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The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Shipping Apples

Dover, DEL, July II. La rye qusu.
Titles ofchoice Delaware apples were
shipped from Dover to-day, making
the beginning of big apple year.
Thomas c. Roe, one of the most ex-
tensive growers, began the work Of
shipping his 1000 baskets of Red
Astrakhans. DR.. Roe has most ur0
life orchard, some Of the trees con-
tanning as many as five baskc tsful
upon one limb.
Fully 200 baskets of those shipped
this morning we're picked from tho
ground, but as all the growers now
plough and cultivate their orchards
to a tine sottness the fall does not
injure the fruit. 1t Is said that the
apples to-day were bought fx SO
cents per basket, this price beng
only forerunner OF a season of high
prices. The growers contend that
the reason for the prolific bearing Of
apples this yearis that there were no
apples last year for the ravishiny
bugs to feed upon, hence there were
none hatchcd for this seasons
growth and the apples are develop
Ing. apparently unmoleStcd.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
A QUESTION OF PRECEDENCE.
Secretary Moody Put an End to Sen.
tOrity of Rank Trouble.

tority of Rank Trouble.
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Secretary
Moody has decided the vexad question
of precedence of bureau 6Hicers hold.
ing the advanced rank in virtue OF
their commissions as bureau chiefs.
Until the general board of which Ad-
miral Dewey is the head wa. consti.
tuted the department held that tho
ranking officer was he who held the
Oldest commission. Admiral Dewey
decided that seniority Of rank was de.
ternined by priority of the date of the
last commission Of the officers.
The question arose as to precedence
In the case Of Rear Admiral Bradford.
chief of the bureau Of equipment, and
Rear Admiral Taylor, chief of the bu.
reau OF navigation. The former is serv.
ing on his second commission as chief
of bureau, but his last commission is
dated Dee. Is, 1901, whereas Rear Ad.
miral Taylor's commission as rear ad-
miral, obtained in the ordinary course
Of promotion, is dated Feb. II, 1901.
Admiral Dewey decided that Rear Ad.
miral Taylor should sit at his right
hand, and this decision, on an appeal
to the secretary taken by Admiral
Bradford, Is sustained by the secfeta-
rvs decision. The judge advocates Of
the army and navy with whom the sec.
retary conferred entertained the same
view the secretary did.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
tlDlIShED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. f. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS
Battered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as second.Ciass mail matter.
tlBllshED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
FRIDAY. JULYS, 1000.

No wonder property owners kick
when they pay their taxes 1t is
higher than ever. While the tax
rate has been lowered the assessed
value has been raised. If the city
needs more money, there are othor
ways of getting it without holding
up the property owners. 1t is no
wonder that Market street property
sells for two-thirds its value. Why2
Because men who have money to
invest prefer to put it in bonds and
mortgages. The real estate owners
should get together and elect men
to Council who will try to keep the
exIerses down. Tle present Coun-
Gil is the most eXtravagant we ever
had and pay no attention to protests
We think the assessors did not know
their business. Not one of them
would pay the price they assessed
the properties at. Kick, certainly
the people kick, and they have a
perfect right to kick.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
-. -s."us - = ::Sc:srr"a,

ALBANY, n. V, July lS.-The board
of arbitration composed of Right Rev.
r. NJ. A. Burke. bishop Of the Roman
Catholic diocese Of Albany, and Mi
chael Muldoon, secretary-trcnsurcr of
the Troy Central Federation Of Labor,
to which had been referred the trouble
existing between the United Traction
company and its employees, has reach
ed IA decision. 1t reported to the com
pany that the two men, William f.
Mcguire and Michael Pickett. whose
discharge from the employ of the trac-
ton company was demanded by the
union should be dismissed. the testi-
mony taken showing that the company
would be wielin its rights in letting
them 60. The company Immediately
discharged the men, and all danger of
strike was avertcd.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
ITEMS FROM
CHRlSTIANA.

Christiana Castle, No. 20, Il. of
the Golden Eagle, will have a public
installation at Institute Hall, Mon.
day evening, July 2sth, at s o'clock.
Walter Davis had the misfortune
of breaking a finger last Saturday
afternoon, while playing bail at Mar
shallton. Davis was playing on
second base at the time.
Miss Nettie Lee, of near Cooch s
Bridge, has been spending several
davs in Wilmington recently.
Mrs. John Levy and children. of
New Castle are the guests of Mrs.
Mcgginson this week.
James Blest. OF Wilmington, was
the guest of his nephew, Mr.. Samue.
Butler, Wednesday Of this week.
The Misses Guthrie were the
guests Of their sister. Mrs. Henry
Singer, last Sabbath.
Pastor Mcbride of the Presbyte.
ran Church has the pleasure of
announcing his church to be clear Of
debt. Over 500 has recently been
raised and with this all debts have
been cancelled. Good.
James Moore, wife and daughter,
Lillian, have been Spending few
days with james AppleDy and family.
Mrs. Mary Clark Of Wilmington I.
spent last Sunday with her cousin,
Miss Emma Braltor.
Miss Linda M.keuncy of North
East, Nd, is tue guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Sapp.
The African Union Methodist
Episcopal Church, will hold a camp
meeting in Appleby's woods. begin.
ing next Sunday. Pastor is to be in
charge of the meeting.
Our boys Of the Cnristiana Nine
will cross bats with the Summit
Bridge Nine next Saturday after
noon, July 10Th. The game will be
played here.
Miss Maggie Brooks Of Chester,
Pa, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Jehu Davis. at Cooch $ Bridge,
last Sunday.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

PRESIDENTS GUESTS
Many Notables Visit at Saga
msre Hill.
IMPORTANT PROSPECTIVE VISITORS.
Senator Plntt, Governor Oden and
Mayor Low Slated to Visit ROose-
welt SoOn-B0erH Make
Brief Call.

OYSTER BAY. n. Y, July 1S-Mat-
ters of great Importance will be dis
cussed on Sycamore Hill in few days,
when Senator Plat and Governor Odell
will be the guests Of President Roose-
velt. This visit will in many ways be
the most important, politically at least
of the presidents Whole stay here, and
the pilgrimage of the senior senator
and governor of tie state will probably
pave the way for a general waving Of
the olive branch of peace in the ranks
vi the Republican party.
Mayor Low will take lunch with
President Roosevelt tomorrow at the
presidents home at Oyster Bay. He
Sides himself as guests. He will go to
Oyster Bay early in the morning in his
yacht, returning in the afternoon.
PresideLS Roosevelt entertained at
luncheon yesterday Judge Walter l..
Weaver OF Springfield. o., who is
member of the Chickasaw and Choc-
taw Indian citizenship court; Casper
Whitney, X. b. Hawley, Il member of
the Republican national committee
from Texas, and Judge Spencer b. Adj
ans Of Greensboro, n. G., who Is also
member of the citizenship court The
president had conference with Judge
Weaver and later with Judge Adams.
The court will meet in Washington
within Il week. when regular place Of
meeting and time will be decided upon.
Mr.. Hawley missed his train at Long
Island City and as he was particularly
anxious to keep his engagement with
the president chartered special ell
Sine and coach and made the run to
Oyster Bay in fifty minutes. He ar
rived ut Sagamere Hill just as lunch
con was announced. Colonel Theodore
"A. Bingham, superintendent of public
buildings and grounds of Washington,
en- by the presidents coachman direcN
ly to Saganore Hill. He came to con-
suit the president and Mrs. Roosevelt
about alterations that are being made
III the White House.
William ID. Bynum Of Indiana. one of
the members of the commission to cod
ify the laws of the United States, also
was Il caller upon the president. He
took luncheon with the Roosevelt fam
lily. His call was purely social.
After luncheon the president and Mr..
Hawley had long talk about Texas
appointments and about Cuban rcci-
proci,y. in which Mr.. Hawley is deep
ly interested. Mr.. Hawley is under
stood to be Interested in large sugar
land holdings in Cuba. No details of
the conference, We're made public.
A party of Beers who have been pris-
0ners of war in Bermuda arrived here
last night and are the guests of Will
liam and Gerard ReeknHn, who own a
handsome country home not far from
Sngamorc Hill. Ry arrangement the
party, including the Mes.rS. Beckman,
Commandant Snyman, ''0mmandant
De Wet and two or three other Roer
officers, called at Sycamore Hill to pay
their respects to the president. They
remained with the president only a
short time, and the Roer war was re-
ferred to only incidentally.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
DOTS.

The Philadelphia Turnpike Com.
pany is having necessary rel pairs made
to the road bed, much to the graft.
fIcation Of the travelling public who
use il.
The management OF the Delaware
kIver Navigation Company which
runs Its bouts to Philadelphia and
return are grateful to the Wilmin o.
ton public for their liberal patronage
They have placed the fare at the
low price Of Is cents for the round
trip. They advertise their search
light excursion which are given every
Saturday night, leaving our city at 8
O'Clock. The best OF order will be
observed on the boats.
Thomas Mum, the boat builder.
IS very busy getting out life eboat,.
The Spring Haven Golf Club will
come TO this city on Saturday after.
noon and play the Wilmington Coun.
try Club.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Delawars's Posi- ition As Peach State

The peach season In New York
will for the first time this year reveal
Georgia as the chief peach producing
State, says the New York Sun. Ten
years ago the tour chief peach grow.
ing states wers Maryland, Delaware
New Jersey aud Georgia, in the order
named the number Of peach tress in
each being as follows: Maryland, g..
100000; Delaware, 4,52O.0O0; New
jersey, 4, 400. 0O0' Georgia. 2,7s0, 900.
Since theu Georgia has largely 10.
creased its number Of peach bearing
trees, In the other states there has
been decrease, the figures reported
In 1901 beng as follows: Georgia
1860, 900; Maryland, 4,ol5, 900; New
Jersey, 2, 700, 900; Delaware, 2, 100000
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
WISCONSIN POLITICS
Republicans Renominate La
Toilette For Governor.
ONLY Two BREAKS In The SLATE.
Overwhelming Defeat For White-
head-A Singing Rebuke Admin
istered to Those of Party Who
Went Back on Platform.

Went Back on Platform.
MADISON. Wis. July 1S.-The Re-
publicans OF Wisconsin finished their
week in convention hast night after
nominating the following ticket: Gov
ernor. Robert NJ. La Toilette of Madi-
son. renomiln'ed; lieutenant governor,
James o. Davidson of Soldiers Grove;
secretary Of state. Walter l.. Houser of
Mondovi: state treasurer, John J.
Kempf of Milwaukee: attorney gener-
nj, l.. NJ. stul'deyant of NeiIlsville; su-
perintendent of public instruction,
Charles +. Cary of Delayan: railroad
Commissioner, John W. Thomas of
Chippewa: insurance commissioner,
Zeno NJ. Host of Milwaukee.
Robert NJ La Toilette was again cho-
sen to head the Republican state ticket
of Wisconsin. receiving the nomination
over John NJ. Whitehead by IN over
whelming majority.
With two exceptions the ticket as a
whole went through as planned in ad-
vance. Those exceptions were the nom-
inAtionS for state treasurer and rail
road commissioner John ke1npf of
milwaukee, won in the contest for state
treasurer by the aid of the stalwart
faction. which switched its votes he
fore til" ballot was ;lnnutlncpd. This
WAS the greatest surprise in the COLI
vention. as Joseph &. End of Shrboy.
gan was looked upon as sure of the
nomination. .Iohn ". Thomas of Chip
pcWa secured The nomination for rail
road commissioner over Jonas Sven
holt Of Shawano. the slate candidate,
in a similar way. Perhaps the most eX.
citing contest of the day was for the
place of superintendent Of public in
struction between Cary and l.. ID. Har-
vey of Madison. Numerous candidates
made the work of the convention slow.
Governor la Toilette was given
great ovation upon being escorted to
the convention hall after receiving no.
tiication of his nomination. He cleo
trtied the convention by his speech OF
acceptance, the feature of which WAS
a singing rebuke'to those Of the party
who failed to support the principles
laid down in the last platform.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
WHO VOTED
FOR WILLIS?

Some member OF City Council las
night by voting for George A, Willis
the member from the first ward fo
meat inspector spoi acIever scheme
aud prevented the election OF Michael
Devine for meat Inspector.
After motion to 90 into an elect
Ion had been carried, council on mo
tion OF Thomas NJ. Monaghan OF the
Third ward, proceeded to ballot, Ham.
ilton Stewart nominated George
Keed and Mr.. Willis nominated Mich
ael Dcvine.
Homer c. Simmons and Charles NJ
Zeblcy were the tc!lers, and the vote
stood: Michael DevIne, 6; George
Reed, 4 George Adele. |, and George
A. Willis, /. There had been ne
election.
The question then arose as to who
voted for Willis.
Either Some Republican was voL.
ing for Willis fora a joke, Or some Re
publican was voting for DavIne, and
Il Democrat was voting for Willis tt
checkmaLe the game, and prevent al
election.
At tins point motion to adjourn
was made and President Blaine and
MesSrs. Cannon and Kane voted yes,
and the other members. no.
Mr.. Mously then moved to take an,
other ballot. which was carried. This
time Mr.. Stewart nominated George
Reed, Mr.. Willis nominated Michael
Devine and Mr. Cannon nominated
George Abele.
Messrs. Stewart and McCalYerty
were telIers and the vote stood: De.
vine, 6. Reed, 4; Willis, l. and Abele
The motion to adjourn was then
carried.
After an adjournment the four
Republican mem bers who remained
found and identified the ballots they
cast for George Reed. The Demo.
cratic members also identified num-
Der of ballots but two of the ballots
cast fol Devine were missing.
Councilman Willis appeared angry
at the turn hichmatterS had taken,
and as he passed James Kane, the
Democratic member from the Fourth
ward, he remarked:
''That was not funny"
'Hn"Do,it try tosteal votes from the
other side,' replied Kane quickly,
and then, as a crowd gathered about
Kane. remarked to Willis, "YOu vot.
ed for yourself, and you know it
Willis denie d the allegation and st
the matter rested. The Democrats
were angry that the plan to elect De.
vine had failed, and the Republicans
were also angry.
An order for 81, $3.50 was drawn in
favor of L. NJ. Savers for commission
on taxes.
" The finance committee reported
favorably on several petitioners for
the return on overpaid taxes, and
orders will be drawn for the amount.
City Treasurer Feaster reported
the balance in bank to be 500, 1913. II
received of Eugene NJ. SAyers, 1921.
1926; George II. McClIl, s44, ,2O); John
L. Neary, $423. Of; Thomas $. Lewis,
81 300.
Petitions for the return of overpaid
taxes from Michael McDonough, and
Josiah Lawrence were presented and
orders drawn for the amounts asked
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

IL we want the Jersey truckers to
bring their produce to our market,
the city will have to provide better
facilities for them at the Church
street wharf. There is no doubt
that the dirt can be taken out for
much less than it has been said it
would cost. 1t will have to be done
sooner or later, no matter what it
costs City Council can easily spare
the money, as it receives the reve-
nue from the wharf property which
is rented every year to the highest
bidder. But strange to say the
competition has never been unusual
ly keen for the privileges.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Why Nicaragua Revolution Failed.

PANAMA, Colombia, July Man
ucl Cal1cron. the leath4Lf the recent
revolutionary outbreak in Nicaragua,
is in Panama. He is reported to have
said that the haste of few who took
part in the expedition which landed
near Blueiields about ten days ago
caused the complete failure Of the
movement. The statement that the
revolutionsts received help from the
Colombian government is denied in Of
fetal circles here.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Secretary Root Going Abroad,

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Secretary
Root will sail for Europe on the oath
inst. on La SavOie. He had contem-
plated sailing Aug. = and had engaged
passage for that date but received an
invitation from General Horace Por-
ter, United States ambassador to
France, to sail with him on the Savoie
on the earlier date and has accepted.
Secretary Root expects to return to the
United States about Aug. 6.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
DON T FAIL OTRy THIS.

Whenever M honest trial Ia given to
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stimulate the liver, inviIorate the nerves
and purify tbe blood. It's wonderful
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Bitters positively cures Kidney and L.vse
Troubles, Stomach Disorders. Nsrvous.
ness. Sloepls .snsss. Rheumatism, Nan.
ralgia, and expgls Malaria. Satisfactton D.
guaranteed by N. b. Danforth. Only 70
cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Wrecked Yacht Found.

PORTLAND. Me, July 1S. S.-The for.
ty foot sloop yacht Aphr0dite of Bos.
ton was picked up fifteen miles south.
east of Cape Elizabeth by the steam
yacht Jathniel of New York. The
Aphrodite was bottom up, having lost
her fin keel, her tender was gone, and
there were bodies found in the cabin
after she was towed to Peaks island
by the Jathnicl
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
If 4 MAN LIE TO YOU

and say some other salvs, ointment. 10.
ton. oil or alleged healer Is Ds good Il
Buckleh's Arnica oalve, tell him thirty
years o marvellous cures OF Piles, Burn ,
Boi!a, Corns, Felous, Ulcers Gus S;culds,
Bruises and skin eruptions prove j., the
best and cheapest. % cents at N. b.
Danforth's drug storu.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Confederate Monument Dedicated

ELKINS. w. Va. July lS.--A Con.
federatn veterans monument was ded-
icated yesterday on top of Valley
mountain. near here, in memory of
southern soldiers who fell at the lonely
several thousand people being present
The money for the monument was
raised chiefly by a number of wealthy
English residents of Mingo Flats, W.
Va Bishop Peterkin of the Episcopal
diocese of West Virginia was orator Of
the day.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Tax Collections tie avy

City tax collectors report a large
increase in the amounts so far col.
lected 10 city td$es I,hls month
over the amount col lected in the
same period last year. Some
think this is due to the Increased
assessment this year, taken as a
total, is the same as the assessment
last year. However, the ASSESS
ment this year was correctly loot.
ed and represents actual fgures
while that OF last year did not.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
A Library For Thousand Island Park

UTICA, N. y, July 1S.-Mrs. L. Il.
Holden Of New York has offered to
build a public library on Thousand
Island park provided that the Park
association would agree to furnish a
suitable site. The trustees have al
ready considered the proposition ia
vOrably and have chosen site, and
the matter has been referred to her for
approval
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Confessed to Four Murders,

BlKMlNGHAM, Ala. July 1S.--Wil.
lie Cannon, color"d tramp, aged tif
teen years, has confessed to Chief of
Police Austin that he had recently
killed II white baby at Gurnee, Ala; a
negro baby at Henela. a negro baby at
Cahaba and II negro baby in i,irmng.
ham The body of the last named baby
has been found. Coroner Paris has the
little negro in charge and is investigat-
ing his tale.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

The Wilmington base ball club
has a cracker jack team and are
drawing good crowds to see them
play ball The team has boen
greatly strengthened since the new
manager has taken hold.