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ton, the place to stop Is at the Reed
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Bourbon county people, and is under
the management Of genial James Con.
nors, formerly of the FOrdham Hotel
IN this city. The house is heated bv
steam, and the table is at all times sun.
piled with the best the market affords
Make it your home. 14ian-tf
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We are prepared to Clean, Press, Dye
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good as new. Work satisfactory, or no
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Prices reasonable. Give US a call.
ship over Thomas g Talbott's livery
stable. Main street.
THOMAS BROS.
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Has cured thousands.
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FROM ST LOUIS
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
THE ROAD TO RUIN,

1.-THE Road to Ruin comes to the
Opera House next Saturday evening
and although it will be seen for the
first time its initial production &C.
CURED in New York City early this
season, where it proved one of the
greatest successes ever seen in the
Metropolis. As the name indicates,
1.-THE Road to Ruin serves to show
the various ways of the downward
path ii one is apt to follow it. The
plot deals with the adventures of an
innocent country lass unfamiliar
with the doings of the wicked of
big city, who is influenced by a
city gentleman to leave her home,
which she does and is gradually led
astray. The different scenes show,
in connection with an original pro.
duction of the world famous New
York Tombs prisons correct repre-
sentation OF the famous under
ground tunnel, showing the Broad
way Cable cars in full operation
and many others of similar start.
ling nature
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
FOR LOVE AND HONOR.

For Love And Honor sensa-
tional comedy drama from the pen
of VIM. w. Lapoint will be the at
traction at the Opera House on
Thursday night
This thrilling production under
the management OF Mr.. Ed. N. Nc
Dowell has drawn crowded houses
week in and week out since first
produced and tells a story of love
and villany that carries all before
it. The scenery includes some of
the most effective and realistic ever
presented here and the mechanical.
effects are marvels of wonder.
The horse race at Saratoga is per-
haps the most perfect ever present
ed, the actual finish and the scenes
after in training quarters giving a
true realistic picture of agreat race.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
Millions !. +.
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itchlnss, and chafinsa and for al the pur-
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inflammations and ifritations,. Or too free
Of offensive Preparations, In the form Of
washes for Lucrative weaknesses, and
fof many sanative, antiseptie pufposes
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women, especially mothers. No amount
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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
ST. GEORGES PERSONALS.

Henry Lester and family enter
taiDed their son, John Lester and
family of Montchanin, and J. W.
Hopkins and family, of Wilmington
Mrs. Thomas Smith, of Whining
ton, is the guest of her sis ter, Mrs.
Charles Stapleford.
Miss Sara Milligan left on Thurs
day for Atlantic City where she
will remain for several weeks.
William Mansley and wife, of
Wilmington, with guests from De-
troit, Me-, were among visitors in
town last week.
Postmaster D. B. Stewart visit
ed Wilmington on Wednesday.
Robert Stevens, of Wilmington,
was in town on Tuesday.
]. B. McMullen visited Whining
ton relatives this week.
Miss Cora Edwards, of Whining
ton, is visiting Mrs. H. Voshell, near
town.
Miss Clarissa Richards, of Will
mington, is the guest of her parents
on east Main street.
Miss Shewbrooks, of Wilmington,
is the guest of Miss Amy McColgan.
Misses Mabel Berry and Helen
Hudson, Of Wilmi ngton, are the
guests of Miss Catherine Truax.
William Ford and wife. Of Will.
mington, are summering at "Wil.
low Bank" the residence OF John
Gam.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09

PANAMA, Colombia, Aug. "a tele,
graphic message received here from
Bogota says that General Marin, the
revolutionary leader in the department
of Tollma, and his forces have been at,
tackled and destroyed by government
soldiers. Pulido. another persistent
revolutionary fighter in Tolima, who
refused to surrender, has been cap.
turcd with his companions at Garzon
Tolima. The department is said. conse.
quently, to be paciticd. 1t is believed
that the men taken prisoners will, fol
lowing a recent decree, be shot.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
caug hit Thieving Postal Clerk

Pate rson, N. j., August s.
After an investigation cove ring
several months Postal Inspect ors
Cortelyou aud Buck to-day arrest
cd Ernest j. Meyers a clerk 10
the post Office here, on a charge OF
stealing money from letters. He
made complete confession.
For some time Postmaster Pol
lit had Had numerous com plalnts
from people who had money SAINT
from which they did not receive
The inspectors found that the
money was missing always iust
after Meyers, tour Of duty. He
had access to all the departments,
and It was found that sums were
missing at frequent intervals from
all. Decoy letters caught the clerk
and when arrested SO ia marked
bills and a 50.ceut piece we're
found III his pockets.
Meyers said chat the tkefls had
been going on for nearly a year,
and that his downfall was due to
gambling. 1t IS also said that wo.
men have had considerable to do
with his disgrace Sometime ago
his wife secure a divorce from him.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
w
W4fed at HOiIyOak

August Merrino, a Cuban of Phil
adelphia, was drowned last even
ing in the Creek at Hollyoak. After
eating a hearty supper be rowed
out on the creek and divesting him
self of his clothing jumped over
board to take d swim. He never
came to the surface of the water. A
party was organized and grappling
irons secured but after five hours
diligent search they were unable to
find the body. At midnight when
the tide was low they walked out
in their gum boots but still could
find no traces of the mans body.
Merrino came to Hollyoakl yester-
day to make arrangements for a
party of Philadelphians who were
to picnic at Hollyoak today.
Word was sent to Philadelphia
this morning where his invalid
widow resides. He was a sales
agent of Groome & Co., wine mer-
chants, of Philadelphia.
About 10 o'clock this morning the
body was found floating in the
creek. Deputy Coroner Chandler.
took charge of the remains.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
NEWARK PERSONALS,

F: w. Curtis and family left on
Tuesday for Lake George and will
return sometime in September.
Lee D. Mcdonald, Of Wilmington
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. w.
G. Mcdonald.
Miss Helen Fox, of Wilmington,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fox,
living near this town, the first Of
the week.
Miss Martha Strahorn, OF Will.
mington, was the guest of Fred w.
Strahorn, at the East End, this
week.
Mrs. Joseph Dean, of Deandale,
was visited on Wednesday by her
sister-in.law, Mrs. Frank Home.
wood and two sons, Caldwell and
George, of Oxford, Pa, also by her
nieces, Cora, Fanny and Elizabeth
Collision, of Wilmington.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
The CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church. Highlands, Rev K. J..
Hammond, rector. Services lO3J q. M, and
1850 m sunday School 0 q m. Soats frse.
Rev. John Alcaill,> will preach ut both ser
vices.
Asbury NJ. 6. Church. corner Third and
Walnut streets. Rev. Henry g. Dulany.
pastor. Prayer meetings a IN. Glass meeting
soc a m Jr Epworsh League 20 m At 10 30
pnas sya Rtipssss 81 ~ :o II :o ).
els m Epworth League Is M. q
Scott NJ. g. Church. 7th and Spruce. streets.
Rev; John France pastor. 1880 m preach.
Ing BY pastor and 80 IN twilight services
sN N WRIT @ritten 10 Heaven W "''''s 'D0''''
Kingswood N. e. Church. l4th and claynons
Rev. W Hammo pastor Glass 600 N.
sunday school . m. Epworth League a.
sos p Fl iS., oi,y subject There was Great
First Presbyterian Church. Market street
X icy / Builard Sunday school . Is m
Csf'4f .ss. Ct F.s Ivs M1ssnf iaS
Hesriedbsss,"
East Laks Presbyterian Church, attn and
Market streets. Row George H. Trull, pastor
Preaching 'ovo and Is ? N BY pastor
su bisci 'studias IL the Psaims-ths 2Jd."
olives Prssby. sr!aa Church. Fourth and
Brooms streets Rev Il A Elwood pastor. At
10 am Brotherhood of Andrew aud Philip.
Sunday school $50 y m Morning subject
The Coronation Of ths Ki.g" evening IAN
Auction sale"
essPreshy terrain Church, esh and Washing
A. 10 80 IN sermon by Rev III Wyatt 1 SUI.
day'sohool 81 p m. Christian Endeavor I p nj
streets. Ksv q .. nsson, pastor Hsis@
:eSo5S nh y Rsy s:: T Sss ua SSd
as p IN.
Deiawar. Avenue Baptist Church. Delaware
Avenue and West ssreets Rev J. knaps, paste.
Psss,aaiii y SUNDAY .a Ss z Erw VIII
i pSpss MT,nSa ss iIusdr fS vsnss
Land
First Church o, Christ. Scientist. Sunday
Welcome subject. Soul" sunday school
El5.
First n. p. Church, Seventh and Walnut
streets, Rsv; George L, Wolfe. y. D., pastor.
Preaching 1880 = M, and $50 p. IN. BY pastor
~ Ohrlstisn Endeavor $50 M Mornir 2 sub
iect Things that are Not what they Seem"
Evening. Something's we Must Say"
ST. Stephen. Lutheran Church, Tatnali
by pastor Sunday school 10 = IN. Morning
subject "a Christian Confession" Evening
"A Saved Sinner"
Harvss.er's. Mission, Front ard Jefferson
ias snns I'D +, ;osHs dooss n ssn.
service I 30 NJ led by Josiah Cox. Preaching
8pm.
Madison street Mission TsIrs Hail. Front
b. syd M:o sSyu sssnpH ps.n ia 3D.
gro shubrooks JPN By John w Ciarx and
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. P. w. Tomlinson has been
visiting her father, J. c, Hazard,
at Milton.
Miss Lulu Thompson is visiting in
Northeast, Md.
Rev. F. B. Short and wife are
visiting Georgetown relatives.
Mrs. Lawrence Ward and son
Warren are visiting Miss Hattie
Ward at Bridgeville.
Harry Chairs, clerk in the office
Of Clerk of the Peace Quigley, will
leave for the Pines, Burlington
county, N. j., on Monday where he
will spend his two weeks vacation.
John Wright, clerk in the same
Office, who has been away for two
weeks, will report for work on Mon
day.
Miss Maude Hayesis sojourning
at Rehoboth.
Miss Elsie Tomrkins, Of Baltimore
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Agnes Owens, of Philadel-
phla, ID Vlsltlhg relatives IN this
city.
Miss Clara Rudolph, Of Philadel.
phia, has returned home after
spending two weeks with relatives
and friends in this city and Penns-
grove.
Misses Matte Wonn and Mae
Woodward have returned to this
city.
Miss Lille Richie is spen ding a
few days at Rehoboth.
Miss Helen Chesney has returned
home. from Atlantic City and Phil.
adelphia.
Miss Elsie Banner, of Staten Is-
land, N. Y, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Jefferis Of near River.
view.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
DEATH, ,,

-EGuNER. Elizabeth Egsner, born May 18th
1909. died Augusta, ls0a
. Funeral private from residence oil her 3 ar.
ents. No llto Peach street, on sunday after.
noon, the 10th inst. at4 o'clock, Services at
tie house lntermsnt At Asbury shuroh yard.
sleep On In thy beauty,
Thou swaet Angel child,
BY sorrow nnbi!ghted.
By sin undeflsd =.
Like the dove TO the ark,
Thou hast nowu TO thy resi-
From the Wild sea Of strife,
To tho home Of the biess.
MURRAY In this o.ty on August 9, 1909,
stansbury Murray. Jr. In the 5s,h rear Of
his age
Relatives and friend d. are invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence. No. 10 Il.
Second street. Ga Sunday afternoon At Z
o'clock Services at tho house ILterm snt a.
st, Peters Cemetery, -
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
GAVE A SMOKER.

The 18th ward Republican League
gave very successful smoker on
Friday night to a very large gath
ering of Republicans of the ward
and vicinity. Addresses were made
by several prominent party speak
ers, giving all necessary instructions
to the voters, after which refresh
ments were served. L
The committee of arrangements
were Howard Sharp, chairman; ].
Thompson, secretary; o. e. More
land, treasurer; G. Solloway and E.
Preston, assistants.
Officers of the League are E B.
Booth, pr esident; Swithin Walker,
vice president; Howard Sharp, re-
cording secretary; Albert Burke, fl
nancial secretary; J. Smith, treasur-
err; j. Smith, Jasper Green, H,
Sharp, trustees; Elijah Green, JAS
per Green, Oscar Moreland, finan-
cial com mittee.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
Strikers Trying To Ere TX Plans

Sheu andoah. Pa. Aug. g. All
the district officers of the Unl,ed
Mine Workers are here today. A
check has been put to the rioting
and disturbances that have marked
preceding morning for Macy sue
cessiye days. Mayor Farquhar,
provost marshal, says III at his men
reported all quiet throughout the
night. The strikers wero glad TO
see their officers again, as disturb.
ing rnmors have been in circulation
regarding The leaders. The real
reason for their absence from this
city during the stirring events OF
this week became known TO- day.
however.
| President Mitchell has discovered
that the ope ratos have selected the
Wilkestarre and Scranton regions as
the ones which are TO be opened at
once, il possible. Notwithstanding
the tendency toward rioting shown
by the strikers hereaDouts the Union
leaders have been forced to leave
the men alone Tor a few days while
they devoted all their energies to the
critical situation IN District No. l.
Mother Jones march leader and
agitator, has come from West Vir-
ginia to work with the wavering.
Mitchell has abandoned ii trip West
After frankly admitting he would
not dare leave the Wilkesbarre re-
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ZIG TAG ALLEY.

One Of the big features of Zig
Tag Alley" which comes to the
Opera House on Tuesday night is
the Kennebel Brothers, famous
pantomimists from Paris, who in
trQauee q 4rick hapsom cab @and
trained mule, that issaid to possess
almost human intelligence. Dur
ing the actions the two brothers
perform numerous acrobatic feats
in which the mule assists and at the
finish the vehicle collapses, the
whole presenting a ludicrious pict.
ure.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
The Aam Strike Enalc Il

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-rhe strikers
at CrOton dam returned to work this
morning under an agreement reached
after conference with the contract
ors. They are to remain at work one
month TO allow the contra ctors an OPP.
portnnity to confer with the aqucduct
commissioners and try to adjust the
contract so that an eight hour day can
be allowed the men.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
Vital Stat istics

Secretary Wisyleswcrth Of the
Wilmington Board Of Health rep orts
that during the past week there were
20 deaths, - births and 80 marriaget
recorded in Wilmington. For the
corresponding week last year there
were 81 deaths, 81 births aud 25 mar.
fjapcS,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
ATLANTIC
CITY AFFAIR.

u e Z
Mr. Salamanca ,av. c,.im At Hast
to strikinr t;,s first hIov At tho Uahi.
| ret on,csr HAS !. occonr, NJ ,hs
afYray.
"Mr Schoen Mr. cramn and NV.
self had heen n,avInc hilliards A. tia
Brighton In The eysnino a. course
! We Rad had some drtnka In fact 7
NAV cav Mr. Schoen had heon drink.
inc hs.viIv and wss ~erv n,s,aadv
IN his n,if when we got out nj ri,.
| carriaas and snterad TIA cafe vhsre
| tha ancountcr occurred
..yVe sat down at the table an
ordered hottie Of vino IJndonhtediA
| thcrefore was Good deal NJ lnnd\
t.ikinc Mr. Schocn GAS immoder,-
ate in HE ianrnaU. because he 4 so
when he r. drinkino and in fact I
think he IL In oreaf m.osure resnon. &
sible for the ironhla that folinwed
uWa had taken mn nolic. whatsv var
of tho M NV that was 'sestsd around
The adjoining table and 70 far AZ I am
aware none Of ms knew that A ttornay
General Knoy ,,as a-mamher NJ n
The first Knowledge wa had Of his
nresence in tho cafe vas wh.n a
waiter leaned over nur tahle ana ~
dered ms ratI,or oruftlv IN atom mall.
inc 90 much noise r
nAttornev Genara, Knox ob;ecta m
,vonr nose and vulgar Iana,,a 90. ,h.rs
are ladies' at this 1ahls : said tha
waiter
..The hell ba does - ,erc,aimed
Mr. schoa, .I,d ,ike ~ r,"- wh.t
rIoht he has tn intsrfere with IA ha
added
..WeH there was a great deal NJ
talk Inst then. but, inst what ali was
said I don't rrnw Presently one
mamher If our Marty went oyar IN
Mr. Knox,s table and m ada an anoloov
and assured ,tbe Cah,net ofticer that
no ofrense was inrended.
.Mr Knox mads onrva verv frioid
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, of the conrtcsv.
rben In few minutes wa wers
launching and talking oyain and lad
oui1e foryotten the Innlaasant In.
cident M Schocn continued In la
rather boisterons and T snnnose wa
ali made more or lass noise
uAooin tha waifer came IN opr
table and ordered mo- to ston makino
a noise NaturalIv wa were ,ndig,
mani and ,remarks ware made accord.
inglv M Schoen was drunk hut
MI Cramn and ! wera mt Wa inst
went IN and Maid nm attention.to The
orders Of the walter
uTnen Mr. Kno, and bre mart,
oot IN md st,r..d ant AZ .hs a.
e v'Canor,i r,sssJ mr. t,hls Nv
MIDI an nncom nI;roontar, r.,,,orr
That stirred M Schoan ana tha rass
of msaoain ira, IN about a minuts
NJ Koa, was hacL a. our t.h,a ~ "
tower,no raae A W. ~
ma In,,ad ororo,d s,ooL hi. s,
var IN NJ. Schna,.s ta"s 0 ~ sa,S
w. ars hl."h..,rd o,." 49,.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
THE WEATHER,

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail cooler TEN pera-
ture with fresh and gentle westerly
winds.
On Sunday, clear and warmer
weather will prevail with southwest
erly winds,
On Monday, fair to partly cloudy
slightly warmer weather, followed by
rain.
The thermometer at w. c. Taylor s
drug store BOZ King street today reg.
iStered as follows
| 7o'clock 10 O'Clock locIock
tx 70 - 81
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
Put Serenndcrs To Flight

! Mt. Carmel, Pa, Aug. ga
sight was witness here last evening
when a calathumpian band compos.
ed Of SO woman assembled at the
home OF woman who had been
cooking for non.unon men at the
pennsylvania colliery, and gave a
serenadc. The woman had pluck
however. aud. selling a revolver,
Chased the serenaders away.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
CO Lynch,s New YORK Grocar1

and Tea Hou'e, Z. ". Cor. King aud Eighth
streets Just in: A choice ine OF new crop
FormoIa Teas. frat picking. Upton Teas
In y ID aad Ii. pkgs. Tetlets Cetion Tea,
IN lalb. pkgs NICE for iced tea. Premium
Coffee. "Sc. b Presents with each pound.
Pure spices fruit Jars. Jar Eubbers Heinzs
PckliDg Vinegar.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-09
NATI0NALGUARD
MATTERS.

Officers Of the National Guard OF
Delaware have nearly completed ar.
rangemehts for the encampmens to
be held in September.
The officers will hold a spe cial
meeting on Mondpy night. when
matters pertaining to the encamp.
ment will be discussed.
Colonel Townsend has issued the
following orders.
In pursuance to G. o. No. 9,cs a..
G. o. the commissioned officers lst
Inf. N. G. d. are hereby directed to
assemble at the State Armory. 18Th
and Orange streets, Wilmington, for
officers school, ON dates as follows:
Mond ay evening, Aug. 25th, s p, NJ.
Monday evening, Sept, Goth, s p. m.
Monday evening, Oct. 9th, 9p. m.
Monday evening, Nov. Both, ap, m
Monday evening, Dec. Goth. s p. m.
II Fatigue uniform without aide.
arms, will be worn.
Private Jas r. Dugan, Co F. lst
Inf is hereby discharged from the
military service Of the State in Con-
sequence Of his inability to attend to
duty.
Capt. +. II. Ricards, Co. G. LIST
Inf; is hereby granted leave of alb
sence from June 18th. 1902. to Sept
18th, 1909.
Capt. Rlcards will report in writ
ingsto these heaquartcrs Immediately
upon the expiration OF said leave.
Capt II. B. Carter, Co. A, lst Inf.
is hereby detailed to conduct election
Of Co. f., LIST Inf, Thursday even
ing. July 18th, 902. lie will make
report OF same to this Office as soon
thereafter as possible.
Col. MEo. TOWNSEND,
CHAS. p, COLTON, Adlutant.