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Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Newport
Special to The evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
Newport. May 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Wintrup, Of Philadelphia, were the
guests Of Miss Margaret Sindall yes
terday.
T. NJ. Gilbert of Wilmington, was tbe
guest of friends here on Saturday.
Lewis Melvin, of Wilmington, spent
Saturday here as the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Melvin.
Mrs. c. o. Carton and daughter Eliz-
abeth were the guests Of relatives I'm
Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Ida May Conyn, Of Whining
ton, was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
L. c. Vandegrift, yesterday.
w. G. Dempsey Of Wilmington, spent
yesterday afternoon with his brother
here.
Howard Mahan is confined to his
home by illness.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
PASSENGERS GET A FRIGHT
Two Youngsters Nearly Run Down by
a Trolley Car.

What might have been a serious acci-
dent, was averted by the quickness OF
Motorman James Stevens of the Winning
ton City Railway Company yesterday af-
tcrnOon.
The incident occurred on West Fourth
street, above Tatnall. Annie Writ, a small
child, with her baby brother In her arms.
seemingly unaware OF the approach of a
car, ran across the tracks. Sne paid no
attention to the bell ana ran on i'm front
Of the car. The occupants expected every
minute to see her knocked down. Stevens,
throwing off tho power, brought his car 10
standstill within a foot of the terrified
child, w'hese fright held her 20 the spot.
At last she moved onlyto fall full length
across the track. Luckily thee hildren were
not hurt, the elder child folding the baby
in her little arms and protecting It from
striSlrg the cobble stones. Their home Is
at Front and West streets.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
A Fossil Find In coIorado.

Santa Fe, n. NJ. May 23.-In exca-
vating the bed Of the Zuni river for a
dam site quite a number Of well pre-
served mastodon tusks and bones were
found. Some Of the latter were ribs
fourteen feet long. The Smithsonian
institution has been Informed Of the
finds. Three heRds of extinct animals
were discovered. They are about two
feet In length and fifteen inches in
width. The teeth are well preserved.
The heads have two straight horns
from sixteen to twenty inches long.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d. Brown, Of
have sent out Invitations to
the wedding OF their daughter. Miss
Alrichs Brown and Frederick
Walton Stoley. The ceremony win take
place at the home Of the brides par
ents on the evening Of June ]. and a
reception will follow. Mr.. Staley is a
chemist at Rowelsburg. w. Va, and
a son Of the Rev. Frederick w. sta
ley. pastor Of st. Peters Lutheran
Church at Middletown, Pa,
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
cominn Wlth Hubhard,. Rodx.

Halifax, n. s., May 23.-The steamer
Silvia, from ST. Johns, N. F.. with the
body of Leonidas Hubbard, the as
sistant editor Of Outing. who perished
in the interior OF Labrador last Octo-
ber sailed for New York today. Dillon
Wallace and George Elson, two OF the
survivors of the expedition, Of which
Hubbard was the leader, are accompa-
nying the remains.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
DEAD

ADAds-Near Hare's Corner Del, on
May 21, John c. Adams, aged q
years.
CLEVENGER-m Washington ID. c..
on May %. William r. Clevenger,
aged AZ years.
BETTY-On May %. Carolyn s., child
of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Betty,
aged IA months.
JENKINS-At Eleventh and Pine
streets. on May p, Clara Jenkins,
wife of Robert Jenkins, aged 81
years.
WILLIS-On May q. at No. 2l5 Or
ange street, Annie, Willis. aged a
years.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
J.weI Robberv In chioaao.

Chicago, May 23.--Diamonds, emer-
aids and other jewelry amounting to
$4,000 have been stolen from the resi-
dence Of John w. Kiser, 1857 Michigan
avenue. The jews were put away in
a chiffoniere and locked up. but when
Mrs. Kiser went TO get some OF the
gems to wear she discovered that they
had all mysteriously disappeared.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Bids For New Hall.

Bids for the new hall and club house
OF the Polish Library Association. TO
be erected at Van Buren and Maple
streets were opened on Saturday at
the office +. l.. Rice. These were the
bids: Peter +. Martin & Sons, S9fi4;
Wilmington Construction Company.
Sa5O0; John L. Healey. Ss566.9O; S. r.
Tarbutton, Sl1 ISL; William O'Hanlon.
1886.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Woman Hit BY Stone While Riding.

New York. May 23.-Afrs. William G.
Gotshall wife OF the president Of the
Port Chester Railroad company, was
hit by a stone thrown by boy in the
street while she was riding with her
husband yesterday and was taken
home in an unconscious condition. The
stone struck Mrs. Gotshall in the fore
head, near the temple, inficting so Sc
rlous an injury that fears for her re-
coYery are entertained.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Ten Thousand punkards Meet.

Dayton, o.. May 23.-More than TO-
600 Dunkards, members OF the old
German Baptist denomination and rep
resenting every part Of the United
States, are holding their annual confer
ence at the Filburn farm. six miles
northeast Of this city. The sessions
will continue through tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
To Unload at Third Street.

Pawnee Bilrs Wild West Show will
unload at Third and Church streets
from the tracks laid to accommodate
the BaTnum and Bailey show. The
tracks have been used as a storage
yard for passenger coaches since. but
they viii be cleared out on Monday.
for the show which win appear here on
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Forty DAYS peadlooked.

Cleveland, o., May 23-The strike Of
the Masters and Pilots association,
which the Civic federation of this city
is now trying TO settle, has been on
since the lakes were opened for navi-
cation, OF about forty days. II began
in a deadlock between the Masters and
Pilots and the Vessel Owners asso-
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Mr.. JOLLS RESIGNS
Funeral Of John D. Hurlock-Preaehers
Exchange Pulpits.
specIal to The Evenlng Jonrnal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Middletown, May 23--John W. Jolls,
who was reelected secretary Of the
Light and Water Commission on May
5. has sent in his resignation.
The Rev. Charles Walker, Of Milford.
preached yesterday in the Presbyterian
Church for the Rev. +. II. Moore. who
preached m Phoenixville. Pa.
John ID. Hurlock was buried yester-
day from his late residence ON West
Lake street. Teh services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Clinton I. Wyatt.
The bearers were Joseph Gary, j.
Frank McWhorter, Enoch G. Alice,
Thomas e. Hurn, Patrick O'Neal Cid
con Z. Hukill.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Nem Windows At s.. Pster,s.

St. Peters Pro-Cathedral viii be
beautided shortly by the putting in of
four fine stained glass windows. by
Montague Jones, whose wide expert
ence and artistic taste are in evidence
In these productions. on the side Of
the oratory are two, one representing
the Saviour crowning His Blessed
Mother IN Heaven. The other is the
Virgin Mary being borne away by an
gels In the 6ratory of st. Joseph is
one depicting the death Of the saviour
and the last shows the Holy Family
at work in the carpenter shop in Naz-
areth
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
To Install MACHINERY in Steamer.

The hull of the Joseph Wharton, built
by the jackson & Sharp Company for
the Wharton Fisheries Company, was
taken to the Pusey & Jones Company's
dock this morning. where the machin-
cry will be installed.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
MIC Pays Rsersan. Hu.sand,. FIns..

Charles Chilcut. who was fined SIS and
costs in City Court on Saturday on
charge Of negiecting his wife and children.
was liberated shortly before the time st
for the removal Of prisoners unable 70
pay their fines. 20 the workhouse. His
wife who had preferred the charge egainst
him, paid the fne and costs. smounkirg
to nearly $50.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
state News Sold.

The Delaware state News has been
sold by Monroe Ashmore to A. b. Ma
gee. a law partner of Former Senator
Keneny.
1t win be changed from an indepen-
dent to a Democratic paper, and Robert
II. Wilson will be the editorial writer
The Veteran newspaper man. Colonel
James c. Weekes. will continue as gem
eral manager Of the News.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Bank clearinqs For the Week.

Clearing at the Wilmington banks -.
the week just ended were Si.O3si57 COM
pared with S.2i9,S9O for the same period
last year.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
GREAT REDUCTIoN sALE.

or 20 per cent. in Ladies' and Mems wear,
at Larus & Altheimer Co., 500 Market
street, for Decoration Week. Discount
given on anything in the store.-adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
The ST. LOUIS CONTEST
The totals today are:

The totals today are:
John White. Jr. I. o. r. NJ. 25.Os7
Ray Brielely. Jr. o. u. A. M..... 1904
John III. Ferrier, !. O. X. M..... 1912
Geo. NJ. Fisher, l. O. r. M....... 1886
James II. Norris, l. o. o. F..... 1876
Smiley King ............... LIS
James Till A. II. G. L........... LIS
Or. L. S. Cornwell. /. O. Q. F..... lilo
Napoleon Adams, II. or S. w. NJ. 1929
Edward Mcintyre, /. o. r. NJ. 1919
Michael O'Neil ..... .......... 1C15
J. H Massey, F. o. E......... 1910
Arch. Crozier, Jr. o. L. A. NJ. 1908
JoEn ,Mccann, +. o. E.. .. ,... 1000
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

LOsT.-A WATCH FOB AND CHARM
with the initials IT. W. A. Suitable re-
ward II returned to 2ot Poplar Street
Grocer, city. m23-1t
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
rwslf.h Vac RepubIIeans to Nee.

Republicans Of the Twelfth ward win
hold a meeting at DR.. Bradley's,
Fourth and Rodney streets. on Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES
two or three furnished rooms suitable
for light house keeping. Address c. II. F.,
this office. MIST
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
COMMERCE TIED
UP BY LAKE STRIKE
Fifty Ports Suffer--A Hundred
Thousand Men Idle.
oIvIo FEDERATION ! AT J WORK.

Unless Peace Ia Declared Soon Between
Lake Carriers and Masters and Pilots
Association the West Will Experience
a Great Commercial Disaster.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

Portland 0~yegon4an: The sshoo! Of %
fashioned Chinook salmon which AWAY
used TO corna up the Columbia earsJ j
the spring, but which seems 10 pave bet2
ali broken up and TO have changed ~
TINE q aT-iTa! TIA lara r. tie season
since artificial propagation was Eu%
cueea. to come ain IA 3 bunch, fi
e~E3o@nIiy got been entirely GlsaTganiseI
Numbers IF tire regular cld stEie SIF
DcoEs, the largest, finest and 3atiss. 50
rnota ever seen anywhere. are now 2e-h
sent 10 the Portland markets I'll es
cent that quite q sc7soC, of these sEaHs
1sh are pushing their way Up 10 Iaeaf wy
spawning beds in the Cialla19as a01 ph4st
streams. a number displayed 2]tfSehs.
EaucA attention from eastern T.sAtE.H
none Of whom Rad eTer seen such ..'
salmon pcfore They weighed from ~.
ty-HFe 10 forty aE6 possibly al? p.s-ss
each, The dealer was urged rs : i.'e..
Of the visitor 10 mention higher Eeis'5s
fo- The salmon than the real aEea @+%-
IS this Is generally 5o51e he G2aGe @o -
l@oIoTsS, making q tTentE-1Ts p2la" -,
men weigh tlslyty-1Te. and 3 forty 49,.
ma weigh 6fty-aVe- One CT me N's'sS.'
AngsTed tie largest fish, g whc1Gef W.,
Ing aooQt Fifty paun6S, and CeEzaTAe0 80 ~.
* must weigh a. least seventy
pounds. The dealer SAID il 1a2a& 70. %,
heavy, but i canuut lie ii WEES ~, IL
seventy pounds" The yiE!EcTs Ee;izat \.
IS they passed out that 1ae oeAi@f r
ps2Isd 10 be & very truthful man
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
CHAPTER xT.
TIE YEgDrc--

&AA- X
Having agreed regarding Tas verdict
sas5s should pass On LsuaEtaa Bpybags,
The fury returned IA their places with
}EAs slow and solemn Eatr q men
weighted by Lhs heavy responsibility f
a-atGsy'e faAs. Al sight of them the
ss6 IN court sank TO z whisper and Gis3
esI1 N Grninoas Rlence-
Il Kz25dsn g5sa1a OF scarlet On Ins
iasasch to5d thai the Judge had taken
3asaaB g1gcs, from where, TG1-a1n e couple
~ot -s2tEutes he Ea5E1ld pronounce a sen
Et@acs ina meant 2tfs or cesTh TO the
Er3saxer, who. a1r1loEt at b sarae In
giant, Tsa brought into the dock.
Il tre1ror vert through all when the
Sza1gs. IN 2 voice hollow aE the rGrl-
bling cs Ell urde, ground current, in
ssar@d Of tha jury IL they had agreed
sapaa q verGicI.
Yes. my lord@ / foreman an
SsTsred-
Then. In reply TO The inevitable CUES
s1cry came ttls verdict. MOT guilty"
sT97s srond Of profound silence that
Galicwe6 aaE E-nots by the 500 u q
swcs,nan's voice, and DGnpIan, touched
10 The quick turned TO BEE Lady BgEsaa
lying back In her seat, Edtth aola3ng
her HAND At the Same Instant he
caught sight Of yeaeto wildly gesticg-
aatlE4E. After that eli Essr1e6 confusion
as76 Noise 70 him Ee knew thai 1he
fudge sddTessed him, bGf his words
11s- - @sSAt. - AoA9A H2G@S1.
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AasI m z agE1er eT TWO 2@ @a& IN
. private foar9 % en- hct@L where
Lazy ByHsh@ mad embraced hsa and
E6tEs2 ha8 tGlta him u her gr2-31Zce a.
TIE E2as1lt ot Els trial, ard Ths eolSgt had
gTrang his bands IN silence. Eyer Max
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

In L,e present 3ns-azlgs ne aeG1Rra5
Szsr DEt-sstan 5urbage shoula never
1aart bean p1acsd II tae COCK. Il Il
sxgs n Tae Manure n tbs rTsa-n standing
far &-3al. Forrss n years 81 zEpsri-
Gaeza, 4zg,aaaR In dtsposiC40u End II
aaz1aEJaEt ctcaractsr. 10 lake The LIE 81
s-naIaer man. Tnas 5eceZss5 had w9~
fns prisoner money. bET neither IeEQrs
gssr &2fss waH there Z ztG-Es3 OF eTj3ence
10 shcw GnT III feeling oat8aan iaer2
es1 14s Gerz1sg1y, Laey aas a1ways aea-a-
ct gGaa frgaDls-
Ea11& any g-1gr gIg4T-g Ire 3lTF sLa3a
M sSald VIII aloo6. &aCg- Z hsEGlh1G
gNrEaetEs, risk a1s 3faerGy AMI life EslG-
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@-ss YVES 4 man 3f heart &ua f~a@4EsEE
&,rGa cazlBc3e1cs Ike tharaHe] yeg, hut vGg
Gxaars unfortunate tea- GEy one ~
them, pecssnse EZgCAci11 had steAELEEtT
eroGrd itself round him, Caught h.au II
EIa &aIls, and threatened 10 aeEtr2E
A&z=a, TOR 1t4S NJ deSRrraa Ihei- sgL&
geLay-
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the eQIoneYs jury returned .as1r YER
&&cl tie WEB practically ura5efsnde5, LIS
Saa1zsa aaa ae&l banded z-1UGt ty HI
irresponsible prSEs white rs STaE being
sao2Shr Eor, and his -cau6a-zuaGIa-, oHa-
s=E tc various GalageE, ha.5 beea z fora
gene conclusion.
Fs@w, ths tsEts Of ths tass were eE-
ErsEasly atrnEle. at26 When 5aslg ECate3
s@r~6e-&aSly proved t3B tlra9snca. Ee
Bat acac EngLsay 81 tE-Es DEs1
ssa-s.asF alragdy CrldGiy dHelt IN, CHOW
ing sha1 be darioTsd h3s ~fool1shleas.
Immediately afterward he went Up
gafrE win rs deceased. = kindly
&ssEted, wealthy yguag fellow, VINO tn
aeite1 atzD % hlE ,Dc-I, wh%rG II gave
AAEa 8lGE the ] Q lis the prisoner had
GlgaeG. The Latter 1pGk taeTa 10 his
GNH apartment, vi X re b>lgae3 teLn
Evrg To 2 3-tssapaL4cr11ar rao@iTe3 1he
greg394s evening. be left Enoa3eEu1qrtts
Egaa 9arag aeGt morning, 5ut iEslea3 ct'
@su5Eag to L6aa1n as ae haa t.Jts1ae6 and
sfaSas, tie made E4s way 20 & fa1-n-
Eo2s miles Graa LIZ nearest post
GgFSxa, M2le,'e newspapers were slow 80
aa4
Egza ne re1na&nea6. 13ttaous striving 70
S-saz4eea4 rzE1Bsls. u1rtE a1a czaa 81 fae
gzza-Ss1 ant was Mortified 10 see that
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
f1rrtr Co;r,

From the Philadelphia Press: FEsat,
Wa1ker-Eere's a piece CT ais PA bot
about q Teller ont West DAT "4A hsd
al by a cowboy, but a waten ne ""0
In his pocket saved his life" ia
Gagson Tattars-Dat -eTaaHAs M Nv
/ had a lucky coin onct dat saFeu -
life
Ragson Tatters-Dats right Il VIZ
3 nickel wat wug gev TO NE wen -"
yss, dyigl' fur . glass O beer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
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I}Es pressed tight to py=zsr- bts a-agsr
as2aptr&g thsrz., te turned away.
Half a4 hg-- alrgr and Euyrage gag
sea1es an 2 railway ca~-5sra zI-h W.
4 nato ard E2tsrga on tEsst. war n -ol-
con.
AZ 4o- ~;r~, sa saAr7as sca-c.4,r- aware
1 cf six ~7yr-rr7~ ts4.~e $50 7-,rs-aE Fy4-a .
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- - ~ : I'LL 4ia-Iza a. $3.50 =
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

The flies are here. Dorgt fe-~c: ,ha
ny oope- One part carb2I1c &cid to
aT1ou1t Of kerosene and arplie3 n.,9s
in three or four days with q sr-avsr
that can be bought for 81. viii saya
the COWS untold discomfort ana In
crease the How o. mix. to saw rntn;+,r
abocs the LE1e L temper saved 10
Ihe process Of milling. =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
XII.
MAX SETS nr-r

AT the conclusion OF The trial. Nix
returned with the family TO ksowlss-
Worth hail.
IT was now the laf,t week in Septen-
Der, when early autumn had Hung au
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
Maft for the Platform.

do you think It's right for q man
put much money in his clothes ~
1T depends upon how solna an
sleeps and how noiseIessly his "h'
walk"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
RUSSIA MAY GET 4
CONS YF1
CORRUPTION lN sERWc.
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vas 4l~farEn=l E1at Lls FAT a+starlrasG:
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parts ot EsLsssaa Is t2aad 10 os enGaz
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have SOLD liz "4~1Lf1tII Saifea tm
emergencies 70 ut2aIlg11als 2aaier6
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

MICH Of the country through vrhsc,
me Siberian railway passes has rara-
been traverssd by white men before ira
surveyors came. N-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

u guess Pm Z murderer. =. 52,.t
Gl9ow Thet1.eT I killed Chol.y or nor"
What Go .-o1 mean 90
he proposed IN r . q littga while a-n
ard SAID ha couldn't live WITHOUT me-
and ! refused h517.'