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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-29

The Democratic State Convention at
Tacoma, Wash. adopted q radical
platform indorsine direct nominations,
the recall, the initiative and referen-
dunn and the Oregon plan of electing
senators. test vote indicated that
the fusion judiciary ticket would be
nominated.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
CONTINUE THE
ALPHA co. CASE
Board Of Health to Prosecute
Concern on Nuisance
Charge

Tho hearing Of the Alpha Process
Company. charged with violating a
health ordinance. was continued this
morning by city Deputy Judge Joslyn
until Saturday on request Of the COM
pany'a attorney, Hugh Morris. a war
rant was served upon the company
yesterday at the instance of Secretary
Wigglesworth of the Board OF Health.
IL Is alleged that the company per-
mltted disagreoable odors to. issue
from its plant beyond Market street
bridge
The company has been fined $50 and
costs on this charge several times. The
present case win be prosecuted how
ever, under n section of the health
ordinance providing a fine Of 500 and
costs and SEQ and costs for every "a
hours the nuisance is not abated there
after
1t is understood that officials OF the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation
and other neighboring plants will
testify a sto the disagreeable odors
from the Alpha plant. The defeudent
company manufactures fertilizer from
a process involving ammonia, leather
and other ingredients.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
MORAN LOSES
BOSTON FIGHT
incidentally Loses His Chance
to Meet AtteII For Champ
HOnOrS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. Jan. 26-owen Moran the
English pugillsi probably lost his chance
to meet Abe Atten in san Francisco on
February 2s by losing his twelve round
bout here last night TO Matty Baldwin.
OF Charlestovn. Jem Driscoil win prob
ably get the preference and Doe allowed
10 meet Atten for the feather weight
Championship Of the world
Jimmy Conroth the Frisco promoter,
who is now touring Europe had decided TO
match either Drscon or Moran against
Atton on February -. but as Moran lost
last night Aitell viii probably refuse TO
meet him. taking on Driscoll in his place.
Judging from The way Moran handled
Baldwin in their previous bout few
thought tho Charlestown lad had aw
chance against the Englishman, but he
put it an over Moran in twelve rounds.
Baldwin was in splendid condition FOR tho
tight. while Moran showed plainly the
effects on his Ions lay on. There was not
q single knock down during the fight but
Baldwin staggered tho Briton couple Of
times with Furnishing hooks TO the Jaw.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
THE THIN AND WEAK
Easy Way for Them TO Get strono
and Fat.

easy way Tor Them TO Get Strono
and Fat.
Samose rs not an ordinary medicine.
Il is flesh forming food that is
adapted TO the most delicate. It's tonic
effect gives strength and health so
that after its use for a short time. all
the flesh and fat producing elements
in the food will be easily assimilated
and retained by the body
The large sale Druggist n. b. Dam
forth has had on Samose since ne first
introduced IL in Wilmington and the
wonderful results following its use
have made him such an enthusiastic
believer I'm It's great merits that. he
gives his personal guarantee to refund
the money II Samose does not make
thin people fat and restore strength
and health
When o gain in weight is noticed
after Samosc has been used for "a week
or ten days, and health has improved.
and you notice yourself growing
stronger. you certainly should feel
more than satisfied with what you
have received from the small cost of
soc.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price. 5Oc
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
S5OO,OOO FOR
The DELAWARE
Large Appropriation to be In
serted in Rivers and
HarbOrS Bill

WASHINGTON. Jan 26-Throueh the
efforts OF Representative y Hampton
Moore, backed by Senator Penrose. an
Item will be inserted I'm the Rivers and
Harbors bin approprating about $4,000
for the maintenance Of the SO-foot chan
mel in the Delaware River and for widen
ing the channel at tho bends and other
points. This Is a great increase over pre-
wous sums and viii win the firm sup
port of the Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware Congressman for the bin.
Mr. Moore. with Mr.. Small, OF North
Carolina, appeared before a subcommittee
of the Rivers and Harbors Committee to-
day, the former urging an appropriation
for the Delaware and Chesapeake shin
canal project and tho latter one for the
Beaufort link Chairman Alexander. who
has taken a great interest I'm Delaware
River improvements. was present II was
stated plaiuly that no money would be
/ appropriated for Atlantic inland water
ways schemes at this session.
There viii be no 5-foot channel report
ready for this session. therefore Il Is
said the committee viii favor a liberal ap-
preparation for the immediate needs Of the
Delaware river The highest expectation
for this year have been for an appropria
uon OF about S25oooo.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
WORKMEN AT
ANNUAL DINNER
HilIeS and Jones' Relief ASSO-
ClatiOn Have Evening Of
Pleasure

The third annual dinner Of the Work
mems Accident Relief Association of
the Hillcs and Jones Company was held
in the Bulls Head Hotel last night.
Forty-hve members attended. William
Applegate and Edward Flanagan sang
several songs and Thomas Walsh gave
representations. Lynch's Orchestra
played. There were addresses by Harry
Halts. Jacob Beck and Charles Leak.
The following members were prose-
eut: Edward Eagle. Thomas Barlow,
William Collins. Horace scott. John
Moffctt. Robert Anderson. william
Lynch, Jacob Beck Edward Morris. A.
Weaver Thomas Walsh, r. Momett.
George Billingsley. r. Clancy. Edward
Flanagan, Newton Fisher, Charles
Leak J. Burki John Joyce. Dudley
Windett William Brown Frank Bro
man. Walter Wilfong. A. Craig, J. Gill,
Charles Morgan Edward Sayres. James
Dawson, Milford Fisher. Charles Writ
John Bradley Alfred Adair w Nor
ris, John Winthrop. William McCaf-
ferty. Charles Bratton, John Mont
gomery. James Clark, Isaac Vandever
William Applegate. Harvey Downey
Charles Verg. TT. Edward and Harry
Halts.
The committee In charge OF the ar
ransements was composed OF Thomas
Walsh. chairman: William A. McCaf-
ferty and James A. Bradley. The Of
hcers Of the association who were
elected az the last regular meeting are.
Walter Wilfong, president; John Mof-
felt, vice president: j. Thomas Warn
er. secretary. and c. W. Leak. treas
urer. The present membership Of the
association IS eighty-four.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
PEERLESS GET
READY FOR PLAY

Peerless Field Club Is making great
preparations for the coming season.
mr.. Abrahams has already signed six
Of last seasons best players. He also
has several Young ones Abrahams
says it IS not too late for any good
player wishing for job on a first class
team to get a ''try-out" Harry Nor
gan. the star outhelder is giving him
valuable assistance acting as scout"
with both Abrahams and Morgan in
vestigatng the records of Whining
TOMS foremost amateurs, this season
should eclipse all previous records.
Mr. Abrahams announces that Peer
less win have a benefit performance at
tho Garricy Theatre on Tuesday
February 1, and he hopes TO see an the
baseball fans present.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
MEDIA TEAMS
EASY FOR FRIENDS

Friends hrst and second teams defeated
Media High School first and second tearna
here yesterday afternoon. 81 to IA and 20 TO
b, respectively. The nne-up:
Friends FirHto Media CFirstA
KELLOGG. .-.. forward. .... ....A Ford
Matthews ...- q. forward go. .... ouinby
CNason)
Taylor .-.- % ....centre .... 90 Fields
Cam ...- .. guard .... - Rowland
Winchester ...... ..guard 49,. .-..w. Ford
tsmitD
Goals from field, Kellogg. s. Taylor. q.
Cam a Winchester. A. Matthews 1.
2uinby. 4; Smith ?; goals from foul. Kei-
hgg. 3. Quinby. Q
Friends CsecondO Media fseconsN
Daliett .... o.. forward .. .. .-..smith
sellers ...- O.. .. forward .... o.. .. Brown
Short ... .....,....centre B.. 49,. Wallace
Whaler .-.- ....guard .... ......Nfulnr
Eckman .... q. o.. guard .... Matthew
(Huttom
Goals from held. Danett. 4; short. 4
Eckman, 4 Brown. 2. Smith. e; wallace
8 goals from foul ,Whaier. g. referee
Newman; scorer. Smith.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
HOLD TWO MEN ON
CHICKEN THEFT CHARGE

George Clark and William johnson.
both colored. were brought from Ches-
ter 10 this city by State Detective
Harry l. ellis yesterday afternoon and
arraigned before Magistrate Robertson
on the charge Of chicken stealing. Each
was held in $500 bail for court.
The men are accused Of stealing
twenty-seven chickens from Mrs. VIII
liam p. Lodge, Of Claymont The
men were arrested in Chester and had
the chickens with them at the time.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
WANT CITY WIRES
STRUNG HIGH
Fire Alarm Superintendent
Thinks Change Would Avert
Storm Troubles

In his report to the Board Of Police
Commissioners yesterday afternoon.
superintendent Gray, OF the police and
Fire Alarm reporting system, suggest
ed that an ordinance be passed author
izing the use by tho city Of the top
arm OF all poles Tor city wires The
commissioners decided 10 appear before
the Street and Sewer Commissioners
at their next meeting 70 urge such a
law. and that hereafter when
franchises for poles are granted that
the provision advocated by Mr. Gray
be incorporated IN the agreement.
II was pointed out at the meeting
that in severe storms such as the snow
storm on Christmas Day. wires above
those used by the city fell on the lat
ter and IN consequence caused con-
siderable damage 20 the police and fire
reporting systems and put hem out of
service.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
LYNCH DEATH
WAS ACCIDENTAL

Deputy Coroner s. B.. Russell, of
West Chester, went to Chadd's Ford
yesterday to make an investigation
into the cause OF the death OF Thomas
Lynch, who was drowned in February.
1908, and whose body was found "a few
days ago. He was convinced that
there was no foul play, and gave a
certificate Of accidental death from
drowning.
It is thought that Lynch attempted
To drive across Brandywine creek, and
his horse and wagon were swept down
the stream
The funeral took place yesterday af-
etrnoon, interment being made at the
Lafayette Cemetery, Birmingham.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
MOTOR ENGINE
HERE NEXT MONTH

The Webb Motor Apparatus Com
pany.of vincinnes. Ind. has notified
the Reliance Fire Company that the
automobile engine being constructed
for the fire company win arrive here
on Wednesday, February O. The en-
gine will be given sO-day test there
after. test OF high and long dist
ance forcing will be made at some
point along the Brandywine. The en-
gine win also be tested up steep
grades.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Rritton Beats Harry cutol,.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Jack
Britton of Chicago outpointed Harry
Clutch of New York i'm a bout that
went the siN-round limit at the Doug
las a. G. last night. Britton was the
aggressor from the start of the bat
tie to the finish In the second Jack.
after dancing around his opponent,
jabbed him with a stiff left. which
dazed Clutch. and then dropped him
with a hard right.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Hinh sohooI AInmnan.

The Wilmington High School Alum
nae Association at a meeting in the
High School last night decided for
mally to award a scholarship Of 800 to
the High School girl showing the high
est average i'm a competitive eXami-
nation. The scholarship will not be for
q business course.
A committee was named 10 arrange
for the regular dance to be held fol-
lowing Easter. and another was
named to arrange for a farce TO be
given between now and the first of
My.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
CHARGE POLE
USED "KNUCKLES'

stanislaw WALSH Pole. who was
arraigned in city Court this morning
on the charge Of assault and battery,
is alleged 10 have used brass Snuckles
on another Pole with expert effect
Walsbi had his hearing continued until
Friday in order that he might obtain
witnesses. lie was held under $500
bail
Abraham Wright colored, was ar
raigned In city Court this morning on
the charge of disorderly conduct, but
on request of tile complainant, Ella
Price. colored. the charge was dis
missed without hearing.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Mrs. Riaa,s Father Dead.

Mrs. John Rigg. wife of Rector John
Rigg, of Emmanuel r. r. Church, New
Castle. has been informed of the death
in Devices, wiltshire. England of her
father, Rev. Canon kilburn, at the age
Of Al years. He was for forty years
clergyman of the Church of Eng
land in Jamaica. and returned to Eng
land after the earthquake.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Lavin Draws Win Nelson.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Jan 26.-Paddy
LAWN of Buffalo and Fighting Dick"
Nelson of Brooklyn fought ten rounds
to draw at the welterweight limit.
LAWN had shade i'm the boxing. but
his much heralded left did not bother
the Brooklyn boy. he wading in ever
ready to mix.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
-. n.,l 60 MalLa.

Charles r. Wolhar. outfelder and man
ager OF st. Aloysius baseball club has
signed a contract TO act in the same capa-
city with the Vics OF Newark. Dell and
il he makes good he will get a tryout with
the Philadelphia Americans as Connie
Mack has had his eye on the youngster
for a good while.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
EAST SIDE WINS
THE POOL MATCH

The pool tournament which has
been in progress between the east side
and west side teams. came TO a close
last night at Eckerts. resulting in
victory for the east side players, by
The score OF 500 10 495 Following the
close Of the tournament, the winners
were entertained az a dinner by the
losers.
On next Tuesday evening q social
game viii be played at Hanleys
Eleventh and French streets.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Fined For DisorderIy Conduct.

Eunice Butler, colored was fined 50
and costs in city Court this morning
on the charge Of disorderly conduct,
preferred by Caroline Miners, colored
Caroline. who lives in No. 404 East
Eleventh street, said Eunice called
her a bad name. Eunice said she
hadn't, but other witnesses said she
had
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Mahmout Wins in straiqht Falls.

RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 26.-Yussif
Mahmout won a wrestling match from
Stanley Fitzsimmons, reputed Aus
tralian champion, i'm two straight falls
1t required "a minutes for Raoul de
Rouen TO throw Charles Olsen Of In
dianapolis.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Richardson = Brown.

Norman W. Brown and Miss Reba L.
Richardson We're married on January
I by the Rev. G. r. Neese. pastor Of
Madeley NJ. E. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown spent their
honeymoon at Atlantic city. and will
live at No. 500 East Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
MEDICAL.

- Prot. G. r. TREEL. s35 NORTH
ktYdyN eirfh Gf Fhiisdsphis, IA. "Ein Dsussshsr
81 a. @lAtH Sls trlfr Oniy seruan spc-iaiist.
AEfft Ike 6EhM4N IrEArlEAI the only an5rr-t-.d
ta slrs far Specific host Poison ether esnt ears.
Az friTste rserss Hzrssr Abulei weaknesses. Nervous
Dshtr hood nrcius LosIf ieoess eifstura
fne eutinr Eaney Blsddar. Small shrsnksn Orrsas a.
gsars prascai hospital s1pesnee IN oernary.
k1rd ~ Sock. tells AL ftyoting CITY Courry adfsrtiing
fraats. eearsEE an--sr Ati treatzsrt Call ust
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Chicken Thief Gets Twenty Yours,

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Jan. e.
Dad" Herrod colored. was taken 10
the penitentiary TO serve sentence.
not exceeding twenty nor less than
seven years. for stealing chickens. to
which charge he confessed. This As the
severest sentence ever imposed by the
Chester County Court for like ofen-e
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
CIabby % Fioht sulliys,

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 2e.-Jimny clab-
by Of Milwaulze has been matched to
meet Mike (Twin) Sullivan OF Boston
IN q ten-round no-decision bout be-
fore the Milwaukee Boxing Club or
February p.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
To STUDY Brownino's poer,.

GEORGETOWN. Jan. 2e.-Mrs An
gusta V. Gateson, Of st. Paurs rectorv
has organized a class for the study Of
Browning's poems.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
BOXBALL

At boxball last night Springs won
three game9 from Central and st.
Georges taxing two Of three from the
Knockers
-rhe. standing of the teams follows.
Evening journal., 1910-01-26
Everything
In Our
Middle Window
R

You may own anything in our
middle window for nothing by simply
starting an account on something else.
This Lasts Only Few Days!
81 want that Rug, said a lady
shopper yesterday, who had paused a
second at our window display. She
hadn't much money, but she had dol
lar-enough with promise to pay
dollar weekly to obtain the carpet she
needed, and--that rug went with it as
free as air.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
" "
8ernbignng..

Suffer (ber cine 8irdbcfmauer
limgefabren bait: Serrsntt. oa, bab'
ih uber mas S60nes .anaeri6tetl
Bauer: sis net 10 g'fdbrli; + fan
eff Iauter tobte 9eut' brin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
NOTWITHSTANDING

6efommt, mnf Der CONTINENT grob,
Jleiif, Gier, Wilf, Butter II. I. ~.
bod unb tbener be5ablen, unb Der
0tittclmann itreitjt ben ltntcrihieo
Elm. Die 8enufienidait Der Snrmer
mill bier bic .8ermittlerin ipielcn,
gerabe iuie bic @cscnicitige Gcriid)e.'
rmugs -@eielihaft es auf benz 8ebicte
Der Sebeus= mih Seucrueri ihernng
tbnt. - ,2anomann." -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Gin 8cpprter CONNIE II iaut.

@ie, sic limb BEL Der grp1oiipn nit
IN Die Slft aeflogen unp buben tross
benz am ielben Gage nod ben 8eridt
iiber bic 8dtuitrop6e i6reiben fonhen?
.. Der mar i6ou fertis. ais id
ipieoer berlnterfaml
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

Ser gin5elue lit immer better
ols Die Maiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Der Wanu Der Sufnnft.

Sic: Gin Helm ipenie ieIbitbelpibte
b~iirfteit gu i6on auitreten, Rdnn,
ben; 0eiu '8eidleht bat bod tribe,
inmerbin cine 9etuiife 8o1e geipielt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
aus Der Snftrnftipnsftunbe.

2eutnant: Wiistetier Shnlala ma
ipiiroen Sic tbnn, ipenn Sic a. g. Der
Serrn Ntaior ettpas iiberbringe
miibten unb berielbe Sbnen elm @la
Bein anbieten niiroe.
Wusfetier S6mul5: Serr 2eutnant
bns fommt ME Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

Gin tuabrer Gesen. ~.
Wein 9ub' lit nitt 10 bumm. pie
er mlsiiebt!
Na, ba banfen Sic 8ott bafiir!
a - 49, e-s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

fra9t enbli6 elmer Der Sdser Den ans
peienben SberfDriter: NIn, Serr
Cbcrforiter. Sic baben' bod iMhrz
Ifeirlih etipas mitgenommen?
Sberforiter: Sapobl. meine Ser
rem, meiue 5tpei guben gum Niteiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Mhtnna, warmer!

rubt 1br naisr. bsu. aarrofetu. ssst,en. eorI
apgsen, @eriie. Gier. yutter ooer liherhaupt
ir9enoiueldle Iarrnpru ontte iu pertauien? SSenn
i. oanu irhreibt crit an Sol. J. maggie, Dubuque.
Spiun. nito iragt ihr um ieiue 1retie. ptau
aorefhre einiath: I. I. Tagie, Dubuque. 3oua.
IN. u, 0err Angle talft uno pertaufr aud1
Stabt. nab TarneiueuthuTn
Seim sdrriben cruapne man seh. bieiss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

ne ntd1t 10 LANCE ulletil ldt,en!
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redt BADEN &. Serr Better,
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foitet mid ni6ts.
Iuh cine ltcbcrraifnng.
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bin id picr5i9 Sabre bel Sbneu i'm
8cifdftl
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bon iest ab piinttlihcr eri6eiuen!
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-18
I'm SocIFTv
-==OOSlEii

The twentieth annual Turimball OF
Detroit lodge. No SO. Knights OF Ply
thias, will be given I'm Strasburg's
hall Thursday evening. March a.
a.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Adelaide Josephine Hayes. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hayes. 10
Lucian +. Rye. of birmingham, Ala.
W. H. Fem will address the Central
W. c. T. u. on The crimes OF in
temperance Monday afternoon,
March II. at .. 80 o'clock. at No 1893
Jefferson-ave.
w. j. Henderson the woll-known
music critic and writer. will give
lecture OH Temperament and art In
music Tuesday morning, April 10, IN
the Century building. under the aus
pieces OF che Tuesday Musicale.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Richards anu
child will sail for Germany. March p.
Mr.. Richards. who Is one OF Detroit
best known pianists. viii make his
future home i'm Brussels. Belgium.
Mrs. Richards is native OF Brussels.
y
A party OF Detroit public school
teachers will leave Saturday for an
Easter vacation trip TO Washington.
ID. c.. and Old Point Comfort. The
party will be under the personal direc-
ton OF W. A. ellis, principal OF the
Duffield school. and Miss Clara Bey-
erley. assistant supervisor of grammar
grades. and will return To Detroit EaS
ter Monday.
The foilnowig officers of the Ma
tional Protective union were elected
at the annual meeting Tuesday even
ing, In Bamlct hall: Past president,
Annie English; president. Jens II. Hor-
gard: vice-president, Eva j.. Warner;
secretary. c T.. I.eise: treasurer. c.
l.. Besseht chaplain. NJ. Il. Garfield;
guard. Daniel Radcliffe. sentinel Earl
NJ Armstrong; pianist. Laura NJ
Smith. trustees. George smith. Robert
Bell and Alexander keal
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Walter Sergeant. OF New York. ad
dressed ,he Twentieth Century CLUB
Thursday afternoon in the Century
building. on The place Of high art in
education instead OF Henry Turner
Bailey, who was announced to give 4
lecture on art topics. Mr. Sergeant
said that the natural tendency OF
young children Is toward decorative
art and that If they were given the
proper impetus and instruction they
would frequently develop unexpected
talent. He urged that such instruction
find a practical place in school educa-
ton.