Evening journal., 1900-09-25
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YOUTHS FUNERAL
Dngineer'S Unexpected Alb.
Senee PfeY(nlS Orillame
From Sailing

Marcus Hook, Sept 24.-The funeral
Of the late Arthur Foster took placs
Yesterday afternoon from the resi- |
dence OF his sister, On Sixth street, |
below Highland avenue, and was large
iy attended by his many friends in
this locality. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev G. w. w.
Bishop, pastor OF the Marcus Hook
Bapgiet Church A delegation Of about
forty members Of Wawaset Tribe, No
172, I. o. r. ~. OF which deceased was
o. member, attended the funeral and
accompanied the remains from the
bcuse TO their last resting place in So.
Martins p. b. Cemetery. The tribes
funeral ceremony at the cemetery, was
conducted by Prophet Frank w. b.
| Downes and Acting Sachem E j. WOr-
ril0w An Impressive part of the SER
vice was Lhe releasing of ID dove, rep
resentng the spirit Of the departed.
THE bird crcled the grave three times
land then flew away. Among the floral
designs was q beautiful pillow from
tho tribe bearing 'T o. r. NJ" The
luel " WOrilOw Hazel Williams, Or
lando Cobourn. Robert Mullen and
George Ams
The extra meetings win be continued
every evening this week at the Meth
odiat Church The following minis
tors will preach during the week. Thi6
evening, the Rev A. =. CrCWel, Ci
/ Upland: Tuesday evening, the Rev.
Dr. Burriss. of Trinity Church. Ches-
ter Wednesday evening. the Rev. A.
d. Geist. Of Trainer; Thursday even
ing. to be filled; Friday evening, the
Rev. E. ~ Baldwin of ClaymonJ
Following the regular session OK
Gridloy Council, o. y. A. H., ths
icvening. a social meeting will be held
and an interesting time Is anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. Foulen of Camden, n.
J., spent Sunday with Mr. Pechmann
and family.
Persons Who May Not Mingle' was
the subject of the Rev. c. w. w.
Bishops sermon at the Baptist Church
,erday morning. His evening
theme was THE Judgment
Mrs Martha Staats and daughter
Miss Dora, who have been spending q
mouth with relatives and friends In
Maryland, returned home on satur-
day
petition viii be presented to the
court to-day asking for the changing
of the voting place in the Third ward
from the building owned by Mrs. VIII.
SON. to the one at the rear Of Andrew
Mahla's barber shop. The formei
building has nc. the necessary accom-
modations for en- election booth.
The chief engineer of the tanl
steamer Orifame. left the tanker OF
Friday last on a visit to Philadelphia
{ promising to return that evening liz
did not do so and an investigation wa
! started. when he left the steamer hI
D had abou, 5000 i'm his wallet and the
. captain thought perhaps he had beei
o waylaid and robbed. The tanker wa
20 have LEFT on Friday night, but wa
5 delayed until yesterday, when he turn
ed no safa and sound.
Mrs James Johnson and niece Mr..
Annie Shoulders, have returned hom
from o. pleasant visit to relatives
y Wilmington
a Mrs. Hooks io spending some tim
9 with her daughter. Mrs. Annie Ewiul
e Miss Hannah Chance. who has bee
e on the sick list for several days,
d able to be about again.
, Charles Sidan, a former resident {
1t this place, called ON friends In IN
& borough on Saturday. 1t has bee
four years since he left the boroug
and during that time he has travelg
many thousand miles, Including
greater part Of South America. He
pa now employed by a large seed firm
d Rochester. N. "
i a. x. Russell a former telegraI
10 operator at the oil works. bu1 who
~ now stationed in the western part
~ ihe state. Is visiting Samuel Bur,C
IN and family.
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