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Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Storm Delayed Lumber Shipments

The heavy snow storms which have
prevailed in Pennsylvania and the
Northern States have delayed the tim
Der ordered by the local dealers and
builders In the shipyards of The
American Car and Foundry Company
lumber is so scarce that employees were
Obliged to stop work, but several car
loads are expected in a few days, and
Operations will again be resumed.
Several contracts have been received,
and work ON the boats will be started
as soon as the material arrives.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
RalIroad Barges ln. Trouble

Chatham. Mass, April 11.-An un-
known vessel. thought to be a Phila-
delphia and Reading steamer, towing
barges, struck on Pollok Rip shoals
last night, and one of the barges has
gone ashore. The Monomoy Life Say
ing crew has gone to the assistance Of
the barge.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Found Pearls in a Fish

Miller w. Dadds a railroad bag
gagemaster, bought a fish recently for
his dinner. and on opening 1t found
four well-formed pearls, which may
prove to be worth 500. Mr.. Dadds is
nj ight baggagemaster at the Delaware
avenue station of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, and lives at No. 62S
Freneh street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
viii Discuss Commencement

Whether it is advisable to abolish
commencements at the High School
will be discussed by a special commit
tee of the Board of Education this
evening. The motion was made at the
meeting OF the board several weeks
.ago, and the committee will report at
the meeting on Monday night.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
spECIAL SALE.

In addition to goods advertised, R..
II. Scott Will offer the following to-
morrow. which he has just received:
1000 yards of good quality, yard
wide. bleaohed muslin, subject to
slight imperfections, will sell for 53z
per yard
100 pairs summer cOrsets, sizes 10
and 10 inch. for Sc. per pair.
500 yards black and white and brown
and white shepherd plaid dress goods
at &C. per yard.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Working Hard on Brandywine

Workmen are speedily getting the
steamer Brandywine in condition TO re-
sumo her trips on the Delaware river.
Her hull has been scraped and painted,
and the propeller wheel repaired The
rudder was fixed today Painters al
ready have applied one coat of paint to
her decks.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
shrht Fire ln Junk shon

About 645 o'clock last evening a
telephone message was sent to the
Washington Fire Company's house that
a fire had broken out in the junk shop
No. 306 East Sixth street. The chemi-
cal engine responded, but when the
fremen arrived the fire had been ex-
tlnguished.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Eiremen Wnl Dance

In Turn Hall this evening the Rescue
Fire Company will give its first dance.
Fred Lutz is chairman; John Graham,
secretary, and Christian Ploesser,
treasurer Of the Committee of Arrange
ments Bernard Ford will be master
Of ceremonies: Dennis Bradley, floor
manager. George Roth, Frank Fisher
and Eugene Traynor, assistant floor
managers q
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Saloon Man WiII Move

A. j. Kooch. real estate agent has
sold for Nathan Iieberman the saloon
property at No 10 East Second street.
to Charles Rex, who occupies the ad-
Joining property. AS soon as the lease
expires, Mr.. Rex will tear out the par
tition and make one big saloon.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Ealher Woodman Has ReIanse

C.. Eugene Woodman, one of the
New York Paulist fathers. who has
been seriously in with appendicitis, is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. An
drew J. Woodman at No. 1906 Penn
sylvania avenue. Father Woodman
had "A relapse Immediately after his ar
rival, and DR.. Ogle is now attending
him.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
lmnrovinr slr1h sireet

Sixth street in the vicinity Of the
Peoples railway powerhouse is being
improved and i'm short time will be
paved between the tracks and on each
side with stones. Heretofore the street
has boon n mud hole. and has been lit
tie used by wagons or other teams.
Hawley street also Is being graded
cutters are being cut and other inn
proYements made.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Townsend Bamed satters

Townsend. the well-known Del
aware baseball player. now
PLAYING PROFESSIONAL ball. has
started the season with good promises.
In the game yesterday between the
Jersey City team and the Washington
nine, Townsend completely baffled the
best batters of the Jersey City team
with his speed. In three innings they
made only three scattered hits off his
delivery.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Mechanics at Asbury

The Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics viii attend Asbury NJ
y. Church in a body on Sunday morn
ing. A large delegation is expected
The Rev. Henry S. Dulany will preach
a Special sermon on the occasion.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
viii Not Buy New Wire

Should the Police Commission decide
that it can stand the expense of ST.
200, the old wire of the police, fire and
reporting system will be re-
placed with new. City Council
has paid the 81 200 bill for re-
pairing the damage done by the storm,
but feels that it cannot pay for new
wire at this time What the Police
Commission will do is not known.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Interested in New Rolling Mill

Henry Wehr, OF Baltimore, and
Charles G. Phillips. superintendent Of
The Diamond State Steel Company,
are Interested in the incorporation Of
the Baltimore Rolling Mill Company.
The charter was sent 20 Dover yester-
day. and the company will be capital
lied at S20000O. Il is expected to To-
cate either in Wilmington or in Balti-
more.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Sales Well Attended

Stidham & Son. at their auction
room. No III East Fourth street, sold
a lot of good furniture this afternoon.
At Third and Shipley streets this
morning. w. A. Hukill sold a general
variety of household furniture at good
prices Both sales were well attended.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Rehearsing nPrincess Rosebudn

Under the direction of H. e. Bruyere,
Of New York. rehearsals for Princess
Rosebud" are being held at the Y. M.
c. A. The auxiliary, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. w. ID. Bush, is making
elaborate preparations for the produc-
tion Of the play. which will have a
caste of 250 persons.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Eerrvhoai on TrIaI Trin

The new ferryboat Edgewater. built
by the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany was taken out 10 the Delaware
river this morning for another trial
trip. All her machinery will be tested
and inspected.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
RoYs lmproving Qrounds

Many improvements have been made
to the grounds Of the Ferris Industrial
School during the past. month. The
monthly meeting of the Board Of Man
agrs was held in the New-Century
Club last evening. II was decided to
buy a new refrigerator.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
shIpping Paper Machinery

Many orders for paper making ma
chinery are received by the Pusey and
Jones Company, and the firm has sent
consignments to different parts of the
country in the last few weeks. The
shops are busy now and indications
are that they will be for some time.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
woRKlNaMeN's CHANCE
Assessment Books viii be Kept Open
Saturday Night

The assessment books will bo open
for inspection In the Office of Clerk OF
Council tomorrow from TO and
from to 10 p. m, for the benefit OF
the worklngmen who are unable TO go
to the office in the morning
SO far $50 appeals have been filed
with the Board OF Appeals Tho books
viii close on April l5. but the Board Of
Appeals will sit each afternoon and
evening. except Sunday. for the re-
mainder of the month.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Wade HAMPTON Critically III

Columbia. S. c.. April 11.-General
Wade Hampton is critically i'll. The
attending physicians say the worst
may be expected. The general, who is
in his saith year. is exceedingly weak
and takes no nourishment.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Farmer a Bankrupt

Robert II. Elliott, a farmer near
SeafOrd. filed a petition in bankruptcy
afternoon in the United
States Court His liabilities are ST.
790.77. He has no assets. The case
was referred to Charles f. Richards,
referee in bankruptcy for Sussex
county.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Prohibition Alliance 10 Meet

The Prohibition Alliance will hold
its regular monthly meeting in the Y.
NJ c. A. Hall on Monday evening.
April IA. at o'clock. Officers viii be
elected and an interesting program
given. The Rev. Alfred Smith will
speak.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
First Death In Home

The first death occurred at the new
Home for Incurables today. The pa
tient was Miss Helen Rice, who for
merly lived at No 737 West Fourth
street. She will be buried in Bethel
Cemetery, near New Castle. tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Gibbons Not KNOWN Here

Police Captain Evans has received
word from Atlantic City that William
Gibbons. of Delaware avenue and Lin
coin street. was in a hospital in that
city. No such person lives in that vi
cinity.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Leader Is Rumoreu bead

Vienna, April IA rumOr lacking
confirmation is current here that NJ.
Sarafoff. the leader of the Macedonian
Committee. is dead
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
win Organize Social Club

Secretary Short, of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
has issued a call for a meeting in the
hall. on next Tuesday night, to organ
ize a social club. All members Of the
association are requested to be pres
ent-
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Insnectad Erenoh sohooner

Inspectors from Philadelphia were
working on the French schooner Alice
ct isabelle this morning. They are
trying to determine the cause of the
explosion, which occurred in one Of her
oil tanks last week.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Hunting owner for Skins

John Smith was arrested this morn
ing by Policeman John Wintrup,
charged with stealing some skins he
had in his possession. The owner has
not yet been found
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Y. M. c. a. Notes

The Maroon and White basketball
teams Of the Y. NJ. c. A. will play an
other game on April "a. On April %
another ten-mile hare-and-hOund
chase will be held
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
salonn Pronerlv Sold

Louis Kerner has purchased the
Stoeckle ealoon property, in King
street near Third, now occupied by
Fred Kleitz. He will take possession
on May l.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Lecture on cave

Lecture on Leaves ana Blossoms
Arthur Spaid lectured before the
Natural History Society of Delaware
in Friends School last evening. His
subject was Leaves and Blossoms
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
A NEW BIRD.
DIR. Birds laxative Quinine tablets.
m Ynn WANr a .0OO7

II 80. every time you wind your
watch drop TN cents in The New
Idea" Savings Bank. Ask for booklet.
The Mutual life. SSl Market street
Open evenings, Z to 9.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
Will Open Campaign

The Republican First District Com
mittee will hold it's first meeting Of
the campaign on Monday evening. The
meeting will be held at No. 904 King
street
Evening journal., 1902-04-11

The Evening Journai is on sale at
the upstairs news stand al Broad street
station, Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1902-04-11
A DTTICTOUS IITNCH.

Catfish and wafles, Saturday night,
at Thomas Herlihy's, Second and Har-
rison streets.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11

Princess Rosebud" a musical fairy
and military extravaganza, 25O in pro
ductiOn, Opera House, April is and 10.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11

Situation Wanted Advertise
mentS inserted FREE three
times. Help Wanted Ads One
Cent a Word.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11

For Rent.-Niceiy furnished rooms.
Apply No. 722 French street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-11

Princes Rosebud direction OF VI.
L. Briyere. Of New York, Opera House,
April IS and 10.
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National League club 70 q reporter today.
In oommentinr upon the publication OF hls
confidential correspondence with u sPsto-
huenoe could make Mr.. Spalding give out
those letters There Is nothing in them that
either the Boston club OF myself Will no, siane
private capa city and I assured him IN kind
Had he been President Of the National LEAGUE
de fecto, and had written 20 me IN thst Ca
the letters public. 1T
mir. spaiding asked me n I would sell
my stock In the New York club ferteinEk inik
my interests In the Boston club, as l am
ready to sell out my business, l have re,
be foolish not TO consider a good business
proposition for either"
The sun., 1902-01-12
Gus RTHIIN TO BON AGAIN.
He signs 20 Meet Any Mg Man-Denver
I'd Martin After Jenrtes,

Billy Madden has at length succeeded In
getting anot her match for Gus Rubin The
akron Giant" il 20 boz at Philadelphia on
either Jan II or Feb for six rounds Tho
Industrial 4 G. will select his opponent
Madden states that he has been Informed
that Frank Childs OF Chicago now refuses 20
keep his contract aud boI Denver I'd J.
Martin six rounds az Chicago next month
Childs according to q despatch from Chica 20
has been mat ched TO boz Joe Malcott twenty
nVr rounds before the Empire q, OF Louis
willie some time next month Madden SAYS
The manager Of the Philadelphia &
came 10 me yesterday aud b" said that he
would 10 20 Sprin gheld, Mass Ia Try and get
Jim Jefres to boz Martin sh rounds az he
opening of the club. which will be IN a few
weeks | offered to bst he manager 500
that JenTiss would not take chance with
Martin. a. he IL an unknown quantity aud
they are afraid was told by the manager
10 walt until Monday, aud II he could not get
Jerrles b.. would search the country and
secure the best man he could
The sun., 1902-01-12

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WRESTLING.
Mcleod and jenkins May Meet In rhis
GIty-Other Notes.

Philip standt and william Blanbers. q
pupil OF Ernest Roeber. have been matched
10 meet in an amateur Greco-Roman bout
for the amateur i70-pound championship OF
the German-American A. &. The contest
will be held at Schmidts Athletic Hal. hS
West Thirty-nlnth street. the latter part OF
this month. A. A. u. rules will govern the
contest John Piening. the Butcher Boy
will be referee
Despite the fact that both have received
a good offer 70 meet at Buffalo IL is more than
probable that II IA match Is clinched between
Dan Mcleod and Tom Jenki ms the analr
viii be held IN this city In recent Is ,hsei, In
New York city. as it is the only place for the
match. II one Is arranged. as jenkins ls weii
ssna ths5s ;Ss S.ss n
local promoters OF wrestling have made bids
for the contest already. and II y pro aoie
that the bout will be decided at the orshd
John Fleming says he has not heard a any thin
regarding Charlie Whitman OF SincinnaNt,l. .N,s
city after New Years in search Of a match
with the Butcher Boy Up 10 date VIII
mar has not Appeared in this city and 70
states that he will be ready for wiitnar s at
tor to post sts forfeit to show tbS, he { in earne,
John J. Rooney. the Giant Gripnan oi
Chicago, is still after a match win any o.
the TURK. will come TO Chicago he viii meet
him. Rooney Il sure that large-sizSd purse
will he offered II q match ~ arranged ,
Prof Hjalmar lundine OF Worcester ana
Carl Schmidt OF Elizabeth met in catch-as-
catch-can bout at New London on Tuesdsy
night The conditions were best two 70
three falls. with the strangle hold barred
Schmidt was outclassed and succumbed
easily. Lundne secured two falls In success
sion
ueorge Higgins. who has Charles Norbeck.
the champion OF Norway. under his wing.
has issued a challenge for Norbeok 70 meet
John Piening, the Butcher, Boy. Higgins
says: "Norbeck is now In shape, having iuiiy
recovered from the bloodpoisoning which
threatened his life n few weeks ago. We will
agree 10 any rea easonable terms In order 10
clinch a struggle am ready 70 sign ar
ticles for a contest. best two ouo OF three
falls or for two hours, the contest TO come on
within three weeks
Fred Burns. mana ger of Max Luttbeg oil
st Louis, Informs The SuN that he has Sc
cured an engagement for his man to meet
all comers at Miners Bowery Theatre thu
week
George Meyers. the local wrestler. and Car
Norbeck's trainer, in answer to Leo Par-
dello's offer 20 throw him five times IN one
hour. says Il am ready 20 accept Pardello
blun His talk OF throwing me that num-
ber OF times in one hour II bosh. | viii sign
articles at any time for contest and VIII bel
him $500 and post the money thst he cannot
beat me once 10 one hour. at any style ne
cares TO name
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Iyn yesterday afternoon Byron stark beat
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a score of xoO to Ia Stsrk made The good
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The sun., 1902-01-12
Joe Kelley 90 Play In nsltimore

BALTIMORE. Jan. II. Joe Kelley has again
become an Oriole. Negotiations which have
been In progress for sorve time were brought
90 a head to-day. Kelley becomes part
owner Of the team, having received block
Of the stool from MCAIaM and koblnson-
The sun., 1902-01-12
wheeling Gossip.

To perpetuate the Irvinston.- Mnburn
twenty-fl ve-mile road race, a new organiza-
ton, TO be known as the Irwin eton-M ilburn
Association, has been formed with such
well-known, old-time riders names as = "
Dampman. r.. l. Blauvelt. hitchie Belts.
VIII r Pitman. Wallace Merrihew and others
on the list of charter members. Already
the plans for the race Of this year, the class
cycling event or the year. have begun to take
definite form. Motor cycles will be offered
for first and second prizes and II is proba BILE
that there will be "A motor cycle race run
separately over the famous course The
race will be run on Decoration Day. as usual.
and in the morning
BosToS, Jan. ii.--As q result OF differ
enCes arising at the close Of the recent six day
bicycle race on the Park square track, the
rider. have brought suit In the Superior Court
against Alexander Mclean to recover prize
money that has been withheld The total
amount Of the damages fixed by the several
plaintiffs is 5000 The riders are Floyd
Mcfarland and Otto Mayer. comprising the
first team. George Lesnder and William \
Butz. the second team, and Benjamin Munro
and Howard u Freeman. the third team!
The prize money was: First, 81 900. second.
S5OO. third. 800 Mcfarland and Mayer.
having been the winning team, want hrst
prize and each places damages at 1900 The
other men severally seek si.OOo
The sun., 1902-01-12
Harvard wins In Basketball Game.

CAnBRIDdf. Jan ~ Tho Harvard basket
ball team IN the nfsi gam. Of the season de-
feated IA. 1ufis team tonight by the score
of ~ 60
The sun., 1902-01-12

fashKius ian A. ths Harvard hoassy
team defeated ths NsSfueu THE aftef
hoon bY tLs ruufs of , 10
The sun., 1902-01-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALAASAc-rl

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sun rises ...7:?s sun sets .sst Moon se,,.. sos
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The sun., 1902-01-12
kiSSlCK'S BUSINESS INSTITUTE

schools of Languages
LANGUAGES.
THE HERLiTZ SCHOOL or LANGuAOks
Madison square am broadway, New fOr.-
"a Court street. brOOklyn
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Ias AeiAod 10 ~ syuSHlaftfsd form Of ssfr'ng o
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