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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-30

Lewis and Clarke Cut Their Names ON
a Tree i'm 1904.

BAKER CITY, Ore, Oct. 29.-Dr. II. L.
Curry, of this city, reports the discovery in
the Mount Rastus mining district of tree
bearing the inscription: Lewis and Clark,
1S0f-1s05," and of a well constructed stone
fort and the remains of a log house. The in
scription on the tree was cut in the late fall
or winter months, when the sap was down,
because the letters now appear as raised. 1t
is known that one of the earliest overland
trails passed near the scene of the dscov-
cry reported by DIR. Curry.
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Bristo,y.. Report VoIuminous.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General Bristow has prac-
tically completed the abstract of his report
on the postal investigation. The abstract
now drafted makes between 10000 and
5000 words. The report itself, ii is now
stated, comprises 2.5o0,O00 words of exhib-
it's and 10000 of the report proper. The
report is being considered by the attorney
general
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IF n. s. NEW WANTS IT.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
IN the rural free delivery service at Farm
ersburg, Ind.
Robert III. Gordon, jr., has been commits
stoned postmaster at Malott Park. Ind.
j. T.. NJ
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win Strike on Nov. 81.

TRINIDAD. Col, Oct. 29.-William How
els. president of district No. 10, United
Mine Workers of America, announced to-
day that Nov 3 is the date on which the
coal miners strike in Colorado New Mex
ico Wyoming and Utah will be inaugurated
provided an adjustment of grievances has
tons are not then pending which would
Justify the executive board in believing
that q settlement might be effected.
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ANNUAL BUTLER SCRAP.
Freshman and Sophomore Classes
Have n Rough Time.

The annual scrap at Butler University
between the freshman and sophomore
classes was begun yesterday morning after
the chapel exercises and ii was only when
President Butler and other members of the
faculty, assisted by the janitor and his as
sistants, took an active part in the ARRAY
that il was stopped. After chapel sixty
fires hrnen, headed by their class president
and adorned by their class colors, marched
out the doors and lined themselves up for q
fight. and a moment later the sophomore
class was on the ground. when something
started. Hats caps, notebooks, coats and
collars were torn into shreds. and here and
there, when a girl became mixed up in the
excited crowd, her screams added TO the
turmoil. No one was physically injured,
but the damage was great as far as clothes
and personal appearance was concerned.
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Receiver for Traction COMPANY.

SPRINGFIELD, o.. Oct. 29.-Frederick j.
Green WAS to-day appointed receiver for the
property of the Springfield & Xenla Trac-
ton Company. which operates electric
line between Springfield and Xenia. In a
published statement the company says the
road is in bad financial condition and that
il is unable TO sell bonds 10 provide money
for needed improvements.
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EMPORIA, Kan, Oct. pa warrant was
issued tonight for the arrest of w. c.
Ilette, Santa Fe agent at this place, charg-
ing him with discharging from the COM
panys service Leigh Petit, member of
the local militia company. because he left
his work tn attend the maneuverS at Fort
Riley. Petit was ordered with his COM
pany to the maneuvers and declares he
was told by Ilette that If he went he could
consider himself discharged. Ilette says
he had decided TO dispense with Petit's
service before he heard of the maneuvers.
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Banks to Reopen.

PITTSBURG. Oct cit is confidently
expected that the First National Bank of
Allegheny and the Federal National Bank
of Pittsburg, the two institutions tempo
rarily embarrassed during the recent finan-
cial slump. will be able 10 reopen as soon
a. the receivers reports are filed.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IHE CARLSBAD OE AMERICA

The new West Baden springs Hotel. at West
Baden. Ind, on the Monon r. X. The most
unique hotel in the world. Open throughout the
year. Cost. With Furnishings. u.so0.ooo. Amfri-
can and European plans. Contains 7oS rooms.
with private baths and all modern ecuyeniencss-
ABSOLUTELY fireproof.
THE ONLY FfREPkooF HOTEL. IN NEST
BADEN FRENCH LICK VALLEY.
Physicians prescribe West Baden waters a.
the best curative agents known for all ailments
Of the stomach. liver and kidneys. including
rheumatism and catarrhal TROUBLES. For par
ticulafs addrsss NFsT BADEN SPRINGS CO.
West S2dcu. 1o~-
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TOO LATE TO SAVE FID0.


An excited woman called up the police
station over the telephone yesterday after
noon and said she wanted several police
men at once to save the life of her dog,
which had fallen into the hands of some
medical students who intended to dissect
it. The district patrolmen were sent to
find faithful Fido." but the doctors TO be
had got in their work and Fido had entered
the kingdom of dog land" long before
the patrolmen arrived on the scene.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct. 29.-There
were two deaths from yellow fever I'm San
Antonio to-day, one being Mrs. X. A. Oliver.
who came here from Austin a month ago,
and the other M. M. Davis, a druggist of
this city. Both had been sick just six days.
A case. that of Edward Davies. No. 81
Caron strcet. was discovered to-day. The
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Foreigners Misled by show Bills.

BARNSBORO. Pa. Oct. 29.-Foreign mine
workers have just made run on the prin-
cipal banking institution because of show
bills which had been displayed prominently
about town. The bills said something about
bank troubles. and the foreigners asked no
questions. but hurriedly withdrew their
who sent il back TO the bank in their own
deposits. so that the run caused no incon-
Yenience.
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pepositors Return Money.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct 29.-At the close of
business to-day 1t was reported by officials
of the various trust companies that from
Is 10 ~ per cent. of the deposits withdrawn
yesterday and the day before had been re-
turned and that complete equanimity char
acterized the financial situation here.
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President VIII Vote ON Tuesday.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ee.-Arrangements
practically have been completed for Presi-
dent Rooscvelts trip TO Oyster Bay when
s< goes home next Tuesday 10 vote lie
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AREQUIPA. Peru. Oct. "a man fired
three shots from revolver here yesterday
at former President Romarla. Senior Ro-
mana was unhurt and the would-be as
sasin escaped.
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man had been sick six days before his case
was reported as yellow fever and Is now
nearly convaleScent.
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Mrs. Haskell, Worthy Vice
Templar, Independent Order
Good TempIars, of Silver Lake,
Mass, tells of her cure by the
use of Lydia e. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound.
"DEAR Mrs. PrSKHAM:- -Four years
ago was nearly dead with infamma-
ton and liberation. I endured daily
untold agony, and life was burden
TO me. / had used medicines and
washes internally and externally until
/ made up my mind that there was no
relief for me. Calling at She home OF
a friend, noticed a bottle of Lydia
II. Pinlham's Vegetable Com
pound. My friend endorsed il highly,
and decided to give it trial to see IL
it would help me. 1t took patience
and perseverance for / was in bad con-
dition, and 1 used Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for
nearly Eve months before / was cured,
but what a change, from despair to
happiness, from misery to the delight
full exhilarating feeling health always
brings. / would not change back for
a thousand dollars, and your Vegetable
Compound is a grand medicine.
ST wish every sick woman would
try it and be convinced" Mrs. IDA
HASKELL, Silver Lake, Mass Worthy
Vice Templar, Independent Order OF
Good Templars- - $4,000 forfeit N original
Of eoove letter prorin7 ssnsinsnsss cannot - pro
duced.
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A noteworthy quality in the pictures OF
Mrs. Mrs. ID. w. Coffin. whose work has
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
&ipbmbapn.

I AL EE i'll. ~ H-n.HFL-= ~. ~
g re t c e m + eoet y e 5
sc a + m . e n. gmbeoet
iom &rGf be0 Marmorfirfen / Sip,
benbabn bar ogiaa parat tilbuot re-
iiberenbe &apeIlan beo ct. @1tros
Strife 9oenie, @aiior aocb, lber
imiolertib iagoe Mei ligeiom Sag
menigbeOsprait Ronllen i &DsIinge.
Menigbenen bar iii rettet Opforo-
ring til galgmenigbeosprait Sobor
Glal1ien at Doenie--5. Maraa: $50.
itor Glanien Ct en- Ma11o paa AZ
Mlor. ssss
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Y - So e D. yDlte=
bingsman6 2pnglie bar meobelt, at
bber iiette Man6 / observation-disclosures
5agforening gaar leoig, og Tormun-
Sen for 5meoe- og observation-disclosures
Sorbunb, &anien, me66eler at ser /
+, &iebenbabn for Gioen er 600
5me6e arbei6slple.
Sort 8roces. @n Dame,
Ser er gift me6 en- Murerme1ter /
&%ipbenbonn, bab6e / en- @porbo9n
lagt lin &ortemonne peb Si6en al
Jig paa Seoet. st 9ieblif efter Itob
en- Dame op og forlo6 5porbogne11,
o9 Sru S. opoageoe 3d. at. benne
Dame bapbe tdget benoeS 8ortemone
noe nte0 Jig. Sum los itrofs &on6uf=
tgren itanoie 8ognen, ito6 us og loo
oa benne poa @a6en SEN tpbogtige
&bin0e itaa og tnlle Bengene. Sc
io1ut gap 6ru S. S%pbefpinoen en-
imnloenoe Busting, inoppeoe fin Nor-
temonne og iatte Zig igjen OPP / Spor=
pognen for at fjgre bi6ere.
0beriten % IS . b G.
rem. S CONNER bar ser en- Sc
fruit pe0 156e Battalion / &igben.
bopr> ser tog fig Sen Sribe6 al ffjnl-
Sc lin, @ompognicbef &optejn Mar=
tens, us for uSjober". Ior 6enne
0ptraoen bleb &efruten al @otoil(o=
mems @bef film i09mt cit min6re, vor=
bitrgr" 5trof. Denne merfelige
Spfdriel reilt1tere6e l. at ser ne0iot=
tes cit M~ilitGrfommisiion for nnr=
mere at nn6er1Gge Sogen. &eiultotet
al commissioners l1n6eri6gelie' er, at
Sber1tlgitnont @ilorils &olcfol1 ct
forfeit fra 156e Battalion, &igben=
babn, til lite Battalion, Sre0ertcio
FAINT p6erltgere iopmt 8 Cages So:
iernearreit.
6 a asfir item 6 q
hpnhnnn inhhiphpS + 6tp Tprprn.
Der. ct. Safsbs @ogn, ser inotil
for foa Mar it6en, mes Safobsfirfer
ion1 enelte Strife, omfatte6e Set belf
9iterbro, moottc ne6ben6igbis It'll:
0ergaa Ell Ceiling / flere Sogne, efter.
baan6en iom Sorlta0enS S%nobpgger:
onta1 bofseoe mes flor &olt. Sci
8ibensbus bpggeoes ,3ions=@irfen
forle6en n%e0rog6es @run61tenen til
en- &trfe I Sribopnsfbarteret, og 3
Ste IS. inobiebe 5jelran6s Biifot
set npopretteoe u9Herpol6 @ogn"S
Strife = u@iaiosfirffen" = paa @jgr
NET al Walm6ga0e og upialaga0e
Beo 6enre 2ejligbeb me66elte Btlfot
Sfat N6r6am, at / Sc 8 Mar Bar
boboe bef1got 5inllan6s 8iipeituI,
bab6e fan inopiet 16' npe &irfer i So.
pe0ifaoen. &rfens Yrnlt En- Fafto,
Bro1trgm.
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st @diifoIeBiem, op
rettet al Observation-Disclosures fol
&ingitebegnen, in6bte6es forfe0en
&ing1teo.
6rosiet libel. @n gam:
mes @abefeier / @ibe, &arrs Meller
folbet @oel, er froslet ibiel ubenfo1
fit @us.
Moget g t.. @folebeitp.
rer @ubme, Marbus, far pe0 6olfe:
tingsmano @aral6 Senien in6gibel
Mn0ragenbe til &ttgsooage1 ON 5tats:
goranti for Brioritet / WarfelisborQ
&oltifole.
Dp6 pe6 ct Salt. @oor6.
eier @incent 8eterfen / 211nbbp pe>
NGitpe6 fal6t forfeoen Nften / fin Sc
iteltal6 og llog &ope6et mos Spil-
tobet, iaa ban fit en- &iGrnerDitelie
% 6p6e fort efter.
en- Sretteiette1e. fra
Mmtets SIDE er til6els &pang 5ogne-
raab for6i oct paa Soreipgrgiel fra
Mmtsrepiioren ON, bpornaar Ell Some
6poe> bar lporet, at bum 6p6e, 6a BUN
life fl1nbe lepe lengere.
Sroset a beb e n
8 DgtepeI. @n lille Htge |
&erning bill forle6en iliffe Slim at
en- 2Dgtepel. Sl1ngen frs itrafS
fat, og Gililenoe maatte befrt Sen
ltoffels 8tge. SUN fit 0berbn0en
reoen al Eungen og les itore Smer~
ter.
erl .fban6sfiifert paa
81 r. De %befien0te 6iiferian-
lGg beo 8am6rup % 8eien % Sc nDe
MnlGg be6 Starup Mglle pr. Mslens
ttlltgeme0 Sc 0erunoer bgrenOe
2afSegaarbe, 9amfulturer og l1o-
Neutrality-suspicious. Ell / oisie Gage.
iammenill,tteoe til ct Mftielelifab un-
Der Napnet: u3e forene0e oanife
Jerif om6sftiferier", meb &obeofon-
tor 8amorup. 0e ti0ligere Snoe-
babere, 0Derasiiitent g. 81. 3eterien
og 5iifeefsportbr @enoelbae bliper
Nftieielifabets 2e0ere. Mf @ftiefa-
ppitalen, ION m6rager 100000 ST.,
ifal 2 Gre6ie0ele bore tegnet unoer-
bnanoelt.
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3rpntnierrr.

st @diifoIeBiem, OPP
rettet al Observation-Disclosures for
&tnglte6egnen, in6bie6es forfe0en /
@tnglteo.
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traaote &apteinen til, ilog &elene
iammen og gjentog bp6en6e Or6ene:
~De maa bore rolige eller forIa6e
@fibet." Derefter negtebe man at
ierbere 9l for Selifabet, og 8jerre
fanbt fig / oct, ga ban troebe, at Ser
bertngsti6en bar uolpben. Selfo=
bet gift / 2an0. 8ierre blep. Men
oo ban liot efter iaa, at ser ierpere<
BEG 9l for anore @iaiter, ifete set
anoet Sammenit6b, i6et Fan inoIoo
fig ! eli Sr6ififte mes @ellnerer1 ON
Sogen, og UNDER bette 1og ban i
Stoiigbe6 &%opirbolberen mos 8or=
oct. 8ierre nngter beitemt at bape
oaret beruiet, !igeiom in9an / 5elifa-
bet bor BET. Son babbe iggt Srofif<
mintlter Sage for at flage ober &ap-
teinen, men bap6e life trnffet Mini=
iteren. @ogen piloe imiolerttb BIZ
be inofenot.
sort 2ano" bar rglaa 1aIt mes
8ierre. ODER for bette 8Iao far ban
benegtet at babe ifeIbt aaptejnen us
for r@aoeoreng". Derimoo bapbe
ban iagt, at @alIneren baboe opfgrt
Jig gabeorengaagtigt.
Sdrerens al 8oltoampifibet y6reio"
bar ifglgel r4ors6r Mbis" inolenbt
&Eage til 5fatsbanernes ggfarfsaf=
beling sober 8ierre, % oenr1e bar til
GiengiGb fIogetsonssr @npteiit1en
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8 erge6e 6iifere. ga
en- al Motorbaobsne fra &trtsbols ON
Mftenen 5. 36ie Dcbr. beo Mprfets
Grembru6 enbnu life bar fom1net /
2ano, 90 Storm og 5G 1iltog, bleb
&eoningsmano1fobet tiIfaIot for at
bore parat. &. $50 obierpere6es
8lus fra Motorboa6en, Dborfor &e0>
ningsman0ifabet git no for at bial'
pc; ga 6e bob6e facet M%otorbaaoenS
8eietning bjerget bar Stormen
imi0lertt6 ttltoget laa6an, at Set par
nm1ligt for &e0ningsbao6en at fom.
me. ms. G6rit be6 9oti0en iomme
Scat lpffeoes set Observation-Disclosures
og :6e bjergeoe at fomme / 2ono oe6
Gbarite0 / p6erit forfommen Eilltano.
M~otorboa6en er innfet.
- 50 Motorbaa6e fra @arbogre,
Set bar poa &iemtltr fra 6iiferiet 5.
36ie Dcbr., opanfre0e u6for &piten;
paa @runb at iterf Boalan6spino og
bpi 90 Dor Gambling umulig. Damp.
ifibet vBet1piten" bar UNDER Spbpelt.
form og bgi so Robot Motorbaa.
6enes 8elpininger. 9erimo6 lpffe.
6es Set life at inObjerge Motorbaa6e.
ne r8rgorenes 6aob" 20 u8atinass",
Ser er gaaet tobt meb &eoIfaber og
Sangit. Senere meboeles, at Doctor.
baaoene er %inoorepne paa 9piobjerg.
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1n0gdaet Nll1nnce ntel[em 5ociali.
1terne og SEN ra6ifaEe MfoeIing a
ben liberale 8Glgerfprening. Ser,
mes er BEN br11bte Mlliance melem
8enitre og Social6emofraterne gien,
oprettet.. Set fprite l10ilog al Senne
er, at Socialiiterne i 8orgerrepre,
lentattonen bar forpligtet Jig til at
femme for Sen rooifale 8agermeter
Marl tranb iom @orgmeiter 9lgoaros
@fterfglger. Ser CT life ringe Mis=
forneielie mes, at Sc 2iberale / 8or=
gerreprei entationen bar ill1ttet M or
lance me6 Observation-Disclosures en-
bpar fan 1temltg iige fig ielp, al naar
Scctalilterne bar forpligtet Jig til at
femme paa 8agermeiter Maritrano
til 8orgmelter, iaa er set fun ifet poo
Bettngelie af 5tette peo 8orgerre=
pre- entdntD0lget til Soraaret. Det
otoes 90 ogiaa, at iaa0anne Mftaler
er trufne, ON er6 man life TOR >bere
bet officielt befien0t. SoreIgbtg gi-
Der Misfornpielien Jig noiIag 0eri,
at ser fer 6rofaI6 in6enfor Sc 2ibe-
roles @r1lppe 8orgerrepreientatio-
men. st at bers Meolemmer bar
melof Jig fra, % ser Dentes flere.
0e oil % %formentIig ipge Samar-
s.b'eioe meo 0e iiHff-iocioliitiife glemen-
ter, 11apnlig So, bDis bisie faar Jor.
ltprfning Deo garget DARTS
Evening journal., 1903-02-14
Turf and 1-raek.

The bethlehem Fair races will be
held September 8 to II this yeAr.
S. J.. Trnces Dan T., 2.0sh, has
wintered we'll at Meadowville, Pa, and
win be logged early.
The Western trainer, s. c. stock,
will train at Allentown this year and
win soon belan work on his cam
paiguers.
W. Henry or, Of Reading, has a
Young. horse o. rare speed inclinauons
sired by Thistle, 2.1Sh, out Of Rena
Rolfe, 2.19M.
Maud Adams, a sister to Dolly
Brown, 2.12A. by Brown Hal is owned
Inv Dr. w. w. McCleary, of Bellevue;,
lPa., and promises rare speed.
]. /. Shields, of Punxutawney
pa. viii serhd Queen Of Spades, 2.16h,
Ito Vance Nmckols at the Cleveland
track, the latter part of this month.
J. /. Butt, Of Gettysburg, has sold
Electric Spark by Electric Bell, dam
Windsornia, 222, dam OF King Albert,
2.Og1s. by r. Emory Warfeld, Of Tim
oman, ND.
William steele. of Berwyn, Chester
county, probably owns more ready cam
paigners by Ashland Wilkes, 217A, fol
this year than any one else. Last yeal
he raced Mary Steele.
Evening journal., 1903-02-14
THE WORLD OF SPORT
Basketball Notes.

Basketball Notes.
Enos, who has been signed by
Manager William e. Morgenweck,
will not have q lot to do for the bal
ance OF the season, but will be broken
into the National League style Of
play at Atlantic City next summer.
Two consecutive defeats for Con-
shohocken has cut hole I'm the In
dians' percentages but they are young
and hopeful. and give promise OF do
ing large business later on.
Harvard on Thursday defeated
Princeton in a fast game at the home
of the Tigers. The score was 29 TO
2S, and there was something doing all
the time This was the second defeat
that Princeton has suffered at the
hands of Harvard.
A meeting of the National League
win be held at the office of The
Evening Telegraph on Sunday after
noon at o'clock to adjust the dispute
between Wilmington and Trenton
arising out of the failure of the Tren-
ton team to appear at Wilmington
according to schedule on Tuesday
evening, February 8. 1t was hoped
TO settle the matter out OF meeting
and Managers Frank Morgenweci
and Robert Bonham on Thursday met
the president and secretary OF The
National League for that purpose
but no understanding could be ar.
rived az.
1t is said that some OF the mag.
mates I'm the American League did no
take kindly to the Enos deal, bu
Manager William e. Morgenwecl
says that he took good care to assure
himself that Enos had clean-cut re-
lease from the st. Bridget team be
fore he signed him to a Camden con
tract.
The Burlington National Leagu
team was beautifully walloped a
Manchester y. H., on Wednesda,
evening by the score OF AZ to 20. /
is SAID that when good old Phenon
Smith saw young Harry Hough the.
fell on each others neck and bot
sobbed. and then for the balance o
the evening they did nothing but 81
side by side, hold hands, and cheV
chocolate drops.
Evening journal., 1903-02-14
WashInaton coIIeae seheduIe.

The Athletic Association of Washing
ton College, Chestertown, has arranged
the following baseball schedule for this
season:
April Washington College VS.
Johns Hopkins University, at Chester
town.
April IS Washington College vs.
Delaware College at Chestertown.
April "a and Washington College
VS.. Galaudet College. at Chestertown.
May 2--Washington College vs.. VII
mington Conference Academy, al
Dover.
May 9--Washington College VS.. Galau
det College. at Washington, ID. c.
May Washington College VS.. Cliff
ton A. A., az Chestertown.
Delmarvia Telephone Co. win not in
terfere with newspaper business.
Evening journal., 1903-02-14
NEW CASTLE OFFICER
RETURNS FROM MANILA
Atnoher Wins Success in the
South-Other Notes of
the Town
Special 10 lhe Evening journal,


New Castle. Feb. 14.-Leutenant
George b. Rodney. Of the United States
Cavalry, it is thought will be able to
spend some time in New Castle the
coming summer, since his regiment has
been ordered home from the Philip
pines. During his stay in the Eastern
possessions, Lieutenant Rodney has
been commandant most of the time.
and his duties have made it impossible
to devote any time to literary work.
though 1t is probable that in the near
future he will busy himself with Ions
story, which he has had IN mind fOi
some time. He is in excellent health.
Among New Castles young men 1,
Or. i. Merton Munson, L. s. n. who's,
COED fortune mas been exceptional sine,
he entered the service Of Uncle sam
First he was stationed at Norfolk ,wher,
he had excellent opportunity TO ge
ahead in surgical work under AdmirQ
Dewcy's former fleet surgeon. beside.
being introduced to a charming socia
coterie. Next he was stationed at New.
port. where he was thrown among Z
delightful cosmopolitan set and for sew
eral months now he has been assOci.
ated with some of the finest people in
Washington society. He has assisted
the famous Dr. Rixey in surgical oper-
ations, and has been a frequent guest
of the President and his official fam
lily.
Albert Downey, who left this city on
Thursday last, has written a letter stat
ing that he has accepted position in
Chester.
Pleasant news comes from Miss
Genevieve Munson, daughter OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Munson, who is passing
several months with Dallas (Texas)