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Evening journal., 1903-10-28
NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR
VETOES SCHOOL BILL
On the Grounds That 1t Is a
Violation Of the Court
Decision

trenton. N. j.. Oct. 2s.-Governor
Murphy has vetoed Assemblyman Mil
ler's supplementary school bill which
was passed at the recent special se5-
sion OF the legislature. The bill was
intended as supplement to the gem
raj school bill introduced by ASSEM-
blyman Colby. It provided that In
those cases whore under the Mckee law
two or more municipalities were Joined
in one school district this condition
should continue. The Colby bill pro-
vided that no school districts should
embrace more than one municipality
The governor in vetoing the Miller
bill fled memoran0am saying that
the bill was clearly Ia violation of the
decision Of the Court Of Errors invali-
dating the Mckee law.
The result OF the governors veto OK
Assembiyinan Miller's bill viii be that
no school districts can embrace more
than one municipality, and this will
mean the upsettlng OF scores Of cases
where under the Mckee law school dis
tricts were made OF a borough or Other
nTpnHifipsHtios MitHip nat l toy tqwnshlp
bourne, that he had passed a fairlv
good night His voice Is stronger ana
ne TOOK nourishment this morning.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
NEW APPARATUS FOR
Y. NJ. c. A. GYMNASIUM
Hand Ball Court Is One of
the Features-Private
Baths

The gymnasium classes at the Young
Mems Christian Association have been
discontinued on account Of improvements
being made to the gymnasium, which in
cludes the installation Of a number OF
new apparatus. The work win be com
pleted tomorrow ana classes Will be
started again on Friday. When finished
-ahe gymnasium win be better equipped
than ever before IN the history Of the
association. All the classes are unusually
large this season and Physical Director
Wales IS prepared for busy winter.
Among the new apparatus being in
stalled are travelling rings. overhead
parallels. extra horizontal bar and new
handban court with white back ground.
Three large electric hight clusters have
also been added. The baths are being
placed in position. Each bath is private.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
,.ncetlnr NnnnlD.

Count Cassini had in his employ this
season an Irishman who managed tc
PICK up enough Russian TO understand
simple orders given IA that tongue
says a Washington correspondent
As 10 the geographical locaHon OF
Russia. however, the Irishman had not
exact knowledge. The other day he
was talkiug TO one Of the tradcsmon
who supplied the on bassy "0i masc
his imincnce think oTye been IN Roo
shia." sald the ambassadors employee
"but The truth is mon Olive nivcI
been to any part OF South America
all. at an"
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
pepsIonnhle Nerrnnsnes..

Secretary Hitchcock the other day
referred the following letter. addressed
10 him. TO the pension bureau for con
sideration:
Befar the war there wasent ne mar
who could "a throwed me down OF made
me holler but now goodish sized man
could blow me over and am so nervous
holler when / heer a hog speak IN KILN
time or the fists OF my oald house grone
with the wind. / amt piayin no baby
ack Mr. Seotery. but Z you alls is spread
IN $50 bills out in the son TO dry you mite
JUS as well let me have a few as any
ruther ole soier. ] ort to be paid FOR nay
NERVOUSNESS
Evening journal., 1903-10-28

land is cheap. it Is easy enough to
string the lines and hang up the gar
ments TO dry In the sun. but In the
city land is at a premium. and the III
tie yard which goes with each house
Is far from being a convenient place
to dry the washing. To preserve the
little patch Of ground for other pur
poses and also TO insure freedom from
SCOT and dust seems TO be the purpose
Of the inventor in designing the clothes
drying oven here illustrated. This In
vention is intended for use in connec
ton with the kitchen range or furnac
and can also be utilized by large laun-
dries for doing work on an Increased
scale. II is simply a large sheet iron
oven. with a number Of sliding racks
suspended from overhead tracks. hav
Ing closed fronts and providing hori
zontal bars on which the clothes are
hung while undergoing the baking
process. A heat conducting pipe leads
from the furnace or range. and. as a.
Is only once a week that the drier is
utilized. the amount Of heat necessary
to dry the washing will not be be
grudged from the living rooms Of the
house.
John r. Manner and William NJ. Es-
terly are the inventors.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Eirsmen Bun over BY Truck.

While attempting to get on the
Phoenix truck as It was leaving the
|ngine house Of that company to re-
pond to the alarm struck from Front
nd Poplar streets yesterday afternoon
Robert McCrca, a member Of the or
|anization, fell in front Of the wheeis
Il the wagon which passed over his
|ody. His right arm was partly
rushed and one foot badly bruised.
BE- was removed to the Homeopathic
hospital.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
DIED.


'cRoPPER.- this city on October q,
1903, Captain A, p. Croppcr. aged 81
years. "
Funeral services at his q. residence.
No. i0l Wcsi Sixth street, On Friday az
.ternoon. october 50, ait O'Clock. Inter-
ment private.
LEONARD I'm bhis city on October 25
1908, Margaret A.. wife OF William r.
Leonard.
Funeral services VIII De held on Wed
nescay at O'Clock. from the residence Of
her son-dn-law. Frank N. Stiher. NO 1923
brook Cemetery.
RACEY .-On October q, 1908, James
Racey, AGED 81 years.
Funeral on Friday October s0 from the
residence Of his sonin-law Frank SPRING
er, near Milford Cross Roads. Dei.Leavo
the house at s o'clock. High mass ak St
Johns n. C. Church, Newark. Del.
sHIPLEY Suddenly. on October %. 1907
William c., son Of the late Jonathan r.
and S. M. Shir' 46 years.
Funeral services at the residence of J..
a. Chandler. No. 2i4 West Ninth street,
this city. on Friday, October So at D.
m. Interment In Mt. Salem Cemetery.
TUssEY.-On October 26, 1903. William J.
Tussey. aged 56 years.
Funeral at his late home. near Lom-
bardy Cemetery. on Thursday 29th IN
slant, az 2 p. m. Iuterment at Mt. Leb-
anon.
.LoVE.-In this city, on the 27th inst.
Henry NJ. Love aged 50 years.
Funeral from his late residence. No
1924 jackson street on Friday morning. at
% O'Clock. High mass at Sacred Heart
Church. Interment at Bs.lblmore. Nd, on
Ssrrival Of the n.o1 a. N. train.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Held up IN Broad pavIlobt.

La Crosse. Wis, Oct 2s.-Hermann
Schwiffel was held up and robbed by
four masked highwaymen heavily
armed in broad daylight near here
Schwiffel had just taken his money out
OF a bank which was undergoing a run
Of brief duration, believing his prop
erty would be safer with himself. The
robbers also despoiled him Of his jew
elry and then turned their attention to
a carriage containing two occupants
Before their project IN the new quarter
could be contaminated the hishwaymen
were fishtened away by the appear
ance Of a second vehicle Schwinel
said his loss was considerable.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
erYan Postnones -.

New Haven. Conn, Oct 2S-Wnl.
lam j. Bryan says he has postponed
his trip to Europe, having expected TO
sail from New York today. and be
would not make any definite plants un-
til after Judge Cleaveland had render.
ed his decision In the Bennett win
case. He further said that tho court
had stated that possibly a week would
elapse before the decision would be-
made public.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
OLD BASEBALL MAN DEAD
,ry M. Love of This City, Died Yes
terday After Long Illness.

|Esanry M. Love. who was one Of the or
bnvars of the National, League OF base
blll saaDs and also many years ago a
Aerbber of the Philadelphia National
'eakue team died yesterday afternoon
h his home, No. 1924 Jackson street, af-
er long diiness. He was in his fifty
burth year and death was due to Brights
sease-
For several years Mr.. Love was en-
|aged in the manufacture Of knit goods in
bis city. the plant being located on Thir-
|senth street. near Lombard. Owing to
/ heafth, however, Mr.. Love retired
rom business the first Of last March.
Mr.. Love was well-known in sporting
Ircles of this city and Philadelphia. He
as not only at one time well-known in
be baseball world. but was an enthusias-
|c horseman and was a member of the
|emtaemen'5 Driving Club Of Philadelphia.
/ o was among those who organized the
orse Show Association in this city.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
GOVERNOR SMITH HELD UP
Chief Executive Of Maryland Delayed
on Account Of Wreck.

Dover, Del, October 2S.-Residents of
Dover who left here on the 5.11 train
Monday evening for Wilmington were
obliged to spend the night on the Del
aware Road because of two accidents
near Middletown, which held up all
trains.
The collision of two freight trains
held the Dover train. while the Nor
folk express. leaving Wilmington nj
1890, was held near Middle own bo-
cause two cars Of a freight train had
jumped the track Among he passan-
gers were Governor John Walter Suitt
Of Maryland, and 5. X. Dennis. of Po-
comoke City, Nd.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
NAV Amend cuban Treat,.

Havana. Oct 2S.-The idea OF amend
ing the reciprocity treaty now pending
between the United States and Cuba.
so that its benefits shall apply only TO
articles carried in American and Cuban
bottoms, isFpuch favored. At present
practically the carrying outside the
regular lines is done by German and
English tramp steamers.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Employed at One Place For % Years.

Tomorrow Joseph Vinsinger will
have been in the employ of the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Company twenty
two years. Mr.. Vinsinger has been
watchman at the Wset street entrance
to the works during all these years and
has seen the company in reverses and
prosperity but still holds his position
and is a friend to every man who works
for the company.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Bic Fish Proved story.

In order to prove yarn he told about
a five-foot fish he caught, ex-senator
John ]. Coyle OF. Pennsylvania, brought
one 5000 miles and gave his friends a
dinner IN Odd Fellows Temple. Phila-
delphia, on Monday night. The fish
was brought to Philadelphia frozen in
huge cake OF ice.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Coal Yard Changes Hands.

Fred. c. Mccall has become proprie-
Ior OF the coal, wood. sand ana cement
FARO of Fl. \ Brown at West street
nd the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr..
FZcCaA was associated with the Dia-
|Tond state Steel Company for eign-
zen years, starting as weighmaster and
|dvanciag to accountant. which posi-
pen he held until he resigned. His
|esignacon takes effect On November
Me Mccall has a host of friends
nc sa-a Vcex povflar 1uan-
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Reo.ption 10 Retired railroad Men.

A reception will be rendered Leonard
Tuft. who was relieved from active
Ervice as foreman Of engines Of the Dela-
are division on account OF his having
hached the age 1lmt. in the Western
niou building ait Third and Market
Ireats tomorrow might by the Brother
pod of Locomotive Ftreman. Hon.
gorge Gray has been asked TO make an
Hdress,
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
STABBED PEANUTS WITH HAT PINS
Social Held in Red Mems Hall by Wan
eta Council Of Poeahontas
a Big Success.

A peanut social was held in Red
Mems Hall last night by Waneta Coun-
Gil, No. g. Degree Of Pocahontas. The
affair was we'll patronized, and the con-
test for prizes at different times was
exciting. Mrs. William Jenness, Miss
Clara v. loft and Mrs. Wilhemina
johnson all won prizes, having sue
ceeded in stabbing the greatest number
Of the peanuts with their hat pins in
given time.
There were a number of musical
selections after the contest.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Delaware City Wedding

Former Representative and Fish
Commissioner James A. Mulligan and
Miss Matilda NJ. Murch, both of Della
ware City, will be married this even
ing. The ceremony will take place in
st. Catharines Chapel at St James
Protectory A number Of Wilmington
people will be in attendance.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
A New Lamp shnde.

From Paris comes a lamp shade that
is both effective and odd. II is band
painted on linen in natural tint in
grape design and is a Eve sided af-
fair. The distinctive note in the dec
GRAFTON is the use of leaf green straw
braid and a dash OF gilt paint The
straw IS used for covering the seams
md as edging for the top and bottom
Another handsome shade in the same
shape is Of cream burlap decorated
with yellow tulips outlined in white
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
VIII Wed Tonight

Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ogle Arm
strong and Henry Lee Crockett. Jr.. of
Virginia, win be married tonight The
ceremony viii take place in St. Pauls
NJ. L. Church and viii be performed by
he Rev. w. L. s. Murray, d. d.
A reception will follow at the home
Of the brides parents, No. 402 Wes.
Fourteenth street.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Nam wItnsasos ExamInsd.

Many witnesses in the case Of Frank
Emith. charged with having caused the
Ieath Of little MARI Kosil0osii about
|hree weeks ago, were examined last
|vening by Assistant City Solicitor
baldwin Springer. preparatory to the
rial OF the prisoner which will be held
onight. Deputy Attorney General
Richards was expected to be present.
|ut had not returned from Dover
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Look For Musical Selections.

BY special arrangement with a pub
Usher the Evening Journal viii print a
complete selection of music every SAT-
urday, the contract calling for one
year. These selections are varied,
some old. others new. Some are in
strumental and a number contain
words. BY saving the papers in a year
one may have ffty-two choice selec-
tons of a varied nature
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
a .iichen NnrcItr

or foreign manufaciure is novelty
FOR the kitchen In the shape Of a fry.
Ing pan shield Il consists Of metal
shield which may be slipped over any
frying pan to prevent the spluttering
of tat during the frying process. There
IS an opening in the top and one also
on the handle side to allow or the In
PRODUCTION OF fork or spoon for turn
ing the articles in process OF being
f~fod
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Real Estate chsnoes Hands

VILLAIN bright has sold the store at
No. 2o2 Market street with a twcrrv-
foot frontage no lguaz Roth FOR about s..
500.
Elton T., Carpenter has purchased tho
dwelling No. 1905 Van Buren street from
william II. Groves OF Philadciph.a.
brosius and smedicy have sold Che
dwelling at No. ios jefferson street 20
f2Wicl B. Culbert.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
SAILOR DIES ON A BARGE
oseph Sweeney of Reading, Expired
of Delaware City.

Joseph Sweeney, OF Reading. mem
sr Of the crew of the barge Clara. died
a fit on board the vessel while opposite
delaware City yesterday. Deputy Cor
ner Kilmer went to that place yester-
by afternoon and held an inquest into
be death of the deceased and verdict
death from apoplexy was returned by
he jury.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
He stopped ! Runawax.

The horse ATTACHED 20 Wagon filled
ith vegetables belonging to a Trucker
amed Robinson. from Browntown, ran
way on East Fourth street yesterday.
be animal was caught at Fourth and
bmbard streets by Daniel Moore. a
|om.neut member Of the Reliance Fire
bmpany.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
john MorrisonIs EuneraI.

The Central Labor Union at a meet
hg held last night decided to send
hree Of their members TO represent
be central body at the funeral of John
forrison, which took place at Singerly
Id, today. A committee was also ap-
ointed to draft resolutions to be pre-
ented at the regular meeting Of the
|entral Labor Union on Sunday next.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Elremen May Take Lona Trip.

There is some talk among the members
, the Phoenix Fire Company of trip
Massachusetts and Maine. Although
le matter has been discussed, no definite
lans have as yet been arranged. II is
roposed to visit Boston and Bangor and
sveral other places on the way.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Delaware Hospital Rutrmsse sale. I

on November 4, in odd FellowsF Hah.
hvGh and Orange streets. the Delaware
ospitaa wdn belgln tts annual rummage
lIe. This institution was the first no in
lgurate these popular sales in Whining
In and the managers hope that fhis one
PM prove as successful as the first. All
prts OF szHoles are desired and will be
|nt for or can be left at the hall.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Had Clue to Bodv.

Bristol, Tenn. Oct. 2S.-Information
received from Big Stone Gap, Va,
stated that a party OF searchers left,
there early in the day to go to W j
Court House. the county seat. Wise
county. Before leaving. members Of the
party stated. they had a clue which
they believed would lead to the finding
Of Mr.. Wentz's body. The party has
not been heard from since It left Big
Stone Gan
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Eneagemenl Announced

Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of Miss Ruth L. Harwood
and Leon II. Easom, both of this city
The wedding will take place on Novem-
Der 25 in Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church and will be followed by re-
ception at the home Of the couple at
No. 1925 Clayton street.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
New Pastor Arrives.

|The Rev. Alexander MacGeorge, the
sw pastor OF Delaware Avenue Baptist
,hurcil arrived in this city from Brook
b last evening. He will be Ahe esiest Of
II. Can,well. at No. 1lO5 West Fourth
ret until the parsonage Is putstn cons
'ion He will present his Letters and be
'ceived into the church tonig'ht.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Boz Social and Dance

There will be a box social and dance
this evening at st. Thomas Hall.
Fourth street and Grant avenue. given
by the association Of the church. The
proceeds are for the benefit Of the
church. Ackerman's orchestra will fur
nish music.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Coal Business Thriving.

The cold weather has caused a slim
ulating effect upon the coal trade in
this city. All the merchants are dol J
a thriving business. There is no aQ-
vance in price looked for and unless
something unforeseen happens there
will be none during the winter.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Nnr.i nntIrnr r..t-

French drivers and dremen and even
French fuel viii be imported for the
trial in England Of the DeGiehn giant
locomotive engine which Is being built
In France for the Great Western rail-
way.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Wnitar TO ornanizs.

There will be a meeting Of walters
h Friday evening for the purpose OF
|rganizing union.
1t IS claimed there are several hum
|red persons in this city who are eligi-
be to membership in this union.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Haa channad HI. pn.itIon.

Enoch Moore, Jr., mas severed his con-
nection with the Moore & Sons Ship
Building Company and Is now associated
with the Norris Electric Company, No
BIS shipley street.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
In doubt IRON Appearances.

Automobilist-Say, where can get
some repairs made? I've met " it'll an
.Rc,. lent.
Farmer What dye wantf A ma
chine sbop or a sospital7-Motor.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Lime and AIl.nII stain..

To remove lime and alkali stains
wash cottons and linens in cold water.
In colored goods and silks moisten spot
with water and apply with finger tip
weak solution Of citric acid.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Novel clotne. gF'eF.

One OF the most TROUBLESOME proo'
lens TO be solved in connection Win
housekeeping In cities is where TO habs
the clothes to dry after the washing
has been done. In the country. where
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
Amhar - pine.

Your choice 25c. Straight stems.
New lot. S. H. Durstein. East Sec
ond street.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28

sThe Human Slave" which is play
ine az the Lyceum Theatre. viii close
it's engagement there tonight. 1t has
attracted good houses.
Evening journal., 1903-10-28
7Ssof. wsa's. '9%V 6SsV VRIIGGlE
who disappeared ~~
been found, is an NlnI rnnurn-
for sooulas many ~ miles nj ss..s SN y, BHNESl

has been found. The belief l.
been kidnapped and is held for ran
som has gained considerable credence.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-12-10
Hon. Frank StapIin ofTaS,
App inted Receiver.

In tho ase of John E. tanning.
receiver of the Monmouth Trust
and Safe Deposit Company of Ash
bury Park, New Jersey, versus the
Frasier, Albert @ Twiniug NOM
tain Copper Company. William
Frasier, Albert G. Twiniue, the
First National Bank of Santa Fe,
-Wheelec, and all unknown
heirs of John r. Wheeler, deceased,
for the appointment of a receiver
and TO create a trust for the Mon
month Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, Associate Justice John
K. McFie this morning appointed
Frank Staplin of Taos, receiver of
the company.
A temporary bend was required
and is furnished by the American
Company of Baltimore. Tho bond
was approved this morning and Mr.
Staplin was authorized to ent err MP.
on the discharge of his duties. MIR
Staplin upon repturning to Taos
will take charge of the business
and manage it..
He left this afternoon Cor Albu.
qurque to consult with W. r
Childers, Esq, upon legal matters
connected with the companies. TIL,
Monmouth Trust and Safe DEPOSIT
Company is a large creditor of tn,
Frasier Mountain Copper Oompa
nv anil hence the suit. Santa F,
New Mexican.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-12-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To l.. S. Davis, his heirs, legal repre-
sentative Or assigns:
You are hereby notified that we and
n er partners besides yourself, have
expended four hundred dollars during
the year 1902 in labor and improvement
upon the Victor group of lode claims
Or one hundred Dollars In labor and i'm
prOVement for each and every one of
the following claims OF the SAID Veto
grOnp of lode mining claims, situated
in the Red River Mining District, in
the County of Taos and Territory OF
New Mexico and more fully described
n the location certificates which are
recorded in the mining records of
the county of Taos and Territory of
New Mexico: The Victor No. lode
claim, located May l6, 1900. aud record
ed in said records in Book % at Page
1877, on August 8, 1900; the Victor NO, 2
lode claim, located June g., 1898 and re-
corded In said records in book Is at
Page 422 Oh June 80, 1893; the Victor
No. 3 lode claim, located March 3, 1890
and recorded ia said records in Book
% at Page Ill on March 2 1900; The
Victor No. 4 lode claim, located May
1880 aud recorded in said records roit
Book % At Page ia on August s, 1900
SAID amouot were expended during
said year of 1862, for the purpose of
holding said claims und5r the provis-
ems of sections 1924, revised statutes OF
he United states. amendments thereto
And If within ninty days after the ser
vice of this notice by publication, you
fail or refuse 10 contribute your portion
Of such expenditure as co-owner. To-
gether with the costs OF the publication
of this notice, Your interest in said lode.
claims Will become the property Of the
nnderscriotrs, your co-ownerp.
j.. W. pugh.
]. 2. Pugh.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-12-10

Office NDtNi ITURE.
To Chas. M. Fox. his heirs, legal repre-
sentatives or assigns:
You are hereby notified that I, the
undersigned, have expended two hun
dred dollars during the years 1901 and
1905 or one hundred dollars during each
of the above years ia lab or and i'm
provement upon thu Lady Thorne lode
claim, situated in the Red River Mining
District, in the County of Taos and
Territory of New Mexico, and more
fully described in the location certificate
which is recorded in the mining records
of the comfy Of Taos and Territory Of
New Mexico, on February 18th, 1897. in
Book II on Page 31s, said cIaim having
been located February 18th 1897. Said
amounts were expended during said
years, for the purpose of holding said
claim under the provisions of section
1924, revised statutes of the United
States. amendments thereto. And If
within ninty DAYS after the service of
this notice by publication, you fail or
refuse to contribute your portion of
such expenditure as co-owner, together
with the cost Of the publication of this
notice, your interest in this lode claim
will become the property of the under.
scriber, your cn-OwnHr.
G.. q. Cleland.
First Publication August 6, 1903.