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The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
WE have talked with dozens Of

WE have talked with dozens of
Republicans who want two Repub.
ican United States Senators elected
and they don't care who they are.
They are the men who vote, not
with the expectation of receiving
office, but because they want their
party to win. Because they think
the RepNblican party is the best
party stSthe two and better able to
conduct the affairs of the Nation
than the Democratic party. They
say they are tired of the fight the
Republicans are having in Delaware
over the State and Federal patron
age and think it is time to call a
halt and turn about face and pre-
pare to vanquish the Democrats at
the polls at the election to be held
in November. There is only enc
way the Republicans can win and
that is for them to get together and
fight it out at the primaries, and then
support the successful nominees.
Any other course will be suicidal
and turn victory into defeat.
A parrot learns but one lesson
and learns it we'll and is alwa,s re-
peating Pretty polly" and Polly
wants a cracker" That is the way
with several would be leaders and
dictators in the Republican party.
II they can't rule they will try to
defeat the party. They are. not Ra-
puclicans but Populists and poor
ones at that. The rank and file of
the Republican parry are disguised
over this fight and it is time to stop
it if the managers expect to get the
full vote at the election. Hundreds
OF the voters are lukewarm aud
they will have to be satisfied that
the party intends to elect a Repub-
lican Legislature, whose members
will pledge themselves to elect two
U. 5. Senators, and redeem Della
ware from the stigma of having
been unrepresented in the U. S.
Senate for the last four years.
The Republican party of the
country demands it, the President
demands it and the Republicans OF
Delaware demand it. 1t looks AS il
they would be given one more
chance. The Democrats will relieve
them of all anxiety. They want
the positions now held by Republi-
cans AID are laying plans to get
them. 1t is up to the Republicans
to decide who shall hive them.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Ate mDted Suiciie 1Wica

Chester, Pa, July 22.-Said to
have been crazed by gas, Frank Bow
den, an employe Of the National
Tube Company, attempted his life
twice yesterday lie was discovered
with piece Of rope in his hands and
with one end of it thrown over a
rafter be was trying to get his head
through the moose on the lower end.
He was prevented from accomplish
ing bis purpose, and afterward, it Is
said, dashed headlong against a
pile of socket rings. He received a
severe larceration Of the scalp. which
was dressed at the company IS office.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

WlLKESBARRE. Pa, July 23.-
Many of the local assemblies of United
Mine Workers helt: meetings last night
and were addressed by delegates who
attended the national convention at
indianapolis. All the speakers spoke
in a very enthusiastic strain. They
claimed the bituminous miners were
deeply interested in the outcome Of the
strike in the anthracite region and that
they would render all the assistance
they possibly could to enable the strik
ers to win. No definite plan for the re
lief Of the strikers will be agreed upon
until the arrival Of President Mitchell
After his views are obtained it is said
that the work of distributing relief to
the families of the striking miners
will be begun at once.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Referees Hear Case.

The case of James B. Hamilton VS.
Nathan Lieberman was heard at
the Court House yesterday before
Phillip Reybold, Thomas Reardon
and w. X. Brooks sitting as refer
eeS.
II was an action brought by Ham
lton to recover $50 for the bal
aece alleged to be due on lease.
Hugh Browne and Harry White
man represented Hamilton, and
William Il. Lyman represented Mr..
Lieberman. After hearing the evil
dence and argument, the referees
awarded $l4 and costs to Hamil-
ton.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Three EloppmentS In Family

Torrngton, Conn. July %. Three
Opponents within year is the re.
cord made by the Parsons family of
this place. Six month"; ago the
youngest daughter, Fannie. took the
trip to Millerton, N Y. and return
ed as Mrs. Jansen. Two months
later her sister Bessie aged l6 years
Travelled over the same course and
has since been called Mrs. Garfield.
Yesterday Miss Daisy NJ. Thall,
aged 10, who has resided with the
Parsons family since the death OF her
mother. left town sud denly: She re.
turned home last night with her hus
band, William k'imartin, aged Is,
to whom she had been married at
Millerton.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Fierce Fight With Madmln

Chester. Pa, July 22.--AS a result
o. fierce fight with il crazy mao, |.
l.. Booth, the aged policeman Of
cAdon borough, Was severely bitten
IN both hands. John lions, his
nStaIIant, whose nome Is IN Morton,
had been confined in The Norristown
lloHp'tat tor the Insane, but came
home Saturday On probation. lie
became rIUlGnt Yesterday and attack
ell a man, but was driven off. lie then
went to u blacksmith shop, where
Booth tried TO arrest him.
Irons seized a sledse hammer and
threatened TO knock the officers
brains out The plucky old man
seized him aud succeeded in placing
the nippcrs on his wrist Irons twist
cd the nIppers, breaking the links.
Mr. Booth again seized Irons, and
the latter. grabbing him by one hand
sunk his teeth into the flesh. Ieleas.
ing it only TO seize the other in the
same manner. Blood was bourlng
from both the officers hands, and
Irons would have probably done great
CT damage but for the assistance of
Constable Hamilton, Leech ard sew
eral other bystanders. They were
compelled to hold NE man on the
ground and tie his arms and legs with
straps before they succeeded III sub.
dung him.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
The Markets..

Eggs were selling from 20 to PC.
butter. zoe to 25c a pound; pork II
to lac Il ID; oranges, 20 cents to SOC
d dozen; mutton, Sc to BE pound;
potatoes, 81 90 bushel; cabbage, Sc
to &c a head; chickens, 40c to 75c
each: beef from Sc to 25c a pound;
veal, Sc to 20 cents, do; Calls liver,
% cents; pincapples, loo ducks,
60 to Is cents each; tomatoes, sc a
quarter; lettuce, &c to Sc head; Gu
cumbers, to &c each; egg plant,
10 aud ljc each new potatoes l0c
quarterofa peck; peas l0c a quarter;
string beans, Sc u quarter Of a
peck; squasnes, l to &c each; beets
Sc bunch; cau|illowcr, Sc to Il
head; rlspberries, Sc box; goose.
berries, l0c quart; currants, Sc u
box, corn, l5c dozen; lima beans.
2OC a pint.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
DOIS.

An English coin dated 1746, has
been dug up in the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
A meeting of the Board of Exa M
liners of the National Guard for the
purpose of examining lieutenants
will be held on the evening Of July
20.
Several bags of pamphlets and
government documents were receiv-
ed by Congressman l.. Heisler Ball
from Washington yesterday, and
were consigned by him to persons
who had made application for
them.
Delaware peaches are now COM
ing into the local markets and
are bringing good prices.
Harry Gilbert, of No sol Church
street, an employ of the johnson
Forge Company, had his head LAGER
ated yesterday afternoon by the
r.aakiny of a chain used for hoist
ing rollers.
Beginning this evening and con.
tinuing each Wednesday and Fri
day evenings until September,
weather permitting, services will
h ! on the open lot at Fourth and
Broome streets by Olivet Presbyter-
ian Church.
The American Lighting Company
expects to have all the street lamps
up by Saturday.
DR.. Henry Morrow started for
Pittsburg Monday night for the
purpose of testing machinery for
COMPRISING his artificial fuel and
to make up a large quantity for
distribution.
Lawrence McGarvey of this city
has accepted a position in the
Smithsonian Institute.
The Tennis Court on West Ninth
street. near Jackson is one of the
favorite courts in this city. Games
are played there every afternoon
and evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Presbyterian Church at
Ridley Park will give a trolley ride
to our city on Saturday night.
The annual outing Of the Legion
of Red Cross will be held at Shell.
pot Park, Saturday. July 26. A
fine program Of Sports has been
arranged for the afternoon and a
large crowd and good time Is
expected.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

The Chester Base Ball Club is now
owned and controlled exclusively by
Elmer n. Pencil who some weeks
ago, bDugnt the Weigand interests
in the team. Yesterday morning,
Alr. Pennell bought VIM, M. Pow
ellis share Of the club, which was
ne-fourth interest and with the as
sistance Of Manager j. j. Mahoney,
he will endeavor to give the people
of Chester good exhibitions Of the
National game.
The gentlemen concerned in the
transaction decline to give figures.
Mr.. Powell states, however, that
he retires with the best interests Of
the club at heart and rs a Chester
citizen, who is an aulnirer Of the
game will aid i'll making the club Il
SUCCESS throughout the season.
A new method by which it is hop
ell to assist the club Ill d financial
way, has been adopted. Pop
ular subscriptions are. being solicit
ed from citizens. The amount ask
ed tor is five dollars, and it is the
opinion that one Thousand dollars
c1n be raised in this manner. The
money will be placed in bank, and
the funds will be used to strength
en- the club when money is needed
to keep the team intact and retain
good players, Yesterday one man
succeeded i'll raising over 500 IN
tulS manner.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
MISS ELIZABETH GAME.

eight months from suppressed mem
situation, and it effected my entire
system until became weak and debil-
itated, and at times felt that l had .
hundred aches in as many places.
only used the Compound for few
weeks, but it wrought q change in me
which felt from the very beginning.
l have been very regular since, have no
pains, and find that my entire body 10
as if it was renewed. gladly recon-
mend Lydia r. pinllham's Vege-
table Compound to everybody
Miss ELIZABETH GAME, so w. Division
St., Fond Gu Lac, Wis.-s5o0O forfeit u
above testimonial is rot genuine.
At such y time the greatest aid to
nature is Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t prepares
the young system for the coming
change, and is the surest reliance for
woman's ills OF every nature.
Mrs. pinkEsnm invites all
young women who are i'll to
write her for FREQ advice. Ad-
dress Lynn, Mass.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
IN UNITED
STATES COURT.

The trial Of the Frank kaeelanl
4 Co. vs.. T4e johnson Forge Com
plny goes along slowly il the
United States Court.
Yesterday John Hare. an offer
OF the lo,;tt company WAS asked by
Colonel B9njamin Nalds, the couu-
sci Tor the company, what would
have been Il far rantul value for Jn1
machinery ordered from ti4 Kuel-
land Company, but delivered dur-
ing the tilna that it WAS no. deliver
ed.
H. Fl. Ward, who represented the
kneeland Company, objected to the
question On the ground that til e
rental value OF the machine for that
period could not be IOWA The
company must show the rental val
lie Tor machine at ANY time and
ccnld not pick out time when the
IRON business wus particularly brisk.
They were very few cas- IS ga the
point aud the conASel Oh eAcl sid,
quoted les than haf Il dozen.
Judge Era ford sustained the Oh
lection of Mt. Ward Oh the ground
that i'll such case profit cannot be
shown and claimed as damages and
that as soon as the read value for
particular period when business was
unusually brisk, the matter went
into profits. Colonel Nields noted
an exception to the ruling.
1t is expected that the case vii
take several days yet to complete,
as there IS more testimony and the
argument is yet to be heard. 1t VIII
be an expensive trial us there have
been two APPOINTMENTS.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Lightning Kills Seven Cows,

Winsted, Conn, July go. Select
man M. E. Birge, of Baskerville,
during an electrical storm yester-
day afternoon was pitching hay in-
to his barn, when bolt passed
over his left SHOULDER, throwing his
fork a distance of six rods and hurl-
ing him to the ground.
At Tolland seven cews, sheltered
under a large tree, We're instantly
killed. When found one COW was
lying on its back, with its feet in
the air, and another was in kneel.
ing position.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Sinai p0X il CheSte"

clh me MOI hllS ito. uDi eau.
Mouths ago The Morning Republic
can sounded note of warning and
was laughed at for preying upon the
fears of the people.
Today the people are confronted
with perhNp, the most serious cpl
dcmIc in the history Of this city.
Media and SUBURBAN towns and
Wilmington are talking seriously Of
lnstituLing quarantine proceedings
for the protection of their citl-
zcnS.
There is every prospect OF tho troll
ley car, D2ing prohibited trom enter
ing the places for fear OF cArrying the
disease there.
Manufactures are alarmed because
customer, fear their manufactured
goods may carry the cOntagiOu to
Their cities.
Business men and others are afraid
to Cnter.Chester on account OF con-
tracing the disease, and men and
wcmen living here and employed out
side are III fear lest they VIII be pro-
hibltcl llOm going to and therefore
losing their places of daily employ
WCul.
Inc State Board OF Health has
Threatened to quarantine Chester, and
at any moment; such a proceeding
may he instituted These are tne
facts that confront rs to day.
The remedy to b. applied IN order
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Unknown Men Killed,

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, July 23.-
When the Montreal express OH the
New York Central arrived here at $50
last night, the engineer found mans
hat on the pilot Of the locomotive with
spots of fresh blood. A search was
made along the track, and at the
southern boundary of the city the man
gled bodies of two men were found.
Both had been killed by the train
while walking on the track. They
have not been identified but are
thought to have been Italian laborers.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
liurves. iJm..

The annual Temperance llarvcs.
Home under auspices Of FAryIew
Lodge. No, s, |. O. &. r., VIII be
held in Wnitcman's Grove, near
Newark, Del, August lin. 1872
The meeting Will he addressed by
the Hon, Homer Castle, Of rIlL,5lr5
Pa, Rev. J. + Gus. Of Newark,
Del, Rev. &. W. Bur&c, Of Marsh all
ton. Music viii lie furnished by
Professor }. T. and Katharine Mid
dletOn, OF NorrIsLown, Pa, and New
ark Band
Dinner and supper. All kinds Of
refreshments on the aground
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
WON OUT
IN ELEVENTH.

In a eleven inning game yester-
day afternoon Wilmington A. A. de
feated the Atlantic City team by the
score of 5 to 4. The game was
very fast and many sensational
plays were made by both teams.
Everson pitched "a great game for
the A. A. In the eleventh inning
Burt won his own game with a
Dagger which scored Oniel.
Wilmington. @ 0O02O1lOO1-5
Atlantic City .OO01o2 01oOO--4
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

P1TTSBuRG. July 23.-About 5,O0O,-
600 bushels of coal, requiring so boats
and 2GG barges TO transport, passed
through Davis island dam yesterday
Ell route to the south. This is the heav-
lest single days shipment this year.
Additional shipments will be made II
The empties can be returned before the
boating stage fails.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
DON T FAIL OTRY THIS.

Whenever m honest triAl 's given to
El.ctric 81. erl for anv trouble It IL rec.
commended for permanent cure will sure
ly he effected. Ii mayer fnit. to tone the
omncl, regulate the kilnavs and bowels
stimulate the liver, invicoratu the ne We,
and nurIfy the blood. H. wonderful,
tonic for run.do-I systems Electric
Bitters positively cures Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders, Nervous.
ness, Sleenle snoSs. Rheurnatis SIN, Nau-
ralgia, and cxpels Malaria. Satisfaction
guaranteed by N. b. Danforth. Only 80
cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Killed by n seball.

LANCASTER. Pa, July 23-Milton
Good, aged seventeen years, is dead at
his home at Leaman Place, this coun.
~, from the effects of being hit on the
head with Il baseball during a game
on Monday evening. He did not ap-
pear to be seriously hurt at the time
and after the game walked to his
honne, where he became unconscious
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

NEW YORK, July 23.--One thousand
garment workers have joined the ranks
of the strikers. making the total num-
her on strike in Mania ttan about H.
900 and about 1000 in Brooklyn There
are about 800 manufacturers. Accord
ing to William Chuck, secretary of the
strike settlement committee, forty OF
them have signed agreements to accede
to the strikers demands.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
DIAMOND DUST.

Wilmington will play at Roxbor-
ough to-day.
Wilmington A. A. will play at
Chester.
Wilmington A. A. won three out
of a series of FIVE games with Allan
tic City. Three Of the series We're
extra inning games.
Linderman was on first for Will
mington yesterday and the first
time up cracked a home run.
Winham will pitch at Chester to-
day,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

frankfort went down before the
crack Wilmington team yesterday
afternoon by the score of 10 to S.
The visitors were good with the
stick but played poor game in the
field which caused their defeat.
Uncle Billy" Day was somewhat
easy for the visitors they got ten
clean hits.
DIR. Seeds kept Wilmington's hits
well scat tered but was very wild.
With perfect support however,
Seeds would have won as they had
five earned runs while Wilmington
had but two. A feature of the
game was sensational one-handed
catch by w. Seeds.
Score by innings
Wilmington ....30 230104 x-13
Frankfort. ...O3 0 OO02 0-5
The averages Of the ball players
Of the Wilmington Club since July 1
follows:
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

Albert Brnklcy. cplprci Of 30.
339 ButtunwOUI street was found TO
be suffering from small poX yestcr-
day.
He was sent to the Emergency Hos.
pital.
The Russ children have been dis
charged from the hospital.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
psasej With BInns

WIlmingtOnians interested IN i'm
provemcnts to the ChrIstiana are
pleased ''ILh the stand taken by COL
oue Jared a. Smith, United States
Engineer who has been placed in
charge Of this district.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

George l.. Cloud Of Bruudywinc
dldatc for Representative to the Gen
eraI Assembly, subject to the rules Of
the Democratic party.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AT Boston
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. |
Bustun ,....,.,..,.. 0 2 D 2 = A
tlils-Chicaso &, Boston, 7. Errors
Chicago, 2; Roston, y. Batteries-Piatt
and Sullivan; Young and Criger
Cleveland ........ 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 o. 4
Philadelphia. . / 0 0 9 8 = .
liits--Clovcinnd s; Philadelphia, H. Err
rors-Cleveland, i; Philadelphia, 0. Bat
terles-Jo&s and Wood. Hustings, Wad
dell. SChrerkengoSt and Powers.
At Baltimore
Detroit............. 3 # 0 0 2 0 0 o.
Baltimore. ..:.... 2 o 0 "a 0 0 O. d"
Hits Detroit. 70, BALTIMORE II. Errors
Detroit. /; baltimore T." Batteries
Mullen and BueIow; Ptentiss. Shields and
Robinson.
At Washington
St Louis. .........1 q 0 @ o.
Westinghouse. 0 0 s D 0 0 0 O. G
Hts-St, Louis, Il; Washington. IL. Err
rorsSt. Louis. 3; Washington, 0. Batter
les Harper, Sudhoef and kahoe: Town
send and Clarke.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
TO YOUNG LADIES.
From the Treasurer of tho
Young Peoples Christian Tenn.
perance Association, Elizabeth
Caine, Fond du Lac, Wis.

"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-I want to
tell you and all the young ladies of tho
country, how grateful am to you for
all the benefits / have received from
using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. | suffered for
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
SITUATION IN CHINA.
AMtricen Missionary REPORTS Dis
frHHXiAK Sfufo 0H Aal.a

Antriccn Missionary Reports Dis.
tressihg State of Aairs.
BOSTON, July 23.-As a result of
the attempt of the government to col.
lect a tax with which to pay the Boxer
Indemnity, according to report by
Rev. +. NJ. Chaplin ef the American
boards north China mission, an upris-
ing has taken place to the west of Lin
shing. Rev. Mr.. Chaplin says that
thousands of troops have been sent to
suppress the uprising. but at last ac-
counts they had not succeeded Refer.
ring to the affair, Mr.. Chaplin says:
Near us, in Hsiachin county, we
have one village where Christian fami-
lies cannot return to their homes, the
Boxers still carrying their arms and
refusing to allow said Christians to
sell their land, as they would gladly
do. To the southwest of Linchng is
quite a district where the traveller may
feel certain he is to be robbed. whether
he has much or little In that region
kidnapping of the very old and young
is a regular business.
1.-THE CONFUSION two years ago, by
relaxing all respect for law and Order
making it possible for men to suddenly
grow rich without labor and to obtain
money by robbery without fear of
punishment has disintcgrated socie-
ty."
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
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The evening Republican., 1902-07-23

No racing is allowed by the Della
ware River Navigation Company,
whose boats leave the foot OF King
street for Philadelphia daily. The
fare being placed at rs cents for the
round trip, makes it one Of the
cheapest trips for day off that can
he found Good order is insured on
al its boats.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-23
Worship In The Woods.

Chester Heights, Pa. July 22.-At
the Methodist camp m Getting large
congregation listened to the sun rise
services by Leader kehr to day. lie
spoke earnestly on " The Unity Of
Suffering Of Man With That of
Christ" "ChristIan Character
Found ia Evidence" was the sub
jeet OF Rev. G. W. Milan's 8. 80 SER
vice. There were solos by Mrs. G.
NJ Brodhead and Major Howell, and
short spiritual talk by Mrs.
Howell.
Rev. Z. ". Hart. Of the Simpson
Memorial Church, Philadelphia,
preached strong sermon at the
1880 meeting. Rev. J. II. Roger
talked to the children at $50 on,
"Attractive Power of the Cross
illustrating his theme with mag.
net and adhering PARTICLES, to show
the spiritual influence OF children
upon adults.
Major Howell, at his Pente'c osta
service at g. 80 chose for his bect
docs 1t Pay?' and sang hymn
touching on the subject. Rev. A. L..
Croweli led song service for the
young people at +. 80, during which
there were short talks and solos Rev
II. W. Wertwood, of Sharon Hill,
preached the evening sermon.
Simpson Grove, Pa. July 22.--To-
day. programme at the Methodist
campmectlug attracted many Sun
day school workers from Phila-
adelphia and surrounding districts.
The various services were directed
along theline oI Sunday school work.
AT 10. 30 DR.. Charles Roads, field
secretary of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, preached sermon 90
the text: "This one thing 1 do
At 3 2. M. the Sunday school as
sembly was held, presided over by
Dr. Roads, who urged the necessity
OF more thorough preparation on the
part OF teachers for Sunday school
work
Tomorrow the first anniversary
OF the Woman's Home Missionary
Society will be held. Mrs. Charles
Buckley will preside.