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The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Coiomi,ia. Troops invnd" Sicaragun

Colomi'ia: Troops invad" <icaragr,
WASHINGTON. July II. From ill
formation received III the state de-
pdrtmcut yesterday ii is hclicyed that
war has broken cut between the gcv-
crnncntS of Nicaragua ana Colombia
Ih" information is uot def. tp on this
point however. being merely to the
effect that It Colombian force, assisted
by NicaraguHn rrvGlutioui:ts, las i'll
Vaded Nicaragua and attHckrd troops
Of that country. Whether or not the
Colombian force is composed Of GOV
crumcnt troops is not known here. but
there is reason to believe that thr at
tack has the sanction OF the Coloin-
bian administration.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
weather biIitips,
Fair; fresh north winds.
LII dnp SnaelY Launch

t., B. Harris, manager Of the Del
aware Machine Works is having the
hull Of a launch constructed at
Holly Oak especially adapted for
high speed The launch will b,
equipped with a high-power as =
line engine of the type made at the
machine works, and is expected TO
be one of the speediest If not he
speediest vessel on the Delaware
river. The launch Yankee Doodle,
that was owned by Philadelphians,
wa the flectest vessel on the river
for many years until it was de-
stroyed by fire.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

CANNON HELD
UP CAUCUS,

There was no meat inspector elect
ed at the meeting of City Council
last night because Mr.. Cannon. the
member from the second ward de
clined so vote for the nominee of the
democratic caucus.
There was a considerable number
of visitors present and Mr. Cannon's
position occasioned little surprise.
Mr.. Willis moved that Council go
into a nomination and election for
meat inspector. This motion was
carried and Mr.. Willis nominated
Michael Devine, and Mr.. Stewart
nominated George Reed.
Mr.. Cannon then arose and asked
permission to make an explanation.
Mr.. Cannon said: A year ago
there was a caucus. l have been told
but l was not wanted. At that eau
Gus, understand, this position was
given to the First ward and l could
do nothing had l gone into the eau
Gus. No one need be surprised,
therefore, that refuse to vote for
the caucus nominee"
Mr.. Willis sought to reply, but
President Blaine said there was moth
ing under discussion, and Mr.. Will
is sat down.
The vote showed six ballots for De-
vine, five for Reed and one for Geo.
Adele. President Blaine declared
no one had received a majority and
there had been no election. The
subject was then dropped.
On recommendation of tn e finance
committee overpaid taxes were or
dered returned to A. H. Viewig, j.
N. Fenton and North Side Improve
ment Co.
The law committee reported un-
favorably upon the petition of Mich
olas Fidance to be allowed to open
a sixteen-foot wide street between
Scott and Lincoln and Sixth and
Seventh streets. The report was
adopted.
Mr.. McCafferty, of the fire con-
mitee, reported fovorably on the Pc
tition of the Union Fire Company
for badges were ordered.
City Treasurer Feaster reported
the balance III bank to be $43, $50. 50
received of Eugene N. Sayars, S12,-
S2'; George Fl. Mccall, $2&o50; T.
:. Lewis, 1891; John Boughman,
$l53. 40.
Superintendent Cannon, of the
crematory reported 1,l7l, $50
pounds of garbage We're burned and
242, $40 pounds Of coal usel in June
A communication was received
from the Board uf Port Wnrlens
nominating Gt tolge B. Moore for
port warden. and the cunmunica-
tiol was fled and Mr.. Moore was
unanimously elected.
And order for S1i, i,956.53 was
drawn il favor Of the Board of Ed
uration for monthly appropriation.
On motion OF Mr.. Kane the pub
lie iulidin& committee was instruct
eli to repair Church street wharf.
60 to Cape May "lth Epworth
Church choir excursion next Tues
day.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Queens Marrow EscRpe.

LONDON, July H. Shortly after
Queen Alexandra passed ON her way
to open the great coronation bazaar
yesterday the decorations across Lang
rain, We're caught in squall Of wind
and fell, dragging mass Of coping
from the top Of All Souls church. Miss
Streathy, believed to be Il Canadian,
was killed. and several persons were
Injured
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
T, B, Riley
Saturday Specials.

r. and G.. and Royal Wor-
cester Corsets 80 cents.
30 inch lace gloves, black
and white 80 cents.
7 inch wide Satin taf1eta
ribbon white, pink and blue
80 cents, regular price go cts.
All ribbons at less price
here.
Seconds of the Ladies' 50
cent ribbed vests at 25 cents.
Shirt waists reduced.
Polka dot skirts 81 90.
so cent lace hosiery for
Ladies' 80 cents.
Ladies' 12t cent hosiery 1G'
cents.
Ladies' 25 cent lace stripe
hosiery II cents.
Unblcached muslin 81 cents
a yard.
White muslin 81 cents a
yard.
Saturday and all next week
you will be able to buy all
short lengths and small lots of
goods at reduced prices. REM
nants Of lawns, percales, dimi-
ties, white goods.
All of our 25 cent ribbon
tissue lawns reduced to 10 cts.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
kI:l.tLtN Il Mod Nir,rtuiu

W1iNEiA>t}, W. Va. July ll.-Thc
EItji'a'' %!& Ntio 'rihl:" spanning
Nhc"li - creek Oh th" i'itt>hur@ Givi-
".a" HMa I""ul~ to IT." Gopoi was
washed aWaN yesterday. \ train Of
ears un the .Gj,.-" 10 ho,d it against
H." L'w,.'r" @.r @rl went Lnwn with
IT," Nr",'. "a Ii" local streams are
ri.,.j"% t"IgrHr%.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Aid for Strtkers.

lLKESBARRE Pa. July H.
President Mitchell has received n trlc-
gram from Dennis A. Hayes. presi-
dent of the Glass Bottle Blowers As
Sociution Of tn" United States aud
Canada, announcing that his organiza-
tion, now in annual session at Atlantic
city, n. j., had donated 5000 to the
striking miners.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

SAID well known Market stree
merchant to the writer, this is the
month it pays to advertise. The
month of July is considered one of
the dullest, because so many people
go on their vacation. Few mer-
chanls in Wilmington like to alver-
tise wheh business is dull. They say
they can't help to stimulate business
by getting a hustle on and selling
their goods at attractive prices for
the sake OF turning over their stock
Of goods. The quick siNpense is
much better than the slow shilling.
The attention Of the readers Of the
REPUBLICAN is called to the live
merchants who advertise in it.
They should receive your patronage
for they deserve it. Their stock is
good and their prices reasonable,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
tHE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
rlHI iSHED DAI,N. EXCEPT SUNDAY
:. l. COR. 1ill,D AND KING STREETS
Uttered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del Us scCOnd. lass mail matter
FRIDAY. JULY II, ,oo1.

THE New York Tribune suggests
that the most effective way to pre-
vent lynchings would be to create Il
law fining the city or town where
one occurred. If it worked no bet,
ter than other laws made to purify
the elections, it would not break up
the relics of barbarism that exist il,
a few States in the South. The peo-
pie should be educated to keep the
law and prevent lynchings. The
people should rule, but through the
courts. No man or set of men
should be court unto themselves.
A lawless community is not q very
desirable place to live in.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
send your personals to the RE-
PUBLICAN Office, thty VIII appear III
our personal mention column
AWif.i.JtI ;y.i


At the Wilmington Nnt,L Cub
last night prize, were awAr led 10
the winning ielu' TT the NDw, ius
tournament for 1899 aud 1901, uul
1901 ana 1902. the piiIcs awArtei
tu The Successful tCAHS were IN TIE
shape Of lvlng cap, Of si'y.r 5ol-
!ined ani h nhsUuo,y engraved.
In the tutYNdMGnt N lJGJ aNi
1901 There were IiTe COnt&,tiuI teams
o! i've men0 0crs each Iut WinHInt
team has Il record Of t. games aa
s.S33 pils Tn members are is I,G-
lows: q, $, Woodward. i. l., ilAyu=s
>. DuWuey. A. M4cGtJ!ge +, >.
Garrett.
The winning team Of the lp)l N
1907 tear naunul has r"1vrL ut Is
games and l2,S4o pms, In ans tpWru
ament there were seven teams Of liV,
mem Sers each. The mem bcrs os the
successful Team tO.IJwn: e.. ). WOoie
ward, &. W. k,mUail, Horace Butt-
}. H. BaI!y. Jc., Z. Z. NJ. itnm.orIj
In addition to the iuy ~ Cups
awarded to the Two teams, q D,@IIus
bail was awarded to Waiter BUSH
and H. I. Belts, for PAR score Of
ais pins A bowling "aII also was
awarded to Charles NJ. Townsend aud
G, 5. Woodward for PAR score ct
i24 pins
On one side Of the cups the names
Of the members Ct the teams are er-
graved, while on the other IS this
inscription, with the date below:
"Wilmlngton WhstC!ub. l. Dwltns
Tournament.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
WHAT constitutes candidate for

WHAT constitutes a candidate for
of1ice' Because John Smith says he
is a candidate for Register of Wills
and in the meantime is appointed
Registrar, the fact that he has an
nounced himself as candidate does
not make him a candidate. He
would have to receive the nomina-
ton at the primaries. After he is
sworn in as Registrar he is compelled
by the law to forget his political as
pirations until some other time.
For some cause or other, the Regis
trars are coming forward slowly
to take the necessary oath before
Clerk of the Peace Quigley. Mr..
Quigley and his clerks would consid-
er it favor if they would come for
ward promptly and not all come i'll
rush. Saturday is the last day for
them to qualify. There is little hope
of getting out of il, and the best
way is to qualify promptly.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

DoN'T forget that you ran get
printing done at the REPUBLICAN
Office us cheap as elseN here. Order
your next lot o. note hea,ls, letter
heads, envelopes, bill heals OF cir
cularS from thi>, office.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

How would it do to light the
streets by the h&Lt OF the moon.
sly two weeis in every month.
The street and Sewer Drpart n 9lt
could save sevtru thouSpH dollars
If mDouiiS Sht could be utIliz.l the
entlre four weeks.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

Go to Cape May with Epworth
Church choir excursion next Tues
day.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

THERE have been fewer dogs on
the streets of Wilmington during
the past ten days than for years.
The ordinance requiring owners Of
dogs to muzzle them when they al
low them to run at large, is boon
to many persons i'll communities
where the dogs We're a positive nuis-
ance. The muzzles may annoy the
dogs but there is no cruelty about
1t. By keeping the dogs in the yard
or keeping them in leash, the OWL
ers don't have to muzzle them. The
ordinance thus far has been Il bles-
sing and there should be no kick
coming against the City Councilmen
who voted for the muzzling.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
DR.. fENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaCfle
Biaaas4 AZ s,seasss isss2r Of Koiansys OIInT
= Also Rheumatism, Back
ache ,HeartDisease Gravel, ,EIN
Dropsy, Female Troubles. SS6AA

Don't become discouraged. There is a
cure for you. IL necessary write DR.. Fenner.
lie has spent life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
Eight months in bed, heavy backache,
pain and soreness across kidneys, also rheu-
matism Other remedies failed, DR.. Fem
ner 5 Kidney and Backacle Cure cured me
completely. II. WATERS, Hamlet, N y"
Druggists. Soc. ~. Ask for Cook Book-Free,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

Mrs. Ritchie, Salem, N. j.; Albert
Kirby and wife, James White, Miss
Nellie Winslow, William Newlove,
Miss Carrie Eckles, Albert Kirby,
Miss Bessie Mcguire, Misses Mary
Winslow and Essie Kirby.
Albert Pedrick, Eugene Chase,
Thomas Gravel and Edward Elkin-
ton will leave on Monday for a
week at Elsenberry Point and Oak
wood Beach, N. j.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

THE Every Evening will explain
to its readers, how to play policy.
Policy playing may be an awful
thing, but there are other games
that ruin more people than playing
policy. 1t is nothing to buying
stocks on margins in bucket shops,
which has the sanction OF the pow
ers that be. We are not taking up
for, policy players, but We think
there are other greater evils that
flourish year after year i'll Winning
ton and other cities.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

THREE prisoners, James Blade,
Leck Allen and James Murray, con
fined in the Buchanan county jail
Missouri, took Il novel and desperate
way to break Jail on Wednesday.
They had obtained II quantity Of
dynamite with which they wrecked
the rear wall Of the Jail. The Men
made a break for liberty but were
beaten back by the guards with win
chesters. Every window in the
Court House on the side next to the
Jail was shattered Luckily no
prisoners escaped.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Ice Cream Festival

Ice Cream Festival
r The ladies of Stanton NJ. e.
Church will hold an ice cream fes.
tivsl Saturday evening July 18th
on lawn adjoining Church for the
benefit Of the Stewards fund. Come
one come all and help in a good
cnuSa
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

New YORK will soon have n free
bath house ou the East River that
will accommodate the population Of
small sized city at one time, its
capacity being 1900, It's an old and
true saying that cleanliness Is next
u godIIueas.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

ONE of the most delightful spots
to locate home is at tie Ccd;trs ut
Brandywlne Springs. II is high,
healthy and beautifully located,
with easy street car access to any
part Of the city for five cent fare.
The Cedars Improvement Company
is not afraid to let the people know
what Il good thing they have for
sale on easy Payments.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

The President thinks he should
he allowed a little privacy when he
is on his vacation. All newspaper
men are not alike, fortunately, aud
there are hundreds of gentlemen
engaged in the newspaper business
in Amel lea
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

DocToRs like lawyers seldom
agree and it takes the c0urt, ao far
as the lawyers are concerned to say
just what the law does or does not
mean. This is the case with the
law governing the appointing of
registrars by the Governor. We
think the Governor knows what he
is about and the best thing for some
of the registrars is to serve and say
nothing about it.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
DuDsii The fiultct
Baptists in Session

Go 10 Cha-!ss f.. Dubell Tor vorr HIT
and CAPS OF all stvIe, NJ. Tt,t IN lrd )
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

II the L. 5. Court decides against
the American Light Company VIII at
positions will the Street and Sewer
Directors be i'll: Will they have
saved the city any money by an
nulling the Welsbach contract. Then
look how the citizens have been it,
convenienced after dark and com
PEELED to find their way as best they
could.
THE infatuatiUn Of the wife Of
Peter 4. Sotlcl. the cN-warlpu Of
the Allegheny iaIl, for the BiddIo
brothers, was her undoing She is
now serving two years III tn" peni-
Tertiary for her share III the affair
and her husband is suing for Il dl-
vOrce. According to the claim Of
TIE husband, he was no better than
bis wife.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

TIE city promises to have anoth-
er suit on hand. The City Market
House Company situated On Second
street between Market and King
streets, refuses to pay the city reut
Which the city says is due. The
city owns the ground and refuses to
pay the county tax, claiming the
Market House Company should pay
il. Thus the mnttor stnnlS.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

OUR attention has been called to
the fact that the tax bills, in many
instances, contain capltatlon tax,
which property owners pay twice if
they are not careful. No person
should pay hut one capitation tax
each year. So look at your tax bill
carefully before you pay it. These
are errors that should have been
avoided. hut we don't think they are
intentional. You save per cent If
You pay your money tins month,
which is quite an item.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

THE pastor Of Olivet Presbyterian
Church called at this office yester-
day and requested us to say that
any contributions to the free ice
fund could be LETT at this office
The pastor inauglWated the move
ment and Oliv"t congregation head
ed the list with $40 The object Of
this fund is to provide free ice for
those who are sick and suffering for
want Of a cooling drink. All CON
tributiOnS received at this office.
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E@(ELEkNENcS
'Erf>NN Il ;. FRos, TAE -
1 D. drops

"nain purses in liver. @un-mctal and
gilt.
>,cl- caps IF the Usual CORN il red
cloth.
Very hca~y white skin gloves for
waiting wear.
uff or c.atelain" chains OF agate
and gilt Ilctui.
SUEDE belts, Beautifully embroidered
ia gold and silver thread.
White revering. with wide black
STRIPES il Lew aud original designs
Short brown bJus. made of gathered
chiffon. with ribbon ends to match
Broad. white ribbon, with colored
dcSieL thereon, giving water effect.
NFomcn'S short coats made OF hop.
sackinS il say and several other tints.
Black chiffon bows. trimmed with
r-grt-iEC-l.otS and other small flow.
crs.
y complcte lin" OF new prints for the
new season i'll variety of new de.
signs.
New openwork hosiery in attractive
designs in LACK and white combina
lions.
Very fetching little walking hats of
straw, trimmed with single or double
quill effects.
Striking long Goats OF satin taffeta,
deliberately trimmed with lace and
other materials.
Beautiful embroidered LOUNGES in
several widths and in both blind and
openwork effects.
ParasolS made with shirred ecru
linen and colored taffeta, the latter fire.
quently warp printed.
Pearl bedecked veilings, the little
pearl beads being sewn on colored vel
vet spots on the mesh.
Fancy black veilings in variety of
new and original designs that are de-
cidedly away from anything we have
he'd heretofore Dry Goods Economist.
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he growing fancy for wearing an
abundance of rings during the day
time as well aS tor evening affairs
makes special care of the gems they
incaSc very necessary.
If You want your rings tC last well.
do not wear them under gloves. That
is what II prominent jeweler says.
Buy if Won decide that gloves are II ne
tesSity, as probably you will. he adds.
then send your rings twice year to
be overhHu"d.
The reason tor this warming is that
The constant friction of the gloves
wears the tiny points that hold the
stones in place, ana til" result is that
the stones fall ont Unless they are co..
siant! looked after The wearer might
l"t detect Il loose stone. but 4 irwcler
would ut once. ANA by Il little timely
intervention might prevent the I,Ss OF
Il Natuab!" gcm.-WaShiug,on Star.
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At night before retiring brush tn"
Adii' carefully and braid il loosely III
u number II strands. Avoid wettiug
ahc hai" toe often TO make it glossy.
rs the WcrtinG his Il tendency to make
the hair Coarse. Avoid putting The hair
up i'll kids at night 10 wave ii. They
ar" more harmful than even The much
abused curling iron. aS the hair is
twisted about the kid so tightly that it
actually wears il out. and Il bald spot is
apt 10 he the result.
There is u new sort of shampoo Just
now much i'll favor with women of
fashion. Ii is known as the perfume
ihHmpOo. 1t consists of Sprinkling the
ilair with "rriS powder leaving the
fragrant powder ON long enough To col.
iect the dust and oil, and then giving
the hair Il vigorous brushing. The or
rie shampoo when thus taken is quite
harmless ana leaves the hair with just
Il slbtic perfume about it-Woman' s
Home Companion.
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Chi@i Engineer R@uclf Scott. of TIE
burned steamer BRUSH queen who
AFTER the destruction Of the Pnu"uiN
Line pier and considerable snipp.A- by
lire, waS given up Tor ioS,. appeared
at the Myers Louise. HobOkcn his fac2
and hands badly burned. lis story is
thrilling one. He said:
Il ana Il Liverpool man. - irr ,l.l-
neer on what was tha British Queen
l am forty years Old had been i'll
with rheuIlatisLi, ana for some 1iue
my assistant had .,een doin1 my vurN
was asleep i'll my room when the
fire broke out. l nwone. choking fl,.il
tue smoke. Seeing fiti.ies about. l i;ln
forward. hall dressed. and gained The
deck. Then 1 ran aft and back again
amidshiDs. The flames got al my t.,ce
at CHS point. thought WAS the only
man aboard until IAN inro ii Belgian
stoker, VINO seemed ~ have been rated
by fear. We SJuud III The Ice Oh Il cattle
stall. making up or minds whether 10
jump. All This tin" | was shouting for
help. The heat brc Jnin& too great
where We were W. ctiu. bed 10 tho roof
of the structure. There / found II wire
cable. Making this fast 10 i Stauchion
and calling the Belgian 10 follow. /
threw the iuOSu end over the side OF the
ship and slid down into the icy wa ter
The Belgian hid moi follow me | do
not know what became of him /
struck out for Il barge near by, and
succeeded in pulling myself over the
rail L found my way into the cauia
and there tried to warm myself
AS luck would have it, the barge
was soon blazing. and l was forced 90
jump again into the river. BY that
time was so benumbed and so be.
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A Srnny Presence.

r. you had asked her ;.bo out her -ac-
mplishLients she would have told you
that she had none. and would have
been cutie sincere il her answer. She
cid not know how to pla.- :, piaro and
had never tried her ha; d at water
colors or crayon sketchilg. She had
never found time for embroidery. She
got off the key when she rried TO sing
n fact. one might run through the list
CT what are called aotCnl1l ishilcnts
without naming one a: Which SIG was
an expert. Yet this sunny faced. sweet
voiced girl had one accomplishment
which outweighed all those she lacked.
wherever she Went gle Oily faces grew
cheerful. Shc was :: happiness maker
Children stopped fretting when she
came near. Old people carlc back
from Their dreams OF the past and
found the pres sent sweet. Without be-
ing wise Or witty CT teaut.ful. there
was an atmosphere of peace about her
like the fragrance Of Il flower. Hel
smile had the comforting warmth of
sunshine. The tones of her glad young
voice stirred the heart TX. i song
wOman's Life.
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q 3S% CHAT:

Mrs. Peary. wife of the Arctic eX
plOrer, has accompanied her husband
in some of his most perilous expedi
tons
Mrs. Ida Foster Cronk. of Chicago
is trying To dignity household service
by declaring that housework is u pro
fessiUn.
Eugenie. Empress of the French, is
still living in sad seclusion on her Eng.
lish estate. making one visit Il year to
the Continent
In former days a married woman
could not get her life insured. the sup.
position being that her husband might
kill her tor the insurance money.
Lady cado@an, Wife Of the Earl of
Cadogan. and one of London's beau
ties, has :: fad for snakes, and has been
photographed with her pet python
coiled about her.
Miss Helen Could has sent two ex-
pensive paintings to che Normal and
Industrial College al Greensboro. \.
c., as souvenirs of her recent visit
to the institution.
Mile. Adele Hugo, Il daughter of Vic
tOI whose centenary was recent
ly observed, Is still living in Paris, but
the place is kept sec~et, owing TO the
wishes OF the family.
Women can vote on municipal and
school questions i'll all parts Of Aus
tralin they have parliamentary
suffrage in Southern Australia. and in
West Australia can vote for but cannot
become. members of Parliament
Massachusetts has Il houriShing EN-
Club, which is composed OF the past
officers of the Massachusetts State Fed
GRAFTON. The President is Miss Flor
encc Everett. Il is practically Il lunch
con club. as its meetings generally take
the form NJ luncheon to Scule woman
Of note.