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Evening journal., 1899-08-05
TIE NEWS OF CAMDEN.
GOINGs ON IN THE TOWN RE-
MOVED FROM A RAILROAD STA
rrTON

MOVED FROM A RAILROAD STA
TION.
Camden, Del, Aug. 4.-Miss Emma
Queen, of Frederick, is visiting here.
Misses Fannie and Beulah Marley, OF
Delaware City. have been the guests of
Mrs. c. ]. Kinkhead.
Miss Blanche Hirons has returned to
Wilmington.
George Davis has returned from
visit to Camden. N. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jackson
have been spending few days at Re-
hoboth
Mrs. Maude Minlin, Of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Car.
row.
Samuel H. Mifflin and two men
friends, Of Philadelphia, are camping
on the lawn of his farm. near Camden
(tenanted by Rees Bostic) for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barwick. OF
Sudlersville, Nd, are visiting Mrs. Re-
becca Dunn.
Edward Walrayen has been in
Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Ropler. OF Philadelphia,
and Miss Lizzie Satterfeld. OF Hous-
ton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Satterfield.
Camden's town authorities will i'm
pose fine Of $40 on any person who
drives faster than six miles an hour
through the streets and bicyclers who
ride on the sidewalks and ride with
out light after shutdown will have to
pay S.. ffi
Misses Sara A. B. Rees, Elizabeth l..
Manly, Carrie H. Hall, Reba II. Miller
OF Elkton. and DR.. Erwin j. Shepherd
Of Delaware City, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Hanson Howell
Mrs. George Carter and children, OF
Wilmington. and Mrs. Applegate. OF
Newport News, Va, are guests OF Mr.
, and Mrs. Samuel Armstrong.
Mrs. Mary Reeve, of Leipsic, anC
Edgar K. Proud. of Philadelphia, are
guests OF L. S. Proud and family.
Crawford Cohee, of Philadelphia, hai
been the guest Of Thomas and Arthur
Hargrove.
Miss Julia Wharton has returned
from visit to Dover.
Henry A. Albers, who has been con
Quoting a barber shop here for severa
years. has gone to Philadelphia, to re-
side, having secured a position with
the Adams Express Company, OF tha
city.
l. NJ. Cohee and wife, OF Philadel
phia, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ
Page.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
QUESTION OF CAMP OR CHURCH.
A NATTER WHICH is AGfTATfNG
PASTORS IN DORCHESTER
COUNTY

TAOlOh IN DOftOnEc III
COUNTY.
Cambridge. Md. Aug. 4.-The ques-
tion confronting the pastors Of some of
the churches in Cambridge, and more
especially those of Dorchester county,
is whether or not the churches should
be closed during the campmeeting sea-
son. There are no less than seven
such meetings which viii be in full
blast on and after Sunday.
With the Methodists it is more seri-
Gus than with other denominations;
with them It means to close out for the
season or preach to empty houses. A
week before each Sabbath OF the camp
meeting season every team in all the
livery stables of the town is engaged.
All the private carriages to be gotten
are brought into use. and the town for
that day is dead.
Pastors claim that the spiritual de-
clension resulting from attendance on
these meetings requires months OF
hard work to get their churches in a
normal condition Not few pastors
refuse absolutely to attend camp
meetings or give them their moral sup
port. They claim that the meetings
are opportunities for politicians and
candidates to get in their work, and
that the political significance Of these
outdoor gatherings is great. With the
young people they are suggestive OF
watermelons, sweethearts, moonlight
lpromenades and a general good time
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
EoR Tnr aoIrrH

Southern Raikwey.-g17 y. m, daily
sleepers 90 New Orleans. Aiken, Mesn-
phis and Tampa 7.s6 .. m, daily, Sleep
ers to New Orleans. Memphis, Nashville,
VIA Ashevllle and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Lne.--12.49 D. M. daily
eloepera to Charleston. Jacksonville, PORT
Tampa and Macon; lass night daily,
1eepers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, su D.
m. daily dining car. and sleepers to Gin
clnnah.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
OVER FEYER 81
PECT.

Harrington. Aug. Matthew Cos
lin, Company A, Third Delaware Ar
tillery, left here to enter the Hampton
(va.) Soldiers Home about three
weeks ago. and a week ago returned,
but would not say why. Since the fever
outbreak ct the home there is much
complaint about him here, and he will
doubtless be quarantined. He is rs
years old. and very feeble.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
EXTENDING TELEPHONE LINES


Dover, Aug. 5.-The Diamond State
Company, whose offices are
in Dover. has issued additional 4 per
cent bonds to the extent of $4,000,
and filed a mortgage covering that
amount at the Office Of Recorder OF
Deeds James Lore, paying a government
stamp tax of s24.5O on the indenture
The company makes the additional is
sues as it is continuing to extend itE
system The lines to Denton, Easton
Cambridge and Elkton have been alb
sorbed, and the system from lower
Delaware is to be extended into Will
mington about October 1.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
REscuED FRoM pRoWNING.

Snow Hill Md, Aug. 4.-Miss Matte
Johnson and Sidney X. Truitt and
George A. Payne. Of Snow Hill. and
Miss Cullen. of Milford, Del, were cap
sized in sinepuxent bay Wednesday af-
ternoon in water about nine feet deep.
Miss Johnson lost her grasp as the
boat went over. but was seized by Cap
tain Hoek Turpin, who was in charge,
and together with others held to the
side Of the upturned boat for two
hours. Their danger was seen by Mr..
Carl Atwell at the public landing. He
went to the rescue and brought the
party to shore. Mr. Truitt lost his
pocketboot, containing $40 in cash and
some valuable papers.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
EN RoUTE To NoRroLk

About forty marines, In charge of
Sergeant Fisher, of the League Island
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, passed
through this city yesterday on their
way to Norfolk, Va. It has been stated
that they Will do garrison duty there
during the yellow fever scare.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
nrnIEncnnraremenf.

"Ny queen" cxlaimcd her ado4t r.
timidiy, "may ] kiss the royal hanGT'
MY faithful subject" replied ia
young woman. with an air Of one gentle
Gliding him, what is the matter with
the royal lips Cincinnati Enquire :.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
KILLEn az FALLING EARTH.

Chester. Aug. Eugene Saunders,
aged SS. was caught beneath a falling
bank of earth at the Crum Lynne
quarries yesterday and fatally bruised.
Fellow laborers dug him out placed
him on a cart and brought him to this
city. He died soon after being admit
ted to the hospital
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EoVru

Notice e hereby given that Letters
e.-1-,fcl unfo the undersigned. on the 18th
dav 81 July, A. d. 1890 and that an per-
sons having claims against the estate ol
NE deceased must present the ame dui3
r,fore me l8th day Of July. 1900. or abide
lhe Act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided.
HENRIETTA T EMORY.
Administrative.
Address. Controville Maryland.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
NEw cAsTLE REAL EsTATE

FOR sALD.-No. rs South Fifth
treet, New Castle; brick house. slate
roof: seven r0ome and bath; range; hot
and cold water. gns; plastered Summer
kitchen; good cellar; best location iu
city poviy papcred; perfect conditions
immediate Possession, easy terms. Apply
q. w. Edwards Nvening Journal onlce.
Wilmington. or Julian ID. jDnvier. New
Cnsfle Del.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05

A cheap substitute for standard
advertised article may prove to be any
thing but bargain. Be careful to get
what you ask fpE.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
Addrea. Wnmlngton.
sGIsrER's ORDER

REGIsrER's ORDER
Registers Onice,
New Castle County. Del. July -, 1899;
Upon the application Of Henrietta n.
Emory. adminlstratrix OF Mary n. Thigh
man. late Of Centroville. Maryland, De-
ceased, Il IL ordered and directed BY the
Register that the Adminiatratri1
aforesaid give notice q ,a,n,ri grant
tlon Apon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date OF granting there0f, py
cansing advertisements TO be Nosted
withln forty days from the date 9. such
lstters, IN rix OF the most public = aces
OF the county Of Kew Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide Dy
an act OF Assembly IN such case made
and provided; and also cause the same
to- be- inserted within the same period In
the Evening Journal, newspaper pad
iished in Wilmington, Del. and 70 be con-
finued therein three weeks &C.. o. a.
Given under the hand and seai OF
Office OF the Register Aforesaid, at
Wilmington. in New Castle County,
IL. 81 aforesaid. the day and year above
CALVIN W. cRossAN.
Register.
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, nrrTrTOrre DRTNK

crown Hirh Grade Ginger Ale. Bottled
exclusively hv rOoR,0 NOTHING
WORKS 217 W 6th ST. Also Stoeckle's
and LenEers Beers. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
RAILROADS
aUNDAY TRAINa-

M. 12s, s.17, 4o4. 4.44 sos. s.25. SIS. 1901
and I.ss D. m.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05

Frank B. Stats has purchased the
No. S007 Washington street,
from Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
DnLAWARE DIVISION.

ror New Castle. ais, li.Oi a. m, 2.5k.
AZ and SIS p. m. week days.
Tor Lewes, s.1s a. m, AZ D. m. week
FOR Dover. Harrington and Delmar.s1s.
ll.0i a. m, 4.2l, 655 and ll.56 =. m. Sum
DAYS. ti.66 p. m.
For Rehoboih. SIS a. M. 427 =. n
week days. "Rohoboth Special" A25
M. Saturdays only.
For Wyoming and way stations. 2S5 p.
Express Tor cape Charles. Ola Point
Comfort and Norfolk, l1.04 a. m. week
days and li.s6 .. m. daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA.
hOd TliE Wh5r.
$50 a, M. daily Pittsburs, Chicago, Gin
cinnad. Louisville and So. Louis. Din-
Ing Car)
1928 o. m., daily for pittaburg and CHI.
cago. (No coaches to piusbnr2) Linz
tied TO two Buffet parlor Cars.
1920 D. m. daily "Llmitod" Fittsburg,
Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo, Cincinnati.
Louisville and ST. Louis. Dining Carp
1926 p. m. daily Pittsburs and Cleveland.
A30 p. m. daily pittsburg. Chicago Nash-
vile (vla ClnclnnatD Indianapolis and
st. Louis. (Dinirs Car)
ESQ p. m. daily, Pittsburs and Cnicags;
for Toledo, except Saturday.
1885 p. m. daily, Plttsburg, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Cleveland and 81. Louis.
| lLt d. m. daily, Pittsburg and chlcaGot
daily Tor Knoxville VIA 6ncn tndoah
Valley Route. for Cleveland. sxoep,
Saturday.
% Congressional Limited Express. Al
Vcsiibulo parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge
/ (sO Limited Express. vcNibule earlo,
Cars Vestibule Passenger Coaches ant
/ Dining Car No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company wiz
call for and check baggage from hoteR
and residences.
F0r further Information. passengers AZ
referred to The tickot agent at the So
ton.
! j. d. HUTCHINSON. j. R.WOOD.
Gonennl Man. Gen. Pass. AEsat
Evening journal., 1899-08-05
RHaIsTER,s oRDHR.
REGIsrER,s ORDER

AlN|N NIAA = AANifNaAA
Registers Office
New Castle County. Del. April q, 1900
Upon the Application Of James n. Hof-
ftckor.. Jr, and John Savln Hoffccker
o. John ". Slvin. late OF
wilmington hundred, ln said county, de-
ceased it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators afore-
said give notice OF granting %
Letters OF Administration upon
the estate Of me DECEASED,
with the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. ia six OF the most public places
OF the County Of New Castle, requiring
AN persons having demands against the
estate to present the same. OF abide by
AN act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided; and also cause the same 10
be inserted witlin the same period an
the Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, Del, and TO be con-
tinued therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under tho hand and seal OF
office OF the Hcgiater aforesaid, at
Wilmington, In New Castle County
IL. 81 aforesaid, the day and year above
CALVIN ". cRossAN.
Register.
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Notice IL hereby given that Letters
OF Administration were IN due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned on the
2ith day Of April, A. ID. 1893. and that
ali persons having claims against the es-
tate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested. to the said admins
traitors, on or before the Path day OF
April 1900, or abide tho Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
JAAfI1S III. I1OFFHCkElt, JR.i
JOHN SAVIN HOFFBClNEh,i
Admins traitors.
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Evening journal., 1899-08-05

gcheduie Ir ofloot Nay a. lA1l.
An trains illuminated with rintso
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-05
PROMOTERS OF VICE
SENTENCED TO JAIL
DELIVERED IN THE
HOTEL NYMPHIA CASES.
Six Months the Penalty Without the
Option of a Fine, and an Appeal
Is Promptly Taken.

Sentence was pronounced yesterday by
Judge Graham on the directors of the
Twinkling Star Improvement Company
7. P Z. Frey. s. ?. Blumenberg, Emil
Kerleiu and Valentine Kerlein-for letting
houses for immoral purposes in the Hotel
Nymphia.
When the cases We're called Attorney
Dunno for the defendants moved for ar
rest Of judgment and a new trial on stat
utory grounds. but the Judge promptly
denied the motion.
In passing sentence the Judge said;
"The institution known as the Hotel
Nyuphia is q disgrace TO the city and
county, and twelve intelligent jurors who
tried the case have so decided. In the
circumstances I consider IL my duty TO
impose the fun penalty the law allows,
and the judgment Of the court is that
each defendant be sentenced to six
months in the County Jail, without the
option of a fine.
Attorney Dunno at once gave notice Of
appeal, and the Judge fixed the bonds in
$3.50 each. They came prepared with their
bonds. and after they had been inspected
by Attorney John J. Barrett, the special
prosecutor. who pronounced himself salts
fed with them, the Judge accepted them.
Blumenberg and Emil keslein were on
Frey's bonds. The former qualified on
5l4 Pine street and the latter on 4l6 Du-
uOut street. The two keTleirs qualified
On Blumenberg's bonds, Valentine on e07
and q0s Lombard street. Blumenberg and
Emil kerlein qualified for Valentine and
Blumenberg and Valentine kerlein for
Emil, each on the properties mentioned.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-05
PERJURY CHARGED TO
A SAN JOSE ATTORNEY
TAXPAYERS COMMITTEE AFTER
BERT R. HERRINGTON.
He Is Accused Of Falsely Swearing to
His Qualification as a Bonds
man for Ruby Raymond.

D. H. Bryant, a member of the Tax
payers Committee of San Jose. applied TO
Judge Graham yesterday for a warrant
for the arrest Of Bert r. Harrington. ex-
District Attorney of Santa Clara County.
on the charge Of perjury and after the
Judge heard the facts he asked Prose
cutting Attorney Wentworth to meet
Bryant in the afternoon and consult with
him as TO the advsability OF issuing the
warrant.
Bryant bases the charge on the fact that
Harrington, who was one Of the sureties
on the bonds for SO 900 accepted by Judge
TTeadwell August Is for the release Of
the notorious Ruby Raymond of San Jose,
who is now awaiting her trial in the Su-
perior Court, perjured himself in swearing
to the values of the properties on which
he qualified They consisted of a half in
terest in Il2 acres and an absolute interest
IN lS0 acres or land near Paso Robes
Monterey County The value OF the land
was given at $4,000 each parcel be-
ing unincumbered. Bryant declares that
the T12 acres are assessed for S36j0 and are
mOrtgaged to the extent Of $780, while the
$50 acres are assessed for $1,000 and are
mOrtgaged TO the extent of 300 He pro-
duced an affidavit from J. 3. Bennett.
Assessor of Monterey County, to that ef-
feet.
Bryant also alleged that Harrington was
indebted to John Down OF San Jose to
the extent Of $500; to Mrs. Erkson, for
board S177; to Murson & Wright, for ad-
verusing, S23. and that his library was
mortgaged for $3.50 TO Herman UIrich.
The Taxpayers Committee, most of
whom belong to the Good Government
League had sent a letter to District At
torney Murphy asking him TO proceed
against Herrington. but had not received
q reply. The letter was signed by Joseph
Taylor, J. r. Lewis. ]. P. Jarman, ]. r.
Jones. Mitchell Phillips. c. F. Freitage
and T. H. Babb
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-05
A "CYCLONE"
REVINALIST

n 0AKLAND. Oct. 4.-The Union
Methodist revival opened to-
night. and the First Church was
crowded. Enthusiasm has been
aroused in the seven Methodist
churches in this city similar TO that
which attended the great Mills revival
some years ago.
THE cyclone evangelist J. H.
Weber. was in charge OF the revival
and some of his unusual methods
greatly surprised his Oakland audi
ence. In introducing him Rev. DR..
Ollie said that the visitor was very
much in earnest and that if he did
anything that seemed strange no one
need feel afraid. for he had proved
that to turn out finished article
every workman must use his own
means.
Evangelist Weber gave an interest
ing little sketch of his life, showing
that the forty-four years he has lived
have not been very different from
those of many other people In his
young days he quit drinking because
he feared the reformatory. It was
while listening to a Baptist preacher
that he decided to leave the Roman
Catholic faith and join Methodist
church From a local preacher he
graduated into the ministry after
passing four years at a university in
Ohio Two years later he travelled
through Europe and the Holy Land
to fit himself for the work of an evan
gelist. He has held revivals at near
" every large city In the country.
Evangelist Weber will hold services
every evening this week except Satur-
day in DR.. Dille's church.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-05
METHOD|STS To
FIGHT SEATING
Of A MORMON
Many Delegates in An
nual Conference.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
90S Broadway, Oct. l.


.The Pacific annual Conference Of the
Methodist Church South opened this
morning There was large attendance
Of delegates, the following being present
when Bishop w. ". Duncan called the
conference to order:
c. E. Clark, Potter Valley; H. w. Curran.
Milton J. Emery, Chico; w. A. Finley, Made
j. Harmon. Alameda; L. D. Hargis. Ukiah ].
Hedgpeth, Dinubai James Healey, Salinas; J.
Ihdsay hsayy Boonevie aGasafI E E Il s aa
K1P EmFa ss Meh03 fp9 g Gy MsTsdth h M oeS
ton: r. ]. Needham. Wheatland; H. Neate,
Mariposa; A. Odom. Linden; W. P. Andrews.
Acton, Lakeport; c. ". Archer, sutter City;
J. A. Bachelor, Santa Rosa; D. Bauer, San
Hoiiister; r n Biankenship. Gait; W a.
Booher, Mountain View; J.. Bule. Lincoln; i. Z:
c. Black. CloverdaIe; F; NJ station Academy,
W. E. Vaughan sacanento; A. ":
Walters Sonora; r. p. Wilson, ul0 Market
Creek; Guy McHenry, .Yuba City; P. :. Page,
Healdsburg; J. c. Pendergast, Hollister; ". E.
NJ. Parker. Anderson; A. /. Paul. lsleton; J.
". Ray. Eisalia; 5. T Reeve, Orlandi i =.
Renfro' Red Blum; c. B. Riddick. San Fran
selma: r. A Sawrie, La Grande; J. c. Sim
mons. Modesto; J. E. Squires, San Jose; c. Q.
Steele, Woodland
egates were present, the following an
swering 10 the roll:
San Joaquin district-Rev. L. Calitz, H.
Hunsaker. j. J. McMasters.
Colusa districts. V. North, A. Palmer.
D. r. Wilson. 3. Campbell.
After short prayer the conference ad-
journed, after which L. I. Renfro' VINO
pointment Of the following committees:
Public worshlp-C. B. Riddick, ". P. An
drews. James Sutherland
Mernoirs-J. c. simmons.
Fpworth League-w. Acton. G. H. Frazier.
F A Abshire j. J; McMasters, E. H. Nc
Bible cause. r. Sawyer, H. c. Meridith,
D. r. Wilson, H. Hunsaker, ]. c. Hyden. j.
sabbath and teTnperance-W. F Coffin, W A.
whitmore. ". T. Clarke, H. Adams, G. W.
Archer, G. V. Motley.
Taxation OF church property-R. =. Wilson,
J. C Simmons, L. c. Renfro.
District record-C. O. Steel W. E. Phillips.
Conference relations-J J. Needham, A A
Thorn F NJ. Station. E. Il. McWhorter, W. P.
State Of work-D. Bannor. J. E squires, P
T Ramsey W. a. Finslay. J. NJ. Pratt, J.
II Parker.
F. Allen. J. c. simmons. ]. ". Potter, j.
Switzerland, G.. V. Northey.
Board OF mission-W. Z. Vaughan. F. NJ
Station. James Sutherland.
Education-H c. Meredith, J. A. Bachelor
c. NJ. Davenport.
Church extenson-W. Acton, j. A. Batche-
lor, L. A. Green.
The reading of the reports showed that
the conference has made some progress
during the year. The publishing house
showed a total business of $3.50 ,4l6 and has
al present capital of 1902 4SS.
When the actual business was opened
the question of making a formal protest
to Congress against the seating OF Con-
gressrnan-elect Roberts of Utah was
brought UP. There was q unanimous SEN
timent that the conference should go on
record in this matter. and Revs. Emery
Harmon and Squires were appointed a
committee TO formulate the protest.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-05
BAPTISTS HEAR MANY
ENCOURAGING REPORTS

OAKLAND. Oct. 4-The Central Bap-
tist Association resumed its session at
Golden Gate Church to-day. William
Parkhurst LED a devotional service, after
which Rev J. @. Gibson read his report
on the Publication Society, showing that
the Pacific Baptist is a successful bust
ness venture. and is doing much to fur
ther the general interests of the denomi-
nation in Central California.
The address on systematic benefcence
by DR.. James Sunderland outlined very
clearly the great benefits that a church
can derive by knowing just how much
financial support it can depend on from
its various members. and how church
work is seriously hampered by having
to trust TO chance in this important mat
ter.
Revs. c. NJ. Hill and J. NJ Helsley made
short addresses, advocating increased
earnestness IN church work. Rev. C. II.
Hobart made a very interesting report
on the work of Chinese missions. and
Rev j. L. Allen was able to say many
encouraging things regarding the state of
religion in the churches.
This afternoon Rev E. r. Bennett
opened the business of the session, and
DIR. A A Whitney reported much prog
ress in the Sunday schools. Home mis-
sions were treated by DR.. Bennett
who was followed by Rev. Robert Whit
taker with a report on State missions
The Womans Baptist Home Missionary
Society held their exercises this afternoon
strom, Mrs. ]. G. Bush, Miss Ida Egli.
Mrs L. A. Johnson and Mrs. J. NJ Hels-
ley.
Quoted a devotional service which was
followed by doctrinal sermon by Rev.
DR.. E. A. Wood.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-05
OLYMPIA ENTERTAINS.
Insurance Night'at the Club Proves a
ConDlete Success

Insurance night at the Olympic Club
last evening was an unqualified success.
AS an initial and novel venture it won
the support of the members and the en-
thusiastie applause of the guests.
The gymnasium was the scene of the
entertainment and there was not a va
cant seat when the programme of fbe
evening was begun. Three sparring bouts
made up the first part OF the entertain
ment s. Simpson and c. Milward
heayy-weights, mixed things in good prize
ring fashion. After they had gone the
limit p. J. Racconi and J. F. McCarthy
welters. donned the mitts and won the
commentator Of the spectators by their
clever hstic performance. The middle
weights Z. Asst and j. Mcdonald. were
scratched from the programme on ac-
count of the non-appearance of Asst w.
j. Leonard and w. Cole completed the
pugilistic end of the evenings show.
With the boxing completed gymnastics
performers. A perch act by Fista and
a young Filipino was the next act. and
ii was we'll received. Wrestling by Harry
Cobb. J. ]. Phillips. Arthur Bruman and
w. II. King was next in order, and the
spectators had an opportunity to Judge
of Nelson's and all the other holds known
to the art. Then followed a very clever
Filipino performance on the rings by Au-
gustine Fencing by Professor Tronchet
Z. Ortier Paul Serre and G.. Fisher, and
a ladder act by Fista, the Filipino, COM
pleted the performance.
This was the first club night under the
new regime, and it was voted a complete
success in every particular