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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
LARKIN FOUND GUILTY.
Jury Returns Verdict of Second
Degree Murder.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 1O-A special
to the Star from Salina, Kan, says:
Edward Larlxin, the slayer of Harvey
Bardonnar, was found guilty of murder
in the second degree by jury in the
district court here early this morning.
The jury was out less than five hours
and disagreed only as to first and sec
ond degree murder. The arguments
were concluded last night The attor-
neys for the defendant this afternoon
are arguing a motion for a new trial.
Larkin killed Bardonnar here on the
night Of October % last
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
RAN In HIS SLEEP.
Rather Unpsual Feat of an English
Race HORSE.

New York. Dec. 10.-An extraordinary
incident has occurred during the races
at Gatwick, according to the Herald's
hurdle race horse bearing the name
Happy Bird was one of the starters.
Upon returning to the paddock after
the run he was discovered to be fast
asleep. Efforts were made to rouse
him and he opened his eyes for a sec
ond or two after which he promptly
relapsed into slunber again.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10

GalIatin, Tenn, Dec. 10.-Colonel
Robert Meek died today. He was
superintendent of the Chesapeake &
Nashville railroad and was at one time
associated with the late Coils P Hunt
ington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
Gold Imports.

New York, Dec 10.-The following
gold imports were announced today:
I.azard Freres, $400. 900; International
Banking corporation. 500, 900 yen $780,
600 gold1 from Japan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
Senator Clark Rallies.

New York, Dec 10-United States
Senator w. A Clark was much inn
proved today after an operation on his
ear, which was declared to have been
a complete success.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
Discount Rate still 4.

London, Dec 10.-The Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount was unchanged
today at 4 per cent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
Wsather Indications.

Chicago, Dec 10-Forecast for Kansas:
Generally fair tonight and Friday; cold
in west portion tonight and in east por-
tion Friday; south to west winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
The Weather Today.

Following are the temperatures to- /
day as recorded at the government /
weather bureau:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

Reunion de agricuItores

Marquee. Vice. don Mariana FiIIarOnga,
Vocales: don Ulpiano Torres, Luis Go
meZ, Antonio VsZquez Ramos. Manuel
Torres, Ubaldin0 Font, Fidel Santana,
Ramon DaEiia Y Francisco Fernandez.
Secretari0. don Jose ID. B0rg0 AlEarad0;
Pro secrefari0. don Jose Rico
VOcales suplentes: Ramon Rivera,
lose Ramon Vszquez 2, Jose Ramon
VaZqUez Il, Manuel v. Rivera, J. Carlos
MarrerO. C0nstituido este comite So
procedi6 a n0mbrar los delegadOs Que
han de representa- en- Ia gran asamblea
insular los intereses de esta lOcalidad,
quedando elegid0s don Joaquin Colon
Marquez, don Ramon Santini Y don Fran
cisco A. Fernandez. Respecto del per-
sOnal elegidO no hub0 II siouiera la mas
pequena objection; por unanimidad fue-
ron electOs, dadO el presugio Y valla
cue les son reconOcidOs an esta l0calidad.
PoP 10 demas, aqui reina gran en-
tuslasmO pOr secundar eficaZmente Ia
accl6n salyadora de Ia Liga economical
lnsular. 81 en- tOda la isla 50 atende
con Ell lnteres Que merece este tFaScen-
dental moTimientO econ0mico as de es
perar cue Puerto Rico tendra alivio en
el hOn0O NAL ecOnomie0 que hoy pOr
hoy Id pOstra en- IN estadO miserO; es de
esperar que s0nreirsn dias felices para
este pals, que sabe crearSe 81 propi0
bienestaF-
xNadie tiene derecho 4 gOZar IN
bien 81 no sabe prOcurarsel0,S IA dicho
un gran pensad0r. clos pueblOs tienen
10 que merecen seguu sus viFtudes Vi
ci0s,D IA dicn0 OrrO f1I6sof0. no menos
celebre.
ILaZaro, Isyantafe Y andal
CORRESPONSAL-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

Tos agricultores de- este pueblo, UNI
5ov rnuchos cOmerciantes, lndusIr1a'
Ies artesanos braceros GeleofarOn
aver un meeting, que, con SaE1sIacclon
"a todos. resulto muy cOncuITloo- I'll
dfchn acto al senior don joaquin Colon
Msrnuaz. con ell caudal de IDEAS que
atas0ra an 81 Iucid0 cerebrO = "a Iael'
lidad de ualabra que le es cardscSeELSucA
trat6 el nrOblema ecOnomlcO ue PueFtO
Rico con Ia precision necesaFla, In
de que hastz los ingenlos mas o9Ilsos - -
comUrendan perfectamente haDlO IaLn
bien al senoT don Francisco A. feFnan
deZ nara recOmendar cue q ese now
u1ia1to ecou6micO. feliZmeDte 1nlcIaoo,
uO a "a imurima car2cteF p0llaco oe
ufnruna especie. que pOF el cOnIraFlO.
npra saIir avante en- tan tr2scendentai
amne1o es indispensable Ia union estre
cbfsira de tOdOs los pueFtOrrlquenos,
de todOs los element0s prOducb0res en-
las Iiferpntes manifestations De "a vida
Que los pueblOs en- t0d0s los
tipmuos De a historic no sc rlablan sal
vado de sus crisis p0lftlcas, economics
= sociales sinO a virtud de sus peFsls'
teutes iniciativas; que hab1a en- IN, ile'
gad0 el tempo de hablar POGO Y eJecu-
tar mucho Y con cOrdur2. Sc emlue'
ron pOr ambOs senOres muIuIun DC loeas'
las cuales no pOdemOs conslgllar en- es-
"a trabaio- dada Ia consici6n que debe
infOrmarle.
Lueg0 So procedio al nombramlento
5sl Comit6 cue ha de diriJir los traba'
los en- esta lOcalidad Y pOnerse en- rela-
clones con el ORGANISING superior que
3iroccione 81 uovimientO general de ia
rsIa Fueron. uues. eIect0s: Presiden.
"a "A honor: don Nicolas Santini Ortiz;
prasidaute efectf7O: don joaquin Colon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
NOtaS de Ia Carolina

Aunuue no con la animation cue
ara de espeFarse en- los alegTes sOclOS
de Ia <San Juan Fraternity , So IleEo
efectO Ia eiiraS anunciada. el domingo
ID. Por Ia nOche hubO bale en- La CO.
l0nia EspanOla. que resulto nluy luc1do.
-Es Ell terror de los eOmerciantes.
duenos de tahOnas y panaderos, al ms
pect0r dc Sanidad Mr. SaldaIla. Este
senor. es una negaci6n de 81 mismO,
pues hoy da una Orden = msnana exile
10 cOntrarlO.
No cauSan ningun eteet0 en- este
pueblo nj en ell pOblad0 de Trujillo Alto,
los articuIOs que an contra de algunOs
uronDmbres de nuestrO partdO en Ca
rolina viene escribiendO en- The Puerto
Rico Satg el senior Castro Lopez. Son
califcados como desahOgos do Ia oval
vula de suguridad-S
Ell director del COlegio hero Anne
riCanO. senior SaurOnia, ha establecidO
eu dicho planted de ensenalza clases
nocturnas para adultOs, cue so ven muy
cOncurrid2s.
-Esta deslgnadO para la cOmandan.
Cia del puasto de pOlicia insular en-
sustitucion del cab0 ST. Jose II. Cuebas,
ell cabO Balbas. Remember of Gurabo?
-Ha sido muy sentida eL este pue'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

bio Ia muerte del anciano e lntegr0
patFiciO don MauriciO Guerra.
-PrOntO celebrara una veiada ei
Centric de recreO ~La Crema.2 para Ia
cual reina Ia mayor animation entu-
SiasmO entire sus asOciadOs.
A 302 ascienden los serYicios pres.
tad0s pOr la pOlicia al mand0 del cabO
Cuebas, durante sus seis ultimOs meses.
Entire ellOs hay muchos de importancia-
SentimOs de veras Ell trasladO del Sr.
Jose q. Cuebss, poroue es un cumplido
cabaIlerO.
-PrOntO Tendran de los Estad0s
UnidOs unOs preciOSOs bancOS de acerO
para colOcarlos en- Ia eplaza principals 7
que darsn meJOP aspectO aquel siti0 de
recreo. DichOs bancos vienen a susti-
tuir los desvencijadOs rOt0S que hoy
existen Y que no permiten cue el public0
50 siente an elIos.
Sucede igual en La plaza de Baldo'
ri0ty, de San Juan.
CORREsPOEsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

Que Dins O. olga, qusrtdo Ca
pitsn, dflo el general. Esta es ls
primera yex cue un M0rfontaine
g Interest," por TN Main Hxrdye; Y
& este debo af1Gdir cue los de mi
rszR no hEcen las cosas medi&s =
el df2 en- cue frman In p8x Sc con-
vierten en- los mas 6eles alisdos de
sus Antiques enemigOs.
Diana segufa pensstiFa = triste.
La cena, que hahia empexsdo
iguRl & IN bRnqUets de funeralss,
concluy6 alegremente = 81 general
envi6 & busczr ST. me10r vino, &
Dnerra cerrsda C hrfnd6 & In salud
del herotco conde de Main Hardye,
por IN feliz f1ga-y 81 pEso 8 In
glnterra. Los tres sobrinog DEL ga
neral brindRr0n como los demks,
pero estaban nEiios de rabia. s0hre
tod0 Ell cGballero de Morfontains
el baron de PGsse Crctx.
I'm cuanto 81 Etxc0nde de In
Morsiere. ex1abs bzgtante franouf.
ls, sscuchando con gran ahencf6n
t00o 10 cue refer1A el capitzn Au-
bin, y hRbfa gritR60 mas alto cue
los dem&s:
IA In shlud del conde DC Main
Hardyel
LevEntsdos los mantsIez. les
c0mensRles pssarOn nj Esl6n. La
baroness, pretextandos como s1en'
pre-, sa mslestar, &c retfr6 81
aposento- e general prupuso IN
sskGst. Il c0TCnel. el captain Au-
hin , eI bEr6n 50 sentaron cen eI
! la mesa de Iuego. la Morlsere
II primo MorfDntAine - acumn.
darCn alredeanr del freRp y &c
puH1er0 hRblRr en VCx 1aja.
-MAla Euerte tenemos, amigo
m1o, d35o el cabaIIero.
-iBani respundi6 con caIna el
wixccnde.
E c0nce an In pnese0 - aaiFn.
-EnhCrabuenR.
~ znEes de tres measa ae dmr6
uEs amnistfs. Connnco e1 gnbaernO
De Luis Fellpe. Hahrz rn1ch0 ba-
rull0. III L. C6mRrns - perurar6
/ v pediTa nna extEemnam asEsrAnnds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

Dians did IN grito, uno de esos
CRITICS con que el corazon SC rompe
estalla de algeria. y tai era. sin
embargo. IN algeria del general,
que oy6 el grfto dc 81 hiis = no
adj vino NADIA.
Los tres s0br1nns est&b&n pSli0os
como cad&Teres arrancadoa &c sus
staudes.
II coronel estaba tan c0nmoyido,
cue en- vsno uu1so hablar. no podfa
= Carlos Anbin refri6 10 aue h8bfa
pssado de Ia maners siguiente:
-Ea tirCteo cue habeis dido no
I'm sfdo 0tro cue el del sitto del
castillo de Main Hardye. Ell conde
Sc hahfa hecho f0erte en- el con
unus treinta homhres, 10 mayor
parte antiques cr1ados 8 colonos
de su fam1lia. h castillo, como
EshEis. esta stfuad0 en medic dc
I'm espeso bCsQue; defendfd0 por III
estanoae IN tres de sus fanc0s Y
s6lu accessible por Fl cuarto, cue g
Ell del N0r1e. Inzctaron el Eft10
dos batallones de lfnss = el f1ego
IN sido mortffero para l0s Eitisdo-
res. Main Hardye tiene fuertes
torreones, puertaz macixas = f0sos
prUfundos cue inundan el aqua del
esfsnque.
Habfa cue hscer IN sitiO 81 re-
g1n. sfx1o cue 10 p0dfs nevarse !
hueE tErm1n0 Eano Con arEdller1a.
III coronel que maDdaba los Goa
bataliones enTf6 III snbts niente &
SAINT c. don0e hahfa una bate
ria. Entire t8nfo desde 10 alto De
lAs torres. desde - ventan&s : al
menas. rs balas &C l0s vend ean0a
nos Enatzbmn mucha gents- L1egc
cea6 g pronto q tIr0teo Sc vf6 una
bandera blanca ondear en el cast
Ilo. Ers se1Al &C oue 10 s1tlsdnl
auerxan pErlaEn entar. II corune
mnnd6 p8rHr q fueg0 v IN solda1I
prso - psfsDelp blz1rc en n pun
= @ - hsyCreta.
Hnfo I'M mCEeEtD &C trFg1a
Tn hlmbre ssli6 lUEgO Gel eEz1sll
fEk : ErsERr 81 ecxoEel KIElaccs
Ern IL 5Csen eDE trafB I'd rzrg
ushzado. Eafe r1rel earrazc C -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

como IN rec; despues Sc arrastra
por ia hier o. mei0r que IN lsgar-
90. B1EcSGd, buEcad todO 10 cue
p0daiE; ell Bocsge e. grznde, In
espesurs impenetrahle, = DiOs estS
con nosotToE.
FL pobre hombre no Saba Ell
secreto placer qus noR csusAba al
dec1rnoS este.
-DeEpVzes &c este, dij0 cLnclu'
yendn ell cBpit6n Aubin, metf es-
puelss mi cabaIlo para venir
euanto antea 4 participants 10 ocu-
rr1do, y suuf eEt0y.
-Vfve Di0sl exclam6 Ell general,
u me huhIeraiB hech0 dnune " par
&c Francla, mi querido capit6u,
no me dier11s mas algeria.
7 Ell general miro & 81 hiiA.
-YA 10 vs1s, seEora. D1Os hs
0ido vuestros ruegua y les nues-
tFos: Ell dltimO Main Hardys eEt&
en- Balvo.
-Pues bien. lque dfablusl excla-
md Ell corlonel; sEn11e desBgrsde
al rev de l0E franceseE, 4 o1iEn
presto iuramento de ddelidRd, no
be de OCultar, mi general, qne soy
en- egE0E lnnmentOg el h0mhre maa
selix.
Diana EsscuchAbs grave y penss-
tivA.
-Es eF1deRte. sigut6 diciendo el
captain A.nbin. cue Is miro de uEa
mAnera EigntfCRtiT1. q1e el EefIor
dc Main Hardye sc IN salvado.
Desde luego 10 penEar6n en- peTse-
gu1rle. = RdeDks el Bocxge egs4.
como di3GI el mayorccm0. cubierto
&C bngnuf@ eEpesDs impenetrRbles
cue lleEan hmstm eI mar. 81 lR Ven
dke se rilidi6 I'D Sc In ccmprrEagtt-
90 a entregar a los pr0scrfptoR.
7 o Z los Al0e1nCg servfF6n de
gutas 4 tn antigua 5efe ? "a tooGs
AN cno Eiln encontraK& um aaalD-
ItEne MheRura1n l& retiTmdR pnr
Donms parties hien EmbEig CHG eu
- costa Rnundan los bu1ues 1ngle-
sea. A eEtas hDTRs. = m0ntzndD IN
nuen caltRll0. el cnn0e IN ree0Erid0
qnince AlRnnB y nj nmRnecer pc1ra
nnalnEao hnrdn de algnn hnqnH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

No del c0nde, contents las palabras
siguientes:
eLa guarnici6n &C Main Hardye
estz dtspcesta d volar con ell caEEi-
Ilo Y On diez minutes de tregua III
coronel. Hay en- el castillo tres bs-
rifles de cien lfbras &C p6lvora ca
da uno en- los sukterr4neos del CAS-
tfllo. Gientras cue nuestro paris
menEar10 sale con nuesEras conoi-
clones. tres hombres tienen csoa
uno una mecha encendida de oiex
puIgadas de In boca Gel b8rril.
sSi q coronel no scepta g Ei rnan-
da IN movimiento de rstirada, .
dara fuego In p6lvora Immediate
mente v Las rufnss del castillo
splastarkn los sitisdores al nigmo
tempo QUE & los sit1adoS-
LA guarnici6n del castillo est4
dispuegta q deiar laa armRa Ei -
gArAntazRn len vidas.s
En ssmsjantes prop0Gici0ness si-
gui6 diciendo el narradOr. 80 ve el
lengus1e resuelto DEL se6or Go
Main Har1vs. el nombre energfoo
y resuelt0.
III coronel Contest6:
xMis Instructions me perm1keu
garantfx8r la vida ? aim In Iiber.
tad s toda IN guarnic36n; pero no
pueou gar2nfazRr . miEma prone
~ NJ con[se de lain Hardye, cuyo
cHr6cter &C deaereor hace que ten
gn cue prssent8rss ante TN c0nssi0
de guerrs.s
Il rsr1zmsnto I1ev6 N respuessa
del ccroneL Tres minutes oespuez
v0lVfs cen ctro rapel. Hector 1e-
cfA ahora:
a. corCnel - 6sEaEi&6o hneng
al ocupsrse &C mf- ST se nae hzca
rr1zznnkTo 60 ma - EmeSerA : II
ccnse5o &C guerra: - natural = 60
I'd debe innuigfarle. PeED % ri
- QneridO hEhlar mas enc C mil
4 hnmhres. y est0 hay que tonzrsE
8 ce1sr3n- - cor0nel ngndar& for
4 mar pabeIlnnes : ntDguno Go -
i honkres cara u pzs0 C reffrxdl
para sustFRsrKe ! u explnad6n. CO
Ii - epzffp - ~ fhfa8, A - Bpa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
Una inprenta
Sc vENDE EN PONCE.

C0nsta de mas Do Glen calas de tipos
de t0das classes, tiene t0dos los acce-
sorios necesarios para hacer IN peri6
dico : cualquier trabaJO tipogra1cO que
Sc pida-
Tiene una prensa de pedal grande,
m0derna, one es silenciOsa, v da una
magnl6ca impression. cOnsta tambien de
una prensa de sacar pruebas-
Los npOs So haIlan an magni1cO q.
tad0. hay tipO comun en- abundancia,
muchos ttulares, escrituras, ciiches.
Orlas. f0nd0s & e.
Preci0 excesivameRte razonable.
Dirigirse don Simon Rojas Ne
gron. Ponce, Plaza Principal. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

-Es un axiOma va reconocidO en-
tre las personas de gustO, cue los famo.
SOS ron <TroIleyS <CFi0ll0z son los
mas pedidos p0r ell pUbiico. FL Dep6si-
to que SO encuentra en- San Juan San
JustO 81 tiene cOnstante existencias de
Anis, Ginebra, Cognag Y otros Hc0res.
PreciOs m0dicOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
AVISO

FL que suscribe pone an conocimien-
TO del publico que no recoDoce cuentas
eDgendradas p0r persona alguna su
nOmbre, Y solo acepta las reclamacio
hes cue So le hagan de cantidades faci-
Itadas en Virtud de 6rdenes autorizadas
pOr su frma.
d. BARToLoMk GONZALEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
AVISO

La galeria del reputado fot6grafo
senior Catinchi, continua trabajando an
su ausencia bajo "a direction de su
companer0 ell senior Texera.
Ponce, Setiembre y, 1903. l5-I ait.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

La maquina De escribir <OLIVER2
SO cOmp0ne solo de quinientgs piezas.
Otras tienen como tres mil De aqui que
la <OLINER1 CORA men0s riesgo de
descomponerSe- Con su estructura SEN
ella es mas completa que muchas Otras
maouinas complicadas.
Unico Agente en PueFt Rico, L
Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

Los CABALLEROS DEL CLARO DE LUNA
Evening journal., 1903-05-30
PROPOSALS.

SEWER CONSTRUCTION. - SEALED
proposals will be received by the Board
Of Directors of the Street and Sewer De-
partment, southwest corner of Sixth and
King streets, Wilmington, Delaware, up to
10 o'clock a. m, Saturday, June 6, 1903, for
the construction of Prices Run Sewer and
Branch, consisting of approximately 6,60O
feet Of brick and concrete sewer from 4
feet inches in diameter to Q feet 3 inches
In diameter.
a certified check Of one thousand 0OO
dollars. drawn payable TO the Board Of
Directors OF the Street and Sewer DEPART
ment, will be required Of each bidder
which will become forfeited to the said
board If the bidder TO whom the contract
is awarded fails to execute the contract
and furnish satisfactory corporate surety
equal TO one-third of contract price with
In ten days after date Of notice of such
award.
Blank forms of proposals, specifications
and contract will be sent upon application.
and plans may be seen af the office of
T. CHALI1LEY 1IATTON.
Consulting Engineer.
Wilmington, Delaware. m27-5t
Evening journal., 1903-05-30

OPPOSED To SM00T
General Assembly in Califor-
MIA Passes Resolutions De
nouncing Mormonism
BIG GATHERING THEN DISSOLVED

Los Angeles, Cal, May 80. - The
115th general assembly of the Presby-
terian church of the United States
came to a close late in the afternoon,
Moderator Coyle pronouncing the for
NAL words dissolving the gathering
of churchmen that had sat in session
since May 20. The 115th general as
sembly has been one of the most i'm
portant in the history of the Presby-
terian church. in that it has disposed
of many subjects of denominational in
terest. and. as a commissioner ex-
presses it, cleared away all points
of disagreement and put the church in
the van Of a great forward move
ment"
Strong resolutions against Mormon
ism were passed They call upon the
people OF Che United States to use
their utmost endcavcrs to secure the
expulsion Of tho Apostle Reed Smoot
from tae rational senate. The pre-
amble declares that the Mormon
church persists in the active encour-
agement and practice" of polygamy,
tAlA AAaa4A t1AAA1A - All A1lWlul ENAuUd-
thy with it as a divine institution" It
urges the senate itself and each men,
Der thereof TO exhaust ell legal means
to this end, and in accordance with
the provisions Of the federal constitu-
tion
The resolution continues: This as
sembly also calls upon the people and
congress of the United states in both
houses and each member of each
house, to employ and exhaust all legal
means to secure such an amendment
to the federal constitution as shall de-
fine legal marriage as monogamic and
make polygamy under every guise and
practice a crime against the United
States. punishable by adequate penal
ties. including Acknowledgement and
disqualification 10 vote or hold office
in the United States or in any state or
territory rnder the jurisdiction of the
United St-+
Evening journal., 1903-05-30
ITEMS OF INTER
EST GATHERED. f.
FROM HERE AND
THERE E.........

Event No. 5-22O yards dash-Han-
mum. Wilmington Military Academy,
first: Tindall. Wilmington Friends
School. second; Fahey, Wilmington
Military Academy third. Time, q
seconds.
Event No 6--Standing broad jump:
Vernon, wilmington Friends School,
first, feet inches: Mooney, Will
mington High School, second, 9 feet;
Greenwood, Wilmington High School,
third, feet inches.
Event No. Stunning broad jump:
Smith. Wilmington Friends School,
first IS feet inches; Vernon, Will
mingtOn Friends School, second, II
feet II inches; Foote, Wilmington Mill
tary Academy, third, II feet 10 inches.
Event No. 9-Pole Vault: Vernon,
Carnesr and Miller, of Wilmington
Friends School, at 6 feet z inches each.
Event No. 11-Hammer throw ,O2
pounds.) Vernon. Wilmington Friends
School, first, 8 feet z inches; Rolph.
Wilmington High School. second. s
feet inches; Emmons, Wilmington
Military Academy. third, feet Z
inches.
Event No. 1G-220 Yards Hurdle:
Fahey, Wilmington Military Academy.
FIRST; Hannum, Wilmington Military
Academy second; Mahamy, Whining
ton High School third; time, 81 sec
onds.
Event No. 17-SSO Yards Run; Tin
DAN, Wilmington Friends School, arst;
Foote, Wilmington Military Academy
second; Hannum, Wilmington Military
Academy third; time 2.2i As.
The summary of events IN the High
School class contests follows:
Event No. 7--Junior Relay G Junior.
first; b Junior second; time, 4.40.
Event No. l0-Senlor Relay: b
Senior. first; Feb. 'O3 class, second; A
Senior, third; time. 4.14.
Event No. 1S-Grammar Relay:
Sixth grade, first; Firth grade, second;
time. 4.2i.
Event No. 1s-W. II. S. 100 Yards
championship: Hlrzel. first Mahaffy,
second; Baldwin; time, II 2-5 seconds.
The prizes which consist OF a hand
some silk banner to the school making
the greatest number OF points. and gold
medals for the individual winners. will
be awarded some time next week.
Evening journal., 1903-05-30
YOUNG ATHLETES CONTEST
Field Day Sports Of Wilmington High
School Best in Their History.

The most successful field day ever
given by the Wilmington High School
took place at Delaware Horse Show
Park yesterday afternoon. Friends
School took the honors. winning the
majority OF the events. The grand
stand was crowded with the followers
OF the young athletes. who were
cheered TO the echo.
The officials were as follows: Field
judges, Herbert l.. Rice. Harold Har-
vey and William Rommell; track
judges, Harlan Hudson and C. ]. II.
Anderson; scorers, Harry Eaton and
Harry Lawson. timers. l.. Thomas,
Theodore Dixon, Frank Tindall and ],
B. Bell; announcer. Gerald Dougherty.
The following points were made by
the teams Of the Friends High School,
the Wilmington Military Academy and
the High School in the eleven events.
Events. WIS. W.M.A. WIS.
Evening journal., 1903-05-30
Tins From the Bat.

Sandherr. who played short for the
Wilmington team last year, has been
signed by the Baltimore Eastern
League team.
Padron hit the bah mighty swipe
ana landed it over the fence for a
homer
Knox made some sensational stops.
II looked like ten innings at Front
and Union yesterday for some time.
Viola came to the front strong at
critical moments.
Chandler is the 'Hfe of the game.
Tierney pitched good ball i'm Coates
vile yesterday.
Puddle Duck" Powers and his band
Of villa Nova Collegians are here. A
big crowd is expected over the bridge.
Preparations for handling a holiday
crowd have been made at Front and
Union. A big turn out Is looked for
this afternoon to see the battle between
the Philadelphia Professionals and the
locul gladiators of the diamond.
Knox made "a great stop In the eighth
inning.
Ilong drive that of Chandler.
Cobrera was twice left on third base once
after having made n three-base hit.
The Cubans started in with a rush.
Cabrera made a wonderful one hand
stop Of Mack's hit over first base.
Burtamante retired the side in the sew
enth inning when three men were or
bases.
There was no disgrace In Wilmington,
defeat.
There has not been a more enjoyable
game this season. 1t was fun of life.
Evening journal., 1903-05-30

The summary Of events participated
I'm by the three contesting teams fol-
low
Event No. 100 yards dash-Tin-
DALI Wilmington Friends School, first;
Hannum. Wilmington Military Acad-
emy. second; Fahey. Wilmington Mill
tary Academy. third. Time. IL sec
Onds
Event No. 2-shot putting az lbs)
Fahey Wilmington Military Academy.
first 80 feet inches Stein. Whining
ton Military Academy. second. 80
feet inches; Smith, Wilmington
Friends school third; 80 feet 9 inches.
Event No. s-One mile run-Green-
wood. Wilmington High School, first;
Roddy. Wilmington High School, sec
onl. Foote. Wilmington Military Acad-
emy. third. TimeL5.16 1-5.
Event No 4-High jump-Smith,
Vernon and Carnes. OF wilmington
Friends school, 4 feet IL inches each.