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Evening journal., 1899-11-06
BIG WELL CAvED IN
TELEPHONE LINEMEN STRIKE
FOR HIGHER WAGES-INJURY
TO A WORKMAN.

TELEPHONE LINEMEN STRIKE
FOR HIGHER wAGES-INJURY
TO A WORKMAN.
Elkton, Md, Nov. Ga large well,
built at a cost of $4,000, on the prop
erty Of the Singerly Pulp and Paper
Company's mills, caved in on Saturday
night 1t was thirty feet deep and
about twenty-eight feet in diameter.
About $4,000 bricks were used in it's
construction.
Linemen in the employ of the Cecil
Telephone and Telegraph Company
went on a strike on Saturday. A propo-
sition was made to them to receive
$3.50 per day, but this they refused,
and demanded S45 per month.
John Taylor, cOlOred, of Baltimore,
while at work in the quarries Of Nc
Clenahan & Brothers, at Port Deposit
on Saturday, got his leg caught in a
rope, severing it above the ankle
The Republicans held their final
meeting Of the campaign in Cecil
county, at Perryville Saturday even
ing, in Mechanics Hall. The meeting
was addressed by Postmaster w. j
Smith of ElktOn; William +. Broen.
ing and W. H. Cox, of Baltimore, an
w. Edwin Coale, of Delaware City, Del
The United States survey boat
Matchless, has gone to Bohemia river
and is now engaged in a survey there
A number of citizens waited upon
Senator L. L. McComas and Congress
man w. B. Baker on Saturday ami
asked their aid in securing an appro
priation for dredging Elk river, an'
they assured the delegation they woui,
secure the appropriation.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
MORE REVENUE FOR THE STATE
SIX CERTIFICATES OF INCORPO-
RATION GRANTED AT DOVER on
SATURDAY.
ERIE MEDICAL d

Dover, Nov. 6.-Certihcates of incor-
porations for these concerns were filed
with Secretary OF State Hughes satur-
day afternoon:
The Anglo-American Rapid Vehicle
Company, Of New York. capital S75.-
100000 to combine English and Amerl-
can automobile companies into one
corporation The incorporators are II.
b. Twyford, of Wyndley Grange. Eng
land Ernest Martin, OF New York. and
James Virden, of Dover.
The Mead a Bates Heating Company
of New York for the building and
placing in position OF heating appa
ratus OF all kinds; capital, 500. 600:
The Root Newspaper Company. OF East
Orange, n. j.. capital $4,000 the Key
stone PROBING and Paper Stock
Company. Of Chester, Pa. for the bet.
ter protection OF paper; capital $780,
900; the Dominion Construction Com
pany, of New York for the building OF
bridges. tunnels shafts, ETC.; capital
100000 the Keystone Law Exchange
of Philadelphia, for the transaction OF
general law business; S25.0OO
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
WIEInERs oF ME sTICKs.

The bad weather OF the early part
of the week did not dampen the en-
thusiasm of golfers. The links of the
Delaware Field Club at Elsmere were
filed with many wielders of the sticks
Saturday afternoon. There were
among the enthusiasts many young
women. The ground in some places
was soft, but there was no marked inter
ference in making good strokes. Coll
has taken a hold upon Wilmington
folk and the number of visitors to the
links has increased during the past
few months. The play will be con
tinued until severe weather sets in.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
In SPORTING CIRCLES.
FITzsIMMoNs ON THE BIG FIGHT.

FITZsIMMONS ON THE BIG FIGHT.
Bob Fitzsimmons was interviewed by
a Chicago reporter after the result Of
the big fight had been received AMI
said: / can't understand why JEFF
fries did not knock him out. It really
looks to me as though he should have
done so, and l am awfully sorry he
did not l have nothing particular
against Sharkey, if he did help TO rob
me of the decision in San Francisco,
but if Jeffries had knocked him out
it would have been a clean-cut affair,
with no doubt of any kind about it.
As long as I am going to fight Jsfries
for the championship, / wish just on
that account that he had knocked
Sharkey out That would make ny
title to the championship so much the
clearer when / beat Jeffries, as you
may be sure l am going to do.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
BROwNsON DEFEATED AT NEW
ARK

The Brownson baseball team of this
city went to Newark Saturday and was
defeated by the team of that place by
the score OF Z to 5. Vic Willis and Bill
Clark of the Boston team was in the
points for Newark while Tierney and
Connor officiated for BrOwnson. Tier
ney pitched a great game having II
strike outs to his credit. The weather
was too cold for fast playing and as
a result errors were numerous.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
looking FOR RELATIvEs.

Georgetown. Nov. 6.-S. Reynolds
of Susanville, Grant county. Oregon,
has written to Postmaster J. H. Maull.
Of this town, asking for information
concerning relatives He is the son OF
David Reynolds, who lived at Redden'
Cross Roads, and went West thirty
two years ago. No trace of his rela-
tives could be found.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
To cHoosn A cHAIRMAN.

A meeting of the Union Republican
First District Committee will be held
this evening, at which time a success
sor to Daniel Il. Stewart, who recently
resigned as chairman, will probably be
chosen. Franco IS. Bradley or William
b. Clerk will be chosen.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
PARK-CHEsTER POSTPONED

The football team of the Park Ath-
letic Association, which was TO have
gone to Chester on Saturday to play the
ex-Chester High School, received a dis
patch Saturday morning stating that
it would be impossible for them to play.
The game will come of on Saturday
next.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
FOOTBALL GAME POSTPONED.

The Warren-Wilmington football
game which was scheduled to take
place Saturday was postponed till Nov.
Is, on account of the serious condition
of End William Prettyman who was
injured in the Warren
game.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

PILL-FAME.-10 cents a vial for Dr.
Agnew's Liver Pills would not make
them the fame they enjoy to-day if the
curative powers were not in them
Worth will get to the top and that ac-
counts for the wonderful demand for
these little gems. They positively cure
Constipation, Biliousness. Sick Head
ache.-39. Sold by Miller Drug Com
pany, No. 402 Market street, and N. B
Danforth, Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
no RIN AT BALTIMORE.

Earnest r. Kelley and James Nc
Kenna. of the Park Athletic Associa-
tion, this city, will compete in the run
ming race at st. Leo's indoor sporting
meet, which is to be held in Baltimore,
some time next month.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
RAILROADS
wILMINaE91Ns 4 ANR 1SB..n lsla lNsolanrnEaN

RAILROAD COMPANY.
V,rAri7 TAfT.E .u eject May ID. is.9.
Trains leave Wilmington ltreucn slrecl
StatiOn) for Elsmere, juno, Montchanlni
yVinfarthur Guyoncourt. Granogue, Cos
11rf Ghald's Ford Junction, Eocopson,
West Chester. Embreevllle, Morton Vile'
C1ateeville. and Intermediate stations.
daily. except Sunday, az Nzl a. nl., ~
ana 4 so n. m. Sunday only. SOS a. m, Ils
and 4.50 p. m. ,.,-.
For Wayuosburg Junction, Springfield
and intermediate stations, dahy except
Sunday. Al 400 q. in., 2.15 ana t50 p. m
sunday only at 500 q. M, 2.l5 ana 80.
ID. m
For Joanna, l,'rdsboro. Read ref anu li''
l terne,iilte stations. daily. except Slinds-
at 7.20 a. m. and 4.50 p. m. sunday only
| sos a m. and 4.50 p. n.
A. G. MCAUSLAND, Superl1tendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen, Pass agent
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
DEMOCRATS, BRIGHT OUTLOOK

Elkton. Nd, Nov 6.-The indlca-
tions arc that the Democrats viii elect
the entire state and county ticket here
tomorrow. The Republicans lack or
ganization. The county offices to be
hlled are county treasurer, sheriff. two
county commissioners, three members
of the Orphans Court, three members
Of the house of delegates. states attor-
ney and surveyor
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
To PLAY FoR cHAMPIoNsHIp.

On Saturday afternoon next, the
Orange and Franklin football teams,
both Of this city. will meet as Wash
.ington Heights, where they will con-
test for the 120-pound championship
Of the state
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

Schedule IN effect May "a, 1899.
AN trains illuminated with Pintsch
~ .5 'iis-,roes irains.
TRAINS LEAVE WllMlNGI0N, pli.-
AWARD AVENUE oI!AItO.N' ~
NEW YORK, week e6y p ~ ~, ~, Al f,,,,,,,.
carsJ. s74s. si1.0O p. M. SUNDAY; r,. eo.Nl
f9 9l 'fil g5 D. m; t2.3t sAQo. '5.l9 (ail fullr
man cars). tl.f3. .ll.o0 p. in-, .-o,s,.
o. ~ 7 * - sQSg sl052. u.08 n. M. ,tl2.ll.
4 "a sssi' 90. 400 @1i9 (an Pullman oars.
. 60 543 glS y i, 'O9 il .,s5 Z; M a. m aln9s
400 800. $50 (all Pullman cafsl o.s.i
fli3. 900 tit.00 p. M. o .,o -
CfIESTER week d1va go CIV teli
ts s9s $3.50. siO52. HOS a. M; LOO .4Si 5.V'.
rr q III tTf2 oI5. ali.00 p. m SUNDAY
-e5 er0 tqgq uI2 fl1.3i O. ms 's-Sl a.t,
a 00 $50. '7.l3 900, 'n.Oy p. M.
1918. 23i. 5.25 p. m. Sundays, ISo O. ms
l.gg y! p i,I5 H. Nav. ocean fCty and Sea 1s'e
Citv. week days, 40 q. M, 2si p ni' SUD.
o'is,' iss r.'lisiAioRE ~ AND wAsHINcToN
siS5S 300 sol. $40, s457 s5.s9 (all Pull
man clre). 500, t9.i1 p. no. sundays. 'il
7l9 .S0i a. M; sl2,55 -e9; Sel, ,l.sh '''-'
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATION,
l7l9 Q. m: 30i p. n, d.-ily' ,e 7,o sor
/ NEWARK week ga. :, 10 .;ai9,
sii0l a. ni. 1885, 2.oii st.5l 6l5, .s.li. le
I lSOi' 457. 7.32, f9.i1 p. M
/ PITTSBURG, week days, e,vt o. =.
Itf57. $3.50 tall Pullman cars)s -9ll p. ii.-
lSundays.. sS.0i a. M: '45ls s5.33 (ll Fuii-
man c1rs), ell p. ~. ..--
i CHICAGO, daily. -AQl a. M, M, 80, y, 'ii.
/ CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 'e.A o.
/ lm si25f and s9.1t -. m. daily.
/ TOLEDO AND DETROIT, t'5.ll p. lli.f
daily TO Toledo and daily except SdloA.
'sINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. weeE
days 7i9 "a. m; 500. 615, 1855 p. N sun
days 71q a. m: 30l 7.32 p. ~.
/ IANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days. 719. $50 a. M; 800. 45I p IA
Sundays $50 a. m.; $50 p. M.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
'BA1TrxoRE week days, ei' o. m; ass
H. m.
n. 255 $40 p. m. sundays, 3 % o. m V.ts
D. m. - -.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VII
j MINGTON week days, 80. go, .l.Nl,
$50 2i. 1870 a. M; el2.20. 'L5l, zoo. 80.
ti20 420 s5.0I (al Pullman cars). - q
f45 $50 1880 fSi5. l01O su-33 D. m. Sun
days. 1885, tI30 $50, f130 a. m. ;'l220 ~. 81
zoo 'i2o 4.30, '507 (all Pullman cars)' t.-t
7 Fi.3o. $50 1870 D. m.
Delmarvia Telephone 1893.
Rates to Western points lower than VIZ
any other line.
II. ID. UNDERWOOD, D. p. MARTIN,
Gen Manager, Man. Of Pass. Tranic
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
COST OF MOORE CASE.

Dover, Nov. 6.-The witness fees In
the case of the state against DR..
Thomas c. Moore last week amounted
TO sSS5S6. The bribery cases will
probably cost Kent county S5,OOO it is
said.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
GEORGETOWN's TEMPERANCE
nav

Georgetown, Nov. 6.-Yesterday was
observed as temperance day in the NJ
f. Church here. Mrs. J. X. Barney
superintendent Of prison reform work
of the National w. c. T. L.. made an
address. There was special music by a
w. c. T. U. choir.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
NEW FooTBALIrEAM ORGANIZED

A new football team is now being
organized by former members of the
Valley Athletic Association. The only
game scheduled so far. is with the
Pennsgrove team, of Pennsgrove n. j.,
which will take place on Thanksgiving
day.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
w1HAr ID You wANr9

Advertise your wants In the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted, help
wanted, to let. for rent, for sale, board
ing, and lost and found ads. viii be pub
lished, three lines. one time. for a dine,
three times for a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
SHE MAKES RAG CARPETS.

Milton, Del, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Sallie
Morris, widow of William Morris, mas
made and sold l 900 rag carpets in the
past thirty-six years. Mrs. Morris
holds the record In this state.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
MnAr Do You MANrg

Advertise your wants. IN the Evening
journal. lemDymcnt wanted, help
wanted. to let. for rent. for safe. board
ing, and lost and found ads. will be pub
llshed, three lines. one time, for a dime;
three times for a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
FAVOR A LIGHT PLANT.

Lewes, Nov. 6.-Senator F. c. Maun
after making a canvass of the town
has learned that most of the citizens
favor the town owning its own electri,
light plant. The plant will probably
be soon established
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

no THE HONORABLE JUDGES
OF the Court OF General Sessions or the
State of Delaware, In and Tor New 1aauo
County We, ths nndersisn9d, re4iles ~ i..-
BE ciiizcns OF the lflrat ward Of the city
of Wilmington, % hereby ceruly inat
The Enterprise Manufacturing and sup
uIV Company the owner or the store ellu-
atcd at Nos 5l5 blf, 90 orange aAce.
of Wilmington county and static aiQre-
said and described ln nii lpplci-
tlOn and who la an applicant lpf incense
on Monday, the 20th day OF Novemvtr. -
ror tho sale Of Intoxicating Liquors in
quantities not less than onc-naH stilQn
thcrclh. nor iO ho drunk on the premise
said cofnuany being @ llcinscd retallef ci
quite cost value % ~ stock g9h7 7e,i.sis 4,,,,
kept on hand for sale Is not loss imam
flvc hundred dollars, that auch sue
OF IntOXl lcatiug liquors on eiln lie
is necessary 20 accommodate the runnc
that the company Is the owner Of 1tia
house. and the following rcspectaue cltl-
zens OF said ward at least we've ~
whom are substantial freehQldera on sala
ward, recommend the SAID appiioA1'o"'
Ludwig Hendricks, Albert Noumaycr,
Alexander Regga ltrcmiah MOAN
Geo A WILLIS j. A. kommel
Jacob Schoiher. p0trlck Lyncn
JAS IT, Harlllns. john Green
Daniel McCusler, a. H. NieWes
Daniel Mccarthy, John ltomam'
Julius Gunthcr, q. " Gfrel
H. Zimmerman. Andrew Wilhelmi
j. E Ncumayor, Losepl Ism
lf j. McMauu7. John cl1LInlf
| Chls. COrrgan l'ltuck Mcoldls
| Joseph Murphy. junn hflls
| Levi n. Mann,
THE ENTERPRISES MANufACrl RING
AND SUPPLY co,
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
mI1Ar no Yo1f wANr2

Advertise your wants ln the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted, hclp
wanted. to let. for rent. for sale, board
ing, and lost and found ads. win ho pub
iishcd. three lines, ono time, ior a dime,
three times Tor "a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

The Warren team will line up next
Saturday against the eleven OF villa
Nova College, and a hard, fast game
is looked for.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
WEATHER TO-DAY AND TO-MOR-
ROW.

Washington, Nov. 6. s p. m.-East
ern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware, Maryland: Fair Monday and
Tuesday; light variable winds.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

Pete Rice is putting up a great
game for the Duquesne A. c., eleven
of Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
nm nm HOuTII.
nrr-A1NAnn nIVIsIoN-

For New Castle, Nl3. ii.W a. m.; 2di
42l and 6.55 p. NJ week DAYS.
For Lcwes, S.lS q. m.i AZ D. M, Wef
For Dover. Harrington and Dclmar sff
l1.N a. M; Az d.55 and i.5j D. m. sn'n
f'or Wyoming and way stations, 2.a1
Express for Cape charles Old Po
comfort. and Norfolk 1l.0i a. M, wees
days and li.56 p. m., daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TION, pHfLA DELp1IfA.
FOR TuIE WEST.
$50 "a. M. daily pitlsburg. Chicago. Gin.
cinnati. Louisville and 81. Louis. (D.n.
1925 a. M. daily for Plttsburg aud Oh
caWO. mo Cu1ches to hlttsDurg) Inn.
ited 10 two Buffet Parlor Cars;
Chicago. Clcveiand. Toledo Cincinnati
Louisville and So Louis. Dining Carl
1926 p. M, daily, l'ittsourg Jl,l and Cleyelan4
VILE Oaia Cincinnati indianapolis ana
81. Louis. CDulng Carl
$50 ,. M. daily pttshIre and C'hlcagu
for Toledo except saturday
l031 p. M, daily. iittshurs. Cinclunal
louisville cleveland and So. Louis.
100 y. m., daily, littsburg aud Chic1fa
daily FOR Knoxville, Via Shcn1ndol s
valley Il0ute; for Cleveland except Sl.-
urday-
(D Congressional Limited llxprCss. AI'
Vcslibuie parlor Cars aud Dining Car|
No cxtlu fare other chan the usuui Put
man charge.
(f) limited Express. Vcstbulc rar'0.
Cars Ncstibulo Passenger Coaches aIN
Dining clr No extra faro.
pha Wilmington Transfer Company S.
call for and check bagg1ge from hot
and residences.
nor further Information. p1saenel.i NI'
referred TO the ucket asent GO the aiN
tlon.
j. IT, HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD
Gen. Manager. GEN. Pass. Agcn
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

liyour system is devltall2cd
hy disease on CXcvssps we
can save y1u. Able special.
lists study your ease nr
sHa ltHtdts hai aIqflaace
o. apploaA kc.um nt our
expense il not eaii-iac'nry.
We trust your honor 80
COD. iHul Fuliufrma.
ton under plain scUl free.
L CO., BUFFALO. N =.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
cnnld Ynn Rlnme HIm.

.'AIen are such horrid, inconsiderate
creatures she exclaimed ON her way
home from the theatre. "You know
couldn't take this hat off without run
ming the risk of spelling it,"
"Well. nobody said anything
NO; but actions speak louder thar
words. And every time / glanced
around the man behind me was Gran
ing his neck and deliberately looking
as uncomfortable as he possibly could
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06
RAILROADS
PENNsYLYANIA RAILRoAD
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON. A1rl
BALTIMORE r. r.
HehlduIa ln - - 7l. ~
rr0lra leave wHmIngton as foliova.

BALTIMORE r r.
Schedule in effect September 30. 1890
Trotns leave Wilmington as foliova
For Philadelphia, (exprcsa), 10. 3.o2. fl
li.25. 1872 l1.45 a. M; ''l216. 1.37, 800 1li.
4.5s, 5oi 6,0i, $50, 6.5l, 72s 800, and 9.l9 ..
Accommodation, GlO. 7IO. 814. if.os q.
M. 1880. 2.32. 400, 526 and 1913 r.. IN.
For Chester lexpre9s), l.1i, 40, $50, lf-.
1.l0. $50. S55. 1906 il-25. il.S2, LIE q. m-.
1.tl. 800 i6S COZ 500 and 901 D. m.
Accommodation, Gl0 40. S.l4, ii.Q1 O..
M; 1850, 222, 400 525 $50 and 1913 p. r.
For New York lthrough express. l3i
302 93i Dining carr, ol, 1902, lf5 A. il.
ml2.li CDinlng carr. lai DINING t1r), ..ii.
COZ, '0.0 Dining carr, 1-ol and 9.l1 D.. iI
connecting VIA Broad Street station.
phUadoiphia AGO. G20. 7.1O $50, 1905 g. ni.
2a3 800 ass 50i and 1913 D. m.
For Boston without change lJl2 O. nl.
For Newark Center and intcrmcdialo
statlona 131 q. m. and 6.il y. m.
Baltimore and Washington Loo SOU
9io lois and 100 a. m i29g; b. l24g' ''ila
Baltimore ana intermediate stations
232 i.i3. 5.ll %. M, 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia. BROAD street for
Wilmington toNpreasl. $780, il0 10 h
3i6. f0i. AN, Eos. 5sl $50. 1.il, e55,
u.lQ. lllj p. no. and l2.v. nisnt ,-
l1s5 5i7. l0i. iii, 5.af 525, s.ss, 1907 aa4
''''' - 49, SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express) 1.5I 500, t2l
$685. ag5 A5d. 1852. ll.il n. ms LII. a.ll
ass G.Ol. 7.23 a06 and 9.l6 p. m.
Accommodation, 40 S.25 q. ni.i 1910 100
400, $40, i& and 1888 D. M 80,
ii.i5 o. m; i.37, 800 A5S' 6Oi, 05l and 800
Accommodate. 7i0. S2J a. M; 1910,
!. 90. 400. 500 12s and 1913 p. n'
For New York. (through cXprca). w.
/ 3o2, aal tDining carr. 9sa, u, ,i9 a. n' i.i
IG5I. DIG u. M. connecting VIA Broad Slr
/ station Philadelphia, f.l0, liO. o.2l "a. OBJ
400 i.5S and 1913 p. M
] nor Boston. without cnanEe. N.i p. il.
Baltimore and Washington. 44l, eol'
i0ls a. M; l2o5 l24s, 1850 5.23, '6lQ 9ii.
! Baltimore and Intermediates stQItioni,
557 D. m 1900 night.
/ Leave philadelphia. Broad street oti-
ton for Wilmington OgNpltaali dul. ll
i.2l a. M. 1909. liz. a.i2. 4il, sos 9ii
G,55. i.3ii h.55, lilo, lll1 p' in'' and l-Y'
Accommodafion S,g5 9i2. 1885 a. m.
1850. 2.a2 Glo SIS 1nd 1907 y. m
FOR THE SOUTH
Southern I,ailway.-61i %. m. dq'
slcrpers 10 Now orleans. Ailcn. Mcmpll
land Tampa: l.96 ID. M. daily, slceperA 4,
New Orleans Memphis. NushVluci t.
! lAshcvillc and Hot Sprinrs
| Atlantic Coast I4l1c.-lIij q. m, dl
aecpcra to Charleston. Jacl&onyli
lPort Tampa and Macon 1858 night d1il
alcopOra no Richmond and Jacksonvilc.
Chosapoulyo and Ohio RallWay,k.u p. fl.
daily dinlng car and alccpcra TO Cincll
luItI.
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

q wonder if the girl next door plays
by ear"
mo, only by the hour"
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

schedule In effect May A. 1890.
IN trasns illuminated with pintscl
Evening journal., 1899-11-06

Leave phnadclphia. BROAD street, io
Wilmington (eXpreasl. 1850. 90, ~
1920. 1923 O. M. l2.l9. 'll.1, ll4, l.a1
2fb. d0. 4.n. Sos 53. $500. 6ll. $50, g..
1i.lO. 1i.l6 D. no. and 1906 night
Accommodation G2i. f10. 9ll N.3l O. ni.
1.23. 3.ll. AOi. i.il, $780, 5.25 oa1i 1907 a
fl.as p. m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
"'How do you make that out square deal p


asked Pendleton.
because. replied Gately, pretty convince
ingly. IL was me that took the chance. I
made mistake and stood to lose the houses
$4,000. II l hadn't taken a chance. they'd
have got the coin. II I'd have won their
$4,000. your shack would have been shot into
sieve. and me into the bargain. 1t was a case
OF run. I had to do the running. earned the
$4,000. and hang on to IT.
1T struck me that this was pretty square
talk. and told Pendleton so. and advised him
to cut out any idea OF getting all the money
back from Gately through the medium OF gum
play. Gately handed out $4,000. and then he
told us how he had got away. He
had struck across the prairie for Null
hall. and somo OF the McAtee gang.
In securing the country a-horseb back. had not
only been right behind him, but they had
passed him. He heard them coming from be-
hind. and he thought they had recognized him
in the twilight. He didn't dare to look back.
but he stopped down as IL to tie his shoe, and
looked at them under his arm while In that
stopping posture. They didn't figure that the
man they were after would be taking things so
lesurely as all that, and so they passed right
BY him in the gathering gloom. a.hunting
6oateiy Gately got to Mulhal. and took the
Beforo we We rot back to Guthrie, Jink McAtee
and several OF his p zig in the pool to smash the
sudden chase BY the United States DEPUTY
| Marshals for some horse rustline operations
| Of theirs that had just come to light. and when
link McAtee got shot full OF slpgs by posse
| the Reeves Pendleton layout still stood In.
| debtsd to him in the sum OF 81 800, with &C.
| push did not pull down in their attempt tc
| stampede asdueeze-spindle layout"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
Queer Names of Farms In 1890.

The queer names given 10 tracts OF land by
the owners in olden times illustrated In
conveyance encountered by a clerk In the Balu-
more record office recently while engaged In re-
organizing the indexeA The deed In question
is recorded In liber W. G., No CO. folio 81 II
was executed in 1893, and conveyed from Joshua
Stevenson to Richard Cuttings five tracts oil land
in baltimore County, the consideration being
$1,000 The name OF each tract and its dncn-
sions are as follows; my Sweet Girl. Ny Friend
and Pitcher" 90 acres; Here Is Lie without
Care and Love without Fear" Al. acres: Tho
Unexpected Discovery" 262 acres Hug No
Snug l6I. acres. and -Stevenson's Cow Pest
urea With Little I Am Content" ~ AcssA =.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-04

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