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New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
MAKES REEDS AND HARNESS FOR LOOMS
MAKERS OF SILK YELLING.

One Of the younger silk manufacturers Of Pater-
son. with practical knowledge and executive ability
Is August A Fischer At the age of nineteen he
was manager for a silk firm in the building
now occupied by the Caspers SILK Company, or
which he is the manager At the age of twenty
four he had charge of of the largest ribbon
mills in Pennsylvania Later he returned to the
place OF his earlier experiences. and, forming
partnership with L. Schrepfer. they purchased the
fusine sc NJ Peter C,aspers The firm now consists
OF /. Schrepfer, president and treasurer. and Nj
Fischer. vfce-president, secretary and manager
They manufacture silk veilings.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
AT THE FEET OF ROYALTY.
From The London Chronicls.

From The London ChrOncts
There is a very happy little girl at Amersham
When the King arrived at the station Thursday
crowd OF inhabitants assembled. Among them
was a little girl. who had forced her way into the
station entrance and. stumbling a mat. she
fell almost at the Kings feet. His majesty no
ticing the little mishap Immediately took a six
from his pocket and presented IL the child
who has decided not TO spend IT,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
ULTIMATUM.
Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
"I offer you my love" said the young man, with
bitterness. "and you offer your friendship and
good wishes, No Pulsatilla there can be no such
reciprocity that between us two,"
80, then" said the young woman, coldy, ITS
annexation nothing. is it?'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

representation IN the cavalry company with
thirteen members. and the Third Company has
ten members.
The rough riders have standing as a mill
tary organization, but they have the support of
the parent organization, on which their good
work reflects credit.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

Edward Hagaman Hall. at the Hotel Savoy Be
sides seventy-hve photographs and drawings Mr.
Hall Will show some remarkable relics from the
historic spot The lecture will be of double inter
est to those who favor the purchase of the James
town site Tor a national park and the national
celebration, in 1907. of the jamestown tercenten-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

arine ARRANGEMENTS TO put in modern
and IL g. ne mill which she has just purchased.
plant II ihh,,Sband died about three years ago. She
Her eir,o Children with whom she lives now in COM
nHn-+able style.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

LECTURE TO BB GIVEN BY EDWARD HAGAMAN
HALL.
An illustrated lecture Historic jamestown and
Her Neighbors'' will be delivered on the evening
of February n before the New-York Society Of the
Order OF the Founders and Patriots of America by
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

market in its perfected state. It's adoption since
that time has been rapid that II promises to
supersede other methods OF silk spinning. In his
early experiments Mr.. lyman expended large sums
of money. but the Of his ideas has brought
him such substantial returns that he is now rated
among the wealthy OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
WHAT HAPPENED TO THIRDLY"

From Tho Youths Companion.
Dr. Gordon who the first minister of the
church in Jamaica Plain. about the year 177l, was
a Scotchman. very stern and arbitrary In his man
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

"JAMESTOWN AND HER NEIGHBoRs."
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Salisbury Excited.

Salisbury, Md. August a.
Considerable excitement was oc'
casiored in Salisbury at a late hour,
last night by the attempt Of several
young uegro soldiers. who have re-
Gently returned from the Philippine
Islands, to interfere with deputy
sheriff while taking to Jail one Of
the negroes accused Of shooting
Conductor Waller. The negroes
drew pistols and made threa tening
remar rks. The sheriff, however,
landed tile prisoner iu Jail and g ave
the alarm, and within a few min
utes more than a hundred white
men aud boys had invaded "Geor., .,e-
town. the colorcd settlement Of the
city. The soldiers could not be
found. although, diIigent search was
made for them. Conductor Waller
is no better to-day, although it Is
believed he Will live unless pneu-
monia sets in. Armed posses of men
are still hunting for five other
negroes who were in the party and
have Winchcsters and ropes ready
10 string them up should they be
caught. Feeling around Delmar is
running high, and the entire State
of Delaware will be secured Ia the
effort to find the men. The three
men here 10 jail will be held await
Ing the result OF the Conductors
case. Should he die 1t is certain
they will be taken TO Baltimore or
safety.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
A A REFUSES
TO PLAY.

Only three innings of the game
between the A. A. and Brandywine
was played at West Chester yester
day, Barton took his men from the
field and refused to accept the
guarantee.
Pitcher Steventon who was in the
box for Branlywine when the A.
A. defeated the team on its recent
visit over the bridge was put into
umpire yesterday instead Of Black
the teams regular umpire. 1t is
claimed that Steventons work as
an umpire was SO rank that 1t would
beimpossible for the A. A. to win.
Manager Frysinger requested that
Winham be put into umpire the
bases in Brandywines inning and
the balls and strikes in Whining
tons inning, with Steventon doing
the same for Brandywine. This
request was refused and the A. A.
boys were called off of the field.
RAIN STOPPED GAME.
The game at Front and Union
streets yesterday afternoon between
Wilmington and the 'Cosmopolitans
was stopped in the second inning
on account of rain.
DIAMOND DUST.
Boston National League will be
over the bridge today. "Vic"
Willis and Pittinger will do the
twirling for the visitors and Doc
Blough will be in the box for the
A. A. team.
Pottsville will be at Front and
Uuion streets and the proceeds will
be donated to the families of the
pulp mill sufferers.
The All -Cubans will be over the
bridge on Saturday.
On account of the death of Lavi
c. Bird the LawyersDoctors |game
has been called off.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Cow Case For High Courts.

Bridgeton, N. j., August a..
is likely that the highest Courts oft
the State will have to wrestle with
COW case. Postmaster Henry
Reeves, Jr., of Leesburg, was ex.
ceedingly annoyed, some months
ago, by cows belonging to his
neighbor, County Freeholder Joseph
Sutton. The cows would come on
Reeves property to pasture despite
repeated warnings. Failing to keep
them off in any other way Reeves
one afternoon peppered the herd
with buck shot, and one of the cowa
died from the effects of the wounds.
Sutton brought suit in the Cum
berland~Courts for damages. The
case was hard fought, and much in
terest was manifested all over tho
county, owing to the prominence Of
the parties. To-day Judge Trench
ard awarded Sutton SIS damages,
but the case will be appealed and
Reeves declares he will not pay ths
money until compelled to by tho
Court OF last resort.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
To Hang Tomorrow

Snow Hill, Nd, Aug. 81 --Asbury
Dixon, colored, who is 10 be hanged
here Friday. said good-by TO Tema,
his little son, today lie was very
much effected, holding the boy in his
arms and CRYING over him, while the
little fellow who is only 0 years old
laughed at the queer and unusual
sounds his father made and begged
him to play with him. When til c
bow left he SAID was going home to
get his best ciothtes, as he was going
home to his fathers funera! Fr lday.
lie was brought to the Jail las t
Saturday that he might spend the
last week Of his fathers life with
him. Asbury then showed his first
sign OF emotion, his eyes filled up
and he could not speak. Ho has
been playing and talking to the little
fellow all the week, but when cur
ious visitors come he puts his hat
down over his face and looks sullen.
The only realization that Tema,
shows OF his fathers impenliu. fate
is that he says lie will give all the
money he has in his purse, amonnt'
ing to about 81, II that will keep his
father from being hanged. Tcma
was takeen back today to MIR. Eniah
snocksey, who has promised Ashury
that he will give the boy a home
Dixon had worked for Mr.. Shockley
uumbcr Of years prior to his arrest
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
With The Democrats.

Democratic candidates for Office
have filed their names with the
Democratic County Committee, aud
the principal ones are:
For Sheriff-Henry NJ. Mother
all aud George W. Gray.
Coroner-George r. Tarburtton.
State Senators-Howell S. Eng
laud, first district; William S. Bird
third district; Artemas and Jam. -
McCallister, fifth district; John A.
Latta and James Roberts. seventh
district.
For Represen tatives-Dr. II. G.
Buckmaster, first district, Charles
s. Hurlock. second; Baldwin Sprln-
ger, third; Thomas NJ. Mona 2 han
and Bernard ]. McVey. fourth;
William M. Connolly, fifth: q. c.
RICHTER and Jacob G. Hanbv, sixth
William Armor and George w.
Spicer, seventh; Lewis ii. Lyman.
eighth; James H. Hossinger aud
John w. Morrison, ninth; Chauncey
=. Holeomb. tenth, David c. Rose,
e!eventh;Willia L Smith aud Rich
ard Il. Cam, Jr, twelfth; James
II. Shallcross. thirteenth; Joseph
Roberts and Edward Hart, four.
teentb; Andrew J. Wright aud
Benjamin Il. David, Jr., fifteenth.
The candidates for assessor In
this district are: George II. Spath
second district Dennie $. Shields.
Joseph B. Brennan, W. J. McLau.
ghliu. Neal M. Kennedy. William
J. Bayley and James T.. Farley,
fifth.
z Dover, DsL, Aug, 21-N early all
the Democratic speakers advertised
to appear at the general ratitica-
lion meeting atKi,t's Hammock to-
morrow. are candidates for the
Democratic nomination for =. Cong
ress. l.. Irving Handy OF Newark
Andrew J. Lynch, Of Gcorgetow
Edward d. Hearn Of Gsorge town;
Alexander NJ. Daily and Robert II.
Wilson OF Dover have all either an.
nounced themselves or been propos-
ed as candidates, while James H.
Hughes. another Of the spe eakels,
is also suggested by some Of his
party associates.
Just how all the many candida
les will greet and treat each other
is matter OF con lecture. The fight
Tor this nomination has b,en made
all the more bitter by the announce
ment OF william Michael Byrne that
he would become the candidate Of
the Addicks Republicans.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Fined TO Ahu ,ins u Horse.

Frank Stout, agent for the Socie-
ty for the Prevention of Cruelty to
dumb animals, recently received
word that Horny Delaney, OF near
Hartley, was i'll using horse. Mr..
Stout investigated the case and
found the animal in q bad condi-
ton.
The horse had been 50 badly
beaten and was so near starved that
it fell while hauling load of truck
and both shoulders We're raw as a
result of the collar rubbing them.
Mr.. Stout had a warrant sworn out
for Delaney's arrest anl yesterday
he was fined $50 and costs by
Squire E. B. Slaughter, of Kenton.
Delaney had borrowed the animal
from Ola 3. HaZnIs
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Mitchell To Sneak

John Mitchell, president OF the
United Mine Workers Union, who is
conducting the present miners strike
will make an address at Fifth and
Market streets this city on Saturday
night under the auspices Of the
United Labor League.
The speaker will be met at the
station by committee OF the United
Labor League ahd will ride at the
head Of the parade which will be held
on Saturday evening.
On Labor Day seventy.fve boxes
will be placed at various places in
Brandywine Park for the purpose
OF receiving subscriptions fot the
striking coal miners. These boxes
have been contributed so there will
no cost for them. 1t Is expected
that there will be a considerable sum
raised for the miners.
The chief marshall Of tho labor
parade and his assistants met last
evening to hear reports. A number
Of German societies accepted nvi.
tations to take part in the parade
and all OF the labor org anizations in
the city are expected to turn out
nearly their full membership.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Unital States Court Jury.

The September term OF the t1rited
States District court cunvcues On
! September yand several Italian case,
are listed for trial.
| In the United States Court yes.
terIay James =. Winchester, United
| States jury commissioner, and Will
liam q. Mahalry, deputy clerk Of the
court. drew tlIe following petit jury
to serve at the term:
Wilmington hundred Charles B.
Doughcrty Murray Stewart, William
Bowc. Samuel &. CIeavcr, George e.
Lobdell, william III. Kenworlhy.
William &. Jones, John NJ. Solomon,
James Moylan.
New Castle hundred Henry M. Nc
Mullin, Atwood S. Stewart,
Ncrth West Fork hundrcl-Th ON
as &. Gray. Oliver A. Newton, VIII
liam Cannon.
Indian River hundrcd-John A.
Lingo. Jr
buck Creek hundred-Joseph NJ.
Reynolds, Joseph L. Carter, William
II. Biggs.
st. Georges hnudred-Alexandar
p. Corbit.
Milford hundrcd-psrry T. Rich.
ards,
White Clay Creek huldred-John
A. Hopkins
Broadkiln hundred-George W.
Bryan.
Loves and Rehobeth hundred -
F.P- Sll0ft Joseph G. Lank.
Seaford hundreu-J ThcronS tuart,
J. Wright Allen,
North Murderkill hundred-Gcorse
II. Murray, john uunn Jr., William
Ellison.
Blackbird hundrad-James II. Rob.
erts.
Cedar Creek hundred--N. II. Da.
Wis.
ChristIana hundred,-Samuel l..
Ycarsley, Thomas d. Lyman.
Erandywinc hundred---John Fraim.
Nanticokc hundred-u enry M.
Morgan.
Baltimore hundred -E,ijah Lyuch.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
: Eouni Wife's Hacked HOdy.

Trenton, N. J. August 27--James
D. Cubberly, a farm hand residing
in this city, WAS arrested to day
pending an investiga alton by the po-
lice as to The cause OF the death OF
his wife.
Cubbbrly returned to-day from
Borden.owu. where he had been
Working. and reported to the police
that he had found his wife's body at
their home. II was hacked as If by
an axe.
CubJerly left home on Sunday and
admits having quarre'ed with his wife
on that day and says she threw a
knife at him but he did not strike
her. The rclice believe the woman
has been dead for day or two.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
7 Oilcy Car Hit AU. ON obi1c.

Chester. Pa, August ga troll
ley car on the Southwestern Line, In
charge Of MntLrman John Propcrt
and Conductor Harry Gormen. of this
city, collidetl with the automobile OF
William Smith, Of Philadelphia at
the Intersection OF the Magazine road.
last night. The motor Garage was
badly damaged. and Mr.. Smith was
thrown heavily into the road. but
was not injured. The fender e the
trolley car was broken. The antO.
mobiiIst cxnnerated the motorman
and gave him s. for his effort TO pre-
vent the accident.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Elskpd Ills | Ife to Save Horse,

Dover, Del. August 27.-Peter
Jensen, manager OF peach orchards
for Charles W. Lord & Sons, was in
Camden attending to his pav-roll,
this morning, when a traction en-,
gine came pulFlny by. Jcnaeu leap
ed out to th. street and secured the
head Of his frightened horse, but
the animal tore away from him.
tramnled him to the ground and
then ran the wagon over his appar.
emily li(cess form. Jensen's con.
dition is critical.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Wafer and Light for Penns Grove,

Penns Grove, N. J., Aug. ~ At
the session of Borough Council last
night resolution providing for the
issuance of bonds for the construc-
ton of tho water works and electric
light plant was adopted by unani-
nous vote. The application of a
firm for a franchise to erect a gas
plant in The town was laid over for
further consideration, as some
thought that the Introduction Of
gas might retard the electric light
ing plant. Test wells for the new
water plant will be sunk at once.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Arrested By His Own Watcfmau.

Philadelphia, August 80. David
Morrison began suit against Byram
Stanley in the Common Pleas Court
yesterday to recover damages foI
alleged false arrest. Attorney James
S. Clifford stated that Stanley is
private night watchman, and Morri.
son, who resides at No. 1928 Mexican
street, paid him to keep watch ON
his house. N
On Sunday night Morrison cama
home late and got into an alterca.
ton with the T.atchman, who, hs
says, assaulted him and took him to
a police station, where he was
locked up over night on charge Of
disorderly conduct and assault and
battery. Morrison says in his suit
for damages that the charge was
false and malicious and his arrest
illegal and without cause.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
DAYS Sail Ended In Death

Beverly, N. j., Aug. 27-John J.
Canon. of No. 5lS New Market street
Philadelphia. with two compan-
ions. left Philadelphia this morn.
ing ~ a wellstocked catboat for a
pleasure trip up the river. When
opposite this city, at s o'clock to.
night, Canon jumped overheard for
a swim. lie had gone not more
than a lew yards when he called
loudly for assistance. Belore help
arrived, however, the unfortunate
man had sunk from view. Aparty
is graphing for the body, but it
had not bean recovered at late
hour. Canon S two companions are
in custody,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Polio man kl lied Fugitive

Newcastle, Pa, August 27.-
While trying to escape arrest last
night Andrew Shawuel was SHOT aud
instantly klllcdb by Policeman Chas.
McCrudlen. The officer was notified
that q stranger was acting Suspicion
Wy In the rear Of a Grant street resi-.
depee, Going back be saw tbe pan
on top Of a porch tying to get 10 a
window on the second story.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Woman Killed Jumping From Flames

New York, Aus.2S One won an
was killed and several others are
suffering from shock and burns, as
the result OF fire which started
on the first floor OF a five story fiat
house. in w. l2lst st., early today
The dead woman was Mrs. Eva
Arendt,. who lived on the fourth
floor Of the house. She jumped
from window and died in hos.
pital of her injuries The other
women who were hurt will recover.
The money loss was $4,000.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
So iachuyeu and WiImln ton, q

The Wilmington Golf Club defeat
cdthc members Of the Sprilghlyen
Club, Of Media, with such case few
weeks ago that q return game has
been arranged TO be played on Mon
day next Each club has won game
1t was agreed that tho decided game
should lc played on the grounds Of
the club winning the toss, and the
game on Labor Day will be played In
Wilmington. Sprirghaven will take
down twenty OF Its best players, and
confidently expect to win.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Injured BY A Steer

Smyrna, Del, August 81. "A steer
being driven aboard the steamer
Brady at Smyrna Landing, bound
for Philadelphia, showed fight and
attacked his keeper. Elmer Allen.
He put Mr.. Allen out of the business
by a blow on the leg which broke the
knee in two places. The animal then
gave battle to a large SQUAD Of men
who volunteered to get him aboard
the boat, and several of these were
injured. but the beef was finally
.tbIatnd y
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Levi c. Birds s Funeral,

The funeral of Levi G. Bird, who
died yesterday morning, will be held
on Saturday morning. Services will
be held at Hilltop, his country homs
at $50 O'Clock and at Old Swedea
Church at noon. Interment will be
made in Old Swedes Cemetery by thu
side of his wife.
A meeting of the Bar Association
to take action on Mr.. Birds death,
will be held on Friday afternoon al
4 O'Clock in the county court room.
a meeting of the Wilmington Club,
of which he was the president, will
be held for a similar purpose this
evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Suicides Bady hung in the Ba,n.

Asbury Park, N. j., Aug. ~
The body of Christopher Elmer, 45
years old, carpenter at Hamilton.
and a son of Charles Elmer, a pros
porous farmer, who committed sui
eide, was found this morning hang
ing to a rafter in the barn. He had
been suffering from brain trouble
for several months and was despon-
dent.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Counterfeit 5 Captured.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. August 27.-
Secret Service Detectives Flynn,
Burke. Keats. and Welsh raided a
house occupied by Italians at Port
BtaLcburd, suburb Of this city, to.
night, and captured three M en- and a
complete counlerieting oll At.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28

~ u y : p ~,
Delaware Battery is holding a re-.
union 10 Tyres words near Shellpot
today.
BrandywIue Springs cars wers
crowded all day with persons going
to attend the Farmers day at the
popular park.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
SKATERS ALL RECORDS.

Twice In hospital, +. A. Gulledgo, Yer
benB Ala. patti vast sum to doctors to
cure q severe case OF plies, causing 81
tumors. When all failed, Buckion's
Arnlca Sllvo soon cured him. Subducs
inflammation. conqners Arhe'. kills Pains
Best salve In tho worlas 2jc ~ N. B.
Dan firth drug st ,re.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28

EARM FOR SALE-00 ACRES IN CBhI STl
Il ana hundred. one m,ly west Of Ceutre.
vile Good land with good Sc, OF farm build.
inas WeIl Watered. Prics moderate ter ms
cssy, e, T. GrsA 4 eop. Kennett square, Pa
sug9a y wesA.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
II. N. While Released

Henry NJ. White was releas ed
from the County workhouse this
morning, after serving sever months
aud two weeks. He pleaded guilty
on January l3 to iraudenlly receiv.
ing 81. 50 from New Castle County.
His tine was paid and a careless
act 10 his lite caused The iormer
Levy Courtmau 10 60 to jail His
friends are pleased TO know that he
has been released.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
HOTEL SOTHERN

Situated on Virginia avenue. the widest In
Atluntic City. Within 40 tt. OF tho iaihou.
n the best batnin; grounds. Ali moiern
con yeuiencoa Cuisine excellent Terms
moderate. Capacity 3JA Writi for booxlot.
N. H. boutwell,.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28

WY ANTED-MILK DAIRY. II to 81 OTIS.
w Address No. O0G west eth street
a.6!i'
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28

ROME, Aug. 2S.--Although it will not
be officially announced until the end Of
the week, the appointment of Mgr.
Guidi (of the office of the papnl secrc
tary Of state, Cardinal Rampolla) as
apostolic delegate at Manila is collsid-
crod assured.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
EefaulterS Effects Under Hammer

Bridgeton, N. j., August 27.-All
the personal property of William o.
Garrison, of Bridgeton, the default
ing Collector Of mberland County
was this afternoon sold at public
sale by John S. Ware, the auditor
appointed by the Court.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28

Scrofu1a, salt rhcum, erysipelas
and other distressing erl,ptive dis.
eases yield quickly and permanent
ly to the cleansing. purifying power
of RurlOGE BitterS
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28

II had running, itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning
and itching instantly and quickly
effected permanent cure" G. W.
Lenhart, Bowling Green, o.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
FOR SALE.

I'OR SALE.-THAT NEW ARD DEsltA
Il Bile residence No, Slt Brooms strsst; for
terms apply Is James Il. lIofectsr, Jr,, Inw
Building Viii, Del u cod tt
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
MY ANTOINETTE

A great feature in the musical
comedy "My Antoinette,' is the
third scene OF the second and final
act, showing in most realistic mar
ner, vivid representation OF the
dressing rooms Of the Folly Theatre
during the performance. The actors
and actresses arc supposed to be
changing their costumes for the next
act, and the scene of the powder and
rouge Is so RATED across. the foot
lights that the very atmosphere is
permeated with realism. The play,
with Josephine Hall In the title role,
will be at the Opera House next
Monday night.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
Fat And Lean Men TO Play

The game al South Side Park to.
morrow will be between the fat and
lear men 'nstssd Of tie Doctors aud
Lawys'r 'N' ronites 10 Le inter.
esting
The evening Republican., 1902-08-28
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Nm
tional ard American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg--
Pittsburs 0 0 4 2 / 0 T.
Hits-Roston, 5: Pittsburg. A. Errors
Boston. ! Pittsburg !. Batteries-Eason
and Moran: Lever and Smith.
At Cincinnati
New yor,k...,..."s 9 9 9 9 ! q
Hits-New York. s; Cincinnati Z Err
rors-New York, 6: Cincinnati. 0. Batter
ies-Miller. Taylor and Bowerman; Poole
and Bergen.
At st. Louis
St Louis. ..........-l l 0 2 0 0 %
1lits-Phila delphia, Is; st. Louis, s. Err
Philadelphia. q; st. Louis g. Bat
tcries-Duggeby and Douglass; Currie
and RYAN