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The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Smallpox In Chester

Chester's Municipal Hospital Will
be open for inspection by the City
Officials, members OF the Board of
Health and City CoCncilmen, from 4
until o clock this afternoon. 1t is
thought that the first patients will
be admitted to the Institution this
evening and the number Of inmates
will be incMasing from day to day.
The interior Of the hospital, al.
though plain, is equipped according
to the best system Of modern scien
The recognized modern plans of
sanitation and ventilation are in
use and will he Carefully watched to
See that everything is working
properly.
Health Officer Farnan had war
rant issued for the arrest of Albert
Brown, a resident of Bethel Court,
Saturday night, whom he charged
with being frequent visitor to
houses where there were smallpox
patients.
Last evening Brown was taken be-
fore Alderman John Stockman, of
the Eighth ward, where lie had
hearing. The prisoner was sentenced
to pay IA fine Of $40 and costs and
being unable to do so, was committed
to the lookup for thirty Gays.
Ten new cases were reported in
Chester yesterday, and one death &C.
cured. The latter was Mrs Ben jamin
Byron, OF No. $50 Welsh street. She
was quarantined on the 18th of this
month and her condition rapidly
grew worse until yesterday morn
ing when she passed away. She was
buried in Gravel Hill Cemetery lass
evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
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Attractions At Tn. Springs

IloWson and his band continue to
proue strong attraction for Park
patrons, ahd the afternoon and even
Ing concerts are drawing larger AL.
dences every week. There are lar
ger Bands than Howsun's but there
are vely few if any that can compare
with it in point OF harmony. At the
Springs theatre last night Mr.. Mylie
and his Stock Company offered the
tpur act melodrama "In His Power
to an appreclative audience. The
Stock Company is presenting some
very guod attractions and is fully
deserving of the patronage that is
being accorded it. Mr.. Mylie has
worked hard to make the theatre IL
success, and the attendance as d rule
has gone to prove that his efforts
to provide hrstclass entertainment
for the many patrons Of the resort
have been appreciated.
The service OF The People
pies line to and from the Springs is
better now than at any previous
time since the Park was opened.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
IADDlCKS THE
SOLE ISSUE.

Dover, Del, July 2l.-On the day
OF the conference Of prominent DEM
ocratie leaders here in connection
with the specia! meeting of the
State central committee, some OF the
leaders were twisted on the condi-
tion Of their county and State orgah-
izatloas, which, it was claimed, were
nowhere as near perfect as the Ad-
dicks Organization in This State 1t
was pointed out that daily the paid
lieu,e, ant S of the gas. magn ate In
the sma est towns aud villagc e. visit
and report to headquarters any
change Of sentiment or popu latlon
IN their precinls, and it was said that
they have the negroes under sulh
Con troll that 4.0J0 OF them IN K ent
and Sussex vote as one man.
The comparison was resented by
prominent Democrats, who declared
that the organization of the Demo.
Gratis this yeat ia far superior to that
Of any year since 1898, when the re.
markable Democratic cal-oH was
issued by Chairman Cove Salisbury
on the night before election dav. BE.
cause Of the presence OF Federal
troops at the pulls. Democrats through
out The State were ordered oy their
committees to resent the mllitarism
by Ignoring the election, an1 only
seventeen voted in the State.
Our State and country orsaniza-
are superb, declared one Of the coun.
ty committeeman, who happened 10
be present.. This year it Is not u
question IF Bryan Or Mckinley. or
silver or gold, but straight.out ar.
raignment Of Delawareans against
Addicks and Add ickism. Our Kent
couuty organization isespecIaily fine
We have cold caculalors aud not
over. estinators: we haze sold men OF
political and domestic experience aud
IN spite OF all the hepGbIlcans Can do
we intend to carry Kent county and
every Legislative district in IL, ex.
,cept two We will have, no money and
are not worrying, for it Will take
every dollar the Republicans can
rake and scrape Of their hitherto
limitless supply TO hold their negro
voters, large majority of whom
will have To 10 paid both to leslster
and vote.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Mrs, Asp.n Ava del amace;.

Andrew l.. Johnson, Joseph l..
Carpenter Jr. and George l.. Strad-
ley. sitting as. referees a. the
County Court House yesterday
heard argument in the case Of
Mars aret Aspin VS.. Charles p.
Cornell. Fl. II. Bringhurst. repre-
scented Mrs. Aspin aud Henry I.
Conrad appeared for Cornell. The
Action was based on the allegation
that the fence on Cornell's property
at No 500 Adams street. fell on
properties owned by Mrs. Aspin
along Fifth street near Adams,
causing damage. After hearing
evidence Of witnesses in behalf OF
Mrs. Aspln and argument by the
council, th. referees awarded Mrs.
Aspiu Sl25 damages.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
A Time Of Anxiety for
Thousands.
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Will Danish the Summer Blues
and other Distresses That
Make Life Miserable
and Unhappy.

This is the season whom we hear
men and women complaining about
their unhappy and half.dead condi-
ton. Tney lind that physical and
mental energy has deserted them,
and they are sinking deeply in the
pit Of dependency.
The hot summer weather always
produces thousands OF miserable feel
ing mortals. They lack nerve force,
strength and true vitality. They
cannot rest day Or night. and life
becomes a burden
The great recuperator, builder and
strength giver for all weary, wornout
and suffering people is Paue's Celery
Compound, now 50 universally pre-
scribed by medical men. When the
great medicine is used at this season,
Ianguor, dependency, irrtability,
nervousness, sleeDlessness, headacl,e,
dyspepsia, aud digestive troubles are
per manen!ly banished, and men and
women 60 about their duties and
work with a vim, will, aud energy
that indicate health and physical
strength.
Mr.. J. Ii. Clark, Newark. Del,
who was in q critical condition OF
health, extremely common in summer
time, writes thus about his marvellous
rescue from death:
''When was attacked with ner-
vous proStration. l went to one of our
local doctors. l continued to grow
worse, and consulted other physicians
but with very little apparent good.
No tongue can express OF pen
describe my feelings and suffering
from this terrible disease. Alter
spending considerable money in the
vain hope OF being cured, I was led
to try Paines Celery Compound,
and 1t is this medicine which enabled
me TO enjoy the health now have.
After the torture experienced nlsut
and day for ystrS, tue change is won-.
derrul. y & 3'' " -"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
WILMINGTON WINS,

Wilmington went to Middletown
yesterday and defeated that team
by the score of II to 4. Up until
tho eighth inning Foreman former
ly with the A. A. who pitched for
Middletown had the Wilmington
sluggers at his mercy. The score
at that point was to 0 in favor OF
Middletown. Foreman thinking he
had the game well in hand slowed
up and as result the Wilmington
team scored in the eighth and 3 in
the ninth.
Score by innings
Wilmington 90 10000 s 3-11
MiddletOwn. 90 0 90 900 o.
Batteries Wilmington, Myers
and Diggins; Middletown, Foreman
ane Sewage.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

meeting you over again" he gave
her the chain.
II am sorry to disappoint YOU" he
said bitterly. She did not speak
but" looked past him through the
door. Nicolini went to corner of
the room, pretending to put things
in order.
II have often wished to die" the
man said, "but it is not an easy
thing to do. I suppose you were
sorry for me when you thought me
dead. Sorry, perhaps, for yourself
and for things that happened long
ago. Buff you knew you'd be sor-
ny for me still"
81 am only sorry that we met. 1t
can do no good and | must leave
you" she said going to the door.
"Madelain, don't go. Listen to
me-" he begged.
This it the chance that 1 have
dreamed of-the chance of seeing
you. of hearing your voice. I knew
it would come, and now trust not
let it slip by me, and let you go
your way without me-
Our ways were parted long ago."
she said: There is nothing to be
be sail, nothing, to be learned, be-
cause we can do nothing"
why ara you SO hard, SO hope
less!" he asked getting nearer to her
than he had been before. ''You
must still care, else wny would you
have come here to claim the token
l gave you years ago:'
II came because 1 was foolish. I
couldn't bear to give up the last
fragments OF the broken love. Wo-
men always treasure their painful
memories, and men try to get rid of
them. I wanted to keep this little
reminder of my misery, my mis-
placed hopes, because I always had
it. would feel strange without it,
do you never forgive" heasked.
forgiveness is SO played out"
she said YEARLY.
And the motto2 Our motto. he
asked.
Amor Vincit Omnia" is that too
played out?"
Yes long ago We realized the folly
OF that Again she turned from
him and, holding to Nicolini, passed
out. The man followed her. A look
of desperation had come into his eyes
and his face was drawn in hard lines.
lie laid his hand on her arm.
"Madelain, you must listen to me,
he said, hoalsely. II did wrong
once, but Can't YOU see that have
suffered? Because we both made
horrible mistakes at the turning
point, is that any reason why we
should bIindly close our eyes and go
on suffering when the chance is given
us to retrieve our happin css? You
are free n0W--frce to choose again.
"tree!' she whispered, putting
her hand to her Jhrolt, us il the word
chOkcd uGr.
eyes, your husband has been dead
for years and that leaves YOU at lib.
erty to"
ITO marry again. she suggested.
There was il pause then she faced
him and said, slowly: "Yes, my hus-
band s death left me at liberty to
marry again, aud l took advantage of
that liberty. | was married last
spring.
A terrible despair darkened the
m dill S face, and the ungloved hand
that she put into his was as cold as
death.
Nicoini watched her from the lit
tie window Us she eros Scl Inc lots. He
held the money she hal given him,
the ransom She had paid Tor her love
charm, tight in his hand till the
strange man had disappeared by the
way that led 10 the river.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Chest r Noes.

A Blade. of Wilmington, who has
been visiting her son On Eleventh
avenue. left yesterday for a visit in
Smyrna.
MI. and Mrs. Wit Fawleyhave been
spending the past week with MIS-.
Fawley's parents at Smyrna, Della
ware.
Miss Maud Z. Guisc recently visit
ed Mrs. Charles r. Conn, Of Whining
ton.
Mrs. s. A. Birmingham and cousin,
Miss Hart, OF Philadelphia, spent
Friday in Wilmington.
Peter McNeal visited friends in
Wilmington Oh Sunday.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
DIAMOND DUST,

Wilmington A. A. plays at At
lantic City again to-day and at Ces-
ter tomorrow.
frankfort team is at Front and
Union.
Wonder why Kuhn was not in
the game yesterday.
Kuhn and Oniel were late leav-
ing for Atlantic City.
Hoffman got two three baggers
yesterday.
Lajoie and Bernhardt saw the
game between Atlantic City and
Wilmington A. A. yesterday.
If A. A. team want big crowds
over the bridge they will have to
play better ball
Ernest Vincent, of the Eleventh
Ward, Chester, who was given a
trial on the Chester Base Ball Club,
is now playing with the Middletown
DEL team and is making quite q
record. He is pitching and playing
in the field and is leading in the hit
ting,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
This Is Lo,u,t Year, Keep Them Out

Buy screen loUrs window sctnens, and
SCI sen wire at Lyncn,. uors conIp.e,u lur
hanging with screws and h,ngui from 3 q. to
l..h three SyIes to select from. window
SCI cen from NC to 4Oc. each; gree. or uI!tu.s
wire, &c. 10 &C. running tout. munsur1 w,uJ /
OF doors Or Windows wi:n string or ineasur.
ing tape, aud bring 10 Win YOU Lyucn y
Largest Leading rtUre y. W. corner Malis0 a
ana Fourth streets, Telephones. u. u a. 81.
Uelniravia wv
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Excursion to Washington Park

Gilbert Presbyterian, st. Peters
and st. Paul's Sabbath schools will
run an excursion to Washington
Park on Thursday. The steamboat
Pleasant Valley, of the Gloucester
Ferry Company, will carry them.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
NEED MORE fici,

Often tho over.'axed organs OF dlges
ton cry out for help by Eyspepsa's pains
Nausea, Dizziness Headaches. Liver com
plant, bowel di.orders. Such troubles
call for p. ompt use OF DIR. Kings New
IIife Pills. Thay ara gentle. thorough
and,guarantsed to cura. $50. at N. Is
Dan THIS drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
A. A. STILL
LOSING.

Bad fielding lost Wilmington A.
A. the game to Atlantic City yes
terday at the latter place by the
score Of + to 5.
The A. A. team outbatted the
home team and it took Atlantic City
ten innings to win.
Doc" Blongh pitched for A. A.
and Kerrius for Atlantic City and
botn pitched good games
Wilmington. e. 80 00010 001-5
Atlantic City % % 2 900 81
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
PensienS Grlrteu

Col, John Wainwright, Of this city,
has secured pension for Henry An
derson, Ct West Chester, late of Co..
e. 32d U. $. Colorcd Troops, six dol
lars u month from February Goth,
1901.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
If A MAN LIE To YOU,

and sny some other salvs, ointment 10.
ton. OIL or alleged healer is as locd II
BuckleB's A Mica oalve. tell HIM thirty
years OF marvellous cures OF Piles, Uurn..
BDi!G, Corns, FcuDs, Ulcers Gu $, s;ca,uY
Bruises and 81 in eruptions prove H.. tho
best aud cheapest 20 cents at N. Il.
Uunfurth's dru. store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Pullman Home for street Wall

Chicago, ILL.,, July 21.-Mrs. F. O.
Lowden, daughter of the late Geo.
Pullman, is building an orphanage
on Rock River near Oregon, III, .
for the street waits of Chicago. She
has now purchased 1900 acres.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Crushed his Foot.

Amedia Stella, of this city, fell
from freight train on the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad at Elkton, yesterday,
crushing his foot.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Come to the races at Maple Valley
Driving Park at Perry's Hotel, on
Thursday, July gath. Twenty five
horses entered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
BASEBALL SCORES,
Games Played Yesterday In the M
tiOnal and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn
Philadelphia. 9 9 81
s-Philadelpha. s; Brooklyn, H. Err
rors-Philadelphia, g. Brooklyn 0. Bat
teries-White and Doom; Kitson. Ahearn
and Farrell
At st. Louis
Cincinnati......... . 0 i 001 -
st: Louis; .,......: 0 o Q 0, 0 / Ia
Hits-Cincinnau. 16i st. Louis, 9. Errors
Poole and Bergen; Murphy. Popp and
RYAN
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Come to the races at Maple Valley
Driving Park at Perry's Hotel, on
Thursday, July Oath. Twenty-Five
horses entered,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES,
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

HMENlSHN L1lR1U u.
At Boston,
Chicago 0 0 0 a e.-S
Boston.............1 0 0 ! y 2 / -
lits--Chicago. 7; Boston, H. Errors
Chicago 2; Boston, O. Batteries-Patter-
son and Mcfarland; Dineen and Warner.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia ..,. | 0 0 10 Ill
tIits-Cleveland. IS: Philadelphia. 49, Err.
rors-Cleveland,. 5; Philadelphia, ]. Bat
teries-Moore, Wright and Wood Hus-
tings, Plank, Waddel, Schreckengost and
Powers.
At Baltimore
Detroit. sn.,...,..,nr 0la- / 2 8 0 0 o. s
Ba!tinore........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Hits-Detroit, ~ Baltimore. s. Errors
Detroit. !; Baltimore, A. Batteries-Siever
and Mcclure: Wiltse and Robinson.
At Washington
St. Louis. ....... ! 0 Q o..
Washington. 0 0 0 0 0 / -
Hits-St. Louis, s; Washington, G. Err
rors.St Louis. i; Washington o. Batter.
ies-Powell and kahne; Orth and Clarke.
ryJ r., s>yS ~r,c
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
Do; holds up Trolley Lin.

Bridgeton, N. j., July 2l.-A val
liable pet dog belonging to Miss Anna
Craig ran under passing trolley car
on Laurel street last night and be-
came entangled in the motor.
The entire southern section OF the
l,le was held up for an hour, and
when the dog WAS finally exLricated
from the gearing lie was in many
pieces.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

81 inns Comp Ponnyr0yal Pills. The
ladies' extra. ,rdinary reuiely. Bs sure
you got the comp"
Hy Inult sI.hI. 0B KlnxsreBG.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF AUG UST,


In default Of the payment q: $ll'.G), County
and toor Iax,awfu ~ assessed for the years
IS s. 1899, 1870 aud 1901, the following describ
ed real estA to to wit: An TINT lot Of land
si,h as story brick iweliu thereon erected
known ns :, o. 81 Shipiy street in the city o:
Wilmington Del. boSinnin. on the we 'terly
side of shipcy street between Third and
Fourth streets, and bounded on thu north by
and for neriy Of Mary Litimer: then e OK.
tending sou,herly along Shipley street 20 feet
turhrs, and exten.,l. westerly at this
dth TO- d -p.h Of " feet q inchss. with the
use of un all va j. uiag said property Attn
rior sale a. hi. property on Juns q. A. H..
| o., the purchaser fail ed Ia comply with the
conditions OF SAID lie, wherefore this sa!e is
Wlue
Seized aud taken as the property Of
Robert AdEir and ~ lie OF ny
HORACE G. RErIEW,
Receiver of Taxes and County Treas
Girr for New Castle County.
Wilmington Del, July Il. lyJ!.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

AlNIT-C SUFFERlEG FROM nRI
A~1 DlA~0 vuiu nilnsnt from whatever
CAUSE can oE,nin quick, positive, sufu rsIlst
or no churge Hours . 10 " Dr.. rrench
ke,neJy ,0., ilv1 Arcn slruut. Phil a!elph,A
Pu. jeI0.eodtt
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

Leave Philadc! phia. Broad St t, fo'
Wilmington tcxpress), $50, 7,25, So
1915, 1920. 1l.2s a. NJ, 1909. 1925. f.l3.
216, 313, $40. so, 3.4S, 4.0l, 4 as, 5.07, 5.25,
5.34, $50, Sos. SO, 6.55 7.3l, H., il.2s
u. n. snd 12.2o night.
Accommodation 625, $50, s.12. 1875.
d. NJ, 1928. 3.2a, 4.04, 4.49, 6.27, s.Ss. 1923
and ii .3S .. nj.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22

TAN RECEIVERS SALE.-By vir-
L tue of the power i'll me invested by
the laws Of the State of Delaware, l
have levied on and VIII expose to ~ second
public sale at the
COURT HOUSE,
on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the City of Whining.
ton. County OF New Castle and State Of
lr,aNare, OH 49,.
on SATURDAY,,
THE 9th DAY OF AUGUST,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-22
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Philadelphia (express,. 1.S7. ais
4,2O sos, 9.35, 1885, 10. As, 11.45 a. ~, 1886.
1877, 800, ASS, COT, $50. III, 900 and GIG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Undoubtedly the greatest musical event
which has ever occurred in Wichita was
the grand concert last Thursday evening
by the great Chicago Symphony orches-
ira Never before has great orchestra
come to Wichita. and now that they
have been here, il can be said of them
that all that was said Of them before
they came was true in every particular
The magnificent vocal quartette so far
surpassed all others that one forgets who
any of the others were.
The members of the orchestra were
nearly men Of middle age or past, men
whose lives are music. and only music.
In the second violins there were what
few younger men there were The music
lovers who heard them now know that
they were listening 10 one of the finest
orchestras in the wcIld. There are many
larger orchestras, but none better. save
in superior number OF pieces There are
but very few men who can direct an or
chestra, and In this M. Rosenbecker is
one OF half dozen of the best in Amer
lea.
Never before has Wichita heard such
d
soon. The concert was far superior to
either Nordica or PaderewskL The or
chestra brings the music. and gives to
the people the grandest concerts that can
be given. Paderewski. of course. is a
matchless performer. but he is also a fad.
and as fad took 800. 900 back to Europe
with him after his recent brief tour ANY
other pianist. although as fine. could not
90 this. An orchestra can scarcely ever
be a fad. for there are many individuals
in it. and Thomas orchestra without
Thomas. would not be the same as with
him.
1t is TO be hoped that Mr.. Frank Payne
can be again induced 10 bring this mag
niicent body Of musicians to Wichita.
There are 50 many cheap performers and
fakes in all lines that it is often difficult
to tell the really fine from the imitation.
but should this orchestra ever be induced
70 come 10 Wichita again the house would
not hold the people. 1t was said that
the magnificent symphony Pathetique~
could not be played by any orchestra
save Thomas. bar many who heard il are
saying Row that it was fully equal TO the
Thomas production.
me only thing needed by Wichita is a
large auditorium for great events such
as this was. and X may be that yet some
one may be found who VIII take the lead
ership in the matter and see it TO a sue
cessfGi end The task is thausless one
and not one that would be a financial
benefit 10 the man who would take 81 up.
Il such one can be found. or 10 any in
divieual person whstever. but to the en-
tire city and the benefit would be far
reaching. extending 10 everE person in
the city. or near il that cared 70 accent
them practically without individual cost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
FOR ANNUAL BANQUET
OF the chautauqua Alumni Associa-
ton at DR.. Mobiles

The following is the program for the
seveuth annual banquet of the Chautau-
qua Alumni association, TO be given at
the home eff Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Noble.
Riverside. Monday evening:
ChautaUqua Nesper Song.
Altruism-Mrs. Fred Little.
sunaower Snhouettes-Mrs. c. W. Bit
ting
The American Beauty-AIiss Bernice
Evans
a song OF today
song-"The sunaower. Mrs. Fin
fsy Ross
The value OF diploma-Mrs. C. c. Pur-
due
Alrships-Rev Edwin Huyler.
Plump Amerioans-Mrs. H. c. ToIer
Song-Americs
Pipe organ and piano duett-Nirs. s. S.
Noble. Miss Goldie Evans.
The street car company has consented
% hold The cars on this evening until
after the banquet is over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
TAWs' DEsT-PAYER CHERRIES
Fruit Man Markets Finest Cherries
Yet Seen in the CITY

Frank Yaw. the fruit man. marketed
yesterday morning something like car
Head Of cherries. Nothing ike them had
ever beer seen in this county Tor size.
cipeness ard an around perfection and
the srocers had them All Sold long he-
fore they had time 10 tGrn around The
box left at the Eagle Office was accom-
panied with the explanation that the
name of the cherries is ..Yaws Debit
payer. and that The trees were treated
20 Bordeaux spray.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

The Kansas City tSsr SAYS:
The Troost Park performances Of AS
You Like K under the direction Of Mr-
Lester Lonergan. and with a cast includ-
ins a number Of other members of th>
Woodward stock company. begsn last
night with a most encouraging audience.
Although extraordinary seating capacity
had heen provided. x vas ali needed for
the gathering that witnessed the first 81
these open sir representations OF Shakes
peares idyllic comedy. The entire scheme
was Wei planned. snd there was much
that was novel ana comfortable, and the