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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

The Republican state convention
will be held at Tacoma Sept. 10. Ac-
cording to the apportionment, made on
the basis of the Frink vote, there will
be 571 delegates, of which the north
western counties-Snohomish, Skagit,
Whatcom, San Juan, Island, Jefferson
and Clallam, will have 1Ol. King
county will have 80 delegates, Pierce
40 aud Spokane As. San Juan is one of
seven counties having six delegates
each.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

Churchill still has plenty Of grain
sacks.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

The Maple Falls Leader says that
work Oh DR.. Teagar's new drug store
building is progressing nicely and will
ere long be ready for stock Of goods"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

A. G. Brown and son expect a new
engine of sixty horse power for their
saw mill next week. It's coming from
Dayton, Ohio.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

Sheriff Firth returned fr0lp Stella
com Monday. He says that there are
80 patients in the insane asylum
there.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

All kinds of grass seeds, clean seed
oats, field peas, fresh garden seeds OF all
kinds, at the Blue Front Store.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Allen and little
son came over from WaldrOn Monday
and went to Avon, Skagit county, to
visit Mrs. Aliens parents.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

An Eighth grade examination is to
be held at East Sound May % and %,
with Mrs. Eva Philip Curry and Miss
Clara Hanlein as examiners.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-15

Ten feet of snow next Sunday -
Will not keep Will F0wle from sell.
Ing Ice cream and fruit sodas that day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-16

meme nun, baB mir unier 0elt.Gi
nur I'M auBeriten &otbfaa ansreifen
0iirfeu. @ir miiiien arbeiten.
Shmeiterden."
rSa, aber pus? - Srottoira
fehren?"
a3asu boben mir cine bel 3u I'M.
berninftige antipatbie gegen 4lnn.
pen. 8aiien febren tam i6 unmoa-
lib; oas @ebtrn tleiuer &inber aber
bon Spinnfpeben reinisen, Dos per-
mag i9. SD weroe llnterridt gebens
Suloa."
rIber bod ni9t mid ~perlaiier
uno IN 0ein Snititut auriidfebren2"
.gtein, ih boffe Die Steae einer
Sebrerin an elmer Qorfi6ule gu er-
balten. 9iit 2u bamit einper4
itanoen2"
~gueroines; aber es biirfte itpes
ieiu, cine iolde Steae al finben."
.@tpas 0erartiees gum geis
ipiel", unb nit erfiinItelter @eid.
aultigfeit nabm erica elm 8ldttben
Bapier our Sano. n@eiuht cine ee-
priifte 2ebrerin fir cine Shl,le aui
Dem 2anoe. Sran50iil6 uno 3ett-
men mbeoiugt geforoert. @ebalt
100 Hfunb uno elm fleines Wobn.
baus. Sfferte uno 3euguiiie an ben
Efarrer bon @arlep 81 abreiiiren."
.Sunbert Sfuno uno elm mit
Gpbeu umiponnenes Saushen!" REF
Suloa ent5iidt. %, erica, tpeftt
mir Das befamen! 2u melbeit Sid
oof2"
rSit idon Seideben." Sic rei6ta
Der Sdpeiter einen Brief in Dem oer
betreffenoe Bfarrer lie eriudte, ii9
por6uitellen.
runo baoon iasteIt gu mir feline
Silbe", rief Sulou.
SD bate tpenig Soffmung auf
@rfola umo poate Dir Die slufre-
auna eriparen. gs fann iogar ietn.
bob ih jest nod ais 81 Jung befun-
Den peroe."
Limb mas tperoen bie GasteI'S
iaaen2"
v0ie iperben freili1 aefr6nft ieir,
uro ih fiirhte mid beiuabe, es ibner
mitautheilen. aber es muB ieiu. unS
slpar beute nod, neil i6 Dem Serrn
Gfarrer ihrieb, OaB i'd morsen toms
men ipiiroe."
.Wtorgeu - Oh er inns pobl ipna
patbiif] iein pirb2"
Sage lieber, Oh mir es linn iet
ruerben", ben1erfte Grica; uno elm
Shotten elitt iiber ibre Siige.
.@ie gut uno tapfer On bift,
erica. sld, unp pie gang unbera
Sein 9eben iib bate geitalteut
fonnen!"
nStia, Ser56en, az 6as geb6rf
Der @ergansenbeit al. Sorh, min
iueroen geriifen."
6ortiesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-16

9u BON ibuen iein, beito u~nbesreif.
ltd)er aber aud Cir Golanb's Sano.
l%nngsmeiie finoen."
Or mub perriidt fem, mabrlid)
Sb Die Srdulein mobl bel uns blei,
ben weroen?"
pWarum niht2 $50 iouen tie aud)
btn2 Wir miiien nur oafiir iorgen,
bab es ibnen bel nns gefalt."
uno fte iaben lange beiiammen
uno beipra6eu, tpie tie erica uno
Srloa ben aufeutbalt ansenebm
mad,en tDolten.
Orr. Cartel bate elm fIeines Ser.
mcaen uno mar poafommen urab.
bangig. @r batte feline Rinoer, nun
iollten Die @aiien als iol6e betrah.
tet perbeu unb emit oas @bepaar
beerben.
9erlei 2uftidl0iier baute Srall
Cartel, ibr Wanu aber mar Der Ser.
tpirfll6ung Denieer iidJer.
nGrira's Stol5 miro es ni6t er.
traaen, bon uns abbdnaig an iein,
mie lie es iiherli1 nennen tpiro",
meinte CT.
Nab penigen @ofen bate Die
@elt Scr. 9laden's pl0sliden &uin
nnb Iob nereeiien; MIR bic 4bpo.
taten. Delte nod lange Inn Die
lleberbleibiel beS @ermogens iid
ltrttten, erinnerten iid) baran. Wr,
Cartel bette fortsefabren, nie er be.
aonnen, batte a1es getbon, bic gln.
oromngen gum 8egrGbniB uuo our
Siauioation oes @eiddftes beiorgt.
an bas eribien erica min pie elm
pbantaltiifer Sraum, aIs iie am
aamin lob unb burh bas @eflingel
oeS Saferjungen aus ibren 8eoan.
ten aerilien ipuroe.
Sin mas oenfit Dup" fraete
Snlba.
ySaB i'd lieber elm Damn mare,
antlportete Die S6weter. ,Daun
tonnte id leidter ieibiftGnoig mer.
Den uno mein 9roo perbienen. 8ir
fpnnen niht INNER bier bleiben,
&uloa; es lit obnebiu ibpn 81
LANCE"
y9as benfen Mr. Cartel unb feline
Jrau geipiB nitt."
~NeilL lie miiroen uns nit Srel1.
Den behalten; uber OaS gebt nift.
Wir iino auh ni6t betteIarm."
~g8ie piel @elo baben mir oenn?"
.9einabe 5Deibunbert Yiuno, unb
nnier ShmlIf bat audi @~eloespertb.
Gas tit infer 8apital; bonn 2apital
aber leberL pare gerabe 10 tboritt,
oils Den sllt abidgen, auf Dem man
iiet. aapital 80"
80 bor' maf Grica", rief Sulba,
lid ertrage es nid)t; es erimlert mid
an ben armen Eapa, Der audi 10 5u
reoen pflegte."
aiebfoienb elitten Grica's Singer
iiber oas lodge aopfden. sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-16

idlud,5te Die ate Grou in bitterem
@eb.
Sir Golano neriiiste iih IN iein
3iinmer nnb eab ieinem &amneroie-
ner Die ~notbieen gefeble be5iiglit
Der Ibreiie. 3ieier ipar au gut ee.
ihult, nm feline lleberraihuns aud
nur nit elmer Wiene az ~perrutben
uno entfernte iid, Inn oas Yaden an
belorgen.
@ieoer ieste iif Ser iunge SdloB-
herr an ben &amin. Wit bleierner
Sangiamtgfeit ihli6en Die Stunben
bin; imnuer nod bemiibte er ith, fem
Sera 5u perbGrten gegen bas
Wtaofen, bas er 10 leioenidaftlid
liehte.
Su gleiGer Belt iaB audi erica am
aomiit, Die 2eibe bes @aters i'm
Neben3imn1er, gemartert BON BEN
entleslihen grlebniiien Der lebten
Stunoen.
@nolid erbob ii6 Cir @olan6 unb
trat an BEN Shreibtiib. Nur
meniae @orte id)rieb er.
sd mar berte Mben0 INN iieben
ltbr i'm @1lohen lno - borte
Naes! Sebe wobl. Rolano Gbeiter.
ton"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-16
81

Wr. @laden's ionIt ger6tbetes
NntliB mar bleib unb per3ebrt, Die
BON ounteln Hingeu umgegebenen
Nuaen blutunterlauien; iein &C.
mobnlifes aufgeblaienes @eien
ifien gebrohen.
als erica ii6 linn nG6erte,
punOte er lid ab, als Oh er lbren
glif sl permeiOen wiinihte.
sd mill ben 9rief lieber Iofort
ifreiben, Cartel, pnnbte er ii6 on
ben SremOen, Der neben linn itano.
"Nebmen Sic in5niiGen einen flei-
men SlnbiB 81 ii6 uno fommen Sic
oonn 5u mir in Die 9ibliotbef.
gleib' nidt auf, erica, id babe Sc
itlGftlifes nit Ir. Cartel 5u beipre,
fen. @lte Nadt; fomm', fife
midi. &ino!"
Ser ilebenoc, faIt Acknowledgements
Slang ieincr @orte beirenoete
Grico; lie trat 81 ibm uno fiiBte i'm
sGrtlid).
nMeine GlteItc Sod,ter, Cartel,
= nno ba6 oite ouiaebluiene @eien
fam mieoer 5un 8orihein, ubie
fi!nitiae Saop Gbelterton."
nTapa", murme!te erica Der.
leaen.
.9ie fiinitige oobp G6eiterton,
Cartel; mas idgeu Sic oasu2"
gtr. Cartel perbeugte ii6 uno pers
iieB NIT &r. 9ioden oas 3immer.
nEapa mad)t mir Gorge, iagte
erica. ais Der Sremoe uad3 elmer
Weile ipiebertebrte, nm 5u ipeiieH:
~er iheint lebr unmobI."
D3aS Better lit m:h 10 nngeIunb
alS m0glidL Elm Sag marin, Der
anoere talt. Sante, iA nebme
nihts mebr; i6 mill mid an Scr,
gIaden be9ebeu. 9ieS 9eiibtbum lit
tpunoerlton; eS mag cine enorme
Summe g~efoitet baben. Huben
Saiten ~oaraui?"
$50 piel i6 meiB, niGt."
Limo lit eS Sbnen, oocr oen bei6en
iltngen 9amen perihrie5en?"
o2as tpeiB i'd mirfli6 nidt al
o%ntfporten. Salten Sic %apa'S gu.
itan0 fur QefGbrlih, Mr. Garte(?"
@Spffentlih n1"t; ih gebe iest 81
ib1. er beoarf pieaeitt meiner. suite
Naht, 8r0ulein."
Y&olen Sic nift 10 i~reunolid'
ieiu. inn eiu @laS @ein 81 bringen?
SD mill es bis CUR Sbiire t%ragen."
"@it Geraniigen."
Gle ourfidritteu lni.einouber 6ic
Snllc. erica reid)te linn Den gSeirr
nnb ,punbtc lid acaen bas @obn3im.
mcr. 4odl ebe lie eS crreidte, per,
rnhm lie einen ShrcdenSruf.
aH einem NngeHblid mar lie an
Der Ghiirc Der gibliotbcf. Wr.
&artel itanS nit perit6rtem, toSten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-16
Sm Glitter StnttSe.
Bon D. p. =.



.@ie ionoerbar", rief lie, .tper
Fam fommen? 8apa erspabnte bod
feines geiuhes."
D@arten mir eS ob, Sinh; eS muB
iih bulb 5eiseu. @enn Yapo mid
III hileinlieBe!"
llnrubta marteten Die Shmeitern
auf Sir &planO'S Anfuuft unb oas
@riheincn iDrcs 9aterS. lber Der
Qlbeno perging, cine unbeitimmte
Sllrht bemGdtiete iid ibrer.
.Steleitt mllrbe Holano ubge.
balten", bemerfte Suloa herubigeno.
uMoelid." Gin idwahes Sadeln
umipielte @rica's 2ippen.
o@S lit oub crit 5ebn ubr."
ySeltte ermarte i] i'm nidt mebre
Der Mbenb lit idon ST. melt porge-
riidt. glber troite Gid, SulSn.
moraen iiebit gu 9ein Sool nm 10
friiber."
Gin @asen fubr Dor. rMr.
Cartel, meloete Der Sebiente.
Gin fleines ,blaiies Wamlfen NIT
hellaraueu, matten Iueen eri6ieit
auf bet Shipelle. 8eihdft mar Der
Stempel Der unperfennbar ieinem
9lntlis, ieiner ealt5en @ri6einuug
aufgepragt luar.
8erlegen biieb er auf Der GhDelle
iteben, als erica i'm bat. einSu.
treten.
rriB @Iafen. tpenn ib nitt
trre2"
erica perneiete iih ~auitimmerb.
rno oes Ndmhens 9lide panberten
Al Suloa, Dor Der er iid ebeufaas
tief perbeugte.
Scr. 8laden lit permutbli6 81
Sauie?"
oSa, Nopa lit in ser 9ibliotbef."
.@lrt; i9 bGtte Sic nift belGiti-
gen ioaen, Srdulein, penn es midi
audi ireut, sic fenuen geierrt 81
baben. 9itte, molten sic Die @iite
haben, Scr. 8lafen az benahrifti-
gen, baB ih bu bin. CT ertpartet
midi, pie Sic piiien i~peroen."
erica lautete unb lieB Dem 8ater
Orr. GartelS 4nfunft meIben.
n@elh' fomiihes Wdnnden!"
Iafte Sulba, nad)oem ser Srembe
fid eutferut bate.
Y@as er Dobl 5t 10 ipdter Stun6e
init Bapu 81 beipredpn but?"
.8eihdftsiaten permutblif. lteb-
riaenS 9ebt beute fem 53ug mebr.
nno id muB Elm @aIt5immer IN
Stanb ieten lnllen."
sus erica na6 elmer %ertel-
fhnnbe suriiffebrte, fono tie Sulba
fhlaftrunten am aumin Iisenb unb
peranlabte lie, iidl iofprt 5ur Hilbe
All heaeben. IIS Tie olein NOR, ieste
iie iih an ben &amin, IN meldem
bier ullb ba nod rotbe 5lammen auf-
flltten ltno bemiibte lid ibre tribe
Stinmumg ST. beberrihen.
Seraeblidl Selblt Die llbr ifien
All tiden: .Holano fam uitt - SO.
LAMB fam ni6t!" Mit nerp0iem
ganaen erbob tie lidl, ais jest Die
Sbiire Der @ibliothef lid, 6ffnete.
llniibere Shritte nabten Dem
@obn5immer; Mr. gladen eritien
ouf Der Shenelle, aber er NOR 10 ulls
Gbuli6 iib ieIbit oaB erica er.
it}rcfen iib fraete, Oh oas aub wirt.
lid ibr Gater lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-16

lieber aeitorben, als bierbergefom.
men. MiB 9lafen", - oas itpIsc
Wtaoden erhob iid) unb trat al erica,
= lid bite sic, sIauben Sic mir,
Dab i'd nidt mubte, ipelG' ittperer
shlag Sic betroffen."
Bite, laiien sic mid anein",
fliiiterte erica, uno ifapeigeno Der.
lieB Claudia Dos @emaf.
DIR. Cartel blidte berlpunoert aui
Die beiben W1o9en.
yIPiB Montrelior bat i'm mir emit.
rtiien", fIagte erica; piie auein III
ifulb."
D8ommt Sir &olanb niht?"
Sir Rolanb lit neritapunben pie
linier Iermogen", iprah tie init
bebenber Gimme.
"Sie ponen bod nidt iager. bah
Die Gerlobung 5uridging?"
$50, Dos mill ih iagen."
r9ann iinb al' meme 8l1ne ,1nr
Soffnlngen geideitert. Saaen sic
mir, WiB 8iafen, pie piel Gelo sic
i'm Saufe baben. 8eid)1fte aeben
IQem Dor, uno burd) raid,es San.
oeln fam i'd Sbnen pielei6t nod
niislih iein."
erica reihte linn id&peisenb ibr
@elotdihden.
pS~,peihuubert Tfuno." Cartel
blidte auf ole ltbr. sd min midi
beelien, Den Gbef nod an retten."
Gr perlieB oas 3immer, ipGbreuo
Suloa BON Der anberen Settle eintrat
unb erihrofen Die ShmeIter nit ee-
ltloiienen @ugen, itia unb bleih am
Seniter iisen iab.
r@rica, mo lit &oIanb?"
rTort, fpie anes u~ebriae!"
Sort? - @obin? Muf nie
lanae?"
nIuf immer!!" erica erbob 6as
tootblaIie antlis. allies, @ues fort
@ater = grGutigom Slid
nno &eihtbum! @ir miiIien Dem
Sturm aQein Die Stirne bieten,
Suloa!"
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
CHARGED WITH POINTING GUN
Case Of Levi Riddle Who Threatened
to Shoot Was Continued Until
Monday

Levi o. Riddle. an employe Of the
Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company.
was arraigned before Magistrate
Pritchett this morning, charged with
pointing a gun at Edward Bringhurst,
Jr., an dthreatening to shoot >him. The
cese was continued until Monday
evening.
II is alleged that Mr.. Bringhurst
caught the man shooting squirrels on
the grounds Of his home. near this city,
land seizing the intruder, intending TO
turn him over to the authorities for
trespassing. The man broke away,
however. and pointing his gun at Mr..
Brnghursi, threatened to shoot.
The case Was placed in the hands Of
the Wilmington Deteciovc Agency, and
yesterday former Chief of Police Dolan
notified Mr.. Bringhurst that Riddel
was the man who pointed the gun and
made the threat
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
COURT DELIVERS HARD
BLOW TO J. Il. ADDICKS

j. Edward Addicks' Bay State Gas
Company received knockout blow in
the Superior Court this morning. whoa
the court made an order that the COM
pany must keep stock looks in The local
ca ce not later than February Attor
rys for the company have been fight
ing the case for several years.
Tho proceedings his morning was
an argument I'm the case Of II. Content
& Co. VS.. the Bay State Gas Company
wh-Ch company until recentv J. Ed.
ward Addicks was president of.
Argument on a Rule
The argument was on a rule granted
to slow cause why an attachment
should not be issued for failure of the
defendant company to comply with the
writ of mandamus ordered
several months ago against the Bay
State Gas Company. compelling them
to keep in their Delaware office in this
city original or duplicate stock ledgcrs
AnthCny Higgins and Herbert Linn
burger. of New York, represented Con-
tent a. Co.. and HerbGt II. Ward and
Walter II. Hayes appeared for Adj
dicks company.
Attorneys for the company sought TO
have the court accept ccgain lists OF
stockholders. giving il as a duplicate
ledger. This excuse the court refused
TO accept, and ordered that the writ be
complied with by the first Monday in
February next. j. Edward Addicks
several months agO resigned as DIesi-
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
POLICE DOCK
OVERLOOKED
Cases Which Were Kept for
Two Days Heard In
City Court
JUDGE TONNSEND'S SENTENCES
John Dugan Heavily Fined for Acting
Dsorderly Toward His Father.
Vagrant Sent to the Workhouse for
Ten Days

Cases which had accumulated foi two
days were heard in City Court this morn
ms and the dock was twice filled before
the session ended Nineteen prisoners
faced Deputy Judge Sylvester Townsend
who quickly disposed OF the charges pre-
fcrred against each defendant.
Fifteen dollars and costs was the fine
imposed ON john Dugan who WAS ar
migned on a charge of disordcrly con-
duct preferred by his father. The latter
disposed that his son lived with him fol
forty years and would not work
Layton Armstrong charged his son, Ar
thur. with disorderly conduct. and said
that he was ashamed OF the youth whom
he had ordered out OF his home three
years ago. The prisoner appeared at the
home OF his father on Thanksgiving Day
ana created a disturbance. lie was fined
SO and costs.
A charge Of disorderly conduct was also
J preferred against william Dugan by hii
mother, Mrs Theresa Dugan. A fine OF
81 and costs was imposed.
James Sweeney. charged with vagrancy
was committed to the worlshouse for ter
days rest.
A charge OF assault and battery wal
preferred by Julia Green, colorcd. agains
Raymond Benson a negro who she al
I
floor on Thanksgiving Day. Benson wal
charged with like onense scvcra
months ago and allowed 90 go upon
promise to keep away from trouble. III
was fined SO and costs.
The case OF Alonzo Jones. colorod
charged with wife beating was continues
until tonight. He was held under SO
bail.
George Shoul, colored. was arrested b.
Sergeant Hiram White yesterday for beg
ging. When searched at the city han IA
had letter I'm his possession asking 10
contributions to help bury a dead friend
| When asked by the court what he di
with money he collected IN this mannei
he answered that he was only endeavor
ing TO get sufficient amount TO take hin
home. lie was given q letter of introduc
/ tion to Warden Mcservc at tho count
workhouse with "a recommendation tha
sixty days on the quarry would incrcas
this appetite
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
.LEAPED FROM
THIRD STORY
Inmate Of the County Work
house, While Insane,
Jumped to Death

William Baldwin. aged GO years. a
veteran of the civil war. who was
struck by a train sometime ago. and
removed to the Delaware Hospital for
treatment, and later removed from that
institution to the New Castle County
Hospital at Farnhurst. died there yes
terday morning at Z o'clock.
On Wednesday night while mentally
deranged. Baldwin jumped from a
third-story window of the almshouse
and sustained internal injuries. which
aided by his recent accident, caused
his death.
He had said that he intended To lear
from the window on two occasions
and to prevent this Superintendent
Blackburn placed an iron crate i'm tn,
window. Baldwin managed, however
TO squeeze his body through an openin,
between the window sash and In,
CRATE.
The deceased has a brother living a
No 6lf Lombard street, and his funera
Will take place from there.
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
BETTING STRONG
ON THE ARMY
Great Contest Between Sailors
and Soldiers in Philadel-
phia Today

Philadelphia, Nov. 2o.-The annual
game between the army and navyS will
be played on Franlin Field this after.
loon. Both teams. accompanied by
the substitutes and their coaches. ar
lived yesterday afternoon, and are in
fit physical condition for their annual
battle. The betting ON the result of
the game last night was > to 1 that
the army would win.
The teams arrived. shortly after
noon, and after luncheon the Annapo'
lis cadets were taken to the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania grounds. where
secret practice was held for more than
an hour. The navy squad was in
charge of Commander Halsey. Last
hight the members of the team at
tended one Of the theatres, but were
sent back to the hotel and to bed be
fore 10 o'clock.
The army team, which is in charge
of Captain Davis, also practiced OF
Franklin Field yesterday afternoon
The players were put through sigma
drill and practiced several new Tor
nations with which they hope to sur
prise the "middies."
The West Point cadets are full o
confidence. and hope to win easily
The navy expects to get a beating
but Jim" Robinson. the Princeton
trainer, who is looking after the men
said they will play hard and put up
fighting game from beginning to end
Secretary Foot Will Not Attend.
Washington, Nov. 20. ~ Secretar
Root returned to Washington las
night from New York but owing {
the serious condition of his father-ir
law he will not be able TO attend th
West Point-Annapolis football gam
at Philadelphia today. He hadinvite
party of 40 ladies and gentlemen
to be his guests on that occasion. A:
sistant Secretary Sanger will act a
host in his stead.
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
NEW STREET
CLEANED TODAY
Board of Health Taking Pre-
caution to Stamp Out
Smallpox

under the supervision of james Cur
ran, street cleaners were put to work
cleaning New street, in White Chapel,
this morning. There was case OF
smallpox in that thoroughfare recent.
ly and the Board Of Health authorities
are taking every precaution to prevent
an epidemic of the disease in that dis
trict.
Alfred d. Vandever. George Bur-
leigh and Isaac r. Brown have been
appointed temporary health officers to
assist the regular executive officials
in watching q Uarantined houses.
Another case of smallpox was report
cd this morning. The patient is Will
Ham. Williams. colored, aged ~ years
living at The southeast corner of Sixth
aEl shiuley streets.
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
.LINEMAN FALLS
THIRTY FEET
Sustained Painful Injuries and
Was Removed to His
Home

Samuel Jones, an employe of the
Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph and
Telephone Company met with a severe
accident this morning at Eighth and
RrOome streets while repairing wire.
a suspension wire upon which he was
standing broke and threw him to th'
street, distance of thirty feet
He sustained injuries about the l,g
and had both wrists sprained.
Jones was sent to his home, a
Prices Corner, where medical attend
ance was summoned.
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
ADMIRERS OF
BOYS IN BLUE
Wilmington Society Turns
Out to Witness Army
Navy Football Game

Wilmington society turned out en-
masse today to go to the annual foot
ball game at Franklin Field. between
the Army and Navy teams. Several
of the players of both teams have visit
ed in this city, and as a consequence
there are many admirers here. NCrth-
bound trains all morning took Will
mingtcnians to Philadelphia. There
was an unusually large number of
women dressed in the colors of the
rival teams and carrying flags and
rugs, which divided them into fac
tions, each Of whom seemed to cling
together. 1t was decidedly the largest,
best dressed and jolliest crowd that has
filled French street station this sea-
son. Some of those who were noticed
at the station were:
Francis Dupont, Charles NJ. Curtis,
MIR. and Mrs. II. B Thompson, Judge
George Gray. Miss c lara Scott, John
Huxley, Roy White, Miss Hattie Num-
Miss Eleanor Wilson, Rodney Cause,
Miss Cause, and Captain Seibert.
Josiah Marvil, Hugh Garland, A. c.
Gray, William Michael Byrne, George
h. Townsend. Clerk of the Peace Win
field S. Quigleg, Prothonotary Frank L.
Speal1man, John COnahan, John HuX-
Icy. Miss Anna Taylor, Miss Helen
Scott, Gilbert S. Jones. Miss Marguerite
Garland, Miss Dena Ryan, j. jackson
Pierce. former Congressman and Mrs
IL. Heisler Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Hynson, Captain Kane Misses Ger
trude and Mary Msaney, VILLAIN $
Hillpc
Evening journal., 1902-11-29
REVIVAL AT EPWoRTH
Evangelist Hyde Will Conduct Three
Services Tomorrow

The Rev. e. L. Hyde, the noted
evangelist who conducted such wonder
full meetings at Pitman Grove during
the campmeeting season, Is holding
revival services in Epworth Nj. E.
Church, and is meeting with much sue
cess. The attendance is increasing, as
Mr.. Hyde's talks grow more interesting
at each succeeding service. Last night
he preached a forceful sermon from the
text "And / Am Left Three per-
sons professed conversion IN the after
service. Mr.. Hyde will preach three
times on Sunday in EpwOrth, at 1880
a. H., p. m. and 7.S0 p. m. Those
who have heard him pronounce him
one Of the best evangelists engaged IN
that work. There will be singing by
large choir, and Mr.. Hyde's new
book, Songs for the SOul-Winners,
will be used.