Evening journal., 1905-05-29
MADISON A. A.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Madison, e.. 81. ..........a o - o o 0-6
New Castle ....... ........1 O0O6O10 Ks
Earned runs. New Castle. 81 Madison A.
A.. Z; two base hits Duty Chase, New
love oliver. home run, Samuel Johnson.
THIEVES LOOT HOUSES.
when bidders on the contract for re-
pairing the Dobbns' property recently
purchased hy George Neblcker, Of No. 6iS
Columbia avenue Philadelphia came to
INSPECT the houses, strange condition of
affairs was found
Unknown thieves had entered the dwell
.nga S. Ia number. and haa stolen every
r.ss water spigot an the sinks. and had
cut and carried the zinc with which the
ash tubs were lined The damage is cstl-
mated al about 1880.
WILL PROSECUTE OFFENDERS.
The management of the New Castle
baseball club IS determined 10 prosecute.
in the future vandals who destroy prop-
erty at the BAH grounds. Yesterday sew
eral boys. who are known cut the wire
screening IN front of the grand stand and
kicked board OF OF the fence. Disorder
ly condact has also been reported ON the
premises. II such actions occur again
wattlts will be sworn out and irrespec-
tive Of person, the offenders VIII be prose-
cuted TO the fullest extent of The law.
REQUESTED TO RESIGN.
BY request Of Proprietor John Ries.
James Madison Wells, who for some
months has had charge of The Louise
Cafe has resigned James has wonderful
and fearful memory and having Travelled
extensively knew some one in every city
Of note in the union.
PREPARING FOR DECORATION DAY.
Members Of Company IT and the C. A.
r.. ere preparing for Decoration Day
ceremonies tomorrow. Early tn the morn
ing the veterans, whose ranks have been
sadly thinncd in recent years. accom-
panied by firing squad OF the militia.
will visit the various cemeteries and
strew with flowers the last resting place
OF their dead comrades and yollcy will
bo fred over their graves
Yesterday a detachment OF Company II
IN command of Iieutonants Myers and
Gemmill accompanied by nine members
OF the G. a. r. attended Divine services.
In connection with the strewing of now-
Church was attended and a special SER
mon was preached upon the National
Emblem" by the Rev r. NJ Munson In
the evening the Methodist Church was
visited and an interesting discourse was
given by the Rev. c. w. prettyman. In
each church there was special music at-
ting TO the occasion.
on Saturday Lieutenant Myers visited
the Presbyterian and Catholic buryina
grounds and marked the graves OF ,he
volunteer soldiers who are buried there
ia the Presbyterian Cemetery Fred Hon.
man and Eddie Whitnack are buried
while in the Catholic lie the bodies al
James Campbell and Frank stapleton
Campbell was member OF Comnanv q
during the Spanish-Amcrican war hay.
INK volunteered for duty at that time.
In connection with the strcwina of flow.
ers on graves the Grand Army asks that
an those who can. VIII give flowers. $. S
Deencr has donated "a Wagon load to th,
veterans.
his CONDITION Is SERIOUS.
Much anxiety is fclt over the condition
OF James ciough who was injured on tn.
railroad last week and who now lies IN
tilc Presbyterian Hospital. shiiadelshi.
On critical condition. scvarai friends o
the injured man and members OF his Fam
ily have called az the hospital but at
tending physicians viii say nothing bn
that his chances are about even.
Il is said that the unfortunate man.
nose Is broken ard that his skull Is 5,
ladis Injured that irephlnng may b.
necessary.
IS ISAAC HEIR TO FORTUNEs
liieie is considerable speculation in Nev
''1'iie over The alleged part inheritance O.
fortune amounting 70 about si50OO0 D,
William Taylor. better known as Isaa
buadale. who formerly liver in this city
isaae is a son OF George Du~dile. %
lniiacciphia. and when he was a smal
eh1d bis mother died. Then his fathe