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Evening journal., 1901-07-09
SCHOOL BOARD
Has ORGANIZED
Civ Solicitor Decides That
SchalIar Is Qualified
President ShOrIIidgc Names thC
Standing Committees for The
Board Of Education

AT the meeting Of the Board of sdu
catiC=, neid last evening. Troasuror
Bartlam reported receipts OF S32 ,i515H
and expenditures amounting 10 the
same Standing committees wlre ap-
pointed as follows:
New Buildngs-Ir. A. Il. Frantz. H..
b. Morrow, James ID. Carter, DE-. John
Palmer, Dr.. r. ID. Cooper j. w. Schai-
fer. Or. j. Harvey Spruance.
Teachers-IA b. Morrow Or. John
Palmer, r. c. Fraim, James ID. Car
ter. Dr. A. Il. Frantz
BoOks-Dr John Palmer, l.. b. Nor
row. Robert Adair, DR.. b. II. Neasey,
William O. Brown.
Manual Training-Wiliam G.. Baugh,
Walter Buckmaster. William J. Bur
ton, Francis J. McGOvern, DR.. IL. G..
Buckmaster.
Repairs-Jamos d. Garter, Thomas
F. ODonnell, William G. Baugh, w. o.
Brown.
Fuel. Heating and Ventilation-Dr
A. +. Frantz, DR.. B. r. Neasey. WaltcI
Buckmaster, Dr. J. Harvey Spruance
John White.
Finance-Dr. b. r. Neasey, 5. j
Horn, William J. Burton
Acccunts-Dr. T. o. Cooper, j. Prince
Ford. S. J. Horn.
Printing-R. c. Fraim, Robert Adair
Bernard DonohOe
TRANSPORTATION c. kcrsey, J. Prime
| Ford. Robert Adair
Insurance-John c. Kersey. ThOma
f. O'Donnell, John Il. Postles.
Elections-R. c. Fraim, John e. Pos
ties, S. j. Horn.
Health-Dr J. Harvey Spruance, DI
T.. o. Cooper DR.. II. G. Buckmaster.
Law-RObelt Adair, Robert c. Fraim
Bernard Donohoe.
Evening schools-Dr j. Harve,
| Spruance, John White, DR.. II. G. Buck
master.
Library-Robcrt Adair. Robert c
Fraim, William j. Burton.
Z According to the opinion OF Ciiy Sc
l;titcr Roinhardt. the fact Of j. W
Schaffer not having the decd To- hi
property recorded. does not affect hi
seat IN the board as the conveyance {
The deed made Mr.. Schaffer owner {
tho property.
/, J. ID Carter reported the total rC
P ccipts Of the High School Committee {
/ he s1S0GO After tho expenses are pal
D a balance Of S722 was left On hi
b. motion an order fer $50 WAS drawn ]
favor Of A. H. Berlin for High SchoC
lrrizcs. Mr.. Carter reported that the re
coipts fer the Howard School com
monccment were S23l01. and the os
renses S2701S leaving a deficit 9
s36.17. An order was drawn in fave
of Miss Edwina b. Kruse, principal
1.-THE school. for the amount
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
MURDERER OF FATHER
STILL EVADES LAW
Detectives, Police and Constables Virtually
Are Securing the State for the
Youthful Criminal
rIANY AT VICTIMS FUNERAL

funeral OF the murdered man yesterday
afternoon. and number of handsome
floral offerings surrounded the black
casket containing the body.
Services were conducted by the Rev.
Frank p. Harris, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, and the Rev. H. L. Bun
stein, OF the Presbyterian Church. Mr..
Bunstein referred to the tragic death
of Mr.. Windsor. and extended his sym
pathy to the family in their hour of
distress. Throughout the service
hymns we're sung by quartet from the
Presbyterian Church.
The pall-bearers were ]. Stanley
Short, Fisher Pierce, Benjamin Collins
Charles Jones, Bevans Brown and
Frank Kramlich. Interment was made
in Odd Fellows Cemetery, the ritual
of the Improved Order of Red Men, o
which the deceased was a member, be
ing conducted at the grave.
The State fears that It's star witness
LOttie Wright, the colOred chamber
maid, who saw the shooting. will b'
tampered with in the interests Of youni
Windsor
Although the family promised to de
liver the murderer up TO Detective Rat
ledge after the funeral, they refused t.
keep their promise, and Harry Wind
sor. eldest son of the murdered man
told the detective that he could no
give his brother up to have his necl
stretched
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
TROUBLE Is THRElTENED
IN STREET CAR STRIKE

Rochester, July "a crisis is ex
pcClcd to-day In the street labcrcrA'
strike. True TO their word, the con-
tractors have imported outeids labor
ors. At O'Clock this morning sixty 10
horers, mostly Italians, arrived al
Brighton, "A suburb OF Rochester The
men are from New York The train
was met by deputy ahorlffs. who escort
ed the non-rnion men IN tallyhts t1
the city limits, who're squad OF twcn.
ty-iive. policemen escorted men "a
barracks prepared for them near Ma d
street East and Culver road
The pirikCrs were taken completely
by surprise One OF the New Yuri
men asked a reporter II there was Z
strike ON here ON being told tha
there was he said Il was news 10 thl
newcomers. and they would rather no
have come TO Rochester. Trouble u
feared
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
NTnBL SFRlKE
TO Bb ShTThED
Shalivr Gives Out Statement
Regarding Conference Of
Thursday

Pittsburg, July 9.-Omcers Of the
Amalgamated Association and the
American Sheet steel company held a
two hours conference here yesterday
afternoon. AT its conclusion President
Shaffer made the following statement:
"That which believe will prove the
most important conference in the his
tory of capital and labor will oren in
Hotel Lincoln. Pittsburg. next Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock. when the
highest officials of the Amalgamated
Association gathered from all parts of
the country will meet with high Off
GERS in the iron and steel industries
TO settle grave questions. Every vice
president of the Amalgamated Asso'
citation from Alabama north is hurry
ing toward Pittsburg tonight on my
telegraphic order AS yet ] am in ig-
norance as to who will constitute the
committee representing the steel peo-
pie. the employers. have been in
formed that President Charles M
Schwab. Of the United States Stee
corporation will be present in person
but do not know this to be a fact
I believe the strike will be speedily
settled"
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
MRTHODINTN Arb
MONEY RAINBRN
Sixteen Churches Have Raised
Their Conference Academy
AppOrtiOnmcntS

Preceding Elder WATT of The Wilinins-
ton district. wilmington NJ. f. Confer
epce. reported this morning taat sixteen
Of the forty-six churches of the district
have raised their apportionmcnt Of the
sg7 900 debt against the Conference Acad-
cmv. in Dover. The money i'm hand Is
about $1,000. but Dr Watt expects the
amount TO be materially increased before
Saturday by the receipt Of money from
other churches. The presiding elder ices
confident that all the money needed VIII
he in hand within a short time.
OF the churches that have raised lheir
apportionment but two are I'm Whining
ION. These are Epworth and Asoury.
The former raised the sum of $500 ana
the latter $500 Tine other fourteen
churches of this district which have dis
charged the duty demanded of them by
the recent conference, are:
Bethel end Summit 500; Rising sun
sl5o: Cherry Hin. $50; Mt Pleasant $780,
Mt Lebanon. $3.50; Port Deposit, SoO0i
CIaymont. $50: Ebenczcr Sioo, Newark
500: Edge Moor, $25; kirlSwood. $780, ST
Johns, $3.50. Pcrryvillc, $780, 81. Georges
$50 Partial settlements with other
churches increase the total 10 figure.
stated.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
SITUATION Is UNCHANGED
Painters Will Give Moonlight to Wash
ing;On Park Friday Evening

The strike situation to-day Is un-
changed. and the men remain firm IN
ihsir determination to hold ont until their
demands prc granted.
AZ This mornings meeting in Turn Hall
the machinists were presented with
check for Ss5 from mcphcrs of Windsor
Lodge. No. 49, Sons of ST. George, for
which they expressed their appreciation.
Painters of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth 60. are ass Determined to hold their
own. as are the machinlsis, and are we'll
organized on Friday evening" members
of ~ union viii give a moonlight eNcur-
sion 20 Washington Park.
No now men went to work to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
NANY AT

Contrary to expectations, based on
runner alone, J. Edward Windsor did
net give himself up yesterday after the
funeral Of the father he had so cruelty
murdered. He still is in hiding, ana
his relatives refuse to aid the state Of
tlcials in capturing the slayer OF
Thomas B. Windsor.
Attorney General Ward has issued a
vigorous order to any constable in Del
aware and addressed a special order
to Sheriff Peter ]. Hart, of Georgetown,
to have a search made and cause the
arrest of young Windsor wherever he
may be found.
IL is understood that the attorney
general will draw on his extra oontin-
GENT fund in this case to bring the muir
derer to justice. ~
Sheriff Hart yesterday went to MI
ford and instituted a vigorous search
of the hotel and town, and came away
witho,st Edward Windsor, saying; In
nv opinion, James Edward windsor
has gone South, and that's where we
better look for him"
Seven constables, all the police ol
Milford, two sheriffs, and one STATE dc
tective have joined the hunt for the
voune man. He was last seen bound
for Enendale to take the Queen Anne
railroad for Baltimore.
There was big attendance at Nht
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
WEAVER PROVES ALIBI
IN Ills ASSAULT CASE

At this mornings session of Municipal
Court. the hearing in the Weaver case
Ina which the defendant was charged
with assault and battery on Annie Scott,
colorcd. was resumed and live more wit
ncssca swore that Weaver was not In the
crowd when the assault was committed.
About twelve witnesses testified for the
defendant and but four for the prosecu-
tion. The ease was dismissed.
Michael Deroso. charged with assault
ing Louis sauzone on June 30, was ar
raigncd aHd was represented by Walter
II. Hayes. The ease was continued until
tomorrow morning because of the alb
sence of Samuel Pco for the defense. An
attachment was issued for Peo.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
SUICIDE CLAIM PAID SAME DAY
THAT PROOF OF DEATH REACHED
HOME OFFICE OF MUTUAL LIFE

Reisman to Mr.. Fell, the company's
general agent here:
July 3, 1891.
Mr.. Herbert N. Fell, General Agent
The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York, Wilmington
Del
Dear Sir: l beg to thank YOU for the
prompt payment OF policy No 963.1l4,
81 200 on the life of my husband, Eman-
ucl Reisman.
This policy was issued on May 2l
1899. and only three years premiums
were paid on same While there seems
to be no reason for Mr. Reisman COM
hitting suicide. except business cares
still wish to express my appreciation
Of the just treatment and exceedingly
prompt payment. The final papers did
not reach the company until July 2, and
the check was forwarded on the same
day.
Again assuring you of my apprecia
ticn. | am. Very truly yours,
NINA REISMAN.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

The policies Of The Mutual Lille are
clear distinct and busincsslike docu-
ments and can be understood by any
one There are no technicalities cr
doubtful phrases. and the contract be
tween The company and the policy
holders is set forth in words and hs-
ures so plainly that no nisapprehen-
sion or controversy can arise between
the management and the members Of
the company
All death claims are paid immCdi-
ately upon the acceptance OF satisfde-
tory proofs.
Mrs. Nina Reisman, the wife OF
Emanuel Reisman, VINO recently
committed suicide on account of busi-
ness cares, was the beneficiary under
policy No. 1868 ia in The Mutual Life
issued ON May q. 1899 Below is let
ter of acknowledgment from Mrs
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
HELD
!. ANNUAL ELECTION
Old Officers Of Harlan and
HOIIingSWOrlh Named
STRIKE POSITIOi THE SAME
Firm Will Not Grant Ninc-hOur
SVSIcm With a Nine Hour
Pay

In the Offices OF the Harlan and liol-
lingsworth Company this morning the
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the firm was held and officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
The meeting was called at 10 80
O'Clock. and nearly all q tho.e inlrr-
ested in tho concern wcr- pee [, 80
election was as follows:
President. Henry I Cause; vi ~
president. Horace w Cause, treasurer
s. X. smith, secretary, w. ID. Dlmocki
directors. H. T. Cause II w. Cause. =.
K Smith. }. Rodney Cause aud I. .
Sltaw.
Il was rumcred frequently at to-day's
meeting the Causes would retire from
the MANAGEMENT OF the Arm, but the
election proved that all such reports
we're unfounded, as they still retain
control OF the concern.
NO ACTION ON STRIKE
Routine business was transacted At
the meeting, and no discussion took
place regarding the strike situation. TO
a reporter OF the Evening Journal Hor-
ace W. Cause said to-day;
This firm never requested a confer
encc with the strikipa machinists they
\ conferred with us OF their own accord
We cannot grant the demand for the
nine-hour system with ten hours pay
! Neither can we accede to the nine.
hour system with nine hours pay. II
we grant machlnlsts such hours, the
ltest OF the men in the works have tho
j same right to make EuCh demands as
4 they have. NH
The. payroll under the nine hou'
system. with nine hours pay. would bt
practically the same as the ten7holn
fystom with ten hours pay. we would
Hose nothing SO far as the payroll l'
concerned. but you can see how A
would anect the output We omnlo,
Z between 1000 and 1900 men whtrh =,
lundcf nine-hour system. even VIII
uinc hours pay would mean a iosl
at least 2.l00 hours per day
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
I,nrrnIna and Comn,rt

The Golden Rule Millinery Company Of
No. 90 Market street. Is having a great
clearing sale this week and prizes IA
straw hats. trimmed hats. flowers. dress
waists and corscts are being captured at
phenomenal prices Some people say the
prices are ridiculously small The store
is cheerful and comfortable well lighted
and perfectly ventilated, and so cool as
90 make shopping "A pleasure Instead of a
duty on these hot days. The hrm studies
the personal comfort of its patrons as
well SIS how TO make the word bargain,
worthy of its name.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
AUNDEE OF EXCURSIONS BOOKED
Wilmington Steamboat Company Will be
Busy This Week

Several excursions have been booked
for this week 10y the Wilmington Steam
boat Company rhey are ass follows;
10 National Park-Calvary Baptist
church. to-day; lcpworth NJ. E. Church,
of this city, and Ridley Park Baptist
church. of Chester, ON Friday: TO Wash
ingtan park-Gracc a. NJ. r.. Ghurch,
and Iifth Presbyterian Church. Chester,
to-day .Brandywinc Conelavo, no. 4, HEP
tasophs or Seven Wise Men, tomorrow
Young Peoples Lutheran Association
Thursday. from p. m. Thursday night
untn ] a. m. Friday night a moonlight
oNcurslon from Philadelphia.
The Robert Emmett Literary Assoc a.
uon. % Chester. will give a moonlight cx.
cursion on Saturday night to Washing.
ton Iark.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

One of the wheels Of a coal wagon
broke through the scales at the Tad
man & Hickman factory this morning,
but 10 serious damage was done.
Sarah oliver, AGED 80 years, who
died in Farnhurst yesterday, was taken
to Newark fer in.erment to-day
From the John NJ Rogers Press a
handsome pamphlet, containing the
has been issued.
While coming from Che, ter to VIII
mington by trolley last evening sam
uel Morris OF Greenwood, missed his
wallet containing SlS.
"A movement IS on foot among the
local coal dealers to close their places
Of business at noon at Saturday in or
der to give their employees a Saturday
half holiday
George Bo-th. whose fingers were
badly mashed while working in the Au-
gustino Paper Mills yesterday is rest
ing comfortably in the Delaware Hes
pital.
The horse belonging 10 the Dia
mand lee Company which was struck
by a trolley car at Thirteenth and
riously injured
-Cranston & Justis were awarded a
judgment for S26.O9 against Henry G.
Durham on a book account Of $5l0g
yesterday.
E c. Hardesty's cottage in Reho
both will not be occupied by the Della
ware College Cutting Club, as was eX-
pected
Boys who tampered with switches
on the line of the Brandywlne Springs
| Railway Company are being hunted fci
by company officials.
Register Crossan has granted let
ters testamentary on the estate oi
Mary =. Kelley to Francis Kelley and
Annie Mae Smith, and letters tesla.
mentary on the estate of Ellen c. Kyle
to Mary A. Mulhern.
Managers of the Country Weel
branch of the Associated Charities Is
in need of money with which 10 carry
on their work.
Archibald Mcclellan the architect
who designed the Garfield monumen
here. died in Bridgeport. Conn. OF
Saturday evening.
The Broome Street Heights Asso
citation already is discussing a FOurti
Of July celebration for next year
Albert II. Palmer, who is serving
q four-years' sentence In New Casl'
Jail for horse-stealing continues to b'
very i'll because of progressive muscu
lar atrOphy.
Members of the Women's Homo
Missionary Society of Union NJ. Il
! Church met at Bgandywine Springs to
4 day
Joseph Undenhill Of this city. hai
been granted an original pension of Sc
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
MR.. COOPER CRONS WORSE
Sad Information Game From Clifton
Springs This Morning

Information received from Clifton
Springs Sanitarium, New York, this
morning is that Peter L. Cooper, OF
this city, is not so we'll as he was sew
eral days ago. In fact, there has come
a change for the worse in the patient s
condition, which is causing the mem
bers of his family much anxiety.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Mr.. ROGERS IN PATERSON
HAS LEASED His Home Here 10 Philadel-
phia Business Man

The handsome residence of Theodore
B Rogers, on the line OF the Delaware
City railway, below New Castle, has
been leased 10 Henry Yerkos. a Phila
dolrhia business man, who Is spending
the Summer there with his family.
Mr. Rogers went TO Paterson, n. J,
three months ago to live with his uncle
who died recently, and whose will has
furnished much interesting newspaper
reading of late. lie was Mr. Rogers
fayurie nerhew.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
TRICK Is CLEARED
IN ClYED.!Y TUNNEL IJIiAGINgE

Traffic through Union tunnel OF the
Pennsylvania railroad in Baltimore
was resumed yesterday. Only one OF
tho two tracks which run through the
mnuol is. as yet, available, but It is
lhuueht that full service viii be re-
sumed within day or two. Extfaordi-
nary prerartions have been taken by
the railroad company to insure the
safety of the tunnel in the future. 1t
is estimated that the loss to the COM
pany by the accident will reach $40 000
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

pay Adams for the work whether he Is
recognized ass assistant city solicitor or
not, but an obstacle has now been met
Charles H. Bla ne, the president of Coun-
ell. Is a Republican, and q Is not likely
that he will sign the check to pny Adams
treasurer will not pay A. The nemo-
.crats clalm that boy majority vote they
can compel ne precedent of Chunc To
sign the check or can order it pnid with-
out lbs signature, but this IS doubtful. IN
addition to this the city treasurer, who
is also a Republican. might hold up the
check II he $50 desired
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
MONEY FOE SCHOOL TEACHERS
Maids Now Well Equipped for Thcir Sum
mer Vacation

There was bevy of lght-hearted and
pretty maidcns i'm the rooms of the Board
OF Education this morning. They were
the instructors in the city public schools
and were there for their monthly pay
which the board allowed last evening.
The sum OF $4,000 was divided among
them. and all left the bu ldng we'll
equipped for their vacations. which will
be spent in various places.
1t was the last payday for he teach
ers until October.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Operat,ons Resumed

Newport, july y.
Marshall Iron Company resumed opera
ton On Monday after a close down Of
four days
The strong Highland baseball club, of
Wilmington. crossed bats with the New
port Baseball Club on Saturday. and de-
,feated Newport by the score of Is TO -.
Although our local boys are badly crip-
Piled, they showed a good account Of
themselves.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
NIore FlIiplno. Havc snrrcndercd

Manila, July 9.-Thcre have been a
number Of additional suwendcrs to
Colonel Wint In all 50 officers and
i75 men with 236 rifles and l6 revOlv-
ers have surrendered to him. or the
Ninth Cavalry dcserters DubOse and
Russell have surrendered. and Hunter
and Victor were brought in by Bellar-
minO.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
I.rlnrs ohrL.,Ian % come Hsr.

Copenhagen. July 9.-Prinoe Chris
tian, eldest son of the Crown Prince.
intends to visit the United States on
board his yacht in the Spring OF 1909.
unless in the meantime the kings age
should bring about the accession Of the
Crown Prince Prince and Princess
Charles of Denmark also contemplate
a trip TO America in 1902.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Idars Chnnge rheir Plans

Chief of Police Eugene Massey has
received a letter from the Liars Club,
OF Philadelphia. informing him that tae
members had decided TO spend their
vacation in Allentown, Pa, instead of
Wilmington. The chief is invited TO
be the guest of the club during Us out
ing. which will be ON July Is.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
LEGISLATURES WON'T MEET
Governor Says Story That He Aspires
to senatOrshtp IL iRidicuIoue

The presence OF Governor HUM Ia this
city yesterday caused a revival .of the re-
port that he was going TO call 4 special
session of the General Assembly for tbs
purpose OF having himself ana another
man. who would not be J. Edward Ad-
dicks. elected United States senator's.
The governor laughed and 50 this
whole. thing was ridiculous
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
KI,s,hencr Reports Boer I,osses

London. July 9.-Lcrd Kitchener re-
ports the Boer losses since July 1 to
have been as follows: Killed, 49,
wounded, %, taken prisoners. 1872; sur
rendered. 81. One hendred and forty
nine rifles. 1000 rounds Of ammunitior
Sl2 wagons and many horses and cattle
have also been captured by the Brit
ish in that time.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
MiII Kcnort Tn.morrcw

The Evening Journals prize contest
for essays upon trees, in which so
many school children are Interested.
closed on Saturday at neon. The pa
pers are in the hands of the commit
tee. and a report may be expected in
the issue OF tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Wind Damages Rarn

Wind of Sunday night damaged the
barn ON the farm of Winfield S. Tallcy, IA
Brandywine hundred and demolished
shed property of the Changers in The
same neighborhood.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
snmn,cr nrlnI,s

Qlart bottle Ginger Ale Root Beer
farsapanlla and Lcmon SOda, 3 for
2ic.. 9Oc dozen; also bottled Beers,
Alcs. Stouts. Wines and Liquors. Leave
order nt either store Eighth ANA KING
Streets Fourth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Wu Attend I1IlxA, nfoetinp

During the week ending July % the
annual session of the Grand Lodge of
the Benevolent Order Of Elks will be
! held in Milwaukee. Local members Of
| the lodge viii attend
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
IraIians liave Fierce ,SIeht

In an Italian fight near Bellevue on
Sunday three Italians were badly in
jufed. Several arrests have been made,
but no one has been held
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
chier Ilns Ln.t pnele,hook

On July / a pockeibook containing
money. pawn ticket and two medals,
was found i'm the street. 1t lis now IN
the possession of Chief of Police Mas
sey and can be obtained by proving
ownership.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Mnrn orl.l l,r ,hstlrr NNl

Cctinca.cs for The Incorporation Of
The Now Ccntcry Milling and Mining
Company. capital 5000 OoO. and the Star
Tobacco Company, capital S200OOO,
wclc hlcl with Secretary Of Stlie Lay
t-n hy Josiah Marvel to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
rnllcr. rrns,rn. tn Mect

I'm Rehoboth Tonight the annual meet
ing OF the Delaware State College for
Colored Students VIII he held. The prin-
cipal duty OF directors will be the election
OF officers
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

In the water main in the bed of
the Christiana river at Third street a
large leak has been discovered, sup
posed to have been caused by the rock
drilling machine coming in contact
with the pine.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Hnme nInnncers 20 Mect

The regular monthly meeting of the
Crittentou Home will be held in
the home. No. 9l7 West Ninth street, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. The man
ayers meeting will he at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
MnrLhnmse Trustccs Mert

Trustees of the County Workhuuse
met in j. Frank Balls office this morn
ing and transacted routine Ousine. -.
Another session will be held this af.er-
noon.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
lightning struck Newark Home

Lightning which accompanied Sun
day nights storm, struck the house of
William Cooch, in Newark and dam
aged it slightly. A tree in the yard
was demolished
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Indian. Adoption wa- interesting

The induction of A. Wheclock, the
fun blood Indian into Hopocohackng
Tribe, l. o. II. NJ last evening. Was
with great ceremony and an unusually