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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
A Foop-FLowsR EANcY.


Why should the gobbler. when the autumn
blows
Its golden pipe that charms the sauir.
rel's playtlmc,
Upon his fragile wishbone snort n rose
That hreathcs the sunny spirit OF the
Maytlme2
About as inconsistent Ms q fad
oi decoration, while the slcighbel iIngles
IMould be to put an astcr on the ghad.
TO gienm aud Elimmer ON his silver
shingles
The gention should the globbers PROV
IN autumn's mellow yellow hocus nocus.
nc shad should wear. when Martins blows
his horn,
To be au falt the oldcn golden crocus.
And SO MI edibles that e'er ipdulye
IN hontonnleres, though minus rhyme or
should ON the hypcrcrltc gain the huge
by wearing only buds that ~ tho senson
IL. *. Munkittrlck In Smart SET.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
u There's Only One Road. :"

All Texas on route to the Rockies so high,
III cres only one road The Denver
Goes everyone this wayl Yes. can't you
There's only one road-The Denver.
Iravcl this line, Ills bound To please thee:
mo apology EeededV'-i'm sure you'll
The Experienced tourists stoutly decree
There's only one road-The Denver"
Observation car case viii please you, I
There's only ono road.-Thc Denver
slcepers With large ladies' dressing rooms
There's only one rocd-The Denverl
The Cafe Cars, too. where with leisure
The bay Coaches new-ot the latest de,
Bur once see this train. you'n declare. |
THERE'S only one roud--The Denver.
The mighty ten-wheeler viii speed US
along;
There's only one road The Denver;
Among the grand mountains shout the glad
"Therc's only one road-The Denver"
Gene, don't stay in Texas from swelterins
Join Cool colorado's Quwto,Jubilee!
Just study the map tho you're blind you
There's only one road The Denver,
For Epworth Lcaguc.goers to san Fran
There's only one road-Thc Denver.
This way ia the mountains directly you 20;
There's only one rond-The Denver.
Don't pay for ground covered; but sights
Fine service. equipment the best scenery
With us-quick The Rockies, then six
routes, choice freei
There's only one road-rhe Denver.
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Valet JoNEs, coNvERsloN.
Letter Which Made Him Turn to Re
licion

Letter winch Made Him Turn to Re-
Iinon.
Now WORT Tut, 5,h,, ~
-, 80 S'i' ''--'-n"rlPs H. Jones mas
u rhed MS thoughts upon religion and
through the influence of HIS for,,,r s,roet
henri who Iiya. IN r.. S"N''.
10 MAKE profession Of Christianity. 10
his guards who are with him In the sori
tarjtlm Ia W.os, ro,.. eLL
cyuessnf sinca,.a I'LL 'u stIeot ne mas
the Punishment Which uc H. 10 enter ,upop
should Ia" his hona,,, 'iS iE4!s, peIeNeS
since bts ar,cet n,,i q, hls crime
mrda no .oan fa ~, a'u VSpeclallF slhce NJ
millienairn. WilIiam n MI III 'Ic oi IeSas
by Albert n PafrIcI M M,, i,sur 'it,ned
funcics as n scSnol,tni' ~ nlS Whit qua
icon tnoro.e a',d ',i,.a i ~ Sl'HeH ne haS
rnrn his i;fa tbat ~. N iiitut az "tteIlpt
m da, 10 ~ va Almost suc,esSiul;
I'D n"st bp h." 1er,oi !" " - ~ Eu'inA' nill
tb.r 10 ~. nhs POKE 10 lheh no more
Jones MAJ. 80 ""S', 1879, nsuysH9lA
IA ner.,,adn az ~, ,Ji"pt II gary Het SUFlhg
linn iii" Io,,.i Ms, W. ,, ~, VHhie 'ssi
stHi baIie~ed bn ns =" ahhouT i rnal sng
S III oengFeu nerseu 70 ne bls promlS,
Houston Texas ana nnI % NE NE Nv, IN in
IA cnns,nt =, 1orras,n i.h ~ W, ~
Tor MI ~ Nm, 1H' Hutut, mlsml We brlght
,ai,.aS -, - . ~. inE ~ J'u,e7 Ve,
him tb1t fnr sevaroi No.. bH 800, a. au 49, ~
Ne ti,a 80 80 Ji, H pfftft 'e 9i'ehl Hlo5l ..
no t,ime lV"HI5nE niS blnig, ne then sent
bts f9Ir no, iU,S 6n tGe nrW1 70
la ~ 'Vll sto4n"e"' 'hdl her teachings
hgI been accepted
~ Fllft WnsH ANu 80 ett!i an nnu-
ci. nm n uP" I, Jolies y ~ lurL ~ loil3 asi
, ,ittIt I na' ~ i H ~ H. WIS
q, ILL., i"Hs IA 'In''nE, ~, ! VII Pun ~
Ihe utit l4Iy' US 40 not suppose YOU leal
NUN uSe Wllt,liE. l"u Sill lhht, }Ul are
fuIprlisea that VII 70 you ~ az, kip y,
Ven Know now Won had tempter W. nri
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LIVE STOCK.
MENARp coUNrY sALns.

Menardvine, Texas, July 6..Euls 4 Co.
have this week purchased about $50 head
OF 3-yearold steers. $50 head Of the Paul
hckhdrdt estate In this county aud the
baiance Of different parties in Mason
and McCulloch counties They viii re-.
ctive these cattle next Monday William
BeYans has just purchased OF white X
Littleheld 1000 head OF 2-year-old steers to
be. received on July TO-
Russell Il Godfrey have recently pur-
chased about 1000 > and 3.yenr old steers.
These cattle will all be pastured during
this season In Mcnard and Schlechcr
counties
The range in this county Is goSd-bettey
than II was one year ago. and stock are ali
doing well. II Is getting right dry and rain
Is badly needed
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence at Rrenhan,.

Brennan, Texas. July 7.-Mr Marcus
Cnthrioa and family lost very nearl, the
entire contents Of their dwelling which was
burned Saturday afternoon on South West
street few Of the household effects Of
the lower story We're carried out by early
arrivals, but everything upstairs was losr
including the wearing apparel ana So In
money that belonged to his son. Joe Cath.
Ilna Inc FAMILY had no Insurance on the
nouSehod goods The building. which was
the property Of Mr., Joe Knittle, was in
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EAST SIR. LOTIIS MARKpr

National Stock Yards, H., July The
market or Texas and Indian Territory cat
tie this week is closing Is to % lower ON
the most desirable good weight grass and
fed steers-other Kinds about same decline
ana dull II has bean a very hard trading
week for. both buyer and seller, as the late
an vas OF trains each day have made the
market very draggy ana uncertain Calves
are % 70 80 cents per head lower: cows
u to 20 lower The general dry spell
throughout the local country has thrown
an unusual number of stockcrs and me
dunn to common butcher stuff on the ma.
tive market. and II hRs hnd Its effect
against the Texas and Territory cattle
Hogs closing 10 to II lower thnn last
week Sheep steady at dcolinc Of 30
week ago
Barse Live Stock Commission Co.
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FOLLY OF KILLING BIRDS.
Instead OF Being Menace to Fruit The
Are Protectors

Instead Of Being Menace to Fruit They
Are Protectors
The thinking people OF this country are
gradually awakening TO the fact that the
iaana for killing birds, which has existed
for over century. needs substantial
check 70 prevent the absolute determination
Of the feathercd friends Of humanity, says
Charles nennison kellogg ia Success
Ihe hrst intimatiuu that something would
nave TO be done, 10 protect American ami
nal lie. was the rude shock cnused by the
announcement that the vast herds Of bison
We're no mpfc-and tho pititul and ahortiVe
ehott Of the government to protect a few
Isolated specimens IN Yellowstone park. In
the past I'VE Years a similar sentiment has
lea TO the creation OF the Adirondack park
IN New York. and much needed restrictive
legislation for the protection of deer
o Mos' na'i hIdssn MI compute what
VIII provide the data, formulate the bills.
nnd pass me laws necessary TO save the
NOndrous bird-iifc OF this continent from
IN" fate Of the bison and the deerg
illt economic value-the appeal to sordid
cOmmtrcial ideaac even II no other phase
Of humanity should be reached In this
agc OF commerclalism, should speedily
bring about the passage of laws protect
ing hird-lite
Come out into the woods with me. and
watch pair Of busy wrcns or hundred
other birds as they toll from daybrenk
untu sunset-and sometimes later. Try
10 count the number OF trips they make
during the day and estimate. " YOU eau.
tile quantity of destructive Insects that Is
required as food for the family Yuu VIII
Ind yWrselt growing tired OF counting,
aud viii gradually multiply the Insects
brought In at each trip by seconds, mA.
utes, hours ana days. until the number
viii appall YOU, Then you win have 4
new idea OF natures law Of compensation;
You Will begin 60 realize that the birds
you Imagined were such menace TO your
hprIlcs. cherries, apples and other fruits,
hgr really the protectors and You can
thank them Tor every sound, wholesome
piece Of fruit that Is marketed and also
table gardens
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q. H. Eleninn.

Mr. c. H. Fleming, aged S5 years, wnu
was killed in an accident I'VE miles below
Alvin on the Gulf, Colorado and santa Re
railroad Saturday night, was buried yes
terday afternoon Al 630 O'Clock IN Holly.
wood cemetery. Rev. Green conducted
the last sad rites. TIE funeral occurred
from the Westhelmer undertaking parlors.
Deceased was II member of Houston Lodge
No, 90, Switchmen's Union OF North Amer.
YES, Houston and Northern railrnId. Ills
Wife, who is at present n resident OF Ious.
ton, survives him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
THE RATES ON PETROLEUM
WILL PROBABLY BE BROUGHT UP
BY THE COMMISSION
In a Short Time; Notice Of HEARING
VIII Be Given This
Week.

Austin, Texas, July THE railroad com.
mission viii likely take up the question Of
t'ie, oil rates this week and call a hear.
Ing for the purpose of reducing the frcight
rates. The governor is very anxious for
the question TO be taken up and when II
Is somebody Will be compelled to show their
h;.H reduction In the rate would do
tbs people very little good, should the
price OF oil be advanced. The commission
would no doubt reduce the rate If the fact
could be clearly established that the price
OF oil Mould remain the same.
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Cleburne Notes.

Cleburne, Texas, July 6.-Dvlslon Super,
ntendent Green and Master Mechanic
James Lander Of the Santa Fc wefe in
Fort Worth yesterday.
D. NJ. Robinson has gone to Kansas City
to work for the Missouri Pacific road.
burner engine. has practically recovered
from the scaldlng he received about hls
hands and arms on the trial trip of that
transformed engine near Beaumont he
will resume duty soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
LnnsylyaoIa LImIted for Atanllo oIty

prawing Room Sleeping Car running on
tamods PENNSYLVANIA Limited leaving
Louis Union station 100 p. nl. daily
connection In Broad Street station,
tlladenhla, with train reaching Atlantic
~ 80 p m, St. Louis time, next daY
N run epS IT Pittsburgh Is daylight,
ring fun enjoyment OF that wonderful
tlorama OF mountain. river and valley
thtry presented by the Alleghanies, the
thta aud Susquehanna rivers, aud fer
4 farming section OF PENNSYLVANIA. For
9ngh, A. G. p Agt., st. Louis. Mo, OF
D. kilgore, T. p. Agt., san Antonio
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lNN MOWERS, $3.50
L. & Theo. Bering Hdw. Store
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


'iiss Arntte. William Kendall Los Ange-
Il j l.. Pendley and wife, llonston:
ahes II. Maohem, New Orleans; Mr.. aud
r. G. \. Johnson. Wharton; Mrs w.
warren, Beaumont; Miss lille Miller,
pnltsyille; IL. $. Pond. New Orleans; lol-
pl y. Reayes, Beaumont; John Z. Gee,
pMWnwood; A. j. Reid, Lake Charles 4.
kuttner Lake Charles; ANC. Juhnson
~ wife, Chicago, John Spencer, Dallas;
/. smith, Dallas; Mrs George =. Zels {,
llway Farm; w. j. parkshire, Honey
Nve; 7, Hoffman, Alvin; Claud Tarver,
ein; John J, Peasants, Austin; J. w
hklns, Bastrop
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Mrs. j. w. westbrook.

message received in the city yesterday
announces the death of Mrs, j. W. wes;
brook at Sherman, which occurred at $40
a. m, Mrs, Westbrook was a daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Nolan of this city Mr.. and
Mrs Nolan, accompanied by their two
daughters, left Saturday night for Sherman
and We're present At the bedside of Mrs
Wcstbfook when the end came.
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Death Of |. M. stonehsrt at Dallas.

Chief J. G. Blackburn Of the Houston
police force Yesterday received message
fiOm Dallas announcing the death OF Mr..
l.. NJ. Stonehnrt, and requesting that Mrs
l.. NJ. Stonchaft who Is visiting In Houston
be notified, An inquiry at the different
hotels Of the city failed to locate Mrs
Etonehart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
WORK ON ENcAMPMENT GROUNDS
is BEING PUSHED.
Said TO Be Forty Cases Of Smallpox in
Travis County--Sohoo Census Has
Been Completed.

Austin, Texas, July 7-Evcryihng Is
moving along smoothly regarding the com
ing State encMnpment large force o.
men are az work clearing of the grnuis,
repairing tie water tauks. aud getting
everything In shape for the soldier boys.
The Young ladies' are making prepara.
lions TO entertain the sponsors OF the var.
lous companies. ana every company Is ex.
pectcd TO bring sponsor aud az least
two maids of honor.
The encampment committee is not leay.
ing a stone unturned, In the way of look.
Ing out for the welfare Of the soldier while
they are In camp. One thing which Will
be greatly missed during the drlu will be
the absence of Uncle Sans regulars, who
In the past have come over from Fort Sam
Houston.
There are no regulars stationed there
now who will be IN Austin during the week,
except few Officers who will he detailed
to report to General Sqm%
School Census Finished
Austin, Texas. July 7.-rhc taking of the
scholastic census for Travis county aud
the city of Austin was finished Yesterday
evening. The total increase In the county
over last year is 1868. and the city shows
a loss OF Sc Pupils ON account OF taking cut
a portion of Sic former city limIts on the
west side.
The summary is as follows:
City OF Austin WnIrcs Males, l4S3;
females, 1928. Total. 3OOd.
Colored. Males. 597; females 50I Total,
1894
Travis county. exclusive Of Austin :
whites; Males, 2lio; females 1926. roni,
Coiorcd, Males, 1929; females, ioli. 70.
tal, 2O4O
Grand total, CLOG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

DO you want a sound liver, vigorous N.
Eesuon, strong healthy kidneys. regularity
u the bowelsp Take PRICKIN ASH
BUFFERS. It has the medical proncrtles
that viii produce this result. CnnIto,
fhnrmncy III Main street; Abbott Cockreii
4 Co. COZ Main street: A. r. kiesling. 5ne
Main street; special agents
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Johnson-Bolnne.

At Galveston yesterday afternoon Mr. w
NJ Johnson Of this city and Miss Kate
Iiolme Of Dallas, Texas were united IN
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson returned
GO Houston last night. The groom Is car
accountant for the Houston East and West
Texas railroad and has many warm friends
In the railroad circles of the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
Cottane at Marshall

Marshall Texas July GA cottage owned
by Miss Jessie Martin and occupied by Nat
Woods and family, in the eastern port
Of the city, was destroyed by fire AT a:3o
o'clock last night Insurance on bouse
S4no; the furniture was saved.
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approved the bonds Of the following car.
+ G. Baird, on route No .; G.. W. Wiler
lerd, on route No. 3, aud = II. Nash. on
route No. A.. Fred Il. Stlrman ana w a.
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Residence at TemnIo.

Temple. Texas, July 6-The residence of
D. 9 Sauls was destroyed by fire with
the contents this afternoon. Loss on house
about $1,000, on contents about $1,000. In.
surance $1,000 on house
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Rural Free Delivery.

Kaufman Texas, July 6.-Mr, II. II. Cole,
clazer has completed -four rural mail routes
from Kaufman and II Is thought he wiz
recommend them, as he has appointed anI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
SMALLPOX.

Austin, Texas, July T. City Health oni-
Ger Graves says there are az least forty
cases of smallpox in Travis county. The
county commissioners are without tunds
with which to establish pest camp.
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Another Houston EnterprIse.

Last Friday another Houston charter was
approved and forwarded to the secretary
OF state that means much for the hui d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

In Western North Carolina between tho
Blue Ridge on the east and tho Allerhe-
MES on the west IN the beautiful valley
OF the French Broad, 1000 feet above The
sea. lies Ashevlhe, beautiful, plcturcsnuc
and world famed us one OF the most plcas.
bright skies and Incompatible climate
whose praises have been sung by poets.
and whose beauties Of stream. valley md
and Inspiration for the painters brush
THIS Is truly the Land Of tho shy" and
there Is perhaps no moro beautiful region
lists or health seekers Convenient SEIZED.
ues ana very low rates to Ashpvllc \
ucssee and Georgia resorts For map fold
srs. summer resort circular routes rates
aud general information please write or
call on j G. Andrews, Southwestern pas.
sengcr agent Iutchlns House. Houston,
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
Water Plant NearIy Ready

Austin, Texas, July THE new smoke
stack for the city water and light plant a.
last has been placed In position and the
entire plant will be In fun operation
within the next few days. This will enable
the plant to furnish water and lights to
every home In Austin, aud n is the first
time the plant has been IN position to
furnish everything since the breaking OF
the dam.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

The Big Four Route Is the best Inc 10
Nh0umuQua. can ON or write w q. fInlt.
&c, Travelling Passenger Agent Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

~ trains arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
IL depot except the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texa,
tTens. which have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
fesrahonal Great Northern ana Columbia Tap
fhch Use the IL ernational and Great Northern de-
Pcf on CongresSS venue, aud the Ho gnu East and
Wtst Texas morning train which aves from and
grfves at the Houston East and West Texas depot
Ih Missouri, Kansas & Texas and Galveston
Hqpstop & Henderson trains pass the International
nd Great Northern depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

NOTE-Tralns leaving Houston at4.45p.
m. and arriving at Houston at ASA, m and
Io.as A. m. also run into Grand Central de-
pot departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
ing ten minutes later than time given above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

'Fhe Rig -Four Route Is the hest line 10
ChGutauQua. can on or write w. g. Knit
re Travelling passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas
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add 10 our regular train Special Pullman
Tourist Equipment to be run through to
Frisco, spending Saturday and Sunday In
Denver. reaching Frisco July II; aud tina
ccst figures TO but ~ cents per day, lnclud-
Ing lodging during stop-over You know,
you Don't Have Ia Apologize for Riding
ON THE DENVER RoAD"
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cong to Bunalo, New York or Bostonf
Take the kuickerhocker Special, Via Sig
boul Route. It's the best
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NJ. X. & II. II. n.


Depo, foot Of Congress Avenue.
rsst Mail TO st. Louis and Chicago.
Leave 800 p. m...,.............A Arrive 4, 80 a. m
lesve 700 a. m....,...... ..... Arrive us pm
Columbia end VeIasco Trains.
l<ave 500 a. ;......... Arrive %.4S p. m
Daily Except Sunday.
lesve 900 am SUNDAY onyJ Arrive 4.45 pm.
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u. 70. 8 ~. y. II. n.

Fifth Ward.
ave 700 am. Express Train. Arrive 10. 00 p. IN
Grand Central Depot
l1Ve BIOS p. m Arrive 9.O2 a. m
n shreveport. Kansas City and CineinnSti.)
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G. II. q II. II. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
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We No. ,...o.45 a. m Arrive No, s.. 500 am
I'VE No. T. 500 a. m. Arrive No. .. 900 a m
We No. s....,I.50 p. m Arrive No. 6. $50 pm
,e No Q . 600 m Arrive No 4. lois pm
Nos and runs Sunday only
Nos, and daily except Sunday.
Evening journal., 1901-11-22
STATE AUDITOR Is ANNOYED
Sussex People Think IIs Should Distribute
SchOOl Fund
spoclnl % tho Evonlng journal.

Lewes, Nov. 22.--The town band mas
resumed It's rehearsals under the lead
crship of john S. Scheienger.
The sale of lot privileges on the
beach front took place yesterday after
noon.
Many people took advantage of the
cheap excursion to- Baltimore via the
Queen Anne railroad yesterday mcm-
ing.
j.. l.. Ford Of the Rodney House,
contemplates enlarglng uhat hostelry
by building an addition In South street
State Auditor Norman is greatly in
conyenienced owing TO the -distri-
button OF the rural school funds, which
are withheld by State Treasurer Bur
ris ON account of some technicality in
the law He receives various threaten
ing letters daily
The Lewes Club is contemplating
he erection of a convenient clubhouse
If q suitable lot can be obtained. 1ae
club has been organized about three
years, and now has quarters in the
Scott Block. but Che rooms are rather
small. and not adequate for banquets
small dances, etc.
Contractor c. w. Johnston, of this
town, has finished the work Of remov-
ing the wreck of the schooner La
vinia Campbell from the channel Of
tho Delaware bay at Fourteen Foot
Light
Evening journal., 1901-11-22
FIRE PROTECTION FOR DELMAR
People Of Town Will be Asked to Buy
Engine
speciai to the Evening journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Delmar. Nov. Residents of this
town are agitating the question of having
a fire engine. a meeting was held in the
Opera House last night for the purpose
of hearing the sentiments of the property
owners. An agent of the Howe Engine
Company. OF Indianapolis, Ind, was be-
fore the meeting. pressing his claims Tor
their patronage His figures for the en-
gine are $3.50. The town win he can
vassed 10 secure the required amount.
Inc Town Council ON the Delaware
side has passed an ordinance requiring
all persons rebuilding IN the burned dis
trict TO use some kind of metal for roof
ing.
The electric light company which some
time ago was given the contract TO light
the town. has men putting mp the poles
George A. Waller a conductor on the
y. H.. Il. a y. railroad, and Miss Lucy
Moore. of Crisheld. were married yester-
day. They arrived here from Cristeld
yesterday afternoon.
Edward Parker and Miss Maggie Le-
Gates were married last evening at the
home Of the brides parents. ON Stat,
street. A reception was held at the home
Of Mr.. Parker.
Evening journal., 1901-11-22
FoR ME sorTH.

Southern Railway.-Express, SAC D. m.
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta
Memphis and New Orleans; 1885 % M.
daily, sleepers to New Orleans. Macon
Memphis, Nashville via Asheville and Hoi
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express. 121s n
M, daily, sleepers to Charleston, Macon
and Port Tampa; LOS a. m. daily, sleepers
to Richmond and Jacksonville.
chesapeake and Ohio Railway.-S1 u
m, daily, dining car and sleepers to Gin.
cinnau.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.-Express
4S5 a.. m, daily, sleepers to New Orleans
and Jaeksonvllle. FLORIDA and Metro
pohtan Limited" 400 p. m, daily, sleepers
to Jacksonville and Atlanta
Evening journal., 1901-11-22
FeIdspar on Newark Farm
snouIal ID Nd EVonInE lnurnal.

SU0Clll % Th0 EVonlng I0uTnaL
Newport. Nov. 22.-lohn r. Lyman.
George Frederick and Sewel Workman
have returned home from Bridgcville
with 1926 quail and "a quantity of rabbits.
Tho old drug store ON Market street,
owned by Edwin Booth. Of Washington,
ID. g., which has been idle for two years.
is heing rcpapered and painted for j. w.
Harmonson. of Wilmington. who has
leased the property.
George w. Stevenson, a prominent
man of this town. and some capitalists
of Wilmington and Philadelphia. hav,
opened "a fedspar pit ON the farm of Nc
Luughlin Brothers about one mile wesi
of Newport Mr. Stevenson reports hav.
ing struck very valuable vein OF this
mineral