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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
JOLLY PRIEST IN THE WAR.
The Cnpieasant Experience of Father
Dahill with II BOer Leader in the
South African War,

AS interesting IA parsonage as l
met Inv South Africa" writes a mill
tary contributor to NJ. A. p, sis Fa-
ther Dahill, CHEEKY, witty, good
nat'lred Irish chaplain, full of anec-
dote and brimmng over with fun. The
padre was in South Africa at the be-
ginning of the war, and had seen
the whole thing right through with
out scratch, until he was badly
hurt in the Victoria road railway dis
aster, when the rear part of the mail
train ran into the fron< portion, which
was standing at Victoria road sta
ton. He had been taken prisoner by
Gen Malan, the late commandment Hugo
and Commandant Brand OF the two
first named he has nothing but praise,
but he naively remarks: 4 should not
care to fall into Brands hands again
"Twenty men of the Bedford mill
tia mounted infantry had been cut
to bits-7 killed, 10 wounded. The
padre heard this news, determined o
go out in his Cape cart, find the
wounded and do what he could for
them. He started on his mission at
nine o'clock at NIGHT Io.iny b;s ,yov
no found biusslf hold nm I've, bo,,rs
ofter Inv Roer SENTRY He b,d d,;vs,
STRAIGHT into Gen. MnIon.s camn, Tho
padre was brought before the general,
whom he found orraved in dress
clothes spotless wbite shirt and lie
M,lon nr,cc.dsd with tho ue,.l tr;,
Of ouestions asking him his NISSAN
etc All of them were answered. n
the Roer's satisfaction .nv the ,,,v,
said Malan. .haye Won rife with yono,
.Yes, was tho rep,v .;n NV c,rt
hnrobor ,,,,s can't to fo.,l :. h.. -.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

Numerous conflicting estimates
have been made of the height Of the
Tower of Babel, but one fact never has
been denied and that is that il was a
skyscraper!s st. Jerome. IN his com
mentary on Isaiah. says hat The tower
was already 1000 PAGES high when God
came down to stop the work. \ pace
is about two and a hal iNet, therefore
1000 PAGES must he TO- 90 feet: CON
sequently Babel was 20 times as high
rs the Pyramids (Which ere only 800
feeD. Father Callnet says the tower
was $1,000 feet high and that the la n
glIages were COMPOUNDED because the
architects were c0nfoundcd. as they
did not know how to bring The building
to a head. Moreover, il is understood
that the Chinese language of to-day
was originally the same language us
the high German.-N. Y. Press.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
EIGHT DEAD IN EXPLOSION.
Di;segters In WiirtiD%tnn tDel) PUN
Minis EiGwntp.

WHALING" Del. Aug. o..
Eight worklurn are known to have
been Killed. six are missing and three
others wore badly injured by the eX.
plpeion Of two steel digpstcrs in the
Delaware pulp mills Of the .Icss,p a.
MuGl, iuD,r cUinyunv, on the Chris.
1ialGi river
The dirrstcys were l0"l:od in n two
story building. Tnprc were ten Of them
in the nlildug. each enc resembling
vat and about six feet in diameter.
Whpy were used for reducing wood
m..p. Eighteen men were ut work in
the hniidiur 'Tnrrn were tyo terrific
rrucr,s and the mex, instant the huild
iur and other mills about the structure
wn,r ,ounul,tnj, wrrckad oup diyrst,r
WAS l,luvu into the air and fell tn thr
ground 30 frnt away -
4 drus. vn,rma Of SNAKE for time
prevented tho outside wurIiurn FROM
rntug ia th4 i,nr,rdiYin rps,1In Of those
w',, wrrn r,u,ut.I in tho rl,irs of t1,,
f,liny lnildir., snv.,.I m,n u,nd,
th..fr .s,.,n,. ,,;,hm,, amy iri,lrv
An ,lu,.,u nr 6,A ,v.,s sn,ndpJ and
H., rutfrn Grn fanor,ro,t nf thn cf,r
aud - ,.r.rn ia, rn of ,.iira ver,. soor
NJ, tho ,,rnr,,d aud ,ha ,yo,.l, If ro.,,,e
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
PERSONAL
MENTION.
MlLLek--KUGEL.

George Graelr Miller and Miss
Martha Kugel of Philadelphia were
married in the Chapel of the Good
Shepherd at Bishopstead last even
ing. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Coleman.
John D.Seymour was the best man
and Miss KugeI. sister of the bride,
was maid Of honor. Previous to the
marriage ceremony the bride was con-
tirmed by Bishop Coleman. Mr.. Mil
Ter, has for some time been lay read.
er in charge OF Grace church. Bran
DIVINE hundred, and is shortly to be
ordained.
Mi. Miller is the son of the late
Rev. Jacob Miller, who was rector of
the same church. Mr.. and Mrs Miller
Will probably take up their residence
IN the rectory Of the chu rch.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

HOw's ThIs2

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
. ward tor any one case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catalrh
Cure. -
FRANK J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and iinan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
items made by their firm.
WEST Il TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, 0.
WALDING. KINNAN e. MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hall IS Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
l',ice Toe. a bottle.
Sold By all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

THE Independent voter will cut
somewhat of figure in the comm G
campaign in Delaware. He is the
man who can not be bullied or
threatened into voting for candi-
dates who he does not think are
competent to fill the offices for which
they are running. No candidate can
afford to antagCnize any of his
friends because they do not talk and
act as he thinks they should. No
candidate is SO strong that he can
not be defeated, every vote counts,
especially when the majority to go
and come on are Slight. The genial
candidate is the one who will catch
the most votes. The man who could
see you when he was not a candi-
date for Office and who had a nod
of the head and a pleasant word for
you on meeting you. Molas5es is
said will catch moro flies than vine
gar. If you don't believe it, Try it.
The Republican State Convention
held at Dover on Tuesday, did not
seem like Republican Convention.
1t lacked the old time ginger to
make it appear like a Republican
gathering. Not that we were not
amazed as well as pleased at the de-
ligntful manner in which the gentle
men composing the Convention got
along together. Everything worked
50 smoothly, there not being hitch
in the working of the members of
that body. There was not u baise
word in the platform adopted nor
harsh word said about any fellow
Republicans. The three present
State Officers and Congressman Ball
were nominated for another term
and should receive the support of
the Republican voters. We need
Congressman as badly us two United
States Senators and we do not care
to sec any quarreling over the Con
gresham.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
BIG COLLlERY OPEN.
"arnke WEshcry Makes First break
In the strike,

"arnke WEshcry Makes First break
In the strike.
'WlLkESBARRE. Pa, Aug. 21.-
The coal operators OF the Wyoming
region have taken step forward. The
Warnke Wa#hcry at Duryea, under IA
strong guard, was kept in operation all
day, and the Ma!tby breaker of the
LchigA Valley Coal company prepared
Il lot Of coal which had already been
mined for the market.
At strike headquarters it Is claimed
that the output Of coal at the washery
was very small and that fifty or sixty
special officers We're required to pro
tcct the few men employed at the
place. Nothing was known at strike
headquarters about the Lehi&h Valley
Coal company running coal through
their breaker. National Board Member
John FallOn said that there was no
change In the st+Rtion He thinks that
the strikers are as firm az ever. The
strike leaders Ecre believe that J. Pier
pUnt Morgan will consent to Il confer
cnrH of some Kind with President
Mitchell and that the strike will be
over BY the lst OF September.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

some tnG book canyasSer calico
ugon MN!shail Jean G.. short, aud
sLid MIN a SET OF BOOKS for 500 lie
waste receive three volume; and II
nc d,i not like them thea he could
rGLurn them, lie signed auaper whic ii
turned out TO Ae IA contract.
y don IcrCr Come with the set Of
books bat tho Marshall tod nan he
did not want th.m and ~ never laid
his eyes on the books Su!t wS5
brought in Magistrate pritchctt' >
Ollie . last night bat the cana wa'
disa lowed.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
SHAH VISITS EDWARD.


LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Thc shah of
Persia has visited King Edward. WHO
is STAYING on board his yacht in the
Solent. The Persian monarch was ac-
compHnied rs the Prince Of Wales and
the Duke of Connauglit. The speed of
til" train was regulated to suit the
shah'S preference for slow travelling,
and the Journey consequently took an
hour longer than usual.
hallway men were stationed along
the whole route as sentries. practically
in sight Of one another. The Victoria
and Albert, with the king on board,
steamed from Cowes Roads to Ports
mouth to meet the shah.
The king received the shah on the
deck at Portsmouth. A guard of 800
marines, sCamcn and fuSileers was
mounted, and royal salute was fired
from the forts The shah went on
board the Victoria and Albert, which
was moorcd to the dock, and took
luncheon with the king.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
Lord kitchc Reward,

King Edwards recognition of the
<ervices rendered by Lord Kitchener in
South Africa. created him Il viscount
and promoted him to be L general. The
King also asked and obtained from
parliament authority to make him a
grant Of $250,0O0. The gram was voted
June 5, which was the third anniycr-
sary Of the vote making grant of
Sl50,O00 to Lord Kitchener for his bril-
liant success in the campaign in the
eudan.-iouth's Companion.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
AL WEIR; .;ANi u

"For yrAY. | sUtet"I such " old mi,-
o'y from bronchitis. wrltcsJ, II. JOHNS
ton, OF y Uuynt,n, Ga, Chat often !
Wa, WnlD,u ~ wurn. Iu,n. wArn owe g
dang oI,o failed, ! was wholly en- ed hy
Dr. sing Sew Discovery for Luusun =.
uOn. Nv VIE suffered lniUnsrly iipn
Asthma, tai cared her. aud IA our OK
prrirnCe goes 10 sh0w !, i the best C.ou,
medicine ia 10 wurtd ~ A tr.Al W.
convince you IU'i unr.vi!ri Tor 1hru.s
and Lung di3op,"s Linlrunte.i UUttin
yoC NndEl,uO Trial hO.tIoa tree u y. Is,
BGntUrth drug store
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
Wcnther Probabilities.
Fair; fresh east Winds, shifting to
EOtl Invest
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

May Yohr and Putnam Bradlce
Strong sailed from Lisbon for Argcl-
tina.
II. l.. Doherty defeated Clarence Hn-
Tart in tn" Newport tennis tourna
ment. ia.
Three Kentucky muriteTrrs made an
unsuccessful attempt to escape from
the frankfort pyHiicnt larry.
1t WAS reported that !. X. Richards
solicitor general. department Of JUS
tlcc. expected to resign in autumn to
become Abner McKinlry'S law part
ncr.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
Clmr Z liY Tonight

The camp rail- at st. Paul'S NJ. /
Church, Seventh and Market streets
Friday evening, AZ $50 promises e
be Of unusual interest Mrs. Ben
son will nave charge Of the mus :
The new book will he used AMI IT,.
camp choir will assist her. d.,
Murray is working up tho srrvica
aud will invite tie ministers ant
camp workers to b. present.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
SURPRISE PARTY.

An enjoyable surprise party was
given to Miss Mary Testing on her
birthday last evening, Among those
present: Misses Mary Feasting, Mary
Snyder, Clara Kolbus, Nelly Grant,
Annie Snyder, Helen Lang, Helen
Testing: Messrs. Will Grant, Frank
Baldwin, Warren Paris, Edward
johnson, John Shatfer, Floyd Barnes
and tbnIs
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
THOMPSON ELLIOTT.

Walter Thompson of this city and
Miss Elite M. Elliott of West Pnila-
delphia, were married at noon yester-
day by the Rev. II. S. Delaney of
Asbury church. The ceremony took
place at the home of the bride = par
entS, No. APO Wallace street.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
Young People Drowned.

Bridgeton, N. j., Aug. 20.-Social
circles in this city were given q
terrible shock this afternoon by
news of the drowning of Misses
Mile and Bertha Fralinger, bright
young ladies and daughters Of
Florence Fralinger, one of the pro-
mineut bus mess men Of this city
aud Peter began.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
MORE LADY CHAMPIONS.

tSt. G.ou.s-MiSs,s Faye Johnston and
AGtlc Armstrong won the br, ad- making
Championship against sixteen contestants
IL thr competition at Mary Instituted
We hal! the tennis champions,
And each his hat Will don
10 o4msrs VINO iep!ay their skill
AHu mdsrie, too. at golf;
Bat here's "hurrah." encore" and all
I'M cheers that can be sa.t
Fur tG,st attractive mdIdeEs who
Arr best at baking bread.
The woman leader at tho barr
Is some hing good to see,
ana ste who plays he violin
May i'll our hearts with glee.
Each grave profession and each sport
Has women at its hs adj
Eit here's good for YOU" to those
NAo won by making bread.
The world is full Of heroiGes,
A large and lengthy list
May be compiled OF those who win
from boating down TO whist;
Blll mere & TO ihOS" WhO realize
Ih"t mankind must be fed
IL, lovely ladies who have won
The prize for beking bread
o, yes. the banGs have played for maids
10 TEL us 'Why" ard "how,''
Each going, riding, pire-puLg dame
Has Iaures or her brow,
But these two maids. How easy It's
TO RIO" that soon ,hoy'll .,f.
Thcy must be beautiful and Wige-
ThtN won 1T making bread.
Josh Wink. In BALTIMORE American.
--------------.
Sinm's Comp. Ponnyroyal Pills. The
aides extraordinary tomuly. 30 surs
you got the Comp"
Nv nuil 81. w, t)3 King street,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
Tied DYNAMITE To His Dog.

Driiton,, Pa. Aug. 20.-Geofse
Mechou. OF Scali Siding, owned
a dog which had the manage. lie
tuck It 10 the woods and ATTACHED
two sticks Of dynamite and a long
luSe to its neck. Then he lit the
fuse and reiterated to place Of
safety forgetting 10 tie the dog.
The canine ran after its MASTER
to his residence. Mechou was
successful in reaching the house
in safety and closing the door.
The dog badly frightened by the
sizzing fuse took refuge under the
dwelling. In a few seconds az ex-
plos ion occurred. The building
and the dog were blown to atoms.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
SKATER. ALL RECORDS,

Twice in hospital II. A. Guledgs. Yer
hrnh. Ala. pnii u vast sum ~ doctors to
curt u feIcre ia o OF piles, causing 2i
Juno 5. When all tailed, Buck!on's
Arnica -alNe soon cured him. Subdues
inflammation. c0"quo.s ArLc kills Pains.
Ee-t save III he void. .0C aJ y. 3.
DunlorlA' S drug store.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
SECURITY TRUST &
SAfl: DEPOSIT CO,

Nc. rs N 4 ltlIEr sI!tNNr
''Gptal %locx ....................S 500, 200
Allows !nlevcs. ON Deposits C Money.
Tho company acts as EACciiO.. AaCiin-
Isl rator. TrHMcc, Guardian. Receive. and
Agent, and rents snail safcs ia fro and
burglar proof vaults.
NlELDS. Pres.
Il. rIilNCkLE, Vice Pres.
JAMES y. CLARkSON, Tr eas. u Sec.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
EASA-.,.. SCORES.
Games Played ycst erday In the Nm
tionhl and American Leagues.

AT Cincinnati
Brooklyn. ....,.... 0 0 0 ! 0 o. q
Cincinnati. ...... 4 0 0 2 3 ! 10
Ilits-DroOh!yn, u; Cincinnati, II. Er-
rors- Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati. 2. Batteries
Newton and Farrell. Phillips and Ber-
gen.
Second game
Brooklyn. ,......... 0 o o 0 0 0 0 o. l
Git lllnati. ........ u . 0 0 is
Hits Brooklyn, s.. cincinnati, q. Err
rCrs~ brooklyn, I; cincinnati, 0. Batter
i@E-HUgheS and Farrell; Pool and Ber
zen.
At s. Louis
Boston, ....,".... . 0 0 Q Q o
81: io'ls....,,.... . y q D 0 . u .
HITS Boston .: St Ll,Ii:, 4. Errurs-
Boston, !; St Lan!s. /. BATE ries-Pittin-
ger and ,.cra1; ierkca and Ey2r.
Second game
FC~ton..,...,..... 0 c o. 2
st. LOu.s........... ! ! | 0 0 o O.
tt:tt. Boston, y; 81. Louis, Q. Errors
Fo|tun .; st Loui1 t. EAtlcr,cs--Wilis
and kittrrdGe; carrie and Ryan.
Al Chin'4u
Piiladr,r,.a..... 0 o o a o . = q o.
tA.rnGU. ....-..,... u 0 Q & q Il c.
l'hitadc'pt.&. .; f'Idrvno. g. FIR
rnr+- tlu!sdrtph.a. !. Chicago. =. Iutter-
!. fraser and f"oa as; i.uL1&rrn and
kIar
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
.JUST LOOK Ar HER

Whence came hat -UyI.htIy step fan
less skin, iOSy complexion, rInt.iI NJ taco
~hr luvd- good, iccl4 gUJi HrrG's mr.
secret. Srn u,5, d. KING Now Inf,
Pms, Result, Al! u:.ui, active, Dig ;
ton good no heudaGiiU5, NJ chance tor
biuUs." Try thcm yourself. OMy .Jc
At n. Is, Danior,ns.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

! IhlS afternoon the company will re-
peat Ten Ton Door" and this eve
ming will give ''rhe Monster" The
company is we'll balanced and de-
serves success.
The Devils Auction comes to
the Grand Opera House next We'd
nesday night.
The comedy element of the per.
formancehas been well taken care
of in the engagement of the noted
comedian James B Mackie for a
number of years principle comedian
of the Hoyt farces and later the
star of Grimes Cellar Door," Mr..
Mackie has been engaged to appear
as Toby, the donkey, afterwards
transformed to a man. John L.
Guilmettee the clever character
comedian will enact the part Of
Pere Andoche, while Miss Louise
Sanford whose reputation as a sing
and dancing comedienne is of the
very best, will appear as Janet the
milkmaid.
There are the grand bauets ar
ranged by Aurelio Coccia, all Of
which are in ideal and sumptuousiy
costumed. Each and every corphes
has been engaged for her personal
appearance and ability, while the
principle dancers, Emelia Bartoletti
and Fraulein Prayer, who make the
first appearance in this country with
this attraction, are the very best
type of the Italian and German
premieres and are not only excee-
ding clever artists but most prepos.
sessing and beautiful women as
well.
A magnificent new scene of ira
information has been provided by
Manager Yale, which for originate
ty of idea and brilliancy of cOncep-
ton will it is said exceed by far
anything in this line yet presented
III this country. 1t is called A tri-
butte to Our Country and depicts
in spectacular way the beauties
charm and awe inspiring scene OF
the Gods, Pixies Peak, The Nom
moth Cave, Niagara Falls and
never to be forgotten wonders Of
America. This with many other
elaborate changes too numerous to
particularize, promises to make this
Twenty tNt edition of the''Devil's
Auction" tie most notable produc-
ton of its phenomenal career.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
VANDYkE--COLLINS,

Leslie Vandyke and Mary Collins
both of this city were married in
Silverbrooke M, L. parsonage last
night by the Rev. Mi. Thompson.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
HARRISBURG
SHUT OUT.

Wilmington A. A. shut out the
Harrisburg team at Harrisburg yes
terday afternoon by the score of l
to 0.
DOC" Blough was in the box and
only allowed two hits. Albert
pitched for Harrisburg.
Wilmington and Cuban X Giants
played IL inning game at Front
and Union yesterday afternoon, the
former team winning by the score
of II to lC. When the Giants went
to bat in the ninth inning the score
stood 7 to 3 against them.
The celored boys however got
next to Meyers benders and pound
ed them out for four runs in this in
ming which tied the score.
Each team got two runs in the
tenth inning, but in the twelfth
the Giants got but one while Will
mington secured two, which was
enough to win. Green pitched a
steady game for the Giants.
Score by innings
Wilmington 0 eco 2o0202-11
X Giants g 0001 0042Ol-1O
DIAMOND DUST
Brandywine over the bridge to-
day.
The scrap iron team won both the
games while away.
Blough is pitching the game of
his life.
Winham will probably do the
twirling for the A. A. to-day.
Pittsbnrg A. c. will be over the
bridge tomorrow.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

ALL appeals from the registration
officers must be filed today. Judge
6pruance will set on August 26,
October 81 and Is. There is not
likely to be many appeals as the
registration officers have been fair.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

THE story goes that a delegate
from this city received half Il vote
and a colored man the same, and it
required some strong persuasion to
convince The Committee on Gre
dentlals who should be seated.
These first conclusions were knocked
out, which set numerous persons to
thinking that the Committee did at
first know its business Everything
goes with a pull in politics, which
was never better illustrated than
during the past week. 1t is never
hard for persons to agree that are
OF the same mind and have axes to
grind and know that when their
turns come they will be- accommo-
dated. 1t is then the fellow who has
an axe to grind ana who knows that
he has no show who makes the big
gest fuss aud offers objections.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

At the Grand Opera House last
evening Chester DeVonde and his
company presented ''Ten Ton Door,
to large and apprecsative audience
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

DOVER around and about its sta
ton has been greatly improved,
which adds fifty per cent to that
section Of the capital In perhap, u
hundred years Dover will be up
with New Castle and let the people
see thai they can improve in what
seheir fathers left them.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

THE Old way Of tigh@in, after tn,
nominations in the Republican par
atyhas been, made growing tiresome
sas well us wearisom1 to thu rank
and file of the Republican voters. 1t
is notsupposed that we can all agree
on this OF that candidate and the
time to make the fight is before the
nomination AMI not Afterwards. It
is seldom that objectiJnai clnIi-
dates are placed o. the Republican
ticket and the voters of that pyliti-
cal faith asked to vote for them.
There can be nothing said against
any of the candidates for the sever
al offices this year There being
common primaries i'll Now Castl1
County, those securing Il nomiaa-
ton should have no trouble ia be-
ing elected. That is one reason why
the several candidates urA5D anHiJus
to secure the nomination for the
particular Office they are after.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

THE police force responded nobly
and promptly yesterday to the call
at the Delaware Pulp Mills where
Do many of its workm9u were hiIlel
and injured. Chief of Police Black
was on hand looking after the Oni
GERS.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

This afternoon the company will re-
peat Ten Ton Door, and this eve-
ming will give 'The Monster" The
company is we'll balanced and de-
serves Success
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

Sinim's Comp. Ponnyroyal Pills. The
ad!cs extraordinary remely 30 surs
you got the Comp"
by mail Sl.VU. 6)3 King street.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-21

REH0DoTH rs 4 watering place. is
not improving us rapidly Chls year
rs last. The Queen Anne Railroad
Company, which was the means Of
putting renewed life i'll this seaside
resort, is carrying the people this
year to Cape May. Tae story goa,
that the Railroad Company asked
for site to erect -, ODJ hotel uu-
on. The request was refused and
the railroad people given t. un,lcr.
stand that the hotel was not ne. tel
Other improvements have been
burned down by the moss back com
Mlssloners. One man sad that a
few first class funerals were uae,lrl
at Rehohoth and yhrn the pIa,o will
wake up anH occupy the position it
deserves as one Of tle most pJpuIar
Seaside resort, on tn cILSt.