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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-09-25

and will sell you goods cheaper
than any one can buy them at
wholesale. Come early before the
sizes are broken up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
rTFIGTFS GETTING COMMON.
strung , on scores Of Telegraph Poles
nv the striking Winners.

~SCR,NIoS. Pa June : TIE strike situs
ZION here today presented several new
features On the west side. tho element
TINT has h"sn hanging "hnoNious non
s'Ukrr~ ~ cfigv. evidently pleased with
their 'fur's II YESTERDAY. hung mp cfigie~
~ Pink Jones, another nglne whom
thcv do ~. lk" IN" polio" ar" now on
the lookout for the men who commit these
Offences.
This matter 80 hanging men in efigv T.
also being copied up IA" valley II l. saii
today that ~" telegraph poles between
Scranton and J 'rmvn are black with th"m
IN fact In that part - IN" district the mat
tor now eN,i'r- little attention Pr-sidcnt
Nichols is kept very busy seeing that his
strikers remain IN line II" addressed 20.
night the fr-inrn. engineers and pump
runners about t~arloudal" and mo-.ttngr
are eNp~f"l ~ %" held M various parts Of
the district 'u-rurruw
Igcal lur5. Iuitei Mine Workers. has
paS-.i resolutions asking the -toroko-T-r~
Of Jrrnyu ami Nayfi"id not 20 cell 10 the
non-uuion men that ar" being brought into
the union. Most - the lpyal- send com
miti'eS TO -he merchants and tell them tha,
they do not want ~. n~on-uuion men 10
have ANYTHING from IN" stor-~.
, President Nichols and tho operation
both gave out statements here this after
noon Nichols said
.The aspc-t iu nearly every town along
the line u peaceful, no disturb ances or
~annoyancee IL any natur. beng a. vet
reported. We are winning our cause by
peaceful means aud our ranks are gaining
recruits every day"
Mr.. Tob"v. assistant superintendent Of
the coal Department 81 the Delaware,
Iackawauua and Western COMPANY, spoke
Tor ~" OPERATORS and said
I'll" iurO,s NJ work around the Collieries
Of oar r"nain undimiuI-hed
aud 'h" asI--t u satisfactory To vs.. No
m ,n have quit work and the pumps are
-'ll kept uIUHlug NJ usual. ! know OF
30 disturbances 81 any SORT and no vio-
l,rDr on III" part - the miners about our
works has been made known 10 US.
II" women and boys have taken 10
abusing numerically the non-strkers " hils
going tu and from work.
SHAMOKIN, Ia, June As the result
- the Demonstration and the hanging
,frHgu"- Lst evening Chief Burgess " nj IAN
Thomas to-day issu~d a proclamation for.
biddug unlawful cruwds and calling on
ci'iSru- to aid the authorities in preserving
the" I-slc'' and 10 report any disturbances
kftrf th" ad~ adjournment If tho Ninth
I. VI. " A. Dist riot Exe~uriv" Board thi.
afternoon President John Fahy announced
hat III" liquidation would stand by clerks
aud bu~-es who refused To take the places
II striking fremen and engineers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
IR0u SHir 70 ,0u VIZ.


RE,pISu. Pa Jun" : Pr-.d"f' N,'r
IT the R,siing Company -i'tf TODAY 100
h- offCc here fur -um" t,u" D." wa 100
curfrrenc" with Nj Luther. ~II"rtut"fd"''
- the Reading Company fur'v c.II"r'-
IN ~" Srhuvlkill Coal regions Member 10
sav ANYTHING for publication, lu' ? .iN-
news events Ia TIN. TERRITORY lidi,.I'' 'Ha'
President haer q the R'v,iirg conn ,uy
- shaping things 'o r"-um" ~ral INNING
a. an early dav ard without any regard 90
any pear" plans that nav lc on f','
lhrs. 70 the largest cpllisri"- In ~" Read
ing territory will be- starttsi wt'h vu.Iu''"r
miners who will lie ~ It,'rtv O., answer
~" call from any part It ~" vun' ff NO.
Tho fullest protection will be- guaranteed
FIRST tho Revding Company vii o.wl "fc
a thoroughly satisfactory -'"tm '...' ""u'
II Its cplirTies To this end. the engineers
aud fr"men Of the compauy'- r..I f'st
al Port Richmond, how idle ly ih" "sl
strike will L. sent To- the mines tu 'ak'
charg. aud instruct new aad rrmp"rrut
men from the company -hvIr
4 special train of two cars containing
ir"nen for the Cullicric- Il the COMPANY
was taken through early to-day Thee
men were employed IN the company steam
Nullirrs They are all familiar WITH irrg
long and short boilers. Those who are -
fire short boilers are to receive g. ~ a iav
and those having tho long bodies o. look
after will get s. a dav There werr sixty
eight men IN the party
The thr.~ collirr.s To b" started NJ" iu
isolated plaCrs and are now l.iug ,u...-u
hy tarl~d wire t"nces Tho men have .I"
necessary Car~ for cooking and sleeping -
well a. a corps 81 cooks ami n--..'at'.
All the men that are sent uD a. ,.. a.
the Brister and Christian Headquarters.
- -four hours b+fur- 'hry au" 10.
signed TO duty Then thoSr ~" irr.in.
to 90 whrrr ordered az" sent horn"
The Reading Company Toes no. cNp.c'
10 resume general ~. rd,,uE- a. 10, uj.r>
before the beginning Of October 4 ,cai.
ing official said
The strike trouble has reached thai
stage that all hope ~ settlement. Iulr>,
there should h. AZ absolute ~.-r'ri-r 900
the par, 81 IN" mon, has passed
After another canvass - 'Er hoops t"rN
to-day. thirty morn Ni-n'uuvI W~'yhtr.g,
brayrd the ordeal and went into tIr vrgi.u~
as steam men. They have ia" pr.uy Of
the best Of protection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
nor HELD FOR NOR kILLrNG
Detective Who shot = Man In scranton
Acquitted of Murder.

SCRANTON. PA June : sylvester ,
c. .grove. the Dummond Agency d.'.,-
tive 81 New York who ha- ls.u ou trial
here for his lifc. was found not guilty. lv u
jury thu afternoon TN" rv v"r-
ou' only Two hour During one Of ~"
street car riots her" lat Isrornh r. tu--
grove was n ~ a party uf ofic"r- irving
%" arrcs, a riptcr named Maghrau To- VI. la.'.
II 'el on IM2ernc ~'u'-' IN" Vow /
inobi~d tho officers and RESCUED 3D." Wls
oucr. In 10" -Crimmsge DAME. Ne AuIfs
was sho, and died from the wound Ihr
Commonwealth contendrd that OBJ" shoot.
ing was malicious and uuu'~cssarv
CosgroVe cuut.udei that h." -ho' A..
defence OF his own .ii" when McA.'iF"
wa advancing upon him With a club la
oihe- detectives. Who wor" with g.. yov",
Nere indicted Thcv will now 10 liberated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
SuOkE EVIDy>1E C0ILI,rrD.
Iederie says % L. Nav % To the or.
poration Counsel.

Commissioned OF Health Ledcrie said
yesterday that he could aid but littir To-
what he has already said IN coal -roNr
Dealers and consumers w"rr waiting li'n
daily. he said: tie former either u a.,'tn
him that there was plenty 81 hart Goa
in the market or that there Wa -rar~'Iv
sny, and the consumers IN explain THAT
they were simply forced 90 huru ~pt' sai
because they could get ~ other
No one really exp~r'- ~" 90 -'u' u,
such iarg- concerns a. ia. elevated fal rpn I
COMPANY Haid the IoUWI--'uU"r a..
incpnvcniencc and diSagr-au.r '"l' .r.-
Of tho soft coal emoke w,'Ii 49, puHi'-.. .
To that | viii rrui 'l" 'Nidcl..' o, loo
Corporation Counrul a. int A. = f. uf-
tanned The COOPERATION Counsel IAN oo
a. lie secs te-'
Since the strike IN the anthracite c,a!
region has caused q shnrtag' Of hard Goa.
tho evidence for ~fnf'v-Onc suit las hs"H
-ent 10 tre Corporation Cu.T-'
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V.~ va ~ tHa lsrsdnns e1mranv 20
tirr-t h1up. t1-.is- to- 4 fHs rll-
ir'tn-- have ttsir pumr- running wth
uuu IniHu engiur"fs
a. sfIgv n President Hssf ~ Ire Ihfa
i.lphut tut N.adins tual sui Iron ''Hn
rany 10. u--sp rla,ssi nn 10 pedestal 81
tual tSil. utl.r hgIr.= 90 OBJ" o. t"'t
r-pr--sut several psis-Husu ks.pfHs = pi
over a nuuHtnttn spfkmaH uhf b. fl.
ning an uht fs-hiuusvl hald pIfnp
Mr.. than fhr-' hundred i'NlkaU'''s,
carf -ntet-. mariiui-i- ami muIAI'f- v't"
90 definitely ~-U-p~n.k-l e. o." uItf a. -
- The Philadelphia amt N.aIiug H1miauN
here thi- %sy-ulug ~upt MI .aHt '''
-u-I-n-ipn Wa tho result - OBJ" -'fs"
a. the vtal mines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
NIW FlcIutNT> " ttNp.
The ~i>t,.uinth ART the iort,-sr, enth
Relieve the Ninth aid 1wrlfth.

SIAN INur. Tork.k I JuIo : Thu
Fury--"'nHfu Rig w"ut - brooklyn AMI
the Siy'v-'r'h L"LiT"ir 80 New York
r. ioycl 90" Twelfth and Ninth regiment,
h"r" TO-DAY II" futtv--"V"u'h arrived
A. Ioa Uo.s o. hall past 10 o'ci b.. having
Iof' Now luf. q . O'Clock twelfth
IlI previously ."'' '"' camp and were
wal Ins ~ ''" station TIE nrp'klvr
'Uuul-w"r vrt" ~uur q os their u.a''1
30. Id, bod and a half hour ttcrNarI IL
l.,f- %'rIncu wg- -f-sdiuc l.uu rNaru
TIE Si'n-rrih ,t"Eir"if left New Nurk
a' So VI tn. Jr,i.'I a' I.I iiprh rJGl-
t.. .r.i 40 - % 1. rr found tho ninth
...'.. N.l.'s 'tcr. tr % 200 az. zee
chang Wa sHUH MAJ, IL 30 started
uu , 'tip -luiu amt 'h" S~iNty-hiuth on
't' IHr'1 Nrff', = iu cdf y t'"v w.r"
.. ,".dff'.r.. .. ..' f-frutr.i f"uts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
one Union Spots >,r,Ac ~ ,~no,hcr-

AIro'"~r vas i-su"d ty N" Architectural
Irur WDrkor~ Union vcst'r iov addressed
.. iho H.I'i.ug Tg...,r Iri - agaius' "a,
iu,-rfrr nv & th' HuU-~ml'l- End bridge
u.r.' IuI.u and ~ tU- for ~, uring
an atvaH-' g wages ~ prrsrrt tho
Ar.l ~'ar'4rtI Iron Workers ar on ,ir.k"
DO uuui-r - I.t,-- for o. lew var. aIr
ant "a. NHr- smiths ant BrIs, o. en-
t.Iau - d.r. at ~ can. 10" protest sas.
%. -I.'I no" .'rik" l-,ir-" II want f.
r.H.. an fIr iron NHrz 'rr i's m"'ul- -
br f.HI.UE 3D., Architecture. lr.I Work
o.. lri.r IH" I%r,f,-' .fI"- GOA ~. p,I.r
no ..r- f. - OBJ" rufI-iI"iHu 90 M" vorA
f.r tt.I .r..r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
WOCLDN'T MAN THE PUMPS.
Employ es OF the Resdiny Refused Three
Mines AIlowed "a I'm Up.

~PorrsvnIK. Pa. June Steps have
been taken by the Philadelphia and Read
Ing Coal and Iron Company 20 abandon
the Richardson. Glendower and Phrnix
Park collieries. three Of the companyis
oldest operations. The pumps were re-
novel from these collirri~s to-day and
tie mines are now filing with water. The
engineers. pumpmen and hremen at these
operations all struck
zach 81 tho too mschinists at the Potts-
vii" repair shops was asked 20 nun the
pumps and each refused. and the order
D. aOAndun the collieries Was then given
About hfv ~ tho -T--rial policeman and
,y'u!mea b-plgAt from Philadelphia and
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Health Department az these thirtv-thr~'
N,,r '-,u rrturu,yl for a rnlu~l-.tiou
" -...f~ Nli be- mov"l e. Va" municipal
u..Hrf- a.. rfrIi.N a. trr~- NI"
t"r,rl N.rag'r NAJ't = the Manhattan
Elevated Railroad had a talk with nr.
ls.i' rl" Yesterday. Hr sid that nov" ~
~. -II'- 90 anu uci'" W'i'lnrod IN l-t''rS
-'r' iy ~#-rl-r, vino -tli they had stocks
uu hard va, ~gl'ttl" fnr %" engine oi
'Nn ..,y.'"i rH.H- The siJ"s suited frr
'i,-. "ruIrr- Vi ~kff ~tid. v,rr iuf .r
~, market ~, -tlI. ais. that Nil" th"-'
60 ,- can t.rl 80 oual ulN,yi WITH
a~''.urft" 'l,N cannot burn -Hr rtal
e rr- So. ''c 1r'Hr1,''" supply b..
-. uy' '"'r''are the engine. would nav"
{, shut down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
PROV TDIN1T ttRS rim.
No'"rm-n HrorSht Ir"m out of Town
and Norr 1OTiug To-rnorrou.

~PpoyIuLNcT. II I, i'm" l. Tho S'roe'
Ral.roaI company i.-iav brought forty
u.',rm"u % 'ho Nv 70. m OUT = town.
= 90" mon ar" Hl experienced and flrv
Mil take places lon hy The strikers Sixty
m.r" mau ar" coming from out 81 town
on MONDAY
Care van with fairly good regularity TO-
da'. bu' n.nrua" e fear - 'rDuI.c IN tho
cr. ui.i I.v.'.Vu streets they W.r.
withdrawn early his 't"riug Tho
d, Nu',Nu I.#.r saloon. were CLOSED uv
'l. D.. Il-' a. q .r.,ck Nigh.
There was q large HrNi marching w
and down Pee principal %s'r..'~ 90 'Io oity
up ID, % .t'r l..r t.f 'h' I.iiu' Kept every
pliN,u'h" mpN"i and there WaS To- di-tri.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

The anthracite coal strkr has tccn tenc-
hcia. to 'h" 'r'igh' traffic "i the PENNEY
wanna Railroad Daring o." week ending
VI. a. .t. Shipments - hi,uwIuous ouSl
over 'Lr Pennsylvania lines east - pi'i,-
uurE Increased GIp toms and M" ship
r,r'- pl u,k" Increased ?vp '.n- In.
lu>- ir - .pW"n'- ~ authrlHi'" c0,I fur he
sam. Ss-k WE Dr.N J4fui- lN'-. changes
are ~ cor IHt...H with mo ngu'c- 80 the
corresponding '-.rIud 81 last yeat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

Mr.. n-nisnin smith hrl. It,. ,.

ESGIEwoop, Y j. luu" = T..
Benjamin Smith Nup o. 'I' ~
for the M.tr,y. Tan ~. lu-Irt
p1ny and resistant foreman H .,
D"partu"f', committed -rfni'. '.I-
noon hv drinking 'urt-'.lu a"'i f
expect that -hr Wpuli l., f.r'.
child ia n few dHV.
II wa reported rhat Mr. Smith rl-
haV" tsrn operated un grt iir 81. E
herself hsCau~' -hn T. lr.t 't.'
ton would not h. -uCcv-. mi. ~
Who Wa in attendance. .Iid that chs
not 81. Mr. Smith had ls-'u d,.I1r'H
he said. and hat wa- probably her 20,
for killing herself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
,orr kind, g, = ou ,osi Wor.e Than Other,

Complaint, v"r" made Yesterday that
SON. - "n Hudson Kv"r ,rrrv boat,
WHICH hai h'-" burning 81" cal = 4, good
quality V'.r' gives nu' 0o'u'tra'ivcly
i''." -wrh' vote Naf.. : m / f..'.r kind
OF -. r.1'. V''vh giv"s oU' n great deal
rf .w. - IN' "Scu-" r'vou was that
tl" better kl.i .f-.'' coal was uari'u got.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

MEoi>,. y Y. Jun" : 4 the ORLEANS
,uuu'v ItrI .harau Convention. h.'i hen"
ih- afternoon. a,."gl'.- wen" clr tod TO
't. stat. Coz g''-- tfl S'rB'" ,,uN'u-
'tuu- H." t.UCrH-- ~l,'gaf'~ w"rn M
-rrIr'ci '.r james " Nad~vurtI. tl'
present m,r.I-.i. anal fu' N,it'' i~'l'git.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
THE mr., ui>oi, oo>rR,Cr,
Figures sho~ins mat No,i of Them Ha,e
Not signed Agreements.

WUKrs. BARRE. Pa JuH" l. IA, l-ru
said all Along that pr"-idru' Mitchell w"ulI
call ont the hitumiupus mir"r- were L. not
for IN" cuntt acts witch ~" min" worker
have with the operators 10" following
table shows how many oft coal ma ct
would hsy" To- hrcaA their CONTRACT. aud
how many would not. Il they ot-vcsl lu order
20 strike. III" cgurr-. MIR Mitchell sav.
ar" correct The following ave contrast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

The agreements - M" uIsra'or- w!'h
'h- men Ia Kansas and Missouri oNpir'
within a month Tl-" l. some duub'
- heir tsing renewed or ih" alvl
mi.c workers in the United States IS Tor
cont are organized and ~ pr ccu' an,
working under the union soalr- TAi~ j.,
the hituminous coal situation a. Il 'Ni-',
TO-DAY II ma - entirely changed within
a month
Tho ,pera'ors her" d. not hcli"." that
the hiruminou- strike will succeed Drr
who has large -oft coal Interest," and ~
Just returned from the West Virginia dts
trict ~aid. TIL" men are not going ont y
a body The great majority distinctly
oppose a -trike and ar" hot in sympathy
with the sgitstors whom President Mitchell
has sent there.
The men are contentei To get good wages
and have plenty 81 work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

The fact that all women suffer du1rg
the birth hour leads a great many women
TO accep, a degree OF suffering which -
altogether unnecesarN Sometimes u
Is hours. sometimes DAYS before the
struggle Is over. No medicine can ar
solutelv eliminate pain rom this ''rnr
oil travail, but Dr. Pierce Favor;e re
scr,ption can and docs make the hA.F s.
advent practically painless. II acts upon
the organs OF maternity, giving g.. -
strength and elasticity. y iru'H~'
physical comfort and mental ,acr.'.
ness. II Is an effective 'rr'r, q 't
the mother abundant nutrition for poe
child.
~ h.ii-v- I owe nv ii- - nr rr--- -r-
dies and have long '-'; u WN SOC, '
edge the '-ucht l rcvriv-d % ru N
pavcr'e pes. rpttor art psH-.r' rr r
tavs Mrs Mara q HaNarl Nu'ng
lAud. - L ~h Nssrs agH H''.F '.-
one 1T nv children W, l-'f f0 e. ".
gone Lite Sas . 'uIlsu .fH'.rr' "
different phN>fUfau> au3 x r. -SHr'
10 r., vuF>' and 10 49, g. ~ H'ul'E ..
sufered terribly tom '-U's'fan
10 49, one ~ var atvrrt~ru"a'- 40
n nv the s'Tvr fr-ct - lDHwHr~..- nod.
pt P1rr-e = tsv,tite Presentation 49,
felicts and began t1 imrrHr- '- F
c0rtinued improving au1 ."rrr H
cannot srpTtss tho rr'is' F ,..
Seven months later INV lutte
without much t'utNIs tee .
hsvr h~cr able g. suluT~ nv
Tor the help tue .'l-lV {. o. lr..
Shr Va a hn- health, Cd. . ODD.
] hav- tvrr t~cu e p fr r
Dr pi-rce's Pleasant Pellets cafo CO
stipation.
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A CARD.

The reorganization
store ha' rfo,ru n.
success Our result OBJ
cesStul reorganization
tind II necessary g.
departments Sto,A,l
highest class novel;.
found abroad
Last week. buyer, '.r
lowing twenty departing.
for Europe To- mtDc
IN manufacturlu. centre.
w are not already ,.-
with the best muuu..
the highest style, %.
ported into thi, count.
departments include
LADIES' cOS-IAlI
TUNES. \Iul>u~.
WRAPS. SNuIuN..
WAISTS. lAuI.
TEA GOWNS, viAR
Tpi1MED MILL ny I.p>r>.
merry. I%.~.
FLOWERS AND Hos. e,.
FEATHERS, hNi'UE.
RIBBONS. L'RIuIR ,.an>
LINGERIE. AND u..
CORSETS. ERNC r Nr
nSSES' AND ~ hl$i>.
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80. Against NJ
~ps.i-a's SO
tar lts''nq
tts~ the "

gani'F'
-How do you
s.krSi III" Nag'
" saw emil.
EN- trying to q
week
Well aid
men trying 90
don, prove tha
him to gamble
~misdem"anor
Tinker and
smdavit,' char
having ganihlin
possession, whI
! ON that charge
morrow hen
position of ,h"
a. 90, the Nag
caHbrr revolvcr
him at Police
afternoon
say laid
Judge that I'm
gun Il and ~
many y"arS. any
separated from
won't pleas" CIV
ne lawyer ma
trate a rrfuS
the weapon lnu
policr AMI held
b. -old
That : hat
Mas'rrson. but
n I have to hii
II sinc,. l>77. ~h'ff
for mo It, To
want To- say now
me- lad man
In my LIE 'lh"r{
j people ar" all inq
lne revolver
arm II has n -
j. : quick that n
that any |pr">-Ir''
When ti" cnu1
ami Frank an
Lond-mcn, all -
of their law vcr-
Fngcl IN 10"
There the -uInrn4
action. brought
Gcprg" |. snow
for ial-o arr>t.l
sent up 90 -"
the d-Icu liant
oil day V'-i"riaY
4, would -'"in
vas l.aru,gi 80
four men an -,
sanou- than ths
LAYOUT 900 their -
ful also II Na-l''Q
held even ON thH
Headquarters ~
men found IN il't,
Sixty-ninth SIRE
was found. were
polic,, are not -ur
can q any e
and Franks and
tn. police adr4
dencr that any q
anybOdy in New
who seems 10 N
the arrests -aNs
out 81 any mon"y
anywhere. Tlr" |
formation II that
ling gamblers SIS
Chicago and Bum
~ far a. he knoS
before he saw ~
on Friday aft"7
statement Of Su1
cas- wa- made Il
gan Yesterday md
Saow will nud
ings against thd
b. necessary
We've got End
them, and wl"n
NAV take -uin"
CITY He saw n
aud h" will do Y
there
After Snow II
won't Say for va
detective tu trail
2 snow lett Il
en- route got a VI
ave telling him
money w"t" un
A. soon a. snow
the case 20 Head
" were assigned tbI
gut uur first line 4
ef- Who got bic d
w. lo ats-i sand
work too find th"'
Master~un had nd
Snow
Here's what
says ! wa ruhiss
h. must H. ctaIy
fOr an aw ful s's
a. any old gan
In thi- cas-. all Il
A. Ell \
had r. long falE
quarters over
who ought To-
Casr Id la e,
sullivan ami Sln
York courts VI
would l. herr Z
x that CITY "a -'ul
Of said slarI-r
After Masters
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Evening journal., 1902-07-15
ABOUT DELAWARE CITY POLK
Notes Of These Who Are Visiting aud Others
Entertaining Friends
arecial to Nd Evenlng Journal.

Delaware City, July 15.-George ID.
Money and daughters, Misses Mary
and Ruth, have returned from VIII
mington.
Miss Emma Rettew. of Wilmington,
lis spending a few days in town.
Miss laura Sadler, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting her father, James Sadler
Miss Elizabeth Wise. OF New Castle,
who has been visiting friends in town,
has returned home.
Mrs. Sturgeon has returned TO her
home. in Philadelphia, after visiting in
town.
William Jester. of Philadelphia, IS
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
ter
Mrs. Moody and daughter, Miss Ber-
tha, are visiting relatives In Whining
lton.
Mrs. Jacob Supp has returned from
Wilmington.
Mrs. DEMO and daughter, Grace, o
Wilmington, are visiting Mrs. EyaM
Hemphill.
Frank and Howard Dunlap, of vii
lmington. are visiting in town for
few days.
Howard Foard and son. Albert, o
Boston. are visiting relatives in town
Miss Stella Ferguson, of Whining
ton Is visiting IN town.
Charles Belville. OF Wilmington. j
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs
Frank Belville.
Frank Wamet is in Connecticut fol
{ lsome time on business.
Captain Kephart, OF Fort DUPONT
has been transferred to Fort Della
ware.
Albert Morris, of Reedvlle. Va.
passed through the canal Saturday o.
Z his yacht Alert, en- route for Atlanti
ICitV
Evening journal., 1902-07-15
Visitors IN Newark
pecial 10 the Evening Journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Newark. July 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Browne. OF West Grove. were
the guests Of Mrs ID. Ir. Brown, at
the Deer Park. last week.
Miss Ella Myers and Miss Katie
Myers. of Philadelphia, who have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. ID. f. Brown
at the Deer Park, have returned home
Charles Calmey, of Philadelphia
was a visitor here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Curtis went to
Odessa on Saturday last in their auto
mobile. They we're accompanied by
Professor Charles f. Penny. Mr.. Cur
tbs is becoming quite expert in hand
ling his splendid machine.
William II. Foard, Of the Philadel-
lphia Press. was n visitor here yester-
day.
Mrs David Crime and Mrs. Charles
F. I.owber visited Mrs. Charles Rich.
ards, at Hockessin, yesterday
Evening journal., 1902-07-15
OLD RUMOR REVIVED
Many Believe Thompson Is Trying TO Open
Race Track in Delaware
sneoaal to the Evenlng Journal


Smyrna, July 15.-The fact that John
r. Mott. owner OF Woodland Beach, was
Interested in tho purchase of the Della
ware end Of the b. & ID. B. railroad
running from Massey's 20 Woodland
Beach. coupled With William J. Thomp-
sons offer. of S125.0O0 for the steamer
Thomas Clyde, and landing privileges
at Woodland Beach, has revived the
rumor that Mr.. Thompson is seeking to
establish race track ia Delaware.
The SNAKE" bill which caused a sem
satlon at a recent session Of the Legis-
lature has not been forgotten.
Another rumor is that those inter
ested in Woodland Beach will use tho
railroad bed for n trolley purpose, as
the beach is now inaccessible by road,
owing to the causeway over the marsh
sinking below the marsh level. If a
trolley line is erected Woodland Beach
has a bright future. but the citizens OF
upper Kent would kick long and hard
against race track under Thompson
rule at the bayside.
Evening journal., 1902-07-15
NUGGETS oF NEWS

phe national meeting of state bank
examiners will be held at Detroit,
Mich, July 20.
Many families are rendered home
less at Argentine. Kan, by the food in
the Missouri river.
A Paris dispatch says that - ruined
gamblers committed suicide at Monte
Carlo during the past few days.
The battleships Kearsarge. Alabama
and Massachusetts, which have been
laid up for repairs at the New York
navy yard for some time, put to sea
today.
Fifty carpenters and laborer went
back to work yesterday at the Mineral
colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company at Wilkesbarre. They have
nothing to do with mining coal.
1t is expected that Minister WI will
not leave Washington for his new post
In China for some time, as the new
minister, Liang Cheng Tung, will not
take up his duties until August