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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
NO DDAL CONsUMMAnED.

The United Power and Transporta-
ton Company, which has recently pur-
chased the WilmHnguo City Railway
Company and the Wilmington Clty
Esecbric Company, lis repoIrted to be af-
ter she Wilmington COal Gas Company.
George S. Capelle, vice7president OF the
Wilmington C-a.l Gas Company, says
that the focal company HAS not been
Sold AMID adds that tlhere has been a
number of promoters after the COM
pany fer a long TIME, but nothing in
the line OF selling the control Of the
stock had been cCnsummated.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.
FRYE, OF CHESTER, Wis
UTFD WILMINGTON YESTERDAY
TO LOOK UP HIS IDENTITY.

Coroner Frye, III Chester. visited
Wilmington yesterday to try and estab-
B.Jh the identify ola young man who
was killed at that place late Saturday
might by baing struck by Ps w. & b.
train.
in one of .hla dead mans pockets
was found Wonderland Theatre tcke'c
amid a picture CT Alhu1d Byrne, of No.
POI BrOcme street, this city.
1t was thought THAT the Byrne boy
might know THE deceased and me and
his father went to Chester yesterday
afternoon. They lOOked at the body,
but could not identify il. MIR. Byrne is
unable to tell how the man secured his
som s photograph.
Investigations by uhe Police Ddpart-
ment lead thle OFFICERS to believe that
THE dead man lis a young man by name
cf DonahOe, who Lives on Lombard
street above Eighth this City, who is
employed in the Wilmington glass
works. He has nit been seen since Sat
dIrday mOon dast- wlhen HE le1t h'ome,
and the description given Of THE dead
man tallies with his appearance. Dona-
hOes rdlaIHTves ihave gone to Chester to
tdunlglfy the remains.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
CAPTAINS ARE cAREuEss.

Captain Anderson. of The Br.tisih
steamship john Bright, wih.dh arriven
at PhladelpIhla ON Saturday from New
York, complains of the carelessness OF
the masters OF sailing vessels which
anchor I'm the Delaware river and bay
at nfghE. He states THAT THE vessdl's
side I5ghts, instead I being dead ah'eali,
are often three pc,mts across tiae bow
tiheueby imperirlng not only The boats
at anchor, but either craft whhh may
be passing mp or down thle river lie
o.alms that Guch cases are OF frequent
occurrence.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
FUNERALS OF TODAY.

WILLIAM LORE CLARKE's BODY
TAKEN TO DOVER FOR BURIAL.
Thomas j. Mellon, Of No. GOO West
street. was buried at Cathedral Cemetery
this morning High mass was said at St.
Peters Pro-Cathedral.'
william Lore Clarke, brother Of Mrs.
Caleb Churchman, of Grubb's Landing,
was buried in Christ Church Cemetery,
Dover. this afternoon. Services were
held at the Churchman home this morn
ing.
At New Cathedral Cemetery this morn
ing the remains of Mrs. Sarah j. Neu-
schel. widow of John Neuschal, of Phila.
.delphia, was buried. Services were held
in Sacred Heart Church.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
DR.. TODD is DEAD.
THE FORMER PASTOR or GRACE
N. (. CHURCH PASSES AWAY.
METHODIST DI-
VINE sUCCUNTBs TO DISEASE AT
TER A LONG ILLNESS HIS LONG
LIFE FULL or GOOD WORK

LIFE FULL or GOOD WORK
Rev. DR.. Todd, pastor Of uhe Graen
slu,t Methodrsa Episcopal Churdh,
Philadelphia, died at lhls hume, No. 1908
Green street, THAT city, ait O'Clock,
yesterday mom.ng. Dr. Todd was one
Of the most prominent members Of the
Illiladcrph.a Conference Of the MethO-
dist Episcopal Church, He had been
IA sufferer from Bgights disease for sew
eral years. so thAt his death was not
unsNpsctddl Five years ago he was
suddsufy tal0-m an while In the pulpit
IofTrinJty Ohmrdh, Fifteenth andNit Yer
non street., Philadelphia. n which Die
was then THE pastor. Since ihat time
he had been gradually Calling.
DR.. Todd was born I'm COxesbury. N
j., in 1885, He unitod with the MethO-
dist Church. in 1858. and he was re-
co.ved ON prcbaticm .in ph.liadelphsa
conference In 1862. In 1868 he entered
Dickinson Colleges. lie graduated In
1866. In 1876 lhe wis electdd first ne.
serve delegate to the General Confer
ence. and appointed fralteIlnal delegate
to the General Conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. pf Canada. III
was appointed pastor OF THE Greol
lSueet Church att the Conference II
March. 1896. Rev. George II. Iloral
was made his assistant He was neap
pointed pastor to the Grean Stree
Church by the Conference last Marcll
Rev. Mr.. LOrah WIS reappOintcd hi
assistant.
Until the beginnlng OF the presen
II n. . D.
pulpit regularly once eveIy Sunday
lSince then his declaue lhad been rapid
For the last two mnths lhe had beef
confined to his bed
Or. Todd was three TIMES pastor O
the Green Street Chnrroh. WhIm h'
lclosed his pastoraIte aIhere I'M Marcl
I 1857, he was Instrumental in wip'r.
out a heavy debt RESTING upon th
lohurth He was twice pastor OF Trim
ity Church, Tifteenth and Mr.. Verne
lstreets. Philadelphia; was pastor O
lGrace Church, this city, and was sev
leral times a Oelegate no the Genera
Couferenoe.
DR.. Todd viii be buried on Wednes
day afterncon at 2 o'clock. Rev. J. {
Il Hughes, presi6mg elder, WITH cundug
the services, which win be held I'm tn
| lGreen Street Church. Gnedn stref
labOye Tenth. Philadelphia. Bisho
!, lCyrus d. Foss will preadh. Rev. j. i
Martsn. PASTOR of Trinity OhHroh, an
Rev. George Loralh will assist I'M oh
|, services. intelment Will he made
= West Laurel Hln Cemetery
Yestmday aftennolcn the trustees
I Grace NJ. e. Church, i'm This city, mi
and appointed a committee compose
OF job III. jackson, Henry ~. Pickle
and +. W. flcisler to adept sufta'b
resoluticns or THE DEATH OF Dr. Tod
On Wednesday aftdrnoon the truste'
I OF Grace Church viii atterid the n
nenal I'M a body.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
.HAINES HAS RESIGNED
New Head for the Ferris
Industrial School.
MASSACHUSETTS MAN SECURED

FOUR OF THE OLD STAFF RETIRE
WITH THEIR CHIEF. AND SUPER
INTENDpNT MEsERvE BRINGS
HIS STAFF WITH HIM
on Thursday the Ferris Industrial
School will pass into new administrative
hands.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Il. Haines. superin-
tendent and matron, respectively; VII
liam Reynolds Mister OF Division A.
Mrs William Reynolds. kitchen matron
Frank J. Gould. master OF Division B.
and Mrs. Frank J. Gould. seamstress and
laundress. have resigned. The board OF
managers has accepted their designations
and selected their successors, who are:
Albert $. Meserve. superintendent: Mrs.
Meserve. matron; Arthur l.. Flint. mas
ter Of Division A; Mrs. Flint. kitchen
matron; Thomas E. Pnlngs. master Of
Division b; Mrs. Pnllngs, seamstrcss and
laundress.
They are ail from The Lyman School
FOR Boys. at Westborough, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint came last Thursday
and entered upon the duties rennquished
by Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs.
Meserve and daughter arrived yesterday.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pinngs will arrive on
Thursday. when the now superintendent
Will take charge.
Superintendent Hainos and his wife
have been IN charge OF the school for ten
years. They leave OF their own accord,
and the board OF managers sincerely re-
gret their departure.
Superintendent Meserve has been mas
ter CT Bowlder Cottage and Mr.. Flint oa-
sstant farmer at the Lyman School Mrs.
Mescrve served as matron at the cottage.
Before their departure for Delaware
they were given a surprise party by their
many friends at westborough.
Mrs. Flint Is a bride. The night before
her departure for Wilmington she was
Miss Annie Wilson, matron in the Indus
trial School for Girls at Lancaster, Pa
The wedding. was at the Wilson home
in Lancaster.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
ANNULMENT RECOMMENDED.

SUIT NOW ON TO RECOVER AN
AMOUNT ALLEGED no BE DUE.
In Superior Court this morning jury
was drawn to try the case Of ]. d. Ella
son & Son, of Philadelphia, VS.. Thomas
Stewart & CO. The amount cf money In
voived is S9s4.i2 on book account. Hof'
fcckcr & IIonecker represented the plain
tin and j. Frank Ball the defendant.
Arthur c. Spruance made return a'
commissioner in the case OF Driscol VS.
Driscon. an action for annul
ment of marriage. Christopher i
Ward represented the plaintiff. fubliea'
lion was ordered, ana it was found thar
the commissioner recommended annul
ment This Is the first case Of the kim
in the annals Of the Delaware courts.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
roRMER wILMINGroNIAN DEAD

David T. Buzby died at 1.3O Saturday
evening ait his hlme southwest CORNER
of Eager and Sla Paul ehnaets, BaJli-
mere He WAS this senior msmber OF
the firm OF ID. T. Buzby q Co, conn
mission merchants, No 406 ExoIhanse
place. White hls Iheactlh had not been
good fer about a year, his wals only con-
fined to lhls bed silk days rr.CT tl1 his
death Mr. Buzby was in the 6lst year
cf HIS age He was the SON of Samuel
Buzby, OF Wilmington, where he was
borA When a young man HE went 10
Baltimore.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
FAY STATE GAS CASE.

A hearing in the case of Edwards ct
al. VS.. the Bay State Gas Company will
take place to-day in Philadelphia, when
both Commissioner Hanson, Of that city,
and Commissioner Smith. OF Wilmington,
will take testimony. The hearing is held
in Philadelphia in order that any ques-
lions arising as to witnesses shall testify
may be submitted to Judge Dallas at
once for decision.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
WAsHINGTON ENGlNE HOME.

The Washington Steam Fire Engine
Company's steamer has arrived home.
sai 3 now at the house cf tlhe Phoenix
FIRE Company. The engine haE been
away for the past three months under-
going extensive repairs. It nuw pre-
galts a fin1 appearance having baen
replated and pa.nteld It arriv5d In ,lhis
city late Saturday might and was taken
10 the Phoenix fchse Sometime during
yesterday, where IL viii lemain until
the house is complslted. after which K
Is expected the Phoenix Company will
have THE honor Of housing it,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
JUNIOR AUXILIARY ANNIVERSARY

The anniversary of the Junior Aux
a.iary Of the Diocese CT Delaware was
hdld ON Saturday in st. Andrews
Church. Delegates were present from
ahe various olty churches. The first
addIuess was made by Bishlop Coleman,
in which he congratulated uhe dhildnen
Gin what they had accomplished DIR.
W. H.. Battn and DR.. T. G.. Libtdll
also made addresses Beside the CLERGY
mlen alneady mentioned, thene were
also present Rev. Ardhdeacon Hail,
Rev Dr. Jeffeuis. Rev j. leighton Nc
Kim. Rev. e. K Miller. Rev. X. j.
Hammond and Rev. II. w Cunning
haml
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
WOOD PULLEYS.
One 80 In; 6ik in. face; "a in. bore.
One 1S in; z IN. face; "a In. bore.
IRON PULLEYS.
One Is In; In. face; 1%t in. bore.
One Is in; In. face; tx In. bore.
Two 9A in; 21z In. face; IL In. bore.
one 10 in; slk in. face; rs In. bore
One OK in; "a in. face; in. bore.
une s In; 81 In face; l% In. bore.
One In; in. face; ia In. bore.
One 16 in; 6 in. face; "a in. bore.
one in; 3 In. face; ~ In. bore.
HANGERS, ETC.
t,air 20 inch; "a inch bore.
Pair 10 inch; ~ inch bore.
Pair 10 inch; IL inch bore.
six blocks for hangers.
-Four sets oil cups.
Sixty-six wood screws and bolts.
SHAFTING.
Six feet, 2h inch.
Six feet, ~ inch.
Five feet inch, 1A inch.
Four and a-half feet, l% inch.
Shaft coupling. IL inch bore.
One shifter, with tight and loose pulley
Tor platen press.
Half dozen wooden double stands.
Dozen pairs cases.
All will be sold cheap.
EvENIEc JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
NEW orFIcE BUILDING.

Charles Cleland. manager of THE
Cold Spring Tee and Coal Company,
has purchased the property at the
southeast corner OF Seventh and Tat
nafl streets. where the company viii
enect uheig main office. THE property
wEis formor,y owned and occupied by
John Harkins and was purchased by
Mr. Cleland on Friday last The new
structure VIII be three story build
dng.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The members OF the Alumnae Assoc
citation Of the High School Will meet at
No. S33 Tatnall stree, on Thursday even
ing.
The Pullman shops viii close to-mor-
row. a being Decoration Day.
The vestibule parlor car, Mildred. left
the local Pullman shops to-day after be-
ing thoroughly 0veihauled.
Register OF Wi'ls Crossan has grant
ed letters or administration on the estate
of George Milton PfrOmm. late Of Bran
dywlne hundred. to Magistrate Lewis
Pfromm.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
AN INTERESTING PAPER.
lUP-TO-DATE JOURNALISM HAS
REACHED FAlRlAWlAlY MANILA

Frank Massey, of the Pusey and
Jcles Company, has in his possession
copy of the Freedom, a tri-weekly
papsr OF eight pages, published ait
Manila.
The prcpIle5crs are two young Amer
a-ars, Dcn O. w. Musser, who is edi-
tor, anil c. III. Fulaer, business man
agier Beth are friends of Mr. Massey.
Thh paper lis newsy and up4tO4date,
shl wl ng ehat THE propr.etcrs are ex-
peTienoed newspaper men. 10 covers a
large territory and gives an the news
CT thh war; It's editorial columns agi-
tates the many naedet improvements
in Manila.
The paper is published in English.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
WnJJ PICNIC an sHELLPOT.

The Sunday sdhicol Of Jh.e Fifth Bap-
tllsh Churoh. Of Pihf'adelrhia, viii pic
nIc Tomorrow at SlheIlpot Park. The
sdhc0cl VIVA arrive in Ehis city ON the
Steamer Pramldywlne about $50 o'oJndk,
and will he met at THE wharf by cars
for Sheflpot. They will spend the day
ami neturn home leaving here at 1
o'clOck.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
PlErITDoN DENIED.

Ju1se Eralford, I'm United States
Court this morning, denied the p,El-
tlon OF Victor G. Bloede praying for
AM ordlr granting THAT certain books
AND papers of tine John bancroft and
Sims Company lbe examined prior Ia
thla oar,ug or Aae case Of Blodde VS.
Bancroft & Co for trial. The court
inalmnted however, that IL the petir
tion was drawn in different form the
app,ication mlglJ be granted.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
MEMORIALS TO CoUNTRY's He
ROES.

Rev. r. b. Cook, at Calvary Church.
Fourth and French streets, last night
spoke en- Memorials TO THE COuntry's IS
Heroes" He tod of MANY interesting
incidents whtdh came under his notice
Whale he was a student at Washington
during THE administration OF President
lincoln
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
rNvIrArroINs no sCUIProRs.

Howell 5. England, secretary Of the
Bayard Memorial Association, is sending
out to the leading sculptors Of the coun-
try. letters inviting them 10 furnish de-
signs for the proposed $4,000 monument
to be erected in honor Of Former Ambas-
sador Thomas f. Bayard. 1t will be some
days before he will receive any replies.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
INorTEsr To-MoRRoM.

Coroner Vandever has sworn in a
jury and viewed The uemains OF Daniel
O'COnn6nl who was kansd by falling
from a train ait Third and .Ralllnoad
avenus Saturday might. An inquest VIII
be held to-mlcrrow might
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HOWELL S. ENGLAND, Attorney-at-
Law, has removed his Office TO 2Oz bqule-
able Building.
LADIESl Chichester's English Penny
rovaI pills Diamond Brand) are the best
Sefe reliable. Take no other. Send &C.
stamps for particulars. RELIEF for
Ladies'" In letter by return mali. AT
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co..
Philadelphia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
HEARING TODAY.

The case OF trespass pnefeued by
10. Mal.n against eight EN-
ployes OF the Wilmington City R0ilway
Company will oOme up befcra Magis-
trate Kelley at O'Clock this afternoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
nWn InTS SOIn-

But two of THE Gordon Heights loes
were sold ON Saturday afternoon. One
was sc,d to Wadiam Push at s3.75 a
foat and the either 10 Thomas Card
we'll for s. a foot
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29

A slight blaze occurred at i.25 o'clock
yesterday dn an outbullding In the
rear OF No. 1908 Madison street. Officer
Gnling extinguished the flames. No
damage was done.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
CONTRACT FOR A SEA WALL.

NVlFIINlANA TVft = s7F1-N NAIlII.
The Delaware Construction Company
has secured n government contract to
build a sea wall around the lighthouse at
Sea Isle City, n. J. Work WIN be begun
IN short time.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29

THE MAN WITHOUT "A COUNTRY" >"
city Solicitor II. c. Conrad viii read
"The Man without a Country" before
Washington Lodge. No l, X OF r.. this
evening. ,Ienbrs q. several Of the
other lodges IN The city are expected
to lie present Ito hIaar him.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
REAL ESTATE.
NOTICES.

NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Brandywine Springs
Railway Company will be held at the
companv's office. on Tuesday, June g. at
3 nm. l.. II. BALL, Secretary.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
UNION VETERAN LEGION.
HELD MEMORIAL SERVICES IN
H1ANCAlMPMENT NO. "a ROOMS
SATURDAY NIGHT.

Uneon Veteran Legion, Encampment
No "a, held memorial services Satur-
day night for Charles Greer, Wt,liam
w Porter, Daniel H. Hayman and
Jacob BampluIgh, who died during the
year.
Addresses were made by Moses Bu,-
lock Daniel Ross, Phtlip Layman and
City Solicitor Henry G. Conrad. Mr..
Conrad made the principal address OF
the evening. and spoke of THE war just
passed, as we'll as of THE civil war. W.
r. Reilly gave a patrb-tic recitation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
MISS WILSON VERY SICK
NEW CASTLE JAIL OFFICIALS
FElAR THAT SHE MAY DIE.

FEAR THAT SHE MAY DllS
Elina Wilson, who lis held i'm New
Castle Jail as the chief witness in the
case OF MCnltylaoO "a. Cole, the Uni-
yersity of Pennsylvania studlenlt,
charged with kilEihg w. IA. Montague
with a baseball bat, is i'm a serious con-
ditiom, and the Jail officials fear she
MAY die. I'm answer to a2l questions
THAT might throw light upon her past
life She says: Il ann alone i'm the
world
Cole spends must of his time lying
on lhis cot, and seldom says anything
to his cell mate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29

Pianos, s., Sc and s. monthly. Ludwig
e Co., 515 Shipley street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-29
TWFLFrH YEAR
HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-A white girl for cook. APP
ply MRS. WARREN BULLEN. 222 West
street.
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While playing on the dock Sunday after
noon little James Adars~. who, with hs
mother II ssapping az Hotel Baker. lost
his balance and fell into the Sound HE
would have heen drnwnea bad he rot
BEEN rescued ny Roy Pike ara Gaia RAN
DALI. twn Boys. m.usAers 81 she camping
narty NJ Camp Content"
A merry party 81 young people az the
Narfh Seattle fsApffss church carnr over on
thr Yacht lssvtta ard spent the day IN
attendance uron the services, nv. ana
Mrs blackburn went over 70 Burton in
a rowioat and spent few hours At the
children heHAL
Proarawme for Ta~sSay.
SIS 10 sss~Devetisnal meeting.
$50 10 sss-ssMaantsim Peaks tn jewssh
HlBsseFy" Prof q. =. jones
s.w 70 Ya:%-~Joarnsys 10 TIRE Life CT
9-ssrwt- Rev. CsecrEs r. Sarrsy.
isn IL iisis-~Tns Church IN the First
Three sssntart~s- Dr, A. blackburn.
II &c "a Model Testimony Meeting"
III. &. Ewing.
t,Aris,san En<seayor programme:
e@w eiessrs response w w. Clark. adj
dress REV " ~ a. Temple. seattle.
rs ~ s~ts<assg S@Fssce.
ia a-Aatvesa Rev. ". F. TAssar. D.
u Dayton. Ohio
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pointed out BY members Of the local com.
fnittee. and the visitors evineed q lively
interest in everything they saw. from
the distant hills to the flowers along the
margin OF the lake.
The steamer rounded TO at Madison park.
In the pavilion reception had been ar
ranged. The exerctsra were presided 0ysr
Jointly By Col r. r. Edsen. president OF
the Seattle Lederkran1. aud President
Weinacht. OF the Arfon society. Prof. N.
Schmitt. Of the general committee. intro
duced Col. Edsen who delivered an adj
dress Of welcome He referred to the har-
monsous feeling between the Germans OF he
East and those Of the West. claiming that
OF all foreigners the Germans make the
best American citixena being thrifty, In
dusfrtous. moral. and above all thorough
~ loyal 70 the Ssars and Stripes. while
We think" said he. with love Of our
mother country. our hnt thought Is az
making good American citizens. He
pointed out the fact that the United
States army rolls, both during the civil
war ard in that now In pro9ress in the
Philippines. have been literally sprinkied
With German uAmes. and thai the body
Of German Americans today are willing %
enlist for the prosecution os the war In
the Orient. mentioning that he himself had
offered his services
lie expressed tia wish that the present
visit might hslp to make the Germans Of
the Eastern states better acquainted with
the West. pointing out the fact that there
are yet thousands of acres Of land in
this section Of the country awaiting colon-
ration
In badd,ns the visitors welcome Col Ed
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vtsttore were s-recicd was the yesier way
cable line. on which cars were taken for
ride to the lake. As the cars climbed fha
heights EXPLANATIONS of Picard surprise
burst from the spectators as they looked
out over the wide reach Of the city and
realised more fully It's magnificent situa-
ton. Upon reaching the terminus Of the
line and snjoyinK glimpse Of Leschi park
the entire party. accompanied By Wng-
neTe band. embarked on the steamer L.
r, Haas TO which q stout barge had been
dashed. for an open air ride around the
lake.
THIS portion Of the programme seemed
to delight the visitors beyond express
sscn. The long ride across the continent,
broken by only one or two rests, had be-
come tediouA even amid the Injuries Of
Pullman train. and the cool breexe and
calm beauty Of the lake were last caicu-
lated to refre~h the travellers aud put them
In The best os trim for the rest Of the days
datrgs Refreshments were served on the
barge, "a the little steamer made the tour
OF the lake.
II wAe merry party. and A. the Haas
rounded point after point. merry voices
ana laughter rang cut over the calm wa
ter. There was singing and such sinwsng
ms the waters Of Lake Washington have
seldom heard. Fer there are twenty-five
voeaiists in the Aston party each OF whom
might easily command q salary On the
stage And wasnerss hand Was there.
The lake voyage. which extended a. far
a. union bay. was thoroughly enjosahae.
Various objects Of interest. such "a The
route Of The Lake washangton canal. were
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NATHAN xnoxxAsS ARRESTED.
wealthy Ce@mtsatea Man Aeessea
Of Atteapted Wlf~-Narder.

SEw YORK. Aux AIRS. Annie Kr0a-
mann was faani hy A~r husband In hsf
Ao-ns on EsgAth avsna<. t0nlaet. ancan-
hack es h~r head Beside Der on The aoor
lay haosy Ratchet IRE Sat VAS In tssr-
ysrs order. ant Mrs. KsunGsnn's fewekry
valae3 a. several Ihoasart sfaEazs. ha9
rot h<4r disturbed There Wss 10 ssf-
tencss ~ 4 struggle. TIE woman asG sss-
IDENTITY h~wn struck Town while sssaxsng
skrcarh the private halfway Mrs. krun~
ruanr vas removed 30 the hospital sn1
a. fe 4 late aossr has NOT ssgstss1 cen.
srsesz~u<xs Nathan Krcnnsarn - 4 weas-
sAy frat commission merchant
Krerwss-n vas permitted 20 ysxss Reese
seft hFsxrlsai srnsxhx AfsssssrA he sas
asked ~ TIE r~ass~e SO 50 10 sAe we~s -hsr-
sys.~vsash street stxtian he wa& Insntm-
81 that - was ret under exreas. boa that
- uas ''nsEaky Sesaxne1S 70 pexScoo