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The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Ice Cresm does Up.

Philadelphia, May5.-Notice has
been sent out by the Crane Com
pany. e. j. Bohls g. Co., the Bas-
sett Company. c. A. Douglas. and
J. D. Young, wholesale ice cream
makers, to all retail dealers that
the price hereafter will be - cents
aud IS cents per quart. according
to the quantity taken. instead OF ~
cents a quart.
Farmers hcrea bouts are talking
of forming a combination to sell
milk 10 customers direct. Farmers
say they are now being mulcted by
wholes alers who demand 46 quarts
OF milk in a can and pay Tor ~
quarts only.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
REDS M0BbED
DETECTIVES.

New York, May 5.-Herr Most
who went to the penitentiary this
morning to serve year for circulat-
ing incendiary literature, was ar
rested again last mig hit at meeting
in New Irving Hall in Boome street
which was held to express SYM
pathy with him and a farewell send
off. William MacQueen, who says
he is the editor of Liberty a work
ingman's paper of revolutionary
tendencies, was also ART ested.
-Four or five thousand Anarchists,
including many women, attended the
meeting, which was rousing one
from the ds.point of view.
Detectives Baxter, Walsh and shee'
han heard aboutlast nights meeting.
They say they were attracted by the
enthusiastic cheers OF the crowd.
They had hard work to get into the
place and finally got up near the
stage. Most was speaking then. lie
was talkingin German, and the vocab-
ulary Of the detectives was limited to
a smattcring Of East Side Iiddish.
Whatever Most said greatly interest.
cd the audience and he was wildly
chccred.
Mac Queen was the next speaker.
He spoke in English. Detective Walsh
took out Il pad and recorded some OF
the things which he says Mac Queen
said, to wit:
The laws Of the American Govern
mcnt are rotten to the core. Down
with the government: down with all
laws. am on anarchist, etc.
Walsh decided that he had enough
material for a complaint and seized
Mac Queen. One Of the other de-
tectivcs grabbed Most.
"Why am | arrested?' demand.
ed MacQueen.
because you denounce the gov
ernment, replied Walsh.
That's right. am an Anarch-
isl, said MacQueen.
HMost advised MacQueeu to 60
quietly and not 10 cause any trou'
bic. The detectives started for the
door with their prisoners. The
crowd howled and eered and
shouted. "Vive Anarchle. The
women crowded around the detec-
tlves, pulled their coats, slapped
their faces and pulled their hair.
The detectives were wedgcd IN SO
tightly that they could do nothing
but push for the door. When they
finally got outside over thousand
persons had preceded them. The
crowd hissed and punched the de-
tcctlves.
When the crowd was following
the detectives to the station, one
detective arrested Michael Mantell,
- years old, of 27G Grand street
The police say they don't think he
is an Anarchist bat that he got |
little too excited.
A good male stenOgrapher can get
| position haying $50 a month by adj
dressing SLcnographcr this Office,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Orphan and ChlNcerV

Chancellor Nicholson sat at both
Orphans and Chancery Court, at
the County Court House this morn
ing.
In Orphans Court Lewis H. John
son was appointed guardian of Ella
&. johnson.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company was appointed guardian
of Joseph McCafferty and also of
Elizabeth and Joseph l.. Ochletree.
The Equitable Guarantee and
Trust,,Company, guardian of Juliette
G. Lea made return of sale Of real
estate which was confirmed.
Howell s. England was appointed
trustee to sell minors interest in
real estate of the late William N.
Stapler
An order was made for partition
of real estate of Isaac Weed. Viii
liam Morris, Thomas Tatnall, Will
liam Hawkins, Frank Turner and
Ashton Tatnall were appointed free
holders to make partition.
In Chancery Court Alvin r. Nor
rison and Alfred d. Warner receiv-
els of the Delaware Construction
Company, Were ordered to assent to
an agreement made with William
Skinner and Sons Ship Building and
Drydock Co., for settlement Of bal
ance due for the construction of a
drydock at Baltimore, Md.
Receivers of the Hygeia Ice Com
pany were authorized to pay GER
tain sums for interest and also to
make sale of certain properties in
the hands of the receivers.
George 7. Brown was appointed
guardian adlitem in case Of execu-
tors of David Eastburn against Ma
ria S. Morrison ct al to represent
minor heirs Of the deceased.
The case Of Howard !. Brooks
against Louisa NJ. Brooks was argu-
ed on motion to dismiss the rule
and restraining order heretofore
granted. Victor B. Wooley repre-
sented the plaintiff and John Rod
ney the deceased The case involves
the title of the hotel property at
Port Penn.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
pre,bytsr,sn Creed Revised.

! Baltimore, May '5.-The commit
tee in charge of the work of revision
of the creed of the Presbyterian
Church has completed its labors and
has agreed unanimously upon a re-
port which will be made to the
General4Assembly in New York on
May Is.
The report will contain sixteen
articles: l, God; 2; revelation; 8,
Divine purpose; 4, the Creator; 5.
the Son of man; 6, the Grace OF
God; 7, election; 8, our Lord Jesus
Christ; 8, faith and repentance; 10,
Holy Spirit; II, the new birth and
the new life; u. the resurrection
and the life to come; 13, the law OF
God; IA, the church and sacraments;
Is, the last Judgment; Is, Christian
service and the final triumph.
Sections denouncing the Pope OF
Rome and concering oaths are
dropped from formula.
The portion of the confession re-
lating to good work is also revised.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
III Al ~


HART In this city on MAY a. 1907, Alexander
j. Hart.
Eentlve. and friends of the family arc re
,pectiuly invited 70 attend the funeral from
ni4 late residence, No 1Dl Rodney street i.
on "Wednesday mUrning,l, IL ocioct. Solemn
requiem mass at II, rol-r's prv.Cathcdral.
lnteimeut at Cathedral cemetery.
MONTGOME2 Uu the 81 instant Anna r.
Montgomery.
Relatives and friends hre respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral services at tho
residence Of her granddaughter. Mis-, IdWurl
ttibs IN, No lJOs nirk av'nuc on Tuesday If
terncoL, May 9Th, at o'clocK. lnterm ont
private,
SIMMONs-.n this city on May A. 1902, Ara
minta, VIE OF JHhn /. |imnou+. nsed Va
years.
EsIatIve9 and friends ara invited to atten
thn funeral services at the reAid"urA Of her
hu4nard 50. 1873 East 'h street oH WelnvI
CAV afternoon May :. ut . o'clock. .atorment
rrlyatc at lunNardy cemetery
HFNSHER--ln this city on May 4, 1892, John
b. Harsh +. aged 10 years
EulAt,vns In j friends arr invited to attenJ
thpfuusral from the resi- ieuce ui his la'e resi-
drn4n No 3Vl n. .. oo'nn street, on Wrlne-
day morning at D.,tV o'Giock. solemn r"q lien
nv a>4 u. sal red Heart Church. lnterment III
New Cathedral cemetery
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
SuarCfl for a Girl

Omaha, Neb., May 4.-Charles
A. Barron. OF Cleveland, O., IS
working as a conductor on the
street cars running between Oma-
ha and Council Blutis, in search OF
a beautiful girl.
With the Third Ohio Artillery
Barron won the title Of Lieutenant
of Battery X. 10 the philippines.
-Four years ago, wheu his regiment
passed through Council Bluffs. the
train was met by many young
Women The train stopped just
loug enough for Barron to catch
sight for moment of the face ol a
Young woman that to him was n
effably sweet and attractive.
Sluce thatmomeut the personality
of the unknown has dominated hin
Now he is trying 10 find the wom-
an who made such an indelible
mark upon his neart.
When he made his home in Coun.
Gil Bluffs in order 10 further his
search he concluded that the voca-
ton of street car conductor would
bring him into contact with the
greatest number Of people.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
New York Brokerage Firms As ign

| New York, May .. Just after the
opening Of the Stock Exchange this
morning announcement wls made Of
the assignment of the brokerage firm
of OtTcnbach 4 Moore aui Henry
Brothers. The former house was
heavily involved in The cp,I1p,c Of the
Wcbh-Meyer Synl ljtA)c properties,
The effect Of the news waste deWco,
general stock prices.
LookwuodIIUrl x Co. htys a5)
gone to the wall.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Calender 10 May Term

The calendars Of cases for the May
term Of Superior Court "f New Gas.
tie Count y, WcIl given at the office
OF protlIo uotory N"HhnHM tIsm"Fn-
ing. There are III cases listed for
trial and ~ for algulcnt. On" of
the most interesting cases on the
List is that Of the i.'yy tpuTl ot N"w
Castle county IS. st. IJritE', Il, {.
Church. 1t lsu cl,'' 10 d'rlI@ the
law as to taxing ctlugtu property IN
New Castle cOHuiY.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
GtrAtAGem.

- II understand that. close political
friend Of yours has been taking money
from the opposition" said the alert
Politician.
"Yes," answered Senator Sorghum;
che and talked the matter over. All
he had to do was to make few prom
ises, and we concluded that the more
of the oppostion's money we could
get the worse it would be for the op-
position" n."-Washington Star.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

ANTED-S Al.rSMEN, LEGAL AND
w travelling; salrry or ccmmisslo II; ex-
elusive territory Brown Bros Co, Roches.
ter, N. y. m5t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Sublu.ny t.iiipinOs

Paris, May 5.--A message to
Rappel from Toxic to-day states
that a project is under consldcri-
,on for japanese, cooperation with
the American authorities for the re-
establishment Of order in the Phil
lpplncs
In pursuance Of this plan, the
message says, the Amer:can Gov
error OF the Philippines has ord:!-
ed five sunboats to proceed 10 the
Japanese arsenal at Arouga.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
The brute!

Mrs. Gr,.mbly-What is the differ
encc between exported and trans
ported?
Grumbly-Well, my dear, suppose
you were on board a ship that had
Just sailed for China and re-
manned at home.
Mrs. Grumbly-Yes; and then
Grumbly-Then YOU would be ex-
ported and | would be transported.
-Chicago Daily News.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
HALLIDAY
ARRESTED

Edward Holiday. colored, was az
rested by Detective Francis at No.
10 Jay street. Sparrows Point this
morning on the charge of shooting
Joseph Bailey. After Bailoy was
shot bv Holiday in Dover the latter
fed and succeeded In eluding the au-
thorities.
Detective Francis has been work.
ing on the case and on Saturday ran
down q clue and this morning he
went down~on an early train. At
las o'clock this afternoon Halliday
was placed in a cell at the police
station.
He acknowledged to Detective
Francis that he did the shooting
which proved fatal but that he did
not shoot to kill. Detective Fran
els worked hard on this case and
deserves the congratulations he is
receiving for making the capture.
1t was a tedious chase but the de-
tectiye never faltered.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Entirely Too Familiar.

"Why are you going to leave,
Jamrs?"
"Hccausc they treat me so badly.
Why, they treat me as one of the FAM
lily! The mistress calls me an old fool
as often as she does her husband!'-
Tit Bits,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Guard sman Pr9Alutc1 ]

The following order hli been iSSu-
ed by Col. Theodore TownSrul, otthe
National Guarl Of Delaware:
, Private James +. DuEan, AMI
Louis Buchanan to be C0rpDraEs, both
of Co +. They viii be oDcycd and
respected accordingly
III. Private William r Harlan,
Ca "F,' lSt lnt. y. &. d. /, hereby
discharged from the military service
OF the state in consequence of his in
abiity to attend TO dIty.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
-t-' y.
Ls,.,~Ss
Ipqu s. DA iililcy.

i Coroner Frick, on next Saturday
evening. will hotd an inquest III
the case Of Joseph Bailey, coIorcd,
who died at the Delaware Hospital
from injuries received in Dover
from another Coorrl Man, named
Holiday The latter is stIli al
large but the detectives hope 10 al
rest him before raany days.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

softleigh-"I nevah pwetcnd to know
things don't know. When | don't
know thing always say: 81 don't
know"
Miss Cuttng-Quite right, Mr.. Soft
leigh; but how very monotonous your
conversation must bc.-Chicago Daily
News
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Ready to ItDIt.

"My grandmother she said, "was
married when she was Is and my
mother when She was H."
"Do you Think he asked, edging a
little nearer to the door, "that this
sort of thing can be hereditary"-
Chicago TimcS-lierald.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
z tu,nad HOma

L. Irving Hand, Spottswood Car
land, Colonel Andrew Woodman, l..
B. Jones, Howard DeIIaven Ross and
George Elliott who were delegates to
the annual convention of the Sons OF
the American Revolution which was
held in Washington last week have
returned home.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
ONLY One Didn't now,

Bilkins Suffering from heavy
cold)-I met As different acqnain-
tnnces this morning, and just Al OF
them told me of some cure for a cold.
Wife-Didn't the forty-tifth offer
any advice?
BlkinS NO: he had cold himself.
". Y WCpklY.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
The Holder of IL Ncrnrl

"lIow sick am to hear people prate
about college cducations being fail
urcs. Just see what that young
Harvard man has done"
"Wcll what has he dOnc?"
"Heatcn the worlds record in po.
tato racc."-(lcycland Plain Dealer.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

spaces between the stones. Allow the
plauks to remain until the mortar has
set, then move along and build on an
other section. When the wall Is hard,
lay little soft mortar along the top
and imbed the sill In it. The wall will
then be air tight.-Farm Journal.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
HOTEL OSBORNE

Corr er Arkansas and Pecifc Aves
Seve nteenth season homelike; fine table /;
elevator; rates IS to $l4 weekly.
II. J. OSBORNE.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
LAYING A FOUNDATION.
Valuable Hints for Farmers WI
Think of Building Il Smnll Resi-
dcncc Or Rig barn.

To build foundation walls, dig a
trench o he frost .iuc. Fill with loose
stones. Now set up plank on each
side and hold them in place by stakes
as shown in the cut. Fill in now TO the
top Of the pIanks with loose stones and
soft mortar-soft enough TO iii! al! the
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
CARD BASKET.


Howard De Haven Ross, who
has been in Washington, D. c.,
attending a convention, has return
cd home.
Misses Ida and Josephine Mask
are spending the week with relatives
In Baltimore and with their sister,
Mrs. Frank Handy, in Washington,
Mrs. LeFevre, who has been laid
up for the past two weeks, is able
TO he Ground.
H. Ellsworth Vernon, ,Jr, is visit
Ing relatives in West Chester.
Clarence Berrell, of Philadelphia,
Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Edward
Tatnall.
! Frank Sheppard, of Bridgeton, N.
j., student of medicine in Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Harvey Patton,
u fellow student Of this city.
Miss Ethel Vernon, of this city, is
visiting Miss Josephine Toy, Of
West Chester.
Miss Helen Robinson, OF this city,
will spend May week with relatives
In Chester.
/ William Fl. Ellis, Of Chester, Pa,
spent Sunday with relatives i'll this
city.
/ Miss Emma and James Ashly, OF
this city, have been visiting III
Trainer, for several days.
Miss Rebecra Myers has returned
to her home III Marcus Hook, after
visiting i'll Delaware.
Henry Wingatr, Of this city, Wis
tied friends in Chester, yesterday.
Miss Emily Patton, Of NV Cas-
tie, spent yesterday nS tn2 guest o'
Mrs. Lowe, of Chr@t.r.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
View Industry II Lively.

The bcct-sugHr industry is the
most important feature of agricultur-
al Development now in progress in
this country. 1t means much more
than the money involved in sugar con
sumption, in intensive culture, fcrtiliz-
alton, rotation, increased value Of
lands. and advanced wealth Of nation
al production, MIR Nathaniel Stewart
represents tt1A Investments in this
Industry in Michigan in three years
to amount tu STTOl000. The sugar
pypert Of the department Of agri"ul-
tnrr says that annual rontalS Of sugar
lands are from s. to ST. per acre, and
that tEe uUtput of til" present cam
paign will exceed $4,000 ions Of sugar,
some cs'imatrS are higher, It will
uitiuuteIy bc Il source Of much income
and profit I" growers, though they
often are and have been diaroura geCl
| to abandonment of culture.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
NjrI,ttnurc Literature.

81 see that Chicago woman writes
books in her slerp.'
"lhis seems to be one of the cases
where insomnia would be blessing"
.-Citvp.and Plain Dealer.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
iett RS lie 81 m !Glary.

Letters tcstin,ntarF on tie c,'atc
Uf Sarah Mckinney were granteI sDS
morning TO Henry A. Elinghurs', Jr.
Letters Of administration G. 7. A.
upon }Ne estate Of Eliza J. Watson,
we're grantc.! tU s. Watson Phillips.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

Secretary Wigglesworth of the
Board of Health will investigate all
authenticated complaints but will
pay no attention to anonymous
communications.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
The RDHc:.u6.
7 found 4 rOS

found rosebud Yesterday.
lis tirts were rich ard soft and rare:
Though bllmy June IS far away,
] found rosebud yesterday
IT Was her mouth--she let me lay
My lips upon the petals there
| foUrd a rosebud Yesterday
lis tirls were rich and soft and rare.
-ChicaEo Record Herald.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Deal Woman f1chra:o.!

7 Chester, Pa, May !. While re-
turning to her home lat" last night
Margaret Magulr" Il domestic, was
struck by south bound train at
the HinkSon street crossing ON the
Pennsylvania RalIroHI. Her head
was completely d""Hpitat"d. She
was about 81 years old and deaf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Mr. r1Iry!, TO SpenX

Joseph MarvlI Of this city, has
been Invited by the University Ut
Pennsylvania, to l"rture before the
Wharton School Of finance and or
ganizations and management of
corporations. Mr.. Maryil has in
corpOratad over 800 interpretations
under the laws Of this state and is
well vcr5"d on the above subject.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Revival At A,bur,

According to ounounccnen a re
vival service was held 10 ASbury
Church, last evening, five were for
ward at the altar. The meetings will
continue during the week. The pub
lie is cordially Invited TO 2ttcnt the
services, The services Wi'i be conduct
ed bv the Asbury praying band TO-
night,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
I,0l :,

Charles l.. Wilson, aged l6 Of Phil
aIr,phja, will he placed pn 4 farm by
Agent stout.
Rev. Alexander NJ. Rich preached
in stanton and Newport churches YES
tcrday.
The BritishstGamslip Sayo'rnc cr-
tered port today TO load with oil at
Marcus Eook,
Minor K Fri,hir died last week in
Davis, \. &. His funeral took place
to-day and n'rrmAut was made III
kIE"rNi"W cemetery.
The funeral Of Joseph Wridrle-
hnImor who arl from exhaustion
caused by drm"utla WIil tax" place
tO-nlprrpw morning from EU. l2Ol
Conrad street. lntlmrut will be
made at the CNtln",lraI Cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
The Cause of the Delay

Shelf you had tod me YOU weren't
feriin' well, I'd have fixed up some Of
these o,lfa hioEed remedies a couple
OF days ago.
Hr-Ies, ! know. That's why didn't
say anything about it.-Puck.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
For Good,

$50 you are ont of politics for
good" said the friend.
"Wrll," said the cx-boss, "that is
the way my enemies express it; for
the good of politics. .'-Washington
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

NN7ANTED-MEN FOR FARM WORK s2l
w per month; good places rea " T. for
cooks nud chninbarmaids 1850 o week; girls
for housewort to 60 out Of the city. Apply
ut VIII Intelligence Office, 2l4 West 4th st.
m5-lt'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
An (nfair prODoSItiOD.

Bill ri bet you haven't got dol
lar ynu'lI lend me until tomorrow?
Jill Now, here; it's not fair to bet
on certainty, you know. .'-ionker
Statesman.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Will Renal. the pike.

The Wilmington and Christiana
turnpike will be put in excellent or
der by the company SO that all COM
plants will be removed and then
toll will be charged as usual.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
JutIIsuutnbIe S:ntrm ont

The Hride-Inu might at least
aavc waited until the honeymoon was
over before You began to deceive me.
The Groom-Bu, my dear, | am no
angel, TOWN Topics.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
unn Of Them.

"Arc there" she asked, instrument 10.
u both pleasure and torture"'
"Ccrtainly,' he answered.; "the
piano, for instance. ."-Chicagi Post,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
PERSON Al
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and 80.
! Home Entertain.
mentS.
ASAY-LONGACRE.

John A. Assay and Miss Elsie N.
Longacre, of this city, were mar
ried at the home of the groom, by
the Rev. E. E. White, April 29, 1902
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Sase On SUM. pON

A colOred man named MarSlUu, was
found to be suffering from smallpox
yesterday at No, 2lO East Sixteenth
atrcet. There are four families in the
htaje. Marston will be scut 10 tie
Emergency hospital.
DUPONT Post No, 2, e. A. Z. win
give an entertainment in the West
End Reading room On Thursday even
ing,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
College Dramatic Club

The Delaware College Dramatic
Club gave delightful entertain
ment, in Caskey's Hall. Newark,
on Saturday evening, last, An ex-
cellent program had been arranged
for the occasion.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
died With His Boots On,

Bridgeton. N. j., May s. Cap
tain Hiram Pugb, seventy five, who
died here Saturday. had not slept
10 a bed since he returned from the
Civil War, thirty-seven years ago.
The old soldier was eccentric ID
no other particular. He had be-
come soured on beds during his
years of service in the army camps.
and had no further use for them.
When he was taken i'll some weeks
ago his doctor ordered him to un-
dress, but he resisted all efforts to
make him obey the order and died
with his boots on.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

w ANTED--A BOY TO WORK IN GRO.
w Gerry store and drive wagon. Address
Grocer, this office n5.3t|
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

Ito" SAI.E-.CHEAP FEATHER BEDS
IL and pillows. Apply at ia W. 18th st.
ml.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
RONEY-UOVETTER. Z.

Robert Roney and Miss Dolby
Hoyetter We're married at Asbury
N. e. parsonage. My 1, 1892, by
the Rev. II. S. Dllaney.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
The Back View,

"Hut none Of the other girls seem
to adn,ire my new dress"
els that so? Turn around. didn't
realize it WAS so pretty as that. ."-Phil-
adclphia bulletin.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Work Is Scarce.

1t is understood that work at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany's yards has been slack for
some weeks and that the trouble in
the Cause family may cause par
tial cessation after May 26.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Hardly Worth while.

The inancicr-lutiing through
that railroad deal nctted me 100000.
4 Wife--Jones lost by il, didn't he?
"All he had. But then he only had
E5,V0O." O."--Brooklyn Life.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05
Holland S Queen Near 10 Death


The Hague, May GA message
from Castle Loo, sent at o'clock
this morning, says Queen Wilhelml-
ma is still alive. None of the doctors
attending Her Majesty left the pal
ace last night. Neither the Queen
mother nor the Prince Concort went
to bed.
The Queens once strong constltu-
tion, undermined by this and prcvi-
Gus severe Illness, will 1t Is thought +
be unable to withstand the latest Sc.
we're shock.
Her Majesty is suffering intensely
All in Castle Loo are more pltitully
ware of her condition by her picrc-
ing screams, due to agony that the
physicians have vainly sought to ale
lay. Professo or Rosenstein and DR..
Rossingh were among those in con-
slant attendance throughout the
night. 49,,
Should Queen Wilhalmira die hes
successor will probably be the Grand
Duke Of SaXe-Welmar.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

\\IAHN kD-YOUNG MAN 10 WORK AT
w carraga body making, one wit h some
Of woodwork preferrel. Address
w. this office. m0-lr
The evening Republican., 1902-05-05

Are You Satisfied? aa

lILn0t 60 to- iHucA7 stores for goOl quali y
Ica5 an / coffr". Teas 35c. 40'., SOC, Ode, 7jc
pound. Cotfees, ljc, 2Jc, Is, !sc, BE 35c
pound. Larg" assortment Of Fl Jwer and
Garion Seeds in packages, Muinstore N W.
Cor. Madison Gui Fourth streets Branch
store :. W, Cor. King and Eighth streets.