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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
q. 81. Bennett ir, Sprfter Der benz. Spnntp Spnpentipn

nun9 oes unerl6rotenem, fdbiSen uno
stdn;enoen 9eiters, oes Gribunen bes
goltes, @iuiam s Srpau. Sn iez
Dem Staate wiro sr besrlBt nit benz
.3utrauen elmer ~itarfen unO peretnten
Semotratie. Sn ben &eiben Der FarE
tel eibt es tsin Strau6eln, tein
Siseln, lonbern bic Union, bic He
formmadt lit ernit, ebrli9 uno frat
tis, uuo Der S9la6trui lautet: vSret=
belt, Jtepublit uuo Sies" @dbreno
Der lesten @abl mar bic Dem Solte
porseleste Sauptfrase in ben Fartei
glatformen nidt ri6tig barseIteut
Die pemotratiibe Elatiorm mar un=
~sueibeutis uno unbeirrt in elmer Gr
fldruns fir Elm amerlfauiI9es st.
nan,lpitem fir bas ameritanil9e Solt,
wdbrenp bic republitanil6e Flattorm
cine grtldruns filr cine aneritanilbe
Siuunspolitit entbielt. uorausselest,
buB bic auSwdrtisen Nationen ltd nit
Der giniibruns elmer lol9en Sufrleoen
ertldren wiirbeu. Oieies Sabr baben
mir cine ernl tere Yropoiitioa Dor uns
@uswdrtise Soridriit bat inter Der
sesenpdrtisen Administration unlers
@eitaoe l5erl6ritten uno lt9 serart
brett sema6t, oaB mir nit Nbl6aIfun9
Der unabbd eisteitserfldruns beorobt
meroen. Die Contribution ~unieres
Qanoes lit in ben Nusen Der Sanna
&esieruns ueraltert uuO Die rielisen
Quits, benen bic 9eiter bieler Count
trp Das Sutter seben, ltno bic bomt
nirenoen @enalten.
Scr &ries fir Wenidli@feit, nit
ben SesuunSen Der Sretbeit uno Der
Selbitresieruns bas Bolt uon Guba
gu besliden, lit gu einem anoauernoen
groberunsstriese, sur unteroriduns
unb su einem perbre6erilb den Insrifi
semoroen, 10 baB lelbit bic &epubli
ner in ben Neuz@nslanos Staaten ii6
sesen Die imperialiitli4en S~enoensen
bieIer Communication a%uflebnea. Oas
Wotto Der republifanil9en eampasne
ipiro r8etrus, Sduidung, Selte4uns"
iein. Die ersebenen Na9folser BON
6anna tennen feline S9am. Sn bic.
fem Staate baben bic Republifaner
cine Ylatform a%nseuommen, wel9e
bic Yortorico Sarifbiq sutbeiBt, uno
als Oelesaten CUR ibrer National;
gonuention erwdblten lie swei Ser.
Staaten Senatoren, welY 9e9en bic
Sorlase ftimmten. SSn bieiem Com
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
-Gbt hemofratiib 9ebaebt mnb
0eIprpebcn.

Der gum t%empordren Soriieer Be,
bemofratilhen Convention .. Stearns
eountp erwdblte Serr s. q. Bennett
II. belt, nahoem er Der SerIamms
lung pcrseltelt, cine fernise Nnlpra.
de, Die sanS uno gar Dem Slime De,
Serlammelteu uuo benz auer ebten
pabrbettSsetreuen Semofraten ent'
'priht. %err Seunett laste:
Die Nempfratie pon Stearns
County lit in elmer N%ationalen Wabl.
lhlabt 81 ibrer einleitenoen Goupen=
tion ME inter 10 siinitisen llmitdnoer
sulammsn9etretcn ais beute. @ir iib;
lerLmrS beute mie nte ;uuor eeitdrti
burb oie wsile, ccuieruatipe, populd.
re uno otonomilbe Administration III
lereS aus bOhlte seadtsteu, idbisen
nno patrtotil6en @ouperueurS, oeS
ahtb. Sobn Siuo. Gr bat eiuen DO
ben @lao erstutiper ydbi9feit emit
Widtlt, Gr bauoelte pernInitt9 uno
nit letter ueberSeu9ung, u%nabbdnsis
Don uerltri6enocr &erbincuns nit ir.
9euo mildIeu 9roGen Sorppratipneu,
bie bis oabiu Die SOrre6te oes Sou
pernorS olclss StaoteS beeintrdbtia
ten. ueber paS 9auSe Hano ballt pie
non cin'tlmmi1em Sbore Die auSses
Iprc6ene @0bl oeS ameritauiiben
SclteS wieoer iir bio Sieoerernen=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
9reb6iftrtft perpfdnbeten Iie bic Yar

9reBot1frttt OerpTanoeten Ne DIE Yar
tel sur @intaniesuns bes Sreibanoels
nit Yorto Hico unb fir ben Gon9reR
erwdblten ite einen Wann, Der fur bic
Sorlase itimmte trob Der befti0lten
Sppolition fat auer ieinsr Son ltitu.
enten, Der bemotratilden wie Der re;
pnblitanilben, mo fat aler leiteuben
republitanilden Seitunsen i'm Staate
@r itimmte nidt bloB fir piele ia,
oelnsWertbe SorlaSe, ionoern llhte
leine Stellun9 in elmer oftentlihel
Geae 81 Duluth 81 rehticrtigen unf
BEN @runo bin, oa6 oielelbe cine rid,
ti9e uno uer%pieuitli6e MtaBnaDme iei.
G%ritauneu ml,B man, baB lolh sin i'm
6iientliben Nmte itsbenoer Manu lih
erpreilten bari. peren ebrii6e ueber:
seusuns nit SiBen 81 treten mo lbu
nod in ibrer Fartsi 81 beluilen sSiirz
Be irssno Scenario pOr pier Sabren
Selast babeu, naB mir mad orei Sab
rem elm l35, 600 Wann ltarteS tie
bences Seer bdtlen inter 9anno's
Stesieruns. MAJ bdtte i'm ais einen
Inar6ilteu uerlbrieen, ulo Ell milroe
leiues Saleius ni6t mebr liber 9eUes
len lein. IS lit aber leiber Hni6t rlIr
wabr. caB mir oielc Armee BADEN,
lonoeru Der republitaniibe Spreher
pes0auies meiserte lib u~nldnsit, Dem
SouSreB III %erlauben, cine &orlage
beSiSlib Sermebruns oes ltebsnOen
Secres 81 erortern nit Den %Sorten:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

8artet bis mad Ser @abl-es t0nn-
te uns ionit politil6 i6aoen." Wan
iiebt, Der Spre9er bats auf eine8ie
oeruabl i'm Soma Oiltritt abseleben
uuo, setreu Der Sactic Der 6anna: &e=
uublitaner, uerlu9t er, bic Stimmge:
Der gu tdulden. @enu er uno feline
Yartei in bieier8 abl obenauf bleiben,
bann mag bic 9orlase paiiiren.
Die Sauptfrasen in bisler gampas=
ne iino umiaiieno, lebenois, patriotii9,
unb wi6tis genus, UNI ale Oemotra=
ten gu pereinisen in Der Grrinsuns
Der &esieruns fir bas Golt aus ben
&lauen Der sierisen uno unbarmberst:
gen Sruits, bic ~uniere Nnselesenbei:
ten belorSen, uniere 8elese pallireu,
uniere Hedtiame mie audi uniere Gre
cutiusewalt Der Nation cOntroairen.
@s lit wenis paran selesen. ,uie bic
6auptfrasen aufeinanoer fol9en Oh
s@elo, Sruit uno Smperialismus"
ODER uSmperialismus, Sruit, @elo. "
Die relutiue Seoeutuns Der Srasenii lit
gang unO gar Sade oes perlOnliden
urtbeils uno pom gang serinsem Be-
LANCE. Sn @irfli6teit iino ale biele
6rasen uereint in Der einen sroBen
vSliue: Smperiallsmus." England
bat unlern Sob. STANDARD iir uns
setormt uno mar babel 10 erfolsrei9,
oaB es our6 bic Oudmduiisteit bteier
Hesieruns ermutbist wuroe, uns cine
9olonialpolitit aufsuballen, welde bic
auiredterbaltuns elmer sroBen iteben:
ben armee b%en0tbist, Die unsebeure
Soften ueruriadt uno uns uno anbe=
rem in uniislibes @lenb itirSt. Gin
republifanilder Ser. Staaten= Sena=
tor duBerte ii6 in elmer bieler Sage
i'm Senat sebaltenen &eoe brett ba;
bin, baB Smil6en bieier Nation uno
gnglanb elm @ebeimbunb beitebe.
unier gonlul pom Y~retoria, slei9
falls elm &epublifaner, madte bic
slei6e Ansabe, unO mar slaubt all;
semein, baB bic Sel6ulOisuns auf
Wabrbeit berubt.
Cine anoere sroBe Srase uub uiel=
lei9t bic beoeutenoite in ibren unmit=
telbar eriidtli6en Solsen lit bic be.
sislt9 Der Sruits. Die i9redltden
6olsen MAIDEN li6 fiblbar In Der Nb=
nabme pon Nrbeit uno Der Steisuna
Der Pretie fir Nabrunssmittel. Ni6ts
entsebt ben Sansen Der Sruits. 9an=
no iast, Srults linb cine CUTE Sa9e,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
9emofratiide Gountb=G Contention.

Die lebten Oonneritas i'm Court
baus gum 3wede, SO Oelesaten our
Staatsz Convention, Elm Wits(ieb bes
Stats gentralcomites unb Elm aus
finf Witsliebern deficiencies County
Gomite gu erwdblen, sebaltene Stearns
County bemotratiide Genuention err
freute ii& elmer sroBen unb entbulia=
tiiden Delegation. sc. g. &rdmer,
9orltser bes County omites, rief bic
9eriammluns CUR Orbnuns, morauf
Setretdr IS. g. Steiner ben Nufrui
uerlas. s. st. Bennett if. murbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Gin unsebeurer SeufelsRi@,

Der iein Opfer 3eritOrt, lit wie gerz
itopfuns. Die @emalt bieler &ranf=
beit ersretft sic Orsane, 0eruen,
Musfeln unb bas @ebirn. Nber Or.
Sings Neue 9ebenspiuen iinb Elm
ii6eres Wtttel basesen. Oas geite
in Der @elt fir Masen, 2eber, Nie'
rem unb @ineemeibe. Sour 25 Gents
TT @. S. Subn's Ipotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

Ter Dambus FAULT tpeoer in be,
grOe nod i'm @aiier. je trOdener uno
dlter er miro, oelto feler miro CT.
gu prfmiifen daftIi9e
9eru1en benugt bic 9unOesresie-
runs TO-, 900 older 2anOes in 20 Staa=
ten.
Dben
bilOer toiet Gle Gbineien DIT Elm
Slnftel biz Elm @iertel ibres gintOm=
mems.
Cine gntensii6terei in Sort
SoOse, Sno., entDielt tirslid $4,000
gnten; lie fraBen tdsli6 100 guibel
GetreiDe.
SIM oeutf6en 8u69anbel
erIbienen in 1899 insseiammt %. 7l5
literariids Nrbeiten sesen %, 739 i'm
Sabre 1898.
Ser Sabrifationspreis Der
Gutter lit bon ben grOBten Meiereien
in MinneiOta auf l.28 Gents per
p1unO D~eraD9eleBf.
Jm aoneo=Greifaat einen
botanii6en @arten gegriinoei
bat Die CelsiIde &esierung. Serielbe
lie9t in G%oquilbatpille.
Del ais Sei3ungsmittel
miro siemli6 erfolgreih bon giienbabn'
uno Sampfidiif : Geielli6aiten in
Seutlhlano angemanot.
ungefdbr $40, 900, 00O
mtrb Der Genius Die Der. Staas
ten foten. Sic 3abl Der Geniusbeam=
ten betrdst iber $1,000.
Ser GIepbantenfdfer bon
@enesuela lit bas allersrOBte Sniett be,
groe. g0llig ausgemadien ipiest Elm
FOLDER fat elm babies piuno.
Nus Stalien murben mad
9eutf6lanb III Sabre 1898 25,.
033 Subeno lebenoe 9ibner uno l775
9ubenO anoeres @eiliisel einsefIbrt.
Cine rIme (&uier) erreidt ibrt
arObte gntmidelung binnen $50 Sab.
rem, erbdlt lid unter aiinitisen umiidn.
ben aber 600 Sabre lang pOllis geilno,
Sic l1ntofen bes Solo.
nialamtes in england betraeer
idbrlid an 5000, 900; Gbamberlains,
bes Setretdrs, 8ebalt betrdst $40, 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Sa6ea, bic &dIftc ab.

Der ori9ine0e Saarpreis fur uniere Gar=
ments 1T nm 10 piel niebri9er ais in anberen
Stores, baB es nOtbts lit, sur tSGlfte gu per-
taufen, Inn 9uten @ertb su geben, uno mir
tbuen unierer @eidGftsreputation feinen abz
brll6, inbem mir bober marfireu unb einen
'tali6en Discount 9eben.
aue uniere berrli6en @ertbe, Die bis
81 s $50 perfauft murben, iest.... $3.50
aue unpersleidliden eeabers SO, SIS
nno $50, $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
n'aier 9rp6arti9er
Sdbrlt9cr Mittiomnler : Serfanf btgiunt Morqeu.

Der Ourdbaus seitsemdBe gerfauf bs Sabres, ben mir gu bder 3it
1eoes Sabr anleien, trdst Rbr ptel CUR 6ebuns uue1es @eibdfes bel.
@dbnno Der persansenen @Onate baben mir uns auf bteen gerfauf uorbe=
ratet uno baben pon ben 6abrtanten unb Saporteuren, bic pide auBerse=
mobnltde Werbe losSublasen Ib betreben, uns heren mandbe aeidert, bic
ionn ntracnbmo peraemeen merben t0nnen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-23
ManitOwOc Dairy Board

The following offers were made; 800
boxes Daisies, 175 boxes Twins, $50 box
es Young Americans
Same week last year: 800 boxes Dais-
les, $50 boxes Twins. 800 boxes Young
Americans.
Sales reported 800 boxes Daisies at
10tc, 800 boxes Daisies at 10tc, 175 boxes
Twins, at 9ac, $50 boxes Young Ameri-
at 10tc.
Sales same week last year: $40 boxes
Daisies at SIC, $50 boxes Daisies at 94c,
$50 boxes Twins at SIC, 800 Young
Americans at 9fc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-23
Plymouth Market.

Plymouth-On to-day's board twenty
factories offered 1922 boxes cheese
all but Al boxes Young Americas
selling as follows: 80 Longhorns lie;
542 Daisies 11ac; 65S daisies 114c; 16S
twins 10sc; 1876 twins I0Ic 50 Young
Americas lie; 142 Young Americas
114c; IS Young Americas 11sc. Markets
active.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-23
PAY YOUR MONEY AND
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

Excursion via Wisconsin Central rail
road 10 Oshkosh aud Brighton Beach
and return Sunday August 20 Fare 70
Oshkosh and return n 90, to Brighton
Beach and rc,grn - cents Train leaves
Manitowoc SEQ A. VI arriving Brigh-
ton Beach g55. Oshkosh 1890 a VI.
Returning leaves Oshkosh 1880 Z NJ,
Brighton Beach 500. arriving Mantle.
woo $40 + NJ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-23
EXCURSION TICkElS TO STATE
PICNIC or EQUITABLE UNION
FOND III LAG. WIS

Via the North Western Line will be
sold At reduced ratc- Aug Is and l6,
limited TO August r. Apply TO agents
Chicago Il North Western Ry
Even the jailer may lack the means Of
.huttinR up bis wife
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-23
ShebOygan Dairy Market.

Sheboygan- the Sheboygan Dairy
Call board the offerings We're I, 359 boxes.
Demand active, prices fair Sales We're
410 daisies at 11ic; 22S daisies at Tie;
154 Young Americas at lie; 105 Young
Americas at lie; 332 Young Americas
at lie: 1913 Londhorns at 1lg@11fc;
II twins at 104c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-23
New Teacher Engaged.

SIS Florence II. lloyd Of Appleton
has been appointed to an assistant
principalship in the north side high
school here She graduated ut Lawrence
university, and last Year took post
graduate 1o.E az Chic, u.iye.a.t =.
She will teach languages and history.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-23
MANITOWUC MARKET.
Latest Quotations Corrected for the Be-.
eft of Farmers

The following are the current prices of
the various articles of produce as report
ed for The Pilot on Aug. %.
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
WAS LENIENT
TO A BURGLAR
CIayInOnt Citizens Hereafter
Will Look Out For
Robbers and Thieves

Claymont. Aug. 15.-About 4 o'clock
Monday morning Robert Casey hap
pened 10 see strange man going
through the grove toward the resi-
denco Of Mrs. William II. Casey. lie
instructed his son, Lot. Casey to
watch him. and In a few minutes it
was found he had gone up on the
porch. When Mr.. Casey reached the
porch the man was in the act OF rob
blng tho large refrigerator which had
been robbed several times before. Mr..
Casey asked him what he wanted. He
said he was looking for water. Fol
how me and ] will show you where to
get IT," and Mr. Casey led the man to
tho barn, where the men we're milking,
and handed the stranger over TO the
mon. Meantime Robert Casey Joined
the party, and between them they gave
the man a lecture, promising that II
ever found in Claymont agaln, they
would give him taste Of the Della
ware whlpping-pOst. The man was
glad to get away.
Any supicious characters found
around Claymont viii be investigated.
/ II Is thought expedient to swear sew
eral citizens II as constables, and have
them arrest prowlers who cannot give
satisfactory accounts OF themselves
Several robberies OF late have stirret
the people. The Iiver shore will bt
watched for strangers by boat. and 4
gentleman said recently: This rob.
bing business must stop or some one
viii get shot" The people are greatly
aroused.
Il Postmaster Eben n. Baldwin, o
Claymont preached at Rowlandville
Md, on Sunday morning, and at Por
ter's Grove In the afternoon. Thes'
are Methodist Protestant churches, 10
Gated In the finest farming country n
Maryland along the beautiful Susque
hanna. The Rev J. Earle Maloy is tn
pastor. He Is spending his vacation a
Ocean Grove.
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
ATTEMPT AT
RESCUE FAILED
Johnson Tried TO Save Groves
Girls From Death
ALMOST LOST OWN LIFE
Tragedy Would Have Been AVerted
Had Women Cried For Help
When Child Walked Overheard
ALMOST LOST OWN LIFE
special to the Evening Journal.

New Castle, Aug. 15.-rerrlble In the
extreme was the tragedy at Riverside
Park yesterday afternoon, when Miss
Emma H. Groves, or Wilmington, and
her little niece Alice Groves, lost
their lives In the river there. But
however sympathetic may be the com
munlty, there rises cut Of the ex-
tremely sad affair great praise for
Joseph johnson. an 1S-year-old young
man, who struggled against hope for
the rescue OF the woman and child.
According to Joseph's statement Miss
Groves, her niece and several women
were sitting on the float which leads
from the end Of the pavilion into the
water. Alice was the first one OF the
party to rise. and as she did she step
ped backward into the water, which at
that time was six feet deep. The elder
Miss Groves cried in alarm, and before
Joseph could divest himself of his
clothing TO go to the rescue of the
struggling child, she jumped from the
| float The young man was at their
sides In q few seconds and, grasping
the elder Miss Groves, held her above
water The child was being held al
arms length out of the water by her
aunt she all the while struggling fran
tically to reach the pier, Joseph held
ON to the woman with vice-like grip
and was making rapid Roadway TO tn,
pier. when the woman struggled Sc
that Joseph could not keep abov,
water lie held her fast, however, bu
when within ten feet Of the pier Miss
Groves pulled him under water sec
Cnd time and in the struggle Josephl
hold broke, and the now unconsciOu
woman and her niece sunk to not ap
pear again. Joseph very much ex
hausted, swan to the pier, recovere,
his senses, then began the search fo
the bodies. He declares that he woul,
have lost his life had not his hold ol
Miss Groves broken when IL did.
People who We're i'm the park sal
the terrible accident would not hav
occurred had the women ON the pie
sounded an alarm when Miss Grove
went to the rescue of her niece. Not
man, excepting Joseph Johnson, wa
3 nearby, but about fifty were in tn
, grove. The trio struggled in the waite
for three minutes. ample time for me
In the grove to have gone TO thel
! rescue Joseph received the cungratu
lations of the people IN the grove 10
his act OF herOism, but he was no
moved to glory because Of them.
was his purpose to rescue the cOupl,
and as his efforts proved unsuccessful
he was moved to tears
Al a late hour last night the bodle
had not been recovered.
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
CANNERY ENGINE
REFUSED TO WORK
Presence Of COlored People
Caused appointment Of
Extra Policemen

Chesapeake City. Nd. Aug. l5.-Mrs.
Stricken. OF Philadelphia. has been
spending some time with Mrs l.. A..
Hughes.
Miss Minnie Bouchelle, OF BarlW-
dale, Nd, is spending some time with
her cousin Miss Dora Steele.
Roy Blackburn, OF philadelphia, ia
visiting his aunt Mrs. John Banks.
Thomas Reed, Of Philadelphia, IS Che
guest OF his uncle. John M. Reed.
Mrs Henry Jones and Misses Laura
Jones and Edith Willis are visiting IN
Kent county.
Mrs Harry Whitelock and children,
OF Chester. Pa. are the guests OF her
parents. Mr.. sud Mrs. w. b. Coleman.
The Rev. Mr Vcnables rs taking a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Annie Wilson, OF Philadelphia.
ia visiting Mrs. George Carter.
Miss Katie Berger visited relatives
In Delaware City.
Mrs Ansley Wheaton and son
Frank. spent a week with Mrs. II. V
Manlove. OF Elkton.
Miss Harriet Morgan is spending
some time with her father. James Nor.
gan, OF near Earleville
Mrs Henry Lindsay h spending
some time with Mra. J. r. Wilson, o
Elkton
Mr.. and Ms. G. S. woolley arr
spending a few days In the Blue Ridg'
Mountains.
Misss Eta Hayes. OF Bear Station. i
spending some time with her sister
Miss Nan Hayes.
Mrs. Charles lane. OF Philadelphis
is visiting Mrs. Harry Griffin.
Mrs Eliza Cameron and Mrs. W.
Clark and daughter. May. spent las
week with Miss Alice Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander spen
Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Alice Clark is the guest OF he
sister. Mrs. f. II. Biddle. OF nes
Earleville.
Robinson's cannery, which was
have opened on Friday of last weel
did not, owing to the engine not worl
ing properly. 1t will open this weel
when corn win be canned.
Squire Jones swore Elmer Watson
- an extra policeman on Saturda
owing to the presence OF so many co
ored people In town. Only one ARE
was made
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
SOUTH JERSEY GLASS
PACKERS ORGANIZED
speeial to the Evening Journal.

BridgetOn, n. J., Aug. 16.-The Glass
Packers Association Of South Jersey
was organized here yesterday by the
election of these officers:
President, Joshua Cossaboon. Mill
Vile; vice-president, b. Lenord Fisler
Glassboro: recording secretary. John
Lutes Millvllle; financial secretary
Benjamin Afford, Budgeton; treas
urer, Harrison Noble. Bridgeton; trus-
tees, George Carson, Millville; Melvin
Nickel. Bridgeton; Charles Conover
Woodbury..
Delegates were present from the To-
calls at Glasshoro. Woodbury., viii
liamsville clayton Bridgeton, Mill
Vile and Fairton. Salem will organic,
in September and join the association
The new organization has a member
ship OF $50 and is affiliated with thi
American Federation of Labor. ThI
next meeting Of the association viii
be held in Millville.
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
wilmington Division)

Time table in effect January 20, 1900.
Stationl for Flsmere Junction, Mont
chanin, Winterthur, Guyencourt, Gram
ogue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction,
Mortonville. Coatesville and intermediate
stations daily except Sunday, At 7S5 a.
m; daily 2l5 and 450 D. IA. Sunday only,
6.M a. m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Elversoa
and intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday, at 735 a. m; daily 2.lb and 40
o. m. Sunday only at sos a. IN.
For Joanna, BirdsborO, Reading and In
termediate stations. daily except Sunday,
Sunday, at 735 a. m; daily 2.15 and 450
at 735 a m. and daily 2.l5 p. m. Sunday
only. sos a. m.
For further information, passengers arc
referred 70 the ticket agent at the sta
ton
/ a. sWEIGARD. Gen. Superintendent
EDISON WEEKS. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
ALLEGHENY BEAUTIES
TOURING THE COAST

Steam yacht Shemara, owned by II.
a.. Frick, the millionaire Plttsburg
steel magnate anchored in the Della
ware river yesterday of Petty's Island.
after q run down the coast from New
England Mr.. Frlck, who had been on
the vessel, left at Boston. Mrs. Fricls
was on board accompanied by twenty
young women. whom she was chaper-
0ning. The officers of the craft stated
yesterday on landing the party at Arch
street that the passengers were all AL
legheny beauties, who are touring the
coast resorts.
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
ATTACKED by HIGHWAYMEN
Thrilling Night Experience Of a Doyer
Young Man

Stam Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, Aug. 15.-While Alexis VOL
cott was driving home from kits
Hammock the other night a man step
ped in front of his horse and, taking
hold OF the bridle ordered him to stop
Instead of doing as commanded, Mt
WClcott struck the horse with the
whip and it plunged ahead, knocking
the man down.
Just as the horse plunged forward
Mr.. Wolcott reached for his revolver
and after taking it out OF his poke
dropped it in the road. He didn't stoI
to get the weapon, but hurried to Do.
YER as fast as his horse could travel.
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
oroscculs WIN Not Play Hero
Special to the Evening Journal.

New Castle. Aug. l6-Notwithstand
ing the announcement OF yesterday
that ORourkes Crescents. OF Phila-
delphla, would play the local club
here on Saturday. the Philadelphans
Will not be here Yesterday the club
manager telegraphed Mr.. Scherer that
he had arranged for his club to play
In Chester on Saturday. thereby can
ceiling the game here. Mr Scherer now
is endeavoring 20 ret another Phlla-
delphia club here for Saturday
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
Prennrinr rnr nnrnr rnir

stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, Aug. 15.-The Delaware State
Fair Association has to get things in
shape for the meeting in October.
Work OF repairing the damage done by
the storm last week Will be com
menced and stiles will be put up.
sheriff Wharton, the treasurer, said
yesterday that the prospects this year
are that it will be one Of the largest
fairs held for years
Evening journal., 1900-08-16
WILL HAVE COMPLETE LINE
Diamond Telephone Company Win
Connect Every Town on Peninsula

Connect Every Town on Peninsula
stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, Aug. 15.-The Diamond State
Telephone Company expects to make
Its line cover the entire Peninsula. 1t
now is completed to Easton, Cam
bridge and Denton. Md, and as soon
as possible will be continued to Cape
Charles. Va. At present 1t has about
400 miles Of service and when finished
will have nearly a thousand.
The wires are so arranged that IL Is
almost impossible for them to be out
Of service. Nearly every point, and es-
pecially the most important ones, are
connected by two lines. That is, there
are two ways Of reaching the town,
and II by chance one is out OF service,
the other can be used. The line, when
completed, will reach from Wilmington
TO Cape Charles. Va, taking In all the
towns on the Peninsula, however,
small.