The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

ceTaine,
fyou are Ill, slon't hesitate to
get abottleOfLytiia r. Pinkhani's
Vegetable Compound at once,
and write to Mrs. Pinkbam,
Lynn, Mass, for special advice
1t is free.
The parents OF the students who
left Delaware College because the
faculty had suspended five fellow
students for haXlng, are not in sym
Dathy with the strike inaugurated
by them. The students are entire
" III the wrong and should he made
to % back 10 school. No student
under the circumstances III which
they left should be upheld by their
parents The faculty have Il per
feet right to make such necessary
rules to govern the students as they
deem fit and proper, and il they
are broken by the students they
should hc enforced The boys have
no rights in the controversy winch
took place between t'!"m, and the
faculty are only acting within their
rights tor ihe welfare and efficient
government nl the Institution.
| With lax d,ssip!n" what would
the school amount TO: What parent
would want to send his son to such
an institutions The students who
We're suspended broke the rules of
the college aud they should be made
to pay the penalty which i'll this
case is not IL severe one, The boys
| parents should see to it that they
resume their seats in the college Oh
Monday next. We are not in favor
! of strikes, lochouts or huyrUtts. In
| this particular case we think the 30
| odd students are in the wrong and
acted in hasty manner ami have
done the faculty a wrong, a meet
ing will he called Friday evening
III the Board Of Trade rooms III the
Equitable Building to which the
parents Of the students are cordially
invited. No right minded parent
will uphold his son in the stand he
has taken in making the demand Of
| Delaware College. Boys, be manly
and be as prompt to acknowledge a
wrong as you would have others to
act toward you.
An effort will he made by the
parents of the striking students to
have the rule reScinded suspendlng
all students WHO signed The strike
notice to the faculty and studies
will kt; resumed as before the differ
en"es existed.
| JUDGE DALLAS III the Tinted
! States Court in Phiiud clphia ycsler
dav sustained the motion for Il non.
suit in tho case Of Samuel L. Kent
against j. Edward Addlcks fol
$500, OOO damages growing out Of Il
gas contract Some men are lucky
as well as rich. J L. 4. was conf
dent that he would win his suit and
he did. We should think he would
get sick and tired Of fighting law
suits. His Senatorial fight appears
only to he one OF his side issues.
Ir may be hard on the contractor,
but would it not h" Il good idea fol
the Levy Court to advertise til,
second time for all bids They hay,
saved money on the Washington
street bridge contract for putin;
down the planking. 1t might wori
once once or twice but the count,
would pay dear for it's whistle il
the end,
NINTH street from Market to Kin!
streets is a disgrace to Wilmington
In fact the greater part of NlUtl
street down to Walnut is nothin.
very beautiful to look upon whel
the cost of the paving is taken int
consideration. By all means lppai
this street as soOnas possible. Thel
take Il look at Washington stree
from Sixth up. 1t needs looking at
ter before it gets like Ninth street
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CONGRESS has placed the sum O
$500, 900 for the relief Of the volca
. no sufferers. under the direction q
President Roosevelt. 1t will be use
for the relief of the stricken peopl
of the French West Indies and ST
Vincent This action shows II nobl
and christian spirit.
APPARENTLY everything on Tues
day was coming w. l.. DOckstader
way of the Wonderland Theatre
He always was a lucky sportsman
: He said he never before had tn
game to fly into his arms.
IT does not look as if City Cour
ell was going to get much Of Sic
from the Water Department as tina
department has plans in view tina
will eat up its surplus for severe