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IN busy ygvwoop.
What People Arc Doing ami saying III
Il. slT ti,r IutiustrIai lawn '7N

There was quite an excitement In
town for n while Tuclday evening over
two alleged board bill jumpers. kman
by the name OF Lewis boarded at Mrs.
Williams restaurant for several
months and then skipped out, Tuesday
evening II was reported he was again
IN the city and tho police were notified.
A search was mndc IN n number OF
freight trains In the Baltimore q Ohio
yards. but he was not found. Instead.
nun named Young, who Is wanted
here by several boarding house keepers
FOR board bills, jumped from a car.
Young was placed under arrest md
Lewis Is yet at large.
Tuesday evening the Order OF Rcd
Men met and elected the following oiii-
oors: Prophet, Il. l.. StGen: s., Charles
Nolce; $. s., l.. w. LOgsdon; j. g.,
Frank lIoyt: X. OF II. and s., w. Kan
zig: C. OF W., Jacob Becker; X. OF w,
William Barlow: trustees. Arthur SUIT
ton and, #. J. Baker.
Tho Epworth League OF the NJ T.,
church is making arrangements for an
entertainment In the wny OF an old
fashioned spelling bee" which Will
take place In few weeks.
The Sunday school OF the German
l4NtHtluIl ClluTCll lltIu ilh uHINii lINlllS
yesteray at Mozart Park. The pupils
with their teachers marched In q body
10 the incline.
Captain Jack" Mathews, Republl-
can candidate from the Second Eena-
torlal district, Will address the Ben
wood voters at the city hall July IL ut
$50 o'clock.
The cash register that was stolen
from John LublCB saloon Sunday even
Ing. was found yesterday in the river
Just above the ferry landing.
Rev. George Clayton md family, who
have been conducting revival services
on their boat, tho floating Bethel, left
yesterday for Moundsvile.
Sunday evening Is "Rally DAY" for
tho Epworth League. A special pro-
grnmme has been arranged.
Miss Kate De Temple will leave TO.
day for Pittsburgh, where she will be
the guest OF her brother.
Miss Laura Dare leaves to-day for
two months visit to relatives In
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling skclp mill will lay of
Friday on account OF shortage OF ma
terial.
Mrs. John White. OF Wellsburg. Is
visiting Miss Maggie Burns.
Clarence IIawkGnberry, OF Metz. Is
the guest OF W. c. ShrIver
VIII Powell left yesterday for trip
to Baltimore, Md.
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FOUR GOOD pLAILRs
lie, % by tho Te,s, League Conover and
Il nrIiclinrI Aninlin Illnnl. -------

let 10 by tho Texas Ltaguc-C0hnyrra ami
PrltciArd Among Them.
News reached the city yesterday that
four good players had been released by
the Dallas Club. OF the Texas league,
because OF the inability OF the club to
pay salaries This league Is said to
be In Il very rocky condition, The
players are Robinson. the hard.hIttIng
fielder, With Henton last season; Pritch-
ard, Wheeling boy. with Wheeling
and Steubenville In '95; Conover. the
"ole geinman," who pitched such good
ball for the Nailers, and Minnehan. OF
DellnIre, who was Twin Cities fright
bower" WIN white, late manager of
the Dallas team, was In consultation
with the owners OF the Wheeling club
last night, relative TO securing engage
ments on the Wheeling team for some
Of these players. The Wheeling man.
ngement, however, could use none OF
them, as the club has already been
strengthened ut every point. The Texas
leaEuers, however. Will undoubtedly
secure good berths on Interstate teams,
particularly Conover, who Is sim us
good q pitcher as the next.
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P1ljllRFi:;:S]
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1t Is quite probable that the rather
disastrous experience OF the West vlr-
EInia state fair association with bicycle
races at tho state fair OF last scptcm.
Der will not so far discourage the as
sStlatlon that there will be no bicycle
races at this years fair. But this year
the cycle racing viii be run on better
system. II Is proposed TO run bicycle
races during tho waits between the
lNats OF the horse races. Al the aug
gcstEon OF Secretary George Hook, OF
the association, a programme OF cycle
races is being prepared, which Will Sc
cure the sanction OF tho racing ooarl
OF tho League OF American Wheelmen
20 run two or three of the West Vlr-
glnln state championships. probably
the ope-hlit mile. one mne anu quarter
mile. These races should attract many
lovers Ot cycle racing and will,in addi-
ton, M up tho annoying gaps, between
the heats OF the horse races::'''-
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WASHINGTON, Pa, July .l--Whecl-
Ing won from Washington this after
noon By Is TO 9. through i've errors,
two misJudged ilys and a few.hits. The
game was in marked contrast to the
contest yesterday. Wheeling made
three errors which. cost aslmany runs.
washiuEton's players were away OF
color. making n total ofs ten errors.
Ritz lead the list with four miserable
mlsplays. *
Baker pitched FOR Wheeling and was
touched up lively. ThIrteeh-hhs for
total Of twenty-four bases Shows that
he was not a puzzle for Washington.
McCieary, the Martins Ferry youth.
did the twirlins for McKeewn's men.
Considering the Indifferent support that
he received his pitching was OF fair
order. Both home runs made by the
SaIlets and which scored Eslx runs,
were the result OF Grlfin's and Mar
tins mIsJudgment OF fly balls in their
territories.
Whaling and Babb. the new men.
played at first and second respectively.
Both gave the appearance OF being the
genuine article. Their fielding was rs
good as the average andFboih appear
10 be hard hItters. Whaling is sec
Ond edition OF Cy Swami, There was
: no Wheeling uniform large enough to
at him, SO he wore his gray Victoria,
Pacific League suit,
AS usual Washington scored In the
first Inning. Martin got a base OIL
balls and stole second. Ritz struck out.
Curran flew To Shields. Griffin tripled
and Martin scored. Cargo singled. scor-
Ing Griffin. yaS
Wheeling also made two In the first
inning. After Wagner had fled out 10
Griffin, Whaley reached first on Cargo's
error. Whaling singled and both run
ners stole bases. Whaley being on
third and Whaling on second. Violet's
long fly TO Martin scored Whaley.
Shields walked TO first on four wide ones
and Gallagher was given free ticket
to the same place. McCleary hit Babb,
thereby forcing In run. The latter
was out on Davls's lie.
Washington took the lead In the seq
ond by Bakers hitting Kuhn and Mar
tins three Dagger. In the! fourth the
HDlllt tthAit AOOh " AIuk hpDtdlNN W u
safe lead. They Tailed twice. Kuhn
was safe on Wagner's bad throw to
first. McCleary sacrificed. Ritz was all
right on Wagner's second error, and
Curran tripled to center field. sending
Kuhn and Ritz over the home plate
After drawing blanks after the first
until the fifth. Wheeling brought In
two men by Cargo's error. WhalIns's
third safe hit, errors OF Martin and
Kuhn and Babb's single.
The Nailers won the game In the sew
enth Inning. After Whaley was out,
Whaling lined out his fourth hit. three
Dagger. to middle GARDEN Violet drove
Il line hit TO Martin. that the right field
er came IN for, but should have gone
back short distance. The hit counted
home run and two men scored. Ritz
missed Shields fy, Gallagher hit safe,
Ritz made another tumble, which was
followed by Bates drop OF a ny bali;
Baker singled and all that amounted to
five runs. Lee
In the eighth with two outs and three
on bases, Gallagher knocked long
high fly to Griffin, who ran In for the
ball, which sailed over his.head. Gala
CHER got credit for n home run that
should have been an easy out. How 1t
,vaz rtarRd.
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NEW YORK, July 1.--Favorites suf-
fered ut Sheepshead Bay to-day and the
spectators were unhappy. Summary:
First, furlongs-Peep o'Day !: time.
1:02. Second, 'Futurity course-Buries-
que 1; time, l:l3.
Third. mIle-Irish Reel /: time. 1:+l.
Fourth, the Surf stakes. furlungs-LIt-
hos !; time. 1:02 rs. Fifth. m!le--Gra-
cIosa I: time. ~ it. Sixth. milehnd a
furlong on turf-Captaln T. /: time.
I SO l.5 ..r
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cnolee Farming Land. In south nako,a.

Choice Farming Lands IN South Dakota.
Along the line Of the Chicago, MIlwau-
kee & st. Paul railway Gun now he had
upon reasonable terms. The crop pros
poets were never better and glorious
harvest for this year IL already assured.
Thousands Of acres OF unoccupled lands
In over twenty counties are now open
for settlement. For further Information
address H. +. Hunter. Immigration
Agent for South Dakota, No. 295 Dear
born street. Chicago. ILL., t&th.
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MUUHDsyILLE.
AaIi.crllan-ons Meiango or Minor Mat
tiers from aTnrshall's Metropolis.

No elaborate celebration for the
Fourth OF July has been arranged. The
day will be taken up in picnicS held
Mt Belmont Park, Potts Mills. Camp
Grounds, Wood Hill and Cresap's
Grove. by a number OF Sunday schools
and Epworth League. In the evening
fire works display will be given at the
store OF Gallaher & Parkinson. on
Water street, und the Dorcas society,
OF the Presbyterian church, will hold
lawn fete In the court house yard.
During the day ut the fair grounds n
large number OF races are booked to
come OF, among them being pacing.
running. bicycle. foot, fox and reel
races.
All arrangements have been made
for the masquerade and lantern bicycle
parade tomorrow evening. The ladies
those disguised will follow. The parade
will start from the court house at s
o'clock sharp.
The J. C. Blaine circle OF the Ladies'
OF the G. A. K. will give an entertain
nent In the court house Tomorrow
evening. No admission will be charged
and at the close or the programme u
iine new flag and stan will be pre-
sented 10 the camp OF the Sons OF Vet
Grams.
The several presidents OF the boards
OF education IN the county met yester-
day afternoon at the court house 10 APP
point county examiner. W. f. Ma
son. jr.. OF Meade district, was appoint.
ed. TO serve for two years.
Miss Meta Roberts returned from
Trladelph!a Monday evening after u
visit, and left Tuesday for Kingwood
as mn alternate delegate to, the King
wood convention Of the Epworth
League.
Charles Manning leaves this morning
for Fostor!a. o.. where he will be the
guest OF Jack Swnrtz for few days,
after which both OF them will take u
trip to Toledo and other lake points.
The hose companies have been pruc-
tlcing each evening this week for the
reel race which comes on ut the fair
grounds on the Fourth.
County Superintendent OF Schools ".
NJ. Writ was here yesterday arranging
for the county teachers institute, which
meets on August 3.
Judge Campbell came down yesterday
afternoon and held short session OF
the circuit court. Only chancery cases
were disposed OF.
Mrs W. J. Blake returned Tuesday
from Lumberport, where she was visit
ing her parents. Rev. and Mrs. San
ford.
Prof. J. ". Schoheld. OF Martins Fer
ry. was In the city yesterday.
W. L. Brown and family have gone on
n visit to friends In Ohio.
Council will meet In regular monthly
session this evening.
John Barnett. OF Cameron, was VS.
itor here ycterday.
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The pleasant flavor. gentle notion. and
soothing effect OF Syrup OF Figs. when
In need OF IL laxative. and II the father
or mother be costlvc or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow Its use; so that
every family should have bottle.
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Catcher Mitctell's CONTINUAL jollyIng
has been a feature OF both games.
Gallagher retired the side In the NTH
inning by catching threersiiles, after
Martin had made two-basn hit.
The Wheeling and the Washington
teams will play OFF the postponed game
OF May 9 Mt Wheeling on Friday.
Curran threw out two men Mt third
base from middle field. who attempt
cd to 30 from first 10 third on singles to
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At anapolis--indIannpolI 12. Detroit
;. Batteries-Cross and Wood: Irvine
ham and frost.
At ST. Paul-St. Paul IL. Minneapolis 1.
Batteries-Mullane. DenZer und Spies;
Anderson, Iiealy and Schriver.
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The opening game In Wheeling will
not be on Fourth ~ July murnEnf, ~
has been supposed. The Washington
management has consented tn play M
q postponed game here on Friday af-
ternoon. Tomorrow. Irwin or Corners
will Mitch
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being able to hit him safely only two
times. Three Toledo twlrlorS were laid
low by the Fort Wayne bn,smen.
Score; u u
Fort Wayne .'r.,'',.'r'.''n'' 10
Toledo .,.,.,.,... ,s,i.,g,.l'.".. J. Z
nnttcrIes-Fort Wayne. Knell and Crcl.
ger. Toledo, Kcennn, Van, 0elsen and
Arthur,
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healthy babies. Weak women sometimes
have healthy babies, but the chances are
against 1t. Every woman can have
healthy, happy children II she will take
proper care OF herself. DR.. Pierce's Fa.
vorite Prescription Is what she needs. Il
cures the weaknesses ana diseases pecul.
lar to women. 1t makes perfect women
OF theul-womeu capable OF maternity.
It's use obyiates the dreaded, and gener.
ally useless, physicians examinations I"
and sssreotyped "local treatments" II Is
the only medicine for women sold by
druggists, devised by regularly edu.
Gated, experienced, aud skilliul specialist
In these diseases, and It's sale exceeds the
combined sales OF all other medicines ad-
vertised for this class Of maladics. Taken
during the period Of pregnancy, It pre-
pares the whole wouianly organism for
lis time OF trial and danger. It practi-
cally does away with the danger and with
nearly all Of the pain.
Women who care TO know all about the ga.
vorite Prescription" and all about their owa
physical being, and the best way to take care OF
II, should send II one-cent stamps to pay for the
mailing only OF free copy OF Or. Pierce's great
zoos page illustrated Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser. Worlds Eispensary Medical Association,
No. Cog Main Street, Buffalo, n. y.
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Youngstown I,cn,on Again.

Special Dispatch TO tho fn,ellIgcnccr.
NEW CASTLE. July l.--New Castle
won the second game OF The series this
afternoon. Hewitt was effective at
critical stages.
Score: RTE
New Castle % IL ia 1900 G-g ii 2
YoungHto'n 20 o. o 90 o. 10 I
BatterIcs-Ncw Castle, Hewitt and Don.
ovan; youngstown, BrOdle and IInrnn.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE,

To.lay's games-whcrllng at Washing
tnn Toledo at Fort Wayne, Saginaw ut
Jackson, New Castle at Youngstown.
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Special DISpatcj, to tho In,cllIgcncer.
FORT WAYNE, July I.-Knell was
In superb form this afternoon, Toledo
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Earned runs. St. Louis 2: Pittsburgh I.
Three-base hits, Parrot, Meyers. Two
base hits. Donovan. Ely. Stencil. Sacrl-
lice hits. Lyons. Sugden. Stolen buses.
Douglass, Donovan. Stencil. Double play,
Paffott and Connor.l First base on balls,
on Donohus .; on Iiughey l. Hit By
pitched ball, Elmer Smith. Struck ont,
by Ilughey 8; by Donohuc !. Wild pitch.
Donohue. Time ,l:I0. Umpire, Lynch.
At Brooklyn Score: RIFE
Phiiadslp'a 20 . Q !: . 20 0 Is 8 2
Earned runs. Brooklyn /: Philadelphia 1.
Pitchers. Gumbert and Keener. Umpire,
EmslIe. Time, Its. Attendance 2,aO.
AT Baltimore. Score: Il II E
Baltimore 40 30 > O &c 3 y
New York 80 0 ! % 90 l-2
Earned runs. baltimore ;. Pitchers,
McMahon and Campaeld. Umpire. Belts
Time. liz.
At Washington. Score: RI r
Wash'gton 20 o o 0 0 2-l0 u !
Boston ......O 90 1 200 0-3 IL 1
Earned runs. Washington 6. Pitchers.
King and Stivetts. Umpire. Hurst Time,
l:5I.
At Chicago. Score: RIFE
Chicago - Q ! 21og 9-5lt
Cleveland ~ 0 OI - E 2-ls 70 }
Pitchers. Friend and Kit,ridge: Wilson:
Umpires. Keefe and Sheridan. Time, 2iO.
Attendance l,S01.
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Bathing the
baby is one OF The
Joys OF young
motherhood. The
baby's bath Is
pleasautest
feature Of the
day. This, Of
course, only
when the baby
and the mother
are both healthy.
Not much pleas.
ure can be gotten
out OF bathing a
peevish. sickly
fretfil baby. If
the mother isn't
healthy, she can.
not get much
pleasure out d
a n y h~i n g.
Healthy mothers,
who are careful
always have
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At acknowledgements C. Wllkesbarre 1
At Toronto-Toronto II. Buffalo 3. Sec
Ond ganie-TOronto s, Buffalo ..
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TothIs .......,....4I 70 II II


Washington ......2 0 90 I 2 l. ?
Wheeling ....."...2 0 90 30 . 9 '-I5
Earned runs Washlngtons; Wheeling .,
Bases on balls, on McCleary q, on Baker
4. Struck out. by Baker 2: 6y McCleary /,
Wild pitch. Baker. Hit by pitcher, Griffin.
Kuhn, Babb. Home runs. Violet. emilia,
Cher Thrcc-bGse hits, Whaling, Martin.
Curran. Grimm. Two-base hits, Davis,
Ritz. Curran ?, Cargo. StOleh bases, Whn.
ley, Whaling 2. Shields. M1rtln 2. Ritz,
Griffin, Mitchell, Kuhn . Double play,
CurrRn and Cargo. Cmplrc. Alcxantcr.
Attendance 2DO larssaz
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ST. LOUIS. July i.-PIttsburgh started
In and batted out four runs In the initial
inning and nuded three more during Tue
game, while the Browns were unable to
hit nughey for moro than seven safe hits,
only two OF which they scored. Quinn,
the Browns old.tIme reliable second
buseman. was released by Chris Won der
Abe to-day. Attendance 100, Score:g
CT, OIFIS ARR MI pD A +
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TO LOAN.

ITO LoAS-S9,550 AND S5,On AT G PER
I cent on real estate. ERSktSE &
ALLISON, 1915 Market street. jyl
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

To.day's amps-Phllndelphia at Brook
Ign. Boston at Washington, Cleveland at
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MONEY TO -Sl.6O0sIN9
.ANl amounts 10 suit; real estate SECURITY.
T. N. GARVlN. Lawyer, 1915 Chapltne
al ...fl iaN0 "a
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w on hand In sums TO suit, from so and
upwards. on real estate: also on furniture.
etc. without removal; easy payments. No
charge unless loan Is made Confidential.
fe25-mthSsa JULIAN. Box l0i. Il
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WANTED.

A GENrs-MILLIoNs IN lT-lcAM.
N PAlGN book. Life OF MCKINLEY and
ali candidates Nearly 600 pages: icy Illus
trations. Send lie for outilt-j1utck.
PEOPLES. S9iS Market. Ph!ladelpfia' ia.
IegStuth&s -
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Mems Shirts.
Children

If kept cool and comfortable will be less trouble to ALL
Mothers, have you seen the DARLING WAIST? If
not do today. Why insist upon the lit. ar
tie ones discomfort when you can get /NN.
perfect fitting Ventilated Corset Waistfor @SO
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-05
HUNGRY PEOPLE
Have a Midnight Spread After Hard
worn.

Have a Midnight Spread After Hard
WORK.
After lodge meeting last night, Seaside.
4. O. L. W. some forty strong. repaired
TO Mhipple's Palace restaurant. a little
before midnight. AMI sat down 10 a
sumptuous spread Al the good things
OF the season were enjoyed By the fun
loving Workmen. and whilst satisfying
the wants OF tao inner man. Attic salt,
Of a rare kind. was used TO season ;he
viands.
Scarcely had the WorHrlen retired from
the scene OF carnage before In marched
tine firm Of FoGrd * Stokes. followed ~
every employc. VINO All told made up an
army numbering twenty-five men and
boys. The procession was led by Mr.
Martin F'oard. who Lad blood in his eye
and announced the intention Of his bri-
gaGe TO sweep the place clear OF eata-
bIes in sight. The luggars IN the Work.
mems lodge thanked their stars they
cot there first" boz Boss Whipple was
equal 10 the occasion and set out before
the hungry rquad more thar errug1 10
MI all demands, although big Tank"
!naglls. fanked by Truesdale ani Fred
Johnson, seemed TO be capable Of an
things in the eating lire.
II seems hat the reason for the dec
orous grocery firm being out 20 late was
that It Il stock taking time ard all
hands had been engaged in that pleasant
occupation.
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THE MESSAGE
y. Y. Herald.

y. Y. Herald.
BY the way. we must not forget that
the message Is one OF the shrewdest po-
litical moves ever made. II stlrs the
bile Of the Repu'N ms, for they would
be lost. horse. foot and Dragons. unlcss
they approved Of u. and yet to approve Of
II publicly wOul be a sort OF Hear II
not. Duncan. for It's the knell," which
might send the party to the BACKGROUND
IN the next election. OF course, II there
~ to be any serious controversy with
england. the man who began It must
7arry Il through. We can't swap horses
While the debate is In progress. We can
afford TO smile at the political situation,
however. because, | take It, the matter is
not likely to assume n grave aspect. II
would be utter folly for such nations AZ
England and America to shoot at each
other. We shall settle the question
amicably, but I'm the meantime the game
Of chess among the aspiring politicians
Is quite worth looking at.
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GLUE

An unusually large audience gathered
I'm Rescue Hail last evening to listen 10
the following interesting program, Miss
Busey, pianist. Rev. J. McCormac open
ed with prayer and a brief, bright talk.
Recitation, what will 0 do with the
New Year," Miss Maude Belcher.
Recitation, "The Graves Of the House
hold" Miss Elsie Parker.
Song, AT the Garden Cate" +. Par
ker.
Song, "Oyer the Bannister," Mis- FL
sic Parker and Mr.. Freeman Parker.
ON being eEcored, they gave another
song, Rowing"
Recitation, THE Night Before Christ
mas" Miss Pauline Kirchon.
Pointed talk, by DR.. o. y. Estes.
The committee on program for LsS'
week is Mrs. SOrenson, Mrs. John Gratke,
and Mr.. d. G. Ryckman.
Two persons signed the pledge.
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JAPANESE JOURNALISM

A japanese correspondent ~ tn" BaltI.
more sun says. Considering the fact
that John Black founded Japanese four
nallsm IN lS72, commendablc progress has
been made. Four years ago there were
IS newspapers. magazine and journals
OF different kinds published In the empire.
Newspapers. like books. are written In
the written language, which Il quite d!f.
ferent in grammar ard vocabulary from
the c|ollcduial language. rha press laws
In Japan are very rigorous, Article XIX
OF the newspaper regulations reads as
follows When n newspaper has printed
matter which h. considered urcJudiriPl 20
public order or subvcrslvc of public NOR.
atty. the minister Of state for the in
terror b empowered to suspend It's publ.
cation, either Totally or temporarily
During the month following the procla-
nation Of the constitution the brethren
Of the press expressed themselves rather
freely. and newspapers were suspended at
the rate OF two a week