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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26
STRIKE NEARING An EMO
MITCHELL PREDICTS A SETTLE
MENT nv NEXT MONDAY,
Big Companies are Falling into Line and
Agreeing 10 The Ipcyease IN
Wages Demanded,

HDzlotoD, Fn, Oct, 3D. President
Mifcholl's statement IN his speeches NJ
PottByille today, thnt he believed the
strike w0pld DO ended by next M0nlpy
W oil NJ tho operators posted notices
Communicating ten Dor cont advance M
~ April T. WnB received here tonight
With much pleasure by tbp mtno work
Ors md NINE nlicials,
" il believed thpt nothing VIII now
intervene ~ delay the ending ~ lhp
contest Which has rpn more thAn ayo
weeks,
Mitchell wDs nskod on his arrival
here from poltRyilln tonight, on what
ho hnsod his belief lhnt the strike
WonId end with this wepk, but he ~
ellnod w soy nnytling Other fhan tlot
thp proposition ~ mo miners WINS W
fair Tint ne cppld 700 10 valid lpnsnl
why the operators should not necept N,
The Wnfional president Wns much
pIeAsea when 10 lparned Tint The nela-
ware, L%apknwRnnn md WDslnpM neln-
ware md Hudeon, Lehigh md WILKES
barFe Mpd Hlllslde companies mn W.
nilnd thpir Willingness ~ ppy tnn per
cont ineppnsn pntil Apfil We Dlsp
oxpveBspd snfisfNption TINT tln F0resl
Mining company, Whose men hAYN
boon on n strike since january, md nf'
coded w thn dolnnnds,
Hosident Mitnhpll declined ~ shy
wllnt ropyse would bo pursued " 0pl
Nv moro M me companies ppfnupd n
S Sn,II A"g,I Il~ payment a 'hp 'N'p'4''
A meeting M tle NATIONAL oxpnH'
two hogrd ~ sthe United Mine Work
npy nj Ampricn mud thp 0lilpeys NJ the
three nnllWnoilp lisfTials VIII w bejld
hero Tomorrow fW thp purppsn, Mit'
phpll says. ~ thnyonghH NnnyApslnp
thN sifInttnn, Hn would MOI My
whether Mo ponfprpgpp. wnnld lako
nlly. pnpiLiyn notion Looking tnwnrdt
enllllls nv lho HlFlw
Nptieea Posted,
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fpllowligs llotippl %ofprrlpE NJ thp
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n reduction m YliR0 pnF NOS NV
p0wdnF, alH NOV cent WIFI M added M
llp, Wipn N. 4. pNF " mike llp Adypnp0
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Al n n'elnpk thn mon slnFipd I'M
their papnds. IN posl ,llln Hgllp n0llpe,
NJ thp pplllpFips M fhf RphYAlR nnN
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III hllNYnd lhp ERhigh VALLEY
aaWpnny nna Individual nppFNloFp M,lll
nlRhm llh RnnlA MlllAllfAnllV|~ WIN
nafipea Nh n0f mention hnW lnnR liN
advance " N afnhh
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Draa Raes AureemeHt,
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
AN OPEN LETTER

10 o
directed
by certain Pcpocatc leaders concerning by candidacy To the who
would be
O throughout this
articles
city hd
hrstpuhshed knowledge
solicitation All insnuations during this
deliberate fahoods enanaing popucatc
faithfully honorabyal which
nominated and will continued
the highest and best interests the Of this
politics
instituted property
contribute the general welfare and happiness all the
industry guarding
the public public officials believer
the choice selection the themselves
be solely ballot
monopoe; labor
hhghest
the to look the the deserving
needy.
opposed the granting public franchise without
WIN an
property
efficiency government
the labor and industrial
happiness OF AN HOWARD ROSS
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
lRNELL CLUB TO SING NERE
Else Fine Program in Kew Centur!
'lBh Building On December 26

L. musical authorities of Cornell
|ersity have decided to make the
h. Christmas trip of the combined
.al clubs of that institution cover
EASTERN circuit instead Of sending
into the middle west, as hereto
The first concert which the clubs
ever given in this city is schedul-
j. The New-Century Club, on the
Ing Of December 2G. The alumni
|rraneing to make the visit of the
|nts q social success. as they are
dent about the success Of the
cal part Of st.
Inell goes I'm for musical club
during the holidays on a larger
than the other Eastern universi-
1T Will cost nearly $4,000 to train
equip the combined clubs this
and send them on their two an
trips. The members Of the clubs
'hOsen by a series Of competitions
a much better musical program
IT'S than from other methods Of
mining membership. Every one
)rnelrs 5000 students who has the
musical ability tries to make"
clubs. and the Christmas trip on
ecial train is the greatest induce
to membership.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
.OY OF UNKNOWN NAN
FOUND IN WEST YARD

bout 3.45 o'clock yesterday morn
the body of an unknown man was
nd in the West Yard along the p,
& B. railroad tracks with his head
shed in
he man, who was a Pole, evil
tly had been struck by a passing
IN, as besides the injuries upon the
d one Of his legs and an arm were
ken. There was nothing upon the
ly to lead to Identification, and his
kets contained nothing. except a
tie of pain-killer. On his left hand
Ter the figure Of an anchor, were
ked the letters "R. L."
he man was about 35 years Of age.
; feet eight inches i'm height. and
.ghs about 175 pounds. lie has
e eyes, light hair and a small light
stache. He wore brown trousers.
" coat and vest. much faded. brown
lper, dark macintosh. black felt
, black shirt with white stripes.
ite underwear and congress gaiters.
'hc body was removed to the
rgue, where a number Of Poles
we'd Il, but no one knew the dead
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
November 5, 1900.

a prominent figure in Wilmington for
years.
James W. Robertson. who made a
capable representative in the last Gem
oral Assembly. will be sent there from
the Third district i'm this contest Mr..
Robertson is favCIably known as q c.ti-
zen and as q Republican.
From the Fourth district Harry p.
Joslyn, a well-known young Republi-
can lawyer. is the candidate.
William File is the Republican can
didate i'm the Fifth district
Frank p Ewing is the candidate IN
the Sixth representative district; VIII
liam r. Finn, former sheriff, in Sew
cnth representative district; Richard
T. Pilling, in the Eighth representa-
tive district; William Chandler, IN the
Ninth representative district Harry
w Hushebeck, in the Tenth represen-
tative district John w. Dayett, in the
Eleventh representative district; TheO-
dore +. Clark. in the Twelfth repre-
sentative district Frank S. CarpenteA
in the Thirteenth representative dis
trict. Richard Hodgson. in the Four-
teenth representative district, and
James W. Lattomus, in the Fifteenth
representative district
The Levy Court candidates are John
Lynn in the First district. Philemmn
Chandler in the Second, John G. Ker-
sey in the Third. Charles Megginson
in the Fourth. and Francis H. Latto-
mus, in the Fifth.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05

WANrED.-strong boy at The Leader.
rs Market street. n5-st
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
LOCAL CONDITIONS
SHOW VICTORY
Republican State and County
Ticket Will be Elected
Tomorrow

Every indication points 10 sweep
ing Republican victory throughout the
state tomorrow both ON the state and
county tickets. All estimates point tOl
the Republican electors being success
fun by q large majority then four
years ago. Democrats are faint-heart-
ed in their estimates which indicates
that they have little hope of winning
Chairman Philip Q. Churchman. Of
the Republican State Committee, said
this morning: I'VE will carry New
Castle county by a handsome majority.
This county viii show q majority for
both the county and state ticket
Throughout the state Mckinley will
receive a larger plurality than In 1896.
Our organization IS complete all over
the state. There Is no detection any
where Every Republican is confident
and In good humor."
County Chairman Nr. T. Hcislor Ball
said. "Thc New Castle county Rcpub-
lican ticket viii De elected Boy 250O
majority. The Mckinley electors will
have majority cf 5000 In the state
Mr. uunn win have q big majority
Democratic County Chairman Pat
rick NCay gave his estimate OF the
election tomorrow in am interview
this morning: I'VE win carry the stat,
ticket from top to bottom by 500 ma.
/ iOrity We will carry the entire county
/ ticket here hy the same majority. The
] Democrats viii elect ten representa-.
tiyes surely. and viii probably get the
two that are I'm doubt They win ais,
elect two senators from this county
/ think that will surely be goo,
| days work
Chairman Willard Salisbury. of th
Democratic State Committee. said: w
will carry che national, state and cuun
ty tlckeia.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
ACTIVE IN CHURCH WORK
Bishop coleman Kept Three appointments
Yesterday

Bishop Coleman yesterday appeared
in three services. He visited Grace
Church. Brandywine hundred address
ing the Sunday school, baptizing sew
eral children, preaching and admins
tering the holy communion. In the
afternoon he was at st. Barnabas'
Church. Marshallton, where, after ad-
dressing the Sunday school, he read
the service and preached. He then
went to Philadelphia, where, in the
Church of the Holy Apostles, he
preached the annual sermon before the
parochial organization.
This afternoon he is to deliver the
inaugural address before the members
OF the newly-formed Churchmen's AS
sociation, at Columbia University
New York.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
SERsON FINED IN COURT
Decision Caused Surprise as He Had
necn Txoocratcd bv Comu,isaion

Decision Caused Surprise as He Had
Been Exonerated by Commission
In City Court this morning Police
Officer Robert ScrsOn was fined S25
and costs by Judge Cochran ON a
charge of committing an assault and
battery upon John H. Welsh chief en-
gineer of the Fire Department. on Oc-
tober 20 last. Scrson was represented
by w S. uillcs and David j. Rein
hardt and the city solicitor. Henry c.
Conrad. and Assistant city Solicitor
John Lynn appeared for the state.
This decision has occasiOned a great
deal Of comment, as at a recent meet.
ing of the Police Commission. SersOr
was exonerated from an blame. A full
board was present. including Mr. Hart
the Democratic member. and it was
unanimously decided that there was No
ground for the charge
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Robelen,s sneclal Sale

heot music vocal and instrumental.
the greatest composers. Five copies
10 cents. while &c lasts. Slightly
'pworn but otherwise perfect.
)obson Banios, Imperial Guitars,
ndolins, Violins. instrument cases,
d. Music Boxes at half price and less.
goods perfect.
several fine upright Pianos that
We been used for renting, will sell
500 to 5000.
'all quick for best selection.
ROEBLEN PIANO CO..
no Market Street.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
PHOTOGRAPHS ARB READY
But PhiIadelphiaR Has Not Finished
40. l. w., With Promised Albums

Officers of the A. o. u. w. are look
ing for a Philadelphian who came here
six months ago, and arranged with
them for the publishing of photograph
albums for the several lodges.
The members of the lodges paid
fifty cents for the privilege of having
their photographs in the books, which
the stranger was to furnish 10 the
lodges free of cost The photographs
are ready for the albums, but as they
are not in the possession of the Work
men, and the Philadelphian cannot DE
located, some anxiety is felt be-
cause Of the situation.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
MR.. FORD USES LETTERS
to Republicans for Their Votes
IN.mArrnW

Peter J. Ford. the Democratic can
didate for governor. is sending per-
sonal communications TO Republicans.
in which he says.
My Dear Sir: While have not the
pleasure of your personal acQuaint-
ance, have heard OF you referring to
my candidacy for governor I'm a favor
able manner. ! would therefore great,
ly appreciate the favor OF your valu-
able support at the coming election,
and desire to express my sincere kind
ness. Very truly yours
PETER J. FORD"
Evening journal., 1900-11-05

NOTICE.. DENNIS s. SHIELDS.
the tenant and occupant OF the house
situated at i06 East Fifth street. In the
Fourth ward, In the city OF Wilmington
county of New Castle and State Of Della
ware, in compliance with the require
mcnts OF the acts of the General Assem-
bly, IN such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that i shall apply in
writing TO the Court OF General Sessions
of the state of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day
Of November, 1900, being the next term
Of said court, for a license for said
house, as an Inn or tavern for the galo
therein OF Intoxicating liquors i'm less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises. and the following re-
spectacle citizens or said ward al least
we've ot whom are substantial free
holders Of said ward, recommend the said
application, viz;
VIM. TT. HartloVe Emil FTortei N ID
h- aiuipney, Hugh Duty,
.'nh Laily, Samuel IT, Dunlap,
anton Held Daniel w. Muilln,
VIM. A. jennings, j. H. cross.
andrew schuler John b. Moaney.
rrAncls a. jacquoti Clarence r.. Holt
Tilghman Roe, George j. Eeie
George ". aaase, JOS NJ. Griffith,
Mm. Aiken, Chas Schuller,
Wm. II. Hayes, Harry Pizor.
w. l.. Piorson VIM B. Murphy
DENNIS S. SHIELDS.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
season Hos InansnIcions oneninr

Elkton, Nd. Nov 5.-The duckine
season opened on the Susquehanna
fats on Friday, and the initial day
proved a bad one for sportsmen. Phila-
delphia, New York Baltimore and
Washington were the cities represent
ed. in addition TO the local gunners.
Tho weather was warm and no breeze
prevailed Canvasbacks were scarce.
and while other species OF the feather
ed tribe We're abundant, their slaugh-
ter was light Among the gunners
We're Fighting Bob" Evans, who Is
being entertained near North East.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Guentn9 JuunaA.
BLICAN COUNTY TICKET
lR STATE SENATORS:

NOR STATE SENATORS:
Ia Distrlct-Howard ID. Ross.
fh District-Benjamin A.
4 District-Harry c. Ellison.
4OR REPRESENTATIVE.
District-James Kitchen.
3d District-Samuel II. Baynara
District-James w. Robertson.
Sth District-Harry Joslyn.
District-William File.
. District-Frank p. Ewing.
nth District-William r. Finn.
'th District-Richard 4. Pilling.
IA District-William Chandler.
.h District-Harry w. Hushe-
|enth District-JOhn w. Dayett
|fth District-TheOdOre F. Clark.
'teenth District-Robert s. Car
|-teenth Dlstrict-Richard Hodg-
henth District-James W. Latto-
Levy COURT COMMISSIONERS
L District-John Lynn.
Ind District-Philemma Chand-
I'd District-John c. Kersey.
|rth Distict-Charles MeggiDson.
h District-Francis II. Lattomus.
Sheriff-Samuel A. Mcdaniel OF
|ngton hundred.
Coroner-John I. Frick, OF
Clay Greek hundred.
Receiver OF Taxes and County
nrer-lIorace G. Rettew, OF Will
lon hundred.
Clerk Of the Peace-Winheld s.
by. Of Wilmington hundred.
Prothonotary-Frank l.. Speak
of Wilmington hundred.
Comptroller George d. Kelley
Georges hundred.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05

IT CURES ALL CREEDS.-Here are
a few names of clsTgymen of different
creeds who are firm believers in DIR.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder to live up
TO the preaching" in all it Gains:
Bishop Sweatman. Rev. DR.. Langtry
(Episcopallan) Rev. Dr. Withrow and
Rev DR.. Chambers (Methodist); and
DR.. Newman, all of Toronto. Canada.
Copies Of their personal letters for the
asking. so cents-53.
Sold by Miller Drug Co., 4O2 Market
and n. B. Danforth, Market and Sec
ond streets.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Mr.. Bvrne Returns

United States District Attorney VIII
liam Michael Byrne has returned from
New York where he has been stump
ing the state with Governor Roosevelt
in his campaign tour through the state
of New York Mr.. Byrne viii make
an address in Salem tonight, closing
the campaign in that county.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
PoIIee omcer HenriIr Fined

The people can judge as to the par
tisanship Of the Municipal Court by the
decision of Judge Cochran I'm the Ser
son case this morning. After the en-
tire Board of Police Commissioners had
exonerated him from the
charge Of violation of the rules. Judge
Cochran imposed q fine of S25, which is
regarded as an outrageous perversion
OF the powers Of the court
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
MIR. shnrt 10 I.eotnrn

Across the Sea" viii be the sub
Get of a lecture to be delivered by
he Rev. f. b. Short, on Thursday
vening, at 9 o'clock, in Harrison
treet M. L. Church. The lecture will
under the auspices of Glass No. 49,,
taught by Mrs. Stimmell, and the pro-
eeds will be devoted to the mortgage
und.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
NIade Oneer EIectlon Ret

Robert p. Small and James C. Me-
Canerty, of Milford, have made a ri-
diculous election wager. If Bryan is
elected Small will yoke himself along
side an OK and be driven from the
Central Hotel. Milford, TO Hollands 3
Corner and if Mckinley is chosen Nc
Caferty viii be yoked with an OK and
so over the same route.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Teaoher,s InstItnte Now m seasinn

In the assembly room of the High
School the annual meeting Of the
New Castle County Teachers Institute
convened at o'clock this morning.
me meeting was presided over by
George w. Iwitmyer, superintendent Of
the Wilmington public schools, and
several interesting subjects We're dis
missed by prominent speakers.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
simon WoIf club Meeting

In the headquarters, in the Cav
throp building, the Simon Wolf Repub-
lican Club held an all-day meeting
yesterday. Frederick +. Bach and
Philemma Chandler made addresses
Tonight the club will be addressed
by David J. Roinhardt.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
win Celebrate Election

In the vicinity of Front and King
streets a crowd Of boys known as The
King Streeters" have arranged for a
celebration on election night. They
have obtained about one hundred bar
rels and over two hundred boxes, which
will be piled up and fired
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Demoerats DId Not pnrnno

Owing to the inclement weather of
turday night, the Democratic parade
q not take place. The campaign of
at party viii be closed tonight with
mass meeting at the corner Of Della
IRE avenue and Union street. Peter
Ford. John S. Rossell. Andrew c..
ay and i. Irving Handy win be the
eakers.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05

Receipts Of Delaware Postofices
according tc the annual report of the
ditor of the Postofice Department.
aggregate receipts of the presiden-
0osioilices in Delaware were S142.-
rith q net revenue Of S72.5S0.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Fnther nnd child Ininred

c. c. Shaw and his infant child, of
No. 2217 Jefferson street, were injured
yesterday afternoon by a New Castle
car jumping the tracks at the Third
street railroad crossing. Mr Shaw.
with the baby i'm his arms, was stand
ing on the rear platform, and when the
car left the rails. was thrown to the
ground and both received slight
bruises.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
sola ONT Nfnttress nrnl,or

Constable David w. Hughes sold the
personal property of w. S. Edwards.
the mattress maker at Tenth and Or
ange streets, this morning. The sale
realized about $500. which will be ap-
piled to judgments obtained against
Edwards for $1,000 by Sterlith Bro
thers.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Dnn,t be Frlrhtnnod

If any Republican receives a threat
aning letter from the Democrats. let him
take II at once 10 Republican headQuar-
Iers. Above all things, don't be fright
ened out of your rights by any such
messages, for the bark OF Democracy
is much worse than its bite.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
HELP WANTED


WANTED Strong boy at The Leader,
2S Market street n5-8t
WANTED.-Cabinet makers. Geo.
w. Smith q Co.. 1907 powelton ave-
nue.. Philadelphia, Pa. o27-tf
MANAGER, capable man 20 mnnage
branch. Old established house Si25 month:
extra commissions Must be well recon-
mendod and furnish $500 cash. MAN
.AGER. Drawer a. New Haven. Conn.
olG-1m
LARGE house wants capable men and
women TO act as general agents. 500
yearly salary, expenses. extra commits
PRESS CO. New Haven, Conn.
ol6-1m
WANTED. Christian man or woman
willing to qualify for permanent position
/ of trust. here or IN home county. $5V9
yearly Enclose seif-addressed. stamped
lenveiope 10 secretary, care of Journal
a2I
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
nrldge Arrcement Is sirned

The agreement between the Whining
ton City Railway Company and the
Levy Court by which the company is
TO cross Washington street bridge has
been signed.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
IN JusTIcH To MR. Ross.

justice Mr. Ross to to the public that the
articles published
city IN of candidacy Mr. Ross
article until publication
am
o decidedly best for the Office
(sgned A.
November 8. No WestF Fourth
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Fnmieated the Honse

Health Officers have fumigated the
residence, No 1113 East Eleventh
street, whore a recovery from diphther-
Ia was reported.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Warren A. A. Tournament

During the Warren A. A. tournament
on Thursday evening in Pyle's Cycle
Academy. the amateur bantam-weight
and feather-we.ght championship of
the state Will be decided.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
has Opened Private schooI

Miss Maggie N. Elias, a former
teacher, in the Howard School has
Opened a private school in Twelfth
street, between Market and Orange
streets.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED by American woman with
one child situation 90 do amy kind of
work Good ref. Address a. W., Evening
journal onice. n9-lt
WANTED expert seamstress.
sewing by the day Address p. s.,
Iournal olIIce.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Baptists to Rally

In ,-e North Baptist Church this
evening a rally Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Federation viii be held The
Revs. r. II. Middleritch and f. G..
Merrill will be the speakers.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
LOST and FOUND

LOST.-Large tiger cat, has bell tied
with orange and black ribbon. Suit
able reward. JOB II. JACKSON, Elev-
enth and Washington streets. n3-tf
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
cIub 10 Arrange E,erolses

Matters pertaining 70 the an
niversary OF the orgaui7a-
tlon of the Wilmington Bicycle Club
will be discussed at a special meeting
Of the Club TO be held tonight.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
DIED

CARsWELL-1n this city. on November
2. 1900, Susanna d., widow of James
Carswel, in her 1Sth year.
SMlTH-ln this city, on November g.
1900, Mary Smith, reflect OF the late
Charles B. l.. Smith, I'm the s3th year of
her age
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
AutomobiIe nrolxe Down

In Delaware avenue on Saturday
night, the automobile owned and oper-
ated by Alfred l. DUPONT broke down
1t was left in a nearby yard for re-
pairs
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
VIM Hold n Festival

fhe women Of Stanton NJ e. Church
n hold q supper and festival in Stan
, Hell on Friday and Saturday even
90, November Q and 10.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
To Organize New Brotherbood

On the evening Of November so. the
Rev Herbert w Wells vii lorganize q
Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew in st. An
Qrews Church.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Preached Anniversary sermon

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
last evening the Rev. John Shape
preached a sermon in honor of the first
anniversary Of his pastorate of that
church.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Clnh Nm CO Retnrns

Wilmington Lodge of Elks will re-
ceive returns from the election by spe-
cial wire IN the headquarters. No. S3l
Market street. tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Addressed Y. NJ. @. A. Members

Nuurcsseu 7. VI. q. A. Members
Charles II. Alberts; Of Bloomsbury.
Pa, delivered the address at the Y. NJ.
c. A. meeting yesterday afternoon.
The Rev Mr.. France win be the
speaker next Sunday. The association
will receive election returns to-mor-
row night.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS for rent APP
ply No. 50S West Tenth street
n2-lm
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
Preached Patriotic Sermon

ID ST. pauls p. r. Church yesterday.
e Rsv. George Worrell preached a
rring patriotic sermon on "Old
ory."
Evening journal., 1900-11-05

Vote for Frank L. Speal1man. the
Republican candidate for prothono-
tary.
Evening journal., 1900-11-05
LooaI Preaohers 10 Hold conrerenc.

In the Kenton NJ. r. Church on No
yember 16. II and is, the forty-arst
annual meeting of the local preachers
and exhorters association of the VIII
mington conference will be held.