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The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT


A large crowd attended the exer'
cises in Old Swedes parish house
under the direction of the People s
Settlement. j. Fl. Jefferis of Phila-
delphia, addressed the meeting,
speaking Of the great progress Of
the work, which shows an increase
of 60 Fer cent. in six months. He
reminded his hearers Of the move
ment for the erection of settle
ment home. The present quarters
at No. S3l Church street are made
quate to the needs of the organiza-
tion. Mr.. Jefteris said that the
people should aid the movement
and he urged the children to become
noble and useful.
The Boys Social Club, under the
direction of Captain Reed, gave
military grill. The Fidelity Cluo
sang "OId Black joe; the kinder
garten gave Santa Claus the
Sunshine and OTIS Clubs ing Rock
a.Bye Baby Mabel Werner recit-
cd Eugene Fields Rock -aLady,"
with effect, with sixty children,
dressed in white as accompanies.
The Brownies Club made a hit with
the Chinese song. John Dennis, as
the CEinamau. wasa feature. While
he sang, sixteen Brownies pulled
his cue and made him otherwise
miserable. All were in the Brownie
uniforms. Gladys Bahringer of the
Sunshine Club racited Mice at
Play" and displayed wonderful
talent. Elsie ScuIly of the kinder
garteu sang, Santa Claus Visit
and the Fidelity Club gave Aunt
Jerusha's Family Album Miss
Elizabeth Nields WAS in charge of
this number. The album was 4x3
feot in size and as each page was
turned the face of a child was shown
and her history given. Indian Club
swinging was given by Miss Ida
Miller OF the Fidelity Club, and her
work received an encore. Tne Sun
shine and Otis Clubs and the kin
lergarten sang Tho Sandman
The two clubs were in the back
ground, while the kindergarten
children in theil nigh robes, occupi-
ed the foreground and the Sand
man, impersonated by Charles Van.
arsdalen, appeared and put tho tots
to sleep as the sprinkled sand about
the stage.
So delightful did the Entertainment
IInt 1 Il, tn
repeat it on New Years evening.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

SPOKANE. Wash, Dee. 13 Flames
and smoke drove nearly 100 guests ont
Of the Ridpath hotrl at an carly hour
yesterday morning some Of he pso-
pie fleeing in their ushtroJhe>. All
escaped safely. the cooler ones having
time to save their vaInabcs The tire.
men confined ,h" blaze to the ali shaft
and the top story of the building. The
damage is estimated at S2O. O0u TO $50. ,
600 fully covered by Insurance.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Is a guarantee income policy back
ed by $50, ,O00, coo. 1t protects your
family If You die, saves yoHr money
1t you live and provides stated in
come after term IF years So YOU
can buy your future presents. Gail
to-day. Nandever d Follenshee.
room 404, Equitable Building.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
hr, Thatcher Gets Back Empty Pocket bO
JOSEPH PHlLLlPSiFALLS
FROM A BRIDGE.

Joseph Phillips OF Seventh and
King streets. amen Der Of the bridge
crew OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
had cold bath yesterday at Ridley
Creek where the company Is build
ing new bridge. Tne scallodIng
was covered with ice and Phillips
slipped aud fell from it into Ridley
Creek. ..-y a..
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
3. & o. ROAD THREATENED
WITH GENERAL STRIKE

The altInorc and Ohio Railroad
Company Is threatened with agsu.
eral strike unless the wages Of tina
employees are raised 10 per cent. by
January lst. All day Yesterday repre-.
sentAtiycs TO the number OF forty
were 10 conference at Cumberland
TO discuss the terms Of the ultimatum
One OF the Baltimore delegate SAID:
1T is true that raise Of 10 per
cent. will doubtless be demanded,
aud that general! strike will eusus
II the demand is not grante -
President Lyree refused tV disc ass
the matter,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
AFFAIRS IN GUATEMALA
Cratcrs That Caused Such n Heavy
Loss Arc active Yet.

san FRANCISCO, Dec l:}.-The two
new craters which appeared IN the
Santa Maria volcano on the morning
of Oct. n last and devastated 4 large
section Of Guatemala are still smoking.
From one Of the craters bencath the
cloud of smoke white hot lava eXudes
in a sluggish stream. and from the
other cold mud is thrown in spasmodic
fashion.
This information has been brought
here by people arriving on the steamer
Acapulco. On her trip down the coast
the Acapulco was at thampprico a
week after the outbreak of Santa Ma
ria. when the inhabitants of the town
and those who had fled from the neigh.
bOrhood of the volcano were in state
Of terror. The Acapulco carried 10
Of them to the port of San jose. one
Of the refugees. Alfred McKinnon. an
American died on the steiner from
the effects of inhalinG volcanic gases.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

ITHACA. y. Y, Dee. 13-The Cor
ncil-PcnnSylyania debate held in the
Iyceum theatcr resulted in victory
for Pennsylvania. The subject debated
was: Resolved. That the present tariff
Oh raw materials and rough products of
iron and steel. such as pig iron, bar
iron, rails and steel iugots. is justified
on iii" ground Of protection Of Alnrri-
can industry against foreign competi,
ton" Cornell supported the affirmative
and Pennsylvania the negative.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
v Send In J our Returns, Please.

The term of office of Recorder of
Deeds Delaware Clark will expire
on January 1st. In view of this
fact, he requests that all clergymen
ph y sic cians and undcrtakers make
com ,lete returns to his Office of
marriages. births and deaths by
December 3lst. in order that the
work of the office may be completed
when the new recorder assumes
charge Of the Office.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. l3.-A bill has
been passed by the Georgia legislature
over Governor Terrells veto which ex.
tends the terms of the governor and
other state officers eight months be-
yond the time at which they otherwise
would have expired. The bill also pro-
vides that the legislature shall meet on
the fourth Wednesday in June instead
of the fourth Wednesday in October. as
at present. The legislature adjourned
sine die last night, the fifty day limitu.
tiOu having expired.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Another tUlliery rumpeL gu,

SIiAMDkIN, Pa. Dec. l2. The
Sterling rolrry. owned by the Pbia
dcIpha and Reading Coal and Iron
company. has been pumped free nf wa.
ter and VIII resume uperai ions next
Monday, giving work to 400 uon and
boys. The coliery was Hooded after
the engineers and pumonIen joined In
tho recent lDIe workers strike. ,-
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

KotKIANp. Me, Dee. g The
shpwr"rked crew OF the tu@ Astral q
III" Standard Oil company. with oil
barge No, 81, has been brought here lsy
the r"venu" cutter Woodhury, report
ing the wrcck Of th" Astral off Mount
Desert rOck. on" uf Tie crew was lost.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Seven Break Jail.

MARSHALL, n c., Dec. I3.-Srven
men escaped from Jail at this place at
midnight by saving out the steel bars
in the cell windows. The escaped pris-
oncrs include Henry Murray and Rico
Hagan, both of whom are under charge
Of murder. There is yet no trace Of tile
mon
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

This afternoon at the First Pres
byterian Church, Mrs. Weitzal of
Philadelphia, spoke to the Junior
Endeavor Societies and Mission
Bands of all the Presbyterian
churches. Her subject was "Sy-
ria" from which country she has
recently returned.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

The annual meet ny Of the His
torlcal Society of Delaware will be
held on Monday evening. Reports
OF officers will be presented. and
several interesting papers will be
read
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

The gransers nj West Brandy wine
will hold a meeLin e at Talleyviie on
Tuesday evening when John N. Cars
we'll and Francis NJ. Walker will de-
lived addresses on the subject ''Good
Roads. The address delivered by
Commissioner Budd OF New Jersey.
at Newark, will be read.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Heavy SnOwStOrm In Nebr1xISn.

OMAHA, Nrb.. Dec. 13.- The heavi-
est snowStOrn OF the season is in prog
rcss heres The fall is general through
oui Nebraska and western Iowa and in
this city reaches nearly the proper
tons of a blizzard
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
READING INCREASE
No Uniformity in the Advance in the Mems
pnN.

1thasdeveloped 1t that the l0per cent,
advance in the day Of the men Of the
Reading EaIroad Company has not
benefited all the local employees of
the company. The gate tenders who
receive $jJ Il month have received Il
notice thattAcir wagcs viii not be ad.
vunccd.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
PLANS FOR IRON PLANT
When Complete VIII be Largest in the
Country.

AS Wilmington is growing her
manufacturing interests are increas-
ing. Among the foremost will be
the new plant of the Malleable Iron
Company which will bo erected on
the ground recently purchased by
the company adjoining Eden Park.
The plans for the new shops are
being drawn by New York arch
tect who will submit them to the
company i'll a short time.
The concern will be the largest
malleable iron plant in the world.
1t will begin Operations with 1000
employees and as the business in.
creases the force will be increased.
With the present facilities the
company is compelled to refuse
orders. The fiscal year will end
the First day OF August, before
which time it is hoped to have the
new plant in working order.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
FAV0RS KNIGHTS
OF COLU NBUS
Catholic Order May Not be
Suppressed as It's Enc
mics Desire.

Members OF the Catholic org AMI.
zation known as the knights OF Col
umbus in this city and in this
country generally ara considerably
elated at the appointment Of Mon
signor Falconio as papal delegate to
the United States. The reason for
their satisfaction is that while
there is and has been great deal
OF antagorsm to the organization
from certain mallgn influences,
which are not without favor and in.
huence with those who enjoy power
al Rome, the new papul delegate,
who is the personal representative
Of the Pope IN this country, is well
disposed toward the order
Cardinal Salolli some years ago
gave his approval to the organization
but this was before the STERN OF op-
position had begun to centre around
it. Later, when the order was bsset
by lis foes within the church, both
clerical and lay. who denounced it
Tor its secrecy and elaborate ritual.
ism, the then delegate preserved
discreet silence. His successor, the
present Cardinal MartineIIi, was
never called upon to express his senti
menlS, and so again the knights
avoided direct issue with Tie autnorl-
ties.
Meanwhile. the order has been
growing in numbers and influence,
and according to its prosperity, has
waXed the vigor ol the hatred bornc
20 it.
'lr. Thatcher Gris Back Empty rn,keibonk
Albert &. Thatcher, OF Delaware
venue, has recovered the pocket
book that was stolen from him while
ltteDdlng foot ball game IN Phila-
|cIphja recently. It did not con.
aIu Mr.. Thatcher's IS, however.
he book was returned by man in
llverIord. who found it ID his car.
Iage where it evidently had been
brown by the thief after he had ex.
rac,ed the money.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Barnard Gets Sculpture Contract.

fARKlSRlllG. Pa, Dec. l3. The
"ontrac, fyr the sculpture work of the
new capitol by George Gray Barnard Of
New York has been closed by the state
capitol commission Nr Barnard. who
sails for Paris ON Wednesday. will re-.
rriNr SlOOnDO for his work.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Advance For Heading EmDIOr-rS

PlilIADELI'IilA, Dee. Is - The
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
company has officially notified 1900
trainmen IN the employ of that road OF
frOm Nov. 10 last.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Richard Puryis and William Har-
ris We're arrested this afternoon on
a charge Of larceny of silver
watch from Thomas Sansell The
watch was found i'll the possession
Of the men
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Died While Selecting Wife's ,ofin.

SYRACUSE. ~ Y. Dee. Is Jerome
dcrtuker's establishment at Chiltenan-
go while picking out caSkct and max.
ing arrangements for his wifC's funeral.
He was sixty years old and il prosper.
GUS farmer.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

SANTA FE. \. NJ, Dec. l3 Iha
bank AT Hiilshoro, Sierra county wa.
held M in broad daylight and robbet
VI $30,Wr. according to report rs
Celved her"
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Telegraph Council, No. l6 Jr. q.
L, A. NJ, celebrated its fifth ami.
vcrsary last night. The attendance
was large aud pleasing programme
was ssiven.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
The sultan at I'es.

TANGIER, Morocco. Dee. 13-ThS
sultan has arrived outside Of Fcz. He
is sending the bulk of his army against
the prctpnler. who is still at Taxa.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
To Administer Confirmation.

Bishop Coleman will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation in
st. Michaefs Church this city to-
morrow evening.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
BOATS DISCONTINUED


1t was reported to day that the
boats of the Delaware River Navi-
cation Company would not run to
this city in the future The rumor
could not be verified however.
The steamer Twilight which has
been running between Philadelphia
and Wilmington left this morning
on its last trip.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Flags on the boa, houses ard boats
around Eleventh STR, ct Bridge are at
n"!f mast, out o! respect lor John S.
Pains, who was killed on the rail-
road few days ago.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Will Meet Til. Evening.

AL Tin, sheet iron AID cUrnlce
workers will hold a mass meeting
this evening IN the building No Clio!
Market street. All are invited 10
attcnd.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Benjamin S. Clark, ST.. fell at
Ninth and Van Buren, streets last
evening, and spraineA his left
wrist
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
WILMINGTON DELAWARE SATURDAY. DECEMBER
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Many Properties Changed Hands During
Past Few Days.

0""Hy I TUVtTtIFs VHHHHFW HNnUs UWrIng
Past Few Days.
The following properties were re.
corded by City Registrar Ten
Weeses today as having been
transferred.
Annie NJ. Speakman to Thomas
Tay lor. dwelling at Eleventh and
Pine for 81. 800; Henry II. Sp' uance
to Minnie II. Wiggins dwelling Oil
Lombard and Tenth streets: Isaac
Smith to Mary }. Hall. the property
at Southwest corner Eighth and
Wilson Streets for So, 500: Humphrey
Lynch to Mayer Jacobswitz, Soutn-
west corner Fifth I'D Oranm. 5000,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Itching piles! Never mind if ply
sicians have failed TO cure YOU. Try
Deans Ointment. No failure there
80 cents at any drug store.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Accident and Health Insuranc @.
Nandaser and FolIansbse, 4OA Eluit.
a,!e Building.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

West End basket ball team, last
night defeated the Jasper A G., OF
Philadelphia, by the score of 80 10
81. Tue game was on the rough.
house order and was exciting.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Make your Journey through life
sweeler by catingicrguson's CaEdics,
II East md street.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Steel Plant Closed
The old ferry mills of the Da.
mond State Steel Company shut
down to-day The company's coal sup
ply being exhausted
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

EALLSTON, " Y. Dee. ~ Fire In
til. farmhouse Of Mrs. Xadoc Miller,
five miles south Of this village. dis.
closed what is believed 10 be Il murder
following an attempt at robbery and
succeeded ny arson. The fire WAS dis.
covered by nri@hburS who knew that
Mrs, Miller ana her son Jay had driven
to Saratoga IN the forenoon. An old
man who boarded with the Millcr> and
wh">' appearance" was familiar to the
nrlSlbnrs WAS not seen when the tire
was discovered Joseph Dayry quickly
entered tn" old mans room with tho
aid of a ladder and found his dead
body on the floor. The head and hands
were burned. aud there were five
wounds On the head apparently imtict.
to the ground inst as tho rrof fcpl In
Ihc house WAS destroyed hy th, FIRE.
An examination Of the old mans body
Indicated that he had fought his assail.
ant nr nSsallanls.
Princeton Won Debate with Harvard
! PRlNt ETON. \. j.. Dec. II. The
ninth annual Princeton Harvard de-
bate held here last night. was won by
Princeton. Harvard proved strong in
her first speeches. but failed {" success.
ful!y rrbut her opponents ~! arsll.
nieIi', Princeton cxrcIltd By collective
strength. The Judges were out four
minutes and rendered unanimous de.
cision, William NJ. 1.anuing OF Trenton
presided, and the question debated was.
Resolved, That whenever in the event
bf continued domestic violence lives
and property are not adequately pro
t"ct"d by state It is for the public
good that the president should have the
power TO afford protection without the
application OF the state for federal aid"
Evening journal., 1902-06-12
DE1

G .lltll ii -Il.lF Wear WI Iuiu1tGlf On
glue III l90e rr r. p Grssni iesf ia
die Tlt VsaTf OF hts aas
Esla1vas amt fl'iends arm rsssDeat~
tIlv wirsd 90 sl1sud Uiie funeral sss,~
Wires. al ms are residence on rhe
Nsnne,1 pixie, on Friday evening JUNE
El. az 3 aidcuiE r1oanenu al rhcmp-
8nuu1wn, Pa. on Saturday. die liCh
Please Gmir flowers.
.FI- IEaII -l4e-ft tlus rii.f ln guie 81. laE
luu-n Fleming
Ftnrr7l rfun Irr Hfe residence cu
Ui West tiuul sflfeaf. 1n HrnsiT nrrii-
nu. ar asinrN ffu1 mnss az Sf Auus
hur1ir IIrer1uelr 81 Cathedral Genie
-ea-,
gr1ttrs-slu Giup I. me-. Nlrsm u
siascz aged 70 wears. af f.ie ressii'urs
1r hts s1n. aow7ld ~ Sstls 0rseri-
1HuE. nea-
Relatives amt nrands ara invited fl 49,
fasin .'u. rnfsff8l iarrgrer 4f 4..furf ~
81 Ehmrh. On Hrtfiav lufp is fa 3
neiurE. 1l M lurerueur 8r orfralffs
Csneferf,
s-7ff1rfl7s. -itr t,iis ltv on Iiur N iit
rntd ~ Nlraf.E u 1pr slf1 re.ir
Funeral sefTrrns if lpr isEe r'eslii'fire
lsl rs E.aa ligufii sfteef 1u H1dar if-
i iitur-rprv Cemetery
Evening journal., 1902-06-12
DIV ANTATlON IN
CYCLONES PATH
More Than a Dozen Lives
Are Lost
Three Persons Killed at a Dance.
Property Loss Will Amount to
Millions

Bloomington, H.. June 12.-Stretch-
ina, across a pathway 100 miles in
width and devastating a territory flsly
200 miles long. extending from Living
stone county on the north to MeCoup
county in the south. leaving its mark
clear across the face of Central Illi-
nois. a cyclone Tuesday night inflicted
a prop, srty loss which will aggregate
millions OF dollars and cost a dozen
lives Tna wind reached a velocity OF
100 miles an hour. and in its track
were LEFT destruction and death. The
visitation was the worst ever recorded
in the history Of Central Illinois. Not
a vfllage or city OF Mclean county es-
capei. and from every district comes
the ssume report Of des troyed buildings.
injury TO growing crops and razed
fruit and shade trees The aggregate
OF loss in Mclean cOun ". not including
three lives at Msrna. OF thousands upon
thousands Of levelled shade and sruit
trees. BY a rough estir ate, viii be BE-
tween SS0O.C 600 and $40 0.00Q.
The heaviest loss z proportion to
the. population fell upcu Msrna. where
the town hail. used BY. q party OF 80
for a dance. was test royed. three OF
the women dancers being instantly
killed BY falling tiubsTs- Whe1 the
storm struck the building its swayiug
alarmed the party of utwTymzksrs- AL
made a rush for the sxLrs and a fsrcs
SrruEgIs s1susd- Three women were
LEFT behind and were killed instantly
hy falling timhers. Mrs Edward Mar
tin and her sister. Miss Lena Gahzzzr.
were f1urt locked In each otkar's
arms Fully so others were iuiurs.i
ssxgra1 fatally
The loss through the destruction q
fruit trees wiI rsnch large pruE1r-
ticus- MANY orchards being entirely
Isveuai TIE cherry cruR which ts
now rsndy for picking VIII te saved
PARTIALLY. but With Ap1lss and ether
frui1s The loss ts tnCaL Farmers. VIII
SCARCELY an sEEeprtcr. lost srncE. tarus
OF wfn,3rl Hills Numerous tuiIdin q
we're moved from their s5U1i.I1iors CT
wrecked Many hriciEyErtis az the sitEz
&c tfa cry we're Destroyed the Icrn
rows ct sheds crsrfns sasF marks f3r
sh. wtnlL This hs the haiEhs &C Tia
Z hrick- making seasc1. 1rt 1hs l-EE co
I this Industry VIII be serious.
Evening journal., 1902-06-12
RETURNED FROM INSTITUTE
William h. Walls Thanks Those Who Con.
tributed 10 the Fund

William II. Walls. assistant dog
catcher. returned from the Pasteur In
stitute. in Baltimore. yesterday, after
a stay Of three weeks. Mr.. Walls
wishes to thank all those who con-
tributed to the fund. and also for What
they had done for him He spoke very
highly Of the treatment he received at
the Pasteur Institute. and also of the
kindness of the sisters and physlciana
under Vhoee care he was. He sAid the
other patients would come home today
.Or tomorrow with the exception of lit
tie Adam Bachman. who is iil with the
measles.
Dog Catcher George KOpp ~ stmI
busy catching the dogs which were Bit
ten By the mad dog. and has already
impoundet hfty-seven. He knows Oi
sevanteen Others. bat their owners will
not give them up. Many Of the dogs
had never been REGISTERED
Yesterday two more dogs were cap
tured and inpOunded.
Evening journal., 1902-06-12
voTE on CANAL srLL
serHss RE-sas Or M.ssr Thursday =sr
Ill 4-r-..--

serNss RErsAs Or Mss1 Thursday =sr
=-r1 Acrcr
Wla1ll.sr1u. June lA-Ilar before
l1iuurument FaatarlaF the ssna1a
asErasst 90 Vcus dnalT ON 1ha Nifaraala
canal nis amt az 1endng amendnenta
On ThnrsdEE. IrEe ll THE Vuuug ua
iaZin a. ? ,. m
Before cuuHidHglCu Gf the canal
I'Iasugu WIS rHsumsd the mCUCu cf
M. Wellington 1f Maryland Oh iis-
1targe rlis gCmlnirlsa en- DrivilesEas fnd
siseuunH E1n fIutf,9 ecuHideralcu cr
tina rasUiurCn nr-vidln= Cur 1ie Wi-
miHiaUu lf an amendment l1 11e eru-
suuiuCu err rlie sieeuCu lr ssual1rs
by rie DeGBie was ieiszrsti. 81 11 20.
Iftsr a siHI1 tehHra
Mr FIrhHnKs cd Indiana. ~ a sa-s-
1IilE considered sne@ih. laTCrsd euu-
sr-Icrun -f cie .HrImiHu canal by tia
Panama rlura Laa earnestly hrUrst
r1e G1nsuucum 1f tte sauHi and rs-
sHnrai tie 'nuinHuun -1Hc rliuss win
fT7ursst riie FalanH rruts were iir tis
asIIr 1nnrseil tu a 1znM
Evening journal., 1902-06-12
VIM IMMINENT BggaRKED
damnral gummitaa ii ina e. 4 g. Would
LAa MlaIf Rannrnd

s,ana members Gf tha c. A. q. It1nt
Mamurnl lmmiuag Ie Gf 1lnf Gnin-
.nn t1ut t1e SGli1ers amt SfEiurs
monument snuuli le mUvgi rum ueiH-
vara avenue ami Rrlumn dtreer Is
WINS 1Gr iecG-IcHi On Memorial uHg
vim aitim iars or inw@s nur " S.
s,'ram ll FhiL Sliriian E0st niaoei
D lUuWiHr ON n
a. mesung li cin committees v'is 1eiit
asst evening ami nials diHguHaet 1m
nuwng tr monument al some nHrr li
'aa eiiU vhma 'tng giiEma ara lul---
m1n anmIg1 u lrtamt n niming iaEs
unu iuwaI~ uum it ON Memorial lHE
A ras0initm vaa udmuHl lsainE 1ie
ntania lf Wilmington u disniaN thgs
un FLAG Day SATURDAY ninu ua
Evening journal., 1902-06-12
eASEsaLL NOTES

The walervilts niaa "a Chester. DE-
tsale,i tne Nsyslcne team. 90 this eitg.
YESTERDAY a. the Ssflh Stie rar6 cv
toe sccre ei tt to s. keystone played
. eer ams ana their supecrs cc a.n
was verY 0acse.
10 nie,phH Gants al Frcns fuf
lnen streels tadav
Wilmington A. A. agAn Oh rerk
El8eI s1e new lisielier el .ne VIII
miigten lsani as o. go,d cue lnf win
oa cl l1'ag 5 game.
Aifg1t1ans sa F'renG ami tmcn
sirsats as1f cn 3o-i,ifT lut Sa4rdng
cheser m wish ae 1re lenmrreW
it the NEW ban parN lnt lle nlms
premises te be an sxeitins ecn1ssD a
m-se ercwd be sznecnsf ts ccme ,hswu
1cm Chester
filshurg wt be- here Gn lma t3.
are despite the conliiet win LaaEne
ia1as.
eeod snma l1 F1ont ami union
islEreis lo,ay.