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The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Memorial Service.

Rev. +. Burgette Short preached
a sermon in memory Of Rev. Walter
Il. Avery at Scott NJ. +. Church
last night. AT the conclusion Of
! MI. Shorts sermon, Joseph II, Bart
lett, representing the off .ial board
read a memoir OF the late pastor Of
Scott Church, and tender tributes
were expressed by General |. Il.
Parker, Lewis r. Grubb and Levi
Pfcitcr
The text of DR.. Shorts address,
taken from Numbers %: 10, was:
Let me die the death Of the right
eous, and let my last end be like
his"
Mr.. Short in beginning referred
to Balanm who on considering the
like OF Jacob, had in an hour Of
trial expressed the words of ihe
text. Continuing he said:
Most people have cherished
wise as TO when, where and how
they Shall die, but only one of thass
WISHES have we any control over,
and that by the grace of God.
1t IS not ours to say when we shall
but ii is ours to say how we shall die
SO far us our relationship to God is
concerned.
The death on end of the righteous
is the death on end that every man
at his best desires. There differ
ences OF opinions as to what really
Righteousness. No man
can formulate Il rule on set of rules
that will be the ideal for righteous
ness, but we believe that he that
doeth Righteousness is righteous.
There are three clemant, nr,tss.
trN for the working of Righteousness
First, he that strives to please
God, and call your attention to
This word strives. which | use al.
'lSrdiN. We may often fail 1O
tciieve what we really desire and
strive for in Gods service. but God
'eeing the purpose. will reward us
or striving. Second, he that strives
o serve his ielIowmcn doeth right
Third. he that dies in
riumphs Of the faith doeth right
'ousnesS.
Well may we cherish the emil
u the righteous man because
If three reasons First, it is only
end of life: Second, it is the
nly victorious end; Third if is the
My real and rich consumation ot
IN,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
CUEVARRA GIVES Up
1nsurgent Chief and His Com
mand Taken by Grant.
Was LUkBAN'S SUCCESSOR II SAMAR
other Important Surrenders Report-
ed Acting Governor Nright
Praises the American Army.
Cholera situation Had.

| MANILA, April 2S.-Gcueral Ereder
, lex ID. Grant has assembled the Gendara
river. in the island Of Sumar. and has
brought the inSurgent leader Gueyarra
and his entire command down to the
coast General Grants expedition went
up the river in the gunboats Rasco and
Florida, several steam launches and
native lighters.
| Guevarra's command consists of Ra-
fael Sebastian, Abaki and IS other Oil
GERS. 1S9 men and 1il rifles.
Three hundred insurgents. with 131
rifles, are expected to arrive at catba-
logan, Samar. 10 surrender formally to
the American authorities.
Three hundred holomcu. twenty
eight of them armed with rifles. have
just surrendered at Sulat, also in Sa.
mar.
Guevarra succeeded General, Lux ban
to the command of the insurgcnt forces
i'll Samar when the latter was captured
last February. He announced his in
ttntion to surrender last March.
AT farewell banquet here to the Off.
GERS of the Ninth infantry Acting Civil
Governor Luke L. Wright paid
glowing tribute to the military forces.
He said tie army. under circumstances
of surprising difficulty, had paved The
way for the work of the civil au1hori
ties and that only few cases of fric.
ton between the two branches of gov.
trnmrht had occurred He said that
General thatf"e, whose opinion might
at times have differed from those of
the civil authorities. Lad been ii most
loyal supporter OF civil rule.
Replying to Ciytl Governor Wright,
General tlalt"c said that the officers
or the army knew that their duty to
the country demanded their utmost cf,
1oltS to sustain the civil authorities
and to suppress he rebellion.
Captain l.. W. V. Kcnnun Of the
Sixth infantry reports from the island
OF A"@ro> the surrender Of the ndronc
leader Rufo. with lis officers and men
OF his command together with j.
NoiNcrS and dH-g"rS. Captain Ncuuon
says this surrender means tie opening
up Of the whole Of the southern coast /
OF the island Of Nr&rns. After Papa
$50. itfu was the most important Ia /,
druHt chief on the island. He promises !
to for"e Papa lSio aud his few remain. /!
ing followers to Surrender. Papa Isio !
WAS appointed ruiUn"l in the inSlir- |
gent army by trI"r@l Malvar one year .
ago. |
Ihr cholera situation in the islands !
does not show any Improvement. thol- !
era eases are reported among the
American soldiers in the tamarines !
provinces Of southern LUzUn and else
where, bui 50 far few Americans have |
been attacked and the disease is main
ly confined to natives and Cinnamon.
In Manila there have been 30 cases
md i49 deaths from cholera while the
provinces report l.I9 cases and ,lG9
deaths.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE,
Ame Interesting Facts ReGardins
Our Comm ercIaI Relations.

our Comm rcial Relations.
WASHINGTON, April 2s-Mr. Fred.
eric Emory, chief of the bureau Of for.
cign commerce, made public another
extract from the volume entitled "Com.
mercial Relations of the United States
| During 1901" which is now In press.
The extract given out deals with the
| trade of the United States with South
America.
II is pointed out that If a line of mod.
ern steamers We're operated between
New York and Brazil there would be
no lack of return frrights in coffee,
rubber and like products. American
hardware also, 1t is stated, has earned
a reputation for quality and finish
which places it beyond competition.
Our typewritcrS, sewing machines.
clocks watches and electric goods hold
their own everywhere. and we are
gaining foothoId in bicycles, locks,
firearms cutlery and picture frames.
Brazil recognizes the value of an ed
ucation in the United States and it is
notable fact that many young Brazli-
ans are coming to this country to COM
plcte their careers of learning. Until
recent years the better class of Young
Brazilians were sent to Portugal,
France or Germany to acquire their
literary. professional or Sriritifc train
ing, and il was as rare to find a Bra
lillian speaking English as il is to dis.
cover an American speaking Portu-
gucse. Now English is being taught in
some of the higher schools Of Brazil,
and many young men come to the Unit.
cd States 10 study en&nrcrinG electric.
ity, law, medicine and dentistry.
In the Argentine Republic the Amer
lean goods making th" greatest head
way are tools and implements, cottOns
and hats.
United States trade with Ecuador |
shows Il gratifying increase, due to !
purchases for the GuayatquiI-Q Quito rail. |
rOud, better and quicker communica- |
ton. lower freight rates and the work
of American commercial travellers.
Our trade will steadily advance it is
stated, hut an isthminn canal alone
can give us the vantage ground We
should occupy.'
LAUNDERING is the chief industry in
the southern provinces Of Chile. and
all of the wood is cut by
mills Of American construction. All Of
the machinery used in the production
Of Hour also goes from the United |
States. On account Of III" political dis
InrbancrS in Colombia imports from
he l'nited States have increased only
slightly. The imports from all other
have remained stationary.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
$500 In his Belt.

Luigi PuzzO was arrest ed ON Sat
urday afternoon by Patrolman Arniel
and when he was searched at the
City Hall the policemen We're given
California shock for the Italian
had Il belt Of gold coins around his
waist There We're 3 coins Of the $l.
order and "a - gold pieces. The
valuable belt was placed in the safe
where it will remain until PuZzo
is released or taken to the work
house. 1t is very seldom that
prisoner comes into the station with
much money. There have been
times when six men have about ten
cents as their capital and from this
II can be seen that when prisoner
comes in with $500 it is general
surprise.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Accidentally ShOI bend.

TGlEkA Kan. April 2V.-Wiliam
W, carr, aged thirtN-r"vrn years. one
Of I'll" bcSt known telegraph operators
IN III" west, WIS accidentally shot and
instantly Killed while visiting his DAP
'nt- at Eudora, Kan. Carr was alight-
ing from . buggy wh,n he tl'ipprd. dis
charging his shotgun He received the
contents OF Iolh barrels over tn" heart.
Nj. Carr had been connected with the
Associated Press in Topeka since, 1882
ana had worked at Kansas city, Oma-
IA, Denver and other points. lie leaves
n widow
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
WORK BEFORE CONGRESS.
Opposition Talk on Philippine Bill
the Chjef Thin:: In sight

sue ubei SbGh.
WASHlNGTON, April 2S The plans
of the senate for tine week do not cX-
tend beyond the continuation of the de-
bate on the Philippine government bill
aud the consideration Of minor matters
when there is no one prepared to speak
on the Philippine bill. There is no pros
pect thus far for speeches in support of
that measure. and consequently all the
talk bids fair to continue to be on the
negative side Of the question. Up to
the present time the speeches all have
been made by minority members of the
Philippine committee, but it is stated
that other Democratic senators have
promised to lift their voices in opposi-
ton to the bill.
There is a miscellaneous programme
ahead for the house this week Today
the special rule for consideration of the
omnibus public building bill is in order.
Tomolrow The omnibus bill will be
passed. wednesday consideration Of
the agricultural appropriation bill will
he r"Sa,n"d, and after it is disposed of
the District of Columbia appropriation
bill will be taken up and probably
passed before the end Of the week.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
W Hp!p Family HyuEp.i,pd.

lASNLLE. H.. April -. Rudolph
RHrtu%, lis wife ana their five rLl!-
dr"m lIHr" been found in Il curna,uSo
condition in their home at licuna. a
NiIIig" near here. Leo I"nHuI. an anna
trur hNpMoti>t IHtcr confessed that he
put III" "uIr" family to sleep five days
ago and ihnt hr bad been trying 10
awaken >h"H ever since. II" has sue
c"r'leI in ar"u*In" two Of the children,
but All thV others are StiiI uSluru,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
s"hDuner EGunHcrca: Three Lost

'it.NELANn O.. April 1S.-A spo.
citi I" The Plain Dealer from Saudus-
E3 says: ''rhr schooner BurkIuw. from
Marin" city, founl"r"d in Lake Fri"
hat n mil" from i'ut-n Bay. and three
persons lost their lives in consequence.
! Ia dead are Captain Robert IHrhy Of
Marine CITY, his wife and his StrpS0n.
SANDER Morris, aged sixteen Years.
Dick Burke, u sailor Of Port Huron.
Survived TIA" wreck and was brought
t" SAhduSkH by III" life saving crew
from that port. who had tried several
times during III" night to reach tie
Nrni.k"
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
street Car STRIKERS Win.

san FRANZ lS'o, April 2s. The
strike Of the street railway system Of
IN" united railroads. which went into
eject Il week ago. has been ,ihciaI,y
declared off. Victory rests with the
employees. VI tu arc conrpd"d all their
rriurjpal dcuuHuir The united rail
roads hay" Iranted an advance in
wages. It t"m hour day and in meas
urc recognized the cal lmciI's union.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
-i"IupnIs fi,HNIS ~cEt"-,

NFMPHIS. T"nu, Amil IS Rear
Acnj'aI and Mr. ". :. Srh1ry lave
aTH'd i'll N'Hr0I~ OYER tNr >ouholu
r%ji"a! and W"Dy at uur,. dii,cn to- the
Galo>o I.otpl. 4 reception committee
nt III" visitors at Grand luurtiun and
escorted th"H t. Memphis. It was the
wish Of Admiral @ud Mrs Schlcy That
there shouId jr no d,mou~imrtn in
1h'ir i0vHor Ulull their arrival. hlJ >,v-
era! t9ndru} p''plo were Il, tnr Union
station t" lad them wr,eumc A4mjral
Srtl"Y "alt l." III" g1I"st If tic city un
III N"d" >daE u'EN, when it viii
St"'t to' ~ NiSn 'u several cities in Mis-
S,>>1r'j 4 rarlc was giy'u this
Iuul"'Hg III honor Of IN" admiral aud
his wiz" III the afternoon Il silver
S"rl t." VIII lc presented t" him aud in
lii" evening a lHIVuot will Dc rendered
linn.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
pu"Cila,eI a Saloon.

John A. McGowan has sold tho
good viii, stock and fixtures OF the
saloon at Front aud SEipey
streets, 10 Frank j. McGowan.
Mr.. MCGOWAN has awarded tho
contract 10 Hubert Cassidy to la.o
extensive alterations to the pr5p-
erty.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
SpOttcd EcNer SnreaIinp.

MlSSOi LA, Mon, April IS. -- The
spotted fever s"oIrg" in the Bittcr Root
valley has broken out with greater vto-
lrncc than At any time known in the
history Of the peculiar disease. Eight
persons have died of the mnlaly within
week, and several others are danger
.ulIsly i'll
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Forty Bodies Found.

CAIRO, ILL.,. April .s.-Four bodies Of
the victims of tho city of Pittsburg
wreck have been recovered. making
forty to date. One was identified as
that Of Joseph R"dding, a striker engi.
neer of Louisville. The other three
were colored, two men and one woman.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
lIenAN Lraiult Wreck

kAl.AMAIDo, Mich, April 2S-A
freight wreck occurred on the Lake
NAorc and Michigan Southern road at
the Grand Rapids and Indiana cross
Ing last evening. Twenty cars are piled
up, and twelve cars have been burned.
One man is missing. The loss is very
heavy.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
Popular Tours Via ia, timOre 4 Oh:o y

Leave Wilmington, Saturday.. April
J" ana .6and May ~ n HOT u. m. Rate
Sl4.Oo for round trip. including fare trans
i1r, in aW Arlington, stAteroom going and
returning on Poe omac River steamer md
one and three.fourths days board at the
Hygeia Hotel, Ola Point Comfort.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Must Not Keen Max DIV.

PRAGUE. Austria. April 2S.-The
Manufacturers association here has
decided to lock ont for eight days al!
employees who are absent from work
ou May day.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
HDlInuI's Qupen netfer

THE HAGTE, April IS bulletins
issued at Castle Loo declare that the
condition Of Queen WiIhelmina con
tinucs to be satisfactory.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

Now is the time to lay in your
next winters supply Of coal. The
price Is liable TO go up again at any
time and the prospects are that Il
Will he higher than last year. coal
Is now selling for So It ton. Here is
another commodity that is plenty
high enough.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

BASE ball promises to he rather
active this season in Wilmington.
There will be two base bail teams
i'll the field to fight for the patron
age. II has been several Years
since there has been any rivalry be-
tween two first class base ball teams
i'll this city and there has not been
as much attention given to the only
American sport as this season gives
promise Of developing. Whining
ton bids fair to have two first class
teams i'll the field which will make
Il bid for the patronage Of the lovers
OF the sport. From all accounts
there VIII he some good games given
our citizens.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
VHtllI.lAhl ZDIPER.

VHtIiLlAM ZDI.PER
wv First cass tuner ani rcpnirsr Of pianos
ana organs, has tnucl fyr rUya families IA
Germany WA h" IL Wilmington every day
Address p .. box SO Wilmington. or resi-.
dtnC', L!ntun, aid mi .-Jm
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

The Othello Range, Johnson y 9th
and King streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

Now we have IA Laundry Trust in
Wilmington The Trusts may he a
blessing to th0N" in them. hn1 they
make the public pay the tolls thai
60 to enrich them. faster man ever.
Its Il plrN Thar W. cannot have It
salary trl>t and thereby put ojl}ar-
les up torolre~pOnl with rvrrHihin"
else which has been in ne advance.
during the past iva years. I'll"
question might we'll hr asked where
Is tins Trust hU~ln"sN grill% to tui,
Everything used ON the IJri' + rp
away beyond what il ~uunid b.. d.
there APPEARS to b" plenty If every
thing to 20 around ~" poor man
has lt1Ie rN"jl,r ,ur living atl"r
best of tiln~ and it lpph~ "a. if ih,r1.
was Il conspiracy ~ 'rovd IHm ~
the wall
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

WILMINGTON has not any need of
more fire companies at the present
time. The present fire department
has up to now been able to success
fully cope with all the fires and pre-
vent anything like a conHagration.
The contention is made by property
owners that an increase in the fire
department means just that much
more revenue to be raised by tax
ing real estate. Like the worm the
real estate owners will not forever
submit to be robbed by the city.
They cannot stand it as in ninety
nine cases ont of Il hundred. prop
erty owners are paying Il larger as
sessment than their properties
would bring. For every dollar
above the price the properties bring
the city stands in the same position
as a highWayman who holds you at
the point of a revolver and demands
your money or your life.
The property owner is compelled
to pay the amount down ON the
books of the tax collector or lis
property would be sold to satisfy
the claim. There is no justice in
this manner of treating those who
make it possible for the city to raise
sufficient revenue to run the city
government. 1t is for this reason
and the principal one why property |
owners do favor an increase in the !
size Of the present fire department.. !,
1t is not needed. Nobody is back of
this protest but men whose inter
ests are in their reality holdings
and who have earned the money
with which they We're purchased,
after years Of toll and econOmizing.
They are not bloated bond holders
whose money has been left to them.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

Sirm's Comp PsnDyroyal Pills. Tho
ladies extraordinary remedy. Be sure
you get tho "COmp.''
By mail u .0D. BO8 King 9 rect.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Weather prOl,a biIjficE.

Fair; light north winds, becoming
variable.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

A PREACHER who failed to please
the women I'll his congrr CATION WAS
compelled to vacate his pulpit TO
make way for a hand>omrr man.
The manner i'll which he brushed
hlS hair was not up-to-d;,te. was
one Of the grievances advanced
against the preacher. He said that
many women wnUid rather see Il
good looking man that hear Il good
sermon but what would the
churches lie without the women.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
DubeII the fiaiter

GOO Charles II. Dubeil Tor your hat
andtcaps OF all styles No. = East Third st
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. L. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS
MONDAY. APRIL 2S. ,ooa.

SPEAKING of advertising, there is
no better medium than the daily
press. All other methods are eX-
pel1mental and in very few cases
pay for the money invested. The
people have been years in being
educated up to the fact that live and
enterprising merchants are the only
ones who advertise what they have
80 that the public may know what
bargains await them. To reach the
country trade the REPUBLICAN goes
INTO three times as many families
as any other Wilmington paper and
more than all the other papers com
blneo. Our country subscriptions
has more than doubled in the last
SIX months. This is one reason
why the REPUBLICAN gets the ma
lority of the sales to publish in its
columns. lthas always been known
rs the best advertising medium in
Ihe city. The present management
claim that it is better now than
eyer and can back up their claims
with proof to that effect. Lies in
Vulnerable have been told the mer-
chants about the REPUBLICAN, that
were intended to iniure the paper.
but the parties repeating what they
knew to be untrue have met their
reward and failed in their attempts
to injure the paper. 1t is a mean
rontemptible scOundrel without any
principle that would attempt to III
]ure a contemporary i'll the same
business. by telling lies about them.
Dur subscription books and onr
press rooms are open at ali times to
advertisers and the public. The
REPUBLICAN was never built uD by
lying about its contemporaries and
never would have been if that was
the onl y road to success.
SPAIN gave the sugar growers Of
the Philippines the banetit If com
parative)y untaXel sugar trade and
then robbed them of their profits.
The Every Evening would make a
good organ for the FilipiurS if one
ran judge from some OF the dl',i,lre
that appear in its editorial columns.
We never looked on tb, war III the
Philippines as Il political is9ue and
don't now, and it is Il poor Am}2i-
ran who does. If the idea is to ra-t
ndium on the Republican party. we
think the Trusts are urArIy enough
if something is not soon done. to
break its back, But shame ON The
man that continually casts aNpoI-
slons un President Rpu>,VrIt md
Congress for tn" war in the Philip
pines. \ har l. not always >il",,t~>-
ful in convincing others what ne
says is trur
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

If the probing Of the Sugar Trust
by the Government amounts to any
thing, the stock market will reflect
It's effect on the price Of that stock.
1T is now quoted at Sl26 share.
1t pays Il per cent, whereas it paid
II per cent year ago.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

COY. HrNN paid Il graceful tribute
to Morris Levy. by naming him as
Il delegat" from Delaware tu the
National Conference Of Charities
and Corrections which meets in De-
troit, Mich. on May 18th. This is
the second ON" Of this lHrrthat Gov.
Hum has hnnorad which speaks
well Tor hIm III recognizing them as
q class of cnterprlsing citizens.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

D"%'T forget thar your subs'l'ip-
ri"n is due aud the publishers will
give you Il clad WrE'unuv II the Of
flee III publication. Al Subscribers
who pay ia advance Will receive a
premium and that will make the
iGpel seem Ikea @itv.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

TuE Delaware Iioo>,. >,r,w Assn
cIatl"n Of hi, rij,. has nut,. hl-
preparations fur the ~rruud auuGal
horse show which will me held 1T
the aS~p"intioI~ park "n Tues iay
Wednesday and Tim~,Ia}. I.m' 3G.
4th and 5th r\hitriuu win U.
worth Attending and ~huuId have
the hearty support Of Tie prupIr uf
this city mI county Such rNhild-
tlon> have a t"ndcurl to draw uum-
troNS strangers tu uju 1ty AND IL,
well as awaken "ur pnupIr from
Their winters nap M Iurrr~ ul
horse flesh should mot miss lhi> up-
IprtunliN ~ turn ont and by their
atteDdaHre help swell th,'rruwd.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

THE progressive citizens Of Lpwpe
are determined to have the Court
House at Georgetown removed to
that 'lty. That would he in keep
ing with the up-to-date spirit shown
by the Lewes people Geurgetown
is rather Il slow place and needs to
take on some OF the pr"greeoiven"-S
of the city bV the sea
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

" there j. any danger from small
p"N. why don't the Trustees Of ,hn
Poor hold their meetings some place
else on Wednesday NEXT. Accord
ing to the STATE Board Of Health
those leaving tn" hulIdjug will hc
required t" be { fUui4ated i stlu.
day for the present superintendent
to hand over the management for
the next year to bis successor as
well as being the hid day. Bids
vii be opened and supplies awarded
10 the ensuing quarter.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

W. III" On" oE those who do mot
think jhH' john II, Goodwin. Jr.,
should hr eiv"u hc given employ
m"nt by tn" Republicans. We have
Iltjl" us" for Il man who did as be
dl'l IN the Ross MrNulty contest
y" = not to be trusted 50 soon
"-HiA
II only honest and trustworthy
men a." to hold political positions
IN" pr"pj" viii have to twmOre alert
than ever thi~ year. BE sure and
attend ii" primaries and help turn
down nnn who are not capable and
only t"u1~ used by others.
II General Funston don, stop
Shopting o.r his IN III h he is danger
uf getting kpp,avrit.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

Schedule in effect November II, 1907: \
All trains illuminated with Pintscki
light.