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The age-herald., 1902-04-07
All sporting papers at Brox- ton 8 Place, 1OS goth St.
Gas mixed with brains will do a wonderful amount of work.
TO CINCINNATI.

IO OlNO1NNA AT l.
 Queen & Crescent Route GA. G. S.) solid trains, vesti- buled, with elegant service. All meals a la carte. Finest track and equipment in the South. A. B. Freeman, T. P. A. hiirrImnippghatn
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Ours Is a flrst-class office. doing fiPst-class business un first-class prin- ciples with first-class people If this is your class, we welcome your inter- view and decisions
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ReIiabIe--ReaSonabie. LOBE ESECURITY&TRUSTC co. 1926 First Ave. .-UD Stairs.
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE 4s0 front feet. with improvements, bring ing s75 per month. Cheap for cash. $1500-l0ox193, with broom cottage in good fix nice lot, fruit and shade trees; at Elyton. 500 feet of car line. Now rent ing for BIO per month Lot at Princeton $300. 50x190 925 acres splendid farm land in miles of railroad station; well watered; fine stock farm.
 FOR RENT. No 1905 Park avenue, rooms. bath, gas etc, $50. No 1S00-Avenue K. z rooms, gas, etc. servants house, $25. 2 new 4-room cottages at West Highlands station: cheap; large lot and hydrant water. No. 83l South 23d street. 1 rooms; s1250
 L. G. PETTYJOHN, Phone 465. 182611 Third Avenue. $2500-Nice 8-room house. North 23d street, near 12th avenue; terms. $3250-Comfortabl ble cottage on 7th avenue, near car line. $3250-Cottage. 11th avenue, south; nice little home. $4000-A little gem, 11th avenue, south. S4o00-Near 11th avenue, south; has to be seen to be appreciated $4S00-l1th avenue, south; a nice S-room home.
 s5oOo--No. lol9 South 17th street. modern improvements. $450O-Go look at that pretty lot on 5th avenue. near 23d street. north. $5250-Sxth avenue S-room. all modern 1 conveniene5s. let us show you through | N
 s1O O0Oe- Fronting Morris avenue and rail- l road; paying 9 per cent. | $20 000-Frst avenue. near 20th street. See our rent list; we have several South Highland homes for rent. | We rent, sell, insure property and ne- | gotate loans.
 R. MCCONNELL 6 CO.,, | Bell phone 46. 220 2lst St. FOR SALE. s1OO0-$4oO cash. balance $2O per month; ; good 4 rooms and hall; front and back porches; lot 5Ox150 18th street, near 18th avenue.
 $3500-sS00 cash balance easy; good 7-room house and two rooms and large lot; Tth avenue. north, near 26th street. sS0O-$25O cash balance s25 per month; 4 room cottage and lot 25x140 feet, Avenue D. near 16tli street. s1500-s250 cash, balance easy, beautiful lot 1ao feet deep 7th avenue, near 2Gth street. north $4550-SpIendid 2-story s-room residence; lot 50x190 Once sold for double price asked 7th avenue, north. $4250-200x200. corner; six houses; rents for 5000; room for more houses. Will pay big.
 Lot 5Ox12o feet. with houses; rents for s15. Price s1100-s250 casn
 SMITH & STlLLMAN,
 Tfrct
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You who are honest can borrow on FURNITURE, PLAN OS, HORSES, ETC. at the LOWEST RATES, with rrivilege of LIBERAL REBATES and OUR INSURANCE BENEFITS If you will call .today-in person or by phone
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Nashville and Memphis both have a Breitenstein in the box. The Memphis man Is the old time Cincinnatian
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OSTEOPATHY.

OSTEOPATHY.
 DR. T. C. MORRIS,
 Osteopathist.
 Lady Assistant. Graduate under pr. A. T. Still. founder of the Science, Kirksville, Mo.) Rooms 502 and 504 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg, cor. 2d ave. and Fist, Birming- ham, Ala; take elevator on 2d ave. Examination at office free. Phone. Bell 1s9. Hours: g to 12, to D m. Residence phone Bell 2l29. Literature furnished on application.
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MISC ceCCANEoUs.

CREDIT te reliable parties Diamonds and watches. jeweiry. aiiYerwaie and clocks cn snall weekly or monthly pay nents: lowest prices: best quality goods guaranteed: will coll If desired J Lowinsohn. 2Oos First avenue 1l-A-tf
 WINNER-We will teach you a busi- ness that can be carried on at hom during your spare time by which money can be made easily and rapidly Suit able for either sex. Complete instruc- tions 25c. Box 1s6 Brownsville, Tenn. 4-2-1m
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LAND TITLES. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE CERTIFICATES OF TITLE TITLES GUARANTEED
 A GENERAL TITLE BUSINESS Ineure your title you would your
 house. Birmingham Title and Guaranty Go CAPITAL s1oo,000. z1s Fist St Birmingham Ala
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Cleveland, 2; New Orleans, 2.

Cleveland, 2; New Orleans, ?.
 New Orleans, April 6.-Cleveland has struck her gait and Wright Taylor and Street pitched good ball. As a conse- quence Cleveland won todays game by score of : to 2 About 5000 people saw the game
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0WI VI 0 . IE C " NT
 2004Ia First Avenue.
CONSOLIDATED INSURANCE AGCY.
 c. L. STlCkNEY & CO, Phones 600. 2005 First Ave.

C. T.. SIICKNEY & CO., Phones 60O 2005 First Ave.
 FOR RENT. S25-5-room cottage, new and thoroughly modern. Avenue l, between 22d and 23d streets.
 $45-S-room residence, splendid location and up-to-date house. N. w. corner 1lth avenue and 10th street, South.
 FOR SALE. FOR this week we offer special two pieces improved property paying l5 and Is 2-3 per cent on purchase price asked both are residence properties and re- qure but 5000 and 5000 respectively WE have property. improved and unim- proved, in almost every part of the city and suburbs for either the investor or home seeker. Will be pleased to show property to prospective buyers at any time.
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FREE OF CHARGE.

Two-quire box of fine paper embossed with your two or three-letter monogram from any of our ten different styles of dies; also two packages of envelopes to match. To further popularize both our Roman engraved cards and monogram paper we will, for short time during April with each order for plate and cards price a.50, give this stationery free of charge.
 F. w. BRoM7ERG, The Jeweler.
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Discount your gas and electric bills before the 10th inst. Birmingham Railway, Light & PowersCo., 2lO4 lst
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PERsoNAL.

A SMART MAN 0sarneu a new scheme
 with sl.00 capital and got rich. Easy and
 legitimate. Dollars roll in. Secret and instructions go cents. Southern Supply Company, Brownsville, Tenn 4-2-1m
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We make cuts. Age-Herald Engrav. ing Co.
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 LOST

LOST-Pocket book containing bills and
 checks and cards of Dr. Eugene Reilly.
 Return to A. j. Reilly. 2024 First ave, and receive reward 4-5-3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
COAL LANDS.
MONEY TO LEND.

WANTED-ro lend, money on :eal estate in city or suburbs; l, or 3 years, 8 per cent; no commission Call on L. c. Dickey. Attorney. y-2-sun-tf
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DR o. T. DozlER.

physician, Surgeon and Expert spe.
 ciaHst.
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FOR SALE-Four fine registered Jersey milch COWS. Dr. George Eubank Chali- foux Building. 4-6-7t
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
SIGNS On POLES
Fine for Violation Of Law Net Less Than
SO and Mt More Than $50

Numerous inquiries have been made
Of the Evening Journal regarding the
law in relation to placing signs on tele-
graph and telephone poles and a pen
atty for the violation Of the same,
since the action of the Street and Sewer
Department on Tuesday in ordering
such signs TO be torn down by those
who placed them there In view OF this,
the Evening Journal quotes the ordi-
nance. as follows:
Be it resolved by the Street and
Sewer Department Of the city OF VIII
mington: That any person or persons
who shall place or cause to be placed
on any of the telegraph, telephone or
electric light poles, advertising signs of
any description, shall, upon conviction
thereof, be fined in a sum not less in
amount than ten dollars nor more than
fifty dollars; One-half of the fines Gre
ated by this section shall be for the
use of the city and one-half for the in
former"
The resolution was adopted on De
cember 80. 1887.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
I'LL Be- Nominated for the Various Offices
at County Convention TOmIrGW

The candidates mentioned among the
democrats for different offices to be
ominated at the county convention, to
e held tomorrow, as near as can be
arned. are as follows:
Of the nomination for recorder Of
eeds nobody seems to be certain ex-
apt Charles H. Salmon, of Pencader
|mdred.
For register in Chancery two candi-
|ates are mentioned, who are Theodore
|erguson, son of Colen Ferguson, who
pr nearly ten years has assisted his
gther in the office. and is now the dep
" there. who comes from Appoquini-
ink hundred. and George Mcintyre.
prominent Democrat of Christiana
|lndred.
For register of wills, the candidates
em to be George II. Robinette, of
|'ilmingtOn hundred; Alexander B.
0oper and John H. Rodney, Of New
lstle. both well-known and active
|emOcrats.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
At FIRE CHEFS C9KVRNTIOY
George W. Sasss Only Member Present
From This State

George w. Sasse, former chief Of the
Wilmington Fire Department, with his
wife and son, are in New York Mr.
sasse is attending the Annual Conven-
tion of Fire Chiefs, which opneed there
On Tuesday. and will close tomorrow.
Mr.. Sasse is the only member in this
State, and attends the convention every
year.
Last night he called the Washington
Company over the phone and told the
members he and his family were hay-
ing a pleasant stay. He said they took
a trip on one of the New York fire
boats, which was quite interesting, Mr..
Sasse was present yesterday at the test
of the new gasoline fire engine which
was made before the assmbld chiefs
One man who had been holding the
nozzle of the hose was almost killed
The water came through with such
force that the man lost his hold. and
in trying to regain it the hose tossed
him about just like big snake would
play with its victim. Mr.. Sasse will
return home on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
APRlID OF UNLUCKY FRIDAY
Bridge Commissioners Turn Repaired
StrHcture On 10 Prevent a "HOadOO"

Third street bridge is again about
ready for travel. Because of the old
superstition about Friday. the draw
was turned on for the first time at
11.45 last night Bridgetender George
M. Yates turned the draw with the
electric current There was a slight
disagreement between the members CT
the Bridge Committee over turning the
bridge. Mr. Chandler, chairman of the
committee. was in favor of turning on
the bridge today. but Mr.. Mealey, of
the committee. insisted that it be turn
ed on before - o'clock last night to
avoid the ''hoodoo." Mr. Mealey stood
on the bridge as it was swung around
last night
In speaking Of the matter today, Mr.
said that he was rather favor
ably impressed with Friday, as some
CT his most successful ventures had
been nut in operation on that day. The
bridge is now in service for pedes-
trians. but cars will not be run over it
until late tonight or tomorrow morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
THIRD TRIAL
FOR DE- LUCCA
ArraigRed Charged With
Making False Oath
BUT ONE FITNESS EXAMINED
The Age Of AIberti GaIIuCci When he
Came to This Country ia
Question

For the third time Joseph A. DE
Lusca was arraigned in the United
States Court this morning, charged
with a violation of the naturalization
laws. The specific charge was that he
took a false oath to secure naturaliza-
tion papers for Alberta Gallucci, alleg-
ing that the Italian was IS years old
when he came to this country.
The following jury was drawn: ]. H.
Roberts, Perry T. Richards, Oil
yer "A. Newton, Henry H. Nor
gan, William Bowe, William G.
Jones, Charles B. Dougherty George G.
Dobdell, N II. Davis, A. T. Corbit,
William Cannon, Atwood S. Stewart
Gallucci was the first witness called
He said he was born in 1874. He
could not telllwhat month. In 1892 he
anne to America. He afterwards said
|le made three trips between Italy and
america. The first time he was sent
back, but after fifteen days he again
Embarked for America. He again re-
turned to italy five years ago. He first
|came TO live in Delaware over five
years ago. When he left Italy the first
ime he said he gave his age as about
Z.
The witness was still on the stand
when court took the new recess.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
GOOD RACRN AT
HORSE SHOW PARK
EVcnt Was Well Attended
and the Crowds Are
Increasing

The races at Horse Show Park yes
terday were the most itnersting of
the season. Both the pacing and the
speedway wagon records OF. this year
We're broken. Howard II Wallace's
Sunshine broke the pacing record OF
the season, going one heat in 2.21 The
record for the speedway wagon was
broken by Grantley p. Postless Ma
rine. his time being 2.25%.
The races We're better attended than
any that have been held, and one-half
of those in the grand stand We're
women. The best order is maintained.
and the attendance is gradually in
creasing.
Colonel Grantley p. Postles was the
starter, the timers were Willard S. Pyle.
and William b. Austin. and Severson
B. Cooling was clerk. There were vis-
itors yesterday from Baltimore, Middle
town, Bridgeville and Dover.
B. DanfOrth.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
ROGUE CONTEST FOR GOLD MEDAL
First Series 70 be P'ayfd Here Tomorrow
Afternoon

The first Of the series Of match
games Of rogue between J. d. Chalfant
and ]. B. Bell, for the championship
gold medal of the Middle States
League. will be played tomorrow after
noon at the Wilmington ROGUE Club
grounds. Tenth and Jackson streets,
play to be called at o'clock. The
match is for the best two out of three
Mr.. Chalfant now holds the medal,
having recently won it from Dr.
Veasey. The public is cordially in
vited. Admission will be free.
A meeting of the Rogue Club is call
ed for the same afternoon, to be held
at the grounds, for the purpose Of dis
tributing the accruing dividends of the
past season. and for the transaction Of
other business. A full attendance is
requested.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
BIBLE SOCIETY MEETS
Annual Report Shows That Mach Good
Work Has Been Done

At the annual meeting OF the Della
ware Bible Society Branch. operating
in New Castle county. which was held
in the Y. M. c. A. Hall last evening.
the following officers were elected:
President, the Rev. Kinsey J. HAM
mond, OF Emmanuel Church. High
lands; vice-presidents. the Rev. Or. w.
L. S. Murray, Of st. Paurs M. E.
Church; the Rev. w. +. Lewis, OF Rod
ney Street Presbyterian Church. and
the Rev. John Shape. OF Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church; secretary. the
Rev. III. Medley Price. of st. Iuke's Re
formed Episcopal Church. correspond
ing secretary, William S. Prickett; treas
urer, Walter L. Butler.
Many Bibles have been distributed
during the year.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
CLEARING Up
PETIT CASES
True Bill Found Against De-
teCtiVO MCVCy
CIVIL CASES MKT WEEK
EmbezzIer LeClair Wtpt Nhea Sen
fenced to Serve Nine dOnthS
in NOrkhOuSe

Minor criminal cases occupied the
time of the Court of General Sessions
this morning Chief Justice Lore in
formed the attorneys That the court
would not consider any civil cases be-
fore Thursday.
In the case OF William Boggs, Will
liam Earnest. Edward w. Blackburn,
George Ryan. Edward Huss, Clarence
Huss and William Cross, charged with
breaking and entering the Wilmington
Theatre, l.. Irving Handy moved TO
Qrash the Indictment The offense
alleged is a misdemeanor and not a
felony, consequently Mr.. Handy con-
tended that the word felonious made
the indictment defective.
The court agreed with the intention
and quashed the indictment. Attorney
General Ward probably will send a new
bill to the Grand Jury.
In the case Of James Cooper, charged
with attempting TO steal a watch from
Martin Smith the prisoner was ac-
quilted.
Il. b. Sinclair, charged with the em-
bezzlement of a team from John
Knots. pleaded guilty, and was SEN
fenced to nine months In the work
house. He broke down and wept when
the sentence was pronounced.
Clara p. Brown. colored, pleaded
not guilty to stealing four skirts and
a wait, the property Of Ella View. coll
ored.
"8arnef" McVey Indicted
The Grand Judy found a true bill
against Formw State Detective B. J..
McVey. on the charge Of attempting to
obstruct public justice. Mr.. McVey is
alleged to have attempted TO spirit
Rachel Henry out OF the State in the
interests of Dollie Taylor. the keeper
of a house Of ill-fame. There also was
an indictment found against Dollie
TAYLOR on the same charge Merritt
b. Furry and William Fuhr also were
indicted for spiriting Elmer Johnson, n
witness in a liquor law violation.
The jury in the case OF Clara 4
Brown, charged ith stealing clothing.
found a verdict of not guilty.
Jesse X. Jones was arraigned on the
charge Of attempting to perform an
abortion. An attempt was made to
draw jury before the court recessed,
but. the panel was exhausted and the
Jury will be finished this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
CHILDREN aERg NEGLECTED.
COld.hoartsd Father Fined SIS aud Costs.
Children in Home

Benjamin f. Mitchner, Of near Bran
dywine Springs. was fined s15
and costs by, Magistrate Pritchett this
morning for neglecting his children.
The warrant was sworn out by Agent
Stout. who has been working on the
case for some time
On Tuesday night a week ago he
drove his wife and two children from
the house. She. with the two children
came to this city and told her tale Of
woe TO Agent Stout He made an in
vestigatiOn, and found there was moth
ing TO eat in the house except some
stale bread as hard as a stone, and de-
cayed meat. He arrested Mitchner yes
terday.
The wife has found a position in this
city. and the children have been placed
in the Home for Friendless and Desti-
tute Children.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
SOMETmNG PRACTICAL
aercaant Makes Liberal Gift
With Purchase

Max Ephraim, the popular merchant
who conducts the New York Clothing
House, at No. 504 Market street, has
something to interest the boys. With
every purchase of S. or over in the
boys department he will give to the
boy OF purchaser a complete printing
press and outfit free. 1t is not a toy,
and is a practical and instructive arti-
Gle, whereby any enterprising boy can
earn money by printing visiting or
other small cards for his friends.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
PRIMARY RETURNS CAAVASSED
10 Members Of The Democratic County
Committee Finishes The Work

he canvass of the returns of the pri-
Iry election was finished yesterday
ternoOn by the Democratic County
mmittee. The canvass shows that for
eriff, Henry Motherall received 1878
tes, and George w. Gray, 1850 votes;
)therall's majority being 6S. This
ows that the contest was unusually
Use.
.For coroner, George e. Tarbutton re-
we'd 2,313 votes, and John A. Byron,
9S votes, Tarbutton's majority being
rs votes.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
COUNCIL WILL ATTEND
Laying Of the Cornerstone Of BrandJWiHe
Fire CamnaEY

City Council last evening decided to
attend in a body the laying of the cor
ner-stone Of the house of the Brandy
wine Fire Company,at Twenty-ffth and
Market streets. The Fire Committee
was authorized to have 1900 new FIRE
alarm cards printed
On Monday evening next the Charter
Committee of the Board Of Trade Will
meet with the committee OF City Coun-
Gil
City Treasurer Feaster reported the
balance in First National Bank S72,-
67S.56: each of the four depository
banks. $4,000; received Of George H.
Mccall. 1901; Eugene M. Sayers, s1,-
45O; Thomas S. Lewis. 1882; John f.
Neary. S4S1.95.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
TRAVELLED $1,000 NILES
Herbert \. fell Home From a Trip
Tn Ough tho VEST

Herbert N. Fell accompanied by his
guest. f. Donald Mirrielles. Of England,
have returned to Wilmington, having
made an extensive tour Of the country.
Since June Mr.. Fell travelled $4,000
miles. He and Mr.. Mirrielees stopped
at the following places: Saratoga,
Thousand Islands. Toronto, Niagara
Falls. Buffalo. Chicago, st. Paul. yell
lcwstone Park. Spokane Seattle, Part
land. Salt Lake City and Colorado
Springs.
Six days were spent in Yellowstone
Park.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
AAXY WILL REGISTER
Democrats Send Vigilance Committee TO-
Bring Out Unregistered Vote
sneclal ID Nd EVenlng J0urnal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover, Sept. 19.-The greatest scram-
lie seen in Kent and Sussex counties
ince the last elected is expected here
omorrow, the last September registra-
ion day. 1t is believed that two-thirds
II the Democrats are yet to be register
b. and the eagerness with which they
BE applying at headquarters concern
bg the registration is making the
carts of the leaders glad
The Republicans, too, expect a big
|ream of applicant electors. The
democrats are sending a Vigilance
committee into each precinct to bring
hut their unregistered vote.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
SMALL BOYS IN COURT
Detective Francis Finds Two Lads Robbins
a Show Case

Two small boys, aged 9 and u years,
were arTaigned in the City Court this
morning. charged with larceny. De-
tective Francis caught them in the act
of robbing a show case in Market
street Their case was continued for
month, during which time Agent
stout will keep his eye on the boys.
George H. Sheldon, colored. was
fined So and costs for acting disorder
ly. Martha Chapmen was fined So and
costs for assault and battery. Five
drunks were each fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
Retaininp Walls eoIng up

Another section Of the retaining wall
of the elevated railroad north of the
Brandywine creek is almost completed
and this will be the second in that To-
cality. The neighborhood in the north
eastern section OF the city presents a
busy scene.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
schooner Leaves shlpYard

The two-masted schooner Matilda D.
Borda left the shipyards Of the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company yes
terday. where it unloaded a cargo Of
several thousand feet of lumber at the
local wards.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
Did Not Go Mao

After keeping for a month three dogs
which were bitten by a supposed mad
dog, Dog Catcher Kopp returned them
to their owners yesterday, as they
showed no sign of the rabies. The
animals were owned by joseph Hay
den. Of No. 1912 West Second street;
James Haney, No. 930 Scott. street, and
Elmer Matthews, No 93S Scott street
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
BANKING COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Nalaesr and Editor Of thu Herald We're
AnpOinifd

AT this mornings session OF the A.
u. M. p. Conference. the following were
appointed as the Parking Committee
The Rev. J. r. Sergeant. the Rev. T. II.
skinner and the Rev j. e. Brickhouse.
The Rev. T. H. Skinner was appointed
manager. and the Rev. A. Woodward
editor Of the Herald. the paper publish
ed by the conference.
The secretary Of records was allow
ed S25 a year in compensation for his
work.
AT this evenings session the Rev A,
Jason will deliver an address.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
ShIpyards BUSY

Business is brisk in the shipyards Of
the American Car and Foundry Com
pany. Large piles of lumber Ill the
wards and several new boats are to be
built. The frame for another car float
for the Reading railroad has been set
in place
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
Has Been Appreciated DELEGATE

The Rev. T. A. H. O'Brien, pastor Of
Mt. Salem M. E. Church. has been APP
pointed by Bishop Anderson as a dele
gate to the First General Missionary
Convention of the Methodist Episcopal
Church which will be held in Cleveland,
o.. from October p to "a. DR.. O'Briao
will start for Cleveland on October 20.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM ALL POINTS
SERIOUS GRECK REPORTED
Several Passengers Said tU Be Killed in
Railroad Crash

Pittsburg, Pa. Sept l9.-Two local
passenger trains Nos. 211 and 126, on
the Pittshwg and Western railroad
Icollided near Whitney, Pa, shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock this morning Both
trains We're wrecked and number OF
passengers killed and injured.
Camden. N. J.. Sept 19.--Lafayette
Grun. the wife murderer. was hanged
at 1905 this morning In the Camden
jail. The execution was conducted
without any unusual incident.
Tamaqua. Pa, Sept 19.-For the
first time IN twenty days the striking
miners at lansford threw out their
pickets this morning. and as a result
ly handled while on their way to
several non-union miners were rough
work and compelled to return TO their
homes. AS a result OF this outbreak
troops will likely patrol the valley TO-
morrow morning. The officers fear
recurrence OF the riots OF the first OF
the month. ~4rlN