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Evening journal., 1902-11-20
ODD FELLOWS ELECTOFFlCERS
Annual Meeting Closed Last Evening"
Annual Dinner Held at Bothman's


At the afternoon session of the an
nual meeting of the Independent Or
der of odd Fellows, held in Odd Fell
lows Hall, corner of Third and King
streets, yesterday, the following OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing year;
Grand master, Ira E. Sharpley, OF
Grubb's Corner; deputy grand master,
p. Jefferson Williams, of Seaford;
grand warden,J. Amos Collins, of Della
ware City; grand secretary, Isaac w.
Hallam, of this city; grand treasurer,
A. Gilbert Robinson, of this city. The
above officers were installed last night
when the following appointments were
made: Representative TO Sovereign
Grand Lodge, George M. Stevenson of
Smyrna; grand marshal. Samuel Over
shine, of this city; grand chaplain,
John S. Grohe, of this city; grand guar
dian, Alfred Freese, of this city; grand
conductor, ]. w. Kellen, of FELTON,;
grand herald, w. ID. Sedgwick, Of this
city; Edgar c. Pierce was elected jani-
tor
The annual dinner Of the Past Grand
Officers Association was held at Both
mans last evening, and about seventy
persons we're present.
Goldsmith c. Nailor was toastmas-
ter, and addresses were made by Grand
Secretary J. Frank Grant, Of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge, of Baltimore;
Representative to Sovereign Grand
Lodge J. e. G. Farnham, of Providence
r. l.; and DIR. E. w. Cooper, Of Wyom-
ing, and others.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
CHURCH CLUB DINNER TONIGHT

Members Will Dine and Hear Ad-
drssses in the New-Century Club
Building
In tho parlOrs of the New-Century
Club this evening the semi-annual din
ner of the Church Club of Delaware
will be served. The speakers will be
Bishop Coleman. Bishop MaoIIay-
Smith, of Philadelphia; Joseph Pack
ard, of Baltimore. and John H. Cole, OF
New York.
The menu viii be as follows:
Blue Points.
Olives. Salted Almonds.
COnsOmme with CrOutOns
Devilled Fish a II Raine.
Criss-Cross Potatoes.
Cucumbers French Dressing.
Rasped Rolls. Roast Quail.
Potato CroQuettes. French Peas
Currant Jelly.
Curacao Punch. Cigarettes.
Chicken Salad.
Cheese and Crackers.
Ices Cake.
Coffee. Cigars.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
BLUE HENS CHICKS
READY TO CROW
Program for Annual Dinner
of Sons of Delaware in
Philadelphia

The Sons Of Delaware will celebrate
the eleventh anniversary of the
society by a banquet at the
Hotel Walton on Monday even
ing, December 8. at 6 o'clock
The following toasts have been as
signed:
"The State of Delaware" the Hon.
John Hunn, Governor of Delaware
Constitutional Liberty" tha Hon.
G. Harry Davis, judge, Court Common
Pleas of Philadelphia.
Delaware in War" General james
II. Wilson, of Wilmington.
Delaware in Peace" the Hon. John
Bassett Moore. Columbia University
Nsw York, president of the Delaware
Society of New York.
"Religious Liberty" the Rev. Joseph
Brown Turner. ID. d., OF Dover.
Fraternity" William S. Hilles, oi
Wilmington.
"The Hare and the Tortoise" the
Hon. L. Irving Handy of Newark.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
DAVID ROSE ARRESTED
Son OF Representative Held in $500
Bail by Magistrate Bradley

As the result of a disturbance at the
polling place at Cooch's Bridge Pen
cader hundred, on election day, David
Rose has been arrested on two charges.
He waived a hearing before Magistrate
Bradley this morning and was held in
$500 bail, charged with carrying con-
cealed a deadly weapon, and with in
terfering with an officer in the dis
charge of his duty. The hearing was
fixed for Saturday at O'Clock.
Rose is a son of David c. Rose, who
was elected representative from Pen
cader hundred.
II is alleged that on election day
Rose lnterfered with Detective Rat
ledge when the latter was making an
arrest and that he also flashed a revol-
yer. II is understood that there is also
a warrant out for Represents
Rose on the charge of carrying con-
cealed a deadly weapon.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
MEDICAL SCHOOL
PRACTICING YELL
Seniors of Jefferson College
Will Give Welcome to
Austrian Surgeon
Hip! hip It's OUT
LOrenz o.
It's in-sOck-it!
Hip, hip. hOoray!

Seniors c, the jefferson College,
Phiadelphia-part the young
men with deep powerful vOices-are
spending a good part of their time bo-
tween lectures in praotcing the yell
which will greet DIR. Adolf LOrenz, the
celebrated specialist on dislocations of
the hip, when he steps into the amphi-
theatre of their alma mater TO relieve
the suffering of child cripples whose
cases have long been thought hopeless
by most orthopaedic surgeons.
The yell is anatomical i'm its concep-
ton. 1t was evolved in the brain OF a
young man whose mind has been oc-
cupied of late with the contemplation
of congenital dislocations and whose
ewes have studied numberless X-ray
liphotographs Of -malformed hips. After
the strong-lunged youths have master
ed the four lines of primary physiology
they will undertake 10 drill the entire
senior class, and it is expected that
DR.. I.orenz will receive an eXtraordi-
narily loud and unusually appropriate
reception when he appears before the
class.
Although nothing has been hearu
from the great specialist since he lcl'
Los Angeles on his return to the East
II is still expected that he will reach
Philadelphia some time during th'
early part Of December.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
ANOTHER BIG
ENGINE ARRIVES
Second of a Consignment of
Twelve Locomotives for
Delaware Road

Another Of the monster engines was
received by the Pennsylvania rail-
road yesterday from the shops at Al
toona. There arc ten more Of the big
engines TO come here. The first one
tried on the Delaware road was so sat
isfactory that the order was given.
These engines are olassed e A, and
can draw a train of forty freight cars
at express speed. The new one now
in use has revolutiOnized freight traf-
fic on the Delaware road, relieving the
congestion at Delmar, and has beer
working constantly. The new engine
is No. 166 and will make its maider
trip tonight over the Delaware road.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Editor Killed

New York, Nov. 2O.-Nelson lbrsh,
editor OF the Sunday edition Of the New
York World. was instantly killed near
his home at West Brighton, S. l., today
by being thrown from buggy lie fell
on his head. breaking his neck and
fracturing his skull. Mr.. Hersh was
driving home before daylight. and his
vehlcla ram into a ditch which he could
not sec The body was taken TO his
residence. Mr.. Hersh was Al years old.
native of Rock Island, ILL., and a
graduate of Yale class Of 80. He was
connected with the Davenport, Iowa.
Gazette. and was on the stan Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser for
several years. Two years ago he be-
came editor OF the Sunday World. He
leaves a widow and four children
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
TRUST AFTER STORES
Branch Of Philadelphia Union Cigar
Store Opened Here

1t is reported Chat the American To-
bacco Company, the Tobacco trust, is af-
ter several retail cigar stores in Will
mingtOn. The concern already has se-
cured several stores in Philadelphia,
and is dickering for more. A number
of dealers in Philadelphia have organ
lied to fight the trust.
The members Of the association
handle union and antitrust goods. n
IT. Weser, an officer OF the Organiza-
ton. has opened a store at Second and
Market streets. this city.
Nothing but union made brands oI
cigars and tobacco are sold.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
After 2,ses Years

Athens, Nov. 20.-The announce
ment that Ibraham Khan Dovleti had
been appointed Persian Ambassador to
the Hellenic court is more interesting
than at first appears. Since Darius, in
the year 491, b. c.. sent heralds to
Athens 60 demand earth and water as
SYMBOLS of submission no Persian AM
bassador has been sent TO Athens
Now diplomatic relations are about
to be resumed after a lapse OF 2,S93
years. The event will be celebrated
with an imposing ceremony. The AM
bassador will soon arrive here to pre-
sent his credentials.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
DISCUSSED CLERK HIRE
Council Co mmittee Busy With Mat
ter for Regular Meeting

The question OF extra clerks for the
tax Office was discussed by City Coun-
Gil committees last evening. A report
will be made this evening on the sub
iect Councilmen James Kane, Of the
Fourth ward. and James III. Morris. of
the Eighth ward. were not present at
the meating both being indisposed.
Mr.. Kane is home suffering with an in
iured leg. and Mr.. Morris is threatened
with an attack OF typhoid fever.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
pRlvArE CAR SILL HERE

The private car Columbia, which has
oeen overhauled at the shops Of the
Jackson and Sharp Company, and
which was supposed to leave on Mon
dav for Chicago. where it had been
chartered by a special party from Los
Angeles. California, to take them home
is still here and its departure is un-
certain. The California party cancel
.el the contract on account of the un'
certain condition Of the stock market
and came east instead of going home
Several parties are after the car.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Democrats to Fight Addicks

Dover, Nov. 2O.-The democrats Of
Dover were called together in mass
meeting last night, under call issued
by President Stephen slaughter, of the
Fast Dover Democratic Association,
and the meeting planned the formation
of a permanent organization to include
every active Democrat in Kent county.
The object is to further line up the
Democratic forces for continuous battAs
against Addicks and his forces, the
Democrats being greatly encouraged
over their fights in Dover. The assocl-
alton is also to adopt, it is understood,
an anti-bribery platform.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
MOI SATISFACTORY YeT

Third street bridge is still unsatis-
factory. The new safety gates have
not been regulated and when they come
down, it is with such force that the
red lights are smashed. The new bal
anee wheels which were placed under
IL last week, which were supposed u
stop the swaying motion have not done
so. IL is thought part OF this difficulty
is caused by the sinking OF the stone
approaches and new bed plates may be
instituted.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
SPOKE ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Prominent Speaker Addressed High
School Students and Visitors
Yesterday Afternoon

Frederick Manley, the well-known
speaker. gave a lecture yesterday after
noon at the Wilmington High School
He took for his subject THE English
Language" and held the attention of
his audience throughout the address
Many prominent persons interested
In educational matters Were present,
and thoroughly enjoyed the treat.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
plERsoN Has RETURNED

Jacob Pierson has returned to his
position on the work train Of the Penn
sylvania railroad after having his va
cation at his home at Persons Corner
While there he was a prominent figure
in the holiness meetings, and was a
great help to the people, using his
well-trained voice in their meetings. .
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Orangemen's S New Homo

number Of members OF the local
Lodge of Orangemen will attend the
opening and donation day exercises at
the new Orange Home. Hytboro. Pa,
on November %. William Kirkland, of
IS city. is secretary, and James c.
McComb, treasurer of the hcme. The
new hcme was completed last summer
at a cost OF $4,000. The hcme is stu
ated on 60-acre farm which cost SlS,-
600 additional
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
BROWNSON HALL REOPENED
Interesting Exercises Mark the Event
Addresses Made by Prominent
Clerpvmen
CIergYmen

The Brownson Library Hall was re-
opened last evening The choir of st.
Paul's r. c. Church ably assisted in the
exercises, and addresses were made by
President Frank Newell. of the associ-
alton; Bishop J. J. Monaghan and the
Rev. w. ]. birmingham.
The repairs to the building wlTe
made by Contractor William NJ. Con-
nelly, at a cost of about S3O00
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Americans Get Contract

London, Nov. 2O.-Af,er competi-
ton with British and German firms,
the Westinghouse Company yesterday
secured the contract for the equipment
OF the electric sub-stations in London
of the District Railway. The figure at
which the contract was secured has
not been announced. but it is under
stood to be G300,00O.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Io HAVE ADDITIONAL TRACKs

The work of filling in the Pullman
yards between the works and the Bran
dywine is going on. This is done so
that additional tracks may be laid for
the accommodation OF the large in
crease in the business.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Kane Is confined 70 Homo

James Kane, foreman OF the Perm
svlvania freight shops is confined to
his home with a bruised knee. The ac-
cident occurred last week, but Mr.
Kane paid no attention to it until It
pained him so on Tuesday that he was
forced to go home. HIS physician
claims he will be absent from his duties
for several days. L4.A "A M.&z8
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
DIPHTHERIA At HARRINGTON
Disease Is Spreading Rapidly and Two
Deaths Have Already Occurred
Schools Closed
Special 10 the lsvening journal

Harrington. De-. Nov. 20-This town
Is stricken with diphtherla. Already
two deaths have occurred and five new
cases have been reported Those who
have succumhed are the son Of G. w.
Hutchinson. and the daughter Of John
Hubbard.
The schools have been closed. but
other action will be taken by the State
Board OF Health, which has been noti-
fed. The spread Of the disease has
caused business TO reach almost a
standstill, people being afraid 20 ven
ture out OF doors.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
RAnLY sRulsEp as AIM

Charles A. Vogapskie, living at No.
50 East Twenty-sscond street, a helper
at the Pennsylvania railroad machine
shops, while working On car axle was
badly bruised, by it slipping and fall
ing upon his arm. DIR. Draper dressed
the wound. ~ R.ixAM
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Coco a Entered DrYdock

The tank steamer Cocoa, which
came to the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company last week for a general over
hauling, was placed in the drydock to-
day New boilers and engines will be
placed on the beat and joining work
will be done.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
New servIan cablnet Eormed

Belgrade. Scrvia, Nov. 20.-Generalx
Markovics has formed a new Cabinet.
The majority OF the Ministers are Mod
crate Radicals and three Of them are
military mon. namely. the Premier.
the Minister of War and the Minister
of Foreign Affairs The latter is Lieu
tenant Colonel Eutonico. II is expected
that the governmental unsteadiness
will close with the new Ministry.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
and Veto Matasino, charged with at
tempted felonious assault.
Cavanaugh's Novel Defense

an the case of Michael Cavanaugh,
charged with stealing a number Of ar
ticles from John Putkus' grocery store,
at Third and Lombard streets, novel
defense was established.
l.e defense was on the line that
Cavanaugh is at times incapable Of
telling right from wrong, as the result
of breakbone fever and three drinks ci
whiskey each day.
John Brady represented Cavanaugh
and Deputy Attorney-General Richards
the prosecution.
II was Brought out In the testimony
that the defendant contracted what Il
known as breakbone fever in Soutl
America in 1880. He was advised b,
the late DR.. A. III. Grimshaw, Of thi
city. that there was no cure for tn
fever, and the best thing he could d.
was TO take three drinks of whislke,
each day. which Cavanaueh claimed h
had done ever since.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Invited to Attend Dedication

Dr. Evan G. shortlidge. president Of
the Board of Education, and Colonel
LOWS b. Morrow, chairman Of the
Committee on Teachers. have received
invitations to the dedication Of the
new Philadelphia High School on Sat
urday. President Roosevelt will at
tend the exercises.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
200 Burned 10 Death

st. Petersburg, Nov. 2O.-The famous
trading town of Resht, Persia, has been
burned
It is known that 200 persons perish
ed. and 1t is believed that many more
have lost their lives.
Many warehouses, containing valu-
able stores, we're destroyed.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
MarconI Tells Of Success

Sydney, c. b., Nov. 2o.-signor Mar
conf yesterday confirmed the report
that the cruiser Carlo Alberto had been
in constant communication by wireless
telegraphy with the Marconi station at
Poldhu. Cornwall. on her voyage across
the Atlantic, and that a message had
been received by him on board the
Carlo Alberto while the cruiser lay in
Sydney harbor.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Marlnes Leave the Isthmus

Colon, Colombia, Nov. 2O.-The United
States marines who have been guard
ing the railroad across the isthmus
were withdrawn yesterday and sailed
last night on the Panther for Culebra.
where the ships are assembling for the
naval maneuvers.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
win Lecture at Howard School

Mrs. Annie Murray, OF Washington.
ID. c., will lecture under the auspices
of the Delaware Kindergarten Asso-
citation at the Howard School this af-
ternoon at o'clock. All parents and
those interested in educational matters
are invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Admiral Sampson Here

The Merchant Steamship COmpany's
boat, the admiral Sampson, arrived at
the marine railway of the Harlan and
EIOlIingswOrth Company yesterday.
New furnaces will be put in the ship,
and she will be generally overhauled.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
VIII Give Annual Sumner

The annual supper of the Ladies' AID
Society Of the Sacred Heart r. c.
Church will be held this evening in
the basement of the church. Many
tickets have been sold. and the affair
will undoubtedly prove a big success.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Will Give Smoker Tonight

"A smoker will be given by the
Democratic League at Fourth and King
stroets, this evening. Am elaborate
program has been arraigned for the
entertainment of the guests.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Professor Eckort's House Burned

Special TO the Evening journal.
Elkton, Md. Nov. 20.-The home of
Professor EcRert. in South street.
caught fire this morning from some
unknown origin. Considerable dam
age was done.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
sch ,oner Hero for Repairs

The three-mast schooner. Horatio,
of Philadelphia, arrived at the Jackson
and Sharp Company's ehipyards for
general oyerhauling this morning.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
unerators segin Today

Operations on the new tuberculosis
hospital at Farnhurst began today.
Most OF the digging for the foundations
will be donls by the inmates OF the IN
stitutiOn. $500.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
SHIPPED LEE BOATS

The Thomas Moore Boat Company
shipped to New York today four metal
lie life boats. They are of the latest
| rattern and cannot sink.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
MUCH TALK OVER
CAR TENDERS
Railway Authorities Contend
There Is Much Danger
in Their Use
TO OBEY LAW, HOWEVER, IF PASSED
Members OF City Council Will Prob
ably Discuss Subject Tonight--An
Ordinance Has Been Prepared and
Will be Read

Members of City Council met last
evening and discussed several ques-
tons, which win be acted upon at the
regular meeting this evening.
The subject Of Tenders on street cars
was taken up, and an ordinance, al
ready prepared, was examined, and will
probably receive a first and second
reading tonight. The new law, if adopt
ed, provides that within sixty days af-
ter its passage all trolley cars shall be
equipped with an approved style, TO
meet the approval of the Police Com
mittee of City Council. and for failure
to comply with the ordinance a fine OF
$50 and costs will be imposed on the
offenders.
1t is claimed by some of the Coun-
cilmen that had fenders been used On
the local cars the two accidents which
recently occurred in the Ninth ward
on the lines of the Wilmington City
Railway Company, and the two in
King street. this week, on the line OF
the Peoples Railway Company could
have been averted. The trolley officials
claim, however, that Tenders would not
have prevented the accidents
/ FldQ 7 FcnueFS F1eTe
To a reporter of the Evening Jour-
nal this morning, Superlntendent r. w.
Crook, of the Peoples Railway, said
We are ready at any time TO put
| tenders on the cars, having had them
for some time, but after giving the
guards a trial last spring came to the
conclusion that there was more danger
running cars with tenders than with
out them, and accordingly took them
off,"
1T will take the people of this city
six months or more to become accus-
toned to tenders. which prOtrude six
feet from in front of the car. and as
many lives are saved by six inches
you will see the drift of my argument
/ Another thing against guards is IN,
fact that they cannot be used with
any degree OF safety on the narrow
streets and curves. We viii, however
obey the ordinance if City Council
makes it a law"
Tenders Cause Accidents
Manager R. c. Van Trump. of the
Wilmington City Railway, said hi
company was using tenders in othe
cities, and had considerable experience
with them.
There are more accidents incurre'
through the use OF finders" continued
! Mr.. Van Trump, than without them
i and victims of trolley car accident
arc more mangled by them than b,
the car wheels.
IF our company thought for one in
stant," he further said. that fender
r would be the means Of saving one lif
and preventing a big damage suit, the
would Immediately equip every car il
! the city voluntarily, as thla saving II
damages would much more than pa
!. for the guards"
Evening journal., 1902-11-20

Chancellor Nicholson viii sit in Or
phans' Court and Court Of Chancery III
this city tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
HORSE OWNERS
GIVEN A SCARE
Report an Epidemic Of Pneu-
monia at Madison Square
Garden
VIOLENT DEATH OF EDITOR
Thrown From His Carriage as he
Was Going to His Home--New Ger
man Cabinet Formed--Brief Tele-
graph News

~ aRii
New York. Nov. 2O.-Society. espe-
cially that section Of it which have
strings Of horses Of their own. is agog
this morning as the result OF a report
that an opldemic of pneumonia has
broken out among the horses In the
stalls at Madison Square Garden, where
the annual horse show is in progress.
Tho rumor was started by the fact that
William II. Moores Capital Boy. which
Won a blue ribbon on Tafaday, was
dead from the disease. The scare has
been somewhat allayed by the state
ments Uf the veterinarians in charge
at the stables in the Garden, that Moth
ing like an epidemic exists. but until
the show is over the belief that there
Is danger will not entirely disappear.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20
Grand Jury Discharged

The Grand Jury concluded its work
Yesterday afternoon and was d's-
charged. The jurors presented their
report. which recommended that the
court bailins be paced in uniform, and
be paid $3.50 a day instead of 81, and
that bill to the effect should be pass
cd by the Legislature. Chief Justice
Lore thanked the Grand Jury for doing
its work SO promptly, and said that II
had made an extraordinary record.
Evening journal., 1902-11-20

Situation Want Ads.
Free. Others one
cent a word.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-17
BeFFey commercial CFtuldF

7 REVIEW past fortnight financial dougs reveals very
little change the market money sn held tightly, al
though there better feeling existing among bankers and
capitalists As regards the outlook OF things generally
have weaered The hard good shape until the present and
all plantations grinding and sugar
being rapidly forwarded 10 market,
Three the local banking that their
receipts the Of deposits the year 1901
aggregate With banking yet be heard
Honolulu her progress
kOna Sugar Company has al last secured large loan which viii
enable the Company harvest crop and planting
tons Is expected that the Company VII from It's
poraTy embarrassment.
shares have been moving Olaa the fayorte both
paup asseSSabe shares having advanced points the
OF the year Oaas mill working perfection and the
making excellent showing Oahu changed hands Nneseven
Waialua sold Ix and Eva has declined Twenty
quarter; Honouu sales have been made One Hundred
Thirty; Twenty and Kei Ten Dollars per
share
been considerable activity Honolulu Rapid Transit
high half The total receipts the system al
gain Three Thousand Dollars for any
vious month the system has been operation.
have sold Sixty Dollars The present
very sales OF bonds recorded during the
two weeks.
There nothing report in the Real Estate market
mortgage Indebtedness OF the Islands increased during
54-+45947-4o,
The mortgage has increased last report
SI3,IoI77.
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