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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Dttt6tcu.

- Seuer setitbrte am Donnerfae
Morsen bic @Obnune bss 8m. Sopfins
an SubfOn Strabe.
Corporal 8m. @ilmartin bon bier.
Elm WlitsIisb oer So, $ bes 9. Reeis
ments, ftarb am Sonntas 3u gbidamaus
ga Bart am Rerpenfieber.
- Die 4idbrise 9odtsr bes Daniel
Scott bon RaiIroaS StraBe seristb am
Oienttas einem 5euer su nabe unb ibre
&leibun8 entsinoete ii6, nobel iie
fhlimm petbrannt ipurbe.
3a6ariab Susbes bon Suebestotpn
besab ita am DIenItae Worsen auf bem
8ese sur 4rbeit in sinen alien SdaHt
uno sInoete bic oaieIbit anssiammelten
@aie an. bic ibm bic 8leioer f5rmlid
BON 2eibe brannten, foSaB ct in ein paar
Stunben ben 9ranbpunben erlae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

niger als $50 abbiIbunsen, 9artsn uub
Blansn i'm 1srt unb auf AZ Tafeln. ba.
runter 10 5arbenorudtafeIn uno 7 ieIbit.
itdnbiee 8artenbeiIaeen. seiat bisieIbs
glanmdBi8feit in ber gIusseitaItuna bic.
les Ieils tpie bel ben 8dnben bes Saupt.
pertes. Bon ben SonbertafeIn in Sar.
benorud beroienen Die 5afeIn: ,.grad,t.
fiI1e ber fiibliden Meere", ..auftipie.
sslunssseipdfer in Der 8dae", ,,Ronb.
nadt in ben 9ropen". BUR @eitbibte
Der nniformen". 5afel III. beionbere
Serborbebung. Serborrasenb aeitasmas
eriheint aus Der 8eibe Der SoIaidnittta.
feln bic 1afeI ..8teuser" (San,erireu,er
uno esi6tibte 8reuser Der tpidtiaiten
Srleesfottenj. ipdbrenb bic IafeIn
.9obe Sdufer" Gin glorbamerifa)
.Selsiprensuns unter 8aiIer". ..9ro.
pensebdube". GafelI-II, .Sur @sidi6te
osr 1aidenubr" 0ariteGunasn bon 70
eissnartisem Sntereiie borfdbren, bas fis
Der 4ufmerfiamtsit bes gsi&auers befon.
oers empfobIen fein mbssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
d eri tiih e6.

Scbn 8roipn bon 2userne Strabe, bes
unseisBliden 8erfaufs bon @etrdnten
lbsrfibrt, tpurbe su brei Wlonoten 9es
fdnsnib unb Strafe bon $500 perur'
tbsilt.
s. 8. gafman, Der unter faIiden
8oripisssIuneen @aaren bon s. SO. 8tt'
tenboufe erlanste, bat bier Wonate i'm
@sfdnsnib su iiBen unb s25 Strafs 3u
sablen.
Die bss 2absnbisbfabIS anseflasten
Srausn 3adel Wln6am unb Dlarp
Ibomas bonn 1oroenoe ipurben am Cams
tag bon ben @eidporenen i6uIois bes
funben unb fie Recommendation Barn.
bersiefeit BEL Der 8erurtbeiIuns. Sic
wurOen su ie 30 Gaseim @sfdnsnib Der.
urtbeiIt.
Sn bem Sale bes GbarIes Sanbisss.
Der beim @lnbrud in ben Seaper Saeen
srtappt wurbe. fuspsnoirte 8iater
9dnfer oas llrtbeiI, oenn obidon elm
f6neres 8srasben, tpurbe bic Ibat eber
aus Mutbpi(lsn als ;ur unebrIihen @rs
Iansuns bon Waaren eetban,
3bomas 8pan unb Warp Dalton.
pslds srasrsn psssn 8srfiibruns anse.
tlast bate, ertldrten, oaB iie tpiaens
ieien. sid su perbeiratben uno oas llr.
tbeil puroe aud iuspenbirt; tie lieben
fid am Hadmittas foupIiren.
Dttbael Surep, Der ben Geo. Mcs
Glostep bon Wtapfiele nit elnergierfaf6e
idlimm am 8opfe pertpunoete. bat $40
5trafe unb Rotten su sabIen unb orei
Wonate i'm @efansniB su perIeben.
Sutob Sud- bon Sub BaibiuetOn
Iutnue, bes Sonntassperfaufs ilbers
fiibrt, enttam nit $50 Strafe.
Webrere anbere 8erurtbeiIungen in
unbebeutsnben SdlIen fanben ebenfaas
tatt.
gins Sibuns bon SuIi areument @e'
ri&t tpurbe am Dienitus erbffnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
: asusrd,sf q. 8. 6idsp IN am ppn.

-Ssuerdsf 3. s. Older iit am 9Ons
neraas 8ormittae ourd bic Bferbe ber
Bbbnig dsmiidsn Spriss fsbr i6msraI.d
perlebt tporben. St bate mebrsre >, ,Snap
Sbots" bes @sfdbrtes eenommen unb
tuoate eben tpetter fdbren, als bic pfsroe
unrubis tpurben unb noripdrts ipraneen.
i'm bel bersu Grsrsifuns nieoerwerfsnS
unb tretenb. Sein eanaer S6rper ipurbe
nit Sdrammen bebedt unb bic ShdbeIs
baut aud bbs seri4nitten. Sidep's 8u'
itanb am Sreita8 CAB benz bebanoelneen
arste bic 8efdrdtun8, bab feline 8opfs
tpunben in gntsdnbung ausarten tparbsn.
Ser scranton Surnberein iuirb
am Donnerfas, ben 81. Suli, iein 8ic
Jie perbunben NIT einem ainbersSeit unb
elmer Barabe. i'm GentraI parf abbalten.
Die 8inber bon ber mittleren Stabt unb
BON Spbe Bari iOlten iid punft l 1lbr
in 8latter's Saae an 2adaipanna Ipe'
nue. einsefunben baben unb bic ainber
Der Sibfeite iinb eebeten, fid Inn IL
llbr in ber Irbsiter Gale an Brospect
4penus uno alberfrabe su periammsIn.
bon mo aus iie absebolt unb na4 8Iats
ter's Gale eebradt iperben. Dort tuirb
Elm iebes 8inb mt elmer SABINE berieben
uno barauf tpitb unter 8orantritt elmer
Yiuiiffapsae bic 8arabe burd bic Stabt
unb Sdoieite nah bem Bart ansetreten.
4ae 8inber, ipeI6e on Der Barabe tbeils
nebmen, perben i'm Bari aui 8ereinsfo'
fen betpirtbet uerben. @benio fbnnen
aud bic @Itern freie GintrittS 8arten
befOmmen ftir iid unb ibrs Srsunos
Dieie 4arten lam man in gmpfarl
nebmen bonn Sefretdr Sobn nlrid
3 6nenfer. 629 8iaoip StraBe obei
in beiien @eiddft, 307 Gentertr. (S)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
SelifateTeu.

Sii6e: Neue Soldnbiite Sdrinse
unb Ruiflide Gardiner, Sumbureer
9lale in Del unb 9elee, @apiar, Sars
binen in 8ddien. 2obiter, appetit Silbs.
aefO4tsr MadereI, 8isIer Sprotten in
Del.
SAFE: Sromase be 8ris. 2ieber.
trans, Cream, @rdner. Sawsiser. Sim.
burger, 8adtein unb Sanb 8die.
Durft: SaIami unb Gerpelat. Wies
ner. nit ober Obne Sauerfraut, unb
Sranffurter in 8Gbien.
Spe3iaIitdten: Odfenmauls
SaIat. 2iebis's Sleiid.G Grtraft. OIipenbI
beim Quart, 2amms 5unsen in T6pfen,
Gbparb Siebeder,
$50 2adupanna Nbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Ses NrdHseut's nene Slasse.

3is nsue oifisielle 5lasee Oes grdii.
bentsn bsr Der. Staaten III gum erltsn
Nals forrstt ssbrudt iporben auf bsm
umi6Ias Oss SuIi Ladies' Home Jour
nal. Die Slaese iplrb tiir;Iid als bss
9rdiibsnten's abseidsn ansenommsn
unb pirb in 5uiunft benubt. um befen
offisisae au,peisnbsit au psrianbisen.
81 er i'm Deiben Sauie 70 tpirb bic
5lasse bort aufssbbt iein uno mo er
aud ais Brdiibsnt Der 8er. Staten on,
peisnb iein tpirb. ipiro bic Slueee bort
erideinen. Deiien BubIitation in eenau.
er eetaillirter Golorirune 1T eine Sa6e
BON SntersHe, ba es bas 8ublifum nit
bss grdfbenten's SIasse befannt ma6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

@eleiie an SpetIanb Strabs bon Der
Ulitte sur einen Seite ber Strabe anorb'
nenb. stpiiden Main unb Bromley Npe'
nue8 ben Stabteeometer antpeifenb.
einen 8ofendberidlus fir einen Absuss.
tanal an 8ailroab Auenue ansufertieen
Orbinanssn ipurben BEL erher uno stpei.
ter 2eiuns tpie foIst ansenommen SGt
Seitenipese. RinnReine, etc.. on eetpiHen
Straben Der 9. @arb; fiir Seitenpsee
an 9leaiant Strabe. Bel britter 2sEuns
purben bic Orbinansen fir Seitennese
on Columbia Npenue unb 2userne Strabe
ansenommen. tporauf 8ertasuns bis
beute 9lbehb ifattfanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Seutf6es Ebeater, Sonntas, ben
10. JuIt, 1898.

Sim fommenben Sonntas seIanst bic
aabefannte 9aubsrpoiie. ,.2umpaei 8a'
eabunbus," in ber Muiitballe sur Aufs
fiibruns. Das Stud in ieiner 8oraiis'
Iihfeit baIbsr 10 tpsit bsianni, baB ed
teiner ipsiteren @mpfebIuns beOarf. Ser
8erfauf bon rsierpirten Siben (9 10
@ents, besinnt ab Donneritas, ben z,
Suli, i'm Gisarrenlaben oes Germ Uto'
ies. @pOmins Apenue. Wcn iidere Iit
BEL 3eiien feline Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Nease Mnseige,s.
anabe l,erlauof.

yin stpa Is SABRE alter stnabs. BON aut,u
eeutipen eltern, pirb psrIanst um in elmer or.
per alaiit Exclamation bsim atpartsn bebiilf.
ltf sl istn. AnmslSunseH psrbfn In per ,,N,o.
1snblaft" SHiet sntssssn esnpmmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Sab i,erlpren.

Cine sans rptbs Sub. obnt STrnsr unb an
sinsm 8orpsrtsin abm, IL ppn 1872 Bird ctr.
am porlsstsn Dienifaa sntlaufsn. .|raeub
wsltt 4usfunft absr iis pirb In ubasr WIm.
msr sntiprsbsub bsIcbnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Su t,erfaufen.

yin ufues naus NIT alien mpbunen Ginrid =
fun9tn psrisbfn nnb auf elmer f6Snsn Got feb
sne, If untsr sinlfissn Sseinsunssn ,u pnfan-
zen. 9fabfrss an glaps, 523 Siib Srpiug aps-
nue.. aueuf 8atr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
SauS ;u berfaufen.

gin nsues 5aus nit alien mpennsn Gtnridtts
unssn, in BEN bsfsn 3bsis Der Stast eslsesn,
II unttr siinffissn 8spinsunssu ,u prfaufsu.
grfts 5000. Wabrss in Der .Wu4snblatt"
Sifies su srfabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

- abbofat s. $. Burns rsidts am
Sreitas beim @eridt eine 8etition elm,
um bic sesenipartise Grmen 8ebbrOe
aus ibrem Amte su ieben unb on beren
Steae bic iieben Demofraten einsuieBsn.
bic Iebten Sebruar aIs Nrmsn Dirsttoren
ertpdblt purben. Rihter @aniter erIisb
feline Orbre in ber 4nseIesenbeit, ba er
ben pOaen @eridtsbOf buriber entfdeiosn
lafen mil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

- Der idpsre Reeeniturm am Nons
tag furs mad Der Diittassitunbe, ridtete
aaentbalben betrdhtIiben Shaben an.
ipesiea auf ber Sibieite. Die StraBen
ipurben ausssipaiden unb dberilutbst.
8drten unb 8dume beiddbist uno aud
pisIe asasr nit Waisr ssfiiat. Sc mar
cine Bieoererholuns bes ShabenS BEL
iebem fdperen Hseenfaa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

Die 3iias fabrsn ab pis fplst: 5Hpsls- 3us
. llbr 30 Rin., Greuriicnsius punt 8 llbr 80
Win. 10 ubr is Win.. ftrntr nm f2 litr unb
llbr 20 Rin. Ratmittaes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-05-21
In A QuandarY.

The editor of the Delta Demo
crat was one of the delegates to
he meeting here which recon-
ended Pat Henry for Congress;
uut from the following from an
article in his paper of the 14th, 1t
will be seen that he did not do
much of the recommending;
~The part taken by Mr.. Henry
in favor of Mr.. Catchings in the
last election is well known. He
was the cat who furnished the
paw with which Mr., Catchings
drew the Congressional chestnut
from the fire; he was made tool
of, and the people will have to de
eide whether they will take the
devil OF the devils lieutenant. We
are not now, and have never been
in favor of beating Mr.. Catchings
with Just any man who was avail
able or who was willing to make
the race on any measure. Con
sistency is great thing where
ever you find it, and in politics it
is jewel The candidacy Of
Mr.. Henry will place quite a num-
Der Of true Democrats in a very
embarrassing position. He may
be a very strong man, but is he
well chosen as the standard bearer
Of free silver 7 In the last cleo
ton be placed the levee interest
above that of free silver and voted
for and helped to elect Mr.. Catch
ings. He will visit Tunica county |
and will have a number of things .
20 explain to the satisfaction of the /
people Of this county before he can /
get their support, In the mean
time this paper will hands off I'M
til further developments. Green
vile Spirit
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-05-21
TIE GREENVILLE TINES.
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1898
HE HOLLAND BOAT.

For many years it has been th9
.gort Of the worlds naval powers
to perfect a torpedo boat capable abe,
Of running under water 6oti
while many have been offered
ia believed that none Of them VIII
nrove satisfactory except the now
famous Holland boat possessed by
this Government. The Engineerr
ing News thus describes TINS "'
derful invention; {
The boat is SO feet long, 10 te9
2-;ncbes in diameter, and its d al
nlacement is rs tons, The HUI i i
cigar-shaped, and is made oil S THg
Mate. riveted to steel frames u !
fnn Is flat, with two matches and nc, /, !,
copning tower 3 feet high Ing
three sources Of power ioF P Pre-
pelling the boat above ana pelog
water, discharglng torpedoes anSS
lighting the ship are compress;sSe,c
air, gasoline, and electricity Eh !.
most important agent is compress.
ed air, without which it would p'
impossible to operate the boat I'M
der fbe sea. The most impor
tant use of the compressed
air ia for the purpose of furn
ishlng respiration for the Grey
of ten men. The steering an9
diving rudders are operated Dt
compressed air, which also maEF
tains the air pressure throughoE
the boat to equalize the pressu7
of the sea when the boat Is SUI
merged. The boat is quickly sun
merged by admitting sea water &c
a series of steel tanks connectec
with the compressed air system
To bring the boat to the surface
air is forced into the water TANKS
under high pressure, and as the
water is expelled the beat rises
swiftly to the surface.
The air tanks are calculated t(
hold out fora submergence lasting
ten hours, and the tanks can be
replenished by means OF a tube
projected to the surface as a sue
tIon-pipe. The armament OF the
boat consists of a naerial torpedo,
eiector at the bow, capable, OF
throwing to distance OF a mile a
proiectiie weighing $50 pounds.
and carrying 100 pounds OF high
explosive.
Immediately under this IS an
expulsive tube for Whitehead
torpedo. with the usual charge OF
20Gpounds of gun cotton; and
pointing to the rear is d dynamite
gun capable of throwing 100
pounds of a high explosive 100
wards or more through the water.
Such a boat will be practically IT.
reslstible and invulnerable; wall
even resist the attack of heavy
ordnance, and is a type that it will
be impossible for battIeshp to
avoid.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-05-21
Administrators Notice
GrecnviIIe, Miss,

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of April, 1895, letters Of ad-
minisration on the estate of D. c,
Montgomery. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned by the Chancery
Court Of Washington County, Mississip-
pi, and that all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent are
required to have Same prObated and
registered by tho Clerk Of said Court
within one year from this date, and
that a failure to probate and register
said claims within said year will bar
the same.
Dated April 10TH 1898.
MARY n. MONTGOMERY,
Administrators of estate Of D. C. Mont
gomery, deceased. aprl6
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
CHILD ON 4 DOORSTEP

IIH4-TREAIMElNT CAUSED ELLA
DAVIS, CCLORED, TO LEAVE
HER BABE TO THE WORl
MERCY.
Ella Davis, a young colored woman,
recently living with John Williams,
colored, at Fifth and Orange streets,
this morning left her 1-year-old baby
on ten doorsteps Of Bayard Thatch-
er's home, at No. 11O6 West Sixth
street. When Mr. Thatcher was leav-
ing home he discovered the body and
he notified the police. Captain Of Po-
lice Kane sent Patrolman Hurley to
Mr.. Thatcher's home and the baby was
carried to the police station.
John Williams called at the police
station and Identified the child The
mother and baby were sent this az
ternoon to the State Hospital at Farm
hurst. She says that ill-treatment ON
the part Of her broher-in-law was the
cause OF her abandoning her babe.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
FROM WAR TAX.

new rule in regard to commission
}, or women who act as agents for
Z dry goods storss, has been re-
Ia at the Philadelphia Internal
bnue Office. In it Commissioner
says that where the purchasing
It sells by sample, she is exempt
tax. Instalment purchasers, with
lints at the large stores, whose
Bis make purchases and have the
Il charged to these accounts, will
4 to pay the $40 tax as commercial
us, as they are allowed discounts
e stores on goods for which their
is pay them in full. In the mat
the transfer of stock, the follow
1ling is made: If A sells his stock
gh his broker to b through Be
r, and AS broker transfers tht
on the books Of the company by
of attorney to BIS broker, ant
roker transfers the stock to B
completing the transaction, boil
ese transfers require a stamp, i
is a change of ownership. Th'
ion of the law was to tax origi
Bsues Of certificates of stock ant
pose a tax upon every change o
ship.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
VOLUNTEERS IN TROUBLE
WITNESSES WILL LIKELY BE
KEPT IN JAIL UNTIL NEXT
MONTH.


KEPT IN JAIL UNTIL NEXT
MONTH.
Privates Edward P. oNeill and
Charles Welsh, OF Company /, First
Delaware Regiment, and George Strad-
ley, aged about ~ years, a son Of
John d. Stradley, highly-respacted
citizen, have been arrested and held in
5000 bail each to await the action of
the grand jury for attempted felonious
assault upon Mary and Rosa Steverra,
Italian girls, aged II and Is years, re-
|spectivcly. The accdsed men were
kept in the town prison at Middletown
last night.
The two girls and their father John
.Steverra, who was with them when
they we're attacked, have each been
held in $500 bail as witnesses, and as
there is very little indication that they
will be abe to furnish security, it is
likely that they will be detained in
New Castle Jail until the meeting of
the grand jury next month. From what
developed at the preliminary hearing it
was not shown that either Of the girls
was seriously injured, bpt the lack oi
knowledge on the part Of the authori-
ties on this point is due in a large
measure to the fact that the Italians
understand very little about the Eng
lish language, and there was no ex-
pert testimony. Enough evidence was
adduced, however, to warrant holdinG
the men, and there will be ample op
portunity to make a full investigation
before the next term Of court
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
PIlANTING FoOn CROPS.

The war with Spain promises to have
at least one goodeffect-ithas frighten-
ed Southern farmers into planting food
crops instead OF all cotton crops, as
heretofore. Reports from every section
Of the South indicate that the acreage
OF corn, oats, wheat, potatoes, ETC., is
larger than was ever known, while
more attention is being paid to raising
cattle and hogs. In many sections, 1t
IS said. farmers have actually ploughed
up a portion Of their cotton crop and
put in corn instead. Jacksonville Me-
tropohs
Evening journal., 1898-08-12

CUTY DElPlARTMENTSt AND OFF,
ClAI.s NAI1E REPoRT AND COM
MISSIONS SECURE THE ALLOW
AlNICE.
City Council last night issued an or
der for $3.50 for contingent fund for
use Of the Polgce Commission. A petit
tion from Martha Francis, asking for
the return Of oyerpaid taxes; one from
DR.. J. P. Wales and Mrs. Bissell and
DR.. Read j. Mckay, were referred to
the Finance Committee. The monthly
appropriation for sl2,S07,77 and s2O,-
600 for the Beard of Education were
drawn, as was a,s0 $4,000 for the Park
Commission and 100000 for the
Street and Sewer Department.
The city treasurer reported the bal
ance to current expenss to be s376,-
2l1.1s; park fund, S22, ,O34.55; received
of Eugene M. sayers. $1,000; Thomas
s. Lewis. $3.50; city engineer, $57.25; NJ
censes, SO; building inspector, $9S.5O
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals reported Ill dogs
killed, redeemed, sold. and 1925
collected in July An order for $50
was drawn in favor of the society for
its work.
Clerk Adams, of the City Court, re-
ported having collected $3.50 in July.
Coal Owl Inspector Kelley reported 49,
600 gallons Of oil tested in July. Build
ing Inspector Cae ly reported 33 per-
mits issued; $3.50 collected. The
valuation for buildings for which per-
mits were issued in July was $50, 400.
Milk inspector MclEvilly. for July, re-
ported 265 inspections; S,54O quarts OF
milk tested; 35 samples taken, 10
diaries examined and cautions sent.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
FANmLY PolsoNEp BY CANDY.

Dover, August 12.-Mrs. Ida Deane,
wife OF ]. d. Deane, and a daughter OF
Congressman Pennington, died sud
IDENTIFY last night. Mrs. Deane ate a
hearty supper Wednesday night and
afterward ate some candy. In a short
time she was SEIZED with cholera NOR
bus and died. 1t is believed that the
poison from the candy caused hel
death. Three other members Of thu
family, Mrs. ]. p. Dunning, her chill
dren and a little daughter of the deat
woman are now critically i'll.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
Ar. CApTAlsEs M TuANn

Deputy Clerk OF the Peace George
Janvier has placed in the hands OF
Sheriff Finn for service caplases for
the arrest Of all persons indicted at
the May term Of the Court OF General
Sessions for failure to pay their state
license feSs. No arrests have yet been
made One OF the indicted men called
at the office or the clerk or the peace
this morning and offered to put up his
bicycle as security for payment OF the
states claim against him, but the
tender was refused.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
Body SENT HOMIE.

Deputy Coroner Chandler this morn
ing shipped the body OF Leroy Ger
man, the young brakeman who died
at the Delaware Hospital from In
iuries received by striking his head
against a car ON Wednesday night al
Delmar. Al pawn ticket, showing
where he pawned his watch at E
Levy's, was found in his coat. The
dead mans father redeemed the watch
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
BOys A NUISANCE.

boys and girls about the p, w.
railroad station waiting to see
afnlcads Of soldiers go through
ecomfng a nuisance. They rush
/ the track as soon as the train
in. regardless Of other trains
2 on the different tracks. The
bid men say they will be glad
the travel Of soldiers is over, az
|ps them busy watching the chill
1t is said that there is one boy
as seen every trafnlOad Of sol
|go through at the p, w. & B
since the movement began.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
DEMOCRATS

TOMORROW IS REGISTRATION
DAY. REGISTRARS SIT FROM s
O'CLOCK A. NJ, UNTIL IL NOON
AND FROM O'CLOCK TO
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
IT COSTS ONLY ONE DOLLAR TIC
REGISTER, WHICH ENABLES YOJ
TO VOTE FOR TWO YEARS.
YOU MUST REGISTER TO-MOR
ROW OR ON AUGUST 2OTH, IN OR
DER TO VOTE AT THE PRIMARY
ELECTIONS.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
IIIE ruRNs UP AGAllN.

The man who gave the Chester po-
lice so much trouble by posing az
Father Ryan, a Catholic priest from
this city, has again turned up in El-
mira, N. Y, where he passed a worth
less check for s13 on merchant Of
that city. The check was on the Wy
oming County Savings Bank. The po-
lice in looking for the forger. by mis-
take, arrested Fatehr P. J. MciManus
and caused him considerable anxiety
Tor a time.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
DEMOCRATS

TOMORROW is REGISTRATION
DAY. REGISTRARS SIT FROM 8
O'CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL u NOON,
AND FROM O'CLOCK TO z
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
IT COSTS ONLY ONE DOLLAR TO
REGISTER, WHICH ENABLES YOU
TO VOTE FOR TWO YEARS.
YOU MUST REGISTER TO-M0R-
ROW OR ON AUGUST 10Th. IN OR
DER TO VOTE AT THE PRIMARY
ELECTIONS. nM
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
HlAYIE FrNnsIHEn W1rRK

Dredge No. 3, belonging to the Nor
rison & Cummins Dredging Company
having finished work down the river,
WAS towed by the tug Viking to the
Pusey and Jones Company's wharf. A
mud scow, belonging to the same COM
pany, was towed to the same wharf
by the tug Howard.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
prIAYnnArEs As BEARERs.

Charles Kendall, of No. s4S Tatnall
street, the S-year-old boy who was
drowned in the Brandywine yesterday
will be buried at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery on Sunday az
ternoon at O'Clock. His body will
De carried to the grave by Wi!Et
Carroll, Claude Joseph, Howard Har-
kins and Harry Harkins, four Of his
playmates. two Of whom saw him
drown.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
LElTT TnInIAY-

The thres-masted schooner M. u.
Miller, Of New York, left early thus
morning for Philadelphia, the tug
Starter having her in tow. For the
past three days she has been unload
ing cargo OF bone-rocS at the Lie
big Chemical Company's works.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
AN EXCITTNG RUNAWAY

"A horse attached to the wagon OF
Fred Hodges became frightened this
morning, and for time caused con-
sternation on French street between
Second and Third. The runaway team
dashed into milk wagon and broke
of two wheels and spilled a quantity
of milk 1t then dashed into 10. e
Hanna's delivery wagon and upset II
and broke the running gear. Mr.
Hanna, who was driving at the time
jumped and escaped INJURY. Neither
his horse nor that attached to the mill
wagon attempted to run away.
Evening journal., 1898-08-12
TIRTRTJTE no LTJTTHFIR,

Rev. F'redric Doerr, pastor of st. Ste
phen's English Lutheran Church, has
received from the Martin Luther So
Getty, of New York, an interesting ad-
dress, which is the outcome OF prepar-
ations for the four hundredth anniver-
sary OF the inauguration Of the refor-
nation.