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The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Saturday, June %, 1902

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HANSC0A'S, Market and SeVenth SIS.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Death Rate Decreasing,

The death rate in Wilmington
during the past week was very low
rs only Is deaths were recorded.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Seriously III

The Rev. A. L, Magnien, d. D.,
president of St. Mary's Seminary,
this city, and the best.known educa.
tor OF young man Of the Catholic
priesthood In the United States, is
seriously i'll at St. Joseph 3 Hospital.
At the American Car and Foundry
Company plant this city humber OF
cars are being built for Newfcund.
land. The cars are being built Of
Mahogany,
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Lights Bu,rel All Day,

Many Of the lights which had been
lighted before tile company could get
WORD to its men on Thursday event ng
mot 10 light them, burned all day yes
iserday. The officers of the American
lighting Company announced that
under the restraining order the Off
GERS or employees OF the company
could not touch the lamps and they
would be allowed TO 90 on without
attention, Some of these lamps had
been lighted by people nearly where
lhey were situated and the company
cannot bc held responsible for light.
log them. but ii would be liable for
cSnsempt Of court if it touched the
lamps now.
T Several light representatives and
patent attorneys who have been in.
tcrested in similar cases have been
summoned here by the American
Iighting Company, limited, which Is
the parent company, and it is eX-
peCtcd that the Pennsylvania Globe
Gas Light Company and the Wells
bach people who are closely identi.
fled with the company, will also be
here.
In addition to the attorneys and
experts, several street lamps have
been shipped to the United States
Court and Will be shown as exhibits
to prove the contention made by the
lawyers IN the case These lamps
wire shipped by the Pennsylvania
Company, but it is also expected that
the other side viii also show lamps
to Illustrate its argument.
| More lights were out in our city
last night than on Thursday night.
The reason for this was that after
the lighters had turned out the lamp
in the morning they learned of the
restraining order and were notified
not to touch the lamps again.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

A hackload of Gentlemen from
Minquada,e home will come over to
hear Mrs. J. A. Fitch sing at Asbury
church to morrow. The usual services
OF the day will be obsel we'd.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

Mrs. Heburn Reed, of Philadel.
phia, is visiting het sister, Mis-.
Charles Zebley, of this city.
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tfAI rs.

OODWARD-At Sol lier,' Home, George
Y, Woodward. aged n years.
10 be buried sunday morning 20, at II
oclock from his sonn laws, Chester Brink,
GO7 VanBureu streot, Proceed to st. Jam ss,
stanton.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

DOTS.
A purse and contents found at
National Park last Thursday is in
the hands of Rev. II. S. Dulaney.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
MiDDLETOWN PERSONALS.

Mrs. Annie Pennington spent last
week in Wilmington.
: Walter Webb, of Wilmington,
was recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Tollin. of Wilmington, is the
guest of Miss Fannie Burstan.
Miss Bernire Metten is the guest
OF relatives i'll Wilmington
Ollie Farrow. of Dover, spent
several days in town this week.
Miss Vipie Lynch is visiting j. P.
Hudson at Smyrna.
Mrs. Joel Reid and daughter, of
Buffalo, n. Y, and Mrs. j. D. Jones
pf Hastings, Pa, are the guests of
John X. Jones on North Broad
street.
DR.. Charles A. Ritchie, wife and
son will leave on next Wednesday
for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, the home of
the doctors parents, to spend a
week. This is the first vacation the
doctor has had since locating in
Mi NiddlptOWn.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

LJoME woRK-$so MONTHLY COPYING
II letters; either sex: send two STAN ~ tor
Hick's Supply CO., 505a Halstcd
street, Chicago. je9s-lt'
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

Your
Summer
Outfit
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Epworth League Officeas.

At meeting of the Epworth
League of Brandywine M. E. Church
last night the following officers
were elected: President, Lewis Bill
derback; first vlce-president, John
Wardell; second vice-president,
Fannie Adams: third vice president,
Harry Lewis; forth vice-pre sident,
Anna Reynolds; secretary, James
Easley; treasurer, Lewis Spence;
superintendent Of Junior Epworth,
II. Adams. Plans for the fall rally
we're discussed but no definite ar
laDgeilen's were made.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Lost, Strayed or Stolen,

VNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK TO
w go to the country for the summer; no
other need apply; good wages, al 90l Wash.
ington street. ie98.Yt
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

We never show
ed such q stock
of Serge Suits,
Outing Coats
and Trousers,
Summer Fur
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

and family, Sioux City; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Campbell, Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Wherritt, Mrs. ]. M. Kinkade, Mrs.
Charles Kinney, Miss Bertha Kinney,
Mrs H. M. Pierson, Chicago; Mrs. B. T..
Hayes, St. Paul; H. Coleman, G.. B. Phil
lips N. P. Nelson, Laura Hornung, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Austin, H. Deutsch, Mr..
and Mrs. M. H: Elliot, Miss A. M. Hayes,
Mrs. Archibald Camsie, George Anderson,
Il. Banquet, Minneapolis.
Misses Jane A. Squyer and Anna NAL
quest are guests at Hotel Lake Park.
Harry Webster is at the E. J.. Chalmers
cottage.
Miss Crocker and Miss Louise Sphinx
were guests of Miss Louise Higgins at the
Nikomoss club on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Heddlestrom of Minneapolis
is visiting Miss Rae Woodward at the
Dana cottage, Tonka Bay.
Mrs. T. Ulyatt and sons of Denver, Col,
and G. H. Spry were guests at Hotel Lake
Park.
Misses Lille and Grace Warner of Chi
cago are guests at Hotel Lake Park.
Miss Grace Barnett, Miss Harriet Burn
ham, Chicago; Miss Lucy M. Burnham,
Chicago, and Mary Trent of Chicago have
been guests at Hotel Lake Park.
Miss Virginia Newhall is visiting
friends at Clinton Fails, MINI.
H. Newhall of Kansas City and Lloyd
Hill of Red Wing are visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Newha]l at their lake home.
Some recent arrivals at Northland Inn
are: A. Kadlitz, Silver Lake; George H.
Lee and Mrs. Lee, Omaha; Miss Iny Lee,
Mrs. J. M. Sawyer, l.. l.. E. Stewart and
Mrs. Stewart Of Omaha, Dr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Dadmun, St. Paul. Charles P. Nash,
St. Paul. Mrs. Dudley T. Stewart, Chi
cago.
Miss Bonnie Twombley is at Month
cello for two weeks visiting her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Paris and son are at
| the Lake Park hotel for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bennett are enter
tanning party of friends from Owatonna
at the Lake Park hotel.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

Valley. where she has been spending the sunni
mer with relatives.
Misses Mayme, Elizabeth and Master Leo
Kennedy, of Hiawatha avenue returned Fri
day after a three weeks visit with relatives
at La Crosse and Winona.
Mrs. C. A. Riley and son Of Moberly. Mo-,
and Mrs. James Bindley Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
are at the Berkeley Hotel on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Claphamson.
Mrs. Ruben Althouse Of Seventeenth ave-
nue. will leave soon to visit her old home
IN New York and Pennsylvania. spending
several weeks in the Blue mountains and at
Lake Champlan. 49,. 49,. t-
Minneapolis people at New York hotels:
Grenobe. c.. j Gutgesell: Victoria, Mrs. S..
W. Rice; Grand; G.. E. Thomas; st. Denis.
o. A. Evers; Broadway Central, D: A. Mich
olson, A. w. Anderson, E. G. Hollidge; Nor
mandie, S. d. Works.
Mrs. Gene Woodward has been entertaining
a number of Minneapolis young ladies at a
house party in her beautiful home In Anoka
The party consisted of the Misses Jessie and
Grace Ware, Miss Linnie Kilgore, Miss Julia
Davenport. Miss Helen Lane and Miss Flor
ence Gould. Tennis, ping-pong and dancing
have formed their amusements ana most
delightful time has been enjoyed
Four young ladies constituted party which
left the city Friday evening for Isle Royal.
via Duluth, for an outing and vacation tour
Going direct from the latter place, they ex-
pect to return on a slower boat, touching at
| intermediate points along the south shore OF
Lake Superior. The party consisted Of Misses
Ray. Miller and Lynch of this city and a
| friend from, St. Paul '.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
Picnics and SOcials.

The Minneapolis Political Equality club
will hold a picnic tomorrow afternoon at the
summer home of Mrs. Lizzie McClary The
party will leave Masonic Temple at o'clock.
'The Spinsters" enjoyed an outing Satur-
day afternoon. Those present were the Misses
Florence Hafner, George Buck, Florence Mo-
lin, Gertrude Hodgdon, Cora and Lille Bar
tells, Mabel Hanson.
The Pioneer lodge, No. $50, M. B. A., will
give lava social Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. J. Simpson, Alb Sheridan
avenue.
The Ladies Catholic Order of Foresters will
have a picnic tomorrow on Harriet Island,
St. Paul, to which all Of the Minneapolis
courts and their friends are invited.
Oliver P. Morton, No., 81, W. r. c., will
give moonlight excursion down the river
and return, Thursday evening. The boat will
leave Minneapolis at p M, and return to st.
Paul. where special cars will be in waiting.
The Tabernacle Success club will give an
excursion down the river on the steamer
Oracle Mower and barge, Wednesday evening
of this week. Special car will leave Wash
ipgton and Cedar avenues at 1880 sharp
| Boat will leave foot of jackson street, ST.
| Paul, $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
Personal and Social.

Hugo Brazil has gone west a business
"trip.
Miss Ednah F. Hall has returned from Cor
Fell, MINI.
Miss Lillian Sterret has returned from a
vacation spent in the east.
Mrs. Henry Stong and Miss Blanche Stong
have returned from the seashore.
Dr. Asa S. Wilcox, 1922 Hennepin avenue.
will return tonight. from Duluth.
William B. Fasbinder is in Europe studying
with some Of the best German composers.
Lee F. Graham 1852 Grand street NE, will
Bpend month on the Pacific coast
Mrs. H. Rudd Of Favarden, Iowa, is in
the city a business and pleasure trip.
Nj and Mrs. G.. F. Hitchcock, 1882 Park
avenue, have returned from an eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Johnson left last
night for a two weeks visit to Marquette,
Mich.
The Misses Styles, OF Kansas City, are the
guests of Mrs Engene NJ Stevens at the I'm
perial.
Harry and Frank Lyon are enjoying a va
cation in Aberdeen, S. D., before entering the
university
Miss Edna Layman aind Miss Josephine Fos-
ter have returned from. outing at Lake In
dependence.
Mrs. E. Matchan and daughter, Adele, have
returned from a ten months visit in Salt
Lake City, Utah.
tng at the home of Miss Nellie Freeman, 3O1s
Aldrich avenue S.
Mr. and Mrs E. F. Mc'ulton of 1o3 w Grant
street entertaining adrs. Will Moulton and
sons Of Fargo, n. -.
The Misses Rost retu rned yesterday St.
Peter, after a visit with their aunt, Mrs.
W. F. Birkelhaner.
Mrs. Arthur V. Jones and Mrs. ]. J. Reese
and daughter Claudia 12eese have returned
from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs A. c. Warrington and daughter, Hell
en-. spending their vacation in Pennsyl-
vania. in the Allegheny mountains.
Mrs. Rosa W. Wheeock Washington, D. c.,
is the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. Ralph w.
Wheelock at 2424 Lyndale. avenue S.
Miss Bay Broderck. with her niece and
nephew Eunice Grace and Walter B.
schwend, spending their August days in
Clontarf. Mimi.
Mrs. w B. Hixon, of Scranton. Pa, and
her niece, Mrs Ella Kinds Of Newark. n. j.,
are the guests of Mrs. J. H. Coloton Of 1852?
W Lake street.
Mrs C. J. Baldwin. 9O6 Eighteenth street,
returned Saturday from Whllmar and Browns
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
Aoa. Sil5,a,s Sanret

Silva's unexpected return, Tedalmas surprise,
Doa Silvas reproof, plans for secret mar
riage. lIs's XXI .
Scene 2-Tedama's chamber, Zarca enters
steathily, claims his daughter, compels her to
go with him. --+..
Scene 3-The gypsy camp, Juan and Tedal-
ma, Don Silva comes secretly, Zurca refuses
to give him Tedalma in marriage, Don Silva
gives up his rank, takes the oath that binds
him to the gypsies.
Scene 4-Pedmar, two days later; Zarca
takes Pedmar., imprisons Don Silva In his
own castle, Don Silva escapes, Zarca and
Don Silva quarrel, Father Isador dies at the
stake, Don Silva takes Zarca's life, Tedalma
promises to live for her fathers people.
Scene 6-Renunciation of the lovers, the
parting, not hand to hand but soul to SOUL
The program will conclude with comedy Sc
lections including "Angelina" by request
The marriage of Miss Gussie M. Britain
and Clarence E. Bracket of Excelsior was
solemnized in Minneapolis Friday even
ing by Rev. Charles F. Davies of Bloom
ington Avenue M. E. church. The affair
was a great surprise to friends of the
couple.
A committee from the state board of
health and party from the university
are spending a week at the lake, making
analysis of the lake water. They have
chartered the steamer Twin City to IA
cilitate the work. The scientific men are
accompanied by their wives and are COM
bining an outing with their work.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

the year consisting of course Of study in
domestic science, leader Mrs. Craig; the pre-
sentation Of twonty-seven departments of
work and most Of the w. G. T. U. red letter
days; annual leaflet drills and papers on
various phases Of reform effort. Vice presi-
dents were chosen from the churches as fol-
lows: Simpson M. E., Mrs. Eddy; Bethlehem
Presbyterian, Mrs. x. A. Welch: Stewart
Presbyterian, Mrs. M. E. Hoover; Calvary
Baptist, Miss Matte Frances. Members will
be pledged as far as possible to definite work
for the union. Mrs. Pulver, superintendent
of work will be assisted by Mesdames
McCurdy and Hughton. Visitors in attend
ance were Mrs. Skoe of Dawson, Mimi, and
Mrs. Calhoun, of Mansfield Ohio. Refresh
ments we're served by the hostess.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
OLD SOLDIERS BENEFIT
Ladies of the G.. A. r.. Will Enlarge
Their. Home.

The board of directors of the home for
old soldiers and their wives, established and
maintained at Anoka by. the Ladies of the
G. A. R. has decided to add a large cottage
with quarters for several families All of the
circles of the department have been asked to
raise money for this purpose.
In Minneapolis a popular patriotic concert
will be given by a committee representing all
of the circles about the middle Of September.
The best musical talent of the city will be
secured for the program and there will be
brief addresses by Judge Torrance, COM
mander in-chief of the G. A. r. and Governor
Van SAINT. - 49,.
On Wednesday evening Admiral Farragut
circle will give an entertainment for the
benefit of the home fund at 1927 E. Franklin
avenue. The program will include vocal solos
and duets, recitations, fancy drills, violin
solos, and fancy dancing. '"'
The Patriotic Glee club of Staples, class
of nine little girls, under the instruction
of Mrs. Mary Joslyn, member Of the COM
mittee on patriotism has contributed five dol
lars to the fund and has pledged five dollars
more. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
lnSoCiaICirCles

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Coley have issued
Invitations for the marriage Of their daughter,
Daisy Holt, to Dr. Harry STAIRS Miles,
"Wednesday evening, Sept. g. at o'clock, at
1713 Nicollet avenue. DR.. and Mrs. Miles will
live in Los Angeles, Cal. '.r
Mrs. NJ. Levinson of the Lennox fats will
receive informally next Thursday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs William Nordholm and her niece,
Miss frankie LIE Roy Dice of Park avenue
and Seventeenth street informally entertained
Miss Angie Norton of Canton, Mimi, and Mr..
William Owens, Wednesday evening. Garden
flowers were used in the house decoration.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Maddox. Misses Nellie Dacy,
Hattie Dasy Mamie Gjertsen and Ida Vogel
Messrs. William Fisher, Fred Harmer, George
Ferrin. William Pracht and Albert Zuthen
Music was furnished, followed by light re-
freshments.
Friday evening the Misses Purdy enter
tanned for Miss Martha Derckum Of Chicago,
who is a guest at their home, 951 Twenty
fourth street NE. The rooms were decorated
with a profusion of golden rod and umbrella
plants. Several we'll rendered vocal selec-
tions were given by the Misses Martha Derck-
um, Pearl Purdy, Mabelle Polhamus and Mr..
Dennis. Mrs. Purdy contributed several
piano solos. Those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Casman. Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Polhamus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Purdy, the Misses
Martha Derckum Mabelle Polhamus, Neva
NcElroy, and, Messrs. Franks. Dennis, Dea-
con, Roy Blake and Ed Purdy. Mrs Purdy s
father, Mr. White. was a guest from Iowa
Miss Minnie Kerrdge entertained matinee
party Saturday. at the Metropolitan opera
house, In honor Of Miss Lena Becker Of La
Fayette, Ind
Mrs. George Kerridge gave a dinner satur-
day evening for Miss Becker, at which cov-
were laid for twelve.
Oscar Wolf entertained several friends at a
ptag party Thursday evening at his home 234l
Upton avenue N, in honor of Messrs. Burk-
hart and Sherman of Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Latz entertained a house party
OF sixteen ladies at her summer home, Cony
Island, Tuesday and Wednesday. The
ladies entertained were members of the Mimo-
dansis club. The two days were passed boat
ing. playing cards and other games. Mrs.
Latz is charming hostess and the Mimodau-
sis will long remember their trip to Shady
Nook cottage.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
Club Farewell Reception.

Mrs. George Hyser of Orln avenue Sc and
the Prospect Park Study club, gave recep-
ton Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Gowdy, the
retiring president, who leaves the city to
make home at Normal, Ill. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms, American
Beauties and garden flowers. Assisting were
Madames Cook, Linsay, johnson, Barton,
Boyd and PEBBLES.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
Club Notes.

The Lucy Hayes W. c. T. U. will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at 1922 Clin-
ton avenue. Subject, ''Purity."
Gethsemane Industria Circle will meet with
Mrs. E. Palmetier, 1S47 Twenty -and-a-
Half street, tomorrow afternoon.
Excelsior Sewing society will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. l.. c. Gaus, 1902 3
Thfrty-first street.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

:. Read the business opportunities offered
on the Journal Want Page to-day. You
certainly should find something that will
net you a handsome profit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

Don't Keep Things You Don't Use.
Somebody wants them. Advertise them
in the Journal want columns and you'll
get money for them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

Carey Roofing better than metal or pitch
and gravel. w. S. Mott Co. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18
e. ". Grove.

This name must appear on every box Of the
genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets tho
remedy that cures a cold In one day. Is cents
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

Eighth Ward w. C.. II. U. Program m.
At its meeting Friday at the home of Mrs.
X. A.aWelch, 2735 Nicollet avenue, the Eighth
Ward w. c.. T. U. adopted program for
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

The lake dwellers are promised treat
next Wednesday evening at the Excelsior
town hall, when Alice Grove, the dra-
matte reader will appear in the presenta-
ton Of George Eliot's poetic drama,
"The Spanish Gypsy" Mrs. Grove will be
assisted by Mrs. G. Sumner Couch, plan
ist, and J. e. Frank, violinist. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
Scene Spain, castle OF Pedmar, 1892; Don
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

The cottagers at Fairview and Mead
Vile Park gave a moonlight excursion
Friday evening on the Puritan. There
were about seventy-five in the party and
a delightful musical program arranged by
Mrs. G.. S. Couch was much enjoyed. Life
at this point Of the lake is very social
and the residents are a congenial crowd
who find much in each others society that
adds to the pleasure of their summer out
ing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
Il. & B Beers Cotton Letter.

Especial too News and Observer
New Orleans, La, June 6-Liverpool
advices were more favorable than looked
Tor. consequently our market opened A to
points higher on near months and | to
points. Late realizing subsequently
occasioned a decline of to IL points
from the top on summer positions and
TO points on late, making the net
less or the day to points on old crop
options and ! to 6 on new. Generally
fair weather continues over the cotton
belt, with only slight showers reported
along the Atlantic coast. The favorable
crop outlook and the lack of spot de-
mand, seem to have restricted specula-
ton. Continental advices, however state
that sDinners' stocks are nearly exhaust
ed, and it is therefore expected that they
will soon have TO enter the market or
close down. Operators are waiting for
something new to transpire in the situa
ton before entering into new engage
ments. The daily weather conditions will
continue to regulate the future course
of values
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
STRONG FOR THE CONSTITUTION.
Green Would Hang the Governor Should BE
Refuse to Recognize It
(Ry the Associated Press

Richmond Va June 1.-The ConSti-
tutional Convention held one session TO-
day and at 1855 p. m. adjourned until
10 o'clock tomorrow The schedule IVES
completed except as to the terms of coun.
ty and circuit court clerks, which went
over The board authorized the printing
committee to arrange for having the de-
bates of the convention printed and pre-
served and the enrolment committee
was further INDUCED for one day.
The feature of the session was debate
over the proposition to have the iegis-
lature take the oath of allegiance TO the
new constitution upon its assembling on
July 18th, adm all the executive and
judicial officers not later than July 10Th.
Mr.. Carter moved to strike out judges
from the resolution, but they were not
only not stricken out, but Mr.. Meredith
secured the adoption of an amendment
declaring that any one failing to take
the oath within the prescribed time
should thereby vacate their respective
offices.
Mr.. Green. of Danville, made the speech
of the day, in which he characterized the
opposition to the resolution as the last
expiring hope of defeating the Consti-
tuition. In answer to a question as to
what he would do should the Governor
and members of the Legislature refuse
to recognize the Constitution, 81 would
hang them, if 1 could he replied, amid
loud applause, "as high as Governor
Wise hung John Brown. and l would only
be putting down rebellion against the
Government of my people,
The amendment of Mr. Carter was re-
iected. Ayes 81. noes II.