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Evening journal., 1902-07-26
BASEBALL NOTES

Tamaqua at Front and Union streets.
New Cumberland over the bridge
Rain spoiled them.
The Delaware team now claims the
championship Of the State for teams aver
aging rs years.
Winham is in New York with his family
The Journeymen House Painters will
play Hutchns Centre, which is composed
of cigar dealers.
Manager Mahoney, Bonner, Cassidy and
Agnew We're in Wilmington yesterday.
Bridgcville defeated Harrington ycster-
day by the score of TO 4.
Foreman is reported TO have signed
with Rochester n. Y.
Tamaqua will be here today, and
nothing but rain will prevent the peo-
pie of this city from seeing one of the
best games of the season, as Manager
Sullivan claims that he has the fastest
aggregation of ball tossers in this
ank.
Tamaqua has won twenty-one out Of
|thirty-three games played, which is a
fine record. The batting order is as
ollows:
Schrimer /. f.; DermOtt C. f., Farley,
2b.; Curley. s. s.. Schmaltz, 3D.; Bacon,
lb; Beard, p.; Brehm, +. T.; LaWlOr, c.;
Stafford, Wright, Farmer and Sullivan,
utility
There are some players on the team
who need no introduction to the pub
lie. as It is known that they are good
men, several Of whom have played in
he league.
Chester will be ON deck Monday and
the way these two teams will go at
each other will be worth seeing.
Wig says he must win.
Tuesday Palmyra, of New York, will
O hcre.and everybody knows what this
team can do The patrons are sure TO
see another fine exhibition of the ma
tional sport.
Thursday the Philadelphia Giants,
who played the colts such hard game
before. will be here.
Friday Norristown will be the at
raction.
Saturday Haddonfeld. which team
defeated Atlantic City and Cuban X
Giants so easily, will be here ready to
do business.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
BXgITING RENCUh
Oh TEAMSTRR
Taken From Beneath The
Heels Of Fractions Horses
Pupils Protest Against RumOrS About
Miss Race Whom They Desire
for Assistant Principal
Special to the Evening Journal


New Castle, July 26.-Joseph Manix,
who is employed by A. r. kee, who has
the contract to haul the lumber which Is
being used to put refrigerator cars in
condition for hauling peaches came near
losing his life yesterday. Mr.. ManiX was
on his way to the battery and was stand
ing on the tongue OF the wagon, when he
slipped and fell between the horses One
OF the animals began kicking and the
other took fright and started TO run.
William Pustnl stopped the horses and
rescued Mr.. Manix who was slightly in
jured.
The city Council had a special meeting
last evening FOR the purpose Of accepting
the tax collectors duplicates.
A number of citizens and also pupils of
the New Castle High School are anxious
TO see what action the Board OF Education
intends TO take next Tuesday evening re-
garding the electing Of teachers for the
coming year
A committee Of the High School pupils
has sent the following to the president
and members of the Board OF Education:
1--WE tho pupils OF the High School
deeply regret that your honorable body
failed TO take action by electing Miss
Race as vice principal for another year.
We most respectfully protest against GER
tain rumors to the effect that Miss Race
permitted us to do as we pleased. These
rumors are untrue in every particular.
DR. Richardson placed us on our honor
at the beginning of the school year and
the general department of the High
School was good.
Superintendent Deiner, of the New
Castle and Wilmington Electric Railway,
said last evening that the freight car
would be put in operation on August l..
The two duplex cars viii be operated in
the evenings FOR the purpose of taking
trolley parties. instead of the double
truck cars which have been used hereto
fore.
William Carter Of Philadelphia. is Wis
iting John McFarlin.
James Mcguire win go TO Stanton to-
day where he win pitch a game for the
Christiana baseball team against Stanton
Miss Mary Green. of Newport, is the
guest Of Mrs. James Challenger.
Percy White, who has been employed by
the Frank Wells Construction Company
In Trenton, has returned home on ac-
count Of poor health
Andrew Dillin. who Is an attendant at
fanhurst, and has been spending ten
days vacation at New Castle with his
mother returned TO his work this morn
Ing.
fairy snaveley is nursing a mashed
foot.
The u. s. V. team win go to Delaware
City this afternoon where It will play
the Sunset baseball team of that place.
The IT, S. V. lineup is: Wise D.; Foster
c.: Frazier, ss.; King. h.; Bowen, Oh. !,
Smith 3D.; Lancaster, RI; Neir cf.; Ped
rick, H.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
NOTES FROM COUNTIES
JUST BEYOND OUR BORDER
MARYLAND NOTES

The Democratic Congressional pri-
maries will be held in Hartford county Au-
gust 8.
Clarence Clifford, Of Pennington was
severely injured by falling from a ladder
at his home.
The capital stoc. Of the Highland
Telephone Company, Of Hartford county,
has been reduced from 1000 TO 500 shares.
Professor w. c. Stevenson, editor OF
the Jacob Tome Institute Monthly, has
been succeeded by George Bancroft Fer
nald, "A graduate Of Harvard University.
C. c. Pusey. mayor Of Havre de Grace,
and a boat builder, has received an order
from the Cramp Shipbuilding Company
of Philadelphia, for a large number OF life
boats for vessels building at Cramps
yards.
The 4-year- old child Of William Ster-
ling, OF Crisheld, was fatally burned last
night while playing with matches.
Miss Martha Biddle, Of Elkton, who
has been a public school teacher in Cecil
county for the past forty-three years,
has applied to the State Boord Of Edu-
cation for a pension of 5000 a year
Miss Laura Coleman, daughter OF
Postmaster Coleman. of Chesapeake City,
was severely injured by being struck by
a brick thrown at a cat by Oakley Bar
wick. Of that place.
Martin Eppel, a cOachman, hanged
himself last night in barn on the place
of Charles b. Roberts. near Lutherville.
George Rogers. who operates the Bel
air electric light plant, was caught in the
shafting yesterday and painfully wound
ed.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Two Rathers Rescued

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle, July 26.-Harry Jackson
and Isaac Uhlman. of Philadelphia
who are visiting friends at this place
narrowly escaped drowning yesterday.
They visited Cofeld Beach and, after
donning bathing suits, proceeded to the
Kee beach, where they found a plank
which they pushed out into the river.
They kept going out toward deeper
water, although advised that they were
running a great risk Uhlman stepped
into deep water before he was aware
OF il. On coming to the surface he
cried for help, and Jackson came to his
rescue. Ulhlman grabbed his compan-
ion and they were both going down
when Joseph Roberts, James A. Mar
shall and Charles Roberts went to
their aid and brought them ashore af-
ter some difficulty.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
PEASANTS HAVE
TAKEN UP ARMS
Catholic Sisters Fight The
FOrCibIe School CIOSiDg
French Police Are De6ed and In
authorized Places Of Learning
Turned IniO FOrtreSSCS

Paris. July 26.-A cabinet council at
the Elysee Palace yesterday examined
the questions brought up by the appli.
cation of the law of associations
President Loubet signed decree sub.
mitted by the premier. NJ. Combes, or
dering the forcible closure of 26 con
gregationists schools in Paris and 10
the department of the Seine. which
have refused to dispense voluntarily
DEGREES closing forcibly similar
schools in other departments will be
signed so soon as the prefeots' reports
are received.
A serious situation is prevailing In
the Catholic country around Brest on
account of the closing of the unau.
thorized schools. The countryside has
taken up arms and is determined to
resist any attempt at the forcible exc.
cuion of the orders OF the premier. A
school at Ploudaniel has been convert
ed into a fortress. barricades have
been erected and the inhabitants have
formed a Gordon about the surround.
ing area. The lady superior salt: :
"You see our barricades They must
shoot us before we yield There will
be bloodshed If any one attempts to
enter" Placards have been posted in
the townships urging resistance to the
police.
The POPULATION of Landerneau, 12
miles from Brest, has formed relays
TO guard the school, and peasant WON.
en- sit on benches opposite the gate,
knitting while awaiting the coming
Of the gendarmes. They are greatly
excited, and declare they prefer TO be
shot rather than abandon the sisters.
The lady superior of the Landerneau
convent said: Like true Bretons, we
will only yield 60 force The women
and other people who are guarding the
school night and day have given us q
courageous example"
A strange scene, reminiscent Of
stormier. sadder days in France, oc.
CURED yesterday at the Elysee Palace.
A large delegation of women, includ.
ing the wives of several members of
the chamber Of deputies. assembled
at the palace 70 endeavor personally
TO imploro Madame Loubet to appeal
70 her husband, the president, to stop
the school prosecutions. Madame Lou.
bet sent out word TO them by General
Dubois. head Of the presidents mill.
tary household, that IL was impossible
for her to receive a deputation upon
a subject which was solely within the
scope Of the executive.
The wife OF Deputy Reille made a
violent protest Tell Madame Lou.
bet she said, that the blood OF WON.
en- viii flow if measures are not taken
TO stop this III treatment of the sisters.
We will address a letter to the wife
Of the president, In which We will de-
clare war upon the oppressors. The
Christian women of France have de-
cided not TO suffer in silence"
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
DIED

O'TOOLE.-I nthis city. on the 2lth in
slant. Patrick O'ToOle, aged 43 years
Relatives and friends and Holy Name
Society are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral. from his late residence, No.
j24 East Seventh street. on Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. High mass at St
Marys Church. Interment at New Ca
thedral Cemetery.
rRUITT-On the 23d instant, Samuel r..
Truitt, aged 6S years.
Relatives and friends Of the family ara
respectfully invaed To attend the fu-
leral from the residence of his daughter.
drs. George i. Sem, No. ~ West See
nj street. on Sunday afternoon. july n
{ $50 o'clock lnterment at Mt. Salem
cemetery.
.YONS-In this citv. on the 2ith instant.
Mary A. Lyons, daughcr of Cornelius
and the late Mary. Lyons, aged is years
and months
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
esidence OF her grandparents No. 723
,hurch street. on Monday morning at Q
clock. High mass at ST. Marys Church.
nterment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
sREER.- Suddenly. In this city. on July
-. 1902. James Greer, Jr.. aged 40 wears
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
HANNAH Marshallton. Del. on July
%, 1902, Mary f., widow of John G..
Hanna, aged 20 years.
NJ MMONIGLE.-In this city, on July "a
1902 John, son Of Joseph and Margaret
McMonigle, aged months.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Pennsylvania NEWS NOTES

A faithful watchdog on the premises
Z William S Hunt, of Green Hill,
Cutod a bold burglar last night.
While Frank Preston, his wife,
hild and two sisters were driving in
West Chester wheel of their wagon
roke. throwing them out. All the
members OF the party, except the baby,
ustained bruises.
William Schlott was arrested in
Reading by Detective Focht on the
barge of cruelty to animals. Detec-
i've Keffer is the prosecutor The al
egations are that Schlott poured tur-
pentine on dog, causing great suffer
ng.
A trolley car collided with a car
riage containing Coroner Edward S
Fry, at Chester late last evening. Cor
oner Fry was thrown out and the horse
nd vehicle were carried along about
100 feet by the car. The coroner was
adly injured and the carriage demOl-
ished.
Lightning struck the house Of Joshua
Brown. of Oxford. yesterday morning,
and ripped a hole in the roof. w. G..
Mhit0s barn, at COleraine, was struck
Bnd burned to the ground. Mr. ROwin-
Ki's barn. at White Rock. was struck
and burned, together with the sum
ners harvest.
The rain storm that visited Chester
and vicinity yesterday caused a suspen-
ion at the mills OF the Lincoln Manu-
acturing Company, the Jordan mills
and the mills of the Standard Spinning
company.
James j. Charles, of Washington, d..
G.. has identified the man killed by a
tain near Darby as his brother, II. H..
'harles. an actor, known on the stage
8 Harry Ainsley.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
A sad WlreIess Messann.

Queenstown. July 26.-Clarence H..
Mackay. son of the late John w.
MaclSay. who was a passenger on
board the Cunard line steamer Cam
pania. from New York, July 10. which
arrived here yesterday. received the
news of his fathers death by wireless
telegrapy at p. m, July "a. from the
west-bound steamer Saxonia. of the
same line, Mr. Mackay received a
large number Of kilograms here. The
wireless news created the greatest
sympathy for Mr.. Mackay among the
Campanias passengers.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
THE CEDARS
LAND AND Improvement CO.,
Wilmington, Del.
.OWEST RATES EVER OFFERED
TO NIAGARA FALLS.

The Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
yay Company has arranged for q num-
er OF personally conducted tours to
Niagara Falls on dates as fol-
lows: Thursday, July 81; Thurs
day, August IA; Saturday, Au-
ust 80; Thursday, September IL; Sat
rday, September q; and Thursday,
october 8. Tickets will be good going
n train leaving Philadelphia at $50
. m. on date of excursion, arriving at
Jiagara Falls, $50 p. m. Tickets good
return within ten (10) days on any
rain Except the Black Diamond Tx
ress), permitting stopover at Buffalo,
Rochester Junction (fOr Rochester,
without extra charged, Geneva, Bur-
ette (for Watkins Glen) and Mauch
hunk.
Low rates for side trips are made
or parties holding and showing Nj
CARA Falls special excHrsion tickets;
Information relative to same furnished
n application to Philadelphia and
leading Railway Ticket Agents.
The exceedingly low rate of $1,000
or the round trip has been named for
'hese select tours.
Special fast train is composed Of
|Yestibuled Pullman Parlor Cars, and
Jay Coaches, and will stop at Wilkes
Barre for dinner and at Geneva for sup
er.
Pullman Parlor Car seats reserved
n advance.
Consult Philadelphia and Reading
icket Agents for particulars relative
o these select trips via the Scenic
ieading-Lehigh Valley Route.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Accident to Pleasure Yaoht

Atlantic City, n. j., July 26.-The
sloop yacht Pittsburg, Captain J. Mon.
roe. met with a serious accident at
sea yesterday afternoon, throwing the
passengers into state Of dangerous
excitement The boats bottom hit
some object off Young's Pier. which
stove a hole in her. The water poured
in. and passengers as well as shin
hands had to help bail out She finally
made a landing and was towed to
Gardner's basin, where she sank to
the deck rim.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
New Equipment For Pennsy Flyers.

Chicago. July 26.-The management
of the Pennsylvania Railroad has de-
cided to provide new equipment
throughout for the trains Of the Penn
sylvania limited and the Pennsylvania
special. The latter is the new 20-hour
train between Chicago and New York.
The cost Of the new equipment will be
in the neighborhood OF $1,000, 600, and
the order is now being executed by the
Pullman company. The order requires
the building of 80 cars. For each SER
vice four trains will be provided.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Theater struek ey LIahtnIna.

Lancaster. Pa. July 26.-The thea
ter at Conestoga Park, owned by the
Conestoga Traction Company. was
struck by lightning yesterday and de-
stroyed by FIRE. All its contents were
burned. including the costumes of the
Columbia Opera Company. which was
filling an engagement there. The loss
is about $4,000
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
NEW JERSEY ITEMS

Theodore Hall. of Salem, went down
to Oal5wood Beach to bathe Instead
of leaving his money in the bathihouse
he planted it in the sand and placed a
stick with a rag on it 50 that he might
locate it when wanted. The wind and
waves washed the signal away, and he
has not yet discovered the place
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Guard Officers to be Examined

Sergeant w. A. Watson. of Company
f, and Sergeant Major George II. Car
ter, of the First Infantry, Milford, have
been ordered to appear before the
State Military Board for examination
for first and second lieutenants. respec-
lively. The meeting of the board will
be held at the Armory in this city next
Monday night. The order having been
issued yesterday by Colonel Theodore
Townsend. eommandant of the First
Infantry, N. G.. ID.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Landlsville campmeetinq opened.

Lancaster, Pa, July 26-The
Methodist campmeeting at Landisville
opened yesterday There is a large
number of campers on the grounds, in
GLIDING parties from Philadelphia.
Reading, Harrisburg, Middletown.
Wilmington and various other parts Of
this county. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. b. II. Hart. OF Har.
risburg.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Jamaica Planters Favor Annexation

Kingston. Jamaica. July 26-All the
planters of the larger West Indian
Islands are talking of annexation TO
the United States. owing to their dis.
satisfaction over the small amount of
money contributed by the imperial
government To help the sugar indus
try. The newspapers reject the idea.
but the annexation feeling is evidently
growing among the planters.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
VIII Serve Free lunch

This evening a gospel meeting will be
held in the Sunday Breakfast Mission.
No. III Shipley street The meeting
will be in charge of Edward Quigley.
and the meeting on Sunday evening
will be in charge Of George NJ. Dough-
f,ty. Free lunch will be served on
undAy evening.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Marine camp Named After Roosevelt

Washington, July 26.-The great ma
rine camp on Cuelebra Island, w. l.,
has been named by official order from
marine headquarters Camp Roosevelt
Cuelebra Island is to be defended
against the three United States fleets
in war game this year by the ma
rines. assisted by fiotilla of torpedo
boats and other small craft.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
LIectlon Al Rehoboth TodaY

The election of three commissioners
will be held at Rehoboth today. Three
tickets are in the field, but the
progressive ticket. on which are the
Rev. w. L. S. Murray. or this city;
Joseph d. Truxton. of Georgetown, and
Colonel shelton, OF Baltimore, as the
candidates. is the favorite lAll property
owners viii be allowed to vote, and
the interest is so intense that several
women may so to the polls.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Earthquakes occur Daily In Persia

II VII4U'T17 I7NNI I1IIJ " TCT6Ids
Bombay, July 26-Earthquakes have
occurred daily at Bunder-Abbas, Per-
sia, since July 9. The inhabitants are
camping on the beach. and there Is
great suffering on account OF the alb
normal heat. Other towns in the VI
cinity we're damaged, and the old for.
tress Of Ormuz was Destroyed. Ths
loss Of life is believed n have Been
small. ---.-lsk1aa - EznEsS
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
kaIser 10 Meet the czar.

Christiania. Norway, July 26-Em-
peror William left Bergen today for
Emden whence after a few days his
majesty intends to go to Russia to
meet the Gear.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
A NEW RAILRoAp sroRY

The Pullman porters on the ParloT
Cars running via Reading system 20
Atlantic City complain that there is so
little dust on that line. due to extreme
ly perfect ballast conditions, that they
never get a chance to use whisk
broom. and as a consequence the tip
ping system is becoming obsolete, or
would become so. II It were not for the
TACT that the road bed is so smooth and
the trains run so swiftly that It keeps
the passengers in such a good natured
frame of mind, that they just naturally
have to hand out something 10 some
body TO show how pleased they are
The engines on the Reading burn hard
coal-there is no smoke.
Pastors Son Seriously M
Ovid A. Prettyman, son Of the Rev
Al w. Prsttyman, is i'll with hemor-
rhages at Mt Pocono. Pa His father
and mother are with him.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
LAST SPECIAL SUNDAY EXCUR-
SION TO BALTIMORE
One Dollar to Baltimore and Return,
Sunday, July 27 via B. & o. r. r.

Another delightful trip TO Baltimore,
lext Sunday. July 27. Fine Service.
ickets good for day of issue only.
me dollar for the round trip. Special
trains leave Market street station at
AS a. M; Delaware avenue, 3 a m.
eturning, leave Baltimore z p. m.
dckets good on special train only.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
ADJUSTMENTS

.CHELLPOT PARK AND MALINS
- GROVB.-Vaudeville attractions be-
ginning July 2l.
Davenport and Mantell, Tramp Comedy
Sketch; Lolie Bridge, the Dainty Singing
and Dancing Soubrette; Cameron and
Toledo, Operatic and Pantomime Nov
city. THE Enchanted GrObto." Fred
May, in up-to-date Coon Songs. Sisters
Brandon, Refined Singing and Dancing.
Thos. II. Malin, General Manager
Chas. r.. Edwards. Amusement Mgr.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
pauchters OF israel Picnic

The Daughters OF Israel will give a
picnic in Tatnalls' woods on August Z.
A raffle for an eight-day clock and
a picture win be a feature OF the pic
mic
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
Sheriff Sells a Dwelling

Sheriff McDar5l yesterday sold the
wolling No. 1903 West Fifth street.
eized as the property of Elizabeth
Dayett. to Julian Walker. for $1,000.
Evening journal., 1902-07-26
JAS t. MULLIN & SONS

- SlOTc means a store
full of custo-
FuIl or mers. When a
reliable store
Bargains cuts the Price
on guaranteed
goods IN order to get rid of
surplus stock, the crowds are
sure to come. Our IL priced
Mems Suits for $500, S.. 90,
5000 and $3.50 that were
$500, $1,000, S17.oo and
$500 have been selling fast.
but we have been filling in
with more Of the same kind
that we don't want to carry
over. Don't let them get
away before you come to see
them. Opportunities to save
money in every department.
Now is your time to buy a
Panama Hat-Hats worth S.
to SIS, marked down to prices
from s. so to $40. All straw
Hats at IL price.
JAS. 7. MULLIh & SONS,
9th and Market, Wilmington
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
Stallion Notice.

"Don" owned by 4. Morgan, weight,
1900; color, gray; sire, "Thorny
King; dam, Perchcron mare.
VIII stand at owners farm on
Lower Prairie creek. Terms. 81
- ala IS A.AioaaAr.
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4 Sweeping g
Reduction

This is the season when you expect speoi
reduction sales; but surely you never ant
pated such sweeping reductions as were NAL
ing for this sale. You can't realize the estsr.
until YOU come and see.