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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
IMMIGRATION is
MORE DIFFICULT
Steamer Lines Will Insist on an:
Examination Before Accept
ing Passengers.
(By Associated Press.)

BERLIN, March 1.-THE North Ger
r:an Lloyd and the Hamburg-An erican
Steamship Companies have had so much
expense in returning emtgrants from
the United States who have been ex-
clrded Under the American immigra ton
laws that they have now entered into
a.. arrangement with the Prussian
railway authorities under which they
latter agree to refuse transportation to
n.rsons from Austria and Russia who
fail to meet certain requirements. RUS
sian emigrants, according to the require
ments, must have a pass, a steamer
ticket to an American port and one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER.
Position Has Been Tendered Frank P
Sargent.
fBy Associated Press. )

WASHINGTON. C.. March 15.--The
position of Commissioner General of I'm
migration has been rendered by the Pres
itlent to Frank P. Sargent. chief of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive F'iremen. to
succeed T. Y. Powderly. the present In
cuinbent.
T It is understood that tile reason for the
Presidents action in desiring to relieve
Mr.. PoWderly is because he has not
n orked in harmony with the higher Of
Gcials of the Treasury Department.
1t also has been determined to relieve
Thomas Fitchie commissioner at New
York. and his assistant. Edward F. Nc
Sweeney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
ONE DEAD, OTHER DYING.
Man ard Woman Asphyxiated b, Gas la New
York Hotel.
.fRr Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, March IA man and a.
woman who registered last night as
William Thompson and wife. at the
Bridge Hotel. on Third Avenue. were
found in bed to-day. the woman dead
and the man dying OF gas asphyxiation.
The couple were poorly dressed. The
man had the appearance of a laborer
and the woman was known in the neigh
a6orhood of the hotel as Bella Thornton.
The police say that she tried. to commit
suicide some time ago by taking carbolic
acid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
SOUTHERN GOLFERS.
Met in Chattanooga aud Organized an As.
ISOLATION.
(By Associated Press. }

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. March b
Golf players from Admission. Ala. Rome.
Ca, Nashville. Chattanooga, Asheville
and Birmingham. met here to-day and
organized the Southern Golf Association.
The officers elected are:
PRESIDENT w. Gaines, Of Chatta-
noogaL
vice-President-J. J. a1ccloskey. OF
AsllevilIe, n. c.
secretary-H. D. D. Ferguson, OF Bir-
mingham, Ala
Treasurer-L. T. Smith. Of Admission.
A schedule of games will be arranged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16

Confederate Dead. .s,ssaThe die WillEbe two
feet eight inches square, and three feet
three inches high and will carry the Vir-
3ginia coat of arms and he Confederate
battlefiag. The cap swill carry the mono
gram, ..A., 1871 s65. + he spire
will be ten feet long and. in one piece.
Above tho capSto the spire will be the
statue In granite Of "a federate#s sol-
:dier. al parade res sixSsf feet six inches
s5SThe n Monument Associat tion, of which
Senator Stands is a promine lent member.
hopes to sunyeilS the monument sinsJ July..sf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
: {! HAS NOT REFUSED.
City Has Contract With The Standard Oil
Company.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company has not refused tosdeliver cars
sof naptha to the City Gas Works. "a ga
result OF the different opinions between
the tys the railroad company, and the
STANDARD OIL Company as to the re-
s,,cnsibility. Several car loads were de-;
li.erec during last week.
-.s:r he qilestio is under discussion,
ssid an OFF ficia1 Of the gas office last
night, hut the city cannot be mad ITO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
Mtdd!eweiyht c Championship.
's-'-,-.-. - q = ~
Train Struck Trolley Car.
IRr Assnciated Press. )

HOIIsToN, TEXAS. Msich 15.-A
ifrlri1tsnl accident occurred here late to-
day.s3 when a switch engine. with two
freight cars attached, struck a trolley
car lied with Minnesota excursionists,
Four men were injured by being thrown
from the street car by the shock OF. the
collision and were. caugh ht# betNee the
freight car and the trolley car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
His Resignation Accepted.

=
WASHINGTON. d. c., March 15.-The
letter of yesisnation of First Assistant
Postmaster-General johnson. whose de-
tc! nina ton to resign was announced
some time ago. gives as rea sons for
resiEnng his health and personal mat
tiers President Roosevelt accepted the
resignation with regret, saying Mr..
Jclnson's administration had been satis-
factory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
AMlCABLE ADJUSTMENT.
Marine Hospital Service and Medical Fra.
ternitY Agree.
fBv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 15.-An-3
nouncernents was made in the Senate COM
mittee on Public Health to-day OF an
an1ica BILE adjustment between the 1larine
Hospital service and the medical ma
ternity of the county. concerning the
scope of that service. DR.. Wsman.s an
.nouncement was to the effect that the
State boards of health had agreed to the
following substitute for the seventh see-
ton of the bill introduced By Senatas
Perkins: -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
. x...ss1er 1 aMils''.l.l: $ !. j. s1soa

- By A5soctAteds Press.
s1fATTeONs7IIE..s March 15-Iarry No
EKee. messenger In tho employ OF the
Adams Express Company. & missing. an4s
package containing 400 II Is said. hasg
also disappeared.T The package vaas 0slt
from Brasil. Ind. % St 1,ouiA - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
THEY DISCUSSED BIVALVES
FOR. SEVERAL HOURS
Delegations from the Virginia and Maryland legislature
Met in Conference at Washington
on Yesterday.

indemnify the railroad company. its
contract is with the Standard Oil Com
,rany, and the question is one between.
the two companies. we do not anticipate
any delay in receiving the naptha-"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE.
David Rose RenouIa,ted by Aeelasa-
iHv Associated p,

(BE Associated Press.)
SIILvtAUKEE. WIS. March 515--Davids
Rose was renominated for Mayor by &c.
5clamation by the Democratic party to-.
day.
Tho platform favors municipal ownAs
ship Of the electric light plant. sssxs -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
FOUGHT GAMELY.
Billy Stiff Went the Six Round Though Badly
Punished
(By Associated Prcss.).

(By associated Prcss.) sst#z
CHICAGO. ILL, March l5.-Joe Wall
colt defeated Billy. Stiff, Of Chicago. Al
the Chicago Athletic Club tonight in
a contest: of six rounds. Stiff took al
awful beating and. although he had
no chance-to win, lle fought gamely TO
the end.
at the close Of the. sixth round Stift
was in bad shape. and could not nav, nave
gone more thar two rounds further.
Mlddleweiyht Championship.
NEW YORK. March 15.-"Jack'
Eo.Brien. Of 'Phila delphia. cha mpion mid
die and heavy weight pusilist Of Eng
land to-day signed articles of agreement
to meet Tommy Ryan for the mid de. d!
weight championship of the worid.s#Ihe
menswill fight before the Southern a n
$letio Club. of Louisville. ons May. 50,
weight to be 15s pounds at ringside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
CECIL RHODES, CONDITION. OF
He Is Being Kept Alive by Means Of Oxygen
and StlmuIauts.
(By Associated Prcss.)

dssUcTdteu -------
CAPE TOWN. March 15.-Cecil Rhodes
condition continues very critical. He is
very drowsyz and hardly speaks. His
strength is still kept up by means of
oxygen and Stimulants.
The weather is warm and not favorable
to the sick man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16

gcontinued on Second P;aIgIee..l ..l..s.;'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
RANG. OF INgsxoMErER.

The thermometer ranged as follows at
The Tines ofiicn YESTERDAY: 8 A. NJ. 42::
Z y NJ 3 r. NJ. - 50: r. AZ.
o. Ea2 midnight 50. Average, lS6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
swEATnEa PuaEeAsI'..

forecast for Sunday and Monday
yirginia-Rafn Sunday: warmer a. s, S., -.
southwest portions; Monday .LA1S 01lsAs
to high south wind 4
North Carolfna-Fair in west. ele4ftne
I'm east portions Sunday: brisk to .hi9ns5
east to southeast winds; Monday tzir.ss
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
Now Elrnrn. d Nnnnn chanea

It is well-kncwn fact that the fo-
male figure has been subjected TO many
radical changes of outline during the
centuries since Che time when the idea
was FIRST conceived cf improving upon
nature in the matter, says "a writer I'm
,he Now York sun.
Fashion and The corset maker are
usually held responsible for lhe yaria-
uons Inasmuch as the alterations are
not 1y any means confined % ihe waisI
line. but affect the shoulders, neck
bust arms. hips. camiago and I'm fact
tho whole type of beauty the mer,
moidns Dy fashion OF q lay figure upon
which to- hang her newest garments tc
thc best advantage can hardly account
1or 81 an.
At least SO says the school for th,
psychological study of costume and ID
puts forth the pretty theory Chat fem-
mime pilancy is such that it is subtly
Influenced by the prevailing sentiment
OF the period as to what womanl5
beauty should De- The following eX
amplos are given in support of Tho
theory
ln The old days before stays came ia
there was two types of the untram
mdled figure of widely different mean
ing. The classical spirit which com
bined nature and are I'm their greatest
perfection was responsible for the no
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


The Kirmiss given yesterday by
Sacred Heart Church. -at Bavarian
Park. was well attended and very sue
cessful.
The police were unable yesterday
to discover the whereabouts of John
Delaney. OF whom information is want
cd at haverstraw, n. y.
-Jamcs IA. Magin. Of No. l0J South
Van Burcn street died suddenly yes
terday from heart disease.
Prank. son of A. R. Saylor, of No
$40 5hipley street who fell from roo
recently and was painfully hurt is ne.
covering.
The Department of Elections las
night compared the registration books
"A civil service examination for ex
pert In animal industry in the Philip
pines will De held in this city on Sep
tember 80.
The Rev. A. p. McGough, Of Pitts
burg. viii be the speaker at the evan
gelistic services which viii begin il
Alliance Hall. No. 61O Adams street
tomorrow night
SRcgistcr Crossan this monin
granted letters tcsiamoatmy On the el
tate of sadjtha Truety To DR. James
tate OF saditha 1rusty TO Dr James !
Morgan.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20

decided success in newspaper work
lhan Dorothy Dix?
Miss Helen Watt fCr went i0 work
In Now York not long $3.50 FOR $40 "a
week Sno very brilliant hopeful
young mon won't io work al the same
time for the same amount Thoy aro
Ucriiu lcr 0bcrt the same amount
rcw Nas Watteron earned 500 a
week.. tfo $780, Then She could make
an sho wsrl wr.tng occasional
articles.
Miss Anne OE9en is another of The
successful newspaper women. She
would bo moro important i she were
less modest Ftw newspaper writer's,
ii any. are ADLER than She.
Elizabeth Jordan began with % num-
hor g. hopeful men as competitors.
They mo stnl where they began She
is editing Haper's Bazar writing
books. meeting her picture in many
publications. getting rich. famous.
The late Jessie Wood, an honor tC
oao newspaper brotherhood and sister
hood, thought when She was asked To
DO dramatic criticism that she did not
IKE theatres and could not possibly Do
critic ln less than q year There
was uo critic in .he United States bet.
tw known What critic among the mcl
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
Tots ON Delightful Picnic
spec,al 10 he Evening Journal


MiidlctOWn, Aug. 20.
The primary department oi Forest
Presbyterian Church held d picnic in
Armstrong woods about three miles
from town. yesterday. There were
several wagon loads of children, and
they loft for the picnic grounds about
mine O'Clock ana returned about six, a
pleasant time was spent by ala present.
Joseph C. Parker, NJ. N. Wiiits, and
Joseph q. JOles, We're the delegates 10
the State Convention yesterday al
Dover.
Miss Bessie Mccoy is visiting rela-
tves in Philadelphia
Mrs. Walter vs.. Kohl OF Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George I'LL
Kohl. near town.
Miss Bertha Jones is visiting Mrs
iB. u. Kirllbride ia Philadelphia.
Dr. n. H. Gilpin IS entertaining his
brother. Dr @. r. Gilpin, of Chester
town.
Miss Belah Crawford is entertaining
Miss May Roe. of Masseys. and Mis-
Marx Hazel. OF Wilmington, at he
/ home mCar Warwick.
Mrs. Joseph Biggs and Miss Heste
Homes have returned from Brooklyn.
Mrs. w. II. Hotton and little daughter
'llcu this morning for visit to he
lpaIcnis. iu Woodbury. N. j.
Howard pctdcord of Milford,
Visiting his sister, Mrs. William .
Wilson.
3 Miss lille M Carter left tiis morn
E ing for Rohoboth, where she viii spen
p q week.
Norris Banning, who has been hea
clerk I'm the large store Of Willia
Brockson. has resigned his position,
accept one I'm q grocery store at Lcwc
Mr.. Banning will remove his family
Loves on Friday.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20

do YOU know hy name except Ci
course. Alan Dale. who stands first in
his nr0ie sion2
Women afc very successful and all
ways WIN De very successful. n news
paper work. and we propose 10 tell the
young men why.
In tho Hrt place women one aympa-
thcllc they are sincere. Good news
pepper work must be sincere and sym-
nathclc
Women DO not get hardened 20
human suffering Good newspaper
workers must feel with those about
whom they write
Woman FOR the past two hundred and
City Thousand years has studied tia,
art of talking and the conversational
atyle higaly successful IN iownal
ism.
Women in newspaper work go tC
sloc) vncn hoir work is done. Thol
don't go to play billiards, or pool OF
$50 up with beer Co talk about them
selves.
Miss Marble was in wilmington thil
last spring being the press representa-
/ tive for Elsie DE Wolfe, in "Ihe WAY
I OF Ohio World She comes of an ol
theatrical i0mily but has not apponreO
on thc professional stage
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
Waterna-on PaL.4
- l1 u. .lllM. I1uInal.

Special lo th4 LNcnn5 journal
Townsend, Aug. 10.
Aiss Bessie phillips gave g water
melon party n honor Ol ner sueat, Mlss
Elizabeth Hubbard. o. slluy yN-le, D-L,
CA Mouday ovnng Ile yOung ic.ka
had q merry time until late hour.
those present were. Misses Margaret
Weldon. Margaret Townsend, Jennie
Hayden. Edith Carpenter Katie hat-
ledge. Virginia Hutchiaon, Hannah
Wright VIOLA Watts Bertha Lynch,
EuDhemia Collens. Myrtle Townsend,
Mcssrs Cornelius Davis, Joseph Jones,
James Brown, Walter Lee, Martin Lee,
James Lee. John Heldymyer William
Lec Ralph Nandyke and Mr. Davis.
Miss Ncoua j. Caryen oil Whining
ton Us visiting Miss Marion y. Locker
man. at Blackbird.
Mr. Jackson Collins is visiting in
Wilmington.
Miss Hetue Carpenter. OF Odessa, is
visiting her Townsend friends
.us. William Lednum, of Whining
ton is visiting friends here
Airs. John Townsend, Jr, is spending
low days i'm Washington, ID. @.
Miss Jennie Hayden, of Wilmington
{ is visiting Miss Margaret weldon.
Mrs. Annie Allen, of MiddlelJwn, has
lbCon visiting her parents here.
Miss Mary Iulier oi Wilmington, /.
visiting friends In this section.
W. T. Cumlish. of Wilmington, j.
staying for several days hercaDous.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
DOlNGS
AIT THE RESORTS
Tennis, Golf, Canoeing and
Swimming Popular
Oher Matters Of Social Interest T.
Wilmington People at Home
and Abroad

Surf canoeing is one of the most pop-
lar diversions at scabright, and some
tho cancers There astoniah onlOoir
cis by their deXtority. One enthusiastic
handler OF the plddler in Wilmington
expresses surprise that there are so lcN
OF Uo light boats in th.a city, whose
streams afford excellent opportunity
fer the sport
Another fad at saabrisht is q sewing
circle. which makes baby irccks.
Swimming is the 1v0rito diversion
lat Lake HopotcOng. and it IS nothing
unusual for the swimmers TO make the
entire distance OF two and q half mile
.across,ho lake. Fishing IS gcod al.
the resort
Tennis and GOLF tournaments arc
taking up the time Of the visitors a.
Shelter Island Long leland
Golf tennis and moonlight drive
are the favorito diversions at Massa'
lpeQua. Long Island.
Baseball is the thing at Mt POclno
but 10 has q strong rival I'm golf. One ci
two OF the gOlf players there say t11
lit is waste of good real estate TO sc
Ianart enough fer 3 baseball ground
land the lovers of the national game tel
Ithcm to 20 buy more farms and TO pu
Ion kits
Now that the Delaware Water Gar
Ihas hung up the standing room only
lsign people are finding comfort in th
/ fact chat tho Delaware valley B. sti
Ionen TO them Up at Marshall'a Falls
Bushkill and Shawnee tho wel-kep
lhouses are doing q splendid busines
land it is certain chat the region is fac
failing into public favor AT the Ridg
View they have had Jarleys. Wax
works. birthday parties rides in on,
/ two and three seatUs and dancing. Th
Riverside House patrons enjoy tenni
land canoeing. AT Marshalrs F'al.
lHcuse the falls themselves are alway
1.-THE attraction. and SO many peopl
from nearby resorts come here that th
luiace is always lively At Water Ga
1.-THE Delaware is never allowed 20 res
! The oars are going a'i day. and no'
i that the moon IS FUN the river is u1
permitted to rest in peace at nisht
Bass are running and sportsmen ar
running after them
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
NOW PALMS Will BE READ MORE THAN EVER

the first joint taporug into slight
cone. with rather @ firm OF uryiolding
palm. which contains few markings
outside of the principal lines. The
joint OF material Crder more IN eyi-
denco than that ol mental order show
ins order. arrangement system and
eymmctry. great power t0 endure. lover
of outdoor sports and innocent games;
quite practical and unaffected broad
in mind and not easily biased. The
general summing up of her hand sig-
uiles an early and wealthy marriage
with the one of her choice. The fate
and mm lines ten of @ remarkable des-
tiny both as Co distinction and wealth;
ono who VIII bo admired and loved by
an for hci modest and gentle ways.
The heart line gives seriousness In her
affairs of the heart, not given TO amor
cites or little love affairs. Her likes
and dislikes are strong, and has the
hand of true. good woman. Not
striking beauty. but an honest face.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
SaOE Is A FINE ONR
Trained animals laiorm in Sorts Of
Marvellous leais

One of the best trained animal shows
which ever appeared I'm this city, Is
that of Norris & Rowe which save Two
performances in this city yesterday af-
ternoon and last night, ANA which viii
give two more performances ,Ais alter
noon and this evening Such q good
impression was given by the street pa
rade that the performances We're wen
attended.
There are scores Of well-kept ponies
and dogs. baby elephants, monkeys.
seals goats. camels. etc., which per-
form feats which are indeed remark
able and each and everyone displays q
marvellous amount of intelligence. Mon
KEYS act as firemen and save burning
house. dogs take flying leaps. @ goat
rides a pony, as also does dog, and
there are numerous other things 10 de-
light the children and their bigger
brothers and sisters.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
is THE NEWSPAPER WOMAN A SUCCESS

Arthur Brisbane i'm the Now York
Journal denies the contention OF Miss
Anna Marble. herself at one time O
newspaper woman that women i'm the
Acid OF newspaperdom are not a Sic
coss He says.
A young woman named Anna Marble
has written un article about other wo-
men who work for newspapers. She
SAYS That women are q failure I'm news
paper work, and that they are O. failure
because they have lacked opportunity
This young woman is bCaudful-we
know that by the picture which She
prints with hor article. She is bright
we know that because. we have read
what She Says but she is wrong.
fn Journalism women are very far
indeed from failure.
They are remarkably. unbelevedly
su ful. when You consider the
man number of women who engage
in newspaper work compared with the
number OF men.
We win quote some facts.
Is there any working journalist
among The men in the United States
/ any more successful or any better
I known than Mrs. Ella Wheeler Will
cox
Did any man make quicker or more
pending lhe summer in Easton, ha.
returned % her home, ia this city,
Miss Bessie Hastings is at Reho.
both.
Ar and Mrs. william II. Phillips o
Reading. Pa. are guests of AIR. Phil
lir parents. here.
llr. and Mrs. Thomas Records, o
+ Princess Anne have been visiting here
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
DEMOCRATS " TGg FRAUDS
naturalization Gases likely TO Prove Deeply
Interesting

Secret Service Detectives peake and
Burns were in this city this mlning
lin quest of further information con-
corning the Italians who frauduicnty
secured naturalization papers from uae
United States Court in This city. Ihg
detectives have other arrests to make
but the cases may not come. up ID
court here until September
1t is said That several prominent
Democratic politicians. who were in-
terested i'm helping the italians to gct
their papers, and who are said to be
the chief movers I'm the case also may
be arrested. but the detectives viii not
divulge their names. IT, is also said
that the cases may be as interesting
as the great Boggs case.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
So Id PersonaI Notes

H3wenl S. England IS home from o
.wo weeks vacation spent az Chesa-
alehe bay resorts.
Ni.s Sue McH. of Germantown, has
letunol home after o pleasant stay
rIth Miss Scott here.
lr. ana Mrs. j. Frank BAN are at
Nova Scotia for two weeks stay
Sheppard Joseph, James ". Harbert
Frank III. Mason and Frank Ayers are
home from fishing trip off the Della
ware capes.
Nr and Mrs. Josiah Marvel went TO
Atlantic City this afternoon TO stay
two weeks.
8lr and Nrs. Frank Welsh are spend
ms a week in Atlantic City.
Miss Notie Mmmole and Miss Elsie
Thatcher are stopping at tae avon Inn,
Atlantic City. for q three weeks stay.
William r.. ponahoe. william Han
lley. Edward Lynch. William ilannigan,
George Duffy. Joseph Lawler and
IJosepn Echclt. of the Pioneers, are at
Cape May for one week.
CaDta-a A. W Foreman u. S. A,who
has been in active service in the Phil
/ ippincs fiji several years, accompanied
/ by Mrs. Foreman, have started from
/ san Francisco To- Wilmington, Wners
they win visit relatives.
j. B. Baker of Boston. was n Will
lmiuslon 5 atoroay.
Sow Workers I'm Wilmington ycater
day were. J1ap ph B. Miller j. II
/ Wholan. Edward Powers, j. fabcr, G.
li- Kitchen and Charles Mc.lner
Miss Calharino Winter o. Baltimore
Il is tine guest Of Mrs. j. II. Mahaly.
Miss Myra Myers "a student at tn
n NCrthheld. Mass, school, la spehulh.
Two weeks I'm the city.
] B. Marks. of Cincinnati. was q VIII
lmington visitor yesterday.
Miss Berdetta Hickman has return
4 ed from a six weeks visit TO her Sis
ter. Mrs. A. s. Hail. i'm Reading, Pa
victor II. Torbart of Elkion, was b
Wilmington yesterday.
! Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Thomas ana Nis
IN. Elizabeth Thomas left here today io
Benlohcm. n. H.. TO spend sefela
weeks I'm the White Mountains, Wher
Miss Thomas win give several re
; citals.
Mrs. c. R. Holt Mrs. C. G. Mckay
Miss Mamie Russell and Leslie H. Hol
returned today from Baltimore Md
s where thcy have been spending tw
weeks. ..
rrodcrick Eden Bach and famil
win remove 90 their odd home, no. D.
jackson street. on Monday.
Frank johnson has returned iroI
Ipowors' Beach. whore he spent his VI
cation.
Misses Aolie Collins ANA Eth
Davis have returned lrom Vlslt
Bowers Beach.
u Miss Katie Black, Miss stella SIN
and Miss Grace McNey are speAqli
= to-day i'm Philadelphia with iriehas.
4, Charles SEWER went to care May I
.olday. where he win spend the REMAND
i Iof the week at the Hotel Dfesce
.olNiila.
Miss Margaret Livsay has return
from two weeks stay at hcnoooti
Louis j.. Gibbons. who has be
apondina q two weeks vacation at j
hoboth. has returned to his home
.l-lthis city.
e- T.. Mcsorcy Is at the Elboron, Atli
tie City.
he g. Belts is a guest at the ohalion
Atlantic City.
en- Miss Lillian Walker. Of Blades, ID