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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Ffrst-Columbia City. Preaching a. II 30
a m ard 7.3o p n.
KlrkIand-Suaday services at II a. m
and ? m. Y +. s, c. T.. D. n. Sun
day school at Il noon.
German gregationsl-Seventh ave-
nue. between Pine and Olive. Services a;
II a. m. and ':3o y. IN John c. Bieget,
pastor.
Unlversity--T c. wiswell. pastor Sun
day services at II m. and 80 p. IT.
Bible school 81 1910 =. n Y. F 5. c. f.
al { n m, Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening a; o'clock
Edgewa;er-Rev. j. T, ,Nschols. pastor.
SCHOOL. l2:lS y. III, ]. Z S G. E. p n
Junior Y T. s &. e Friday afternoon at
$50 Prayer services. Friday evening CT
each week
P!yrnouth-Corner Third avenue and
University street. Rev. ". II = Temple
pastor, 49,. Seneca strees; telephone. Green
sal study az house Home usually each
morning Sunday services Preaching at
II a. m. ard =. m. Sunday school a IL %
= ru Young Peoples Society CHRIS; an
Eraeavor AZ p. m M!1week prayer meet
ing THURSDAY At ; = m fveyv seat free.
puaiic cordially Invited Morning subject
Deep Sea Fishing" Evening. Life
E4&tnoxes.
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Lutheran hurehes.

German Lutheran D3Ss'a ET7tSA Mission.
sanders haG Hcice See~net STteFs cry p
Sizes a. s9 every other Sunday,
~orYessa-.- Danish Fourth avenue ara
fs.ra street X 3osletse0. pastor.
Sftafy IN basement Services AZ i a III
ara 2 n
t:.~r,,sa l.utaerar--SsyS sces n hal, co~-
- Man STREET and Msoar avenue Sc
N....a~ eNevy SECOND ana sourt5 sundays %
me 4n5uta az - 8 IA % fae hss. ".
n seareas- pastor
s4>r-ne~ E-vaags'RaL Is4taersn. :.
1.rn-~ t-auA.res,A ..es8--S8adAy services.
go Magket aua MAJ q Na-a.ec
ts@ssh:a ttaus.st church. every frs. ard
tSs-{ ~arsaV e me ~erts al 2. IL
%,rEsv ~raoaf every = 5ay A ,, IA
f~rFfrt1'S staging practice every FEilay
a. -g Is ~
.;erraau f,>ar--s-.ca! f.g;hstsa Zsc-' -
s.,rs-e- T~n-a ayeaGs ard stewart street.
sssrtaN scrao., 50 3 - >&1GsF services
- less a. ~ ara F.@ 81 q BlSsi pst.lE e.
90. AL Jase a3teses .. \ Ssrs<-a :
<,ee.ns Cao.r practice, Tuesday even
s:.rn,an Souta seattle Misesos-,n RAJ.
- MS fE.ss3ce- sunday services every
es-~s.4 ana ta.FI Sat.>.as ~ les DeEta a.
-. "a Sunday sRc1Ges se%t1t~rs uext SD
- a 3 "a IL Esst2r& r Marie. lDsS
ffSuv5i serpes. Acd ". II. Mrs. 1880 hos-
e.i street
ua;x Tssassy. E.1slisa--s,orsser seyes.sa
avenue saw @A~f- "@A-es 3 .
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Second. Nofth Seattle ~ T3i-d avenue
north and HARRISON street Rev. ". \.
Major pastor. telephone Lake 81 Preach
ing II II A ~. ard 81 y. n Y L : { r.
81 = p IA Mid-wesA meeting. Thursday
at 80 ?. IT.
Reuion CAurcA-~Rev. George f Wait
worth y. n pastor Services at 3 and
80 p m Union Sunday schoo! II = a m.
Ncisa-Seveutd Av<Gste ana olive street.
Rev. W!lHsa1 DAVIS. pastor. SeTV .c.s a,
l0;S2 a ara 2. n Sunday school az
2 - =. IN Class meeting " eS;fe S1ay ~ Ri
y. m All friends are cordially invited 10
attend ;hes. services
First sbytertau--CoTne Fourth ave
rue aud Spring street. Rev. \ l.. iiiy~rt-
Sn. - -. pastor residence, 49, Spt :
street
Calvary PreStYt eT iaya--Eev. Douas3 Res,
pasIor. residence Ia Twvaty-foar.h ave-
uus. Services a. y = TT. ara ? II sVery
sabbath T. {. r at , u. Prayer
meeting every THURSDAY evening az
O'Clock. Sunday SHOOT at t2-3a
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The Volunteers OF America vii ccaduci
a special service tonight. Il being the en-
rolment q recruits Capt McCIeIand II
off.c.ate.
~ the United Presbyterian church Rev
". y SQaQIding viii occupy TIE pulpit
both morning and evening. Sunday school
At lzl5 p. m. and I. p. :. =. f. AZ I
o'clock
Rev : Hail Young. whose church at
Dawson has IN & :iary citizens # Seattle
representing many @ Seatrle's large
churches. has returned from tie Kloudtka
and VII address the congregation al the
WestFn mister Presbyterian canrch. ~ Nor
rts haN. corner % Yss!er say and NiutA
avenue. this evening at & O'Clock
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INUSuENTS Of SOLDIERS.
noys OF'rHE SECOND BA1TALioN
HIVE A FIELD DAY.
--,... Axn.saed to Contestants In
y.rirs Athletic SpOrts-seSsfai
Omce. and Men Received '"r-
losgH, and some Disch@
!,peclai Correspondence.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. H.-Tm pfih-
Gina, exn, Of interest durig the
ras, wax was the field day or the
Second attalion. held on Angel ,iand last
wednesday. The programme ocopiea 'iia
entire d.y; and several hundra Visi'ofs
s,am s., Francisco came owe 10 witness
the eyerts. The day openes WIN aaii
haur exI,bitinu drill OF the battalion under
Maj Car. and was follovd by very
exciting firing race. FABRICATED in by two
ren firm, each company. .hich was won
b. Corporal Butler. OF Chpahs L. Win
Corporal Ray. of Compap g, a close sec
end The next two ev1ts. putting rae
she, and throwing the pmmer. each with
essa, contestants. wer won pS oe's''
Roche. Of Company Lana private "iei''
a Company !. TWO rs OF war were heA'
on tbs programme. Il nrss net"ee'' eo'ii-
canles l. ana +. cal with twenty men:
the second hetveencompani MES G and /.
TIE winning compats. l. and l. competed
later in the day fe final honors, ana az
Ter a terrific strugf. Company won ths
contest, amid greg cheerihe' "a
The Individual competitive drill was
awarded % prlyse :. l.. Thompson. OF
Company f. M9cian Cannon, OF Com
rany +. won bot the 5o-yard ana l9-safa
dash: Private Eiott, OF company r. tRe
bread jump an Sergt Siee, 81 COMPANY
L. the stand,neligh jump. The prizes for
hurdle racing 81 high kicking were car
riei oahy Prixtcs Tatro. Of Company l.,
ana Glenn of company !. Corporal aiaF~
;er Of CnfnnGy l. shar gave hn' eN-
h.hi;ton of ,sat rope walking. hy crossif6
a stretch ~ sep water Oh rope feaehihs
from the outside end of the wharf 70 TAO
shore. Dave Ruchart. ~ Company q. at
,smptsd thes me feat. bat as he sAV" up
The attenpta hen ahout fifteen fee oat on
ths rope. y was awarded tn" 3iSh Give
g. a tonsaation prize. The day closed
with ctAcert by the Second ha '@AAoh
band and dress parade ana feFh" %
TIE tear sompsnieS
rhs onx eoaipnneuts which Aavs tfeca
lackslr ~ some time banks Hni BUNK
isons wae supplied las, week % se com
iaasss q c'1c Th.rd battalion.
csv. Iora afIf Adjt. Gcs. Tuttt.. O. or
ssaa. we're interested spectators = enc -
car regarenta! dress parad2s di'iag 'oe
week
IS the bin slopes ~ Angel i'and we're
eoverei with 3gad g1a~S. very ~ ans n
ragnsiab.a. -. TTse gavc gus t*st
Thursday taat the grouud y 80 re '''is-
IT. ~ tAs post shoui8 "a }S@'sS oNet'
NH the aoGhje object % psN'Atists " ."
ara ~ .4rorao.tng thc eeNwti OF t7' @Fs>S
a., *, x+user ra.,.s feEi The h.a@
ssss.-t q, sAs h.Ys AT p.ss.st s-'Fes prom
st - saa,-h tcriure later me Y'Saf
A iaes. nsrst,er - - .ss AMI men sent
.a Sao ,..s ~ A,,,7,}~ q g.,iay 80 witness
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GREAT LUMBER AND FISH CENTER.

ter q thu section. te.~- wed called tha
Queen City sc Grays harbor.''
TIE rown was founded Ia tsS7 ~ Sam
eea Benin. who Is yet iiTiag. During The
nrst hair CT rs existence the CRY was az
Isolated a. the kscnaEke .s tss1ay. bI,
b%@1sning satea for us FISHERIES and lam
-%f. small stearssts wAr@ pu; or between
Portland ard San Francisco. ard u iss7
sas Northern Pacific Railroad Company
oi'fis nne ot road 20 the city Then the
place 'orxss1 rapidly 30 the front but she
Pane coming CT al about tha, tire put =
stop to development a.sf ths tawn suf-
Tered ssta the Fest 90 sae country. Bat
i1e people never lost their grit or energy
and today finds The city IA 2 most healthy
ana fSar.shirg condition. with a nout hiy
Pay roll OF over 81. 20 from IS industries.
besides the large amour. thai Is paid cut
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salvation Army.

No. ! hall. corner Second avenue south
and Yesier way-Eus!gn Bernhard and
Lieut. Watson ir charge: a m. knee
drill; II d. m. holiness meeting p m;
family gathering. p m. Free and
Easy"
No. ? hall corner Pike street and Third
avenue--Capt Gill and Lieut.. Gardner IN
charge: a. m. knee drill: II a. m. holi-
ness meeting; J p. NJ. family gathering,
5 y. m. Free and Easy"
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The New Evil OF Tea-smokfnx.

Physicians In vsri9f;s parts - rs ocIr-
tgv report AZ Alarming growth e. Ire tea
z-lsokiug h&h5-- MANY - $40 Victims are
porse6. tut Fusn are quite o5ten among nc
number. TTn~ habit - ~ga.rac!ss Ny those
who's nerves 4ye aasor 5@F@.5, MO rau's
sleep. whose ; e~stEG- - TT fpar 80 |he<a
Wv@-s are fs4t nj orG@r &3sa GO ire 1t,s.-s''
ara f~el the}~ strengt5 departing T-As
smoking II -1tes t1s brain. sns! ne reETsi:
= gafsera. collarAs- T. se#gAs strange thlt
ssl1arers from fae stevs Disorders sHoGl Z
~gt rsIre -nerasei g@s w3rh Hn~is f@z' SSern .
a~- Ffssers Tbs = Z ms. -c-.rs 0fi~e w0ets
up :a-. spsettts. regulates abe bOwel@ Sfea4-
- fhe. re~--es sE1 :-5uces s3fgc3 sleep
T~rrree wtse. AXE e 1G4 t1a' e e4ree cyS-
9srys.4 zE.t 11ers = - ha3 ta<te in IRE
ry75uta il - rsss-g.ing. 70 feeling - 5gss.k-
ness AFTER tNs LAYS wor. - f2ae +; -
well worth a rr.aL
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Methodfst Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction Church-Preachtng on
Sunday AZ Il a. nj.
Duwa mish Church-DanIel Bagey, pas
tor. Sunday school al 10 II m Preaching
at so p. IN.
FNst-Ih!fd avenue ana Pine street
meeting az 10 a. n Sunday school at II:
p. m. Y. L. S. c. E. i: 6:l5 p. II Prayer
meeting Thursday At 80 II. m Monthly
meeting the first Thursday OF each month
al $50 D. m. Preaching by Rev +. e
Whitman Strangers welcome to ali serv-
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Room Z Seattle National Ba1k b,ll,S-
inT Services Sunday az Il a m and 3
y m and Wednesday evening a. o. clock
SUNDAY sc1ooI Immediately Att@r the Sun
tav service Reading room open Guvlax
,ns week rom / % 5 p IT,
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TIE colorei Baptists OF the city have
asia t,ilshe9 a mission which viii hold
services every Sunday a. il o'clock n
and : o'cleek ? III. The meetings Will be
held in tue Young NatuE aasts hau IN the
old university grounds
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Young Mems Christian Association

Prayer meeting IN the general secretary
cffice al p clock ,. m, Song saFvtca b.
gins al sss o'cleck Mr. Wadhafns. II
Portisr6. viii conduct tas sorg service.
Mems Rally a. O'Clock. Mr. James 4
pur7rn~;t. travelling secretary for tAe Pa
csc northwest. "a AK on 'Echcss From,
thA Great International Convention -
Young %en's Car-sttsn Associations Sc hals
recently ~ R1sle. Switzerland. al aserr are
cordially .nv.te. . af.eE3 these meet nes-
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First Christian church. Seneca street. be-
tween Thir! and Fourth avenues. y.
Smith. pastor. Residence. 2l22 Fourth av-
enue Preaching N II u m au1 : =. m
Sunday school at : & a. m. i. +. ) c +.
a. Is =. II. Prayer meeting Thursday
night
Christian church. La,ona-Sunday school
At - a. n. No preaching.
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First Free Metho3ist-el2 Pine street.
{. < McReynolds. pastor. residence. 9l2
Pine street Preaching az Il a m. AMI
( y m. Sunday scaoc! al 3.4s A m
Young peoples meeting. p n PRAYER
meeting Thursday &; =. n. Seats free
70 al.
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EvangeIieal Association

German-Harrison street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernest. pastor SO
Harrison street. German. preachinc every
Sunday AZ J! a NJ and every first and
third sunday IN the month At p. m.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at 9i5 a m.
Young People : meeting q, p. m. Sunday
and : r. m Wednesday German prayer
gaeeting every Thursday q, S 2. II.
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Aberdeen the lndStrial Point of the Crays
HapOr Country.

-gERDEEN. Sept. IT. Aberdeen
IA the center Of snjs-noer and
fRK fishing Industries c Gravs bar
bSr ard a srsppiu5'oift % con-
ssG<ra bic frspartaie- While 'fs
.sa.s,a OF business dones unsEnportsn.
~asa compared with tnekens. resources
saa immense future pSsnii'siss OF the
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S'if Foslhs1ing country, !: Is large far ths
humoer Of peopse the city has within her
ooFdaFs, II 10 alnost Impossible 70 write
of 'se city ef Aberdeen without taking IN
the entire Gssys harsor country. The IN
tsrests Of one are 80 cEosely allied 10 IRE
either fha. they are practically one. Aesr-
deem is the commercial and financial GEN.
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Christian 8itie nee.

~ee Chrasr.aa Alliance r1eets q. 20
-. every Sunday ard o. Thursday q, Z
Q ~ - .a@aE = -. 20 STREET. De-
a.Eaory AaA-
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Beates pastor: residence slo Pike street
Services at II A. m. and 80 ,. III. Sunday
school AZ i2;S 2. M. Evening service is re-
summed today. Luther League OF Tuesday
evening
Swedish Evange avenue near
Pike. Rev. Martin l. Larson pastor: resi-
denee, isZi Fifth avenue. Sunday services
"a. 1899 a. m and p II. Sunday Scaooi
Il n Bible class or prayer meeting at |.
Z. n. On Thursday, services at 5 2. H.
The Cent Society meets a; ) y. n. the srsst
and third TQesdAys Of the month.
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T0DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices in. the church direc-
tory Will be confined to announcements OF
church services only and subjects or ser
mons Extended musical programmes sor
Sunday services and announcements or
church entertainments Will only be pun
Hshed az advertising rates. NOTICES Ior
this department should be received Ak
this office not later than l y. n. saturday
in order 20 insure publication on sunday
morning
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Lodge @. Universal Brotherh0oa-Sur-
dav evening at o clock. symposium ~
members H3nckley block room - Thurs
fav evening study class. Theosophical
society N America Al meetings free.
TIE public n invited.
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cn~."ar Advent meetings "a he'd az
49, corner II Thsrt Avenue ana Nxss3eor
s-r,sf ~ " Chapman. pastor. PRAYER
rr,ee.!rs, ia = m Preaching :! a. m
SunEAy scascl. - - = T.
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Third avenue. Children's Wee Weston
class Ia connection. Every Thursday
evening class meets At 1881 Third avenue.
All interested in higher spiritual unfold
nent invited, Free public treatment given
al all meetings.
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o'clock; subject. 'Of What Is Our Astral
Body Composed and Is Death our Great
est Friend or Foe?f' Poem. subject TO be
given by the audience. Esther Thomas,
spiritual minister.
The Progressive Spiri,ualists Society
will hold services every Sunday evening
al O'clock In Masonic Temple. entrance
Oh Pike street Mrs. Ada Foye, pastor.
This evening Ms Foye will lecture on
Ancient snd Modern Mef.iuInsh.p." TO be
followed by tests and messages. AL are
invited.
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brs.sinn Mission. >eamen's Hefhel.

Meetings Mad n basement = IA Wash
.-ste- stree. tDTr2ng ca alley between
E.trN. avenue souta ana Occidental avenue.
avr~v evening" 4: s. Q clock Public cog
4t4tsv invited. Chaplain. Thomas keex
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Mount Carmel Faith Home,

Meetings ara had every evening except
N3r4av. 3; tse &S8nt Ca-.g4e. Mission
SAD Fa4ts Home. eGTner q I'Hsaa s!r~~.
a-1 summit avenue. C5n Johnson. super
'gte1Gsas.
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TheOsOphy.

Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday at 100 p m at Ills Third
avenue, near Spring street. All welcome.
Subject this evening, Tho Voice Of the
silence" by Mrs. Harriet c. Stein. All
welcome
The Queen City Theosophical Society in
America meets every Thursday evening a,
o'clock al i07 Maynard avenue for study.
All interested in Theosophy are cordially
invited. Sunday evening az D. n. in the
A. y. L. W hall, in Pioneer block.
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Gospel meetings are held every evening
Al s O'clock and Sunday at 5 p. n. All are
cordially invited.
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Unitarian Church.

First Unitarian church-~Seventh avenue.
between Union and Pike streets. No SER
vices until further notice.
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Progressive Lyceum.

The Chiidrens Progressive Lyceum
meets every Sunday morning in Pettis
hall. First avenue. q: II o'clock.
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Cumberland Prespyterimn.

Cumberland oyteriau-T>we n second
avenue and East Cherry. Preaching at IL
a. m. and : 80 p. Sunday school al u
y. III. Junior Endeavor Society az $50 p
M. Y. +. :. c. r. at $50 p. m. Church
prayer meeting Thursday at 1:30 p m.
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PRIVATE tc7ttf5n n rreoars.orv
branches. Reference 1ar3oa fs1~aTds.
cage Pref IeaaE L2Jeaa.
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TIE Mental Sc.eatisrs u.~st every ss--
Dag al - q. IT,. Iasnsos, ..1sts' roosss. lis
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LAST Su0sAT concert ~ s1e season.
wagne.'s h4n3. Madison park, to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-06-13
A SOLDIER WEEDS
G. a. r. VETERANS VISIT CAMP
MONTCIIANIN-3, 900 PERSONS
SCE. TlHE CInARfD tNrOIrNT

G. a. r. VETERANS VISIT CAMP
MONTCIIAlNIN-3, 900 PERSONS
slEE THE GUARD MOUNT.
Delegations from all the Grand Army
Pests OF Wilmington, accompanied by
a band, visited The camp Of the First
Battalion, Second Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers. yesterday afternoon
at Montchanin.
The band took part at guard mount
and dress parade. The guard mount
was Witnessed by fully 1900 persons.
Forty more recruits arrived Saturday
night and eighty are expected during
the week. There was a military we'd
ding at Christ Episcopal Church. near
camp. to-day. Sergeant Charles Car
mOdi, OF Company r, was the groom,
and Miss Ida Tremor OF Phil
adelphia, the bride.
The soldiers have a bull terrier as a
pet, which makes its home with Com
pany 10. AS soon as the bugle sounds
the dog hastens to the parade ground,
and follows the drum corps on the
march to the powder works The dog
also follows the officer Of the day on
his rounds.
Evening journal., 1898-06-13
THREE RUNAWAYS.

CHARLES CRAWFORD AND
DAUGHTER NARROWLY ESCAPE
BEING INJURED-J. y. HEN
ERICKSON HURT.
Charles Crawford and his daughter
had a narrow escape from being in
jured yesterday. They were out for a
drive, and stopped at the residence OF
Mr.. Crawfords father, at Second and
West streets. The horse took fright
and ran away. AT Front and West
streets the occupants were thrown out,
but escaped injury. The animal was
caught by Frank Duncan.
The horse of J. ]. Hendrickson, OF
Rockland, took fright while crossing
the tracks OF the b. & o. railroad, OF
the Concord pike. Hendrickson was
thrown out and bruised. The horse
was caught at Thirteenth and Wash
ington streets.
A passing trolley car frightened
horse yeserday at Front and Marke
streets, driven by Miss Lizzie Lyons
The animal started to run, but trip
ped and fell, stopping his flight.
Evening journal., 1898-06-13
BOYS SERIOUS ACCIDENT
FRANK KINGS SKULL Is FRAC-
TURED AND HE MAY NOT RE
COVER.

FRANK KINGS SKULL is. FIlAC-
TUREiD AND HE MAY NOT RE
COVER.
A serious accident occurred at the
Delaware avenue station, at five
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Frank Kpg, aged fourteen years,
with several companions was playing
on the B. and o. r. r. tracks. when a
shifter suddenly approached. All made
haste to get off the tracks except young
King, who fingered a while, and in
getting off he tripped over one OF the
rails and was thrown in front Of the
Elgine The engineer made frantic
efforts to check the speed OF the loco
motive, but without avail, and IL
struck the lad injuring him seriously
about the head. He was picked up in
an unconscious condition and carried
into the station.
DR.. Marvin ordered that the boy be
taken to his home. and the PhOenia
ambulance was summoned. and the lad
was conveyed to his residence al
Eighth and Union streets. Subsequent
ly he was taken to the Delaware Hos
pital, where he was attended by DIR
Palmer.
The boys skull Is fractured and hi
recovery is doubtful.
Evening journal., 1898-06-13
SHlPYARD NEWS NOTES

WORK. PROGRESSING AT TINE
IHARllAN AND HOGIANGSwORrH
COMPANIES WORKS..
Howard Gould's yacht. Niagara, will
leave the yards OF her builders on We'd
nesday.
The time has not been set yet for the
launching OF the Old Bay Line steamer
Tennessee. The joiners are working
on her. and she will probably be ready
to glide on the ways in about a week.
The yacht Alcedo which was 10
leave the shipyard ON 5une IS. win not
be ready to go on that date, as the re-
pairs to her are not completed.
The keel is laid for the Standard OIL
Company's new tug and worlSmen
commneed raising the frames on hei
to-day.
Work ON the torpedo boat String
ham is progressing favorably.
The tug Anson NJ. Bangs, belonging
to Hughes Bros. & Bangs Co., is nov
in the drydock at the Harlan and Ho,
lingsworth shipyard.