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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
CARD BASKET,

Miss Meta Messick returned home
last evening from a two weeks trip
to Atlantic City.
Harvey II. Vernon has returned
home from a 10 days stay at Cape
May Point.
Herman Batty, of Norwood, was
in this city yesterday.
Miss Schwah is visiting Miss
Name Bray, Of Chester.
Joseph Thompson has returned
from a ten days stay at Cape May.
William Michael Byrne has re-
turned from his vacation.
David Snelenberg aud wife re-
turned Oh Monday from a trip
aboard.
James Scott and wife left this
morning to spend few days at
Cape May.
Miss Ruth Hyrons is the guest of
Miss Anna Howarth, of Chester.
Miss Ella Armstrong has been
visiting Miss Mary Henderson at
Eddystoue,
Crosby Ross has returned home
from spending hi. vacation at Cape
May.
Willard K Handy has returned
from two weeks vacation which
he spent at Ocean City, Rehoboth
and Pennington.
David Rose, of Newark, was in
our city this morning,
Miss Blanche Pierson is visiting
friends in Seaford.
Mrs. George w. Hook has return
ed from visit to friends in Birds
bOrO.
Mrs, Margaret Caldwell and
daughter of Pittsburg, Pa, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Wei
den, S35 Pine Street.
Mr. Willirm r. Abbott, wife and
daughter Mildred left on Wednes,
day for their future home in Maps
vile, Va Their numerous friends
wish them great success in their
new home.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
x,us victor nj rors.-,

POTSDAM, Prussia, Aug. 28.-Kine
Victor Emmanuel was met at the sta
ton here by Emperor William, who
drove with him to the palace. while
Count Won Bulow and Signor Prinetti,
Italian minister of foreign affairs, fol-
lowed In the next carriage. The party
was escorted by squadron Of the
guarde du corps. The empress Of Ger
many received King Victor Emmanuel
in the music saloon Of the palace. The
royal guest attended family dinner
in the evening, at which he sat be-
tween Emperor William and the en-
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
CASES IN
CITY COURT

In City Court this morning Charles
D0ugherty and Peter McGlinchey
were each fined so and costs for be-
ing drunk and William Forrest and
William Macken were fined 81 and
costs on the same charge.
The casesagainst Archibald Camp.
ball, charged with disorlerly con.
duct and Lorenzo Long charged with
larceny were dismissed.
William Charleston, colored. plead :
ell not guilty to the charge of as
ssnlt and battery. Witnesses testi-
tis1 that Charleston assaulted
Thomas E. Spry, also colored at the
Pennsylvania Hotel, where the
former is employed. After hearing
all the evidence Judge Townsend
dismissed the case.
4 Martha Smith, colored, plead ed
not guilty to assaulting Anna Rice,
young colored girl. Anna testified
that Martha Smith hit her with a
half Of brick Faank Stout testified
that he had the warrant swore out
after making an investigation, as he
thought it was a case which should
come before the Court. The defend
ant had several witnesses who testi-
fed that Anna Rice was a very bad
girl. Judge Townsend dismisa ed
the case.
Elizabeth Laws pleaded not guilty
to the larceny of SO. 90 from Samuel
Robertson. After hearing the testi-
mony the woman was held in $500
bail for upper Court.
The case against George Gordon,
the we'll known colored whistler,
who was charged with obtaining
goods under false pretenses wascon-
tinued.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
~ Double Murder.


Bridgeton, N. j., Aug. 2S.-The
large barns and wagon house on John
Holmes farm at BowentOwn were
burned to the ground last night.
Neighbors who went to the scene to
try and get two horses out found the
barn door locked and could not gain
admittance the horses perishing Mr..
Holmes could mot be found neither
could his housekeeper Miss Catherine
Shute. About midnight their char
red bodies were found in the ruins.
The house was locked. 1t is believed
the couple were murdered and the
barns burned to conceal the murder
A colored farmland who formerly
worked for Mr.. Holmes is suspected
of.having murdered them.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
PERSONAL
MENTION.
Observation-Disclosures.

BHIDGEW AIEk -MA0UlhE. 80
New Castle, August l29.-Miss
Ada Mcguire, daughter of H. S.
Mcguire, was married at 8 O'Clock
last evening to John Bridgewater
of Wilmington.
The bride was becomingly attired
in gown of white Paris muslin
over white silk entrain and carried
brides roses. The groom were the
conventional black.
The bridesmaid, Miss Nellie Civ
ms of Wilmington, wore white MAIN
sock and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The maid of honor, Miss
Mary Mcguire, sister of the bride,
wore green organdie, trimmed in
lace and ribbon and carried white
chrysanthemums.
Frank Sheridan acted as best
man and Mrs. Edward Eagle presi.
ded at the organ. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. w. G.
Rooms.
Among those present we've John
Bridgewater and family, William
Carey and family, II. W. Mcguire
and family of Chester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale, W. Yoke, of Wilmington,
Miss Ethel Stevens of Crumpton,
Captain S. E. Mcguire of New York
Samuel Stevens Of Perthamboy, N.
j., Francis McCallin and wife, L. o
Wise and wife. Edward Eagle and
wife, Miss Sallie Wise, Wilburt
Meredith.
A reception followed the cere-
mony after which the bride and
groom left for Atlantic City where
they will spend their honeymoon.
On their return they will live in
Philadelphia
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
William H. Prettyman and wife
gave a birthday party on Tuesday
evening at their residence, on Ben
nett street, above Tenth. Mr.. Pret-
lyman was celebrating his 4ith
birthday and his wife her 3Sth
birthday, both coming on the same
day.
The house was crowded by their
friends who enjoyed themselves
and ut a seasonable hour were invi-
ted to the dining room where re-
treshments were served in abuD-
dance
Among those present We're w. H.
Prettyman and wife W. B. Pretty
man and wife G. = prattvmnn and
wife, Lewis Prettyman, Mrs. Charles
Prettyman, Fill Lewis and wife,
Ella Lewis, Theodore Wensel, wife
and son Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Lips
comb and sons, Richard Fennimore
and wife Mrs. Frank Platt Misses
Danes of Dover, Bella Carpenter,
Sarah Ennis of Philadelphia, Emma
Driske, Maggie Lewis, Mr.. Perry of
Dover.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
The Streets if!eweS.

Lewcs, Del, August y The town
OF Lewes has forged ahead Of the
Kent and Sussex county tOYn, in the
matter Of street paving. Recently
several of the towns, Including Dover
, Smyrna and Milford, started II cam.
paign for better sidewalks and cOm pelI-
ed property owner to p ace u NV
pavement in front Of his house or lot.
Nearly all the freeAollrr3 complied
and brickIayers were kept busy for
two months.
Those who did not comply arc now
being forced to lay or to pay the con.
tractors deputlACd by the town to TO
the work. Municipal Oili!cr, of the
Lewes took the same course except
that they made an order that no
more brick pavement should be laid,
but that cement or concrete payment
Should be done on all The principal
streets. There was fully Unr-thlrd
extra cost to this form Of paving, but
the people had TO comply, and now
Lawes is a town OF most attractive
and modern payclncnls that are
guaranteed to last a lifetime, while
Dover, Smyrna, ct al, has only the
same old-fashIoned buick payements
which Will again have to be relal1 in
short time.
Cement pavements, however, wer e
adopted by some Of the prOmincn t
business men, and have already bee Il
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
Deaf -,

BrHD-pn Aug. ~ Levi G. Bird, at .'dni Top
Fam his.re ,idence In led Lion Hundred
in the Gldt year of h IL age. -
FInrra service. at Old Swej6s Church on
Saturday. August 80, at l. noon. s,ervices ut
his late ro4idrncs in Rel Lion Hundred at
u 20 :. III. Now YORK. and Baltimore papers
please copy.
CLARKE-'n Philadelphia Pa. on August
q, 1872, Annie E Shuck, wife OF l.emuel II.
Clarke. aged p years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral services at the residence OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Shuck No. 2J3
TatnGll street Oh Friday afternoon. August
70, at 49, o'clock. lntarment ut Eilvorbfook
cemetery.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

SATURDAY. AUd 80. loo1,
at | n'GoGH, =. IN,
ihead q! .ishrasAa Horses.
2,c G,r ~
Nua and . pnI' Ut blnck horses ) and 9
years old ~ hands high welE,n 300 pounds
nn extra good rulr wound make tat fire
team
No. 81 lack roam horse years old IL
hnnds high. 40 pounGs. ian extra draught
Aol SO with lot, OF bone
No, "a bay mare u wears Old, 1914 hands
nigh. Belgian stock; thls i, a grea draughs
horse, wnui mahr great shait"r,
No D Hay Horse Yeas old 10 hands high
weight Is pounds wei! b.oHon single an
Cuub'r, an extra good one.
No. 6-BAy horse ysAr. old. Ii hands high,
weigh iiDO pounds, good bon" aud god feet
lot Of hair on legs hire stock.
No. Bay ho,," ! years Old Ii hanis hi Oh,
wHgh' licO pounds. NOV quite sound bat &, vi
horse
Nos s and o-pair match bay horses sand
yrar'p ~, hands high, fine roudster4, ex.
ira well trphan; to Ike lhese two hors - you
ought to sre them, great pair.
n,, %9 10. hny , MArlns horse year, Oh, L..
well bred and can pace fast
No. IL Chestnut sorIei pochr years OIL,
ld'. h hnn7 h1sIi, broken II ng lie and double.
can be driven by lady. standard bred mi
promise. te 10 erent mare.
20. ~ MIX white horse years old, lJa4
bands high, vol ,ht 100 pounds, can be driv.
Ell by tho vt lDmi person. smooth, nice
pNc:r aud can 20 Fast.
No /. Bay horse-7 years old weight lj50
pounds ~ hand, high. saddle aud harue -
hpr9a. good short bacI, can be ridden or
driven by anybody.
No H-nrown horse years old, cool chunk
work IN all harness.
No lj-Grown horse Years old, been used
~ family horse and can be driven by most
Limid person,
No l1-Bclyinu marc years Old weight
lSoU pounds, nj &c SiDODi mare.
Nos II and II red S0rrel team mara ard
horse, and years old. lja, hands high,
weighed ?IUO pounds in West, great road team
and will ioad l.! miles n hour.
Nos. 10 and 4l--Pair light and dark bay
horses years old. be"n used az team little
ih!n OF fash, but extra good pair. weigh, d
2iOJ pound,i in West.
Nc 2l-Bay horse D years old. l5lx hAnd5
high, weight 100. coed chunk, eAtTa good
workan
No g. Brown mare u years old. IL hands
nhdl inch high, would make Nm extra good
driver or business mare.
NO 2}--l;ei lay mare 8 years old Isl,
hand' hi Oh. weight II 30 pounds. smooth made
ana "xtrs nico ode,
Nos "A auA "a pair of mules and 6 years
OLD ful brother and sister wei yht 1000 pou nd
"I",c matched and we think the best pair in
state; we viii show them against auybody's
mines.
These are all good, young, fresh stuff SO.
IrCtnl by ourselves fDr this market. We
gnnrnnt"e every horse to be as represented or
money rsfundeI; worth the attent lou Of any
one wanting a god sound horse: also q lot
Of new Top busgie!. sula positive, a credit OF
10 day JESTER H. MCDANIEL.
j. G. Stidham Arc. a27 Is
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
Horse Kicked Out the Thief.

Ekton, Nd Aug, 27.--The horse
and buggy stolen from the stable
II James r. Foreaker at North
EAST on Friday night has been recov-
cred at Svlmar Cecil County, In 60
ing down a steep hill near Sylmar
: he horse began 10 Kick, throwing
the driver out demoIishiug the buggy
and badly cut tIng.itseIf in the opera
zion. The thief escaped, but wether
be was injured is not known.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|WHATI , You =. e.v
B If you were asked why 1t is
s that Goldey College is SO popular
s with its patrons-why it is able
s to serve the interests Of its stu
s dents and graduates SO UNUS-
s UALLY SATISFACTORILY:
s you would promptly say, IT'S
s COMPLETE ORGANIZATION.
Z THAT'S JUST IT.
s Mr.. Goldey, the president, who :
8 has had thirty-two years school
8 experience, is the general super :
3 intendent; Mr.. Maclean, an ex.
{ perienced business man, is bust :
: ness manager and has charge of :
: the employment Of the gradu. :
! ates. These men are assisted by s
two experienced and expert stem s
ographers. s
: TEACH ALL THE TIME. !
Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. Douglas, &
principals Of the College, devote &
their ENTIRE TINE to teaching s
That's their business, and on &C S
count of the complete organiza- s
ton of the College, they are en-. s
abled to give methods and sys- :
TENS af instruction their UNDI- s
VIDED ATTENTION. s
Mr.. Goldey and Mr.. Maclean 3
attend to all the business affairs s
of the College, including the s
supplying of business firms with s
graduates, thus leaving Mr.. Full 3
Ter and Mr.. Douglas, the princi- s
pals, entirely free to give their 8
best thought and attention to )
the important subject Of IN 4
STRUCTION. )
THE LARGE FACULTY.. !
Mr.. Fuller's business is to train 3
his students to be stenographers s
and in this work heis assisted, :
throughout the entire year, q
by two practical and experience s
ed stenographers. Two others are s
also employed for minor duties. s
Mr. Douglass business is to q
prepare his students for business 8
and to train them in bookkeep- :
ing and office work. He is as s
sisted by Mr.. French, the noted 8
penman, and also by two other :
regularly employed instructors. =
Two clerks are also employed to 3
assist Mr., Douglas :
DR.. W. L. S. Murray and 8
Henry G. Conrad. attorney, are :
employed as lecturers. &
Why These Advantages ]
This complete organizations 3
properly qualified person to at. E
tend to every detail of the work
is made possible by the LARGE :
ATTENDANCE and the E
FINANCIAL CON, :
DlTION of the College. 8
Call or write for the Gaia 8
LOGUE-a most interesting book =
of 80 pages. The College re 8
opens, 18th year, next Monday. s
and seats are now being rapidly :
reserved Office, I'd floor. In .
stjtute Building, Market street, =
corner Eighth, is open daily, :
8. 80 to s, and in the evening this !
week from 7 to9. Advice cheer. :;
fully given peasons interested in &
education. 3
SPECIALLY INVITED. !
Parents and young men and :
young women, are especially in 3
vited to call for consultation. Z
ItlIiilL
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
HOlbein Tries Again.

CAPE GRIS-NEZ. France, Aug. IS
Montagu Holbein, the English swim
mer. started at $50 p IN. on his third
attempt to swim the English channel
A light west wind was blowing, and
the sea was dead calm.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28


TNEfAWARE DAY Az CAPE MAY AND
IL .he brcakwnter. ST oprln+: at delaware
Iily: The cOmmCd 'ous three declsed iron
steamer "Eorublc" has Eecn secured to
make an excursion to the above places Gil
Monday, sept lst. enublils the citizens OF
Winning ton and vicinity stopping ut Della
ware cay ut go a. INTO spend Pleasant
and enjoyable day aefolo the close Of tho
season, or if preferred an op portunjly will
be- afforded of visiting tie Bienkwater,' that
new great national work erected at Cape
Henloper. Arrangements huve been riGde
with steamer "UlIica" to lake passengers to
Delaware Alvcr Pier, leaving King streed
" harf at 8 \. III. Returning will leave the
per OH arrival of Rep ubljc. Would like all
who can to go on ST, amer Uirlrn ut H. 10. as
the Railroad Company can ONLY furnish q
limited number Of cars Tran will leave
station Euil!oad and hnE street at 40.
Tickets $l.UU; chlld,en q T. years 80 cents
40 e1u will be spared by thu management
to render this most pleasant aud enjoyable
trip.
All 81 lHIllP r, CLARK.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

CNFALED PROpOLALS FOR A STEEt.
- high way hrid @ over the Christi ana creek
about one mile from Newark station
NeE Castle 20. elawAre 1902
The super ucture to consist Of enc span
81 feet inches ouu to out, having clear
roadway of fleet o.tween trnsses and shall
be built square It'll face of ubutments.
The plans accompanying these specifications
shall be strictly computed with und no varia.
I on there rom will lie permitted.
Tho metal work shall be thoroughly clean.
g and painted before shipment. and shall
have ono good cont OF oxide OF iron paint
after erection,
Ihe luuiber required for the flooring will
he furnished by the county. Ne contract or
shall take care Of same and lay it.
The Old bridge will b. RENE vod by the com
mia1l 1ner- and the stonbWork put in conll
ton to receive Tie new iron work.
Tho work ut all times shall be open for the
inspection OF the commissioners and snail be
subject to their approval
No rough or nnmechanical workmanship
will 10 permitted
Mus be completed within six months from
!ime of signing contract
All BIDS must 10 scaled. addressed and de
| vered 10 the secretary Of tho Levy Court
OF New Castle county, at the Court House :
Wilmington, Del by 10 O'clock a. M Tues
day. Septem oer : 1922
The court reserves the right to reject my
Of he feace's Once, Wilmington, Del.
JOHN q ARMSTRONG.
n2i.Jt County Com ~ ivuer.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
Troops Out In West virginia

Charleston. W. Va, Aug. 2s.--At
an early hour this morning Cover.
nor White acceded TO the request
OF Sheriff Daniel, OF Favetto county
and agreed to send eight companies
OF the National Guard into the New
River coal field. The Sheriff 40.
noun ced that he could not with
his possee protect life and property
aud the militia will be hurried out
this morning. The Adjutant.Geu
erals Departments busy getting
out the troops.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
TIE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, rising tempera-
turc with variable winds.
On Friday partly cloudy to fair
weather will prevail, with Slight
temperature changes and gentle va.
riable winds.
On Saturday clear weather with
moderate temperature will prevail.
The thermometer at w. G. Taylor
drug store 3O2 King street today reg.
istcrcd as follows:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
90 "a ca
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
ViptOry For Haitian Rebels.

CAPE HAITIEN, Aug. 2S.-General
Albert Salnave, commandant of the
Artibonite Firminite troops. has re-
pulsed the army under General Nord
Of the provisional government and Is
Mt present master Of the Limbo dis
frict
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
Mitchell win Be In Parade,

John Mitchell, president who is
!? palie an address in this s!,y on
French street station at 8.li
o'clock. He will be accompanied
by Mr.. Fahey, who is chairman.
The party will he met at the depot
by Committee from the Labor
League. They will then enter car.
riages and head the labor parade
which promises 10 be the largest
ever held in this city
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

James Murray was arrested this
afternoon charged with trespass. lie
created excitement at the cit y hall by
jumping from the patrol wagon,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

Bodily pain loses its terror il
you've bottle of DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil in the house. Instant re-
lief in cases of burns, cuts, sprains,
accidents of any sort.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
Stafford : Gle 1liyie,

William Stafford las sold bis we'll
known troLLIDg mare TriXie Wilkes to
State Detective Ratledge, She is the
best bred mare IN Delaware, it iSsald
tpd is the best general purpose and
iall.round mare ard has stepped the
track in 2.2j Mr. Stafford says it
will take 2.2o horse to paGS her on
the read. Mr.. Eatlcdgc is very proud
Of his purchase.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
a. Q
A Nam Ihsnsnado naaI

e" New Torpedo poe. .t;.-.,nsAlI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-The navy
department has accepted the torpedo
boat AsstrQyer Truxton, which wat
built 6s tAt MARYLAND Steel company
at sparrow's Point, Nd. .. -
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
Manila Editors Fined For sedition.

MaHIIa EuItOFb FIhed FOf Seuitf0Hs
MANILA, Aug. 2S.-Frederick Dorr,
the proprietor, and Edward O'B,1en.
TIE editor Of Freedom. recently con.
$1,000, without imprisonment A. Il.
Dorr, manager Of the paper, was fined
$25. porr and o'grlen were each sen.
fenced Aug. rs to six months in Bill.
bid prison and were fined $1,000 for
hbeling Benlto Legarda, native mem.
Der Of the Philippine civil commission.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

7NT H. HARTLOvE, Ord AND FRENCH
w. streets. hoadquarter1 for l.. q
Smith guGs and Peters semi .sfn okeleJs
shells. The strongest scleanest and best load
ed shell On the market Tor restand r3l birds
aNim0 VS.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

David bangle went cunning To-.
day vi th several compa Mons after
reed birds. They are expected 10
bring home several dozen of the
toothSOms little birds.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

FLOCR-Less active and barely steady:
straighls, 81 ia J.. s.; winter extras, So.
32J; winter patents. S3.tp!3E0
Wl,EAT-Gpeneu lower because cables
were weak The weather map favorable
ana sentiment bcurish, after which it
rallied little on predictions of showers
in the two DuNotas; September, i5Ql75Ar.;
December, l2@stiI27tc.
RYE Easy state, 55'.G56c. c. j. f..
New York; No = western, Coo, f. O. b..
CORN Weakened by the fine weather
liquidation, easier cables and the wheat
drop. September, J44641-c.. December, A17a
M4>c.
rATs-Quiot ana easier; December,
3jasc.; track, white, state asa 46c.; track,
white, " est rrn, 3nu sc.
rOEk-Firm, mess, $lS.211 1925; family,
500 900.
LARD-Eaaier; prime western steam,
1896
RUTTER Steady; state dairy $50
1Slgc. creamery, l5Wlac.
CHEESE. Firm. new. state, full cream
small, ,oIoTed fancy l0!su lOl2c.. small
white, los Z !y'4c.; large, colored. loc.;
large. while loo,
EGGS Firm, stat" and Pennsylvania,
2jl@Jl.c western. canded, 1SGl20c.
SUGAR Raw hrm. fair refining. Csc;
centrifugal. NG test, 3FSr.; refined firm;
crushed J.15c.; powdered. 4. zoe.
TrRPENTlNiI--F Firm at 47lG47&c.
RI 'E-Stvaly; domestic 4I4EGc.; Japan,
d., ti5c.
TALLOW Dull; city, CAc.; country, C2s
HAY-Quictj shipping, C5q7oc.: good to
choice, 81 0oMl.lO.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock QuofatiOna,

Money on call firm at 3aG4 percent
Prime mercantile paper, 44@5la per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in BANKERS bills at Sis7 for de-
nland and at Sl.s4l5 for 60 days. Posted
rates, si.S5G4S5k and Sass. Commercial
bills. 81, S3laGl4.M. Bar silver. t2Ac. McNi-
can dollars 4lAc Government bonds
steady State bonds steady. Railroad
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

The Princess Rospigliosi. who was
Miss Marie Reid Of Washington, was
married TO the prince after obtaining a
divorce from Frederick Parkhurst of
Bangor, Me. The Roman Catholic
church did not recognize this devorce
and refused to give permission to a
nun to nurse the princess at her con.
flnement, holding that the marriage TO
the prince was nonexistent. The prin-
cess gave birth to a daughter Aug. 2.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
ROSPlGLlOSl DEFIANT.
italian Prince Causes Serious
Trouble to Vatican.

Trouble to Vatican.
ROME. Aug. 28.-The Rospiglosi
controversy is increasing in bitterness,
and nearly all the members Of the
Sacred college here have become par
Elephants. Prince Rospigliosi, under
the advice Of one of the cardinals, has
formally protested to the congrega
ton of the holy office against the Or
der forbidding the assistance of nun
during the recent confinement of the
princess, his wife. The prince is with
holding the salaries of the priests on
his estates who are allied with the pref.
ates who oppose him and is turning
over these salaries for the benefit Of
clergyInen who are under the authority
of those cardinals who sympathiZe
with him.
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