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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
CURRENT TOPICS.

In an address - his Bible class John
D. Rockefeller Jr. discussed the possible
curse money may bring to those who
possess IT,
Miss Josephine Holman, former fancee
Of Marconi. married Eugene Boross. of
Hungary. the ceremony being performed
in London
At Wichita. Kan. Mrs Mary Ellen
Lease. the noted woman politician, was
granted a divorce from her husband
Chas. Lease.
Gov. Taft has appointed Capt J. ;.
Powell. of Newman. Ga. Judge Of the
Court OF First Instance in the Philippine
Islands ) W Bonner. OF Nashville.
Tenn has been rendered similar posi-
ton.
Chicago population this year by the
city directory census will approximate
2.149.oOo. In 1901 the City Directory
estimate of population was 2.OSO. 900.
a gain of about 20, 600 over the previous
year
Serene Payne, of New York. the repub-
hcan hoor leader, predicts that Congrt -
will remain in session until July
Three things must and will he done.
he said we will pass Cuban reciproc.
lily bill. Philippine civil government
oili. an isthmian canal bill Then We
may adjourn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
The Secret

OF womanly health would be esteemed
as priceless by thousands of suffering
women. Each month sees them moan
ing in a darkened room. At the best
they endure pain every dsv. At the
worst the pain becomes torment.
The secret of wOmsnly health is in
keeping the womanly organism in a per
fectly healthy state. This can be done
by the use of DR.. Pierce's Favoute Pre-
scription. II regulates the periods dries
facilitating drains. heals inflammation
and liberation, and cures female weak
ness. Itmakes weak women strong and
sick women well.
Women suffering from chronic forms
of disease are invited to consult Or.
Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond
ence IS held as sacredly confidential and
woinanly condolences are guarded by
strict professional privacy. Address Or.
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo. y. Y.
Accept no substitute for DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. There Is moth
ing else vjust as good" for womanly
ailments.
II suffered for more than ter years with
Mrs. d. MarTood. Of Trehcfnc. Macdonald Co.
Manitoba. NJ used Dr.. Pierce Favoritc Pre-
scriptcn aud Golden Medical Discovery with
good results am able 70 do all my own work
Tor the kind advice you have sent me by letter
Your remedies did for me more than all othei
doctot's medicines, and have taken lots o.
them
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
business.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
The RussInn RniIrnnh

RUSSIA has been occupied for more
than ten years in building G.OOO miles
or railway over q very easy country for
The most part, and that railway is
not yet completed The turn around
Lake Baikal, which involves serious
dliiculties. is not yet made and will
not be for some years The Manchu-
ran branch is not yet complete. But
assume that we may call the railway
completed, what do we find? IL has
taken Russia ten years to build 6.OOO
miles OF railroad. The annual construc-
uon OF railways in the United States
has twice reached G.0OO miles. The
russian road has cost in the easiest
part $4,000 mile, and in Siberia IL
mas probably cost. with the equipment.
e"o'VOO a mile. Yet, despite this enor-
nous ana wasteful expenditure they
nave only got single track laid with
rails so light that they must relay II
from one end to the other. Ii is as vet
complete failure commercially. II Is
not paying its expenses.
Stops the Cough and works OF the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets eur,
cold in one day. No Cure. no Pa,
Price % cents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
BALTIMORE, FREDERICKSBURG AND
R5PPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER ROUTE.

On and after Tuesday. March -. steamers
calvert Lancaster and ESSEX in irlNt. Pier
>. Light street Baltimorr. every Tuesday
and Friday At +.au D m for 2 u-lerica -hurc
and az whnrveS uu the river. Returning VIII
leave Fredericksburg az - Do m ttiIe pep
hitting Monday and Thursday. l.,s..i-tos, u
at 1880 "a ma Tuesday and Friday Tor Hllti-
more
Leave Baltimore wednesday and Thur
lay at 4,3u m for Tarpalauuock and all
wharNcs below. except Bay Port Returning
VIII leave IaUpnhunnotk az M on Mon
day and % "a IA Wednesday and Thursday Tor
Baltimore.
Steamers from Tappahauuock Wednesday
VIII not call at wharyeS in turritolnaurissr
VIII not cul af Bay Port ou either duv.
No freight received FOR outgoing steamers
alter IA sailing days
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
POTOMAC RIvERROUTE.

Begin Tuesday. June 3d. Steamers Calvert
and Potomac VIII leave Pier %. Light 81 rect .
baltimore, every Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday, at . y. m. for Alexandra and
Washington. calling at all Of the usual land
lngz. beginning Tuesday. June 3D. viii
leave 9TH Street Wharf. Washington. at Z
D. M, Thursday, sunday aud Tuesday, going
~ far a. Leonardtown on these evenings.
VIII leave Leonar,itown at 8 a. M. klnsale
az II NJ, Miller's at > y. n.. fraSou'S at
o.lo p. m. and Bacon's at 80 L. NJ. Mon
daN. Wednesday and Friday. arriving IN
baltimore early the following morning.
Freight received daily In Baltimore
HENEN WILLIAMS, Agt., Baltimor-.
STEPHENSON 4 Bro, Agt~, Washington. d. &.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
Another Biol Load

This store is growing better every day;
1t Is getting closer To the peoples idea,
ana provides in accordance. The
betterment shall not stop, but 90
on and on until perfection is
reached and all the while the
tendency is towards even
lower prices
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29

Crystal Domino Sugar. The finest
grade OF Sugar manufactured. We
invite consumers to call and examine
il, at MAGRATH q CHEsLEY's.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
THIS is THE DAY.
--When Ready Money Talks as It,

H11V-EEH TAI IT'D EET0 Tz--= c.-x
having the a of
intendto the
. 10 Ivcrvd avlr
- ''''-S ''ou" mo-" iaFse. conIe"
our
desirable 'l'''' N'"'' o."
HIS IS WHAT THE READY CASH DOES
% lou al our store We will show when
''"'F iN''i'eS Tor SC SIC Plain India Linen 10
Plain or l-aul.n
for
-' N''es worth .c Iiueuro
at e yard
n lhutton
can
mention r.
vhy
S r purchases in
prices Come along yonrsf %
store le ~ w MANI ''''S'' '' NOME let our
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-29
NORFOLK ROUTE.

WIN leave Tappahannock for Norfolk nt
J. m Friday. stopping az AN landings VIII
leave Norfolk AT D. IA ON saturday. calling
AT all landings
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Reunion en- ell
teatro de San Juan
elI9 de Diciembre

Nsda mas hermoao en- sl ordsn aoeial, que
10 niciatlya proplA y sl eafusrzo dc suE diEtin-
ICs orgGniHmos
rs por ofou msdlos que, los pusblou ibres,
sisFcitAn Gu libsTtad alcanEan siempEs al
sFinp 10 de suE idssles.
UniFss para tr&bsiar, pens2r sjeeusar,
tAl aB 81 sGcreto de lR fueR71 que fmpulfA los
b0mbrsE h&eiA sl pFogHsao.
Los aIumnos dc lR Alta EsCnaI& de 10 capt
tsl, nse0sitan una bibliOtscR En- IN oantfo
doesDta dc ssA im portR nciA, In bibliotscs ss I'm
praaelndiblS. Psro slIos no ID pidsn 81 g1bisr-
no. TAmpoeo Ia pidsn = eSts aqnsl ricAeho.
RlIos In cream, lG fORman, Ia hacen POGO po-
co, como oil ave, buaeRndo Aqui una pA1ttR J
sllE otr8; porque, una blbliotesR es un ntdo, 81
nldo de la intsligsncis. Sus Hbros dan cAlor
ri enAsndimisnto, Ell cRlor de otrA vida, de osr&
intaligapcia, como las pa1aS del ntdo dan calor
81 tisrnO eusPpo de las aVscillAsi 81 ealoF pa
tGRno.
FormAr su propio nido %, sin duds, M
placer delicioso para los ssrsS aladoS. Los
AlumnoS do Ia Alta EsCuelA quiaEsn comp&ftir
con allos sss placer
El dia 10, por In noch9, ellos rsuniE&n
en- ell tsRtFo, como 10 hleieron sl ano pAsado,
para rseolsetar nusVoE fondos eomprar mas
nbEou HRbT6 mdsica, canto, divsrsos ejsEci-
clos sjseutRdos poF ninRs y ntnoSi h&blaFAn
oFRdOPaB 90 gran Eanom bYs; In banda de l& po'
llciE insulAr hR aido gGlantements ofracidR por
81 honorable gobsrnAdor para dar mas &tracti'
v0 In hsstR. Los mismoH alumnoB vsndsrzn
las antradRs, que SON dc dos elRseB; un&s vAlen
rs eSntaVos, otERB 10, Elos EeeibirAn ri pa
blico sc sneRRgar&n dc aeomodar en- sus res
peetivos asisntos q los eoneuPrsntoa.
GrAeiRs = la amAbilidad del EsfioP AleaIds.
esq almp6tisA fiesta SO llsvArk cabo en- nuss-
tFo OoliHso. FL sefor Clfrs no he sido msnos
amabls; aqu6l ha eadido sl tsatro ests el
alumbrAdo.
Ia aIta EIeuels ps eomr.As an pressntsr
a ambaH ol tsstimonio dc su Bgr&aacimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Union ibero-ameriCana "

Mareed ai eonGurao da vsliosos alsmantos
dc In gran fAmill& latina, q quisnes sseundAn
s1sSlantas y deslntsrssadoS pEofssoEesi satA
impoFt&nta soeiadad eonEagrAd& 10 ditnsIon
de lA SnssfAnSa va adquiriendo ead& vsx ma
yOr Ruge.
E dlA 10 del mas actual qusd6 aStablscido
Rl GoantPO docenteS de Ponce, bAto lA Acsrtads
direction del Ledo. don Juan BbR. Pons quisn
. una iinBtraeion nAdR comdn une grAndes
antusiRsmoB una modeatiA que 10 honE&.
Dlcho eantro ssrS nm bslu8rta contra ID CO.
Frupc6n del hablR cRAtellana y 10 1uventud
sstudioSR que 81 eoncuFrA saba eonservar sn
toda pursza s rico EonOro idioma dc Oal'
dar6n y GsRv@nteB, Aprendisndo &demas .
eonocGr apEseiar Las grandtosAs eonqnlAtas
EeslizRdRs poF In RR8A latina en- TODD al oIbs.
Adjustments Ecudan o loa colsgios dc la
Union ibsro-AmeRie&nR mas dc doseionaoS
sIumncs, alguno d loa cuAlss no s6lo no pagan
sHtipsndio, slno que racibsn do l& SociedAo IL
bros, IbH@t&s, plRmAB, etc.
E digno director do diehn SoeisdadI doc
tor don Jose OEd6fisS, tlena In cortsEfa de In
vitRrnos q los sx&mensa samestHslea qua 50
lavar&n q afseto del Is Rl 90 del mas qua euFsa
en- los FsfsrldoS esntFos docsntss de ID Soeis'
dad.
AgrRdSesmoa 10 atanel6n en- euRnte vale,
Asi como las frRsSs de gratitud que diFigs LA
DRMoCRACTA, In eual sisnpRs eatara 81 i2do de
cuanlo tisndG al progreSo lA instrueel6n.
Para tsFminRE, nos eomplRCemos en- fsi1c1
tar Al SsAor Ord6dsx poF los RdslantoH que rsa-
lisa Ia soeisd&d que con tAnto acisEto dirigei
hacienda votoB poE su prosperidAd por que
obAenga pEoVsehoaOs resultadoE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Un estabIeCimiento
tipografco
Sc VENDE EN- PONCE

Una buonA prsnsa Marinoni, uua prsnsR
Liberty, una guillotlnS, una prensa de aaear
pruebas (SuItAD) y 152 c9ias de tipos en- pc
feeto estAdo.
Cuenta CON ma de eian eArActsrss da III
DOS titulaFas en- fushtes Rbund&ntss eomple
tAs ascrituras, tipo eom6n sists earaeterss, y
tlpos de Adorno. Orlas, vifIstas, y toda clRss
de aecesoFios para el bugn funeionamisnto de
uua fmprsnta.
El establscimisnto tiens mobiIiarlo, an
81 Sc puede sditRr nm psri6dleo ds regular ta-
msfo, haesF todR clAss de tYAbaios del ramo.
Sc vende Dc contAdo, 6 pla1os con doen-
mentos suscritoa or nrmAs dascontableS an
oil Credito y Ahorro PoneeIo.
Para mas informe diriiirass q don Simon
RoiAs Nsgr6n, Ponce, tstablscimiento El
LOUvre, e,-Noviambre 81. ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
JUICIOS ORALES
PARA e. LUMES

RI lunss ealsbFark los 6simos juiclos en-
81 tsmporada dc oaguAS, 10 0orts de DiEtrito
do Hnmacao.
Para eSe dis SenAla:
Uno contra Eustaquio Rsyss, de ssta ciu-
dad, por infrReci6n del artfeuio S6s del C6digO
penal.
OtFo contra Manuel Colon BoDillA, do
AguRs busnaB, pcr prcfsrir palRbEaS indseoro'
BaG Ia vfa p1bliea.
Otro contra Severe Torres varios mas,
de Hato Grande, por sScAndalo.
Otro contra Natalie Roman, de CaguaS,
por port&E aEmaB sin liesncia sacAndAlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
ARECIBO
UN MAXILAR FOSIL

En oil bRrrio del aISIotsS de aqaslIR turis.
dleci6n 80 fAbriean pisdEAB nltEop rompisndo
hAea algunoa diAs Ii roeR de donde las hAesni
aRlt6 IN psdAIo, como de dos libFan de peso
en- 81 eual apArsei6 ineTuatada Is mandfbula
superior de un pes, con tres andRnaa de disn'
tsp en- psTfseto astRdo de conservation y sama-
iAnteH, por su formR y ApArisneiAS, . Las de an
ser humano.
Dieho hallaEgo aa dIgno do sstndio eausA
del sito en- que fue sneontEMdo-eAni en- oil co.
EaBon de ID eAnterA-y por lA poaiei6n del AMI
nal para qus sn mandibula superior eonsar'
gsga ~ san1iap aA aRs - halIa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Departamento del Interior
Junta Superior de Sanidad de P. r.

NOTIOIA INF TE.-Por Ia pre-
ssnts SO informA cue los sxSmenss para obte-
neF liesnci&s de M6dicos, DantistaR, FArmA.
ceutieos, OomadF0nRg. EnfsrmsrRs, Vetsrina'
rios PPacticRntss PIomeros, "a verifearkn
en- las oAeinsH de 10 JuntS Superior de Sani-
dad, en- San Juan, en- las siguisnteS fschas:
M8dfcos Ensro S. ~ de 1903
DsntstAE. Enero s, 9y 10 &c 1903.
FarmResutcos. EnePo IL, 13 y II de 1908
PrscticGntsE, ComAdronas y Enfsrmsras.
IS, 10 = II de EneHO do 1908
Vetsrinarios practcRntss. Enero 19, 20
21 de 1908
Plomeros. %, % "a de Enaro de 1903.
Para mas informes, dirigIrse &I Sserstarfo
de il JuntA.
r. M. Hernandez M. D.
DIrector de SAnidad. San Juan.
Dleismbrs de 1899. sIt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
EEL LAZO VERDE 5"

Hsmos rscibido nm eiamplar dsl rsglamen.
to ds In nusva sociedRd que sa ha eonssitnfdo
en- San Juan, con la denomination do &CsntEo
racrsAtivo, e lszo vards.D
Los soeios sfundadoFss:psrtensean al grsmio
de dependencies de sal6n-rsGtaurant, sdmitisn-
do en- dieha sociedRd como socioB pFotsct0rsR.
. todo individuo que sea RerssdoR allo.
La sosisdAd ss puraments de rserso ins.
tPucci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
A Los SUSCRITORES De
= THE PUERTO-RICO HERALD y

Suplieo los abon&dos do este psri6dico
que Adaud&n tres cuatro msses vsneidos, 50
siEvAn psgArlos . Ia mayor bravedad possible,
pues teDgo 6rdenss tsrminansss de suspender
oil psEi6dleo TODD sl que no pagus antes del
Is del corriants.
Salinas Dlclsmbrs 9 ds .0Os
El Agente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13

A pArtiR dol 20 dc Oetubrs pr6ximo volva.
ran q tseAr On Ponce los vaporss do In Grad
D. Lines aZuliAD y sMaPAeAtbosD Admitiando
eaFgA v panAgaRos On visgs direeto para New
York. GpoTannAmants ss publieark al nusvo
ikinsraTio.
Aganissi MOralsx cs.-Pcnss, D,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
POBRES N|NOS.....!
MADRES De FAMLS, Old Ell uGDSO COEEJD De VUESTRo MtDCO

No de vuearo hos medcnas
mente sin antes OR opinion vuero mico
Puerto Rico pref concienca iluados
que deje dc convenr 10 que decimos.
El terap6uco sendo
verdadero e empea elaboration
emQones asf namadas GRASA DE PESCADOS
tenemos aO del mo Congreo M6dico vrfcdo Paris
de la tuberculosis e cua deedieron sabo ALI congre
gados complete
DO medicinal repugnane graves tras
torDos castro intestnales que ocasiona
No hay medico nj rmac6uto
ssema de elaboration de Emulsion de ace
cento nuy cierto
ndgesa empean verfcar emulsion
sultando mas indigesa ntolerab esmagos
d6bes criaturas de los pobres enfermos.
81 estas emusones xguayacol1
d. e como No tratamos de discutir e
solo deben tomae medane
cripcion facultatva.
En- agunos puede empeae a guayacol
antiseptco
necestan rconsyente todos
los tuberculosis deben tomar guayaco
m6dico uen debe recaro
resutados 81 LACTO MARROW DR. Messy Que no
tne nj 81 bacaao
nj rr1tac0n e 6mago Reconsttuye
pr enfermedad por cmaicas E
fac digestion perfecmente asma oponiendose
d ningdn tratamento.
LACTOMARROW compuesto <Meduao u6tano de los
huesos argo de peeco estado
verifca mediant de indgsa goma
acete de
eras arnaceas digesvos scogdos
puesos vehicuo ehe pura elementos
odos riqufsmos principles medcnales almenticios
PTegunad, repeimOs vuestrO m6dico al
LACTO-MARROW medcna verdad;
gencs de cienca reconstuynte
<anemia tuberculosis
etimulanteo durane e periodic agudo
general siempe 1esee recontur ORGANISING empo
brecido
FALLo DE LA ILUsTRADA MEDIoA NOS sUGETAM0s
LactO-AGarr
dice 10 que demuestra que vale.
Lacto-Marrow 90, Qu1micos New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
FARAACIA Y DROGUER|A
D e 3 L AIN O 0

Sam Ju@R. Sam Francisco Numa. -
Prscios de algunas preparedness especia-
les de In misma
Jarabe de Rabano iodado, trasco 10 ctvs
Id de Lacto fosfatO de cal Id 40
Id de Hip0fosdto de cal i'd 40
Id dePrototoduro hierro inaIterahle, fras-
60 40. centavos
Magnesia efsrveacente frsseo so centsvos
Elixir de Glicero tosfsto de cal i'd 80
Zarzaparrilla i'd SO
Vino de quina fosfatado Id so
Por docenas se hscen rebsiss de impor-
sanei&.
Evening journal., 1902-08-07
YOUNG SOCIETY WOMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
Daughter-iE-IaW Of George N. Fisher
Ends Her Life With Revolver
in Wyoming

Wyoming, Aug. Mrs. Grace
Fisher, wife of William IA Fisher. of
Wyoming, and social favorite. died
by her own hand at the home of her
iather-in-law. George NJ. Fisher. YES
terday afternoon. Fishers home is on
posite the residence of Governor HUM.
where the young woman was a fire.
.Quent visitor.
Mrs. Fisher secured the revolver from
her fathers bureau. went to a closes
and closing the door behind her. fired
the fatal shot. she was found by her
tather-in-law. who heard the shot The
closet was small one. and when he
opened the door tho womans body fell
to the floor at his feet. The bali had
entered her right temple and passed
through to the left For several days
II has been feared that the woman was
suffering from some mental trouble
and the family had taken every precau-
uop concerning weapons In the house.
Mrs. Fisher was well-known in musi-
cal circles in Wyoming and Dover. and
was charter member of the Round
Table. the wOmen's club of this place
and was a former member Of the
Twentieth Century Club. She was the
daughter Of Joseph Corson. of Brook
lyn. where she resided until her mar
riage, few years ago. She leaves a
son years old.
Evening journal., 1902-08-07
VEST CHESTER has ELOPRMENT
lOung Girl Lowered Her Belongings From
Window

West Chester Aug. -Elizabeth
Catron, pretty and sweet 16, has been
making her home with Jefferson
Shaner, the noted fox hunter, in East
Goshen on a nearby farm resided
BENJAMIN Showalter. Some time ago
he and Elizabeth became acquainted
and the friendship grew into love.
Tuesday evening when the maiden
went to her room at the usual retiring
hour 1t was to put her belongings in
a neat bundle and lower it by means
of a rope TO her sweetheart. who was
waiting beneath her window This
done, Elizabeth quietly groped down
stairs. let herself out the back door
and minute later she and her Benia-
min were awaiting at the Green Hill
station for the 1854 train.
Later on Mr.. Shaner missed the girl
and hurriedly drove into West Chester
to apprise the girls guardian and
uncle, Lewis 7. johnson. Next he Wis
tied Chief Of Police Jefferis and had
messages sent to Philadelphia to ar
rest the couple upon their arrival
There. Yesterday however, the couplo
was located at Paoli among friends
and the guardian authorized the chief
OF police to go after them and arrange
a marriage.
Evening journal., 1902-08-07
DIED

OGRAM-On August 8. 1902, ]. Walter.
son of Thomas and Fannie Ogram, in
his 9th year.
Funeral from the residence Of his par
ents. near HociSessin, Del, on Friday.
August S. Services at the house at III
o'clock. without further notice. Inter
ment at Red CLAY Creek Cemetery. Car
riages viii meet $50 train at Hockessin.
WATSON.-On August ., 1902, Elizabeth
A. Watson, in her Goth var.
Funeral services at her late home No.
III East Seventh street, on Thursday
evening, at s o'clock. Interment at Lon
don Tract Cemetery, Friday, ON arrival of
train (B. e o. leaving Wilmington at
o'clocq a. m.
MALCOM.-In this city, on the 4th in
slant. Mrs. Mary Helen Walsh NAL
com, aged p years, having been mar
ried but six weeks.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. 1904 Tren-
ton Place on Friday morning, at 9
o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral
Cemetery. Requiem high mass al
Sacred Heart Church.
ALDWORTH.-In this city. ON August G.
1902. Robert AldwOrth, aged so years.
Funeral from his late residnce. No. 42'
South Heald street, on Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock. High mass at St. Mary
Church. Intcrment at Cathedral Gene
terry
COLGAIN.-On August 8, 1902 Samue
c. COlgain, in his SD year.
Funeral services at has late residence
No. 1907 Pleasant street. on Friday after
noon. August s. at go o'clock. IntCrmcn'
at SilVerbrOok Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-08-07
VISITORS RETURNING HOME
Miss Grace ParViS EntertainS Her Friends
in MiddletOWn
Special to the Evening journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
MiddletoWn, Aug. 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. IL. Voshell are entertaining Miss
Cora Edwards, of Wilmington, at their
home near town.
Mrs. w. Il. Connollee and children
have returned from a pleasant trip TO
relatives in Millenbeck, Va. They were
in place whore oysters. fish and crabs
are caught each day, and they report
them as the finest ever eaten.
w. Reese Parker has gone to Eagles
Mere. to remain some time.
Miss Mary Nj. Beaston is visiting
Mrs. Harry p. Shapely. in Smyrna.
Miss Adie Eliason is being entertain
ed by her brother, James ID. Eliason.
Mrs. G. Il. Brady has returned from
an extended visit through Pennsylva-
mia.
Mrs. Julian Cochran left this morn
ing for Mr.. Pocono, Pa, to remain
some time
Miss Louise Vandyke, of Philadel-
phia, is being entertained by Mrs. Il.
II. Burgess. at the National Hotel.
Il Mrs. r. Il. Lockwood left yesterday
morning for Rehoboth, to remain sew
eral weeks.
Miss Grace Parvis charmingly enter
tanned a number of her friends at
cards yesterday morning, from 10 to
u. Refreshments, consisting of ices
cake and fruits. were served in abund-
ance Those present were. Misses
Emma Lingo and Edith Petherbridge.
of Philadelphia; Misses Mary Nowland.
Susie Foard, Ethel Rowe, Helen Brady.
Eliza Green, Esther Shallcross Louise
Cochran. Sylvia Moore. Justine Pever-
ley and Louise Mcdowell.
Mrs II. c. Adams and little son have
returned to their home in Milford, af-
ter a months visit with her sister. Mrs.
William r. Sirman.
Miss Anna Moore, OF St. Georges.
is visiting Mrs. Edward Sparks, near
town.
Evening journal., 1902-08-07
Pullman 9arIor car tor EagIe,s Mer.

The Philadelphia & Reading an
nOunce a through Pullman ParlOr Car
between Philadelphia and Sonestown,
where narrow guage cars are taken up
the mountain for Eagles Mere. The
through car leaves Philadelphia S.35
a. m. Reading at 1908 a. m, arriving
lat Sonestown 2.57 p. m; the Mountain
Road makes direct connection, landing
passengers at Eagles Mere 3.45 p. m.
Returning leave Eagles Mere las a
m. arrive Sonestown $50 a. m. The
through parlor car leaves Sonestown
$50 a m. arrives Reading 2.55 p. m,
Philadelphia 4.35 p. m.
Eagles Mere is becoming more pOpu-
lar every year, rs its natural beauty
and attractivencss become better
known. With increased Reading faeil-
titles and also more hotel accommoda-
tions il is expected that greater num-
Der than ever will take advantage Of
these facilities during the present sea.
son
A handsome Eagles Mere booklet
will be sent 10 any address on receipt
of two cent stamp by Edison Weeks,
General Passenger Agent, Reading
Terminal. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1902-08-07
BASEBALL NOTES

Rain spoiled them.
Two games for the one admission al
Front and Union streets today with
Pottsville.
York Y. NJ. c. A. over the bridge.
The boys wanted to so swimming.
Foreman was in Wilmington yester-
day.
Middletown defeated Altoona yester-
day by the score of to ,. Altoona
blames it on the umpire.
Manager Wiegand is trying to make
a record this week.
Mullin. the left fielder of Manager
Wiegand's team had the lowest average
of any fielder in the Southern League.
1t has been reported that Mack. now
playing with Atlantic City, will sign
with Manager Wiegand.
Evening journal., 1902-08-07
10000 oartrIdaes ExpIoded.

Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-During an
electrical storm yesterday lightning
struck a store house at the United
States Arsenal in Frankford, a suburb,
exploding half a million Of condemned
cartridges. Charles Jennings chemi-
cal works. opposite the arsenal, re-
ceived almost the entire discharge OF
bullets. which tore away the tiled roof
ing and shattered nearly every pane Of
glass in the building No one was In.
jured. Mr.. Lenning estimates his LOSE
at $1,000.