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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18

present at a meeting OF his church com
mittee. which began an investigation re-
garding his acquaintance with Miss Lin
nell
Medical Examiner Leary's report shows
that the young woman took a small guam
fity of poison from a small white paper
such as druggists use in preparing pre-
scriptions for powders. Where she OBJ
tanned this Is not known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
BOOK PRINTED
FOR OLD AND YOUNG
Type in "The American Gov
eminent" Can Be Easily
Read by Any One.

Seldom has a book come from the
presses of any printing establishment
that is as interesting geographically as
."Fhe American Government" by Fred
eric j. Haskin. which The Star is now
placing within easy reach of every one
of it's readers.
The book is printed in Il type that is
large enough to be easily read by young
and old. and yet not so large to make
a bulky volume. The style followed is
exceptionally interesting. Certain things
in printing are always matters of indi-
yidual preference. For instance. it is
correct to write either TWENTY-FIVE miles"
or - miles" Also. it is equally proper
to speak of the mississippi River or
the mississippi river" Likewise no de-
cision ever has been made. nor can be
made as TO whether we should put a
comma after the second adjective in such
a sentence as ut is a cold. damp, gray
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
Must Set Standard.

Hundreds of questions like this are con-
stantly coming to the attention of the
book writer. The one thing he must do
is to make his decision for general style
and then solve all subsequent problems
by the standard. That is the only way a
book may be made geographically har-
moniOuS.
The government printing office annually
spends millions of dollars in printing.
1t has adopted a style book which is the
final arbiter for the United States gov
eminent in all these matters. The style
used in 1.-The American Government is
that used in this greatest of all the
worlds print shops. The proofs of the
hook were read by one of the men who
compiled the style book of the govern
ment printing office.
Are you saving the coupons from The
Star?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
Itinerant Jeweler Robbed.

NEW YORK, October 1S.-Arnold Belts.
an itinerant ieweler, was robbed on n
Harlem street late last night of 81 oep
worth of jeweiry, which he was carrying
in a valise. Four men, who are believed
to have followed him from Bowery
jewelry establishment, attacked him and
snatched the valise from his hands. Belts
was badly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
Why Wet Slnampoos
Are Injurious to Hair.
(Guide to Beauty

avoid wet shampoos. IL you would have SOFT.
iustrous hair and plenty OF IL. More or less
free alksli In shampoo mixtures robs the scalp
OF its necessary oil. and this. IN measure
causes hair to grow dull, brittle ana unmana~
able.
1.-The dry shampoo is rapidly gaining favor he
c.nse Of its cleansing and invigorating effect on
both hsir and scalp. II 4 ounces either OF orris
rat or rcrrmeal and ounces Of therox are
mired together and q tablespoonful sprinkled
over the scalp then brushed well through and
out Of the hair. al traces OF DUST ana danofun
win b removed. and the nar VIII tsNs ON a
s,Ikep sheen and richness Of color impossible ~
any other method.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT
QUESTION FOR POLICE
MYSTERIOUS Death of Young Woman,
Music Student, Under 1nvesti-
CATION in Boston

BOSTON. October 1S-The police have
been asked by the district attorney to IN
vestieate the death Of Miss Avis Lnneil.
a Young music student. who died last
saturday at the Young Women's Chris
tiau Association of prussic acid poison
ing. The medical examiners have report
ed that the young woman did not take
the poison with suicidal intent and the
notice are now asked to ascertain
whether the young woman obtained the
noison herself or received IL from some
one else.
Love Disappointment Alleged.
After the body of the girl was found
il was announced that she had taken her
own life as a result OF disappointment in
a love affair.
The Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, for
merly pastor of a church at Hyannisport,
the girls town, but now pastor of the
Emmanuel Baptist Church Of Cambridge.
was reported to have been engaged to
Miss LinnelI. A few days ago. how ever.
his engagement to the daughter of. one Of
his parishioners was announced.
Mr.. Richesen .atfepded the funeral of
Miss Linnen at Hyannis yesterday and
returned last night to Cambridge to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
Retired as Rear Admiral.

Cant John NJ. Bowyer. former super
intender. of the United States Naval
Academy, and who voluntarily resigned
that position May II on account of ILL
ness, was yesterday retired with the rani
OF rear admiral.
Can't Bowyer was born in Indiana and
was appointed from Iowa. He entered
the service September 80. 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
Mortality Statistics.

Referring to the terrible mortality
which has reduced the numbers of active
grand inspectors general to twenty in a
possible thrty-three, he recommends that
several of the vacancies at least should
be filled at this session. Feeling refer
ence is made to the death of prominent
members of the rite in this and other
jurisdictions. and the internal affairs of
the rite are discussed in detail
Among the statistics, the grand COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18

Charles G. o. Roberts enters our prize
story competition with strong story.
called THE Stuff of Heroes See our
naxt sunday Magazine.
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Memorial to Washington.

The grand commander also refers to
the movement begun by Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. % A. F. and A.
NJ, OF Alexandria, Va, for Masonic
memorial to George Washington, the
Mason. at Alexandria. After reciting the
facts leading up to the organization of
the Washington Memorial Association
and the selection of Grand Master
Thomas j. Shryock of Maryland as its
president. the grand commander SAYS:
THE high character of this distin-
guished brother. who has been chosen as
president of the association, and of those
who are selected as it's leaders and as his
associates, is satisfactory Endorsement
of the movement to the fraternity at
large, and should be amply sufficient to
commend it to the favorable consdera-
ton and support of all good Masons'
Another topic of local interest referred
to is the announcement of an interna-
tiOnal conference of the sovereign grand
commanders of the world in this CITY the
first Monday in October. 1912 Already.
the grand commander states acceptances
| OF the invitation extended jointly by the
sovereign grand commanders of the
Northern jurisdiction of the United
States. of Canada and himself have been
received from the grand comma nderS of
the supreme councils of Belgium. Canada,
Guatemala, Central America Chile. Cuba
France, Greece. Italy, Mexico the Do
mnican Republic, Switzerland Turkey.
the United States of Colombia, Venezuela
and Uruguay. in addition to those of the
Northern Jurisdiction of the United
States and of Canada
New Life in Local Bodies.
or the local Scottish Rite bodies the
grand commander states that the results
obtained from the placing of the bodies
under the Masonic jurisdiction of Sow
ereign Grand Inspector General Charles
r. Rosenbaum have conclusively demon
strated the wisdom of the action in ex-
changing the property at I'd and +, streets
northwest for that of the local bodies
on q street near 10th street and that
Immediately afterward the local bodies
seemed to take upon themselves new life
ihey began series of meetings for
WoEk in the various degrees on good class
es: their work was greatly improved and
at the close of the Masonic year. June 30
they had admitted 1872 new members
| considerably more than they had ever
done in two Years before
Masonic ADVERTISING as the grand
commander calls the exploitation of the
Masonic character and symbols for COM
mercial purposes or in connection there
with, receives a sharp rebuke. The prac-
tice, he says. should not be allowed by
the Supreme Council nor by grand lodges
and other lawmaking bodies of the fra
ternity. and he recommends that it be
| forbidden to members of the rite
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-14

joka varjosi Joonaan paata aurin'
gon paisteelta, josta Joonas RE-
muitsi. Mutta Jumala lahetti ma
dot syomaan, jotka soivat, eta pun
kuivettui ia aurinko paistoi Joo-
naan paahan, eta han tuli voimat-
tomaksi. Nytpa taas Joonas toll
vottaa sielullensa kuolemaa ia sa-
moo: Nina vihastun hamaan kuole-
mani asst. Mutta annas. ola?
Tamm0isia Joonaita on meidan pal
vinammekin. Herra vastaa taas ia
samoa: Sina armahdat pensasta lo-
ia ct ole kasvattanut etka siita MI
taan vaivaa nahnyt, joka ynna kas-
vol ynna katosi. Eik0sta minun
pitaisi armahtaman sta suurta kau-
punkia Niiniweeta, kuhn he kaikes-
ia sydammestansa parannukseen
k~aantyivat, jossa on enempi KUN
sata ia kaksikymmenta tuhatta in
mista, iotka eivat taida eroittaa
kumpi oikea eli kumpi vasen kasi
on, min my0s palion elaimia.
Mia nellie on tassa Joonaan his
toriassa opittavaa? Tassa on NELL
lie hengellisessa suhteessa min pal
jon opittavaa, eta siina on nellie
oppimista koko elamamme ajaksi.
Ensistaankin, kuinka Jumala Ia
man Joonaan valitsee ty0aseekseen
ionka pitaa oleman hanen lahetti-
laansa. Toiseksi, kuinka Joonas
on kovakorvainen ia vastahakoinen
Herran aanelle. Kolmanneksi,
kuinka Jumala ottaa karkurin kim
nj ia panee hanen %(Joonaan) kou-
luun, yliopistoon valaskalan vat
saan, jossa hanesta kouluutetaan ia
valmistetaan iumaluusopin tohtori
niiniweelaisille, ioka Osaa heidan
edestansa rukoilla ia eli salaa heilta
Jumalan vanhurskasta vihaa hei-
dan syntein ylitse ia herattaa hei-
DAN kaantymaan pois synneistansa.
Neljanneksi, kuinka niiniweelaiset
tekevat oikean parannuksen ia u.s.
kovat Jumalan armosta syntinsa
anteeksi, eta Jumalakin kaantaa
heista vihansa pois eika tee heille
heidan s~ynteinsa ansion ialkeen.
Viidenneksi, kuinka Joonas SUIT
tuu, kun Jumala Ell hukutakaan
Niiniween kaupunkia.
j. Rankila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-14
@aellms peljelIiiesia
~raffambesja.
port Irtburin 8rist. Nuoriioieurar
acknowledgement.

port Nrtburin 2rist. NuoriIoleurar
Glnpttdid'leboestd.
Sumalan Jana opettaa ratasta'
maan faitfia ibmifid, min fuin met
I'd tIedmme, Iiud faifti ibmiiet omat
IdbimdiIidmme. Wtutta m~elieliiestd
roffaubesta Ianoo apoStoli: rIe oil.
toon ipbdmelinen." Ndin Iiis opet'
taa raamattu, ia Fun tdmdn opetuf'
fen aietamme ipodmeaemme, min
tdpopmme tunnustaa: r&aiffi olem'
me pois p%oifenneet ia pnnd felmot-
tomitii tnueet, Ell ole pbtddn iofa By
mod tefee, Ell pbtdfddn". Hoom. B:
II. Sittenfin meiltd paaiii Sumala
raffautta IdbimdiIiin ia raffauita
usfomeIiiin ia usfoiiiariin. Sdstdpd
npt buomaamme miten on tarpeels
lista iofapdindinen parannus. &un
ibmiIen mieli on toinen fuin Sumas
Ian, min tuIee ibmiIen bplidtd oma
mielenld ia opeteua Iitd, mibin SUI
mala neumoo. sofa pabat %tefonia
tunnustaa ia bplfdd, bdnele tapab'
tuu Iaupeus." Edmd parannus eli
mieIenmuutoS tarmitIee uuoistua nss
fopaiI sIafin nield iofd pdipa.
Spntiturmelutien fautta on meiad
fits fuolemaan iaoffa toilet a%iotufs
iet fuin Sumalaua. vSpodmestd tu'
Ienat pabat aiatufIet, murbat, 'ala.
muoteubet, ipddrdt tobistufIet ia pile
tat". Ndmd otpat petoia, ioita pas'
taan meiodn on taisteItaipa. paIio
lDptpp tristittDien fesfen riitaa, iofa
on ldbtenpt tnosta feImottomaSta ia
pabasta Ipbdmestd. Mbneus, oman'
notion pppnt6, 'eraffaus, toisten
pariaaminen, totsten baIpana pttd'
minen, ndmdt tuIee ibmiIen pabaSta
ipbdmeStd, ia omat ne firottud pit
mepttd, iosta fristitpn on iofa pdi'
nd luomuttana, eitd nitsId piib'
bpttdmd. yle omat bplidttdfpdt ia
niiStd pitdd tebbd parannus. Sdmd
parannls on maifeaa: ippdnd on
Ipnnin iuuret. Wutta Ipnnin naltaa
meibdn pitdd paStustaa, ettemme
fen %oriuuteen ioutuiii. Meiad ct ole
oifeutta beifompaafaan baipana pit
mddn, eifd bdntd tuomitiemaan, etc
femme ttie i%outuiii tuomittatpaffi ia
bplidttdtpdtfi. apostoli ianoo: rWtnt.
ia milf find ipeIieIi iuomitiet2 Glt
milf find peIieIi fatiot pl5n? Stud
me a~Ietetaan faiffi 2ristufIen tuo'
mioiStuimen eteen". 2riStis on tuos
marimme. WeIie Ell ole felpannut pel'
ieddn lunostamaan, Min Ell bdn fel'
pao hiomitIemaanfaan.
g. Duori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-14
PrOfeetta JOOnaan
historic.

ia Herran sana tapahtui Joonaal-
lie Amithain poialle, sanoen: ,,Nou-
sc ia meme siihen suureen kaupun-
kim Niiniweehen ia saarnaa siina,
silla heidan pahuutensa on tullut
minun kasvoini eteen." Mutta Joo-
mas nousi ia tahtoi paeta Tarsiin
Herran kasvoien edesta. ia han
tuli Joppeen ia loysi haahden,
.joka oil lahd0ssa Tarsiin, ia han
astui haahteen. Sis Joonas tab
tot, ettei han meme Niiniween pa
kanoille saarnaamaan israelilai'
sena p~rofeettana. Sitapaitsi mat
kaa oil viela 100 peninkulmaa.
Niiniwee oil Syrian valtakun-
nan paakaupunki. Sc oil Tigris-
virran itarannalla ia STELLA oil kaksi
milioonaa asukasta. Sen muurien
kertoo historic eileen 10 peninkul-
maa pitkat ia 30 metria korkeat ia
min leveat, ia taynna komeita pa
latseja, ioista nyt enemman kuhn
2OOO vuoden perasta on saatu kali
voksien kautta selkoa.
Joonas PAM lepaamaan tultuan-
ga haahteen sen keulan allie ia siel-
la veteli hyvia univirsia. ollen kar-
kuretkella muka Jumalalta piilossa
ia Mutta annas ola kuhn
ka kay? Herra nostaa merella MIN
ankaran tuulen, eta haaksimiehet
pelkaavat hukkuvansa ia vaikka
haahtikalut heitettiin mereen haah-
den keventamiseksi, Ell siitakaan
ole pelastuksen toivoa. Viela haak-
simiehet huutaa kukin avuksensa
jumalatansa Che olivat pakanoita),
mutta heidan jumalansa Ell vol aut.
taa, on heille avian kuuro, eli lie
neeko han matkalla eli on nukku-
massa niinkuin Joonaskin.
Nyt haahden haltiia lahtee herat-
tSmaan Joonastakin ia samoa he
nellie: Miksi makaat? Mouse ia ru-
koile Jumalatasi, eta Jumala MUS
rtaisi meta ettemme hukkuisi.
Haahtimiehet rupeavat keskustele-
maan kuka on syyna tahan kau-
heaan ilmaan ia heittavat siita ar
paa ia arpa lankee Joonaan paalle'
Min he sanoivat Joonaalle: Ilmoita
nvt nellie kenen tandem tama on
nettomuus meilla on? mika sinun
tekos on ia kustas tulet? kustas
maakunnasta eli kansasta sina olet?
.Joonas samoa: Nina Glen hebrealai-
nen ia palvelen sta Herraa Juma-
lata, joka asuu t~aivaassa, ioka on
tehnyt meren ia korkian, ia olen
labtenyt Herran kasvoin edesta pa
koon enka mennytkaan Niiniween
taununkiin saarnaamaan, vaikka
Herra minun kaski. Min ne ME-
het pelkasivat suuresti ia sanoiva'
banelle: Miksis main teit ia laksl,
uerran kasvoien edesta pakoonf
Mita meidan pitaa sinulle tekeman'
eta meri nellie tyyntyisi9 Joona'
.sauoi heille: ottakaa mlnua ia nei''
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-14
Mm,t &aamattmni ia
nina.

Wte pbbes maenamme
Mun raamattuni ia nina,
SaIti f~aifeuaiIen Imam,
.gtiin mprsfp Iddsid FUN tppneS1o
..Spmpeaen fefd buofaeuen
go murbeisiafin riemuelen
Gen pstdmpps on munttumaton'
On malon ibastutient.
'W}e naeuamme pboesId,
,W}un raamattuni ia nina,
Cts fumes eldmdn on fulunut
Ga fuolon foittaa pD.
'Waan folfon pimepoen ldpt
.Rautta mddrppfiien ia ldpi 'um'ur
Wd IDpodn field lobbutufiein
Mun Iauluni ia %rutouflein.
Sen meibdt poiIi eroittaa
Wtun raomattint Ia mttnun.
81 pstdmGt, eli tiebot iuuret,
Sai foettaifito uubet malot,
Sat aineen fiilto,
@li bpmd toimeentulo
.Taiffa marastot ioista tieto ub'
fun,
81! &aitfi Md moan pettpmptler
tue.
Sb eli, Ell, nun raamattuni tafas
sd ielittdid malon,
.6ensen mieffa.
cd ereboptiet fauoS poistat.
Ga fautta elon matfan
'W}un piime buofautl een laatta,
W(e pbbesI' moeuamme.
.Ulun raamattuni ia nina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-14

= 8dbfdd mt tiIaamasia nnfi fe'
Idpufu ". pauIin faupasta. Sopt
tpuuS toataan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12

Beautiful Mahogany Prin-
cess Dressers, just like the
above illustration and match
ing the dresser and chiffonier
on the left. Have large French
plate mirrors, serpentine swell
front, 3 drawers, wood trim
mings and are highly polished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12

Solid CHARTERED Oak China Clos
cts, in the colonial style above IL
Illustrated Made entirely without
carvings. with bent glass doors,
glass ends, entire back of quarter
ed oak, three wide shelves, and
highly polished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12

Massive CHARTERED Oak Dress
ers, just like the one above il
Illustrated. Have very large
plate mirrors. full swell front.
six large drawers. wood trim
mings and beautiful finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12

Attractive Mahogany Chit
foniers, just like the above
cut, and perfectly matching
the dresser on the left. Have
beveled mirrors, full SER
pentine swell front, six
drawers. wood trimmings,
and are highly polished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12

Very Large CHARTERED Oak
Chiffoniers. just like the above
cut. Perfect match for the
dresser on the left. Have
large mirrors. seven drawers,
wood trimmings, and are
highly polished.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
cAusE EoR THANKSGIVING.

Now that a sort of birdseye view
Of the seasons crop operations can be
had II is clear that the effects Of the
widely extended midsummer drought
we're not so serious as anticipated.
While the yield Of small grains was
materially reduced I'm some sections.
not in couple OF decades has grain
quality been better than that harvest
ed in the season just closed. while In
many sections the yield also was all
that could be desired. The great sta
pie. corn, is up TO record levels in the
matter Of yield. while an unusually
long ripening season win insure an ex-
cellent quality. II seed corn In abun-
dance and OF excellent terminating
powers is not on hand next spring II
will not be chargeable TO the weather
or Providence. but to carelessness in
storing in a damp place. Instead Of po
tatoes going to the two dollar mark. as
seemed likeiy the first week Of August
when they were S1.40. the late rains
came Just in time. and hundreds
Of fields from which little return was
eApecleu yltiueu DOuulAui NiopSs ohe
prices for the producers are now hang
ing around so cents. Whatever earlier
promise Of field and garden may have
been, there will be the usual real
grounds for rejoicing at Thanksgiving
time, while in vast majority cf
households there will be the conven
rional trimmings Of turkey. or ft sub
stitute. and plum pudding and Gran
berry sauce. As the day is celebrated
1t should prove reminder of the
blessing OF living in a land of prodi
gal fertility. of favorable climatic con
ditions and an economic order which
makes II possible for the laborer as a
general rule to reap a fair return foI
bis seasons labors.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
How 20 Eat Leather.

The Infamous Captain Morgan and
his plratical crew were sometimes in
tight places at Panama and on one
occasion were reduced to eating their
leathern bags. "Some persons" says
one of the company. ExQuemelin
(whose narrative is reproduced In THE
Buccaneers In the West Indies, who
never were out Of their mothers kitch-
ems may ask how thes~ pirates could
eat, swallow and digest these pieces
Of leather. so hard and dry. Unto
whom only answer: That could they
once experiment what hunger. or. rath-
er. famine is. they would certainly find
the manner by their own necessity, as
the pirates did. For these first took
the leather aud sliced It in pieces. Then
did they beat il between two stones
and rub It. often dipping 1t in the wa
ter Of the river. to render 1t by these
means supple and tender Lastly. they
scraped Off the hair and roasted or
broiled It upon the fire. And being
thus cooked they cut it into small NOR
sells and ate 1t. helping 1t down with
frequent gulps Of water. which by
good fortune they had right at hand"
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
REMARKABLE SWORN
STATEMENT OF A NEW
BRUNSWICK DRUGGIST

Have sold your Swamp-Root for
twenty-eight years and have known
It's valuable curative qualities for the
past twenty years. For kidney, liver
aud bladder troubles, | have never
known a single case where Il has
failed to relieve and cure Right in
my own household Swamp-Root cured
my wife of catarrh of the bladder.
while Il cured me Of liver and bladder
troubles.
Numerous cases have come undar
my personal observation. which has
made me very enthusiastic about rec
ommending DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
to anyone suffering from kidney. liver
and bladder troubles, and l have the
greatest confidence in it's merits. Have
never heard any customers who have
given d.. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo a
trial speak Of it but in the highest
terms. Yours respectfully,
JOS. +. BRADLEY, Druggist,
172 Hamilton St., New Brunswick
n. J.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of July A.. d., 1909.
JAS. II. VAN CLEFT.
Notary Public.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
CHESMAR SHOOTS ONE
ON DELAWARE SCRUBS

The Chesmar basketball team de-
feated Delaware College Scrubs at
Newark last night by the score OF
10 to 3.
Chesmar had the Scrubs dazzled by
their superb passing. The feature Of
the game was the star playing Of Q.
Harkins, who shot three goals with
but one minute to play and the de-
fensiye playing of Foulk and Craw-
ford.
Chesmar has a hard game TO play
on Saturday, when they will lineup
against the Camden High School. This
team was defeated by the Central
High School, of Philadelphia, by only
three points.
The game will be played I'm Brown
son Hall and a big crowd Is expected.
The preliminary game will be between
Rookwood and New Castle High
School, This will also be a good game,
as Rookwood is in line for the fourth
class championship of the city.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
DISCHARGED, HE
TRIES MURDER
Italian Fires Load Of Shot Into
Powder Co. Chief, Badly
InjurinG Him
ASSAILANT ESCAPES;
VICTIM WILL RECOVER

John Forestal. OF No. sos Third ave-
nue., W, Ashland, Wisconsin, lies In
serious condition at the Delaware
Hospital with a gaping wound in his
hip, inflicted this morning by an Ital-
ian, who was armed with a shot gun,
at the smokeless powder plant Of the
70. /. DUPONT de Nemours Powder Com
pany, at Carney's Point, N. j., opposite
Wilmington. The wounded man was
brought to Wilmington on the tug
boat Emily, belonging to the E. I. du-
Pont Company, and was removed to
the hospital IN the Phoenix ambul-
ance
Forestal is the head of the engineer
ing department at the Carney's Point
plant. and the man who shot him had
been discharged by him yesterday
Armed with a shot gun. he came up
behind the engineer. and aimed at his
victims back and fired twice. The
first shot missed, but the second took
effect. a little lower than the Italian
intended. and despite the seriousness
of the mans wound he may recover.
The Italian. a young man about 80
years OF age, escaped.