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OWN AS AsnhAN FOR SIXTY YEARS, SIZE DIED a WOMAN
MURRAY H. Hall" Had Two Wives, Drank with
the Boys, Was Sporty but Kept Her Secret
to the End Death Alone Revealing 1t.

known as his nrs, wife had disar.
pcar"h. to clean the cellar OF house
In Sixth avenue. long since torn down.
In the cellar was a long box. Hall
warned Hughes no, to 20 near 1t.
Hughes opened Il. he said. and found
human skeleton.
From this haa grown the story tina.
the real Murrya Hall quarrelied with
his wife. was killed and secreted. while
the woman took his name. wore hi.
attire and was known rs tho man
whose skeleton was found BY Hughes.
Opposed to this gossip IL the known
Fac, that Murray Hall did no, move OF
Sixth avenue. and that to-day the en-
ployment bureau q within six blocks OF
the original site.
There are people on Sixth avenue who
remember Hall and his frst wife. The
dead body at l%5 Sixth avenue Is. they
say. that OF the person they knew As
Murray Hail years ago.
Married handsome Woman.
few Year, lac. Hall was married
again. this time TO a handsome woman
six feo, high and nearly twice his own
Weight. Hall was but I fee, inches
Oh. and during the time he lived Will,
III second wife she was known as the
head Of the family. The employment,
bureau. which had been moved TO a
building on the site OF fhe present
SieEe!.Coopsr store and atterward to
l$S Sixth avenue. was conducted In her
Fame until her death. July. 1885.
The couple adopted "a SRI who 10 nov
twenty-five years old and In the sole
hcir to the property lcf' by her adopted
AnS enI
repoted FOSTER father was "a woman and
papers. '"e
Hall was arrested a few years ago
on charge OF furnishing straw bail
and was taken to the Leonard stree:
p9!,ee r., station. He . 1S;aireI bail and
so enthusiastically that he was arrested
ton. lie resisted SO energet!cniiy tha,
two policemen were required to load him
a, the IroquoIss Club. 7. IVES, rh,r.
tcenti street. Hall vas known as a
pis,aaan, little fellow Who liked 10 talk
bors knew rim Is a pusnacIou, lille
what he BELIEVED % be his rights. They
wife because she objected to his s,,e m.
lions &c. girls who rent to him in search
o. employment. He frequently asked
With him. and oaso"ionsiIy 'i ,oek '. ,hsG
to the theatre. He seemed fond and
proud OF his wife. however. and Was
often seen with her at theatres and on
excursionS.
Everybody In the. west side dlstric,
knew some character!stic anectiote OF
the queer little Individual.
''Why OF course knew HAIL" said the
barkeeper around the corner. "he came
hero every day. His .favori,e tippie
key.
lie used TO COLL for II IN a hirh
falsetto voice. and always insisted upon
my taking q drink with him,
He was u great ladies' man. Two or
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Then the big stove was very hot ard
the whole place stuffy. The cub was
rcrtive when taken from the box and
voice sounded like that 81 any hibed VINO
would grow up to dom.nat" the lover
animals Just like Keeper Snyder.
The cub wouldn't stay .tiii any length
Of time. and only ceased crying when !,
vas IN 'he fui! radiation Of the hra, Of
IN. stove. The little artist MA. nom
plusscd FOR slime ~ 10 how to get II 30
she could clearly rec It and draw H.
Finally she dis iainc! tn" easy chair
that was In the place and dropped down
on her knee. within two feet o! the
stove. nnd Keeper Snyder held the cub
In his hard so tina, shc could sec II.
Mrs. DE cOrdova sn: down In the chair
and watched the artist whose face soon
took on rosie. glow as sho felt the
heat from the stove. The ding room. with
It's bales Of hay. !ts buckets and other
paraphcrna!Ia. had never before w"
fai.cr visitors than these. tho little girl
in tho fairy tale Of rea! lie. whose magic
ring which grants her wish .s her own
talents. and this kindly -Hodmother
who watched her every movement villa
pride and admiration.
Drawing Under DisncuItirs.
III has head something like a rab.
hit.' said G~orgtna. as she inclined her
own head better to look AZ the cub.
There Is the bony hump on IT," And
she worked away with her pencil. With
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INTENSE SUFFERING
FROM DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE
Instantly Relieved and pesma:salty
Cured by stuart's DyspePsis
Tablets
A N... O;..>.,... k..A A>ks /. $3.50
A New Discovery. but Net . bs1sae
Medicine.

Or. Rsdweii relates an in:sfest.ng account
Of VIVA, he considers q remarkable cure %
acute stomach trouble and chronic dtSpspsis
BY tho use OF the new discovery. 1easr's
Dyspepsia Tablets. 80;
He ssrs: Tho patient was Q, nsa Shs
had sa-s.ei. to my knowledge. 1for ysafs
With dyspepsia. Everything be stss ssspe1
to sour and create gases In the steKoeh. He
had PAINS like rheumatism Ia he back.
shoulder blades and Iimbs. fulnas anA dts
tress after eating. poor appetite .an1 No. of
hesh: the heart became affected. taustAS
palpltation and sleeplessness at Might
Il gave him powerful nerve tosies asA
blood remedies. but to no purpose, ~ N
experiment finally bought 80 esat yaek.
age Of Stusr;'s Dyspepsia Tablets q Q, drug
store and gave them TO him. Ai0soesfn.
mediate relief was given. and aftsf - ~
used four boxes he was to all spDssssaees
fully cured. -. ~
There were no more aeidity O. sssr.
wAtery risinxs, no bloatins after .mssissths
appetite was vigorous and be had onlaol
between 10 and !: pounds iniwsisht q Ssai1
healthy aesh.
Although s:uar,'s Dyspepsia TeAlsls -
advertised and sold In drug stores, ,ysa {
consider them = mest valuable adlteisa -
any physleisn's line Of :enediss., q No.
are perfectly harmless and can b styso 10
children o. invnlIds or In any conditjes 81
me stomach. with perfect ssfsey. bsing
harmless and containing nothing bot fruit
and vegetable essences. puso pspsia sa1
golden seal.
without any question they are the safest,
most effective curs for indigestion. btl3sss.
ness. constipation and all derasseosoO e
the stomach. however, altsht or asvsee.s
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are nals b.
the F. a. Stuart Co.. Of Nsrshall. Mieh..
and are sold by druggists everywhere at =
eents per package.
Little book on stomach diseases .nailsl
free. Address r. =" Stuart Co.. Assshall
Mich. 81
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TODEATH
BY THUG BAND.
Titus Says Weissbard Was Murdered by
East Side Gang

Mott streets. to Police Headquarters TO
examine III. trunk. apron and "ilclo,h
table cover whish are now the sole clues
In tho murder mystery. Dr. A.se.'a run.
:, drug store. and Is practising ply
-,c:in knoSn IN every family In Mu r:y
Heu!. Capt. Titu. received hia,. che
doctor Is somewhat of sherlock
Holmes
Ne turned the trunk over curious.y
and. Indlsatln the signs OF rough wear
on three sides. SAID that II had evidently
stood for a long time against = wall. ~:
al ~ belong In a family that novel
the worn ,atcrc. show. And 1t - no, an
Italian trunk. II 1t were the pictur. IN
the cover would be na;.oraI In character.
For all that. We!ssbard TRACED vaiS
among Italians
"NOi Killed by ~ italian"
II do not believe tina, one OF my
coun;ryTcn killed him.. Capt. TITUS
nodded MS head In acuui.scence. the
doctor satl the apron Was not OF 'oreisn
texture !, "a. cheap slnsham, SOD
In AM .! The little notion store. on thu
east side.
Dr. Asa.lta AMI Capt. Titus discussed
the murder Al .cngth. ile detective chief
ne,rAyins u leaning toward the theory
tina, The murder ras no, dorc oy one Of
Wcsshards customers, Du; by lower cas-;
side thugs who knew the value Of the
reitier's pack and Irred him into u room
and murdered rim FOR .pIundsr.
bard's body this afternoon BY coroners
Physician Williams. There were many
relatives present and number ~ MEM
terA o. the Independent Skoier. 20. !.
o. .. A.. TO which w-lssbard belonged.
murdered peddier buried In Mount Sinai
Cemetery.
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Cordova sent word over to the. Ar,
League. where Georgina Is in the an
ti1ue class. IT Is very nice Of The
Evening World to prin; such n nee
story OF our protegr." said the bankers
wifc. 'she Is quite overcome BY II. b,
II has In no wise turnei her heal. She
h a sensible GIRL
GcorEiana came from the art school
flushed by the sharp Winter wind. her
cheeks axlow with fresh. healthy color.
her eyes clear and blue as the mountain
skies upon which she had Eazed until
three weeks ago.
Girl Artist-Poei.
the visitor. verses that breathe all the
charm Of outdoor life and the love OF
nature and Of animate Among them
were some Of the daintiest and most
sympathetic verse that has lately come
to ne.
MIS-. DE cordova ordered a bus. and
sho. her rro.ege and the reporter were
driven to the Arsenal. The bear had
been taken from the pit and was housed
near = rod-hot stove In the storeroom o.
the pheaannt.house,, which apartment IL
not usually open to viaitora.
The little bear lay In a box near the
stove wrapped In piece Of blanket.
The room was lighted By Two small and
dusty panea Of glass In the roof. When
tho door was shut-and II had to be- to
keep out the cold air-ihe place was
in twilight.
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three time. day he would go to a
barre! house around near Eighth avenue,
accompanied BY two or three women.
They would drink nve-cen, wh!skey out
OF big g!asses."
At the Jefferson Markc; Police Court
Hall was well known. lie va. congtartlr
on hand to bail out prisoners who could
pay for the accommodation.
Personal character istirs.
Halls personality was very marked.
Just four feet seven inches high. with
delicate hands and very small feet. he
pottered uD and down Sixth avenue and
around The narrow streets OF Old Green
wich village.
Always .habbiiy dressed. with an old
fashioned derby hat pulled we'll down
oyer III. ears. he transacted busiress In
n.aniiks fashion.
Say" the old man was a caution at
bargain. said tie scoceryman at the
corner market. lie did all his market
ing himself. None Of the women was
allowed 10 buy anything. Sometimes
he brought his wife to market with him.
"She was big. nne.lOokinE woman.
She mus, have weighed 30 pounds.
while Hail weighed Jus: about 100
pounds. He was sunKy n his. purcha SEES
and always picked out the articles he
wanted"
Murray Hall. u? 10 two years ago. had
three constant companions on his walks
They we're his bis and handsOm" wife
their adop'ed daugntcT. Miss Minnie
Hall, and black and tan ioks a: least
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noids made an effort to keep the facts
dcavor to suppress the rcpor, OF DR..
Gallagher. In the report which Clcrk
Reynolds gave to the reporters there
wan no statement, esardinG the sex OF
the dead person
The suggestion Is made that Coroner
liar; was interested in keeping the In
clden; quiet because OF Halls pfomi-
hence as a Tammany worker.
Murray Hall came to New York thirty
years ago and opened an employment
bureau ut Sixth avenue and Twenty
third street. The business was pros
porous. and soon after woman APP
peared and was introduced as the wife
of the owner OF the employment bureau.
years and then disappeared. SeiShbors
do not know whether she died or
whether she deserted her husband"
She often found fault with the bibulous
habits OF her consort. and told friends
that Hall devoted too much time to
other women and came home too late
at night and too drunk to please her.
She threatened to secure q divorce. and
for all the ncighbors know she may
have done SO.
4 skeleton d. nor.
Artic Hughes. n laborer. tod story
some time ago which aroused very little
interest AZ the time. but Ia now repeated
By neIGhborhood goasIps as possible
solution OF tho lie mystery of Murray
Hall.
Hughes said that he was employed
by Hall years ago. after the woman
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Coroner Zucc1 will hold ar inquest
to-day on the bod: or Murray Hall and
will then decide officially 4. to the sex
OF the deceased.
MURRAY lIou lived FOR thirty year. AZ
q man. voted the Democrats ticket In
the Fifth Assembly District. was n
member of the lroquois Club. had been
welded to ;wo wives. was known az an
aiI.around sport. had been arrested for
intoxication and had whipped a police
man. took an active interest In politics
and made money as professional
bondsman.
Every politician on the lower west
side knew him as a good fellow VINO
liked to buy drinks for hi. friends OF
either sex. who was willing TO night
even n ne weighed but us pounds: was
an ardent Democrat and an active
worker for Tnmmany Hall. No; one OF
his friends aud ne!ghbors doubted that
he was man. His voice wa. deep
and his walk and actions masculine.
though his face was devoid OF whiskers.
DR.. William c. Gallagher. OF 30, West
Twelfth street. who treated Hall In MS
last illness. which resulted In death
Wednesday night; treated his patient
az man and did not discover that he
was n woman until after the patient
was dead.
Then DR.. Gallagher was In a Ouandary
as to how TO make out the death GER
tihcA;c. As Hall died worth perhaps
$4,000. the matter was OF considerable
Importance. and the physician decided
to report the case to the Coroner. DR..
Gallagher was able and willing to GER.
tify that cancer OF the breast was the
cause OF death. but ne was undecided
as to what sex he should ascribe to an
individual who lived and died as a man
and who yet was Enthusiastically a
Dodsed Sex Question.
Chief Clerk Reynolds. OF the Coroner's
once. looked UP the law. which says
that It Is the duty Of a citizen to report
TO the Coroner the death OF a person
who shall have died in a suspicious or
unusual manner" There was nothing
suspicious about the death o. Hall. but
there was clearly something unusual
about II. and 90 Clerk Reynolds took a
report from DR.. Gallagher. In which the
question OF sex was avoided and the
deceased was described MS Murray
Hall. age sixty. white. with n residence
at l45 Sixth avenue"
DR.. Gallagher reported the case to
Coroner Hart. though the death oc-
CURED in Coroner Zucca's district. Or.
Gallagher said that he went TO Hart
because he knew him and was aware
that he was acquainted with Hall.
Coroner Hart and Chief Clerk Rey.
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Flirting With Girls Calling at Her Employment
Agency One of Her Delights, and She
Thought Tammany Should Rule City.

rld"st residents OF the Sixth ayenus
block te:all that he came TO New York
from California three decades ago. San
francisco 4. where hi. only correspon-
10 tn. unknown friend or relation. He
bought hts stamps at the cigar store
near him.
Il want to help Uncle Sam along,''
MS III" invarinhfe form Of his weekly
statement 10 the cigsr man. 'Give me
'wo.cent stamp. That's for my sweet.
heart" he would chucklc. rs he dropped
n" letter In the box.
Hail Is said 10 have sailed from Glas.
gov to the coast In -. and to have coma
EAsI afscr trying che gold fields.
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fifteen years old
This dog has been for years the bane
Of the ~. ghborhood Everybody hated
him Tie made more noise. they say.
than the elevated tralns.
I'VE used to kick about the log. said
I.oul. Rciche-, OF the Hotel florhcini.
Everybody In the block did, for mat
matter. but II made no difference.
"Iinil wa. willing 10 iight for the ire:
lie did have severnl rows on account %!
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80 In gold. supt. Smith. OF the mena-
Rer!e. In honor OF tho girl who. he u
confident. will soma dag reach tho emil
ncnce Of Rosa Bonheur. nnmeI the rrT-
conner In .lcr honor. The grizzly. which
10 scarcely larger than pup. was ON
cially rhrIs'ened Georgina.
Gracious Patron-ss.
When The Evening Word proposed
giving Miss Billings tho commission To-
day Mrs. Dc cordovu graclously fell In
with the plan. With the GIRLS future ~.
sured. this early experience could do her
no harm. ~
From her home at shcrry's Mrs. Do
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SNzSS GEORGzNA BILLINGS SELLS HER
FIRST PICTURE TO THE EVENING WORLD
Girl Artist Brought from
Montana Ranch by
Banker De Cord0va
Sketches Baby Grizzly
in Central Park-Re-
ccives Twenty Dollars
in Gold for Drawing.

GeorEtna Billings. the phenomena! girl
artist. who, through the interest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred De Cordova. has been
iransr!anted from Montana ranch TO
New York. where she Is studying ut the
Art League. made her hrst money to-.
day a an artist.
She drew the baby grizzly bear born
yesterday In Central Park and received
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SOME THINGS THkT
MURRAY HALL DID.

She voted the Tam many
ticket for thtrty.odd years.
she ,vss a n,ember Of the
Ir01uois Clsb. the political
body Of the Filth Assembly
District.
she smoked riEars and
chewed tobacco.
she was . confirmed poker
player.
she drank beer and
whiskey and liked to stay
out late with her political
friends.
She attended all Of the
district chowder parti~s.
she nearly knocked DOT =
policeman who attempted
IN arrest her.
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mead bent over her drawing pad.
The cub sent ou; a pisin;!re val! that
sounded like "Ma-ma,'
'ii makes aimosi a. much noise As IN.
Dear. in Wall street. remarked the
bankers wife. smiling.
Some Talk IN N~ar-.
Hes a I'm" cub 81 bear. al right.
said tn. keeper. approvlng!S.
Tn" cub extended It. neck and cried.
Then III" keeper held !, IN the neat and
Il croon.d Ike babe and kept lIiet for
a while
They Iii. ih- i-st.. remarked the
keeper. Just befor. took II away from
Its mother She had taken |; NJ In hcr
PANS and pt' II away under her lody.
u was very warm there. i-.. this Is
ne second grizzly tha; tias been horn In
nor i!v. LONE; Eut this one looks u. II
!, vii! last. Its mother II Al!r.. sho Il
eighteen rears old and weighs about
one thousand pounds. the father y
and tip, the scales AT Loo. He's "a Nm.
beast. Go AWAY Daisy" THIS to !, hnc
fox:tcrricr tina, tried to run her rose
against in" cub. You SEE continued
Of tn" cub and .s already 'nalpus %. IT,
The gtri. On her Knees near The stove.
rested for a numcn, and looked up. her
face full OF color. even to hcr rh,a
%isp az her brown hair. i"osened from
Lhr rest. on her forehca "a very prct,S
picture Of 4 girl.
Finally the sketch was finished ard
the party went 10 tn. ofic" OF Sup;.
Smith. who was highly pleased with III"
= snail n,s be h,rsy , ,S nan: The ''ie
Its name shall be Georg!na-"
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uururd ~. Hands.

Charles G!escn. twenty NV" years old
., ~ Ea., Eirhty.nrs, street, "n.
severely burned on both hands Will" al
work to-day ut Is East Sin"'y-Nr-t
street, lie was taken 70 the Presb%'
terrain Hospital
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a. The animal wouln howl all night;
ii. wouldn't eat unless Hall fe HIN. 50
n. escaped all attempts 10 Feed aim
meat with a little I::ythn!ne In ~
"'rhat iog. Hall used TO .ny, khoH
more than innst people. When ne Is
locked gu. he hoHls TO get In. Whtn ne
/, ius!d. he howls 10 Sc, ont.
Ii- HAD P"iitir"i Ideas.
II hell.Ne the state Administration
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tim Over and Killed.

Frank C. Bladgett. thirty.cight years
old. OF 81 Yves, Forty-hfth street. wau
run ever nv a railroad train at Ninety.
seventh street AMI North River at s
o'clock this morning ana Instantly
killed
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QUESTION HALF
A BLOCK LONG.
On Its Answer Depends
the Disposal Of Dooley
Fortune.
AWFUL QUERY IN
THE DOOLEY TRIAL.

Hypothetical Uuestion COM
tains .t.OtO words.
Would MI four columns of
Thr Evening World.
Longer thnn the brooklyn
bridge IL high.
Would reach ITO feet In
IiarnI type.
Takes thirty minutes to
read H..
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y-n-.u.,n Censor. Cables.

The Govcrnmsnt OF Venezuela has IS.
,anlished censorship over all irspatri.
- 10 and from sae United States.
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M.rnn.l Rove and y. G".h!i -" me
,,tink I!fi.i mack IN the wagon. ana t"'E
story until to-day fos,cred III. behct
thar the murder OF Meyer We.stoiF"
VA. done in the vicinity OF 50 Mulberry
street.
The search ,or W.i,s5ard's murd.rers
m, now sh.,..! from Mulberry 10 Mot'
street The peddier has b"ch N"'ea
from cecoufs saloon NJ Mulhe''S az"
nayard streets 10 ls Mott street
said on leaving the sa.oon he was So'h'
10 Mot, street 10 collect some noas!'
\, i.3 Mott street b. sold an unue''
sh!r, to DDmen!cp Isabella and ie't 'he
building abou; so O'Clock AFTER 'hA'
trace Of him has been lost.
This afternoon an Evening Word re-
ror,cr took Or. Asscita. OF Prince ana
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The yellow truck, drawn By gray
morse. IN whIrh trunk Was loaded ~
frost II 50 Mulberry street AT H." o'tl"cN
TUESDAY night. has been eliminated AZ =
cluc tn the Eaki River trunk mystery.
cant. Tltu. this afternoon said II wa.
a W..tcott express wagon WIN '".'"
from the Grand Contra! Depot LOT '"'
Asto. linus. Al the station was "'
!njurri Italian employee ~ the NeN
n,vcn md Hartford Road u" Vas
aiken 90 ~ some. ~ Mnlb"rfy street
nv the cSprc'rman II" trunk was re-
moved 20 LIT him from ~" bed o. ne
wagpa
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-24
1T IS ALL TRUE

The State Sentinel gives the whole Of
its valuable editorial space this weeb
to a reprint from a Wilmington papel
entitled "Slandering a State" Isn't n
a little strange that every journal of re.
pute, both Republican and Democratic.
should go out Of It's way to Islander
State? Wouldnt IL show a wide
spread Ignorance or malice inconceiv-
able If n were indeed a SANDER? no
our mind there is not one word that
can be construed into n SANDER of tho
State. II is rather 90 our credit that
our honor has been protected against
such assaults. The article, as everyone
knows, is by an impartial critic who has
no political bias.
The Addicks papers are doubtless
smarting under this lash of truth. and
IL is TO be hoped that they will recoe-
nize the lnfamy they have helped 10
Derpetuaie- For the stand they have
taken in sustaining Addicks in his car
nival OF debauchery they should be-
made to feel the sting Of public indie
nation. These papers know that every
word of the article in question Is true
and these papers could MI in delails|
which would make the story even more
revolving. Tell the truth, gentlemen.
yonr children's minds must not be poi
soned by lie. You have been parties
10 one of the vilest political crimes I'm
the history of our nation and all for
mess OF pottage. The truth of all this
matter is known TO ali honest, intelli-
gent men, and the time is approaching
when even the fool may understand
and the knaye acknowledge Il.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-24

Since the Wilmington city Railway
Company has issued tickets Il has served.
not only TO reduce ahos price for street
transportation,but has I'm several instances
lowered the price of shave. hair cut
SHINE and glass Of beer. 1t IS astonish-
Ing how many things car ticket Will
pay for. Saloon keepers i'm some parts
OF town do not hesitate to take a car
ucket In pay for a glass of beer and #
mas neen done ON several occasions. The
oootblack and the barber also baye
taken them In exchange for their skill
but 'here is no case on record where the,
nave leen dropped into the collection
basket In church. Last Friday evening
woman boarded n jefferson street car
OF the Peoples Railway Company. She
had a couple of market baskets and two
or three bundles. IL was here that the
city company's ticket met ils throw down
for the conductor refused TO take it. The
woman tried to explain. but the conductor
stopped the car for her to alight or pro-
duce nickel She alighted. but the little
car ticket had helped her about two
squares on her homeward way
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

o-moluow night the list OF char
Ter members OF the Spanish American
war Veterans Association will close
ana meeting for the election of oni-
GERS will be called.
Service over the body of John
sherman was held in the home of his
son. Joseph Bierman, this morning.
Claims against the tugboat Phila-
geiphia have been settled, and the boar
has been released.
Word was received in this ci.s ,ester-
day that a man by the name OF .sieholas
oDane, supposed to be OF wnn,ne,on
was run over end killed hy train st
Douglasville. Pa on Saturday.
George @. Rommeu. master me.
chanic Of the local division az NE phi.
aaelphia and Reading RAILROAD Com
pany, and a force Of men have return
ea iiom Cape May, where they we're
ENGAGED in unloading three trolley cars
and a locomotive. shipped from this
city on a float.