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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
$50 lit Safu6'S 1yran?

Sofob SaroieS5tD miro ieine 6rulr
bitter oermtiicn. - sic iou ibm
nit einem aoitgdnger ourhgegon=
gen iein.
Nift geringca 2luiicben erregte am
%. Nopcmber lcBten SobtcS Der Sail
oe3 SofobSaroieS5fp inter Den W}it-
QIicoern Der poIniibCu &olonie IN
0It-9aItimorc. SoroIes5tp puroe
BON iciuer 6rou Tron5iSfo, bic in Nr.
1903, 9etbeIitr.- Court 5lpiihen 8ant-
StruBe mo Goitcrn.9Ipcmlc, luobnt,
Onmol5 bci6ul0i8t, iie miBbonbclt SIT
bobcn, mo Der &oitG0ngcr in Dem
Sultie, Elm redt onicbnlider Eolc,
Numcna Sobn SelinStp, trat ais
3ellgc gegen ben gbeootten allf. Soro.
ic&5fD tbot iein M0glidItcS, I'M nod-
5unuciiclL oaB ieine @iferiudt uuf ben
SoitgGnger bcgriinOet iei, bod cr-
fIGrtc ibm Squire" Hodaro, oaB er
trotoen1 fem Nebt bate, ole 6roll,
lpeIdc III ber3crbred)cnocr @eile
lucintc, ST. ldlngcn. Der eiierliidti9e
Gbcgatte muroe iooom sur 3nbllng
pom $5t mo Soften pcrurtbeilt, mo
ga cr niht 5oblen fomltc, ms StoOt.
@cfdn8niB 8cionOt, Inn icinc Stroic
objlliben.
0oS Gbepoar ncbit &%oit90n9cr bat
ten I'M obigen @ullic ctuu 6 Monote
9eIebt. mo ol& &ofob icinc uIlfrciluil.
ligc 6abrt nod 0cnl StootgcfGngniB
ontrat, bltcbcn ieinc 6rou mo Der
&oltg1ltGcr III Dem @oltie 5uriid.
6ronciSfn i6ien iebr bciorQt SIT icin
INN ibren Wtnmt mo madtc un9eblid)
mcbrmolS N~nitnlten, i'm im @efGng=
nib 5l bclltd)en, Uoran tic icOod) oll-
gcblid) bon 0cn SoItgGngcr gcbinocrt
iulIrOe. Nn lcBtcn Wtontog ucrfarftc
tic lire 0on5cn Wt0bel mo unl Nbeno
O%cronloBte JIG Ben Wiid). 9icbeI, fir
lie mo Den &oitg0nger 5mei Soiicr
llod) Der &rott-S troBc mo 9rouomou
5lt brin0cn no lie ollf cilen StroBen-
babn-SSoggon itiegcn mo, iuie Iie ers
tlGrtcn, nud) Der llnion-S Citation ill6.
rem, I'm bon BORT aus nod Dem Often
81 fobren. Die Sto0t. III tuclber tic
ibrcn @ObniiB oufi6lo1cn iuer0cn,
goben lie nidt an. l~lntcr0ciicn Iitt
Sofob in StootgefdnqniB uno blGIt
Grii6iol, lit ie0of felt OaOon ii6er.
5elgt, ooB CT bel ieiner am SamItoQ
%erfolgetoen Gntloiillng ans Dem Sc.
fongniB, bon ieiner 6rou nit offenen
Armen ollfgenommen iperoen miiroe.
Son Dem &eridminoen ieiner Trou
bat Der %geborntc @bemonn nod 0tidtS
gebort, .a. $40. GA. .....,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

Gin iungeS sc d o d eli Der
/ d 10 nm e II. - Gas Yoli5ei . De-
portement lit geitern erIlld)t moroer,
nod SRI. Wiarie +. 9reluer, elmer q
Sabre alten Dame bon Sagerstopn,
500, meldle i'm 0ienlte Der Wooe-
muorenfirnno Irm.itrong, Gator &
So. Itono unb ieit Dem 6. Sanuar
lplirlos oeriduunoen lit, 9todfors
lhungcn nn5uitelcn. Sri. 9relucr
rep~rGicntirte 0ie 6irmo in Barnes.
pillc, &c, no iie bonn Oftober less
ten So6res bis gum 5. Sanuor Oieie6
Sobres mar. glnt 6. Sontar reiIte lie
bon BORT a6, I'M nddJ SdgerStoipn 5iis
riid5ufc6ren lin0 bate ibr @ebolt bon
$3.50 in ibrem 9eiib. sic bate ibre
Gltern bon i6rem &ommen bellad)rid)-
tigt. On lie ober g%enoDnlid] crit cine
@od)e in ser 8omilie ocs 3r1. SnrrD
%. Tobgers, Sefrct6r ocS WtaporS,
iid ailIbielt, eGe lie nod SaliIe 5uriifs
feDrtc, mar lire Camille onf1ngli6
nid)t beiorgt iuegen observation-disclosures.
SGlieblid) ober iuanOten i9re Inge-
borigen lid an !9rn. GoogerS, uno
OILS oieIer erfl1rte, niftS bon Der
Game geleDen ODER gebort 81 bobelt,
fam Der 9ruoer oerielben, 0r. Glpoe
9reper, 1tud) Baltimore nno lettc lid
nit Der Yoli5ei in &erbinolrng. Gr
mar ans ienitag III 8aibingtorl, ober
ale Nad)ioridureen iuaren perge-
bel,s. Ger aoifer Der Gerlf)punoe-
men lol1gte I'M lrion.9obnbofe an.
Geue air6enorgel. - Ger
airfcnrotb Der 5. oelltiden reiormir-
ten ct. GarlS.@ emeinbe, Eratt-Str.
ulto 9rooolpap, bat beid)loilen, eiltc
nelie a%ird)enorgel i'm 8ertbe pon
$24OO an5uidaffen. 9ieielbe ioll cine
Ser lh5nItcn in Ser Sfoot uerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

4I0blt6cr Go0 Scr 6rnr
0cupert. - 6rou Gnlilie 0cupert,
Satin oc5 bcfunnten Glerts 0es
Common Yleno-8 erid)tS, Srn. I0nm
0cllpert, Wltroc geitern Morgen &C.
gen s llbr, ais lie iid ouf Dem 8ege
nab Der fatboliihen ct. YoulS-
STRIDE, .Gde Slioer uno Caroline.
StruBe, befono, ploblid) bon cinem
9er5leioen betroffen, ais tic an Der
Caroline, nobe Greiton.S trnBe, un-
gelongt mar unO iturb penige Wti-
mlten ip0tcr, che ibr Gr5tli6e @itlfe
ST. Gbeil lperoen fonnte, IN Der @oG=
nllng ocS @rn. Wm, Gum. 9tr. 1888,
Noro.Gnroline. StroBe. 6rolt 0cu-
pert iuar 81 Sabre aft, itctS einc
ltrtftc &atbolifin mo bciuhte oltd)
bei'm idlinmltcn &ettcr ie0en Nor.
gen Die Wtci'c. Sdon lett cinigel1
@oden flo9te iie ii6cr 9lt6emnotb,
9ing jeoo6 troBOem icoen Wtorgen
nud) Der Stride. Wcitcrll Wiorgelt
Itaro lie rib olli. Ifier iif mobl 81
b%efit0en uno crfl0rtc, lie iper0e sur
Stride gebelt. sic perlieB Damn aud
lire Mobn1iuG, 9tr. 1901, Noro.Garos
lines troBe, mar ieood MIR cine turic
Strcde iucit ge0ongen, olS Tie bciin.
mln9sloS 81 9oocn i~tiir5tc. Sic
luuroe lofort i'll sic @obnurg oc5
9rn. Gurn 0ebrodt mo Itar6 BORT
i%ulerbol6 meniger Yiinltcn. Irall
Gcllpcrt lunr ont Goitcrn Sborc 0c6o.
rem, iunr cine geborcnc (bol1o5 mo
cine @onncrin BON 0rci Ueridieocncll
IlDlcn, 0eS ct. Yincent @aiicnoinlS
0cs Ct. Wnrp's MniicnaiplS 81 go
lon0sForf un6 0ca ct. Giilcent2-
ain0croiplS. NllBcr i6renl 8attelr
bilttcrlGBt lie cine Io6ter, Sroit
&nrrD Wnttbieit. Coroner Or. Goru-
Tiers cntid)ie0, Onb iic an eillem Ser5.
id)logc itnr6.
6cuer in elmer g il ere /.
- Gin 8elter, oeIict llriodc nid)t be
faint lit, brod am 0ienitog a6cnb
gcgcn If ll6r IN scr &ilfcrci Scr Sir
ma glguit Yfcil & So. an GuIiea.
5luiifen Stodbolm. ulo&eIt.S troBc,
aus ullb pcrurind)tc einen SdoOelt
Scr bis allf $4,000 abgeid)0tt miro
mo Oltrf 8criifcritng geOedt lit
Der anltobenoe 9ol5bof uto cir
Sduppen nit elmer groBen 9(n5nbI
Iertiger 61iler Duroen Dor ocn6Innl.
men betpnbrt. 9oS 5eritorte @ebGu0l
mar etma 100 SnB lang uno 40 sui
brett unb entbiclt bic 8erfltGtte oel
6irnto. Se6s Yieroe ipllr0en ans
einem Stoae gerettet, Der MIR Onrd
cine Id)rnole Nlep bon Dem brenllcn
ben @ebGuoe getrennt mar.
Die 6euerbrigaoe Der o9olti
more . Ohio : 9abn" loi6te gelterl
giorgen 126 ll9r einen 9rano, Der il
eirem bol5erncn 8erf5ellgif)uppen il
ben Socnft-Yoint : 6radtbofcn, nab
Der Sort Ipenlie . Bride, nllSgebro
f)en mar illo mebrere bllnoert Col
lars SShaoen uerurladte.
8eiuf obgemieien. - 81
Spiritliolen Siceri5 . 9eborbe ipie.
gelteril Die @eiude bes 8rl1. G6riitial
Saudi bon Hr. 1909, Sit-Soffmorl
Strobe, uno oes s1rn. Sobn s. Self
BON Or, 2t4, Mprtle-a penue, LII
| Neutrality-suspicious. az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

D9nltimorer SSraeIitis
| de Gongre9otion." Sir
Den erIten 6eitgotteSOienIt, ser 6eute
I6cto HS llbr IN 8cr6inOuna nit
Dem 75.iGbrigen Sll6ilGum Ser Bal.
tilnorer SSrnelittifen Congregation"
I'M Sempel an Der Ofooiion e g(nenue
ItattIlnoen miro, lit oaS foIgenoe9ro.
granm ullfgeltcllt iporoen: Srael.
8r0lltoiltm, oN(n6ante MueItoio" bon
@ounoo; Sr. WtilcS Sorrotu. Selt.
Bro5eiliorJ o@lorioltS is 16p Hume"
bon Wo3ort; G6or. Groffnuna8.@c
bet, Gtabbiner Soiepb &cltdlt. .Go6
~rDoootb" bon &eluanoolpsfi; Cantor
Hep. s. SADnnenfelo un6 G6or.
DSo'rdlt, Sb'ma Disroel" bon ,30ll.
ner. Wi.dosmodo, &'ibomru" bon
Spider. oMoD the @oroS Of mn
Wtolttb" bon Ottenbofer. liberation,
Seitc 48. r8ousnodnlt" bon Spider.
nGbe 2or6 is mn S~bep6ero" BON
S6u6ert; Brnu Clifton $. gnOrcwS,
8ruu 6rolYt,S ". Sonnep, Sri. Mor-
tia W. 9iolu ltnO Sri. Gorlotta Nico.
TAI. 9egrilBung - Hab6iner Or. u.
@ltttnlader. nEbou art orr Satber
on0 NeOeelner" bon Summel, 9Sroll
Hid)or0 Ortnlun1 llll0 G6or. 9egriis
blng bon 0et SdlueIter = Gongregos
%tioltell, Nabbiner Or. 8m. Goienoil
lln0 Habbiner Charles Hllbcnitein.
o8ebol0 bonn GOOD ono jopiut" bon
8bitiiel0; 6rnu Clifton $. MnoreluS,
Sri. W3ortbo ". Goip, Sri. Gorlotto
Nicolai, @r. See u. SoncS ulto S6r.
Sarrp %. Snit6. SeitpreOigt, Robs
biner Or. 9. Bbiliplon. y2orO, mit6
gloiuing @eart5 me proiie SGee" bon
GoIto; Or. y. Rerria 5opfinion un0
Gbor. SGIiiBgebet uno 9cncoiction,
Ho6biner Or. $. 8. Sdnecberger;
Srgcl > EoitliOrlnt, 0iorif) aus Dem
O%ratorium eli" bon Gotta; Sr.
Dfiles Barron. Sir morgen luto
Sonntag iito dbnli6e Brogramme
porbercitct mor0cn. Die @eanlten Der
Congregation limo: SonuteG 5rnnf,
Yrdiioent; @cnrD 9urgunOer, 8ice.
8rGiioent; 5Oiepb NfiIler, S6atmci-
iter; Salomon BreiB, Sefrctdr; Cru.
flee: 9tatbun @utinart, So0pS olobe8,
2eon Seligcr, 0apio 2%openItein, @.
8. StroliS mo Simon Hoienbltrg;
9iep. CT. q. @uttmnfer, Nn6biner;
gep. s. Sfyrpanenfelo, Cantor. 9.
MerriQ Sopfinion lit Der 9irigent
iilro Wilc3 6arroiu Der OrgoniIt.
Soit0icb folt &c It eft. -
Ger 9tcgcr elias grmipooo bon 9tr.
1905, griabtonitraBe, nnrbe aeIterlt
in ser norOweitlid)en Station oen
gnnoeSbeb0roert utter Der glni6uloi.
aung iibcrpielen, aus Dem Inter.
ToItonlt int Saoen oes Srn. 6.
Sdmiot, Yennipluania . apeiiiie uto
Soffmanitrabe, $12 seito1len gu
hnie1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Or. 9amIon 5nriif gebradjt.

@ortet i'm StaotgefdngniB
ouf ieinen Fro5cB tpcgen 9(ngriffS
ouf bier feline Md06en.
Or. Goporo 9. 9opion, Ser 3abn-
nr5t bon 6oreit-Eorf, lueIder inter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING ltebt, iidJ in crimi=
heller 8etie an pier feline Wfdod)eu
aus Dem oacIio 2 Seim" pergriffcn
81 boben, troi gciter1t &ormittag nm
ter GSforte ser @ebeimpoliSiIten
Sagan un0 Burns aus @amiltou
CANADA, bier elm. Or. Oamiou, Ser
am Wtontag Dor udt Eogeu in Samil-
ton Oerbaftet mor0en mar, batte BORT
am 9icnitog rib cin &crbor iulo
nuroc olll etnc @ode fir Elm lpcitc.
res &erb0r had DEM @cfGngniB 5ll-
rid geia1Ot. Sine Stunoc ip1ter
lieB er Die 9aItimorcr @cbGimpoli5i-
item rltfen ltuo erfIdrtc oeniclbcn, 0aB
CT bcreit lei, ioiort NIT ibnen nod)
Baltimore 5uritf5ltfcbrcn, ga ibm
iein InpaIt gerotben babe, OaS cr-
iorOerlide @elO fir iciuer mcitcren
&f fiir ietneu 8ro5eB in 9oIti-
more 5lt iporen. Die @cbcimpoli5i-
item trafcn nit ibrem @cfangcncn INT
$50 WtorgellS olf Dem ltnion.9ubus
bofe elll mo flbrcll bon BORT in cinem
StroBel1bobu , &oggon noh Dem
OlarIdalSbitrcoll, obne ooB 0orpiou
&anoidellcn ongelegt morocn murelL
u10 Iomit NiemolO cine Nl6mtug
bate, mer Der W}oml in 9cglcitlng
Scr @cbcimpoli5iltcn mar. 2u3 Die
0rci on5 WtoridollSbiircolt betroten,
iagte @ebeimpoli5iit Burns: oQieieS
lit Or. 0oluion, WoriGol."
ngtun, 0oftor," Iagtc Scr Ntor.
I6oQ, i'd CLAUDE, i6 icbc Sic Iicbcr,
ais irgen0 cileu ultOcrcu M}onn, Ocn
id femme"
oG5 freut MIDI Sic fenrcn SIT Ter
nen," iogtc Or. CANTON, orutr
miinidte id), Dab unicr 3uinmmcn-
treiien inter mOercn l%lmit0nOen
itottgeiunOen bate"
9amIon ihien rllbig ulo geioBt SIT
Ieit, mo ais Der Wtaridoa bin5u=
fiigte: y&ir buben cine 5iemlideSogo
AMI Sic 81 MAIDEN 9ebobt," ermioertc
Der 8efnngene: oSumobl, 6aS 6aben
Sic; iebt iebc ih ober Elm, Dab id
burf mein 8eggeben einen groBen
Srrt6um begougen babe. Wton CAB
mir Oen Hatb, 5u Oeridninoen uno
peitere Gntnidellungen n%b5umnrten.
Sd baitoelte nuh Dem Smpulie oes
Moment8 mo oerlieB Die Sta0t.
0urt 6reunOe erfubr id Die @erof-
ientlihimg Der anflageu uno reiite
ouf &atb, ben i6 ais iebr meiie CT.
oftete, ipeiter. Sd piinidte, id)
mare Den 4nfIagen iofort gegeril6er
getreten."
CANTON pel9crte iidl, lUeiter iiber
ieinen 6ol 5t ipred)et. Gr iiigtc
ober bin5u, sob er nicntals geiogt
babe, man babe inn @elo obuerlungt.
Damn m1rOe 9apion bonn Ger
geauten GoIeD Photographic ullO fiir
oo8 @ertillon.S pitcm gemeiien. lin
10 ll6r muroc cr in 0a8 GrininaIge-
rid)t ge6rodt, no inn bonn Glert Die
bier Atflogen oorgeIeien pllroelt. Sl
iebr g~eoriidter Gimme befarnte er
ii6 ynidt ifuloig" mo erfldrte ortf
@eirogen oeS Gidters, ooB er Dor ben
Gei6morenen pro3eiiirt ju meroen
miinid)e.
SIN 2olie OeS NndmlittogS 6ieB
cS, oaB oie 0ienite oe5 Gr.gioDors
S6oS. @. Snpes bon oen 6rculoen
9opion'S iiir oicien 9eiifert luoroen
icicn. 9orpIon licB nod) icinem Brit
Ger, DER III Nnibington olrgcltcIlt lit,
icl6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

Gin5ige W ogIidfeit.-9e-
onlter gum 8urealOiener): oSerr
Weier lit belite nift gefommen, on
geben Sic NAL gleid) bin uno gratu.
lieren i'll unirem Hamen bent
iuenn Der feblt, bat er INNER SAINT
lien5rtipof)S erbaltenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

- Ter ncllc 0ronit brotherhood III
Der Nnpp YurO 5u Portsmouth, o.
s.. lit iest BON Der YunoeSregieriing
iibernommcn lUorOcrL nodoem Die
oiii5icQe Yrobc. bel lucld)er Ser Goil-
lcnodupicr .Ycbunon" ais Erobeidtif
ilngirtc, oui'S Bette perlaufen lit Sie
9lrbeitcn an Dem lcltclt God, tpclder
701 SUB lang lit un0 bel 5od)n ailer
80 SUB inter @oiier licgt, iplIrren
I'M Sabre 1900 b%cgonnen. 9eriel6e
bat 81 .0S9,0O0 g~cfoitet nn0 lit groE
gcnitg, NM irgeno ein Sdiff, nit slits-
nnbnle OeS 0ampfer8 .aaiier @iI.
bclm Der 8roBe," ouI5unebmen.
Evening journal., 1905-03-16
! ooial and Personal Notes

on tho evening OF March 20. members
Of Brandywine Circle, No. 665, Lady For
esters OF America. will celebrate the third
anniversary OF that organization. The
exercises on that evening will be held in
the Irish-American hall.
Harry p. Whiteman. son Of Mrs. Wini-
fred Whiteman Of this city, has finished
his service Of six years as an apprentice
in the United States Navy and has re-
ceived an honorable discharge.
Miss Mary /. Cottingham, who has been
visiting Miss Lizzie MacClintock. Of
Hazel Dell has returned to her home,
No. sos Cammeron street, Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Arthur who has been
visiting Miss Lula MacCllntock OF Hazel
Dell, has returned 70 her home. No. $50
North Thirty-hfth street. West Philadol.
phia.
Charles II, Fischer, OF Philadelphia.
was a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Henry owens OF Brldgcville Is a
Wilmington visitor
Thomas ~ Rawlins Of Seaford, is
spending a few days in the city.
Miss Mary Fairbanks expects to spend
the summer with friends in Toronto.
Harry Bonham has been visiting in Ell
verson, Pa.
The Misses Wilson are guests Of Miss
Julia Bell, in Kennett Square.
Miss Eva Parson has returned from a
visit to Richmond and Norfolk. Va
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert T. Elliott are AT
the Albermarle, Atlantic city, for two
weeks.
William A. North, Of the Chicago Uni.
versity is visiting Norman Winner in this
city.
w. c. Lohand of Lewes is Whining.
ton visitor.
The Rev. J. d. c. Hanna, formerly OF
the Wilmington NJ. Z. Conference, but
now OF the Philadelphia Conference, who
Is attending the present session Of con.
ference Is stopping with Mayrlce Il. Alex
ander OF No. 1928 Jackson street
Representative and Mrs. Charles ]. Alb
bott Of Milford, were guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. William H. Heine last night.
C. A. Lippincott has removed to hli
country home at Centreville
Mrs. Crawford. wife OF DR.. Georg,
Crawford, of Brandywine Springs and lit
tie daughter Ellen, went yesterday {,
strausburg, Va, where they expect L
remain until the fall. All that time DR.
Crawford expects to locate in this city
William Briggs has returned to hi
home in Chester. Pa, after spending
some time in this city.
Mrs. G. u. Hewes. Mrs. Maggie Mont
gomery. Mrs. J. p. Shelmlre and Mira
! olin T. Pancoast, of Chester. Pa, spen
yesterday in this city as the guests o
relatives and friends.
Fred Butler has returned to OXFORD
Pa, after a visit TO friends in thi
city.
Mrs. Frank Pagan, of St. Peters
Pa, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles RoSnmel here.
Harry Bouham OF this city, has ne
turned fnon visit to Elverson, Pa.
The Misses Wilson, OF this city. ar
guests OF Miss Julia Bell at Kennel
Squnre, Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-03-16
HEGDRICESON GETS THREE YEARS
Wilmington Man Was Convicted in
Philadelphia Of Assault.

Harvey Hendrdckson, who says he
lives in this city. was yesterday con-
ydcted, in Philadelphia, of assault and
battery on Julia d. Long, with intent
10 rob her. He accOsted the woman
near Tenth and Parrish streets, in that
city, one might recently. and knocked
her down in a struggle for the posses
sion OF her handbag. Fortunately. shG
had wrapped the chain handle Of the
bag around her wrist, and before the
robber could get possession OF it pas
sersby came running TO the assistance
OF tho woman.
Hendrickson attempted to escape up
an alley, but was caught I'm a trap. as
the alley had no other outlet. He was
lsentenoed TO three yeans in the County
Prison.
Evening journal., 1905-03-16
JOBS ON Tag IsrAMus
Canal Commission Creates Many New
Positions to Prosecute the Work.

Canal Commission Creates Many New
Positions to Prosecute the Work.
Washington, March 16.-The 18TH
'mian canal commission has approved
the recommendation Of the chief engi-
neer for the creation Of large number
Of positions in connection with the
prosecution of the canal work. In the
office of the division engineer there
are ive positions, ranging from chief
clerk at s175 per month, to clerks at
500 per month. In the excavating de-
partment there are 10 places from a
supervisor at $175 per month down
to assistant timekeepers at $75 per
month. and in addition 20 complete
steam shovel crews. composed OF an
engineer, one cranesman, one fireman
and one pitman. whose salaries range
from $3.50 10 SIS per month.
In the track department 45 positions
are provided for, including superin'
tendent at $3.50, track superintendents
at S175. general foremen at $3.50, fore
men with salaries ranging from sl25
down TO ss3.s3 per month. For the
transportation department there are
269 places, including a superintendent
at $3.50. two train masters at 5000
three general yard foremen at SITS
seven yard masters at $3.50, seven yard
masters at s125. eight work train con
ductors at $40 and 10 work train con
ductors at 1920 per month, rs train
men with salaries ranging from $685.
70 $50 per month, 20 locomotive en-
ginemen at s145. 75 nremen at s7I
and IS switch engine men at 500 pei
Evening journal., 1905-03-16

was a brother OF one OF the presiding
elders.
The Rev. Or. Robert Watt, Of Smyr-
ma asked n it was a crime to be thu
brother OF n presiding elder. II was
Explained that the name was put on
the list because the presiding elders
had TO include Il TO make up the quota.
CHURCH AGREED TO NINE.
Mr.. Llghtbourne said the church's
counsel wanted TO be fair and as the
law called for a committee Of not less
than nine nor more than fifteen, they
were ready TO proceed with the nine
agreed on.
Bishop Goodsell did not think this
would be a good plan, as II would me-
cessltate every member OF the COM
mittee being present all the time to
make the trial legal.
Tn Rev L. j. Hoffeeker offered a
substitute for everything before the
Conference. His motion was that
twenty-five, new names be submitted
to the respective counsel. The presid-
ing elders retired but soon returned
and announced that they were unable
10 select twenty-five who were not al
ready named. II was suggested. that
the counsel on both sides retire and
make up the remainder pf the commit
tee from the body Of the Conference,
every member being eligible.
A motion that Or. Robert Watt
president OF the Delaware state Tenn
perance Alliance, send a telegram OF
Thanks TO the members OF the General
Assembly who have worked for local
ontlon was carried.
The committee had not been select
cd when Conference adiourned at $50
O'Clock tintil this morning.
PRESIDING ELDERS REPORTS.
The Rev. A. S. Mowbray, ID. D., pre-
siding elder OF the Wilmington Dis
trict OF the Wilmington Annual Confer-
ence. presented his report for the pas
year ar-yesterday's session. as was re'
ported, Other reports were submitted
al this mornings session as follows
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Evening journal., 1905-03-16

NOTICE-I, ANDREW J. NEIDER-
maier. the owner and occupant OF the
house situated az Nos. Il and "A East
Fifth street. in the Fourth ward,
OF the city Of Wilmington. coun-
ty OF New Castle, and state Of Del
wSre. IN compliance with the requirements
OF tho acts Of the General Assembly u
such case made and provided. do here
by give notice that I shall spply in writ
ing to the Court OF General Sessions Of
the State OF Delaware. in and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day
OF May, A. d.. 1905. being the next
term Of said court. for a license for sald
house. rs an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors IN les
quantities than one quart. TO be drunk on
the premises. and the following respect.
able citizens o. said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial fresholders Of
said ward. recommend the said applica-
ton. viz:
John f. Bradley. II. II. Hartiove.
II. Brcknaster. MI Daniel Dohl.
Herman e. Hanf. Nicholas Goldberg.
Melchior Schlittler, Nathan Barsky,
Joseph w. Kitchen. Clarence r. Holt,
George Speorle. Hugh Duny.
John II. Lally. James T. Grub.
James ]. Cohen, Frank w. Lee,
George T. Hayes, Jas. II. Parthree,
Abe Bachrach, Jas. p. Wallace.
Charles II. Crow, Harry j. Taylor.
VIM. F. Laudthaler. Andrew Shaller.
VIM. Barker, Louis Brown.
VIM Weisshairr. George Hasle.
m15-st ANDREW J. NEIDERALAIEE.
Evening journal., 1905-03-16

Congressional Library and the new
.Corcoran Art Gallery. Rate. covering
railroad transportation for the round
trip aud hotel accommodations. $13 or
Sl0.5O from Trenton, and proportionate
rates from other points. according to
hotel selected. Rates cover accommo-
datious az hotel for two days. Special
side trip 10 Mount Vernon.
All tickets good for ten days. with
special hotel rates after expiration OF
hotel coupon.
Similar tours will be run on April 6
and a. ana May 49,
For itineraries and fun information
apply TO ticket agents; or address Geo.
w. Boyd, General Passenger Agent,
Broad street Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-03-16
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that
In the Middle States and New England
today fair to partly cloudy weather
and slightly higher temperature VIII
prevail. with light ana fresh variable
winds. mostly north to northeasteily
follower by increasing cioudiness IN
thls section and by rain in the western
districts. On Friday partly cloudy "a
overcast weather and nearly stationary
temperature Will prevail, with fresh
variable winds, mostly easterly, fol-
lowed by i-ght rain or snow IN this scc-
tion. and OF Saturday overcast weather
with zen or snow. 4ie,a
Evening journal., 1905-03-16
Mr., RICHARDSON APPRECIATNE
Feels cOmPIimentsd by Action Of New
Castle County Republicans.
Special to The Evening Journal.

EpeCllI 20 TIC EVenlnB JOuTnal,
Dover. March 16.-After Harry A. Rich
ardson. Of Dover. had received the COM
bined vote for Senator OF the ant-Ad-
dicks Republicans yesterday, he said:
Il appreciate exceedingly the vote cast
for me for United States Senator. feel
all the more oomplimented by the fact
that the Republicans Of New. Castle
county, which has a preponderance OF
the population and no representation in
Congress, should have honored me with
their votes though reside in the middle
county which already has a United States
Senator. It is a graceful action which /
certainly appreciate. i might add that /
have not solicited and do not expect TO
solicit a single vote"
Evening journal., 1905-03-16
PUBLIC SALE
The Subscribers win Sell at Public sale
at their stables.
419 w. FRONT STREET,
SOS, wnmlngton, Delaware,
q Saturday, March Is, 1905,
At o'clock sharp.
? Carloads n. w Missouri Horses
Just Arrived and 20 Acclimated Horses

Consisting OF roadsters, heavy draft.
farm chunks. general purpose. store
horses, and any kind OF a horse to suit
the man that wants a good, young.
sound horse that Is fully guaranteed
to be as represented, These horses
weigh from 300 to 1900 pounds and all
colors. Among the lot are some good
matched teams
Sale positive. under cover
and in the warm. Old horses
and mules taken In exchange.
Every horse 10 be as repre-
scented or your money cheerfuily re-
turned. 90 days credit by giving a
bankable note alpproTeds fndorser In
terest added. Horses can be seen any
time before sale and we take gres.
pleasure I'm showing them. Horses at
private sale all the time.
tf JESTER & MCDANIEL.
shdham & son. Auctloneer.