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The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
A Non Suit Granted,

Harry Dixon, residing at 1926
West 4Ch Streei, aud a conductor on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad, entered suit
before Squire Hollis yesterday
against the Mutual Aid Union Ben
eticial Association. with offices at No.
3 West It'll street, for alleged sick
benefit of Twenty-Five Dollars. As
Mr. Dixon had not paid his dues
slncs May 1901, as per agreement,
the Squiredecided that he had no
just claim 50 he gave judgement in
favor of the Association.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
Niruleut Cancer Cured

Startling proof Of u wonderful advance
In medicine IS given by druggist G. W..
Roberts, OF Elizabeth. W. Va. An old
man there had long suffered with what
good doc ors pronounced incurable can
Ger They believed HI, case hopeless till
he used Electric Bitters and applied
Bucklen's AruIca Salve which treatmen t
com plotoly ouroI him. " hen Electric
B!tters aro used to cxpel bilous, kidney
and microbe poison at tho same time this
sal7e exerts its malChless healing power,
blood disease skin eruptions ulcers and
sores vanish. Bttars. 5uc., Sulye, a5c., at
N. B. Uanforths drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
The Kaiser Visits sAix-ln-ChnnclIa

AN-LA-tHAPELLE Prussia, June
2o,-Elnperor William. the empress of
Germany and Crown Prince Frederick
William arrived here yesterday and
were received by Count Won Bulow,
the imperial chancellor, and Count Won
Wald"rsce. The tOwnspeople of AK.
la-'hapelle accorded the royal party
mn enthusiastic reception, and the town
was beautifully decorated in their
honor.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
M. Rio Al A IL X JrV, Suikirup
NO. tl0 MARKET STItIihr,

CapllaI otock ....................$hC $500, 600
oui uiPius -. ..... .................S1 S1CO, 0U1
Allows Interest on Deposits OF Money.
Ihe company acts rs Executor, Admin.
istrator, Trustee, Guardian. Receiver and
Agent, and rents small safes Ia fire and
burglar proof vaults.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, Pres.
WILLIAM Il. PRlNCKLE, Vice Pres,
JAMES b. CLARKSON, Treas. g. Sec,
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
Saved From an Awful Fate.

Everybod said had consumption, Z"
writes Mrs. A. NJ shields OF Chambers-
burg, Pa. II was 50 low atter .ix month,
OF severe sickness caused by Hay Fever
and Asthma. that ew thought could
got we'll but learned Of tho marvs ou,
merit Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, used 1t ana wa, com
p!cteIy cured" For desperate Throat
ana Lung disease, it Is he safe,t cure
in the world and /, infal!iLle Tor coughs.
Colds and Bronchial Affections. Guar.
nnteed boz ties 50c. and II W, Trial bot.
tics free at n. Is. Uuniorth's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
Reduced Rates

On account of the meeting OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union, at
Providence, h. l., July 10 to l3, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets 10 Provi.
dence and return July 8. 9, and 10,
good to return until July 20, 10.
elusive, from all stations on it's
lines, at rate of single fare for the
round trip, plus $l.OO.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
Team Runs Away

Red Lion, June 0-Tuesday even.
ing while John Bidde and Charles
Porter were returning from a drive
their horse became frightened and
upset the carriage, throwing both
out. after dragging Mr. Biddle, Who
was driving, some dis tance the horse
broke loose. Neither Of the Young
mon we're hurt, but the carriage was
considerably broken. and the horse
was cut badly about the legs.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
Verdict OF Six Cents

The jury In the case OF Truitt
brothers vs., Patrick Fahey, after
being out for about an hour yester.
day Afternoon, returned with a YER.
dlct for six cents in favor of Truitt
Brothers Martin Il. Smith and
Artemas Smith represented the
Truitls and Charles w. Smith and
samuelS. Adams, Jr, appeared for
Mr. Fahey. This will place the costs
on Mr.. Fahey.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

The hid rem y class At Turn Hall.
Will meet tomorrow at the regular
time. Th class has not been discon.
tinucd for the GUNNER because the
funniest was held last Saturday, as
some supposed.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

The council of Delaware Society OF
Colonial Wars met n the rooms OF
the Historical Society OF Delaware
Yesterday and received several an.
p'icatlons for membership 10 tile So.
cety.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
NPHllleh aAl IIinu

WASHlNGTO>E June 2O.-The GEN.
sus bureau has issued report on the
manufacture Of needles and pins. 1t
shows capital of $3,235 15S invested
III the manufacture by the forty-three
establishments reporting for the Unit
ed States.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
VAIun hIe Patterns uu-uoV

READING, Pa, June 2O.-The pat-
tern shop and foundry of the Diamond
Drill works at Birdshoro. this county
has been destroyed by fire. The pat
terms and machinery were very valu-
able, and the loss will aggregate near
ly S3QU 0(D
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
GenerRl Motto Dea1I.

MADRID, June 2O-General Motto
captain general of Madrid, has died
from injuries sustained when he fell
from his horse at a review of Spanish
troops held at the time King Alfonso
attained his majority.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
Deadly Powder Explosion.

JO1lNSTOWN, Pa. June 2O.-Three
men have been killed and five injured,
some Of whom will die, by an explosion
OF powder at Seward, nineteen miles
from this city
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
The OreROn's Eutura

WASHl NGTON, June 20.~-It is the
intention of the navy department TO
send the big battcship Oregon now in
Puget sound, back to the Asiatic sta
tion when the repairs now in progress
on her are complete.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
Committed To FIrnf,Ir,f

An unknown woman who was
tound on the Concord pike was sent
10 the Delaware State Hos pital yes
teroay afternoon. 1t is thought that
she is from Media.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
LGru SAlisbury'S SIndisnonitinn

LONDON, June 20.-Lord Salisbury
because Of illness, was unable to AT.
tend his reception to the colonial pre-
mlerS at Hatfield House last night. He
remained IN London.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
DR.. fENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe
q; All diseases Of Kidneys, nHYDH
RE
Dropsy Female Troubles. OOkAA
Don't become DISCOURAGED rhsra ia

cure for you. II necessary write Dr. Fenner
He has spent u life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
81 had severe case OF kidney disease and
rheumatism, dischargins bloody matter.
affected with female troubles. DIR. Fennerfs
Kidney and Backache Cure cured us both.
F.M. WHEELER Randolph. Ia"
Druggists. Soc. 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
1T WIlle'nhhnE Sure Cure Circular. Or
VbsvttVo DHNVL Fenner. Fredonia.N,Y
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

A FIRE broke out in the Diamond
Drill Works at Birdsboro on We'd
nesday evening, which entailed a
loss of $500, 900, which is partly coy
cred by insurance.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

The Baird Memorial Mission will
take its annual excursion to Penns.
grove on June 2l.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE,

New Castle, June 2O.-In the Ar
mory building tonight the COM
mencement exercises. of the New
Castle High school will be held and
William W. Knowles, Esq, will de-
liver the principal address.
Orders have been placed for six
new duplex cars for the Wilmington
ana New Castle Electric Railway
Company. 1t is understood that
the small cars will be sold to a city
railway to run on a line where the
traffic is light and big carloads are
not carried The road bed is being
put i'll excellent order and the bal
lasting of Seventh street will short
ly begin. Arrangements will he
made to have the rails raised little
at Second and Delaware streets SO
that the water course will not bs
blocked up.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Connor
and William Marshall attended the
wedding of George r. McCloskey to
Miss Elsie Peterson, of Philadelphia.
Miss Peterson was bridesmaid and
William Marshall was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloskey will resida
on Lowering avenue, Wilmington.
Pierce Toppin and Miss Mary Da-
Wis We're married yesterday after
noon at Old Swedes rectory by the
Rev. Martin B. Dunlap.
Miss Dennisons school rendered
the following program yesterday af-
ternOOn.
Song School
Address OF Welcome Emily Petlrick
Mack Lantry" Genieve Foster
MAY hohey' Alice Price
"A Little Girl" Irene Cairns
Little Birds at Sunset Mary Toner
susie bucket Lille Davis
song School
MEMORY Gems SchOul
"Who Likes the Rain Joseph
Sullivan, Marion Mcdaniel, Earl
Bacon, Elizabeth Wright, George
Hallman
song Maggie Hendrix and G. Dmcln
"Sunflower" Frsa Temnla
"kanSaroU' William Shearer
CLOCK Charles Simpson and
Willlum Montgomery
Needles" Carrie Walls
Motion Song School
"Dlcky Bird Lettie Steele
- n lsses' Irene Watts
Mays Flowers Emily Mitchell
KITTY" Katharine Gallagher
Dream maker Caroline Holman
Cock Robin Helen Sheridan, Sa-
ra Levy, Mary EIkinton, Rudolph
Valette, William Steele, Harvey
Grose, Robert Barnes, William
Davis, Harry Moore John Thomp-
son, Elwood Bartlett. Charles BEN
net, Charles Schoal
School
Little Hands, Charles Shearer
Alvan Wadsley
Llttl" Boy Blue Harry Neher
Boys Opinion james Eliason
Mammals Bonnet Anna McNelty
THE Queer Scholars" Ida Lank
Memory Gems School
Motlon song School
Baby Jen ME McHugh
Sister, Helen Morrison
Lille Fair" Mary Riggs
Hush! Baby Elinor Hatton
Song School
Ten Little Dolls" Fanny Perren
,Mr: Tongue Rose Rodgers
Closing address Elizabeth Bacon
Song School
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lunt left today
for Denver, Col.
Several real estates are contem.
plated,
Inc Marguerite has been repaint-
'd but the name was put on her
Keel SO that ballast has to be used to
Keep her from carsizing.
At the meeting of Friendship
1odge, No. 3, A. o. U. w., held
asst evening two new members were
Initiated.
The program rendered on We'd
lesday evening at the Mogullion
follows: Selections
rom gramaphone; solo, Clarence
3iler; reading, "A Yankee in Love"
Irs. l.. o. Wise; solo, Cearles Ian
aster; reading, "The Stay at Home"
Hiss McGonigle; selections from
solo, Clarence Biler;
eadlng, Experience with Cow"
lrs. l.. O. Wise; solo, Charles Ian
aster' gramaphone selections; solo,.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

gayl0rs extract Of malt the great spring
tonic prepared by W. Z. Taylor, 3J2
kiUg 8 rec.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

>. II. BAYNARD says he is not nor
will he be a candidate for reelection
as Representative. He also thinks
that none of the Representatives
who served in the last House should
run at the coming election.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

IT has often been said that Will
mington is not sporting city. But
when it comes to witnessing Il game
of base ball the whole town turns
out. The fever was never as bad as
that which has broken this year.
Good ball playing means big profits
by the end of the season.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

lT is pity that persons who kill
others while jealous do not perform
the act upon themselves first. Be
cause Edward Buchett walked with
q young lady friend. John Drayer
struck him, which blow resulted in
bis death. Instead of enjoying the
ladys smiles, Drayer is now occu-
pying cell i'll a pententiary. 1t
Is well to curb your temper.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

UMFIRES Should remember that
it is us well to lean a little towards
the home teams. They always get
the worst Of it when away from
home. The position calls forth a
great deal of criticism interspersed
with sounds like cuss words. The
umpi res lot is not a happy one,
even if he does get paid to call
strikes balls and fnulS
The evening Republican., 1902-06-20

Only 72O in the lot-none sold
before Saturday morning, and
only three to a customer. They
are pure white Sea Island Cotton
with silk tape neck and sleeve, 3
for 25c.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
PENRosE CoURT-MARTIAL.
Major Waller Was Not Present at the
Time of ConYening.

ERIE, Pa, August THE court-martial
called to try Charles w. Penrose assistant
paymaSter. United States navy, and at
tachC-l to the United States steamer Michi-
gan, at this port, convened shortly after IL
o'clock today In the United States circuit
court room in the government building
The following is the detail of the court:
Commander Perry Garst, Pay Inspector
Reah Frazer, Lieutenant Commander VIM
f. Halsey, Lieutenant Edward F. Leiper
Lieutenant w. II. Chambers Paymaster
Z. w. BOnnaffon and Paymaster Joseph
Fife, with Paymaster +. b. Rogers as Judge
advocate. Major L. w. 7. Waller, marine
corps, and Of Philippine fame, is expected
to defend the accused. He had not ar
rived when the court convened, but will
be here Saturday. The charges against
Penrose are rendering false and fraudulent
returns of balances to his credit, embez-
Element, scandalous conduct. absence from
station and duty and negligence in obey
ing orders. The alleged shortage is SSO6,
and the fraudulent charge is in connection
with checks Illegally drawn in favor of the
Ebbitt House, Washington.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
EXPELLED BY TROOPS
SISTERS FORCED AWAY FROM
THEIR SCHOOLS.
Exciting Scenes at Landerneau
France-Townspeop Furious
With the Gendarmes.

BREST. France, August 7.-Exciting
scenes occurred today at the expulsion of
number of sisters from their school at
Landerneau. near here. A special train con-
veyed detaChments of soldiers TO Lander
neau. where q body of gendarmes had been
bled at the school and surrounded the SOL
diers in the square in front of the school
When the cOmmissary of police arrived, ac-
cOmDanied by a lOcksmith, the people pro-
tested vigorously. shouting: Long live the
sisters and liberty" Down with the min
istry.'
Women threw themselves to the ground
in front of the horses of the gendarmes.
The cOmmissary ordered the sisters TO open
the school door. They refused and the
locksmith picked the locks and broke win
dows. amid the denunciations of the crowd.
The commissary ordered the sisters to leave
the school. which they did, leaning on the
arms of the townswomen, and, accompanied
mediately marched to church, where they
sang a hymn. A large crowd followed the
gendarmes to the railroad station, shouting,
Death to the locksmith.' The man was
protected by the military.
Similar scenes are expected in other VII
lagos of Finisterre, where the decree
against unauthorized schools is to be put
into execution. A priest at FOlgoet urged
women to kneel in front of the school in
order to stop the gendarmes
Evening star., 1902-08-07
OLD FEUD BREAKS OUT
SHOOTING IN A TENNESSEE
COUNTRY STORE.
Two Men Killed and Two Wounded
After Controversy Over
Politics.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, August Jim
Highpeach and Brooks Carter were killed,
John Carter is supposed to have been seri-
ously wounded and man of the name OF
Richmond was shot through the wrist to-
day in fight in Jackson county, resulting
from old feud between the Carter and
Lynch families of that section.
The fight occurred in the country store
of Brooks Carter, where Brooks and his
brother John, Jim Highpeach and Boyd and
Leslie Lynch and several others had gath
cred. The talk drifted to the election and
dispute arose between the Carter and
Lynch factions One of the men was seen
to reach for his pistol and a general fight
ensued, in which guns and pistols were
brought into action Brooks Garter and
Highpeach were instantly killed and Rich
mond was shot through the wrist. John
Garter, who is supposed to have been seri-
ously wounded, ran off after the shooting,
threatening vengeance.
The Lynch brothers are under arrest.
Further trouble is anticipated.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
BALFoUR NoN-CoMMITTAL.
Unwilling to Describe Agreement
With the Ship Combine.

LONDON. August 7.-Replyins i'm the
house of commons today to a request of
Lord Charles Beresford for assurance that
10 binding agreement would be concluded
between the government and the shipping
combination without the agreement being
approved by parliament. the premier. y j.
kalfour, said.
'! do not think it possible 10 negotiate
on this or any other subject if the proposed
terms are TO be publicly discussed before
the government has agreed TO them. The
government, however, is most anxious TO
take the house into its confidence at the
earliest possible moment"
Mr. Balfour's reply has particular inter-
est. as Belfast dispatches today announce
that the government accepted J. PierDont
Morgan s offer TO give the admiralty claim
or all the combines ships. As evidence of
the acceptance. il is stated that the gov
ernment has chartered the Corinthic the
r-St ship built for the combine. which has
just been completed at the HarIand- Wolf
shipyards.
Inquiries made by the Associated Press
show that belief is general that J. Pierpont
Morgan s offer practically has been ac-
cePted by the government. The Belfast dis
patches may slightly anticipate the tech
niCalitieS required to close the agreement
or may not allow for changes inserted
since the offer was originally made but
there appears to be little doubt that the
spirit Of The scheme is acceptable 10 the
cabinet
J p. Morgan < Co. when asked concern
Ing the reported agreement adopted the
same non-committaI attitude as Premier
BalfOur.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
TRYING TO SETTLE DISPUTE.
Difficulty on the Manhattan Elevated
Road in New York.

NEW YORK. August IA. 3. Youngson
assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, who was sent here
from Cleveland, Ohio, by Grand Chief P.
NJ. Arthur to endeavor to adjust the diff
Guilty between the motormen and engineers
of the Manhattan elevated railroad and the
officials of that system, arrived here today
and met the representatives of the railroad
employees. Representatives of the firemen
also We're present. Word was received to-
day that Charles Wilson, vice grand master
of the brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
was on his way here from Peoria, Ill. Just
prior to the beginning of the conference
Mr.. YOungson said:
Chief Arthur will not come here and I
will have sole charge Of this matter. L be-
neVe that if the railroad company treats
the men in a conciliatOry way the differ
enCes can be easily settled"
T. NJ. Pierson of St. Louis, vice president
of the Order Of Railway Telegraphers, also
arrived today. Mr.. PiersOn said there had
been trouble for some time between the
telegraphcrs and the Manhattan Elevated
Railway Company, and that he had come
here to try TO adjust the differences. He
declared that his presence had no cOnnec-
ton with the trouble Of the motormen and
engineers.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
PHILIPPINE CoURTs-MARTIAL.
An Interesting Summary of the Re
suits Shown.

A recent mail from the Philippines con-
tains an interesting summary of the re-
suits of cOurt-martial cases IN the Philip
pines. 1t shows that the accused in 227
cases were dishonOrably discharged, in 231
cases forfeited pay and allowances, in 11J
cases suffered other punis shment, in 11O
cases were fined and in 320 cases We're SEN
fenced TO confinement. The charges in these
cases included murder manslaughter, as
sault and attempted rape. Most of the
charges, however, were for trivial offenses
1t was shown that soldiers have been dis
honorably discharged for stealing a few
cents worth of fruit and tobacco, and that
others were incarcerated for long terms for
more serious offenses. Soldiers who are
shown to have brutaly treated Filipinos
have been sentenced to death and executed
and in some capital cases the sentence of
death has been commuted TO life imDrison-
ment.
Most of the charges were based upon
complaints made by native F'ilipinos. and
the record shows that the military courts
Gus breaches Of discipline.
Commenting upon this matter the Manila
American, in recent issue, said:
1T is evident that the military authorities
have shown no disposition to tolerate any
deviation from a strict observance OF the
rights and privileges of the natives and
the discipline imposed upon the troops has
been exceptionally severe. The discipline
has in no instance been relaxed and the
allegations that the army is demoraliZed is
without foundation
Evening star., 1902-08-07
Plus FUND CLAIMS.
Arrangements for Their Arbitration at
The Hague.

All the preliminaries have been arranged
to arbitration at The Hague of what IS
known as the plus fund claims case which
is claim made by the Catholic archbishop
OF California to recover a large amount Of
money alleged to be due the church by
Mexico. The arbitrators for the United
States are Sir Edward Fry of England
formerly chief justice of the court of ap-
peals of England, and Mr.. F. De Martens
of Russia, the well-known authority on in
ternational law. Mexico has selected as her
arbitrators Mr. Pagano Guainas ChelIi, 4
judge of the court of cessation of Italy,
and Mr. Savornin Lohman a judge of the
highest court in Holland. These four men
VIII select an umpire to act in case of a
tie The arbitration tribunal will meet at
The Hague on the LIST of September
The American party will consist of Judge
William l.. Penfeld. solicitor of the State
Department, who will act as the counsel
for the United States; Mr.. Jackson H.
Ralston, agent for the United States: Mr.
Walter 5. Penteld and Mr.. Henry V
Arnos, assistant counsel for the United
States; Miss Margaret NJ. Hanna. private
secretary TO Assistant Secretary Adec
translator, and Miss l.. N. Larkins. stem
oSrapher. Mr.. w. S. Penfield VIII act as
discussing officer of the delegation. He
and Mr.. Armes viii sail from New York
next Saturday to arrange for The accom-
mOd2tiCn at The Hague Of the re.na fnder
of the party, who Will leave New York on
The 18th instant.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
TROLLEY SYSTEM PARALYZED.
Strike of Conductors and Motormen
on Connecticut Line.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, August THE
strike of the 400 conductors and motormen
of the Fairhaven and Westville Railroad
Company continues unchanged, and the
ninety-mie system is paralyzed this morn
ing.
No passenger cars We're running, traffic
being confined to the operation of a sin
gle mail car.
The night brought practically no new de-
velopments except those arising from the
attempts of citizens and officials and Or
ganizations to bring about arbitration.
There was no disorder
The arrival of the president of the trolley
company, H F. Parmelee. now absent on a
yachting cruise, is expected some time to-
day, and it is believed that no settlement
can be effected until he gets here.
The state board of mediation and arbi-
tration has notified Mayor Studley that the
members of the board will arrive in New
Haven this afternoon to investigate the
strike of the local trolley men.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
SEA EVOLUTIoNS.
Secretary Moody With the North At
lantic Squadron.

Secretary Moody, with his congressional
guests aboard the Dolphin, viii join the
north Atlantic squadron under the COM
mand of Admiral Higginson at Newport
next Monday. The squadron will then put
to sea and for week evoIutions will take
place under the eye of the Secretary ard
those who have charge of the naval ap-
preparations in Congress. Both the Sec
retary and his guests expect TO learn much
OF the needs of the navy during the prog
ress of this cruise. The squadron will op-
crate in the open sea to the southwark of
Block Island. There will be squadron evo-
lutions, drills and target practice.
The Secretary and his guests will prob
ably visit the various ships ana by per
sonal inspection of guns. machinery and
general equipment. as well as personal dis
cussion with the officers. they will be able
to acquire much valuable information Of
the practical working of the warships and
of the merits of the different types of ves-
sells. The officers of the navy believe the
navy VIII reap benefits in increased. appro-
Evening star., 1902-08-07
Site for Naval Training School.

Rear Admiral Taylor, Lieut.. Commander
Winslow, Sena tors Clapp of Minnesota and
Jenkins of Wisconsin and Representative
Morris of Duluth yesterday made tour of
inspection of Minnesota Point and Big Is
land IN ST. Louis river, near Duluth, as pos
sible sites for the proposed naval training
school The visitors were much impressed
with the advantages that Duluth offered
and while they declined to make any state
nent as TO the chances of Duluth being Sc
iected the impression prevailed that Big Is
land. which is located in an advanta geous
spot in the river and contains about 400
acres of land. was looked upon with much
favor The visiting party left last evening
for Sault Ste. Marie.