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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-09-06
Local News.

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The rain last Monday did not
reach the artesian district.
w. c. Osgood Jr. has finished
painting the roof of the residence
of F. w. Flick.
The Gerow and Casteen families
are attending camp meeting at
Dodge this week.
A. Kessler left last Friday for
Indiana where he will visit for a
couple of months.
Rev. Robinson came in Saturday
night and held services at the Bap-
tist church Sunday.
Martin Buck and Henry Gruem-
ken left Monday for Kansas City
with the three cars of sheep.
Mrs. Judd returned last Thursday
night from the east where she had
been purchasing goods.
Miss Ethel DeCow left Monday
for Wichita where she will attend a
convent school for the ensuing term.
D. Gerow & Co. have the lumber
on the ground and will soon begin
the erection of a large warehouse.
Fick-Roberts Mer. Co. are add
ing some new shelving to their store
fixtures, for the accommodation of
fall stock.
Mrs. M. A. Williams left Monday
for St. Joseph where she will pur-
chase her fall stock of millinery and
dry goods.
DR.. Fee reports Mrs. ]. M. Camp
quite sick with quinsy and Mr..
Shamhart suffering from a severe
bilious attack.
The barber shop will shortly be
moved into the side room of the
building occupied by A. J. Blank
enchip as confectionery.
A social was held at Rev. En-
yeart's last Friday evening and
those present spent very pleasant
evening with the Rev. and his wife.
r. P. Smith and wife left Mon
day morning for Topeka and Kan
sas City to be absent for couple
of weeks. They will also visit
Wichita before their return.
We were favored with very re-
freshing rain Monday night. About
an inch of water fell. Out easi of
Meade it scarcely rained enough to
settle the dust.
A little son of Arthur Mathew was
kicked in the mouth by a burro
Tuesday and was brought to Meade
where DIR. Fee dressed the wound,
and the little fellow is getting along
nicely.
| Geo. DeCow received word Mon.
day morning that his hotel at Her
rington had burned to the ground
The house was insured for 81, 900
George left Immediately for Her
rington.
Mr.. Alb. Stewart and daughter
Miss Emma, came in Saturday even
ing from Missouri. We understand
Alb. will remain for the present, ant
all his old friends will be pleased t.
learn this fact.
Misses Pearl Sawyer and Mar,
Eliason, of Artesian, left last weel
for Nickerson to attend school
These young ladies passed the high
est grades in the examination ant
were awarded free tuition at Nicker
son. Miss Sawyer received tn
highest grade and Miss Eliason tn
second highest.
The Jess Pitman threshing ma
chine is now in the vicinity of Mead
|. threshing out the wheat. The
cleaned up 5000 bushels for Geo
Edwards last week, also 1900 fo
John Shaw, in the arsesian district
IL Alex Mathew had 1900 bushels, an
at old MIR Mathews they threshe
), 100 bushels in one day. This is
IL pretty good run for a machine i
e this country.
d We accompanied DR.. Fee TO th
T home of x. B. Sawyer Sunda
E where he had heen called to see MI
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-09-06

New Fall millinery at Wehrle's.
Call and examine the new goods.
Ladies', misses and children's
hats in the latest styles at Wehrle's.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-09-06
W. S. BERGMAN, Cashier.
MEADE, KANSAS.
Designated Depository of Meade County

This distinctve1y stockgrowers
legitimate stockgro-
the southwest Money hand at all times for legitimate
cattle loans with good margins. NO PURCHASE LOANS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-12

anoeren pdren; beibe tpirben 1i9
pDllie aufbeben. Wan fann allo in
oieler Stellung elm atpeites @elprdb
auf ben Drabt ibreiben, tpel6es
anbrerleits bel Der eriten @baltung
ni9t tpieoerge9eben tperoen fDnnte.
Sc naboem man bel Der @iebergabe
oas erite ooer slpeite @eiprdb gu BIZ
rem tpinI6t, bat man ben einen
electromagnetic IN ieiner uripriine=
liben Stellung gu belanen pber i'm
umsufebren. Sort man nur bur9
einen @leftromagneten, 10 Bort man
beioe @eiprdde elei65eitie. Dieie
8eberlen' 'lbe Gnoronung fann baau
bienen, auf einer Serniprebleitung
glei65eitig stDei @eiprdbe gu fiibren.
Nab benz @eiaeten be6arf es tel
mes 6inpeiles mebr auf b1e prafti,
ibe @ibtiefeit BET Baulien'i9en @rz
finbune. @enn es gelingt, bic auf
oieiem @eee berppreerufenen Nenbez
rungen bes rentnnenten Wagnetis=
MUS geniigenb fort alt MAIDEN, 10 1T
eine grpRe llmtpalsuue ouf telepbo=
niibem @ebtete au ertpartetk
Die in bic Oeffentlibfeit gelaneten
llrtbeile iiber Die prattilben @rgeb=
nii1e Der teleerapbpnii9en Ipparate
fino auBeror6entlid eiinitie; Der Gin
fiibruna in bic Braris lheint nibts
mebr i'm @eee gu iteben; bas Tele=
grapbon loa bic 2aute NIT Der Deut=
li6feit unb &einbeit oes 9elepbons
tpiebergeben.
:. Sc 1T piellei9t interellant gu be-
tnerfen, baB i9pn @biion fur5 na1
grfinoung oes Telepbona cine We=
tbooe erlonnen batte, Inn baS geipro=
hene @ort mittels bes 9erntDnerS
aufauseibnen, allein feline Wetbobe,
einen Bapierltreifen am &anoe aus
aaden gu laiien, tpar piel gu rob, UNI
ginitiee &eiultate gu eraielen. Ius
oieier goilon' iden Inoronung lit Der
mebaniide BbunO9rapb beruorsez
gdngen.
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Gin 4oeer Wafat.

Die 2onooier .Gpenins @etps"
giebt nad dineliiben ,8eitungen,
uelbe NIT Der bineiilben Yoit anee=
tOn,n1en iino, folgenben Wortlaut
eines 8orer>H HlafateS tpieber:
Die @6tter belfen ben 8Ogern,
Nem patriotiiben, barmoniiben Corps,
nno aruar oornm, tueil bic frem6en 9eu<
fel bas &eib Der Mitte itbren.
Sic n6tbigen bas Bolt, ibre &eli9ion
anaunebmen,
Gem Simmel ben 8iiden su febreu,
Sic @btter nidt 81 nerehren unb bic
Worfobren 5u nergeiien.
Manner perleben bic menihlidem Ser.
pflibtungen,
Grauen be9eben gbebrub,
5remoe Eeufef iinb niht BON Meniben
eraeu8t,
gsenn ibr es nicbt slaubt,
So ieht iie 9enqu on.
Die Mugen alter fremben 9eufel iinb
aein @egen fdNt,
/ 9ie grbe tuirb trodem, =
9ies 9eibiebt, tueil bic &irben ben Sim<
mel peri6lieBen.
Sic @6tter 3iirnen,
Die @enien iinh drgerlib:
Beioe fpMtnen berunter BON ben Bergen,
um ihre lebre bu preoi9en.
0as iit tein @eriiebt.
Oie llebungen Der Borer tperben nicbt
nergebens iein.
&ecitirt 8eibtpbrun9en, ipreebt 3auber-
tu0rte aus,
gerbrennt seIbes beihriebenes Bapier,
9inbet &1uBerifbde an,
I'm bic @5tter unb @enien aller @rotten
ein5nlaben.
Sic @6tter tonlmen beraus aus ben
@rDtten, VI
Sic @enien tommen berunter bon ben
Bergen,
Grie belfen ben menIblihen &6rpern bas
8oren 3u ftben.
menn ale mi!itarii@en 5ertisteiten Ooer
bic 9attit
@ennu selernt iinb, bann tuirb es nibt
iftper iein,
Gae fremben geufel ans5urotten.
Sbiebt bic Giienbabni1ienen CUR Seite,
&eiBt bic 9elegrapbenitangen beraus,
lln6 aleih biernuf 5eritDrt bic Dampfer.
Oas groBe 6rantreib
Bir6 falt i'm 3eraen nno fleinmiitbig
tuerben.
9ie @nglanber unb 8uiien tuerbeu iiher-
lid seriprenst tperbeu
9aBt bic perirbiebenen fremben 5eufel
ale setb6tet tueroen.
gR6ge bas aanse elegante &eib Der aroBen
gbinas0 s0pnaitie inner gebeiben !"
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"EUREKA SPRINGS.

giaer Der ibDniten &usflues> unb
Sommer Gufentbaltsurte lit "Eu-
reka Springs. Sn ben 8lauen
Oaarf=8ereen bes nDrolihen Nrfan=
iaS geleeen, bat es elm uniibertroffe=
nes 8(ima. 8eite Nftumuoationen
in ben 6otels. @dbreno bes gansen
Sabres tperben BON Der FRISCO
LIME" iebr nieorige &unbfabrt=
Staten aussegeben. Wan tpenoe iib
an ben @elhdftsfiibrer bes "Cres-
cent HOTEL, Eureka Springs,
tpesen neuer Bampblete.
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Sic allaemeime 0rage

iit iebt: r@obin ion ih in bielem 5om~
lner reiien?"
Sic lit lebr leicbt beanttuDrtet:
Nah benz Nprben, Often ober 8eiten
NIT nem ihnellen KATY FLYER"
elm wide vestibuled'' 3us nit Buffet
Shlaftuagen unb reclining chair carsn
Sibe frei.
g8enbet gub an irsenb eineu Katy
Msenten. Der bereitiuilligit ir9enb ipelfe
Mustunft in 8eaus auf Staten, 5abr5eiten
,t., geben tuirb, o6er lhreibt an
B. @. grulb,
Gen. Iaii. & & 9lst.. 9allas. Ger.
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Der Mppetit eimer 8teae

miro BON allen, beren Wagen unb
Sober tranfbaft iinb, benedict, OBJ
tpDH iie tpiiien iullten, oaB "Dr.
King New Life Pills" ben Mp=
petit ieberberitelIen uno cine CUTE
GerodMung iihern. iotpie bas ganae
Gpitetu itdrfen. Mur 25 Gents. 8u
boben bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
OrpQtiiiten.
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u nj it.
m,.sa. & =. sabu.

~ b a brit.
glab @aco, JSft Bprtb, 0allas. 8anias
gitp, ct. 9buis uu6 Chicago tdelib
(S. ". & u. 8RepDt) .7:45 Mor9ens.
Nab @aco, Sort 8ortb, Oallas.2c. {norl
Suniet Depot 800 Nben0s.
Nntunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls. 8anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort Worth unb BacD, tdglib
(Suniet 9epDt) $3.50 Born.
Son @aco, Sort @ostb, 9allas &c. (S.
u. & u. 3. 9epDt) $500. 1920 Mbenos.
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-SmSpmmer fiiblt man ii1 bdufig
ibldfrig unb iit unluitie CUR Mrbeit;
bieies 1T elm 8eiben, oaB Die 2eber
ni9t ribtig fpnftionirt. Or. Nu=
euft &6nie's 9amburser 9ropfen
tperoen bic 2eber in einem auten
8uitanb perieben uno bic SUIT CUR
9lrbeit tebrt tpieoer.
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Necept 9ap. 1881 BON Gimer &
Mmenb beilt nibt ale 2eioen, aber
es furirt 8beumatismus auf ale
sydlle. 6. S. Shmibt, Igent,
Souiton. 9eras.
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lig. .8:45 8orm.
Ma9 Corpus g9riiti, aranios 8aB unb
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genommen SDnntass. :. /. PAS Nabm.
Nab Borne uno &errpiQe, Sonnto9s.. =.
Mntunft.
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Bon Corpus gbrifti, rpnias 9a6 uno
Beepill lf29glicb l:55. Naebm.
Bon Bbrj unb &ekybille. tdglih. aus<
senomrHen SonnHbS 1885 Born.
Bon 8brHk kpnb aerfbiue, Sonntags, -.
~ 800 MbenbS.
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@ulf gbpre Habn

Mbf fabrt.
geacb Stodbale, tdelih, aus9enonmen
SonntagS. 49,. 800 Sorm.
Mntunft.
Bon Stofbale, tdglidb. au8genommen
SonntagS. ................3:O 800 Nathm.
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= @ie itebt's NIT Sbrer 2eber i?
@enn iie bili6s iit, 10 periuden Sic
,@rpbmutterS 2bee". (Jiir 25
gts. bel allen bieii9en Npothefern. }
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- Durb's 5ernrobr entbedt Der
slitronDm INNER unermeBlihe @e=
biete leiner untpilienbeit.
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Gin aNeiker tpirS selb.

@roBe 8eitiirsune rief es bel ben
6reunben BON M. u. 0oeartp, 2e=
rineton, &p., berpDr, als lie laben,
baB feline 9autfarbe iif) nab uno
nab in @elb pertpanbelte. @r lit
fiirbterlib unter Der @elblubt. Gr
tpurbe pon ben beiten Nersten be-
banbelt. jeboh ubne jeeliben gr=
fule. Sc tpurbe ibm bann an
geratben, Electric Bitters", Die
befannte Maeen= unb 2eber Mebi.
Gin, gu nebmen, unb er lbreibt;
nNaboem ib 2 Slaiben gebraubi
batte, mar ib pDllfommen eebeilt.
Cine Brpbe tpirb Seoen pDn ieiner
tpobltbdtieen @irfungen auf Der
Wagen uno bic 2eber iiberseueen.
gtur 80 Gents. 3u baben bel s.
&alteper & Sobn, DrDauiIten.
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= Sir cine gbeibeibung baben
Die 5rauen nebr @riinoe. bic Wdn=
ner mebr @inIhe.
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gaab Netp Orleans, SouiDn unb @al>
Nacb 81 8ai0, Californian nn6 Merifo
Jaw COLubs
Nab NoroeIeras, ct. 9ouis unb gbica<
go (Katy Flyer ....... 500 Nbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Son Jorb~Seras, ct. 9Duis mnb Chicago
(Katy Flyer) ........ $3.50 Wtorgens.
Bon gSem Orleans, 9ou1tDn un6ss s@al~
pe5tDn td9li6 .4:45 ytacbnt.
Bon 81 Haio. galifornien nno Wfeyifo
.7:30 Mben68.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
Soeial and Persona Noe

John w. Doughten, Jr.. of Philadel-
phia. has returned home from a visit
to his brother. Snow S. Doughten, of
this place
Dr.. Joseph R. Bringhurst, Of West
chester. son of J. r. Bringhurst, of
Marshallton, viii be married TO Miss
Bancroft. of West Chester. who is a
niece Of Thomas II. Savery.
Rosa. the nine year old daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Christian Ploesser. was
given a birthday party at the residence
Of her parents Thirteenth and Heald
streets yesterday. About twenty young
people were present.
~ Dushane Cloward has returned
from a trip TO the West. lie will go
TO Cleveland next Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel II. Davis nee Carpenter.
or Orange n. j., is visiting her mother
Mrs. Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., in this
city
Miss Thomozine Ashbridge, Of
Whiteland, Pa. who has been visiting
Mrs. Frank Woolley returned to her
home yesterday.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage. on June %. Of Miss S. Anna
Pierce. formerly of this city, now Of
Philadelphia, to Emory Paschall Hast
ings, of Bayonne, n. ].
Miss Anna d. Pancoast, of Ger
mantown, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Mary
Draper Bailey in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol b. Jack are
visiting Mrs. j. Lackey at No. 207
AAs.rN ffrl, faafafh 90
riage of Mr.. Jack was unknown to
his many Wilmington friends until
several days ago. His bride was
where they were married on May
81.
Enjoyable was the farewell recep-
tion given in honor of John w. Fell
by the citizens of Hockessin in the
Temperance House there last even
ing. Mr.. Fell went to Philadelphia
to-day to Join the orchestra which is
to play aboard the steamer Republic
this Summer. AT the reception las
night he.as well as MissEmmaIaylOr,
Alfred IL. Way, Calvin Potts and
Edward A. Thompson, contributed
to the musical feature of the enter
tainment. and S. Frank Ewart and
Frank ID. Baldwin delivered adj
dresses. Refreshments were after
wards served.
Miss NJ. II. Candy has returned
from visit to Mrs. William Brad
ford, in Middletown, Del.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter S. Taylor, Of
Friendsville, Md, are visiting the
family of Thomas II. Savery.
Miss Alma Groves and Miss Nan
Cause are visiting in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
CENSUS WORK ALMOST DONE
# There Have Been Any Omissions They
Will be Promptly Attended 10

JOhn T. LOTUS and Byron T. Nipple
census euumerators have finished their
work. and their portfolios have been
forwarded to Census Supervisor Willis,
in Milford. Edgar Hare. l.. Harry john
son. James ODoole and James McDan-
iel have also covered their districts.
and their portfolios viii be sent to Mil
ford this afternoon
Assistant Supervisor Robertson says
that the balance of the work is being
carried on successfully and hopes to
have it all finished by Friday night, the
prescribed time. He says any omission,
if reported, will be promptly attended
to.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
Five GRADUATES
GET DIPLOMAS
Class Of 1900 Wilmington
Military Academy Grad
uated To-day

Five young men, constituting the
class Of 1900, Wilmington Military
Academy. were graduated from that
Institution this morning in the pres
ence OF many friends and relatives, and
under auspices most interesting.
It was the first commencement cx-
ercise held by the institution, and deep
interest therefore attached to the oc-
casiOn.
Exercises. presided over by Bishop
Leighton Coleman, We're held I'm Wye
Ron Hall, which was elaborately deco
rated
John Gerry Dobbins. Victor Dupont.
third, Alexander Bradshaw Cooper, lr..
Harry Heron Johnson and Charles In
gersol Cause were the graduates. They
We're addressed by Chief Justice Charles
p. Lore, President Harter of Delaware
College, and the Rev. John Y. Dob
bins, after which the valedictory
address was delivered by John Gerry
I DOhhins.
Prizes for excellence in scholarship
were then awarded the two scholarship
prizes being presented TO John c. Dob
bins, Of the high school. and to Joseph
l Pyle in the junior school. Special
mention was awarded TO Samuel Edgar
| Francis. For having secured the
highest average in military drill. Alex.
ander b. Cooper Jr. received a gold
medal. The Bishop Coleman prize foi
/ highest average in Latin was received
| by Craig Adair That given by th,
Rev w. f. Lewis for highest averag,
in Greek was won by Harry Cazier.
The defamation prizes of $50. s2l
and $40, were presented to Jame
Munson w. n. Barnard. Jr.. and join
G.. DObbins, respectively. John G
Dobbins was awarded the specia
prize.
The school received as a memoria
from the graduating class O pictur,
which will be hung in the institution.
Miss Blacks prize offered for IN
best charcoal drawing was awarded {
Norman Winner.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
Cornbrooks- WaIther

Miss Harriet b. Walther.of this city,
was married 20 Thomas B. Cornhrooks.
formerly Of Wilmington, now OF Spar
rows Point. Md, last evening. The
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. A. n. Keigwin. of West Presby-
terian Church. was celebrated in the
old homestead of the brides family,
near Chesapeake City, in Cecil county,
Md Mr.. and Mrs. Cornbrooks will
reside at Sparrow's Point where Mr.
Cornbrooks is draughtsman in the
employ of the Maryland Steel Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
PRIZES FOR DECLAMATION
Three Cadets OF Wilmington Military
Academy Won Them Last Night

Academy Won Them Last Night
Students Of the Wilmington Military
Academy met in Wyckofl Hall last
evening in their first annual declama-
tion contest for the J. r. Morrison
prizes. Thirty dollars for the victor of
the contest and S20 as the school prize
A third prize of $40 was offered by
friends Of the academy.
Honors were awarded and the prizes
conferred as follows:
First, James NJ. MunyOn, Jr., CT
Philadelphia. Yes. I'm Guilty"
Second William Newell Barnard, Jr.,
"Spartacus Of the Gladiators," by Kel-
logg
Third, John Gerry Dobbins, of Mont
clair, n. j., The Lament for Absalom, %
by Willis.
Other contestants for prizes were:
Reynolds Driver Wilson, of this city
Fort Wagner" by Dickenson.
Harry Heron Johnson, of this city
Supposed Speech of John Adams"
Samuel Edgar Francis, of this city
Address at Bunker HILL" by Web
ster
j. Morton Poole, Jr., of this city
The Traitors Death Bed" by Lip.
pard.
j. r. Morrison, the giver of the frs
and second prizes, is a resident OF
Ithaca, n. Y, and the father of Profes.
sor William Fl. Morrison. of the Acad.
emy
AS the winners Of the prizes this veal
are not eligiblt to declaim for then
next ytar, William Munhall of Pitts
burg, last tvening announced that n,
would give a prize of S25 in the com
petition next year, for which any cade
will be eligible.
A. W. f. Cooper Jr. and Joseph Pyle
won the gold medals in the competitive
drill of the Wilmington Military Acad
amy Cadets ON the campus yesterday
afternoon.
In the competition Of the "Kid cts
The winner of the gold medal wa.
Joseph Pyle, the smallest and Youngest
boy in the squad. He is but nine years
old, but IS interested in the military in
s.ruction he receives.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
JUDGE SPRUANCE PASSES
MANY APPLICATIONS

Judge Spruance. sitting in Orphans
Court this morning, appointed Mar
garetta b. Dubell guardian for Willard
E. Dubell
William Nicholas. administrator Of
Fannie Nicholas, made return OF the
sale OF her real estate. and the same
was confirmed. The Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company, guardian OF
Charles r. Handy; Ida G. Handy.
guardian of Joseph l.. Megginson, and
John w. McVey. executor of Jonathan
McNey. were granted orders to sell
their real estate. The Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company was also
granted orders to expend principles Of
several estate Of which they were
guardians.
T. Bayard Heisel. representing Mar
garet M. Larkin and Sallie B. Sites.
filed exceptions TO the first and final
accounts Of John II. Simms, admins
traitor Of Joshua L. simms. Harry p.
Joslyn appeared for the administrator.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
ANOTHER MONKEY RUN
Members Of The Local Fire Department
Called Out This Morning

What proved to be a false alarm OF
fire was struck off by the City Hall
striker about 1880 o'clock this morn
ing.
The first taps indicated box No. 211,
there being no such number. The sec
ond round was box No. q. Seventh
street and Railroad avenue. The dis
trict companies responded. some going
TO box No. 212, Third and Tatnall, and
others at No. 21 box. but no fire was
discovered.
IL was learned later that the alarm
was caused by the crossing of wires
while new box was being placed in
the carnival grounds
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
|AISH MIX UP
IN CITY COUR 7
bic RObinSki Once Mere
|aceS Judge Ball This
Time for Larceny

|ilence,' said Police Captain George
|k, and "Silencel" echoed Court OF
william Heal in City Court this
hing, when the case of Annie RO-
Xxi, charged with larceny was call
'efore Judge Ball.
'lnie was accused of apprOpriating
,yer watch, valued at 81, the prop
of John Bacher, on Wednesday
The testimony, pro and con, was
Polish, interspersed with a few
Is that were Ineligible Every
3fand then Annie broke out with
re a lar!' addressing the wit
E es; That's not So" ETC., which
Ned much merriment in the court
. hen taken into custody the woman
4 ed a large package under her arm,
. she said was a new skirt she had
4 ht. Investigation. however, dis
ID the fact that the package con-
3 ID a breast chain for a double team
Abrses, and a pair Of high-top rub
y .oots.
4dge Ball did the best he could to
vel the tangled threads, but con-
( ed that it was better to let the
"a jury decipher the matter, and
Annie in 5000 bail for upper court.
OTHER CASES HEARD.
s e other cases disposed Of were as
ws: James Hallan. George w.
Thomas Mcguire, William Land,
Patterson and Daniel Collins,
X, 81 and costs each: Thomas Nc
y, drunk, 50 and costs; Jackson
athery, drunk, dismissed; Harry
Ion, disorderly conduct, IS and
; Samuel Meecham. same charge
ID costs; Patrick Roach, disorderly
net. continued until tomorrow.
G case Of Joseph Fisher, charged
the larceny of 4 lot Of dressed
), the property of various morocco
Danies in the city. was continued
Monday morning. II. p. Joslyr
scented the defendant.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
Another June Wedding

Miss Esther Elizabeth Barnard
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Daniel
Barnard. will be married this evening
to DR.. William Topping Watson, Of
Baltimore. The ceremony will take
place in Trinity r. e. Church and will
be performed by the Rev. II. Ashton
Henry the rector, at 730 o'clock.
A reception will follow at the resi-
dence Of the parents of the bride, No.
919 Washington street. Upon their re-
turn from their wedding trip, Or. and
Mrs. Watson will reside in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
BOLTS
QUEER FRANKS
Shattered Bureau and Killed
Doc at the Home of Emil
WaIther

Lightning which accompanied Mon
day nights storm played peculiar
pranks about the house of Emil Wal.
ther, in Glasgow. IL struck the build.
ing near the roof, tearing out much Of
the plaster work and shattered a bu.
reau in one of the upstairs rooms, and
passing out of the house. killed a dog
which had sought shelter from the
storm in the doorway
This sudden and damaging visitation
Of the lightning holt came about mid
night, when Mr. and Mrs. Walther were
in bed. The bureau was in their
sleeping room and so completely was
it wrecked that it has been used for
kindling wood. Mrs. Walther was
shocked and remained unconscious FIVE
minutes.
Evening journal., 1900-06-13
EestirnI Id st. .Insenh,s

Women members Of ST. Joseph's
Church on the Brandywine will hold
strawberry festival in the hall adjoin
ing the church, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week.
Automobiles viii meet the Rising Sun
cars and convey the visitors to the
hall. A new iron fence has just been
erected around st. Josephs Cemetery,
and Father Birmingham, the pastor
there, is anxious that this festival
shall eclipse all former ones, so as to
aid in paying for the new improve
ment.