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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
GOOD WORK BEING DOE

FORTY-FOUR PERSONS HAVE
BEEN CONVERTED AT KIRK
WOOD CAMP.
The good work is still going on at
Kirkwood camp meeting. On Monday
night Evangelist James Morton had
charge OF the meeting, and sixteen per-
sons were at the altar, fourteen OF
whom we're converted. making In all
forty-four conversions. The camp
was started nearly three weeks ago by
Rev. Seth Givens and party or young
people from this city. It was the In
tention to continue It for ten days only
but the work progressed 70 favorably
and the conversions were increasing
every day. so it was decided to hold
II another week. making the CLOSING
time last Monday night, but owing K
the large number OF conversions anS
the request to run It longer, 1t was De
cIded not to break camp until Monday
the 26th instant.
Mr.. Giyens and his lieutenants hay'
spared no energy to make It success
and to do the greatest amount OF good
Large crowds have been in attendance
and on Sunday there were over l'5O
people present.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
MUNICIPAL COURT.

In the absence Of Judge Ball, Edwin
R. Cochran, Jr., presided ir the City
Court this morning and imposed the
following fines: James Rogers and IT.
win Albert, drunk, 81 and costs;
Charles Chase and Wesley Moore, col
ored, disorderly conduct, So and costs.
william Donovan, charged with as
saulting William T. Stafford, was held
in $500 bail for a hearing oh Monday
next. DR.. Lukens telephoned that Stat
ford, who is now at the Homeopathic
Hospital, is out of danger. James Nc
Clure, drunk; Edward II. Lang, disor-
derly conduct, were discharged.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
WILL NOT RESIGN

SO CHIEF sASSE NOTIFIES THID
WASHINGTON FIRE GOMUANY
BY LETTER.
The "Washy" Fire Company re-
seived letter on Saturday last from
Chief Engineer Sasse in reply to the
ono recently written him by the com
pany requesting him to take some
action regarding the chief engineer
ship.
In his letter lieutenant Sasse in
forms the company that he will not
vaeate the position OF chief engineer
as Council has graned him a leave o.
absence from the duties OF that office
He further intimates that It Is non'
Of the companys business and that n
will act as ne sees fit in the matte
whether the company likes 1t or not.
The matter will now be laid behor
Council. Lieutenant Sasse will be II
the city this week on a short furlough
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
CLEARED TO-DAY.

The British bark Gael Captain
Browne, sailed to-day from this port to
Philadelphia, where she will take on a
cargo OF coal for Buenos Ayres, South
America. The Gael brought a consign-
ment OF nitrate Of soda for DuPonts
powder works from Chill, arriving here
last week. Since that time she has been
undergoing repairs at Harlan's. Cap
tain Browne has not been to his home,
in England, for two years, and will not
reacn there again for probably eigh-
teen months more His wife expected
to Join him in Philadelphia on this
trip, but owing to an accident In which
she fractured two ribs by falling from
step-ladder her physicians refused to
let her make the voyage.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
LOCAL NEWS EeTES

The lawn fete at BishoDstead
on Thursday, September 20, is for the
benefit OF the Day Nursery and Babies
Hospital.
The work Of laying the paving
bricks on Second street between West
and washington has commenced.
Coal car for engine No. 22 was put
on the p, w. & B. railroad tracks from
the shops to-day.
The packet Seaboard went in dry
dock at the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company this afternoon.
Rev ]. d. C. Hanna will preach a
series Of Thursday afternoon sermons
for the benefit Of those who cannot at
tend church at other times.
Lewis l. Baer, charged with assault
and battery by Mary Spence, was dis
charged by Magistrate Kelley last
night
Several boys attracted large
crowd at Third and King streets last
night by fighting.
"A large number Of children raised
a flag last night at the residence OF
Clarence Southerland, No. 1915 West
Ninth street.
After being shut down for nearly
four months. the Christiana Glass
Works will commence operations to-
night at II o'clock .-..l
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
4 SHORT SESSION

sMENTS AND GUTTERS DIS
SSED BY STREET AND SEWER
LAST NIGHT.
nplaint was made to the Street
sewer Department last night that
Iavement on West street between
/ and Fourth was in bad condi-
Commissioner McCloekey will
it repaired.
matter Of grading Twenty-sixth
from Tatnall to washington was
ed to Engineer Boughman fol
ates. The Police apartment re-
HI to the board that many OF th'
r signals on streets that are be
paired did not burn all night. Th'
r will be attended to.
lp,aint was made that Wollastoi
from Seventh to Hghth was Il
condition. 1t will be looked int
emedied II possible.
following bids were received 10
ing the sidewalks on Secon
from West to Jackson streets
the curb had been reset:Willia1
s5.75 per square; John H. Sa
50 per square; James C. Adams
per square. The contract wa
ed to James c. Adams.
weekly payroll of S1,OS4.62 wa
d paid, and Secretary Wiley r
collecting $5S4.9O during II
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
4 PERSIAN TO talk

PREPARATIONS ON FOOT TO GIVE
THE PHYSICAL DIRECTOR Al RE
CEPTION.
On Sunday S. b. Eshoo, a student in
the Philadelphia Divinity School, and
Persian by birth, will address the
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. Tic
will tell Of the HISTORIANS, the Oldest
of Christians, and will use some OF
their costumes to illustrate his re-
marks. 1t will be one OF the most In
teresting meetings of the year.
This evening the reception commit
tee will meet and arrange details foi
the formal reception Of the new physi
cal director.
On Friday evening all Of the mem
bers of the association will meet to ar
range social matters and other thing
looking to the betterment Of the work.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21

prisoners were remanded to the Gus
tody Of the sheriff, and they will he
tried again, the evidence being
Simon Clonen was arraigned for as
.saulting Robert Cottingham with In
tent to commit murder. He is very
deaf, and, when the indictment was
read, he was taken from the dock and
placed near the clerk Of the Uace so
that he could hear and understand. He
pleaded guilty, but the court and at
torney-general, saying that he did not
understand what he was doing. ordered
a plea of not guilty to be entered. Ex-
Mayor Austin Harrington was assigned
to conduct the defence and the prose
cution was remanded until this after
noon.
True bills were found against
George Stradley, civilian, and Charles
Welsh and Edward O'Neii, soldiers oI
the First Delaware Regiment, who were
arrested for attempting to rape a llttlC
italian girl near Townsend. E. r
Cochran represents Stradley and Hor
ace G. Knowles is counsel for th'
others. The case was not taken up.
The grand jury ignored the bills pre-
sented against Samuel Field, for at
tempting to murderWalter Bivens; ant
John w. Ford, for assault and battery
John Boyer entered plea 0
Iguilty to the charge OF car
rying concealed deadly weapon; an
similar plea came from Georgiann
Butler, indicted for stealing money
They were both remanded.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
KENT COUNTY HARMONY
Straws Which Show the TEN
per of the Wind.
MBNsOH DISCUSSES THE MATTER

CORRESPONDENCE WHICH SHOWS
THE TEMPER OF THE WIND IN
KENT.
These pleasantries, passing between
the Union Republican and Regular Re
publican county committees Of Kent.
explain themselves:
Dover, Del, Sept. 49, 1898.
To Clark Mensch, Chairman, and Isaac
N. Mills, Committee.
Gentlemen: AT a full meeting OF the
Union Republican committee and OF
the legislative nominees OF the Union
Republican party, we were directed to
report to you that your proposition for
fourplacsson therepresentative ticket In
Kent county has been unanimously re-
jected. Most respectfully Eours,
Signed)
GEORGE w. MARSHALL.
Chairman.
THOMAS c. MOORE. Secretary.
The Regular Republicans OF Kenl
county, after using every EFFORT thai
reason and justice could demand To-
ward having a united Republican party
in Delaware, are confronted with th'
foregoing ultimatum. All proposition
of harmony are now at an end, an'
there Will be two Republican tickets II
the field. We are sorry that It coul'
not be otherwise, but forbearance ha
ceased to be virtue. After sacrihcin
all personal feelings in the interest O
the party by endorsing all the Unio
nominees, except the senatorial an
Representative branch, we have request
ed representation there for men goo
and true. unpledged and loyal to N
best interests OF the Republican part.
lOur request has been unanimously n
! jected," and why? Because they woul
not pledge themselves to support ]. B'
ward AddiclSs, the gentleman CD WI
= has done more to debauch the voters
. Delaware than any other man; u
= gentleman CD that caused Delaware
] be without a Republican United Stat
= senator when he declared It shall
, Addicks or nobody, whose money h
6 appealed to the soft heads and itchi
r palms Of many men who to-day are
s. henchmen.
n We would invite a comparison OF
3 motive that governs the two ticke
and call upon all citizens, regards
y of past affiliations, to join us W
s. their votes in Kidding Delaware 4
/ ever OF this unholy alliance " pal
d. to a man. c. M. MENsCH
3. Magnolia, Del, September 21, 1898
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21

CONSTABLE GREEN NARROWLY
ESCAPES COMPLETE ANNIHII.A-
T1ON BY TWO coLoRED WOMEN
YESTERDAY.
Charles Green, constable at Magis-
trate Kelleys court, is thanking his
lucky stars" that he is alive to-day.
In 1894 the Singer Sewing Machine
Company sold to Mrs. Annie Tilghman,
colored, a sewing machine. Annie made
several payments on the article and
finally reduced the amount to $24. Then
she stopped
The local agent Of the company wait
ed for some time for Mrs. Tilghman to
come up" but as she made no effort
TO pay any more he concluded to OBJ
tain possession OF the Singer" Ac-
cordingly a search warrant was sworn
out and Mr.. Green, accompanied by one
Of the employees Of the Singer Com
pany, proceeded yesterday to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Tilghman, No. 225 Scott
street, TO take the sewing machine into
his custody.
Upon arriving at the house Constable
Green cautiously knocked at the door
and was admitted, his companion re-
naming on the outside. Charles at
once spotted" the article which he was
looking for and told Annie of his err
rand. The fun then commenced, but
not for Mr.. Green. The front door was
locked, thus preventing either his es-
cape or the entrance OF his comrade,
and Annie sprang upon the manly
breast OF the intruder and proceeded
TO make carpet rags Of his clothing In
n short time Annies son appeared upon
the scene armed with stove litter and
rushing up to his mother. said: Here,
nom, knock his block OFF wild dis"
Green succeeded in wrestling the
weapon from the hands OF the irate
woman and was getting the best Of the
! fray when a nelghboring colored wo-
, man presented herself in the room
armed with broad axe Charles is nc
coward. as he has often proved, but ths
sight of this new enemy made hi'
heart quake and thoughts OF his pas
life flashed across his mind.
0 Nerving himself for one last effor
the gallant constable sprang upon thu
intruder and tore the axe from he
a hands. The crisis was passed, and h
was saved. Annie was placed under ar
rest and will be given hearing befor
o Magistrate Kelley tonight The othe
n woman escaped, but will also be take
Q into custody. The sewing machine oC
O oupies it's accustomed place in tn
. Tilghman domicile.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
EURE AI,ARM WRECKED.

Just as the fire alarm on the CITY
Hall struck twenty-three yesterday ar
ternooA the 2,OOO-pound weight which
operates the striker gave way ana
dropped a distance of eight feet. For
tunately the chain attached to the
weight caught on a gas pipe and there
by prevented 1t from crashing through
the floors into the basement. It is PROD
able that an entirely new NTiking ap-
paratus will have to be put in.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
HEALTHY CAMP MEADE
AND 1T is LIKELY THAT THE
ARMY WILL REMAIN sHERE
SEVERiAI, WIEEI<S VET

AND 1T is LIKELY THAT THE
ARMY WILL REMAIN sHERE
SEVERAL WEEKS YET.
Camp Meade. Middletown, Pa, Sept.
21.-Majo Graham, at corps
headquarters This morning, expressed
the opinion that the army now at Camp
Meade would be there for several
weeks yet.
Discussing the probability OF a
movement South on account OF the ad-
vaneing Winter. he said tSat the men
.of his command were accustomed 10
the colder weather Of the North. and
that they would probably withstand
the rigors OF the climate here better
than the enervating atmosphere OF the
South. He said there were but three
Southern regiments in his command
now-the Flrst Maryland. Second West
Virginia and Second Tennessee--all the
others being from the North.
He referred to the fact that the
Southern camps had not been as health
full as those in the North, and was
disposed to favor retention OF the
troops at Camp Meade It was not a
difficult matter, he said, for soldiers to
keep themselves comfortable in this
climate with heavy clothing and extra
Winter equipment.
The health conditions of the camp
are steadily improving. The rapid de-
velopment Of typhoid fever in the Tive
Hundred and Third New York and on'
OF two other regiments recently arrived
in camp is the fault OF previous camps
hnn is not 10 be laid at the door o
Camp Meade. All the dangerous ~
phoid cases are sent from the division
hospitals to the Red Cross wards, ,whicl
are being enlarged so as TO get all tn
female nurses possible. Twenty Re
Cross nurses have been sent from Phil
adelphla.
Colonel Gordon and Major Boyd, c
I the First Delaware Regiment, hay
I been sworn in, and assumed their ne
positions yesterday. Lieutenant-Co
. onel Stevenson has recalled his resil
nation and win hold on to his plac
= He left yesterday for his home In WI
r mington on a fifteen-day furlough. MI
/ jor Theodore Townsend, who was re
commended for lieutenant-coloneh wi
b continue in command of the second ba
: TALON. Lieutenant Simon p. Dohert
Is OF Company f. has resigned. He
clerk OF the state Senate and left 7
home Monday night. Captain Aya'
Company d. also left for his home
IN wilmington Monday night, his rts
" nation having been accepted.
ne These Delaware soldiers are recel
r ing treatment at the Harrisburg HI
s; pital; Harry Clark. William T. Sh
VI don, Clay M. Whitaker, c. r.. Willai
s. A. G. Plumb, William Leary, %.
s. Ferry, George w. Nlacklem, Alexand
Id r. Craig, William Moore, wv. T. Tra
~ ers, all Of Company B, and ].
Il Hutchins, Company H; M. Mitch'
DC Company A. Corporal A. G. ylun
C. Company b, First Delaware, was d
II charged Yesterday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
NEARING THE END.

Dedham, Mass, Sept. 21.-Former
Ambassador Thomas f. Bayard con-
tinually loses ground. although his
wonderful constitution makes a strong
resistance. He passed restless night
last night, and to-day was consider
ably weaker than at any time during
his illness. The end is looked for in
the course Of a few days, although he
will probably have several rallies.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
rIEn WnrH ms CHILp.

Frank Danberg, a barber living at
No. 414 West Front street, eluded the
health authorities yesterday and went
to Philadelphia, taking with him his
5-year-old son, who is suffering with
diphtheria. The Philadelphia authori'
ties have been notified to keep look
out for the man. Danberg's house has
been under surveillance by the healtf
officers ever since the case was re
ported.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
MASK AND WIG OFFICERS

At a meeting of the Relsich Mask
and Wig Club last evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing six months: w. Harry Heisler-
president; ]. A. Williams, first vice
president; ]. Eugene Byrne, second
vice president; Harry ]. Bernard, re-
cording secretary; @. r. Wallace, cor
responding secretary; Edward Permar
treasurer. six new members wert
elected. Following the meeting thu
annual banquet was held.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
DROVE INTO A CAR.

A drunken countryman driving up
Front street near Broom yesterday al
ternoon collided with car which was
coming down Front street. He was nol
hurt. as the motorman Of the car had
nut on the brakes and the speed OF the
car was slackened.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
EEW PENSION CLAIMANTS
late uUNITEERS IN THE REGENT
! oftc, ES AR ALREADY FILLING APPLI-

MIR Mn 80 80 AR ALREADY FILLING APPLI- |
FOR PENSIONS.
ATH Numerous applications for pensions
he i've already been filed by soldiers OF
3-yee war between the United States and
Biaclain, the papers in each case being
ora-warded to the commissioRer Of pen
H." ms at Washington. They tre all pre-
ated under the general pension law,
of OF 1862, and subsequent amend
gints, which provides for such claims
la those who were wounded or con-
TScted disease In the line Of duty.
mny inquiries have been made at the
ofsion Office in Philadelphia regard
the course to be pursued by appli-
rlts, who are somewhat mystified at
q mastering out plan adopted by the
hlr Department. All such soldiers
n, referred to the commissioner.
thThat bothers some of the volunteers
al are given a furlough for thirty
IS is the knowledge that they are
sfly to be summoned at any time for
mination before being mustered
Their examination, 1t is under
pd, will be as rigid as the one which
sisted men had to undergo before they
inbred the service Of the government.
.ahey are pronounced all right by the
Neon they will be required to sign
dSatement to the effect that they are
rfhe same good health as when they
t,Iaed the uniform.
bele soldier, we'll versed in military
peirs, has looked carefully into the
tier and says that it is an unfair
aPosition to say the least. '"There
81 men who belong away Np the state
lr command, for instance, who will
fdcare to hang around the city avail t.
mEFelease from the ranks. After they
nS been examined, If they feel phys
~ and mentally well, even though
tei have been in the hospital, the,
as a rule be willing to sign sucl
!eifcate as is to be exacted befor
bhering out, so that they may &c
uie and to work as soon as possible
frlater, they may become victims o
Use contracted in camp, fever tha
gl not develop for months or eve
bes. No matter what they may suffe
sihfrom they will be debarred fror
wing a pension. If they make ar
hetion they win be confronted wit
oH own statement, probably mad
u r oath, that they were in goo
seh when they left the service. n
as rule was applied after the civ
th and I cannot see the justice
nstlng It now; Though a man ma
M a hospital record he is block
IA receiving government relief
certifcate which will be in posse
Nof the War Department It lool
tha trap and it is likely that CO.
80 will be appealed to when 1t a
Z les to rectify the injustice"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
TROUBLE IN THE WARREN.

A number Of the members OF the
Warren football team resigned at a
meeting of the club last evening. This
action is attributed to the incompe-
tency OF some OF the officers, and un-
less they step down and out those who
presented their designations will insist
that they be accepted. Anoher meeting
win be held tomorrow evening at the
same place, when it is expected that
the present officials will accede to the
demand made and resign. 1T Is un-
fortunate that such a squabble should
threaten to disrupt one Of the best anna
teur football teams in the East.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
HOTEL. MANS MARRnAGD.

A dispatch from Washington says;
Miss Lucy Willison, of Alaska, w. Va
and 4tichard Rosenbaum, a hotel man
of Wilmington, Del, were Yarrieo @'
Christ Church, Alexandria, Va July
1s II was a romance affair and has
lust been made public.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
CONTRACTS FOR FoSEY AN
JONES.

The Pusey and Jones Company has
received contracts for & boiler with
1875 pounds working pressure to the
square inch, for the steamer Chimbo
constructed by the firm several years
aro. Also for a platen for combined
steam hydraulic cotton press for
Texas Arm,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
rnNNyEssEE TO LEAVE.

The steamer Tennessee Will leave
the wharf of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company in few days. Every
thing is in readiness and the captain Is
now awaiting orders.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
AWAITING "A LETTER.

,rneyIGeneral Robert Q. White is
q for word from the San Fran
authorities relative to the Botkin
md until such information is ne
the attorney-general and his as
Peter L.. Cooper, Jr., Will b'
/ to proceed in the case. Every
possible will be done by the au
es here to bring Mrs. Botkin t
and give her a fair trial.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
ELECTED DELEGATES.

st. Johns Chapter, Brotherhood OF
st. Andrews, has elected Charles E.
White and c. b. P. McRea as delegates
to the convention held in Baltimore on
September 2S. Charles B. Palmer and
George w. Lewis were chosen alter
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
"a WORD TO THE WISE"

Is not necessary. They already use A.
& P. ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
price this week, % centsl. Sold only
bv. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PA
CIFIC TEA COMPANY. No. SIS Mar
kaf street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
1MpoRrANr aRAGUE MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Oh
Grace Chapter, Epworth League VIII
be held at the home OF the president
Frederick c. Mccall. No. $40 Adams
street, tomorrow evening. a large at
tendance Of the members is expected,
as several matters Of Importance VIII
be taken up, discussed and acted upon
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
NIGHT SCHOOL.

THE RIGHT PLACE TO SPEND THE
FALL AND WINTER EVENINGS.
Goldey College Night School begins
next Monday night at 7.15 IN the coli
lege building, corner Eighth and Mar
ket streets No classes, and individual
instruction In Penmanship, Doolckeep-
ing. Arithmetic, Spelling. Correspond
ence, Shorthand, Typewriting, etc. Low
monthly tuition free. 1886 night stu
dents last year. ranging in ages from
15 to 40. Elegant rooms, electric lights,
kind attention. Call tonight between
I and ., and have seat reserved. H.
S. Goldey, Principal; r. ]. Maclean
Business Manager
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
FENCE BETNG PUT UP.

An eight-foot fence is being put up
around two sides OF the yard at tins
warehouse of f. Blumenthal & Co. at
the foot of Orange street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
Won cAN aEr IT Ar LYNcHs.

We supply vacation parties with all
Kinds OF dainty groceries. Cooked pot
ted meats, cheese and crackers, whis-
kles. bottled beers, etc. Northwest cor
ner Madison and Fourth streets
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
ENDEAVOR CONVENTION

E ENDEAVOR CONVENTION.
state Christian Endeavor con-
n meets in Central Presbyterian
d, this city, on October 26, 27 and
a preparations for it are being
! pushed. Among the apeakers
ar secured is DR.. Francis E
founder of the Cnristian En-
movement.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21

+TEL TRAIN GOES THROUGH.
Ispital train OF thirteen cars went
h this city last night from Mon
Point to Fort Meyers, Va. The
contained men Of the artillery
|fantry. A supply Of water was
! on here.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
FIREl FTREl

n. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood ofice'
seventh and King. Delmaryia phone
AS. B. Ill checks with cash purchases.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-21
ONE CENT.
FACED DEATH BRAYELY

CONSTABLE GREEN NARROWLY
ESCAPES COMPLETE ANNIHILA-
TIoN BY TWO coLoRED WOMEN
YESTERDAY.