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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
" N. G. A Sports

There will be two basket ball
games at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, tomorrow even
ing. The Blue and White and
the Orange and Maroon teams
will line and two exciting games
are expected. Tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock there will be a
hand ball tournament between
three teams. They will line up as
follows: F. W. Megaw and Robert
Kemp, NJ. Il. Douglas and A. A.
Wilmot, Harry Hyland and Hor-
ace Rettew,Jr.
Indoor sports will be held next
Thursday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
FUNERAL OF
MRS. COLEMAN.

The funeral OF Mrs Frances Elizabeth
leighton Coleman, wife OF bishop 1Ieiglr-
ton Coleman, took place at 9 o'clock yes.
terday af ernoon. Services were hold &C
St, Johns Church and intorment was
N ado in tho cemetery OF tho du P0nt rami
ly on the Brandywine.
The service was one OF the most impres
sive sesn in many years. though 10 was
thu same which the church gives to its
hum best member. except that the attend
ance Of clergy was larger than usual
While the organist g. William X. Brad
ford, played u funeral march, the funeral
procession or tered the rear Of tie church
and proceeded up the centro aisls to the
a!,ar. First came ho YES tol choir OF thir
" silently marching holding heir bucks
ia front Of them. Tho clergy, seventeen
priests OF the church in oil, followed. and
then the casket was borue In by the pail
bearers The casket was OF white oak
with u full length cross upon tho cover.
AS the procession reached the altar. the
Rev. Martin h. Dunlap of Old Swede5
Church, pronounced the opening sen
tences of he service and then the vested
choir chanted tho psalm which follows.
Arch.leucon George G. Hall rector OF
S John Church read the lesson and tho
Rcv. H. Ashton Henry rector Of Trinity
Church lead the prayers aud al tar service.
The other clergy present iuclndeu Arch
deacon George NJ. Bond of Dover. tho
Rows. George V. G.lreath Smyrna, Kensey
]. Hammond OF Immunuel church. this
city, William j. Hamilton of Delaware
City, NJ. L. PotTonbergcr of Newark. Rich
ard b. Post of st. Matthew'S Church, vii
min gton. Clarence u. Weldon OF Clayton
Hubert w. Wells of st. Andrews Chnrch
| this citv, William J. Wilkio of Middle
town, John S. Bunting Of CHRIS: Church
Chestsr;own, C Md, Charles B. Dnbsli ot
Philadelphia. William Schouler of Elkttn
and William G. Wnre of Philadelphia,
| wi ii the family ware tho Rev. T. A. II.
Brown of S F.. Johns Chapel, Ncw.fork.
/ and tho Rev. John Coleman, II brother OF
the bishop.
During the service the vested choir sang
20 What the Glory and the Joy " III b,
which was favorite h ymn OF Mrs Cole
man. and ''For All the Saints Who From
| Their Labor Rest"
At the conclusion of the latter hymn
the body was again borne to the hcarse
and tho funeral procession moved 10 the
cuiuutery,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Mckay Leads Voting Contest.

There remains but two more nights De
fore the wind up OF tho Wilmington 81 cy
clio Club fair.
Another large crowd was pretent last
night, and all the booths did n large bust
nsss. Madame Zitta. the pnlmist. also ell
tertained number Of persons with her
clever readings.
To night the High School Minstrels will
give performance with an sntiro change
OF programme. They will also ba present
to morrow afternoon md give special
eutectninmenJ for the scho0i children.
There will also bs exhibition riding OH
the whirl to morrow afternoon Last night
the riders OF tbs wbirl, ia addition 70 the
regular exhibition, repea ell their difficult
feat OF riding a tandem around the bowl
The voting for the most popular basket
ball player Is getting coss The First
Battalion will not play basket ball tomor
row night, and the team will visit tho fair
and hustle for Mckay. Hollis friends
will also 10 OH hand. and thoy havo sccur
ed many vote, which will be deposited o
MOI row. Tho vote last night stood as FOL
lows: Mckay, l503; Holt. l. 4sl; Stuart.
I
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN
| Wise Women Use the
Great Spring Medicine
Paine's Celery Compound
1t Is the Only Remedy That Can Pm.
vide for the Increase Of Red Cor.
DuScleS In the Blood.

From every section OF the land,
from Maine to California, strong and
well attested reports of women, blood
less, nervous, dyspeptlc, neuralgia,
rheumatic, and run down, and in many
cases so weak as to be bedriddcn, who
have been enabled to resume their
places in the family and in social life,
enjoying health, vigor, and true hap
piness, all through the aid OF that
great blood purifier, blood maker and
health giyer. Paine's Celery COM
pound.
When Paine's Celery compound Is
used the rapid change in color, flesh,
and expression of the face is SO mark.
ed and observable, that repair Of the
wasted tissues might well be called q
renewal Of life.
paine's Celery Compound is the
only medicine that can effectively in-
crease the proportion ofrcd corpuscles
in the blood; this is u source OF power
over all blood diseases, rheumatism,
neuralgia, kidney and liver troubles,
dyspepsia, indigestion, and general
run down condition.
Mrs. Martha p. Lunceford, a we'll
known and popular lady OF Crawfords-
willie, Ga, grateful for her cure by
Paine's Celery compound, sends the
following letter for the benefit of all
suffering women:
81 think it is my duty to let you
know about the wonderful work
Painc's Celery Compound has done
| for me. | have been sick for the past
fifteen or twenty years with dyspep.
sia, heart and stomach trouble, and
rheumatism, and SO many diseases
that can't mention them all.
".As for sleep, I didn't know what
it was to have good nights sleep,
and would roll and tumble and sit up
in bed half the night. The second
night took Paine S Celery Compound
| went to bed and slept all night You
don't know how much better felt i'll
the morning. l have not loaf a night $
sleep since l have been taking Palne's
Celery Compound ! don't know IN
what words to thank you for Paine's
Celery Compound. 1t is worth Its
weight in gold.'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
DEATH OF
THOMAS KNOX

Thomas Knox a prominent and
distinguished resident Of Duponts
Banks died last night after an
illness from spinal mengetis.
The deceased was prominent
society man and well known among
Red Men being Il member of Wa
waset Tribe.
For many years he has been
Recording Secretary of Star Of
Bethlehem Loyal Orange Lodge
of this city and also attained the
honours OF Past Master. His sud
den death is keenly felt and much
regretted by the many Orapge-men
among whom he associated.
He received the first Past Mast
ersJewell presented by the Orange
men Of this city at the close OF
his term in that exhaulted Office.
The Orange Social which was to
take place this evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, Highlands, has been
postponed owing to the esteem
with which he is held by his Bro.
members, A special meeting of
the Lodge will be held at the
Hall GlOa Market street this even
ing to make arrangements for the
funeral which date will be ANNOUNCE
ed later.
Deceased was an active member
Of Christ P. d. Church on the
Brandywine.
4 widow and two children sur
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
---------F----
Dsnti, of Mrs. Jackson,

Fannie L. vile Of George Ja:k-
son, tied ofconsumptlon this moru-
inp, at her residence, No 1l2l
West Second street. She was the
daughter OF N. l.. Jcnney, the well
known produce dealer at the south
east corner OF Third and King
streets. She has been an invalid
for wears.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
CHARGED WITH
HERESY

Mcpherson, kan., March 40
Rev. DIR. Granville Louther, pas
tor OF Il local church, was served
with papers at a Methodist Epis-
copaf conference hero to-day cha
rging him with heresy and setting
forth that ho would be tried at
Arkansas City, Kan, on March rs.
DR.. Louther, who is a member
OF the Southwest Methodist con-
ference, is charged Will being
guilty "of disseminating doctrines
contrary to and subversiye OF the
doctrines of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church." and it is alleged that
he is "atheistic and eyolutionistic.
Dr.. Louther is charged with
making and teaching the following
doctrines, which are set down as
in violation OF the Confession OF
Faith and the catechism:
"That the serpent who talked to
Eve was a man, one OF the race to
which she and Adam belonged;
that lie had not come into a con-
seriousness of God, therefore was
classad with the beasts, and that
there were other inhabitants or
members of the race; if not, how
did Gain find his wife in the Land
OF Nod, where none of Adams
children, except Cain, had gone?
If not, whence came the daughters
of men whom the sons of God, took
for neir wives? The reasonable
Interpretation is that the descend
ants of Adam were called SONS OF
God, because, having entered into
a conscious knowledge of God
they would claim Him as their
Creator and worship Him. The
others, not knowing God, were
called SONS and daughters Of men.
"That Adam and Eve, as first
created, had no perception Of their
obligations of obedience; that in
eating of the fruit OF the Tree Of
Good and Evil they had done moth
ing except what others about them
were doing and what they them
selves had formerly done-tllat IL
live like beasts; but they had q
higher vision Of spiritual things
than formerly, and consequently
they felt guilty.
"That Christ died for men to
show men how to die for man;
that this willingness to do for man
should be multiplied by exactly
the number OF Disciples Of Christ,
and that the atonement can never
be completed until this idea pre-
walls.
pr. Louther has been identified
for years with the Kansas State
Holiness Association as its presi-
dert. He believes that in religious
as well as on world building, God,
is proceeding from lower to high
ers forms, and that this process
tiftst continue in the future as it
has in the past. He conte '1s that
creeds are valuable only as land
marks; says that lack of freedom
fol- the soul is like compressing Il
lady's waist in corsets to compel
tito grow according to a certain
fashionable ideal. He declares that
religion can never reach the full
ness of naturalness until it shall
b free from fear Of persecution
for its highest and holiest concep-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
THE NEED OF
SENATORS,

Mr.. Editor--Dslaware has for
several decades been noted for her
able representatives in the upper
house Of Congress. AT present
she cannot boast of that represen-
tation which she is justly entitled
to. Whether it to the fault of the
Republicans-the Democrats--or
the purlind editors Of the putrid
local papers always exceptions
nlade) the writer is not able to say
He knows this that Delaware is
to-day the '1aughing stock" of Her
Sister States. Not that she hasn't
in time past been ably represented
in the United States but that she
isn'ttoday is where the fun appear
to comes in.
: Somebody or some party is de-
,priving the Diamond State OF her
lust representation III Congress
and many have concluded that
the time has arrived when y halt
to the proceedings in our state
shall have been called. 1t is I'M
gust. Should u bill detrimental to
our interests pass the lower house
of Congress who have we in the
Senate OF the United States to
vote against tho ratification OF
such a bill? Not one. We can
mot petition that honorable body,
simply because we have no repre-
isentation there-no honest right
ito do 50.
I ask you voters of Delaware
lis il not time that we arouse from
our political stupefaction put on
our armors as in days Of yore and
show to this great country that
while our state may have been in
: one sense of the word, she is in
every other way equal to any state
in the union? Let us do it. Let
us see to it---as representative
citizens of Delaware that our state
shah from 1908 henceforth be
represented in the United States
by good men Of ability.
Let the rescrips come forth from
the parties rulers as to what shall
OF shall not be done but pay n1
heed to them only so far.
Vote for measures and not men
Now let us see thai Delaware has
her full quoto i'll the next Con
gress and let them be honest Re-
publicans for any other would vii
nigh border on the Democracy.
Don't forget, my friends, Della
ware will show her political nihil
ty by failing to elect senators mex
winter. Such must not be thu
case and the writer does not be-
lieye that it will I've. We wan
Republicans of the first water tt
represent us, men whose cllaract II
are above reproach and with such
men Delaware can as in the pas
60 on her way rejoicing.
r.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by fresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature.
Saturday. clear weather will pre-
vail, and warmer with fresh west
crly winds, followed in this section
by showers.
Sunday promises to be partly cloudy
ann warmer.
Tie thermon.I Ite1 at W. C.Taylor' 5
drug store io2 K.hg street today reg
istercd Us fellows;
O'Clock 10 O'Clock ! o'ci1cH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
GAVE A SET OUT.

The Young Mems Republican Club
bowling team gave the members OF
the Young Mems Christian and the
knights of Columbus bowling teams
with a substantial set out last even
ing after the game in the Club house
Refreshments were served by Caterer
Horace COiter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
rlill to Resume,

The people Of Rising Sun are judi.
liant over the good news that the old
Walker mill will shortly be put in re-
pair and will he operated by new
company to be organized. There will
10 about 200 hands employed. The
mill several years ago was operated
BY Barlow and Thatcher. They closed
stlle mill and opened one In the South.
Mr.. Thatcher will be one Of the
lieaEiast sto1 1a stp stt IN new
s1tluii1apxay: it1ts6 IttSttstcd ttt tkc.
project decline W taik on tile adb.'
1eCt. NJ K s{,'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
New Warehouse.

Great progress is being
made in the erection Of the
Charles Warner Companys'
new warehouse, to replace the
one recently burned down.
The Eastern storage building
has been sheatcd with corugat-
ed iron and the frame work of
the others is in position.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
The Life OF Christ,

At s o'clock the Rev.
William M. Jetfcries will give
his fifth stereopticon lecture
on "The Life of Christi at
Calvary Episcopal Church.
His subject will be ''The Tri-
umphal Entry
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
CIIRISTIANA

Miss Marion II. Powell, of Christi.
ana, who has secured line position
in Wilmington, went home last even
ing to attend an evening social. She
had an enjoyable time and returned
to Wilmington early this morning.
A handsome robe was stolen las,
evening at Christiana, belonging to
John &. Walker Of State Road
Miss Emma l.. Powell, of Christi
ana, who married David Gray, OF this
city, now resides in Wilmington Ul
the west side of town.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21

A woman In a country town in Illinois
after trying many ADVERT ed ''tonic,' in
vain, it a sail has written the following
testimonial to her druggist who 10 boom.
ing Vinol:
"Dear Sir: Before taking Viuol l was
too weak to spank the baby. l have tax
ell three bottles and now can lick my
husband, Heaven bless you
The Vlnol agency in Wilmington is n.
B, Danforths d:ug s.ore Market and
Second streets. .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
PERSONAL
MENTION
LODGE ENTERTAINs.

An enjoyable entertainment was
given last evening by Eden Lodge,
1. o. o. +. The program which was
presented by Harry Morphet and
William H. Stevenson, Of the Phila-
delphia Entertainment Bureau. was
highly enjoyed. II consis'e ed of magic
ventriloquism, musical and vocal se-
lectIons. The afYair was in charge of
a con lnittee consisting Of Joseph +.
Williams, i. L. Peacock, D. Vance
Thomas and D. L. Ott. Music was
furnished by the Harmony Mandolin
and Guitar Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
TO GIVE A RECEPTION.

The Robert Emmett Literary AS.
ISOLATION will hold its fifth annual
reception in Turn Hail on Easter
Monday evening. James Brennan is
chairman of the committee Of ar
rangementS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21

Members of the Friendship
Fire Company are meeting
with much success in the sale
of tickets for the Company's
annual reception in April.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Miss L. Skellenger Of No. GOA West
Ninth fstreet, entertained number
Of friends last night. The evening
was pleasantly spent with music and
games, after which refreshments
were served.
Among those present were Misses
Emma Eckles. Of Odessa, Bessie
Shlpley. Leila Jones, A V. skcllon-
ger, Mabellc Mcbride, Bessie Jones.
G. N. Tanberg, Messrs. Frank p.
Halt, William Jones, Olin Willis,
Charles Stokley, Robert Hayes, Will
liam Skellenger, Harry 1mler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Recovering His Health.

Harvey Patton while engaged 10
the labratory in the Medica Chi
Hos pital in Philadelphia, last week
cut his fiuger with an Instrument
and inoculated himself with DIS
ease. lie has been very sick but
ia RAPIDLY recovering his health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Ut Al rs

KNOX On Nla:ch %, 1902, Thomas Knox, in
his 5.i year.
RELATIVES, frionds Star Of Bethel Lodge No.
,si >. O. l.. and Wuwaset Tribe No. 0. l. q.
il. ~ are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from his late residence Charles Banks
Duronts mills uear Wilmington Oh SUuda y
afternoon, March y at 2 O'clock. Ser"iccs
q, Christ Episcopal Church at 2.5U u'clocH ln.
terment at areenhiil cemetery,
HAlNES-At Newport, Del. on March Goth
1903 sarah wife Of Hiram ". Huines, aged
VI years.
ReIa.!vus and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral services At the residence OF her
4 ]son IN law, Herbert Yates, Sr., Newpors. Del
ION SATURDAY afternoon liarch 22,atl.3l o'clock
NJ satnforss I'M kiycryiAW re1petety y, !. asss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

At her home in Townsend, on
Wednesday evening, Miss Cathar'nc
Ratledge entertained a number 81
her Young friends. A delightful
time was spent and refreshments
were served,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

:. WEDDTNE ANNUL NCENF1NI
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding Of NJ. Vernon Mellott
and Lillian NJ. Parsons, both Of this
city. which takes place in Asbury NJ.
+. Church on Wednesday, March 26,
ut s o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Oyster Supper tonight

An oyster supper will be given at
the homo of Mr.. N. 7. Gray, No. II
East Seventh street, tonight for the
benefit of the First NJ. p. Church.
First table at 5 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Gar Robbed,

+ A freight car standing on the N.
Y. p. & W. tracks at Delnar a few
nights ago was robbed Of several box
es of r/rchandise. Railroad detec-
tiyes are working in the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
DOTS.

Word was received here this
morning OF the death Of John Kelley
son OF George D. Kelley, Of Middle
town. The young man died in a
Phil adelphia Hospital where he had
been taken few days ago.
Horses running away and wagons
breaking down were fashionable 10.
day as d bout ak such occurrence 8
happened.
The bark Alice at Isabelle has
been taken to the Harlan & Ho'.
lngsworth yards for repairs. She
had been ashore for over twomonths
Members of the Republican State
Central Committee are in Whining.
ton to-day in conference with the
leaders. 1t looks now like en-
agreement for common primaries.
DR.. Robert G. Ellcgood, Of Con-
cord, Del, is very siek. DR.. JOSH
ua Elleg ood, one OF his sons, of this
city went TO Concord to-day. lie is
~ years old and lie one OF the best.
known physicians in the State.
John II. Richards has disconiin.
ued farming and has purchased the
White coal yards at Sliyerbrook and
will carry on the coal trade.
Charles Thomas went to Phlladel-
phia to day to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mary Florence Brown, wife of
Edward +. Brown and daughter oi
the late James Z. Comegs. deceased
VA a sister ID Law, ,o 4. Il 4 \. ha1aas \,
saanktf tvul 4 ~ \
4 81 Il j JalnGs JOhns6h, N " - .l n ~ @ T.
/ idsntined ass asin ~ u sGi ~ ssli6sS
a farmer at Elan, PA. Z
The OilGeld entered port to day
to load with oil at Marcus Hook.
Harry Jackson has a moter tricycle.
which is attracting considerable at
tention while riding around the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Mems Suits.

$3.50 buys a surprising good
one, choice OF % styles, you'll see
value in cloth, style and trusty
workmanship.
$40 for fine black worstels,
serges and cassimers. we show to-
day more than fifty Of the newest
styles Of suits for men and youths,
you can pay twelve and even fifteen
dollars in any other store and not
get a better suit.
Mems Suits IS to SIS, we qua
rantee to give you better for the
price than can be had any where
else. As much as We can get
Our Clothes are Union made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Boys Clothes

The brightest Of all wool goods
60 into our Boys Suits, Norfolks,
Vestees, Sailors, Blouses, Double
breasted and three piece suits,
\ $l.5O the lowest price, $3.50 the
highest price. '7'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
VIII Preach sunday.

Rev. John Coleman will o(ficiate
at st. James Church, Stanton. on
Sunday morning, and in st. James
Church. New port, on Sunday. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
ssal Fxaihsday will witne-s the Easter,
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I'M bard Of Trade journal Is out
TT the month Of March and is full OF
interesting trade news matter.
The Philadelphia Record has reduc-
ed the price Of coal % ccntsa ton.
There will be several changes in
the saloons in this city after March
25th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
TAKES DUE
The COUNTY

At the meeting Of Levy Cour.
this morning John A. Lawson. a
representative o! the Atlas Dreds-
ing Company, asked that the bridge
ACROSS the Chris.ianh creek at
Newport, be wldcned. Mr.. Lawson
sta,ed that his company wanted the
bridge wldencd SO as to allow its
large to get up tho creek, Ihc
company has several thousand do'-
lars OF work awaiting up the creek
bul Is unable 10 get ite drcdsc pass
the bridge. Fh: mattc' was re-
ferred TO Mr.. Ewart.
The following resolution offered
BY Mr.. Elliott was adopted:
Whereas, ltapDears by the books
OF the comptroller lhatths following
balances OF taxes are due from the
collectors OF the rural hundreds o
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
THE savoy !! I

Chelsea. Atlantic City, N J.
Directly Tn the bearh Sun ,arior, Ho.
and ctld water In eyery room. Sen water In
au til rooms. steam heat. Write for
b 'oklet. ne,luceu rates for entire sprir &
s,uson Booklet i. NJ. HANLEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
AVON INN

Kear ~ III Z VT y " n ass II
|.t.s.ss e. Ss:I ss!' &; 4 H. y
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21
Spring Suits

BY the thousands, all kinds,
new, fresh and beautiful placed on
our tables for the first time to-day
most of them are Union made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21

Whereas. Yhere is immediate nccd
OF said amounts 10 be collected in
order that the curren: expenses OF
the county be met, therefore be It
~ I,Gxolved, That the attorney OF
This t&tS is hereby directed TO no.
tify the several collectors as above
that settlement OF amounts due
must be made with the county
comptroller on or before the fifteenth
day OF April next, and Iailing to do
40, that such legal steps will be
taken as the law provides.
! Court adjourned until 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-21

nCWADC Of imitations OF Diamond Dyes
BEN AhG ASK for and take only Diamoad