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Evening journal., 1902-10-24
Fixing the Blame.

Mr.. Snow was seen holding the week
ly paper as far away as he could get
1t and working his head from side to
side. with squinted eyes. "Sohol Your
sights begun TO fail ye at last" said
the visitor bluntly. "Well. 'tain't sur
prising at your age"
Mr.. Snow glared. MY eyesight's all
rightr he roared. "The only trouble is
my pesky arm isn't long enough"-
Youths Companion.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
Fire In oreaon's Coal eunkers.

San Francisco, Oct. 24.-It is said
here that a fire has been burning in
the coal bunkers of the battleship
Oregon for three days. and that the
officers of the vessel yesterday would
not say that the fire had been extin-
guished A board Of survey has been
summoned TO examine the vessel, and
It will be some time before she will be
able to depart for Manila. Repairs
will have to be made and a new sup
ply of coal put on board before the
battleship can sail.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
sIac TracI-Inr the sIeuthn.

First Burglar dn kltchen)-Wouldn't
I sail into that grub If wasn't under
treatment fer me dyspepsyi
Second Burglar - That's just why
you'd orter do It, Bill. All the detect
ives knows about your dyspepsy, and II
we clean out the provisions they'll new
er suspect you Of bein In this job
Harlem Life.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
RED MEN TO MEET IN LAUREL
Great Council Of the State Will
Gather There the Latter Part
of This Month
speelaI 10 ths EvenInE Journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
laurel, Oct. 24.-On Wednesday and
Thursday, October 20 and 80. the Great
Council of the State of Delaware of the
Improved Order Of Red Men. will meet
in this town. The meetings will be
held in thehandsome new hall Of Rosa
katum Tribe, No, IS, which edidce will
be dedicated by the grand officers on the
morning OF October 3O.. The citizens
will extend a hearty welcome to the
"Sons of the Forest" and Laurel win
be in gala attire to greet the big In
gins" The first day of the session will
Evening journal., 1902-10-24

II the poor people did but know how
little some milhonaires enjoy their
wealth, there would be less envy in tho
world.--Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
win Emphasis.

"say, Joe" remarked Stroller, who
was anxious for jaunt what do
you say 70 a-tramp after dinnerT
Generally" replied Joe Kose, II say,
fGet out, or I'll turn the dog on to
YOU .'"-Philadelphia Record.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
MAY WITHDRAW TROOPS

It Is Believed twelfth Regiment VIII
Leave Coal Regions Tomorrow.
Scranton, Pa, Oct "a. ~ Brigade
headquarters yesterday instructed the
Twelfth Regiment at North Scranton,
to make up its pay rolls to and includ-
ing October %. This is taken as a
strong indication that the regiment
will be started home tomorrow. The
Eighth has also received word that
It will likely be sent home in a few
days. These two regiments have been
out since July 81.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24

The Potomac river is only 500 miles
long, and in its lower course Is rathel
an estuary than a stream.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
OPERATION DIDN'T SAVE HER
Woman Whose Stabbed Heart Was
Sewn Up Is Dead.

sewn Up rs Dead.
New York. Oct. "a. - Mrs. Annie
Kingsley, who was stabbed in the
heart by her husband, and upon whom
an almost unprecedented operation
was performed by Dr. George Stewer,
at Bellevue Hospital died yesterday.
The operation consisted of stitching
up the wound in the heart
Evening journal., 1902-10-24

When you, sell an article bysweight,
remember that other people have
ecales.-Atchison Globe.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
CROSBY & HILL
Crosby g Hill,

wlade Trimmed GOWNS SKIRTS
just glance at
neoff fhan
Evening journal., 1902-10-24

Al group OF offerings which no real
nass. REMEMBER. SATURDAY ON
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
MONEY-SAYING ITEMS FOR SATURDAY.

ECONOMY HUNTER can afford to
LY, you can buy for
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
Read the Evening Journal for all tho

neNs. - =
Evening journal., 1902-10-24

to keep your vaIuables at home
Safe from fire and robberies. Price
from $500 to $500.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
Shoes Worth Having
La France

A name to know a good shoe by. 1t
Is without doubt the best shoe for
women at its price or a dollar more;
Ipay So for pair, you could pay more
and not get so good.
: and Dnu- 1n1lst he and re I'm nunl...
Evening journal., 1902-10-24
WIN. LAwTON
LAWTON'S
New goods opened daily at our new
scale of prices.
Steel EnameIed Cooking Utensils.

See the articles at SO cents in our
show window.
Evening journal., 1902-10-24

A splendid showing of skirts, five
styles, solid and stripes; value Use. Ex-
ira sizes among these.
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Tatehman. Peter Dippel: outside Waterman. II,
SeEI<sch \ fair attendance q utAIll W.
present and an enjoyable evening was ha9
heS-GLlSs LDlEe had q god atteAl1NSe
membership. and the prospects are bIisAt I1I
ssEsrsl applications 10 lie presented ia 'ho NSs
near future.
Benton Lodge last Thursday night enjoyed "a
rafne took place, and Brother John Ott9 Wa
the winner Brother Benz. q. kOfvs PRESIDED. IA
the absence q Master Workman Brother Is nj
zynlcrfer. who. with Ovrrs-er Warrington Shl
Past Master Workman MeleirO-, are sprndiis
Their vacation IN The East Wneu iaet h"aEd %
N"tN "rEg - atlantic City. y. ) tl-lMs .-eS-
water baths and svashUTe sights IN generaL 4heS
are expected home MgudaE. July 4 -
hcInAI.LA La1Ev had a god a1icndAL'e -
ne't.LE MONDAY evening. the utc4slol uriAb INV
installation Of Officers. The installation ,cfre-
Henry BoehninE. The recorder. brother Frei
kTagc. Vas installed fer the nftv-third cCnseCu-
i've term, having served the lodge as recorder
since ats Institution. which T. a record ot MhltA
Brother kraEv and the IplEc ar" proud. After
the installattuu ceremonies an adtr - on the ga
OF IN" order was delivered 10y Brother BnyhniHS,
ana after AL business had been, transacted Az
members were invited q the dining hall. where
yidrd
United LeIg- had a large attendance at It's
over for the FIRST time by the new master work
msu. HrJtheT August E1s nlauEi. in a very able
manner several Applications are On HE 10 be
acted n at the neat meeting. and u j. hoped
ing 10 take action on the Acceptance - these au-
p.!gau,nH Other matters % importance 10 all
utUh"Ts viii come before the lodge.
lower hrnN" Lodge had q large aitcncAn'e ~
members q; IS last meeting. among whom were
visitors from NcTtuna All West Gate lodges.
me t"Ns" decided that they would present the
master workman with an elegant picture NJ re
a,Ni meeting An enjoyable time was had under
TIE stNI q tho order
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Legion of Honor.

The Supreme Council Will meet In s-miannual
session On Tomorrow evening. July y. In the
ana Finnsy avsnuss. Tor ne trSnsactisn Of saeS
business as may b legally brought before u.
routine business and donated so to the Free Ice
Iafayette Council held its regular weekly meet
Ing with a good attendance Two applicants were
elected TO membership and two candidates ini-
tisted.
Excelsior Council met on Tuesday evening.
elected five applicants 20 membership. and mi;
tiated two candidates several canlidatss VIII
be initiated at its next regular meeting
At the meeting Of Unity Council on Friday
filed. two applicants elected and one candidate
=. Louis Council met on Monday evening last.
received two applications and Initiated one can
The Executive Board held IT. regular monthly
routine business was transacted ard several
death losses approved and Grdsred naid
the last meeting % Stella r1u1cll and one az the
last meeting n Buena Vista council.
y5 lns I1tsVstte: Tussday. Aloha: wedn=slsv.
irving THURSDAY. franklin; Friiay, CaToIa-.et
Hxte Park. Unity. Stella lyanhoe ana hu NJ
Vista: saturday. Compton Hul. Empire ana Bona
p9rte .,,s,F,,-.
despite the hot wsathe. a. ne last IAe"llng
This council Is getting along nicely. mueh sgsll'
being due the Jealous snoTts 81 w ,jI -S, -
Badges were ordered for use az me nlcnl, E,t~n
by tire central organization August >. ana Also
for other outings In contemriauen 49,. Co..
wanderirEs-ATa At an end and ! I ts permar-ntiy
located n H. new hall. corner OF IA SlIe sITgt
the oid-timc vlEor. for which TOO much credit
cannot be given some o. It's enthusiastic mem
Garfield Council Is sending out invitations TO
attend Its 'housewsTminG AZ u new hnH- 30
10 state the sarse are being accepted with
e~lactrity- The big four viii Be on deeS IN
al their pristine glory. Al evening or enjoyment
Is guaranteed all Ehu come
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The celebration OF the twelfth anniversary Of
the order proved TO be highly satisfactory TO all
members. socially and financially. several thou
sand CHOPPERS" and their friends being present
aMsug them being Head Consul J. e Fitzgerald
Of Kansas City. SOvereigns George Woolley and
on the programme. four were for Woodnlen only.
and were Won as elbows: Potato race. Mrs.
9. :. Madison OF Maple Grove. FIRST; Mrs.
blanche Fryudft OF u-tye Grove second. fac
urnss moe S1-arsi., Ra1 SJors- 90 Rots,tcai
Camp. nTst: Oree Downing OF Mercantile camp,
scsCud- Tee wheelb4rrOw race was won ~
Hickory Camp. with Terminal Camp second
MtscaEtHe camp. easily captured the +h-yard
relay race. with the following team: VIM. UTiaR,
J. n FinnesaE. }. L Skier and l. p. Etnnegan.
Chopper camp Tan second.
EIk Camp had q good attendance Of members
and . large delegation t-Om Tower Grove Camp.
iu addition . visitors from Chopper. Botanical.
St Lo-iF ami Mount Auburn camps, at its week
Is meeting wednesday evening. one candidate
was Initiated and SOvere!gns Berg. DOnelt ard
Sclutfusr appointed a on Revision or
the BYLAWS Refreshments. Music and cigars
We're served at tie conclusion OF routine busi-
Ness.
Terminal Camp had 2 very large attendance
wednesday evening. Initiated two candidates. re-
ceiyed two members By transfer and acted On
tee reported arrangements being perfected sOr a
basket picnic. which will be held at Ofenstein's
Grove on sunday. september u As this will
be tbe first aIai= Of the kind given by Terminal
camp many special attractions Will be offered
fer the entertainment OF Terminals many friends
on this occasion.
Hickory camp also made arrangements for its
first annual picnic. 70 be held at Ofenstein's
Grove on Saturday. August g. and initiated one
candidate. Consul Commander George Merritt
VS. made Chairman OF Arrangements COMMITTEES
Sovereign Mcguire 4 sports. Mrs. Alderman and
MIS-. Merit: on Reception and Sovereign Mensinx
on DANCING and Floor. Sovereign Joe Montre-
week. shook hands with his brother members,
and cigars were pasSed-On Joe
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Order of scottiSh CIana.


Tho royal secretary. Peter Kerr. IS now on his
annual vacation among the mountains % Nova
Scotia His address Tor the next Few weeks will
be Lewis Mountain. Nova Scotia.
Clan Douglas. No J, held It's semimonthly
meeting last Tuesday evening with Chief Charles
Mackenzie in the chair. C1ansman p. Gum.
chairman Of the Picnic Committee. made a par
tiaI report. showing a splendid balance on the
rEht side. and that Il had been a success IN ev-
cry way and thoroughly enjoyed by every one.
The next on the programme Of summer outings
Will b an excursion on the river. The General
Amusement Committee Of the combined clans OF
this city. which so successfully managed the pic
mic al Normandy Grove on July 4 II already
hard at work on the ~preliminartes and detail
work % an excursion 70 be given some time next
month The excursion will be complimentary to
the members and their invited friends. and great
care Will be exercised In the distribution or In
v~itations, - as 70 guarantee a select assemblage
70 those who will be favored by the necessary
passport
From the report OF the royal secretary Of tbs
las term the f0l1winE facts and figures arr
cleaned: The total membership Of the order on
June. 30 was s.Ss5. showing a net gain OF 9S
members fer the term: thirty-eiEht members died,
whose claims against the bequeathment fund az
grrgated fE'sJ 80. every dollar OF which was
promptly paid 10 the benehciaries as soon as the
proper blanks had been filed. The present term
starts out with GS.966.T3 on hand. with all bills
paid and no outstanding claims Of any kind.
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The report Of the medical examiner Tor the
first fifteen days In July shows that he paSsrd
On SO applications. with Missouri leading eieN-
En- other States. Pennsylvania -anking second
and Indiana third. The indications. now are
June.
The Protectors ASsociatCn. which VII, m--t
make tul G-rauFements pertaining 70 the twen.
fv-lrh anniversary Of the order. All tue Grand
Lodge ofecers Wilt meet with them. and full de-
tails Will - perfected concerning the large class
celehration.
Myrtle Lodce has arranged for a large class
initiation Saturday evening sister 4ufneF tx
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Hero Died for Brother.

Marietta. o.. July 1e-Jacob Schlarf and
Solomon GreathOuse are dead and George
Greathouse Is fatally I'll from fredamp as
the result of cleaning an old well at Hoslop.
Schlarf entered first and was overcome by
gas. GreathOuSe attempted TO save him
with a rope. Greathouse was also over
come. and then Solomon Greathouss went
down and succeeded in tying a rope about
his brothers body. George was pulled out
alive. bur his brother perished.
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woodmcn of the world.

NsrrantII. Camp had q good attendance Satur-
dav evening. Initiated ore candidate and held
: ycTrfrratfT- meeting over The success u the
camps relay team AZ the Fair Grounds last sun
day Refreshments were passed. music being
rITnf.h.d nv n string band and addresses were
made by S6vere.Eus Uran. Madison and Rich
- Louis camp. NJ. 2 Initiated three candi-
date and had me application At Wednesday
ayeninr.S melting and a large attendance
clerk otto Ehrhault announced that the camp
had received 10 re-. members during May a51
Tura md during thr present month thirty-eiEht
maj BEEN added. bringing the total membership
~ tie crmu to 50. The camp will have is an
unsI outing az Pacific. No. to-day. and a large
attendance f. Anticipated.
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The National TnInn.

The warm weather has had but Eirht erect
on the attendance during the last week. TEE
enthusiasm that w-F created curing tho fHiu.
initiation has rad the eTecs = Keeping the
members hard At work.
Benton Council presented three new a~pulIra-
tons and Initiated two Secretary Lguwsgt has
determined that ~. extreme South End viii
keep up It's end In the work.
BunEc- Hin had q crol meeting and presented
two applications. President Mu'rrr- Is work X
hard 10 place the council In the 80 class be-
fore his term eNnires-
De Soto Council. away W In the N0rth End.
held n very Interesting meeting and d--"rm!n-l
10 invite the executive officers To thrir next
meeting
Eads Council has taken on n new lease q he.
President Jenkins. who Is m0st active IN the
order at large. IL 7ruud u the fact th1t thew
have heen able 70 initiate five new members
this month and sfll have seven p~en1lnE.
Future Great Council spent their last meeting
In speaking q the Euod tine they had at he
excursion. The meeting sally missed their
genial secretary Senator Hun. who O. attending
the annual session % the senate az Niagara
Falls
could Council was entertained bv Frien's
Burke. shaw and ElNner and Initiated one ne"
Eennard Council Is working hs-I % incirdr
every emrioye q Remarks IN their ranks AMI
a. there are only a few left. they should sue
ISE cabin repcrted the payment o. death
clsirn "a late Friend Neyin and presented ;No
Applications
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Ladies of the Grand Army of h
Republic.

NLizbeth Noble Circle. No. I. had a very pheasant
euchre at the residence Of its secretary. Mrs. N.
Alice Eckardt
Cu'1nsl William Henry Stark Circle. No. ?. had
a large and interesting meeting. with several APP
p~licatiors for membership received.
Mrs. Carrie V. Sheriff. Of Allegheny. Pa, who
has held nearly every office in the order from
national president down. has accepted the post
ton % secretary OF the Ladies' Of the q. A r.
Home. Department OF Pennsylvania. with Mrs.
Sheriff.. Mrs Josie Slicksr and Mrs. Ella 3
Jones among its officers.
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Knights and Ladies of Security.

4 union picnic and hall VIII De given hy the
Central ORGANIZATION % th- X. 4 l. 81 : az
Hnehu's Grove saturday Afternoon and night.
August 2 The entire membership u the Knights
and ladies' % Security q the city extend a cor
dial Invitation To- their friends - be present.
Harmony Council Reid an excellent meeting
with "a fair percentage u the membership pres
suf. saturday evening Three aIpiicatlunS fpr
membership were received TIE resignation %
Brgt1sr Mgsii!lin p vice president vas accepted
ana Mrs. Nary LgeFEE elected % I'M the w
caUcy. ard duly installed. Music and dancing
concluded the evening
Anchor Home Council had 4 god meeting last
"Wednesday evening. receiving four applications
for msmhrfFh'p and having ten pledged for the
next meeting This council won d.. city urlEa
banner for the past quarter. and Pride q the
N-s' Council. which now Gnl1- H.. viii deliver
81 ru Anchor Home next NeFusz!uv sva-IuE l
picnic will be Eiven AuEu-t ? ~ N0rmaulIe
Grove. arf al friends and members % Jtsrr
councils ara invited.
Security Council vas the scene q m 'ioper
MEETING" which 0r~urs tho Second Monday -
each month. Representatives from every council
IN the CITY were present aEl cons dering that
the thernumeier stood NJ -. IN. attr.isnce was
phenomenal a grand good time all around was
enjoyed until n late hour. NFVt ~ Aetirc the
INST inst, Will entertain the Central Organization
In a body. as visitors.
Pride Of West reports an Interesting meeting
with very large ATTENDANCE tie 18th inst. Inn
prrtant business was transacted. The Council
VIII attend Anchor Home Council next Welnfs =
day % present them VITA ths prize city banner.
\ fine time Is anticipated at the lawn party
Saturday evening.
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Your watch should BE cleaned

And oiled every p or IS months to insure
best results. Our expert watchmakers will
do IL for you at little cost.
MERMOD & JACCARD's.
On Broadway. cor. Locust st
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LosHu, Council voted hunks o. Friend kEcscs-
man in- tlg '4.--vEt --T..-rs De rendered during
Ga" JOINT initiation.
A.uu.- JIty CJLagIl surprised the natives Fri
GAY u.-ut LN tITUllE I4t t-Nr D. members IN
tsl''tilg Sp+clLUs were Crlsv1.4 - Frien.s
E.Ceey. Lain. HasSs4f. ii. ssUaH an! E4rtNdy.
council meetings tals v,.A: MyulBE-Cl!fton
H".LAts. 81 LOUIS and STANDARD Iuvsddy-l1-
c.,t- .at Valley FvsSe. TG-rslly-star Et-
NLL-....L -L..
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AncIen Order of United workmeu.

An overwhelming meeting OF Cole Brillaute
which the following OnIcers were installed b.
Grsnd Recorder Henry ". Meyer. sssIsted by
Supervising solicitor Fred ErDe: Past master
workman, John Olson: master workman. TrOm-
as Alchemy foreman. e. IL Ayers: overseuF,
Alex. Gressinger. recorder. B. h. C6ok: nnan-
cier. George A. Deanis: receiver. Ju-eph SlIs.
guide. II. 7. Greenfield: inside Waterman. II.
the Installation Of oniceTs The r.tIr9ns master
Workman. John Olson. was presented with q gold
pan o. the order by the members Of the lodge
Tor the faithful discharge Of has duties wnll-
master workman. Brother Jonn y. sWander OF
western Lodge was present and entertained tae
served
Banner Lodge. Nc. p. a, its last regular meet
meet with them on WEDNESDAY evening. Juy =.
The Banner Lodge degree team will Ue present
Master Workman ~. a. Higgins, assistei by
J. e England. Jay r. Jones. ii. L. MaIin and
ferred Brother Higgins VIII illustrate the screen
HOrk. 10 the members, with full explanations. es-
81. Louis Lodge had a fairly attended meet
ing last luesGay night anu elected one Candi-
date TO membership and transacted a great deal
OF routine business On Tuesday. July - this
lodge Will Initiate one candidate. ard a large
AtenoanCS O AFeupeEs i looked Tor. AiteE the
freshments were served. Fish stories and sing
ing were indulsed IN: and ali lert for their re
Phoenix Lodge had a fair attendance Thursday
evening. a. which considerable routine business
membership and one application was received.
The members were interested In the discussion
Of The change Of extension system. and all pres
eut seemed 10 be OF the opinion that the change
made would be of benefit to the order. An iEi-
tiation Will take place at the meeting CT this
lodge next, Thursday and all members are re-
The following officers Of Washington Lodge.
G. Erbe: Past master workman. Fred Schrch-
ardi: master workman. AdolpE Dohmueller; fore
recorder. J. Diren; nnancier. y. Diren; rsosIy.r
p. saus-Usin: guide. August sehers-i taaas
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KU,.s win . N,IkInu stool.

Ogdensburg. July l9-George Lereur IL
dead at the City Hospital here from injuries
received at the hands Of Hartman Anon at
Racket River Bridge. The men jointly oc-
cupied a farm. While milking a quarrel
arose and Anon struck Lafieur with q milk
ing stool.
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MunyOn Remedies
Given Away

I want every sick person 10 send me their
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their complaint. and I will send by return
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% Health.
Prof. hunyon. 1905 Arch ST. PhiIA. Pa.
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Two Fine Once. for Rent

In the Mermod & Jaccard hreproof build
ing. Broadway and Locust. Excellent serV-
ice; best location In the city.
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Middletown, y. y, July Is.-Luther r.
Marsh, the noted Spiritualist and once
prominent jurist, is in a critical condition
OF health at his home here.
He is suffering from general debility and,
1t is feared, he will not live long.