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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
poitpeienet ieomle Oaee

Ser er for Sioen lmOer ll6gipelie
ct fort banif gerf - Den 6nuIfe
Yoitetat | giQeoer.
Som SSnOleoning iii bette Bert
FAR Hoitmeiter 4. Glen / SbiiteO
ifrepet en- meget intereSinnt afbono'
ling ON set 6anife RoitoPiens Stito.
RE. Der giper ct foiteligt 9Iif mo
biue fierre Sibers poitdle Sorret'
ningsgang.
Set opIpies iaale0es, at antaIet
al goitoireftsrer iom Mmin6eIig'
beo bar 3, / aarene 1873 itea
til oite, bniIfet, iom GeneraIpoitam,
tet ienere meo6eler, life ifa0er al
6orns6enbeo, men oeS en- % aroer
SeiIigbeb."
Sc Serrer GoitSireft6rer loo Tia
life mcget iiee al fine ooerorone0e
SaaIeoes iparer en- 0ireftsr 2crdt
Nentefammeret, ser frGoer bam iol
De ioriaEone E~oitirotGgter. | fslsen'
De Spnoige 8euoinger: "Geres Bot:
preoe al 20 buiIs, bar leg ierit i0oa
Den Bite SSSanliar 6Cfommet, bporpal
tiencr iii tieHitlig @ciDar, at De bsit
Serrer fam albeles bare ioriifret, al
ieg life taser nosen GorismmeIie ia
| mine Sorretuinger." San oplpie;
6ernrit, at Observation-Disclosures emo.
nu life er ~inoienote fra ale Yoitfop,
torcrne % iluttcr ianIeoes: ga
mart mulist er, ifaI Den O0re isIsag.
rig; imiolertio tan Oct itIa Sr. @ret
@al6erg, og bpem eIIers inter frit, a
beipare iig Serooer, bpor De oil, mer
ieg oil tienitIig beSe, at De bsie Ser
rer oil ipare iig Den Image, at nofi
Hcere mig ilige 9riisisr, ina iom ban
Hal iaa bebsrig Spar Serpaa. nan
BAN aSresierer iig hos mig ielo mel
Iige aomplimenier, ION jeg life e.
BAN eler nosen anoeu gelt9noig Q
tcaerere.~ Suiat / moOerne Spros
og 6orbolo. piIoe Del bstpoe iaa me
get iom, at man ira SoDeapoitfonio
ret tilifreo Snoeurissminiiteriet on
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Sra Scnocriylano
SfierbGf AifGrcn, Eaitur Snepbieu
% Trm NiIOcuraSt'arabbc.

2anosretten / 6lensborg bar MI
Som / sen fsrite al oen GGffc
Eager, ser brcier fla ON DC iaacreSe
SfiGrbGf. 6oretnsenber o. iom til
Miotpunft bar Sen fbp. Gaitor So.
cobien. Gen fprite Sos anaif aIene
Sorboloene peb 8reoitboufen % bar
rettet MOB Ioitor Saepbieu % SoteI.
eier 2oSien ar SfiGrbGt. 9antenS TO
Sireftsrcr. Statsa0pofatnu iorIonate
bier al oe anflaeeoe ibEmt 10 Rao.
neSers 6nnsicl % eli geOe poa 1000
Marf. Hetten foin imioIcrtiS efter
en- SimeS &oabHasnins til Set ReiuI-
tat, at Socobien bi,roe belt frifienSeS ;
me6cns 2asieu bsmtes for at bdpe
i~orfalifet @uloncerne, men lap mes
en- 9soe pau GOO mdrf.
Huber Groce0iren irenfom ser
Ell HRffe ortiae SpIb&ninger ON
9anfcuS, SorboIS; men set interes.
ianteite Gunft bar bel nof 8aitor Sa-
co6ieus SortPIlina ON fit TorboIb til
"0unuepirfe" % Srli b. @iI6enra6t.
.arabbe. StatsaSocfaten ieate at bin.
Ore benne Gfilpring, men 0aItor Ssu.
cobieu fit Sob at fortpIe ieIacnoe:
"gu afteu fom 2ouorauS l1Tor
fra Inbeuroo I'll SfiGrbpf uq 6ob
mig ON at fomme ben pao "8egn"s
Sotel. Get oreicoe iig ON at fisbe
"Ganueoirte". Wen ga bet life matte
fontme til SffentIigheben3 RrnSifab.
ifllloe set ifs peb SiGIp al areSit.
banfen. ganfen bapoe tmioIertio in
gen Feuge. Reis meb til Berlin.
.iogbe 2anbraoOenL iaa looner hi Ben.
gene, % 9onfeu bar igicu Ell itor
arebit. Soa reiite Ri fill Berlin o.
bopbe 5oretrP6e hos Miniiter Rbein.
babeu. Seq fit annisning paa TO-
900 Morf hos oen prer$iiife Stats.
banf ("SebanOelen"). Gem ifuIoe
ri BABE iom 9aau, og be ifltI0e brii.
aes til, at 6ru @iloenru0tar abbe
tltnSe fiebe ~Sannepirfe".
RogIe Gage ~ienere reiite ieg iiS til
@ruubluub. Seq baooe mi faaet
Gengene og bar ioriigtis, b~porfor icg
bab Sagferer Sitter fra S8n6er ON
at toge meo. Oct giorOe ban, og
oi traf mt Dos Cambria,
ummen me6 Tru 8il.
oenra6t, & rabbeog&isrn 5.
bnuge. &c nilbe itrar babe tat /
Beuaere. Reu Sitter niIbe baoe
Sifferbeb for Dem, % iea itstteoe
BAN / bans Sorlanaeuoe. llilar bIcp
nteoet OreO, ioroi hi life itrar piloe
goa mo paa at rife no meo Rer.
gene, oa frembpbebe,at oeta al . I
national GAG. Sau off
Sitter ben til 6olfebanfeu for at ie,
bpoo Sifferbeo, ser flrnoe titles.
Der bar iaa gobt ioln irreen. os Ser
ior fisrte ri igieu til Sfierbpf meo
Gengene, llilar ifreo 0erpaa, at oft
nof ifiilbe aoa / Srbeu. Wen % ser
ienere pptaarneoe iig ertbmi itsrre
@anifeIigbe0er, icnote leg fsrit Sc
$4,000 Marf til Berlin igierL ienere
Reiten. nj, at ieg bou0e meo OiSie
Genge at gisre, tan nan imibIertiO
life lutte Tia til, at ieg babSe aien0.
fab til 9onfenS oonrIige Stiairg og
piIoe biGlpe ben" Guitor Socob.
len nebneoe UNDER belle benne Sor.
flaring Inlet IarStoI, men Sormoo.
ningen taller for, at set oar | 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Professor Sinien CO
oen norife 6rosierer.

&is6enbaonerbIaoet Sort 2ono'
in6ebuloer iglgenbe Siitorie:
&iels 6inien lnbsif beaer life a
msoe oct paa i'm Sci, lom refer il
moo nplteu ale npifu6enoe M9no
OereS 8ierningS 8egpubelie, nemlit
@antroen % oenS Barn SorfiQtreI
ien.
Som 6e gumle iag6e: "Naar bel
fer Ell Spiinoelie, brsIer Srerne!"
Set bar en- 9og / 1896, at Scr
ocIbopenSe Gbriitiania- xrosierer u
fom op til oeu eltouu Ieoenoe, be
ficn6te norife 2Gge 8roieSior q. y
San bar 0pbt f~ortptlet oa f~oreitil
leoe S9aen fine 70 linge 3stre pat
IA og 16 Mar. 9egge bar sc unOer
Zig NOT iamtiOig efter en- Spgoon
blebne ongrebet al en- Suoipgbou
mi0t i aniigtet.
90 bpoo 6aocren frbateoe for
fouitatereoe 2pgcn; Oe TO SsItre lei
al 2llpuS.
"0e mo opereres", iag6e FrofcS.
loren ilutteIig, Der er intet nnoe'
MioOel til at begrGnie SpgNommen"
Dten fan hau6e 0errne0 uotalt, at 81
unge Gigers Gniigter oilOe bliue al.
bcIeS pauitreoe / 6remtioen.
6o6ereu erfIpreoe, at ban %iaIfaIS
maatte bare en- Tag til at betpnf(
lila, fSrenb ban inObiIgeSe / Ben ier.
gelige Speratipn. San gif itrnr OF
til et auben 2Pqe al lit 8efienotTfat
og forelugoe ham Sagen. "9saol
8roiesIor q. g, Tiger oet", LOO Spo.
ret. ~iaa er bet iiffert uunogaaeligt
Seq TOR life roaoe til SpiGttelie."
lloen 90 og Spile tilbraste @ros-
Ierer M. Ell ~ispnles Rat, % tioliq
ON @orgcnen orepes ban ltb og fIaf'
fe0e ON / GbriitiauiaS Sober, pint
Iaf Spil og Sorg.
Sili9Ioig fom ban forbi "Seroeus
Gangs &ontorer og itanie6e meta,
milf foran ct ll0bpngsifab, bpori Den
nptrpfte 9Ipis bang. Meo itore iprte
@ogitaper itoo Ser paa Den enc SID;
Sroet "SitplSbeI6rebeIie", % cen
ulgffelige WfonO lGite JON / SremmC
piOere.
Oct bar Scretningen ON Sc fsritt
beI0ige Sure, IielS Sirien bopbc
Iforetoget paa aommunc6oipitaIet
Gjebeubopn.
9lt Itprte in6 paa aontoret og fiebC
ct 3umer al glaoet % meo bette al
lie op til RrofeSioren, bar BAN noglt
MiuuterS Sag. San lagoc SIabet
I2pgens S9noer og iagbe: Sees.
IlGSl"
Rrofesioren IGite. 2iSt efter fa'
Iite6e ban @IaSet ben opcr Soroet oQ
uObre0 oirrenoe al Sarme:
"0e pouer oItiua at TONNE til mig
reS nooet Iligt Climber? Seq biI
iortpIIe 3em. at ieg er gioetifabs.
man6, % at ieg life pna nogen Rao'
De laSer mig beIRre at apisifriperier
naar oct giGlber meOicinife Eager
Men ioaIe0eS er ben Iettroerot
@png6e! So, ia! 8aa Se til Char,
Iatanernel @Rrseo! Raar Ge ifft
IitoIer paa Gi~benifaben."
8rosiereren ipareSe Sen opbrogtc
Wano. at ban a~o6enbart glemte, a
ban itoo operfor en- fortpiIet Saber
90 ioa gift ban poonp op til ben on
Sen 9Gae.
Seq bar bort ON 8inieu," iasot
Senne efter at bare lGit 9~eretniugen
men bpaS oct egentIig err, tor lei
life uotoIe mig ON. gten De far
10 iorIege. Geis til 9aumarf mel
7eres Setre!"
Oct eioroe Manben. % noglt
NaaneSer ienere peubte ban biem
Spaoommen BAR itnniet hos bars
to 9stre, % iiteOetior en- Sperntion
lOm piISe ifiRmmet Dem, bar De fup
no men onr1ifp lette bpi0e pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
st iu~tercsiaut snnS fra Biting

tiSen er i oisie Gage, Jon fsr onltait
"goiten", 1jort / SorSal. Sire
@rarhnige ira BEN Sio or nemlig
mSeriegt of Den for SIOforifHina
rurnlt in~tereSiereSe Or. augeltao.
iom | to II @raoeue iaHbt meget in.
~teresiaute Sing. SrrIig beiH9rfes
ct iSrno / Sen enc Saug. ioH par e.
aphnOes @rapiteb, nemlis ct Del be-
paret Sfelet al en- Seit. Seiten bar
pGret nj en- liSen aace og muli9ens
buIn at 5arpe. Sfdettet oil III bli
iat idmreH og uoltllet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
/ aareOis a.", s'% Al &OinoriDgoOmme.
arattise &pinoer, ion nn tan taffe Ge.rn.na for lin
gjenopretteSe selbreo.
2Gs bisie 8repe fra tafnemmel
&uinber, fnrerebe peb Or. g.. 8
9artmans frie Gaab.
Suienoer al Gionesbprs
mootages bpert 4ar.
On iseaI @eoiein.


lmiiS 2ouiie @atber. 10
~ Gburt Ct, 9urliua.
ton ST., @ieeprGiiocnt for
@ureou Of grdouge fri.
Der:
"ScrcS MeSicin CT en-
IDEAL apinoe.W cSiein %
lanst Den beSits, ics firnSrr
til at 9ienupbpssc en- tabt
Selbreo % Stprfc.
Seq leo I mango gor. I,
Wiu &pg perfeo, iea bopSe III
uebtrpffen6e Smerter % IH
ofte Sobeopine. M
Seq fllnOc oite paague al III
Sspu / ioaoan Smerte, Of
lea fuuSe It6c / timepis, fer III
iea fun0e luffe Gineuc Nh
igien. Sea frpateSe for sc VI
lnuge GtGtter ioopeIiom forAM
be t,tnae Sage. AV
Seq raaoipurgte TO 2G. AA'
ger % banbeoe at ian 2in' ~
6riuu. "a lea fuu0t. Qtk =.
bercS WeSiciuer life iunte& ~
at bipIpe mic, rooNeoe eut0LN
GeninSe mig til at pr6peMa
Herltnu. W
Seq cr Di3ieIig gIn6 Mn
at icg ir,I9te bcnbe5 Raob; Y
TIL Ferlud bar SEN eneitc
MeNicin for mig. NI &ert og On
foripanot paa fire Wooneocr, o1
er MI / iuISfommen Selbreb.
Mit ~aluurliac Hnao til ale lilo
GuinScr CT at brnse Scruua; tn
islcr iiffcr pna, be bill life blue
ieoc ucS oct" - 2pniic Wutber.
NgOer nOmrrtet Selbreb.
Wr3. g. G. SpIer, Snuta Ro
Gal, Sctretpr ior Santa Nt
muiifaIife SeIifob ifriner:
Seq plaseSes | uuer tire aa
igitsmiif aatarrbL fumplItcrct
SpinbeipgSum % Sufamatiuu
Settle ~paaSrua mig ctte SppeS
Ncrupiitct, Spitcrie % SBpnlp,
iom iutet fuuoe liuore, fsr jog
pcoc Gernna.
Seq hegpnSte at isIe beSre, 81
lea bopoe toaet ben isrite 6laIt
forbebreoeS llae eiter uge, Il
pcS @noen al onttreut eaeoe Tiger
ieg oloeIes riff,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
nr iss iuloitanSig s~frnUunSet min

bar ies iuloitanSig sisnUunSst min
Selbrco.
Oct gIr6er mig at anbefaIe Be.
rrun til ole, iom Itoer al bisie Seg.
BONNIE. - @0ttb Reame8.
Sngcn @iOucsbpro offentIiggisres
,r6cn Sfripercus ifriftIige Samtpfte.
glmerita Dc ucruuic SuiuOsrs 9anS.
Waioriteteu al apinSer er nernsie.
iOrOi SC Ii0cr al en- caer arden aptt.
0eipgooul.
Gen itsrite SinSring for 6eres GEL.
breoeIlc er. at De life ioritaar. at 8a.
tarrb er aariag / Sercs Spgoom.
Snin6er, Tom er / SoiI meo SeniDn
til oercS SpaSom, burOe itriOe til
Or. SurtmaH, grGiioeut for Sart.
man Sartatorilmt. Columbus, Ohio.
.@ip BAN fu[6 geifribeIie Of oire
Spmptomer. fo~ruOaoaeuoe ge1drro.
ling OF SLIDER.
Gan uil ipare itrur meo fnlo Yin.
.oiRuiuq for 9ebouoIiuaen frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21

Get gIGOcr mig at iige, at lea bar
mot u0mcrfet Selbreo MT / upiteu ct
gar. Seq bar goo appetit, upoer
iuno SGnu o9 Iioer life mere al 80.
be0pine eIer andre Smcrter. -
Mrs. 9. &. SpIer.
Ferltna er blepet berentt iOm en-
poiitip Sur for Suin0eipabom, bare
iorSi 0iSie Smoorme for set rritc
fommer al Gutarrb. aatarrb er Gar'
iuq til Sugoommeu. Gcruua fire
rer 8utarrb.
Snm sjcnuanbt inlOtGnOig iu
SclbrcO.
Niis gSir6 Reames, 1877 Sorts
Iatn Ct, 3optou, Ohio, 1trioer:
Seq les / uogcn StO baaoe al
2rnge. og auinoeipgOom.
Seq bapoe uGret nnoer en- sob SG'
aeS gcbanoling | Umtrent nj Waane'
Der nSrn nOaru Sinorina, oa Ternun
blcp MIG aubcfalet. Gitrr at bdpe
taect tulu SLATER al oeuue WrSicin
Evening journal., 1904-09-08

that the injection of air into the udder
will be sufficient TO combat the dis
ease without any additional treatment.
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
S p @ r TING
AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR
ANOTHER $1,000 GAME
Wilmington Will Play Bran.
dywine in Philadelphia
on September 81

wilmington ana Brandywine VIII play
another $1,000 game Of baseball on the
Athletic grounds. Philadelphia on We'd
nesday, September n. Alexander ID. Stir
lith. president Of the local club and Ches-
ter p Martindale, secretary of the Bran
dywine team met at the Philade. pima IN
qulrer office yesterday and signed the
agreement to play Each team will post a
certified check for $500 with the Inquirer.
The entire gate receipts as in the famous
1902 game between the same teams. vii.
go to the winner. The agreement signed
follows:
This agreement entered into this sew
enth day of September 1905. at Philadel-
phia. Pa. between Chester p. Martindaie,
on behalf Of the Branuywiue A. A.. OF
West Chester, Pa, with full power to act,
and Alexander ID. Strith. on behalf OF
the Wilmington A. A.. Of Wilmington
Del, with full power to act. do mutually
agree.
% To play game of baseball on the
grounds Of the Athletic Club. Of Phila-
delphia. Pa. Wednesday. September n
1904. at p. m, for $500 a side. each c,ut
to post $3.50 with the Sporting Editor Of
3
the game to take the entire gate receipts
Of the game in addition to the $500 Of III,
loser.
(2l The game shall be under the man
agement Of The Philadelphia Inquirer
They 10 select two competent umpires an,
to decide all questions in controversy be
tween the two clubs.
90 1ne teams shall be Sc ectcd from
the regular players Of the two cubs, an'
in case of any dispute the matter shall
be arbitrated by The Philadelphia In
qulrer, and their finding shall be final an,
binding.
a. In case of rain on September p tn
game shall be played under the sam
| agreement on September p. 1904
ALEXANDER d. ST1RLITH.
! For Wilmington A. A.
! CHESTER p. MARTfNDALE, Sec'y,
BrandyWine A. A
The manager Of each team viii submit
his list Of players the nrst Of next week
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
BeIrium,. Agriculture.

A brochure on agriculture and agri-
cultural education in Belgium gives an
idea of some interesting features in
these lines and also explains the exaib-
its in connection with rural economy
and education made in the Belgium
pavilion at the worlds fair. These ex-
hibits give information OH agricultural
statistics, agricultural associations. on
the breeding of domestic animals les
pecially that of the Belgian draft
horse). on the crops particularly on the
fax crops of CourtraD and on the agri-
cultural industries.
The agricultural education of Bel
GUM obtained the Grand Prix at the
universal exhibition of Paris in 1900
II has made still further progress since
that time.
All the regulations concerning agri-
cultural instruction and the state sg
riculturists have been simplihed and
reduced TO q code.
The teaching STATS Of the agrScul-
tural schools and the stnte agricultur-
lists founded a study association for the
mutual Improvement Of the members,
which has been most successful.
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
PARK AND PACIFIC COAST
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Aos ouni
TrisnniaI conclaVs, Knight.
Tempie..

on account Of the Triennial Conclave
knights Templar TO be held a. San Fran
cisco. Cal. September TO 9. The PennsyI-
vania Railroad Company VIII run per-
sonaliy-cunducted tour. VI sting tn Vel
iowstone Park. the principal cities and
beautiful r-.sorts Of the Pacific Coast. salt
Lake City. Colorado Springs, Denver and
the ST. louis Exposition. in addition to
affording fve days in san Francisco.
Tickets covering every necessary ex-
pense en- route except hotel aocommoda-
tioas in san Francisco. will be sold at
the low rate ef $3.50 from ala stations on
the Pennsylvania railroad. A special train
of high.g grade Pullman equipment viii,
leave New York, Philadelphia. Harris
brg and PIttshurg Wednesdsy. August
II. The fua i've and one-half DAYS tour
of the Yellowstone Park will be made.
three days will be spent at Los Angeles.
two days az Colorado Springs. and two
days at ST. Louis. the party r6aching New
York. Monday. September 10. stops for
sightseeing will be male at Seattle. Ta-
coma. Port and. San Jose Monterey, San
ia Barbara. SAT- Lake City Glenwood
Springs, and Denver. A descriptive timer
ary will be sent on application to Geo. W.
Boyd, General Passenger Agent Broad
street station, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
LICENSE APPLICATION.

n or G E.-rO THE HONORABLE
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
state OF Delaware. in and for New Castle
county. We the undersigned, freeholjers
and respectable citizens In the city OF
New Castle, county Of New Castle and
state OF Delaware. do hereby certify that
John y. Leonard. tenant and occupant OF
the house situated on Seventh street, N W
Castle. In the county and State afore-
said. described iu his application, and
who Is an apppNsnt for "A license on Mon
day the 18th day OF Septemb r, A. D.,
1904. being the next term Of said court.
for the sale OF intoxicating liquors in
quantities not less than one-half gallon
therein. not TO be drunk on the premises.
n, being a licensed retailer of goods,
wares and merchandise, the aggregate
cost value of his stock constantly kept on
hand for sale Is not less than $500 he Is
a man OF full age. sobrlety and good
moral character; that such sale OF intox-
icatlng liquors at said place IS neces-
sary to accommodate, the public; that ne
Is the tenant Of said house. and the true
rental vaiue Is $500 and the following re-
alectdule NilaNth0 VI n"iu CITY AT leaAt
twelve OF whom arr substantial freehold
ers Of said city, recommend the said ap-
plicauon. VIZ;
George n. Riley, Edward Glbney.
Martin Leonard Thomas Ryan,
Peter Toner, William y. Myers,
e. l.. Chase. Arthur Kee.
Michael Reedy, John NJ. Vailette,
Felix McCanr'y, Patrick McGrory.
Perry Joyce, John Carlin,
Joseph Mannlx.
sept6-3t JOHN Z. LEONARD.
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
Weiaand Didn't Find Players.

Williamsport, Sept S.-Manager-Ca
tain Weisand, Of the Williamsport base
ball team, returned yesterday from a
quest for new material without any
players. Several were to have met him
but failed to keep their appointments
He has signed Ralph Savage of Sa-
vannah. Ga. a pitcher Of undoubted
sbility. who viii report Monday Pitts
burg drafted Savage, but he prefers
to play independent ball
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
HELp WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED. Two (2) WELL-REARED
bows Of ambitious mind, Of athletic
type and unquestioncd character, can find
at the Wilmington standard Academy a
way for preparing Tor college, even
through three Yeats without any casn
outlay for either home or tuition or
text book. Gait TO see Principal Duncan,
hnt DO not call without notice Of introduc-
ton and commendation; cal only IN the
evening" and do not cali az all unless
mhlu0n. Is backed hv eourage. -
Evening journal., 1904-09-08

sALI1.-B VIRTUE or A
writ OF LeVari Facias 60 me directed,
Will be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, m the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county.
State OF Delaware.
ON SATURDAY. w
THE nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1901,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land
with the three-story brick dwelling house
OF Wilmington, bounded and described az
follows TO wit.
beginning at a point on the westerly
side OF Franklin street at the distance Of
one hundred and forty feet northerly
from the northery side OF Eighth street;
street one hundred and hfty feet to a
corner; thence northerly parallel with
Franklin street forty feet 10 another cor
ner; thence eastorly parallel with Eighth
street one hundred and fifty feet. to a
point In the said westerly side OF Frank
lin street, Tff-d thence thereby southeriy
forty feet 10 the place OF beginning be
the contents thereof what they may.
Under ana subject nevertheless to the
regulation and restriction that not any
building shall be erected on, said lot OF
land at less distance than twenty-five
street and that the Whole front on sal,
street twenty-five feet wide shall be KEEP
an open ornamental space for the frel
passage Of air and light forever.
/ Seized and taken Ia execution as tn
l property OF James p. Prentiss and Eliz
| NJ. p. Prentss. his Wife. mortgagors an
It's, and to be sold by.
EMMfT h -TfnHAM Sheriff
Sheriffs Office Wilmington. Delawar,
September !. 1904.
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
LYNCnu>u lN ALABAMA.
Mob Kills Three Soldiers to Get Negro
Murderer.

MOD MUS nrec ooiQieFS 10 Gct negro
Murderer.
Huntsville, Ala, Sept. S.-Three sol
diers were shot to death and several
seriously wounded by a mob which
stormed the Jail and set it on fire last
night and lynched Horace Naples, a
negro charged With the murder OF John
Waldorf.
Several of the mob were fatally
wounded. but owing to the intense ex-
citement it is impossible to learn full
details.
A mob of a thousand attacked the
Jail, and a pitched battle with deputies
aud militia resulted. A riot call was
sent to Birmingham for the Brandon
light artillery. ais,a ,sa
After breaking the sentry lines about
the jail and disarming the senuies the
mob gained possession Of the ground
floor of the building.
Soldiers and the sheriff held their
ground on the upper floor and threat
ened to shoot down the first man who
made move toward the stairway
leading to the negros cell. .a
The demonstration By the mob was
entirely unexpected by the authorities,
who had only time to rush few tried
men to the Jail just before the crowd
rushed the seutries and disarmed them.
Immediately following the arrest of
the negro Judge SpealSe ordered the
impaneling of special grand jury in
order that there might be no delay in
bringing Naples to trial, and it was
thought that this would satisfy public
sentiment, even though there was tall;
of lynching the negro from the mo
ment when the murder Of Waldorf be
came known.
Waldorf lived at Bells factory. neal
here, and was supposed not to have an
enemy in the world. Without apparent
cause the negro, it is charged, stol,
upon him in the night and killed hin
instantly.
Naples was at once suspected, and ;
posse was not long in finding his hid
ing place and placing kim under ar
rest. He was taken to the jail without
difficulty, but as the news of the mur
der and the subsequent arrest became
known indignation at the atrocity Of
the crime became more and more in
tense until soon a mob had gathered IL
the streets, vowing immediate venge
ance.
Evening journal., 1904-09-08
SAGE CHEESE.
An Old Time Fnvorite-Mnde In .
Limited way IL Pays Wcii.

An Old Time Favorite-Mnde In .
Limited way IL Pays We'll.
Sage cheese. with its yellow surface
notified and fiecked with smaIl dark
grayish green spots, is an old time IA
vorite. Sage is a very old seasoning
herb, and sage cheese is very probably
of old English origin. The manufacture
OF sage cheese is now carried on IN a
limited way only in the United States
and is restricted to certain localities,
yet a great many people are exceeding
ly fond of it and will pay from ! to
cents per pound more for It than
for ordinary cheese.
The Michigan experiment station has
studied the subject Of sage cheese max
ing and states that this cheese Is pre-
pared in exactly the same. way as
cheddar-i. e., common American fac
tory cheese differing from 1t only in
possessing a sage favor, which is i'm
parted to it by adding sage extract or
sage tea to the milk before the curd is
precipitated. by adding the extract to
the curd before sailing or by adding
sage leaves to the curd before sailing.
The addition of sage tea or extract
to the milk is Objectionable, requiring
a large amount of sage. ten to twelve
ounces for 1000 pounds of milk.
The addition of extract to the curd
gave entirely satisfactory results in
tests AT the station when the extract
was not too dilute and when it was
added very cautiously to prevent waste
The amount Of sage required was six
or seven ounces for the eurd from a
thousand pounds Of milk.
The most satisfactory method. how
ever, was found to be the old fashion
ed way Of adding the sage leaves tc
the curd. This required the least
amount of sage, three ounces being
sufficient for the curd from a thousand
pounds of milk. In following this
method the sage should be weighed
the stems all picked out and the leaves
| finely powdered and added TO the cure
| just before sailing.
One Of the important Swiss cheese;
/ resembles sage cheese in that the
powdered leaves Of a plant are added
in its manufacture. This "schabzi
ger" green, or "krauter" cheese is made
from sour skim milk and buttermilk
the dried. powdered leaves of rocl
clofer (Alelilotus coerulea) being thor
oughly mixed with the ground curd
1 The small, grayish green cone shapel
cheeses are exported in large number
and are a familiar sight in large maj
kets.