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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-29
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Evening journal., 1900-08-29
MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH
OF A GEORGETOWN HAN

Harrington, Del. Aug. 29.-There is
mystery surrounding the death of
Adolph Gustavason, a shoemaker ON
ployed by George Mears, of this town.
Gustavason has not been at work for
several days, and his disappearance
caused great anxiety, as he was sup
posed to have considerable meney on
his person.
Yesterday Mears headed a large party
and began a search for the missing
man, finding his body about one mile
from Georgetown. There was a deer
cash on tho mans head, as II made
by hatchet or other sharp instrument
which doubtless caused instant death
The injury IS such that Il could nO
have happened by accident. and the
authorities are making a thorough in.
yestigation to locate the murderer.
There was no money or other val
ua0les found in Gustavason's cloth
ing.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
KENT COUNTY CONVENTION
Republicans viii Name a Ticket on Sep
tember Is

Dover. Aug. %. Republicans Of Kent
county have decided 10 place dis
tinct ticket in the field Chairman
Clark NJ Mensch viii call county
convention for September IS to meet
here.
The convention viii take special care
in the matter of setting up legislative
candidates. to see thar no one having
the slightest lealty for Mr.. Addicks
goes on the ticket.
1t is not thoIglt that the calling OF
the convention after the Democratic
convention has met and completed lis
ticket has an effect or will have on the
action of the Regulars, who will doubt
less nominate an entire ticket. The
Kent county Regulars may adopt reso-
lutions declaring against DR.. Marshall
for governor, and that his continuation
on the Union Republican ticket viii
make the Addicks men responsi5!s for
Democratic rule In Delaware for the
next four years.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
NEWPORT WILL
HAVE A BAND
Good Array Of Talent and
AL They Need Is In
StrunlentS
spseI.n 10 lhe nsenlng Joarnal.


Newport. Aug. 29-Newport will
soon have q brass band, as steps are
being taken to organize the same. The
young mon Of the town are banding to-
gather and united effort Is being
made to obtain the funds necessary to
bay the requisite instruments. 1t Will
be known as the John MilleH COrnet
Band" and has been fully organized
for some days On Monday night "a
meeting OF the members will be held
and Mr.. Miller VIII appoint committees
to solicit subscriptions for the enter
prise lts several OF the boys ape good
musicians there Is little fear that the
band Will not be success IL the citi-
zens of Newport will help the boys buy
their instruments. It is the object OF
the leader OF the band TO have his mn-
slclans in perfect trim by the time the
Fail campaign opens, az he contem-
plates a good and profitable season for
the furnishing of music.
Many Of the older residents OF the
town have encouraged the movement
by liberal contributions.
, There Is already a cOlored brass bano
in the town. and 1t is kept busy play
ing for public events.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
KENNETH ESCAPES
NTORM'N DAMAGE
Market Of That Place Sup.
piled With Fine
Peaches

Kennett Square, Aug 2S.-The tenn
perature at b. =. Kinks Sunday regis
tered "a degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Wilder re-
turned On Saturday from their trip to
Connecticut.
Albert Cook Myers, Of this borough,
arrived at his home here on Saturday
evening from his trip on the continent
OF Europe. The steamship "Euxenia,"
which sailed from Hamburg was sew
eral days late having been delayed by
heavy fogs Mr.. Myers left home this
morning to assume his duties as Regis
trRr and instructor in English at
Swarthmoro College
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Beveridge, Of Ne
Drsska, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
N. p Walton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.afferty, Of Philadel-
phia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs ElwOod
J. Kerns, North Union street.
Rev. w. W. Dalbey, Of Malvern con-
Quoted the services at the First Bap-
tist Church again here Sund1y.
Mrs. Hannah Stdbbs, State street,
has been quite sick the past week and
is still in a feeble condition
Adam Noite is relaying his sidewalk.
Milton Barnard, Of NOrthbrook, is
supplying this market with the finest
peaches seen in these parts this sea-
son. III fruit is Old Nixon variety,
very large and Of delicious flavor
Miss Helen May. of Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in this borough
The borough officers In their efforts
for the establishment OF good order,
made another arrest on Saturday night.
During the passing OF the electrical
storm here Sunday a locust tree was
struck close to the Kitchen door at
Bloomfield just out Of town. No
rain of any importance fell In this bOr-
ough, but there was heavy pour al
Willowdale, a mile andta half north
Of us.
A temperance meeting was held In
the Borough Hall Sunday afternoon
under the auspices Of the Prohibition
! Committee. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bever.
idge. Of Nebraska, singing their gospe
temperance songs and the formed
speaking between the numbers upon
the various problems involved in tho
issue The audience was small and tn,
meeting was brought to a rather sud.
den termination on account OF &
1 threatened storm, which, however, die
not materialize to any extent
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH
By STORM'S VIOLENCE

hlkton, Aug 29.-Hiktdn and vicinity
was visited On Monday night by vio-
lent storm OF wind aud rain. At Syl-
nar Mrs Marshall. wife OF Frank
Marshall, a Sixth district farmer who
was In tho second story OF her resi-
dence, was killed by fright while the
storm was at its height. At frat Il
was supposed that she had beon struck
by nghtning but not q mark was 10
Do foHnd on her body IN Elkton
lightning stunned a number OF per-
sons, among them William Wright. en-
ployed OF the foundry OF James +.
Powers Company. The steel smoke
stack at the Southern Pulp Works in
Elkton was demolished and part OF the
roof torn up. Considerable damage
was done to the line OF the local tele-
phone company and Elk Meek.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
JUDGE MAKES NEW RULING
AFFECTING REGISTRARS
stan Correspondenee Evenlng Journal.

stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Aug. 29.-Judge Pennewill
sat in the Levy Court room yesterday
and heard appeals from decisions OF
registration officers After much evil
dence had ben heard the cases Of John
McLain. Harry Il. Hepburn and WI
liam Hamilton, colored, were post
poned until October %. Alexander
Watson and Thomas Benson colored.
we're allowed to go on the registration
lists. The contest of the latter two
was about their age.
Judge Fennewin refused to take up
the case ot Alfred Bell, the celored man
who was arrested for illegally trying
to register, on the ground that after
being told to come hack later in the
day and prove his residence in this
county, he failed to do go. His case
comes up in court next October.
A ruling made BY Judge Penniwell
yesterday which viii be Of much value
10 registrars was that son, provided
he has never voted before can go back
to the home Of his father and be reg
tstered and vote
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
TO BATTLE WITH CARP
Coatesville Fishermen Will Try TO
Drive the Fish Away


Coatesville anglers have organized
the Anti Carp Association" with a
large membership. the aim OF the or
gaRization being to drive as many OF
the fish from tho Brandywine as possi-
bic. The hogs Of the water have be-
come extremely numerous In the dams
at Cedar Knoll, Hibernia and other
points above Coatesville. and are des-
troying the bsss fishing by eating the
spawn OF the latter fish. The Coates
vile people have at last declared war
upOn the carp and VIII carry out
campaign OF seining for them.
The Pennsylvania State Fish Com
mission hss been consulted in the mat
ter and by reason OF the fish being out
lawed permission to catch them in
seins has been granted under certain
provisions. The fishing must be done
under the direct supervision Of the
fish warden Of the county, who must
be present and see TO it that no fish
whatever are taken except such carp
AS may be caught. The warden has
consented to assist in the work and a
day will shortly be selected for the first
visit to the dams. The COatesvilli-
ans have provided themselves with a
number Of large seines and the work
will be carried on In q systematic man
ner A large wagon win be secured in
which the carp will be carried and Il
Is expected that the people OF Coates
vile will nearly all be able to partake
OF carp the day after the FIRST trip is
made
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
BIG PEACH SHIPMENTS
FROM BRIDGEVILLE

Bridgeville. Del. Aug. S9.-Thirty-
five cars ot peaches were shipped from
here. making the largest one days
shipment from any point on the PEN
insula. Each car contained 700 bas-
kets, making q total or nearly $4,000
baskets OF fruit Nearly all the fruit
was the yellow variety ana had there
been q demand for the white variety,
the days shipment would have equall-
ed, If not exceeded GO cars.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
ORDERS REPAIRS
and NEW FENCES
Little Business Transacted
by New Castle Beard
Of Education
sneolnl 10 the EyenIns Journal.

New Castle. Aug. 29.-ln regular
routhly session tho Board OF Educa-
ton met last night
l<r. Mahoney, chairman OF the Com
mittee on School Property, reported
that the chlmneys on No. ] school arc
badly Ia need OF repairs. and authority
was given the committee to do the
work. A wire fence was ordered arest-
ai about the school in Shawtown. 1he
board viii examine the roof OF No
school to decide whether OF not ncW
roof is needed Several bills we're ar-
dered paid and the salaries OF the oni-
GERS and ianitOFs were allowed.
Miss Sdckpey, the newly-olectcd
teacher. sent setter in which she
thanked the board FOR It's favorable
o0usideratlon-of her application.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
omclaI- Insneoted Ncw Rond

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle Ang. 29.-Officers Of the
New Castle and Delaware City Railway
Company went on a trip or inspection
down the road to Delaware City yester-
Day afternoon. They occupied special
car which left this city at o'clock.
u The party were +. H. Treat, Peter L.
Cooper, c. p. King. MI Vogler and Mr..
Treat, son Of the president OF the road.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
Newporrs soclnl Doines

NTIII-N 70 nc ENUUIU. IUUTn0L
Newport, Aug 29.-Miss Mary Saun-
deys, of Aberdeen. Md. IS visiting Miss
Marguerite Stevenson.
William Irving Hnyard Is visiting
his aunt Mrs. Garrison,in wilmington,
Miss Elsie Stuart has returned from
Atlantic City.
Harry w. Ballentine Of Wilmington.
is spending the last days OF his vaca-
tion with relatives here.
Miss 8. Bartlett has returned from q
two weeks stay in the lower part OF
Virginia.
ID. G. Beastcn, now of Philadelphia
but formally principal of Newport
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
DOVER BASKET MAKERS
STRIKE FOR MORE WAGES

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover. Aug 29.-The basket makers
ut Bradford Murphy's basket factory
went on a strike yesterday, claiming
that they do not receive enough pay
for their work. They received 30 cents
per hundred baskets and demanded 81.
About fifty OF them struck which
means that nearly $50 hands from the
different departments will be thrown
out OF work They have not yet gone
back.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
rOP THE sorrTH

Southern Ralwsy.--Express $40 p. ru..
daily, sleepers TO Port Tampa, Augusta
Memphis, and New Orleans; 736 p. m,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis.
Nashville, via Asheyille aud Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-Fxpress 1913 p. n.
daily, sleepers to Charleston. Jacksonville.
Port Tampa, and Macon; 1.05 a. m, daily,
eleepers TO Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 81l p. m.s
daily, dining car and sleepers to Cin-
cinnau.
Seaboard Air Line.-Express. Ass a. m,
daily, sleepers TO Jacksonville; 400 D. IN
daily. sleepers to Atlanta and Tampa
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
Ahrentlsta settle Near DIVER

stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Aug. 2S.-About SIX miles
east OF Dover az a place called Diana's
Corner there is a colony Of Seventh
Day Advontlsts. They receRtly have
taken up their abode there and Il Is a
peculiar sight for Dover people vixen
driving past there on Sunday to see
thom working in the fields
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
PoIe rlercea DC nana

Special TO the Evening Journal
Clayton, Aug 2S.-Joseph Smith. em-
ployed by the Fruit Growers Express
and Refrigerator Car Company, met
with painful accident yesterday that
will lay him up for sometime. He was
using one Of the long ice poles packing
the car with ice, when the instrument
slipped, piercing his right hand, badly
.lacerating it.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
or a Personal Nature

- - - = ''''''
New Castle. Aug. 29.--rhomas X.
Lancaster has returned to Philadelphia
after spending a week with his parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hebron and
daughter, Of Brooklyn, and Miss Irene
hepbron, OF Wilmington, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Porter.
Miss Mary Deenoy OK Philadelphia,
10 tho guest OF Miss Marie ROGERS.
Fred Hoffman went to Riverside
Park to-day to stay one week
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
prlhinns Nm rntcrtnln

Special TO the Evening Journal
Naw Castle, Aug 29.-Commeneing
Monday night and continuing every
Monday night throughout the Fall ana
Water, Adelphia Lodge knights Of
Pythias. will give an entertalnment 10
~ hirh the friends OF tho members OF
tfe lodge will be invited. Next Mon
day nights entertainment will be
watermelon party
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
GOOD SURHISE WON WATCH
Oscar Stuart Guessed Exact Number Of
Beans in the Jar
spaelal @ the hyenlng Journal

tD1cI0I % In9 EVonlng J0urnaI'
Newport, Aug. 29.--Oscar Stuart, a
14-year-old boy OF this town, won .
gold watch By guessing the numbsP Of
beans 10 a specified glass lar. The prize
was offered Ny the German Medicine
Company at the close OF It's weeks per-
fornance an Newport last night
Strange to say the boys guess was 423,
and wheR counted there proved to be
Just that number Of beans in the Jar.
The medicine company gives nightly
shows In large canvas tent and has
had a good weeks business In this
town. n left yesterday for Newark.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
Noon Hnnta PnnnIar III norer

stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover Aug. 28.-COon hunting Is
fast becoming ono OF the most popular
sports with the young men here. There
are a number OF coOns in this vicinity
and the hunting Is reported to be ex-
eellsnt.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
rro.nen. Clnh wIn he Hcre

New Castle, Aug. 29.-Saturday ar
ternoon's bali game 10 Battery Park
viii De between the local club and the
Prospect Club. OF Moore's station. AS
the Prospect Club has the reputation
OF being among the best semi-profes-
sional clubs of Pennsylvania, an in-
teresting game IS expected.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
CLAYMONT THIEF ARRESTED
People of That Pretty Towu Who
Are ON Visits

ClaymOnt. Aug 28.-Mrs. sallie ].
WorrilOw is visiting at Calvert, Nd.
Word was received here Sunday that
one q the thieves who broke IN to the
residence Of Mrs. r. v. Graft had been
arrested IN Philadelphia. Developments
are anxiously awaited
Walter c. Baldwin has returned
after a pleasant week at Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
shoFlr posts rroeIamalIons


New Castle. Aug 20.--Ssherlf Taylor
Yesterday afternoon posted here proc
lomAtious calling for n session of the
Oyer and Terminer Court. beginning
ca september g. and for a special cleo
ton on November G to elect success
nor in Congress TO the late Jehn II,
Honecker.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
m mo Nat nr Hot Wntcr

Harrington. Del, Aug. 29.-Andrew
Johnson while working at w. H.
smith and CDmpany's bashot factory
Yesterday, fell into vat containing
ooilinE water and before he could he
gotten out was so badly scalded that
death will ensue.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
nlchardson Park is Popular

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover Aug. 2S.-The boardwalk
along the lake in the park opened by
MIS- Richardson has been completed.
and at the upper end OF the park is
pavilion which extends out into the
water. Il has afforded a great deal OF
pleasure and comfort to the residents
os this place during the recent hot
SMELL
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
engine for PIeasuro Boat

HpoCl0I % tnc TVcninE J0uTnnI
Kew Casth. Aug 29--J. II. Rogers haa
removed his pleasure boat, which has
boen undergoing alterations in Stew
arts shipyard to PennsgrOve. whore
the boat will be supplied with an en-
gine.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
Heat stopned Thomas smIth

Special t9 the Evening Journal.
Newport, Aug. 29.-ThOmas Smith,
helper on a heating furnace In the roll
ing mill. was forced to quilt work last
night on account OF the extreme heat
He Is somewhat improved to-day and
Will be able to return to his duties
soon.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
Conductor Continues Disabled

6nOCI0T 20 mo HNenIUH JUuFhhI-
New Castle Aug. 29.-Harry Mont
gomery, who had Une or the small
bones In his foot broken by falling
from a car OF the Wilmington and New
Castle line on Sunday, is confined to
his home, and it may be several weeks
before he Is able to resume his duties.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
snndar schooI FoIk ln Parl.

special 70 the Evening Journal
New Castle Avg. 29.-Members and
friends OF Nazareth NJ. E. Sunday
school are having an outing in River
side Park to-day.
On Thursday the Baptist Sunday
school viii have an outing in the same
place
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
81. pefer.,s Ii nncn

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
smyrna. Aug. 2S.-After being closed
for the month. St. Petor's Episcopal
Church Will be reopened on Sunday
morning. The regular afternoon ses-
sions Of the Sunday school viii then
commence. Mrs. Thomas, wife Of the
rector, who has been In such poor
health, is improving
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
pronarlnq 10 PIar rennIs

bnccial 70 tho EVannE I0urnnI
Newport, Aug 29.-On the Newport
Clubs court on Saturday a game q
tennis will be played by Newark and
Newport players The court is being
put in excellent condition.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
EXPENSIVE HILL TUMBLING
Horse Fell Down, Injured Man and Dcmol.
ished Wagon

0pUNIaI 20 Ilt NFoUTnB ,UUFnuI.
Newport, Aug. 29.-While driving 10
Wilmington from Newport last evening
John Fl. Hanna had an exciting and
costly experience. While his horse vas
COINS down Richardson's hill 1t fell.
throwing Mr.. Hanna out, injurlng him
in painful manner and damaging the
wagon. The vehicle wac a total wreck
and Mr.. Hanna 10 badly bruised and
scratched. The horse was not seriously
injured.
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
NIorrIson House Nearly pemoII .hed

west Chester, Pa. Aug. 29-The
stone tenant house on the farm Of Min
shall Sharpless, on the Wilmington
pike near DnwOrthtOwn. in which
Stella Morrison was murdered Is be-
ing tern down The workmen will
complete the work Of destruction to-
day and in q week nothing will re-
main to mark the scene Of the afro
cious crime
Evening journal., 1900-08-29
Insulicd the WRONG Man

0TVl-II ~ IN0 T7NNHlN8 IVNIHaH
Newport, Aug 29-For insulting
George Frederick, Harry White, col
ored, received chastlsement at hr.
Fredericks hands. The incident took
place on tho corner near the hotel aud
but for the Interference OF Chief OF
Police Burton the affair might have
terminated seriously.