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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

80 there was a Hungry Man who
VHtL. the Bank of q Stream alive
say iEish. and made no Attempt TO
VIII -Thern. When asked why he Pur-
telSS'ss -+ch an Asinine course. he replied
sue-l,z,fuIIv that ne wasn't Sure just
sou lind of Bait TO use. Yet, there
We Moral. but if you don't See it, you
= ns,s5ldn't Heed it.-Judieious Advertis-
inE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19

ben man ipre6eu modte uno bGl,-
fig muB man marten, bis Der 8e=
treffenoe, ben man ieben mill, 3ctt
bat. go nerflogen benn oie poor
Gage mie i'm gu = piel i9neQer,
als mir lieb mar, benin au6 fir sen
Statnmtii6 mtBten mebrere No6=
mtttoge gefeiert merben, mas natiir=
li6 iebr germ eei6ab.
SIM oeutl6en @eneral= &oninlot
CAB i6 meine aarte fir ben ebe1no-
ligen @eneral=&oniul, iest gum
@eian0ten in Werifo ernannten &C.
beimen 2egationsrat Or. 8iin3 o6,
tporauf id BON ibm cine freunoli6e
ginlabung erbielt, i'm an eiltem be-
itimmten 8ormittag I'M Sotel v@ol-
colt" 81 beiuden. l1niere 8efa1lni=
i6aft oattert 5uriid Bis Chicago, tpo
Or. giin5 bas oeutide &ei6 ols
&oniul pertrot. Sd mar zines lie=
benspiiroigen gmpfanges ii6er, mur=
De gum Sriibltiid eingeloben llno
mir perplauberten Die 3eit re6t a1-
genebm. GEM r1elten @eionoten Iino
bier Dor ieinem 6ortgong erobe Spa-
tionen bereitet moroer, nopon mol
Bps 9anfet i'm 8la5a &otel, Dem aIe
Wertreter frember &eeierungen, ser
&unit= unb @elebrtenipeIt : ser
@eiites= une ser @elooriitofrotie nit
ibren Damen b%eitpobnten = Seit
@lan8punft bilbete. OF. Bling lit
bereits nod ieinem r1ellen Goiten ob-
gereiit. Sem 3neifeI, boB er burd;
iein meltmanniides Iuftreten, our9
feline perionli9e 2iebensniiroiefeit
Die bobe @dtung uno 3uneigung al
Ter 9erer ertperben muB, Die oen
8or5ug boben, nit ibm in 8~eriibrul1e
SIT treten.
Son Der Seimreiie lit nt1t piel
5u er5ablen. Oieielben 8abnert, Die
mid nod Seem gorf eebradt bat.en,
bradten mid mieber 5uriid. N,tr
Die Scenerie atf Ser eriten Sdlfte Ser
8eiie NOR cine peranoerte. Der So
BEN NOR nit tiefem S6nee beoedt
unb Ole Sloden floeen bon lei6tem
@inb setragen 10 luittg unlber, SOB
es - ihon Der Seltenbeit tpeeen -
Elm 8ereniieen NOR, Dem Spiel 5usl,-
feben. 81. $.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
gtabtrats @erbanSlmnsen

Oa Den Sta0t.Nutorlfaten piele
Safe gemeloet muroen, DOB &incer
bon touen Snnoen gebiifen maren,
brahte alderman 8raben Die 3elo-
luton Elm, oaB ale freiloufenoe,i
Snnoe nit Moulforben perieben iein
miiBten ODER eridolien miirben. Sic
Neiolutton puroe angenommen into
tritt loglei6 IN &roft.
Cine Hetition Der Sriiblings-am.
nepals-@ eieaihaft eriudt Inn Grlaub-
mis- our 8enusung bon @lorno,
Wain uno Militar-9laao gs ioaell
bort feline S6aubuoen, melhe Gilt
tritt %foroern, errihtet fperoen, Jolt
bern oieielben nur fir freie 9oritel-
lungen auf Dem 9rabtieiI, 8anon-
@ufftiege ii. +. 10. benust meroen. Slut
Dem Wain BIa5a iolen 8uoen inn
mouriiben Stil fir merifoniida
Mnstedungen erribtet merben, ST.
8oofterfelt Wonufacturing-Mnsitc
lung ion ouf Dem MiIitar 8Iosa 1tatts
finben, uno elm Muiif- 9apiaon i'm
oeutid-boaanoiiden stil aaf oenl
0orbteile oes 4lamo-HIo3a erriftet
fperoen. Ser Seumorft mlroe fir
Die Sort Gam Somiton-MnsIteaunJ
in aniprud senommen. l1nter8eib-
net mar Die Betition bon gmil
5ranf, Heagan @ouIton 4be @.
@olfion, SEQ so. S. 9ielman, S.
sc. Wir unb 90. 8. Sranf.
Die 8etition fam oieies Ma[ 3ur
eriten 2eiung, bod berrf6t fem 3mei-
fel, bab iie bonn Staotrat bepiliet
ipir0.
alderman Smitb beribtete, oob
i'm lesten Wonat 1927 SUB ODER
|3h Weilen Seitenpege seleet ma-
rem uno Die 9fepalitat Der 9ameil
betreffs gutter Seitentpege ii6 oIs
fortidriftlih beipabrt bdtte.
Die Initellung bon M. 6. Bor-
coat als it6btiid)er @iiiiten8ySn-
g%enieur murbe beitatiet.
9os @eiu6 Der &egent Sdub 60,
einen 3ieselitein-l1ebergong BON
Sbol5's 8arten nod ibrem &c.
ihaftslofal leeen au biirfen, mllrbe
bepiqiet, porauseeiett, Dab Der Gang
6 SUB brett iein muB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
Gin fnrdltbarer 1tehcrfaa.

u8or uneefabr 10 Sabren puroe
mein 8ruoer uiiberfallen" nnb lebr
in ieiner 4rbeit, @eiunobeit ilno
@liif ~gebinoert, bon, mas er fir
boffnunesboGe S6ninoiu6t oniab"
i6reibt %. &. 2ipscomb bon @oib-
ington, q. g.. Or nobm aae 9or-
ten Meoi3inen uno 9ebonolungsnle-
tbooen bon 9oftoren, fano aber feline
9ilfe, bis er Or. Sings 0ep 0is-
coperp aebraudte uno na6 6 6la-
i6en boaig furiert muroe. @r lit 6eu-
te ein geiunoer Wann." @s linoert
idnea unb lit Die iiderite &ur iiir
i6made ODER munoe 2ungeit @llt-
tungen, Suiten lno @rfdltuu0eiL,
gronditis, Ga Grippe, Aitbma limo
ale 8ron6itii6en 2eioeu. so Gents
un6 81. Reconsideration fret. Ser
fauft bon alien 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
0as Gfbeimnis Oes Gel:
be1 3immers.
Gbenteuer oes @eporters 8. @oulettabine
@oa Cation 2erumr.
(4ertfAHna.l

Hno Die belle Nadt, bic in sic.
lem Ingenblid Der @oamono be-
leuftete, ourd5udt iofprt mieoer eil1
glib. 8eim beaen S6ein oteies
5euers ieben mir 8ernier nit leinem
@emebr an Der Siire oes SdIoB-
TURNS iteben.
gr bot gut ee5ielt. 9ie @eitolt
faat. @ber % er am @noe oes red)=
ten S6loBfliigels angefommen III,
faat er nod Der anoern Settle ser
gde bes @ebduoes, oas beiBt: min
baben ibn fallen geieben, aber CT
liegt an Der anoern Seite Der Mouer,
Die mir nod ui6t ieben f0nnen.
9ernier, Irtbur &ollce uno ih funr-
men 5lpon5ig Sefunoen ipater an
oieier Seite on. Die @eltalt lieat
tot 81 uniern SiiBen.
8obri6einli6 our6 oas @eIdrel
uno ourd Die Sduiie aus ieincm
letborgil6en S6lafe eepedt offnet
2orian fein Senlter uno i6reit, se-
raoe mie Irtbur Stance: y@as qibt's
oenn2". mas gibbs oenn?"
uno mir, mir lteben, iiber Die
2ei6e eebiidt,. iiber Die 2ei6e
oes Woroersl &ouletabiqe, Der
iest gans ermuntert lit, eri6eint.
Or lit totl. er lit toll" rufe
i'd linn entgeeen.
vltmio better" iost er. Gro
gen Sic i'm in BEN Sousflur oes
S6ioiiesl"
God: Stein, neinl" perbelIerte er
ii9. ulegen Sic ibrr IN oas
3inmer oes @dhtersl"
&ouletabile flopft an Die Sir Die
les 3immers. Niemono gibt BON
ttlnen Intport. mas mid no.
tiirlid) nidt munoert.
n@epiB lit ct nidt o. Ioqt DER
&eporter, .ionit mare er idon her.
ousaefommen!. NuL 10 fro.
gen mir oen 8oten IN oen Slur!"
@ine am Mono porilberqebellbe
oide 8oIfe bate Die Nadt 10 per-
ounfelt, bob mir oie 8eitalt oes Sc
toteten ni6t erfennen fonnten. @elu,
mir MIR crit ieben tonntenl Safer
Saeques fam mo balf inns ben 2eidb-
nobm nod Dem geiti6ul tragen. 0ort
legten mir i'm aif Der erIteu 8rcp-
penitufe nieber. SD fiiblte m1brc1o
oes Sronsportes ous mornte @lu5,
oas aus ben @unoen floB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
Hrafbsmt bilft @aiism.

Sunoerten BON @aifen muroe
burd ben B~r1lioenten bes ySuou.
trial anb Orphans Some" bon Wta.
con, Ga, sebolfen, ueIder i6reibt
.8ir brauhen electric 9itters ii
oieiem Snititut felt 8 Sabren. 81
5eigte iid als cine auBeroroentli6e
Neoi8in fir Magen, 2eber uno SHE.
ren-9eioen. 8ir balten es fir ein{
Der beiteH Samilien-M eoi5inen De,
8elt." Sc belebt Die 2ebensoreo.
men. reinist Dos 8lut, bilft Der Ser.
oauune, erreet @ppetit. I'm biinne
bleide i6made 9inoer ODER berur.
t~eraefommene 8erionen gu itdrter
unb mieoer aiif5ubauen, gibt es nidts
Nebnlides. Das Bette fir Srauelt.
leiben. Wur so Cts. bel a1en Drug
aiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
NIferIei.
Der 0uiineR Mens 6

Der 9ulineB Mens Club biete
ben fir ben 8alt ether gobn nod
Brownsville geIommelten Bonus Dor
irgeno elmer perontmort
li6en 8obn an, melde Sen @ou I'M
ternebmen mill. Die Sriseo uno 81,
&otp 8abn iitlo als oie nobrl6ein
li6el1 &orlfurrenten fir oieien 8oltl!
angeieben, Ser Club ipro6 itd) &C
gen Elm @eieb aus, mel6es 81,
5abrtare oltf 2 Gents reou5iert.
Ser Sal gegen Sermann S
Gi6ter, tpegen @ri6ieBung oes Meri
faners 8alones, bat %begonnen. gus
Dem eriten 8enire fonnter nur arpe
@ei6morene genomnlell merben ulli
lit bereits eth 8lpeites eingerufell
Ser SAT- miro mol bel, Geit ser $50
de in Iniprl1b nebmen.
Soc $. Simn, elm friiberel
Standardization 5mii6en SoY
Intonio uno Sort 2apaca, befo1u1tC
iid i6ulotg. 8riefe el1tmerloet at ga
ben uro muroe 81 5nei SobreS
3u6tbous, init l6merer @rbeit, in oel
S%trofonftalt 81 2eoueniportb perllr.
teilt.
l1niere S6ul=Grin5ipole bobel
bel6lolien, BEN neuel1 S6ulbii6ert
einen peiteretr @eriud fir Sen nd6.
item Serlnin 81 9eben pieneidt ul1d
fir oos gauge S61tliobr. Mit Ser
Seiebii6ern bot Dies feline S6mierig.
felt, MIR Die He6enbii6er i'm oritter
@rooe fperoen mol cine @enoerunq
notig MAIDEN.
Gin iebr beflagel1sperter lin.
gliidsfoa ereignete it6 Dor einigel1
Gagen anf Ser 6arm oes Serrl1
Sermann 3e3el in ser @egeno oes
Selotes. Die eil15iee Sodter oes
Serrn Se5el, Soo, pelde ibm leil
Dem Sooe Der Mutter Die Sousbol-
tung fiibrte, mar beim @oiieri6Dpfcll
aus elmer %offenell giiterne ousgegli.=
ten uno IN oieielbe gefulIen, o6ne
oaB es bemerft lporoen mar. Crit
sur 3eit bes Mittogseiiens pnrbe iie
unb nod einigem Sllde,l
lire 2ei6e IN Der giiterne eefunoen.
Die jun9e 9one NOR oagemein be-
liebt unb Der trauernoe 8ater 1tn6
Die 8riioer fonoen iiberan SDnlpo-
THE. 0ie 9eteiligl1ng om 2ei9enbe=
ganenis NOR lebr groB, 8altor SIRE
leitete Die Seierli6feiten l11o btcIt
Die @rabreoe. Ser Selotes &irde1l=
DIOR iang am @robe.
- Im 20. 5ebruor meroen oie
Sermannslobne einen groBen 8reis-
Wosfenban gum 9eiten ibrer Sdute
obbalten.
= Ser MosfenbaQ Der 2oriie
Sduebe 2oge Der Sermannsi obne,
Der Somita9 o6eno in Ser 8eetboben-
Safe itottfono, nor gut beiu6t ulo
oerlief duBerit erfolgrei6.
Mm Samitag peranltaltet Der
8eetbonen WGmnerdor Elm qroGes
&on8ert fir ieine Mitglieoer. 3os
aufgeitedte 8roeramm tit lebr iorg-
faltig anseemablt.
= Die Stoblgeruite fir oas Sun
@ntonio Sotel, neldes anl 8iasa
oes olten @o6nde Sotels errid)tet
miro, meroeh lest aufgeridtet
Gin iunger Wom, ser ieinel
dig s. sc. 9oniels, 2afe
CHARLES, Ga, ongab, mltroe bel Dem
8erind, einen gefdli6ten Gbed hei
Der gitp 0ational 8anf 5i faiiieren,
perbaftet. Wm fano nod 3 neitere
gefalidte Gbeds BEL ibm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19

8ater Sacques gebt IN Die 4iid)e
5uriid uno fommt nit elmer 2atesne
5uriid. @r beleudtet bas @eii6t Oes
Gotten, lno mir erfemlen Sen @Gd>=
ter, oenlelber1, ben Der @aIttpirt
bonn v@artturm" ben o@riinen"
llon1lte, ullo ben i6 Dor elmer St1tns
De NIT ieiner 2olt aus Dem i3in!-
mer @rt1ltr Stances fommen iob.
Sd fann ni6t iti1i6meigeno sic
gefpeitige 8eitiir5ung = ia Die eroll<
lome @ntt0ui6ung - iiberqebel1, ste
Solepb &onletobiae uno Srieorib
2arlon on ben Sag legten. Sic
betaiteten Ben 2ei6nam. lie be-
tro6teten oos blei6e @eiidt, ben
griinen an5ug oes @G6ters.
uno rtefen- einmol iiber bos onoere:
yunmOgli6l .... 6os lit uranog=
li6l"
Safer Soeques par gang bl0biin-
mig Dor S6mer3; iein lautes @eb=
tlogen pirfte beinabe fomiid. gr
%bebouptete, bob man iif geirrt babe
nno ooB Ser @d6ter nidt Der
@eoroer ieinerSerrin iein fonnte. @ir
batten Weiibe, i'm GIT berubigen. SGT
te man ieinen eigenen Sobn get0tet,
er botte niht mebr iammern fon=
nell. Sd erflarte mir oielen iiber.
triebenen @efiiblsausbruh oonit,
ooB er Ingit bette, MAJ fonnte qtolt=
ben, er freue iib iiber oos ororna=
tii6e gnoe oes Moroers; oenn ieoer
muBte, boB er i'm boBte. Sd tes
merfte, BOB bon uns oGen @oter
SocqueS Der ein5ige ponItdnoig @r=
gefleioete mar; mir onoern tpore!1
bolb nodt, obne S6ube 11nb obne
&opfbeoeGnng.
Goltletabille lit nod INNER init
Dem Soten beibaftigt; beim Sladern
bon gater Sacques Soterne fniet er
auf Dem Steitbooen n11o entfleioet
oie 2ei6e bes @Gdtersl. gr
entbl0Bt ibm Die 9ruit. 9os glllt
flleBt beraus.
GloBlid reiBt er 8oter Sssacqltes
Die 2aterne aus Ser &ano nno ldBt
tbren Sdein otf Die offene @unoe
falen.
9onn itebt er mieoer auf uno
logt IN einem ionoerbaren Gone, in
einem Gone miloer Sronie:
00teier Wom lit ni6t ourd STE
polperi6iifie uno S6rot getotet NOR
oen,. Elm @eiieritid bat i'm
ins 9er5 getroffen!"
Sd glaubte mieoer einnal, Ao1t-
letabtae lei perriidt ~getporoen, unb
ih beugte midi iiber ben Gotten. 90
aber fonnte id feitlteqen boB ser
2ei6nam bes @a6ters cine ein5i0e
8rnoe trug, Die bon eiltem 9old)=
ltobe berriibrte.
WITT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
@brIih.

gbrliG tpdbrt iu1rner am ldngften.
un5dbli9e ioeen. Gr5neien itnb i6p,l
gegen 4dmorrboiben %angeprieien NOR
ben. nnadblige BON ben 2euten, Die nie
ale tperben, ftnb babur9 fdon ar9ee
fIbrt, Inn ibr @elb gebradt tporben, Dbe
ne bat. tie 9ilfe fa1ben. 9eBbolb baz
ben iid au6 ale ie1e io9en. Qr5neieu
ni6t beballpten fonner. Sm 8ege,liub
ba5u fte6t iebo1 9r. Silsbee's beriiblns
tes Mnafeiis %genanntes 5dmorrboibenz
SeiImtttel. bas, pie ebrli9 arn Idngiten
tpdbrt, ii6 ni9t MIR Der bant6aren
grim1erung bon bielen Snuferben 8e>
6eilten %erfreut, ionbern audi ourd feline
grfolse mebr unb mebr beriibmt gez
ma9t bat. Rrobe frei berianbt bon y.
9euitdbter & Co., 8or 2416, STEM Ooree.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
0rmmbeigemtxms .uebertrasnmsen.

Or. q. Wenbosa unb Srau ar. S6fpart
4 Cohen, @runbftiid an Der 8eDmai
Ctr. $3.50.
Auguit 2im6urger an Sran 9otie 90.
Gilman, @rumbitiid an Der Giper Gbenue
uno Sames CTR; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
Die 9pppe(iprr.

S6 botte mid nod ni6t bon met
ner geltiir5ung iiber bie io~noerbare
@ntoednng erbolt, ols mein iunoer
Sreuno mir ouf oie S6ulter flopf=
te nno 5u mir iagte:
u5oleen sic mir!"
y@obin?"
uSn mein 3immer."
uMas moQen mir bort?"
olleberlegen!"
Sd geitano ibmJ oaB es mir aorls
unmoglid NOR, iebt gu oenferl, ge-
l6meige oenn gu Iberlegen; es par
mir unbegreiflid, mie &ouletabiae
in oieier traeii6en No6t Iif ar-
moBen fonnte, ettpas rubig 5u yiiber=
legen". gr tat es ieoo1 nit Ser
aoltbliitigfeit zines Seloberrn limit
ten Der tobenben S9lodt. @r mod-
te binter uns Die Sire gu, fpies mir
einen Seiiel an, ieste iid bebdftig
mir gegeniiber lrno 5iinoete l1otiir=
lid ieine 8feife on. Sd iob 5u,
pie er iiberlegte. unb babel
i6lief i'd elm. @Is i3 ertpadte, NOR
es better Sag. Weeine nbr 5eigte auf
adt. &ouletabiae non nidt mesr
oa. Sein Seiiel mir g~eeeniiber mar
leer. SD 1tono auf lrno begam
meire @lieoer gu itreden ols Die
Cir aufsina uno mein Sreunb Der
eintrot. Sin ieinem 8eii6tsm1sorud
iob i'd, -boB err. mabreno id idliet
1etne 3eit nift nerloren batte.
Sd frogte iofort nod SrGulein
Staneerion.
vSbr 3uitano tit iebr beIoreuib-
erregeno, aber niht ner5peifelt."
y@ann iino Sic bon mir fortee-
gangen?"
ygeim erIten Encouragement"
Sic boben %gearbeitet9"
u3iiftigl"
oGttpas entoedt?"
u@inen ooppelten @bbrud bon icbr
merfuiiroigen SuBtritten, Der mir
foit einen Stri6 burd Die Mednung
gemad)t bate"
nNun, uno9"
ags lit alles in Sronung."
u@ibt Sbnen oenn Die Sulphur
cine grflarung?"
So"
sl1eber ben rdtiel6aften SOB oes
@6dters?"
(Tortlesuna toret.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
@rnnSeiacutums uebertraaunoen

1 Ider 2nnb; $35.
Soiepb Sermann rnD Srau an u
9. 8errp. @runoitiid m Der Guincb
Str; 5000.
Evening journal., 1909-11-15
:-:WOMANKIND:-:
Haphazard Style of Furnishing House
Is MOI The Way TO Keep Husband Home

To be haphazard in selecting the fur
niture for ones home is little short OF
criminal.
Many men HE them 10 their clubs OF
an evening because they have bit
more Of the real home flavor than
their own dwellings. There is some
particular easy chair that lures, the
lights are better and there Is coy
corner where one may sit and read In
unalloyed enjoyment.
little thought and all this could
have been a part OF the home, with
the added attraction of having ones
family about. and being permitted TO
lounge around in comfortable negligee.
Wives of to-day girls Of modern train
ing and methods. have been quick TO
recognize this fact and have acted ac-
cordlngly.
The only way to select furniture prop
erly is TO take each room In turn
adopt a certain style for It, and ad-
here TO IT, II your dining room is to
be mission the whole effect is marred
IL the massive table be surrounded
by spindle-legged chairs, even though
these chairs may be very petty in
deed And what is easier than 70 spoil
the whole effect of the library y by
thrusting golden oak bookcase into
the midst OF a room that is otherwise
| furnished In Flemish oak.
The simple design OF furniture seem
to be more in demand at present, mis-
sion furniture and its modified types
being decidedly popular For the
drawing room Il is quite the fad 10
take up some. old style of light grace
full design. The Florentine and rem
naissance styles can be reproduced
most attractively nowadays, and II
one is so fortunate as TO own a few
! Revolutionary heirlooms, a colonial
parlor is wonderfully attractive.
AS for woods, mahogany has fol
yaers been a favorite. with the brocad.
ed upholstery to take away it's sombei
effect. Some Of the new waxed oaks
make pretty. cheerful rooms. Many
who are copying the styles of th'
French Louis hll their parlors Will
gilt furniture with attractive results.
Evening journal., 1909-11-15
DELAY TROLLEY
WORK UNTIL SPRING

II Is semi-oficially stated that tho cap.
italists who have purchased the West
chester and Wilmington Electric Rail-
way interests Of Thomas e. O'Connen,
of West Chester. tho main stockholder
will not begin construction work until
next year. but It is emphatically stated
by those in a position 20 know what
they are talking about. that T.. Dalmas'
Of Philadelphia. who, It is understood,
furnishes the capital and offers to finance
the line says the road shall be started
early next spring and pushed to COM
pletion.
The reason given for the abandonment
OF the idea OF starting construction work
this fall Is that It is much more eNpen-
slve TO build a railway I'm cold weather
and as there is no guarantee that fine
weather will continue the work has beer
postponed.
''There is no doubt in my mind thai
the road will be built next year" sais
Mr.. o'Connell yesterday, when approach
ed on the subject.
Evening journal., 1909-11-15

sion. and the subjects and speakers will
be: 1.-The Naval View of Inland Water
ways at Home and Abroad" Rear Ad-
miral c. S. Sperry; 1.-THE Inland Route
South to Norfolk" former Senator An
thony Higgins. of Delaware; Opening
Cape Cod" August Belmont; "The Cut
at Beaufort" Congressman Small. Of
North Carolina Congressman Goulden.
Of New. York, viii preside at the after
noon session. and the speeches will in
clude: Waterways and the Weather" {"
Willis L. Moore Chief Of the United
States Weather Bureau; 1.-THE Rhode Is
land Waterways and Their outlet" Gov
ernor A. ]. Pothier. Of Rhode Island;
Inland Waterways South of Norfolk, '
Colonel Pleasant A. Stovall, Of Savan-
nah; Freight Rates by Water and
Rail" George E. Bartol. president OF the
Philadelphia Bourse.
Friday will be the Presidents Day.
Of the convention. President Taft will
be introduced by Governor Swanson. of
Virginia, and throughout the day speech
es will be made by Vice-President Sher-
man, Secretaries Dickinson. Meyer and
Nagel, Admiral e. d. Taussig, COM
mandant at the Norfolk Navy Yard;
Charles NJ. Schwab, clifford Pinchot,
Chief Forester; Professor Emory r.
Johnson. University of Pennsylvania
General Felix Agnus. OF Baltimore; Rep
resentahves Foullxrod Of Pennsylvania
Olcott. Of New York; Maynard, Carlir
and Saunders. of Virginia; Heald and
former Congressman Burton, Of Della
ware; Pearre and Kronmiller, Of Mary
90 Irf NTftffa
B. Jones. Of Albany; L. A. Coolidge
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury; DR.
w. ]. McGee, P. V. DeGraw, Fourth AS
sistant Postmaster General; John NJ
Carson, Chief OF the Bureau of Manu-
facturers; Supervising Inspector Genera
George Uhler. Commissioner Harry I
West District Of Columbia; Thomas W
Hardwick. Of Georgia. and W. W. Hulse
of Long Island.
All Of Delaware's trade bodies will b.
represented at the convention.
The delegates who were appointed b,
Governor Pennewill, are as follows;
Congressman William H. Heald. Car
tain Philip Reybold and Curtis Davis q
Laurel.
Following are the delegates appointe
by the Board Of Trade:
} Hon. Anthony Higgins, Charles S. Cav
J throp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John NJ. MeI
dinhall, Captain Philip Reybold, Henr
7. Bush. James II. Wright, Josiah Ma
vel and Charles A. Rudolph.
Alternates-B. F. Shaw, Philemm
Chandler. Captain Peter Bloomsbur
William D. Brinckle. Frank J. William
George II. McGovern, David snellenburl
b Alfred TAFT.
, Following are the Delaware member
j Of the Waterways Associations:
William ID. Mullen, Jr.. Samuel S. Hot
A. B. Ayerst. Alfred D. Warner, 81
2 John A Booker. Howell S. England. d.
= vid A. Hay, Thomas II. Melvin, Willia'
' Lawton, o. c. Purdy. William P. Bal
croft. John P Almond George
Z Sparks. S. B. Cooling. A. S. Reed, WI
e liam T. Budd Cchairman), Samuel I
smith, r. J. Maclean and John S. Ro
! sell.
Evening journal., 1909-11-15
MISS WAGNER WE'D
HERE WEEKS AGO

Miss Harriet Wagner, the 1s-year-old
daughter Of Louis M. Wagner of Ger
mantown. and the granddaughter of Cen
eral Louis Wagner. of Philadelphia IS
married. She has been married for nine
teen days TO Edwin searle Mitchell, son
Of Colonel Edwin Mitchell, a wealthy
manufacturer Of Medheld. Mass.
The first news Of the wedding. which
took place in this city on October p,
was made public in Boston last night
by the husband. though he would give
no reason why the young couple desided
to keep It a secret so long.
The bridegroom is p Years old. and is
said to be the heir to a fortune, and
friends Of the young couple say that
their match is an ideal one. II has not
yet been decided where Mr.. Mitchell and
his bride will reside.
Evening journal., 1909-11-15
HERE'S A FISH
STORY OF SIZE

While all the FISH in the sea were not
caught. in the year 1908 in the Atlantic
Ocean alone there were 1853 indepen-
dent and 4s,622 wage earning American
fishermen trying to get them. according
to a preliminary report Of the Census
Bureau.
According to the same report there
were $3.50 vessels engaged in fishing on
the Atlantic coast, with a value or
So. .627.744. There were 52,1l4 small
boats engaged in the industry, valued at
s4.1O4.O3s. OUTFITS were valued at w.
is2f.15s. According TO this report there
were sO1, ,O7O ell and lobster pots work.
ing along the coast.
The pounds Of product taken during
the wear is not totaled, but it runs well
over the billion mark. Menhaden was
the fish caught oftenest, or weighing
the most. the figures show, while her
ring came second, and cod third. There
were 26.672, 500 pounds of oysters, val
ued at s1s.4S3,5S0, taken in the year
while 1925. 500 pounds Of lobster cap
ltured brought only S1,9S1,1O0.
Evening journal., 1909-11-15
Red SQUIRRELS Are Jealous.

WINSTED, Conn. Nov. 15.-pewitt
Smith, game warden Of Berkshire
county. who has been trying to dis
cover who was tearing down printed
copies Of the Fish and Game laws and
cloth signs bearing the words mo
hunting on the premises" found that
the depredations about Sheffield Were
the work of red squirrels.
He loitered about the Sheffield woods
and caught red squirrel destroying
a cloth notice. Smith thinks the red
squirrel was jealous. as the game laws
provide for a closed season on gray
squirrels but do not provide for ans
protection for the reds.