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Evening journal., 1902-07-21
DARING MARINER
Is REPORTED
Captain Newman in His 3S'
foot Launch Sighted by
the st. Louis

New York, July 21.-Tho Abiel Ab-
bot Low. 3S-foot launch, equipped
with a kerosene oil engine, and in
which Captain Henry Newman, a we'll
known New England boatman, accom-.
panied by his 16-year-old son, sailed
from College Point, L. l., on July 9, on
a 3.000-mile voyage to Falmouth, Eng
land. was reported having been spoken
by two vessels which reached this
port yesterday.
The American liner ST. Louis from
Southampton and Cherbourg, also re-
ported having sighted the Low. The
little boat exchanged colors with the
big liner on July 1S The two occu-
pants seemed to be in the best OF
spirits and waved their caps to the Off
GERS and passengers Of the St Louis.
Captain Newman, before sailing
from this side, said he expected to
reach England in less than 80 days.
In the nine days she had been to sea
when sighted by the St Louis she had
covered approximately a distance of
SIS miles-almost 100 miles per day
at which rate she should reach her
destination, if no mishaps befall her
IN a months time.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
VETERANS OF SPANISH
WAR AGREE TO Unite
Change Of Name Also Is Recon-
menteG-LOng Discussion Now
at an End

The consolidation OF the Spanish War
veterans and the Spanish-American
War veterans Is about to bo accom-
plished, after over three years OF dis
session. A committee of five mem
bers from each of the societies has
held a number of meetings in Wash
ington during the past month, and the
arrangements have been completed.
The report Of these committee has not
yet been made to the two organizations
but il has been agreed upon and print
ed. President Roosevelt, who is not a
member Of either Of the organizations,
has informed the officers of both that
* the consolidation is accomplished, he
will join, and similar statements have
been made by a number OF prominent
veterans of the Spanish-American War.
The aims and objects of the two Or
ganization are so similar that no
trouble was found in agreeing on a
constitution and bylaws. but the sug-
igestion is made that the name of the
new organization be changed. 1t is
recommended that the blue and gray
uniform OF the Spanish War Veterans
be adopted as symbolic OF the spirit
that prevailed at the time Of the Span
sh War. In making these recommen-
ldauons the committee will state:
Since the close of the war with Spain
a number of organizations have beer
formed which are composed Of soldiers
sailors. and marines. both officers anC
men, who took part in that struggle
One society was started even before the
treaty of peace was signed. These as.
sociations have practically the sam'
objects; those eligible for one are elig
ible for all. The result is that thu
} work, which should be carried on b.
ne large organization, like the Crane
Army OF the Republic, is being attempt
ed by several. Instead of unity, therl
is division. instead of cooperation
there is wasteful rivalry, and man,
who would join such an organization
were there only one. are holding bacl
and joining none because OF the un
certainty as to which organization
+ promises the greatest success and long
Z lest life. All comrades Of that war hav
l ing at heart the best wishes OF thes
E organizations most earnestly hope 70
The speedy amalgamation of these SO
deties into one.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington =. 80 2O2 POI Ox-'
Pottsville =. .....O 0 0 2 0 0 o.
Wierand,s Little Rudret

The schedule at Front and Union
streets this week is as follows
Today Wilmington at Middletown;
Tuesday. Frankford at Wilmington;
Wednesday, Roxborough at Rox-
borough; Thursday, Roxborough at
Wilmington; Friday, Wissahickon at
Wilmington; Saturday, Tamaqua at
Wilmington.
Manager Weigand expects to have
some very interesting games this week,
as the Frankford club, one of the
strongest Independent teams in the
State of Pennsylvania, will be here to-
morrow. Thiseteam has won eleven
straight games and seems to be a very
hard nut to crack. They are composed
of the very best minor league and col
lege players in that State, and are sure
to give a good account of themselves
wherever they go.
On Wednesday Manager Weigand has
decided to play the RoXbOrough at Rox-
borough, and Thursday the Roxborough
team will be here. This was done for
Manager Harmer, of the Roxborough,
who wrote stating that he was very
sorry for the exhibition his team put
day and asked Manager Weigand to
give him another chance. He said that
he would guarantee to bring team
here that would win, and If they did
not win he would not accept one cent
lof guarantee. So it looks as if Man
,ager Hamer means business when he
comes here Thursday.
Friday the Wissahickon team will be
on deck and as they are the rival team
of the Roxborough, there is sure to be
more trouble as they are anxious to
win from any team that wins from their
rival club.
Saturday Tamaqua all the way from
the coal regions, with the strongest
team in upper Pennsylvania, will be
here, and the way wig" expects to
make those underground workers
play when they get here will be a sin.
This team is supposed to win from any
hing in their section.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
NewportIs Interesting eame

One of the most interesting games
of baseball THAT was ever seen on the
Newport grounds, was played on Satur-
day between Newport and Oceanic,
of Brandywine Springs. Up to the
fifth inning the score stood 2 to >. At
the beginning Of the seventh inning the
visitors pitcher became ratified and
filled the bases by giving passes. Ham
ilton drove one of the longest hits OF
THE season over the left fielders head,
scoring himself, with three runners
ahead This unstrung the young pitch
er and thirteen runs were Tailed in the
seventh inning, which was too much
for the visitors to overcome. Kloman
Day pitched his second game for the
locals. and allowed only five hits. After
the seventh inning he loOsened up and
let the visitors score a few runs when
they had the game won. The local boys
are playing fast ball this season, and
would like to hear from any good
clubs. the final score was 20 to IL in
favor of Newport Next Saturday the
Niagara A. c., OF Wilmington, will
try to overcome two defeats the locals
have given them.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
COLORRD PRIEST HERE
The Rev. J. II. Dorsey Goes to Clayton to
Sta7 a Few DAYS

The Rev. j. Henry Dorsey, J. T., the
second cOlored man to be ordained a
Catholic priest in America, was in this
city this morning on his way to Clay
ton. to remain until Friday, when he
will return to Baltimore, where he was
ordained a month ago in the Cathedral
OF that city by Cardinal Gibbons. Later
on he will make a short visit to New
York and subsequently will go South
to engage in mission work.
He says that he is one of the Joseph
ite Fathers, of whom there are only
thirty in the country The Rev. Father
Slattery. Of Baltimore, is the superior
OF the body. which is branch OF the
Mill Hill order in England so called
from the place where the main college
is located. The Apostolic College of
Epiphany in the United States is at
Walbrook. Nd. and identified with it is
ST Joseph's Seminary. in the heart OF
Baltimore. AT each or these institu-
tions the priest spent five years before
he was ordained. All of the religious
work which the members of the order
undertake is assigned them direct from
the Propaganda at Rome.
In this country at present, he said
their labors are confined to south OF
Mason's and Dixon's line. He himself
will go to Montgomery. Ala, in the Sec
OF Bishop Allen, OF Mobile. on Septem-
ber 1. as assistant priest to Father Dom
ovan, formerly of Kentucky at St
Joseph's Church, which was erected
about two years ago.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
GOVERNOR WILL REVIEW TROOPS
Military Officers Of Other Stats will Be
Received at Newark Camp

Governor HUM will be present for
one day at the military encampment to
be held at Newark. commencing Sep
tember 6. and it is also intended to set
apart one day as an occasion for re-
ceiving visits from the military officers
of other States. There will be no
elaborate ceremonies at the encamp-
ment, however, as the amount avail
able for the expenses Of the encamp-
ment is small, and 1t is also desired
to show the General Assembly that
such schools for the soldier are not ex-
pensive and can be maintained each
year at small cost.
If the coming encampment is a sue
cess the Legislature will be asked to
make an appropriation for such meet
linms in the future. Formerly they
were held each year. but the expense
was so great that the Legislature de-
lined TO give the necessary funds to
! ontinue them.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
LOWEST RATES EVER OFFERED
TO NIAGARA FALLS.

The Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
yay Company has arranged for a num-
er OF personally conducted tours to
Niagara Falls on dates as fol-
lows; Thursday, July 81; Thurs
day, August IA; Saturday, Au-
ust 30; Thursday, September Il; Sat
rday, September 27; and Thursday,
october 8. Tickets will be good going
n train leaving Philadelphia at $50
m. on date of excursion, arriving at
Niagara Falls, $50 p. m. Tickets good
return within ten (10) days on any
rain Except the Black Diamond Ex-
Tess), permitting stopover at Buffalo,
Rochester Junction (for Rochester;
without extra charge), Geneva, Bur-
etto (for Watkins Glen) and Mauch
hunk.
Low rates for side trips are made
or parties holding and showing Nj
CARA Falls special excursion tickets;
Information relative to same furnished
application to Philadelphia and
reading 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
Vestibuled Pullman Parlor Cars, and
Day 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., 1902-07-21
AFTER THE LApRoNEs
Movement Is Incomplete, But II Is
Expected Many viii Be Captured.

Movement Is Incomplete, But II Is
Expected Many viii Be Captured.
Manila, July 21.-The movement in
the Cavite province against the la
drones is not yet completed. Il is an
ticipated that many ladrones will be
captured. but It is possible that the
leaders have escaped 10 the mountains.
The withdrawal of the cOnstabulary
from Bulacan and Rizal to take part
in the movement in Cavite has pro
duced considerable activity northeast
of Manila, where the municipal police
are watching the ladrones.
The Sultan of Bacolod. Mindanao,
who recently sent an insultingly
worded communication to the com.
mander Of the American expedition to
Lake Lanao, in which he threatened
to begin offensive operations in Au
gust. has now written friendly letter
TO the commander of the American
forces. in which he disavows all desire
to fight, and says he will confer with
the Americans In the future. The
general Moro situation is regarded as
favorable
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
Root Travelled In Army WAGON.

Washington. July Secretary
Root. Adiutant General Corbin. Gen
eral Leonard Wood and Colonel Wal
lace Randolph. chief of artillery. Wis
tied Camp Ordway yesterday to inspect
the District National Guard encsmp
ment now being held at Leesburg. Va
They disregarded the usual methods
Of reaching the camp by rail. but wen
instead by trolley car by Cabin Johr
Bridge and thence Travelled 30 or a
miles in a light mountain wagon draw
by mules. There were several relay.
of animals, so that no time might b,
lost.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
TO UTILIZE WATER POWER
Wilmington Man Among iRcOrpOratOT Of
$1,000. 900 COMPANY

A Washington dispatch says the first
meeting of the incorporators Of the
Walter Motor and Power Company was
held there last Thursday afternoon.
The company was incorporated at
Wilmington, on Wednesday, with an
authorized capital of 81 900 900, by the
following named men: The Hon.
Samuel W. Smith, and the Hon. Edgar
Weeks. of Michigan; Burt II. Brock
way. Hopewen II. Darneille, Henry L.
Biscoe. Alexander H. Bell, Charles II.
Fred of Washington; Frank w. Bart
lett, U. S. N: William l.. Walter, ol
Michigan and Gardner M .Kimball oi
Delaware.
A patent was secured recently by
William l. Walter, of Port Huron
Mich, on a device that makes it pos
lsible to utilize the water power OF
streams by a series of paddles which
can be operated where the fall of water
is small and without the construction
of expensive dams. The company il
organized for the purpose of establish
ling power plants which will make use
of the Walter patent The device may
be installed on the Potomac above
Washington. The company also is
planning to utilize the water power O
the Delaware river and that of several
other streams in various parts Of the
United States.
The following named officers for the
company were elected at the meeting
President, Hopewell H. Darneille; vice
president, Samuel w. Smith; secretary
Florence Walter; treasurer, Burtt II
| Brockway.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
SCORE BY INNINGS.
BASEBALL NOTES

Wilmington team plays in Middle
town.
Wilmington A. A. plays in Atlantic
City
O'Neill continues to play great bail
and gets at least one init every game.
McCabe has signed with the A. A.
News and Burchell may appear OveI
the bridge in a few days
A. A. men are broken up.
Hoffman. the Kiltie.
Middletown defeated the Rumford
Field Club on Saturday by the score Ol
10 5. Walkers playing for Middle
town was the feature of the game.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
In Pretty sheIIpot Park

The attractions secured this week
for Shellpot Park gives promise OF
being one of the best shows booked
there this season. DeVaro and De
Carlo black-face comedy bar artists,
who are to appear, are two clever fell
lows. their act being very funny. Fred
May, the coon shouter, first appear
ance in this city, is one of the best
coon singers in the country. Also
many other attractive features will as
sist in making the bill a strong one.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
Odd Fellows Sports

Columbia Lodge I. o. o. f., held It's
annual field day at Shellpot Park on
Saturday and the largest crowd of the
season was present. The baby show
was the feature OF the day. The coach
Offered by J. & ]. N. Harman for the
prettiest baby, was won by Beatrice
Venom Say. William Il. Dougherty won
in the contest for the most popular
letter carrier. The Red Men defeated
the Odd Fellows in the game Of base
ball by the score Of 13 10 II.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
erandYwlne Club Won

Townsend, July 21.-The Brandywine
Club, of Wilmington easily defeated
the home club Is to on Saturday. The
visitors hit the ball to all corners of
the field
Brandywine o. 2SO5O 2 O-15 25 3
Townsend % 0 001 2 0 o. 3
Batteries-Fahey and Conner; Will
liams and Howard.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
RcorqanIzlna Asphalt Companies.

Philadelphia. July 21.-rhe plan oi
reorganization of the Asphalt Com
pany of America and the National As
phalt Company, which companies are
in the hands of receivers, was made
public last night by the two commit
tees that have been examining the con
dition of the companies The plan pro
vides that the property of the two
companies shall be acquired by a new
corporation which is to have a capita
of S3l.o00.00o, of which $4,000, ,00O
will be preferred and s17,O00OOO com
mon stock. The new company is to b'
organized under the laws OF New Jer
sey.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
Has-Reen,s Defeated.

The BecIoley Senate defeated the
Has-Been's at Gordon Heights by a
score OF 80 TO IS. The feature of the
game were the playing OF Mendlnhall
at shortstop and Beckley on third.
Thackeray also made a phenomenal
one-hand catch. On account Of the bad
decisions of Umpire "Chuck" Lowe, he
was succeeded by Frank Bateman, wlhU
umpired the game in a satisfactory
manner.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
DYING OF LONELINESS

Queen Of Belqians Says She Has Only
Her Dogs to Amuse Her.
Brussels. July 2l.-La Reforme pub.
fishes an extraordinary alleged inter
view with the queen of the Belgians
(Marie Henriette). in which her ma
jesty is quoted as saying that the pa
pers have made her out TO be dying
too quickly, and then bitterly lamented
her utter loneliness. According to 10
RefoFme.. Queen Marie Henriette said:
Il am thoroughly soured. l, who in
times past was so gay. am i'll from
loneliness. l have only my dogs tC
amuse me and am already forgotten
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
DIED

BLANK.-In this city, on Tho 10Th in
stant. Joseph Blank aged 20 years
Relatives and friends and employees Of
LObdell Car Wheel Company, are respect
fully invited Ito attend the funeral from
his late residence. No. 5l5 East Eighth
street, Tuesday morning, July %. at 9
o'clock. Services at Sacred Heart Church.
Interment az Now Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
Soldiers Ordered 10 Rhode Island

Company Forty-fye. U. S. Infantry,
has been ordered from Fort DUPONT,
DO Rhode Island for a month. Captain
Hiphart is captain of the company.
Major Hubble has been ordered 10
Manila
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
IAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
ADJUSTMENTS

CHELLPOT PARK AND MALIN's
- GROVE.-Vaudeville attractions be-
ginning July y.
Davenport and Mantell, Tramp Comedy
Sketch; LOlie Bridge, the Dainty Singing
and Dancing Soubrette; Cameron and
Toledo, Operatic and Pantomimo Nov
city, The Enchanted GrottO." Fred
May, MAY, IN up-to-da5tee Coon songs; sisters
ThOs. IL. Malin- General Manager.
Chas. 10. Edwards. Amusement Mgr.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
a Gard of THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Stewart. of No.
10O0ik Lombard street. desire TO return
thanks to the members OF Apollo Cas-
tie. X. G. E., and TO friends who 50
kindly assisted them in their sad be-
reavement by the loss Of their son
Oscar r. Stewart.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
viii Hold campmeetlng

There will be a campmeeting in Simp-
sons NJ. +. Grove, at Newport, Del,
commencing Sunday, July "a, and closing
Sunday, August TO- Several prominent
ministers viii attend and deliver sermons
during the week
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
New Assistant at CLAYTON

The Rev. Joseph Murphy has been
appointed assistant priest at the Indus
trial School at Clayton. Father Muir
ply was recently ordained a priest by
Cardinal Gibbons in the Baltimore
Cathedral
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
LYNCH's NEW YORK GROCERY

LYNCH'S NEW YORK GROCERY
and Tea House. S. W. Cor. King and
Eighth streets. Just in: A choice line
( new crop Formosa Teas, first pick
ng. Lpton's Teas in 5hlb. and lib.
kgs. Tetley's Ceylon Tea, in lzlb.
)lIgs. nice for iced tea. Premium Cof-
fee. 2Sc. lb. Presents with each pound
'ure Spices. Fruit Jars. Jar Ruhbers.
Heinz's Picking Vinegar. j
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
WILMINGTON DEFEATED MINERS
AND THE GIANTS DOWNED THE A. A.

Manager Weigand's team won its
sixth consecutive victory on Saturday
land made it eighteen games they cap
|tured out of the last twenty games they
|played. Pottsville was the visiting
cam, end although they were downed,
hey tried hard to win and made the
local men hustle during the nine in
|nings. The game was fast and inter-
testing from start to finish, and was
witnessed by a large crowd, which at
times became very noisy Hartman
was not on first, as he was called home
Ito his sick mother. First bag was
held down in a very creditable manner
|by Mullin, and Tierney filled left field.
Day was in right field, and Boyle did
the slab hOnors, allowing the miners
but seven hits. Evans was In the box
I1or Pottsville. and allowed the local
men only six hits, which he kept we'll
scattered. The feature Of the game was
the three-bagger of Chick" Tierney,
and the base stealing by Weigand. To-
day the Wilmington team goes to Mid
dletown.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington E. 80 1 2O2 201 0 x-6
Pottsville =. .....O % 0O2 DO O-4
Earned runs. Wilmington, A. Potts
lville, A; two-base hit, Evans; three
base hit, Tierney; home run, Camp
lbell stolen bases, Weigand, A; Har.
vey; bases on balls, off Evans, A; hit
by pitched ball, Campbell; struck out
by Boyle, /; passed balls, Philips.
Time OF game, 1.1S Umpire, Hogue
| Abundance g nnn
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
will Sell Ice Cream and Cake

The women of ST. james Episcopal
Church. Newport, will have a sale of
ice cream. cake and candy on the lawn
in front of the church, right on the
trolley line, tomorrow evening
Evening journal., 1902-07-21

Landing on the ball good and hard
when they had men on the baws won
the game for the Philadelphia Giants
over the bridge on Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington A. A. men outplayed
the visitors in the field, but could not
connect with kid Carter" at the right
time
Jack" McTetridge was on the rubber
for the local team, and while he pitched
a creditable game, the dusl1y boys
found him at the proper time. Manager
Frysingers team is in a crippled con-
dition at present, and considering this
fact they played a good game on Sat
urday. Tate held third down for Au-
brey and played a good game A big
crowd witnessed the game. and among
them the coiored race was wen repre-
scented.
Today the Wilmington A. A. Will
play at Atlantic City.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
w. A. A......-...1 90 1 20 l 0 o.
Phila. Giants $50 0 1 1 1t
Earned runs, Wilmington A. a.. 2;
Philadelphia Giants, 3; two-base hits
Tate. Nelson, O'Neil; sacrifice hits
Kuhn. Smith. Devote; bases on balls
off McFetridge 2; Carter 2; struck out
by McFetridge. 2; by Carter, / double
plays, Nelson to White to Farrell
Kuhn to Deal; left on bases, Whining
ton A. A., 6; Philadelphia Giants, G
Umpire, Smith, Time, 1.30.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Athletics, 8; Cleveland, 3.
Boston. 2, Chicago, 0.
Baltimore, 2; Detroit. 1.
st. Louis. 6. Washington. 4.
SATURDAYS GAMES.

Philadelphia, A New York, 3.
Pittsburg, s. Chicago, 0.
Brooklyn, 5; Boston, 4.
st. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, / &c innings
rain).
SUNDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburg, s: Chicago, 6.
Cincinnati, 6; St. Louis, ?.
Evening journal., 1902-07-21

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