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Evening journal., 1901-06-06

One of the brilliant social functions
OF the season was the reception given
last evening by the members Of Santa
Maria Council, Knights of Columbus, TO
their women friends in the handsome
ly appointed clubhouse at Tenth and
King streets. This organization en-
braces within its membership many of
our leading professional and business
men, and II has made wonderful
strides in membership and influence
since It's organization a few years
ago We predict that the time is not
far distant when 1t will be the owner
OF one of the handsomest clubhouses in
the city.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

British yachtsmen cannot lift the
Americas cup, but American horsemen
are lifting some big prizes ON the Brit
ish turf William c. Whitney's horse
Volodyodski yesterday won the race for
the Derby stakes Of 5000 sovereigns at
EPSON. with twenty-five horses in the
field, and the betting to against the
winner. The blue ribbon thus obtained
is the proudest trophy in the turf
world, and it will be brought home by
Mr.. Whitney and added to many other
trophies won by his horses on this sid,
OF the Atlantic
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
TRUSTEES OF INSANE MEET
Decided TO Remodel the LaboratorO
ana Surgical Room

In Farnhurst this morning the quarterly
meeting of the Trustees for the Insane
was held and considerable business of i'm
portance was transacted.
The report of DR.. Hancker showed
the number of inmates to be 3O5. 1873 OF
whom are males and 123 females. The
number Of deaths during the month was
Is; discharges, 9.
Dr. II. r. Burton. who was appointed
by Governor John HUM to succeed Dr.
w. p Orr sat for the first time this
morning, and was named on all commit
tees OF which Dr. Orr was a member. The
old board Of officers was reelected
The directors decided to apply the legacy
of $1,000 left to the institution by Eliza
Wade, former inmate. to the remodeling
.of the laboratory and surgical room
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
oommendabIe Promptness

With commendable promptness The
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York paid the executors of the
Rev William Marshall. Of Bandywine
Springs, the sum of s6.53S in fun set.
clement for two policies which Mr.
Marshall held in the company.
A check for the amount was forward.
ed the same day that the home offic,
received proof of death. It is jus
such promptness on the part Of Tn,
Mutual Life that has made II what II /.
Just Little Bit Better than an,
other company.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

elected archdeacon OF Dover; Crawford
Stevens. secretary, and William Denney,
treasurer.
The Rev George c. Hail. d. D.. was
elected archdeacon Of Wilmington; George
A. Elliott was elected secretary, and ].
Macklin. treasurer.
The Sanding Committee organized last
evening by electing the Rev. IL. Ashton
Henry president, and the Rev. X J. Ham,
mond, secretary.
The next annual meeting of the diocese
of Delaware viii be held in New Castle
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
MIR. MADDEN Is COLLECTOR
New Castle Council Re-eIects Him TO
the ONCE
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle. June Getty Council met
in special session last evening. The new
assessment Of Lewis Duncans was pre-
scented, but no action taken. 1t shows an
increase of 100000, much OF which
amount is on manufacturing establish
ments OF the city which have not been
operated of late.
Peter G. Madden was reelected city tax
collector.
Edward w Allen, agent and master of
the schooner Dreadnot. has brought suit
in Magistrate Bradley's court. in Will
mington, against Lewis II. Duncan. to re-
cover 500, which he alleges is due for
goods sold and delivered. hearing Is to
take place next Wednesday. The plain
tin alleges that Mr.. Duncan owes him a
balance on an ice deal. while It is claimed
on behalf Of Mr.. Duncan that he paid for
all he received.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
READY FOR COMMENCEMENT
100 Students to be Graduated From
GoIdey College Tonight

Preparations have been completed scr
the nftesi h annual cominc.cc;lrnt OF
Goldey College in the Opera House to-
night Governor HUM, who viii preside
arrived in the city to-day, accompanied
by Mrs. HUM and Miss Alice Hum and
will be the guests Of Professor and Mrs.
Goldey at the Clayton House.
This evening Mrs. HUM and Miss Hum
will occupy one of the boxes at the COM
mencement. Chief Justice Lore. Russell
II. Conwell and other prominent people
will be present The graduates number
120.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
MONEY ON MILLER'S BODY
For Return of Escaped Murderer
Sheriff VIII Pay Well

Sheriff Mcdaniel to-day announced thar
"a reward of S25 would be paid for the ar
rest Of Dan Miller, the negro murderer,
who escaped from the county Jail in New
Castle on Monday Detailed descriptions
of Miller have been sent to the police au-
thorities of the East and other Efforts
made to apprehend him.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
Cameron Maxwell

Miss Margaret Beatrice Alexander and
Asa S. Taylor viii be married this even
ing in their future home, No. 1900 West
FIFTH street.
Miss Edna w. Maxwell and James w.
Cameron. of Sharon, Pa, were married
last evening at o'clock in the home OF
the bride, No. 607 Van Buren, street by
.he Rev. r. H. Adams. Miss Anna Dent
acted as maid of honor and Charles II
Smith was best man. The ushers were J..
II Rudolph and John Patterson
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Thomas White and William
Hills, charged with stealing &
watch, were dismissed in City Court ]
night.
The Washington Shemical eng
extinguished a slight blaze in
freight warehouse Of the p. W. &
Railroad Company early this morni
-Eden Lodge, /. o. o. f., will pa
fraternal visit to l.eiperville Lodge
Chester. Pa, this evening.
THE Phoenix chemical put OIL
small fire in the establishment of
liam Palmer. in Court street. yester
afternoon.
Beatrice Bourbon was held IN a
peace bond by Magistrate Bradley
night.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
Wanted in Three States

Norristown, June 6.-George Welsh ri
Chester Gillen yesterday were convict
OF stealing brass journals from the Pen
sylvania Railroad Company, and we
turned over to the Delaware authoritis
Welsh escaped from New Castle Jail WI
awaiting trial on the charge of latcer
The two men were also wanted in NJ
Jersey for larceny.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
PHILADELPHIA FIRM
OF ROBIN@NS' FAILS

Philadelphia June 6.-John Norris
Robinson, OF the firm of Robinson d
Co. stock brokers. at No. l20 Drexel
Building. announced the suspension OF
the firm yesterday Liabilities were
said 20 be about $4,000 and the assets
less than $1,000. The firm has been
carrying on business for about two
years. The other member WIS II. c.
Robinson. the father. Both reside IN
Wilmington. whore they now are.
John Norris Robinson was befor,
Magistrate Jermon on Tuesday
charged by Walter n. Yeatman o
KenneN Square. with embezzlement
The prosecution was said 90 be the out
come of a stock transaction. The mag
istrate continued the case under ad
yisement until June IL.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
RECEIVERS DISCHARGED
Old Walton and Whann CompAn,
PAID Creditors 100000

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday afternoon, Judge Gray discharged
James =. Winchester and Francis n.
Buck as receivers Of the Walton and
Whann Company. The business affairs Of
the company were brought before the
court in 1893, since which time the re.
ceivers distributed about 100000 among
the company's creditors. Out Of the SSl,.
600 now in hand, Judge Gray ordered thai
interested counsels' claims be allowed
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
Lloyd-Po ter

Emlen Bullock Lloyd, of this city. and
Miss Lydia b. Porter were married in the
NJ. e. Church in Elkton, last night. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev r.
X. Stephenson. Among the Wilmington
guests present were Archie Connell, who
was enc Of the ushers
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
Pretty Newark Wedding
sneclal io the Evenlnr Innrnal.

Speclal 70 the Evening Journal
Newark. June 6-John G. Weiderman.
of Wilmington, formerly of this town. and
Miss Hester Knight were married at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Grow, on
Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Mr.. Otis.
pastor Of the NJ. f. Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woldeman. after the ceremony. left on a
wedding trip TO the Pan-American Expo
sition, at Buffalo, and other points. They
will reside In Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

Andrew Carnegie left Scotland a poor
boy worked his way up in the world.
became a big man in the Industrial and
financial field. went back to Scotland
bought SkibO Castle. returned to Amer
lea, and recently retired from active
business with many millions Of dollars
TO his credit, which he is disposing OF
in manner which brings him no end
Of praise and the world no end Of bene-
ht But. with it all. we do not believe
that he has any knowledge OF the in
ner workings and secret intentions oil
the several governments of Continental
Europe which he can advance to sup
port his bold prediction that the timl
is coming when they viii combine [;
crush Great Britain. and when TIL
United States viii step in and com
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
Cain-Iump

Dover. June 6-secretary OF the Senate
Henry e. Cain and Miss Emma Pretty
man Jump, both Of Dover, were married
in the home Of the brides sister, Mrs
Aaron n. Marshall yesterday afternoon
by the Rev Caleb H. Rodney, Of Broom
hall. Pa. The ceremony was a very quiet
one owing to illness in the brides family
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
ReIIabIe Groceries At Irnoh.s

Pure vinegar. 15c. to 25c. gallon. Mi
ed or unmixed tea, 35c. Id. Coffe.
fresh roasted, 15c. to 25c. Id. Tom
toes, &c. to Sc. can. Shoe Peg Corn.
can. Cheapest and best stores in {
city for cash buyers Trading STAN
Stores. N. w. Cor. Madison and F0m
streets, S. w. Cor. King and Eigh
streets. Delmarvia phones.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
Knights Receive Women Friends

Wives and women friends Of the mem
bcrs OF Santa Maria Council, Knights Of
Columbus, were guests at "a reception
given in the clubhouse last evening. II
was "a delightful social event. The house
was brilliantly lighted and beautifully
decorated. Following a season Of Informal
sociability, the guests danced, the music
being furnished by the Opera House Or
chestra, Supper was served aftcrward on
the piazza.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

One by one the straws OF hope tC
which the Democratic City Council
has been clinging to save itself from
being drowned in a sea OF debt are sink
ing, and when the annual financial
statement is rendered TO the taxpayers
it will show large deficit, which al
ready has resulted in an increased tax
rate. and which will end in another is
sue Of bonds for coming generationst q,
pay.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

the central valleys. Forecast; Show
crs and cooler today and tomorrow,
with probably thunder storms today;
fresh to brisk southerly winds.
Sunrise, 1872; sunset 1925; length
of day, 14h., 53m.; moon rises, 1881 D
m; moon sets. S:3o a. m.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
Judge Fined Two I'rlsoners

In the City Court this morning Judge
Churchman fined Herman Ray So anil
costs ON the charge of assault. and bat
terry. James Grady was fined - and cGsts
for being a vagrant.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

The North China Daily News learns
that an imperial decree has been is
sued commanding special examinations
or candidates for appointments in the
proposed reform Of the government
and abolishing the custom OF sending
an annual tribute to the court, ex-
cept tea and medicines.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
law students Give Instructor Cane

John T. Neary, John Brady, Edwin S.
Hellings, Allen S. Clement, Sylvester
ID. Townsend Jr., and George r.
Townsend, Wilmington members OF
the law class of the u. of Pa, which
is being instructed by Victor B. Wool
ley, have presented to him a gold
headed cane.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

wright. pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
The floral decorations were pretty. Mr.
and AIRS. Outten left ON the early morning
train for tour. including the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition They will reside in the
IOutton homestead on their return
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
saengerbund viii Plcn,c

At a meeting OF the Delaware saenge
bund, held I'm German Hall last cvenin
it was decided that the society shou
have a picnic instead Of an excursio
Later in the season a Summer nigh. fe
tival VIII be held
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
0utten- -Poynter
Special 10 the Evening journal.

Speclal % the Evening journal.
Lewes, June 6.-The marriage OF Linford
Outten and Miss Mary Poynter, both of
Lrwes. occurred at 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning in the home OF the brides father,
Pilot George W. Poynter. The ceremony
was performed b. the Rev. T.. c. VAIN
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

General Funston has reached the
pinnacle OF fame. Composers are dedi-
eating their music to him, and the only
cloud in the heavens is the threat that
the Anti-Imperialist League will retail
ate by hiring sousa to write a fetchinr
march and dedicate II 10 Aguinaldo.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
LuscIous CherrIes Are Here

In the office Of J. jackson Peirce this
morning was displayed a bunch OF cher
ries grown in the yard of Mrs. Louis Jor-
dan, of No 6O7 Washington street. They
are the first of the season.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
New Pres,dent On Insnec,ion

President Loree, Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, is on his first Off
ciai inspection. He is accompanied by
John X. Cowen, and General Manager
George L. Potter.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

Mississippi val.
leys, asd the rain
are a extended
over the Ohio val
ley and the west
ern lake region
Local rains alss
occurred in area
IN the southern
states. The TEN
perature has fall
en- generally il
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

Tom johnson Is endeavoring to cor.
rect so many alleged public abuses
that his scattered energy is losing nine
tenths Of it's effectiveness.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
OI,y Erpeots Adams Tax

City Council is counting on receiv-
ng at least $4,000 of the money col
ected under the Adams law. which
will be received by the county in the
lear future.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
one Armed Beggar Arrested

Samuel Johnson, coiored, was ar
rested by Officer Gilling ou the charge
of begging and drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

Emperor William says some unwise
and indiscreet things, but thus far no
body in Europe has had the temerity
to attempt to put bride On his
tongue.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

Look for the story Of what passed be
fore the tortured vision Of Mica, th'
Mischievous Microbe.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06
The Weather and the Almanac.

Local rains continued yesterday in
the states Of the Missouri and upper
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

The George f. King Press, Printi
100 West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

Wedding bells are working overtime
in this merry month of June.
Evening journal., 1901-06-06

Ice cream. all aavors. at Bcckett'a.
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JOY EXPRESSED
BY MERCHANTS
: --Atsi !sH..-'Ist5ST'
Say the Bill Places Ramapo
on Equal Terms with
Other Companies.

Members 81 ihr Mcr.Aants \ssp ~
zion "f Ntw York We're pleased when
told tina, the Htfnarn Repeal hlil AL
been .,rtcl upon 10y Tie S"na,"
The Association has been WORKING ,mr-
m"niousiS ana cnc-g.tic,ll, with '''Giu-
trolIcr Colcr and others 80 curtni! IA.
power pf itimapn
An uihg"r ~ th- Association t'i'
Tho OH pissed hy hr senate meet.
the View ~ the NAsurint''n, ,ui lui'
she'll. II i!vcsts k.mnp" 0f everything
hut it, rights under III" original cItrt'r
Ah.ch ar" ~ broad ~ thos enjoyed ~
any Other Naicr company. w" are ho'ir'
fu now that the li"a" hill also a.
III im,,tly
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NEW CONSUL At H0NGK0NG.
". \. Wuhir" succeed. H""".r,rilr
Nil,lmum, Lost In " rccl..

WASH NOTION. Feb 2s.'fhr rrrss-
tcn, has selected William \ HuhIrc,
Of Wisconsin tS consul-irnctal At
ilonrkoue 80 take ,he plac" made va
can't 10y inc death 81 Rouns"vrlle Wild
man II Is expected that hi. nomin.
alton wil, hc made /" the senate In q
laN Or iwD,
Mr. Rubic" ~ a graduate OF Yale ana
~ present engaged Ms ar editorial wri;.
rr on the Milwaukee Sentinel. lie hHs
had experience IN the consular service,
having served - Consul At Prague dur.
Ing the administration %. President
| Harrison Ills appointment /" thV
llonck0nS Consulate was advocated by
Senator Spooner and other prominent
| men OF Wisconsin.
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MURPHY SITS
AS loops" CADI


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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-28
MURPHY HAS 100 SLEUTHS;
TROUBLE FOR CAPTAINS.
Police and Citizen Spoilers Watch the Gam
bIers to See Whether the Orders to Pre-
cinct Commanders Are Obeyed.

| Commissioner Murrh1 TINS l. arg"
'n" Won sttul ~ 'Irgla'i"s ,no
1runk.nurss
IA" poEc"nnn started 10 plead Dephty
comm siouor p.y"ry leaned pg"r aud
i-p.rcd - oomm--t"nrr MurphA
This car" IS closed announced the
'..nmi.siJnrr
The next Csc wa. aslln., Policeman
li"Hmnn. OF iroo3lJu charged with
Using Insr',iug lnngung. He had called
. citizen "a -u.n ana sucker lIc ~
pl"in.i ih't he had called The man 4,
stun ni"r grea: proyocntion III.
mad hhi' dozch witnesses
VIII not allow .mpyrtincnl ~ ia-
decent i,nrns. snid ~. commls
>l"n"r. either g. !, Fur~ rlor officer or
e" eiii.cn ioid IN" ranking onic"rs
MondtS 4" Instruct thor men abo,i,
thl" ana YOUR captain evidently had
don go nm" you nNc day, pay
Thoint, J Green another Brnpklyn
policeman. ,hnrg"d with ,.aying Ms post
ana going int" saloon. Ma nnrd nyc
dnNs paF II warn y"u. said Ia" com.
missioner that Il ,pI ever com, pciu,u
IN" again i VIII 90 hnri win sou .
Policemen tobcrt j Whit. ~ the
Church street station was charged hy
John o'conn"r with falling 1" nav a
i.hi II" said that h" wus in htd cir
cuIns'nnccs and had promised To paN
ION" money on Marcfs / lie had been
ordered to pay the debt. bu, ,v,uldn.i
You b" at the .,atinn-housc When
hc gets his pay and you,l. &c, tho
noncy. saih the Commissioner to
H., ~ 80,
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RAMAPO FURNISHES
A GENUINE SURPRISE
Continued from Frs; Page


t"rrInr e>;raoriinaty power. Ia ~.
isamapu COMPANY.
I'll" motion n"cr~s.rii' preceded ,h,t
OF SIG;cr's and "a" Senate got IN .
Wrhngl" a. Que" along p"li;!c, liHc-
The entire Harac matter wa rakrd
over from parts platforms containing
Recommendation ;"r Haaapo r-pcii "
to the legislative struggle. thlt has been
going on over u. propositions rnr scvcra.
weeks hRck
Tn Martin motion 20 DISCHARGE wis
~ course voted donh
senator Grad, In backing senator
Martins motion 1" dischnre" said
''Th!k amour political clp!inn ana
po.it.c, .end"r- that plan :" mas"
II. why when v"r compare Richard Gro.
kcr and Thomas Pat tn" IL ar TIC
ties are too pa!pahr t" le1y" any On, !n
doubt rs I" hi intentions
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REFORM is HERE.
BANK INVESTMENT BILL.
senator i>rum's Measure Way Open
the Wa, Wild Cat IiunIinI.

l-p0 --@- q To E7enIWg WOW
ALBANY. I'cl. = The nnnma a.
temp 10 permit The Investments ~ say
ins .otrlr deposits I'm ''nctuatIns -"cu-
ri'lr, Nls mad "-iny ~ ne ia;r"duc-
t.er ~ hH hy senator NriaI the bin
j. I'm H,!c re Chicago. Milwaukee ana
- t'Iu' E:d..raad ana the central Raii-
road u. New jersey IN The IL, OF roads
IN which III" New York savings banks
At. allowed 10 Invest.
| The &C; proposes 10 amend the law %
1877. By whi,h The h'cnrp and Alton
road WIS Added to the prc'r..l list.
Thousands of I"po-!tors entered Br.'
ties. against mis- addition. but the bill
Was damned through. : was charged q
the hearing that this opening wedge
would re-ul IN r,'imiitht 81 hinIs OF
wildcat securities ar savings bank In
tyS,In"nii,
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HETTY GREEN OBJECTS.
A. . B.nenrinr, she '""ir-'s ~
IoNnncc from Estntr.

TAUNTON. Mass. Feb. .S-Mrs. Iict
~ recn. OF New York. was b"for" JNs"
Fuller nj u special sitting Of III" i'r"-
bate Court o-day. as an "bj"ripr z" an
allowance Of an account. hieh IN ISL ~,
the, administrators OF the estate OF Ell
wa.d Mott Robinson, .; New York. "1o
ii.ei tiiirty.'ivc years ago lnh IN Who's
estate she is Interested. az 4 h"nchtit E.
The account objected t. Nae hi'l H
estate, Edward ID. MnntcA, ., Mhssa-
cht..etts: Abn,r IL. Davis. and Henry
4. Darling. of Now York. al! .; "hom
are now dead. and II shows receipt
and payments OF hs.'6.
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YOUNG GATES
HAD 4 COLLARS.
Son of Steel Magnate
Ready for Wall
Street Hazers.
NBCkWEAR STRIPPED OFF.
When Brokers Saw His Prep.
arations They Attacked
Vigorously.
.NBCkWEAR STRIPPED OFF.

Charles q. Cafes, the son ~ John w
Gates. the steel and wire mn%na;s ana
stock operator. was elected to member.
ship on the Stock Exchange to-day
Mr.. Gates appeared on tho floor ~
the exchange during The closing hour
He was initiated. but Ii" had arcpitrd
for 1t BY wearing his old c'p'hes and
three or four collars.
When the brokers got az him and
found after tearing on "h. collar ~
still had another they attacked ain
with viSor. soon discovered now many
collars lie wore, and did npt icaN,
much OF them or his other r,imrn'
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BRACKET WON IN CAUCUS.
Corporation Law amendment.
..Jcr.cyixrtO After iimrh Fight.

special t, rhs Escuins NO.
ALBANY. Feb. G5e-:::.s.ocs ~ --i
nights caucus OF the iIcraoli an Srun-
.ors are SIN heard IN the cimtoi lob.
bIcs and corridor /; j. evident that
Senator Brackctt made IN. hsht % his
life TO have his amendment 70 the
general corporation Iaw rut through
and that he succeeded in havins m"
measures ,horoughiy Jers"Nizcd, ns
one OF the opposing Senators at the
caucus put 1t.
senators Elon X Brown. Malby, White
and Mckinney opposed the brLckrlI
amendments. but without avail
They declared ihcy wcr" tut-nnd-oHt
trust projects, ana would bring lily rcdi;
on the party ana be vetoed hy GOV
Odeil.
now on.
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New york Vim k,,,r..

GREENFIELD, iri.. F"h. = rliyir
RIilaws. inrsy.thrcr y"irs old. an "t'I'
pioytc OF the Trees MnluftctnrsrG Com,
vany here. VIZ Killed to-day ny the
p"un- ylNaiIiI fast mall. lt- nome 's
surpas"d tu have been IN New Nork.
whcr, hts son /. said 80 b" employ 4 81
a bank Papers .n the dead mans pGck
cts showed Il" was graduated from Co
lunlU,a college.
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ROOSEVELT PACKING UP:
rrrpnrinE !" Lra," Tor Wnshing-
Ton wa, III. ERn.lI,,

Nice-prcsiio0;-E.l .ci Theodore Roosc-
Volt l. busy wiiii his secretary clearing
mp At priyatc business preparatory 10
rrtrrins up"l his duties as presiding Of
ii:cr u tho United states Senate at
Washington H.. has arranged to IcaN .
Oyster bay on saturday for the capital
city lie VIII he nCconpa Eted by Mrs.
Roosevelt his children and the ser
wants.
II * .atl 10 be col. Rooscvcits intcn-
lion 10 occasionally visit his Oyster
l'av HON" during the winter season
and spend m"-, ~ the summer there
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,n,..n.n". 10 mn,c n smoker.

The ,'hIck,-aw club. OF the Twenty
ninth Assembly District. Will give a
smoker tonight NJ It's hcadrunr;erH, Ho,
1853 sixth ,yrgur. Refreshments VIII
Dc served and good entertainments
givrn. commissioner Of Municipal sat.
sites Thomas I;!llcrnn has been r.
elected President ui the chickasaNF.
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B. R. T. MEN IN KHAKI.
They Arc 4" Hr Unframed within
a Month nuL PASSES Cancelled,

Employees % the Rrroh!yn RAPID
Transit Company. within ], month. "rII
the managers. This includes all men IN
tho operating department. The en-
ployecs will harc t. pay FOR their oNn
uniforms, but the cost will hc light.
An order has been prepared for is-
suance In week or tao clnr"lliug ull
outstanding passes.