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The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

Gail for a monthly Fashion
Sheet, FREE, containing all
the leW and beautiful fash
ious, at your nearest dry
goods store, or at the Dry
GCOGs Department of
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
faIitilup iOlrts.

TAat'mr y'u."', take N, back
pDNn old Mumry Iu,t, jru K.
Where LDv" Iiu-, red ,urtnr m'e
K,-sIu >WorDl"ali, ut the gate
-rt IN" 'hukln.. and thu, seem
LlE" Lrvuu that, in IL dream.
fu''tim, N.p'ul- Groru u >,,
ibHds taul pluurI '"ul on for me,
B,'si g.! sun.iur unI a. dew
Lips mat leaned lu kl,, .,,ru too
~'aI il -U"'r'. r.U,mhlr.u hnd.,
nm hQldm those drtr uuud-
Iul,r.m, ,Io.',.t All mr
Life, um what wr 'IuDpl' 'tWuuH ll
Lots III ros.'s tn -IL ,ur.,-
SWio" -and rUaH,", ru4 ymyrIr
81, ti."," m,IiIm. ,iDu'- ,r,ru
Ike dream Tint ina dIrAm'
F.uH.r... 3 ..f.. trf {,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
Cow Dies of Pneumonia,

Robert B. White, Of Elsmere, had
COW to die yesterday from pneu-
moEia. Although Mr.. White has
much stock he does not fear break
ing out Of the disease among them.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

Telephone Editorial room, sec mi floor, D 4 A
99l, Delmarva al
Publication Office and ,dyerisiug department,
first floor, b Il A, ggl DglnaCyia ZuJ.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

Entered at the Wilmington Postotiire as second
class matter under act OF Congress oi March 3,
1873
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
The Delinquent List.

Wouldn't this be a good time for
Attorney-Genera a Ward to make
public the report Of the experts on
the city tax books? The delinquent
list is called in question as not
showing the whole story. Thomas
). Lewis, tax collector for 1901.
says that the list does not contain
all the names Of persons who owe
taxes, and his explanation that
those left off the list are to pay the
taxes or to have them paid, indi-
Gates that 1t is a matter between
the collector and the taxa5les. But
the city does not Seem to be remem-
bered i'll this connection; whereas
the city is entitled to full iufOrma-
ton on the subject. Those who deal
i'll real estate are interested to know
whether taxes on property have
been paid and the failure to print
delinquent III the list may cause
them trouble. The law calls for Il
full list; let the law be observed.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

:spHblican rriLtir; and Pub hing
Company.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

THE Massachusetts Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union Convention
at New Bedford, yesterday sent a
telegram t. President Roosevelt,
commenting his attitude On the
coal NtrIk" situation, a heated dis
Usslon Developed tine fact that the
sympathy Of the convention was
with the. miners.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

CHAIR Is .. PALMER, r.d.tor.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

v. WALTER I"-NoN, President.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
OUTING FLANNELS.

100 yards of the 10c. grade,
stripes and plain, will be sold for 7c.
per yard.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

Frp!i>hed Daily, Sundays Eiryutcd
Az the RrpIJu..}I b,uaI.s b, the
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

he'is IN' yam ..eb. W
layabIe il a,nuucc,
Cash sent thrc >gh the mail wlll be lt the send.
ers risk; all rruittanlGs should bc urtlr by rs4-
check.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
..-.c DAILY RE. J3LICAN
'''''"easl Corner Third AMI KING ,tret.s.
ONEEG W. VERNON.

E4''of d ruUuNnfr From Isl. to 1901.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

PRICE, bAILN ONE CE.ST.
BY Mail, Pnsmge Prepaid.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
PERCALES.

1900 yards Percales in Garnets,
Blues and Navy, with white pat
tern at &c. per yard.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
GOVERNOR NAMES
THE ASSISTANTS.
They Will Give Aid At TIE
Coming General Elec-
ton.
WHO APPOINTEES ARE.
Action Taken Despite Demo-
cratic Protest. New Castle
Republicans Not
Wanted

The voters assistants for the com.
Ing election were appointed by Cover
nor Hum, although The Democrats
OF the State protested against the ap-
pointments. The assistanlsexcusive
of the New Castle County Republi-
cans who have not been named are as
follows.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
N-!;ay seemed to Fail.

That Is peculiar Story which
comes ont Of Cleveland, q. Frank
BuettnVr, contractor there. died
yesterday as the result of an opera
tion performed to remove u set Of
false teeth, which it was supposed
he had swallowed while asleep Mon
day night. An N-rHy machine was
USED ON Blettuer, which, the sur
geOns dorlAred, showed the teeth to
be III the eSophagus. just as the lat
ter had been opened its entire length
4 relative Of Buottn"r's rushed into
the operating room with the miss
ing SET Of teeth. which had been
found in Buettuer bed. Buuttunr
was suffering from acute IaryngitiS.
The pam Ill his throat loI him to
believe he had swallowed the teeth.
On" wonders what the surgeons
saw that looked like a Set Of teeth.
IL the cloak room Of Il New York
school there is a barrel Of ink.
Wmle the girls were preparing to
leave at the noon hour on Wednos-
day the faucet Of the barrel was
pulled ont ani the lax spatGcrad
over thirty or forty Of them. Five
of til" girls are DESCRIBED as looking
like coal miners who hui been work
ing in Il damp shaft.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
DRESS MAKING.

Department is turning out of the nobbest and most
stylish tailor made Suits moderate prices fit and finish pleas
ing to the most fastdious.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
TOWELS

Special values for Saturday large
huck towels 22x44 inches at 124c. ex-
ira large turkish towels, unbleached
subject to slight imperfections will
be sold Saturday Sic and 124c.
An extra good value in fine all
pure linen huck towels will be sold
saturday at l9c.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
UNDERWEAR.

Many bargains in mems, women's
and children's underweal if your
size is here the saving is as follows:
Mems natural wool SOC. grade
for 29c.
Mems fleece lined SOC. grade for
she.
Women's 25c. grade fleece lined
vests and pants, special for Sat,
urday at 19c.
Womens soc. grade fine white
fleece lined, at 39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-16
What is Said
To-Day.

'.Poe forms type alone. - his
place Is secure as the most brilliant iyr!st.
and. on the whole, as the most original poet
America has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Law
renee Knowles in Boston Transcript.
.'His stories are veritable masterpieces,
and have been, II not actually the proto-
types, at Ieast the most ingenious and efec-
tive models Of whole genre of literature
Frederic w. H. Kyers in Worlds Best
Literature.
"rhe keener appreciation in Europe Of
literature as fne art is no doubt the main
reason why Poe IS looked upon over there
as ou- most noteworthy poet. Poo certain
II had more consummate art than any
other American singer.'-John Burroughs
in Century Magazine.
The shot. exquisite music. subs. ane
staple, and sor3:. and swsos, Of Edgar
Poe c. swinburae.
"Distinctively and In unique sense the
artist in our literature. HIS work holds
arst place."-Hamilton Wright Mabie.
"Poe stands as much alone among pose
writers as Salvador Rosa among pa!stess,"-
London Spectator.
"on the roll of our literature Poe's name
is inscribed with the few foremost, and In
! the world at large his genius Is established
as vaEe among AL men.,'-George E. Wood.
berry.
"He was great In his genius. unhappy In
hts lHo. wresched In his death, but In his
/ f..,. ~ q. 3,,mopta1 r-1aemoriafs tn HIST Il,
| .so Kew 1,rk Museum Of Art. 8
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What Was Said
When He Lived.

t'1t would be hard to fad living anthor
who had displayed suct varied power. AZ
a critic, he has shown 80 superior an abil-
ity that We cannot but hope that he will
collect his essays Of this kind and give
them more durable form. They would be
a very valuable contributions TO our Htsra-
ture, and would fully justify all We have
said in his praise. We could refer to many
others OF his poems than those we have
quoted to prove that he Is the possessor Of
a pure and original vein. His tales and es-
says have equally shown him a master in
prose, - Mr.. Poo has that indc-
scribable something which men have agreed
to call genius.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL"
Poe is the most remarkable poet tho
United States has produced.
"ALFRED TENNYsoN."
"a man richly endowed with genius. His
prose is remarkably vigorous. direct, and
yet atfiuent; and his verse has particular
charm of melody, an atmosphere of true po-
etry about 1t which is very winning.
'HENRY W. L0NGFELLoW"
i"Hts imagery was from the worlds which
no mortals can see but with tho vision Of
genius. Z. W. GR1SWoLD.'
"This vivid writing this power which is
felt!
"ELIzABETH BARRETT BROWNING"
"a writer worthy of high and honorable
place amongst the leading creative minds Of
the age.
PHILIP PENDLEToN COOKE
..It was in the world Of mind that he was
king. GEORGE r. GRAHAM"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-16
A Remarkable Distribution OF
Edgar Allan Poe's Famous Works,
At Price Which Touches the Pocket Lightly.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR DISPATCH READERS.

A PARTY OF NEWSPAPER MEN, III
come into the life OF a newspaper man, were
greatest writer OF them ALL The name OF E.
as the peer Of his contemporaries, but the pr
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Y v Il 4 lis
The
Books
Last.

TO CITY READERS-Firs clip out
the voucher in the 1eft-hand corner Of this
page, bring it to our office and select the
style Of volume you require, paying the lit
tie price Of 10 cents for the paper binding,
and 20 cents for the fine cloth binding
Come in and see the dainty volumes. You
will surely want the whole set.
OUT-OF-TOWN READERS-Clip
the voucher in the left-hand corner, fill it
in carefully with your name and address,
and send it with the necessary amount for
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Volume 1.

Memoir by William q. Rogers.
Eulogg by James Russell Lowell.
Notice by N. P. Willis.
Adventure OF Hans Pfall.
The Gold Bug.
Four Beasts in One.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31

ADVERTISEMENTS should DO bust
nessllke, andthereare no frills about
business, says Printers Ink. 1t is
matter-Of fact. direct. OF all thinr4
on Garth, business is the most scr
lous as we'll as most important 1t
is not only the foundation, but the
superstructUre, as We'll. of modern
civilization. Men who sell are il
earnest; men who buy are in ear
nest. Those who earn their money
by labor know tAat it is hard to get,
and they part with 1t us necessity
to their being 70 be sure, they do
not spend ii reluctantly or gingerly,
but they part with it in the con-
Sclodsneos that ii Is a most Import
ant matter that each dollar shall
represent aud bring return Of one
hundred cents, Coarse Jokes ana
ribald jests aud vulgar slang in adj
refreshments are not likely to cause
buyers to Open their purses. 4 com
mon saying is, 1T is money that
talks This should be paraphraoed
by the advertiser into, 1T is the
goods which talk
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31
FOOT BALL AT SOUTH SIDE


The foot ball game at South Side
Park tomorrow will bs conducted
for the benefit of the players who
will play all the future games or
the cooperative plan.
The deaf mutes from Mt. Airy
Pa, are well known as hard lot
Of players and they will put up a
good game against the locals.
The W. A. A. team has proven
Itself to be strong, team, and
the Wilmington people who like
sport should feel proud of their
representative foot ball team
The players say if they can make
little over expenses they will stick
together the entire season
The game will be called at 3. 30
sharp. There will be no passes for
this game.
See the W. A. A, in the parade
tonight.
The club will carry the follow
ing named players in Tomorrow
game:
Ends; Ellison, Ludes.
Tackles; Cohoes, Megahan, earn
gacs.
Guards; Mears, Green, Horner.
Centre Limmis.
Quarter Back; Mullin.
Half Backs; Hoffman, McNee,
Mcclure.
Full Backs; Wolff, Lewis.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31

The Supreme Court of the State.
rs announced in our news columns
yesterday, has reaftirmad the decis-
ION OF the Superior Court in the
water CASE" thereby establishing
the right of the city, through the
Water Commission, to buy land for
reservoir purposes and to pay for
The same out of the receipts from
water taxes. The decision giving
authority to the Water Commission
Is in accord with common sense,
It did not seem right that after the
Legislature had granted the city
certain powers towards providing
water supply, that the city was SO
limited that she could not increase
facilities as demands increased.
City Council, in the water case, "
stood IN opposition to the possession
Of liberal powers by the city, IL bad
position for department of the
Nty, due, very likely, to the zeal
pussy which seems often to crop out
In our local government to the dis
pleasure OF the plain citizens who
have the bills to foot. What was
back of Councils opposition was
understood to be that the payment
OF large sums by the Water Depart
ment Tor reservoir property would
reduce the amount payable b. the
department to City Council. One
lesson OF that is for Council TO run
It's affairs on certalnties and not OH
expectations. That opposition ap-
parently gave no heed to the fact
That increased facilities for water
supply are needed, and to the fur
Their fact that had the courts decid-
ed against the right Of Purchase, it
could only have been q matter of
time before legislation would have
been secured permitting the city to
acquire reservoir lands i'll some way.
Now we are informed that C0un-
ell hopes to get even with the Water
department by having a new city
charter bill passed that will abolish
The department. Well, if one com
mission has to go, under the new
fundamental law Of the city, the
others will doubtless be in the same
BOAT; but if one body Of the city
administration has put Il favorable
aspect upon government by com
missions, that body is the Water
Department. We believe in the
theory of the proposed new city
charter that the representatives,
elected by the people should be the
centre of authority, and we add the
hope that when the new form of |
governments Is secured, the depart
mental work shall be in such eX-
oellent hands as the Water Depart
nent has been these many years.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31
BE INDEPENDENT.

You can tell Just as we'll as Il physician
whether your Kidneys are disea ed o,
healthy. Fill u lumber with urine an(
lot IT stand wenty-lour hours; II it has
sediment, If it Is milky or cloudy. discol
ored or pale; II 1t IL ropy Or strirgy. your
Kidneys and Bladder are in dangerous
CONDITION and you do not need phy, i
clan TO tell you So
Kidney diseases should be attepd dad IN
at once, for almost ~ per cont, of our nm
expected deaths of to-day are from tina,
cause. DR.. David Kennedy's Fayorite
Remedy II the only sure cure known for
diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder
and Blood. rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
Chronic Constipation. 1t is marvellous
now IL stops that pain in the back, re
Ilevos the necessity Of urinating so often
at night, drives away thai seal ding main
IN passing water. corrects he bad effects
OF whlskey and beer and shows it's benefi
cial effects on the system 10 an incredib,y
snort time. 1t is sold by all drug stores
In two sizes, soc and sl.o0 per bottle.
sample hottc-enough for trial, free by mail. DIR.
DAVID Kennedy Corporation, Rontiout, N. Y,
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY'S WORM SYRUP
most effective medicine of the kind known
25c. Druggists.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31

Anniversary of the "Cradle of Methodis,,,
to be Celebrated on Sunday,
The one hundred and twepty.sec.
ond anniversary of the founding Of
Barratt 8 Chapel, the "Cradle OF
Methodism," will be celebrated on
Sunday by suitable exercises, in the
Old Chapel. about one mile from
Frederick. The Rev. L. E. Barrett.
OF Wesley Church, Dover, will
preach the anniversary sermon.
The bishops of the Methodist
Church, now in session here, having
decided to remain in Whining ton on
sunday, the attempt to procure oLe
OF their number to preach the ami.
versary sermon was fruitless.
Barratt's Chapel Is remembered by
Methodlsts as being the first meet.
Ing place CT Bishop Coke. who was
the first Methodist bishop. having
been ordained by Johu Wesley in
England, and Francis Asburv, who
was the first American bishop,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31
Ed, RILEY
Saturday we will
offer many tempt
ing specials.

Ladies ribbed corset covers
with long sleeves rs and sc
cents.
A fortunate purchase of a
big lot of boys fieeced shirts
and drawers, a pretty shade of
gray in sizes 24ato 81, allows
us to sell them for % cents.
Children's and Misses rib
bed vests and pants made of
clean carded cotton, heavily
fleeced, all sizes 25 cents.
Mems fleece lined shirts
and drawers, the SO cent quail
ity for 81 cents.
Mems wool fleeced shirts
and drawers, all sizes so cents;
cotton fleeced is what most
stores sell for so cents.
Ladies' silk mixed under
wear II. 25, worth $1.75.
Children's 25 cent fast black
hosiery s'zes 5 to 8 and always
here a little better.
We are showing many new
color combinations in golf
gloves this season for Men,
Women and Children, 25c,
39c, and so cents.
Our $1.O0, $1.25 and $3.50 !
2 clasp gloves wear and look |
well.
You will not have a goo d |
fitting dress without you have
the kind ofCorsets to suit your
figure. We have most of the
worthy makes, r &C. Thomp-
sons, Royal Worcester, special
number at $1.00.
Among the many new fix
ings for the neck we are show
ing are the automobile silk
ties at 25c, SOC, Zoe and 81.
Black silk ruffs from $1.OO
to $50.
Ladies' 5 cent hemstitched
handkerchiefs will be sold on
and Monday 6 for
10 cents.
More of the 25 cent swiss
landkerchiets at 124 cents.
$50 yards outing flannel for
saturdays and Mondays sell
ng & cents a yard; remnants
If the s and 10 cent quality
All the co|ors in stock to-
lay Of lthe MORE velour at 50
:ents a yard.
Saturday and Monday we
Will offer a IS inch wide black
Aansdowne at Is cents, worth
100 ,
We are very strong on black
heviots and are offering them
We are told at very reasonable
rice, SOC, G9c, 75c and $1.OO.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31

'l

BY the with a., u. .u Howell :
England, the D4u,prratir lloninrn
for Senator in the First Senatorial
district, the contest Ill that district
is narrowed down to two candidates
James W. Robertson on the Union
republican ticket and George w.
Sparks, on the Regular Repuhliran
ticket. The step was an unusual
one IN New Castle County and 1t is
hard for some folks to reconcile
themselves to Il fusion Of Republic
cans and Democrats in behalf Of
one candidate, But the sun rose
this morning Us usual and doubtless
the State will survive. lt will be
interesting to note the effect of the
Combination in the vote IN the First
Senatorial district. The endorse
ment of Sparks by the Democrats
Will mean that the election officers
VIII nave to put Sparks stlrk"r, over
the name Of EngIaud on the ballot.
before voting starts next Tuesday
morning.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31
SOCIAL EVENTS
AT NEW CASTLE.
Miss Carrie Clewell rendered
a Party Last Evening
by Her Parents.

New Castle, Oct. 31.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles H. Clevell eays
party last evening in honor Of
their daughter Carrie. The occasion
was a pleasant event. Vocal and In.
strumental music and the playing of
games passed away the hours pleas.
antly.
Among those present we're: Misses
Minnie Taylor, May Saunders, anette
Johnson, Ida Saunders, Mary White.
Elsie Ste wart, Olga Wise, Irma Nc.
Daniel, Bessie Walls, Lille Mont
gomery, Emily Frazer, Essie Kirby.
Mary Sullivan. Mable Clewell, Carrie
Clewell, Beulah Hurd, Miss Glars
kast, Edna Van Heckle, BertiS
householder; Messrs. Robert Nc
tarlin, Harry Hall, Murray Smith.
Charles Fleming, Howard Wilhelme.
Henry Taylor, William Kee, Beunstt
Dunlap, Benjamin Collision, Frank
Anderson.
In the X. Of P. Hall last evening a
very pleasant masquerade party was
given by the B. II. Social. AbouS
forty persons were present from Will,
mington, Chester, Chesapeake CITY
and New Castle.
Members Of the Bull Hill Social
have requested a contradiction of the
statement In an afternoon paper that
the club had been offered Sl25 for ito
eighteen votes No one has M ade such
an Offer
The young men are Democrats and
and will vote to suit
themselves. They are under no obi.
cations to any one. Politics are not
and the individual mem.
'ers are not controlled by any one.
The political situation in the !Sena-
orlal district where Sparks was
'lacsd on the ticket to replace the
Democrat was freely discussed here
asst night.
Patrick Fitzgerald who died yester-
ay morning at his home in VIII
llngton was we'll known here.
Charles II. Clewell and Robert II.
harrington have received an add.
ohal number of pigeons.
Miss Ida Mahoney has returned
ON visit of two months in New
ork.
Mrs Patrick Keegan has been very
ok.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31
HORSEMEN DINE.
Quests of William II. Churchman at the
Coutry CLUB After Day of Racing,

quests OF William II. Churchman at the
Contry CLUB After Day of Racing.
Ihe race meeting season of the
Gentlemen's Driving Club closed yes
lerday afternoon with one of the
most Interesting matinees of the Sc .
son which was followed il the even
ing by dinner at the Wilmington
Country Club, given by President
William II. Churchman.
Mr.. Churchman was presented
with a handsome LOVING cup by the
members of the club as a mark of
their esteem. Mr.. Churchmar was
much surprised when he received
the grit. Colonel Grantley 7. Postles
presented the cup.
MI Churehman responded IN lew
well chosen words. At the race meet
In the afternoon w. H Churchmap's
Ida Gray won the cup offered to the
fastest trotting horse Ii. f. Wal
lace S Sunshine won the cup for the
fastest PAGER. W. II. Churchman'S
80 so won the Presidents Cup.
me officers of the Driving Club
are: William II. Churchman, presi.
dent; James S. Dobb. vice president;
}. Danorth Bush, second vlce.presi-
DEM; Severson b. Cooling, secretary
ana treasurer; executive committee.
Howard I. Wallace, chairman; James
), Dobb, Arthur II. G. Garrett, J.
y, Bush, James c. McComb, s. E.
Cooling and James 2. Winchester.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31

In Clty Court this morning Job
omiIhkooski was charged with
assauit on his wife. He promised
Judge Townsend that lie would be
good and that he would 90 to work
whereupon the case against him
was held up for month.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31

TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN appre-
clates the kind words Of The Smyrna
Times, which speaks of the i'm
provement to the paper, "rhe Re-
publican is one OF the old and sub
stantlal papers of Delaware and we
wish II every success under its new
management, says The Times.