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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Ingmit Triis / Bergen fplbte bei

VhyuR VAttp ' SSLSSh IpApAN w
23be Iug. 80 aar. San er isbt /
Soften, men fom iom 20 aar CANT
mel til Bergen iom 8ioliniit. San
fonbt fig mart tiIrette / Bergen og
bans arbeibe | auuIteus 3ieneite bor
giennem DC mango og lange @ar baa.
ret rige Srlieter. Sans 0pgtigbeo
babe iom greclttsr og 0irigent bar
ubeitribt, og ban bapoe ogiaa ben
g@re at itaa iom Wuiifforeningen
"Sarmonien"s 9irigent fra 1859 iii
1878. Iugitlt 8riis bar flere San.
&c taget Sitren oper gtlanteren og
bar p9ret Seatermuiifer / DC Sore
nebe Stater. s 1878 Hog ban iig
imiOlertib tilro / Bergen, og / De fsl.
aenoe Gar beltog ban ipria / Rliif.
lipet / Bergen, iamtiois iom ban CAB
Elmer | Wfliiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
SAT- Gteno o m,
fiifaIaS eaer ftnete.

5arme, 322Ncres,
- mar Rainp 8iper, norIt Excitement, &ir.
te % Siolehus. "a acrss onrtet, goo Spro us
Clog for 2o9s ps 'gHlppoooS. 8ris $40
% Sl8 Or. acre. 9 Os s gdl til 3 Tore Sper.
9 gftl til Sernbane. 5reo Slien, Dor 800.
Saueoette, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Uorife SoIeateropteier

Sra Stenfiar meoOeIes Sen 2sSt
Nrg.: noe paa GrerierpIuoien Ster,.
~fi9rionoen, bpor Der for Sioeu er
iamIet 1900 Wanb, er iaoar pef
6iretiben forefaIbt meset aIuorIiat
SoIoateroptsier.
80 SoIbater par inSiat / grreit
ioroi De trobs eientaane Srbre iff;
bapbc 2eirifo | Bafninseu. glonbi
&ameraterne bar Der mango, ION
fonbt Grreit, Of bore for itrcno Stroi
ior oenne SorieeIie, % Stemninaer
bIeo mere os mere opaeiteret. Sao
bar bet nogen iom Iaeet en- Sane
meb isIgenbe Snofrift: IS aetiar.
Sisbeoens Rapn fr9oer hi 6ongerne
fri."
Smfrius 500 Wano iamIet iig I'm.
Der 6aner, omrinset 9aetIofaIet.
brso op Ssren pg beiriet en- arre.
liant.
gaeten bIep MI foriterfet, ina life
Here fum fri. Sg eiter Ell Simes
Snien og Riben bar &oen s~ienopret'
tet.
Cfficererne flyer forrcitcn, at aar-
ben / afoeIingcn eIerS bar ppret no.
merfet. 9eito mere beflcgeIig er oct,
a. iaa mailge SoIoater bar Iooet ia
fcrleoe til at bore meb paa SiSie Sp.
teier, Sagen blir ~aloorIis NOT for
Sooeompnoene. &rissobpofaten boil.
Ser Sorbsr Der imorgen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

par en- bra Gut. gan bar aibolos-
mon0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
ara 9iQehommer mebbeIes Der

Sra 2iaebammer mebbeles ben
29oe Iuguit: &ri9Sretsforbsr for
luffebe Ssre angaaenoe Sptsierne
paa Ssritaomoen, (omtalt / forrige
Ir. al "Boiten") afbolbtes Der ioo9.
SiIiteOe par OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gratIie. Getten Ieoebes al Sberlt
anoersien, % iom Retsoibner iungc'
re6e 9aptein 2unOe % Sefon0lsit'
nant SIsisn. Getten parebe ira ST.
4 til Z @fterm. gtan raf life mere
emo at afbsre Mtoior 9pde. Snlor.
gen tioIig iortipttes meo aibsrelie al
Saptein Sagen. Senere oil De ileite
grandfather. / 12te 8onpani blioe
afbsrte. &omponiet ogter forreiten
ct fremlegge en- Grtlnring / Getten,
Gpori De nermere iorflarer i'm Serb.
grflGrinsen bill iaa 1879 unoerifrif'
ter.
gaa Ssritoomoen bar Der ! lang
SiS berifet en- bitter Stemning
bIanSt Soloaterne, i9rIig bIanot
12te &ompani, iom beitaar al 6oIf
ira @uobranbsbaIens norbre gpgoer,
@aaee, SeoaIen, 2om og Siaaf.
Wisnsien bar melt Opret rettet ret.
tet moo Waior 9phe iom iiges at
bape Srepet aoifiaig 8isn meo Roro.
bsIingerne for beres WoaIpeulisbeb.
Naior 2pte bnO0e unber &ritifen
ooer Hatmanspren Sorsbag bl. a.
iagt, at en- Del al lite &ompnris
gpeIie bar "bet ifipre Oil" 3ette
bapbe naturliepis paret meget iaa.
renbe for aompmideien, aoptein
Sasen. og mango al SoIoaterne me
ner, at ben itrenge geosmmeIie er ct
uoiIas Al Den ltpiIie, JON De mener
Raioren n9ret moo aaptein Sagen.
glanot Dem, iom ri grtrapagt par
osiaa S~rofsreren | gnase, Tom npber
meeen anieelie oe ogiaa bette bibrog
natnrIisuis abifiGis til at opbioie
StemniEeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

00In ct norit Rpbpssei 5dns.
UNI ioro SO. 5erds 9anbdnole.
VVIO Ggfurii0n bper 1. os 3. Rirs'
Dag hpsr Hdmeo. A.. [. M0RDT LAND CO.
GUYMON. OKLAHOMA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

Ranse 9gnnebfas. 1sra Stapan.
ger meooeles Den 30te Iugult: timber
ct pIuoieligt og itertt llpeir / &piplfe
ieaar Miobag ilog 2pnet neo paa
8aarben Solbers / Sitter os OH.
t9note 2aoebpgnineen. Tom tiIbsrte
9aniel Splberg, 90 iom meo ip9ren.
De Iuling neobrGnote paa fort Si6.
Gilt bar uasiureret.
= Bergen, 30te @ugilit. 2pnet log
igaar neo / Toit- og Selegraffonto.
ret / S~tranopif. Saget ant9nbtes,
8inoier fnuites og ct SeIefonappa-
rot bIep sbelagt. en- Iano paa Som.
toret ramneoes, oa man troeoe, at
ban bar 300, men ban tom ienere til
9epioitbeo. San er bog ldnmet paa
Den enc SIDE.
- Saugeiunb, 296e augiiit. ct
iterft, Iargpdris Soroenpeir off imio.
bags ODER 9pen. Oct bar bet pol6.
iomite Soroenneir. Tom bar opret
Der iaar. = meo bpppise. ifarpe 9un
os beftiee Gegnifpl. 9afteu par ian
ting. Of mango brGnbte 9ps imio-
bags. 9pnet Hog neS | ct Gus paa
aormeen. Oct br2note totalt. gao
Storbeen Hog 9pnet neo / en- 2aape.
bpsnins. gaaoe GUS og Milling
brRnote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
gggScmnicmm for 1tlbif er 6et

SggScmnienm for 1tlbif err oet
Sanfer at fan pprettet. gn 9omite
err nebIat 90 forneben @rltno bar maj,
tenft of iaa operlaot at Breitesaar.
ber. Ser er t Snbre Sarbanger eno-
MI life ~itbetpbeligt al gantle Sager,
iom egner fla til Spbeparing | ct Mlt.
ieum. Ger bar ogiaa nGret Sale ON
ct S9Ilesmttieum for belle Sarbanger,
men Sioen ipnes life at bore inbe
BERTH, ga @pgberne nsotg bill ieltbe
fine gamIe Sager' fra fig, men nof
operIa6e Dem til ct Muieum inoen lin
egen 9pgo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
ltniueriitetets gpsminser.

ltniberitetets g%pgninger. 0en
GloIte 9pgning, iom tilbsrer &rilti'
ania llniperiitet, er Sopeobpgntngen
paa Ssien, opfsrt omfring 1900. Sb.
ierpatorict err bpgget / aarene 1880
|-tS33. Selpe llniperiitetets gpg.
ringer opfsrtes | Iarene 1911
1851 og bIep taget / 9rug | Sanuar
1852. Oct femiife Saboratorium
bpegebes / 1874. Sen biologi.
ife Station / 0rsbaf, iom blep fsiet
mo unber ltnioeriitetet / 1902, err
bpgget / 1894. Oct biitoriife Mlie.
Inn Photographers / 1897 og fuIofsr'
tes 1908. Oct 5oologiife @tuieum
paa Esien err bpgget I aarene 1908
1900. Sg ben npe Seitial | 1909
III. llniperiitetet bar oesuoen bet
npe @ibliotbef UNDER Spening, iamt
BET botaniife M}uieum paa Ssien, og
enbeIig er Der bepilget til ct Mliies
INN for Iineralogt, @eologi og 90
lGontologi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

Sra SeSieim meboeIes Sen 2Soe
gi9uit: SEPARATES peo 10.Siben
TOR Der temmelig poloiomme Sptsier
taa 8oroermoen | gferSbus Sra.
Gonregimellts 2eir. Gn 8erneplie.
tig aorporaI peo Observation-Disclosures
bar al Hitmeiter Salae oiftert ct
Ssgns STREET.. for Here Sieneiteior.
icmmelier, blanbt anoet bapbe ban
iom usebaOenoe ilnoerofficer mno.
loot at piiitere 9arafferne.
glanbt @anoifaberne lfal Der ba
aaat oct Hpgte, at aorporoleu fit ar.
ret, bare foroi ban life baooe Iaet
9Gffenet %orbentlig paa i'm Seit.
90 ba oct bar bit msrft rottet en-
Snes 9ragoner fig iamuen for al
"beiri" grreitanten. Oct fom ienere
6oIf al artiaeriet, Sanitetet % 40.
ifiqise chile Berioner til, ian oct tos
Jig no inn Ell itsrre Sammenitim'
ling.
9ragonerne itormet gagtmano.
ifabet, iom be ogiaa trafterte meo
Stenfalt, iprpnete Irreitoeren og
bar &orporalen no. Wen ban bar
ilet life enig meb fine "gefriere" cg
elf tilbage til Grreiten igien.
8oeten beitoo Of 6 Wano. llnber
gotalien blep 9oetfpmunanosren, en-
S%eriiant, ifaoet / grmen.
8emonitranterne fortiatte mel
Suien og Biben, inbtil @ifabron.
6eien % 9agbapenoe 2sitnant fom
tilitebe, og Der bleU ifaffet Sps oa
bI9it &oiignal. ga ioriuonot De.
monitrmterne iaa title iom mulig.
Oct lpffeoes aqigepel at foa noterei
20 Wanb. Sorbsr pil BIZ optat ina
reit mulig. Soag uil ~forreiten inger
al 9emonitranterne bore peb, at o.
par meo paa Sptsierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

Ssbsfalo. Sampifibserpeoitsr s.
u. 8unoerlen / Bergen er afgaaet
peb 9pben / Ell aIoer al 67 aar.
Claus @unoerien lao | en- betpoelig
Sorretning, bl. a. ipm grpebitsr for
g~renbalife og Stapaneerife Camp
ifibsielifaberS apitruter. Ifbsbe par
Ell bpetie, fIaripnt Sorretningsmano,
iom bar arbeioet meget for aDltfom.
mrnifationerneS l1opifling.
= SorbenpGrenbe @pfogeb | Sire.
orifsbalo Giler 2uobig Carl Softer
mann err afgaaet ncb 9coen, bel Sc
Ior gammel. SoItermonn bar fsbt
/ ariItiania 1925, bIep Stitoent /
1912 og iuribiif aanbibat / 9ecem'
Der 1916. Otter at bnpe pirfet bells
iom Observation-Disclosures, bells
iom Sagfsrer / Sogn, blep ban Zoe
Irgliit 1869 nbnGpnt til 8olitime-
tier / Stapopger. 20be @pril 1876
ubnepntes ban til gpfogeo / Ssns-
berg og forHpttebes 10be @i,euit
1881 / iamme egenifab til Sreorifs.
balo. gpfogeb Soltermann fog @f.
ifeb fra lin Stiaing / 1904. Gen
QamIe Gmbebsmanb bar iiben boet /
3riitionia.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Oct. 30-Mr.
and Mrs. John Barr have been spend
ing a few days with their son, Fred
Barr, in wilmington-Edward F.
Pride has been at Dagsboro-George
Walls spent the first of the week at
Ocean View-Miss Mary Williams Is
visiting in Philadelpha-Charles
Owens and George E.. Willin, Of
Bridgeyille. spent the first of the week
here-Mrs John Taylor. of Snow Hill,
has been the guest Of relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Nelson have
been visiting in adelphia-Charles
Spicer and sister, Miss Minnie, have
been spending a few days at Millsboro
Mrs. Emma Donovan, of Dover, is the
guest of relatives here-Lyons Rich
ardson has been in Lewes and Balu-
more-E. w. Goodwin, Of Burgaw, N.
c.. was a visitor here-Miss Leila B..
Vincent is visiting in Philadelphia
Miss Minnie Buell. is visiting relatives
at Farmington-Mis Sallie Messick Is
spending a few days in Philadelphia
Ralph Nelson has been a Lewes Nis-
itor-Mlss Ray Heydrick, of Bridge
Vile, is the guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. James Colona-Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Wright of Bethel, were Wis
itors here Friday--Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Messick, of Bridgeville, spent Thurs
day in town-Miss Minnie Warrington,
of Overlook, was town visitor Fri
day-George r. Walls. of Coolspring
was a visitor here Friday-Charles
Fisher, Of Lewes, was a visitor last
Week.-Mrs. Augusta Dobson, Of Mills
boro. spent Thursday in town-Mrs
e. S. Buchanan, OF Leves, spent
Thursday in town-Mr and Mrs
Henry Morgan, Of Bridgeviile, were
visitors here yesterday-George E
McGee, of Pennsgrove, n. j., has beer
spending a few days with his family
in town-Samuel Litchenburg spent q
part of the week in New York-Mrs
Samuel Tibbitt, who has been spend
ing few days with her sister. Mrs
Norman Smith, has returned to hel
home at Cheswold
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
CAMDEN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Del, Oct. 30.-Mrs. N. p.
Jensen is visiting in Philadelphia
Miss Pearl Orvis, of Woodside, was
in town on Friday-John II. Scha-
binger is visiting his daughter, Mrs
John Cullen, in Chicago-Aliss Eliza
beth Cooper, Of Kenton, is visiting
here-Miss Nellie W. Gray, OF St.
Georges, spent Sunday with parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray-Mr. and
Mrs. William Graham have been
spending a few days in Philadelphia
Miss Annie Matthews spent Saturday
and Sunday in Philadelphia-Mi An
ME Geddes is in the Jefferson Hospital.
Philadelphia, where she had a toe
amputated that had caused her suf-
freing for years-Mrs. Richard L. Bos
tic, of Wyoming, has purchased from
w. d. Richards a home on South Nam
street-William M Evans, S. j. Speal
and G. L. Terry were in Philadelphia
last week-Ex-Goy HUM and
family have returned from a two
weeks visit at Atlantic City.-Mrs R.
]. Lindale entertained a number of
friends at whist on Wednesday even
ing.-Mrs. Mead continues to be very
ill-Mrs w. G Simmons, of Whining
ton, is spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. William Roe.--Clifford
Cole has returned to Norfolk-Dr. Car
deem Cooper and family have returned
to Philadelphia to spend the winter
William Roe and family have returned
from visit to Wilmington--Mr e
Tubbs from Washington is visiting heI
parents.-Mr and Mrs. William Burh
and son Harry spent Sunday in Fred
erica
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
AUTO EXPERT In PERIL

The great automobile industry
which is the marvel of the twentieth
century has been developed at a ter
rife cost of human energy.
The we'll known automobile engi-
neer of New York City. c. NJ. Archer,
had a very trying experience which
he relates in a letter as follows: "As a
result of overwork in my profession
my health became broken down a year
ago. This grew worse and I becamI
very weak and nervous. Then began
to take Vinol and now am strong and
we'll again.
"Vinol has certainly worked mir
acle In my case. It is the greatest
body builder I have ever seen and
nothing equals It. You may publish
this for the benefit of every man and
woman who wants to know the way
back to health and strength"
There are many overworked men
and women in this town who ought to
take Vinol right now and recover their
health and strength while they can.
DO not delay another day. We guar
antee Vinol to do you good and give
back your money If 1t does not. n.
B. Danforth, Druggist, Wilmington,
Del.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL. /
SEAFORD, Del, Oct. 30.-At the
weekly meeting Of The Acorn Club
on Friday, Mrs. Clarence Z. Ball, wife
OF the Rev. Mr.. Ball rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. was
elected an honorary member of the
organization. The club welcomed the
visits of Mrs Freeman Hoover, of
Pittsburgh, and Mrs. A. H. Sloop, of
Bellefonte, Pa.
Probably the largest losers of hogs
from the ravages Of cholera in this
section are J. j. Ross and Sons, who,
It is said have lost over a hundred
from this disease.
W. J. Cannon, retired farmer liv-
ing near Wesley has purchased
house and lot from NJ. l.. Hallowell
and will shortly bring his family to
Seaford to live.
In spite of the prolonged season of
warm weather the demand for oys-
ters in local and city markets is up
to the supply.
Considerable interest is manifested
in the masquerade ball. which is to
be given in the local Opera House on
Halloween night; a large number Of
out-of-town people have been in
vited.
Because Of the low price of sweet
potatoes which are now selling in the
local market at 25 and 30 cents per
basket, many farmers are storing the
tubers in local houses.
The women of Concord will hold a
baking social in that town, Wednes-
day, November s, for the benefit of
church Indebtedness.
Personal:-Joseph H. Cox, Frank
c. Dowson and Joseph Lord have been
visiting In Wilmington and Philadel-
! phia-Miss Edith West is spending
several days in Philadelphia-John
Rowe Is visiting his father H. N. Rowe
in New York City-Ira Wright made a
business trip to Philadelphia last
week-Calhoun and William Ross are
attending athletic meets at Tome In.
stitute at Port Deposit, Md-Willsam
d. Prince, Of Dover is spending soma
time IN Seaford.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
NEW FRATERNITY
FOR DELAWARE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Oct. S0-Delaware
College has been the scene recently
of the founding of a new fraternity.
The state college is now the home Of
four fraternities, three national and
one local, the latter being the new
affair. The Greek letter societies en-
tered Delaware College seven years
ago WIN Kappa Alpha was granted a
chapter in Newark A few years later
Sigma Phi Epsilon followed suit and
last year the old Phi Sigma local
frat" was made a part Of Sigma Nu.
Each one Of these societies is located
in finely furnished houses and they
form a prominent feature in the Soc
ial life of the old institution.
The new society is called Omega
Alpha. Its home is located in the
! Chapman properly on Main street and
the house is one that promises to be
up to the standard set by the other
three fraternities Just as soon as the
new men have a fair opportunity "a
get things Strengthened out Already
they are busy making the rooms at
tracfive and cozy. At present moth
ing is known of membership of the
new organization but from the num-
Der Of new pins in evidence around
the campus, it is thought that the total
enrolment Is rather high
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
TWELVE sew CHuRcHEs IN YEAR

Twelve new churches dedicated in
one year will be the record Of the
Maryland Conference OF the Methodist
Protestant Church, according to the
schedule of dedicationsa Since the
last meeting of the conference, several
months ago five churches have been
dedicated and seven more have noti-
fled the Rev DR.. l.. M. Sheridan.
president of the conference. that they
will have their dedicatory exercises
before the meeting of the next con-
ference in the spring. The latest
church to notify DR.. Sheridan of its
laying was the Methodist
Protestant Church. of Laurel, Del.
which will this week lay the corner
stone of a $4,000 edihce. Rev.
Aviary Donovan is pastor
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
HIBERNIAN
CELEBRATION
State and County Boards Talk
Of Plans at ROCkeSSin
Meeting
FATHER K'SWEENEY
GREETS The VISITORS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HOCKESSIN. Oct. 3O.-About 200
members of the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians gathered here yesterday
when the meetings of the State and
County Boards were held. President
Thomas Dwyer, OF Division, No. and
Miss Anna Gormley. president Of Di-
vision No. 4, Ladies' Auxiliary accom-
panied by the members Of their Divi-
sions. met the visitors at the trolley
station.
The meeting was held in the base
ment Of st. Johns Lodge. This is
diamond jubilee year with the Hiber-
mans and every division In the United
States is increasing its membership
and holding celebrations.
The Rev. James l.. McSweeney,
chairman of Irish History Welcomed
the visitors and impressed on the Off
GERS the necessity OF celebrating the
jubilee. He praised National Presi-
dent Reagan on his determined efforts
to build up the order. State Presi-
dent John q. Healy and County Presi-
dent Edward Norton announced that
on Sunday afternoon, November 26
there will be class initiation and
degrees will be conferred by the
county degre team. National Vice
President Joseph Mclaughlin, OF
Philadelphia, and National Director
p T. Moran OF Washington, will be
among those present
The annual donation of 800 TO the
fund for the Orphans Of the Diocese
of Wilmington was made.
The State ball will be held in Irish
American and German halls on
Thanksgiving eve. Delegations from
the outlying districts, Chester and
Kennett Square will be present.
A feature of yesterdays meeting
was the presence Of a delegation of
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of Wilmington.
A luncheon was served at the con-
clusion of the meeting and the visi-
tors left for home about $50 o'clock
Evening journal., 1911-10-30

established fact; that they trimmed
the sails Of the barque properly and
placed in command those who thor
oughly understood the benign prin-
ciples, is also assured, for they have
steered carefully. escaped the rocks
and shoals that line the river and now
with colors flying in every port, those
on board have preached the gospel Of
brotherhood. and wherever they have
fingered and metapnorically placed
their colors. men have been enlight-
ened and become better thereby.
One thought they endeavored to I'M
press upon the minds Of those accepted
and admitted into the mystic tie, was
that the Improved Order of Red Men
is the conservator and preserver of
the good traits of the people that in
habited this continent, and who eX-
tended to our forefathers that welcome
Of friendship which is beacon light to
the wigwams of the tribes throughout
the land.
Some will, no doubt, say that this
home is only for the Red Men of Del
aware. True enough, but when we take
into consideration the fact that one
out of every six OF the voting popu-
lation of Delaware is a Red Man, we
find that the project really means
something to the people of Delaware.
Furthermore, by successfully accom-
plishing the undertaking, the Red Men
of Delaware have created a wide felt
interest along the same line, in other
States, not only In the circle of Red
manship, but in other organizations as
we'll. The Red Men Of New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, as we'll as the Masonic
Fraternity and other organizations II
this and other states, have similar pro
iects under consideration.
Thus It would seem that our AgeC
Americans are to receive the consid
Grafton that is their due, and that hai
been so long withheld from them.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
CONSTABLE
IS ASSAULTED
Sussex Farmer, Whose Money
is Attached, Accused Of
Beating Sleuth

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. Del, Oct. 30.-County
Constable Curtis Steen is said to have
been assaulted Saturday afternoon by
Thomas Kimble, a farmer living near
Seaford. and was severely handled be-
fore any one came to his assistance.
The trouble is said TO have originated
over a bill upon which the constable
had served an attachment. Upon learn
ing that money due him for his sweet
potato crop was tied up Kimble became
angry. Meeting the constable upon the
sidewalk. he struck the constable In
the left temple, knocking him down.
The constable. who is an elderly man
and a cripple. managed to get to his
feet only 20 be knocked down agan.
Kimble then sprang upon the consta-
BILE and seizing him by the throat, be-
gan refining blows upon him. At this
juncture Magistrate Stengle and sew
eral citizens seized Kimble and drag
ged him of Of Steen. Kimble was
placed under arrest by the Magistrate
who refused to give him a hearing
until the result OF the constable's in
jurjes could be determined. He was
finally released upon giving bail for
his appearance before the Magistrate
on Friday.
Much interest Is being manifested in
the masquerade ball TO be given to-
morrow evening by the women OF ST.
Luke's P. e. Church.
Alexander II. Lord has presented the
Seaford High School with a calendar
clock.
Scotten and Nichols, who recently
purchased the milk business of John
Carew. have decided to discontinue
the business.
John Parsons. as the result Of a
badly sprained ankle, is compelled to
use crutches.
Magistrate Stengle on Saturday is
sued marriage licenses as follows:
Miss Mabel Olive Hart and Louis
Henry Staub, Miss Cora Dredden and
Isaac Jackson, all of Seaford, and
Miss Zelzah Bass. Of Philadelphia, and
Walter ]. Matthews OF Bridgeville.
Night Watchman William Lankford
had the misfortune to tear one finger
nail of Saturday while pulling up a
fence post.
John West has resigned as principal
Of the Blades public school.
Burton Steen Is an applicant for the
position OF chief Of police of Laurel
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
NEWPORT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT. Del, Oct. 3O.-Mrs.
Sarah Finn Is spending few days
with her daughter, Mrs. James L.
Polk, of Hockessin.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Dempsey visited relatives in New
ark on Thursday-Miss Eta lyman,
Miss Ethel woodward. Mrs. Elizabeth
Lyman spent the day recently in
Milltown.-Frank Sindall, who has
been i'll, is able to be ont again Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Cransyon are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grams
ton.-Mrs. j. Parvis and daughter,
Madaline. spent Friday in Philadel-
phia.-Mrs. c. w. Maclary and sons,
Harvey and Robert, of this town, and
Mrs. Laura Jones, of Wilmington. have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Jones, Of Centreville.-James Pyle, a
veteran Of the Civil War. Of Melville,
N. j., has been visiting his niece. Mrs.
c. w. Maclary.-Robert McNcal. who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Price, has returned TO his home in
Philadelphia.
Delaware Equal Suffrage Asso. viii
hold its fifteenth annual meeting In
the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Thursday. November 9.
A number Of persons are anticipat-
ing an enjoyable time at the mas
querade party given by the Delaware
Grange in their hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Denny visited
Philadelphia friends on Saturday
Miss Helen Hume spent Saturda,
and Sunday as the guest OF her sister
Miss Beatrice Hume. of Philadelphia
NJ NJ. Owings has returned from
Baltimore.
Merritt Cummings and daughters
have taken apartments in Whining
ton.
The w. c. T. U. Is holding a rum
mage sale in their rooms on Marke
street