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Evening journal., 1908-02-27
POLO TEAMS PLAY
ANOTHER TIE, ,lTOl

The Wilmington and Country
Rink roller polo teams battled for
forty-five minutes to a tie at Eleventh
street rink last night. Each team Gag
ed one goal, and the spectators clam
ored TO have the tie played of but this
was not done. IL was a hard-fought
contest from beginning 10 end, and the
bail surged from one part Of the floor
20 the other, with the players about
evenly matched. At times the Coun-
try Rink boys eNcelled in team work.
but the Wilmington players d,s-
played at other times greater speed in
individually carrying the bali rather
than in passing There were moments.
too, when the players were rough in
their clashes with one another
Wilmington scored IN the first half.
Creamer shooting the ball into the
cage after he carried Il TO within a
few feet Of the goal Country Kinks
first score was made IN the second half
when Beatty lifted the ball into the
cage, II striking the edge at the ton
as IL passed in. AS the teams were
tied at the expiration Of the second
period an additional period of ten min
utes was played but neither could score
The players were willing TO settle the
contest, but IL was called at the end Of
the third period Tomlinsan took
Chambers place IN the second half on
All-Wilmington and put up a good in
dividual game, IL heing his first con-
test for several weeks. The lineup:
Al-W wilmington. Springs
Chandler sees. first rush ....... Beatty
! Creamer
creamer ....second rush,. Clowaro
Tomliuson
Lenderman ......centre. ....., Stoddart
/ Tomlinson.
Roberts ..... .halfhack. .. McElwes
henry .-e.--.... goal. .-..-..-. Neates
Referee. Traynor; timers. Lukens anf
Scheu;. time. 20 and IS and 10 minute
haves; goals, for Wilmington, Crea.
mer; for Springs. Beatty.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
ROB AND
BEAT A SAILOR

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-Alrs.
Mamie Kelly, 80 years old. Of No. SIP
Dudley street, and Mrs. Mary Harris,
80 years old, Of Christian street below
Third, were this morning committed 10
Moyamensing prison without bail on
the charge of beating and robbing a
sailor named Hans Hansen. who is
now in the st. Sinai Hospital with a
fractured jaw and badly lacerated
scalp.
Hansen, who was found bleeding in
an alley last night by Acting Sergeant
Simmons. OF the Fifteenth street ara
Moyemenslng avenue station house,
says that he was enticed into the Dud-
ley street house by the women and
there attacked, robbed and thrown out
by them and another woman and a
haih-g grown boy The latter two, ac-
cording 20 neighbors, escaped by seal
ing the rear fence. but Simmons sue
ceeded in arresting the prisoners
named. who were arraigned before
Magistrate Hughes
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
SPORTING
W. c. A. TO HAVE
A STRONG nine

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, Feb. 27.-The strongest
collegiate baseball club that has been
formed here in years. is being organized
at the wilmington Conference Academy
and series OF plays, beginning with "a
Thorn Among the Roses" and Jacks
Blur viii be presented to raise moro
funds for the maintenance and transpor-
tation Of the team. The first theatrical
win be given at the Academy Hail on Fri
day evening OF this week.
The new baseball team Is being set mp
under the guidance Of Coach Lammert
and Captain Tingle. Pitcher West Of
Chester Pa, who has beaten the univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania team,-will be the
principal slab star. Several Of last years
men are back and there will be some
strong fresh recruits, and among those
who Will play the trylng-out games are'
McCabe and r.. Mowhray, catohers'
pownes and Jump. nrst base 4. Now
bray and James. second base; Manahan'
shortstop: smith and TAYLOR, third base;
Captain Hingle. waity. Lewis, Maddox
Hardcastle. A. 70. Jump and Atux out
field and general utility men.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
TROLLEY PEOPLE
ISSUE PROSPECTUS
Figure That West Chester &
Wilmington Line Will
Yield $4,000 Yearly

The West Chester and Wilmington Elee-
trio Railway Company has issued pro
spectus OF the road. The pamphlet an
nounces that the company Will be cap-
talzed in the sum Of 100000, OF which
amount half win be in stock and the
other half In thirty-year per cent. gold
bonds. This will be secured by a first
mortgage placed on record IN the proper
counties and States, which will cover
all the belongings Of the company, of
which 100000 OF bonds and 100000 in
stocks will be disposed Of at once for tho
construction and equlpping OF the road,
and 100000 Of the bonds and 100000 in
stock placed In the treasury Of the COM
pany for the purpose OF extending the
line Of railway to tide water on the Del
aware river and making improvements.
Concerning the financial possibilities OF
the road, the prospectus says Il is GER
tain that the line viii yield upwards of
$4,000 net INCOME yearly. The yearly
passenger receipts are estimated at Si35-
900; freight $4,000, and expenditures of
approximately $4,000
The length Of the proposed road is II
miles. The population along this line is
about 122,0OOi 1900 in West Chester, l0
900 on and along the route between West
Chester and Wilmington. and 100000 in
the city OF Wilmington. The road will
connect in West Chester with the West
Chester Street Railway Company's sys-
tenn Of railways, which extends north n
miles to the borough of Downingtown
population 5000, and continues in a
northwesterly direction FIVE miles TO the
borough OF Coatesville. with 10000 perlna-
nent inhabitants.
The starting point Of the road win be
the center Of the borough Of West Ches-
ter, Pa, and passing the State Normal
School the route will extend southward
through the townships Of West Goshen,
Westtown Thornbury and Birmingham,
thence continuing In n southerly direction
through Lower Birmingham. Concord and
Bethel townships to the Delaware line.
Thence the road continues in
southerly direction along the Concorn
turnpike, passing through several viii
lagos.
This road will parallel the old West
Chester and Wilmington turnpike the
entire distance, but the company pro-
poses TO keep clear Of the prop rty Of
the turnpike, and shall use private
rights OF way, which have already been
secured thus obviating any cause Of
delay. 1t is proposed to run between
Wilmington and West Chester in fifty
minutes.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
BROWNSON WINS
FROM CENTRAL

The Brownson basketball team last
night defeated the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
OF Philadelphia by the score Of 80 to 20
The game was interesting throughout and
the players Of both teams were appiauded
continually for their fine playing. The
lineup:
Brownson. Central Y M q
Burke -...,...forward .... Robertson
Haney q. 81. forward. o.. Fisher
Bradley. .. zee, ..center o. Underwood
Quinn. ......defense ............ .Deming
kigney ..defense ......... .steginan
Goals Burke, 8; Hapey. z; Bradley. 3:
Quinn, 1; Robertson. 8: Underwood. 4:
Deming, 1; fouls, Bradley. z: Robertson. /:
Underwood referee Maxwell.
The Brownson second were defeated bv
the All-Star team composed Of the old
Brownson team by the score OF 27 to o6.
The game was stubbornly fought Brown
son win play Williamson Trade School
Second, near Media. Pa. The St. Paurs
Guild OF Tioga. win be the attraction on
Friday evening, March 6 and the VIII
mington club on Friday March 10.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Deaths

Bayard Widdoes.
Elizabeth Hrinton Arnold.
Lucy Richardson Tatum.
John L. Hanson.
William Mcdaniel.
Elizabeth 3. Dean.
Margaret Smith.
SMlTH-In this city. February 26th, az
the residence Of her granddaughter
Mrs. Norris Dixon. No. 220 Madison
street. Margaret smith, aged l0l
years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral services at Bethany
Baptist Church. corner Elm and Jack
son streets, on Sunday afternoon
March lst, at $3.50 o'clock. Interment at
Riverview Cemetery
West Chester papers please copy.
ARNOLD-Suddenly, on February 26thi
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs
Samuel Lucas, No. 500 South Forty
first street. Philadelphia, Elizabeth
Brinton, wife Of the late Rev. Francis
+. Arnold.
Services at Holy Trinity Church
West Chester. Friday at ll.a0. Inter
ment private.
TATUM--At her residence Oakland
near wilmington, Del. on the 26tf
inst, Lucy Richardson Tatum, widow
Of John r. Tatum, in the saith year
Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral from
Friends Meeting House, Ninth and
g'ntnall streets, IN seventh day, 2stt
.nst., at eleven o'clock. Internent pri'
Naic.
HANSON-In this city. on Februar'
26th. 1905. John l.. Hanson, aged bl
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services
~ his late residence, No. 900 Soutl
Clayinont street, on Saturday, Feb
~nary 29th. 1908. at p. m. Intermen
at Lombardv Cemetery.
MoDANlEL--In this city. on Februar,
1eth, 1908, william Mcdaniel.
Relatives and friends Of the famil
are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at the residence OF his daugh
ter. Mrs. Msry r. Cannon, No 50
Dennett street on Friday evening. Feb
ruaiy 2sth, 1908. at o'clock Inter
ment Elkton. AID. on arrival Of trai
leaving Wilmington 11-47. Saturda
morning. February 2sth. 1905, withou
further notice.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
SOLDIERS BODY
FOUND In CANAL
CcOntlnusd From first PsEel

Or. Bastan's Autopsy
Coroner Galloway went TO Delaware
City this morning along with Coroner's
Physician J. W. Bastian, and made an
investigation into the case. The body
was taken to Biggars undertaking es-
tablishment, where DR.. Bastian held a
post-mortem examination. The body
was bruised, cut and battered from
head to foot. and in a manner that
made it evident to the physician that
more than human means We're employ
ed in inhicting the mutilation.
Both arms and legs were broken, one
arm was nearly severed from the body,
and there were cuts and bruises about
the head and body. The abdomen was
torn open, not merely cut and there
were rents in other parts of the body.
All the clothing had been stripped from
Dovers' body, and the condition Of the
corpse caused DR.. Bastian to conclude
that the body had been caught by the
propeller wheel of a steamboat passing
through the canal and that the blades
of the wheel had cut and slashed the
bod yand caused the horrible younds.
There was but one wound that ap-
peared as if it might be made by a
knife" asid Coroner's Physician Bas-
tian, "and that was the wound on the
head
''The body was not only in on advanced
stage of decomposition, but both arms
and legs were broken and there were big
tears. not cuts like those made BY
knife. across the abdomen.
''rhe condition of the body indicates
that It probably was cut by the propeller
OF a boat, and that the wounds were not
inflicted by a knife"
Coroner Galloway spent this morning
investigating the case, and also visited
Fort DUPONT. He Is holding an in
quest this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
BUFFALO AFTER
pete" CASSIDY

pete" Cassidy. first baseman Of the
Wilmington Tri-state baseball team, Is
wanted by the management Of the Buff
falo Eastern League team and tho
local management has been offered
Whitney. who played first for VIII
Transport last year, but who is owned
by Buffalo. in exchange for Cassidy.
An official Of the local club stated
last night that Pete" would hold down
first sack for Wilmington this season
as usual.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
By LIE JouRNAIs speelal wlre.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-Fire depart
ment officials think there is no doubt
that a tenement house blaze in First
street to-day. in which four persons
were badly burned. twelve others in
ured and fifty saved a. the risk Of the
fremen's lives. was Of incendiary ORR
gin
The fire started in third floor hall
way and had cut Off the stairways
above when the tenants were alarmed.
In the rush for the fire escapes half
mad men. women and children fought
for life, forcing the nremen to knock
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
WINS;
BROOKLYN FINED

Conspicuous among the big list Of
events at the meeting Of the National
Baseball Commission held in New
York yesterday was the fine OF $3.50
imposed upon the Brooklyn Nationals
for covering uD' Pitcher Jack"
Doescher several seasons ago.
Doescher formerly played with the
HarTlsA'Trg 'If-state club, His appl-
cation for reinstatement was received
and formally accepted to-day. Some
seasons ago Doescher had good offers
from other clubs and wanted TO get
away from the Brooklyn management.
but the old "covec-up" scheme was
worked on him.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
STARTS BLAZE
IN NEW YORK TENEMENT

down several men to allow their wives
and little ones to reach safety.
One woman tossed her baby from a
window thirty feet above the sidewalk
and instantly jumped after II. A fire.
man caught the child and another
broke the woman's fall
Most Of the injured we're hurt IN
jumping. The burned were cut off
on the upper floor Cologero Barbarette
AMI his daughter, Lena, will die from
their burns. His sons Frank and
Peter. viii recover
Traces Of oil were found In the hall
way.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

DOVER, Del, FEB. 27-Without ever
being informed that her husband had
passed away on Friday last, Mrs. John
Satterheld, wife Of the late magistrate,
died this morning at her home here.
Magistrate Satterheld expired on Fri
day last rather suddenly. and Mrs.
Satterheld was so i'll then that it was
feared she might succumb to the shock
If told that her husband had passed
away. The funeral Of Magistrate Sat
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
BIG REVIVAL
AT ODESSA

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
ODESSA, Feb. 27.-The remarkable re-
vival which has been in progress at the
Odessa NJ e. Church for five weeks con-
tinues with unabated interest. Fifty-two
persons have been converted and the con-
versions include persons Of all classes
Men and women who have lived here
abouts for many years say that the re-
vival is unexampled. The services are
being conducted by Mr.. Clark. the en-
gineer evangelist and the pastor. the
Rev d. G. Givan.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
HEAVY FINE
FOR ASSAULT

William Fitzpatrick was fined 500
end costs in the citv Court to-day on
the charge Of assault and battery on
native Of Poland. liv.rg In the Eleventh /
ward. Fitzpatrick, it vas testified, cut /
his victim in the threa. and cheek with |
a knife in a street fight
The prisoner absolutely denied the
charge but the States evidence was
strong against him.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
MRS. SATTERFIELD FOLLOWS
HER HUSBAND IN DEATH

terfield took place on Monday.
Mrs. Satterfeld was suffering with
double pneumonia. which was the
cause Of her death to- day. She was
kept ignorant unsl the very last Of
the death of her husband, whom she
has Joined so soon in eternity.
Magistrate and Mrs Satterfleld We're
the parents Of Deputy Attorney-G
eral James NJ. Satterneld, who has the
sympathy of the entire community in
his bereavement.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Card Of Thanks.

Howard Reed and family desire TO
express their sincere thanks and ap-
probation to Peerless Conclave No.
10, Heptasophs. or Seven Wise Men,
also TO Telegraph Council No. 20, jun
ior order United American Mechanics.
for their beautiful floral offerings and
other acts Of kindness shown in the
death and burial Of our son, George
H. Reed.
brance our many friends on this sad
occasions
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
KILRAIN'S SON WINS
in THE THIRTEENTH
By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb 27--In the
main bout before the Nonpareil Ath-
letie Club. Cecil kilrain, son Of Jake
Kilrain, the famous heavyweight.
knocked out Con Lauterbach in the
thirteenth round of what was to have
been a l5-round 20 This bout was
remarkably fast throughout, young
Kilrain displaying rare form. The sleep
producer was a terrific left hand
smash to the pit Of the stomach.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
WILL REPAIR DAMAGE
CAUSED BY THE ERESHET

caused by the Brandywine Creek fresh
ct of yesterday at the meeting of the
executive committee OF the Park Com
mission in City Hall this morning. II
was reported that water went IL feet
high over the third dam and dam
aged the food gates slightly. Paths
along the stream near the Baltimore
and Ohio bridge were undermined and
workmen will be sent to repair them
at once Other slight damage along
the stream in the park was reported.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
M H.aId h Nev. omoes.

william H. Heald. attorney, has NOV
ed nto the front Offices on the third
floor of the Equitable Building. For
years Mr.. Heald occupied the Offices
Immediately adjoining hs present suite.
William F. Smalley takes the Office va
Gated by Mr.. Head.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Send Que Notloe of Meetinn.

Joseph c. Jolls, assistant secretary
OF the Republican County Committee,
Sent out notices this morning Of a meet
ing of the committee to be held at No.
$40 King street this city Vt 2 o'clock
on Saturday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Eth umpire sianed.

President Charles r. Carpenter. OF
the Tri-state league. has added an
other umpire 70 the staff for tho COM
Ing season in the person OF John Null
len, one OF the best men In the p. o.
AZ league last season.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Furnlture Wanted by MeMahon BIO

? FURNITURE wanted by McMahon Bros
Stop and consider before hastily
disposing Of your furniture, car
pets, bedding or any kind Of house,
hold goods. We also buy entire lots
of restaurant and office furniture,
antique and ancient furniture. II
you have but a few dollars worth
OF goods send for us, or If their
value is hundreds Of dollars. give
us a chance to show that we are
willing to pay you the best cash
prices. Honest Cash Offers and a
Deposit With the Same Are Char
aoteristio of Our Dealings.
Mail or telephone orders answered
Immediately.
s. w. Cor. Third and Orange Sts.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Mr. Handy % Address Masons.

J.. Irving Handy. who is Past
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Of
Delaware, A. +. and A. NJ. will de-
liver an address before Kennett Square
Lodge. A. f. A. NJ, at Kennett to-
night
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
CHANDLER q qeSsstShsF E%ssi@sE
NO PA w MIMI Slreef

No. PA w. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments frst-class. Both PhoneA
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
AT THE COUNTRY RINK

Az the Country Rink on Saturday
night the Maryland Athletic Clubs
roller polo-iive and the Springs League
team win get together A big game
IS expected, The NJ A. C. has been
here but once this season. when It
played the All-Wiimington, defeating
the locals l6 10 0. The admission to
the game win be fifteen cents and no
passes VIII be honorod "Play" VIII
be called at 915 o'clock, and a scientific
eXhlbItlon can be expected.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
Who Bought Miss Larrabee7

Announcement Of the sale of Paul
Connelly's mare. Miss Larrabee, to a
Wilmington horsemar. made in a Phil--
adelphia paper, has set the local turf
men on edge, and every effort has been
made to find out who the purchaser
was, but without success, as the mare
so far has not arrived in Wilmington.
Miss Larrabee has a record Of 216 Ia
on the Belmont track
Evening journal., 1908-02-27

Goals from fleld-kersey q tIWuVu'
6: T. Hatton, 4 Harris, 4 J. Hatton'
2: Kee, /. Goals from fouls-Harris' q
Referee-Jesae Mckay. Timekeepers-
III stevens for wilmington CONNER
cials; II. Wilhelme for New Century
second. Time Of halves-twenty min
utes.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27

OF all callings the walters shows the
greatest mortality-23 per 1000.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
More Prize FoNls for Or. Ven.ev

DR. y. r. Veasey has added two valn-
able hens to his pen Of single comb, buff
Ofpngton fowls. Theye were purchased
from owen Farms. Niasy1f0s HaggH'
Mass, and are a handsome pair. one Of
them is a daughter OF the first prize cock
az Madison Square Garden last year.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27

state Of Delaware. county Of New Castle.
es.
l. VIM Winder Laird, treasurer Of the
ve-naned corporation. do solemnly
swear that the above statement rs true
TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
WM. WINDER LAIRD.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
14th day Of February, 1908.
FRANK II MASON
Notary Public
Correct-Attest;
' P s. DUPONT.
n - 1rpONT
$3.50 II g. D. TOWNSEND.
Directors.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
OoLoRED WOMAN WANTS A PLACE
- houseworking or plain cooking go
Tatnall st. f27-1t
z me ASSORTMENT OF POST CARDS
at popular prices. W. L. ROBERTS,
East Seventh. f27-eod-tf
VIZ ANTED-GIRL TO LEARN MIL
w linery. SCHAGRIN'S, COS Market
street. f2i-st
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
N.,u.cnntnru cluh Won.

BY a score of TO % the New-Cen-
tury Clubs second basketball team OF
New Castle last night The game was
Commercial FIVE In a game played IN
New Castel last night The game was
hard fought from beginning TO emo ana
nt the close OF the first half the score
stood 12 70 10 In favor of New Castie'
l,hn Imam.
Evening journal., 1908-02-27
FRANK TAYLOR, 20.
OTHO NOWLAND.
JOS. /. CARPENTER,
-r ~g Directors

p EPORT OF THE CONDITION on
- THE WILMINGTON TRUST co
at Wilmington. in the State OF Delavars
at the close of business, February "a 1a0S C.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ........S 700 ga7 -
Overdrafts, secured and un-
G, secured ...;;.,,........,...;........ s,oss %
Stocks, securities, etc. includ- F.
ing premium on same 80. % 12s "a
Banking house. furniture, and
fixtures ;.,;...................... g. sos g
Bonds and Mortgages ......... 50O50 a
Checks and other cash itens go 6s
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents .............. 21e o.
Cash on Hand. viz:
Specie .......... ......S 4 523 0b
Legal tender notes and
National Bank Notes $3.50 90 7lSs3 o.
Cash on Deposit In other banks
and trust companies .......... 125.09s SO
Total ........-...,...............s1,215.452 ,215. .452 g
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in........... 10000 %
surplus fund .-................... 132, ,152 50
Individual deposits sub
lect 70 check .s........ .Sl62.99S p
Certified checks ........ 20220 95
Cashiers checks out
standing ................. 80 5S 1929 "A
Iolal .s--+..-...s-....s.-ss Fl-l9ii 90 ~
State of Delaware. county of New Castle b
Evening journal., 1908-02-27

IS.
l. Richard Reese. treasurer Of the
above-named corporation, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best OF my knowledge and belief
RICHARD REESE,
Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
twenty-fourth day OF February 1908
FRANCIS A. EOOCH.
Notary Public.