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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
gprnebanoel / Siblrien.

Qonbon:9Ia Daily News Rorres
ponoent / Ooesia telesraferer Ill fit
SIab felssnbe sfnbommelise 9iitorie:
st Bluo / ct. Yetersbors fOrtaaer,
at | Dihrittst Sututit | Dffbirien er
6anbsl meb lmau Born lite alene en-
9ommeI Stit, men Ct efterbaanben oeo
at bliue til en- anetfenot ,Subufrt".
Briisn paa ct Barn u~arisrer fra 10 til
so Rublsr. 8sberne af bisie ,Ieusnoe
Barter" er iabuanIisuis rusfEe 9anbs.
f%Oruifte os Snuernsmsnts' gmbeosmanb.
SaIserne er be inofsots fibirifs 5olts'
lag. Oct b9noer bpppist, at be Jors
uiite fsber oeres esne ue9te Born al be
inofsbte Mebre. 9srnslalset bIanbt
Satuterne er uel NOT fra fsrits 69rb EN-
5sIse al 5attisoommenS 9ipt. s be
noroliss @sne at bette Diitritt parer
Binteren / 8e9lsn belle 9 Uaaneoer.
aserbprfnin9 er en- nmulisbeb, Der er
inssn biemIis Snoultri, os apterne sr
iOr lunst bOrte, til at Der ton brioss
6iitsri. Ger eneite SnbtGsistiIoe Ell
0anoslsn meo Pelspert, os ben timber
lite ms9et uf fig. Satuttn i9Iser iaa
fine bpm for at boloe fin elenbise
Bolis utoIise % ftafie fit foriultne
auas Uooer. 9an foret,etter be ,usflfe
Rebere Tor andre, men iom Ressl Ssr
ban fig insen Strupler m. $. T..
asbetsns perlOnIise @senftaber, nuar
blot pensene er bam litre.
8pberens 6snfat meo at fsbe ct
Barn er / Reslen ben, at ifafie fig
VI bsiostraft. Snbtil oeres 81. War sr
olsle unse, Mano os Ruinoer, beres
@ierS abloIute Slauer. unse bigger bllper
unoerliosn sitte msb beres @iere, men
bette bsrer bog til unotaseIierne. 6pps
piSsre faar De ulptfeliss tuinoellse
9alsner en- sanlte anoen gebanoIinS
at oeres @isre. YetersbOrSblloet tiIs
feler, at p,sle 1ilfaIbe bar be fatti9e
rusflte 9anosiorUilte optaset Sflffen.
Reberne al yernene er oa rusii!fe
DiltrlttsembeosmGno.
Ousnraaenoe er en- Iisefrem Uerst.
ming ct rusilf gIab, lcm lite, at Sen'
Ipn til Geniuren, tsr poue OF feie nosen
Slo9s 8ommentarer I'll, buab bet fors
taller. Oct piier os ct al be baslisiie
Iret Of qipst / De libIrilte nosrtener.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
9atimer, Sa.

NieIs Wars @briftia fra
Bennett, Nebr., bar fsbt u. Z o B a ne
neens 5arm o9 a9ter %uiitnot | en-
mar 6rsmtio at fptts BERTH. 6an pat
/ Bslss Dos paitor 6irtesaaro, oa
6aabsIeu git Orben.
NieIs 5obanneen meb
camille er rellt I'll D0nebo, Ore9on.
- Bator Rirfe9narb bar be-
gpnot at bolbe 6orsores en- Gang incl
len Sgnbn9oitsu. Gil en- Bs9pnbelie
bar ban toll ousr yapOlteIen paulus os
bans Samtlo". Stsie 5oroag er me9st
iutsresiante os lite iaa fau mOoer for
at bore.
gas Be,snbtssrsllen i PIabct ON
llnsbOmsmeoet, iOm ufbolbes bei / Dss
eember.
= 8. 8ster en- % 9ufru, icm
bar ueret paa Bsiss / Danmart COM
mer, Ell tommen tilba9e lsen, pei ion.
neiet mleo 9uren.
= lorSbas ben /. Noutmber baube
Ruinbsforenin9en / 9atimer SrS1r I'll
yOtOtI Tor 8irttiasen / gpen. @n
ueapttst go5or, ueo builten Oet inbtcm
lite lao faa Pen9s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

Gesuotn uoes aarIist ct ubetpbeli9t Sioras
ii Yorto o. { b.
asu. q. 5. grobine. Tormonb, 0penif,
hubert &reit) bolbrsee Ggbr.
8. y. Semen, VicesTormn b. Minben, geb.
so. Nnoerleu. SefretPr. Nlnben. Nebr.
~. Is. NnOerien. 8osieter. Miuben, giebr.
DIR. s. 3. 6nolanb, Ouerle9e, arteu, gtebr.
R9rmert Cplpsninger iamI application
blanks iaaes ueo Ssnoenoelte til opens
nGonte SefretGr, eller til
Bans anderson,
(fhp. Ueltnrer al Danish luth. Pub. House og Gasie.
rr for Zen for. b. ep.I. airie Gm.)
Dor l, Blair. Nebr.
~ Rrbn altib y8anFereu", naar De %ftriper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

og Moosr forIaber mig, men 5errfn
taser mig op." (Solme 81, 10
Brebrene 9 Setter o9 Ole San
en- fra @lwoob, So. fom BERTH i ioifs
lise paa @rnnb af 6. @Onratis Sps'
bonn os fOrbleu begse til otter 8s9ros
uelien.
@eoreeSenien independence,
er flpttet Der I'll 8pen mso lin 6omille
os bar leiet 0us paa @roOe & 8. Sir.
= guftor %. s. en- refer ! bsnne
uss til @bicosO CO ROeine paa en- Wtiss
iionsreiie. pufOr Datftrsm piI
bsiisne Msnisheben Der | paitor 6ans
iens J%rauarelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

fra be berlise os uiit panlfsIis o%usrtrufne
afuaiiIfs anI9s / 9ineotn gart.
Manae bsrIise 9ius bar 9rssbsn at
bpb,; men intet bar bioruget mere II!
gusns gsrsn,msIie shb bet nfOf9Iemme'
liat 8iIleb3aIteri.
Gfter Samlinssrns poris os SIO'
rem, or brnne ben FORTE. 8 80 Sale
% a~abinettsr inosboloer ben lite min
brs enb 2,4oo Rumre.
Dsnne Samlins. bpis Rp er 9aaet
Sorben runbt, er bleusn Uaaalst for
lnriter fra aas Soro ems Ssns.
9 mango aar buubs leg snifst at l.
ben .SirtinRe Maoonna". enoeli9
naasbss bet. Dst par en- Senbns. Seq
Tom iuf fra ben ameritanife Rite os
latte mia / rMabonno.9arsliet. Stsnt
Der par mango til Stsee, berltsoe Der
boa an bsiiibelis Stilbeo. aaes Up
mertiombso par fensilt. DE, Der
Tom Os GIT. siorOe bet lao IpoIslt iOm
muIiat. Del sr, iom ale isle, at be
faa lite paa ct uIminbsiist Steo. Der
,r fun bette enc Biaebe | 9arellsi.
Drapsriu os alt Vereliet CT eolote !
2arusr, lom burmouere meo S'ueost
sSsa bar losn parst Der lite laa faa
@anas, os for buer Sang ipnes @nliS'
tsrns nbirptslulber. enb forrise. I'm
Dag, iut lOm iss ftOo Iansi mob bet
iunoe Draperi, buarmeo spiet rssuIefes,
TOM ct Bar os ltiutbs fig Deb Siosn al
mig. De- oar en- 9srrs % en- Dame.
gluofeIis nbbtposr ban paa enssllt'
This is i ,deed beautiful, and with
exception of the arms of the angels
far above criticism. The angels
arms may be sa d to be too fleshy
Sea a~nisrer bette, forbi le9 tror, gan
bauoe 8et. ON BIusoet tan % Tor 10
eusrs intef fas. Oct er SomIinsens
beblte Stptte o. tan neppe tsbsS Tor
gsnoe. Blantt Dbleni6,GssrS lprilte
9iste finbss osiaa ct I'll ten lrttnlis
Waoonnos 96re. 3i9teren brussr usl
for ltarte lloitpt, oalseuei CT Del mutt
oa ulisr, buor opbt bette giueoes Sfsn-
beo bar srebet Daumatts iiors Di9ttr.
2st bsspnpsr IaoIeoes: Der lioo bun
Rel bun iOaUeo'" o. /. D, % oa ao'
pier Of bette giueoe finoes bosrt Runlf
aaaeri o. / ian mdneioIoige priuaie
Diem, sr bet Oelaa NOT nGro at tenos
Diatei. 8e, lom er fsnote neO Ufdt'
~ienIsns ,Uit 9sOnet", uil leg mlnoe ON
bans uotaleller an9aaenoe bet bersmle
MaIeri. 5 ben bsrli9e lille BOG at
groi. Olion: .Stliener fra Od Ilerne",
finbss o9iaa inisrssianie uoialellsr on
bet fore Wsferp1tt. Dsnne lille bog
sr let os bog iau iulo al uerotfaIos Iun'
Per. of ben / fin no,ffe Oueri9iislis
burte lai.s / ole uuscomsforsnin9er.
st pibunosrlis mutt Yiaebe sr 9Of'
mans vSsius, IL aar 9ammsl Gem'
pIet". Dsi sr panlielist at taats lt9
Nnfistsr uotrpt5iulosre % mere natnrs
iro enb bisfe. Nitrpffene Of bette
8iaebe. bporaf Der | i'm lio bang ct /
ben tsoloaifs 5Orsbrassial paa Blair
gogeae, sr fun en- faitis Sfpsse al
OrisinuIsns Sfsnbso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
Raiaels Maoonna / Dresden.
(Sommeren 1906

Der fob bun = mel, bun iuGpeo
pau ipGoen Jomfruiob,
Os NOrsenuInosn baDeb
9 SIsisis Sslue Hob.
Os iabeIist fig apn5te
Oct rsbs purpurbens,
Msns bun paa armsn spnsts
Den tantsiuloe Drens.
gun fob Il iom en- Mobsr,
Msn iom en- Ssfsr ifsn;
Oct Barn par benbes Brooer
Yan9i msr' snb bsnoss Ssn.
gun bsosb 81 fit Die
Mob 6imlsns fierne Blaa.
GUN lob BET q fig bsis,
Ssbt ben BUN for fig faa.
Gaa psnIis os iaa rolis
st Smil pao 2eben 10;
ufpIois % iortrolis,
Gaa ialis pisefro.
Saa lisn - al, Ton min Tale
n
Dig bet belfriue usl2
Oct fan fun 9usIe male
Com @nslsn Rafael.
Spab oa nit 9ierte iattso
Dafor or intst Naun.
Seq fsIts isht %erftattet
ST langt os ualbist Sapn.
SEQ fob for min @ubinoe,
Seq i00 min Wuie lee.
Sea lob min laare rinoe
90 lob nit Qis fee.
Wob benbss Brpf mon beIbs
fg Sslus iantsiulo;
Sfiult Iaa bans @uboomspaIbs
8aa DarnIi9bsbsns 9ulb.
Seq iua, bpao Der ltaar itrspst,
Ru ipbsIis % mar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
9cu Tanoimauiife
geniosgc SjTlpeforenin9

i Vebraifn { ntorporeret) bleu oroanileret b.
"a. San. 1894 o9 bar M noer loo healem.
mer, iom bope bin biai lie % Met paolioeli.
&c 9instotitrin9, Der fan opna aes no9en
9iGlpefor ming.
SnotrGbeliesui9ift'n er $500. Uteblems.
bepis ubitebes poa $500. $1,000 $500 eQer
5000 Der / Torbolo til Nlner peo SnbtrG>
belle 5oreninsen ion boe Y~aalisn.n9 toiter
iom fsl9er:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

Qt Srbet Rob err bIepet
% boeoe blanot os Der.
Web Golfer ielpetbuioe
Rebfnelte Sirius on,
Os paa ben anOeu Sibe
Den irOmne Barbara,
ban b9peo trotalt Diet,
gun llop bet bsnIist nso;
Siif manei9 8isoom bsiet
Scr tpinbIis BIpiOmbeo.
Sa bpbt | @runben lutier
Gberubsr | bet Blaa.
90 neosnfor TO SHUTTER
Msb bruno Binstr paa.
Mso 9oanb paa Rinb, aIsne,
Com uofsne erubleb be,
90 Nar tun unr ben enc,
Den anbsu bsielt tire.
Den aIbite par 6ornnften,
5an itobts for fig iaa,
Den pnsiis ioa ! enfien =
6pi ID mon ban t9ntte paa2
2tl paa fin 9,%aieifensel
90 anost Ransleri;
Det par ben lille @n9sl
6or 8unlt % posf.
Zen lille 9nael iu9uer
0iu ON i'm Wolers @rau,
Ss 9arpsiir9n9sn bauer
QiI Gnt for, buuo ban gap.
Wen DarpsnS Toner iuinos,
5orelsmt sr Sanaens Con,
gtaar enonu bin @uoinoe
Staar bsais, uns % ffsn.
90 ielp uaar 1aulen Inloer
Nsb / tit Stsu Ill Sorb.
StaI bog Den iioffe aIoer
dig fable bej os lior.
Isl paroiot @ftsrmaIe
3 Rrentfen ffal ltaa.
S9 isns Sla9t bsliele
Gil | bit Spor at gaa.
u. OsbIenidld9e ger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

The American Land Company of
Chicago, buls Advertisement finoes
vDaniferen", bar ssnnem bet forlebne
aar isnot mango 6amiIier til Spooeit
M%isiourri, % 9anoet ipnss at siue benz
6iIfrsosbeo / enbuer 9enisenoe. Oct
ssuer fig ierlis til 6rust os aUGeauI,
llsslom Oroyetnins al 6isrtra 9iOer
itort nDbpite meo fun rinse OmtOltnins
ger.
Der sr minsruIboloiss SorbIas; man
bar iauleots funbet Clint os Blp.
aIimuet ct uor oifet, iunot % btba'
ssIist. 5OIt, lloenbe Of WaIario, @lst
Os f~Orlteuiss andre Spsoomme, er
bleusn belbrsot.
aompOsnist bar ubsiuet en- bog mtb
Saultrationer o. 8Ort ouer 2anbet.
gas Apertisiementet os lfriu efter
gosen; ben faces irit.
Aorssien a:
American Land Company.
SO Dearborn Str,
Chicago, Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
CninNeliens cire.

Cpinoeliens Gre. s ct aapI0b
meatm AuiomObiIer fra Berlin til 4lr'
la.Gdpeue fortGass ON foIsenbe ulpf'
Ter. Drabte: l SO, 2 Suin, 3 6oar,
10 0uube os 20 6painssr. Desuosa
tIeu en- Stsnmur Os en- 6euOsn NAL
trOtterebe.
Sra DC banIf. %ueitinOiife Ger msIbs8
ON en- np Sluss CHRISTOPHER, Der bar
bolot 9nbtos pua ct. Groir. pIuuterns
tIoser ouer flor 9%OeIasseIie af Gutter.
malterns. Man frpster, bet er ben
iamme SIass, Der for en- liO fiben bGr
sebe 6ubc, cs iom formobeoes at u9te
bru9t Ouer meo en- 9plaonins fra
Amerifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
COOPER COMMISSION COMPANY,
Give STOck-e

ROOM ale. TELEFoN 242.
Union Stock Var ., South Omaha, ebr.
efrip III os poa 1aHit ansaaenoe Rriier paa areas
iater, spin cIer 5aar. vi bar erfarne o. paalior
Iise s~aiesmanp. sob gebanoliua. grsb %.
". -. gSinn,
6otre; niHssisrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
CIT @Orn 9pjito!e,
Den 9lSte Oanife llngoomsifOle
| Nmerifa,

bespnber fin 8irtlombeb ben 3bie 9ecb.
b. u. (2aoe StoIeanr).
8.9pnbere iaapel iom 8ioerefomlie tilbps
bes opstis os %ombpsselis llnberpisnins / be
alminoeli8e StOlefas paa @nselif os CAN'T.
5 g9rere. Rris for &oit, llnberpisnins, @es
relie, Seus, eps o9 9arme Ia Collars pit.
Moaneo "a u5eT) i Noriiub. st Sen9eteppe
mebbrla9es al bper gleu.
Snbmelote 9leuer afbentes ben lite Decb.
peb Marue (C. X. |. * p. Ry.) o9 aubus
bon &c. & N. W. Ry.).
Strip eiter aatoIos % uermere Oplps.
II n9 iii
q. 2. Bic.
glf Sorn, Sbelbp Co.. Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
emuffe, oanre Yraftefraper

feao giber) feperes til ben bulge 9ris ~, 10, porto
frit. Rraper opl9ttes for 65e, p%ortoirit.
WtiS s. 1trnmd,
1912 Tito 9pe. Co., /: Minneapp is, Minn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
albert Sea, Wiinll.

Giolie girsoos feireoe Orr, o9 Mrs.
Ssrsn Nnoeren fra 6icelano De:
rs Selpbrpqup. Dtr. CO Mrs. Qns
bnpos inbbubi belle @ieeIanb Die.
nlSbeo III at lamlss % 9Ieoe Jig meo
BEN i 8o9ens anIeonins. Boitor
& iIbi g 5olot 6eittdIen, % Rsiten
al Daeen sIeb ben unoer Gang % tel
liobsIis Samtale. 4s mango @duer,
iom bet somIe Brubepar moctos / %
gems Nulsbning fra oeres mango Ben:
ner. tom for Sisriebelen / Stltttlle al
e slubulsre.
SIR. Sens 9uIe9uarb msc
6amilis ira R'csIano beie9te liolte gers
bag % Ssnbns Usnner / albert gen.
WiIs Otsne Rasmusen Ell
reiit uo Ill fin Brooer, Is barlea
u usmusen for at pIeie i%ioftneun
ties 9uftu, fom | lang lio bar uaret
os snSnu sr msset ips. marie VI Ms
fro Hicelano bar ouertasei
Olsnss YlaoS | hilbert Sea 6olese.
Caroline Senen fra Rice.
lamb CT tommen til Bpen for at 9aa I'll
BUN Dor boa
i. j. Yeteriens.
Siofs 2srbas often usisuieoes
Mr. SEES San en- berira 9psn oo
Niis W is % iel N fra @aupnca,
Dis. gislien uofcrtes al puliOr Ribs
fig / J. !. Peteriens 9ient. Run
B%rubepnrrets n9rmelte 0enner par til
Stebe. vi snfter bet npe Bar ill 9ptte.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
WOMAN PREACHER
ADDRESSES MANY
Crowds Of Kennett Square
Folk Hear the Rev. Anna
II. Shaw

Kennett Square, Oct. 15.-Charles
Marshall and Mr.. Jones, OF Philadel-
phia, have been spending few days
with their cousins, Misses Elsie Cav
throp and Estelle Herring, in this bor-
ough.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mercer, Of
Wallingford, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
DR.. Harry j. Price, wife and son, of
New York city, were guests OF viii
liam Chalfant's family, North Union
street, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harry Mercer, Of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with the
family Of William II. Worrall, State
street
Mrs. Eva Webb of Wilmington.
Del, spent Sunday with her people in
this town.
Il is reported that several young
men Of this town will start a lecture
course here this Winter.
S. Jones Philips is building an ex-
tensiye addition to his house, on
South Union street He will add a
tower and hallway to the north and
probably a conservatory TO his dining
room
Edward Swayne and children, Of
Wawaset, were among the visitors In
this borough on Saturday.
Miss Clara Everhart, Of Elverson. is
visiting Mrs. Anna Baldwin at the
Broad Street House.
The rainfall in this borough during
the rain of Saturday and Sunday was
S9-100, by Benjamin p. Kinks rain
guage.
The meeting in the Borough Hall last
evening was a splendid one as to the
size and interest Of the audience, the
impressive character of the Rev. Anna
H. Shaw's address and the co-opera-
tive effort OF the churches and their
pastors About 400 people were in the
congregation, and the Revs. Thomas
Dodd, of the M. e. Church; J. r.
Murdock, OF the First Baptist Church;
George Alcorn, OF this borough and
Robert A. Hunter. OF the Presbyter-
Ian Church, assisted IN the service.
Miss Shaw never appeared to better
advantage and her appeal was irresist-
ible People OF every class. composed
the audience A collection OF about
S6S was taken up. The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union had
charge OF the meeting.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
PENCADER DEMOCRATS
TO RALLY FRIDAY NIGHT
Special to the Evening Journal.

Glasgow. Oct 15.--On Friday Mrs.
Sarah M. Lynch, died at the home OF
j. w. Lynch near Glasgow. Del, OF
a lingering illness. Interment will be
made at Bethel
The political rally OF the Democrats
of Pencader hundred will take place
at Glasgow. October 10. The speakers
will be Austin L. Crothers. Of the
Maryland senate: Peter l.. Cooper, Jr.,
OF Wilmington, candidate for attor-
ney-general and Charles +. Curley
.of Wilmington. The Aetna Band. OF
Newark will be present. At the meet
ing to be held in Kirkwood about
November ]. Peter ]. Ford and John
Biggs will be the speakers Of the even
ing
Miss Ida Hughes is visiting in Glas-
gov.
Daniel S. Thornton, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, is able to be out.
Miss May Clayton. OF Niddletown,
is visiting at the home of Richard
Cam. OF Kirkwood.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
OAK PILING FOR A JETTY
Captured Spanish Torpedo Boats Pass
Through the Canal
Wv to the Eyenlng Journal

opecidl 70 the Evening Journal
Delaware City, Oct. 13.-The Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal Company
is repairing its wharf at the foot OF
Clinton street.
Immense piling Of oak, drawn by six
horses, are being hauled from Porter's
TO the wharf, whence they ara put in
the river by derricks. and then towed
oown ther iyer to where the Degnan
McClain Construction Company is
building a Jetty.
A large ocean steamer, whose name
could not be learned, passed down the
river yesterday at a very rapid rate OF
speed. II was learned later that she
would run between Sacramento, Cal,
and Sydney, Australia.
The captured Spanish torpedo boats
Sandoval and Albevata passed through
the canal early yesterday morning
w. p. Patterson and son, OF Ilancas-
ter, Pa, who have been in town for
quite a while In the interest OF photog-
raphy, will to-day take photographs OF
the interior OF the Columbia incubator
factory, to be used In the firms cata-
logue Photographs will be taken Of
the lncubators from the skeleton form
to the finished and ready for shipping
incubator.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
READY FOR BRIBERY TRIAL
Witnesses in Moore and Reiman Cases
Summoned TO Dover
Special 10 tho evening Journal


Smyrna, oct l5.-About afty witnesses
IN the Duck Creek hundred bribery cases
have been summoned TO appear at court.
which commences next Monday in Do
yer. The defendants IN these now famous
trials are DR. T. G.. Moore. the Addlcks
leader, OF this district, and wei-ltnown
physician, and Frank Reiman farmer
living near town.
Both these men have been before the
court before, the formers trial being
dropped UPON technicallty, and the lat
ter dismissed owing TO thore being lack
OF sufficient proof. II rs alleged that
the two Addicks workers used money IN
this hundred two years ago to pay regis
tration fees and to buy votes Tho Union
Republicans say there will be no post
ponement OF the case this term. II. H.
Ward and Walter II. Hayes, OF Whining
ton. will defend Dr. Moore. The trials
have already cost thousands OF dollars
and win take up the greater part OF next
week.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
HAVE ORGANIZED
LEAGUE CHOIR
Pastor and Wife to Enter.
tain Guild Members.
Marcus Hook Notes

Marcus Hook, oct. 1s.-Captain James
johnson has resumed his employment on
the Bush Freight Line after a months
vacation. during which time his boat was
overhauled and put In condition for the
Winter.
The new two-year contracts with the
Pennsylvania Light Company have been
signed by Chief Burgess John d. Con.
Frank p. sharpless. of Boothwyn. Is
constructing new wagon for Clarence
whelan. the Llnwood milk dealer
Harry Taylor has been awarded the
contract for the erection Of house for
Mrs. Jesse Shippers, on Second street
Mrs. Kate Smith, OF Wilmington, Del.
is spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Annie Ewing, on Sixth street.
Mrs. Harry Taylor. OF Green street is
visiting the family OF David Truitt, ut
Elkton, Nd.
The new quarters OF the Daisy Club in
the borough have been fitted up In first
class style.
Rev and Mrs. r. NJ. Doherty VIII en-
tertain the members OF st. Martins and
81. Mirisms Guilds at their home In LIN
wood. on Wednesday evening, october
81.
Miss Emily Collins. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs J. c. Collins, has been on the sick
list, suffering with an abscess on her
face.
Mrs Hackett, who has been spending
several months with relatives IN VIII
mington, yesterday returned to her home
on West Ninth street
a number OF improvements are being
made around the property occupied by
choates p. Green, along the pike.
An Epworth League choir. has been
formed from ameng the members OF the
Methodist Chapter, and viii hold forth IN
the future at all League meetings
bake win be held this afternoon al
the homo OF Mrs Martha Stats under
tho auspices Of St. Martins Guild
Spencer Mcintyre has been or dvty al
Wis week on account OF sickness
A Harvest Home service will be held al
ST. Martins p. E. Church ON sunday
next
Ex-Councilman William II. Marshal
has been under the weather for several
days past
Mrs. Benjamin Gorby and Miss A. Liz
zie LarlSln are In attendance at tho Sun.
day School convention now IN session al
Upland, as representatives Of the Metho-
dist Sunday School
It is said that work on the new tank.
for the United States Pipe Line Compan,
viii be commenced on Monday.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
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Evening journal., 1900-10-16
FOOTBALL IN NEW CASTLE
Numerous Elevens Being Organized
in the Old Town
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

Spccial 20 the Evening Journal.
New Castle, Oct 16.-Football sea-
son having arrived, many elevens are
being organized here. The New Castle
eleven announces its organization, and
w. y. Thatcher. the manager, invites
challenges from any team OF 1866
pound men In the state. The first game
Will be played with the Brandywine
eleven In Battery Park on Saturday.
The Columbia A. c. Juniors an
nounce the organization OF an eleven.
whose players average ninety pounds
In weight. Joseph Pagan, OF No. 41O
Spruce street, Wilmington. is captain
OF the eleven. The lineup is: Left
tackle, Palmer; left guard. SterRater;
centre, Gunnon; right guard, McNa-
NEE; left end. McGonigle; right tackle
Pallenger: right end E Hamer: quar-
terback, r. Ryan; left half-baclc Mo
ran; right half-hack, Hoodock; full
back, ]. Pagan.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
CHICkRN THIEVES
WERE FIRED UPON
About to Rob StradIey Coop
When Night Watchman
Disturbed Them
spseIal % lhe EyenIng JournaI.

New Castle. Oct. l6.--S1hicken thieves
who Insist on looting ooops here may OK
pect to meet a tragic death, for every
owner Of a fowl is prepared to empty the
contents OF a loaded shotgun into ths
bodies Of the midnight visitors.
Two colored men we're about TO
loot the coop OF Mr. stradley, near the
Rasworks, on sunday night. when they
were noticed by william Pedrick, tho
night waybhman there. Instead OF in
forming Nr, stradley OF the presence OF
the men. MI Pedrick walked quietly to
within twenty-five yards OF the men, and
when they entered the csop Mr.. Pedrisk
fred two shots At them. The sofored men
dropped a hag which they carried and
escaped. Mr.. strsdley declares that II the
men returH TO his premises he viii be
more accurate IN aim than was Mr. Ped
rick.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
FOOTBALL ElEUENS ORGANIZE
New castle Team will Play lis First Game
on Satarday
Special TO the Evening Journal.

'lI"VIIII 70 NIIN I|VVIIIHN IUUIHNI
Smyrna, Oct. 1.-THE Smyrna football
eleven Is complaining over the treatment
they received at the hands OF the Confer
ence Academy team IN Dover, on satur-
day afternoon. The Smyrna boys had a
patched-up team. rather than disappelnt
them, and IN a scrimmage down had
been called and the whistle blown by the
referee. Professor Emory, when the visit
orn arose 20 their feet to begin play
again, and quickly the ball was grabbed
by a Dover player and carried across
the goal line. The referee allowed the
score. This decision resulted In kick
and nnally In the eancelling OF all future
games between the two elevens.