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The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
IMPERIALISM AGAIN.
CsrtRin French Papers Pr0tel
H..rncd Intervention" on 18th nus

CertRin French Papers Protest
armed Intervention" on 18th mus.
PARIS, Sept. 28.-The French prese
has been following closely the armed
Intervention" of the United States In
affairs on the isthmus and at Panama,
and the article published in La Prensa
Of Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic,
Sept. 26, in which attention was called
to the alleged tendency of the United
States toward Imperialism, as illustrat.
ed by the landing Of American marines
on the isthmus, and against which La
Prensa protests energetically. has
evoked comment in several newspa-
pers.
La Liberte says the Latin countries
Of America have several times clearly
affirmed their intention not to allow
themselves to be absorbed by the Unit
ed States The great nations Of Europe
ought to support them vigorously in
this work Of defense and self prcser-
walton. 1t is the especial duty Of ma
tons of the same blood as theirs, says
La Libcrtc, sucl! as France. Italy and
Spain, to stretr,! out Il helping hand.
lie ,lcurnal DIS Uetars, Oh the other
hand. il.dovSts tht ,i.,!!ry OF the United
States toward the republics Of South
America. THIS paper F.rat remarks that
the ALnrlicHA HJytri.iei!t does not need
to repeat the Monroe doctrine to Eu-
rope. The situat;pl itIe!f HGtdces TO re-
call to the l.ltrr that tae american con-
tinent cunAot ly:Ser De field Of Euro
peau political acton. lhr paper then
says that the protest as,ainst the land
ing OF American marines on the iSth-
mus i.aGH by Ge..,!al salazar, COM
rl;ti.t. Fl Z ..ia Colombian forces Oh the
isthIu:s, j. fU.!!c and therefore Of only
mediocre interest. ".iiuCriua,' says the
Journal Lcs !leyNts, lis scrupulVusly
fullllng the duty Imposed upon it by
the treaty of l&!j, and it will fulfill
this duty more and ilcre III the future
as the canal is completed.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Heavy Rains In Texas.

HOUSTON, Texr Sept. 90 - There
has been a terrific rainfall over the
whole of the southern and a portion Of
eastern Texas, which has done great
damage to the opcn cotton, washed
away innumeraA-ie small and many big
bridges, drowned cattle and caused
other destruction. The small streams
are reported out Of their banks in ey-
cry direction, and the railroads have
suffered heavy damage TO their tracks
and bridges. The logs to cotton can
not be estimated because Of the large
area affected. Picking has made no
progress for some days, but all that
was not removed from the bolls was
total loss, being beaten into the grounds-
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
sailors In had shape.

NEW YORK, sept 2o.-Dr. Doty has
made a close examination Of the sick
sailors on board the British bark Kent
mere, which arrived from Japan. He
says almost all OF the crew are suffer
ing from scurvy and several are in a
pitiable condition. Malnutrition Is re-
sponsible for the illness, Several have
suffered from moon blindness, popular
ly called moon blink. 1t is said on
board that the men were supplied with
very little besides salt meat. Vegetable
and other foods necessary to prevent
the Srurvv were not to be had. The
men will be sent to some nearby hos
pit4l for treatment.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
COLD WATER i
TICKET NAMED.
Big Convention Of Political
Temperance Workers Held
In This City,

There was a good attendance at
New Castle County Prohibition Con-
vention held in Wilmington on Sat
urday. Richard w. Brown presid.
ed over the meeting and James
Cranston Of Newport acted as secre-
tary.
The ticket nominated as follows:
State Senators-First districts,
Frederick G. Mccall; Third, Joseph
A. Buck; Fifth, DR.. j. j. Butt er;
Seventh, Daniel B. Malooney.
Representatives-First district,
Isaac w. Parsons; Second. Albert
Sergent; Third, Charles Z. Justison;
Fourth, David Ferris; Fifth, Oscar
s. Appleby; Sixth. George Weldin,
Jr.: Seventh, Leonard G. Vande-
graft; Eighth Richard Fisher; Ninth,
j. Herbert Mote; Tenth, Th omas
Slack, Sr.; Eleventh, Joseph w.
Elliot; twelfth, Dr.. Jam es Richard
son; Thirteenth, Jonathan r. Will
liams; Fourteenth Albert J. Lyman;
Eighteenth, Alexander G. Keakyne.
Recorder OF Deeds-Nathau A.
Bard.
Clerk of Orphants Court and Reg
ister in Chancery-William H. Win
gate.
Register Of Wills-Benjamin K.
Smedley.
County Commissioner from Brandy.
wine, Christiana and Mill Creek
Hundreds s-George w. Little.
Sheriff-W. e. Shumar.
Coroner-E. A. Webb.
The following County committee
was named:
Richard w. Brown. chairman; L.
W. Brosius. secretary; George A.
Rhoades, treasurer; George W. Weld.
in, Brandywine; Daniel Green, Chris
tiana; David A. CorhbrookS. Mill
Creek; the Rev. Joel s. GiltlI!an.
White Clay Creek; Henry NJ. Silver,
New Castle; Joseph W. Elliott, Pen
cadcr; the Rev. V. p. Northrup, Red
Lion;J. X Williams, St. Georges;
d. B. Malcney, Appoquininink;Aiex.
ander Deakyne, ST.. Blackbird.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
=
y =, AIR TUBE SERVICE.
Contracts Are Awarded For Several
1 Large cities.

! WASHINGTON, Sept. ..0.-1'he con.
tracts fer carrying Tie nails by rneti.
matte tube service in hoston. New
York, Philadelphia. Chicago ara St.
Louis have brcn awarded by Acting
Postmaster Ge.er&l ShalloNht"ger.
q The service In carh Of tAn cities will
begin - soon as the SNstain is con-
structed, each section operating rs soon
as ready. TIC service can begin i'm
mediatcly in some instances. rs the
pneumatic tubes have already been
constructed to soMc extent in several
cities. The contracts are awarded with
the understanding that the mileage,
wien definitely as"erunel, may
slightly vary the rates to he paid by
the government and also with the ur
Outstanding that the total amount OF
all the service in all the cities shall
not exceed $500 800 per annum, the
amount to which the department Is
limited by congressional enactment.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
WALL FELL ON A man.
SAMUEL SMALLWOOD PER-
HAPS FATALLY INJURED.

Samuel Smallwood. colored, is In q
critical condition at the Delaware
Hospital. While at work with num-
Der Of other men this morning tear.
ing down the Stansbury Murray hotel
building on Front street near French
part Of a wall fell on him.
Smallwood was called to get out of
the way OF tho falling wall, but too
late.
Samuel Peters, Alfred Bennett,
Roley White, Harry Middleton and
Joseph Hamilton extllcaJed the man
from the pile Of debris.
Delaware Hospital physicians say
that Smallwood Is Suffering from u
compound fracture OF the jaw and
numerous bruises about the head aud
body, and internal Injuries.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
~ RIulROAD.

Schedule in effect May IS, 1902.
All trains Illuminated with Plnrscs
light
~ Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station, for
NEW YORK. week days, 1926, .e4o
'1o,53 a. m; 'l221. '25f '5e (Royal Linn.
ited), '7.42, +lC.55 p. m. Sundays .5.26 1910
'll.S5 a. m; 1885, '5ls Royal Limlted),
'742. +lO55 p. m.
philadelphia. week days. 1926, S 80,
'645, 72o, 800, $40. r053. 1857 a. m:
H22l' '2.ad. 3.l5, '45S. '5.l9( Royal L.mlted)
$40, '7.42, 9oO 'lO.55 p. N. Sundays, 1926,
f2o, S5O, $40, 1858. 'll.35 a. m; 1885, 430,
519, (Royal Llmited), 635, "742, S.5G sl0.55
p. m.
Chester week days. $50. &c IS. 72o .s.oa
$40, 'lO,53, 1857 a. m, 3l5, 4.JS, $40, '742.
800, 'lO55 p, m. Sundays, 7.20. $50, $40,
1853. '1l.35 a. m; 430, G.35. '7.4o, S.56. 'lO.55
.. m. ,.-.
Atlantic City. week days, 'G.45 anu 20. 40
a. m, 'l2.21, +2.56 and '5.19 p. IL. Qoral
Limited Sundays 7.2O II. M, '5.l9 p. Ii.
Q.oyal Limited) '.r
Cupe May and Ocean City, week days
'6.45 a. m., 1856 p. N. Sundays 7.a0 a,
M, +2.56 p. nj.
Sea Isle City, week days, '6.45 a. m.,
1855 p. M. Sundays *5.2s q. NJ, "c,56 D,
m.
Bal.more and Washington. week days,
a14. 's.0i. '11.3l. a. M: slc4, 200, $40,
+52, '6.20 G2oyal lAmited), 1901, .l0.l3 o.
m, Sundays. '4.l4, 's.o4 a. m; 'l24 900,
$40, '6,2O (Royal L!mted), s3Ol, .lO.l3
.. m.
Baltimore and way stations, week days.
6.55 a. m: $50 p. m. Sundays, 9.O5 a. m;
5.37 p. m.
Newark, week days. '4l4. 655. 1904
'l,3I a. M: r.24, $50. a.52. 6.l2. 1901 p. m.
Sundays, '414, 'sO4, sos a. M; 'l24, sal
1872. *s.O1 p. m.
PittsburG. week days, $50. 4. m. '452,
'l013 p. m. Sundays, 's.4 a. m; '3.N.
40 10 p. m.
Chicago, daily. 1904 a. m; $40 p. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis '4l4 a. MI
r.24. 'lOl3 p m, daily.
Singerly accommodation. week days,
655 H. m: $50. Gl2 p. IN. Sundays. s05 u.
M; 537. 792 p. m
Landenberg accommodation. week days,
A52 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore. week days. $50 D. m.
Landcnberg. week days. $40 a. m. so,
$50 p. m. Sundays. $40 a. m; $50 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For Will
mIngton, week days. 1885. $50. '73O. 1900
80 Sc a. m: 'l2.5o. 'I.37. 2.l5, 'SOs, "4l7,
500, $3.50. '54s CRoyal Limtnd). 800. 80.
'72G 1888. 'll.35 p. m. Sundays. 1875. '7co.
500, 10 90. a. m: 'l2.5o. r37 2.15. 1908. ASS.
'54s (Royal Limited). S30 1926 '93S. 1880
2. m.
"Royal Limited" Is composed exclu.
sively Of Pullman parlor, observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except regu.
lar Pullman charge
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1913.
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
H. A. MILLER Passenger Agent. VII.
mlngton. Del.
d. B. MARTIN. Manager OF Passenges
| Traffic.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
WELCOME To sVERDRUP.'
The Fran Received at ChristinniA
After Long Absence.

The Fran Received at ChristinniA
After Long Absence.
CHRlSrIANIA, Norway, Sept. 90
Escorted by warships and numerous
pleasure steamers, Captain Sverdrup's
arctic expedition on the Fran has en-
tered Christianiu harhor. The Fran
was salutel by the fort and welcomed
by thousands Of spectators as she en-
tered the larbor where flags were
flying from every mast.
Sir Clements Robert Markham, pres
ident Of the Royal Geographical So
cicty Of Great Britain, who is now
here, regards Captain Sverdrup's ex-
pedhon as the most important since
the Franklin arctic expedition.
King Oscar, Emperor William and
King Victor Emmanuel have tele.
grapheu words OF welcome to Captain
Sverdrup.
The Fran returned to Stavanger,
Norway. Sept. 10, after more than four
years in the arctic regions.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Canadians Won at Lacrosse.

ST. PAUL, Sept %. 7h" Winnipeg
Shamrorks won the International la
crosse championship by defeating the
st. Paul team. I'll" latter team bad
won the championship Of the United
States by desatMs the ralumets of
Chica 70, while the Sh9Mrorks had
vanQuishcd all the crack Canadian
teams. The Canadian club outclassed
Of II to .
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Severe Pacific storms.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. D-Thc
steamer Nappon Marll has arrived
from the orient after passing through
two Of the worst storms that have Wis
tied the south Pacific in many years
Passengers declare that their expert
cNce was something fearful Among
the passengers on the Nappon Maru
were Chic Wa Ching and Kwon Dong
Kin, two Chinese diplomats bound for
Washington.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Tnllncnn MAr nj un End.

LONDON, Sept %. The toblcro war
has been ended by the amalGamation
Of the American and British interests.
An official statement covering the de-
tails and subscribed to by the officers
of both combines has been given out.
The official announcement shows that
the amalgamuion Of Brush and Amer
ican interests takes the form II a new
company, to lie kaGwn as The British
American TobaCro company, in which
both the Imperial and American COM
panies are represented. The American
and Imperial companies agree to re-
spect each others domestic trade.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
DeDuty Shoots Il Striker,

WILkESBARRE, Pa, Sept. 90
James Sweeney, Il deputy employed at
the Bliss mine Of the Delaware, Lack.
awannu and Western company at West
Nanticokc, OH his way home last even-
ing met some strikers. An alteration
ensued, when Sweeney pulled revolv-
er and fired at Joseph Gilis, Slav.
The bullet entered ellis back, and he
was removed in a lhecarious condition
to his home. Sweeney was locked up.
He says the strikers threatened his
life und he shot In self defense. 4
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
New York to Chicago by Auto.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20. - William l..
Dickinson and T.. G. Boardman, officials
Of the New York and Chicago Road as
sociation, accompanied by Mrs. Board
man and George Sonles. have arrived
here in steam propelled automobile
in which they started from New York
twenty days ago. The trip was made
for the purpose of Investigating the
practicability of constructing a macad-
am highway between the two cities.
Much encourage cement was received
from towns along the route favoring
the proposed road.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
French Mining Strike Unlikely.

PARIS, Sept. 20.-A correspondent
of the Temps at Commentry says in a
dispatch that the national committee
to which the national congress Of
French miners referred the question Of
posed entirely of members opposed to
strike. The principle Of Il general
strike for an eight hour day, including
the time occupied in descending to and
ascending from the mines and ut
meals, was adopted by the miners con-
CreSs last night
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

THE WEATHER.
In the Middle States and New Eng.
land, to day, clear weather will
prevail, with cooler temper at ure
and westerly winds.
On Tuesday, partly clear
weather will prevail. with stationary
temperature, and westerly winds.
On Wednesday fair weather and
warmer temperature will prevail with
variable winds.
The thermometer at w. G. Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today leg.
istered as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
63 73~ 80
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Couple That ElOped Found Dead.

EMrORlA, Nua Sept 29.-Will!am
Bate, who lives thirteen miles north
Of this place, reports finding in the
woods near his home tle dead bodies
Of X. B. Mitchell and Mis- Mabel Lee,
both Of Stony Crock, Va. who ran
away from Stony Creek last Tuesday
or Wednesday TO be married There
We're bullet woUnds in both, and Il re-
yoly"r WIS lying between them. The
supposton is that Mitchell shot the
girl and then killed himself
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

Two steamer Unssrsunau..

ROCKLAND, Me-. Sept. 90. - The
steamer City Of Bangor Of the Eastern
Steamship company's Bangor and Bos.
ton line went ashore on Monhegan in
a dense fog, and she was backed of
and beached at Spruce head. sixteen
miles to the eastward. The fifty pas
sengers who were on board the City Of
Bangor at the time Of. the accident were
transferred to the steamer Catherine
and started for their destination. At
Belfast the Catherine lost her propel-
Ter, and the passengers were obliged
to remain in that city for the night.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
DELAY CAUSED BY NEGLECT
TREASURER ulNDERED IN
DISTRIBUTING FUNDS.

At the City Treasurer Office ar.
rangements are being made to pay
$3S, 600 interest, $3.50 redemption
OF sinking fund ami $500 redemption
Of loan number j4. Tiia S3S, 900 will
be received BY ABOUT l'5 Dersous aud
many OF the checks VIII be seat out
OF town. The disbursement will be
made on October l,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Haitian Rebels Defeated.

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Sept. 29.-The
German gunboat Panther has arrived
here from Haiti. She reports that the
government troops under General
Alexis Nord have defeated the rebels
and are occupying the village of
I.imbe. General Jean Juneau, Gen
crnl Firmins right hand man. is re-
ported to be dead. After taking on
coal and provisions the Panther will
go to Venezuela by way Of Trinidad
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Hull On Trial Trip

The tor psdo boat Hull. built b1
tue Harlan B. Hollingsworth Com.
pauy for the Government Is down tho
Chesapeake Bay on preliminary
trial trip. AT 10 o'clock the loca
company announced that the Hull
had not been heard from since sht
left on Saturday. -
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
DcfRultcr'Y Body EQunI.

VIENNA, Sept. 29,-T'he body Of Ed
muNd Je|linek, the defaulting official
Of the cashiers department Of the Vi
rHna Laender Oeal estate mortgage)
hank, has hecn found in the Danube
ut Anenwoerth, near Kreme. Jellinek
disappeared from Vienna Sept. IS. His
embellishments from the Lacndcr bank
n.uounted to about $1,150,O00.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

o. E.. l.G--i We NEW CARTS. APPLY
"a -. Jaw near Columbia Inn. Penn
- n'N ma. Sbif
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
rlr. Burris Talks OIL SchoO, Funds.
State Treasurer Burris when seen

in this city this morning said;
"We are getting ready todistlibuta
school funds. We have been delay,
ed by two districts in Sussex County
failing to make settlement with the
State auditor. IF l followed the
letter Of tho law" said Mr. Burris,
ut would mean that these two dis<
tricts would be shut out entirely,
but | think the matter will be fixed
up, and the money be distributed
next week"
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

w ANTEn-A uinl. IN THE COUNTRY
" for cook. ApIly with reference ! @.
twa"n tho 4uri ., one nni two o'cloGlt 10
,Ul West rect W mia ston, scat
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

T.. ~hI.E-A CENTRAL SMALL. HOT Ell
:.nA Ioom.. address 'tWhy" ltepubll.
II CiHct Tor particulars. 81 -4v'
Oi; Ai.E--1N y mi A HALF FONnE
power engine: can be used for marine
shop worE. well >unde. Apply at II. f.
,rruon'- sew nth avenue and Mary land
y"ttir, s.U-5t'
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
rlrs, Johl Lynn Very III,

Mrs. John Lynn was removed to
the University Of Pennsylvania hos,
pital to-day to undergo treatment
for stomach troubles she has been
i'll for several weeks.
1t was said this morning that Mr..
Lynn had been taken to his wife'A
bedside but Chief Warden Meserva
Of the County Workhouse denied
that Mr.. Lynn had left the work.
house.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
LWIIllltS La tfnsni,nl

Merritt N. Willis. president of
the Levy Court, entered tie Sanltar-
Ian Hospital, Philadelphia, to day to
undergo an operation for stomach
trouble. The operation will not in
any way be dangerous, but they will
Keep Mr.. Willis in The Hospital for
several weeks
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

iANrED-S GCOHD 1iND FURNlrU tE
w Wobuy carpoTf stoves, entire hol.s,
or part. also 600 Gnst OF clothing, Gall 81
VI a"Md postal card to bIahou 81 IS 80! Ein;
,trcct Deln. phono l!!1 u A: ljJ A,
T4H
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
l&tI. lsINi'.

+, o. REN .--TIiAr LARGE TWO STORY
building No. iJj W, 9th street. sutabI,
almost any kind OF business. Apply 5J
o,l.cs i. 6nttyn. 1000 ". Sth street.
leGe0ltf
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
ELECTED AS SECRETARY
SAMUEL NJ. KNOX WITH
SHIPBUILDING co.

Samuel NJ. Knox former state sen.
ator has been elected secretary Of
the New York Shipbuilding Compa-
ny OF Camden N. j.
Henry G. Morse formerly Of the H.
and H, company is president Of the
company.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

WILMINGTON A. A. 3; BRANDYWINE 2.
In ten inning game Wilmington
A. A. defeated Brandywine, the
score being 3 to 2. 1t was one of
the most interesting games seen
over the bridge for some time. Of
course Brandywine came down to
win and for seven innings looked as
if her efforts would be successful, but
clever work at the bat saved the
day for the A. AS.
Mora hN INNINGS
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
leaders Gathering at snratogn-.A
NcuIti, OF Timber For Governor,

leaders Gathering Rt Saratogn-.A
NeaIti, os Timber For Governor.
SARATOGA, y. Y, Sept. % Many
delegates TO the Democrats state CO..
yention, which is TO begin its wor-
here tomorrow, have arrived on the
ground. but those hero know l.'lIr a.
ia nominees or PLATFORM The arrive
of Senator lIii this morning served t.
clear up the situation soMr" hat, b'-i
the fight over the gOyeruorSA.p IS Ike
ly to go into th" convention. Tie r.
Of Tie ticket viii hc NAMED WitAo..
concentrated opposition.
At least three selections hGvn, it :.
said been tentatively made, RandOig
Gugscnhemer will so on the ticket +.
lieutenant governor, John Cunae"n 1
Erie for attorney general and Ed" ..
8. Atwater Of Dutrhoss FOR romptro!i i.
These are in addition to Judge JoI!N
Clinton Gray, who has 10 oppoS.t.uH
for the court Of appeals judgeHhip. ~!
course Mr.. gseuuCimcr's nOmtnat'"n
depends on the selection Of an up state
man for governor.
Never in advance Of any convention
In years has there been such list of
names to select from. Here Is only Il
partial list Of candidates for governor,
who, If the leaders are to be believed,
all have an even chance to fight it out
In the convention or before it meets;
Bird s. Colcr, Edward N. Shepard. Ed
ward NJ. Grout Of Kings, Jacob A. Can
tor of New York, Frederick Cook Of
Monroe, Elliot Dalrcrth Of ChenanBo,
Nicholas Muller Of Richmond, Alton b.
Parker Of Ulster, David 3, HIN Of Al
bany. Cornelius A. Prgsley Of West
chester. John g. StanchGeid Of Che
s;:ng, John G, Ailt'!rn OF Erie and
JudGe Il NJ ti.Lyl 4 ttiN.a
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
FRENCH POWDER EXPL0DES
ROLLING MILL IN HAGLEY
YARD DESTROYED.

There was another explosion of
powder In the Has!ev yard Of the Du
Pont Company at 5 o'clock this morn'
ing.
1t destroyed the rolling mill in
which it was contained, but injured
nobody, tile mill not being in opera
tion at the time.
At least 500 pounds Of powder ex-
ploded. 1t was the second explo'ion
in the yard in one month.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Obituary.

Mrs. Elizabeth y. McEIrov ONO.
Ills East Fourteenth Street who
died suddenly on Friday night was
buried to-day.
Ia St. Mary's Church this morn.
ng Mass was said over TIT body of
flames Crossan.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

ANrDD-C, Lui.ED BOY ABOUT IA
w or l5yoAra Apply II X. Watson, BJ3
Market street, s.63t
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29

,AfAiTEp-RntPF FU rNlSHED FOR HO
wv tells restaurants Snl private familIs
Al short notice. Apply ut Wllminsto, Intel
llgence D!nce I'll ". An ntrrsg jy4Jte
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
~ Al g.,

COPNEi LIN .hs tiY on Sept. S8, 1902.
John L. Corn ell a. . 81 y-ar..
Relatives. friends and members Of Dntont
Foat Il. a. IT., lre lEVit"! 10 attend iEe iuu.
erRl services AT his inl; residence. NC. l. 70
E!l.ott avenue Un Tuesday .fteruoou, Sept.
30th at2 O'clock lrtermeut W .ilverDrook
cemetery.
MALONEY--ln this city on Sept. q. 10O. X.
Emmet MaioEey, aged .6 years.
Relatives. friends aud { ur Insprcto 8 Un-
ion are invited to attend the funeral from
1he residence OF his cou,i,, y. i. Foster, No.
3 jefferson street on Monday morning ut 10
o'clock. High mass Mt It. Pet r'4 Pr,.- Gu
thedral. lnltriuent at New Cathedral coInu-
terry.
ELY-On Sept .Gth 1902, Dlvar r., son of
Mary $, and The late George ", Ely, aged
25ycnrs.
Rela.lves unl friends are invited to stten
the funeral from his late re.ld3Icc nuar Guy.
cncourt, Oh Tuesday. SCOT. -, at 2 O'Clock
inte.ment at Lower Brsniywino comesery.
CALLAWAY-O Sept 26, 1872, VIM. Nor.
man Galloway, aged IL years.
Relatives snd friends are invited to attcud
the funeral services 40 his parents residence
no. no West I'd street OH sunday afternoon,
sept. 2S, at $ o'clock. mtermsnt a. Silver
brook cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Miss Pugh not Deaf,

1t was announced this afternoon
that Miss Sarah 5. Pugh, assistant
principal Of school No. 8, had been
found dead, but upon investigation
the report was found to be untrue.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE,

II was trsatsd for thrsJ years by good
doctors" writes ". A Greor McCon
nslsvillc. o.. for Plies, and Fistula but
when all failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured ue in two weeks" Cures Burns
Bruises, GUS Corns Sore. Eruplions
Salt RheunI, Piles or no pay. 25c. at N.
B. DaEtogths drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
CyrIist Com mits Suicide.

CLEVELAND. O., Sept %. Ernie
johnson, a well known professional b.
cyclist committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart at midnight
at his home In this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
France Thrice Shocked.

PARIS. Sept. 2a,-Three earthquake
shocks have been felt in the district of
Mouters -Tarantaise, department CT
EuyOie
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
Ernnrtel DcSfh Inirue

BERLIN, Sept. 29--An official tele-
gram to the Korean legation here says
the emperor of Korea is alive and In
The best Of health.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-29
To Hold An Inquest,

Coroner Frick will hold an ID.
quest this evening TO deter rhine the
caueeoi the death OF Emmett II. Ma
lonsy who felli from p. W. & B,
freight train on Thursday.