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New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
TO DECIDE AS TO sLAYER'S SANITY.
Prisoners Counsel Opposed Appointment Of
Commission, Declaring Client Sane.

The trial of Charles A Prescott, who murdered
Patrick Whalen at No. $50 Court-st, Brooklyn on
June 2 postponed yesterday in order that
commission might examine into his sanity. Much
to the surprise Of everybody, Prescott's counsel
Foster L. Backus. opposed the request for COM
mission on the ground that Prescott sane
Judge Aspinall directed that Mr.. Backus should
preserve for the commission everything that would
have bearing the question OF Prescotts sanity.
Prescott is the man who lived the life Of a re
cluse in a room which he had transformed into a
veritable arsenal Having trouble with his neigh
bors the Whalens, on account of the noise made by
him IN beating tin cans. Prescott started in to
exterminate the whole family with revolver
night and succeeded in killing the father.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
PREFERS PAVILION SYSTEM.
DR.. Lederle Says City Will Soon Have a
Sanatorium for tuberculosis.

DR.. Ernst J. Ledere. president of the Board of
Health, said yesterday that the city would soon
have tuberculosis sanatorum where five hundred
patients could be treated. He has just returned
from the Adirondacks. where he has been observ-
ing the different camps with a view to getting the
best system DR.. Lederle said:
"A modification Of the pavilion system will be the
most satisfactory for New-York. 1t seems to me.
The cottage system, though admirable and adapted
10 private sanatoriums. is very expensive
We do not know where the new institution will
be. II viii be somewhere not very far outside the
city. The money Will be forthcoming | am con-
ndent The North Brother Island camp opened as
an experiment has proved successful. There are
tWenty-elgh patients there, and marked improve
ment has been noted in their condition
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset Moon rises 8:2S Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM-Ssndy Hook 9:O2 Gov Island II %
PM-Sandy Hook 9:22 9:54 Hell Gate 1i3
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
PRISON FOR NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
Several italians Sentenced to Terms of Diff
ferent Lengths.

Judge Thomas, in the Criminal Branch of the
United States Circuit Court, yesterday sentenced
the Italians who pleaded guilty TO taking part in
the naturalization frauds recently unearthed
Robert Bunnaro, formerly foreman of the Dock
Department, who pleaded guilty and who, accord
ing to Secret Service Agent Z. c. Benedict Peeke.
through whose efforts the gang was broken up and
arrested was the head Of the conspiracy, got a
sentence Of year and half Imprisonment in
Sing Sing with fine Of 500 added. Giuseppi Cap
perelli, who forged the signatures and filled in the
names the fraudulent certificates got a sem
tence of year and six months at hard labor in
Sing Sing.
Caggiana, who made the seal. and Pellato, who
had bogus certificate in his possession, each hav
ing pleaded guilty, got sentences of six months in
the Kings County penitentiary. Antonio CaSsato,
who stood Trial and was convicted got year in
the prison. because he had, the court said
added perjury his other crimes.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev Dr. Robert Mackenzie pastor Of the
Rutgers Presbyterian Church. SeyeEty-third-st
and Broadway breaches his last sermon before
vacation tomorrow at Il q m.
The Negro the Mob and the Gosper' will be
the subject Of the sermon Of the Rev. DR.. Dean
Richmond Babbitt at the Church of the Epiphany.
McDonough-st. and Tompkins-ayc., Brooklyn. to-
morrow evening.
At the Church of the Messiah Thrty-fourth-st
and Park-ave tomorrow morning. the Rev. Dr.
Minot J. Savage will preach the closing sermon Of
the season. on "I.ifes Ebb and Flow
James McCue, tw enty-two years old, of No 1,1S9
Lexington-ave., the driver for the Manhattan De
livery Company who convicted of stealing a
package containing $4,000 in diamonds on May g.
was sentenced by Recorder Golf yesterday to serve
nine years and six months in State prison.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
New-Ynrk- Sailed. steamer Arabic 6

Eanl5eton New-York. Sailed. steamer Arabic fBr.
new. 15s SEQ tons) New-York via Queenstown =, so,
Southampton 26. 3:O5 m-Sailed steam ,t'l-
Ger. Dempwolf Grom Hamburg. NeW-fork Wa
CherbOurg.
Plymouth June 26. 800 m-ArEi.ed steamer Augus5e
Victoria Ger I<aempf. New-York for Cherbours and
Hamburg land proceeded -, ,, .,,,
Shields 2-sailed DEUTSCHLAND Ger TANK
Daildorf Cfrom Rotterdam). New-fork ,,.,
Movie 26-Saied, Astoria tbrJ WILSON
(fron Glasgow. NevV-Eork
sciny June 36"Passed steamer Rotterdam Dutch,
Stenger New ork Rotterdam. .,
Hamburg a m-ArrtVed. steamer
Ger Magin New-York via Plymouth and Cherbours
Cherbourg June 26 II 30 mArrived, steamer Aususte
Victoria Ger. Kaempf. New-York via plymouth Tor
Hamburg tand proceeded ~, -,
Sagres 25-Passed steamers Cmbrta utaIl. Bara-
bino. New-York for Naples and Genoa; FoWnatan
CTSrl Hambden. New-York for Palermo. Malta: etc
Fayal June 26-Passed. steamer kontg Albert tIer)
Polack. NewYork for Gibraltar Naples and Gen2s 2s
Rocha FORK via Fayal.
Palermo June 2i-Sailed. steamer Napoltan Prince tbr
AdansOn. New-IOrk.
Cadlz 26Arrived steamers shimosa CBrl chaplin
New York Alden Singapore. etc; Sardegna (ItaD
and Naples for NeW-fork uatter IN
tow of former. having lost propeller. .
26-Arrved previously steamer Ireola
C3r) McDougaI. New-York via st Vincent. Z "
Fremantle. ~ ~,
McDougaN New-York via Cabedelo. etc.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. 26-Arrived steamers Cervantas CReIg,
Dixon. New-York for Manchester. Gsrmsnio OH
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
DR.. JEWETT'S REMOVAL.

In regard TO the removal from Office of Dr. George
'" Jewett Tor thrty-seven years United States
customs EXAMINE at this port, reported yesterday
Appraiser whitehead told Tribune reporter that
nothing had been placed before him in criticism NJ
the Official record OF DR.. Jewett. He assumed of
course that the action taken In his was based
good and sufficient grounds
DR.. Amos NJ Knapp, assistant appraiser chief =
the seventh division of the Appraisers stores in
which DR.. Jewett was employed said thar Dr
resigned. DR.. Knapp. however had moi baen nTa
ciaIly Informed OF the resignation rsd was await
ing further orders He very sorry 10 have Tr
Jewett and he did not how they yyer4 ooinet
to replace him. DR.. Jewett he added was The l.. gf
Judge OF crude drugs not only in this CITY aur IN
the United States DR. Jewett is seventy-three
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, June 26, 1903
ARRIVED

Steamer Cuzco (Br). Dexter. Cerro Azul March %
Gala9 April salaveTT IS Eten IS Psagua 49, Jquique
a. Monteyideo IS and ST Lucia June IS. to w Grace
steamer City Of washington Jones Tampco June 1s
Havana %, James Z Ward Co. with IL pas
sengers mails and mdse. Arrived the a 5:4s
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano Baltimore to H Foster
steamer Niceto SPAN. Boetegu Cienfuegos June 10
rived at the Bar at midnight S6th ~
Steamer Old Dominion. Burton Boston, TO the Joy IS
steamer Diamant Ger. schleemilch Rotterdam
and Shields IL to Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived
steamer SANTIAGO aataway H Cenfqesos - June II san
passengers mails and mdse Arrived the Bar $40
a m.
Boulogne Hamburg American Line with
cabin and 943 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Harry Iuckenbach Mason Port Arthur June
to me SiGaaa = 0ii Anne Te WIN He,nort News and
Norfolk the Old Dominion SIS Co. withpassengers and
steamer BenefactOr, French, Philadelphia William
steamer Albano GER Kudenhold, Newport News. Va
June 20 to Funch. Edge & Co with mdse in transit
steamer Mavere coIiison Port Arthur June II with
Standard OIL No 90 in tow. TO the Standard OIL
steamer Hiamo. st4ples Galveston. Tex June 20.
GhaIiss Msi95y M Co. E1h passengers and mdse An
Steamer Georgetown. Dawson. Georgetown 23.
The Atlantic Coast Steamship Company
Sandy Hook J. June 81, $50 m-Wind southwest.
SAILED.
Steamers TN Monroe go for Norfolk aaa Newport News
Consueio Cr) for Hun iravssend; Frutera GSor)
port News Via Phadeph United States supply steamer
Glacier; Celtic dir} for Liverpool; Kong Erode (or).
Jacksonville Colorado cor brunswick Mobile Taila-
hassee. for Savannah. sauturce. for Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. June 26-ArrVed
or chester fSrrn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
APPEAL IN INTEREST OF GOSPEL TENT.

The opening service at the Gospel Tent. Fifty
sfxth-st between Broadway and Eghth-aye-, viii
be held tomorrow al noon. when the Rev. Dr.
Robert s. Macarthur VIII preach. Daily services
al 8 D. N. VIII he held throughout The summer.
Rext week the Rev. Drs. George c L1riTner. John
Balloon Shaw, y. S. Blackburn. 2. S. Henson and
a s. Bell viii speak.
The Tent Evangel IS q perpetuation Of the eyange-
listic work successfully conducted on the same
ground last summer II is thoroughly union in
spirit. and men and clergynen ali denominations
are working N II tremendously. The work is large
~ among thoSe VINO never attend church and
music Is proNloed 10 act first attraction Mr.
Mcpherson, he evangelist, has been selected no
cause OF ms Wiqe experience and success IN similar
work. ana much good = expected from the rD.a,-
Ings The cost Of the meetings, which will amotnr
70 about 500, IS not fully provided for and an
appeal is made b. TIE management TO the bene,-n-
iSnt people OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
MASSIVE WREATH FOR Du cHAlLLu.

When the massive box in which the body of Paul
Gu Chaillu was shipped from Russia was opened
there was found among the wreaths which COW
cred the coffin one of great size that had been sent
By representative men in the literary and scientific
circles Of ST Petersburg. The wreath Is about
six feet in diameter. The material being metal and
glass coiored to represent flowers Because Of his
years OF membership in and love for the Swedish
Singing Society Lyran, the wreath presented
10 that society. One OF the members said yester-
day
We shall always keep il remembrance of a
dear friend, d genial companion and worthy man
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS.

RECOMMENDATIONS Colonel H L. Has
kell u. S. A, and General A. s. MacArthIIr, chi
caso. EVERETT-Colonel J; B. Burbank; U s A,
FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Senator Frank Hlscock OF
Syracuse and Professor c. D. Fehr, of State Col
lege. Pennsylvania. GILsEY-Richard Harding
Hale. Y; s. 4, and Major J: O. Jones a u IS s a A.
HOLLAND-George P. Putnam, of Boston, ana ex-
Governor w. NJ. Crane of Massachusetts. MAN
HATTAN-John Turnbull, of Toronto; a s. Du
Pont of Wilmington. Del and Rush Evans of
Dayton, Ohio NETHERLAND-C. B. Wheeler.
u s. A, and J. H. Mayne, of Campbell, toronto
WAI,DORF- F-ASTORIA-Ex-S Senator M c. Butter,
of South Carolina, and Samuel Disston, of Phila-
deli
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
TO PAY OFF HOSPITALS DEBT.

It was stated yesterday that a phtlanthropic
friend of the Memorial Hospital for Women and
Children Classon and St. Marks aves., Brooklyn,
was seriously considering paying off the slO50O IN
debtedness thereby relieving 1t of the hnancal en-
barrassments that will otherwise cause the nos
pital TO be closed. The Dime Savings Bank has re
Gently begun foreclosure proceedings to protect
onrfg
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at sheepshead Bay. afternoon.
Parade and review Of the 23d Regiment and regular
troops Governors Island. afternoon
outing Society of New-York Bronx
Park, . p.
Band q Central Park. Crotona Park. st.
Mary's and Sigel Park, p.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
WAS NEARLY SUFFoCATED
Middetown Man Has Narrow Escape
From Death by AsphYxiation
ecial TO the Evening Journal

Special TO the Evening Journal
Middletown, Jan. 6.-J. Frank Harris
was nearly suffocated by gas on sun
day night He was alone at the time
and just before retiring he fixed the
fire for the night. The stove is a dou-
bic heater. heating his bedroom, and
the damper was such way that all
the gas went up the pipe IN the bed
room. There was very little ventila-
tion in his room. and consequently he
was overcome by the gas.
George S. Hopkins went to Mr.. Har-
ris' home. and, seeing no one about,
and after repeatedly knocking he
thought something must be the matter.
and climbed up on the roof Of the front
porch and forced an entrance through
one Of the windows Of Mr.. Harris
bedroom. He found him unconscious.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
Boxing

Young Corbett and Austin Rice have
been matched 20 meet on January 13.
kid" Carters next fight will be in
San Francisco. where he will meet a
boxer by the name Of 'Toothpick"
Kelly.
Sam Fitzpatrick is bringing to this
country Bill DOROTHY. au Austrian
heavyweight whom he will match
against Jefiries.
Jack Munroe has signed for a four
round go next Tuesday night with Jack
|spllican. OF Anaconda. Jeffries a.bso-
lutely refused 10 meet Sullivan.
Aiatty Matthews Is trying to secure a
match with Joe Cans. Matthews says
he viii make 133 pounds 20 fight the
lightweight champion.
George Gardner viii not fight Jack
Root at present. After his contest
with Kid Carter, he returned TO the
home in Lowell. Mass, without arrang-
Ing with Root for a match.
Young GDrbett II greatly incensed at
the action OF the authorities in New
Britain. Conn, for allowing the Cans
Gardner fight. after they had refused 10
allow Austin Rice and himself to box
there about a month before.
Jack O'Brien did not have the ser
vices OF Frank Erne for a second in his
bout with Az Weinig. as expected. Erne
rcfuead 30 90 In O'Brien's corner, his
excuse being that it did not look right
to help an outsider against one OF HIS
own townsmen.
Tommy Feltz Will hereafter bill him
self from Boston instead Of Brooklyn.
Feltz has a busy future before him.
On January 3 he boxes Austin Rice al
the Criterion Club. and on the 18th he
meets Morris Rauch at the EFsex. Both
Of these clubs are in Boston.
Harry Corbett and a number OF Cal
ifornia sports have decided 70 BACK
three Of their Pacific coast champions
20 the extent OF 10000 They have
issued challenges TO match Frank Neil
and any 1l2 pounder. Eddie HanloD
and any 122 FOUNDER and Jimmy Britt
and any 100 FOUNDER
Tommy Ryan's last sale OF real estate
in Kansas City added $4,000 to his
bank account. Ryan has been fortu-
nate IN his real estate investments,
every one of which has turned out the
right way. Ryan quit the saloon bust
ness because. as he himself put lt, Il
amt intended for the business, and /
don't like Il either"
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
| IN WILL Be
dssttCORD- BREAKER
eUBLrsHuD
rouRrn ting OF Pennsylvania Leg
ature Will Be Shortest in
~ Ros,sss Sc. History Of State
F. WALTON ELECTED SPEAKER

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan e.-The eien-
nial session of the Pennsylvania ieelr-
lature. which organized today prom
ises 70 be the shortest n The siates
history 4 joint resolution was offer
ed IN the senate and house fixing the
date 0f nnai adjournment On April 70.
The Republicans. who are ia q de-
cided majority In both branches. are
pledged BY their party calcrscs %
vote for The adoption Of such a reso-
luton. This action was taken az the
request of Senator Quay. chairman Of
the Republican state committee, Who
sent a personal telegram % every sen
ator and representative. urging him
70 vote for the resolution.
The house organized az noon by the
election Of Henry r. Walton. of Phila-
delphia, as speaker he being the
unanimous choice of the Republican
members The Democrats voted FOR
Lewis AZ Castner, of Lycoming. Thom.
as IA GarYln. Of Delaware. was re-
elected chief clerk. and Charles b.
JohnstOn. OF Montgomery, succeeds
himself as resident clerk. The re
mainder OF the officers and employees
OF the house viii be selected by the
Republican slate committee. composed
OF one member from each OF the 81
congressional districts. The commit
tee win report after the legislative re-
cess
John n. Scott Of Philadelphia, was
chqsen president pro tenn Of the
scdate. be having been tho uni.
mdls choice OF last nights sen.
af3 Republican caucus The Demo
crtts voted for J. Henry Cochran. OF
Lfcoming. Edward W Smiley. OF
r FhRnlglin. was reelected chief clerk.
n Herman =. Miller, Of Harrisburg.
8 cceeda himself as senate librarian.
TM n remainder Of the officers and err
y byea Of the senate viii be selected
the Republican slate committee.
hich VIII report after the recess
IA joint resolution wos offered In
moth branches authorizing the prcaid-
) tag officers 70 appoint committee
sdrom the senate and house 10 arrange
vfor the Inauguration OF Goycrnor-clect
sPennypacker on January 20. After
the appointment OF committees 20
wait upon the governor and notify
/. him that the legislature was organized
ana ready Tor business. the governor
sent IN his biennial message.
A joint caucus OF the Republican
members OF the senate and house VIII
be held THIS evening for The nomina.
tion OF candidate for United States
senator. Boies Pcnrose. OF Philadel-
phia. will ho accorded this honor, and
hls election WIN follow At separate
meetings OF the two bodies on Janu-
AIRY 20 and al a Joint session on tho
following day. Colonel James NJ Cuff
fey, Of Pittsburg, Will be the Demo.
cratic caucus nominee for senator.
The Democratic senatorial caucus win
also be held this evening.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
Baseball

HarYard's baseball teaia will be
coached this spring by Jack Chesbro
instead OF "Cy" Young
"silk" O'Ioughlin. the umpire. has
signed an American League contract
for three years at a big figure.
Mr. Sulzer. owner of the Harlem
River Park, says there is absolutely no
truth in the statement that the Ameri-
can League is after his park.
George Davis. Leach. Warner, Dela-
hanty. Bowerman. Matthewson, Willis
and Crawford are the players who, Il
Is said have signed with both leagues.
The injuries sustained by Keeler and
Mike Kahoe recently in California have
turned ont 10 be more serious than was
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
Rowing

Columbia University proposes to
leave nothing undone this year TO turn
out a championship crew. Captain
Bartholomew has already issued his
call for candidates and the men will
report nextweek for preliminary work.
They will take q mile run in the open
every day. exercise in the gymnasium
and be put through twenty minutes
practice on the rowing machines. This
will continue until March. when the
candidates will begin outdoor practice
from their new boathouse on the Har-
lem river. Edward Hanlan will have
charge of the practice. He will be as
sisted in the institution of the novices
by several Of the older OF the Columbia
oarsmen thoroughly grounded in his
rowing principles. such as S. P. Nash,
A. 3. A. Bradley and R. P. Jackson.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

Washington. D. C.-Personally Con-
Quoted Tour, via. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad
Leave Wilmington $40 D. m., Thurs-
day, January IS. Rate. including all
expenses, 50 for the round trip. Ex-
penses include railroad fare, transfer
to hotel aud two days board at Wash
inGton. As these tour parties arc lin
tied to the available hotel accommo-
dauone and as reservations are mede
Then tickets are purchased, those IL
tending TO become members should
register at once For booklet and full
iutofmation. write or apply to B. & o.
tickft agents, or II. A. Miller, 7. p. A.,
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

DR.. Pearson was hastily summoned, and
after several hours work finally sue
ceeded in bringing him around. The
doctor stated that had Air. Harris re-
manned in the room one hour longer
all attempts to revive him would have
been futile.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
DIED

CIIAAfBERS-PA -PAPPERAIAN.-O Janu-
airy 5. 1902, by the Rev. j. Edgar Frank
lin, at No. III Washington street. Hib-
bert n, Chambers and Miss Selma, d.
Papperman both of Wilmington.
BEALE.-In Philadelphia, on January ..
isvS, Emma +. Beale, wife of the Rev.
j. Hervey Beale. of Philadelphia.
lntcrment at Christiana Del Due no.
tice Of funeral will be given In the Phila-
delphia papers.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

tUcc OpcCidi OURS 10 FlOFiQdt baltl.
timore and Ohio Railroad Only S4s
for the Round Trip From Whining.
ton AS Specified As Below
January 27. Tickets, including. in
addition to round trip railroad fare.
sleeping car accommodations and
meals en- route, Washington to Jack
sonville and return, returning leaving
Jacksonville February II.
February 10. Tickets, including. In
addition to round trip railroad fare.
sleeping car accommodations and
meals en- route, Washington to Jack
sonviiie. Returning. leave Jacksonville
February 25.
March 10. Tickets, including. in ad-
dition to round trip railroad fare.
sleeping car accommodations and
meals, Washington to Jacksonville. but
not for the return. Returning, tickets
viii be good on any regular train until
May 81, 1903.
For full detailed information and
pamphlet, call upon Baltimore and
Ohio ticket agents. OF write to H. A.
Miller II. p. A., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
psIIy Paper On arItIlh rIner.

London Jan. 0.--According 70 the
Daily Telegraph this morning, con
tracts have been completed TO start
a daily paper 10 be supplied with nows
by the Marconi system Of wireless tel
ography on board a British liner run
ming between Liverpool and New
York Publication win begin about
the end OF this month.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
Lock laM Vlctlma Increaan.

Norfolk. Va, Jan. 6.--The roll Of VIC
Tins who have met death by lockiaw
as n result Of burns inflicted by toy
pistols during tho holidays reached
~ last night. when the s-ycar-old
Frank Hume. Of Portsmouth. died
Three other deaths were reported, two
white and one colored.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
examinations Being Held

A civil service examination is being
held in the Federal Building for in
spector Of boilers in the steamboat in
spection service. The position pays
$1,000 annually.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

at first supposed. Both will be on the
hospital list for some time to come.
Comiskey. OF the Chicago American
League, has allowed the option TO ex-
plrs on the West Side grounds. Chicago,
which means that the Americans will
be found at the old stand again this
season.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
lMPALtD ON A HOOK
Terrible Accident Betans q Locs
Preacher In Laurel
sleclal % the Evening Journal

oTT"TIIT 70 TIV TINETNHN IVUTHIT-
laurel, Jan c.--1he rev. John Mitch
.ell. the local preacher. who was i'm
psled on a butchers meat hook In this
town on Sunday night. died OF his in
iuries last night His sufferings were
terrible. The hook penetrated his face
wear the rieht eye.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
How They Stand
Wilmington at Home

With Ca,mden,--Jandary q. February
a. MarcR17. With lrensoil--Janrary
f3. FAtrrpry ?. March "A. With con-
shohoe1el-January 6. February II.
March 10 With Bnrlington-January
81. February 2S. March 28. With New
York January "a, February "a, March
3. "A. Apcil "A
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
rMs FOUND pead b LoaaIna Aoun.

= W0 FuuHu Doau N Lodging Hou1o.
Philadelphia, Jan. Crank Cash
I'm, aged 40 years. compositor, and
an unknown woman we're found dead
last night IN a lodging house. The
gas Jet leading to stove was turned
on and the couple had evidently been
accidentally asphyxiated The police
DO not believe they committed suicide.
Cashim formerly resided In wilkes
barre. lie came here about two years
ago.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

Ladies'. clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. Il is not liquid:
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by L. w Woolworth & Co., Five and
Ten-Cent Store. a nj
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
THE WORLD
OF SPORT
BASKETBALL D0lEGS
Schedule for Games IN Second Series
Announced

The schedule Of the second series Of
games Of the 1e02-1e05 season Of the
National League has been announced
b. Secretary Auste1muhl. The series
calls for six games with each club,
three al home and three abroad, with
the exception Of the New York team,
which, being travelling organization,
with no home supporters, plays abroad
always The eeason will close on April
IT.
|, ~ E8f 49,. ..l-sl
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

Gold Fish Worth Seeing
At cartmelrs today. 9th and Madison.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

Diamond Council. No. s. Jr. o. T..
=. NJ. installed It's newiy-elected onl-
Gers last night