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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
RANDOLPH.

Miss Mary Tcwksbury is in burlington
visiting friends.
Mrs. Edward Williams and SON Ray, of
Hartford Conn, are hcrr to spend seV-
cral weeks with Mrs. Williams mother,
Mrs, Ellen Young.
Mrs. T. Stafford Greene and son Ralph
of New Dorchester. Mass, came saturday
to spend several weeks at Hobart Peck 5.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Carrie Irene TewksbUry to Joseph ".
Raymond which is to take place Aug. 5.
Mrs. Elizabeth Babbitt Silvtrthornc and
daughter Miss Bessie are spending
month at Wayland farm.
Wesley Pierce. porter at the Red Lion
Inn, goes soon to St. JOhnsnury, where he
has secured employment at the New Ave-
nue. House.
Miss Henrietta Baldwin of st. Alhans is
spending a few days in town visiting
friends
Monroe Montgomery and Walter Fisk
are off duty from the Souto mill. each hdv-
ing slightly sawed a finger.
Mrs. John Stincts and two children wenE
yesterday to Sharon to visit relatives.
Deacon Wilbur Edwards and wife Of
Roxbury are visiting friends in town.
The ladies of the w. r. c. went yesterday
to South Boyalton to attend d district
meeting Of tho society.
Mir. and Mrs. y, L. Dean caught forty
pounds Of fish at Higheate Tuesday AMI
their friends here were we'll supplied with
nice trout.
Miss Grace Smith came Tuesday from
Holyokc, where she had been visiting for
several months.
Miss Mary Connolly returned yesterday
from Essex Junction. where she HAD been
spending week with Mr. and Mrs F. j.
Storms.
Frank Chase of Roxbury came yesterday
for short stay.
Rev. ana Mrs l. p. Booth Of Morrisvile
e. Dt. sI to gi-
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STOWE.

Mrs. Orlo Loomis an inmate or the town
home died Monday afternoon. Funeral
services were held Tuesday morning, Rev.
c. r. Emery officiating.
Fred l.. Recor of Montpelier and Harriet
Vearen of stowe were united in marriage
Tuesday afternoon, at the home or 3D.
Vearen, the brides brother. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, j. Edward Wright
of Montpelier shortly after the ceremony
the couple left for Montpelier their future
home.
The funeral of Phil Fisk, the victim of
the shooting affair OF Tuesday will be
held Thursday morning at r, n. Morse $.
A party of men including T. f., Smith,
+. Il, stafford, V, wilkins and others are
camping at Lake Mansfield this week.
Misses Carrie Brush OF Richmond ana
Ncttic Brush of Montpelier are home this
week for short vacation
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WAT ERVILlE.

Miss Mary Wilbur is in Buffalo. \. V
l.. NJ Barrows of Burlington visited Or
and Mrs. Hoiskins last weok.-Cornclius
Cutler returned Monday to his home IN
Logan, Iowa,-Mrs Henry Mckannon and
daughter have returned to burlington
Mrs. Charles Child is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Cutler at Franklin. -
Alvin w. Adams and wife of St. Johns
bury visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Manu-
last week-Mr ana Mrs. Lowell Stowe OF
West Berkshire visited his sister, Mrs
Horace Ennis last week.-Dr, HodGkin'
moves this week to Castleton.-M Helen
Stevens visited friends in Cambridge last
wcrk-E A. Randall was IN town on sat
uI,!ay on his way to Boston, MaSs.-Mrs
T. A. Wells of Cambridge, -MisS Ruin
stevens and Miss Ethel peBocr of Mont
pcier made n short visit In town last
week.--H. A. Jackson has gone to CLINTON
Mass, accompanied by his mother, VINO
will remain there with daughter for a
month or more.
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MORRISVIllE.

Mrs. L. h. Boyntcn and daughter Kit :
went Saturday to Lebanon, n. H., for a
short visit.
Miss Florence Carter arl '"'t'o" Rev.
John Carter, are home for a short Nlcl-
tion, Miss Carter is taking a course in
the Albany Business college.
Miss Tia Niles arrived home Saturday
night for her summer vacation. Miss
Niles recently landed in New York from
her foreign trip with the Alice Nelson
Opera company
Miss Lula Niles from Montpelier was at
home over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Batchelder are re-
1cicing over the advent Of new boy at
their home.
Charles Earle of Middlebury was in town
n couple days last week.
Mrs. Augustus Darling and daughter
Nellie from Montpelier are visiting at a.
a. Mnotts.
Mrs. Il, Il. Spller returned Thursday
night from her trir to queen city Park
Mrs. Lewis Booth Of Randolph, who has
been visiting ~ Rev. l. J.. Booths. return
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FRANKLIN,

W. : Robbie and wife visited in CAM
bridge the past Wcok.-lienry u. Hopkins
wife and daughters. Laura and Jes sic,
were guests at f. l.. Hopkins the past
Week.-Mrs.. George Stchbins of Sheldon
and Mrs Homer Farrand of Rakcrsncld
spent Sunday with their brother Rev. G..
s. Hulbert-Alrs. Lucy Austin Lawrence
Who has been spending several weeks with
friends here returned to her home in lief
ferry, n. H.. Saturday Minis. NJ. w. Chad
wick and Morton Powers OF Burlington
are guests If Mrs. Emma Poll-Mrs. GUY
Chaplin returned from North Troy, Mon
day.-Mrs. Frances Lang ford and daugh-
ter of Windsor, n. Y, are guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Anderson. -
Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. wilder and daughter,
Nellie and G. y. Hall arrived home from
IN fAln Mnnln. min
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ELMORE.

The dwelling house formerly owned by
Deacon Gray. late of Gilmore was burned
last Friday forenoon. Walter Sahin had
recently bought it He lost all his ClOthc 8
and forty dollars in money. The greater
part of the things in the house bD lOngcd
tc Mrs Gray and they were mostly serVed
1t was the finest farm nous" In town. I'll o
cause of fire is unknown.-Dr. Woodwai d
is building a cottage on tn West side or
the lake. His family are h"rc spending a
few days while the cott0ge Is being erect
ed.--A party of young orHle from Water
bury arc occupying on the Bacon cot
taCrs.-The friends Of Mir, and Mrs. VIII
liam Slloway gave them a surprise on
the evening of July 10Th IT being the 10Th
anniversary of their marriage.
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs Mary L. Rckford died at her home
Saturday, the 18th, after a long and pain
ful illness She leaves a husband and
three brothers. Lewis BisSonctt of Boston
Mass, John of Hineshurgh, Fred Of shell
hurne The funeral was held Monday
afternoon from the Baptist church. Rev.
Silas Perry officiated.aud iM.Norton had
charge The music was fw uishod 10y +.
+. Flagg, G. W .Sayles. Mrs. Fiaeg and Miss
Towers The floral offerings were many
and beautiful. Mrs. Bicktord was much
respected by all who knew h'l ana the
friends have the sympathy of all in their
sorrow-Rev Silas Perry was in town on'
day last week calling on friends.-The
Kings Daughters will lac entertained
" edncsdaN by Mrs. Bates.
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purchas ed Of j. w. Page-A daughter was
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wagner
last Thursday. The work on the town
hail is nearing completion and the town
may justly feel proud in the possession Of
this neutrality-suspicious. Is the bride the
sun shines on is a very old saying. Not
vithstandng the pouring rain WCdn -
day morning and the lowering clouds la
ter, at the hour designated FOR the we'd
ding Of Miss Sarah Leland TO Mr.. Arthur
Smith Of Johnson tho sun burst through
the clouds in all its splendot to Shine tp-
ON the bride Rev. II. C. Howard was
the officiating clergyman at the reside nee
Of Mrs. Leland, mother of the bride.
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AlBURG CENTRE,

Mrs +. w Rowcll is i'll under the doc
tors are,--NIiss Mamie l.. Murray of Bur-
llnSton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ell
Rockwell.-Mr and Mrs. Stevens of Pro, =
idcnce. r. l., are stopping with Mrs.
stevens grandfather, Mr.. Garlic, for a
whilc.-Rev. J. S. Allen and children of
Bakersfield are visiting friends in town.
Rev. William Miller has friends from
Waitsneld visiting ut his home. Mrs.
frasia Cray is seriously i'll with heart
trouble.-Miss Ethelyn Rockwell has gone
to Charlotte to attend the wedding of an
old school friend Misses Cora and Marie
Rockwell are attending the Ian-Ameri-
can for two wcpks
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RAFTSBURY

Elmer Stratton mot with quite a serious
accident saturday night. He was driving
q spirited horse when the bits broke and
the horse ran and throwing him out
| reakiug his leg lust above the ankle
olive Dutton from Albany visited friends
in town last Wcck.-M1Ld AmSdeu has fin
iShed her work AT George Howard : Her
place is filed by Eva Stratton.-Nrs. Ell
ner Stratton and dauehter are home from
the beach,. Poor was called to Berlin
last Sunday TO attend the funeral Of his
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Elrick are visiting in
West Bolton for a few days Mr.. b. H.
Gilbert and family of Montgomery who
have been visiting at w. Il. Mobiles have
returned home,-Mrs. II, +. Johnson and
son Searles who has been staying here for
few weeks have gone to Portland Me. -
Mrs, j, r. Dcming and Mrs, VIM, Rodee
of Milwaukee, Wis, are visiting friends
In town. Miss Stella Brill of r'ranlin has
been visiting at S. w. Armstrong's S.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Pomeroy are enter
taining relatives from Boston, for a few
days.--'The Womcns Auxiliary met with
Mrs. oscar Merrill, Thursd " afternoon
A son was horn to Rev and Daniel Mac
IntNr Friday July l9th.-MrS. Egbert col
burn is visiting her daughter Mrs. George
Wilcox of Concord, \. IL. Elmer J. Gil
bert left for his work on tn bridges Mon
I1 mr.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Luke Parish of thus place has his nep-
hew, Mr.. Brown and wire With him for 4
few weeks stay. Mr.. Brown visited thu
brick school house, where his mother at
tended school fifty years ago.-J. G..
Hebard lost Il valuable horse last week
Miss Maud Adshade is with her sister,
Mrs. Charles iracia Mrs. Joseph : =
more has been visiting at Bellows 7.lIS--
+. D. Wheeler bought a horse Of r W.
Paige last w"ek.-James Austin ST, is Wis
itirS at Swanton for few days
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AlBURGH SPRINGS,

a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs J. Les
Collins. July 21st.--Niss Gertrude Shelley
OF Boston, Mass is visiting her mother.
Mrs. John Shelley L. II. Elliot.
agent for the Vermont Bible society. &C.
curicd the pulpit in the Methodist and
congregational churches in town Sunday
DIR. G. II. Maston CT Worcester, Mass.
* expected in town this week for a short
visit
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BAKERSFIELD.

G, II. Morrill, has gone to burlington ms
instructor at the Summer school, which Is
being held thcre-Charles Coburn ana fricn
are visiting Mr. Columns mother, Mrs,
cCburn, Mr., and Mrs. j. \. Perkins start
cd Monday fol Euffalo to visit the PAN
Amcrican.-ReV. J. S. Allen Is taking q
carriage drive to Alturg, Il former charge,
Charles 'oburn viii occupy the pulpit in
Mr.. Aliens q &c on Sunday Miss ella
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week.-Mrs.. W. s. Robbins and son Carl
lave returned from their visit to Highgatc
Springs and Sheldon.---The Congrega tor r |
Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs. Charts Young
this Mcek. Fridav q ftnfnnon.
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cd home Friday.
MIR and Mrs. A. J. Huse and son Ray
from Randolph are visiting Mrs. lIusc'S
mother, Mrs Helen IIuse, expecting TO re-
main here about 10 Gays.
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Island never had as much building going
on as there is at presC nt.-.Farmers have
commenced harvesting
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
TRUSTEES MUST PAY
New Castle Residents Demand That
Board Help city in Undertaking
Speclnl ID Id ENenlnr InnrnaI

'H''ihi u ANt iaNtUluE journal.
New Castle, Feb . The proposition
20 demand of the Trustees OF the Com
mons that that board give $1,000 am
nually toward the interest fund To be
created by the proposed laon of 100000.
caused spirited discussion al the citizens
meeting held last night. The law cou-
mittee, through iis chairman, Mr.. smith.
reported having drafted the bill and it
was road. Then the question Of interest
raising arose. The discussion favorable
60 making the demand Of the trustees
was precipitated by William Deakyne.
who was ably assited by John Thomp-
son and Chauncey EIalcomb. Mr.. Smith,
John r. Lnmbson and Mr. Ratherell.
James B. Toman. member or mo
Trustees of the Commons was the only
person present 90 oppose the proposition.
but the meeting adopted the suggestion
OF AIR, Dcakyne that :he trustees be
compelled To pay the money Other
amendments made to the bill provide that
any voter may he elected as trustees on
the light and weter boards. and that
Council shall pay $1,000 annually for
electric light
The meeting then adjourned until next
Friday
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
BFPORT TO PROLONG
NRNATE'S SESSION
In an EadtaVor 10 Hasten
Passage Of The Ship
ping Bill

Washington, Feb. 2. The shipping
bill was Kept steadily az the front yes
terday and IN order to further expedite
Us progress a motion vas agreed to for
sessions beginning at II e. m. Sen.
ators Rawlins, Of Utah, and Berry. of
Arkansas occupied most Of the time
yesterday IN speeches of vigorous op-
position. Towards the close Of the
DAY spirited discussion was prccipi-
lated by an amendment offered by Mr.
Gay o. Georgia, proposing to link the
nicaragua canal bill with the shiDping
Dill. The proposition was STRONGLY on
posed by Mr. Frye and Mr.. Chandler as
calculated 10 embarras and delay the
shipping bill. Mr.. Frye appealed to
senator's 70 permit the majority. after
ialf debate, 70 assume It's responsible
llies as a majority. OF passing the
shlpplng bill. Messrs. Jones of Arkan-
sas ana Teller OF Colorado took n hand
IN the discussion, insisting that there
should be no limitation Of debate. Mr.
Morgan, of Alabama, in charge of the
Nicaragua canal bin, expressed disap-
proVal OF the plan for linking the canal
measure with the shipping bill. saying
each should stand on it's own morits.
The house passed an omnibus bill.
carrying l9l claims for stores and sun
plies taken by the Union army during
the rebellion. The claims were PASSED
on by the court Of claims. and aggre-
gated $Si4.aS0 Practically All tho
penenclialles reside in the south. Con-
siderable opposition to the bin was dis
played early in the day under the lead
ership Of Mr. Cannon. the chairman of
the appropriations committee. but IL
nattened out later, and the bill final |
~ was passed without division. The |
bill TO amend the Chinese exclusion act
with a view to preventing the fraudu-
lent entry Of Chinese into the Chinese
into the United States was passed. as
We're several other minor bills.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
WelI-known Man 10 snenh

The Rev William VanKirk. Of Pei
ham Manner N. H., who is travelling
through the State giving an exposi-
lion en- Wine, strong drink and ro-
FORM has come to this city He has
been travelling over twelve years has
spohen in over 1000 pulplts. and has
given great study to the wines and
showing clearly the kind of wire
Christ made at the wedding feast. He
viii speak at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
at 3.45 p. m; in the evening he will
speak in the NJ. =. Church in New
Castle; Sunday, February 7, at 1915
a. M, IN United Presbyterian Church.
West street between Second and Third
IN the evening in the M. e. Church in
Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
Ikansa. snloonI.t Annenl. 10 1.n,,.-

Wichita, Kan, Feb 2.--The question
as TO whether property used as a saloon
in Kansas is entitled to the protection
Of law Is now squarely before the
courts and will be decided some time
next month. A few weeks ago Mrs.
Sherin, the woman who led the de-
strnctiVe raid at Anthony on Wednes-
gay smashed a saloon at Danville.
Harper county Frank Osborne. the
owner Of the building, has now brought
suit against her for damages. Mrs.
Sherih is in good financial standing.
and has employed the ablest legal tai
ent to fight the case.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
CARRIE NATION'S
CRUSADE SPREADS
Women Of Nebraska Now
Adopt New Methods
Carried Furniture Of One Saloon In
Street Held Back by Deter
mined Men

Sioux City, Ia, Feb. 2.-Fiftecn Of
twenty imitators Of Mrs. Nation got
IN their work yesterday afternoon "A
South Sioux City, Neb, suburb 81
Sioux City, Just across the Missouri
river About 20 women met az the
home Of Mrs. William luther ana AZ.
companied by Capt. William Luther
marshal Of the town, and Steve Cesser
member of the city council thev
marched double file down the street
to John Peyson's saloon. The nlace
was locked, and Capt Luther kicked In
the 'front.' door. Mrs. c. p. Dow sailed
after slot machine and then All the
women set about carrying out the fur
niture and everything they could Law
hands on, depositing il In the street
No whisky was found.
Mrs. John A. Davis climbed nm a
ladder and knocked a brewing conn
pany's sign off the building. She also
painted the word saloon" over with
white paint.
The crowd then moved towards
John Blenkiron's building. ia which
George zimmerman is said to keen n
gambling joint Blenklron announced
that II any one went into his building
u would be over his dead body. The
women decided not to try.
While the women were raidinE tho
saloon a crowd OF men, non-sym-
pathizers, stood on the sidewalk near
by and sang derisively: Nearer, my
God. to Thee"
The women say they are not through.
Mrs. Leitch, wife Of the keeper OF
another alleged saloon. has big gun.
and promises TO make trouble In the
temperance women shall come to her
husbands place
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
'.My penr neIIbonna sinnnr.- ;.

Topeka, kan. Feb. Mrs. Carrie
Netlon Yesterday sent a personal letter
% al the soloon keepers in Topeka.
warning them TO stop business Tho
ietter was addressed to "The Joint
keepers OF Topeka; My Dear He'll
pound Sinners Mrs Nation suggest
ed In the letters that the joint keepers
appoint place Of meeting with her. I'M
which the situation could be carefully
canvassed and a decision concerning
the future disposition Of the joints ar
rived at. She intimated that forcible
measures would soon begin II they dfd
not heed her advice and close up.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
sad END Of q cermnn n,.Y,.4

Milwaukee, Feb. Banished for 10,
years from the Naterland, stripped o
his rank in the army Of the kaiser
penniless in Milwaukee after the con
nscation Of his fortune for his viola.
tlon OF Emperor Williams ant-due
army regulations. Carl Dammann. lat,
a captain in the German army. shot
himself in a lonely clump of woods IN
the town Of Wauwatosa yesterday. .TNs
news Of the dead officers tragic enh.
ing has been cabled to his dauehter
the Baroness Ellen Won Schmidt. n
Berlin.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
a New Line 20 Gcrmnne.

Philadelphia, Feb. 2.-Announce.
ment was made today that new
steamship line, TO be known as The
William V. Brewer line. viii be In.
augurated between this port and Ham
burg Germany, sallings to be fort
nightly. 1t is intended the first steam
er shall leave here on March no. The
line will be operated in conjunction
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company, and win begin business with
four chartered vessels. Contracts have
already been given out for four new
steamers.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
Paterson Murdcrers An stnte pr,.on

Trenton, Feb. 2.--walter G. McAlis
ter, William A. Death. Andrew ]
Campbell and George j. Kerr. VIII,
were convicted OF the murder of Jenni,
bosschieter, arrived here yesterday
and were taken to the state penitenti
ary where the first three mentlonet
began their sentence of 80 years each
and Kerr his OF Is years. McAlister
Campbell and Death were placed In on.
cell together and Kerr was placed In
another cell alone. The men are yer,
much downcast, and Kerr particular,
IS in a state bordering on collapse
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
How's This :?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
Cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure
4. =. CHENEY a CO, Props Toledo o
We the undersigned have known II 7
cheney for the last Is years and benevs
him perfectly honorable IN all business
transactions and financially able to cars,
oet any ohhsatons made by their hrm,
West & Truax Nyholcsale Drnr,.-ie.s
Toledo. O.
Malding, kinnan q Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo o.
haifs catarrh Cure IS taken internally
acting directly upon the blood ana ~,
cous surfaces OF the system Price 10
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi-
monials free.
Hans Family Pills are the best
Evening journal., 1901-02-02

be bowling tournament Of the r. II
G q. has closed and Horace w pet.
iew won arst place with a general aver
age of lie 20; f. I..,Celc WIS recnna
win l42 2-l5 The highest individual
score was lsS made by J. Ralph and +.
r.. NheNard- Mr. Sheward. however,
slnee ne finished IN the contest haa made
the remarkable high score Of 21s.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
Opera House Nav he Sold

HpecIaI 20 the EVenlng J0urnnl.
New Castle. Feb. 2--It was said yes
terday that the Opera House building
is 10 be sold, but to what purpose It is
to be put Is unknown. The Herberts.
who own the building will not say
what their intentions are regarding L.
Interior improvements are now being
made to the building
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
no Reducc Coisers' WAGES

scottdale, Pa, Feb 2.-There is >
persistent report throughout the Com
nellsyille region that the coke oper-
ators are considering the advisability
Of a reduction Of wages. to take effect
az an early date. Rumor says that the
reduction will amount 10 about rs per
cent. from the present scale. which was
established when coke was selling at
" per ton higher than II is now.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
Hold Gradualinn Exernisea

ln the pedagogy department OF the
Wollaston School, graduation exercises
were held yesterday afternoon. Lewis
IS. Morrow presented diplomas to n
number of young women Exercises
were held in the tenth grade of the
primary department and the pupils pre-
sented two handsome pictures to the
school.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
TO study in EnEianf.

London. Feb 2--Crown Prince Fred.
eriek William OF Germany accordine
to The Daily News. viii return 10 Lon
don ~ the course OF the present wear
for prolonged stay in order to ac-
quaint himself with political. CONNER
cial and social conditions IN England.
The Daily News says also that there
are rumors OF a new family tie between
the Prussian and British roval honsns-
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
FAMINE VICTIMS DYING
LIKE FLIES In INDIA

Bombay, Feb. 2.--Reporis have ar.
rived here of sanguinary battle near
howeit, on the Persian gulf. between
tne sheikhs Of Kweit and BInrashid
VINO calls himself king of Arabia. Bin
rashid had 10000 men. partially armed
with rifles, while the sheikhs had
lV.ouOO, All mounted and carrying rifles.
binrashid marched on Koweit ana tbo
shelkhs advanced TO meet him. The
nattle, which was fought by night
lasted from sunset until dawn. Bio-
raschid charged repeatedly but WINS
completely routed by the sheikhs who
captured q great quantity of booty
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
Judgment Given for plaln,ir

Before Magistrate Daley last night
judgement for the fun amount was
given in favor of the plaintiff in the case
ot Mrs. Iena NJ. Pyle who brought ac-
llon against John G. Stoddard for a
board bill Of $3.50 Stoddard did not
deny the bill hut said colored waitress
employed by Mrs. Pyle took away his
appetite.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
LInemen FlnLsh TheIr won.

opeclaI % The Evening Journal
New Castle Feb Workmen Of
the n. Y. p & n Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company to-day completed the
work Of erecting poles and stringing
wires in and about the city The work
OF erecting poles between here and
Wilmington will be begun next weak