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/ 2, r,orroys s;l,,l,I on MARKET y

NEW YORK, Nov 2s.-cottonseed oil was
barely steady With moderate trade pr,,ne
yeIlow, e5Mao6hc.: off summer yellow. nonl-
nal: prime white 20c.; prime 5wntar yellow. Slc.
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Lvnchburg Tobacco Market.
Lynchbnrs. va. Nov. %.

Lynchburs, Va, Nov. %. 1901
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Ly1ichburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending November rs,
1901, reported by John L. Oglesby. OF Lynch's
sold week ending November 18th. 1ss1co
pounds cold week ending November 9th, 1884,
200 pounds; increase for week ending November
Sold from September 1. 1904 to November Is.
1904, 400 pounds; sold from September 4.
1908, to November 25. 1903 1892 400 pounds;
decrease for 1904 1888, 500 pounds.
The receipts this week. wcre quito light
when compared with corresponding week for
como years past. This u the result OF two
and there has not been a season for handling
tobacco since 1t was cured. The conditions OF
the offerings was rather bad. n large portion
OF II being In very high order from sprnk.
The quality Of the tobacco Is very good. though
tho colors OF large portion was considerably
on. Prices on all tobacco In proper condition
was satisfactory to tho scller. Much OF 1t was
discount a because II was In such high order
& Quotation OF SsrLcss on the Lynchbnrs market
for loose tobacco:
Dark, common luss.......,....... $40 W 3.0
Dark, medium lugs. .........S..... $50 g 4.hO
Dark, good ugs.................,... abo ~ D.So
Dark, common Leaf. 900 q 600
Dark medium Leaf. $50 G $50
DARK, good leaf. ooU !IW
Dark, ltre !lW " Et'Sv
Dark, wrappe. -. rs. l6V 20 kS.W
Much OF the better grades would bring higher
prices but for being in such high order There
IL no bright and but little good doppled tobacco
being offered.
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"A memorial window has been placea
In the Rlrst Presbyterian Church or In
danapolis in memory OF the late BenJa-
min Harrison by his widow, lt was asa1r
Gated last Sunday
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BALTIMORE MD, Nov. ss,m i sndI rcn i
nns u aa he month aiisd southern y
sanple aSili es,n-Sihrm,; sps.. as%
VA Sat saLstcadw: No. white, s5N Rye--Dul
and assssssas s4nGy d. laS,e
Isig stnro ma cked l3ill5c. ISggs-Ftrm and
u Siaa at 2sc chesscFir large ~ 1i%3
lie: medium. 117sQl2c.; small, lEAul-'sc
sn1nr-Sirnng md unchangeds
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rHE ART OF WISE INVESTING. Y.
bool, every investor In the land should
read Points ont the essential characteristics
Of safe securities with q review Or llhancini
lar style. Just tssued -, a. "a
Prics per copy In cloth 81 by mall s1.oo'
MOODY PUBLISHING CO., 80.
a5 Nassau Street, New l'o
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>-or4h,,-r poc,ec ....,.,,,,.,,........... ibH
Nor,ii ~ West r con, 1s,............... 1c0A
c esh9r. line a. and 103
49,. cnnv siss 1929
peaniyr General .............. 1925
ST Louis and Iron Mountain con-. 6s...... llss
St Louis and San francisco fE. 4s........ ss5s
g.. "a III tna, Ia ,.....,,,.,,.,.. 81
stt,ar o. pnn,ar AZ ...,,,.,.,,...... ss
s.ottt,e,n railway 1lSh
~ ua a ~ i,acSc 12l
Toledo ST. L. ana Western 4s............. 81 8.
iInon paciss COW. 1l5z
E'1to .. III Of e. -...,,,....,...... e6 5
=: 2. an 1l7h
49, " s,, Ia, a. esA
~ Take Erie 1874
1H,,as ~ f.an+rai as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s3
S ~ 1,ei tsmy 81 SsM
n and q Collateral Trust As. ............. o5h
Central OF Georgia Sd 1nc.................. y 4.
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nay GOODS MARKET.

Il NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-1n tho dry goods
market tho week ends with less animation on
the part OF trade generally, and yet here and
there report are current Of additional business
OF satisfactory size. sfH N 5j, ~ 1.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARBnra

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 2s.-PE,ANUTs
spanish-Firrn and active ct s5c.. with good
demand Receipts increasing. but not suiii-
Client to supply the demand irgnias ~,
ut i sHc. for fancy stock. Machine, 2hTSNc-i
Smelling stock, &c. Receipts light
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
e Richmond. Va Nov. 20, 1904
st.is4 nrITlr, ArIrNc ~
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
5s {Sales at Union Stock Yards)

tssi5is (Sales at Union Stock Yards
Ss Richmond. Va, Nov. 20, 1904.
There was a very good run OF cattle on the
market. Best steers sold from 4ssf54,kc.: no no
p 81. ones In the market medium 70 good
Heavy run Of hogs and sold from 4eoas .1oc.
Of and ambs s Gesy hsh
lambs. 5Ac, ;.others. use. Fresh cows. $3.50
Prospects fair for next tina market q
&C essl Its 400 head Market s,eady Prime steers
eanery s bulis s sste!s
ffyss sas Wssts eaa ysss S5iS
Mixed and butchers sicQ94,75; good to choice.
sni sisS s5s? baE i hsaEy ;t
sheep-Rseeln,s, 5000 head Sheep steady;
lambs st II eIc . 20, weak Good e eess
4,so; native lambs. S4.3OIG.5o,
NEW S1;.y YORK. Nov 2s.-BElsvEs
beef quiet at 7G1oc per pound for .natIve lambs.
cailyes-Momainal; feeling steady Dressed
eand seaayfy cay aesea ysas a@se
Calves-No fresh receipts; feeling steaa STEADY.
Dressed calves IN moderate demand Mt steady
veals and sql5e for country dressed qs sneep
md L.ambs-Receipts. ,oo9 head; feeling weak.
100 pounds Dress Il IL, t,cn inactive at 5isasc.
Igr pound; dressed lambs slow ut S19Ec per
polln.!. Horsr-l'ecelpts 1879 head. J. Country
dressed hogs steady
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG, Pa.
Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light. ,narket
steady, Gloce, = y sad!5 so; prime, s5at6 20.
heaYles.s s4,SOaiao: medium and heavy york;
ors, Si,70I4.76; light workers.. si.50a4.60; pgs,
s4sOI44o; roughs. ,$4d4.25 Sheep-Recoipfs.
light. Market steady. Prime wethers 81 300
4,J0; common sheep, $ldl2.Go; spring lambs,
S4I4 is; veal calves, S7@T.50
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. Enthusiastically
and active at &C.; lower: Butchers si.7oa4. 75;
common, $50 cattle-steady; !, Fair 70 good
Steady at Sl75a1,oo. lambs Strong at s3,55D
90,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

t,bica 20 and Northwestern con- 7o......... 12sIs
Ehcaao n l. and Pacific 4s................. S23s
C,hicaeo, r. i and Pacific col. 5s.......... SAY
c., c., C. and st. Louis gen.. $780, l y
Cnnsoliaated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. S1h
Colorado and Southern 4s................ 81
Denver and RIO Grande ls.................. IVY
Erie prior lion 1874
Erie General :........... =;
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts.. III
mtisviIi. nnd Nashville unfied "a. ........ 1854
Manhattan consol gold A.................. looA
ate~.can5 Cnntr,I a, Inc .,.......,,,.... n 4.
Minn ana ST. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 97a
St,,ri xa n.,. n nd T,e1as 4s...,..... 1o3 q
Mi,aonri !; an.s,a and Texas eds ........... s6h
W,tIonai' r r, Of Mexico con 4s............ SIX
Nav. York Central gen slss. .............. 10IA
New Jersey Central gen IS. 1s5A
Eort harm Pacific 1854
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CASH Motutlo1 ~ ~ q ION5 %. stradEhts
z snrng patent PATENTS sisoa srashts
sisSSiSS III s59s 81 No. !Pr rsa
81 ii w. No. 3 corr 5lfc No. vel
eI &C. 10. oats s:asshc Ne 2 = Wits ss
32isc. No. white Ua l :s.e 70 scr ~ choicc
Rating .seu asa5ee nXsesa sll; ]. 81 as
rortnwehern ss Pr n; = T9 ~. herd her Go
M Sona s.'s d7 short short ribs sides ooss $3.50!
sfa Il i hisa wlnes coSsr
2Mn,Sacy' paae SIC Butter-sleady; creanl
aagss ,sa g. malN cases. ny
aiuded. -iS,sGsatsc.; prime tilsts. 26c.; extras
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y CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. HoGs-steady
and active at &C. y, lower; Butchers si7oa4.75;
shippers, saI4G5; common, s2G2,25 Sheep
Steady at Sl75l4,Oo. IAmbs-Strpng at $35bD
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
WILL NOW WEIGH COAL
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Board Passes Resolution En-
ploying Weighmaster for
This Purpose

The Board OF Education last evening
passed resolution that is expected TO
do away with any future trouble con-
cerning the coal question. The meas
ure provides for the employment Of a
weighmaster and that he shall keep a
correct account i'm a book prepared for
that purpose OF the amount Of each and
every wagon load of coal delivered TO
the various schools i'm the city.
The resolution was adopted and re-
ferred TO the proper committee with
power TO act.
In the opinion of the city solicitor,
DR.. J. II. Spruance. who had submitted
his resignation as "a member Of the
board, because he had moved from the
Third ward into the Fifth ward, could
not cease to be "a member, and the
resignation could not be accepted by
the board.
The annual statement Of the treas
urer showed that the board had re-
ceived during the year, S2SS,3S2.95, and
had expended the same amount. The
outstanding certificate Of Indebtedness
amounts to $12O,0OO The outstanding
mortgage on the High School property
is $4,000.
The board decided 20 send the treas
lurer's report to city Council and notify
that body that if it wanted to see the
vouchers the latter could be seen a'
Iany time in the board rooms.
Acting on the opinion Of City So
licitor Harman that the president. o
the board had the authority under the
existing circumstances to fill vacancies
President Shortlidge made the follow
ling appointments last night:
/ Committee on teachers. Thomas O
Cooper. NJ. D.; on manual training, J
NJ. Schaffer; on fuel. heat and ventila'
tion, John T.. Postes; on printing, J
Prince Ford; elections John G.. Ser
sey, John r. Postles. Daniel Ross; or
law. William o. Brown. The visitir
committee is School No. I. JohI
White; No. ?. William Baugh; No. s
Bernard Donahue, No. 70, W. G
Brown; No. 21. w. j. Burton.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
.DR. POULSON APPOINTED
PASTORAL ASBURY CHURCH
Will Serve Church Until the
Next Meeting Of Confer
ence in March

Tho Rev. Thomas L. Paul on, d. D..
will be pastor of Asbury NJ. r. Church
until next March, hling the vacancy made
by tie removal of the Rev. Charles S.
Baker for his implications IN stock deals.
The decision was reached last night by
the official board of the church which ex-
tendel a unanimous cal to him. Presid-
ing Elder A. >. Mowbray will appoint DIT.
Poulson to the charge.
DR.. Poulson preached Sunday morning
and evening at Asbury by invitation Of
Presiding Elder Mowbray. wit1 the under.
standing that ne would be appointed tc
nnthe pulpit there for the remainder OF
the conference year, II the official board
sho1ld Invite him 20 do so.
1t was the desire Of the board not TO ash
for a man in a regular charge and thu.
disturban other congregation. Dr. Pou,soI
had no regular charge and Is ready to as
sumo his duties Immediately. lie wal
wired Of his appointment TO Ridley Parl
last night by Dr. Mowhray.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
in THE Grasp OF
THE MYSTIC SHRINE

Atlantic City is practically in the
grasp Of the mystic Shriners. hundreds
of whom, accompanied by their friends
and families. arrived at that popular
resort today TO attend the convention
Of the order
BY nightfall it was estimated that
| 3. 900 Shriners had arrived and they Will
continue TO come until the sessions,
business and otherwise. of the order,
are in fun swing tomorrow.
The city is beautifully decorated with
flags and bunting and triumphal arches,
and for the next two days the city by
the sea will be the scene Of much en-
joyment.
A number Of Wilmington Shriners,
accompanied by their wives, will leave
today for the shore and make their
headquarters at Frisinger's next to the
Victor. during their stay. Each MEM
/ Der will wear the red fez upon which
/ in gold letters is the word Lulu" be-
meath which are the emblems OF the
order
Among those who will atetend from
here are ohm C. Saunders. Fred C
Mammele. John G. Rehfus. Isaac Kines
William Guthrie. Charles Rudolph
Harry Zimmerman, Harry Coyle, Grant
Wilkins. Elwood HILBERT. Thomas Day
/ General J. Parke Postles, Harry Both
man. Charles Blaine. Isaac n. Bullock
Samuel Hayman, Samuel Saunders, T.
A. Van Trump, William Hannah, and
Frederick Greer, the last named o
Baltimore. Md. Samuel Dillon and
iparty of three. relatives from Detroit
Mich. left AT 1890 o'clock for Atlantic
City in an automobile.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
WORK OF WATER COMMISSION
Business Of Routine Nature Transacted
by the Board.

Members of the Water Commission
met in regular session yesterday after
noon and City Auditor John Boughman
reputed the amount Of collections Of
June to be S2.OS7.74, which amount has
been deposited in bank.
Engineer Lessen has ordered the
railing to be placed around the reser-
voir at Tenth and Franklin streets and
as soon as it arrives il will be placed
in position.
The electric poles now in use in
Tenth street park are considered un-
slightly and the engineer was instructed
to procure poles for the new lights.
Engineer Leisen was instructed to
put in toilets in Tenth street park. The
new system of keeping the pay roll
was put in effect yesterday for the first
time.
The balance in bank was reported to
be s95.99642. The weekly pay roll OF
sl,O2s.O6 was ordered paid.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
COUNTY TO PAY
FOR SCAFFOLD
SHERIFF INSTRUCTED TO SUBMIT THE
PRICES OF ERECTION TO THE LEVY
COURT-TAX TABLE FOR FISCAL
YEAR

At the meeting Of the Levy Court
this morning the matter OF erecting a
scaffold for the execution of John join
err, eolored, who was convicted several
months ago of murder In the first de-
gree. and sentenced TO be hanged Sep
tember 3 was b-ought up by Commits
sioner Hopkins. Mr. Hopkins stated
that the sheriff had requested him TO
bring the matter up to find out who
would pay for the scanold. The mem-
bers thought it was the county's place
to stand the expense and on motion Of
Mr.. Hopkins the sheriff was authorized
to submit prices for the erection or rem
tai OF a scamold.
Bids were opened for erecting railing
at Market and Third street bridges,
but the contract was not awarded.
The contract for repairing the ballot
boxes was awarded to Newton Grubb
for SlSS.
Chairman Hopkins, Of the finance
committee, submitted a tax table show
ing the total amount of the assessment
on real estate and stock In each hum
dred and what the collectors arc
charged up with for the fiscal year just
starting. The table follows:
Real Estate and Stock.
Appoquinimink, 1881 1853; Blackblrd,
S7S2, ,93S; Brandywine, SASS 200; Chris
tiana. S2.75S.2 Mil Creek sl.s55, 1876;
New Castle. S2.4i6,S70. pencader. ST.
76.332; Red Lion. S9S7 9l1: st. Georges,
ST. 22S1 ,99s; White Clay Creek, 1880 096i
Wilmington. S32,9l6,OSi; total. s50,0i5,
0S6.
County Tax.
AppoquinimlnlS. S3.92L67 $40; Black
bird, S2.93l.75 2-10; Brandywine. $685.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
PHOENIX ANNUAL MEETING
Held Last Night and Officers Elected
For Ensuing Year.

The annual meeting of the Phoenix
Fire Company was held last night and
the following officers elected: Presi-
dent, Joseph c. Hyndman; Vice -Presi-
dent J. W. Maquire; Secretary. Will
liam f. Callahan; Treasurer, r. c..
Weideman; Trustee for eighteen
months John J. Mulvey; Directors,
William p. Merchant chairman; James
Thompson, George w. Darrell. James
is. Stafford, William Joyce Fire Re-
corder William e. Callahan. Engine
Driver, J. J. Patterson, Ambulance
Driver, Frank McCullin; Truck Driver,
George McCracken; Tillerman, John j.
Mulvey; Engineer, James J. Patter-
son; Assistant Engineer. Emmett Nor
row; Second Assistant Engineer. Will
liam Joyce. The officers beginning with
fire recorder are employees Of the COM
pany.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12

To the public and my customers:
Please withhold judgment in the
charge brought against me until Nom
day, July is. 'O4. when my defense will
be heard. Until then kindly give me
your respect and patronage as hereto
fore. I give my word Of honor that
the charge is false. If 1 had done as
charged / deserve the utter contempt
of every inhabitant of the city.
Respectfully yours.
A. Philip.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12

so; Christians. tii OSsi4 $40: Mil
Creek. S7.S20.7S; New Castle. 81. 1901 IS;
Pencader. S4.805.S2 $40; Red Lion, Ss.-
95i6i i-10; 81. Georges. S9.12799 2-iO;
White Clay Creek. S5,320.3S 4-l0, VIII
mlngton, $isi ,7sLSs 6-iO; total, $780,
o66.S2.
Poor Tax.
Appoqulnimnk Sesl16 9-io; Black
bird. S7s293 $40. Brandywine. S24SS20:
Chrlstiana. $2,75s.2S 7-lO; Mil Creek.
S1.955.19 $40; New Castle. s.. 1857; PEN
cader. Sf07633 2-l0. Red Lion. s9S7.-
lon 1-lO. ST. Georges s2.2si.99 $40; White
Clay Creek. si,s20.O9 $40; Wilmington.
32,9is.OS 4-iO; total. S5O,Oi5.oS.
Total Tax.
AppoQuinimink. SL905.Si 5-1O Black
bird, Ss.66L69; Brandywine. si2.4i1:
Christiana. s2,75S.2S 7-lO; Mil Creek.
S9,77597 5-lO New Castle sl2.3S435;
Pencader S5.Ssi66. Red Lion. S4.aSa-
55 $40; ST. Georges. Si1. .4o9.99; White
Clay Creek, S6,65OiS; Wilmington,
Sl6i, i,73O.42; total. S250015.iO.
The county tax Is based on the new
rate Of 40 cents on the hundred and the
poor on 10 cents on the hundred.
on motion Of Mr.. Armstrong the
State Highway Commission was in
structed to advertise for bids on the
Odessa and Middletown road.
Mr.. Hopkins stated that over $500
has been paid for extra work on new
roads and suggested that the State be
asked to pay half or ii. The court in
structed the clerk 10 send bill for
half the amount to the State Treasurer.
The bond committee was Instructed
to negotiate for the workhouse bonds
J at 1-2 premium.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
CAR INSPECTORS
TRANSACT BUSINESS
Committees Named Who
Will Make Reports To
morrow

Members Of the Brotherhood Of Car
Inspectors Car Builders and Railway
Mechanics of America resumed their
session In the A. O. u. w. building this
morning at o'clock.
Beyond a general discussion Of bus
mess topics nothing Of Importance was
done. the convention adjourning at
noon until tomorrow morning. During
the afternoon the various committees
VIII prepare their reports and this even
ing members VIII go to Brandywine
Springs as guests Of the local lodges.
Committees Announced.
AT yesterday afternoons session SUI
preme Chief stanglin announced the
appointment Of the following commit
tees: Credentials. j. Sullivan. chair
man. Pittsburg Pa. G. A. While. Al
toona; William Boswell Baltimore;
George Adams. wilmington; C. w.
Mateer Harrisburg.
: Finance-John Mcfarland, chairman,
Pittsburg. Pa; william Clark. Phila-
delphia J. =. Horda. Cumberland. Nd;
j. II. Keatley, Wilmington J. G.. Burns.
Altoona.
Constitution-F. r. Mcguire. Will
lmington, chairman, Thomas McKenna,
/ Providence r. J.; NJ. L. Cotter. Boston;
A. A. Street Philadelphia; j. A. Ham
burg, Baltimore; J. II. Collins, Pitts
burg, Pa. G.. u. G.. Anderson. Piteanon,
Pa; a. X. Bazell, Kaiser. w. Va.
Ritual-O ID. Krause. Pttsburg:
chairman; J. A. Hamburg, Baltimore:
A. *. HAZEL Kaiser, w. Va. John
Binckley Philadelphia; William Sharp.
camden. n. j.
Resolutions-H. A. Rambo. chairman.
philadelphia, Pa. r. r Mcguire. Will
lmngton; Joseph Stauner, Baltimore; {;
Joseph Knight Camden; Thomas Nc
Kenna, Providence. r. l.
Press-F. r. Beggs. Wilmington.
chairman; C.. G. Cook. Philadelphia: /:
George Adams, Wilmington.
Officers Reports--Frank Stirras.
Wilmington chairman. II. C.. Wright.
Kaiser W. Va. John Mequtine. Co
lumbus, o.; J. F. Butler Camden. n.
d.. A. Monahan. Columbus. O.
Ways and Means-M. l.. Cotter Bos-
lton. chairman. O. ID. Krausc. Pitts
burg; r. NJ. Woods. Philadelphia: G.
lG. Cook. Philadelphia.
During the session a handsome cray
on portrait Of George w. Scott. who
founded the order In Columbus. Ohio
ldurlng July, 1855, was hung in a con-
lspicuous place in the convention. The
portrait was loaned for the occasion BY
Prosperity Lodge OF this city.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
Losr. FouNO ANo REwARo.

LosT.-AT SEVENTH AND MARKET
streets. sum of S2i consisting Of two
tens and one dollar note. A liberal re-
ward viii be gwen by this poor loser. II
returned TO si7 Madison street or to the
cash box at snellenhergs store. Money
was 81 a small pocketbook.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12

Pennsylvania railroad workmcn are busy
placing she wing In freight cars 10 be used
TO transport Dclawares pcacn crop. Th1
work is being done al west yard.
INTR OTO CAR inspectors
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
$4,000

e OF the most
mt of this city
b combat broke
ock this morn
eamer San ia
ship Company,
70, at the foot
4 hcee hours the
|ned to destroy
prs the fremen
|led IN checking
|half a score of
Ine intense heat
is and paints.
seriously in
reports had II
crew had fallen
Annlvshrodainu
investigation ar
ID the hold to be
Iacinto cannot
t's known unti.
- a sur -ey OF
which W
ihe fine will
- -
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
COURT BAYARD F. o. a. TO INSTALL.
OFFICERS TONIGHT.

Court Thomas + Bayard. F. o. A.,
win install its new officers tonight. At
ter the officers are installed a banquet
viii Dc held. All members requested to be
present.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12

WANTED. Two GOOD GERMAN CAN
vasers. Apply Wednesday, 20 S a. m.
A. Weishaar. Grand Union Hotel. jyl2-3t
Evening journal., 1904-07-12

Many a weed would be a flower If II
was nurtured in more favorable sur
roundings.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
Of
.gln-eT[n
m tho D. p
LOCOMOTIVES COLLIDE
IN BROAD Street STATION

abcb ~ ,nto Philadelphia. July 12-Nruch excite
mex ,6ore ment caused in Broad street sta
en on nsor ton about 10 o'clock this morning by
skirt shs la collision between two locomotives A
he hips, no fastnut Hill inbound train jumped the
a lowed. but from just o. r. ie the train shed and
We 'e decided flare antods pther train waiting to
'ai y, any number ~ plat passengers on board
v, 'uld be added. 10 join Nn train were thrown
ade " .iH skirts nlit 'ean' tYiaiu padly scared fof
mad. Nhees' two1es' was VA ieast ieast a score OF wo-
,e. 1ene. Although his intentoone was much hurt.
son The skirt wi will hnisT both trains were
each iicunct
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
BYRNE Gets A
NEW YORK BERTH
Has Been Appointed Assist
ant United States District
Attorney by Roosevelt
lNICE DISCREDITEO BY S[NATE
Denied Confirmation in Delaware, He
is Made Assistant in New York
Though He Hasn't Been There Long
Enough to Have Name in Directory.

Washington, July 12.-William Mi
chael Byrne. the former trusty lieuten-
ant of ]. Edward Addicks, for whom
President Roosevelt exerted all his in
nuence in the face of stern rebukes
from the Judiciary Committee of the
United States Senate. which refused to
confirm Byrne's nomination as United
States District Attorney for Delaware
in 1902-O3, has been appointed Assist
ant United States District Attorney for
New York.
The President has apparently landed
Byrne in "a place where Senator Hoar
cannot reach him with the determined
opposition which twice aroused all OF
the Presidents fighting qualities.
Byrne has not been a resident Of New
York long enough to get his name in
the city directory.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
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