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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-27
FORESTERS IN SESSION.
Acting Mayor Henry Williams
 Welcomed the Delegates.


 Convention-There Will be a Big
 Banquet Tomorrow Night and an
 Excursion to Annapolis Thursday.
 Baltimore, Aug 27.-The seventh bi- ennial meeting of the supreme court Of ForeSters of America convened in this city this morning with nearly 200 delegates from 20 different states in attendance The business sessions of the meeting will occupy their time for two days. The rest of the week will be spent in sightseeing. The only DOT ton of the meeting proper open to the public was that of this morning, which was devoted principally to an address of welcome by Acting Mayor Henry Williams of Baltimore. and response by Chief Ranger Thomas J. Ford Of Pittsburg.
 Among the features of the weeks entertainment will be banquet to- morrow night and an excursion to An napolis on Thursday.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-27
RUSsEL's NAME ERASED.

London, Aug 27.-The government has stricken the name of Earl Russell from the list of Berkshire magistrates.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-27
NO TALK OF PEACE
Prominent Steel Official So
 Stated This Morning.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM GAINS.

Fire sul Burning in the Demmier
 Mills, But No Men Are at Work Carnegie Upper and Lower Mills Are Strikers Fail to Infiu- ence the Men Who Are In the Mills.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-24
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teinsm oifentli4en pIase setanst uer.
ben bari. mo- 9eiiti8e 9etrdnte oertouft
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-24
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troffen bur4 uei4ere feSerlei9te aIba'
trcb uuS Crepe StOffe, CLEANLINESS. Grena'
sines unS Der nsue idimmernbe Riftrai
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unS Bunting. Samiis fur Sl.O0 unb bic
elssantsren Stofie Bic ;u Sl.50 unS $500.
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fid ouibalten. Sonn sebt es nod Sra.
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pirO i'm app ~.yamirt iperOen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-24
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to9si6luBtlouiel onsebdnst.
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tions'Sewillisunssbia itelIte Senator
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ipdter tunb, er peroe oIs 9Oriser bes
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um ben umsus on ii9 uoriiber paifren
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piers Rio be Sanetro.
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elm Sapaner. Sic iibrisen bier 2ei6en
ssb0rten @bineien on.
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bic Samilie bon &oniuI @iloman eben.
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tremens itarb. Grau Hotion ioIlte
uni&dbIi9 eemo@t uerSen.
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sc Saueiro.
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perbrannt.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
DIED

BOWERS.-In this city. on January 2s.
1871, John Bowers, in his 10Th year
BROMAL.-In this city, on January 2S.
1901 Rebecca Bromal, aged 80 years.
CARSWEI.L.-On January 2S 1901
Rachei A., widow OF Robert Carswell,
aged 81 years.
FARRELL.-At Tien-Tsin, China. Sen
tember p. George Paul son of Mary ]
anu the late Martin Farrell, aged %
Relatives and friends. the Delaware
state militia, Shields Library Associa-
uon and League Island marines are in
vlted 10 attend the funeral, on Friday
morning, az O'Clock. from the residence
OF ms mother, No. 1923 East Thirteenth
street. High mass at st. Patrick's n =
Cemetery wv" "'He'Ii al
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
HlLL.-At Smyrna, Del, on January q
iDl, Frances Ann Cummins wife az The
late Robert Hin. '''0
MORRlsON.-At Edge Moor. Del nm
january y, 1901, Ida T.. wife Of Andrew
M, MorIison, ana daughter of George r..
anu annie E Roberts. In her 3sth wear.
PlERSON.-In this city on January %
lsOl Annie r., wife of William III. pier,
son, aged 5S years
RELATIVES and friends are respectfullv
invited TO attend the funeral services NJ
tne residence of her husband No sci
w 9shlhgtnn street on Friday afternoon.
~ uaiy !; ~ x o'clock. Interment pri-
Cemetery. "'iie
itALSTON-Tn PHILADELPHIA. on Janu-
ary ~ 1901, Mary Ralston.
ROzELL.-ln this city. on January %.
lSgl, Mary II. Rozell in her S1th wear.
hDBEftIS.-At Delaware Cftv. Del. on
Jan uaIy y, 1901. Kate S. Roberts
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
-FOUR WILMINGTONIANS
In FATAL HOTEL FIRE

There were four Wilmingtonians Ia
the fatal Hotel Jefferson FIRE in New
York last evening. In which there were
two deaths and scores Of Injured.
Edgar M. Hopes, OF the Morning
News, was in the hotel, and occupied a
room on the fourth floor at the end Of
the hallway. He was awakened by
smoke filling his room almost TO sulfo-
cation lie escaped, attircd in his
night clothes and heavy overcoat, by
holding a wet towel TO his face and
crawling along the hallway to the
main stairway. where he met q fireman
who conducted him safely to the street
He returned later and. accompanied
by a fireman with lantern, made his
way through the ruins to the fourth
floor and recovered all Of his clothing
and baggage, but some valuable papers
and a silver match safe.
The other three Wilmington person:
In the burning hotel were Il. b. Roger!
and wife and son, l3 years Of age, whC
have been spending the Winter II
New York.
Mr. Rogers and his wife were boti
cut by falling glass az they worke,
their way through the dark, smoke-fill
ed hallway to the fire-escape, and owe
a plank into the Steinway building
They were among the last TO maxi
their escape. Their son was LITE,
| from third-gtory room to an adjoin
| ing room In the Union Square Hotel
where Mr. Rogers and wife soon join
ed him, neither of them being serious
! ly injured.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
WILL AVOID AN
APPOINTMENT
CONTINUED from First rage)


nidcs for the appointment by the gov
ernor Of five members OF the Board OF
Pharmacy. whose compensation shall be
five dollars for each day they are actually
engaged in carrying out the provisions OF
the act They shall bc appointed for a
period Of hve years Under the act no
person less than twcnty-one years CID
and who is not q graduate Of q reputable
college of pharmacy. shall be granted
license as pharmacist by the board, ana
no person under eighteen years SHAH be
qualified as an assistant. Neither shall
license be issued 20 person convicted
of felony or Of gross immortality, nor 70
a person who is addicted 70 the excessive
use Of intoxicating liquors. AL licenses
shall be granted, oxly after the applicant
shall have passed an examination pre-
scribed by the Board Of Pharmacy, From
the decision Of the board an appeal can
be taken to the governor ana attorney
general For violating d provision Of the
biii that none but licensed pharmacists
shall dispose Of drugs, OF make prescrip'
tions, the fine is from SO TO 500 for each
oftense. For failing TO display a license
the hne shall be from So 70 SIS.
LITTLE OVER THREE PER CENT
For the president and managers Of ths
Wilmington and Kenuett Turnpike Com.
lany. Representative Finn submitted
their financial statement for the past ter
years. as required in their charter The
company has 200 shares Of stock, valued
al $4,000 outstanding Receipts for The
year 1900 were the highest Of any in the
past ten years. they being s5.17922, while
the expenditures for that year were 81.
45625, and dividends amounting 20 Si.S0C
were paid out. A summary OF finances
since 1890 is:
Receipts, Sal, ,29553; expenditures S3i,
1854; net receipts, S9,56s59 dividends
paid, $4,000.
The net profits OF the company on is
capital stock paid in have averaged S.lS!
per cent. per annum, and the amount pai,
10 the stockholders in dividends has nv.
eraged 3.4 per cent. per annum, which in
cludes portion Of the cash on hand Jan.
uary /, 1901.
TO STRIKE OUT COLOR LINE.
A substitute for Representative Hutch
inson's bill regarding the registration OF
Moors will be Introduced by Representa-.
tive Moore. II will provide that in regis.
iration books in the future, the column
in which the color and the column il
which the age or applicants are entered
shall be abolished. aud no entries as e
color or age shall be required. Thi,
change in the registration law shall apply
10 the entire state. DR.. Moore propose.
and will strive TO have his bill enacted.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Henry Brown, Of this city, has bee
arrested in Philadelphia ON a charge O
passing a bogus check in the I0lber
Street Houel, and is held in $500 bal
for further hearing.
Register Crossam this mornin,
granted letters testamentary on the es
tate of Catherine Cox to John E. Cur
Iren.
The West End basketball team will
play the Chester Y. NJ c. A. team il
Philadelphia on Saturday evening.
In German Hall on Friday even
ing the regular meeting of the Local
branch of the Retail Liquor Dealers
Association will be held.
Harry Roche and Fred Weber
members OF the Chester DoVonde Com
pany, have rendered their services Z,
the First Regimental Band which will
play at the funeral Of George p. Far
rell tomorrow morning.
ID. e. A. telephones were placed IN
the offices of clerk OF the peace. county
treasurer. pr0thOnotary and recorder oi
deeds yesterday afternoon.
-Edward Murray, a porter in the
employ Of the p, w. G. b. Railroad
Company, is i'll with paralysis in the
state Hospital at Farnhurst.
DR.. Penrock has sold his trottine
mare. Maid OF Gloucester, to Thomas
Naudain.
j. Ernest Smith, Walter II. Hayes
and Andrew G. Gay have been ap-
pointed q committees OF the Bar Asso-
citation to consider proposed amend
ments to the general Incorporation law
John Farra had a finger mashed
in the p. w. & b. railroad freight de
pot yesterday afternoon.
The local lodge, International AS
ISOLATION of Machinists, will hold its
annual bali in Turn Hall ON the even
ing of February s.
before Magistrate Kelley last
evening the charge of horse stealing
placed against Walter Racine was
withdrawn.
"A. r. Spaid. principal Of the Du-
Pont School. near this city. is being
urged as a candidate for superintend-
ent OF the New Castle county schools.
Owing to the illness Of James
Kane. member of Council from the
Fourth ward. Democratic members OF
that body did not caucus last night for
candidates for the offices Of city ergi-
neers.
Members of City Council have re-
ce've1 invitations to attend the thir5
annual ball OF the International Asso-
elatlon Of Machinists, No. 1S4, at Turn
man. on Friday evening, February s.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
ANFMIA
is little red in the blood.

is little red in the blood.
The red in the blood IS
the oxygen-carrier. Better to
breath with half of one lung
than not have enough red in
the blood.
The blood is full Of digested
food; but it can't build muscle
and nerve and bone without
oxygen.
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil puts red in the blood: the
oxygen-carrier. It's like build
ing a railroad into a famine
stricken country.
we'll send you a little to try II you Ike.
cOrr 8 BOVINE, 4o2 Pearl street, New York
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
A Good Time.

Every man ought to have two eyes
open when he is awake and never close
more than one at a time when he
sleeps. It's the man with his eyes
cpen, the wide-awake man. as we call
him. who sees THE OPPORTUNITIES
or LIFE, sees them and seizes them,
nothing escapes him. The sleepy man
walks down the street and sees only a
number OF stores all somewhat alike.
He fails to become impressed. On the
other hand the wide-awake man at
once notices the air OF business about
our establishment. The goods catch
his eye, he prices them. he buys them.
he gets a bargain. he has made money
and has had a good time. No wide
awake man passes our store KEEP
YOUR EYES OPEN FOR A GOOD
TINE at Surprise Store, 302 Market
street. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
YOUNG DOCTORS BODT INFERRED
Mass Over Harry ". Bryan's Body Said
in 1t. Patriek's Church

In st. Patrick's Church this morning
hign mass was said over the body Of
Dr. Henry W. Bryan, the young physi-
cian whose death occurred on SUNDAY.
lt was an unusually sad funeral party
that heard the mass and the sermon
and subsequently followed the body 10
Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry, where interment was made.
The honorary pall-bearers were Drs
Willard Springer, Howard Ogle, Johr
Palmer, z. c. Finley, II. ] Stubbs, Jr.
Joseph p. Wales. Jr., Swithin Chand.
Ter and J. w. Bastian.
The active bearers were Harry P
Joslyn, the Rev. Charles Z. Dubell
Thomas Jawton, Alexander Hart, Wal
ter Hare and DR.. Mckinney.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
SECRETARY CAHILL
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT

Andrew c. Cahil, secretary of the
Board of Health, is busily engaged
making his annual report for the year
ending December 81, 1900.
Although the entire statement has
not been completed, Mr.. Cahill gives
the following figures: Deaths reported
for the year, 1882; last year, 1924;
births, 1855; last year, 1872; mar
riages, GIL; last year 654. Mr.. Cahill
says that during last year physicians
and mdertakers and ministers have re-
ported promptly.
The annual report of the board will
be ready for publication in a few days.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
LEGISLATIVE ROUTINE
Dover. Del, IAN 80.
sENATE-MORNlNG SESSION.

Dover Del, IAN 80.
ENATE-MORNiNG SESSION.
Met al 1907 o'clock.
koll-call-Mr. Maun absent
Adopted.-Jolnt resolution. offered by
Air. Alice, ratifying the thirteenth, four
tpcnih and fifteenth amendments to the
bnied States Constitution.
ktnd-IClllrum from George w. Todd.
asking that iluul action ON saloon screen
bill be deferred TO give the Citizens
League OF Wilmington "a hearing
Laid over until $50 o'clock on Friday
afternoon-House bill I'm relation to saloon
screens
Concurred in-House amendment to
Senate joint resolution IN relation 10 fix
ms time for shutting OF new business
a@na anu hNlns time FOR final adjournment
Notice-By Mr. Alice. an act providing
crew for the oyster watch boat and
liking their salaries; an act appointing a
collector OF oyster revenue. and fixing
his duties and salaries
introduced-By Mr.. Wright. an act pro-
Niding Tor the registration Of land titles
IN this State (rcferrcd); by Mr.. Farlow
an act 10 allow Laurel TO refund its bond
ed debt % $4,000 (reforrcd): hy Mr. Alice.
an act for the suppression OF slot MAJ
chinef treierredl; BY Mr. Harrington. an
ACT 70 amend the State Constitution and
provide for a permanent registration of
voters (referred); by Mr.. Slaughter an
act 20 compel trading stamp people to
pay state license (referred)
Passed-House bill providing Saturday
half holidays for banks I'm ST. Georges
hundred.
Recess until 2ao this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roassomhlcd al 230 O'Clock.
Nouce-hy Mr. FarlOw, an act to au-
thorize the town OF Laurel 10 raise more
money by taxation for school nurnoses.
by Mr. Hart. two bills repeating laws ap-
pronriating Sl.bu TO Dover fair and rcgu-
lating lis expenditure. by Mr.. Wright. an
act IN relation 20 tuberculosis among the
lower animals; by Mr.. Clements. four
acts affecting the voting districts IN the
Second representative district Of Kent
county and fixing the voting places
therein
The Committee on Printing was in
ktructcd 90 have printed $50 copies OF the
Nrieht Land Registration bill
HOUSE-MORNING SESSION.
Met az l0.s5 o'clock
Prayer by chaplain.
Roll called. Absent Mr. Hutchinson
Journal read and approved.
ConcurTed in-Senate Joint resolution
liking the last day for the reception OF
new business with amendmentsl: Senate
joint resolution fixing the day for adj
loufninE sine die with an amendment)
Accepted-Statemen OF the Wilmington
ana kcnnett Turnpike Company
lntroduced-3y Mr. Ewing. an act
refplating the business of FIRE insurance
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
injured MhiIe nt MnrE

Tobias Brown, an empioye OF the
Diamond State Steel Company, while
Of work this morning had his left leg
padly crushed by a casting falling
upon H. He was removed TO the
Homeopathic Hospital by the Phoenix
ambulance.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
Military Men Want Legislation

Local military men Will meet in the
Armory this evening TO discuss legis-
iatlon needtul to the guard Principal
OF them IS the organization of the Della
ware regiment in conformity with the
United StateE law, namely the organi-
zdtion OF three battalions OF twelve
companies, Instead OF two battalions Of
ten companies.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
Complete Drafting Outfit Free.

The Evening Journal will you Complete
ing Outfit with which do the Drawing ourse
drangoom work afterwards s1255. comprising
Moroeoovd Case of Fine German Silver
5 seconds Compass with Pen Pencil Needle Lenghening
Bar; AZ seconds Drawing Pen with
BoWPencl; Pencil
1914 seconds by 22 seconds 22
seconds Mahogany EbOnyLned
Poactor seconds 40 degrees Triangle Mahogany
seconds 90 degrees Triangle Mahogany
angular Boxwood Scale Cherry Curve Thumbtc Drawing
Drawing Rubber; Two Sheets Tracing Cloth. Sly
Sheets Drawing Paper.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
Farmers VIII Meet

Farmers of Avondale and its vicinity
will meet in Avondale tomorrow and
Saturday. Dr. Neale and Professor
Powell. Of Delaware College. and Pro-
fessor Watson, of State College, will
be among the speakers.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31

Wallace n. Cannon. 1910 B street. 49C
Lewis Moore, 419 East Ninth. 49,. Al
kerop khoumrian. 81 West. ... 80,
F. Dolan, 231 Bro0me. .... 32l
G. Shakespeare, 303 S. jackson. "a.
William Skelly. $500 West Third. "a,
Bert. Nutter. 1927 Madison -. 22l
Joseph L. Raymond, S45 Madison. 21l
Lacklan Beason. 1109 East 18th. Isl
David W. Mason. 1905 Poplar. 1SC
Frank Hewlett. New Castle .. Ia
Frank Welsh. - s. Harrison. . Q.
Percy Boulton. 1015 Spruce. ... 81
l. Roy Grimes. $50 Vandever ave. z:
Il. e. Slocum. ia West Eight. 81
Florence Peters. ia French. 49,. "a
Ben r. Drew, 1880 Front. . s:
Florence Peters. ia French. IS
G. P. Buck. 2616 West 18th. b1
G.. H. Ryan, 202 West. Al
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Evening journal., 1901-01-31
Churchmen wln Enlor Social

/ In the parish house OF Trinity
Church tonight the men of the parish
will enjoy social evening. There will
be a musical entertainment and re-
freshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31

EIGHTY YEARS OLD-cATARBH
FIFTY YEARS. Dr. Agnew's ca.
tarfnal Powder cures him. Want anv
stronger evidence Of the power of fbis
wonderful remedy over this universal
disease? Want the truth OF the case
confirmed? Write George Lewis sbo So
moNin' IA. He says: Il look upon nv
cure as miracle" It relieves in ten
Sold by Miller Drug Co., 4O2 Market
and n 3. DaIforth. Market aud Ser
ond streets.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
February IL, 1901.
All Textbooks Furnished Free.

Included with each Scholarship complete textbooks
handsomely bound leather
OF he Course
will have absolutely
to questions.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
Minstrel Ticise,s

The sale Of reserved seats for the Jr.
0. U. A. M. minstrel performance at
the Opera House, Monday evening. Feb
ruary 4, opens at a. m. to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
Dockstader's.

ALL THIS WEEK.
The only high-class vaudeville in town.
A Great Array of Talent: Chas Grape
win and Anna Chance & Co.; Pierce and
Egbert, The Gloss Brothers. Barrett and
Learned, Miss Nellie Nichols, German
and West Matt Farnum, Barker and
Dayton, Farlardo.
Afternoons and evenings. TO- 20, 30.
Evening journal., 1901-01-31
Eniarging Book Cases

carpenters are at work to-day en-
Elarging the book cases in the office OF
clerk OF the Peace Quigley.