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The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
News Agent HAS Sma lIpox

Elmer Phillips, son of A. W.
Phillips, prominent farmer, living
on the road to Sharptown, five miles
from Delmar is i'll with that dread
full disease Smallpox. Mr.. Phil
lips has been acting as news agent
between Philadelphia and Cape
Charles for five or six weeks and
is supposed to have come in contact
with some one that had the disease.
At this time he doing we'll under
the circumstances. He has train
ed nurse to attend him, The house
is quarantined, and it is hoped that
no one else will take the disease.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Not A KlepiomanIac

Syracuse, July 9-Mrs. Josephine
Wight is under arrest on q charge OF
grand larceny. She is the wife OF
Walter Wright, first tenor in Park
Presbyterian church choir and prom
inent in musical circles Mrs. Wright
was discovered taking hat trimmings
from counter in Il. J. Vests mil
linery store and was turned over to
the police.
She confessed TO having taken
articles worth $500 from dry goods
stores. Mrs. Wright does not
plead kleptom ania.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Dollar Corn In SiEht.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Sucb a wild and
record breaking movement as that of
yesterday was never before seen in the
corn pit. j. w. Gates prediction of
ninety cent corn was verified Now all
the talk Is dollar corn" 1t Is the the
ory of traders that the corner in July
corn is to be worked out within few
days, and it is believed Gates and his
party have decided to push the price
to the limit and force a settlement by
the shorts at once.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Poor chl.dren's Excursion

The Rev, George l.. Wolfe. pas
tor of the First NJ. P. Church, Sew
enth and Walnut streets, desires to
take about 800 poor children with
the Sunday school excursion next
Tues day, July Is, to National Park.
This is a worthy cause as many
children never have an opportunity
to 90 anywhere for days pleasure
and it should meet with approval by
the citizens of this city. Contribu-
tons may be left with Mr. Seth
Feaster City Treasurer or with the
pastor Any amount will be thank
fully received
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
o phanS Court

In Orphans Court this morning,
Judge Spruance sitting. William
Michael Bryne, trustee, made return
of sale Of real estate Of Mary Kelley
which was confirmed. The amount
was $lO.035. James l.. Marson,
administrator Of James II. Marson.
made return OF sale, which was con.
tirmed.
Sarah A. Weed, administering Of
Isaac Weed. made reeurn of sale
which was confirmed.
Annie Tazhell was appointed as
guardian OF Thcadore o. Phillip N.
and Thomas S. Webb. Court al
journed until next Wednesday.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
CHESTER PERSONALS.

Miss Viola Geary, of Wilmington,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Lulu Clegg is entertaining
Miss George Newman, of Whining
ton.
William +. Davis and wife, OF
this city, entertained Misses Laura
and Florence Pugh, of Dover, a
few days ago.
Miss Grace McElvy, of Whining
toll, was visitor in Chester yester-
day.
Mrs. A. P. Smith, of Graham
street, is spending week with rel
atives at Leipsic, Del.
Herman Richards, of Wilmington
was in this city last evening as the
guest of friends.
Thomas Feeley and James Kelly,
of this city, spent Sunday at Bran
dywine Springs.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
K ward fot a Murderer

= West Chester, Pa, July $. The
County Commissioners to day, in CON
junction with Writer J. Harvey, Of
fered reward Of $1,000 for nfUrma.
tion which may lead to conviction Of
the murderer Of Howard +. Ilar
vey.
The later conducted extensive green
houses at pomcrOy, and on the night
OF December % last was Shot through
the head and killed while approach
Ing one OF his buildings. HIS body
was found the next morning.
= A young colOrcd man, John Wat.
,'ters. former cnployc Of Harvey S
was arrested on suspicion, but he was
released several weeks ago because Of
insufficient evidence.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Wnrshlps Ordered Ready.

WASHINGTON, July 9.--The navy
department has ordered that repairs
on the battleships Kearsarge, Alabama
and Massa chusetts at the New York
navy yard and the cruiser Olympia at
fhe Boston yard shall be completed
by the 18th inst, so that the north At
lantc squadron may get out to sea and
be in shape for the coming summer
meneuvers in conjunction with the
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
a Dinner "a GOloninr l-rcm,crs.

LONDON, July 9.-rhe Prince and
Princess of Wales gave dinner last
evening in the state apartments of st.
James palace TO the colonial premiers
now in London and fifty other repre-
sentatiyes of the colonies and their Ia
dies. Mr.. Chamberlain. of course, was
unable to attend, but Mrs. Chamber
lain was present. st. James palace
was handsomely decorated for the oc-
casion. and the dinner was most pleas
ant and not particularly formal.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Mosquitoes In Texas

Fort Worth, Texas, July Out
door labor has almost ceased in the
country surrounding Ang!eton and
Alvin, OWING to the prevalence Of
mosquitoes. Many cattle and
horses have been drowned 10
sloughs and watercourses. where
they have sought refuge from the
pests.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Burglars Were Twice Foo'ed

Media. Pa, July S-Burglars at
tempted 10 rob the house OF Lawyer
Frank B. Rhodes early this morn.
Ing and also the residence OF j.
Watts Mercur of Walllngford,
Rhodes heard the burglars In his
cellar and they were frightened o0
before obtaining anything.
At the residence Of Mr.. Mercur the
coachman was aroused by the bur.
glar alarm. lie saw two men break.
Ing In the rear door and gave chase
with a shotgun. but the men dis.
appeared.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
PERSONAL !:
!. MENTION
CHOATE-KEMPrHoRNE.

FSaaeetehC. Choate, Of New York
and Miss Pearl lone Kempthorne,
of Hamilton, Franklin County,
Iowa were married at noon today
by Bishop Coleman. The ceremony
was performed at the Bishopstead.
The couple were accompanied to
the Bishopstead by the Rev. F. B.
Short ana wife, the latter acting as
maid of honor. The groom is a we'll
known attorney.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
An Ignorant Captain,

Old Lady-What's the matter now?
Steamboat Captain-We've run on
a sandbar.
Old Lady-Well, why don't you 60
over it? What's your walking-beam
for, I'd like to know?-N. Y. Weekly.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
May Take the Boat

An executive officer of til, Boar d
OF Health went out to serve a Eotice
and found the owner of the prlperty
away from home. Upson returning
to the office he reported that the per.
son sought was in Germany. II,
will not cross the ocean to serve tn
notice as 1t will he served at home,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
DOTS.

On Thursday evening July 10th
trolley excursion to Chester, Pa,
will be given by Miss Z. May Bacon's
class of the Second NJ. P. Sunday
School Cars leave Maryland Ave-
nue. and Sixth Avenue at T.. As p. m.
sharp. Tickets 40 cents. Proceeds
for benefit of the church.
The late DR.. Caleb Harlan's Office
practice at one time was worth $4,000
a year. He had besides large out
side practice and was kept busy go
ing from morning until late at night
Thomas McClary Brown is play
ing great ball with one of the Ocean
Grove ball teams. Thomas is away
to the seashore tor the sulnmsr.
Captain Peter B. Ayars has meas
ured at the yards Of the American
Car and Foundry Company the
steamer Ethel she is l45 feet long
and 26 feet long and 266 tons. The
barge Bennie is l4sx96 feet and 272
tons. Both are for J. w. Paxon q
Co., of Philadelphia.
Parties owning dogs will be ar
rested if they allow their dogs to
run at large without muzzles on a
Sunday.
George w. Jones of this city, a
Turkish bath attendant has disap-
peared from home.
AT the request of his many friends
Edwin Myers has consented to be-
come candidate for Road Commits
siOner in Christiana hundred.
Three more cases among cOlored
children were discovered yesterday
afternoon. The sutfererers were
sent to the Emergency hspital,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Anceatral.

Father-Tell me why you want to
get married?
Daughter-I expect it's one of the
traits inheritel from my MOTHER
N, Y. Sun.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
His C0Dncitv-

MRS. Talkington's husband ought
to be good listener"
"lle is. He can listen to nearly 200
WA Is a minlIte."-Smart Set,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Wilmington Colony At Psunsgrovs

There was an exciting time among
th. Wilmington Colony at Penn
grove on Saturday, When game Of
ball was played between the married
and single men.
The angle men wen by the score
Of 6 to 3,
There is about 80 or 90 Whining.
ton families who are camping there
for the summer.
Harry johnson new yacht Eydilhe
was launched on Saturday. The
boat was christensd by Mrs Elwood
N, Rrown.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Will O.vJ 40 Exc L:stoa

Epworth Church choir will give an
excursion to Cape May next Tuesday
on the steamer Republic. This choir
Is one OF tie most popular musical
organizations OF the city, and no
doubt will take a large number Of
people.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

.l'was Ever Thas.

Wife-I wish you would accompany
me to church this morning, my dear.
Husband-What. again? Why. IL
hasn't been more than sig weeks
since I did accompany you.-Chicago
Daily News.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Italian lden flied

The body oi the Italian killed On
the railroad last evening has bcau
Identified as being Angelo Co!ela,
aged 40 years. He has been in tho
United States since April last. A
vile and two children survive b N
ia Italy,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
The Real Mourner.

Mrs. Hix-Has Mrs. Crapeleigh
ceased to mourn the loss of her first
husband?
Mrs. Dx-Yes; but I understand
that her second husband hasn't.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
installed Officers

Grand Master Workman Groves
last night Installed the officers Of In.
dustry Lodge, No. 2, A. o. U. W.
Deputy State Councillor William
II. Cannon last night installed the
officers Of Industry Council, Jr., O.
U. A., NJ, at New Castle. The Or.
ders are getting along very nicely 10
general in Delaware at present,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Noteworthy Exception.

at isn't true" said the girl in the
pink shirt waist, shat heat expands
everything. A hot day always makes
my gloves and my shoes too small for
Chicago Tribune.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Thase LoYelY Xamen

r. U. Wright-They say Miss An
tique has past.
Miss Cutting-Yes, but she denies
about Is years of it.-Chicago Amer
lean.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Tit for Tat.

He-Many girl wears a sailor hat
who can't row a boat.
She-Ies. and many a man wears a
silk hat who can't set up stovepipe.
Chicago Daily News.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
W0Pse and Worse.

do you think you could learn to
love me-" he sadly asked, "if were
taller?'
"Gracious no." she replied; "in that
case there would only be more of
you!"-Chicago Record-Herald.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
GIVEN A RECEPTION.

The members of the East Lake
Presbyterian Church last evening
rendered reception to the pastor,
Rev. e.. H. Trull, who has returned
home from California.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

MN WILSON. JH . IRON. sTEEL AND
w CGAch bosdB. 8. p Cor "a Ard Shipley
streets Wilmington. Del Cream Rock Eoot
Pack.nRi nature Q remedy for hGrses feet
used by the Apache Indians: easy to use, In.
expensive kssrs hor-o, he ofs In a hsa. thy
growing condition sure cure for burns, cuts
or br2isas iai superior to any Other form OF
hoot storDng avsf sold. Used by the lais ses.
Express, Coach Trnck md Livery Stables
evetYwhere; considered par! OF the necey
sary equip nent Of all Veterinary Hospitals
ary suIHoohsin the countfy, One triA. will
instan tiy conv!ncs any h0rse,Lan Of its su.
perlatv" vh.us no tr5Lbi. u prepare IT,
simp;y pat "A In y pxii and cover IL v, tn wa
tel aEd II 10 alw ays ready. jySl3t
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Attacked With Cramp, and Drowned.

Chester, Pa, July g. Chester
Heap, q years Of age, whose homo
Is In Wilmington, was drowned this
afternoon while bathing In Chester
Creek. He was attacked With or amps
The body was recovered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Queen of the Belsians Very I'll,

BRUSSELS, July Ola Chronique
says that Marie Henriette, queen Of
the Belgi0ns, who has been Ill for
some time past at Spa, Belgium, las
suddenly grown worse and is IL an
alarming condition.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
In q COLLISION

Newport, r. l., July 0.-The Fall
River Line steamer Priscilla came into
port under tow this morning, having
been considerably damaged in col
lsion. 1t was reported that one mem
Der Of the crew was killed.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

A festival TO be given by the Dew
ey Mission Band on Thursday Jnly
10, 1902, at No. 26 East Fifth Street.
Admission 10 cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
nROPOSALS-PROPOSALS FOR
Police Uniforms will be received

II NcI NtD IA l<.)--l WI otoA ToIl
Police Uniforms will be received
by the Board Of Police Commission.
ers until Monday Julyl4, at o o'clock
pm. for furnishing and making about
81 fall and winter uniforms Consist.
ing OF an overcOat and one pair Of
trousers to each suit, ten oyercoats
to have chevrons on arms,) color to
be good Indigo blue, all wool (sta nd =.
ing the tesD with good trimmings;
to be made strong and servlceable.
Also about seventy helmats. or.
dinarily worn by police forces Each
bid must be accompanied by samples
of cloth, and trimmings proposed 0
be furnished.
The Board re serves the right to
reject any or all lids. For further
information apply to,
George Black, Secretary,
Board Of Police Commissioners
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

Go to Cape May with Epworth
Church choir excussion next Tues
day.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
=C'gareites Made Him Unconscious

Work On the Equitable building is
gong on as last as possible The
terra cottarooiins is beln, taken down
piece at a Time and lowered into
SlipIey street, by means VI u block
aud iaIl elevator for the purpose by
Contractor W. lIa1duCk When
finished ii will be one Of the talIest
buildings N the city. and one OF the
best paying Investments
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
~ Work Stopped.

Frederick kIeitz's handsome bar
hItures are not being put up since
yesterday. There was some differ.
ence as TO how they should be put
together and work for the time has
been stopped We don't know
whether 1t Is q strike or a lock out,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

Mrs. Seth Whitley will lead the
meeting At Alliance Hall. 8lO Ad. ms
street Tomorrow evening at LAa
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

L'Ok SALE-1HREE 2-YEAR CID HEIr.
~ ers, horse. harness and buggy will sell
cheap Apply to pott Farm kIverv,.w.
YDl2iGI
T UST-BEl WEEN I.OV RING AND RID.
IL do. areuuas ch!ld's coat; reward. Il
ltiidIe uy=nue, I'VE ~
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
- hulSTER'S ORDER
II RE0lsrEa's OFFICE
NEW CASTLE, COUNTY DEL

=
Julys 1902.
Upon the application Of Robert G, t'raim
Executor Of Jane " Baeson late
OF Wilmington Hundred In said county. de.
ceased, it Is orderel and directed by
tho Register thAtN the Executor aforesad i
give notice OF granting Of Letters Testamen
tary upon tie estate VI the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof. by causing I'D ,er.
tisern On to ~ be posted within forty days from
the dnteof such Letters In stx of ths most pub
licpIaces os the county of New Castle, rsluir
insAii persons having demands against the -,
tate. TO present the same or abb do BY al Aos Of
Assembly in such case nude and provided and
also cause the same to BE- Inserted within ths
samepericd In tho DAILY REPUBLICAN, aAsws.
paper publishedtn Wilmington. Dol, and to bs
continued therein thres wo1k, .. O. d
.----, Given under the hand and seal Of nj.
! ss fee Of tho Register Aforesaid a, vii.
/ - - iningtOn 10 New Castle county Aeors
CALVIN " CR0SSAN, Register,
NOTICE Notice u hereby given thatI.sttsrs
1estsmentary were In duo form Of law
granted unto the ndersigned- on the 9Th day
of July, A. D., lJyS and that all persons
having claims against the sstats Of shs deosAs
ed III ust present the same, duly Attssted. 10 tho
said Executor, on or before ths stk day
Of July iSoA or a9de the Act OF Assembly
IL such case nadS And provided.
ROBERT y. FRAIM.
Executor,
Address, 100 French street wilminstoN Del
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

Go to Cape May with Epworlh
church choir excursion next Tues.
day.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Two Ribs trOken.

: Charles Kohlbecker, driver Of
ono of Stoeckles brewery wagons
was run into yesterday afternoon
by one of the East Eighth street
cars of the Wilmington City Rail
way Company at Ninth and Kirk
wood streets, and knocked him off
into the street breaking two ribs
The brewery wagon ran over him
after being Knocked off Of the driv.
ers seat by the collision with the
street car He was taken to his
home, No. POS Franklin street in
Mr. Stoecklcs carriage and DR..
Kleinstuber was sent for and re-
duced the fracture The muu was
resting easy this morning
Cigarettes Made lin unconscious
Chester, "a, July -George IIud.
son, 20 years DID, was picked up un.
CONSCIOUS on the street by police.
man last night suffering from marco.
tic poisoning. lie has been an in.
veterate smoker Of cigarettes for
four years, smoking several packs
day. HIS present condition Is as.
cribed to the use OF the cigarette.
lie is under treatment 10 the Chester
Hospital
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09

Go to Cape NAV With Epworth
c hurch choir excursion next Tues.
dav.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Letters t. { n Mt ~

Letters t. { n nt.y
Letters testimentary on t. Q es ate
Of Jane W. Beeson were gra III this
morning to Robert g. Frain,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-12-27
An Embarrassing Situation.

What situation that must have
been at a recent reception in London,
where a lady appeared in a gorgeous
gown looted from the imperial palace
at Pekin, and later in the evening
found herself face to face with the
Chinese ambassador! It may be de-
scribed as "curdling." The ambassa-
dor, for moment, apparently thought
come lady of the royal family of China
had suddenly appeared in a London
drawing room, for the material of the
gown had never been worn by any but
Chinese royalty. He couldn't conceal
his agitation in meeting an English
lady thus arrayed, but she fortunately
had the tact to leave the reception,
and thus somewhat relieve the embar-
rassment, but the incident, it is re.
ported, will not soon be forgotten by
those who witnessed it. One cannot
envy or pity woman who would wear
a looted gown, transformed though it
might be by the fashionable dress.
maker. u, =. :. T.: ::.,ss> 80
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-12-27
Isabel Crathmore'S Revenge.
BY ALTA MAYE.

copyright, 1902, by Daily Story Pub. Co..
Society was on the "qui vive." To-
night was Mrs. Larkin's Grand An
nual Ball' at her beautiful home. As
Grand boulevard, acknowledged by all
to be the most ''swagger" thing Sof the
South Side ~set. She was unquestion-
ably the leader-vivacious, brilliant
and such a. charming personality, Her
face indicated high ideals and such "a
Womanly purpose in life, beautiful in
contour and dazzling in the freshness
of it's tints. Every one loved. her.
Whenever she gave anything It was a
social topic, every one WED with each
other in artistic robes. ! (. o.
Isabel Crathmore5 was surprised to
find an extra slip in her invitation.
She picked it up aand scanning 1t,
read: y = 4 ,sa. w.. X. 4s IL. .-'~i1
Dearest Isabel: 'Do-look your very,
very best tonight. Harold Vance, my
husbands college chum, is to be here.
! Frank says he iszthe sLiona of New
York; fancy he. will .fasciuate Chi
cago.. Want you ITO 'captiyate him.
Lovingly, * r: Jennie Larkin."
Isabel Sthought.and pondered. Har-
! old Vance, where haze met him!
His name sounds So familiar: I Ger.
tainly have heard of him. Finally it
all came ITO her. West Baden-he
was one of her friends party of
twelve, three years ago. She now re-
membered it all perfectly. How
madly in love her dearest friend,
Katharyn Frisbie, had been with him,
the long"glowing letters day after day
telling her 'of Harold Vance, of his
great superiority over other men; that
he was ''the one and only" Finally
they were engaged and how happy she
was. They were to be married in the
summer. Then came the last letter.
: and such sad one telling how cruelty
he had left her without one word of
explanation. Poor Katharyn! She
had never heard from her since. She
was doubtless pining away in some
'nunnery. IsabePs heart ached for
her. She thought, how can I meet
this man. this monster, who treated
katharyn so shomefully. But I can
not give up the ball; it is the one
thing of the year. What shall do?
What can l do? She covered her face
with both hands for some moments,
then suddenly :arose exclaiming, Il
will go! l will do it! That's excel
lent! I'll avenge her; I'll make him
love me, and oh! I'll despise him so.
Then he must ask dear Katharyns
forgiveness"
The night was beautiful Isabel
had taken great precaution in her
toilet-her maid thought she never
knew her so exacting. Gowned in her
gorgeous robe Of heavenly blue she
looked dazzling. AS she walked into
the room she looked brilliantly ra,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-12-27
Bic DoinaaIsl: 4 d ash.

The 'Inquisitiye .Perr1ssonr waa sure he
had struck a hot trail. Tie Railroad
,MagnatesAnd the Steel trust Handle
had conYersed :on the veranda m the
hotel for hys essh the s. +.
had overheard them. s}.s.5...i 6,
Something IS doing II the world
of commerce" he reonfided to the
Steady Thinker. ''I> heard the Mag.
nate remark to the Handle that the
community of interests was q neces-
sary feature in the composition of the
whole, and that he hoped he'd be
successful in forming the combination
properly
"Yes," remarked the Steady Think
'er, "but you didn't hear it all. He
said, furthermore, that he always
used little 'thickened milk for q
merger, and"
''*Thickeaed milk" exclaimed the
1nquisitive Person. "Why, what was
he talking about, then, I wonder?"
Didn't you know?" said the Steady
Thinker. s'The Magnate was giving
the Handle his recipe for corn beef
hash. That's l!'-Cincinnati Com.
mercial-Tribune.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-12-27
VALUE OF LOOKING PLEASANT
If You are lII"Tempered, Try Not to,
Show ut. a.,

If You are lIl-Tempered, Try Not to,
Show;it. 49,:
"As man thinketh in his heart,
so is he." And, conversely, as man
appears to be, so will he think In his
heart. In other words, if one is hap
py and cheerful and kind, he will
smile, he will speak, cheeringly, he.
will do acts of kindness. On the other,
hand, and this is just as important,
to smile and to speak quietly and in a
kindly tone, even if one feels unhap ppy
or angry or discouraged at the mo-
ment, so reacts on the mans inner
being that he begins to feel what he
has simulated. This is good thought
and it points to plain duty. We
should never allow ourselves to ex--
press outwardly by word or by look
any, unkind or unhappy thought or
feeling. To do SO is only to tend and
foster that feeling, to make It grow
and get final hold on the character.
But by affecting the helpful virtues
We Mi@kssa sssansa -lana ont
altogether, the evil in our nature, and
we become in character the good
things we have caused to appear in
our countenances and in our voices
Woman's Home Companion