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The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
American Federation OF l. lbor

The Labor League c: this city.
which is composed OF most OF ~
local unions IN this city, has be-
come affiliated with the American
Federation OF Labor. Heretofore it
has osen an independent organiza-
ton. Richard 5. Monck has been
commissioned organizer for this
district and the league has elected
Evan ". Gallagher. president; A.
H. Savior, recording secretary;
james X. Mernan, financial secre.
tary, and o. B. Cole, treasurer
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
Fell From a LldJer.

Il, O. llearnc, Of lIayre de Grace,
Md, who is employed as q carpenter
by the p. ", " B. Railroad Company
while working at the rOundnouse
yesterday slipped from ladder and
was seriously injured His left ankle
was sprained aud lie received con-
tuSions about the head aud body. He
was removed to his home on train
No. +3,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
4 $4,000 Daily Rake OF,

MlNNEAPOLIS. July S.-Thc con-
rluding evidence for the defendant in
the trial of Chief of Police Amcs Of
Minneapolis has been given. He is be-
ing tried on a specific Indictment
charging him with taking fifty dol.
lar brib". Evidence for the state was
offered to show that the rake off, Of
the workers Of backmail and Mayor
Amcs brother, the chief, was about
$40 600 "A uay
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
ARBITRATION LIKELY
End of Chicago Freight Han
dlers' Strike In Sight
NINE THOUSAND MEN ARE INVOLVED.
Cut There Seems to he Il Lack of
Vnanimity Among the Strikers.
Railroad Officials In Favor of
the Proposed Conference.

CHICAGO, July 8. - Hopes of a
speedy settlement of the strike Of the
Freight Handlers union ~hich was de-
clared yesterday are entertained by
officials of the union ana members Of
the state board of arbitration. The Off
Gals of the union at Il conference last
night told Chairman Job of the board
of arbitration that they were willing to
permit employees of the different COM
panies to meet officials of the same to
discuss the Wage scale providing a
joint conference should be held at
which officials of the union would be
permitted to act as advisers to the men,
The arbitration board is now working
on the matter in an effort to bring
about conference between the rail
way managers and committees repre-
scntin.s the men. AS the railroad Off
cials have favored this step from the
beginning of the controversy there is
little doubt that the strike can be set
tied satisfactorily to both sides if the
conference shall'be arranged.
Lack Of ulianimity already permeates
the strike. The Chicago Fedora ton of
Labor was ignored when the order was
issued for the men to quit work, and its
executive officials are somewhat Of
Tended and are inclined to let the
freight handlers fight out their battle
in their own way. There are 1000
freight handlers in and about the vari-
Gus frcigltllouSes Of the tWenty-four
railroads centcrin@ in Chicago. OF this
number more than 5000 are now in
vOlved in the strike. Some of the men
who quit work did so under protest.
Notably this was the case in the
freiglthouses of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Central roads.
The mcn there employed We're receiv-
ing all the consideration they had
asked. They were forced to strike.
however, by the order of the executive
committee Of their union. Before 80
ing ont the men Informed the railway
officials Of tn" situation and said they
would seek an immediate return under
orders from the authority that ordered
them out
The sudden suspension Of customary
operations by the freight handlers oc-
ca>ioncd considerable trouble in and
about the various railroad warehouses
and dppotS, but the Inconvenience and
dclHy wer" hut Il drop in the bucket to
what VIII happen tomorrow and later
i'll the week if thc strike shall not be
settled sooner
70 add to the present difficulties Of
Drivers unions threaten to join IN Il
sympathetic strike If this shall occur,
it will affect all incoming ANA outgoing
freight Of every kind.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
VuIIet Proof Shield Tested.

ROME July s. The bullet proof
shield invented by Sgnor Bcncditti has
been successfully tested at Villa d'Ora
in the presence of the war minister,
General Count di San Martino; Major
John p. Porter, L. $. A.. Of the Judge
advocate generals departments; Judge
James +. Smith Of the supreme court
of the Philippines and Captain Lewis
II. Sroth"r of the Twenty second in
fantry. who were the objects of special
CnurlnSN.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
weather Probabilities.
Fair; warmer: fresh south Winds
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DON L EAlI NIRN LII 6

WhenDyn: an honest trlHI IL given to
E|oGtrtc Bit.ors for any trouble IL IL rec
unntndrd for permanent cure will sure
" lie effected II naver faii- to tone the
omnGh, regulate tho kidneys and bowels
stimulate the liver, invIrora,c the nerve,
aud Durty the Llood, It'- wonderful
tome Tor rundown systems Electric
Hitter5 positively cures Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders Nervous
ness Siesps.sness, RheUmnt sm. Nru-
raiga, An! expels Mniuriu. S.psfac .ion
guaranteed by y. b. Dantor,h. Only %
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
LcishmnnS Received by the Sultan.

NOPLE. July S.-John
g. A, L"iSlIman, United States minis
ter to Turkey, Mrs. Lrishuan and
their two daughters, Spencer Eddy,
secretary Of legation. and A. A. Car
giulo, interpreter to the United States
legation, dincd at the Yildez palace
and were subsequently received in au-
dirnc" by In" sultan. The visitors at
tended an operate prrforlnal"" at the
palace" The Sultan presented Mr..
Lri>hmHn with Il souvenir Of the visit,
to Mrs. LriShman he gave the grand
GORDON Of the Order Of NichauI- Chrfa-
kat, and to the minister's daughters
II" presented tn" decorations of the
second ana third class Of the same
order.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
TaX1s Being Collected,

The city tax collectors arc collect
ing large amounts each Cay. During
the last week o. July the ori:2 will
hc crowded. Many hold Off plyment
until the last hours IN wliGl tl.y
can S:!Ir2 the i've per cent. discount
and Lucn CrJw the Ia office.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.

For forty years DR.. Fowler's Ex-
tract Of Wild Straw berry has been
curing summer complaint, dysen-
terry, diarrhoea. bloody fux, pain in
the stomach and it has never yet
tailed to do everything claimed for
II
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
OF iC:gS In,taIiel

The Journcymon House Painters
Association last night installed the
fOitowIngoai 53gs'or tneen,lin5 year:
President, joseph CI"mus; vice.
president, Lcn,ey Davis, Jr.; treas
urcr, George McC1o,key: financial
secretary, wilmer |. Thomas; re.
cord!ns secretary, + lwn +. Irwin;
conductor, George 'iris'or; wlricn
James Walls; trustee, Harry II, Mil
eli pr.CaDt0r, RiClarI MIClil.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
BAS EBALL SCORES
Games Played Yesterday In the Nm.
tiUuaI and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGl

At Cincinnati
Brooklyn ......... 3 0 2 g.
Cincinnati ,.,..... . y 0 0 q 0 O.
Hits Brooklyn, II, Cincinnati J. Er.
rurs BrUoklyn. .; Cincinnati 2 batteries
Newton and Ahearn; Thielman and
PCitZ.
At Pttsburg-
Philadelphia .".. / 0 0 / 0 0 o:
flttSburs ....,..., 2 0 0 0 9 0 . 5 = s
Hlts-PhiIadcphia =; Pittshurg. I. Err
-Philadelphla, 2; Pittshurg, O. Bat.
tcrics-lberg and Doom; TannehIl and
Smith
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

milwaukee People
Could Hardly Believe 1t. A
Prominent Woman Saved From
Death by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I suppose .
large number of people who read OF
my remarkable cure will hardly believe
it; had not experienced it myself, !
lnoxv that I should not
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
DIR. Adams Critically Ill,

REDLANDS, Cal, JulyS yS.-Dr Charles
Kendall Adams, former president Of
III" University Of Wisconsin, Mt Mali.
son, is so seriously i'll at his home here
that there is it'll" hope of his recov.
cry. lie is suffering from kidney trou.
ltu
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
NEED MARE HELP,

Often the ovei.,axed organs OF diges
ton cry out for help by Eyspepsia's pains
Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches. Liver com
plnint, bowel di'orders. Such troubles
call for prompt use Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They are gsntl-, thorough
and guaranteed to cure. 2jc. at N. b.
Dan for this drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
Attractions at Brandywine Springs

Tt'i uSk"hS u Ai"haJ "hhS .pi"
The afternoon and evening con-
certs of HowsOn and his excellent
company Of musicians are drawing
good audiences at Brandywine
Springs park and the fact that the
band has received some new music
will doubtless add to the interest
shown in this organization. Prof.
Howson is very popular with the
patrons of the park and shows a
willingness at all times to accede to
requests for encores. At the Park
theatre this week, Mr.. Mylie and
his stock company will present q
new play entitled "A Flaming Mil
lion." Those who have attended the
theatre since the Park opened have
noted Il gradual improvement in the
programs offered and now the COM
pany is offering as good attractions
as will be found al any Park in the
country. The increasing attendance
is proof that this feature af the park
is appreciated. The war balloon
continues to be a novel feature Of
the park visitors.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston
Philadelphia ...,.'O / 0 0 0 0 l. 2
Boston ......."..0 0 0 =
Hits-Phladelphia, 6; Boston, $. Errors
Phi ladelphia, g. Boston, 2. Batteries
Plank and Powers; Winters and Warner.
At Baltimore
Washington ......0 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Baltimore ........0 4 0 ] ! '-13
Hits Washington, I; Baltimore. Is. Err
Washington. /; Baltimore, 3. Bat
tcrics-Orth, Townsend, Clarke and Drill;
Howell and Robinson.
At Cleveland
Chicago ...........1 0 0 0 0 o. E
Cleveland ........ ! =
IiHs-ChiCago. 7; Cleveland, l3 Errors
Chicago. 0, Cleveland. .. Batteres-Pat-
trrsun and Sullivan, Wright, Bems and
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

A household necessity. Dr.. Thorn
as Eclectrc Oh, Heals burns, cuts.
wounds Of any sort; cures sore throat
Group, catarrh, asthma; never fails.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
Old |. eliable Fish Ian

Sea trout, bay trout, pogie and
bass on sale fresh every day at
PowelI's stalls, Third street market.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

THE law urdcr which residents of
this city are being garrrstedaud haul
ed up to the clty tail III the patrol
wagon for p"ddIiug on our streets,
was never intended to operate as
the City Solicitor is enforcing it.
The law was passed to prevent non
Residents from coming t. oar city
and peilling pro'Iucr aud fruit
without paying a license. When It
resident Of this city was arrested
and fined tor selling cooked trUir,,
the injustice WAS fully shown. The
law is obnoxious and should he re-
pealed at the next session Of the
Legislature. 1t is not necessary to
enforce every tom fool law, esper-
tally when it works Il hardship on
people who havea constant struggle
for mere existence at the best Of
times.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

II owe my whole life to Burlock
Blood Bitters. ScrofulOus sores
covered my body. l seemed beyond
cure. b. B. B. has made me per-
fectly well woman" Mrs. Charles
Hutton, Berville, Mich.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Che Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
ruDl iSHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
s. I. COR. 1nlED AND KING STREETS
Entered Mt the Post Office at Wilmington
Del. us sccond-cIass mail matter.
TUESDAY. JULY 8. Ioo1.

THE Sussex Republican does not
speak for all the Republicans OF
Sussex county, still its editor knows
how to keep up IL fight OF words in
his paper. He has Il snug berth for
the next four years and we don't
think he would lie awake at nights
trying to prevent any Republican
from going to the U. S. Senate, es-
pecially il it was a choice between
Democrat and Il Republican. We
know the editor is fighter and is
bound to have his say, but from
what ne can see up in Wilmington
we don't think he means all he Says
in his paper at Georgetown. We
would remind him that if the next
Legislature is Democratic, it will g
a good many years before he
will see it contain a Republican ma
jority again. There will be no
two U. 5. Senators to fight over, but
his pay will go on until his term eX-
pires and he is succeeded by Dem
ocrat. This may not sound just
polite, but we believe it is the
truth
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

The Wilmington police force yes
verday received the severest shaking
up it has ever had since the Police
Commission took it in hand There
is no doubt that it was done with
the sanction Of the Police Commits
sioners, because they control the
force and not the folce the Commits
sioners. Chief Black is only the
instrument through which the Com.
mission moves or removes the men
as it thinks best. The shake up
came as a surprise when the men
received their orders, although they
had been notified several days ago,
that the change would occur Mon
day, July 7th. 1t is said it was lOne
for the good Of the force. Possibly
that may be So, bat we should think
that if there are any men on the
force who don't do their duty, they
should be dismissed and others put
in their places. Still thi, is not the
first time the force has been shaken
up. EX-Chief John Dolan several
times assigned the East side officers
to the West side AMI vice versa,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08
Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of
the Florence Crittenton Home will
be held on Wednesday afternoon,
at No. SOC West Fifth street, at 3
o'clock. After the meeting a social
will be held from four to six at
which time the friends are asked to
contribute cup and saucer or plate
Refreshments will be served.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

ALL people out %fter 10 o'clocI; at
night, who do not live on the streets
where there are arc ii%hts. will he
compelled to carry luutnrns to see
their way. III 1t rlty where the tax
rate is higher than in Philadelphia
or New York, the people expect
something FOR their money We
remember WHEN there were only gas
lights On the principal streets and
you had to wade in mud knee deep
to cross the street. But the taxes
were not 50 high and the people got
used to living that way. But times
have changed aud So have the pru-
PIE. They pay for lights and they
expect to get them, s. hurry up the
matter.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

BE sure to buyyour goods in Will
mlngton and from the live mer-
chants who advertise in the REpuB-
LICAN. We have a few yet left.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

WHAT KIND Of showers have we
been having, Addicks, Higgins or
DUPONT showers; Or are they Eli
Ott CYCIOues.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

matter
WILMINnToN has shippal its pro-
duce to nearly every country on the
face Of the globe, Now Delaware
apples have been shippai to England
Thirty cases Of well selected upples
were shipped to England yesterday
from Wyoming. Kent county. The
1rult comprises several early vuric-
ties troln the orchards Of f. II Bau-
croft, \. W. SIHynIaktr and +. NJ.
Sopln, 1'l" experiment is conduct
ed by tie Department Of AgrIrul.
tue At Washiugt ii. Tire fruit was
shipped in tho steamship philalrl-
ph,a from New York. 1t is to be
hoped the fruit will arrive all right
and open It profitable field for Dela-
ware apje, ON til" other side,
ONH Of the most destructive wind
and electric storms visited the vIriu-
ity Of Smyrna On SUNDAY evening.
rive persons were struck by light
ing near &mNrnu houses and barns
uuroOt"i, and buildings reduced to
niMluE wood. while others were
struck by Lightning Uh' Lurupl to
tAe ground. There was every ap-
praruncr Of Il cloud burst Several
thousand dollars worth Of damage
WAS done.
ElDnr weeks have passed since
til" con- sNIE" began and it dOes not
seem % he. amy nearer settled than
Oil the trs' day We are toll that
rpnl lNa" u9 raised III price, which
i5 not 'vr,. run,ulu" u those who
have t. huE rvaI. But all things
have an "r~i uuh ~ VIII the coal
strike. We hope II nay bo soon.
IT. you n}T' a dog yOu are COM
peIicI u pay IL lncnee H. well as
lruVIde a wire mt!EIic for it, if if is
allowed - run tho streets. If vvu
are a 'aru-r II Wilmington vou are
Required t. tah" Out 4 lwru.r from
IT," Barriers Association ur Won are
l.IIdr 10 D': roaccu,cd aud tnrd III
III" mH!Irpr"i court.
~ HNEt ""i N't' lbi your luNpIltr
i the %uid watch contest for the
n"Ht lopular base ban player in
J"inWar", now running in the RE-
PUBLICAN.
WHAT KIND Of showers have we
been having, Addicks, Higgins or
DUPONT showers; Or are they Eli
Oft cyclones;
BE sure to buy your goods in Will
mington and from the live mer-
chants who advertise in the REpuB-
LICAN. We have a few vet left.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-08

hr Sure aHI yo," for your favprItc
i the %oId watch contest for the
l""Ht ropuar base ban player in
delaware, now running in the RE-
~. Ii ~
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-01-18

Finest potatoes ever brought to Green Forest $t 40 per bushel, by the barrel, at Tabor 6 Foreman's this week only
 Regular church services by the pastor of the Baptist church Saturday after noon, Saturday night and Sunday. When you come to Green Forest and need anything in the hardware line don't fail to get prices at Rhodes 6 O'Neal's before you buy.
 The past weeks operation has not re- corded much progress in drilling the oil we'll. Soon after starting up last week bit come from off the shaft and the threads upon the latter were battered, which necessitated the sending of the shaft to Kansas City to be repaired. In the meantime drilling has proceeded but rather slowly, as work has to be en- tirely suspended every time a bit is to be sharpened. A depth of about 20 feet has been reached. Double shifts will be put in as soon as the shaft is received and work will proceed 20 hours out of every 24.
 The Ladies Home Mission Society's "birthday" supper and social at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Jernigan Tuesday evening was crowned with the tf,ot att efforts of the society. The receipts amounted to $41.72. which is an ample sum to finish seating the church, for which purpose the occasion was had. The price charged for supper was sum equal to one cent for each year the par ticipant was old. Both MT. and Mrs. Jernigan proved themselves to be de- lightful entertainers and all were made to feel as pleasant and free as if they were at home.
 The attention of Judge Pittman has been called to the very inferior grade of coal oil that has been dealt out in this county of late and the Judge told THE TRIBUNE editor last Monday that it is his intention to look into the matter of an oil inspector for this county and see if something cannot be done to remedy i the very great evil of shipping in water and selling it for coal oil. The law pro- vides for the county judge to appoint an inspector, who holds during the pleasure of the judge. Such an appointment was made oufing Judge Worthington's ad- ministration, but if the office is not now vacant the appointee certainly neg lectin1 his duty.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-01-18
Hon. w. K. Phillips.

In this issue of THE TRIBUNE we pre- sent the name of Hon. w. R. Phillips of Green Forest as a candidate for re- election to the office of representative of Carroll county, subject to the action of the democratic primary. No name in Carroll county is better known to it's people than that of w. R. Phillips and he needs no introduction from us. He is not new to the position he seeks as it has been filled with honor and credit by him a number of years ago, and he is now asking to succeed himself for a second term, being the present incum- bent. In all his service Mr. Phillips has ranked with the ablest there as a safe, conservative and business legislator and there is probably no man in the state who has taken in the house higher rank as an authority on parliamentary law and practice. He is the author of a number of measures, and his course as a representative has always been such as has met the commendation of his people. A man of extensive experience in the work he seeks to perform, of wide acquaintance over the state, of high ed
 i. ucational qualifications and of unsullied , reputation, we commend to the voters of Carroll county the name of w. R.. Phillips as an honorable and upright Christian gentleman whom any county
 would be proud of as it's representative.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-01-18

1 Nicodamus was fed by the way side at Tabor & Foreman's.
 Note the new list of prices in the Mercantile Co.'S ad.
 The breakdown of the oil we'll machin- cry necessitated a trip to Kansas City by Sup't. Lamm.
 Overcoats, gents heavy underwear at J. c. Harbert & Co.'S.
 Albert McElyea turned up in Green Forest again last Saturday afternoon abiding with us for two or three days.
 The enterprising new firm of Tabor 6: Foreman have added new feature to their business. They are now prepared to supply their customers with all kinds of both fresh and cured meats.
 "Hello Central, No. 19, please! Hello Tabor &c Foreman, send me down nice 25c beef roast, two loaves of your nice graham bread, sis worth of Famous coffee, 1'sworth of fine Eastern granu- lated sugar and my usual order of kraut, pickles, canned goods and cereals. Good by"
 The Payne cottage was burned at Eureka Springs Sunday and in spite of the city's equipment to fight fire, num- Der of other buildings were barely saved. Double diligence should be used in guarding against fires such dry weather as we are having. A fire now would find the people almost helpless in Green Forest. We suggest general inspection of flues and the utmost pre- caution in handling fire.
 THE TRIBUNE places before it's readers the announcement of Frank Carroll of Eureka Springs for the democratic nom 1 ination for assessor. Mr. Carroll was raised in Carroll county, being son of the late John c. Carroll at one time United States marshal for the western district of Arkansas. MT. Carroll has the advantage of fine, practical business education and experience in public bus mess, so essential to the important office to which he aspires, although he has never sought an elective office before He has served in the capacity of deputy sheriff for the western district of the county, as chief clerk in the Eureka 1 Springs post office and is at present a member of the police force of Eureka Springs. He is deservedly popular among his many acquaintances through out the county and will doubtless receive a strong support,
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-01-18
Salt pork, ii 1-2 cents at Tabor &

Salt pork, ii 1-2 cents at Tabor 6 Foremen's.
 P. H. Stroud has been critically i'll for several days past.
 Tabor &c Foreman want your butter and eggs, best prices paid.
 CIV. Draper, the head machinest of the oil we'll drillers, has gone on brief visit to his home in Kansas City, Kan. J. J. Inman arrived here Wednesday on his way home near Yocum. He had been at Dodd City several weeks clerk ing in a store.
 BIDS WANTED-To do the carp enter work to enclose the Baptist church house. Building to be 26x40, annex 20x26, belfry 8x8 to be enclosed to the roof of house. For further plans and specifications call on Building Com mittee. All bids must be handed in on or before Saturday, Jan. 25, 1902.
 A. J. RUSSELL,
 Chairman Com. William Mathews, residing about four miles west of town was quite badly in jured in runaway accident Tuesday. He was hauling barrel of water when his mules became frightened and ran, almost totally demolishing the wagon, throwing him and his little son both out. The boy was hurt only slightly. Dr. Poynor dressed the wounds of MT. Mathews. He says while the injuries are quite painful they are not necessarily dangerous.
 The conduct of several boys at the Ladies Home Mission Society supper Tuesday night has been the subject of much adverse comment. A number of boys, who certainly lack something in the form of good manners, pushed them selves forward to the table and persisted in going through the form of eating until the other seats had been filled two or three times. This, too, when there were great many old people waiting This is net the first time such incidents have occurred in Green Forest, but we truly hope it will be the last.