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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28
DYNAMITE MADE BANKERS RUN
All Anxious 10 Prosecute Fisherman n
Who DROPPED Stlck of II Near Them

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 2,.-Bankcrs,
lawyers and business men, passenger list
OF the Bankers Special on the Lacka
wanna. crowded police court to-day 10
testify against John Barlechi an Italian,
for having illegal fishing tackle. Their
anxiety was due 10 the fact that the ille-
gal fishing tackle was three sticks OF
dynamite.
Barlechi accidentally dropped one of
the sticks as he was boarding the train.
The way the bankers and lawyers
dashed from the station platform to the
street was not dgnified The Italian
was held I'm 5000 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28
ANARCHY AT MARRAKESH.
Jewish Population In Moroccan
Town Starving in Ghetto.

>rcc'n' Cnbic bespdtrh 10 TBn srN
TANGlGR. Aug. 21.-Despatchcs brought
10y runners from Mogador describe Mar
rakcsh as being in IA state Of anarchy.
Tho rioters are iootinG tho European
and native property impartially. Fight
ing between rival gangs Of robbers and
tho 'ownsproplc is continuous. The big
low 'sh population is shut up in a ghetto
in a most pitablc condition and without
food.
There is great anxiety for tho safety
"t thc,l'rcnch Nicc-Consul and his eight
companions who were turned over to
III" prctendor, El lIlba. some days ago
and are being held as hostages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28
QUEEN ALEXANDRA STORMBOUND
Royal Yacht, ON Way 10 Denma rk
Forced TO Anchor.
Special Cable Despatch 10 Tnr ST,

Special Gable Despdtch 10 THE SUN
LONDON, Aug. 2T.-Quecn Alexandra
and her daughter. the Princess Victoria
and Prince Christopher of Greece. who
are their way to Denmark on board
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert,
which is being escorted by a cruiser, are
stormbound of Southwold. Both yes.
sells are at anchor.
Winston Churchill. First Lord of the
Admiralty. who is on an official tour of
the shipbuilding yards on board the Ad-
miralty yacht Enchantrcss. is storm.
bound at Grimsby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28
CIGAR DEALER ADMITS
TAKING STAND MONEY
Fruit Man Offered Ii to Him
Because Of Favor, He
Testifies.
CCRRAN GOT NONE OF IT
Another. Who Had Application.
Says lie Took Cash for
Other Reasons.
CrRRAN GOT NONE or IT

As n result OF the lnNpstigatlOn Nlltcn
Acting Commissioned os Accounts Henry
Al p;oo l. ,,oni,,.,i,,. T., ,,a,rse,,au, ,,r,,,
., " u.'s uI'.ns III So
horhu6h "T'enoerS. cigar ueaer oi
1888 Fourth avenue, was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge of eStortion aud
Grand laroapv
Wir..ni,. os. =, t. ,..,i
"'1hoes was reiefreu W III 'es'
| nony oefore MIR. Rice on Monday. He
was subpPnaed and vest eriay he refused
to deny that be took $50 from Samuel
c., .", ..,. -,
N Wv p'op' 'e.o' W '"'' ''""'
on i"ehty-tourth street
He was warned before he began his
st ory that ANYTHING he might say would
he used against him in criminal nroceed-
-; rIs ..'. w ~
inss' me "!rrah' was sworn o't on
information given by Gordon. hut Mr.
| Rice wanted to hear what Wirtenberg
| had to saw hssore he caused the arrest
,rha oioar d.o ,or uas arra;rn.d ,,,,,r.
~. .s" go ..,n n was :" ,,s
Mag'strate Appleton III me Jenerson
Market court and held in s. 900 bail for
hearing on Thurdsay.
The prisoner has boon n memhor n, the
vad;sar So,,,ar, p.,,,,,,iioo, ,,,,n, 80, W.,
'"u'son ~ ',lua'e n'p''''c"" 'io "'' west
fonrteenth street tor twenty-five years.
This is Alderman Henry II. Curran =
organization Although Mr. Currau
.ignsd tho anpI;cations for tho lcepses
t.,' - .'
III 'he cases "h'ch are no" pe'he 'nVeS-
tigated nothing was shown to reflect on
his conduct Mr.. Curran called Mr. Rico
on the telephone in the morning and
oNor.,, T., o;d hin, in anr way no.si,Jo
" 80 a. "
'oWinissioher Hpce 'earheo soine 'hinRs
about the methods used to eItort money
from Samuel Gordon and Abraham
v;anor tho ,vo .,apd ,ro,rio,,rs ,-h,
-, =, r.. -, -,
t'u No" ''e. ""u o'o' 'u'e.eu udch
and forth among tne grMters In Alder
man lurran distrlct until an their money
had been taken Harry MoscowltH. I'll"
man who Gordon said cheated nm out
of $lD on one occasion ana aiterward
out OF s2,o, tcstihed AS did Gordon and
Wiener
wiener, 'ord9ns partner IN the irnit
stand; SAD ne nad gone 70 Wlrtcnhers
las' Msrcn Wheh NJ wan.en 70 Sel IL
cense Tor the stand az 81 West wenty,,
iourth street aiu aSkeu MN " II" 'ouid
ge, hioer,naIi Nurran 'o eiSh t'' apfh-
caIlon; Wie"er eap" 'na' "rtehperE
wanted siW. ,,,. ,,
AccordihR 10 "rIHr MlrtenperR tnch
TOOK nun 10 tne Mau,son square hepuhll-
can 'lub' wnere tnp! h"I hld'r'nan 'ur-
ran ahu an e",,'on Gistritt 'ap'ail
hamSH hIpeInn me! ,oIu nun. ne SAD
Una, hAIri Mo.fo"i!h arcauy hau an "l'-
plca',G', LOT me hcense al" 'hat II"
w"uIu nave ,o s.' nos'owM,n' wv
>,,, o', 'V,u @ w ; ~ I ,,,a, nv, Nv, wS''' '"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28
FLIES LIKE BIRD. IT'S SAID. .
belgian Engineer Constructs an Air.
craft With Revolving Wings.

Spscid' Crbir DcSpuroh 10 THI SuS
liRr' s5E'.s. Aug. Eth" Gdscttc SAYS
Belgian engineer has constructed an
aircraft with rcvolvins wings which
prov idcs all the advantages OF natural
hight. II is abIc to rise directly from
the earth and can lie stccred in any
direction at any height without risk OF
falling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28

The Wall Street edition OF THE EVENING Sun
contains all the financial news and the stock and
bond quotato 10 the close OF the market The
closing Qn9iaiions. including the bid and asked"
also In the night and final editions OF THE EVENING
sun .lGr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28
A BOON TO INVESTORS

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The evening world., 1912-12-28
URGE MOREL|CHTS
TO CHASE SHADOWS
FROM BROADWAY
Electric Globes Twenty Feet
Apart viii Make White Way
Visible at Night.

tho Great White Way 10 to b Gllu-
minated. The Broadway Association has
discovered that Broadway u altoesthsr
too dark thsss nights and has asvised
scheme for chasing away the gloom.
A committee has bsen appointed 70
take the projsot Up with Borough Pres
dent MoAneny.
+. A. Muschsnheim Of shs Hotel Astos.
10 leader In the association. 10 one Of
the discovsrrs. Mr.. Nusohsnhsim has
noticed how dim II u on the White
Way" ~ niGht. and he wants something
done to put cheerful glow there
For . very little monsy." he told tns
members Of the association yesterday
afternoon. I'VE could make Broadway
the wonder Of the world. Ths thing v
10 have many times more nshts thaz
there ere on the street now. although
each one would BE- Of smaller candle
power than ths arc ughts now q DroaA
way corners."
Mr.. Musohsnheim also ob5ssts 70 IN
poles on which the present. Nghts Ar
nxed. The poles cast shadows, he says
What he propoess-and the association
- right heartily In sympathy with ham
y to have lights projecting from thu
bdldinss al through the gaysr ans
buster sections Of the famous street o.
light ...
Arthur williams. superintendent o.
The Edison Company seconded his 70
marlu and 20 did many others at tn
meeting. So the association will begiI
. campaign for the removal Of all TN
| goose-neca<cd lights and other curb
designs In lighting on Broadway fro:I
the Battery to Times Square.
Under the system planned. the stree
and the sIdewalks will be lighted by
The evening world., 1912-12-28

his pistol. Looking up. thu Infatuated
man spied him standing there. McCar-
thy declares, shouted that he did not
like his looks. and sent the bullet into
his mouth. 1t knocked out four teeth
and buried itself to the right Of the
palate.
Mccarthy staggered out Of the place.
and, according to the account MCKINLEY
gave him afterward. MCKINLEY jumped
out Of . chair and asked Fitzgerald why
he had done the shooting.
IL you want 10 know. I'll shoot you.
too" was Ftsssra,d's reply. according
to, Mcofnisy. accompanied BY another
bullet, which lodged IN Mc0inley's Arm.
Mccarthy went to the Rivington street
bath and employees there notified his
wife. Mn. Mccarthy after hearing the
story Of the shooting from hss hus-
band rushed over to the saloon and
asked Fitzgerald why he bed fred the
shot
perGcrNes BLAME oocroR
ron HIDING CASE.
He tod me Il vat because he didn't
said TO the reporter. Then asked
him what was 10 become Of me and
my ohiidrsa II my husband DIED and he
promised b take ease Of ". ieft h4m
then and took my husband home"
Mccarthy 0sxmnoned q Doctor VINO he
an once a East Broadway, who dressed
the injury. Detectives now woraEtnS on
me oass say that the paryslelan. con
trary 70 law. "a not report Il to them
until Sunday. end that n he 0ad advised
them Immediately shsy would have teen
The evening world., 1912-12-28
SHOOTS ONE MAN
FOR LOOKS ONE
FOR ASKING 'WHY?'
Police Hide Facts for a Week,
Now Can't Find Accused
Saloon Keeper.
THIRD MAN IS BEATEN.
Fitzgerald Said to Be Partner
of Jack Sirocco and Brother
Of Pugiist
THIRD MAN IS BEATEN.

ne pofsos ~ they ere unanas 70 nud
jams yst,gGsAd. Q sA,ssa ksspsr as No.
80 orasd strssA wosm ehsy scsuss Of
haVeng committed a mprsvoksd ~
sasst "a ehrss msn ia hi saseon on Dss.
=.
Al Information rsgsrdlne ne afRAif.
h w0soh Jsoa J. A0Carthy rsosavsd .
Fsvulvsr eui1st n ne cDoe Of ID mouth:
ohassss A0oinssy . euiise wound - hi
Isft arm. end . bartender. whose name
10 nst Known. Wa esaesn on the hsaA
wtth . revolver. was hsVs ss1st ~ che
department
Fitzgerald - eaid 70 - . erothsr of
Willie F1txgsrald, me Brooklyn pugiiis&
He b also declared By the police and
others who ere famflias Win me afalia-
partner Of Jack SRroooo, both In tos
Grand strsst place ana IA . calbarst and
saloon et y'ftA avsnss ana Sixth strsse
Brooklyn.
Mccarthy lives - No. 10 Chsry
street. He 10 mas14sd and has i've chll-
drsn. He - . FIREMAN at the Riv1nGton
stssst pubic bath. az. according TO H.
C. Todd. Borough Pfssident MoAneny's
coafsAsctiAl Inspector and superintendent
ot Tie baths. has borne . good rsputA-
tion during his several Year, IA the
municipal servios.
"pipN'T LIKE HIS Looks," 90
OhOT HIM.
Mco4nlsy - . truck driver. He gavs
his address ~ No. ~ Kent avenue,
Williamsburg. but no trace Of him there
or In the nsighborhood could be found.
According to the account Of the shoot.
Ing given BY Mccarthy to the police and
to Q reporter. he and Mckinley wers
In the saloon ebout 9 O'Clock the morn
ing Of Dsc. %. when Fitzgerald began
to abuse The bartender for an ALLEGED
shortage Of y N the cash register.
McCasthy saad hs was standing - tn
bar when yitsOeraid began 70 beat tht
bartsadsr On The head with the butt o
The evening world., 1912-12-28
KNOCKOUT SHOCKS
FOR THE bOOR|SH
MAN|VAcRoWD
''Electrc Quleter" Proposed as
Good Thing for the
Subway Hog.
USEFUL IN THE RING.
Exactly the Thing for Miss
Peach to Use on the
Washer.
USEFUL IN THE RING.

u 6sit srounl Ns wu6A vueoup q
- Giove. . touch, and erssesi wen
~ ere worried
Thas u tAs systsm shse sns S>punanh
CFesdon. IN susfnssr On - Yhnaosa.
ph1a end Reading. proposes - lnfrodvos
h ne Poaaos Dspartmsut u Ph6la6s,.
I'm. He caiis II he 'TrouASo Xiller. -
- Electric oustss" aad Q NV es,sp
t,AngD, but guarauNsss that 4 vfp "A
- business. II wtn DO away WIN 60
Ting and make ~ copper On ne beat
su0rsms on ehs 5ob. The application n
SIMPLE When . policeman 4raSu q pan
ne man gsts . shosk- TAsa he -
havseS
II theory ths Anvsae1a = SsaueNn.
W. not make De appsieaesoa moro esa.
0sif Imagine the s6IOa q Q NtRje
Trouble Kiner' b . Gowd. Tue oar.
ser Of II would have Oomspa Hached IN
- board. TARSs GAat ~ sslR wAoep
bsik makes Il . ptps Sov h1m . w~le
through the crowd. He vNlan ~ ovur
- httis fellow. waiin On ~ fsse. sespe
- hi shine. pushes him aa1de we<A h,
w mNt and when The ntess esissw takss
exception says:
'oavani - ~ smash h = 0ussr'
TREATMENT FOR the soon
WHO PLouoHo vow OUT.
On! just one soak foe hin Win 90
istss button In ~ >gsevs. ons tut e
m ear. one eiaap q he psOsasulsi Up
IN me air for I'm. Out = fAs ser>sH.
coed night
Lovely Now ~ . no n ~ su>v~y.
Thsrs's the man win ~ OsUucA. h
The evening world., 1912-12-28

osFles - SrasAss nGAsA wsoA a,a4ogess
giobsA pro5ssting from tua11nGs -
fsst q noss beyond ~ t6o1l19 -
and from twvs<y 10 tAirty esse asasG -
would insrsass ~ Dssssae nUAon8
capacity mnss thsR ~ - 90
Il w. .s0t1matsa ~ - - g -
sailing tAs ssw svvesA 'Vsual Sss1u01v
b isO uhaa ~ - - oooGk g -
hSh<A Ne cot - 80 OBo00ov
0wnss. 4 'WAs statsA Wsuo - a60ue
q = yoAP Tor ne OWFou4
The evening world., 1912-12-28
FAMOUS MASTERPIECE
SOLD TO AN AMERlCAN7
London Post Hears Botticelli's est.
Jerome" Has Brought a
VERY High Price"

LONDON, Dec. A-The Morning Foot
announces that the famous picture. the
FArinola Bottiosih's ''St. Jerome" which
was omsrsd 70 the British National Gal.
isry authorities for $4,000. has been sold
by the Duveens to IN American oollsotos
at Q VERY high price"
The paoture. which II . MAGNIFICENT
example of the work Of Botticslh. haa
undergone many vicissltudes. FosHteer
years ego Il was offered TO the NAtiona,
Gallery for $500. The price went VI
rapidly TO $4,000. at which Il was re-
fused last year by N American con.
noisse,r. The Post says:
In gemIise brilIanoe end lucid1ty d
color scarcely any other Of Botticelli'l
works approaches It. nor. indeed. b
subtle treakmsnt Of light and shade IN,
deltcacy Of SEOcut1on.'
The evening world., 1912-12-28
YEARS SUGAR, 81 POUNDS.

oar Average CoasunDtion, ana
Wilson Wants n All Aens-MaAs.
WA1HrNOrON. Dc. 3.1Ths average
American consumes saOhty-two pounds
Of sugar . year. q which only ten
pounds IL produced IN This country. 81
sayv Secretary ef Agriculture Wilson in
home consumption. The American susa,
production for 1919 was: Beet u, 100000
cane land molassss) MooAooo. maple
x.ooo.ooo
Secretary Wilson eal0uaatss that
1oW. 90 moro acres under bests woul<
produce the 100000 tons q best susal
now yearly imported. New Workers. ar,
invited 70 try Il.
The evening world., 1912-12-28

x.A e....A -. - -. ~
49, ~ osn ~
80 ne W. yoe 0e
~. ~ M's n,m -. - -
- M" cSs. Osei nov ciea you ~
pa. Arst - sonsoeucaS tn
~ ~ en!sn - sns
nS. , Mc "u
~ NJ "sA' "S
ne -. w.
Dsisae!al. T1e@ - Ssr ne fellow
no aNAV snoWs06 yoo nsw becx-
The evening world., 1912-12-28

John Wemaan. Sunday sd3osP - -
German Journal. Wa Ssund AssA - ~
q hsart trouble at he home. IA -
Csarsmont avenue. ysstsrday aftssueea
~ his wif~ Apparently b. was in e.
oellent health when he left his sd3oo a
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Wsimann was born IN Bsrih n
~ and came to America IN is8o At one
time he was the art and theatrical or4tio
Of the New York staats-zeityns. Ne
was . writer of prose and verse, and
several plays from his pen we're pro-
duccd on the German stage. The funeral
probably will bs held from the German
Press Club, Of which he was one Of the
founders, tomorrow afternoon. Tne
body viii be cremated at Fresh POND
The evening world., 1912-12-28
IFS Best
To Have

ready to use at first sign Of trouble
the best corrective for any disorder
Of the organs of digestion. The
earlier you seek relief the easier
It will be to get it-and the more
certain it will be that the trouble
will not lead to something worsa.
Il l. universally admitted that
The evening world., 1912-12-28
Oena4or.Dleet 1890 Aa,.

UooototeRueOt Mama A0PO.
GARDEN CITY. Kan. Dec. A-WN.
IAN H. Thompson, United States Sen
etor-slset. narrowly sscapsd serious IN.
jury Christmas night. Il Wa Learned 70
dsv. wAsn his Santa 0sus costume
caught IRA ms hands were burned and
most Of IN hair sinssd o6I. Tue Ca.
eeor-elsot threw himself a the floor
] wrADpsd himssif n Q sug ed - On.
t1n6uished the flames.
The evening world., 1912-12-28

- Nm wssA drawn up hAntsur and
~. 'HlYi''
J& grae Inn ~ ths hand You know
him. Certainly. He's ChAfssy Lost
@um yeur homo town.
why. Charley. I'm % G1AA - -
yoa Whsrs have you 6ssa ~ tazs
whiisf whsn did you gst IN town
How aso sh ne foiirsf I Ndn't think
you would remember ma Honsst, I
d1Ant"
And donS Vt % Of him. Keep yrssssns
osr you. Sure he VIII. Look q HIM
5runD. Be- him danos. Oh, Charley,
whatever ailD youf
Could anything Do moro perfect, more
inv1ting. moro oomp1stsf The only fsns
10 that Il 10 destined to become 20 popu-
~ thaA 4 wsh ioss lts usefulness when
'svsrybody's dong II"
The evening world., 1912-12-28

SYRACUSE, Dec. 1.-john r. struas
New York attorney. has given 10
acres and Q residence In the CAtsikiils
to the College Of Forestry Of Syracuse
University.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
Gs of News Happenings Gathered From the Three Counties Delaware
ST. GEORGES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES. Del, July Mrs.
John p. Walker and Miss Elva Lester
we're Wilmington visitors last week
Mrs. Kerns, of New Castle is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. James Can
non
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Heiry Of VIII
mington, visited friends here recently
Mrs. Katie Patton. Of Wilmington.
Is a visitor az the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Swan
Fredus r Van Hekle, of Spring City.
Pa. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
John w Carrow last week
Miss Amanda Moore is in Philadel-
phia for 2 two weeks visit with her
brother. Edward Moore and Mrs
Moore.
Mrs Oscar Van Heckie was a VII.
mlngton visitor ON last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sutton visited
friends In Philadelphia last week
Mr.. and Mrs William Laws. of neal
GLASGOW. entertained MIR. and Mrs
James Roberts this week.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
LAUNCH HENL0PEN
DOWN AT MILFORD

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD Del. July The Hen
lnnenn a sister shin TO the steamer
City Of Lewes. was launched on Sat
urdsy from the shipysrds of William
G. Abbott Miss Sadie Lank of
Leves, was sponsor. The Harlan and
Hollingswerth Corporation will in
stall machinery in the Henlopen. The
shin is owned by the Lewes Fisheries
Company.
Frank W Mccullough. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mccullough, and Miss
Edna T.. Martin. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Marshall Martin. of Milford, were
married at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. on Saturday evening by
the Rev W r MoWbrsy
The annual Pony PenninE at Chin
colleague, Va, will be held on Wed
nesday, July "a. and Thursday, July
Is
Mrs Joseph nickerson aged Sc
years. died on Saturday Of 2 tuner.
Gus affection Funeral services were
held This afternoon.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
DELAWARE CITY

Special To THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del, July -
Lieutenant Pierre V. Kieffer, of Fort
DUPONT will report at the ARTILLERY
School at Fort Monroe. va. on Au-
gust 2s
Major William r. Cole, Of the Coast
Artillery School at Fort Monroe. Va.
will report al Fort Dupont upon be-
ing relieved Of duty at the school
First Liutenant A. Gibson. Of the
Coast Artillery School, Fort Monroe
will report az Fort DUPONT on Au-
gust 2s 10 relieve Captain L. s. Ryan
who will proceed to the Coast Artil-
lery school az Fort Monroe
The Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company has posted notices
not allowing bathing from the pier
near the locks here, and has also
posted notices prohibiting boats be-
ing pulled out on the canal property.
Il C. Brown. a member of the hos
pital corps al Fort DUPONT who was
operated upon recently, is improv-
ing
Swimming in tho canal and river
is being enjoyed by many bathers
Charles Bowen is IN In Philadel.
phia with rheumatism.
George A. Bowen who was injured
on December % at the locks Of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Cana
Company is very III Mr. Bowen hat
sued the Ericsson Line Company fol
damages and the case will come NJ
at the September session Of court
The annual picnic of the Metho
dist Episcopal Sunday school vii
/ take place at Augustine Beach 70
/ morrow.
Lieutenant Fourcsr. Of the United
| states Army Medical Corps. who wa
stationed al Fort DUPONT, is spending
several months in Porto Rico.
Farmers are reaping a large ha.
crop Wheat harvest also is on
Bass fishing in the Chesapeake an
Delaware Canal with hook and lin
is popular.
The postoflce closes at Z o'olocl
on Thursday during June. July an
August
William ! Thomson Of Whining
ton. Mr. and Mrs 3 Clark. Of New
ark n j. Joseph c. Macklin Of Wes
Philadelphia: William 2 Lesoum, O
Philadelphia. A. 3 Gehret, Of Read
ing, Pa; and d r. Wright, Of Phil
adelphia. were recent guests at tn
Delaware City Hotel Henry Cleay
er was a Wilmington visitor o
Thursday.-M and Mrs Ward \
Swan, Of Wilmington are visitin
MIR Swans parents, Mr and Mrl
Albert T. Swan Richard w Daver
port, of Philadelphia, was a visito
here on Thursday Dunlap wa
a Wilmington visitor on Thursday
Linford Goodwin, a former resider
Of here, has been visiting friend
here.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
GEORGETOWN

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEoRGETOwN. Del. July T.
Former q S. Marshal John Cannon
short is confined to his home by III
ness, and his sister, Mrs. Annie Nc
Cauley. Of Phradelphia, has been
summoned to his bedside Only a few
weeks ago Mr.. Short recovered from
q protracted illness. He is eighty
three years old.
stepping upon a pin which went it's
entire length into her foot Miss
Olivia Truitt lfss been suffering
greatly.
Probably the first person in this
town 10 pick ripe tomatoes from their
garden was Theodore NJ. McGee, on
South King street
Tho wells AZ the Georgetown Water
plant are undergoing repairs
Large shipments Of white potatoes
are being made over this division Of
the railroad AZ the present time
Walton NAPLES. OF Lewes. is spend.
ing q few DAYS here Mrs G. p
Harrington. Of Clayton. has heeu
spending o few days with Mr.. ana
Mrs j. Samuel Wilson. at their hom,
on King street-Mrs Tecumsar
Wilson. Of Philadelphia, has beer
spending the week with relatives
r NJ Banning was Wilmington
visitor Wednesday and Thursday-
Ford Prettyman and John Toomey. o
Blades. were Georgetown visitor.
the first Of last Week.-Mrs. Pauline
Townsend, Of Milford. has beer
spending 2 few daye with Miss Mads
/ line Kaiser II v Conwell Of Mil
ton, spent the FIRST Of last week viii
! friends here.-Dr W II Wilson. o
Milton. was o Georgetown visitor th'
FIRST Of last week.-Heniamin Avlo
man spent part of last week In Bal
timore Wesley Bailey has beer
sick. The children Of Mr and Mrs
! A. LHudson. who have been IN 70
the past few days. are slowly recov
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Evening journal., 1912-07-01
CHRISTIANA
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CHR1STIANA. July THE Rev ,
G. Mccoy Of Marshallton. preached
and administered communion in the
Methodist Church yesterday morn
ing
The local baseball club will play
two games with the state Road team
on July 4 Tho FIRST game will hs
called A. 1880 O'Clock and the sec
ond game Al iSo o'clock
Mrs. Stella Chew and son James
who have been visiting MIR and Mrs
James B Appleby have returned tc
their home a. Woodbury. N !.
Miss Eivs Singles who has beer
teaching school AZ Darby. Pa durin,
the year. has returned 10 hor hom'
here for the summer vacation
Miss Nellie Appleby has returned
from a visit with Philadelphia friend:
Mrs Nellie Geppert, Of Fhilsdel
phis. is visiting Miss Flvs Singles.
Mrs Robert Vincent Is still In
critical condition