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Evening journal., 1905-10-23
KARSTETLER IS
UNDER ARREST
Soldier Who Attempted
Suicide Overstayed Leave
Of Absence
FAREWELL LETTER TO SWEETHEART

The condition OF W. Fred Karstetler.
young soldier. stationed at Fort Du-
Pont who attempted to commit suicide
IN Bradley's Hotel at Fourth and
French streets yesterday, by inhaling
Illuminating gas, was such as to war
rant his discharge from the Delaware
Hospital to-day. He left an patrol
wagon, however. having been placed
under arrest by Patrol Sergeant Rice
at that institution.
It was learned this morning that
Karstetler was stationed at Fort Du-
Pont and was on a leave of absence.
He had overstayed his time and word
was received by Chief of Police Black
frmo Lieutenant Walden, the COM
manding officer at the fort. to place the
young man under arrest the minute
he was able to leave the hospital. This
Chief Black had done and Karstetler
will be held until an officer from Fort
DUPONT comes after him.
WOMAN SAVES HIS LIFE.
Mabel smith, who lives at Bradley's
Hotel I'm passing Karstetler's room
about o'clock yesterday morning de-
tected the smell of gas and Immediately
summoned help. The door to his bed
room was found open and he was found
lying prostrate across the bed and the
gas jet turned on full He had register
ed the night before and retired very
late
A Letter on the bureau gave the rea-
son for Karstetler's rash attempt to
end his life. 10 was addressed TO Miss
May Higgins and read as follows
My last and only friend: ! am do
ing this terrible act not with a suicidal
desire. but because after great con-
sideration and deep meditation IL Is the
only honorable thing left for me to do
am very sorry that / am forced To
fdo this. I could never leave you but
once and that is this time. I want you
to get your ring from the barber who
has it. with my name in 10. II you fee
/ like going home to my mother / know
that she would be pleased to see yot
and you could live nice and happy al
your life. 1 must cut this short TO-
night Her address is Mrs. Mary
Gumberling. Columbus. Pa. You'v'
been good to me. dear. and all I car
say is I love you as you know how
Goodbye, dear May. Last word iron
your true love. Fred"
DR.. II. G. Buckmaster was sum
moned and after giving the unconsciou
man temporary treatment sent him II
the Phoenix ambulance to the Della
ware Hospital.
Karstetler is said to have attemptel
his life once before by shooting himself
Ybut was prevented from accomplishing
his purpose by fellow soldiers. He wa
grieving over the illness Of his sweet
heart at that time.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Celebrated Birthday

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. ID. Seeds gave
n delightful reception at their home,
No 1910 Brrome street, on Saturday
evening. The event was in honor of the
18th birthday of Mr.. Seeds. well-known
in this city as a builder and contractor.
The house was tastefully decorated
with autumn leaves and dahlias. the
color scheme being red and green.
Many beautiful presents were received,
including seventy-five red carnations
from Mrs. Seeds.
Refreshments were served. The dim
ing room was brilliantly Illuminated
with a birthday cake containing sew
enty-fve candles, the gift OF Mrs. Will
liam Pettingin The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Seeds. OF Altoona
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Seeds. Myrtle
Athel and Nellie Seeds, of Philadelphia; :,
Bertram G. Seeds and family, Of Phil
adelphia: Mrs. Elizabeth Pyle, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kelley and family. JOS
eph e. T.. Seeds Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hendrixson, Mrs. Clara Nutter, Will
liam f. Seeds and family the Rev and
Mrs w. L. Pettingill, Miss Ruth Pet
tingin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew C. Mensch. Of
Camden, Dell Miss Belle Carpenter,
Edwin Jackson. William Slecht, Brow
er Slecht and William Barnes.
Mr. Seeds was born in Brooklyn. n.
" on October %, 1880. He was edu-
Gated in the schoolhouse at the corner
Of Sixth and French streets. then the
only public school I'm Wilmington Af-
ter finishing his course there he learn
ed carpentry with his father, William
C.. Seeds. Having served his appren-
ticeship. Mr, Seeds went to Philadel-
phia, but at the end Of one year, re-
moved to Ohio. where for thirteen years
le carried on a successful business as
n builder and contractor. On May @
1864, Mr. Seeds enlisted in the One
Hundred and Thirty-sixth Regiment
Ohio Volunteers, and served until 1865
when he was mustered out at Colum-
bus, Ohio. soon after leaving Ohio
he returned to wilmington. For
twenty-five years he has been a build
er and contractor. having erected many
of the public buildings of the city.
Among them is included the Willard
Hall Porter School at Eighth and
Adams streets.
I'm 1897 Mr.. Seeds retired from ac-
tive business life. He is the father Of
seven sons. all of whom have followed
The trade Of carpentry
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Social and PersonaI Notes

Miss Laura Tally Of Boothwyn, Pa.
has been visiting in 'hiladelphia.
Miss Lillian Rumford of Chester is the
guest Of friends in this city
Miss Lotte JoIis Of Middistown is Wis
iting friends in this city.
william Snyder ana Justa C. Justis.
have been visiting friends at Midhletown.
walter Keen Of this city has been Wis
iting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. Keen
of odessa.
George stewart of cecHton visited
friends in this city last week.
Miss sara Patterson is visiting at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MoAiister have
gone TO Pittsburg and Wheeling, West
va, to visit friends.
Mrs. George Foraker Of this city has
been spending sometime with Mrs. Wal
ter Tolson OF Mnlington, Md.
Edward Peacock of Galena, Nd, has
been visiting in this city.
Mrs. Alfred Layman of this city at
tended the wedding of Miss Hattie Ford
and Carroll Albough Of Galena Nd. on
last Wednesday
Miss Mary schuster of this city is the
guest Of Mrs. J. Z. Middleton of Rock
Hall, Md.
Mrs. Clarence Driscon is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Belle Wasamon Of
Georgetown.
Miss Mary C. White Of Georgetown, is
making an extended visit with friends in
this city and Philadelphia
Mrs John Ross and son. Of oxford,
have returned home after visit to
friends in this city.
Gregg Derickson has been visiting in
Kennett Square
Mrs. Ralph Miller and children Of Ken
nett have returned home after a visit TO
relatives in this city.
Mrs d. Robinson Of this city has re-
turned from a visit to her SON, Thomas
! Robinson Of Kennett.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Snccess of Local Mnsfcian

Harry F. Schenuit formerly organist
and choirmaster Of st. Peters Pro-Cath-
edral in this city but now a resident of
Milwaukee. Wis, is meeting with great
success as a musicion in that city. At the
wedding service of a daughter Of the mill
lionaire pork packer Patrick Cudahy, OF
Milwaukee in st. Johns Cathedral on
October IS Prof schenuit gave an in
formal organ recital previous to the mar
riage ceremony. The program included the
following classical selections. "Orgel
Sonata" three movements) DR.. Volckmar;
lie Doux Reve," Leschetizky's prelude
and Fugue." Mendelssohni "Andante in
f." Wely; "vorspiel 10 King Lear" Clar-
ence Eddy.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Tho silver Maple.

The highest pinnacle Of tree Develop
ment seems to have been reached when
the silver maple was formed in ma
ture's crucible Think Of all the good
points in a physically perfect, high
strung, bloOded horse, apply these
points TO tree life and we have the sill
yer maple. From the ground up to the
topmost leaflet we find expressed in ev-
cry atom Of the tree strength, vitality,
purity, beauty and usefulness. The
trunk Of this tree IS as sleek and clean
cut as any one could imagine a tree to
be- The leaf Is beautiful I'm its shape
and color, the underslde being a sill
very white-from which It takes its
name-and as one stands under II and
looks up he sees a silver dome, or, II
a breeze is blowing, the green and sil
yer leaves simmer and vibrate like an
aspen, giving the appearance Of pale
green fire. which Is especially notice
able on the approach OF a storm. The
leaf is five pointed and the entire edge
Is again indented with well defined
teeth This is the common shade tree
Of our cities.-St. Nicholas.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
FIRE AT POINT BREEZE
Two Employees Burned During Blaze
at An oil Works.
Special to Tho Evening Journal.

Philadelphia. oct. 2s.-The entire
plant of the Atlantic Refining Company
at Point Breeze was threatened by Zee
which started today in the lubricating
house, and which would have spread
ITO the tanks containing thousands of
gallons OF oil but for the prompt aH-
tlon of the employees, who held the
flames in check until the flremen arr
rived
Two Of the employees Joseph Welsh
laged "a. of Seventeenth and Moore
streets, and John Mulvihill, aged 3. Of
Twenty and Sigel streets. wa.A
injured. They We're taken TO ST. Az
mes Hospital Welsh's injuries are Of
a serious nature. The fire was gotten
under control after S150,o0O damage
had been done.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Mission Band Entertains

At the Home for Aged Women, Har-
rison street and Gilpin avenue, the
Junior Home Mission Band of Grace
NJ. +. Church gave an entertainment
on Saturday evening. The little girls
took flowers to their friends at the
home. A delightful program Of recita-
tons and solos was given. Those who
took part Were:
The Misses Elizabeth Downward,
Marjorie Tatnall. Afreda Hance. Eliza.
beth Robinson, Ellen Quinby, Edith
Lackey. NJ. Parker, Harold Winner and
Henry Robinson. The children were in
charge Of Mrs. Il. c. Robinson, Mrs.
Prettyman, Miss Quigg and Mrs. II.
W. Quinby.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
SLIGHT FIRE IN DWELLING
Blaze in House on South Adams Street
Started by Matches.

A slight fire occurred at 1.sO o'clock
this afternoon IN the second story Of
the dwelling, No. 3i6 South Adams
street, occupied by Theresa Howson.
Alarm was sounded from box No. 26,
Maryland avenue and Linden street,
but the engines did not go into service.
The bed clothing and other effects
We're thrown from the window. The
fire IS said to have been started by
matches igniting.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Many DeIawareans Present

a number of Delaware people were
guests at the wedding in Germantown,
Phila- on Saturday. Of Miss Helen Mas
sey daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George V.
Massey. 60 Mr.. Macmillan Hopes. an am
nouncement of which W as made i'm these
columns on that day. Those from this
city included. Judge and Mrs. George
Gray, Mrs. James a. Draper. DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Wales, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bigs. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas, third,
and Miss Christine Cause.
Ex-Governor Ebe w. Tunnell Of Lewes.
Judge and Mrs. James Pennewill. and
Ar. and Mrs. r.. l.. Holiday, of Dover
and Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Causey, of
Milford. were also in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs Causey were guests in this
city yesterday OF Mrs. Holstein Harvey.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Who is Mr.. NeSta
ATHLETICS BIG PARADE
Thousands Will Be in Line in Phila-
deIphia Tonight.

Philadelphia. oct 2s.-An Philadelphia,
Camden and the surrounding country will
turn out tonight TO pay tribute TO the
Athletics twice winners of the American
baseball league. pennant within FIVE years.
No returning victor from a hard fought
war or a diplomat who has honorably set
tied some great question of state, ever
received a greater demonstration than the
one the White Elephants will receive to-
night
Everybody will be out tonight and the
town will be open. AS is generally known
the celebration TO the victors will take
the fern OF a street parade or demonstra-
tion, with baseball clubs. athletic clubs.
foot ball clubs, rowing clubs, automobile
clubs. New Years clubs, sporting clubs
each vieing with each TO see which can
have the finest display in the line. There
win be music galore, every organization
having a band.
Then ewspapers viii be In the line and
viii have large displays The parade IS
under the management Of the sporting
stats Of the various newspapers
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
WI Gfne Recepffon

The Immaculate Conception Benef-
cial Society win entertain the mem-
bers, their wives and friends ON We'd
nesday evening in the Irish-American
Hall. A delightful program has been
prepared for the Entertainment OF the
guests. The committee in charge COM
prises James Gibney. chairman ID. j.
Lynch. John E. Splan, George O'Nein
land Thomas Coady.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE
Fashionably Attired Woman Shot Her,
self in Atlantic City Hotel.

Atlantic City oct. 2s.-A fashionably
attired woman. about IS years Of age.
who had registered as "Miss Annie
Scott. Of New York" ended her life by
shooting on Saturday afternoon in one
oe the best suites OF Haddon Hail. The
case, which bears all the marks Of a
love tragedy is surrounded with tae
deepest mystery.
Strong efforts had been made 20
keep the suicide a secret. Police head
quarters had not heard Of IL until last
night, a full hour after a mysterious
man. describing himself as a relative
or the dead woman. had settled all eN-
nenses with a munlhcent hand and has
tily left the city with the body.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
FOOTBALL MORE THAN LIFE
West Virginia Player Attempted Sui
eide Because His Team Lost

Cumberland, Nd, oct. 2S-Ira Hnd-
dns. centre rush Of the football team
Of Broaddus College, Broaddus, w. Va,
attempted TO commit suicide yesterday
by jumping off a railroad bridge. He
fell many feet. landing on the rocks
and suffering internal injuries and a
fractured ankle. He is at St. Mary's
Hospital here in a critical condition.
Hudkins had brooded over the defeat
of his team at the hands Of the eleven
of the Davis and Elkins College,
Erxins, w. va. The gloomy prospects
OF the team after such a miserable be-
ginning preyed on his mind, as the
team was his great pride.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Nuttine Party

Members of the Young Peoples Society
gave nutting party to Wooddale yester-
day In the party were The Misses Nellie
Bradley Martha Alexander Name Har-
rington. Sarah D0ugherty, Francis Dale.
Annie Dougherty. Lizzie Dougherty Mag-
gle Haley, Pearl Picrson; Messrs. Joe
Dousherty, William Johnson, James COL
Inns, Robert Jamison. Dennis Bonner,
John Bonner, John Stuart of Philadel-
phia and Thomas Dougherty of Atlantic
City.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Father Of American Coaching Dead.

New York oct. 23.-Peter Lorillard
father OF American coaching"
who last month completed a thousand
mile journey with a four-in-hand as his
to the sport which for half
a century he had loved, is dead He
passed away on Saturday night at his
city home. 1S East Thirty -ffth street.
He was 40 years old and underwent an
operation for kidney trouble.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Schuster. Hyde Weddine

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of James II. Schuster and
Miss Mary Burton Hyde Of no. go
Franklin street. The wedding Will
take place in Second Baptist Church
on Wednesday, October 25. -Ir. Schus-
ter is connected with the firm Of ].
T. Mullin and Son.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Want Shorter Hour.

Union job printers Of this city will make
a request for a reduction ia the hours Of
labor from 3 to s. Local Union NO i23 has
appointed the following committee to con-
fer with the employing printers in an Of
fort TO secure an pight-hour day: David
H. Russell, chairiuaae Cieorss II +. no sue.
j. Charles Grere, Iohn N Q.Lonaen. A..
z .saslaE .ane ~ s@s'}1..i sssss.-. 4sss.,.. . =- g
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Doc caused Auto Wreek.

While speeding near New Castle on
Saturday IN a large automobile a dog
ran in front Of the machine overturn-
ing it. The occupants, Warren G..
Turner and Miss Edna r. Dorney were
thrown out and slightly bruised. The
was damaged but was able to
proceed on its journey after tempor-
airy repairs were made. The dog was
killed
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
BUFFsTED BY GALES
Steamer For This Port Met With Sc
we're Weather at Sea.

The steamer Vera from Convey. Eng.
laden with 800 tons OF china rock for the
Golding and Sons Company Of this city
VIII reach the Delaware river pier late
this afternoon.
She stopped at Boston enroute TO dis
charge a portion Of her cargo and met
with reverse gales. The steamer was buff
feted about considerably.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
WOUNDS DRESSED HERE
Man Comes All the Way From Hoekes-
sin for Medical Treatment.

Philip Tnlman. colorcd, Of near Ho-
kessin, came to Wilmington on saturday
night for treatment. he having been acci-
dentally shot in the hand and arms by
his uncle, Jacob Ferry. The wounded man
walked part Of the way and rode the rest
on the trolley cars. lie had blanket over
his head to keep out the cold and his
hands We're bandaged.
The wounds were dressed at the Della
ware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Harrington Church Dedicated.
speciaI to The Evening Journal

Harrington oct. 22-The new Meth
odist Protestant Church in this town
was dedicated yesterday. The Rev. n.
o. Gibson. the pastor, arranged an in
teresting service. The Rev. w. Sher-
man Phillips. of Crisheld. Nd. a for
mer pastor, the Rev. r. r. Tagg. of
and the Rev. j. w. Gill, par
ticipated in the exercises.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
No AppoIntment Is Yet.

Magistrate Moses Wells term as
justice of the peace expired on Satur-
day night and Governor Lea has as yet
made no appointment. The candidates
for the position include Mr.. Well, Hem
ry c. Robinson, NJ. II. McMullin. James
ID. Carter, +. =. Freye, L. j. Broman.
Christopher Baure and Adolph Greiner.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
YisiLed Aneient New CaslIe

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse *. Baylis. of this
city and Mrs. Walter $. Burton Of
Richmond, Va, spent yesterday after
moon and evening in New Castle as
guests at The Louise. Mrs. Burton is
The Wife of the president of the Burton
Bill Posting Association of Richmond.
which controls the bill posting i'm the
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
CoLLIDED WITH WAGON
William W. Sanders Injured in colli-
sion With Trolley Car.

Car No Of the Peoples Railway Com
pany colllded with team belonging to
William W. Sanderson, an oil dealer at
the northeast corner Fifth avenue and
Brown street today at Fourteenth and
Woodlawn avenue. The wagon was badly
damaged and Mr. Sanderson, who was
driving, was painfully hurt.
The car was in charge Of Conductor
Graney and Motorman Cheavens.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
A. 0. U. W. ANNIVERSARY

order Will be Thirty seven Years Old
on Friday
The thirty-seventh anniversary Of the
Ancient Order Of United worlmen will he
held on Friday evening. It will be in
charge OF Wilmington Lodge. There win
be short street parade. The members
viii meet at Worlsmen nan and viii
march to Turn HAN where the exercises
viii be held. Wilmington Lodge on that
evening viii initiate 81 candidates The
committee Of Wilmington Lodge that has
the arrangements OF the affair IN charge
consists Of Charles M Banks. Thomas
Donahue, Joseph sohunder, Frank r..
I.aclgey and J. Albert oliver.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
Joke Led to a Murder.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Chicago. oct. 2s.-Ouo IIlotz a Ger
Imam blacksmith, twenty-seven years old.
was fatally stabbed in a hotel at Naper-
|vine by Joseph Rasgl an italian barber.
Hlotz died Of his wounds FIVE minutes af-
|tcr the ARRAY. The men had been twitting
leach other good naturedly about their
nauonaEty ana Ragsi angored by tie
words Of mis- companion drew stilclto
and stabaed llotz twelve tmes,
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
BISHOP CRANStoN TO WED
Miss Lucie N. Parker, Of cinoinnatj
Will eB His Third Wife. IS

Cincinnati, o.. oct. 2S.-Blshon Carl
Cranston, of Washington ID. c.. will
marry in this city on November rs Miss
Lucie Mason Parker.
Bishop Cranston Is now attending n
convention In North Carolina. For
years he was stationed here IN charge
of the methodist Book Concern and
afterward went to Portland, ore. Miss
Parker is near middle age and for a
time was a teacher in an Eastern col
lege. The wedding will take place at
the Avondale home OF William G.. Her
ron relative. lt will be the Bishops
third marriage.
Bishop Cranston is we'll known here
having presided over the Wilmington
M. T. Conference several times.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
MUST ANSWER CHARGES
Hylsnd and Gray Will Appear Before
Police Commission Tonight.

city Lnemen Hyland and Gray must
lace the Board OF Police Commission
ers tonight and explain their connec-
tion with disturbance In house on
Tatnall street on Friday afternoon.
Both received rough treatment and
Gray had to have eight stitches put
In his head TO close up his wounds.
Charged with assaultlng the officers.
Robert Martin and Samuel Smith. OF
Philadelphia, We're arrested. Rose
Hobbs. the proprietor of the establish
ment, and three women inmates, were
also placed under arrest.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23

Wawaset Tribe, No. Q. Imp'd O.
r. A.. are respectfully invited TO meet
at the wigwam, Henry Clay, on
Wednesday evening, October 25th, at 7
o'clock. in order to take part in the
Golden Jubilee. BY order of Sachem,
JOS Russell. G. of r.
oct 21-2t.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
FUTURE OF NORWAY
storthins at christiana Postpones De-
bate on Important Matter.
Special to The Evening journal.

NbNNloA 10 AHc Hfthiis 'vut liaA'
Christiana, Norway, oct. 23.-The
|Storthing today decided to postpone
The debate on the motion presented by
the members proposing that the future
form Of the government Of Norway be
submitted to a plebiscite.
The postponement was unanimously
carried on the understanding that the
|notion win be discussed simultaneously
with a motion which the government
will introduce later ON the same sub
beet.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
MyIehreest- Thompson

At Asbury parsonage, Arthur
Mylchreest and Miss Anne Thompson,
both of this city, were married on SAT-
|urday afternoon by the Rev. II. A. C.
Westerheld. They will live at No. Sl4
Tatnall street.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23

From South America comes the latest
substitute for sugar cane. It's juice can
not be fermented, and for this reason
the plant is to be developed for the
manufacture OF syrup.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
PURLlC SALE

SALE-Saturday. Oct.
2S, at l30 p. m, at 215 w. Tenth
ST.. Of 10 head OF horses. 10 carriages Of
all descriptions. 10 sets OF new and
secondhand harness, and full line OF
robes, blankets, etc. Terms at sole.
GEO. w. WIGGLESWORrH.
Evening journal., 1905-10-23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
From
SCOTT g. COMPANY,
Wilminoton, Delaware.

Anal Copper CO. ..... ... ..... SSK
American sugar Refining ... 81 I474
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Co... 90
Atch. Top. and Santa Pref o.. O.. Io41
Brooklyn Rapid Transit &C.. &C.. 77N
Baltimore and Ohio .... 80. =. It3x
Canada Southern ..... ..... ct. 6S
Chicago Ct Western o.. -. 80. AK
Chesapeake and Ohio -. ... 80. SIS
and Alton ..... ....... SO
Chicago and Northwest. &C.. ... 22oK
Chi Nil. and st. Paul Com q. =. Is2K
Rock Island Com. &C.. 80. ..... sax
Rock Island Prld ..... -. 75H
Erie ... &C.. .... .......... 49H
First Prfd 80. -. 80. :. SIG
Illinois Central .... 80. -. ...., 1907
Louisville and Nashville 49,. g. 1858
metropolitan street Railway =. 1909
Metro Security CO. 80. -. ..... SIS
Manhattan Cons ..... ... ..... Io6
Missouri Pacific q. ..... 49,. e. Io5B
Mo-. Kansas and Texas. pfd &C.. 90
h. Y. Central and Hudson 80. I55H
n. Y. Ontario and Western ... SAX
Norfolk and Western Com. ... SS5s
Pacific Mail ... ... ... AS
Penna. Railroad CO. -. ... ... I4sM
Peoples Gas ... ... 80. -. .... lo5A
Reading ... .... ... -. ..r I24k
1st prfd .... 95tE
2nd prfd &C.. 80. ..... 80. o91<
Delaware and Hudson ...... a2sA
Del. Lack and Western ..... =. $50
Southern Pacific .... .... 49,. .- "a
Southern Ry. Com. ..... ...... s75s
Texas and Pacific -. ... 49,. 3s3s
Tenn Coal ana Iron CO. ... 80. S94
Union Pacific Com. .... .....t.. ls4sl
lU. $. Steel Com. O.. .....,... 5eH
L. S. Steel Pfrd 80 49,. 49,. 49,. Ios1l
Wabash Conn., ...-- - .-.. -
Wabash Prfd ..,.. g.. &c.. ... Az
Western Union -. ... -. ...... 9syz
Evening journal., 1905-10-23

seasonable goods az Lynch's. The best
onaiitv spices we can buy, Whole and
.5round. Chester county cider vinegar. The
lightning fruit jars, Sl.oO the dozen. jelly
hIrnblers PC the doz. New Norway mack
crel. &C. Sc. iOc each. New Goldfish, Sc
l0c. l2c the ID. =. w. Lynch corrany.
Grooers. 4th and Madison, sth and King
strestS