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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

Riches are apt to bstray man into AFRO
eance. Addison.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

Affectation marks the absence of Affec-
tion.--Ram's Horn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES are fast
10 sunlight, washing and rubbing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

Courage 10 plant that cannot be de-
stroyed by plucking it up.-Chicago Daily
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

: uaw arvn.w
~"
| m..., ~ Ionh-
Tg 1de Gtgn1s,,u n y. :, y: r., 90 a.,
lW sMilett Ano oIAyl..%AisssD
AUG 49, per cens., nveLase
ennuet nv ee - ~ ~ SVn- 1880
Sumption last ~ years. leVIss
~or.u,nrt,o,, a. ION, go Eas
L Sncs. pro moon
Best(d omesticjpro-
Ks evces .9i;; ,:., NO. .iso'OOo
duces :.......... $4,000
F0 0roav nlco ureel ,so ooo ,ooom
l'S0O'h@
PAVING au.v ~ an av.r-
age Of say $3S per tom. eIs,ss1 90
I'm N Tsranu,ated ps'
price Increased because
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

Two fools heads are worse than one.-
Rams Horn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

Pa. n essentially vnIsnr. ava rsvsr ns,k,s
vulgar than when " proceeds from norf IN II
PRIDE. disappointed ambition and khWkrfsd
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

aeard Of adulterafted
not eat more fruit At
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

Tons.
Total consumption, u. g..
1900 (WilIett and Cray. .1zie. 80
Add 6.34 per cent, average
annual increase In con-
sumption last 10 years.. llOT19
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-12-28

Additional. people taxed
annually and pay to
provide the 40 millions
for revenue ............s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31

Or. Gea, griinber bes Soutbern Mebical
n1b Sursical Snititutes gu louisville, 8p.,
NIT etablirten Sfficen in ben Sauptit6bten
Der Ser. Staaten. Qutor populGrer Nebt=
cmi Werfe rSibrer CUR geiunbbeit,~ .ge=
iraubbeits= Sournal, Nterpsie S6mGGs, uib=
rellria6e nno Seilun9."
Wsut Staate anfeorifrt.
slugett=, Sbreu=, State lab Salsiraufbei.
ten, ~9ranntirte Nugenlioer, Staar beieittat,
iteele gsgen rihtlg geiebt obne Sdmera
obm @efass; Plinbbeit porasbeuat; Iaufens
be Ebren, 9aubbeit, Sbrenflinoen, &atarrh,
8rnnditis, aftbma, &ranfbeiten Der 9sber.
bes @aaess uno Der Ginqepebe. Sartleibia.
feit. Mtasentatarrb, @alentranfbeit, Self.
iudIt; WiereBz uno Slaieu=8eifuuerbeu, Saru.
fluff; Nierenfranfbeit, Riidenfdpdde, urin.
b~reanen, su Dfters nriniren u (. M. Gint,
uro Snutfranfbeittn. Sfrppfeln, Simmer, Sts.
blattprn, Gcsema, 8ei6mire u. + 10. Nern6is
&rasstfiteH, Gpilepie Spitorie. Sdlasfub,
3ebanslberbrnB, &beamatismus; NeuraIaia,
Serfraafbeit, Ihmn6e Circulation, Seras
flopf.n, SdDinbel u. /. no. Sau,er,' Gse,
tdm15H, 9ebeitt pbne Al ihneiben, obne Qn.
ipenaung non 4rstmifteln unb psne Sdmera
-neue Wet1pbe. SGmprrboiseu, ssiitm.
8~erffspfuns, 5ranenfranfbeiten, fdmersinje
MeniHrationr nerp0ie Sbpdde, tpeiBer
SSl16, -9ebeilt md elmer mpeerne1 Retbobe.
Seine unliebnmeu Inter uduusen. ltuae=
geitaltaeiten. &ftntpfaEe, Siesuus bes &id-
9raoeS, lanqiames Wahstbum Der &inoer=
fribaS dninsiudt, 3ropt fleine uno ihtpa=
DIE 91e,le perorDBert unb peritdrft. @leid=
piel, !uer bel bsr Sebanoluna erfpislos par.
Seine eriuds nod elm MtBIingen. 1nheiI-
bare Sale ni9t ssnommeu. geibez geiblef=
ter usrfd1piegsu unb pripat. Gsniultation
nnb GraminGtiau tur babel SSntertfirte 81.
. I. 81 q,
2onasDiae, an Minneapn4ts, Mia11r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
Erembe 6 It E.
Sem Orleans. Ga, %. Sam.

gtClU SllSuuS, Su.p 20. oSa0>
Cine arcbe Menge 8ciuder beiihz
tieten beute Die spei i'm bieiisen 9az
fen liesenben fremoen &riessi9ifte:
ben oeutiden Sreuaer .8ineta" ullo
bic norpegifde &orpette nguioa".
8eibe S9iffe tperben etli4e Sage bier
bleiben. Ser Staats=S etretdr 9ap
bat ben @ouperueur Searb telesraz
pbif9 erfudt, beioe Sabroeuse gu be-
ariiBen unb ibnen bic Gaftfreunb=
{daft Der Ser. Staaten an5ubieten.
Moreen nirh an 8orb Der .8tneta'
cine itiue Seier anldbli9 bes @eburtsz
taaes bes &aiiers ituttfinoen, al pels
der Der 8efeblsbaber bes nortpegi5den
ssabrseuees unb feline SffiSiere tbeilr
nebmen iperben. I'm Mittae perben
beioe Sdiffe etnen Salut abfeuern.
Die Offisisre Der beiben S9iffe. Der
beutide gonful b. Mepienburg unb
cine Mnsabl eelabene @dfts peroen on
8oro bes .8ineta" biniren. Die See
fabung erbdlt an bieiem Sage Elm
ertra feines GRen. 9eute Ibeno
nurbe BEN Sffiaieren bes r8ineta'
i'm ct. Charles Sotel Elm Pripats
8anfett eegeben. Der gapttGn Waa=
beim bielt i'm 9amen Der Off iere eine
Hebe; Der friibere Gonsreb=Ibgeorbs
nete Bust fprad als Wsrtreter Der
8iraeri&aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
Drudkffhlfr

Scr Redtsanmalt sins tdsli9 etne
Gtunbe in ben @nflagen fpasieren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
Strenae Strafe.
Stem Oorf, %. San.

JtSbO SS@ 80 Nyops
,Reine @nabe fir bic Yerfibre,
iunaer Mdbden. feline 8naoe, benz.
lie taben ben Spfern. bic lie einen'
Qeben Der @hanbe %aufiihrten. aud
feline @nabe seaeist". 10 fprah ssftern
Der 3idter Softer inbsn @eneralzNi:
fifen. als er ben 23=idbriaen Ibraban'
Mdarb, einen Shneiber BON ia Gin
Ctr. gu 10 sSabren 8efdnanib perur:
tbeifte.
Maaio bate bic 17=idbriae 3a6e!
Muthnid Don 148 Horfolt Ctr. pei:
fiibrt uno bann in elm perrufenes6 aus
aebra4t.
Stirbtfir.bi it g uttin.
Stem Oorf, %. SON.
81. @m. eimpfon. 6uusarat in,
6otel 8eraro in Nep Yort. begging
Selbitmorb burh GridisBen. gr ma,
poblbabenb. perlor ober fiirali6 iein
8%erm0aen in Spetulationen an De,
8orfe. uno beoina nun Selbftmoro.
um feline S7rau bic 9~sbensoeriifes
rungasfumme au7utpeno-n.
Rein grfoIa.
3ome. u. g.. %. San.
Die WaiGinen unb Wpparate be,
eiten Netp Yorfer Eiibsnauderfabrl1
babier ino an eine oeuti6e @efelz
fhaft perfauft norben, petde ein<
9ertrinfabrif in Hortb Oatota erri9s
ten min, mo- ibr Brpbutt aus &artof.
feln beraeiteIt neroen fol-
Der Seaerbdnon.
Yeru. Sno.. %. San.
s5riib Morsens brannte bos untere
Stodpert bon Miner's Spernbaus
aus. Der @baben betrdst sesen $780,
600. >
9rudsfeblrr.
rOe, Re9tsanmaft aing tdsli9 etn'
Gtunbe in ben @ntlagen fpaaieren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@eri6tspoIlaieber: .@asen
sic, 6err Meier. iiber Die Gfd1oung
tpel6er Geaenidnoe miirbe lid Sbrt
Gdmieqermutter am meiiien dr9ern?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31

US psibt. bdb Beneral prinsloe ir
etnem @efehte am 16. Sanuar pers
tpunbet nurbe.
Rimberleb, %. San.
Bel Slipptlipp in Der NGbs bon
Jourteen Streams (nDrbli9 BON Hims
berlep) puroe beute Morssn elm 3ua
nit Sruppen unb Rriegsmaterial bon
ben 8uren abgefaBt. Worbr batten
bic 8uren einsn Militdrpoiten ponOu,
bliner Iiflieren aufseboben unb cine
Babniiberfubruns in bie2uft eeipren9t.
Mlsbann faBten fe ben 3us ab. Sin
pan5er3ug 1T our 8esfolyuns bergus
rem a%baeaansen.
Glanpiliam. Gapeol.. %. Son.
Die e~inaefaIenen Buren, Iinb ibet
bas gan3e @ebiet 3nifdrn GalDinia
unb 2amberts Bah 3eritreut.
Stanberton. %. Son.
Oie 9uren iprensten beute ein'
8abniiberfiibrung nabe 9reDlin9itao.
Senet ion fih in bieiem 9iitritt be:
finoen unb nit Spnamit nobl per:
ieben iein.
Yretoria. %. sSan.
9us 8ursber Srieoens Gomite
ldBt bel benz Sbsrbefeblsbuber Der
Buren,. 2ouis 8otba. anfrueen. oh sr
0eleaaten empfansen piro um Dit
5rase oss Observation-Disclosures au .r.
Drtern.
Die 8uren baben ale 8riten - 70
Perfonen - aus Petersburg ausgss
p'eien. obne 9runbe bafiir a%nSugeben.
Die Tludtlinee iino bier anaetom.
men.
China.
Betins. %. SON.
Na6 einem aus ameritdni5de,
Queus itammenben 8eri9te erttGrt.
2ibunstf9ans. oaB er Der ameritani-
f6en Gesieruns fir Die aumdbli9s
&dumuns Yetfdilis iebr Oantbar lei,
Sc faneller bas seidebe. UNI 10 BEL
Ter. 9ierbur4 tperbe bic Gage. pel9e
{lf f4ledte- seitaltet babe. sebefert.
8efonoeren Samera bereiteten ielbfts
perftGnolih benz brapen 81 audi BIT
militdrii9en Grpebitionen. Sn pez
ti4ili itebe tein einsiser 9inefifae,
Solbat. Sic Srase Der 8~eItrafuna
Der S9ulbieen unb bic 8eaablung bel
&~riesstoiten unb bic Srase Der Wafz
feneinfubr miHe Dor alien BON benz
S%tanopunfte aus betra6tet perben,
pie melt China in bieien Oinsen ges
ben tonne. 81 beutete on. bab Bic
Trase Der Hudfebr bes &aifers bon
Gbina erft er0rtert tperben tonne.
tpenn graf Walberfee Petine nerlafs
len babe. Ser 0iaet0nis leusnete.
bab spiiden China unb 3ublanb be
treffs Der Manbihurei ein8ertras ab,
eefhloRen lei.
Berlin. %. San.
Cine Oepeide BON 9ientTfn 5agt.
tab cine iapanif9e Expedition T.=
Ting perlaHen bat unb in Der Ri1tuna
na4 Der propina @hlenfi aiebt. Gs
bunbeIt ft9 um einen RetOsnuseiz
r%ungSmarfh.
Melting. 70. SdH.
DER ameritanlfhe GeianbAe ftattete
beute benz prinaen Sliding einen
freunbf9af.liben 8e{uh ab. Sc:
prins fpru9 fein 8ebauern uber bic
Weieerlr1g Der @%efanbten. bic per6u=
tene St1bt Sen gbinefen aus3uliefern,
aus. urrb fiigte bin3u, bab Der Raiier
rtidt nad Pefina aurldtebren tonne,
Bis eine Wobnune fir i'm beraerttte;
fei.
Yeru.
Gina. %. SON.
gs tpirb aus oerlGbH9er 9uelIe
beri6tet. bab Chile nele unb frieolis
DIE 8orfdldge on 8olipia geri9tet bat
unb baB 8olipia beidloHen bat, biez
felben ansunebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
Mliinr,. nIa rrfu herr.

a.: .Gas III Der ednausl bon mel,
mem Na9barn, i9 faae Sbnen, Der III
tIiiser, als iein 9err!A-8.: Sold
etnen. Curb hab' i'd au4 NAL .gehabt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
BuHhuft.

,9err 9~orianb, t0nnten mir on
unierm 9ereinaieft net au6 a S9en=
braterei peranfalten?" nWarum
net-menn lie oaner oaaua bersibt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31

b%egraoirt porben unb bat iebt Elm
COMMANDO in iener @esenb. Sc Iinb
piele 8uren in Yietersbura, i'm @rllu.
be genommen nur folhe, bic duf lr=
laub bon ibren Commands finb. Die
YreiIe Der 2ebensmittel iino febr bod.
3uder toftet 5 ShiIinge bas Yfunb
unb 2ihter 9 Yence bos Stiid.
Sie enslif6en ,3eitungen unb s3eit=
fhriftsn, fonie ale Gorreiponbenaen
fommen iiber bic 2ebpmbo=8 rense.
Ser rWa6ter". cine 8uren=S3xis
tung, Die bier eehrldt rpirb. bringt,
na6 Nnidt Der Gngldnber, iibertrie=
bene 8eridte bon 8uren=g rfolaen.
Oa pirb 3. g. gemelbet, bcb ale
6olIGnber in Der gap=Golonie fih i'm
Mufftanbe befinben unb oaB bic britt
iden 8erbinbunss =2inien serit0rt
feien. Die 8uren traeen elm auperz
fi6tti9es Wefen bstreffs bes Nusgan=
ass bes 8rieaes aur @dau.
Durham, Hatal. %. San.
@teinader's &%aparerie. cine irreau=
Idrs golonialsS ruppe. bat Bel Soma
tipoort cine @naabl @efuneene ge=
madt unb cine Mengs 8ieb erbeutet.
Cine 4nsabl Buren, Samilien in iez
ner 9eaenb. bic 8ieb uno Wasen nit
fi6 fibrten. bat ii6 ergeben.
Oas 6o4perratbs : @eri9t bill
tdeli9 Gibungen unb berurtbeilt
Rebellen gu GefGnsnibitrafen.
Gapitaot. %. San.
Dim 81. Sanuar ersaben ii4 2OGap'
ppli3iften Bel Oeponbale nDrDli9 boz
Wrpburg ben 8uren, obne einenS Aub
J abaufeRrn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
9r. Nea,

Mussa'. Obren=, Naien., gals,
tarrbalii@e uno nerpGie 2eioen.
yin Spe3taliH BON natipna
lem Hufe.
Bsiubt piofsiioneu Die Sauptftdote bes
Nnrotpeiiens. sairo iein i'm
ercbamts SDtel, ct. Glpub.
samtas, hen 9. Tebruar 1901.
Son 9 ubr morsems bis 2 llbr na9mittass.
Grbin 9aus, Sauf Gentre, Minn.,
Jreitag, ben 1. Tebruar, 1901.
8om II llbr PORN. bis abenbs 6 rbr.
Jtur fir einen Gag; fommt ie6s Monate
lang ale pier Wo9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
Yeru.

XGmd, 70. eSdn.
gs pirb aus oerlGBtider 9uele
beri9tet. baB Gbile neue unb frieolis
DIE 8oridldse on 8olipia geri6tet bat
unb baB 8oliDia beidloHen bat, bies
felben dnsunebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
Wnunpnlis Sno.. %. Sor1.

Ser Nntraa oes Ibg~eoroneten
@berman i'm natipnalen &esrdieutan<
tenbduie. baB cine l1nierfuduns oa<
rii6er oneefteGt fpsroen ioue, oS aud
in Der MarinesMtaoemie Dem nnfuse
besu Sasins" g.buloiat miiroe, bat bier
tpeniq @uffeben erreat. Sen 8doetten
pare, nie TieIaesn. cine l1nteriuhuns
foaar ermunfdt. neil lie bic Sbatiafe
au Sage forberr tpiirbe. baB oerartige
Saden felt afpei Subren bereits nidt
nnebr in Der 4tabemie porsetommen
iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31

uebertrieben.
9ie 0ase I'm Snsiauer Serrito=
rum uidi 10 idlimm als se=
fdiloert.
Gin UermOgen III S~tempe(marken
geIto6(en.
Ste s,Hefornerin" Urau Garrte
Ration befommt collage.
gguinaloe traut Den Veripre dunseube Wing
rifaner uidt mebr.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
WALTER 0. HOFFECKER
CALLS FOR LEGISLATION

Walter O. Hoffecker, congressman
at-large, recommends an amendment
to the Emigration law to prevent all
such people as Colgolz entering this
country. and to enact legislation ex-
pelling from this land all anarchists
and those in sympathy with them.
STAMP out the vicious doctrine that
is so un-American at once"
United States District Attorney VII
liam Michael Byrne said yesterday
that liberty and freedom for the people
are in themselves an immunity from
the dastardly deeds of the disaffected.
That this is a blow at organized gov
ernment and if society is to be pre-
served adequate measures must be
adopted to obtain the safety Of govern
mental agents. IF any concert of ac-
tion can be shown between Czolgosz
and Emma Goldman or the Paterson or
Chicago group OF anarchists they
might all possibly be tried on charges
.of conspiracy, but these trials would
be governed by the laws of these
States. The laws of the United States
do not seem to extend TO the punish
ment of the advocates of anarchy" he
said.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
WILMINGTON METHODISTS
EXPRESS DEEP SORROW

In regular meeting this morning the
Wilmington NJ e. Preachers Associa-
ion adopted the following resolution:
The weekly meeting of the MethO
list Episcopal ministers of Whining
On, voicing the feelings Of the true
itzens, as well as Christians de-
ounce the finedish act by which the
resident of the nation has been
tricken down by the bullet Of an as
ASSN.
We express our profound sympathy
With the President, in these hours OF
uffering and suspense through which
is passing, and unite our prayers
'ith the millions of petitions ascend
1g to God that his life may be spared
nd that the supporting grace Of our
cd may be abundantly supplied to
i'm.
Our sympathetic prayers are given in
ehalf OF the afflicted wife of our
tricken President, and recommend her
the tender compassion Of the God
Z all grace, and pray that the shad-
ws that gather so closely around her
0day may soon be swept away
II. S. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
MlNAYUNK WERE EASILY DEFEATED
Curves Proved PuzllsrS for the
Pennsylvania Bows

Manayunk met a Waterloo in Sat
urday's game at the hands OF the VIII
mington. when the latter won out by
the score Of to 4. before a large num-
Der of spectators
Mcmahon occupied the box for the
locals and that fact alone assured a
victory The Pennsylvania boys were
unable to do anything with his curves,
touching him up for but five hits.
johnson. the crack left-handed twirler.
who has heretofore held the locals
down, proved an easy one, as he was
batted out for fifteen safe ones. Had
it not been for costly errors on the
part CT one or two Of the home players
the Manayunk would have been shut
out. MoMahon's pitching was the fea-
ture ol the game, and it is evident that
he is fast regaining his old form.
The score follows:
Wilmington . A 0O1O2O Ks
Manayunk O.. -...0 OOOO OO01 "a
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
'PISCOPALIAES OFFER
PRAYER FOR PRE- IDENT

At the direction of Bishop Potter
le following prayer was used in all
le New York Episcopal churches yes
srday:
o Father of mercies and God of all
omfort, our only hope in time of need,
)ok down from heaven, we humly be-
eech Thee. behold, visit and relieve.
ny sick servant, William Mckinley
resident of the United States, for
hom our prayers are desired.
Look upon him with the eyes of Thy
ercy.
Comfort him with a sense of Thy
oodness. Preserve him from the
mptations of the enemy. Give him
atience under his affliction, and in
by good time restore him to health
nd enable him to lead the residue OF
is life in Thy fear and to Thy glory
Or else give him grace so to take
ny visitation that after this painful
ife is ended he may dwell with Thee
I live everlasting, through Jesus
esus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
LIZ EVENING J0URNAL. MONDAY. sEPTEMBER 81 I9Ol.

pine village. bent upon annihilating IT, IL
was soon learned however, that the re-
port was untrue and thei crowd continued
Is course toward the shele Of the shoot-
ing.
Excitement was int snse and cries of
Lynch him. kill him. were heard on ali
sides. In a sort time orders were issued
to close all places Of amusement and
the scenes Of gaiety were soon turned into
places Of mourning. No one who did not
witness the scene can describe it. Horror
at the crime was manifested on every
face. In the evening the electrical dis
play was entirely shut of and tho
grounds resembled a cemetery. Every
where persons could be heard discussing
the tragedy of the day in hushed voices.
What do I think should De done with
the assassin? Not lynch him; that would
be too easy. Quarter him. All anarch-
lists should be rooted out of this country
at once"
Continuing, Mr.. Levy said that the
night Of the attempted assassination was
a feversh one. Through the streets
crowds surged all night eagerly awaiting
news Of the injured man. Party prej1-
dice was cast aside, the only thought be-
ing of the welfare Of the President.
During the trip Mr.. Levy and party
visited points of interest in Buffalo and
spent several hours in Niagara Falls.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
EkolIEMENT WAe INrENeE

Among the many persons who were ID
Buffalo at the time of the attempted as
sassination Of President Mckinley were
Morris Levy, the well-knOwn shoe dealer
in Market street, Samuel Slesinger, Miss
Slesinger. ID. l.. Levy, general manager
for Martin Beadenkopf, and Henry
Hirshberg, Of the Surprise store, this
city.
In speaking of the affair, Mr. Levy
said: when we first learned Of the
shooting Of the President, the shock was
most startling. Our party was in the
exposition grounds at the time and we
were just about TO board gOndOla for n
ride about the lake. Suddenly a guard
rushed up and cried. The President has
been shot We could scarcely believe il
as we had seen the Presidential party
pass but a short time before. Great ex-
citement at once followed. every ons
making a rush for the Temple of Music
where the tragedy occurred. 1t was re-
ported at FIRST that Filipino soldier had
attempted 10 Kill the Presidenr and .
howlinig mob at once made Tor the Philip
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEP

-Repaving has been commenced on
portions of the Seventh street. line Of
the Peoples Railway Company.
John d. Connolly, who purchased
the saloon of E. P. Freye, No. Cpl
Shipley street, has taken possession.
"A paper is being circulated by Su-
perintendent of Parks T. A. Leisen
among property owners in Lowering
avenue, from Adams to Union streets,
to ascertain their views ON the subject
of making the street a portion Of the
park driveway.
Under tow Of the lighthouse tender
Zizania, the ,ightship No. "A, East End,
arrived at the wharves of the Pusey
and Jones Company on Saturday for
a general overhauling.
Interesting exercises marked the re-
opening of the afternoon sessions OF the
Sunday school Of St. Paul's NJ. z. Church
yesterday. al which S6S pupils and teach-
kers OCCUPIED their accustomed places.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
SHORT STOPS

l,2O0.
Mcmahon was invincible
Another costly error for Coffey.
They should have been shut out.
Johnson was batted for a total Of
twenty bases.
Barker led in the hitting, having a
triple, two doubles, and a single to his
credit.
Manayunks are good clean ball play
.ers, but they had a day OFF Saturday.
The result was a surprise.
The boys went to Middletown this
afternoon for a practice game prepara-
tory to the contests during the bal
ance Of the week.
In the absence OF the home team.
which goes TO Chester on Wednesday.
the grounds will be occupied by the
Active Baseball Club, who viii play
the Bl0omer Girls. an organization of
female ball tossers. An amusing game
is anticipated
On tneir own grounds, in Chester,
the Athletics We're defeated by the
Chester team on Saturday by score
Of IA to 4. Many are Of the opinion
that the games are fixed, and will be
see-sawed" until the last game OF the
series in order to draw large crowds.
The schedule for this week of the
Wilmington Is as follows:
Today in Middletown with Middle
town. Special train over p, W. & b.
railroad at il O'Clock.
Tuesday, at home with Pottsvlile
Wednesday, in Chester with the
Chester club.
Thursday. at home with the Chester
club.
Friday, at home with the Cuban X
Giants.
Saturday. at home with ORourke's
Crescents.
Saturdays amateur games resulted
as follows: Young America, 10:
Rosebud z; Etna Juniors 6. RougI
and Ready 5; Wilmington Athleti,
Baseball Club, Is, Trump Bros. Machin,
Shop 8; Ivy Juniors 13, Delaware Col
Juniors 10, Brownson Juniors s
Rockford Juniors 6; Delaware Col
Juniors 26. Rockford Juniors IL.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
DAY OF THANKSGIVING

From the present outlook, l think
we will have the pleasure of setting
aside a day of universal thanksgiving.
instead of the sorrow of setting aside
one of prayer" said Governor John
HUM to a reporter for the Evening
Journal this morning, when asked If a
day of prayer would be observed for
the recovery of President Mckinley
IF we could have had the time, g"
continued Mr. Hum. Sunday would
have been the day, but now that the
are so encouraging. I hope to
have the pleasure of setting aside a
day of thanksgiving and surely will II
the President recovers."
Evening journal., 1901-09-09

Take one of Or. Agnew's Liver
Pills after dinner. 1t will promote di-
gestion and overcome any evil effects
Of too hearty eating. Safe, prompt
active. painless and pleasant. This ef-
fective little pill is supp,anting all the
old school nauseous purgatives. 40
doses. 10 cents; large size, 25 cents.-.7,
Sold by Miller Drug Company and n.
.B Danforth.
B. Danforth, Second and Market streets
Wilmington. Bel.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
In ORIGINAL
TONGUE MEANS REPTILE

Many persons have been unable to
pronounce the name of the would-be
assassin of the President on account of
the peculiar way it is spelled William
NJ Doyas. official interpreter Of the
United States immigration Office in
Baltimore. says the name should be
pronounced "Cholgosh.
"The word is derived from a Polish
verb" said Mr.. Doyas, which means
to creep. or crawl. Used as a noun, il
means a creeping, crawling thing, such
as a snake"
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
NOTICES

NJ OTICE.-The Economy Cut Price Tea
~ and Provision Company. northwest
corner Ninth and Spruce streets, will open
the 18th instant. Watch for circulars
s6-3t
n OTICE.-Durstelns perfectos, 10c.
~ Segars are ON sale az Ainscow's
restaurant, Wrights drug store and DIT.
Roblnsons. for convenience OF uptown
customers. Ask for them.
NJ Office. Removal DIT. Forrest has re-
~ moved 20 No. 1000 Jackson street
s3-lm
~ ENTs' FINE CLOTHING made TO or
~ der by reliable merchant tailor on
mall weekly or monthly payments. Ad-
ress postofflce box 167. city. a3i-2m
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
Hudson sent rn Lnnrel

This morning, at II O'Clock. Detec
tive Ratledge took to Laurel John f.
Hudson, who is wanted there on the
charge Of stealing clothing from Jotr
Thawley a fellow boarder. Hudson
was picked up by the police this morn
ing because Of a telegram received
from Laurel authorities.
Evening journal., 1901-09-09
WnnngI to Flrht Winner

Jack Farrell. the colored pugilist Of
this city, is willing to fight the winner
of the McCloskey-F Fitzgerald bout,
which comes Off on September l6. The
only hitch is that FaErel demands five
per cent more money than the man
agement of the club has offered him.