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The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
isalAssas. 10 Il.' 70 soavseYTa

AtaeracSAs - Dptfd, Railway n
SEurope Wath American Material.
NEW. YORK.. April IA party Of
engineers Nho Will construct this ssn-
mer the first 1mef.ean built railway In
Europe has sailed for Bremen. After
Its completion 1t will be used to ship
large quantities of iron from the Nor
wegian iron mines. The engineers are
ex-State Engineer @. W. 4 dams, his
son, Arthur Adams; C. A. Poole and
Arthur O'Brien.
On reaching Bremen they will meet
Henschel Roberts, ex-deputy state en-.
gineer, who has charge Of the building
OF the new railroad, and wiz accompa.
ny him to Mo, on the west coast Of
Norway, 300 miles north of Christi.
ania. where the mouth of rock walled
ford will be made into great harbor.
From the docks there the new railway
will run to the oreficids, eighteen miles
away. a 4
The Giliison Ore Milling syndicate
Of London is the backer Of the scheme,
A director of the corporation is Thom-
as A. Edison, through whose influence
the engineers mentioned received the
award of the work. These engineers
built DR.. W. Seward rWebbs Adiron.
dacks railway through the North
woods wilderness in one summer.
in the Norwegian enterprise 5000 la
borcrs will be- employed this summer.
Most Of the materials used in the con-
struction of the road will come from
this country. and the rolling stock will
be of American manufacture. 1t is
estimated that the total cost of the
road and harbor will exceed 1000 600,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Counterfeit Postal Cards.

Philadelphia, April %. Much at
tention is now being given by the
postal authorities to the subject of
counterfeit postal cards, which are
now appearing in the mails from
nearly every part OF the United States.
While the operations Vi the counter
feters covers wide range Of terri
tory. it is believed that as yet not 4
great number Of the bogus cards have
been used.
Only a few have been received at
the Post Office here. What bOtherS
the authorities is that the cards come
from 50 many different sections.
Several inspectors ere working On
the case. however, and it is not be-
leved that many more will be used.
Tne card s are a poor counterfeit and
now that The authorities are or the
watch for them, il is likely that few
will pass. The description OF the
counterfeit cards given out to the
postal employees is Is follows:-The
top OF name line runs together, gen.
nine is spaced. Lies in jefferson
face are coarse aud broken, wheath
not uniform. Word Jefferson is light
faoc, genuine is boldlace type. 1t is
coated payer, not useo for cards.
The whole appears to be copy from
an old, wOrn-out plate.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Young Man Accused

The dingy little room In the Cam
den court house in which Justice Gar
field is sitting at the trial OF Lafay-
cite Gruff for wife murder was crowd
ed to sutlocation by curious spectators
this morning. A rumor has gone
forth that the defence would place
Gruif himself upon the stand, and
each individual citizen of Camden
county was anxious to hear the story
of the tragedy from his lips.
In the confession made by Gruff
the day of the crime, upon the ad-
mission of which a long legal wran-
gle was called forth yesterday,
there were hints of sensational tes-
timony hitherto kept back by both
the prosecution and the defence.
In certain paragraphs it was init
matedthat Gruff and his wife quar-
relied over the woman's baby, which
was born in August of last year.
Gruff was not married to the girl
until the May before, and it is said
that this fact was used by the wo-
man 10 taunt her husband. 1t was
gener ally believed that Grutf would
make a startling statement TO these
facts. 1t was just 9. .4j 0 clock when
court opened this moru'ng. As us.
ual he nodded cheerfully 10 the jury
and the newspaper men. shaking
hands accordingly with his coun-
sci.
Indeed the boyish prisoner does not
seem IN the least worried Ly his Sc
rlous condition. Ills bearing through.
out the trial has been that OF an in
terestcd spectator rather than that
of man whose life hangs in the
balance. 1t is said that lie shows no
more feeling when alone in his cell.
and that he eats and sleeps as If be
had not care in the world. Yester.
cay after he had been taken back to
his cell, he stood by the window,
looking into the street. Below on
the pavement there was congregatcd
a number Of his chums from Glouces-
ter, with whon he exchanged greet
ings, shouting that he felt as linc as
turkey cock.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
New York Markets.

FLOUR-Less active and barrel, s,eady:'
straights, s3 7Ou3s5 winter extras, So 100
335: winter patents. Ss.s5a4o5
map and ruled easy under liberal unload
ing; May. 80 7-l6dsO 15-l6c.: July, sOssflslc.
RYE-Dull: state, 6lmG2c., C. |. f. New
York. car lots; No. western 64ac, I. 0.
b., atloat.
CORN-Opened steady on the small
country offerings and prospects for cold
weather. but slowly eased off with wheat;
May 67Ag67Ssc.; September, 657sGG6hc.,
OATS-Steady and quiet. track, white,
state 5laj5c.; track, white. western. 5lD
Doc.
PoRK-Easy; mess. slc75al775; family.
$l99l95O.
LARD-stsady; prime western steam.
10 Csc.
BuTTER-steady; state dairy, 2aa27c.:
creamery, 25q2Sc. =,
early made, fancy colored, 1so1SAc.; state.
white iSai3,tc.: full cream. large fall
made, fancy, colored l2ql2Ac.: full cream,
large fall made, fancy white. 12Gl2hc.,
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylvania,
lSc.; western, at mark, l7&d1Sc.
SCGAR-Raw steady; fair refining, 2hc.;
centrifugal, sc test. 3ssc. refined steady;
crushed. 525c. powdered 4S5c.
TURPENTIN E-9ulet at 45lallGc.
MOLASSES-Firm; New Orleans, 339
4lc.
RlCE-steady; domestic, 4%as1sc; ia.
rTALfoW-FIrm; city, shc. country. s,s
.HAY-Dull shipping, sOas5c.; good to
choice S5MgOc, :
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
CARD BASK EFT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Pcnnewili.
Mrs. William Morris. Mrs. Edward
Ridgelv, Misses SalIie Ridgey and
Anna Hayes. all OF Dover, left today
for an extended Western trip. They
will start from Philadelphia tomor.
row for Los Angeles and will spend
some time in California, returning
10y the Northern route, and arriving
home in June.
Misses Ethel Schafer, Caroline
Moore Clara Powell, Julia Lonand,
Marian Powell and Marge Lohand
are the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Walker, at State road, on
Sunday.
John Mahoney, of Washington, d.
G., was in our city today. lie is
looking well and healthy as if Wash
ington life agreed with him,
Peter p. Mcconnell left today for
Lakewood, N. Y, where he hopes
to improve his health.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
OBITUARY.,

The funeral OF Rev. Walter r.
Avery, pastor Of Scott NJ. e. Church
will take place tomorrow. The
body will lie in state from eight
until nine o'clock. The remains
will be shipped to iFairmount, Md.
Undertaken Fisher will accompany
the remains.
William Greece, aged 7 years,
cied Yesterday OF dihptheria, at the
home Of his parents No. SIS Mar.
shall street.
William Earl Van Trump, the
7 year old son OF J. z. VanTrump,
Of l2l5 Washington street, died
yesterday.
Charles Simon. aged 80 years,
Of Brandywine hundred, died yes.
terday.
The funeral OF Meredith Clymer,
Of New York. took place to-day. In
terment was made 10 Old Swede's
Gene terry.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Hart & C0|bourne,
822 Market St.
TOUR TO THE YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Exceptionally Low Rates Offered by the
Pennsylvania Railroad OH Account OF
- National Educational Association
ConyeotIon


The reduc,d rates authorized by the
transcontin railroads on account OF
tho Annual Convention OF the National
Educational Association. to be held in
Minneapolis. July to H. 1922, have en-.
abled the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pnny to offer to those contemplating at
tendance at this Convention au opportu-
nifty, under the direction OF its popular
Personally. Conducted Tourist System.
not only Of visiting tho beautiful city In
which the Convention Ia to be held, and
participating In the deliberations o: tho
Convention. but also OF visiting the Vel
lowst one National Park, at a cost impos
sible under ordinary conditions Of travel,
The Yuliowstons. Park Is mover more at
trao i've than during the month of July,
and tho lrIsts under the care OF tho
Pennsylvania Railroad will be afforded
tue fullest opportunity Of visiting al Its
unique at ractions, in cludin q the Nam
moth Hot Springs, the Gey GERS, tho beau
tifu! Lake. and tho Grand Canon of the
Yellowstone,
The tour will leave New York and Phil
hdelphia, Saturday. July g. and return
Sunday. July 30. Round trip ,i,ketI.
covering all necessary expenses for tho
onrire trip. including one berth In Pull
from all points on the Pennsylvania Rail
road east of Pittsburg. When two per
sons occupy one berth. the rata will bs
sac for each person. Rates from Pitts
burg will be 81 less than above.
Tourists will use special train over the
entire trip. with the exception of the six
days devoted to the tour Of the Park,
cd tn tho Park will bo utilized. This
special train will consist Of Pullman
dining car sleeping cars and an observ
alton car, all Of tho highest grade, and
tho passengers will mud them fully as
comfortable and convenient as the best
hotols During the three days at the Con
vention in Minneapolis July to Q. In
elusive. this palatial train will be At the
command OF tho tourists, obviating the
necessity of securing. accomn odations at
hotels
Tho beauties OF the Yellows' one Ma
ti0nal Park. most aptly termed Natures
Wondor, and. must be soon TO be appreciat
cd. From the top OF the stages In which
the tour of the Park Is made, there Is
spread out before the traveller q constant
ly changing pan Drama Of wondors---snow
ing rivers; Yellowstone Lake, like great
blue sea nestled amongst the beetlinC
crags, at an alti' udo nbovo that of tho
summit Of Mt. Washington; the curious
natural springs, where chemical deposits
gliston In tho SUMS rays with all the col
ors Of the rainbow; and ths Gcysers, ever
presenting aceno Of varied charm and
awe inspiring wonder.
The accomin odat tons on this tour will
necessarily DO limited, and intending
tourists should apply early In order to g,
cure reservations OF space. detailed
itinerary Ia in course of preparation. and
all inquiries regarding ommodations
should be addressed to Geo. W. Boyd, As
tis,ant General Passenger Agent, Penn
sylvan Ia Railroad, Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia, Pa
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
GAVE A DANCE.

The young ladies Of the dancing
class Of Mr.. John Titus gave shirt
waist dance last evening to his gen
tlemen friends in Giles Academy.
Dancing lasted from s until l with
a hours intermission Tor refresh
ments, when ice cream and cake
were served.
The Young men were entertained
so pleasantly that they voted their
best thanks. The affair was the fin.
est Of the season.
Those present were Misses Ka,ha-
rine Byron, Lulu Thompson, Mat
tie Wonn, Mae Wood ward, Bertha
Blessley, Mae Ridgeway, Bessie Aims.
lee, Bessie Fairlamb, Florence kee-
scy, Elizabeth Clark, Sara Jester,
Emma Gillespie, Agnes Mitchell,
Rose Myers, Mcssrs. Lynch. Johnson,
Winfield Byron, Howard Witt. Max
Jester, Charles Noss, William Beyan,
Edward and Benjamin Thompson,
Isaac lIallam, Walter Tomlinson,
Edward Mulhausen, Harry Layton,
William Adams, Harry Coyle.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
BEADESKOPF-O'NEuL.

Tn the parsonage Of st. Pauls
Roman Catholic Church yesterday
morning, Miss Grace O'Neill daughter
Of Mrs. j. L. O'Ncill OF 1901 South
Franklin Street. and Clarence NJ.
Bcadcnkopf, were married by Father
Hughes. Miss A. Dougherty Of
Chester, cousin Of the bride, was
maid of honor, and EdwardG Church.
man was best man. A number Of
friends Of the bride and groGm, in
Guiding the mother OF Miss O'Neill
and thu parents of Mr.. Rcadenkopf
were present. Upon their return
from trip to Old Point Comfort,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcadenkopf will reside
at "Thc GrantIcy,' Ninth and Jcf-
fCrSOn streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Chinese Rebellion Serious,

VICTORIA. b. c., April OR. w.
Little Of the North China Herald, who
arrived by the steamer Empress Of
China, says the rebellion in Kwangsi
is far beyond the power Of the govern
mcnt troops to suppress. Marshal Sue
had only 1000 troops TO dispatch
against them, and 1t Is unlikely that
the viceroys of other provinces will
aid in the suppression Of the rebellion.
A strict censorship is now being main.
tanned in Canton, and the tendency Of
the officials is to belttle the rising, tho
only news Of which can be obtained
from refugees.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Snow and Cold Follow tFNNe,

LINCOLN, Neb., April %. - There
has been drop in the temperature
Of from 40 to so degrees throughout
the state. Following u slight fall Of
rain, the wind changed from the south
to northwest, and a snOwst0rm Is pre-
vailing in central Nebraska. with indi-
cations of a blizzard. Railroad reports
from the extreme northwestern part Of
Nebraska and the Black Hills tell of a
heavy fall Of snow, fifteen inches at
Custer and nearly two feet at Spear
fish. Trains are slightly delayed.
more, however from the furious wind
than the snow. "A
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Blue Flame Oil Stoves.

The new ones now ready for
your inspection.
GRASS SHEARS, made right
here at home; zoe to 90c. and guar
antecl.
A good house HATCiIET, made
from guarteed steel, light and ser
viceablc, will hold its edge. For
all practical purposes,iust as good
as the GOc kind.
We want your order for a GAS
RANGE. We sell them low
as anybody, and connect them up
free. Our guarantee goes with
the sale, and you run no risk.
You can use gas for cooking
cheaper than coal.
Let the man at the gas works
fight with the ash man, eat the
coal cinders and rub the dust ont
of his eyes. You simply turn the
key and the gas range does the
rest.
The prices range from $l.0O
for a two burner hot plate, up to
$40 for the large range. Call and
see them demonstrate at our store.
BAKING POWDER Ice. for a
fb. tin. Why pay soc. We have
sold this brand for several years
and know it is all right.
Very low prices all over the
store particularly in the China
and Glass, as we intend to close
this line.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and....
Home Entertain.
nlentS.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Chicago. H., April 22.-Misses
Marion Calhoun and Mary Ainslec,
Of Oak Park, gave a luncheon today
at the Virginia in honor Of Miss Eva
Cornelia Foster, who is 70 be mar
ricd Oh Thursday to Walter Fighter
Of Philadelphia. Volney W. Foster.
the father of the bride to be, gave a
luncheon at the Union League Club
for the out OF town enests here for
the wedding. THIS evening Mr.
Fighter gave his bachelor dinner
and the bride and her maids were
similarly entertained by Mrs. Flem-
ing Ii. Revcll.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Oil=CI0ths

Bright handsome new de :
signs in the following widths.
"A, GA, Sd and 1O-4, 25c,
37ac, 45c and soc the square
yard.
This is our busy season on
the following goods. Intend
ing buyers should note this
and anticipate their wants as
far as possible, Awnings, Sum-
mer Coverings for floors, Sum-
mer Slip Covers for Furniture
and Summer Draperies. All
new effects and at prices con-
sistent in the qualities.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Sabbath Keeping AmCng tho Seal,rs'

The sealing prohibit any killing on
Sundays in Difference to a sentiment
among large section of our people
aginst violating the Sabbath, but
it is not to be supposed that the
men enjoy a day of rest. The fol-
lowing literal extract from the log
Of one skipper. written in all inno,
ccnce, and published in the st.
Johns paper, sheds a luminous re-
Election upon sealing methods:
Sunday, March %. This being
the Lords day, no seals were taken.
Crew busy hosting seals aboard
and trimming coal in bunkers. y
From Leslie's Monthly for May.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Entertainment at Odessa.

A number Of Whining tonians
took part 10 an entertainment, laat
night. at the hall IN Odessa, for The
benefit Of the Presbyterian Church
Of that town. Those from Will
mington we're, the Misses Swift,
Miss Jack, Miss Wales, Mrs. Lewis
and Leonard r. Wales.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS COLONIST
FARES

To The west Via .. & o. K. K.
The Baltimore and Ohio Il. IL. Co. will
sell daily until April 3D. second class one
way colonlst tickets to points in Montana
Idaho. Washington, Oregon and Calitor.
mia nt very low rates. 10 Portland, Ore,
Tacoma. Seattle and all other points in
Washington, Oregon and British ColuIn-
bio. $i95O 10 San Francisco. Los
Angelo. San Dslgo and oil other points
In California $3.50. 10 other points.
propo. tiona ely low rates. For full par
ticulnrs. writo or apply to H. A. Miller,
Passenger Agent. Wilmington. Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
BECkLI Y-BRADFORD,

A very pretty wedding took place
at No. I'll South Van Buren, street.
when Elmer W. Belkley and Miss
Lizzie b. Bradford we're married by
Rev. w. +. Dawson.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Sadie Bradford. who
wore a white gown and the best man
was Joseph Whitaker The bride
wore white and carried white flowers
Only the immediate families OF
the couple we're present. A wedding
supper followed the ceremony.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by fresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature.
Thursday promises to be clear
with stationary temperature and
westerly winds.
Friday, cloudy weather will pre-
vail with westerly winds.
The thermometer at W. C.TaylorS
drug store 3o2 King street today reg
istered as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock l'oclock
6S rs "a
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
EMPRESS IS OBSTINATE,
Refuses to Return to Peking, Al
Urged by the People,

heAuseS 10 heturn TO PektnE, a.
Urged by the People.
PEKING, Xpf1f %. spite of the
fact that in order to allay the uneasi-
ness of the masses Chinese officials
have been urging the immediate return
OF the dowager empress to the palace,
she has decided, according to The Ga
zette, to remain at the hunting park,
five miles from Peking, for one week.
Rumors of some political coup, posi-.
bly, the deposition of the dowager em-
press, are rife. They are apparently
as bascless as the other recent canards,
The foreign legations here continue
their unusual precautionary measures.
At the American legation squad Of
soldiers patrols the wall every night.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
WASHINGTON n {,

W n ASHTN NU IVN d. .,
POPULAR THREE-DAY TOURS VIA
ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Leave Wilmington at 1866 z. Nj.
Thursdays, April 10 and "a and May s.
Rate including oil expenses. $500 for
round trip. Expenses include railroad
fare. transfer to Hotel and two days
board at Washington. For book of
Tours giving Itinerary and full details,
write or apply to II. A. Miller. p. A.,
Wilmington, Lei.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Meeting ThisA;te .nonp.

The executive committee of the
Law Library will hold an important
meeting this afternoon for the pur-
pose of considering ways and means
to compel the members of the bar
to return the books they have taken
from the library.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Buffalo Live stock Market.

CATTLE - Receipts. 60 head; fairly
steady at previous prices; no yeals here.
10al5c. lower; Workers.. S747 15: light do.
Sc. 6.S0a6.sO; mixed packers. $1.15at7: IS; choice
heavy; & I25f7:s2la: pigs, Nsog6.g0 ~.
head; sales very light and all wools; mar
ket sensitive; choice lambs $725V73 IS;
good to choice, 81 15a172O; sheep. choice
handy wethers. $t.t046.76; common to ex-
ira mixed, $5.75Gi650; culls and commonx
$3.75a5.60.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
SECURITY TRUST s
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
NO. tl9 MARKET STkEEr.

Capital Stock k.......".........$5oo, 900
SuiWuS s'.s 1LVV,vVV
Allows Interest on Deposits Of Money!
The company acts as Executor, Admins
istrator, Trustee, Guardian, Receiver aud
Agent, and rents small safes In fire and
burglar proof vaults.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, Pres.
WILLIAM II. PRINCKLE, Vice Pres.
JAMES y. CLAIsKSON, Treas. 4 Sec.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
XII ici BY Enpinc

Philadelphia, April 23.,-John
Coyle, of No. 1907 Nc Clellan st.
was killed by an engine this
morning at Point Breeze avenue
and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad avenue.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Ut Al NJ
CEAIG-Cn April "2. l90! Margaret A.. wild
ow OF tho lu'e John Craig, in the I'D year OF

CEAIa-Cn April o.. 1907, Mnrgaret A.. wild:
0w OF tho luie John Craig, in the I'D year OF
her age
Funeral services will be held at tho resi-
dcncc OF !. Shrrn an Dayett, GIn,gow, Del,
men, at East Cedar Hill cemetery, philudel'
pain. Pa Friday afternoon. April 70, at
o'clock.
STEVENSON In this city on the 93l inst.
Mari. l.. Stevenson.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from the residence Ot j. II traw-
ford, l.l6 W. 9th street Oh Fri lay afternoon
at o'c'ock. Intern mt at v imin ton and
Brandywlne cemetery.
HOlIINGSWO ORTH-Nra Wooddale, Apri
-, l!u2 Hannah NJ. widow Of me late John
ilniingsworth. ia 18th yeur OF her age.
Relatives and friends are imvtod to attend
the funeral at her late residence near cod.
dale Oh Friday afternoon, ipril 70, Leave
thu house ut l.3u O'clock. service in he'd Clay
treeb Church at2p IN. mtrrnent in Gene.
terry adjoining Carriages will meet the car
that arrives ut Brandywine Springs ut / a. NJ.
SlMONS-In Erond, wine Hd.. April - | 0!
Charles Simons, 'r. aged 81 years
Relatives andfrieDGs nra invited to att en
the funeral services from his late rcsi drnce on
Foullt road. Brnndywino Hid, on Thursday
afternoon, April q, nt go O'Clock. Inter.
mcnt at hiverview cemetery.
RHY NohES--ln this city on April 81, 1902.
>uhuyler &. Reynolds lii the oJth year Of
his ae".
turerul services will be held at his late
home No. 1877 Market street On Wednesday
If ernoon Mt 4.G0 o'clock Interment at Ilm.-
ra, n. Y. Kindly omit flowers.
AvEltY-tn this city on April q, 1909, Rev.
Walter E. Avery IN his 1lst year.
Relatives and friends Of the family ara re.
spectfuly invtci 10 attend the funeral ser.
vices at Scott NJ f. Church, Corner 1th and
Spruce streets on Thursday morning, April
.4Ih ats o'clock. Remains can Lc view at
the church from until 0 O'Clock. Intcrment
at farmeunt. Md. Train leaves P, W. y b.
depot at 1855 u H.
DEEEY-ln this city on April 30 1902. Mails.
IA d.. pnly daughter Of George d. and vii.
nina Dccr,, ased2 years.
Relatives and friends nre invited to attend
the funeral services AT the residence OF hor
parents. No. 222 Iatnall street, Oh Saturday
afternoon. April 96 at o'clock internent
at Siverbr ook cemetery.
The Otnello Range, Johnson's 9th
and King streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
TO GIVE A DANCE

The Cosmos Social Club wi give
dance in Sacred Heart Hall tomor.
row evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

John w. Morrison and Miss Mar
tha CIrrinder will he married TO-
morrow evening at their future
home, at Chrlstana.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
BFINBORN-MULLIN.

Henry A. S. Benborn and Miss
Eva Mulln were married at Wesley
M. Il. parsonage, on March p, 1902,
by Rev. ". +. Dawson.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Netting Fur Bows,

A special meeting for boys will
be held at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. The Rev. f.
Rurgette Short will make an ad-
dress on the subject "A Watch.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Mattings

Another invoice at the a.
ways popular price-10c, 12e,
14c, 16c to G5c. the yard.
Cheaper by the roll of 40 yds.
japanese and Chinese novel
ties.