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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

Eour committee to Aaoa vss e. IeTred the matter oi miuiHs n,o the condition of the county jaa. beg leave 10 report as io oEs:
 We have carefully examined into the same tso far as tae 1u55 mc at our disposal and a reeommend.
 That the interior be thoroughly kalsomineG, the celis and cor.Uors especially needing 1t.
 We ind that the ceiiiHg Of he jail Is Cf lath and plaster only and prisoners could eaaiy Wosk lheig Nay fIom the top of the cells into the first story of the court house. We recommend that this be care fGlIy attended to.
 Our attention was also called to a plate that had been partly cut in the floor of one of the cells, wa 2 therefore recommend taat the jal be carefully and frequently searched for all tools tSe-, that may ia some mancer De obtaiaed sy the pris- oners
 Complaint was made to your con gittee by several of the prisoners regarding their meals and als1 their beds. We found the soppiy cf haT to De rather scant in some 0l the mattresses.
 Your committee examined the meal furnished tonight and found 1t to be very good
 The prisoners stated that Insb stew was served every meal for s.z weeks staighi.
 We a7s Of tae opinion that meAs are con lrsCted for at too low a cost. Ine food should sheF fore be speci- lied 90 tla. intelligent blddIug may resUit
 Hepac, ody submitted,
 A. A. JoHxs,
 E iGEDyE,
 JOIN tolD,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

Our boys do not knoa what It & 10 retreat They Wi.l ksea oa going imiil tbe Merrimac is re1e..a
 Wood aad lus rough riders whiie famous as cavalry, arc eqs1.lr as famous now as iafanirF ma l2i Wool Eas il the Geroau7 cam paign in Arizona. and EGers Aow to handle men.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29
More Trosss fer shsaer.

Pe.t SeEs, laaa 25-T ,ro arz- uiary cruisers Sa let ifaa -e-a m F,-i a8a l3ar rap7 to re.ll3gcs SHci.et
 Lraop= s-e aii vei iaa aars Is- .ua As uer }.ssliustaa a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29
TEE eRaH0 5oz7 Ea7oRr.
Fshat was hcCcmp saz a a Seven
 Cags' Ses5ion ct tts 1sss.-

IT. he Beno.e S.ozE
 Judge of the l'osst J Jaale.al D .s trst
 Sir:-Ioar grand iarF empaneles for the june term lse, ol tkIs H0l- orabie court, beg co W ze t6ls taaiT EBal rport
 We were empcna.ed as a grand iury on June 18th 1893, and have been In sessi4a eight days lroa JHue 18th to tine -t,h, inclusive
 We have investigated ai ot .-- cases brought before us-
 The invest igatioHs have uea as follows:
 Number of cases sXemiHe
 &s1berof true bills found 2 ..i3tsar 0f lil.s igassed l1
 EmbeF oi witnesses exsH.Iles 95.
 Tao eases arc eiassidld as f0l
 Murder ].
 Assault with intent % commit murder6.
 Burglary 6.
 Highway robbery 2
 Grand larceny ,.
 Arson f.
 Resisting an oGcsr T.
 Fetal 2Z
 bills ignored;
 Incest l.
 Burglary l.
 Grand larceny 4
 Perjury
 Assault with inlsut to commit murder2
 Robbery 1.
 Total 70.
 One ease Of grand larceny las been referred to the uexe grand jury for its eoBsiaerat .on.
 The attention of tbe grand jary Ras called Co certain ireguianiies la county alIairs. aau the following resolution was adopted;
 ~I.-s1lye5, that tav =sarE ae i1- stru1 ted Co pay over t3 The county treasurer all county moaI3s e. s.aele by him, according % law.
 "Resolged, that tne board oi sUperEsors ba instructed 70 settle all approved lls of tie several county officer, Ere 3t 1 the amount ot l5 uc8sli- ug tbs tu funds 0a hand 6, era.
 ia arcs n -t rca- rle- i.ols -llii1a {s EalaI-e C9ga I and the condition ai tl-
 oala coElll ee fzs reff-- s 1uiy and tl-lr report att@la Lsra- To Is m2ae part o5 -1
 t}e 1eslr3 co " tt- l1Te been as-eEpedit'cu7 cer gat1 as possible, with due the lmpJF anee rI -1e c ted anu the namhs et aE- amiaed
 Our gbaa7 ara ezsa53 10 the court for Ea5ness a-a urtesy sa9wn us iu cur ceiil ans
 Ne also vsa Co ress our -sG0'gs to ollrs 1t.ornsf, Ar. H. D. Hos, CT his aFIee, coar tHsy and consistent at.eadauee iu sxsG nation ot witness
 Respectfully submitted,
 <. H. BCaElsEEE- tcrausH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29
n.Ms aorEs a.e oa....-s.

CerTara ta hsg- hHbs sae aaf ael oa isle a1 e. Hee-Hs lraEery p sius.HE 3e Tttg-l taid ti0bsoa that hc uayar saW il his career so gallant a deed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29
EDNA JupRNAL-MINER

|EERTISING Rates made known on application to this office or tO the hC agencies;
 tz. advertising aesEAy. go Temple New York. . Fisher, San Francisco. Where the paper Is kept on hle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

sOURNAL MINER will be contin- -l untu ordered stopped Bills are regularly about the expiration of a Subscription, and subscribers are re- ' 10 pay the same as promptly as
 Subscribers vho desire the paper ' at any time are urgently requested noties to this office and pay up the due
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29
TIE LOOKED Foa oa3=R.
Governor b6cCord Rscz,ses Ac-ao
 to Raise a RsEinlert.

to saise a Regiment
 Governor BieCard late v
 afternoon received the bong ed for aUtt0ritY 60 r5g- @ r- 8eat. lt came direct fra e p ol Tsr and Imposed Go r-a CIT conait ous otaer ttal tEz v- ernar saould ieali- io ,fo ch ae him t had asked
 to d9 when ae h-st sPei e-- mission % ralss Q Eeg a.-a-
 le tet- gram confer al.loEii Z Ess very hs.el and iav eea prss reports thatone Haut Uss fo be takea from hrea rltories. a doua. vas lelt as iathn lniEE oi 4Ge telegram en- this point. tae governor tele1rl paea te gar a- psflmept sor aeoHioua. lIlr@atloa and urged that Aria u1 ba pernittei ] @ alrat.h t1e rs -lant alone. EIe
 zu.aiue tl t1e tsry that reas- " raau-1 uea C r1l the rsgi0 f had ar- been eulisted wsl la- an edur qua eBough more could 5 obtained lmmaCliateiy.-tssp Ial'c
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

ICE to subscribers: The JoUKxAL- ENKk has made arrangements to cico following payers et prsces named b to be made in advance
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29
Go to Alaska bya Reliable Line of Steamers for DaW- son City, KOtDebue Sound
 And Points in ALASKA.
 The Joseph Ladue Gold Mining And
 Development Company of Yukon.

DIRECTORS: Mir. Joseph Isdue, Dawson, N. WIT Hon. Chauncey M- Depev. New York. Hon. C. n. Mcintosh, Regina, N. W. T. Hon Thomas l. James, New York. Mir. h Walter Webb, New York. Mir. Elmer r. BJtsford, PlAttsburgh. N. N, Mir. Eli A Gage. Chicago. Mir Wm- J. Arkel, New York. Hon. Smith n. Weed. PlAftsbnrgh N \. MT. William Brown. New York. Hon J. Nesbitt kirchoffer. Manitoba Ar. Irwin c. stump. New York. Mr. F. B. Bronson. New lOrk. Nr. Sdwin c. Mxturin. Jersey City. S. ). Mr. Thomas N kirkpstrick, Dawson, N. W. T. nPERATING the LADCEYUKON TRANS M FORMATION COMPANY. S.00o tons steamers. leaving San Francisco AbOut June ls. and Seattle about June 5th for St. Michaels, con netting there with elegant river boats for Dzw- son. kOtzeb0e Sound, and other points in Alas kA- Our vessels are lighted by electricity, have elegant tables and accommodations. ladies bondOirs. special cabins. grand salon sociA hall, smoking hall. and buffet, porcelain bati tubs, steam heat. For passage and freight address: J0HkS0N-L0CkE Mercantile Company
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

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 ond class matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

s ARIZONA JOURNALrMINER is
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

IT. lbe Ben5fo.a L. S.ozE
 Judge of .le Eossth q Ja3Ie.al D Ds-
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
BETTER THAN EYES.
How an English Librarian Was Able
to Detect BoGnE Manuscripts
with His Fingers.

The manner In which the late DR.. II.
o. Coke, librarian Of the Bodleian
library at Oxford for many years. dis
covered the falseAess OF the Gospel
manuscripts gotten up by Constatine
Simonides, which deceived all the Ger
man professors, is told in the old gen
tleman's own Yo1ls in a recent number
Of the Spectator. II was his delicate
touch that helped him, as he did not
look at a page of the manuscript. He
told the story as follows: 'Inever real
ly opened the book, butI held it in my
hand and took one page of il between
my finger and thumb while listened
to the rascal's account of how he found
this most interesting antiquity. At the
end of three or four minutes handed
il back to him with the short comment;
Nineteenth century paper, my dear
sir and he took it away in hurry and
cid not come again. Yes, 1 was pleased.
But have handled several ancient man
uscripts in my time and I know the feel
OF old paper"
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

Flower mission day in Delaware was
observed by the women of Kent county
visiting the almshouses and jails and
presenting flowers and edibles to the
inmates.
The Delaware and Maryland PENN
sula viii supply the markets with Few
peaches this season. There may be
some early varieties, but the quantities
will not compare with previous years.
The senior class Of the Wilmington
Conference Academy, OF Dover, has
presented DR.. and Mrs. M. I. Gooding
with a handsome silver sSrvice.
Sheriff Shaw, OF Dover, has sold the
property in West Dover hundred, be-
longing to w. H. Roberts, 70 Jacob
Levy, of Dover, for $1,000.
Governor Tunnel has approved all
the registration and election bills pass
ed by the Legislature except the ballot
law.
Henry r. Torbert, of Ellzton, Nd,
was yesterday confirmed as appraiser
Of merchandise at Baltimore.
Elwood f. Cosdon has been elected
worshipful master Of the MiddletoNn
Lodge Of Masons.
Burglars robbed several houses at
Camden and Wyoming during the past
few nights.
George w. Tebo. Of Dover, was seri-
ously hurt yesterday while trying to
stop a runaway team.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAI.S.-Pur TO chapter A..
section 4. of the Revised Code, and the
specifications therein named, proposals
will be received by the undersigned Tor
printing the Journal Of the House OF Rep
resentatives Of the State Of Delaware, Tor
1h0 adjourned session Of 1898. Proposals
will bo received up TO IL o'clock. noon,
Juno 20 1898.
Bond viii be required Of the successful
bidder for the faithful performance or the
contract. The right is reserved py the
undersigned to reject any or nll bids.
GEORGE w. SllCEll JlIi
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
Address Marshallton, Dol
PROPOSALS for printing the Journal
Of the State Senate for the legislative ses-
sion Of 1898 will be received by the clerk
until Wednesday, June la. Specifications,
800 copies. octave form, long primer or 10
point type with yeas and nays In line IN
compact form, zach page TO contain nor
less than A. lines. 90 copies TO be bound
IN law sheep. 20 copies IN paper covers,
volume TO contain the full Journal with
Index added.
Bids shall be per page and arc TO IN
clude all items OF charge printing, gath
ering. binding and delivery included.
Bond for faithful performance or con-
tract will be required Of the successlu al
bidder. The right to reject any or all bids
SIMON p. DoHERTY. Clerk Of Senate.
Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
GREAT DIPPER's NEW NAME.
a bright Little Chicawo Grrl Says the
Angels Use IL 10 Doil easter
ngRs ".

There are great number of West
side families-about 100000 of them
that boast the possession of smart chill
dren. One of these possesses four
year-old girl who frequently makes her
parents laugh. On the evening of Easter
Sunday she was seated with her father
in the window seat when he called her
attention to the Great Dipper in the
northern heavens, says the Chicago
Chronicle.
"I know all about that" cried little
Bernice, clapping her hands. That's
the dipper that the angels boil their
Easter eggs in"
On another occasion. being repri-
manded by her mother for some trlhing
fault, she declared, by way of defense;
"Yes, and if the world was to crack
open, mamma would say it was my
fault"
She is quite singer, and her rendi-
ton of popular songs often excites mer-
riment Thus:
Mary had a little lamb;
Poiiceman's white as snow.
Her idea of Sherman's march to the
sea IS expressed thus;
Hurrahl hurrahl the nag thar makes yotl
freeze.
The other day she said to her mother,
with an air indicative of reflection and
the mastering OF great idea:
Mamma, there are three Peters,:
Pete over at the grocery store, my
papa and the pumpkin-eater.-
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE SOCIAL

DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR GIVEN BY
MISS LUCILLE ROSS-AMONG
sEAFORD'S VISITORS.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Seaford, June S.-Miss Lucille Ross
gave a delightful progressive euchre
social on Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments were served after the guests
had spent the evening in the fascinat-
ing game. Those present were; Mrs.
Frank L. Lecompte, Miss Mary Pen
nington. Miss Ethel Ross, Miss Linda
Mae Stevens, Miss Louise O'Brien and
Miss Anna Mcdonnell, of Boston; Ed
gar Horsey, Branch Wainwright, vii
liam Gerhard, DR.. Everett Shlpiey,
Smythe Horsey and G. Hall Riggin.
The successful prize winners were Miss
Louise O'Brien and Edgar and Smythe
Horsey.
The Young Peoples Debating So
ciety is making active preparations
for the drama, Diamonds and Hearts,
which they will render in about three
weeks.
Children's day exercises will be held
in St. Johns M. f. Church next sun
DAY.
Herman Jones, one Of the volunteers
from this place, who enlisted in the
National Guard and afterward desert
, ed, was arrested by an officer and taker
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
EDUCATIONAL.
DELAWARE COLLEGE

Entrance examinations will be held in
the College buildings az Newark, on
Friday and Saturday, June II and IL. lSss
Also on the same dates al any OF the tol-
lowing places. al which candidates shall
notify the President Of their intention to
appear FOR examination, viz; Wilmington,
Niddlctown. Smyrna. Dover, Milford, sea
ford GEORGETOWN and IeWes. Candidates
must present themselves on the ilrst Gay
named. Examinations viii begin at 9'51
a. m, each day.
denominations for admission viii be held
also at the College at the opening OF the
next term. September l3 and IL. 1925. cam
didates desiring TO do so can take par
of the examination i'm June and complete
In September Candidates for admission
will notify the president at which OF the
places they desire TO appear.
For further information apply 10
GEO. A. HARTER, Pres.
Newark. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09

back to Camp Tunnell on Wednesday
morning.
ELIAS Griffith, who had~his leg bro
ken one day last week by being thrown
from his wagon, is rapidly improving
The town painters are very busy.
Many residents are having their dwell
ings beautiiied.
William Pratt, Of fredericksburg, was
in town Tuesday.
Walter Hearne, of Concord, was in
town yesterday on business.
G.. Hall Riggin spent Wednesday af-
ternoon in Bridgeville
Charles Wiley, of Bridgeville, spent
Tuesday evening with friends here.
Miss Maggie Williams, Of Cambridge,
Md, and Miss Minnie Clarke, of Bing-
hamton. n. Y, are the guest OF Mrs.
Maggie Rodney. Of Concord.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
MILK MADE IN FRANCE
The LactspI Fluid OF Commerce nm
Imbortant Item Among
Exports.

Where would England be in case OF
war? She gets her bread from America,
her butter from Denmark, her cheese
from Canada. eggs and other trlhes
from the continent, and-it has just
been discovered-now gets much of her
milk supply from France.
Milk doesn't sound very warlike. "As
mild as milk" Is proverblal phrase.
Still It IS necessary to the 1T nutrition
Of the future defenders of Britain, and
there "a considerable complaint IN Eng
land about becoming dependent for
such a prime necessity Of baby life upon
. possible enemy at war.
Iondon's egg supply has long come
from France, and as her cofiins have
come from the samo lively town It has
been the gruesome custom to import
Partisan eggs IN Partisan collins Of the
cheaper sort, using the latter tempo
Iarily as packing boxes.
The difficulty may be met by On inter.
national agreement declaring baby's
milk can contraband OF war, so that the
cheerful whoop of the morning yendeI
could be uninterrupted by the roar OF
combat.
A measure more In favor, however, Is
the branding OF every bottle of foreign
milk "mado IN France" How 10 man
age this isn't SO easy to decide.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
TRANSPORTING LIVE FISH.
How Tkey Are Delivered Without
Injury nt Inland Towns In
Denmark.

A new method Of transportation FOR
live fish from scaporis into tho interior
has just been patented by Danish fish
dealer, p. II. Lohman, Of Copenhagen,
and the system Is SO simple and yet so
perfect that one wonders Why il has
never been thought of before. The In.
ventor, says the Philadelphia Record,
had number of large bags made OF
waterproof material, strong oilcloth ap-
pearlng 70 give the best results. These
bags, after being filed with water and
the fish 70 be sent inland, are laced at
the top and either suspended IN the
cars from hooks In the roof Of the car,
or from folding frames taking almost
no space and allowing the close hanging
Of these bags so that there is but little
movement between the bags They
may also be set upright alongside each
other, but suspension has been found
to be preferable, particularly for long
distances. Several transports Of fish
made over long distances have shown
the splendid features OF the new sys-
tenn, for the fish arrived in excellent
condition after 16-hour ride.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
The Auiericat

exhausts himself physically, but mentally,
not only musculariy, but nervously.
The consequence is that while he Is
better fed and better housed he IS not
as a rule, as healthy a man as his brother
working.man of European countries. More
over, like all Americans, the American
working man is prone TO disregard his
health and frequently even takes pride IN
abusing it. II rests With American wives "a
protect their husbands in this respect a
little watchfulness on the part OF the wiic
Will frequently save her husband from 90
long spell of ill-health and possibly from
some fatal illness. When a man feels ~ out
OF sorts II Is because his digestion Is dis
ordered or his liver is torpid. DR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery viii promptly
correct these disorders II is the great
blood maker and flesh builder II restore
the appetite, makes digestion perfect and
the liver active II purihes the blood and
tones the nerves. II cures oS per cent of
all cases of consumption, bronchitis, asth
ma, weak lungs, lingering cough. spittinn
of blood and disease OF the throat and ma u
cavities. Thousands have told the story %.
Its wonderful merits IN letters to DR. Pierce
II may be had at any medicine dealers.
Your Golden Medical Discovery cured irl
OF a severe case Of poisoning Of the blood
writes Mrs. Selia Ricca, Of Coast. Santa Cruz Co
Cal - ihat was two years ago. and have not ha'
a boil OF sore of any kind since"
It is as easy to be well as ill-and mucl
more comfortable Constipation is IN
cause of many forms of illness DR. Pierce
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation Tie
are tiny, sugar-coated granules One m
tie rellet" " is a gentle laxative, two mili
cathaftic. Dealers in medicines sell them
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
PENINsULA CROP REPORT.

The Climate and Crop Science re-
ports for the week ending June 6:
Eastern Maryland-F'arm work was
considerably advanced during the past
week. The week was generally dry
with warm days and cool nights. Light
showers fell in Queen Anne, Wicomico
and Worcester counties; in other coun-
ties there was very little rain or none
at all. Growing crops made good prog
ress generally. Some wheat is turning;
many wheat fields are showing rust.
Early planted corn is being thinned.
Early potatoes are in bloom and in fine
condition. Tomato plants are being
set out; the acreage will be heavy
Some red clover is ripe. A big crop OF
clover and timothy is expected. Apples
and cherries are scarce. Peaches con-
tinue to drop; a scant crop is expected
in most counties.
Delaware-SOme light showers fell
during the week The week has beer
very favorable for farm work and fol
growing crops. Wheat is headed ant
is doing well. Corn is all planted
Some tomatoes for canning purposes
have been set out. Garden truck ID
growing nicely. Grass Is in fine con
dition. Potatoes are doing remarkabl.
we'll. Peas are abundant. The frui
crop will not be large.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSO-
CITATION MEETING WASHING
TON, D. O., JULY TO -. '9s-BAL-
TIAIORlE & OHIO r. r.

For this occasion the Baltimore and
Ohio R. r. will sell tickets 10 Wash
ington at the low rate of ono fare for
the round trip plus $500 membership
fee Except that from Baltimore the
rate Will be $1.25 round trip.) Tickets
will be sold from Pittsburg, ParIkers-
burg, Wheeling and points east thereof
on July 4 to inclusive, good returning,
leaving Washington July s 10 Is nclu-
sive, with privilege of extension until
August 81, 1898, il ticket is deposited
with joint agent at Washington on or
before July u, and payment OF fee of
fifty (50) cents Solid vestlbuled trains
from Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati.
Louisville, Columbus, Pittsburg and I'M
termediate points. The Royal Blue
Trains between New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington. finest
and fastest trains I'M America. Call on
agent Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
full informtlOn concerning sbOpovers
and side trips. The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad is the most interesting,
historical and scenic route in America.
A hack will leave the CORNER OF
Fourth and Market streets for Lom-
hardy Cemetery on clear Thursdays
and Sundays at 2.sO o'clock p. m.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
HEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES

The Doughten Mission Band will
hold it's regular meeting on Friday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. John
G. King. on Harmony street.
Many friends Of Jerry Harirgon in
this city were sorry to learn that the
Board Of Pardons had refused to con-
slider his case at this time.
Quite a number OF citizens have
taken shares in the fifth series of the
loan, which was begun in April.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
NEW cAsTIE GIRL MARRIED.

Miss Margaret Anne Rowan, fer
merly of New Castle, and John II.
Brown, OF Philadelphia, who we're mar
ried in All Saints Church, Philadel-
phia, by Rev. w. H. Mckay, on Thurs
day last. have started on a wedding
tour embracing a brief stay at Atlantic
City, a more extended one around
New York city and points along the
Hudson river. Mr. Brown is an attache
of the Freight Department Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, at Wash
ington avenue wharf, and a well-known
society man in Atlantic City. and n ss
Rowan is devoted to good works. The
young couple will, upon their return,
settle in their own home, at No. 1881
Porter street, and enjoy the numerous
favors presented by friends for their
start in life.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
Latest Things I'm Gloves.

4 glove has lately been patented with
elastic webbing in the sides Of the fin
gers and thumb, TO stretch as the glove
Is pulled on, thus making it fitany sized
Sand.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Eckert Tindal, William Hewlett and
John Horner are up from Middletown
on a short visit.
Mrs. George ]. Hermann visited her
mother, Mrs. Clara White, ON Tuesdly.
Mrs. c. p. Holcomb and Richard
Rodney spent yesterday at Camp Tun-
nell.
Miss Mary Holcomb is visiting in
Trenton, n. j.
Evening journal., 1898-06-09
rRUsTEEs on CoMMON MEETINa
NnPru nARnI1NA CAR

The North Carolina exhibition car,
on the Battery siding, is attracting
quite a good deal of attention. The ex-
hibition is we'll worth seeing and gives
a good idea Of what can be produced
in the State Of North Carolina.