took with him Il
ropy Of the bill in order that it may be
reviewed by Attorney General Knox.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Confirmation Services.

Confirmation services viii be con-
Quoted at St Johns church Elliott
avenue and Market street tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock.
1t is expected that Arclldeacon
George c. Hall the rector of the
church, will present class Iof forty
members for confirmation. The choir
will give special music
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
RlmDaye sdi.i.

Goodman NJ. f.. Church viii have a
rummage sale for one week. cummcnc,
iug Monday May jth, at 1911 Mar
kct Street. Benefit Of Improvement
fund
=. $. While in the midst Of house
cleaning, II you have anything in
clothing, shoes, hats Or furniture, it
viii be Thankfully Icceivcd. BY mail
ing a postal card to Edward W, White
Rockford Road, wagon win call
for it,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, May 3.-A number
of persons had close call yesterday
morning when the barge Thomas l.
Sheehan sank to the bottom OF the
Delaware opposite the railroad per
The barge wus hauled to the ice
pier from Il position i'll the Delaware
river opposite the Riverside farm
An effort will be made by the dretge
America to raise the barge us she
lies in a bad place.
This is a revival Of the clay IN
dustrv where thousands OF dollars
worth Of clay have been taken rom
the bed OF the Delaware river. The
clav from the bed Of the river some
wear, ago was shipped to pottelleS.
The New Castle News comes OUT
TO-DAY in an article that must have
been conceived in malice and porn
in untluthtulness regarding the
Board of Education report. II may
now be stated for the benefit ol the
News that the political end OF the
story is fake. No votes are lleedea
from the parties named ami II VOTES
were needed they can be secured as
shown lately. The Board ut h.'d-
cation ut it, meeting on IltHlAE
night coull not understand the re-
port Of the Treasurer. The article
that appeared in the REPUBLICAN
has the REPORTS Of the Treasurer loF
foundation.
There are no inSinuations cast
against the integrity OF those con
rprnnrl hut The report j. f"r the tax
paYrrs to know about til" money
thYt is tnllpnt-i' Tne Bnnrl "i tii-
uraton under the law receives S6o'o
Ii on March /. 1901. there was due
for the year Ss!3). - and a"'orlih%
to the report for March |, 1902, n"
money had been received on 1Aat
account thea how did the sum
lviu,,e to Sl0.GO Clerical erro1S
are liable to happen and the TAX
payers will be pleased to nave l"A
! Collector White explain. Explain
! ations are in order but the News
| man should attend the meetings OF
the CITY bodies IN order t" kno"
what transpi,rs. The writer OF the
New Castle letter always hghtS III
the open and proposes TO give ,He
news as he finds it. He Is pud l"f
doing 50 aud must either M.4te II VI
| someone else will do it.
A circulating library ease ha5 ;f
rived ar ChaIl"ngpr'S drug store.
Special May d"votion& W"r" con
Quoted in 1t. Peters 'hurth las'
evening.
Several persons from this city at
tended the proprrs@iV" eu"hlr an'
dance given in ShlalGS Library Hal
Wilmington, last evening.
GnaranteeIruzorS, scissors, knlVF
StoOps
Perry Sisro is very sick.
Joseph L. Martin, William SIIn'
mons and Harry Brrt"m OF WI
mington, were Ill New Castle yes
terhay.
Neglected colds ma le fat grave
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

A RICH pawnhroker and his wife
were robbed Of $4,000 worth of jew
elry on Thursday night, in Kansas
City, Mo The thieves had the
kindness to send back the wife's
plain gold wedding ring. 1t is an
Old saying that thoS' who have,
have got to lose. It would he harl
to find t!&li IInch plunder on an ed
tor &AI }tS WIrn il Delaware,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
The I,ours Leave WashingtOn

WASHINGTON May 3.-Ex Secre-
tary John u. Long and Mrs. Long
have left Washington for their old
home at bingham, Mass. Secretary
Moody and number of other friends
were at the railroad station to bid
them roOdby,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
AdrInhk Sure of Roc Il q frllcr Gift.

NEW YORK, May 3. Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff at n meeting OF the
trustees Of Adelphi college announced
that the entire sum of Sl25 600 re
uured to secure the additional gift Of
Il like sum from John ID. Rockefeller
had been guaranteed to the institution.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Are You Satisfied

II not, 60 to Lynel,'s stores for good qualify
reas and Ncffee. Teas 35c, A0c., avc, 8Jc.. 75e
pound. Coffees, lbc, NC, 25c. 2tc. 3uc 3sc
pound. Large assOrtlnent OF Flower and
Garusu Seeds In packages. Maln store, N. W.
Cor. n adison Rnd tourth streets Branch
AtnrA - ". Gar. kLsS nsss, EAaAAk sArAAA-
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Harvard prOfessor Chosen.

LONDON, May 3.-Professor Barrett
Wendell! of Harvard university was
elected Clark lecturer on English liter
ature at Cambridge university for the
ensuing year
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
DIR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe
4 ::ss:i; s;ss! + Ssss!; sss DE
ache ,HeartDisc ase, Gravel, !
Dropsy, Female Troubles. ~ ALL

Don't become discouraged. There is
cure for you. If necessary write Dr.. fennHr
He has spent a life time curing Just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
Eight months in bed. heavy backache'
pa in and soreness across kidneys, also rhtu-
matism. Other remedies failed. DR.. Fem
ner : Kidney and Backache Cure cured me
romuIetcly. H. WATERS. Hamlet, n. ""
Druggists, soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-free.
CT NITUc'nkNnE Sure Cure. Circular; pr
Sl.vIIU0 UHNUE Fenner. Fredonia NY
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

kyOTICE WE, John J. GallnYher e. Bro. Ii
IN ccnsed drugsistf, tenants aud occupants
OF tl,a house, situated at 18th aud Market sts.
in the sixth ward of the city OF Wilmington
county Of New Castle, State OF Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements, OF the
acts Of the General Assembly, in snch ca,s
made and provided, do hereby givenotics that
! shall apply in writing to the court of general
sessions OF the stats Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle Co. to be held ut Wlmlngton,on
Monday, the 18th day OF May. 1872. being
the first day ofnext term OF said court, for
license for said house ~ a drug store, for
the Balc therein Of Intoxicating liquors by pre- 3.
scrption for medicinal purpo+ +es. and the fol :.
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward At
least tSelve Of whom are substantial free
holders Of suid ward, recommend this sad d
application, viz:
BENZ jamih Price Wilson adams
| NJ 4 Da1iueDlerp WIN + Green
Christian Bpoerl Geo SeioVer
| A b Stnylon John Carr
James lewis John Schlesel
David X Smith VIM Irico
| 3 H Chadwick > H Ehnis
a ~ Il darrell Thos J Hilisbrand
| WIN a Buskius WB Bullock
| + FHchweinhsrt Elijah Tomlinson
| Dan iel Duross Adolhhus strong
| John J. 0ALI.AG II ER b BIO.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
The Chicago Leaves Venice.

VENICE. May 3.-The liberated off,
GERS Of the Chicago have Joined their
ship. and the cruiser has left Venice.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

Fred G. Mammele OF No. IS East
Fourth street, has new paint eards
out. Call or phone Tor one.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
ChoynsEi knocks Out WeinIE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May s. Joe
Choynski knocked out Al Weinig In the
sixth round here last night
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

THE Dover Index and the Every
Evening are giving the Democratic
party some excellent advice, which
could as well be taken by the Rep"b-
lican party in Delaware. What VIII
the emblem be, dove with an olive
branch in its mouth or .lackass
rearing up on its front feet, kicking
leayenwarl with its hind feet
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

The AddickS men offered to give
the Regulars the Representative IN
Congress, the entire State ticket all
the Federal patronage, which they
now have. and to obligate them
selves to go into the Legislative c.Iu-
CHS and support any men the ReSu-
ulars might select if they would
abide by the decision of a two
thirds vote of the caucus on the
long term Senator This was not
exactly their ultimatum, but from
the completeness OF the offer It
would seem to be conceived. BY
all the rules of party procedure
among Republicans, II is claimed
by Mr.. Payne and the President, that
this last offer Of the Adiichs men,
eliminating all personality from the
offer, comes as near Il Rppubllran
proposition as it is possible for the
AddickS faction to attain.
From the above it would appear
that there is no hope Of the Repub-
licans winning out in this Stat" ut
the coming election. There is nu
earthly use in the Republicans fight,
ing and in the end hand the STATE
over to the Democrats. United States
Senators and all.
If the Republican party fails t'
elect two United States Senators
providing they are fortunate to ele"
Republican Legislature they vii
be saved for years to come from
holding any Of the city, county o.
State Offices.