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Evening journal., 1902-07-09
HUDSON HALL

New York avenue and beach. Atlantic
CITY. N. j. Home comforts; steam heat;
y. A. BENNER, Prop, formerly Of the
De Linda
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THE EASTBOURNE.

UnObstructed ocean view.- Com
plete: modern. Open all year.
MRS. j. L. BOGLE,
Successor 10 X McGrnlh
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THE nLARION.

Removed from Mt Vernon avenue "a
Kentucky avenue. Fourth door from
beach. Convenient TO boardwalk and all
amusements. unobstructcd ocean view.
Terms reasonable.
J. p. GIBERSON. Proprietor.
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THE coLWYN
Hotel DOMINION.

IL South Arkansas avenue, Atlantic
City, N. j. Near the beach. Terms mod
crate. Special rates for May and June.
w C. MACEDONIA
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II. S. STEVENS, Prop.
HOTEL LA MASCOT.
THE ELSMLRt

NO. % NORTH GEORGIA AVENUE,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.
Terms reasonable. Kato lSiopfer..
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ave ATLANTIC CITY. $50 a. m.

NEW YORK; AND ATLANTIC CITN
EXPRESS.
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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
PERSONAL
MENTION.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NORTHUMBERLAND
At the home of the BRIDES parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Vandegrift,
No. 40S PortoDstreet, on Thursday
evening, August IA, Joseph II.
Whitaker and Miss Laura M. Van
degrift, both of this city, were unit
ed in the holy bends of matrimony,
by the Rev. W. F. Dawson, pastor
OF Wesley Nj. Z. Church.
Miss Ethel Nj. Vandegrift, sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid and H.
Leslie Buzine was best man. Miss
Helen G. Vandegrift, another sister
of the bride, was flower girl. The
bridal party entered the parlor at
SIS o'clock to the strains OF the bri-
dial chorus from Lohengrin,' played
by Mrs. H. P. Carbon, a cousin of
the bride. The bride wore gown
of white Persian lawn and carried
white carnations.
The happy couple left early yes
terday morning to spend their hon
eymoon in Atlantic City. On their
return they will reside at No. 1912
West Second street. The bride re-
,eived many useful and handsome
presents.
Among those present were John
T. Vandegrift and wife, James Whit
taker and wife, Perry G.. Vandegritt
and wife, Mrs. Mary McVay, J. Ma
son Philips and wife, Thomas Holt
and wife, Mrs. John Cannon, Miss
Canning, Mrs. A. G. Buzine, Mrs. J.
W. Reed Mrs. D. McKenney, Mrs.
L. BATHS, Mrs. Elmer Beckley, Mrs.
Mary Pierson, D. Mnllin and wife,
Misses Ethel and Helen c. Vande-
grift, Martha Doughten, Doretta
Rodgers, Evana Robinson, Carrie
Richardson, Hannah Mullin, Martle
Pierson, Rev. w. F. Dawson, H.
Leslie Buzine, Joseph H. Holt, Ed
ward Whitaker, Frank, George and
Horace Philips, Harry g., John,
William and George Vandegrift, L.
Fl. Campbell, William and Roy Hop
kins, John Huey, Norman Straughn
Mir. Mackey, Clark Thompson and
wife of st. Georges, Mr.. Whitaker,
Henry Whitaker and George Ais
ton, of Philadelphia, Mrs Eugene
and Esther Cleaver, of Middletown,
Miss Baker, of Washington, D. c.,
Miss Nellie Isenberger, of Delaware
City.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
"a Tribute OF Respect.

At regular stated meeting Of
Friendship Lodge No. %, l. o. O. F.
If Delaware, the undersigned
CfQamittee was appointed to draft
( yeguiutions of coincidence, expressive
3E sorrow, with the bereaved fami.
" of our deceased Brother Israe !
y Durham; who was called from life
4 on the 3rd, of Sth month, 1909, re-
specially submit the following
I preamble and resolutions.
Whereas the alwlse and Supreme
ARCHITECT of the Universe has been
Al in His advise providence to sep
crate from us our well beloved
brother and friend Israel Durham,
therefore be it.
Resolved that we hereby give ex-
pressions to our sense of bereave-
ment fesling that in his death it is
4 proper and right that we should
express our own deep sense OF loss
8 IN the removal OF one SO well-known
and universally beloved.
Resolved, that we extend to the
Ihullly, VI our ucCtdoett btOtucL OuA
K sincere and heart felt sympathy in
this their time,of sorrow and troubl Q
believing that they through Him,
who doeth all things we'll may find
consolation and rest in the hope of
knowing, that he was devoted
member of the church, loving
husband, an atfectionate father,
an honest man, and a true and con-
sistent Odd-Fellow.
Resolved, that our Charter be
draped in mourning for the space
Of three months.
Resolved, that copy Of these
resolutions he placed on the records
of the Lodge.
A copy be presented to the family
of our deceased Brother, and copies
be forwarded to the News and
Advertises and Daily Republican,
for publication. Signed
= r. ADDISON POTTS,
JOHN l.. Press,
JESSE B. MILLER.
Committee.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Lawyers vs. Doctors.

The Lawyers and the Doctors
game OF base ball will lie played at
the South Side Ball Park on Wed.
nesday next, and the game will be
called at 3. 30 sharp. AS the proceeds
are for the benefit of the Mckinley
Monument Fund, 1t Is expected that
the attendance will be very large.
Considerable rivalry exists between
the two professions, and no doubt nu.
merous friends Of the respective
teams will be present to see the re-
suit Of the game. This fact will
necessarily bring out considerable
number Of the people, being the day
after the Republican Convention at
Dover, it is expected that there will
be quite large gathering of RePubli-
can politicians, who will be present
to talk over the result Of the pre-.
cecding days work at Dover.
The game will be novel one, and
gives promise Of much amusement.
The Lawyers Team will be selected
from the following we'll known play.
ers; Pierce Cam, Herbert l.. Rice,
John w. Brady, Thomas Il. Bayard,
David }. Re!nhardt. John w. Huxley
Sylvester d. Townsend, Jr. John II.
Mallov, Frank JaNier,- Charles F.
Curley, John L NeaIy. John Lynn.
Edmund S. Hellinge, Philip Garrett.
Frank Speakman. Harry p. Joslyn
l.. Irving Handy, Walter II. Hayes.
William Michael Byrne, james Pom.
der, VIM. T. Kurtz Harry Baynard.
There will also he long list Of
umpires. 1t being uncertain how
many will be needed, by reason of
the fact that as soon as an umpire
makes decision, which is objected
to by either side, lie will be put out
of the game and new umpire will
take his place. Those who NAV be
asked TO aot as umpire il necessary
are James W. Ponder, Dr. Evan
Shor,lldge, Lewis Is. Morrow, Ber-
nard Donoho, David David, Daniel
Bubenzer, Rev. II. B. Short }. Edw.
AddlcKs, Thomas E PostIes, Charles
Blaine, Col. Ainscow. Walter A. Nc.
Evillv. Should the above list be cx.
hausted. umpires will be selected
from the audience.
There will be session OF the
Municipal Court during all the
game and any Doctor caught ste al
ing base will be arrested for lar
ceny as it is proposed that clean
honest game De played. L. Irving
Handy has suggested that tho law
yers wear suits which shall include
duck trousers, suggesting this as II
matter of economy as the lawyers
contemplate organizing yacht
club and says that after the game
his trousers can be ripped up and
made into bats wing sails for a
sail boat. The team will be select
ed with care, and the management
desires the public to know that
in Justice to them Charles T. Curley
will not be allowed to play if it is
possible to secure nine men with
out him.
Tho doctors refuse to tell the
make up of their team. but one of
the attorneys in looking over some
legal papers given him by one of
the physicians accidentally found Il
slip of paper containing the follow
ing which is suggestive: Pennock,
c., Forrest, p, Foulk, SIS, Briggs,
h., Buckmater, 2b., Wales, 3D.,
Adair, |. L. Alabon, G. f., Morgan,
f.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
CARD BASKET,

Miss Rhoda Armour, of Bay View
Cecil County, Nd, is visiting rela.
tives in this city.
Miss Evelyn Paris has returned
home from a pleasant visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Florence Kreider, Of
Philadelphia.
Charles P. Cassidy and wife, of
Rockford, have como to Riverside,
Maine, the h0me of Mrs. Cassidy's
grandparents, to spend a couple of
weeks and will also visit other
points of interest in Maine and
Massachusetts.
Miss Beulah C. Rice, who has been
in Atlantic City, has returned home
Howell S. England, who has been
on fishing trip for several weeks,
will return home on Monday.
Lilburne Chandler is at Ocean
City.
Mrs. Charles Thomas is visiting
friends in Clayton.
Miss Mary P. Segner, of Ridley
Park, is visiting her uncle, DR.. JOS
eph Chandler at Centreville.
Joseph Fl. Mendenhall spent last
evening with his sister, Mrs. Her.
bert Mulln, West Chester,
Mrs. Tain is the guest of Mrs W.
Spry, of sassafras, Md.
Miss Regina Sullivan, of Philalel,
phia, has been the guest Of Miss Ell =.
la De Silva, of Delaware City.
Miss Margaret Eliason is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester, SassafIas,
Md.
Miss Mary Taylor is visiting the
Misses Paxon at Bohemia Manor.
Miss Sarah RICHTER, of Ridley
Park, is visiting in this city.
Miss Man Miller is visiting Miss
Dolle McGinnis, in Chester.
Misses Marie and Elizabeth Brin-
ton and Glen Newcomb left today
for Trenton.
Miss Anna H. Whiteman left to-
day for Niagara Falls.
DR.. Leonard Whiteman, of New
York, is visiting his mother in this
city.
Miss Rsbecca Sparks is spending
ten days at Niagara Falls.
Miss Eva RICHTER will spend some
time at Niagara Falls.
Miss Helen Speer has returned
from a weeks visit to Kirkyood.
Miss Jeanette Eckman left today
for a weeks visit with friends near
Oxford, Pa.
Master Leonidas G. Laws left to-
day on his vacation, which he OK
poets to spend with his aunt and
uncle, S. l.. Conwell and wife, of
the Delaware State College Door,
and his aunt, Mrs. Julia Mason,
near Milford. He expects to have a
good time. 8
Alfred Waite, travelling So lesman
for the William Lea q Company, re-
turned last evening from Rehoboth.
Rev. o. D. Robinson, one of the
ex-pastors of Bethel A. NJ. E. church
this city, but now of Charleston, 8,
c., is in the city, the guest of Jerry
Robinson and wife, No. 841 Orange
street. He will preach at Bethel
Church tomorrow at 10. 80 o'clock.
Levy Courtman Charles Meggin-
son left Philadelphia this morning
for England.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
THE CHURCHES.


I'm manned Church. Highlands Rev K J.
Hammond rector Services TO- 10 a m and
7:5u p m Sunday school .. m. Seats frse.
Rev. John Clopton will preach ut both ser
vices.
Old Swcdss Church, 7th and Church streets,
Rev. Martin b. Dunlap pastor Services at
80 and 1889 d. m aud $50 u. M. SUNDAY
school q no ~ m.
Asbury NJ E. Church, corner Third and
W alnut streets, Rev. Henry S. Dulany.
pastor Prayer meeting 8 a IN. Glass meeting
aoe a m Jr tpwortA League 9 70 = m At q, 80
IN by the pastor. sunday school 2 p u. Pen.
tecostal service sta 10 IN Epwurth League
Ppm. Evening subject "1he Way side Evan.
Gells1'
Harrison Street NJ o. Church, Seventh an
Harrison streets, Rev j. W. tasley. pastor,
Class . 30 III lO.3Oa m and 8 As p M preach.
ing by pastor SUNDAY school at 2 D m,
Wesley Nj. f. Church. Linden and South
Jackson stre5t' Rev w. Il. Dawson pastor.
Glass meeting az 3. % a. NJ. Preaching 1870 q
IN by Boy John II Thorn ton and a. p IN by
Rev John. w Harris sunday school D <.
hP"o'th LeaSue p H.
Epworth Nj. E. Church, 10th and Lombard
Rev A. Smith pastor. Prayer service t3O m
10 81 H. IN prevc hing by Rev A A Wllmot and
W m by lev SEQ t. Sunday school
IN
Kinsswood NJ. r. Church, lith and Clsymont
Rev W 4 Ham mnrd, pastor. Class O.0G q M
a. io3J a. IN. preaching ny Key Wat5 and Of
80 p III ny pas1tr sunday school p M Ep
worth League ato 10 Ii
East Lake Pre- ably terian Churo', 25tl an
Market streets. Rev. George H. Trail, pastor
Preaching IL, 80 IL III and Z 45 D M by pastor
SUNDAY school II ~ p III. Young Peoples So.
clety Christian Endeavor y III. Morning
subject 'tri.tins Evening subject studies
II the Psams-the Hth."
WestPre.byterIan U,ur,i. Sin All Washtn,
tonstrectI. Raw. N. Kaigwin. d. D.. pastor
AZ 1888 III sermon by l'er j W Nourse Sun
day school at2 y IN. Christian Endeavor7 y III
First Prcsby erlan Church, MARKET street
above 9Th 80 IL M and 30 u m preaching
ny ev hugh Monroe Sunday school9 Is a III
Christian Endchvor q 10 p III.
Botbapv B,nt,,t Chur,, El,n .,, ,,oI,o,
streets Rsy, e. a. Bud lin,tnn n,,t,r AtiIlI
III preaching !:y Rev W u Thatcher sunday
school p III. Young Peoulcs Bible Union al
u 10 D IN
Delaware Avenno R,nt,,t r,,urc, ns,,,v,-c
Avenue and Wost streets. Rev j. shape, pasto-
Preaching 1879 u. III and 745 y M by Nev
Frank Anderson Sunday school p IN & Il
Twilight scrvlc. mt JUpm
CHRISTIAN and Missionary Alliance neet,n,
clio Adam, street. a. Werner Brown pastor.
Sunday school p nj Preachius 3.3 D III and
Z 3Jpm. -~
First Church Of Ch-,.t S,,a,M,s S,,l,v
seryice, at ii A. M. 81; ailnin Avnnn. Al
welcome. Subio.t, "MiuI sunday .ehnn,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
At Delaware City.

On account of the trouble of Third
Street bridge, the Methodist excur-
sion to Brandywine Springs Park
was postponed for an indefinite
length Of time.
Mayor Collins met with painful
accident the other day by dropping
a bar of iron,on his foot, but is some
what improved.
One of the hospital men at Fort
Delaware died Thursday from tax.
ing an overdose of choral.
Mrs w. L. Boggs. and p. L. Nc
Quarter and daughter of Middle
town are visiting friends here.
Miss Nellie Kennedy of Camden,
N. J. is spending sometime with
friends here.
E. Warren Simpkins, OF Philadel-
phia is spending his vacation with
his sister, Mrs. Frank Jester near
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprank!e have gone
to Monument Beach for month.
Miss Emily Smith Of Washington,
D. c. will spend some time with Mrs
s. {. Vail.
Albert Vail OF Cambrldgeport,
Mass. who has been spending part
VI the summer here returns home
Monday.
Miss Louisa Davidson OF Washing.
ton, ID. Z. Is visiting fIicuds near
town
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Had The Swlndier 1hraShed

John Danklemau. a grocer at
No lO7 KaIghu avenue. Camden,
sold $40 worth OF groceries few
days ago 10 a man who said he
was d. A. Caulk. OF Wilmington
Del. Caulk rendered Danklemau
a check for so and received 81 cash
in change.
Ddnkleman was unable to End
the yacht Edna May, 10 which the
woods we're to be delivered, and
later the check was returned as
bog US by the Camden Natlonl Bank
Late OIL Thursday night Dankle.
saw Caulk at Second and Beocon
Streets and hailing a stalwart
yonng man vino appeared to be
at leisure. Dankleman offered the
latter so cents il he would thrrsh
Caulk. The young man agreed, aud
Caulk was soundiy thumped.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Agent stout Busy

Aren't Stout is about one Of the
busiest men in Wilmington. Com
plant after complaint rolls In and he
invcstig ates the cases from llockes'
sin to Rehoboth. Yesterday he was
IN Sussex county and had Lewis
Bcnnorace, white, and William Mos
lev c6lored. fined $40 each by mag.
islratc T. L. Collins of Milton for
cruelty to a horse. On July 9.h they
drove Bennorace 5 horse from Milton
to Milford aud beat it,in Slch man
ner that the blood flowed from us
sides.
Complaints was made recently OF
tie cruel treatment by May Blyley
colored, aged II! years by Joseph
and Ida Swayne. colored. Agent
Stout lnves,ig ated the case and they
we're given hearing yesterday De
fore Magistrate Ferdinand H.
Brewer, Of Lewis. The testimony
was revolving and the magistrate
imposed a hne otSl0 and costs Ia
each case.
The girl was turned over to the
S. l.. c. C. and the little one WI get
a COED home.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
---4----71
Mr.. Davidson VIII be starter.

! Joseph Davidson of the firm of
Wright and Davidson will start tn o
first of next week for II two weeks
trip through Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Davidson while away will at.
tend fairs at Lebanon, Middlctown,
Oxford, Lancaster and Carlisle,
Pa, and Mt. Holly, N. J. At all
the above mentioned fairs Mr..
Davidson will act as starter in the
races a position which he thorough
iy understands.
! Mr. Davidson has attended fairs
through that section of the country
IN previous years and is well known
Nm all the above cities.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
nFATis.

sTODDARD-In this city on Al .ust 10. 1OO!
william Stoldlri. aged 4: year.
Relatives friends and employees OF Pussy
and Jone. Machine shop are invited to attend
the funeral services from The residence Of In
br,,har-inlnw, VIM Porter. No liUs Gnor
street on Monday afternoon, at 4 O'clock
Intcrment at Mt Salon Cemetery
TRUsIY-.Iu this city on August IA. 1902. Mrs
), 1rusiy, aged 10 years
Relatives and friencs are ipvitci to alton Il
the funeral from the residence Of her hus
band. Krnnard I. lrusty. lao Preach stres
Gu sunday Afternoon at O'clock. SsIvice'
at the house
Phi airiphia and Chester papers plsas'
copy
yETTEi,-Tn this city on Aug. "A. 1902, Char
les Yetter. aged AZ years.
relatives, friends and members OF Dtla
ware Sn.ngnrluni, Wilmington Turngs
meiude, IIGsrty Lodge No. TO- A. -. u. W.
delaware Lodge No, $40 Order of tlarigari
1nrmnn Bon sfcial society Nos ! and Z. hnt
Henta ,ophs are respectfully invited TO attAnt
ma funeral services at his late residence, No
ii IT, lth street, on Monday afternoon. Aug u
ats o clcck. lnterment at kivervNw GENE
terry, Please omit uowsra
SAVERS -lu-thls city on August 10. ia9'
Ann Sayers ..
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from hor late residence No. sps
West Fourth street on Monday morning a.
o'clock Solemn requiem mass at 81 PanF'
Church. InIermeht At New CatrsdfA asIs.
tory.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Price Of Coal Advanced,

Coal dealers of this city have adj.
vanced the price of broken egg,
stove and nut to 50 per ton, "a. so
per half, and 1925 per quarter.
Pea coal So per ton. This advance
is made to husband supply
as it is limited and is lower than
prices prevailing in other cities.
Many Of the dealers will not be. able
to deliver orders for more than a
half a ton.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Corrup,ion's Death strlgg:e

/ Rehoboth, Del, August l5.--Ad-
dressing the Assembly Of Epworth
Leagues here to day en- "Christian
citizenship; Its Duties and Obliga-
tions, y C1ef Justice Charles j. Lore
said: "Tu-day our own little state
is held in the grip OF the politicians,
and is without representation in the
United States Senate. will not
unyeil Deaware's political history.
This, however, | will say that the
average of political morality Of the
people of Delaware to-day IS as high.
If not higher, than ever before.
The Senatorial vacancy results KOm
the indignant protest OF her people
: aga nst corrupt machine politics and
selfish personal ambition. Politicians
were never 50 well organized, the ma.
chine waSnever 50 wei managed for
personal ends as now, but corruption
is in Its death struggle in This state
-Phe people will win. The little go!s
that strut upon the stage of polite
to-day, tomorrow VIII be fOrgOtt en-.
"In the preparation for citizenship,
] beg that you will not lay 100 much
stress upou the accumulation Of
wealth The desire to get rich
quickly regardless OF the means IS
the bane and curse Of the day.
Riches are curse in the poSSeSsor
unless he becomes God q steward and
the almoner his bounty. know moth
Ing SO demora!izlng in our civic
life as the looseness IiceGtiouness OF
our SO called millionaire Americas,
ism. Which has put Il price upon all
virtues and believes aud praCL ices
that every man has his price IN god
that there is NJ such Thing as intes.
rity and honor.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Pomona Orange Fair.

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson,
has accepted an invitation to be
present at Pomona Grange Fair at
Brandywine Springs on August 9th
and will probably make all address.
The managers of the Park have
consentExf dB, allow the exhibit of
live stock, which will add to the at
tractivJness of the fair.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16

I The United State Ship building
Company has issued a sec ond mort.
gage. 1t has been filled by William
3. Hilles attorney for the H q H.
Go. which company recently went
into the new Shipbuilding Trust, at
Ahe Recorder Of Deeds office this
morning. The amount is $40, 900, 900
and 1t is a 20 year five per cent
collateral mortgage bond The New
York Security and Trust Co. of New
York is Trustee. The company's
first mortgage which was SIG, 0O0,-
900 was filled several days which
makes the total amount Of thetwo
mortgages f26, 900, 900.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Rodney street REESE. vOir

The Water De partment for acme
time past has noticed something
wrong with the Rodney street reset
voir. Accordingly the reser voir was
drained and upon an inspection 1t
was found that there was a leak on
one side. This was repaired and last
night the reservoir was hlled.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
lniu, ed Man VII Recover.

Antonio Romio, who was severely
injured while setting off fireworks
at Brandywine Springs Park last
night, was getting along rs we'll as
could be expected to-day. An at
tendant at the Delaware Hospital at
at l O'Clock this afternoon, sal that
the injured man would recover.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
The Registration

From The manner in which the
people turned 'out to-day to register
it is evident that the contests at lie
primaries will be lively. 1t IS csti.
mated that at least 5000 will regis.
tel IN Wilmington to-day.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16

A grand picnic will be held on
Sunday, August II, 1902, at Rosen-
dale Park, CTatnall's woods), at 10
a. M, under the auspices of the
Daughters of Israel, for the benefit
of the Roumanjan jews. All the
Israelitcs are invited to attend and
have good time.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Stricken In Pulpit.

FELTON, Del, Aug II, The Rev.
r. N. Joscelyn pastor OF the Me,ho.
dist Episcopal Church at Freder lea
was stricken in the midst Of ali
evening sermon and asLounied his
entire congregation by suddenly
grasping the sldes CT the desk
turning pale and trying IN vain to
articulale.
- Presently he turned to his choir
and sIgnaled them 10 Sing. A physl.
clan hurried from the pcws TO the
pastors aid and found that heart
disease was the cause. The pastor
was subsequently removed to The
parsonage. where he suffered sever.
ely during the night, but today Is
much improved and preparing to JON
his family tomorrow at thelf cottage
In the Catskllls.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Complete I Treatment

Por Every Humour. 81. consisting OF CUT.
ICuRA SUAp (25c.), to cleanse the skin OF crusts
CUrlCURA OIHrsIENT SOC }, to Instantly ailay
itching, Inflammation and Irritation. and
sOothe and heal; and CuTICURA REsOLvENr
PILLS (2jc.), to cool and cleanse the blood.
CuTIcuRA REsoLvEST PILLS Chocolate
Coa.ed) are q new, tasteless, odorless, eco.
nomical substitute for the celebrated liquid
CUTIounA REsoLyENras well as for all other
blood purifiers and humour cures. In screw
cap walls, containing 60 doses, price &c.
Sold throughout the world. British Depot, H-A
Charterhouse 3D.. London. French Depot: Rue de u
PAX, Paris. PorTkR Daua And CHhASCoRgprops.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16
Chapter OF Mish APPS.

Custom Officer BENJAMIN B. Allen
who is at Rehobeth ~ ssheTIng
with al injured koee.
william Campbell .! MontChanIn
empioyd as a clerk Nv William
Huntergrocer me! With al accident
on Thursday night which nearly
resulted In the loss of the night
eye. He was endayerIne 10
straighten piece Of sprIn. when
it slipped from his right hand
The edges scraped the flesh ITO IN
beneath the right eve and the lid
and cutting Two ugly goshes Gu
the side oil his nose
. james Morford aged ) years son
OF Mr. and Mrs, William Nor ord Of
No 526 East Tenth street lell Iroln
q hammock Yesterday and Cut
deep cash IN his chin He was al.
tended by DR.. Thomas D. Cock.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-16

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wv les and milliners At New York Mill.
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