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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
The Dnwn Of Christmas.

Christmas day begins In the middle
Of the Pacific ocean on the one hun.
dred aud cightlcth parallel OF latitude.
and there Is where Santa Claus starts
and ends his great and only journey OF
the year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
nhsiInnir-

Magistrate lStcrnlyl Didn't tell YOU
wanted YOU 10 come before me again?
Prisoner Yes. sir hut couldn't
mako the policemen believe it.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Fisbed For "a Compliment and Got ~.

Alice docking at her portrait)-Don't
you thinG that Mr.. Van Brush has
managed to make rather n pretty pic
turc of me?
Edith-Ics. hc really has. What a
remarkably clever artist he is,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Hmm md strings.

"IIc g",ms 90 think he's winner
with the GIRLS"
"Ncs, lac thinks hc knows the ropes"
81 guess tIHIs why it's 81 easy ca,
them to set him ON strng. ."-rhlia
dclphia Ledger
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
PxopArr CLERKS oyrIcs,

Scituate, X. l., Dec, n. 1908.
All persons interested iu the considera
tiou OF the appointment of an Administrators
ON the estate of stephen Rowe, lnte Of
said SCituntc, deceased, are hereby notified
to attend n Probate Court on Saturday,
January y, 1904, At O'Clock =. NJ, at the
Probate Court Room In said sCituate, and be
heard thereon. By order OF said Court,
HENRY II. POTTER,
st. Probate Clerk,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

A Christmas Festival was held at the
Olneyvil.e Day Nursery on Delaine 81.
Tuesday afternoon. Seventy five chill
dren enjoy ed the occasion immensely.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
PROBATE CLHeK'S OFFICE. /

SCItuUIr, N. T., vtt, =, IS5
All persons interested In the coz asidera
tion of the probate OF an instrument In
writing purpOrting to be the last ~ill and
testament OF Benoni =. Waterman, late OF said
citunte, deceased, aro hereby notified 10
attend Probate Court on Saturday, Jnnu-
Rry p, 1904, Mt / o'clock =. NJ, Rt the Pro
bate Court Room In said Soituate, and e
heard thereon,
By Request,
HENRY H. POTTER,
30. Probate Clerk
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

John McGlinchey is in hts new store
on Plaintield street ready and willing to
do all tn, business that comes along.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

1t isrl mored that Dr. w. II. Pierce
will soor occupy the Office in the Taber.
nacle Building to be vacated by DIR. al.
B MilaT
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Merry ChTistmn

b nrlrr an. b." merry all!
With holly dress the festive hall:
Prepars The song. the feast. the ball
To welcome merry Christmas.
w r. Spsncex.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

Try the TIMES Office when you want
any job printing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
To Cure A Cold In cre Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablet,
AL druggists refund the motey ifit faii.
to cure 4. w. Groves signature is on
each box. age.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

John O'Donnell, the insurance man,
has die ributed handsome Russia
leather lound pocket calender among his
Custome s.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

BE neither ignorant nor careless with
respect to tho ruturc.-Nirgil
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

TO LET-oo Ralph ST., four rooms on
first floo with two attic rooms Apply al
81 Lowe | Ave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

A Christmas cantata will be rendered
Sunday evening at the Plainiield St.
Church.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

Miss Cunninghams millinery store,
near the Olneyville Post Office has been
sold to Eoston parties
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

The Spring term of the State Normal
School egins on February Sth.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

The funeral services OF VIM. Il.
annex. were held yesterday at his late
residence, ISl Laurel IIill Ave.
Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oil large bottle
soc; Pure Cod Liver Oil, 4oc and 7Sc.
lung protectors, lScr 5ocn 7Sc. and Sii
chamois vests, ladies' and gents, all
sizes, 81 Isl paper vests, all sizes, ladies
and gents, soc. hot water bags, quart,
5oc.; White Pine Cough Syrup, large
bottle, 23c pure rock candy, ISc. per Id.
Byron a. Smith, prescription druggist,
10 Oneyyille Square
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.

e. r, SIBLEY. Proprietor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
Me0 eu Sypriinfelie al /

aNeo eu Sornt11tel1e at 1,O4O
Gage in0trof forleoen iii Beaumont,
Gen berp1nte Stiebp / Sefjos, ct
SeT11borletog Ser ben S. September
1900 bar ofgooet fra @olpelton. Sen
nnbr11e Sag raie0e Sen forfar6elige
Sforln, Set 6befag6e Set bolpe Gal
ra1ton og folte0e @u1toreoer al Men-
l1elfer 2ipef. 8oneltrefningen, ser
poo ct lengere Stpffe fpres Longs
mes @aoets Spit, blep fuloltnn6ig
poelogt al Sc raien6e @plger; ogiQo
ct Sog fom in0 Bette &aos, og Sler-
tallet at &aslagererne omfom. 5t=
Sen fin 9og bar Soget ligget pao
6en g6elogte Sernbanel trefning, iom
imiblerti6 mt ct bleben iitonoiot, og
set iamme 2ofomotip, Der fin ifieb=
meipan9re 9ag fraf &oget 16 fra
@albelton, Tebte MI forle6en Sc al
8an6et og @tnb og SEER iterft me6>
tagne Sernbanebogne in6 til @eau,
montS @anegoar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
Dr.. Niles Anti-poin pills,

etburtiet ftffert os paalibelist Meibbel for fpa elfer
nerppB 9ppebpiue. R~pgfmerter. Robepine, MeuraIgia,
gtrbsiitet Srritobilitt, gppuIssbeb, @igt, Gciattca.
Subebplber bnertet Opium eaer Meortn % ~efterlaber
insen feutue Gfterpirfntnger. IS Dpts Csc. gaa
apDtbeter euer ienbes at 9r. RiIes. MebieaI.
3d., Gfhdrt SSSubiara.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
Sire &errer gaQr inb paq

&otel, u6en at nogen at 6em for en-
Gent / 2ommen. De letter fig re0,
ipiier flot, 6riffer eo0t og gibe1 Jig
6enpaa til at ipille. 0g 90 Sc ON
Mftenen gaar beres @ei, bar Sc life
laant &enge og beller i lite %iitiaalet %
beller lite fauet noget foreret. MI,
5ligebel bar bber at benz 3 Dollars |
2onrmen !.
9et foritaar leg Hifffe...
Set bar Ml1iifa1terre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

9pDsaIb Braftiierenot
2Gge / &isbenbopn, S. 8. Soft pac
Mprrebro folot 6po ON, rant al e,
@%jertel1ag.
&reaturbon6ler Sofpbien, tbs:
liaere 9ireftbr for Slogteriet So
nio" / Slagelle. .er 6po pno @ptel
Eoltgoorben / Slagelie rant al ct
@iGrteIog.
= Sl1tenoant / Sppnrnct @ern=
borb %ii6e.m Soroening CT ofgooet
peo Gpbe,t. Sorhaning, iom por fdbt
1871, blsp i 1860 an lot / Morinen
og bonbe alt loo tie11t / 6crr1e t 43
Mur.
= gn / @on6elsfre6ie oelfienot
Monb, 5fibspropinnterin:2sb olrf<
Ter, Sborpol6 Mpllcr, Molborg, CT
ppo plltolcl1g at ct 9IGrte1lng.
- Sfi6s6pgme1ter g. 2ppe paa
6eliingbr 5fibspnrft ct pln6lelig
ofgooet be6 9p6en.
- Snlpeftgr beo set fomunale
Sfo(ebnl en / &iebenbopn, Gono.
mag. g.. g. @orgen ct efter lGngere
1ios Spg6om nfgaoet tne6 9p6en.
- 8~yroo6sme6lem, Malermelter
Carl &onien / @beltoft er 500, 81
slur galnmel.
5lagt e er 90 ags
en- @eigoor6en pe0 Mal<
borg. iom ti6ligere 6rep en- meget be-
tp6elig Slogterf orretning / Mol6org,
og / Sen icnere Sis Ell flor &rea1l1r<
efsport, far fortobt lit Stem % 9a1,
Set nnoer loaoonne Smltnnoigbc0er,
at Set er lonOlpnligt, at Fan fife mere
SENDER tilboge. Ser er nen1lig rejlt
Mnf(oge mo0 bom for 8eOrogeri, og
ban citcripJieS iom 6plge 6eraf at
Nolitiet. @nor Mugn,si len for s.
SEN CT, pe6 inaen. Ser liges, at bon
lfal rnre let / @omborg. :@pi5 Set
pas er. fan bon 10 ubmnrfet MT bere
Set n1eite al Gejen til Mn1erifu, ba
en fprlt 1fete IA Gage efter
6o1s 6oripinben.
Get 8ebrngert, bporf for Magnlts=
Ien Ell ligtet, Ifal bere beaooet paa
fplgen0e Moo6e. @an, ser - lom
- brep cit itgrre &reotnrefs-
ortfprret11ing, far / ct o%olborg1f
@engeinitit1tt tr1tffet @efsler poo f.
ne Gorbinbeller / &ombong til 8eto=
al Sc @reatltrer, fan fiebte /
aalbnrg. O1s1e Sransafttoner 1ar
5an 6rebet / ct &or Star, og &efsler.
ne bar bibtil bleoet prompte betolte.
Sc iioite b1eb 6erimpo life bonorere-
>e. og beo en- l1n6eriggelie pi1te set
Jig ioo, at Magnuslen iIet ingen
bar ien6t til fine 6orbin-
Sen iioite Gang. San far
@efsIer poa Sem, men bor
tltffet Eenge1e / 2ommen. Set &c.
pb. ban poa Sen Moa6e far tillbe=
get Jig, onoroger ca. $4,000 SIR.
Nagn1slen far efter sigelt0e EFT me-
Jet betp6elig @jel6 / Malborg. San
)oboe liffert ct betD6eligt @ontontbc<
.pb meo fig, 6a fan forlo6 2on6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

5r9gte1ige pIogerb sis.
le heen6e, plogen6e @uoipg6omme.
@ler en- ense poo 2i6elien. @oan's
O1ntnrent hsrerer. Sooes / allie Mpo.
tbeter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

Drgbt pe1 g n 5
I g.. timber ct Sorbenpeir log
2pnet mes bps 5meb Mtffellen / SIC.
len Sogn pab Struer. Smeo6en,
bans Cater o. @ige bleb rant al
9pnet. Ni9en blep Drnbt paa Ste=
Set, me6ens Sc to ol16re fom I'll 2iDe
igjeu.
/ en- flog $ nno G1
Nusnnano poo Mprfe 0farf bar for
Iencn / TnrO mab at grape &artofler
up i lin @ope, 81 bans Tile 9unn pi<
henbe % flpntc1lNe fom zen til bom,
fprl noa1ht flcrc 8o1gc, men fcr1
ltrofs otter lige uIpffe(i9 tilboge.
Monhen flun0e MI f%prltoo, at Der
mooite prrs nngei gult pon Trr0c
% fulgte efter @unbat gien1aem' Ell
+, lille Sllt1t op / Sfobbrpnet, beor Ser
mpbte bom ct rebielsful0t SDn;
hans otteoorige Sp11, ser bar le11ot
u6 for al flptte beres So, bang be-
pi6i tlps / &ntpjref 11b ober Ell Brat
! Sfrnnt. me6ens @oen ito6 bag ct
Srn ppenfor Gfrenten % bol6t
igien, for life at bttbe trltffe1t mcb
res / Sl1tgten. S en- Sart fit Sabe<
rem Sgiret ifaoret ober, Sgnnen b.
let op og befriet fra S9iretv Ser mes
Ell 9effe tpor logt omfrtng 2tpet, ioo-
lebes at 9rengen bopbe bengt me6
@opehet nebob % bar felt rps, op=
bonner | Mniigtet % me6 bibt n6ipi(e-
Sc Zine. 9rengen fom 1og for
holoSpis bl1rtig igien til @e1terne
og fprtolte, at Fan bap6e ilooet Spi=
ret on1fril1g 9icet for bebre at bol0e
Seen, % bo Fan pas lere0e Sreet, Ser
hbnlpebe Jig 11o ober SIngten, bar
Fan c,1tret ub poo CIT al Stomn1arne
for ct bicr1e Jig Ell &jrp, men @oen
bopoe 81 rpffet / Spiret, bporpe6 han
tobte 9iaenGaten og itprieoe poo So
heoet mes S(ngtel, bnorfro Set bc6
eaen @1Glp por bom 1lnr1li1t at font
NE op igien.
Sloebranbe. l1r0er ct
bef1igt Soroenbejr fog 2pnet mes
Sors Morteniens @oor6 Sorne poo
Tpen. l1obpgningerne neobrnr6te
3 @elte, 4 &per lamt al Sen
in5able6e se6 og al 2gspre bren1.
te.
@oelSmon6 Sens Seniors @te6
poo &roa Morf i &eoeritrup @ogn
beo @iborg er ful6itenoig ne6-
bren6t. Set o,,toges, at Sl6en CT
opltoaet be6 @agning.
- &reaturbanbler @osleffS @ien-
Don't / Sfibe er ful6iten6ig ne6-
brenot. Sl6en o%ntages opitaoet
at en- Sjenelteptge paa tit
far fol tet cit bren6en1e
fra Jig, og at sen er fall
BEN ne6 I set lttette @ulb oq hor
- &e6 @aorben u&oiten6ol" pe6
Citation ne6bren0te TO
Suite. S Set enc inDebrnn6<
te ca. 80 Spin og / Set on6et breno-
te en- 9el in0oplet Slug. @aor0en
al &roprieter &grbpe. SI6en
en- file 9rengs Seq me6
&~isienbierg &ro 9enrbe6en al
er totolt n%eobrnn6t. Sl6en
ct %formentlig poalot al cit @oga<
BOND.
- Miels @ooeS @oor6 vMgr.
/ Moobierg be6 &olltebro er
n%eobrn11bt bc6 2pnne0i lag. Sn1=
rent bele Mblen bar i116bbitet og
brnn6te ligele6es brnr1ote set me1te
og 2dspre. S @olitebro fog
mes / ajpbmon6 S. 6. Boul>
lens @oorb poa @eiterga0e og o1ret=
tehe @fobe pno en- Sforl item og Sag
perfet.
= Gibogoor6 pe6 9ronningl11no,
ser eies al @o6seier Seiien, er ne6-
bren0t be6 2pnne0i1ag. @omtlige
l16bDgntnger ne6bren6te.
= timber ct Itemf Eorbenbeir log
2Dnet ne6 / @oar6en uMellemmarfs>
bolm" / @eien Sogn. l16buiene
mes olt set in6biergebe So og @eb
bren6te.
= st meget beftigt Sor6enpeir
bor raiet ooer &anitbolm. 2pnet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

FNnHoLD: Mar-sagnet af Fru Prfessorinde Maren sas. Mhfostaaet God
4 gj0renhed. Kjert Fast af Alex. Svedtrup. Lille Herman, af Antonio Andres,
DsaningJoe, af Ole Bang. Fu Fens, af j P jacobsen. spegelse Gondoen, at
Max Pemberton. Duel we'd Hypnodsme. Da skipperen skude fri. Egekorset
paa Mosegaard, af CART Etar. Skjnbne, af Thomas P. Krag. Stella Prins@seD
paa Utver, a Iaurenius Urdahl. svend het igjennem, af Alex. svedstrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

0tge u0tQlD at Soctalt1ternes Uorlpg
paa at bere Arbeiosberrer. Gao.
Ie6es ifriber u&9benbabn": Soctol-
oemofraterne pil beraf funne lie, at
set er life iao let at oere ~&ap1ta'
Iilt". = vDo uMnrora" itarteoes,
bar set mes Sc forte 6orbentnt11ger.
Mu 5ful6e man piie, bbilfe nbDre
Gunner ser gift / &opitaliiternes
2ommer, og bpor6on 6isie 81o6inge'
re moe lfe6e fig af M%rbei6ernes S0eo.
- 0g Babrifen bap6e rig 2eiligbeo
til at piie Set, tbi af Mrbejoe baboe
Sen NOT. 0g MI ct belle &erligbe'
Sen forbi; / @tebet for set pente6elt6,
bptte er Ser gaaet 100000 Ser. I'D
al M%rbeioernes 2ommer, men Mrbei'
6erne faar set f6rlt at bibe, 11aar oct
lite nDtter at proteitere.
v@nmf1n6et" me66eler, at ct &a1
of @me6e- 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BETS mere betroe6e Me6Iemmer TO,
tort Eii6 Ii6eu bilbe babe i16rDffe er
Mrtifa / r9ocioI.D emofrate11" mel
Ell &ritf of aMurora's" 9ebeIie:
men man rneteoe at optaee Mrtrflen
ffient Sen TOM fra go6e Nartifener.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

OltllCl.
= @ipagoorb pe6 9ronningl11no,
ser eies al @o6sejer Seiien, er ne6<
bren0i be6 2pnne6Tag. @omtGige
l1bbpgninger ne6bren6te.
- l1noer ct iterf Eorbenbeir fog
2Dnet ne6 / @oar6en Mellemmarfs<
boIm" / @eien Sogn. l16bnlene
me6 oIt set %in6biergebe SD og @e6
bren6te.
|. = st meget beftigt Sor6enbeir
bar raiet ober &anitbolm. 2pnet
fleg ne6 / @oor6eier Str. SenfenS
@oorb vgeor6top", og iaobel 6enne
font Mabogaar6en,6e TO itdrite @uor-
sc poa &onItbolm, bren6te. 8eiet.
ningerne .er rebbebe.
- st beftigt nbeir 6rog ben 5.
September ben ODER Mors 9en, les,
FACET af @fpbru6. Senrif Sperlens
@oor6 / 6jallersleb ne6bren6te bel
2nnnebl lag. On &arl bleb be6pbet.
Slere Steber paa Gen er &eite oe
@reo1l1rer blebne 6rabte be6 2pnne6'
flag.
- n6bDgningerne til &erreqaar.
Sen uSe9net" / gnlIing, tilbgrenoe
8roprieter SStgtperien,er neobrpn61
be6 2pnne6ilag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

WV
Sen IA. Mlrgl1it / 6ior forbanble,
6es / &acerslao Mepningeret Ell
Sag moo @oor0eier ST. Sprenien al
8rom6rup, Ser bap6e facet H @traf.
! feman6at paa 5 ST.. for6i Fan ben
E24. sunni benpe6 @. II ON Iftenen
al @enoormen bar bleben trmffet paa
8eien mellem &riitiansfelt og @r9n-
! ien uben at bape babt 2pgterne
Etnn0t paa lin 8ogn. Sgrenien
bep0ebe / &etten, at oct iffe alene
babbe beret paa en- al 6e lenglte
Gage / Maret (5olen gaar neo &.
9,5), men set bab6e tillige (6en 81.
Sun) p9ret Sul6maane og bar Der
for iaa lift, at man pao ct nbr to-
beligt funoe ie, bbo6 &loffen bar,
bborfor ser efter bans Mening ingen
@runo bapbe peret til at ten0e 2Dg-
terne. Mlligepel ilutte6e &etten fig
til sen offentlige Mnfagers Mening,
at BET if6lge &ommerretsfienoelie
forIangtes, at etbbert @igretgi fra |
Gim efter Solne6gang til en- Gime
br Solopgong ffal bore foripnf me6
tan6t 2Dgte ielD ! Maaneifin. @aar6.
eier @drenien bIeb dltioa .6gmt,
lifiem @Rettten bog ne6ifafte 8e6en til
len Marf.
Evening journal., 1903-08-29
MR.. EDWARDS KNOWS
NOTHING ABOUT CHANGE
Clerk Roberts of Election
Department Surprised at
News Concerning Him

Relative to the change that Is reported
viii be made in the clerkship Of the De-
partment OF Elections. Robert p. Ed
wards. a member OF that board said this
morning that he had not spoken with
any member Of the department recently
in reference to the matter. There was
some talk" said Mr.. Edwards, shortly
after the present clerk Jonathan b. Rob-
erts was appointed. Of his removal, but
the matter never came TO a head.
THE Democratic members Of the board
as well as some OF the Republicans. were
dissatisfied with the services rendered by
Mr. Roberts some time ago." continued
Mr.. Edwards, "but nothing has been said
lately. as far as / know"
"Mr Edwards now that the board IS
Union Republican. will there be any pos
slbillty Of Mr.. Roberts losing his posi-
tiong" asked a reporter OF the Evening
Journal.
''rhe board Is not Union Republican, q
answered Mr. Edwards. II am fair, and
lean toward neither faction"
Clerk Roberts, who has been out OF the
city has just returned and was sur.
prised when he was shown the news.
paper clippings relative to the matter lie
said this morning that he had heard moth.
ing about the subject until appriscd Of Il
upon his return.
Evening journal., 1903-08-29
DIED ON THE STREET
David Timmons Of HazIettviIle striek-
en- With Heart Disease.

David Tlmmons. aged 81 years. whose
home Is near Hazlettville. short dis
iance west OF Wyoming, died suddenly in
this city last night. Of heart trouble. He
wa walking along Tatnail street at Sixth
about o'clock when ne was seen TO
fan.
Several people hurried to his assistance
and as he was breathing heavily the
Phoenix ambulance was summoned, but
the sick man died before the Delaware
Hospital was reached His body was then
removed TO the norge whore an autopsy
was held over the remains this morning
by DR.. j. W Bastian and DR.. H. W.
Briggs.
The dead man came TO this city on Sum
day last and obtained work at the Della
ware Pulp Works. He worked yesterday
but last evening complained OF feeling
in After supper he left the home OF VIII
liam Pierson. OF No. 225 Tatnsll street,
With whom he boarded and nothing wsN
heard OF his whereabouts until. this morn-
ing when Mrs Pierson read an account OF
his death in a morning paper.
Mr. Pierson called at the morgue this
morning and Identified the remains as
those ef his recent boarder. Deputy Cor
oner Kilmer has communicated with the
dead mans relatives.
Evening journal., 1903-08-29
LARGE OPENING ATTENDANCE
Healthy Growth Of eoldey College
Shown by It's Increased Pat
ronase Each Year.

The eighteenth year of Goldey COL
lege begins next Tuesday September /,
with the largest opening enrolment in
the history of the institution. The WE'LL
known reliability of this popular school
and The equally well-known fact that
its graduates get and hold the best busi-
ness positions attract to the school each
year larger number Of bright, we'll
educated Young men and women, who
desire to take advantage Of the oppor~
tunities offered to them.
The instruction given in Goldey Col
lege is practical, as the heads Of the
various departments are experienced
men exert in the technicalities Of their
professions besides being trained teach
ers.
An interesting list Of recent graduates
with the positions they now hold was
recently printed in the Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1903-08-29
THREATENED TO GET EVEN
AND KEPT PROMISE
Thomas Johnson Makes Saw
age Attack on Charles
Pratesi

Thomas Johnson, who appeared as
the prosecuting witness in an assault
and battery case against Charles Pra-
test in city Court several weeks ago.
evened matters last night by COM
hitting an assault on the latter.
Pratesi was fined s25 and costs for
beating Johnson and the latter was
heard to remark at the time that he
was going to get even.
Johnson made his threat good last
night. As Pratesi was passing Fifth
and Orange streets. Johnson suddenly
leaped upon the unsuspecting Italian
and both fell to the sidewalk. Pratesi's
cries of murder could be heard for sew
eral blocks.
johnson made good his escape and
when his victim arose from the pave
ment he presented an unsightly ap-
pearunce. Pratesi claims that john
son used a brick 20 pummel him. De-
spite the fact that a search is being
made for the mans assailant by the
police, the latter has as yet not been
found. nH4o .flt
Evening journal., 1903-08-29
KILLED WHILE GOING
TO A GAMPMEETING
James Camamile of This City
Run Over by Train Near
Millington

While going to a campmeeting at
Millington, James Camamile. colored,
of No. 30S East Sixth street, fell off a,
train near that place this morning and
was killed.
Camamile, together with Octavious
Lewis left this city last night TO attend
the negro camp at Millington. They
went as far as Townsend and there
took the Queen Anne and Kent train.
Just before the train reached the desti~
nation OF the ride Camamile fell of ana
was dashed beneath the wheels and
badly mansled. His body was taken to
Millington on the train and the Coroner
and his friends in this city were ap-
prised Of his death simultaneously.
Camamile was a well-known charac-
ter on the coast, and arrangements for
his burial are being made. The body
will probably arrive in this city tonight.
Evening journal., 1903-08-29
YOUNG ENGINEER DIES
IN TERRIBLE AGONY
Legs and Feet Burned to q
Crisp by Red Hot
Goals

After suffering awful agony for more
than four hours, Horace ODay, a
young man in the employ Of the Edge
Moor Iron Works. died at the Delaware
Hospital last night. He was cruelty
burned by live Goals and died in great
suffering.
The young man came from Bridge
vile several months ago and accepted
position at the Edge Moor Iron
Works. He was employed I'm operating
a travelling steam derrick, recently i'm
stalled by the company.
The machine had been giving dis
satisfaction and a representative of
the concern which built it was demon
strating the scope of its operations
yesterday afternoon. when it careened
and fell. ODay was caught beneath
the pile and the lower part of his body
was covered with red hot Goals from
the firebox of the boiler.
When rescued from his position
ODay's legs and feet We're burned to
crisp and i'm this condition he was
removed to the hospital. He is sur
vived by q wife and two children.