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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
@sit Stout mnb bor Dem Mabor
eriheinen.

Wanor 8Dofpalter bat on ben Wirth
gBsf Stout Die glufforoerung erlahen,
am nd9ftsn Nittuo6 yta9mittas I'm
2 lbr Dor ibm su erIdeinen unb bic
6riinbe ansusebsn, aus wel6en feline
9i,ens ni9t piSerrufen tptroen fOa.
Sm giamen Der SemperenS=eiga haber
Die 4nudlte gli Sitter unb Orbiior
Die 2lage se9en i'm erboben, oab Ell
bas Ni6oliQn 8eisB in erober Weii'
nernn9ldBigte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
Giae mooerne Mmtomobile= Sta=
ton.

81, v6iibsrgutOmObile so. bat ben
Contract fir ben 8au einer mDoernen
Automobiles Station, tpie iol9e bereits
in g6ilaoslpbia, Bottom, Detroit uno
g1eu Yort sriitiren, Derseben. Sie=
ielbe miro an Der u. Sqinois Str. Ho.
$50 errittet unb ION bereits am elifen
5ebruar erDffnet treroen. Sie gau=
folfen werben ii6 auf ettua SIS. 600 be-
laufen.
Sas @ebduoe miro cine 6ront bon
AZ uno cine Siefe bon 300 6uB babsn.
csm eriten Stodtperf tpiro &aum fir
200 autos iein. 9ier merben ii6 Die
Office, Die Wartssimmer unb bic Bib
liotbef 6efinoen.
Sas Saupt=@lubsimmer fir Serren
miro in orientnliidem Stple eingeri6=
tet ueroen. 8eri6isbene Magasine unf
sadIAriiten, pel6e bem glutOmpbil'
Sport getuiomet fino, weroen bort auf.
seleat iein.
Die ginfi6tung oes Warteaimmers
fir Samen wirb cine elegante iein,
fir oi.Ielbs iino $500 ausseisbt wor'
ZEN.
gs liegt in Der abfi9t Der Inter
nebmer, bieie Station 81 einem &en-
os,pous.glab Der Iutomobiliften bee
@taates gu MAIDEN. Sie idbrlid'
gutomobile Iusfeaung, pelde in
ssebruar ffattfinoet, pirb in bieieu
neu.n @ebdube abgebnlten tperOen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
Sames Sinner Sia's Mmsliefe=
runs gswanidt.

8ouberneur Dates bon Slinois 1T
eriu6t norben, &sauiiitiOns=papiere
fur auslieferuns oes in Gbieago psr=
baftrten Sames glmer Sia an Die Se=
ri6tsbsbDrbe bon Decatur @ountp,
Sno., su tepillieen. gr tpiro BON oem
in oisism @Ountp anidilisen 6armer
&obert 6. S9Offner befduloist, i'm in
Seneinidaft nit SObn 6. @onners
bon Sansammon @ountp, Sa., um
$2500 bsiapinoslt gu babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
Sntel 6 a m last nj d. 1
m tit Id fpaBen.

hilbert Sufer, elm rei6er 8ur9.r bon
Wariau, behen @irgiaaft fir perfal=
len ertldrt mar, neil er am Wlittwo1,
als iein Name i'm Sunoesseridt aufge=
rufen uurbs, ourd gbweienbeit sldnste.
wirb erfabren, baB nit Ontel Sam
idle9t GirI4en gu eieir lit. Suder
mar bon ben @rObssI4worenen ange=
tlaet tporben, sinsn rOeeo" nidt NIT
Der Dor borihriftsmabisen Stempel=
marie perieben su baben. Der San
iolte am 9fittwO9 CUR 8erbanolung
fommen, uber Der 9lneetla9te NOR nidt
erihienen. Wie es DeiBt. bate Der
Mann bic eanSe Sade nidt fir ernft
senommen. 8unbesridter gafer lisB
einen neuen Saftbefebl gegen Suder
ausifellen uno bsfabl, baB osrielbe ibm
boreefiibrt tueroe.
Gin betr d eerii der 9 n.
ferott.
8or einiger 3eit melbete 9. 6.
8errpsbeGum in Sborntotun Iih i'm
8unoes9eriht banterott. galo oarauf
rsi6te Die Sirma 2owrp & @oebel bon
@Ooinston, Sp., i'm 8eridt oas @eiu4
elm, baB ihr Waarsn i'm Wertbe bon
s449 ga, pelbe lie tpeni9e Sage supOr
on ben Wann .9eliefert batten, mieoer
ausgeliefert piiroen. 4i9ter Bafer
sab seftern cine gntideiouna su 8un-
iten Der 6irma ab. gr enti9ieo, baB
Der Yerfla9te, in Dem er bon ben Srab=
itreet'iden uno Sunn'iben Sanbels=
Igenturen faliae Mu9aben iiber feline
9lctipa mabte, ben 9erIu6 mo9te, Die
Sentudp'er 6irma 81 betriisen. @s
tpuroe Der 9ebteren seifaitet, ibre Waa.
rem wieber Suriidsunebmen. Ser,
@oebel, elmer Der &ldger, lit Elm gru'
Der oes ermoroeten 8ouperneurs 8oebel
bon &entufD.
Scr dlaue &lppffe d te r.
sSOr Griebensridter Sbepparo erhof
Soiiab %. Srate, gisentbiimer oes
gNalnut Sotel in Muncie, cine Slas'
eeeen ben Yrsisfdmpfer SEQ. Munro'
bon @em gOrf auf 3ablung por
s75.25, pel9e berielbe ibm fir Sol
uno 9oeis iduloet. Inter ben Nuipi
cien Der Snbianapolis Ntbletic ahOcia
tion fano Sonnerltag i'm gmpire Sbea
ter Elm preistampf itatt, in tpei4en
Munroe elmer Der Mitmirfenoen mar
@onfabler Marer beeab fi9 in's Sbea
ter unb ltellte iib in einem Der Gin
uno Nussdnss auf, um benz Wunro
Die 8eridtspapiere susufeaen. sllleii
oerielbe bate 2unte bon ben Ibli4ter
oes Gonfabularius befommeu, Uni
mar bur6 cine Seiteutbiir in's 6rei
eelanet. Seine Gage fir ben Ibenl
batte er sbeniaas i9on ausbe3ablt er
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
Gsiparo NofIamam's 9ei9em=
besansmik.

Sas 2ei9enbesdnsniB oes 6ei3ers
gbmaro IoHaman. ,iuelder am Dant-
iasungsiage bel Sreensburs unter bic
adoer elmer locomotive serieth. fano
b.ute g1a6mittas bonn 9rausrbauie
go. 25 Sieblanb Abenue aus itatt. gr
mar q Sabre alt uno binterldBt feline
Mutter unb cine S9weifer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
Ginbreaer an Der arbeit.

Wdbrsnb Die Gamilis Der Grau
Marp Ridols in tiefem S9lummer
lag, itattete Gin @inbreder bem Sauie
osrislben, Blate Str. $50. 451, einen
geiu6 ab unb bur9iu9te bus eanse
Saus nod Wertbiuden. Illes mas er
erbeutste tparen elm Siamant &ins UNI
81 in Baar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
Sa;ar IN Samsbuias.

glm 2. unh g. DECEMBER beranfaltet
Der Samen=Silfsperein Der st. paul's
&sformirten 8irde in Dem 0eiesimmer
in Sau9hDile, 8ermania Noe. SO.
515:ieinsn jdbrlidenW Weibna9ts=8a5ar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
aoulpb &Osss ssfmaoea.

aOOlpb &Ogss, Elm alter Mann, mel
der am lesten Wtontas aus ieinerWOb=
nuna an Der Of 16. StraBe ipurlOs
perI9pnno, iit beute i'm Stabtboipital
qefunoen tporben. @r iOl in Der l.B-
ten 3eit 5u fart sepi4ell baben UNI
leioet ba6er an Mlfpbolismus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
8rpBbritannien.
8 3 m G r Il ger febnt lid
nad ber0ei m t b.

2onbon, 80. Nopbr. General
S6aliberser, tpslder als iielpertreten=
Der prdiioent bes Sransuaal funsirte
uno Die goeren=Naenten Dfhels unb
Wolmanns baben bsute bic &hfreiie
nad Siio.4irita ansstreten. Ser 8e.
neral nimn,t einen Brief BON Gr=pra-
fibent Griger nit, wsl9er an @Oloinal=
Secretdr gbamberlain ssrihiet ift unb
in tpsldem er sriudt, ibm bic &idtebr
nod benz 9ranspaal 3u eeifatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29
Na6rt6ten aus Snbtana.
9t cue s nb buitrieenin n g b.
ION @ountp.

gt cue s nbu itrieen in g B.
on 6 un b.
Sort 9 ia n d. Cine 9ln3abl bon
Chattanooga &apitaGiten befano ii9
bieie go4s in bieIiser Staot um Die
&Oblenldnosreien su bsli1tieen. sic
iollen bic IbiiAt babeu, einen Sbeil
oerielbsn an)utaufen uno einige neue
Snouitrien bier gu etabliren, faas iid
geniisenser Waher= uno &oblenbor=
ratb porfinoet. Die biefigen Sc
i6Gftsleute boten alIes auf, um bic
fiioIiaen 8dlte beitens su unterbalteu
uno lie bon Der aiinifisen Sage bon
Sort Brand su iiberseusen.
Gin 8ermiBter.
Serre Saute. = Sobn 8.
Sapis, pObnbaft 1913 Sio 10. Str,
iteat nod INNER Ha9foridunsen nad
isinem gruoer 4norem 90. Sabis an.
2eBterer bate Serre Saute f9on i'm
Wfai nerlaiisn, poreebli9, um fib nad
SulliDan gu beseben, um bonn &beuma-
tismus eurirt 3u tperoen. Sobn g..
Dapis bat aber isitber aud gar nidts
bon ieinem 8ruoer Nnbreru 9eb6rt ober
9eieben uno befiir9tet, es f0unte ibm
elm llngliid sugefoben iein. @s wuroe
in @rfabruna sebradt, baB Anorew
Gaois ON IL. Wai mad Dem Sulliba=
ner &rantbaus setommen uno am Is.
SUM- wieoer baraus fortseeana.n mar,
na9oem er Dem Supsrintenoenter ge=
fa9t, er besebe iib na9 Serre 9aute.
@r lit SO Sabre aft.
ueberfabren unb set6btet. t.
| & | d m NJ D. Sames SberrD,
elm Nn9eitellter Der Sirma 8aar Scott
& 60. muroe an Der s. Str. &reu=
3ung bon elmer 3aneir=9ocomotibe
umserannt uno auf Der SteQe getO0tet.
| Sc b # moro ines d. n
rmers.
Muncie.-6pmer &. 9etpis, Elm
rei9er Sarmer, madte am 5reitas iei.
nsm 0sben our6 gridieBen Elm frei=
pilliees @nbe. 8or einem Monai
mar ieine 6rau, nit uelher er in eliif.
li4fer Gbe suiammenlebte, geforber
unb ieitoem mar er melandoiii9. 6,
mar 59 Sabre alt uro Mitslieo oerSa'
lem 2o9e, s. 8. .. s.
Ser berliebte ghineie
unb bic done S Il bin.
gpar rspiIle. Charles Gbe.
nang, Elm Sohn oes bimmliIden &ei
DIES unb geiiber elmer @di6erei, ba
i'm Superior=8eridt cine &laae geger
Grau Carrie 8rennsr unb ibre f90n
So4ter &a4el eingereidt. Ser Sid
ger mar in Die leBtere perliebt semeIer
unb bisiclbe iOa ibm an9.blih bsripro
9en baben. ibn beirat6en su tuolen
Gr iiberbdufte iie nit @eihenfen
SdmudIaden, Gleioern uno 9ab ibl
: ioear elm piano.
!, Sn Der lestsn 3eit iOa lie ibm abe
, bic talte S6ulter se5eist baben uni
bon Der SOd3eit pOllte iie nidts miilsn
Sn Sol9e oeiien rei9te er feline Glas
Elm, in pelher er bon oen 8erfla9ter
$855.90 perlanst. Sic piel baben ibn
ndmli6 Die @eidente sefoitet.
9is grenner's iinb Suoen. Se'
! 8ater Der idonsn &adel bat Elm pfanb
sei4dit.
pI6bli1e SobesfdIle i'm
Splbaten elm.
Mar On. Snnerbalb Der lebtsr
"a Stunoen ereisnsten iid i'm sOloa'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29

D~ Die bette 5 Gent Gigarre in
Der Stabt, Mudo's .Qonsfelotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29

BauerIaubniBfGei Geine.-
Gbas. Sdneffer, Singleton unb Soma
Str, Cottage. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29

Sobn Ucber's 2Strtbid,att,
Wo. 764 @eit Wortb ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29

Gtuas Renes .0nS Mortsn 8uHet >
2unt BON 9 llbr Norsens an. A
Circle. Sobn q. Mab, gigenthimer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-11-29

y
Mar ion. Snnerbalb Der lebten
"a Stunben ereisnsten ii9 i'm Soloa=
tenbeim atpei plOylide SOoesfdlle.
Charles Sones mar I'M 8earift. ben
SpeiIeiaal gu betreten, als er toot su
8ooen font oasielbe mar nit 9lnbrem
Sdnup Der Gaa. als er lid nod ga=
rade No. IL besab. Sn beioen 6dllen
tparen 5ersidlag Die uria9e oss pl6b=
liden Sooe5.
Sn ben 6lamen um9e=
t o m m c n.
Gramforbsb ls Grace Oa=
pig, Die l4=jdbrise Sodter bes in 2in=
ben anfdiiieen 5armers Wlell Dabis
woQte oas 6euer i'm &o9of.n, psl4es
bem grl0Iden nabe mar. nit petroleum
anfaAen; cine grplOliOn erfol9te, ibre
Sleioer finsen 5euer ano oa Tie allsin
gu 0auie NOR. 10 bab NiemanO ihr CUR
9iiife ellen tonnte, 10 perbraunte fie in
budfdblidem Slime bes Wortes. Mls
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-01-30

OF tons of free milling gold ore
that is to be seen by any one who
will take the trouble to come and
examine. 1t is estimated that the
Hopeful mine alone can keep one
hundred stamps dropping on pa"
ore for the next fifty years on
what is practically developed and
in sight. The great "Rialto"
mine which is a continuation of
the same immense ore body has
all equal If not a greater amount
of ore in sight. These are facts
and not wind. Let those from
the back counties of Missouri
come and we will sight them.
THE CROW MINE.
Another mine which is now
attracting the attention of the
mining world is the Grow" mine
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-01-30
N0GA[ MINING DISTRICT TAKING
ON AN ERA Of DEVELOPMENT.
Both Capital and ProSpedorS Going Into The Dis
tfid From All Over The Country.
GREAT MANY RICH DISCOVERIES REPORTED
Sales Being Made Almost Daily in Both the Ho5a and Bonito
Districts and Eagle Creek New Corporations Organizing
And Development Work Beginning Actively.
REGULAR Correspondence

K" Sular Correspondence
The year 1902 comes in with
the eyes of the mining world
fixed Oh Nogal and Bonito mining
districts.
CNE OF THE GKEATEsT MINING
DEALS IN THE WEST.
One OF the greatest mining
deals III the west is now being
closed in Chicago by the Eagle
Mining and Development Co.
The great RiaIto group of free
gold mines in the head of Nogal
canon, the famous Parsons mine
and surrounding claims, and the
Castle Rock group on the head of
Big Bear canon are being consol-
idated under one management
and active operations will be COM
lnenCed in the near future.
Already this company have
force Of about thirty men engaged
in developing some of the claims
with encouraging results. Those
not acquainted with the immense
possibilities Of this mining dis
trict cannot realize the vast
Importance of this deal. There
have been some very big reports
made on these properties, and ap-
parently to those not acquainted,
some eXaggerations; but as a
matter of fact there are millions
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-01-30

the property of Messrs. Byrd and
Collard. These gentlemen are
located on one of the best tlsSure
veins in the mountains and devel-
opn1ent work has proven a large
body of concentrating ore contain
ing gold, silver and lead values,
averaging S17.50 per ton. These
gentlemen are actively engaged
in development work and will put
in large plant of machinery
during the present year.
THE TURKEY CREEK MINES.
The "Turkey Creek" mines,
the property of the Iowa and New
Mexico Mining and Milling Co.,
is another bright star in which
our hopes are Centered. Mr.. s. S.
Doak the General Superintendent
of the company is now east, but
is expected back daily, and will
Immediately put on large force
Of men and put up a mill. This
property has been thoroughly
sampled and exported by some of
the best mining men III the west
and has been pronounced bonan-
"a. A general average showing
a value of $500 per ton in gold.
This company is now engaged in
driving tunnel which will tap
the best veins of this group at a
depth of 1900 feet.
THE BONITO KLONDIKE FIND.
A recent discovery made on the
South Fork of the Bonito by Geo.
L. billiard and Chas. H. Brown
of Nogal, is now causing great
excitement and is in fact one of
the most important finds that has
ever been made in the county.
These boys found rich free gold
rock in large quartz vein and
assays have shown it to be very
rich. Messrs. billiard and Brown
at once sold to Messrs. Byrd, Col
lard and Sigh, and these gentle
men have put night and day
shift at work on the property.
Other locations were made around
the billiard aud Brown discovery
Confined uaOe 2
Evening journal., 1902-04-12
PECULIAR LIGHT ALARMS LAUREL
Heavy Rains Cause Accident on County
ROad-sVil Lowe Nearly Drowned
Speclal to the rveninr m

Special to the Evening Journal
Laurel April 12.-Several accidents
have occurred throughout the county
on account of the heavy rains washing
the bridges away. Many roads are now
impossible on account Of This. Con-
stable G. L. Phillips was the victim
of one OF these bridges while returning
from Georgetown, where he had been
to take prisoner TO the Jail in that
place. He was about half way home,
and II was growing dark when his
horse and carriage plunged into a big
ditch, which was swollen by tine rains.
When his horse and vehicle went in
the ditch he was thrown out, and fell
in the water. which came above his
waist He experienced mudh difficulty
in getting the animal from the stream,
as he was forced to do it unaided the
closeFt farmhouse being some distance
away. In his fall he hurt his back.
and that injury. coupled with the wet
ting he received, housed him for sew
eral days.
Levin S. Lowe, the well-lnoWn phos-
phate and corn broker Of this place.
fell overheard in the Laurel river. and
had not timely assistance arrived
probably would have drowned. as he
was wearing a heavy overcoat at the
time. In walking between one OF his
ganaries and the river his foot be-
came fastened beneath some object.
which threw him we'll out into the
stream.
A peculiar light. and one that has
caused considerable comment. appear
ed on Thursday north of this place
about dark Many people thought the
town of SeafOrd was on fire, but such
was not the case. It now appears that
the people Of that town thought the
same thing about Laurel, when in
truth there was no fire in either place.
James ID. Spicer, a rural mail-carrier.
was besieged with questions all along
his route, but at each place he stopped
the light seemed to come from a diff
terent point of the compass. Almost
everybody in town saw the light. and
many Of the more skeptical made a
canvass Of the neighbOrhOod to ascer-
tain IL there had been any woods on
fire, but at each place was greeted by
the same story that they had seen the
/ light and supposed III to be several OF
the nearby towns. as each one claim
ed It to be a different one from his
lnelghbOr. BY the more supenstitious
| it is regarded as a supernatural warn
ing, and much fear is expressed among
/ the darl0ies, who think the world is
coming TO an end.
Evening journal., 1902-04-12
HOME WEDDING IN DOVER
Literary Society Of Conference Academy
10 Entertain
speelal ID ID Evenlng Journal

Dover, April 12.-The Scott Literary
Society of the Wilmington Conference
Academy will give the Shakesperean
play. Julius Caesar" next Wednesday
evening in the study hall at the Acad-
envy. The members who will take
part are: Caesar, Harvey p. Kellar;
Brutus, viii Lewis Chandler; Marc
Antony, U. S. Grant Welsh; Cassius,
Wallace Handy; Casca, Grover G. Par
Wis The society also will give enter
tainments in Milford and several
other towns.
John H. Sapp. of Philadelphia, and
Miss Estelle Steffy, a well-knoyn
musician of Dover. were married by
the Rev Louis Il. Barrett, ID. d., pas
tor Of Wesley NJ Y. Church, the cere-
mony being performed at the home of
the bride on Governors avenue. Miss
Addie Steffy, sister of the bride, was
maid Of honor, and the best man was
Milmy lain Of near Dover. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Nina
Prettyman. of Dover, niece OF the
bride. After a wedding reception
which was attended by friends of the
bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. SapI
left for Philadelphia, where they vii
make their future home.
Evening journal., 1902-04-12
THE EVENING JOURNAL SATURDAY, April 2. 1907.
TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE
Philadelphia Woman Visiting in Townsend
Thought 1t Vas Cough Medicine
speclaI ~ the EvenIng Journal


Townsend, April 12.-Taking lauda-
mum by mistake for q cough medicine.
Als. Samuel Fields was almost dead
when discovered and doctor sum
moned, Her life viii be saved. She
is from Philadelphia and mas been
visiting near here for several DAYS.
Agents representing a big manufac-
turing concern have been in this town
during the last week negotiating for a
site for an industrial plant.
Benjamin Lockerman viii be a cam
didate for State senator when the
primary election of the Republicans
occurs. He is regarded as a strong
man and IL is thought he will be an
easy winner
John Purnell and Miss Anna Walls
were quietly married in the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Walls. on South street We'd
nesday evening. They will reside at
Mt Pleasant.
The announcement that Repre-
sentative Richard Hodgson would
again be a candidate for the General
primary election here seems to have
met with hearty approval from all the
leading Republicans of Townsend and
our county. He is considered a strong
candidate and his chances Of winning
second nomination are said TO be
good at this time.
Fully one hundred horses have been
purchased in this part Of the state
during the past two weeks and shin
ped TO Philadelphia
The indications are that the crop
OF strawberries this year from this
part of the State will be an unusually
large one.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee have re-
turned from Massey, Nd they having
been called TO the bedside of John
Pearce, who has been very inI
for several days Mr. Pearce is a.
brother of Mrs. Lee.
Evening journal., 1902-04-12
MORE SHAD BEING CAUGHT
Future Actions Of Councilman Of Western
District Awaited With Interest
Special 70 the Evening Journal.


New Castle. April 12.-The packet G..
+. Grady stopped here yesterday and
discharged part of her cargo, consist
ing of a cow and calf for Joseph Quig-
ley. OF Hares Corner.
Mrs. Ernest Phillips will entertain a
number of friends on Monday evening.
Miss Ella Sullivan and brother Paul.
of Washington, ID. c., will spend a few
days with Daniel Sullivan.
John Ryan, of Philadelphia. will
spend a few days with his parents
here.
School street. in the Western dis
trict which has been in a very bad
condition for a long time. IS being re-
paired by the city.
The largest catches of shad of the
season We're caught yesterday. Albert
Pedrick was high, with forty-five shad.
However, some other boats fished two
tides and did not catch a fish.
There were a number of fish brought
from Bayside yesterday. where the
Jerseymen land their fish. On account
OF the railroad being washed away in
the last storm they are being brought
here by naptha launch and shipped to
New York.
The councilman from the Western
district has always said that his hands
have been tied by Council, and that he
was unable to represent that district
as he wished. Now that there are
changes in the makeup of the body
his future actions are awaited with in
terest.
Mrs. L. o. Wise and Miss Sallie Wise
viii spend Sunday in Clayton.
A number of people will leave here
this evening for Chester, where a sur
prise party will be given from New
Castle. Among them will be Irwin
Jones. James Truxton, Miss Eva Lup-
ton. John Jester. Misses Lila Hatton
Bertha Lupton, Miss Logue and Miss
Daisy Hatton.
Peter Toner, the milllman. is having
his cattle yard enlarged, and he in
tends to buy moro COWS.
Evening journal., 1902-04-12
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RAILROAD

Schedule IN ,.sect November u. 1901.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
light.
% Express traina.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue station. for
NEW YORK, week days. $40. '9ss
s1O52 a. m. sl2l9. '255. '5ls lRoyal Linn
Med), 'e.G, l.42, 1852 y. m. sundays
'5. 26, '9.s9, 'iiG a. M: '25t. sis CRoyI
Llmlted), T,f2, st0b2 p IA.
PHILADEl "HfA. week days, '6.26, $50,
.@45, I29, SO, ,gss 'lQs2, lOs2 a. NJ; :
'l2l9. '2.55, < 90, t55, ISIS CRoyal IAmited).
.6.25, 6.s5, ,7.42. 'i052 y. IN. Sundays, '5.26
l20, $50 s930, 1858. sllG a. m; s2b5. 400
sis. CRoyM Limited. es5, 10 $50 'lo.52
CHESTER. week days. $50 .e6. La
800, '9S9, 'l052, 1852 a. m; 500. sL55. 8s5,
~, .l0.b2 p. m. Sundays, 720, $50. 1888,
1853 'AS5 a m; aOO, sA5. 10. $50 'iO,5i
ATLANTIC CITY. week DAYS. .aS a.
m; 'i2is. 355 and sis p m. Citoyai Lin.
lted) Sundays 10 a m, ais p. NJ.
(Royal Limited
CAPE MAY AND OCEAN CITY, EeeS
days, '6i5 a. m. '26t y. m
SllA ISLE CITY. week days, e6.a5 A. m.
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
week days, 'f14 $50 SG. sli.W A. N.
.l2-sd, 200 .3AQ asa. 's20 CtoTal Ilm
scs sS sSs sOl 4 l9h m .iss ~ 81 ssp1ly ~ is .ss
! Royal Limited). 'S0i, 'io.H o. m.
| BALTIMORE and way stations, weel
days 6bs a. mi SIS D. m. Sundays, %
a, m, $50 p. M
NEWARK. week days. stf6 ass ss.Oi
/ 'll0 a. M 'l256. dl9. eAbA e1A sol
fl01f y. m. Sundays, sL1t sAOk e.06 a. m.
'l256 b.37, I3l, s80i 'l0I4 % m
PlIISBpRG, week days, s80f a m.
4bt, .l0.li p. m. Sundays, 'S0i a. m.
'3.40. sl01f D. m.
CHICAGO, daily. FsW q. M; $40 %. no
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS s4if a
m. 'l2.h6, -l0.l1 p. m, daily
EIMIHN.NNI. " -uWWnFU fIur gTnUlT
bo5 q. m; BIB 6l2 p. m. Sundays, eos a
m $751; 1872 p m.
! LANDENBERG. week days. i54 D. m
Leave Market street station Tor Balt
more, week days $50 p. m.
lANpENBERB, week days, $40 n. m.
ESQ, 6.M D. m. Sundays, 90 q m; $50 p
Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington
week days, f3E. $50. s790 sf0e6 100 a
m; l2.20 slW, 2l5. s30S, s4.17, 500 81
p.48. (Royal Limited, 600. 630, s7.26, . q
'll.55 y. m Sundays, 1885. eI30, 500. lilo
a. n.: sl2.20, 'l37 Las, s308 AIS, s5.4
| lRoyal Limited, csc s7.26 s9.Ss, 1890 D. m
Royal Limited Is composed exclusive
/ " Of Pullman parlor Observation an,
Dining Cars. No extra fare except regu
lar Pullman charge.
Delmarwa telephone i9d
Rates 20 Western points lower than vi
any other lima
r. A. MILLER Passenger Agent. wn
mington. Del.
D. n MARTIN. Mar. sf PaHn FzaRa