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Evening journal., 1903-11-18
New Castle Instructors Will
Hear Learned Men Dis
course by Day
nerlnl to the Evenlng Journnl.

Special 10 the lINtihuh 1'hA AAthif.
Midnetown, Nov. 1s-Teachers from
all parts Of New Castle county are ar
syng here tadky 20 attend the annual
Institute and while they in sense,
are attending school, their pupils are
rejoicing in a holiday.
one Of the most important questions
to be considered is that Of forming a.
teachers association. II is thought TINT
this Will be done.
The instructors who have been en-
gagged for the three dogs are DR.. Alex
ander Forbes OF Mt. Holly. n. j., Miss
Louise Connolly. assistant superintend-
ent OF public schools. Newark n. u
Professor George p. Bible OF Pittsburg.
Professor J. NJ. Coughlin. superintend-
ent Of public schools, Nilkesbarre. Pa.
and Or. N. c. Schaeffer, superintendent
of public instruction Of Pennsylvania.
Evening Entertainments.
This evening there will be a lecture
by Or. H. w. Tears. Tomorrow night.
c. Edgar ROsecrans. cartoonist and hui
morist, win put forth his best efforts
and on Friday night Miss Jeanette
Broomall. reader and impersonator, will
be the entertainer
A. r. Spaid. the county superintend-
ent Is present and Is personally look
ing after the instruction. comfort and
entertainment OF the teachers.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
COLOMBIE'S
TERMS REJECTED
United States Flagship Mar
blehead Salutes the Flag
of Panama
REPUBLIC is ESTABLISHED
Revolution Was Born Of Unanimous
Desire Of People Of Panama and Was
Observation-Disclosures Threaten to
Enforce Rights on lsthmus.

Panama. Nov. 1S. The United
States flagship Marblehead hoisted the
nag Of the Republic Of Panama and
saluted It with 21 guns. The Tres
Noviembre. a gunboat OF Panama, dis.
playing the American nag. answered
the salute. The shore batteries also
fred a salute OF 2i guns. which the
Marblehead answered.
Rear Admiral Glass. Consul General
Gudger and Commander Phelps, &C
companied by Lieutenants Philip An
drews and s. P. Trellinwider, officially
called on the junta. A military band
played THE Star Spangled Banner
on the Americans arrival at the pal
ace and on their departure from the
building. They were received by the
members of . the junta, the cabinet
ministers and Generals Huertas, JET
fries. Diaz and varon and their STATS
Admiral Glass said he was glad on
cially to call upon the government OF
the Republic of Panama. II had beer
a great pleasure for him to salute the
flag OF the new republic. for whose
prosperity and greatness he made the
best wishes.
Senior Arrange, a member Of tho
iunta, answered, saying that In tbs
name OF tho junta and OF the people
Of Panama he expressed sincere pleas
ure at the presence Of the gallant nee
in Panama bay. representing the no
BILE people and government OF thu
United States. "to whom the Isthmu
is deeply grateful for the hand Of fel
Iowship so generously and promptl
extended to them by its great pres
dent"
Mr.. Gudger proposed a toast TO
new Panama canal treaty, which wa
answered by General Varon, WI
l toasted President Roosevelt and 4
United States army with great ca
diality.
The people OF Panama are hap
over the Official recognition OF the "a
and the event Is being celebrated 2
Enthusiastically. The flag OF the Repu
lie OF Panama which was snluted !
the Marblehead was made on boal
that vessel.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
JOURNAL FOUND
BOYS FATHER
Story in This Paper Yesterday Was
Seen by Parent Who Is Now
Searching for Son

THE EVENING JOURNAL HAS
oUND THE FATHER OF THE NIGH
LII coy WHO is HELD CAPTIVE ON
.oARD THE OYSTER BOAT GOLD
TROM.
He is now in Baltimore trying to enlist
ne services Of the government officials
lere in his case. II he is successful he
'ill return this evening with the boy.
AS soon as Mr.. Nicholl returned from
Us work last evening he saw the Even
lg Journal and read the message from
s son brought here by w. J. Nichol.
former shipmate, he donned his hat and
pat and started for the Evening Journal
ffice.
showing his paper he asked for ad-
itonal Information concerning his son.
Vhen told tifat all known was contained
b the paper he thanked the Journal for
onvsying to him fhe information con-
|erning the missing boys.
He left on an early morning train say
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
CEMENT CURB PLACED
ON EIGHTEENTH STREET

The A. s. Reed and Brother Company
have finished putting down a new cement
curb on both sides Of Eighteenth street.
between Washington and Monroe streets.
Eighteenth street has also been widened
at this point and with the new concrete
curb tt makes a great Improvement.
The Park Commission Is 10 pay Tor the
work on the south side OF Eighteenth
street and the property owners will stand
the expense en- the north side. 1t Is she
intention Of the park ana street commits
sions 70 widen Eighteenth street on out.
along The limo Of the park and to continue
the curbing next year. The park commits
sion also contempiaites putting a walk
along the park side at an early date.
Benjamin +. Shaw's handsome new
residence at Eighteenth and the Boule-
ward is about completed and n crnent
walk has been placed around the house.
The work on the new houses being built
in that locafion for Samuel II. Baynard
Us being pushed and win soon be finished.
When tho new sidewalk is built 1t will
be a good convenience for the many per-
sons who go out to the lots dn THAT vicin-
lty 20 practice football and other sports.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Old JACK FROST
HERE TONIGHT
Weather Man Says the First
Cold Wave Of the Season
Is Near
thermometers RAPID FALL
Yesterday Atlantic City Had a Thun-
der Storm-ln the Northwest Freez-
ing Weather Was Reported - Furs
and overeoats Will Be Needed.

Ogercoats were at a discount In this city
yes terday. Furs viii be at a premium to-
night. SO says the weather man.
Meteorological conditions heie yesterday
had most Of the characteristics Of sum
ner. Tonight ushers IN real Wantry wea-
ther.
Advancing rapidly easerly from the
Rocky Mountains an energetic disturb
ance reached the Western lake regions on
Monday morning, there TO be halted. For
tweaty-four hours its cenEre fingered I'm
that vicinity, while its whiriing forces
carried the warm. moist air-irom the re-
gions Of Florida and the Gulf Of Mexico
and flung them over the country 70 the
northward.
Temperatures rose rapidly from the
Ohio Valley eastward 20 the Atlantic
coast, a maximum Of 65 degrees being re-
corded. Summerlll5e thunderstorms were
reported in Atlantic City.
But while summer fingered in the East
winter had been gathering its forces In
the West. on aho heels Of the tardy warm
wave, a great cold wave was advancing
Forming in the far Northwest during
Sunday. so closely Had it followed, th'
warm rains Of the eatsern half Of the dis
lturbance changed with the passage Of q.
centre into snow.
From the Rocky Mountains to the ALE
ghenies the cod wave hold sway las
night. Freezing temperatures extended
10 'she Ohio valley. the cold increasing
rapidly toward the Northwest until a
the crest. s.ill over Montana. the extremI
reading of fourteen degrees below zer'
was recorded. The South also felt it.
chilly blasts. The line of freezing tenn
lperuture extended yesterday to Centra
Texas and was rapidly encroaching on tn
other Southern States.
Wilmington people need not fear wealth
Ter as severe as that OF the Northwest
say the meteorologists. The sweep O
the cold wave was temporarily checke
over the great lakes yesterday. but IN
advance guard Of the first real "col
! wave Of the winter Is at hand, and freei
ling weather and ice viii be seen before
Z has PASSED.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

ing he would see United States Commls-
.aloner Rodgers and have him go after the
boy.
Ii will be seen that the Evening Jour
nal did something the police could not do.
When W. J. Nichol came to Wilmington
yesterday HE first enlisted the services
of the police.
hey say they searched for the father.
IL they did they were unable 70 find him.
With an Evening Journal In his hand
the father was in the newspaper office at
o'clock last night.
This morning the police said they were
still Ignorant Of anything concerning the
case except the statement Of w. j. Mich
OILS which was published yesterday.
In cases where people are missing and
the police are notified this information Is
SELDOM given to tho papers. The instance
given above demonstrates a.hat If the pap.
ers were given such matters to make pub.
DC the missing ones would be found much
quicker.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
BURGLARS BRIGHTEN TWO SECTIONS
Highlands Residents Arming
to Shoot Invaders Who Ap-
peared Monday Night

People living in the Highlands are
greatly exotted over the recent robberies
rommhtted in that vicinity. Another ut
tempt was made to enter several houses
in that section on Monday night but the
robbers We're scared off.
one Of the houses which 1.-The thIeves at
tempted to enter was that OF John Moore
in Rivervicw avenue. The marks Of a
Jimmy were found tho next morning
showing that the burglars were equipped
with tools 10 ply their nefarious trae.
Men with families stay ait home and al
most every household has q weapon Of
some kind in s.. to give a warm reception
to any suspicious stranger who may
make a midnight call. Children no longer
stay in the streets after dark and hurry
home when robbers ara mentioned.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
ODD FELLOWS ARE
IN ANNUAL SESSION
EXPENSIVE PLANT
SELECTED AS MODEL

to OF
n
still
Albany
a a
this regard Mr. Iesen sad
city
The
they
The following the
LAWRENCE.
Cost S280o0 added for
Tota acoS14 In cost Of maer
as,4.r, r.mo,,.d 90 49, 80. Total cost $2s5oo0.
- - FS ee'" remov pei
bacteria remaining 20 per cubic cen cubic
tmeter.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
TEACHERS OF TWO COUNTIES MEET
Large Attendance Character
ICES the Meeting of the
Sussex Institute
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

SPECIAL 10 the ANthllk d'hAItNi'
Milford. Del. Nov. lS.-There was a
large attendance at the Sussex County
Teachers Convention which met in
Armory Hail at $40 o'clock this morn
ing. visitors from our of town are
coming IN IN larger numbers than ever
before; the hotels are fuN ana many
teachers and friends Of ths is as2els s ! "
being entertained BY the people or the
town. superintendent Leon Davis ar
rived yesterday morning and was busy
most OF the day in getting the con-
vention hall In readiness. The super
intendent has planned several surprises
for this years session. and says he is
confident Of the success Of the gather
ing.
The programme for today's meeting
is as follows:
Morning.
Invocation. Rev II. L. Bunstein.
Organization.
Address. Habit in Education" Dr.
]. NJ. Coughlin.
Address. Educational Fads," DIR.
Or. George p. Bible.
Address. How TO Study" DR.. ]. M.
Coughln.
Afternoon.
Address. elements OF Expression"
DR.. George p. Biddle.
Address, ITO the Citizens and Direc-
tors" Dr. J. M. Coughlin.
Address. Articulation and Pronun-
ciation," DR.. George p. Bible.
This evening Dr. II. w. Seares is 10
lecture on More Tany and Less Epi-
taphy."
Sufficient tickets have already been
sold to guarantee the success Of the
evening entertainment.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
DROVE OFF WITH I
DOCTORS RIG
Couple Selling Rugs in Coun-
try, Unconsciously From
Physicians Carriage
LIVERYMAN DID NOT ARRIVE IN TIME
Police Believe a Mistake Was Made.
Saw Doctors Team, Thought II Was
From the Livery Stable, and Drove
OFF With II.

of With II.
DR.. p. W. Tomllnson, Of No. 700
West street, and l. w. Bowers, liv-
eryman at Fifth and Madison streets,
are in the country somewhere near
wilmington searching for a man and
woman who drove off with the formers
carriage this morning. The police are
not inclined to think the couple took
the team with any evil intent, but be-
lieve the vehicle was driven off by
mistake.
The woman in the case boards in
King street near Sixth and is a sales
woman. She has a good reputation
and is well known to several local liv-
erymen from whom she has engaged
teams to transact business in the rural
districts surrounding Wilmington. She
sells rugs and has been In the habit
lately of hiring teams from 1. w. Bow
ers. She engaged a team for o'clock
this morning, but when IL arrived at
her boarding house she had gone, no
one actually knows where. According
to the belief OF the police the woman
upon seeing DR.. Tomlinson's carriage
standing in front Of Cher home concluded
that it was the one she had engaged
from the liveryman and accordingly drove
Off with & with her companion who Is
lengaged IN the same business with her.
Somewhere near Wilmington the couple
are selling rugs. unconscious Of the fact
that they are using a doctors carriage
in Sieir pursuit of business.
when DR.. Tomrinson left the house Of
a sick patient and stauted for the placI
he had left his carriage. he was ns.on
ished TO find Il missing. The livery stabl'
team appeared again about this time an,
the story OF the disappearance Of tn
team then came out. The doctor and tn
lliveryman then started on the hunt Of Tn
lcouple.
The team was recovered on the wester
side Of the city this afternoon. Explain
ations followed and as the police opines
tho driving of of the carriage was an
/ mistake.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
HEAVY PENALTY
FOR THIEVES
Negro Who Broke Into Barber Shop
VIII Be Whipped With 20
Lashes, Two Years in Jail

had been removed from the room the
court sent for him again and said his two
years sentence would not start unth af-
ter the 30 days he was sent over for yes
terday had expired. Wayne did not seem
TO be much effected as he smiled and
said THANK YOU
William Harris. colored. was tried on
The charge Of stealing $3.50 from Samuel
B. Lee. the Market street merchant and
was acquitted.
Among the INDICTMENTS returned by
the grand jury was one against Charles
| W. Jack. who shot DR.. Mahaney. The
indictments follows:
Alois Phillips. using female child for
Immoral purposes; Edward Adams. for
gerry; Daniel Hartzhorn, robbery. Charles
wv Jack assault with Intent to commit
murder; Thomas Kelley. pointing a ps-
tol.
Afternoon Session.
AZ the afternoon session OF ehe Court
lof General Sessions yesterday James De-
ellis, an Italian barber. was sentenced 20
be imprisoned ten days for killing birds
that were not game birds
rhls was the nrst conviction under the
Audubon societys act. and n is believed
by sportsmen that Il viii deter many per-
sons, especially Itallans who have made
la practice Of killing robins, nlclers and
othor birds tlesaly. from doing so in the
future
Richard Tlerney was found guilty OF
robhlng Isaac 10. Dare OF Bridgoton, ~.
r Continued on Fifth Page)
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
NEW PAGE APPOINTED
J.. Mark sweeten Succeeds Crosby
Ross in That Position.

J. Mark Sweeten has been appoint
ed page of the county courts to sue
coed Crosby Ross, who recently re-
signed to go to college. Mr.. Sweeten
was on duty this morning for the first
time. Ell is a son of Harry b. Sweet
en-. of No. S22 Jackson street, who is
p. B. and W. railroad conductor.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
WHO OWNS THIS TEAM2
'oliee Looking for the Owner of a
Valuable RIG.

The police are in possession of a team
.aiued at several hundred dollars, for
which they have been unable to fnd an
wner. The rig was picked up on Monday
light and has been in the possession OF
he authorities ever since.
The horse is a beautiful animal and a
The carriage was built by
,ahlu local wagon builder and has
red running gear.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
LOOKING FOR LOST BOY
Lad With Mania for Running Away
Again Missing.

The police with the hope of finding rid
ngs Of the fourteen-year-old son Of Will
iam j. Mcknight. Of No. 23l Woodlawn
avenue has been in communication with
the police Of other cities. The boy es-
aped from the Ferris Industrial School
on November 6.
He has a mania for running away and
as a last resort was placed in the institu-
tion. When he left he wore overalls and
a checked jacket and his hands and wrists
were covered with paint. He has light
hair Information regarding his where
abouts would be gladly received by the
father.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
WEATHER BULLETIN

cloudy clearing colder weather brisk nouwesey
the temperature failing tonight below the
In
with fresh norhey westerly winds and
northwest weather to the
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
voTEs.

Lena Frederick. SO7 w. srd st ....765s
w. ]. Lilly. 22O Woodlawn Ave. 1929
Helen Crawford. 1927 Poplar St ..50G4
n j. Healy, los Broome st. ......504S
- T.. --slN-. -..... ...-- ......... Jtl
John Welch. 1905 Hutton st ...... AZ
G. EslSin. z06 r. 5th st .......... "a
Ferd Speer. 1908 Delaware Ave -. 81
L. Behringer, 412 Lombard st .... IL
w, c, Connell, 2ls Harrison St e. 6
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Inspeetion Of Let.er carrIers.

Postmaster William II. Heald and As
sistaat Postmaster II. II. Billany held an
Inspection Of the local force of letter car
riers today. The men were -attired in their
new winter uniforss and presented a
natty appearance.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
supper and Entertainments.

A supper and entertainment was held
in Red Mems Hall last night, by the
daughters Of the Legion Of the Red Cross.
The hall was beautifully decorated and
about $50 persons were seated at the
tables.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Just in at Lyneh's.

New Buckwheat Maple syrup, Pan
cake Flour. Pickles. al kinds: New
cider. New Goldfish; Loose Cracker
Dust, 8 nc the 10. Two stores. Fourth
and Madison streets. Eighth and King
streets.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Miaa Preston AZ AsburY.

Miss Sophia Preston of Baltimore,
the popular and efficient first Soprano
and soloist has been engaged to sing
in Asbury M. e. choir until the next
annual conference. She viii be pres
ent and sing next Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Finishing Copper sheathed Cars.

More OF the copper-sheathed cars for
the New York New Haven md Hartford
railroad are nearing completion at the
works Of the jackson and Sharp Com
pany and will be shipped in a few days.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
THE STOCK MARKETS.

One O'Clock Quotations from Scott & Co.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

cartmel's the Only Store
That has three makes of paint.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

Anal. Copper Co...........-........ 3s7<
American Sugar Refining. ng..-.......... II9A
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe coui....... 644
Atch. Top. and Santa re PTef......~ So
Brooklyn Rapid Transit............. 592s
baltimore and Ohio.................... 74$
Canada Southern................ 64M
Chgo. Ct. esteru....................... I5H
Chesapeake and Ohio .................. 294
Chgo. snd Alton.......................... 324
Chi, Mil. aud ST. Paul CON-. 1875
Rock Island Com........................ 235s
Rock Island PREF. ef......................... 5SM
Erie.............................. 27B
Erie Isl pfrd. g.
Illinois Central. al............................ I2g
Louisville and Nashvilie.............. 1917
metropolitan Traction. IIA4
Metro. Securities esCo........,............ 81
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

Read the Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

lc0ntlnued on boo Pasel
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-16
The NINTH
ARREST MADE IN
THE PEMBROKE MURDER
CASE.

Hopkinsville, KY, Dec. 16.-Frank
Sherman, colored. was brought here
by Lawrence Moore and Marshall
jackson, of Penn broke. charged with
being implicated in the murder OF the
unknown white msn near that city
last month. The negro was arrested
at Howell, Ind, where he had gone
after leaving Pembroke, and was
working in the railroad yards. He
protests his innocence, but. according
to the confession Of a negro, Holland.
he was one of the leaders in the mutt
lation of the body.
This makes nine negroes now in Jail
he-e charged with one crime.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-16
WENT INTO POST-OFFlCE
ROBERT WOODS ARRESTED ON
AN INDICTMENT FOUND
YESTERDAY.

Robert Woods was arrested last
evening in the Palmer House pool
room on charge of breaking into the
store OF John Smith, at Heath. eight
miles from the city ON .he Cairo road.
An indictment was found against him
yesterday by the grand jury. He will
also be prosecuted by government au-
thorities, as the house is also the post
office.
1t is claimed that Woods hired a rig
at livery stable here u few Sundays
ago, saying he wanted to go possum
hunting, and took Edith Mae Beasley,
a West Court Street woman, with
him to the country. At Heath, IL is
alleged, Woods got out and went into
the building, a small amount Of cash
and merchandise being missed the
next morning.
A man who saw the woman alone
in n buggy near the post office at
Heath was brought to the city and
identified the rig he saw, and the
woman WAS then located and went be.
fore the grand jury yesterday, giving
on which tho indictment
against Woods was found.
Young Woods is q som of the late
Dave Woods, and denies the charge
against him. He states that not only
did he not break into the store, but
that no does not even, know the Beas.
ley woman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-16
CHRISTMAS PLAY
ENTERTAINMENT
TOMORROW EVENING AT
LONE OAK COLLEGE.

An attractive entertainment will be
given ct Kentucky Western college AT
Loon Oak tomorrow evening. II will
be q Christmas play with the follow.
ing cast Of characters:
Santa Claus-Romney Ross.
Miss Smith, Teacher-Miss May.
Flora, Goddess of Botany-Miss Eth.
ell Holland.
Father Time-Fred Rouse.
Aurora Bo1salis-Miss Ava McKin-
ley.
Man in the Moon-George Orr.
Diana-Miss Artie Sanderson.
Eucild-Emerson Jett.
Jack Frost-Julian Lavran.
Hygeia-Miss Eva Temple.
Jack Of AL -Conley Alloook
Spirit of Ohristmas-Miss Eula
Shepherd.
Lord of Misrule-Lubie Sanderson.
st. Cecilia-Pearl Miles.
Pupils in School-Tommie, Susie,
Johnnie and sixty other boys and
girls. The children" entertain San
ia CLAUS with songs and recitations,
including:
"A Talk About Christmas Keen.
er Rudolph.
1.-THE Little Christmas Tree--Susan
Corlige-by Goldie Hastings.
Charity is Everywhere"-phillips
Brooks-by J. B. Overstreet.
1.-THE Convict's Christmas Eve
Will Carlton, Mary Rouse.
1.-THE Music Law"-Munier Rags.
dale.
1.-THE Night Before Christmas
Bessie Dixon.
"A Christmas Song''-Eugene
Fields-by sixteen Little Ones"
Christmas Carol'-by school.
1.-THE Thought of Christmas"-Lead
by Pearl Watkins.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-16
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