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Evening journal., 1900-09-13
FARMERS FINISH
CUTTING CORN
Yield Is Fairly Coed ID the
Vicinity Of Bohemia
Manor

Bohemia Manor. Nd. Sept l2.-Mis.
Alice Dushane. who has been crItlcil D
III, is very much improved at this writ
ing, her condition being no longer con-
sidefcd serious.
The public schools opened ON Men
day Of this week Miss Enle Husfelt
las charge cf Cayots school, No. 3, gni
Mrs NJ. v Welmsiey viii have charge
cf ST. Augustine school. No .. for the
'1ul term. after which she will resign.
Both Mss HuSfelt and Mrs. Wslmsley
are from Cecilton.
nlss Clara Spear has been Waiting
Miss Carrie Pea CO. ef Ccclton.
Mrs. Fanaie Stewart end 80. Of We [
Philadelphia, are heing entetsRed al
the home Il James Warner
=. Hanson, Of Baltimore, it guest
at the home of A. j. Buncheiie.
Mr.. Coyner. Of Waynesburo. Va,
sncnt part OF hist week az st. Alsus-
tine.
Miss Enle DcCoursey has returned
fron i've wesks visit with Northern
relatives
a numaer OF llrmershavefi finished cut
ting corn. The yield Is fairly gooS In
this vicinity but owing 70 the drsusht
the early planting was somewhat IN
iursd.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Wilson spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
T. O. Spear Of Bohemia Ferry.
Mrs. James Hoffecker and son. %
Middletuwn. Del. were recent guests OF
Mrs. j j. Williams
nf a.tf ..f
been spending the Summer or their va
caticns ai the boarding houses on the
lc Acnla Manor. have returned TO their
city homes. The proprietors report a
prosiable season. and an increase in
the numbsr or guests over fnrmg
gears.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
.WAW ASET TRIBE
ELECTS OFFICERS
Marcus Hook IktertSted in
Revival Meeting Held
by Evangelist

J Marcus Hook. Sept i2.-At tae meet
! ing OF Wawaset Tribe No. 172, L.
o. h. A.. last eyeRng. the following
nomination of Officers bok place.
Sachem. Samuel " Worrlow; serSor
sycamore, Harry neacock: junior Aga-
n-5re. George simons. collector of
wampum Thomas A. Vernon. trustee
for eighteen moons William Nandever:
prophet William T. Vernon. Prior to
The nomination District Deputy Lieb
Installed the newly-,lectcd sachem
Interest "a increasing In tho evanggl
lstic services so the Methodist Church,
rd the attendance last evening was
very large Including DR.. Bradley and
he Rev Mi Galloway. there were i've
ministers in attendance at last even
ng's serviceg The other three were
The Rev c. W w Bishop. pastor OF
.he Marcus Hook Baptist Church, the
Rev Hiram McVey Of Trainer and the
..eT. A. F.. Cr9weil. Of Upland. The
alter sang two beautiful solos
The tculs 10 be used at the United
states Pipe Lines plant arrived yestor-
lay and the work of grading was ccm-
ncnced In earnest this morning.
Mrs. Lille Taylor. of Wilmington.
iccpmranied by nor two children. are
pending a few days with relatives and
.r.ends in the borough
A special meeting of borough Council
or ;he transaction of general business
win be held on Friday evening.
DR.. Caldwell, who has been in for
eycIal days Is able to be about again.
Nh and Mrs. James Fulton of Spring
CITY, Pa. are the guests of relatives
and friends in the borough.
Harold Bird son of the late Rev. G..
G. Bird. Is spending a few days with
friends ia linwood.
MIS- g. c.. Cobourn has returned TO
her home after pleasant visit TO rela-
tivss IN llnwoOd
Mrs William Rhydef. who has been
ill is slowly recovering.
Miss Sarah Cough. daughter OF the
linwcci station agent Is speeding her
vacation at Atlantic City.
The wedding Of Miss Esther L. COffin
and Ffsnk w. e Downes will take
place this evening at s o'clock. at the
hcme Of the brides parents. on Market
street
Samuel V. WoiTilow who has be1n
enjoying ten days vacation. has re-
s~mcd his duties with Bailey Banks a
Biddle IN Philadelphia
Mr.. and MIS- William Fields, Of Ed
dyst0ne spent Sunday with Mrs Ever
son at the Union Hotel
The special services OF IindanHorpe
PAlk. under the auspices OF ". Mar
tins r. + Chursh. commenced last
ev-iine. The rectOr's wariea. T. r.
Trainer conducted the services anl
Charles LNkin OF Chester. preached a
powerful sermon on Giving Ones Self
TO God. or What Must I DO o. be
s2ved y Considerable interest was man
iiested I'm Tie meeting A special
isSscher has been engaged FOR the ser
Vice Tomorrow evening
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
SPAlDlNG GETS THE GRAND PRIZE
For the Best Exhibition Of Goods and
implements in the World

New York, Sept 13.-Word has been
received that American business in
genuity has again been rewarded at the
Paris Exposition, this time ia a new
line. A. G. Spaiding & Bros. have q
ceiVed the grand prix VI the exDosi-
ton FOR the best exhibition of goods
and implements in the world The
Spalding exhibit is located in the
American section. in the building of
varied Industries.
IL not cniy deserves tho pri1a Il re-
celVed, but is also regarded by many
as the finest representation of any one
Lne OF goods in the American section.
On three side walls are displayed IN &
very artistic manner, Implements OF
the following sports: Baseball, with a
line OF bats. balls masks. gloves. pro-
tectors, and all the other parapher-
malta Of the game; lawn tennis, with a
great variety Of rackets and nets: golf.
IN clubs OF all kinds from tko hum
Dlest iron 10 the queorest OF bulgerg.
lhere is also shown a great variety
Oh gymnastic exerciseTs. Photogrsphs
OF an the leading American games are
shown. mammoth case of quartered
oah with bronze trimmings. which
stands in the centre of the space. is
the artistic feature of the Shibition.
Inside this in clever grouping. are
shown not only baseball lawn tennis
and golf supplies, but also fCotball.
basketball and eroquet supplies. strik-
ing bags. boxing gloves, Indian clubs.
dumb-bells, ice and roller skates. guns
and hunting clothes. fishing supplies
and landing nets, and many ether in
teresting implements which must be
kown 20 every visitor to the exrosi-
ton.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
WRECKIAG TUG TAKES LEWES
WRECKERS 10 SAVE SHIPPING

On board the big wrecklng tug North
America, Captain Gibbons. which sail
ed, from the Delaware Breakwater on
Tuesday afternoon for Galveston with
the lighter Lottie in tow, are many ex-
peii@ced wreckers who were taken on
board at Lewes. The tug will call al
Charleston for coal and viii there be
met by double crew that is being
gathered in Philadelphia, in order that
she may labor day and night in efforts
TO save from total destruction the
millions Of dollars worth OF vessel
property that was driven ashore BY the
hurricane of last week.
Now that Philadelphia has set the
example of being the first city in the
East to send a wrecking tug to the
grief-stricken locality, others are ex-
pected to follow
The North America is a powerful
tug fitted with every appliance for saw
ing vessels in distress. She is expected
under ordinary conditions to reach
Galveston next Monday
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Colorado and uean

Special excursioH tickets to Denver.
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Glen
wood Springs Colorado. and 70 Salt
Lake CITY and ogden, Utah. will be
sold from Chicago via Chicago. Mil
waukee and ST. Paul railway. on Au-
gust Il and September 4 and IS. 1900.
M rate e., one fare. plus 50 foe the
round 'sin do9d to return uatil Oct5.
Der 81, 1900
Tor further information call on or
address w $. Howell. C. q. r. A.. ssi
broadway, New York. or John r. pott.
ID. 7. A.. 4S6 William street. Williams
mort, Pa.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
DEOTE PDEIBITIONlST AWAY
TiughhHsmOn People Threw fsratO CaBl
al His hageH

Ksanett Square. Pa. Sept 12.--Th'
thermometer registered 80 degrees yes
terday. At midnight hish wind iron
SIC southwest began blowing and tte
morning papers infurm us that this Is
the result Of the hurriea1e in Chicago
and tte Central West
Mr.. AID Mrs. Ycatm-n Magnolia
street. are attending the funeral OF
lOhn Umstsd. several mies beyend
Coatesville. to-day.
Mrs Amos Sharpless. Mrs Susan
Dixon end Miss Hannah D.x-n eft town
this morning fos an absence OF week
or two at Walier's Park, Wernersville
Mr. ard MPs. Taylcr Scarlet aud
fhend, Nt and Mrs william p Mercer
Miss E5W Mercer. Monroe ID. Palmer
Wcuall. Mr., and Mrs. Frant Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. William Poole and the
Misses Poole Charles s. Swayne. r. M.
PonnoCk and a number os other Ken
5 st sqihre people helped to swell the
e. -wd nc Brandywine battlefield yes
lerday. and barring The heat. everybody
had gu-d time.
n. p. WGl,cn ne. with a cool iecep-
Ion with his Prohibition wagon az
nelghhcrine TOughkenamon on Tues
day ght. The authorities drove him
lFav from the post cnlCe into the mid
de Of the read, where he discoWsed
lpJn the merits of Prohibition for an
hour and a-quamer Mrs. Middleton
Staging es a variation When the wagon
"a, .ed on its return trip tomato cans
and the cries get along; here's your
,anieens." were the parting salute Mr.
Walton rather enjoyed his experience.
,s did Mrs Middleton. both telling
her story w..h amiling faces.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
TERRIFIC FIRE SWEEPS
NlRRAGAlSETT PIER

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Sept 13.-
The summer season az this great re-
sort came to a sudden and unexpected
and disastrous end yesterday afternoon
through the complete destruction by
fire of the great Rockingham hotel.
Shcrry's beautiful and famous Casino.
the Hazard block, the Knights of
Pythias hall and a score Of smaller
buildings whieh in summer are alive
with cxcuTsi0nists' trade. While the
terrific gale undoubtedly aided the
spread OF TIE flames 10 q considerable
extent. it is probable that had the
wind been in the opposite Objection
there would have been little left Of the
resort. The loss Is estimated at $780,
000. haif covered by insurance.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
THE LITERARY WORLD

Music is to be a feature OF the pres
eat political campaign, as IL has be.n
a other campaigns in the past AmoAg
the first in the Held this year la thai
particular line, Is George h. SiemonR. a
young composer. OF Baltimore. who has
Wrtbn oiemUnns Presidential
March. which has been dedleated 10
William j. Bryan. The march wil be
published by the Capitol Publishing
Company, of Washington. and is ex-
pected to figure in the Democratic DEM
onstratiens all over the country
Henry Norman, the author of "The
Peoples and Politics of the Ear
Bast," begins. in the October Scrib-
ner's, a most timely series Of articles
on Russia Of To-day. The articles
are founded on a recent trip through
Russia and ever The new Siberian rail-
road, undertaken for Scribnor's Maga-
zine. Mr.. Nermans knowledge OF the
politics Of the East makes these arti-
cles Of the greatest interest IN the
present international crisis. They viii
be profusely illustrated.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Hnr,s ThIs2

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
Or ANY case of Catarrh that cannot be-
urcd hv Halls Catarrh sure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known T. j.
'hcney for the last Is years. and believe
transactions and in1nciahy able tn carry
at any obligations made BY their firm.
West & Truax, Wh-'esale Druggists
oledo. ..
Walding. Kinnan & 4arvin, Wholesale
)ruggistg. Toledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and nnu-
cQus surfaces of the system. Testimon-
b., all Druggists
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Penny Headache Cure

Ask your druggist for STRoNc's PENN,
HEADACHE TABLETS, or send &c. stamr
for FREE Sample Package.
Remember that Diamond Digest
Tablets are positively guaranteed tc
cure any case of DYSPEPSIA and restore
the bowels and liver to natural action
in two weeks or money refunded.
DIAMOND DRUG co., s4w B'way,MY.
Dr.. John MeGlade. Of Mt. Zion, Mo, says.
IN All my thirty years practice / have never
iound anything 20 compare with DIAMOND
DIGEST lAHlBHs in Gastric Ucess. Dyspepsia
md Catanh Of the Stomach and Bowels and
theg surely deserve the endorsement Of ever
physician in the land.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
An Autumn Outing ---Goftysburg.
Luray' Natural Bridge, Richmond.
Ola Point Comfort aud Washington

An Autumn Outing
Luray, Natural Bridge, Richmond.
Ola Point Comfort aud Washington
A nine-dsy personally-con6ucte1
tour OF the Pennylvania Railroad
Company 10 tho Battlefield OF Gestys-
burg, Luray Caverns Natural Bridge.
Richmond. Old Point Comfort and
Washington viii leave New York and
PHILADELPHIA in a special tpain OF Pull
man parlOr cars on Tuesday. Octobes
O. Tho party will be in charge of a
touri1. agent and an experienced. ehap-
ercn. A whole day will be spent sn
the Battlefield cf Gettysbgrs. 4 car
riage drive with lectures by an able
guide being ipcludea In the ticket. An.
! pie time viii be allowed at Luray and
Natural Bridge TO Wow the wondrous
natural formations. Sunday. Opt6ber
"a. will be speut AK Old Point Comfort
At RiehmCnd and Washington oppor-
tunities will be presented to visit all
the points of interest under intelligent
guidance.
I The rOund-trip rate, including all
necessary expenses. is s65 from New
York, sGs from Philadelphia. and pro
portionate rates from ether points.
For detailed itinerary apply TO Tickel
Agents; to Tourist Agent. 1l9s Broaa-
way, Now York; Court Street. o.
Pennsylvania Annex,fsot Fulton street
brooklyn; 7s9 Broad Street, Nswark
y. j.; or address George W. Boyd. As
sistant General Passenger Agent, BrSat
Street Station, Philsdeipha.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
President Krn~er Escapes British.

Lorenzo Marques. Sept. 13 Prcsi-
dent Kruger arrived here Tuesday
night. and is now safe from capture
by the British. President Kruger and
several Transvaal officials are staying
at the house Of Mr. G.. Pott. the csnsul
of the Netherlands here. 1t Is report
ed th-t thcy viii sail Tor Europe Sept.
a on the German steamer Herzog Mr..
Kruger obtained formal leave of abb
sence for si4 months, ostensibly TO
pircosd 20 EurcTe 10 work forintGryen-
tion. SIR schalk-Burger was appoint
ed acting president TO serve during
Mr. kru2s RS absence.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
MINOR CROPS
Niagara Falls Observation-Disclosures
Personaliy-Conducted Trips via
Pennsylvania Railroad

Niagara Falls Observation-Disclosures
PersonaiIy-Conducted Trips via
Pennsylvania Railroad
September 20. October and is
are the remaining dates FOR the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company's popular
Hn-day excursions 70 Niagara Falls
rom Philadelphia. Baltimore and
washington Special train will leave
Washington 500 a. M. Baltimore sos
a. m.
Excursion Of September 20 from Phil
dclphia viii run via Mauch Chunk and
the Delaware Valley; special train win
cave Broad Street Station 500 a. N. I;
n other dates special train Will leave
Philadelphia at $40 a. m.
Round-trip tickets will be sold at $40
from Philadelphia. Baltimore. Wash
iagton and all points in the Delaware
Division; SLIPS from Atlantic City;
$3.50 from Lancaster; $3.50 from AL
t0ona and Harrisburg; $500 from sun
hurry and Wilkesbarre; s5.75 from viii
lmsport; and at proportiouate rates
from other points including Trenton
Mt Holly. Palmyra. New Brunswick
and principal intermediate stations
For descriptive pamphlet. time OF
onnoctins trains, stpp-over privileges
and further information apply 10 near.
at ticket agent, or address George W
Boyd, Assistant Genenal Passenger
Agent, BEoad Street Station. Philadel
Dhia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
AMONG THE PLAYERS.

Patrons OF the Grand Opera House
hSc a great treat in store fer them
neN Monday. when the Snow and
HeraA Stock Company opens a weeks
engagement Pre- lucing well-known
successes at popular prices. The open
ing play will be "We-UIk of Tennes-
see, from the pen OF Lee Arthur The
piece viii be staged With special seen
cry, and will prove to be one Of the
seasons novelties. Women may secure
their choice of seats for the opening
performance for l5 centc if purchased
before 9 p. IN on Monday The sale of
seats opens Friday morning
The Royal Iilliputians Company.
numbering forty people. comprises
Among It's numbers the msst capable
people who have ever been seen on the
stage The comparisons shat are shown
IN this spectacualr production when
the largest man in he world and the
smallest man are brought together
prove one OF the best climaxss ever
produced. The scenic productions that
abound throughout the play are mar
Yels of me scenic artists pr0digious
brain. The compaHy engaged is a most
suitable one, containing many we'll
known artists from the army Of cliff
dwellers. There is also a grand ballet.
funny comedians, pretty girls etc. This
/ IDrodigious production viii be az the
Opera House bo-nisht.
The performance given az the Acid
envy Of Music evsry afternoon and even
/ ing this week by Amorica's Greatest
/ Vaudeville SSar Company. has proved
ono Of the best Of its kind ever seen
/ h1re From start TO finish 10 is unique,
navel. amusing. entertaining and ciean.
and there is not one dull moment Tom
the opening act 10 the closing one.
/ The attendance of Indies and childreH
continues veW large and they manifest
their appreciation and Eie4~Hre ia no
uncertain way.
"A High Roller. the musical comedy
which comes to the Academy Of Musig
next Monday for three nights and i've
matlneesis one of the very funniest OF
the road.and genuine treat for the pa
irons OF the Academy can BE promised
The trayesty en- "Ben Hur." which
closes the performance IL said TO bt
screamlngly funny and it will be pro
ducad in a NEST lavish manner. th,
company carrying a carload OF spe
lclal scenery and electrical effects.
! A goOd-sizeS and representative au
dience was az the Academy Of Music
last night 10 witness the excellen
vauRvire bill being presented ther'
this week. The management is please,
by the continually increasing attend
lance Of women. The house soon vii
have a handsome. four-page program
instead Of the single sheet now used
ASK your friends about the merits o
Evening journal., 1900-09-13

ASK your friends about the merits Of
the scent Sporty Boy cigar.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13

Sporty Boy" the best scent cigar
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-21
SONS OF ST. r

One of the strongest orders in Butte
is the society known as the sons of st.
George. composed of Englishmen and
their descendants. It's benevolent feat
ures are in line with the Odd Fellows.
AS the one has its Daughters of Rebek-
ah, so have the Englishmen their Daugh-
tiers of St. George.
The report of the supreme secretary
for the year ending May, 1900, will prove
interesting to all Well-Wishers of the or
der. The total amount paid into the
subordinate lodges by the members was
1921, sos, being Sc, 000 more han last year.
Notwithstanding an increased MEMBER
ship the calls for relief We're less by near
~ $10,0 600 than last years, being $77,2S1
this year as against $S6,S4 last. The
funeral benefits also show a decrease this
year, the amount paid out being 1888. O54,
as against $37, 62l at this time last year.
The gratifying increase is in the amount
the members felt able to afford for the
purposes of charity, the sum reaching
Sc, 595: more than $1,000 above last years
donations.
One of the best buildings in Centerville
is the st. George hall. 1t cost $50, 600.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-21
MASONIC

There is hardly a spot upon the globe
thar thrives without a Mason to help it
along. No matter what the objects Of
Masonry may be, instinctively all men
feel that only the best are admitted into
the order. We are inclined to- judge the
tree by its fruits. Certainly the objects
Of Masonry cannot De a mena to So
ciety when the world perceives that Ma
sorry is allied to charity and the NEST
exalted type of citizenship.
Butte No. D was the first lodge organ
i2ad in this city. the charter being grant
cd on October 3, 1875. Four years later
Mount Moriah was chartered. Monitor
lodge was organized at Walkerville in
the fall of 1887, and SILVER Bow along
about 1895. Butte lodge. however, he'd
supremacy in membership.
In the state there is the grand lodge
and the grand chapter of the Eastern
Star. In the city We ave Butte Lodge
No. %, Monitor No. %. Noun Moriah
No. "a, Silver Bow No. As, Butte Chapter
of Rose Croix No. 8. Butte Council of
King solomon Lodge of Perfection No. ),
Zabrud Council No. >, Montana Com
mandery No. 8, X. T. Then comes the
Order of the Eastern Star, composed OF
wives and relatives of Masons, which
meets the first and third Wednesdays OF
each month in the Masonic temple. There
is, also, a lodge of colored Masons.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-21
ODD FELLOWS.

Odd Fellowship comprehends almost
everything in fraternity. Odd Fellows
are Masons and Knights as we'll as Odd
Fellows. So really in Butte you will find
odd Fellows who can give the grip in
almost any secret society.
Oct. Is, the odd Fellows met in Grand
encampment in Butte. At that meeting j.
+. Fox of Deer Lodge was elected chief
patriarch and Frank Matthias Of Hell
ena, chief priest. The Daughters of Re
~bekah-female auxiliary of the ~organiza-
tion-had an election at the same time.
and Ellen Burton of Billings was chosen
president, and Annie Meiklejohn of
Butte, secretary.
In Butte. Walkerville and Meaderville.
We nave the Cleopatra lodge, Colusa.
Enterprise, Fidelity, Harmony, Martha,
| eat, Summit. Svea, INC Washington. A
Leaf, Summit Syea and Washington. A
colored organization is chartered under
the name of the Grand Union.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-21

- NCEPT it be the church. nothing
contributes so much towards tie
~ elevation of morals and the up
" building of good citizenship as
the secret and fraternal society, so long
as neither steps out of the domain OF
benevolence to trench upon the political
rights of the citizen. These societies are
the strongest auNiliaries of the church.
Their influence is two-fold-the spiritual
and temporal welfare of the members; be-
cause the first promotes a love for hu-
mainly and the other brings the material
blessings which a life of morality and
prudence is sure to obtain.
Nearly every man and many women
iof social standing in Butte belong to
some secret or fraternal society. This is
not saying that all those outside of fell
lowshfp in the different orders and So
cieties lack the qualifications and char
acter required of members of such socie-
ties. There are many miners with all the
generous impulses of men of their call
ing, VITA all the traits of good citizen
ship we'll developed. who have not Yet
yielded to the opportunities of their fell
lows and become memhers Of secret or
fraternal societies. Again. nearly all the
trades unions have benevolent features
incorporated in their laws, and as many,
if not the majority of the members are
single men, foot loose to SO where they
choose and live as they elect. the sick
and funeral appropriations seem ample.
to their minds. 10 alleviate the orment
OF this life and provide against a pau
per'S grave.
CHANGING over the city directory issued
this year some time late in the spring.
the writer counted IS secret fraternal
and religious societies of all ~denomina-
tons in the city of Butte. What other
city in the United States. with $4,000 pop
ulation. can count that lumber of So
cieties to its credit? Therefore. as Butte
is the greatest mining cano on earth,
with as much truth may it De said that
this city is the strongest oak in the broad
paradise Of fraternity, benevolence and
charity.
The late date at which this review was
prepared, coming within a day or two OF
the date of publication of this Christ
mas edition of the Inter Mountain, pre-
cludes any extended mention of perhaps
over one hundred societies. Neither is it
possible to obtain a correct roster of
their officers, assuming that new officers
have been elected in all, or nearly all of
the lodges and camps since the city di-
feCtofy was issued. Hence, only the
large societies can share in the gratifica-
tion its members Will feel in the publicity
ct Butte's efforts to uplift humanity. in
order that the world may know it better
as a new Jerusalem rattle than as a
SOdom 0" Gomorrah.