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Narrop Escape of Cot. Springs,
DWetltng.
About half past one O'Clock
Wednesday morning the alarm of
fire was given and the community
rushed out to find that the res
idence of Col. Springs was on fire,
or had been on fire, for the fire
had been put out before many got
there. When the alarm was given
Col. Springs jumped out of bed
and started to his front door to
locate the fire little dreaming
that it was his own domicile that
was about to go up in ashes and
smoke. When he got into the
hall he discovered that his house
was afire. He rushed out there
and began throwing water upon
the fire and soon several others
got there and in less than five
minutes from the time the alarm
had been given, the fire was out.
Nothing but prompt action could
ever have saved The property, for
everything favored rapid com
bustion, and the flames were
reaching from the ground at the
rear steps almost to the roof, and
they looked exceedingly angry.
But fortunately the fire was al,
on the outside surface except in
some lattice work and window
blinds, and consequently the
prompt action against it was snc-
cessfui.
The fire started from a bucket
OF ashes That the cook oarelessly
left on the steps after taking
then from the stove that evening.
1t was discovered by some par
ties who were returning from a
fish fry at Landsford.
The loss is fully covered by
insurance.
A singular coincidence in con-
nection with this fire is, that
some yeare ago when Mr.. Ii. G.
Mcllwain was living in that house
it was discovered to be afire at
the rear The fire started from a
pan of ashes just as this one did,
and it was discovered by some
parties returning from fish fry
at Landsford, as this was, and
about the same hour in the night.
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Our Chinese Policy.

Washington, July 12.-"On to
Pekin" is the policy adopted by
our government. 1t Is said that
regardless of the issues raised as
to the authenticity of the last
Chinese note our government is
determined not to relax its efforts
to reach Pekiu and get in touch
with Conger, if alive, and to pun
ish the Chinese if he is dead.
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A Good Cough Medicine.

Many thousands have been restored
to health and happiness by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II faf.
fiicted with any throat or lung trou
BILE, give IL a trial for IL is certain to
prove beneficial. Coughs that have
resisted all other treatment for ears,
have yielded To this remedy and per-
feet health been restored. Cases that
emed hopeless, that the climate OF
famous health resorts failed TO bcne-
nc, have been permanently cured by
Its use. For sale by j. Z. Mackey &
Co.
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Notice of COmpetittUe ECdmina-
tiOn for WfmthrOp Scholarships.
The Winthrop competitive ex-
animation, advertised elsewhere,
will be held at Lancaster court
house on July 20, from 8 a. m. to
4 p. m. Miss Paris Neal having
graduated, there is now a vacant
scholarship to be awarded to the
most successful applicant. That
this examination may be perfect
ly fair, all applicants are asked
to. bring a lunch, so it will not
be necessary to leave the court
house till the examination is over.
BY order Of County Board OF
Education. J II. Thompson,
Chairman.
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Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.

al have been in the drug business
for 40 years and have sold most all Of
the proprietary medicines Of any
note. Among the entire list have
never found anything to equal Cham-
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for all stomach and bowel
troubles" says o. w. Wakefield, of
Columbus, Ga. "This remedy cured
two severe cases af cholera morbus in
my family 1 have recommend
ed and sold hundreds of bottles Of it
to my customers Co their entire salts
faction. It affords a quick and sure
cure in pleasant form" For sale by
j. p. Mackey g. Co.
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During last May an infant child cf
our neighbOr was suffering from
chOlera infantum. The doctors had
given up all hopes OF recovery.
took hottie of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Rem edy to the house, telling them
felt sure II would do good if used ac-
cording to directions. In two days
time the child had fully recovered.
The child is now vigorous and heal
thy. | have recommended this remedy Y
frequently and have never known il
TO fail.-Mrs. Curtis Baker. Book wal, :,
ter, Ohio. Sold by J. F. Maokey & Co.
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The Union Meeting.

The union meeting of the
Moriah association will be held
with the Spring Hill Baptist on
July 27, % and 20, beginning al
IL a, m.
Devotional exercises from II
to II 80.
Introductory sermon-orga nj
zation.
l. What relation should the
Christian sustain towards the
civil government9-Rev. r. E.
Small.
2. The objects of church dlsci.
pline--J. T. Black mon.
3. The church at work-Rev.
X. j. Blackmon.
4. Is'the principle of grace in
Christianity at war with the
world 5--Rev. Jabez Ferris,
5. ProhIbition-Rev, Will.
liam Faile.
6-EducatIon-E. b Lingle.
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Born.
July 8, 1900, to Rev. and Mrs.
w. O. Ewart, a son.
July 10, 1900, to Mr.. and Mrs
+. E. Cloud, daughter.
July 10, 1900, to Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. S. Elliott, a daughter.
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Saturday, July IA, 1900.
Short Locals.

Miss Lou Kelly, of West
vile, is the guest of DR.. j. L.
q RutledSe, this week.
Miss Marguerite Hokc, of
York county, is visiting the fam
oily OF Mr.. w. b. knight.
Mrs. Jno. J. Blackmon has
gone to Anderson to visit her
friend, Mrs. w. w. Horne.
The new church of the Ker-
shaw BIptists will be dedicated
Sunday. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. j. III Bold'idge.
The southern and south W est :
ern portions of the. county were
visited by u fine rain Thursday
afternoon. Lancaster got only n
light shower.
AT recent meeting Of the
trustees Of the Antioch school,
Mr.. Ii. III. Rowell was unanimous
ly elected tescher for the next
session to open July Both.
Mrs. j. A. Nisbet and little
daughter Abbie, of Wildwood,
S-Fla.,is visiting at the home of MIR.
Frank Nisbet and other relatives
near Jacksonham.
Moody Langley, the II year
old son Of Mr.. John NJ, Langley
died Thursday evening Ct typhoid
fever at the home "f his father
in the sIeam mill section.
There is lots of grass in many
Of the farms. but others in the
same community are nice and
clean, which shows that the
weather is not altogether to
blame.
like Ingram was in Magistrate
Caskey's court Mnoday charged
, with carrying concealed pistol
to which charge he pleaded gull
ty and got $40 or 80 days. He
took the time.
"A number of the young peo
pie of Lancaster and Riverside
enjoyed a fish fry at Landsford
Tuesday night. y All speak in
!. highest terms of the nice soup
and fish served.
DIR. NJ. 2. Crawford began haul.
ing brick Monday upon his lot
where the McNinch marble yard
stands to build two story build
ing thereon, the first floor to be
used as a store room aud the sec
ond for Offices.
The meetings for the benefit
of the congressional and solicito.
rial candidates in Lancaster coun.
ty will be at Kershaw on Aug
10. Lancaster Aug. 11th aud six
mile Creek church Aug. 18th.
j. +. INSECT, Chm.
For the accommodation ol
. those who desire to go to Char.
|, lesion on the Ramseur Excursion
special car will be left in Ches.
ter, on July 16. This will enable
all those who go from Lancaster
r to remain together during the
entire trip.
Mr.. s. w. Mitchell, of White
Oak, passed through tow n yester
day on his way to the neighb or.
hood of the Rich Hill school
VIII se next session he will teach
beginning Monday. This will be
his second session there, he hav
ing taught that school last year
Mr.. Mitchell is greatly pleased
with our people out there, and
they in turn, are highly pleased
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Maud Said "HeIIO."

Lexington, KY, July 12.-Maud
Matthews, Is years old, who has
been buried alive since Monday
under a hypnotic spell, was dis.
inferred today. Her first word
was Hello"
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The conditions in the iron and
steel trade still continues unfa-
vorable.
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Lydia E. pInkham's yesetsbIs Compound

TSaf the utmost reliance
0an DO placed upon this
great SsseoHols10 Is fssfE-
fled 10 by an army of
grateful women who have
boon h0Iped by n.
Mrs. PSssRrIsRSss, who has
the greatest and most
Ssc00sSfxI experience IN,
tho world 10 qualify her,
will advise you FREQ of
OssaEYe- Her address Is
LYNN Mass. Write to hes,
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In Favor of Mr.. Sh,tte.

In the case of H. Fl. Shute
against the Manchester Fire In,
surance Co., taken up by &. E.
q II. B. Allison, the supreme
court has sent the case back for
a new trial in the circuit court.
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The
y Turin
of Life

hSs 70 n or'SfSoaI period
n" tho Hfs Of eves.y woman
an@ no sssEsfalees should
be made.
Tho ono recognized and
reliable help for women
who as'o approaching and
passing through this
wonderful change Es
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DeWitts Little Early Risers are famous
little pills FOR liver and bowel troubles. Never
grippe Cra Hford Bros. d.N.s
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MalaoiTi6n can find a Judgement IN the avs
tenn while the Liver is ia perfect order DR..
". A. 'Simmons Liver Medicine is the best
Reg ulatoF.
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Notice Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9th day
" OF August, 1900, the undersigned as the
administrator OF the estate OF Mrs M NJ
HARTSELL, deceased, will make final return
and settlement to the Probate Court OF Ian.
caster County, state aforesaid, and apply to
SAID Court FOR a final discharge as such min.
tstratOr j. ID, FUEDERBITRK Admr
July q, 1900 sod
NOTICE is hereby given that on
~ the 18th day of August, 1900, the
undersigned as Executor of the estate
OF Mrs. Amoranda Rowell, deceased,
will file his final return, and male ap-
plication TO the Probate Court for said
county and State for a final discharge
as such Executor.
j. f. ROwELL, Ex'r,
July 7, 1900. I'm.
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SUMMER SHOES

and Slippers are going fast; everybody buys
from us because we save them from 25 cents
to 81 On every pair. We are the people for
shoes as we'll as everything else.
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WILLIE JONES, Chm'n.
u. y. GUNTER, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
CHIEFTAINS And NAME on
NEW TRIBE ARE SELECTED

Hiawatha, No. AZ, is the name by
which the proposed new tribe Of Red
Men win be known. The name and
the officers for the new tribe were Sc
elected at q meeting held lin Red Mems
wigwam last night The following
chiefs were chosen by ballot:
Prophet. the Rev " p. Northrup, OF
Madeley NJ. r. Church; sachem, w. w.
Knowles. law student recently super
mtendent OF public schools OF Sussex
county. and later superintendent OF
public schools OF New Castle county;
senior sycamore, Edwin j. Thomas. car
builder. Pullman Palace Car Company;
Junior sycamore. w. w. Lindsay, clerk
Jessup and Moore's Augustine Mills;
chief of records. Harry A. Casperson,
clerk. freight department p. w g. B.
Railroad Company; keeper Of wan,
pun. j. H. Westcott merchant; cOllec-
tor Of wampum, l.. Harry Johnson,
census enumeratOr.
Adjourned meetings will be held
every evening prior to institution on
Thursday. September 13. Every Sat
urday evening a committee will be
present in the Great Council room tc
receive additional names. TWO hun
dred members at least will be received
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
REHOBOTH DOING WORK
CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS

Rehoboth, Aug. 23.-The proceeds OF
the lawn fete on the grounds Of James
r.. Hooper reached $3.50, which Will go
toward the extension and Improvement
of Scott Methodist Episcopal Church.
The walters at the Baltimore House
gave cakewalk Thursday, and made
a success of 1t.
A musicale under the direction OF
Miss lockwood. a sistcr-in-law Of
Captain Charles ID. Sigbee, was given
at the pavilion Monday evening Tho
proceeds will 50 toward the reduction
Of the debt on All Saints Protestant
Episcopal Church
Mr.. and Mrs Walter G. Burton and
Lieutenant Ralph Burton OF Washing
ton. are al the cottage OF DR.. Hiram
r. Burton on Rehohoth avenue.
Dr. W. Mossick Of Lewes, has pur-
chased a central lot on Rehoboth
avenue and viii build this fall
Thieves broke into the butcher shor
of ~. E Coverdale, on Balumor,
avenue on Tuesday night and stole q
quantity Of meat and provisions
Tho new and handsome clubhous,
| which win be the home OF the Re
hcboth Club. viii be formally opened
and the series OF social festivals be in
augurated Friday, August "a.
Or. W. Messick. w. s. Lynch and T
j. Pyle have been constituted a Doars
Of Health, and are actively pursuing
their duties.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
KENNETT WOMAN ARRESTED
FOR ABUSING her CHILD

Kenneth Square, Aug. 23.--Willlam
Pyle, who was much Frustrated by the
heat during the recent hot weather,
was able to be up town this morning
and attend the Store Box Club.
William p. Mercer, Sr., Of this bor-
olgh, and brother, James Mercer. OF
Longwood. are OF for days fishing
Mrs. Elizabeth WoOdside is spending
a week or so at Wernersville.
Charles s. Swayne and Miss Mar
guerite Vandegrift assisted with the
music at a Christian Dndeayor Rally
at New London on Tuesday evening.
Miss May Turner, OF Altoona, who is
the guest Of Mrs. A. A. Whitehead and
daughter here, is spending a couple OF
days with friends in Philadelphia
Miss Mabel Pyle.Of Lancaster county
has been spending a week at the home
OF her grandfather, William Pyle, OF
Broad street.
Several Of our citizens will attend the
Wooley meeting in West Chester this
evening.
Members of the Childrens Aid Socie-
ty OF this borough have caused the ar
rest OF a woman named Florence Veezy
for abuse OF her child A hearing viii
be held at the Office OF Squire DixOI
this morning.
Twenty-fOur tickets were sold from
this place for TOlchester Beach thi'
morning Among the company wer'
noted Charles Pearson and sister, Miss
Florence. Charles S. Swayne. William
Montgomery and wife, William Swayne
Amos Sharpless. Is. J. Kerns. A. Il
jackson, Warren WollaSton and others
Mrs John Cuncannon. State street
Is off for a trip to Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
TO HAVE NEW SCHOOL ROOM
Fifteen Teachers Want Position In
the smyrna school
Special to the Evening journal.


Smyrna, Aug 23-At the last meet
ing OF the school beard it was decided
TO elect an extra teacher for the High
School, so that Professor Burdette. the
new principal, can give more Of his
time 10 the other seven departments.
The assembly room on the third floor
OF the school building will be fitted up
as the extra department, Misses F'ow-
Ter. Grieves and FAIRIES. the Committee
on School Property. making a layor-
able report
Secretary Fowler now has fifteen APP
plicadous for the position. The citi-
zens OF Smyrna are much pleased with
the recent action OF the board An
extra teacher, or an assistant princi-
pal, has been needed for years, 50 as 20
better facilitate the excellent work
being done by the instructors here.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
COMPLAINTS ABOUT SPEED
OF CHESTER TROLLEY CARS

Chester, Aug. "a.
Many complaints have been made to
the mayor Of Chester OF the speed
maintained by the trolley cars on Sew
cnth street and particularly on the
West end OF the highway, so in view
OF these charges he instructed the
officers on the beats in that part Of
the city to report all trolley crews
who exceeded the limit I'm crossing the
street intersections.
One of the shirt waist cops, with his
rubber coat over his shirt waist, was
standing at Seventh street and Concord
avenue Wednesday afternoon when a
Wilmington car went over the crossing
like a streak OF tho historic creased
pg. The officer said the car was
moving at the rat eOf twenty miles an
hour but at any rate II was g0lng into
fast ror that cop to catch it, SO he re-
ported the facts to the acting chief OF
police Sergeant Leary.
Later IN the day another car went
over the same intersection at the same
fine speed and another crew was re-
ported at the police headquarters.
Word WAS sent TO the Traction Com
panys Office that the mayor would Like
TO see Charles Beeson and George
Kelly, the offending motOrmen, 20 the
men reported yesterday morning at the
hearing.
The testimony of the officer was
taken and the men We're fined S5 each,
but as mOtormen do not get a colossal
salary, the mayor remitted 81 Of the
fine. with a word of caution not 10 Of
fend again.
The complaint Of the people along
the street is that he trolley cars fre-
quently run with as great speed as Is
maintained by the accommodation
trains on the railroad and that the
lives Of children are placed in peril.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
50 IollIngs rrnm Nemnort

0U"TTIT % NC TFOnIUT I0UTnII
Newport Aug. 24--Howard yelling
ton Is spending a few days In Atlantic
City.
John Ford is soIourning In Cape
MAY
Joseph u Watson. Of the Newport
National Bank. who has been spend
ing some weeks in the mountains. win
return home next week
Howord r Wallace Is in Atlantic
Civ ihi week
Airs Annie 3 Cranston and daueh-
ters S'clla Viola and Icuria are In
Atlantic City.
j Coroner A %. Vandever visited
friends in Newport yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
Newport Bank Has Peach Crop
Special 10 the Evening Journal

Newport Aug 24.-In the yard Of
the Newport National Bank is a small
peach tree so heavily laden with fruit
tht il is literally breaking down under
the weight The six largest limbs are
propped up with pieces Of board. The
peaches on the groaning tree are all
large and about ready 10 pluck
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
- An nm io Pnrk

7n1c71I o IN0 EV0nlnE I0uTnaT
New Castle Aug 24.-Cars oi the
Wilmington and New Castle electric
railway are running to Riverside Park.
The FIRST oma since wednesday evening
ran there az c o'clock last evening.
and although rain threatened to fan all
evening, the cars carried many passen.
gcrs. A large crowd OF people "a ok
pocted TO be In the resort tomorrow
night and Sunday, and additional CARS
viii ba put on the line for its cCnven-
ience.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
10 Establish Branch in chester

John Arrowsmith. who represents an
electrical supply company, which has
large stores in Wilmington and Read
ing was in Chester Wednesday look
ing for a store where the company can
conduct a branch Z its business. The
store. If opened. win be one where
sli electrical supplies can be secured
from a door bell to trolley car motor.
The Wilmington store also has steam
heating fixtures and It does quite a
large business with Chester people.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
Is Not ChIc.enIa NIother

Newport. Aug 24-During a recent
argument as TO whether tho hen that
laid the egg or the hen that hatched
the egg was the mother OF the chicken.
George Frederic gave Il out that he
hatchod eggs by means OF an incuha-
tor. but pleads mot guilty 10 heing
the mother OF the chickens.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
nom Norwooa I'M Nj nat

sn0cIHl % lho EVonInF J0urnHL
New Castle, Aug 24.-Followlng VIII
be the batting order OF the Norwood
Baseball Club, which viii play hore to-
morrow afternoon with the local club:
Barker. third base; Slack. first base,
Malone. shortstop: Lord. second base;
Duffy. catcher: Burr. cenirehcld. Hr-
risen. right field; Bonsall, left field.
Jamison, pitcher.
The Norwood team has been defeated
in but three games this season. hence
the prospect cf an interesting game In
Battery Park tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
Gashed Hand with sharp KaiG,

NNecIaI % Ine Evening J0ufn0l
Newport Aug 2A-While using a
sharp pccketknife yesterday morning
S. Marshall Dawson, superintendent OF
the J. A. CranstOn Fertilizer Com
panv gashed cne o. his fingers Tie
wound on MIR. Dawson's hand. while
Painful, is not serious
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
CIrens rent naa charms

tpcCIuI % tho IVonlng JournaI.
Newport. Aug. 24.-John Harris, ma
chinist for the rolling mills, and Ben
iamin Fluharty section boss for the
Pennsylvania railroad, were soen near
the big tent OF the German Medicine
Company's circus which is showing
nightly near the passenger depot II
ie said that the two well-known men
gaezd at the outer walls OF cleaning
canvas. but did not enter the tent
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
Trouhle.ome ToenaIl Remored

special 90 the Evening Journal
Newport Aug. 24.-James Polk
NewpClV's popular blacksmith. who
has been suffering some weeks with
an ingrown too nail. went 10 Whining
ton yesterday and had an operation
performed on the toe He was accom-
panied by C VI Groves.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
RhiLadeIphla I'D Roading RaIIvay
wilmington Dlvision-l

Time table in effect January &C. 1870.
Trains leave Wilmington (f'rench street
gtatfon) for Tismere Junction, Mont
chanin, Winterthur Guyencourt Gran
ogue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction
PocOpson West Chester, Embresviliel
Nortonviiie. Coatesville and intermediate
stations dsily except sunday at l.S g.
fn daily 2i5 and 45J y. N. Sunday only
For Navnasburg Junction, Elverso1
and intermediate stations, daily EXCEPT
Sunday. at 7s5 a. IN, daily -lb and 50
IN. m Sunday only At 500 q. ~
termediate stations. daily, except Sunday,
sunday. at 1855 a. M. daily 2l5 ana lb1
at 55 a ni. and daily 10 D. no. sunday
.only. sos o. 10.
For further Information, passengers are
ferred to tho ueket agent at the sta
tion.
aLecN = WEEKS. Gen Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
Nr. Frederic'e CrabbIng Trip
speelnl to the Evening Journnl.

Newport Aug. 24--August Kreinan,
spent last Wednesday shooting spar
rows for crab bait 10 Is alleged that
George Frederic stole the birds and
went on a successful grabbing trip TO
New Castle. taking his BON. William,
and daughter Alice, With him. Wheth-
er this rs true or not Mr.. Knenan did
not go grabbing, but there soems to
be no bad blood between him and Mr.
Frederic.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
nlyer. ncnnir nrol.en pine

Special 90 the Evening journal
New Castle. Aug 24.-Repairs TO the
nre extinguishing apparatus in the
Tasker Mil which has its inlet In the
river, were made by divers Of the Sib-
lev & Young Company yesterday.
The men foand the job an exceedingly
tedious one and consequently were
kept at work nearly all day on what
would have been a few hours work had
the pipe been out OF water.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
nInnr - pnrinc 80

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
New Castle. Aug 2f.-Peter G. Mad
den. collector Of city and school taxes,
reports unusually large collections. He
has been kept busy every day OF this
month receiving taxes, and when
Council meets he hopes to be able 70
make larger return Of taxes for Ai-
gust than any Of the collectors have
made
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
Improving Mr.. nodger's Homestead

snecIal n ihe EvlnlnE journal.
New Castle. Aug 24.-Extensive im-
prOyements are being made TO tho Rod
gers homestead near this city. Among
the new buildings under course OF con-
etrucum Is a granary, which will be
the most modern building OF lis kind
ia tho state. In the cupola OF the
building is being constructed q vent-
ialng apparatus, the Ike of which has
never been attempted here The Messrs
Rodgers hope TO have the improve
ments finished before September Is.
Evening journal., 1900-08-24
Fiped for Disorder

ln CITY Court This morning William
Cole char ti with disorderiy conduct
by has wife was fined So and costs.
James Saunders and Benjamin Lefevre.
for Sighting on the streets. were each
fined So and costs.