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The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
BLACK PATHS TROUBADOURS.

The Black Patti Troubadours have
an entirely new stage scheme for
this reason. Theis new stage pro-
duction is entitled "A Filipino Mis-
Fit" which is said to be one Of the
most entertaining and attractive
stage vehicles for the versatile talent
embodied in this world-famOus Afro
American organization.
The Filipino Mis-Fit" is appro-
priately described as beinga bunch
of fun and melody" All the latest
coon conceits, darby fun and stu
atoms, popular ballads, and the
sweetest melodies of the plantation
and opera, are blended gyrating
cake walks, and bewildeling buck
and wing dances.
This comedy skit is clothed with
very beautiful and appropriate
scenery, painted by Harley, Merry
Il Sons. The first act is Il repro
duction of Asbury Park, New Jer-
sey's famous seaside resort, and the
second act faithfully pictures Madi-
son Square, New York City; with
the magnificent Dewey Arch, and
the gorgeous Madison Square Roof
Garden, emphasized with all its
beauty and architectural grace.
Another new and delightful feat
ure is The Songs of Dixie" a beau-
tiful vocal inspiration recalling the
sweetest hits of melody Uf Ante
Bellum days, also sung by Black
Patti and the entire company assist
ing. John Rucker the Alabama
Blossom" and ten high class vaude-
vile acts comprise the best frolic
ever presented by the Troubadours.
A champion cake walk contest for
gold medal prizes open to all corners
with the audience as judges will be
special event OF this performance.
This production will appearat the
Opera House tomorrow night.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
Chill Rebellion SubJ ned,

PEKING, May 2G.-The rebellion in
Chill province has been practically sub
dued, but the inhabitants of the prov
ince are complaining loudly of the
forces under Yuan Shni Kai, the gov
ernor of Chill. and allege that his SOL
diers In inflicting punishmcnts do not
distinguish between the guilty and the
innocent. The failure of the efforts of
German firm to secure exclusive
rights Of selling opium throughout the
Chinese empire for which privilege
the firm in question offered to pay the
Chinese government SIS, COX, 600 year,
appears to be assured on account Of
the opposition to the proposal Of the
better class OF the ministers and the
palace officials.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
American Canning association.

The American Canning Associa-
ton has held several meetings ia
this city recently and those in
tcrested say that everything 10 pro-
crossing favorably but there are 4
mum Der OF Gamers on the peninsula
who will not 60 into the Associ alton.
These caGners say they are all
right SO long a. they can secure
cans, and that there will be 90
trouble on this line during tho
coming season. The steel trust
has gone into the can-makiDg busi-
ness and 10 anxious to supply Gao.
ners with that article il they can
pay for them. As the Independent
Gamers can pay for tile cans, they
will get them.
Fhe independent Gamers say
they are not going iuto tbs new
concern because they fear that
theis's might be the canners which
would be ordered 10 shut down H.
case it was desired to reduce the
p roduction. ...- - =.
Sinm's Comp Psnnyroysi Pills. The
ladies' extraordinary REMEDY. Be sure
you get the Comp"
by mail tl.o0. 800 King s,rest.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
CAUGHT MISSIONER.
French Visitors Ride With
President and Get Wet.
THEIR DEPARTURE FOR NIAGARA.
Rochambea Mission Attends Enveil-
ing of Statue Of Americas Friend
/ In Hour of Need and Passes
Quiet Sunday at the Capital.

l In Hour Of Need ana Passes Q
Quiet Sunday at the Capital.
WASHINGTON, May 26-The mem.
bers of the French mission which came
to Washington to attend the cerem0-
MES incident to the unwilling of the
Rochambeau statue have finished their
visit here and last night left the city
for Niagara Falls on their weeks tour
of the east before sailing for home.
There were no formal functions on
the programme for the day, but the
visitors found every minute OF their
time occupied in attending divine serv-
ice, returning numerous calls, official
and otherwise and in drives about the
city and suburbs.
ambassador Camhon accompanied
the members of the mission to st. Pat
rick's church ut 10 O'Clock in the
morning, where low mass was said by
the Rev. DR.. Mangien Of Baltimore,
the Right Rev Mgr. Rocker of the
apostolic delegation and other priests
assisting. The visitors wore the full
uniform of their rank. Cardinal Glib
bons preached short sermon.
The ather was very warm during
the AFTERNOON, and some of the visitors
preferred to rest, while others made
calls or took rides about the city and
suburbs. Several of the party, includ-
ing the Count and Countess de RO-
chambeau and the Count de Lafayette,
visited the beautiful Arlington Gene
tory and Fort Myer near by. They
were escorted through the grounds by
Captain Lewis of the Second cavalry.
A quite unexpected feature Of the
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
Noted Classmates to Be DiDed

Bridgev'le, Del, MAY 25.-lIenry
p. Cannon, president Of the Gamers
combine, will entertain tile Dickin-
son College class of 1870 at his home
here, 90 June 6. Among the CUES is
will be United States Senator Nc.
Comas. Pres ident NJ. II. Bosley. OF
the Queen Anne Railroad Company
and Judge Edward Biddle. Of Car.
Isle Pa.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
,'fHE DAILY REPUBLICAN. [
The Republican Printing +
and Publishing Co,
ran, unep DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
MONDAY. MAY al. seoa.

The Evening Journal could not
speak any more disrespectful of the
Secretary of State if he was a Grim
inal. Surely Caleb Layton has
never been convicted of any crime
against the laws Of the State. Gov
ornor John HUM appears to be
pleased with the manner in which
he has conducted the Office and we
never yet heard where he had COM
united any crime Or broken the
aAwa We think personal matters
md politics are just as much out
,6f the way as to condemn and
BLACKBOARD a man for his religious
views. We can't all think alike
but that is no reason the other fell
low is q fool or crazy because he
does not think as you do. We do
not think it is good politics or good
policy to hold republican Office
holders up to contempt or ridicule.
Fighting Christians never thrive
nor have fighting Republicans.
Don't like the crowd, flock to the
other one.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
Lost $40 From Pocket

Daniel Garfield travelling agent
for the Repauno Chemical Company,
lost 81, 800 from bis pocket OH Satur.
day night. lie boarded a train for
Philadel phia, fell into a doze and
when he woke up the money was
gone. He returned to Wilmington
and reported his loss to the police
but they are not up 10 the location
of the money so far
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

Delmar, Del, May 25.-George
Ellis. aged "a. Of Delmar, was kill.
ed by a train to-day while passing
over the tracks u the Philadelphia a.
Wilmington Il Baltimore road,
here. Both legs we're amputated
and he was crushed 10 death. A
widow and one child survive him,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
TO DELlNQUENTS.

We would consider it a
favor if those of our sub.
scribers who are in ar
rears for their subscrip.
ton to the REPUBLICAN
f they would pay up.
>emittances received by
mail will be duly acknow-
edged.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

Two games Of base ball were
played in our city on Saturday af-
ternoon, at which the attendance is
estimated to have been 5000 at one
of the games and 500 at the other.
This shows that Wilmington people
have not lost their love of the Ma
tional game and also that good
games of base ball will he literally
patronized by the public. The Viii
mington A A. Club is one of the
strongest mines that have ever rep
resented Wilmington and they are
playing exceptionally good ball.
The Stirlith Brothers have struck
another good thing and they Ger
tainly deserve it,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

Mrs. Alice Almond, wife of Stew.
art Almond, is suffering from
Brights' disease. Two specialists
were in consultation last week and
they died all that medical skill could
do for her, but it is thought that
she will recover as she is receiving
the best of care and attention,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

DR.. JAMES WILLIAM KIDD.
discovered the elixir OF life That be Is
abe with the aid of mysterious com
pound, known only to himself produced
~ II re. ult OF the years he ,as spent in
searching for thi, precious lifs giving
boon. 10 cure any AMI every disease that
Il known to he human body. rksrs Is
no doubt Of the doctor's earnostncss In
making his claiIa anu the remarkable
cures that no Is dHily sfectiug sro,ns to
bear him out very strongly. HIS theory
which he advances Is one Of reason and
aud based on sound expsrien ca In lnodi-
cnl practice OF many years. 1t costs nolh
Ing to try his rsnu kRble "Eiixir of bils'
a. he calls it, for he sends 1t Eroc, to any
ono who 10 u sufferer, in sufficient quaint
tics to eouviDce of its ability TO cure, %
there Is nbsolu oily no risk to run, 4tSams
OF the cures cited as very rs!uarknbtV
wItnesss, would hardly be credited. The
lame have thrown away crutches aud
walked about after two Or three trials of
the rsiuedy. The sick. given up by hoina
doctors, have blen este ell % their fnni
lies aad frlends In perfect houIth. Rhcuma
tisin. neuralgia. stomach. hcari, liver. kid
nsy, blood aud skin diseases and BIZ de"
troubles disappear a. by magic. Head
aches, buckachss, nervousness. levers. cnu
SUMPTION coughs. colds. asthma, catarrb,
bronchitis and all affections OF thu throat
lungs or any vltsl organs A,e ensily over
come in u space of time that Is simply
marvellous,
Partial paralysis, locom otor staxiA. drop
81, govt, sorofula and piles are quickly
and permanently removed. 1t purittes
the entire system. blood und tissues, restot
% a normal nprvs power, circulation AND
state OF perfect health Is produced AZ
once. To the doctor all systems ars a. Ike
aud equally uffs,tsd by this greut elixir
Of Life." Send for the remedy today 1t lie
free to every sufferer. State what you
want to be cured oil and the sure msinndy
fer 1t will DO sent you free by return mali.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
Good Crowds at the PARKS.

There were good sized crowds
yesterday at both shellpot and Bran
DIVINE Springs parks. The Philhar-
monte band played at Shellpot.
Howson's band comes to Brandy.
wine Springs on next Sunday.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

The physicians Of our city are
determined that they shall have IL
monopoly Of attending the sick and
the injured. Because Frederick
Beck, a clerk in Mckeever's store,
stopped the flow Of blood from
wounds received by two boys but
never attended them afterwards,
be was on Saturday indicted by the
grand jury for practicing medicine
without license. Now what do
you think of that
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

CoNslpERApLE complaint is he
ing made Of the heavy blasting that
has been going on in the city for
several nights lately. The citizens
complain that the blasts have rock
ell their houses and set the dishes to
juggling in their china closets. They
are loud IN their protests against
such action as they feel that they
have something to complain about
Theblasts should not he SO heavy and
that would result in the kicks ceas-
ing at once.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
Kicked by Q Horse.

Frank Murphy, who was kicked
by a horse in Murphy's stables on
West Ninth street, near jackson, is
not yet able to be about, still being
under the doctors care,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

Rev. +. B Short, General Secre-
tary of the Y. M G. A., will lecture
at Mt. Joy M. E. Church on Wed
nesday evening, May 2S, 1902.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

The High School boys will have
to look to their aurels and 20 to
training if they wish to keep up
with the procession. The Whining
ton Military Academy boys walked
off with the honors The attend
Rnce WAS not as large as it should
have been.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

Young America with mixture
Of older America could be seen on
Sunday, playing base ball on sew
eral of the lots on the outskirts of
the city with good sized crowd of
onlOOkerS.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

DON'T forget to vote for your ia
vorite in the REPUBLICANS base
ball contest, which is now going on.
Cut the coupon from the paper and
depOSit it in the box at this Office.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

The coming Horse show gives
promise of SURPRISING anything in
this line ever before given in our
city. Big improvements have been
made to the grounds while the ring
70 show the animals and equipages
has been greatly enlarged.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
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SICK MADE WELL e.j.
| WEAK, MADE STRONG
'IalIslsas Elixir Of Life DhcoTaIad
BY Famous Doctor Scientist that
Cues gIsly Kneya Alnslt
Wonderful Cares Ire Effected That
Seem Like Miracles Performed
Tho Secret Of Long Life Of
Qldtn Times ReliTed.
The Remedy 10 Free to All Whe Send
Name and Address.

After years OF patient tudy, and dely.
Ing iuto ths dusty record Of the past, a.
we'll a. fel owing modern experiments In
the rsalms Of 4tsdicsl science. DR.. Jane.
W. Kidd. No 1897 Baltes Build.
log. Fort Wayne, Ind, make sLs start.
ling anppunosmeut that he has surely
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

| IT is to be hoped that the strike
epidemic will not to any extern
visit our city. Some twenty-t three
stationery engineers employed by
the Diamond State Steel Company,
struck on Saturday for an increase
In their pay. The men say they
are doing more work than the com
pensation which they are receiving
And that their demands are just.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
Dubeil the tIatter
THE GUATEMALA EARTHQUAKE.

Goo Charles H. Dubell for your hat
and tcaps Of all styles No. } East Third st
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

The parks all over the country
will be opened ON Decoration day
and special attractions offered as
an inducement to attract the people.
Howson's Band will begin their sum
mer's engagement at Brandywine
Springs, which has been made I'M
usually attractive this season.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

Don't become discouraged. There 10 .
cure for you. II necessary write DR.. Fenner.
He has spent q life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
Eight months in bed, heavy backache
pain and soreness across kidneys, also rbeu.
matism. Other remedies. failed, DR.. Fen.
ner Kidney and Backachc Cure cured me
completely. II. WATERS, Hamlet, N. ""
Druggists. Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
IT vlTIIH'niNcEpre Cure; Circular pr
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

FREDERICK VANsANT is AZ years
Of age and old enough to know
when he Is doing right. He is old
enough not "a do anything wrong
even when requested to do SO by
another party, and the excuse should
have no bearing in his case. Every
man knows that when he takes an
oath to tell the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth, he
should have some regard for his
oath and swear to only that which
be knows to be the truth. The at
tempt to- put the burden on an
others shoulders should not for a
minute be tolerated. Let the guilty
be punished and no shifting of the
responsibility on others. Right is
right all the time but the law is not
justice by any means. That is the
reason so many have very little re-
spect for the law. If MIR. Fahey
when placed on trial is guilty of
wrong doing let him take the conse
quences, but not by any such tlimsy
excuse as that made by Vansaut.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

TYR. DEHAKDI"s PENNYhoYA: PILLS
- The only genuine ptnnyrpyai pills; NJ
drugg sts or BY mail $l.vl Office 2U N Kim til
Hees, EhilA
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

THE Delaware State Hospital for
the Insane has been released from
quarantine by the State Board of
Health, after two months siege
with small poX. Dr.. Hancker han
died the epidemic with much good
judgment and feels thankful that he
is able once more to feel like citi-
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

A NOTE of warning has been
sounded. The General Session
Court has made ruling that all
husbands shall support their wives,
financially. It's a poor specimen Of
a man that won't do it without
being made do it. We mean where
wives are wives in every sense of
the word There are a great many
unhappy marriages made where
neither the husband or wife are
Gongenial Often times family
guarrels occur through the bread
winner being a poor provlder. There
is too much getting married in haste
with nothing in sight to better the
position of the husband and then
disagreements between man and
wife are frequent It's an old and
true saying that money is not every
thing, but is handy to have around
the house when provender is to be
provided. Husband and wife should
learn to bear and fCrbear and there
would be fewer divorces.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

+ THHRE is no doubt but the Dano;
crafts will cry fraud louder than /.
ever at the coming election. They
hope by this means to keep up the
odd game OF having bogus voters
names placed on the registration
list and get that many more Demo-
cratic votes in the ballot box. But
this year for the first time since the
Department of Elections has been
created, the Republicans will have
charge of the State election. In
fact, all the election machinery will
be in the hands Of Republican par
ty of Delaware, for the first in fifty
years or more. With the hundreds
of fraudulent Democratic votes
kept out, which has always been
the bone of contention between the
two dominant parties, the Republic
cans should have a walk over. 1t
will give some idea of what the Re-
publican majority has been for sew
eral years past in our State. Every
Republican voter who has a right
to cast a vote will for the first time
have that right granted to him. 1t
was only by the boldest and most
brazen kind of cheating that the
Republican voters were for years
deprived of their franchise. When
they protested at the fraud perpe-
trated upon them, they were ar
rested OF told to get out. But with
the times the manner of voting in
Delaware has changed. The Aus
tralian ballot foretold the defeat and
rout of the Democrats in Delaware,
and showed the party did not have
the boosted majority they claimed
for years. The Republican party
as one, could sweep the State from
Wilmington to Lewes.
GEN S. A. MACALLIsTER, of this
city, U. S. Consul at Barbados,
writes very interesting letter to
friends in relation to the eruption at
Martinique aud st. Vincent. The
General had an experience, he does
not wish repeated soon, although
located 90 miles from the crater.
The dust and sand covered the
Barbados fully an inch and the
sulphuric smell was SO pungent the
people were compelled to stay in
doors, with windows and doors
closed. Gen. Macallister helped to
relieve the wants as much as posi-
bic of the unfortunates, who just
escaped with their lives from the
i'll fated islands,
YES, the II year locusts have ar
rived. They came in force early
last week and came up out of the
ground by the millions and covered
every living green thing they could
fasten onto. The ground is covered
with their shells or where the locust
sprang from after getting up out of
the bowels of the earth
THE Delaware State Hospital for
the Insane has been released from
quarantine by the State Board Of
Health, after two months siege
with small pox. Dr.. Hancker han
died the epidemic with much good
Judgment and feels thankful that he
is able once more to feel like IL citi-
zen.
The parks all over the country
will be opened on Decoration day
and special attractions offered as
an inducement to attract the people.
Howson's Band will begin their sum
mer's engagement at Brandywine
Springs, which has been made I'M
usually attractive this season.
DON'T forget to vote for your ia
vorite in the REPUBLICANS base
ball contest, which is now going on.
Cut the coupon from the paper and
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26
DR.. FENEiR'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe

s; ! CURE
Dropsy, Female Troubles. WIN
The evening Republican., 1902-05-26

YES, the II year locusts have ar
rived. They came in force early
last week and came up out of the
ground by the millions and covered
every living green thing they could
fasten onto. The ground is covered
with their shells or where the locust
sprang from after getting up out OF
the bowels of the earth.
The Iola register., 1902-08-15
Mrs. Il. s. Eakin Dead.

Mrs. E. S. Eakin, of 6lO north Sec
ond street, died last Monday after u
long illness. The funeral was held
Tuesday at 3 p. m. from the house and
the remains buried in lola cemetery.
She has been sufferer from con-
sumption for years and only a short
time ago returned from an extended
trip to the southwest where she went
in hope Of beneftting her health. The
trip proved Of no avail and she was
brought home to await the expected
end, which came Monday.
Mrs. Eakin was the wife of one OF
the leading and best known smelter-
men here, Mr.. Eakin having been
yard boss for the Cherokee-Lanyon
people. She had great many friends
who will be grieved to learn of her
untimely death.
The Iola register., 1902-08-15
ALLEN COUNTY OIL FIELD
Prospect Bright that it Will Soon
Run the Gas Field Close for
First llonOrs

1t is no news to say that there is
lots of oil underneath Allen county
soil, and there are men who predict
that within year the stir made here
over the fact will be as great as that
which is now booming Chanute. Com
panies are now coming into the coun-
ty, the south end Of the county getting
the first work, and as developing
proceeds many gas wells as well as
oilers will be found
Speaking of a recent strike there the
Humboldt Union says:
LAS stated in last weeks Union,
the Crude Oil people drilled in on the
Fussman farm Thursday of last week,
and intended to shoot the we'll N Fri
day. Mr.. Winchester was on hand
and proceeded to do the shooting and
it was a successful job. A stream of
oil was thrown 100 or l2j feet high
and scattered over big spot of
earth. In one hour after the shooting
there was 400 feet Of oil in the casing,
and a careful estimate made by Mr..
Winchester disclosed the fact that it
was 1872 barrel we'll, that is it would
produce 1872 barrels in twenty.four
hours.
at is without doubt the best oiler
in the Kansas field, providing the first
estimates hold good. 1t goes to show
that oil abounds in this field in vast
quantities and of superior quality.
All it needs is to go after it and it
can be found
Three hundred feet from the pres.
ent well is Fussman No. l, drilled
several years ago, which is fine
we'll. A short distance southwest is
the Hamm we'll. On the hill east of
the Hamm well are three oilers, two
belonging to the Humboldt Brick
Mfg. Co. and one TO the Humboldt
Gas Co. Then we have the school
well, one of the best in the field, and
across the river is Koppers No. ,, an
oiler, and the George Il. Works well
which will pump 30 or 40 barrels
daily. Oil in paying quantities has
been found in other wells, but nothing
has been done with the oil.
''Now that there are many strong
companies in this and nearby fields,
many wells have been drilled and a
market is ready to take all the oil. 1t
will be developed more extensively in
the near future and Humboldt is going
to profit thereby"
The Iola register., 1902-08-15
Land For a New Industry.

The REGISTER some time ago told
of the new deal by which q company
largely of local men had become in
terested in the car seal lock patented
by one of the Edgars. 1t was decided
to subscribe money, build factory
and manufacture the car seals, using
lola cement for the destructable part
of the lock instead OF glass as first
planned.
The site of the factory has been pur-
chased of the Northrup estate and it
has been staked Off. The site lies Just
west of the Santa Fe depot and south
of the ice plant. 1t has frontage on
West street of 140 feet and extends
back 300 feet. Work on the plant is
to begin in the near future and it is
hoped that the advantages OF this seal
over those now in use will appeal so
strongly to the railroads that it will
be generally adopted and that the
factory, starting on a small scale, will
grow to be large concern.