Evening journal., 1914-09-22

1SldnOS.
116. Bayonet
III. Sword bayonet.
11S Sword bayonet.
49, Sword bayonet, Philippine Is
lands.
12O. Sword bayonet.
121. Double-barrel pistol.
122. Revolver.
1913. Sword with tortoise shell
scabbard, Philippine Islands.
124. Knife. Philippine Islands.
1875. Old pruning knife.
126. Basket, Alaska .
127. Basket. Canada.
1913. Basket, unknown make.N
129. Tile from Penn tile house,
New Castle, Delaware
1870. Whales tooth, with carving.
131 Shell fired on Moro Castle,
Cuba, by T. S. feet, found on the |
beach.
1872. Bottle brought up by U. S.
dredging machine from the Brandy |
wine. Mrs. Kittinger will hold back |
for while.
1873. Pottery from the excavations |
of the cliff dwellers homes in New
Mexico. Hole caused by workman's
pick. Secured at the time of excava-
tion by Dr. John Pearce, of Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, and sent by him to
DR.. L. A. Kittinger. Mrs. Kittinger
will keep for awhile till new building
materializes
1874 Pyramid of boxes, Japan.
1856. Lions carved from wood, plas-
tered and gilded. Used on steps to
great throne chair used by the Span
ish governors of Porto Rico, at San
Juan. Secured by j. Edwin Rudolph
| while in Government service at San
Juan in 1S and given to DR.. Kit
finger. The two lions weigh about
400 pounds. Mrs. Kittinger will hold
. for new building.
1873. Pixies These pixies were made
at the Augusta. Georgia, arsenal, Just
previous to the beginning Of the
Civil War The arsenal was seized
by order of the State Government
ard all steel that was there was made
into these pixies. They were also
made from old plOws brought in by
the planters in that section of the
country. The object was that they
should be used by the Confederate
troops in receiving charges of Fed
eral cavalry, their idea being that
they could cut the horses and troops
]
we're kept at the arsenal until the
Spanish War, and their space being
desired for other purposes, they
were directed to be sold through
. order of the War Department. There
were only few of these. as storage
o. room at the arsenal was small. The
o. two pixies in Dr. Kittinger's cOllec-
o. ton were secured by j. Edwin Ru-
o. dolph at the Augusta arsenal, in 1893
o. 139. Carib Indian shell, celt-
y Barbados. w. /.
o. 14O Eleven cartridges, mushroom
o. etc.
%. 141. Italian wine bottle, Mrs. Kit
o. finger will hold for new building
o. i42. Indian arrow heads, ham
o. mers, tomahawks. etc, Mrs. kittingeI
o. will hold for new building.
m Charles Franklin RudOlphs Collection
of Arms etc. presented to the society
NJ by Charles Alfred Rudolph, follow;
l. Three styles of pixies made by or
o. der OF Governor of Georgia. previous Il
Civil War. Made of any old steel thai
could be collected; they were TO. b.
used to repel cavalry charges of th
Union troops. These weapons were o
little or no use and found their way
to the Augusta Arsenal where they re
mained until the Spanish Americai
War when they were purchased b.
g Mr.. J. f. Rudolph and sent home II
1899.
,. Shell from Gettysburg.
3. Mauser rifle and bayonet used il
Spanish American War
A. Ballard rife Civil War.
3. Remington rifle from Cuba, Spanish
o. American War.
u 6. Remington rifle, 1872, Spanish
American War.
u Z. Springfield rife, 1880.
s. Springfield rifle, 1880.
u .. Springfield rifle, 1868
10. Springfield rifle, 1868.
"a. IL. Indian war club, Manitoba.
y. Policeman's club, used by Officer
IA. of Wilmington Police Force.
"a. l3. Nlachete (Martindale, Birminl
*, haml from Cuba.
"a. Machete Hartford bladel.
"a. Is. Maehete (Toledo bladel.
IS. Knife, Cuba (B. C. /. Co., Bridg'
port. Conn) Given to Mr.. c. A. RI
dolph by Ralph de Soto. From arms
be sent to Cuba in expedition before u
ir. Spanish American War.
II. Bay6net from Gettysburg.
,m IS. Naval sword, Civil War.
to 10. Cavalry saber, Civil War.
nd 20 Wood from Holy Land, Cedar
no Lebanon.
81. Cartridges and clip from Il
Battleship Maine, after being rans
from Havana harbor.
rto %. Shell from Maria Teres
Spanish War
rto 23. Shell from Maria Teres
Spanish-American War
lrg "a. Spanish she'll with u s. sh
inserted. This shell was used
OF board Spanish fleet off Cuba, the OF
ter ginal shot having been fired at oI
Of the u. S. fleets.
in 25. Cane made of wood taken fro
the first Monitor. Civil War.
26. Button, bullet and brea
plate picked up just after Battle
"a. Gettysburg by c. f. Rudolph In goir
ct. ever the field.
27. Cartridges for Ballard rife.
&. 2S. Tickets Of New Castle al
and Frenchtown Railroad; Citizens Can
ent Line tickets; Charleston Pack
Line tickets, etc.
2s. Union State ticket for Mover
her .. 60 the ticket on which Go
ernor William Cannon. the W.
Governor of Delaware. was electe
80. silk badges of u. S. Ora
campaign.
81. Silver brick from Atlantic a
Pacific Railroad tunnel The XII
Ised which Brick" Pomeroy presented