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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
Appointments Announced

chester, May ZS-Ihc HInelieth
annual conference OF the middle
district Of the African Union NJ. p.
church, which has been IN sessiou
at St. John's Church on Seventeenth
street, this city. since Wedncs day
last. came 10 close last evening.
The sessions yesterday were we'll
attended aud the officers cav that
taken as a who'd it was one of the
most successful yearly meetings
held by tie district 10 a long time.
The inancial as well as the
spiritual affairs Of The church are
in a prosperous condition. The
collection reported yesterday was
S5l LOS 10 excese OF last year. a.
j. Johnson was ordained deaco q
and scut TO Detroit Michigan.
Officers were elected for the en-.
suing year, as follows: President
New J. l.. Sergeant; vice. president
Rev. I. II. Skinner; book steward
Rev. S. II. Guam; treasurer, Rev.
K Ii. Potts: statistical secretary,
Rev G. n. Sheppey; secretary OF
district. Rev. l.. II. Banton.
The church was filed 10 the doors
for The evening service all being 10
xlous to hear the appoiu.m.u $
read. Inc ANNOUNCEMENTS #
where the mlnlsters would preach
during the current We arw were made
by President Sarjeant. they were
as follows:
Wilmington A. L. church. s. Y.
Guam; st. Matthews, West Phila-
delphla, A. Woodland; Norrls,own,
l.. II. Banton; st. JONAS, Chester,
7. II. Skinner; Broadway Camden,
X. II. Potts; st. Johns and St.
Thomas. Del, C. h. Walker; St.
Peters, Wilmington, S. l.. Nichols;
ST. PauIs, Wilmington, NJ. B. ;Hend
ley, ST. James, East Wilmington,
II. kohertson; Mt. Saiem, n. j., G.
W. Brown; Mt. Zlou, Marshalltor,
N. D., J, A. Mattee; New Jerusa lem
Claysvllle, N. j.. b. j. Russell.
Chippy, lIockessln Del, r. salisbury
Bethlehem, Newport, Del, |. b.
Cooper; st. Joseph's Mt. Pleasant,
Del, T. B. Scott: Mt. Pleasant.
Viola Del. +. L. Handy; Goshen,
N. Y, G.. l.. Blake; Wickham A. U.
e, Port Jervis, N. Y, f. J. Lee; ST.
John, Chatham. Ontario, Canada. A.
3. Sclvey; Friendship, kcnnctt, Pa,
J. J. Howell; Hosanna. Lincoln, Pa.
F. NJ. Slaughter; Peter Spencer. viii
mington, Del, e. W. Murray;
Mt. lions, Wilmington, Delaware,
J. W. Gibson; st. pAul's Passaic,
N, D.. r. r. Greeman; st. James,
South PhiladelpI, Alonzo Jason:
Detroit, Mich, Charles N. Walker;
mission, 6. W. Brown; Chesihurst
and Pleasant Hill, y. j.. A. B. John.
son; Amber. Pa, q. W. Sleepy:
PleasantviI!e, n. j.. John c. Demison:
Delaware County Observation-Disclosures
Johnson. sGcject to st. Johns quar-.
terly conference: Patterson Mission,
N J. U. n. Bcrtran; St. Stephens,
N. T.. to be supplied: Delaware Mss
ionaIy, Caleb Bell.
T. II Skinner, e. II. Walker, Jos.
epb PrIce, George l.. Hanson, Fl.
NlchC.s, committee.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Lola Trusty, alias Disharoon, col
ored, was q prisoner in the city
court this morning. She was chare-
ed with the larceny of clothing, the
property of Elijah Williams, Of No.
1907 Cbippey street. The girl fig
ured ABOUT a year ago in a sensa-
tional case, where she accused a
number of boys of acting in an in
decent manner towards her. She
was then given an unenviable repu-
tation.
Williams testified that in addition
to the clothing there were two
watches and two pins valued at 1856.
The articles were taken on Monday
and the back door was broken open.
Samuel Morris testified he saw the
girl coming away from the house
with a bundle.
James Hunter testified he found
one of the suits.
Mrs. DENLY testified she saw the
defendant Monday. She gave her
bundle and it contained the clothes
The girl got the clothes Yesterday
morning. Bail was fixed at 5000
for Court.
Howard Ahrens, colored, was
charged by Hugh Bradley with act
ing in disorderly manner.
George Morgan testified he saw
the hoy get on two freight cars at
Landlith station and loose the brake
and the cars ran against a brick
wall. The damage is considerable.
The case was referred to Agent
Stout
Emma Blinkley, colored was
charged with contempt of court and
the case was dismissed.
John Smith was charged with
drivintf off horse without the con.
cent of the owner. Office DiMare
testified that he found Smith riding
a horse belonging to the Electric
Light Company.
Harry McCadden testified that
about 3 O'Clock this morning the
horse used by him to attend calls
was taken from Bavarian Park. He
gave no one any permission to drive
off the horse.
Smith said he was about half drunk
and fellow asked him il he wanted
to ride, and he did SO. Then he was
arrested. The case was continued
until tonight. Smith had been at
the ball at the Bayarian Park.
The case OF Samuel y. Forbes went
over until Friday murnjn9. un ac-
count of the absence Of Judge Crctl-
raj, who heard part of the testimony.
Ella Ivory, Katie and Louisa John
son. colured, were charged with act.
ing in u diSOrderiv manner,
EmMtt tiClIestCr testified thai the
Johnson women came up at The cor
ncr OF Cadc street and Louiaa threat
encd to cut Ella. A big crowd gather.
ed and ;hc policemen appeared. Katie
claimed size WAS Cut with a knife.
Hester Banks, SAW the light and
the crowd was u big one. II started
on Thirteenth and ended on Forrest.
street.
Louisa said the trouble arose over
a fcIIcw. Several girls took exception
to Tie tavors and. the trouble cna1led.
Kate and ElIl were dismissed and
LOUISA was lined $50 and costs
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, May %. Mr.. Ferris
was the only member Of the Board
of Education not present at the
meeting of that body last evening
when President ElasOn called the
meeting to order Prof. RichardsOn's
report showed the average atten-
dance to be 33S. The following pu.
pills were reported ON the roll OF
honor
High School Harriet Reed Jes
sic Carswell, Flora knausc, George
Duffy, Ida Saunders, Susie Gprmley
Robert McFarin, Mary White, Ma
rie Mahoney, Bessie Walls, Lizzie
McCabe, Dofr Schafer, Lena Can
non, Everett Howard, Charles Elem
ing, Willie Hall, Van Dyke Stewart
Mabel Stewart.
Miss Refers School Helena Ma
honey. Irrna Mcdaniel, Eugenia
Knause, Lucy Morrison, Mamie
Rodgers, Evan Lancaster, John Nc
Grory, Anna Wbittock, Mary Nor
rison. Rachael Wnittock.
Miss Mahoney's School Mary
Stewart, Reda Stops, Alma Dyer,
Rose McHenry, Clara Newlove, Ad i.
die Murphy, Carrie Spear, Bessie
McFarlin, Anna Lancaster, Helen
Bross, Willena Hewlett, Clara Hen
dirk. James Campbell, Harry Veg
genmann, Charles Sweatman.
Miss Goodley's School Ethel Veg
german, Edith Harris, Mary Clark,
James Hance, Annie White, Charles
Wright, Beth Toner, Livera Harris,
Eva Deakyne, Genevieve Lawlor
Nellie Willis.
Miss Downie's School Carrie Sui
Ivan, Elizabeth Davis, Greta Toner
Greta Shearer, Helen Book, Annie
Toppin, Katie Wilhelme. Mary ia
cobs, Hiet Graham, Israel McHugh
Willie McCabe, John Harris, John
Mailman, Oscar Knut,se, Willie
Willis.
Miss Saunders Srhool-.Iennie
Rulings Nellie Galloway. Herbert
Kee, Ruth Stewart, Pant Frazier,
Clara King, AIva Watts. Rose Toner
Horace Deakyne, Mabel Clewell,
Rhoda Hewlett
Miss Janvier's School Mary Veg
genmann, Mary Downham. Flnrn
Walls, Reba McGrath, Vera Gallt-
CHER, George Ford, EIwood Bacon,
Brice Vallette, James Taylor.
Miss Wilson's School Flora Dow
ney, Irene Wise. May Bacon. Mil
dred Stops, Lille. McHcnry. James
Toner, Davis Bartlett, Elva Bonnet.
Miss Dennison's School Emily
Pedrick. Elizabeth Bacon, Ida Lark
Ernest Frazier, William Davis Har-
vey Gross.
Miss Leech's School Michael Bull
lock, Michael Reynolds. Thomas
Leonard, Rose McGrory, Julia Leon
ard.
Miss Carrick's School Lawrence
Reynolds, Joe Donovan, John Car.
lin, Katie Leonard, Matthew Tohin,
George Palmer. Marie Carlin.
Tie school will close ON Friday,
June 20 and commencement exer.
clSeS VIII he heli on that eVeLlug.
The committee for the comm nee
ment exercises consists of Aiessrs.
Eliason, Stewart, Philips, Frazier
and Carrick. The committee was
given full power to act
Miss Genevieve Munson enter
tanned number of friends lasteven-
ing, Miss Mary Shaw will entertain
the same this evening. Miss Rodney
will entertain ON Thursday evening,
a tug party by Mr. and Mrs. Lamb |
son is booked for Friday and Mrs.
Walton will entertain the society |
folks on Saturday evening, thereby
completing delightful week Of
pleasure. -'''3
Riverside Beach and Park will he
the scene of picnic on Friday for
the benefit of the ofphaRage fund.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
Killed by q Train.

" While crossing the tracks Of the
Della ware Railroad at Townsend
yesterday afternoon. a wagon own
ed Nv Thomas Laltomus ond driven
by John Collins, co|cred, was
struck bv train No. "a. north bound
The wagon was badly damaged
and Collins was thrown from his
seat, sustaining H. uries that kill
ed him almost instantly. He is
married man with a family.
Coroners Assistant Chandler last
night was motif Ell that man had
been killed at Townsend. aud made
arrange ments Tor the disposition
Of the body,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
In the Markets.

Strawberries were more Plentiful
to-day than since they began to come
to Market this season. They sod re.
tail from cents Il box to rs cents.
Very few berries brought l. cents,
the majority selling at aheat l.. cents
The larger berries brought the best
price and early in the morning it
locks as ii there would be a glut ia
market. The last few warm DAYS
ripened up the berries iB quick order.
Asparagus was high and scarce thst
article refusing to grow like It's old
time self and brought from Is cenlA
to 20 cents bunch.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
Stole o Chicken

This morning some enterprisjn 8
hight fingered person picked upa inc
fowI of Of the stand Of Calvin Cro..
san, a farmer from LandenberS, Pa.
He stands on King above Thirdstrcet
and was busy talking to a friend at
the time, when the chicken was lifted
He don I think much OF the person
who markets in that way. The chick.
ell WAS worth ~ cents.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

The young people of st. Peters par
ish, Wilmington, are working hard
to make the affair d grand success.
About l,50o people are expected to
be present
launch boxes, Sc; oil stoves. ovens
window and door screens, Asbestos
sad irons. enamel and stain, 1Go essn
Stops.
The festival given by classes IA,
-, of the M. E. Sunday School last
evening was a grand success.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

TINS worth y ! peculiar 90, for
il has sympathy for the rich man
and water for the drowned rat.
John Manluff was sentsnced yester-
day to spend an hour n the pillory,
receive forty Iashes and spend two
years in Jail for robhing John E.
Wright Of one dollar. Just at the
present time the people are CRITICS
ing the Attorney General for delv-
ing into the mire and resurrecting a
pardoned murderer and other Grim
mails for witnesses. A murderer
like Cole, with a strain of insanity,
is a very poor tool in our opinion to
DO used to send men to the Work
house.
Take Guard Wigglesworth for in
stance. A young man of exception
ally good character. a member of
an honest family, a family honored
in the community, and then take a
cold blooded murderer, pardoned
for reasons now discerned, and an
object lesson is learned.
1t matters not in our opinion
about Sheriff Mcdaniel in this con
spilacy charge. He received sal
AIRY that could let him pay a clerk
to keep his books. For years the
tramp nuisance robbed the tax pay
ers of this county. The same men
went in night after night, and two
days board and fees had to be paid.
The people were not considered.
The taNpayere had to pay for the
men who entered the Jail at 8 or 8
O'Clock at night and left at daylight
The Sheriff will have to tell the
court whether the lists were padded
with names. Whether the same
men came back night after night
and his books ought to have the
names. But when it comes down
to placing a murlerer's oath against
the reputation Of u highly honored
young man like Guard Wiggles-
worth. we think the Attorney Cen
eral shonld have considered the
matter.
If Sheriff Mcdaniel received
money that did not belong to him
i'll thr5 tramp business then it ought
to he returned. No one wants to
SEQ y Sheriff 50 to Jail, but there
ought to be NO more sympathy for
rich man than for poor colorel
man. Manlutf only got 81 aud yet
Just look at and consider his sell
tence.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
Confirmation at Calvary Church.

Bishop Coleman will visit Calvary
Episcopal Church, corner Third and
Washington streets, on Friday even
ing, May GOTH, for The purpose OF
administering the Apostolic Rite Of
Confirmation. This will be the sec.
ond class confirmed in this parish
within the last two months. The
first class. on the Thursday bsfer9
Easter, number OF forty.fve, mostly
adults, and this supplementary class will
consist Of those WIZ, Tor Ult reason
OF another. were unable to be present
on the for mel OCCASION.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

THE Board of Public Education
on Monday evening refused to waive
the per cent. inrrease allowed on
Its yearly appropriation. The in
crease amounts to $4,000 and Council
will have to make provision to pay
IT over this year. From what tan
b. learned, Council will have its
hands full to raise sufficient revenue
10 run the city departments without
Increasing the tax rate. It was
hoped that by the extra assessment
which was made that the increase
would bring the total up SO that no
increase would be necessary.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

ALFRED WRIGHT can thank his
lucky stars that he escaped i'm
prisonment if not the gallows and
got off with only fine in the upper
court. The jury very considerably
brought in Il verdict that he,
Wright was not guilty rs he stood
Indicted, but guilty of assault. Ac-
corning to Weights version Of the
affair he did not assault the deceas-
ell. That he only did what any
other person would have done in
like circumstances. The trial cost
him considerable over a hundred
se,llars.
Mas. SALILE HopkiVS got what
she deserved in the Municipal Court
where she was fined $50 and costs
for not properly caring for her +
year old daughter The girl has
been taken in charge by he Society
for the Prevention ut Cruelty to
Children and viii have good care
aud attention. The Soclnty does II
power Of good in our community
and deserves all the aii financially
AfltiZenS can give it,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

On Monday afternoon and night
ut the Grand Opera House, Uncle
TOMS Cabin will he the closing per-
Torrance Of the season.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

BECAUSE she was disappointed in
love, Lillian DailIous Of Wilkes
barre, Pa, took dose OF poison
and then jumped into the river
She was rescued and taken home
where she died from the result Of
the poison.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

TIE oracle has spoken. There
will be no common Republican pri-
maries in Delaware this year. We
doubt it. Still funny things are
happening every day And one Of
surprises was sprung on the Will
mington public on Monday by At
torney- General Ward
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

SUPPLY and demand are the ba.
romsters of trade With plenty of
produce ia the markets, the prices
drop but whom searce'up soares the
price.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

TIE rpsidentsH Etsmere complain
of Sunday bass ball playing, t.,
which they strongly object and will
take steps to prevent in the future
The language used is something aw.
full and will BE- tolerated No longer
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

The severest corporal punishment
ordered by the judges at this term
OF Court was given 10 John Manlutf
eolored, yesterday, afternoon.
Manluff Yesterday pleaded guilty
to holding up John E. Wright on
Market street bridge early on
Sunday morning, Wright>was held
by three men aud was robbed oil q
silver dollar.
ManluH was seatenced to be
whipped with forty lashes on Sat
urdav next, to stand one hour ID
the pillory, TO paw a fine OF $500
and the costs, and to be impris-
oned for a term OF two years.
Harry Mclaughlin pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of assault
ing Patro!mao John hoe with
intent to commit murder. The
court assigned L. bay ard Heisel
to defend Mclaughlin.
Peter Goldberg. colored. was
sentenced to serve ten days Tor
carrying a revolver.
The case Of the three Polish Ac-
tors, charged with embezzlement
took the attention Of the Court
" all dav yesterday. Closing ad-
dressts will lie made 10 the Jury
to-day.
IN SUPERIOR COURT.
John E. TAYLOR wAa given Judge.
ment for $25Oa.alns,J. B SudhA M
ct. al. The case OF William Jacob
son against the Wi mugton & Ne "
Castle Railway Company was dis
continued and the case of George
NJ. Riley vs.. the New Castle n Del
aware City Railway Company was
referred 10 counsel for settlement.
In the case o'Bruno Ferrari asains t
!lugnes brothers e. Bangs, Judge
m.nt against the defendants Tor
costs was yiven. On the applIca-
tlon OF William S. Hi!les. who with
George A. Elliott, represented the
complainant the petition ior diverse
in the case OF Sarah {. Boloe vs..
Waltar L. Z. Belize, was dlsui ssed.
CHRIST j. A AMI in All
Christ is all 10 us that We make
Him to he. | want to emphasize that
word. Ali some folks make Him to
he, A ro't Out q! dry ground with
out form COMBINES -. He is nothing
to ihe,E. they do not want Him
Some Christians have a very SID all
savior for they are not willing to
recelfe Him fully and let Him do
great asa mighty things for them.
Others have a mighty Savior be-
cause they make Him to be great
and mighty. If we would know
Hl.at Christ wants to be 10 us, we
must first Of all know Him as our
SAVIOR from sin, When the angel
came down from Heaven 10 proclaim
that lie wa, to lie born into the
world, yo@ rcliemb Der re gave HIS
name He shall be called Jesus, for
lie shall sAst. HIS people from their
sins Render have You been delivered
from sin remember lie did MT oom.
to save rs IN our stns buL H. clme
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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

THE Y. NJ. E. A. arrangement
have had trouble in getting any one
TO stay long in the position OF Gen
oral Secretary of the organization.
ho will be the nextf
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

ACCORDING to the ruling OF Ma
nicipal Judge Cochaan persons who
pesfdle anything around The streets
of our city must have a license for
that part of their business A reg
War license to do business as the
Judge has interpreted it does not
allow merchant OF stOrekecper to
peddle his goods or wares around
the streets Offering them for sale.
All Of the lawyers are not of the
same opinion and decision is
awaited from the upper court.
EVERY year brings something
new. This year it is the strikes
and locusts. As the years 60 by we
IRE inclined to believe that strikes
will be Il thing OF the past. All dis
putes between the employed and
the employer will be adjusted by
arbitration, thus doing away with
disastrous strikes which benefit very
few while they last.
The rain which fell down the
State Oh Sunday night did untold
amount of good In and around
Milford the rain fell in torrents, be
Ing accompanied by vivid lightning
and thunder. Considerable damage
was done by the wind.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

There is plenty Of work gong IN
in and around Wilmington, d. which
necessItates the employment of Il
large force of skilled bands AS well
as Hberers. Work OH the r.. w.
d. B. elevated railroad and the PEG.
PIES Railway brrig. has given Ell
plOyment to numerous bands.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-28

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
POISON
CAN BE CURED.
F: H. COOPER President.
F. A. SIEBER, Medical Director.

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Il to health and hwmeS to absolutely ERADICATE BOOD POISON FROM THE SYSTEM-t IS the BIZ
greatest blessing which an eonfmd In Tmnng humanity; and 70 this wonderful dSOyey Dr. Shhr =H
is Ghhe TO P0he the fMd thanks of men and women Thousands of nhnSh travel anmMyn hot springs Eli
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@wh some who nsro contracted nrmNe from the blood all faint nrdtym that @ far is MOn RI
to-day only accomplished by thief nmen discovered by Dr. Shhr the hgNemS of which contain neither ~
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faint hm heb blood viii make one mwm man With renewed mey provided the aMn will during treatment &
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ue GM F. SMhb whs case was published in ONO the Chicago papers few week. aG the other that Mr. =
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why these men gave their testimony thusp publicly andg atntouIyw wash e0useth hey wished to e =
aid hose who nigh be mnarya afflicted