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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
ocean STEAMERS
| MEET in COLLISION
san Francisco Liner, Queen Runs Down Tramp
Ereighfer Robert AdamsOn Near West Point
D. Miles From SeaffIe---NO Lives Lost

TIE oue-ns ow-platss wsrs
twtsesi and sgrusg 80 that feet %
watsF entered her forward eonpars-
~. :, - = : & - -, 80 -. -, :. y,
slFianee 20 the Eenssssh vessel. Capt.
aahalna @AN able to lake her back
u thr Pacific Coast eeutpaufs tirf.
the ~aefFf beius flsiinped sat - the
flfshesst angsss 4aaznts,
Faur sleeping ttrrnen IN TIE fore
castle of ths AdAmsuu wefe furtgn-
at in esesaina alive. 1'hs Qussn' :
tots wnn cat throuxh within two test
~ atmnl~Y Robinson. one OF their
nunlher. who hal 20 be s'ttfieatrd by
hi4 f8atss
TIME 81 the accident The g@esn ras
A fow hung over the soanS as the
srfufnias 60 port from her regular
zAs4saf she sesaad "trip. Ga her bridge
was Psios ~. 3 feeeher. besides
Capt. Cousins. WALKING the bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
NO QUARTER WAS
GIVEN SAN MIGUEL
Details of Killing of the Famous Ladrone Scourye--
Bodv Was Dumped in Ditch

through the lines. but when caught
in the act put up plucky running
fight. lie was finally brought down
after almost all Of his bodygunrd
had been killed tits remains were
dumped into a trench without cef-
fin or the benefit Of clergy Some
important papers were found, among
them being some showing that Fin.
pinos profeaaedly loyal 10 the United
States had been Ia correspondence
with San Miguel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

- y.w errmatofy ran
- n l. NJ 10 TIE maN0t "
~ -. -. a. 81 befufx THURSDAY
- = - .s,sthlnK. and a lafxr
4 that. Is etides'sea 2,
- = ssatsment. - the efsss'
~. - IA Mll the franchise tef
81 ! =. Aver a. u vas gfenssa'
~ =. =, Z .s,,em8n talk about town
ysw Is not tbs emily MN
~ ! ..sn ne hln maaaes ie the
~ z sss,s have scen y ana are
~ "a tesse others are vel
~ =, ssot',s. some Of them he
- .,'relsia' ui.e have nssd their
- VI. 3 hsip pass the feW IRAN
- ..,..h.Y certain that four
= s.s.,.a are IS % NJ = hei,le 70
- - tssnsn~s. a. thst some
49, 49,. - - sl.<s slniied At the HaAn-
4 ~. s's - ssn,e has been essn-
|sss n : =. =. y, s.ssFupt,ea 0t,vs have
- 80 pe talksnE. ana hener
:. = - : xsirkz q ihS PIX scheme
II N,lsk nAis Fahile.
b ~. -. - furnished re star with
- n esFaasn ofaletals who
~ ala - greatly beneiitsd
i fssx o&eehiee.
Il (, -.a-ze ~ lkss ~ Investors u
sAxp u Yaw. Then the name
<sw 4 Riushsrt lcquueiimanl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
MARINE NEWS

Steamer CITY Of Seattle sailed lasi
night faf Juneau she carried ~
passengers ard hsf usa@l amount q
ssS Sgts -, 49, 80 :. 49,. - - ~ .. =
fsFaT rRfaHae ue-=ffHrst tftsfts go
steamer oanfa AZ Victoria 2. G sna
shs uagaf faftion % her cfeN are
iikeIs g desert Ia this tart, The
chief reason for fhe dsssrtiops IL
that sailors On FAesic coast ana fsu-
get Hnuaa hoatn fvcsiSm histst
wages than At any ether rlscs ~ TIE
vrorfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
THE IRISH
LAND BILL

LONDON. May 4 IL the house of
remuloas lhis Afternoon the secre-
taty ~ ireland FORMALLY moved the
Irish sand bin Ia 4 second reading
jeitr lsaAzHond. the ifish leader. said
the n4fieuailSta aRrusd with the
government on many puints 81 the
Uses fuf1. bur ne thnuEAi the hiii
neasiea . feN changes The meas
ATE h. asia. offered unparalleled ops
part unity for securing social peace
~ ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
RACE WAR

NusKoGEE. 1 T.. May ts-un-
less federal dsputien are sent 10
Bragg, 1 A.. whefv . race War u
SUPPRESSED 60 be raging. hloadshod
mas Occur, The telephone sire 90
braEAH has been cut Al the iant
aeeouut the negroes had the upper
hand. Every aeHfo Ia the vielnlty
4 armed. The whites are coNed.
The trouble VAS caused b. an at
tempt ~ anr~e warrants on negroes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
LANCER MUST
SERVE TIME

BERLIN. May the Court Of
Appeals today handed down "A de-
eision IN the case Of J. j LanEsri
the American Nice consul Who WAS
sentenced 20 three days impTlsons
fnent for alleged diaeourtcrF % Of
fleiaiH II VAS decided thai the con-
sal u not immune from arrest and
nlM.I aafAa the aanianar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
MONTH or APRIL
RAM AND COLD

The month % April rast was .
pretty month. dsstite the fact that
TIRE meteorological summary pfsf@s .
81 hv the local United States
weather bgtcaa shows that their
wefe but sia clear days during fhs
month There Werc rs partially
siouay dsyn aud ts DAYS during
whtch .ei inch or mafN rain fell
Tlsr tatsi precipitation during the
month vas bot - Inches. almost
the low feeori
The fepaFt also shows that this
has hsen = backward upftna. The
mean temperature II A. the lowest
f0r utns years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

- rzzsns cesss Steamship
|uvs-rs san Traressss hner
- enlntsf WITH ths slx British
IS. -. : q .ssAi asa<s5fas .ossN
- sr-.snssr isqo-Ft elass-0's -
trssct yesterday r-crnszf or 80
~ rvsss Hxhsnouss. drsviax q
Nm ~ wis. sna q Feet ioss n
= ~ bow Of the latter vesssf
&s6fs the Asamson w2s lnaasa
IA ~ SO feet % humber from
In skl<lsy 70 nasncs kyr@~
~ ~ Der ssfeas until sns
- ) s<<Sss 81 shs sandy ssss
ma 40 nsssAoass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
SHOT BY
HIS WIFE

nf1FrAIo, N. Y. May 4--John
e,negeiIs. lumber maRnnte and min.
l,,g man was shot by his wife this
afternoon In the Prudential building
aua aeri0ualy wounded Divorce proc
oen4lnna have been pending for HeN-
sral wears between the couple, Cos
,elio IL well known In the Northwest,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
THE RIGHT
OF COURTS

81. LOUIS. Mo. May A--Aftsr
two decisions 10 the contrary in
teuth Cafuiinh ana Caitfes ada, Guit-
ed States District Judge Adau4a hA.
held The states supreme and nu-
plate c0affn are authorized 10 ia +.
tufaa ftne aft~na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
DUNSMUIR
MINES ALL
TIED UP

VICTORIA. u. G. May "a
strike has been declared at the Cum
eerinnd coal mines IA sympathy with
the Extension mine strike. All the
bunHWuir mines are thus closed
The Wen announce that they Will tie
un The lrhnaIlnIlHIlnn ~ nnhI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
FAMILY
BRUTALL-Y
BUCHERED

ST. PETERSBURG. MAJ t-Ths
Nerblussha states that fusfchant
named Toxiech together with HE
wife ard eight children. have been
,wurtefed after first being horribly
maitrentcd. The police have no
trace 81 the perpetrators of the
gfifue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

and companies of the National
Quad 1-he drive ended 1T the
Denver club, where the president
.nd hla uafty were entertained at
luncheon. Covers were laid for sew
eral scores Of guests. among whom
were state and city officials. prom.
inent members Of the Commercial
club and other distinguished citizens
n the city. After luncheon the
president and HIS party we're escort
ed 10 the state capitol where TN
president delivered brief address 70
one 81 the largest crowds ever as
ssrnbied in Denver. Promptly on
schedule time, two hours and a-half
after reaching the city. the prssi-
Dental party departed for Banta re-
Albuquerque and Aher points en-
route 20 Southern California
LiMoN. Colo, April t.-Presldent
Roosevelt ate breakfast with n
bunch of cowboys at Hugo this
morning The cowboys appeared nj
the station with n chuck" wagon
m which was n whole beef roasted.
In addition 10 this they had sew
erai packs Of boiled potatoes aud a
wash boiler fuil Of coffee. The Pres
dents train was scheduled 70 stop
only two minutes at Hugo.
"Awfuliy sorry that haven't time
10 eat with you bo<r," said the pres.
ident.
Chuck wagon right here" said
one man.
That LOOKS 20 good. I cannot re-
SYST ~ exc ..aimed tho President sn'
iorthWii~ Jumped from the car fol
NE P.sF0n. lie ate q chunk OF roas
" mt and drank two big cups o
. coffee.
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hulk AZ a distance Of about three
miles. II could be seaa that she
had been beaehsd. Two small boats
could also be seen lowering about
the wreck. AZ there did not seem 10
be oause 10 fear that the crew were
IN any immediate need Of assistance
the la Conner was held GA her
course aud made all speed 90 this
city 20 report the occurrence.
Tugs are now on the way 90 the
scene OF the wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
arHrltA Eaom vALn1s

sf=rfs7sf Bertha arrived fssisa al
des thls morning with 5 passengers.
inriefing w. A. Alternately. q. 1.
Wiiloushhy and ave others who are
heavily intsFsHted IN oil land a,
KAYAK The Bertha left vaidcs
Aprii 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
POPE TO SIT
FOR PORTRAIT

ROME. May III h stated that
the Pope has consented to give sit
ungH for portrait Of himself which
he Will present Ia King Edward ~
nemento OF the latters visit 10 the
vatican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
sol olGRs FoR ALASKA

A detachment q 80 men % %. ].
Thiffssuth infantry in charge 81
lieut. wektheraii ~ho have hsssi
statsansa At Angel island. San I'ran
cisco. arrived here last Night Thsy
Nlii % 20 FeFt f.lseuHas nsar Naidsa
on the steamer Meme City. naiiinx
Mhy A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Lstsf-=Adylesa from Ballard indi-
cate that the burning ship seen and
reported by Captain Hyef Of the
steamer f.ac0nnsf r. in all probable
hy an old hulk that was towed to
Meadow Point from Ballard where IL
Was 10 be burned and wrecked for
the old iron contained IN 10. This
work was probably IN progress when
the I@hcounsT sighted the fire from a
distance Of three miles off shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
HAS NEW MAST

GLASGOW. May THE Sham
rock III Wiii leave the dock today.
repairs 10 her rigging being com
pIeted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
BANK ClEARlNGS

fs4nk rfsarinas taaaT fTsz. ses
Same date a year age sss.zss
ines~ass s.....t.ti.t.ste
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-.,seAsr-Fsle tonight and toner.
gGAfe..ss ,,sss nsrth~ss' ssi"d''
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Evening journal., 1903-11-06
SHERIFF. SALES.


SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE or a
wri, OF Levari Facias, 10 me directg,u n.
Viii be exposed 90 public sale u- Wv
Court House. ON Market street hetNt.n
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in me c.e4
oi Wilmington. New Castle county
Sawe OF Delaware,
on SATURDAY ~
THE .ist DAY OF NOVEMBER, lsv5'
at n o'clock e.. M.
The following described real estate VIZ.
Ar thlt certain Tot or parcel oi ldhu
situate 10 the ciiy Of WI ington oiyrt-
said with the Mansion House anu oi.e5
buildings thereon crecied ana poNHoS1
and described as follows TO wit:
HesirnWg al q POINT on the sout.iet.s
side of Bccct stree dt .he distance of one
hundred and ten feat eastcrly from the
corner formed 10y ihc intersection OF tns
said souihcrly side OF Beech street Win
the slid castcriy side of Clayton street,
thence aoulhcry parallel with Clay tQn
street four hurdred and five feet tn tae
oncned at niry-ieof wi'ie and called 1tk
street; thence eas;cry along tho said
norther'v sidc of OK street TWO hundred
and FORTY feet to the westerly side OF
Rodney street. 10 he opened ul sixty icet
wide. thence by the said westerly side of
Rodney street ncrtheriy four hundred
and five feet to the said soui herly SIDE
crlv cwO hundred and forty fcct 70 the
place of beginning. be the contents there
OF wh0' hev may.
Seized and taken IN execution os the
nropsitv % Affred q. McCaus and ano
ir i70hrth G. McCausard his wife. NOR.
rasors ana larrck Fancy ..t- anu 70
ENMIT F. sTlpHAM. sheriff.
Sho~iWs Offce. Wilmington. DoioW-'.t .
November y 1908.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
SHERIFF SALES

lrRlFFs sAI.E.-RY VIRTUE or a
nrit OF LcVan lacias, 70 me ulleo su.
Nau De exposed lu public tAle Hi cue
Court House un Market street. ntNW' th
Tenth and Eleventh streets, 20 the Guy
of Wiminp,ont New Casae county
statc OF Delaware.
or SATURDAY,.
rIr glst DAY or NOVEMBER. 1903,
at ID O'clock a. ui
ne following described feai csi9se' 't-i
an tfar c,r1n l0. or riece et i.AlH Misn
na tvo-slCly brick house erec'ed tnsfep
Iiuq.e iu thc city OF Wilmington aiorc-
sal bounded and described as ioioN-.
% wit:
Begirnins al p point on the easter.
In of DUPONT street one hu.drei and
ftr-two feet soufheriy from the s1u-hcr-
side of Ninth street, 4henee ct5uffN
rlrlilel. With N'rfh street and PASS me-
thrlaeh the certrc Of an alley ,wo feet
o. width fenty-iNc feet 90 q corner;
% ncc soutacrly parallel wtfn Dupont
rect fourteen feet 90 3 corner; thence
Nta.eriy parallel N.h Ninth street seV-
-i.N-lvc icet 90 said SIDE Of Dupont
sfreet thence herewith northerly four
ieen feet 90 the place of beginning, he the
pcntcris whai theN may.
sazed ami taken In execution ms the
property Of Daniel McKenncv and Mary
A. his wife. norteagors. and % he sold
BY
EMAflT T. STIDHAM. sheriff.
Sherins Office. Wilmington. Delaware.
November 3. 1908.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
SHERIFF SALES.

5WFRIFFS SALE.-BN VIRTUE or a
writ of LcVari FaCias. 10 me directed.
Will be exposed 10 public s.de at the
Court House Un Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. iu the city
of Wilmington. New Castle county,
state OF Delaware,
on SATURDAY
THE ust DAY OF NOVEMBER 1908.
ut n O'Clock u m..
he following described rea estate. VIZ.
An that certain lot, piece OF parcel Of
and Situate in the city OF Wilmington.
ouwiy of New Casle and Statc OF Deia-
ware. and known as Lot No l6 Section
D. on plan of the Creston Land and I'm
prov emcnl Company, bounded and de-
crihed as follows. TO wit.
Beginning at "a point on The westerly
Side of TNvenfy-fourth street at the d.s
ancc of one hundred feet northerly from
he northOflN side of jefferson street
hence westerly parallel with IcdUrsoi
street eeVenty-hvc feet Eve inches TO
corner: thence nor,herly and parallel witt
fWcrly-fOurih street twenty-threc Zee
nine inches TO corner: thence eastcri'
nd parallel with jefferson street seventy
I've feet five Inches 20 the aforesaid west
rly side OF TWCnty-iourth street. am,
hence thcrehy southtrly twenty-thre'
Get rlue inches 10 the place of beginning
.a ihc contents thoreOf what they mny.
Seiacd and taken iu execution ns th
property OF Emma Y. Poole au1 Cllrenc
b. Poole. her husband morteagors. cn.
samuel S'c4nucr. IT,. ana 10 bo sod b|
EAiMrT 4. sTiDHAM, sheriff
ehsrln'sf office Wilmington Delaware
N9vemher 3. 1908.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
DISCUSSION OVER
CUBAN TREATY
Interesting Development As
to How Congress Will
Treat 1t
SOME BELIEVE IN RESOLUTION

washington. Ncv. e.-There werf
rcmc interesting aevoiepaents as
he method Of congressional proceiu
the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Tn
reaty Was amended by the scnat
lding the words "This treaty shei
ct tahe effect until the same she
ave been approved by the congreza
Il hes been generally supposed tina
joint resolution or bill approyi-
lo treaty would be ali that was neces
ary. but members of the house On
ONE senators take On entirely die.
lt view. They say that a bill mus
passed reducing the duty on Il.
aroducts Of Cuba and that every pr
sion affecting duties mast be enacte.
the lasisiation.
Representative Tawney, Of Riisrouf
no was leader OF the 8oplhlt.
lirority that opposed the reciproCit
p in the iast congress. said that q
revision requiring ccngrcasicnai q
-oyal when inserted in the trcat
fs known by him to be detective az
lca TO constitutional objections
SIR TaWEey contends that %
9se the treaty by q simple reeolIti
auld be void. and asserts that
IT prcviglcn g. tho trc7ty is m
mo-c saan a pledge Of the
tn of tie government that tae
on sugar shall not be chan
clng ,ho iife OF tie treaty
id BIN. he contends, can abro
IS measure.
Generally the senators believe O.
eimple resolution OF approval wo
an ihat Is necessary, but so
'nators, notably Senator Teller
9lcr2do, think that If approval
tempted in any such form #
aise q constitutional question who
m cause a long debate in the Sc.
lie. sepator Teller expects that a
whole tariff question will be openo
% for discussion by the Cuban mca
IRE and that it win be well into tt
regular session before action on q
matter Is taken by the senate.
Representative Hayne. Hemenwe
Dalzell Tawney and Mann confer
with Mr.. Cannon on the form OF
proposed Cuban legislation. Later
Cannon said the matter would be q
termined by the ways and means co.
mittee. Mr. Payne, who is to
chairman OF that committee. said
could make no definite statemo
about the form Of the legislation uu
he had consulted all the mombers ,
the committee, but II was his opini,
that the measure in form would be
bin rather than a resolution. as
did not see how the house could q
otherwise.
Senator Allison said he believed t
Cuban treaty would be made operativ
by joint resolution. He cited O.
method adopted by congress In rel
ton to tho Mexican treaty rs prcc
dent
The special committee appointed q
the senate at the last session to pr
pare financial bin to be submit
for consideration of the 5Sth sesei
Of congress- has not prepared a dra
Of IT'S ideas. and Senator Allison saI
he does not look for much fnanci,
legislation
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

eIrRfFt"S SAfF.-BY WRITE or a
writ of LeVari facias go me directed
Win be exposed 90 public sale ut ihC
Court House ON Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the c,ty
of Wilmington. New Castle counrN
Siltc of pcaware.
ON SNTlrpDAN
THE 2lsf DAY OF. NOVEMBER. 1903
at n o'clock a M.
ne following described rtai estate. viz.
Ai Thar ceri1.r log of l0ud eimatad i'
hs citv Of Wlimineton. Now Castle un-
and State Of Delaware. houldcd tn,
Described as roloNs, to VII;
gerlrnlne ag a point on afe acn.htrlt
le of T'N rd street as nr lietfnpn rf
trc hundr and Nffv-giV fCct and tom
she's eaeterly from the aaa.e~iv sido of
i sn,harl atroo and runntnv thence c1af-
ny with said s'oe OF 'rnlrd street th'r,v-
onr feci .c a stake' thence nor.hcr'y ana
oraNsl with lowh7ri srfT einh We x
act and fo,ir Inches 60 corner. thence
westerly and Dlreic WIN Thi'd strcc'
Hrlv-four fco 60 arc'her corner and
hencc thereby sou.herlv parallel WITH
omhgr1 street erh v-sfX feet feur
inches fo tha --rthrr'v ide OF rh'r'
rrre- ard place of hrrnn n1 De shc COM
ents wh1f fhav nav iog her wh aif
nd SINGULAR fhe hprlref engines. hlt'-
fe mafiNupry 1rl 1V-nre OF every k'n1.
ezfd and rafen D. oNfcu-i1n ae fhe
roncrfV of ilr'es u. Carter mortrlea-.
rd i.t grr % ho sod hv
T'NfNUT p rTlnHAM eheriC.
7her ms office Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
WANT MORE LIGHT

Residents Of Scott and Liberia
streets are complainins about the poor
lighi in that section. They want an arc
iieht os il is so dark at nights the
residents are afraid 70 venture out of
their houses. Within three mon his
i'vo women have been assaulted near
the bridge rnd on Friday night iasf the
wife ef oae ef ihe foremen nt BAN
croft's mills was approached b5 a man
who attempted to take her pockethook.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
Wnser Witoh Readina Room.

The Water witch Fire Company.
reading rnoin is growing in popularity
Many leading citizens of that vicinit,
are nightly visitors 10 the engine housi
and enjoy reading the magazines tha'
are always on hand. Among the lat,
donations that Chairman John b. Tay
ior of the litere lure committee re
ceived is the Christian Herald Library
The library consists of twelve volume
with red covers and case to match.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
NOTICES.

NOTICE TO sPCRTSMEN-The sea
son for shooting rabbits and quail
opens on the 18th of November aud
closes on the SYST Of December. Partie
shooting cut of season VIII he vigorously
Prosecuted The Delaware Game Pro
tctive Association, J. Danforth Bush,
Secretary. eod-novI5
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS

Boys Clothing, that fits,
Boys Clothing that is stylish.
Boys Clothing that wears wen.
Boys Clothing that costs less
because it wears longer and
looks better. We carry New
York makes that we have
handled for years. because thew
are up-to-date in style and cost
no more than ordinary cloth
ing. Some novelties in Little
Boys Overcoats Just in at
moderate prices, SO. S4 and IS.
and made just like the high
priced ones. Special values In
$3.50 and SO School Suits sor
Boys, to 16 years.
Open Tuesday and Saturds ?
nights.
Jas 7. MuIIin & Sons,
9th and Market.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
FOR SALE OR RENT.

For SALE-An old established baker,
at Marcus Hoos, Pa, late Of Frcder-
lea Achenbach, deceased, two horses,
two wagons. good will, stock and fix
lures; low rent Apply TO Theo lore
Steel. Admir-, 1906 Market ST., Phila-
delpma, Pa. or his attorney, Orlabdc
Harvey, Chester, Pa. n7bt
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
NOTICES.
REMOVALS

John F Mclaughlin, Gopss.ole fopna'i3
with Justice A. c. Pyle sos Shipley St
has moved his office TO No. T.. Gun d.,
with Justice Geo. III. ROLLS. oct27-2w
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
loSI ANp FOUND

T OSr-On Thursday evening bunch ot
fau. keys between 4th aud Market
and 9th and Madison St,. Reward II re-
turned to Evening Journal Office.
oct 5o-ti
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

The pidowcr and bachelor classes In
the United States Senate are fast be-
coming extinct Ike the Populist and
the buffalo
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

ONE of the leading Clothing Houses
viii sell clothing, etc, for men and
boys 10 reliable parties on weekly paw
mcnts at strictly cash prices Address
Clothing, Evening Journal Office.
oct2o I'm
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

EOR SALTs-A tract OF thirty-six acres
of cultivated land at Ceutreville, Del
IN Kennett Turnpike. having a present
,nd increasing value there being severa
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co., Trustee.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

FOR -Enterprisc, Universal aud
Russ xin Food Choppers, Meat Cut
tiers. Lard Presses Wine Presses, Raisin
Sceders, Meat Juice Extractors, Clothes
Wringers. WOODWARD & BRO, sos
Market street. Il
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

EOR SALE -Bricklavcrs. Carpenters
Gardeners. Machinists', Plasterers'
stone AIasons' and Contractors Tool
llne Building Hardware. WOODWARD
& BRO. 3o3 Market street
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

EOR SALE-The best house is always
cheapest Bring your family to in
spect the new dwellings on Taylor ST
near Lombard Open day OF evening"
until S o'clocs. Thomas II. Me vim,
s25 L. 9th ST octi7-Im ed
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
FoR -
Adams A. G. to Play Nov Castle.

The Adams A. 4. football ccam wiA
Play the strong New Castle High School
i.1f.. On The Military Ac9demy aroinis
tomorrow afternoon. A good game b ex-
--.-ad
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

FOR SALE-4o acre farm, three miles
from city on Concord Turnpike.
Land in highest state of cultivation.
Buildings IN gna-l-e--rdition This land
s..,s iiHs as any in the state. Charles {
Kurt. ioiI Market ST. Opposite Court
rfooseY oct2o-eod
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
Oockstader's Theatre.
Seventh and shipley streess.

THIS WEEK.
Nine of the best acts in vaudeville.
Frank white and Lew Simmons. in Get
in de Band Wagon" John and Lillian
Hoover. comedy Juggling; Murray Fergu-
son, Alma Jupree q Co.. Training a
Husband;" Tally-Ho Duo; Leonard &
Leonard; Clara Rogers and LAttle Mar
guerette; Hoppe. the Hoop Roller; the
Kineuograph; Humes, Ross & Lewis the
Duke and the Heiress.
10, 20, 80 cents. 2.15 and Sis.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

EOR sALE-"Rogers" Tiiple-plated
Dessert, Tea and Table Spoons
Oyster and GRAVY Ladies', Dessert and
Medium Knives. Butter Fruit Pie and
Orange Knives Carving Sets Ceuuloid,
Ivory. Pearl and Rubber-handle Knives
and Forks. WOODWARD & BRO. sos
Market street.
Evening journal., 1903-11-06
wANTED

WANTED you want a situauon'
Try ''rhc Evening Journal want
column Telephone your order ID *
a., o75; Delnarvia, 47o octi3-u
WANTED. D.-Girl wants place upstairs
work. Cali "a Carpenter Street
nov5-3t
Evening journal., 1903-11-06

B00Ms FoR RENT WITH BOARD
Two GENTLEMEN can secure board
in quiet home in Newport. al
dress Home, Newport Del oct27eoi-5'