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Evening journal., 1902-10-31
NEW CASTLE MATTERS
TWO VICTIMS
OF SURPRISERS
New Castle Women Engage
in Hair Pulling Contest.
Other News Of Town
Special to the Evening Journal


New Castle, Oct. 31.--What was one
OF the most pleasant occasions in
social affairs in this city was the sur
yrise party rendered Miss Katie
BTough by friends from Wilmington
last night Among the visitors were:
Misses Anna Barrett. Reba Burton,
Maggie Conley, Rosa Ratledge Anna
Baugher. Cora Rash Katie, Brough.
Mabel RothrocS, Mrs Marshall, Mrs.
Emma Sirman. Mrs. ID. NJ Rothrock,
Howard FARRELL, Harry Owen. Joseph
Baueher, Albert Alexander. George
Barrett, John Collins. Albert Pipers-
bring and Mr.. Marshall
The surprise party given at the home
of Charles Clewell last evening was a
pleasant affair Among those present
were: Misses Minnie Taylor, May
Saunders, Jeanette Johnson. Mary
White, Elsie Stewart. olga Wise lrma
Mcdaniel Anna Lancaster, Bessie
Walls, I.illie Montgomery. Emily Fra
ger, Essie Kirby Mary Sullivan, Mabel
Clewell, Carrie Clewell, Miss Kast,
Beulah HWd and Gcdna Vanhgcle and
BERTHE Householder. of Delaware City;
Robert McFarlin, Harry Hall, Harry
Smith, Charles Fleming, Howard Will
helme, Henry Taylor, William Kee,
Bennett Dunlap, Benjamin Cullison and
Frank Anderson, OF Delaware City.
Hair Pulling Match
There was quite an excitement for
short time in Shawtown yesterday,
when two women engaged in a free
fight. After 1t had developed into a
hair-pulling match the railroad officer
took his courage in both hands and
finally separated the helhgerents.
Edward Hance is saving wood with
his steam saw for ]. T. and L. q. Ella
son.
About 100 people attended the mas
querade ball last evening at the X Of
p. Hall.
There will be dances in the Armory
and Opera House tonight
A large number of people from this
city attended the bishops reception
held in Grace Church Wilmington, last
night
Richard King, of Bath, Maine, Is the
guest of Mrs. William Herbert.
Mfs Thomas Ginger and Mrs. Park
erson, OF Norwood, Pa, who have been
visiting Mrs John Stoops, have return
ed home.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
NUGGETS OF NEWS

Independent chair manufacturers Of
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio have
combined to maintain prices.
Miss Florence Shillcut, is years Of
age, was killed by an unknown person
near Little Rock, Ark One suspect has
been arrested.
Cuthbert J. Cad, of New York claims
he has been swindled out of $4,000 by
the sale to him of a "salted" placer
mine at Nome. Alaska.
Secretary Hay and Mrs. Hay have
gone % Simsburg. Conn, to attend the
dedication of a chapel in memory Of
their son, the late Adelbert Hay.
A conference Of over 500 negroes
from all over Texas met ct Houston
yesterday to consider racial problems
and devise ways of bettering their
condition
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
COFFEE ZONE
VOLCANO SWEPT
That of Guatemala Swept
by Flames and Smoke
From Santa Maria
LOSSES SAID TO BE ENORMOUS


San Francisco Oct. 31-The entire
coffee zone of Guatemala has been de-
stroyed by flames and smoke from the
volcano of Santa Maria Eruptions
threaten the destruction of every living
thing within reach of the fumes and
fire that poufs from the burning noun
tain, according to a cable to Castle
Brothers, importers of this city, re-
ceived from their coffee plantation in
Guatemala. Only meagre details are
given
Last Monday" said Louis Hirsck,
of Castle Brothers, Il wired to our
representatives there asking for news
of the eruption of Santa Maria, and
on Wednesday night l received in re-
ply this cablegram:
1T is true. Enormous losses. Prob
able volcanic eruption. Coffee zone de-
stroyed. Our lives are in danger
Further reports will follow
1.-THE coffee districts referred to-"
said Mr. Hirsch, "are the Costa Cusa
and Costa Granda They are the finest
plantations in the country. If the
coffee district is destroyed as the ca
BILE seems to indicate. one-third of the
crop is most likely involved.
"The volcano of Santa Maria is To-
Gated between Retalhulen and Quezel-
tenango, The towns in the neighbor-
hood most likely to be destroyed are
San Felipe Mazatenango and Quezel-
tenango. The volcano has been quiet
for many years. was in the district
last April at the time when earth
quakes racked the country. No vol
canic eruptions accompanied the
quakes, however"
Plantations Covered With Ashes.
Washington, Oct. 31.-The state de-
partment yesterday received a tele-
gram from Consul General McNally,
at Guatemala City Guatemala, stating
that the eruption of the volcano at
Santa Maria, adjoining Quezeltenango,
continues, and that the city is covered
with six inches of volcanic matter. He
says further: "Rich coffee plantations
on the coast side are buried under
seven feet of sand and ashes from the
volcano. Detonations have been heard
in the capital. Frequent earthquakes
are occurring. Another eruption is re-
ported in the Department Tombador,
attended by much excitement"
Evening journal., 1902-10-31

= HERIFFS sALE.-RY VIRTUE OF
- a wrl' Of L va.i Facias. 20 ne o.
rected. will b. exposed 90 publ sale, az
the Gi'rin House in the c'tv Of New cas-
ile New Castle county, and STATE OF Dcla-
ware.
ON MONDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1872.
At O'Clock p. M,
the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land situated in the city OF New Ca tle,
81 the countv of New Castle and State OF
Delaware with twelve threa-stnry br'Cl,
houses sltur ted thereon. bounded ard
de- crib q as fol7ws. to wit:
y g'ni ing at the po Mt Of fnters eel n
o. the noftherly side OF Ninth stree with
the casterlv T. OF Cray street. ther &c
running noitherly a.Cng Gray sire ore
hnndred and ninety feet TO the line OF
HUGH Gallaaher's land. thence eas-erly
ons s7td GauaghCr's line and parallel
with the non herly side Of Ninth tire
siNtr-nlne fest; thf nee sourherly and
ans parallel WI h GRAY street one hum
drod and rincty fest 10 the ror herly side
oi NINTH stree aforCs ID: thcn r. westerly
ttNiy-nine feet TO the place of teg'nning
pc ne contents hereof " hat they may.
Seized on8 taken On cNecut n as the
p~ol Nav Ella Cla.k su w z
eNecutriN ~ tn ma r. TasiSer 9r. mort
gfgQr End f f.'f.. rnl 2. h- e-l b.
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL, sheriff.
she IN on rco. Wilmington. Delaware.
October a, 1902.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
pespondent Lover KiIls Himself.

Trenton, N. j., Oct. William An
drews, aged % years, Of Philadelphia,
shot himself through the head and
heart in the United States Hotel here
last night. He had, it is said, become
despondent because Miss Rose Allibone
refused to mary him. His body was
found in his room shortly after the
shots were heard. On the table was
note addressed to Thomas Allibone re-
auesting that he come and identify his
body. Andrews had registered as Will
liam Vanderslice.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
More Roumanlan jaws conlna.

Vienna, oct. 31.-After an interval
Of several weeks the migration of Rou-
manian Jews through this city for the
United States has recommended heav-
lily. Two parties of emigrants, NUM-
bering 400 persons, were here last
Tuesday and Wednesday. The most
remarkable feature of this revived
movement is that half of the emigrants
are men, whereas former parties were
almost entirely composed of women and
children. The men now emigrating
are chiefly artisans.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
THREE ROBBED AND SLAIN
Members of Wealthy Wisconsin Fam
ily Murdered.

lily Murdered.
Palmyra, Wis, Oct 31.-What is sup
posed to have been one Of the most
diabolical murders ever committed oc-
cured yesterday, when the home Of
William Wickinson, three miles south
east of this place, was burned to the
ground, after the three occupants had
been robbed and murdered. The names
of those whose charred remains were
found in the ruins are as follows:
William Wilkinson, aged AZ years;
Albert Wilkinson, aged 40 years, and
Julia Wicl1inson, aged sc years.
The evidence secured points to MUIR
der. The most important clues are
that William Wilkinson drew $500
from a local bank on Wednesday, and
that a rig was heard on the road near
the Wickinson home shortly before the
fire was discovered. In the search of
the ruins William Wickinson's body
was found face downward, with arms
outstretched, and near the charred
bones of the right hand were found a
revolver and $685. in gold A tin box
was also found, containing burned
fragments. supposed to be bills
amounting to nearly 1000. The other
bodies We're also found From the evil
dence secured it is thought William
Wickinson died while fighting with his
revolver, and that his brother was
struck by his assailants while he was
in the hallway.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
AccIaentaIIy KlIIed HIs Friend.

Catskill. n. Y, Oct. 31.-Wednesday
night p. Becker and George Dickman,
employees of the Alsen Cement Works
at Alsen, visited Saugerties. While
there Dickman fourished a revolver
which was accidentally discharged.
The bullet struck Becker and he drop
ped dead Dickman was so overcome
with grief that he tried to shoot him
self but was prevented by bystanders.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
sHERIFF's SALES

:, HERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ Of Levari Facias, 10 ne d.
itcted. Will be exposed 70 public sale, al
the Court House, on Market street
between Tenth ana Eleventh streets. in
the ciIy OF wilmington, New Castle
county. stste OF Delaware.
on SATURDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1872.
AT 10 O'Clock, a. M.
the fOlloyl4u. del clDcu real estate, viz:
Ali tho-e ar. ain los, piecta or pa cels
o. l4nl a4tuaus an tne C.,y Il Winnie
ton, New Castle 90 4uty and State Il
Delaware, Dlu. dad am described as fo.-
COWS, to Wit
1. Two tWc-story bilck dwellings and
lets known as Nos. l2Z, and l2.l II "a d
street. on west side Of Heald street sixty
seven ieet nine inches south Of Thir-
street OF twenty-e Q gh- feet and extending
Westward y eshty-tife ieec, with use Il
five feet alley az rear.
2. Two-story brick dwelling and. ltt
known as No. 1903 West Sixteenth str ct.
On north side of Sixteenth street sixt en-
feet nine inches weit of Laurel stree ,
having a frontage on Sixteenth street cf
f0uftf en- feet six inches and extending
n0u,nerly eighty feet, with use OF a thr e
feo- all-y a. rear.
known as No. l,O2 West Second street.
on south side Of Second street 23i feet
east OF Scot street having a frontage Of
twelve feet six inches On Second streef
and extending southe,ly 103 feet eight
inches With use Of four feet alley sit rear:
also another four feet alley conn ctr &
tht rewl.h
4. Irrt gnlar shaped lot and BUILDINGS
erected thereon eighty-three feet ne
inches east Of Kirg stree. AMI stv nty-
rye feet sorth Of ThTte nth sirost. ex-
ter ding eqstwardly sixtv-s ven feet SIX
fnCheE and soulhe-lv thi0tv-four feet IN
an irregul ~ sii7T,-. with use Of two three =
feet aleys loundirg on lot. Aleo use Of
twrlve feet TX f~chna ~ lrv 1frmrg f-Cm
~ "a ,s ,,y sin- a. ol ~. ti.' 70.
Seized ami tax n in execur n as the
Property o. AVN Aiien and Ellen A.
fn. ana 10 be sold y
- MfTr'T A. NrDANtEi5. SheriD.
erin'p Ce-'>e. wilmington. Delaware
Der g, 1902 4 o. ElAtk o
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
Football IN Dover

Special 70 the Evening Journal.
Dover. oct. 31.-The Phoenixville
High School football team will be the
opponents Of Wilmington Conference
Academy elevent tomorrow afternoon
here. Prfessor w. L. Haldy who is
teaching in the Phoenixville school, is
the manager o the team, and will come
prepared to take victory home Pro
fessor Haldy is former instructor OF
the Wilmington Conference Academy.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
Dover Club Increased

Special % the Evening journal.
Dover, Oct 31.--The Dover Club,
since its shoot, has been increased by
several good marksmen, among them
being Oliver Faulkner, who has fixed
his name to a Detroit GA. ID contract
receiving $4,000 per year Faulkner
signed this contract July 6, of last sea-
son. AT the meeting Wednesday Faulk-
ner bagged ten and fifteen birds
straight, respectively out OF a like
number of blue rocks.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
Another .eTrustv Formed.

Sharon, Pa, Oct S1.-The combine
of the malleable iron plants Of the
country has been formed. The deal
has been pending since last July. The
National Malleable Casting Company.
owning plants at Sharon, Toledo,
Cleveland, indianapolis and Chicago,
refused to enter, as did two other con-
Germs. The capital of the concern is
placed at 100000 900.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
A DETERMINED SUICIDE
Jersey Man Blew His Head of With
Gun. After Settinu Fire TO House,

Williamstown, n j., Oct. S1.-Nich-
olas Wetzell, aged SO years, yesterday
committed suicide by blowing his head
off with a shotgun after setting fire 10
his home. The house was destroyed,
and Wetzelrs body was cremated.
There were "a loaded shotguns in the
dwelling, and during the progress Of
the fire all were discharged Wetzell is
believed to have been rendered insane
over the death Of his mother.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
cnlnmhia ReheIa RenuIsed.

Washington. Oct S1.-The following
cablegram has been received at the
navy department from Commander
Wilson of the U. S. s. Panther dated
Colon yesterday: Reliable report here
battle Cienaga, October 10 and Lib
erals repulsed. Santa Marta reported
safe. Retribution british warship)
there"
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
FataI TroIIev coIIision.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. Slate yes
terday afternoon, two trolley cars col
lided on the West Fairview and Marys-
vile Traction Company's line, fatally
injuring Ross Jauss, motorman, of this
city. and painfully injuring George
Alleman. the other motorman. about
the head. Several passengers were also
slightly injured.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
FAVOR WoRKHoUSE
Even Prisoners in Kent County Tired
Of Old system

Even Prisoners in Kent County Tired
Of Old System
Dover, Oct. 31.-The Grand Jury of
Kent county may decide today to make
a strong recommendation to the Gem
eral Assembly, as representing the
body of Kent county, that all long
term prisoners be sent to the reforma-
tory W0rkhouse, which has ben tried
ana has proved so satisfactory in New
Castle county. even If the institution
has to be taken over by the State as a
State penitentiary. The jurors were not
unanimous on a workhouse until their
visit to the jail yesterday afternoon.
There they discovered white men,
white women, colored men. women and
boys, all penned up in the small stone
structure in idleness and a promiscuOus
association that must have been as
painful as humiliating. To be sure,
the women occupy a cell to themselves,
as do the colored women, and an effort
has been made to have the younger men
room apart from the hardened crimi-
mails, but the sound of ones voice al
most in ordinary conversation can be
heard all over the prison.
Secretary Theodore Townsend made
it his business to inquire among the
prisoners to ascertain which would be
the greater hardship, to suffer in idle
ness and vicious association, or TO
work for their living in a reformatory.
Everyone replied:
20, give us the workhousel"
j. p. Hughes, serving a term for a
diamond robbery, replied:
For Gods sake. man. if you have
any influence, get us into a workhouse.
This is hell on earth if there ever was
one"
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
Houston Figures in Runaway

Laurel. Oct. S1.-Henry A. Houston,
Democratic candidate for Congress. had
a narrow escape here yesterday. He was
billed to speak at Seaford. The horses
becoming unmanageable. ran through
several streets striking telegraph
pole Mr.. Houston escaped, though
shocked. The vehicle was partly de
mnlished.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
NEXT COUNCIL HERE
Red Men Conclude Their Annual
Session in Laurel
Special 70 the Evening Journal

special 10 the Evening Jourual.
Laurel. Oct 31.-The Great Council,
Improved Order of Red Men, concluded
its annual session yesterday. The day
was devoted TO secret work and the
election Of officers and their installa-
ton. William c. c. Knowles was
elected great junior sycamore after a
spirited contest The other officers
elected were:
e B. Riggin, great prophe;; o. g.
Knight, great sachem; W. T. Pinks, G.
S. s.; w. c. c. Knowles. G. j. s.: Ed
ward McIntire. G. c. Of R.. R. n.
Hanna G. X. of W; W. H.. Royce. G..
r. to G. c. Z. s; George r. Powell, G..
r. to G. c. q. S.
AT the evening ce-si3n the new Rcd
Meas Hall was dedi,a ed with m re- e
slNe ccrcncrics. Wilmin ton IVES
aamcd as iha nexl re ting plac Il
the Great Council
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
President coina on outing.

Washington. Oct 81. II President
Roosevelt and a small party will leave
here tonight on an outing Of day or
two in Virginia Il is probable that
some of the battlehelds of the Civil
War will be visited.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
For SALE.

$40, 900 Syracuse, IN. " Gas
Co. S per cent. Bonds.
IS, 900 Johnstown, pa J Passen-
ger Railway 4 per cent. Bonds.
SO, 500 American Nulcanized
Fibre Co. Q per cent Bonds.
5 So, ,ooc Win ngion and New
Castle Electric Railway S per
cent Bonds.
$40, 900 Suburban Gas Co. (of
Philadelphia) S per cent. Bonds.
$4,000 West Virginia Pulp and
Paper Co., S per cent. Bonds.
Full particulars on application
Evening journal., 1902-10-31

ladies clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. II is not a liquid;
leaves no oder and can be, used While
tho glove is on The hand. For sale only
~ g. W Wentworth & Co.. Five and
Ten-Cept Store.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
AELp WbNrED-MALE

vrT ANTED. "A brighs, energetic men
w o. good aod. ess, to take tharee as
SUFEAIl~ iENDENr Of a modern e'ec-
4ric car building plant, workns from e0V
THOROUGHLY IND -RSrAND draw
ings and an DEPARTMENTS lwith tne
exception of upholsteling and prone
trimmlng) connected with plant ana &c
able to turn out finished cars from me
raw material. state In own hand WIlpins
age. past experience also salary eNpee.-
ed ONLY such men need answer that are
capable OF getting the best results 1rcin
he1p at the least expense. Address \ e
~. Evening Journal Onlce. osl-Ol
Evening journal., 1902-10-31

< HERrFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE or
= a writ OF Levari Facias TO me di-
rected. will be exposed TO public sale. al
the Court House. on Market street he
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county.
State Of Delaware
ON THURSDAY.
THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1902,
At 10 o'clock, a. m,
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF and and three
story brick dwelling thereon cr. CT sd,
Situate IN the city of Wilmington. c0un y
Of New Castle. and State aforesaid,
bounded ard des cribed as follows. to wit (:
keginning On the tasterly side Of Mont
gomety street between Fourth and Fifth
streets and Jefferson and Madison streets
az the distance OF one hundr.d d and ten
ieet eight tnChes. from the soulherly side
OF fdith street ;thenCe sOutherly aior e
said easti riy side OF Montgomery street
twelve feCt and four inches: thence easi-
eiay ana parallel TO Fifth street. through
the centre of the party wall between M {
ana the ads 1indng house on the sou h
SIX y-ilNe feet six Inches TO the westerly
Side OF three-feet wide alley; then Z
north rly ard parallel to Jefferson street
twelve feet and four inches. thepcs yyesf.
er'y parallel 70 Fiffh traet sixt,-f,, :
feet and six inches to the aforesaid eaet-
erlN 1.Ne o. M ntgomcry street nnd nlare
OF beft0ning, be the contents IN ref
what they may
Seized and taken IN execution as IN.
property OF D7vid r. Bradford. adn1i iis.
trat7r d. h. NJ. OF Henry Canqrv H..
ased; md Jana r. Ca0orv widow ol
'aat Henry Can ry ce ea1od. su-,tvirr
mortgagor and t. t.'s. and 70 be fold hv
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. sheriff
sheriTs 0nice Wilmington. Delaware
Octob "a, 1902.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
REWARD

N, EN- DOLLARS REWARD VIII be paid
4 Tor the arrest and conyloui0n Of any
one violating the Game Laws OF IN
State. Attention is called to the fact
that the quail and rabbit season does not
open until the 18th OF November j. ID.
Bush. Secretary ana Treasurer. $50 81
Evening journal., 1902-10-31

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
box. boSs 2se Signature E0'HE5yv-~z-'
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
n TICES

IN THE NATTER OF THE REAL ES-
I'd. TATE Of Thomas II. sharpe, de-
ceased ..l .
In chancery. New Castle County. Cause
OF Partition.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Chan
cellor IN the above cause, made at the
March term. 1902. an persons having any
liens Affecting the interest or estate of
Sarah S. Dure. Emma Sharpe, Henry
Dure sharpe. Wallace Stroup Sharpe,
Jesse Sharpe. Thomas S. Kemp. Thorn 8
A. sharpe. Emma Sharpe Ryan. Ed h
AIatilda sharpe Caroline sharpe and Al
len L. sharpe. or ether OF them In TIE
lands and premises to which aid eau e
relates are hereby notified to file a p IT,
ton setting forth the nature and amount
OF The same I'm the office Of the REGISTER
in Chancery, for New Castle county, ten
days before the third day Of November.
A. d. 1902, and 70 appear ana prove said
lien or Hens
pEN AMIN NrFLDs Trustee.
Wilmireton Del. October l6. 1902.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31

Ostrich plImes are the isyodte hat
trimming. lave your obi plumes made
equal to new at E. e Wells. O13 Or
ange street
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
H. |. Evans & Co.,
sHRRIFFs SALES
Wilmington, Del.


=, HERlFEs SALE.-BY VIRTUE Oh
- wit Il l. VAR Fdcias, 10 ne Gu
rocted will be exp $ d 70 public sale, az
che Court HOus-, on Mark strests pc
tween Ienth and Eleventh iHreets, dn me
city OF Vim ng On, New Casue county,
and State Cf Delaware
ON SATURDAY.
THE Sth LAY or NOVEMBER 1902,
ALiO o clock, a. M,
the following dUscrbcl real estate, VIZ
All that certain l.t or p44lo u isih0
with the three-stOTy bidck 1Wellnk nou 9
tnvle-n er,cleu, s4tua.c an the cty vA
Wilmington. NoW Cas3ao county ana S.s1te
OF Delaware, known as NO. olU Adams
s.reo., Dounded and described as follows,
80 wit.
Beg nning at a point on the easterly
sGdo cf ADAMS Atreet at the distance OF
one hundred and seventy-live feet eleven
dnches northerly from the northerly side
OF eighth street. thence easiterly parable l
with Eighth street and passing TN oish
the middle Of the brick uivls.1n wall b.
tween tho house on ths lot ana the one
adioIing on the south one hundrei and
siNty-tWO feet to ~ corner; thence n)fth-
erly parallel with Adams street twenty
four feet one inch TO n corner; thence
wtste.ly parallel with Eehh sIeat one
hundred and sINty-twO felt to tn af0IC-
said eaaterly side OF Adams street and
the nee thereby southerly twentyfJur fet I
one inch 10 the place OF beginning, be the
contents thcrt OF what they may With
the right OF the use OF a terra GOTTA un-
derdrail laid through an alley leading
from the rear OF this OF into Monr =
street sewer for the purpose of draining
the house built upon this lot and others
adjoining into said sewer Subject never
iheless TO the payment Of a proportdonaie
share OF the costs and charges OF Ike p
ing said drain in repair, forever.
Seized nnd taken In cXecut on as tho
property OF Alfred p. Stevenson and
Clara L.. his wife, mortgagors, and 20
be sold by
Shemm'e Office. Wilmington, Delaware,
October 23 1907.
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
BUSINESS OP ORrUNITlEs

GAVE CASH for Whole or half OF
- small. safe business. Address
TIME" this oiiice. oSl-lmeod
Evening journal., 1902-10-31
STOCK MARKETS

Quotations are corrected by Scott onA
Co., Bankers and Brokers.
q o'clock ouotattons1