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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-01
QUEEN TiG>E LA cuLpA?

,tQulEN TiG>E LA CULPA7
El 1nunlo esli lleno dc enferme-
dades J dolores. Quien tiene la
culpa2 Todo el mundo; y por con.
siguiente q menudo Ia falta es dc
elos nlismos. pero Ia Question a.
premiante es 10 que Sc ha de ha-
Ger, como Sc ha de aliviar como
curar. dQue seria de nosotros 81 no
sc encontraran medios para comba-
tir Ia enformedad Naturalmente,
Ia enferrnedad nos destrozaria v cl
mundo ouedarla despoblado. Iiasta
que aprendamos Ia manera dc evil
tar las Intermediates, tenemos que
agradecer que poseemos los lpetlios
de abatirlas y curarlas desputJ dc
ser atacados, cnanIo, semelan2a
dc IN salFtjo con su kacha lovan-
tada, SO presenta i quitarnos Ill Vi
ia. Especialmento necesitamos un
tratamiento SECURE y violento para
esas afecciones que Sc han lecEo
aniversale7. Que Sc prosontan er ca
da pals y clima, y que desslan Il Ia
pobfe hunanidad en- todas 7a5 es-
taciones del ado. Nos referinlos 4
tales afecciones como Clor0sis. Res
fritdos, Dcbjli3ad Nerviosa, Afcccio-
nes do Ia Garganta y Pulmones, asi
cono las Gae espccialmente aIectan
Is inujeres Y ,.lnos. Para est;ss, II
PREPARATION De WAMP0LE
s. aproxima & un yerdadero espccl-
tico mas que cualqulcr re1ncdio quo
hasta ahora Sc ha descubicrto por
u ciencia. Is tan sabrosa como IL
micl y contcne los principles rn-
tritivos y carativos del Aceitc de
He do dc Bacalao Puro, comlina-
los con Jarabe dc Hipofosftoa Com
pucsto, Extr atos &c Malta Y Ccrczp
Silvestre. Cast Sc puc0e decir, qro
es lii misma vida Incorporate cn
I'M solo articnlo elahoraGo por Ia
lnanatria hamana, GEL Sr Dr.. Luis
Cordoba, dc IIabana, dice: lie usa-
do In Preparation de Wampole y
me la dado excolentes resultados,
particularlnente en- los nif1os en-
las mnj res en- el cstado dc COSTA
zion . Ia lactancia. Es por 10 tam
10 una Elt'l;"ila que no dudo rcco-
meudarla cfcazn"ntn. - Cada dda.s
es efectiva. Nalie sufre un de-
sengaho con esta." Eli las Boticas.
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UNA CARTA,

Como ne hay quien sc libre en.
tte nos< os de inprop @rscs de in-
iurias, el Sr. e Garcfs aist.ngui.
do compatriots de Yabucoa, ha gus
friio tsIabien SD psrte en- Ell general
repart3.
C)n motive de slnsionas depr.'
nantes de nm peri6 lico, 7cam nsdas
al ST. Garcia, henos reuibido vRriss
cartas protsstando. de elias; cartAs
que no hemos pu b,icsdo per consi'
aerAr que el Sr Garcia no 10 nece-
sta
Hoy, sin embargo, hacemos una
exc epci6n a&ndo publicidsd d & la elo.
cuente carts que sigue, obsequisndo
de ese modo los ganerosoa deseos de
sn autor:
eGuxabo Is stbra. 1902.
Sr. don Jose e. GArcfa
Mi distinguido sa1or:
No pocs snrp.asa me h. causado
10 notscia de que sl9da psriodico ha
uirjjido At quas & v. ssnal&n dolo CO.
mo autor de atropellos, mientrAs foe
alcalde de esta pueblo, para CON los
Por 81 & Ui. le conviniere recti-
do&r esa affirm zci6n, 20. que fa1 su
sdversario polf5icc y que luch6 deci-
didamente IN squellA 6poca contra
el partido & que I'd. pertenecis,
cumplo nm deher de hombre de bisn
G 'nEignan1o ,expcnt&ne amente, bsio
mi palahes da honer, que fus I'd. Ell
A ctlde Delegsdo n &s inteligente y
mas corresto qua jam&s vino &
Gursbo.
M solo no fac atropellado nj si.
Quiera molestado &quf en- squella
6poca ning1u autonomis sts, por el
hecho de serlc, 81 que me c. n st& que
cuando los sucesos del 81, no result6
I'd. del agrado del General Palaciog,
pofque no di6 Gurabo, como Jansos
y otro5 pue olos, su contingenta de
victimas & ID fsrocidad de aquella ST.
t4aci6n.
Prevsnida, por ESQ. cont-a I'd;
IL camariila de aquel desgrAciado
General, in pd soe una fuerte mu!ta
el f@cal de Caguss porQue I'd. de.
fsnoiendo los interaaes do Garabo,
neg65e & fAc!litarla bagsjes escesi.
vos para Is pr$ ,tica de dig snciAs
iudlciales en- Juncos, con motivo de
una supuests consl .aci6n denun.
ciada por el slo&lde de xqael pue
bio.
Aquella actitud suya fac muy
aplaudlda por nosctros.
Es tambi6a rnuestra e1ocuente
de su sorrecs ion hesho de que
cuando vino I'd & GurAbo todos les
empleados del municipio 6r&mos au.
tonomistas, todos hacfsmos polftica
activa y hlguno de nosotros acaso
logro desconcertar plsues hzbilmen-
te prep&raaos por III. dentro de 10
mas estrecha legalidad, a.A des
truir L. preponderancis de nuestro
patt do en- IL Ioeslidad. Si1enbargo
de ESQ, ninguLo fad nolastado, ccn
tinuando todos en- puestros pusstos,
h&stA gu ceso u en- sn ras go tras.
lsdSndcse Yapncoa.
E tto digo 20, mas oien 10 di.
cen los heehos, ga favor ds Vi Mis-
entonces corrsligionsrios diieron
mas: LIE escriS1eron & Ya,ucoa ro.
8&ndole qua volviase Ia. d. Alcalds
q Gu -sbo. Q1sdo may euyo aff }.
amiga que le aistis gas y b s. m.
Uzddisgoo ColJazo>.
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Darc aboutanente iparl dc Ia opinion de prensa.
dc dc
at San g., ,mmmn mwmaH July
INFORMATION.

an Mll&n Sc ef .ctno un slo entre
dos capitsres iel eieraito, los cusles
f4aron c&slig&So' severamants por
is autoridad jer1'quics superior.
Agtega el tele G = ma que jgaal-
mante han sido castigsdcs, COZ J i
6 ,r, los padrincs de los combstien
les y los primaros y segundos JEFF IS
de los cuerpos que unos y otros
pe@tenecian.
A conse cuenciA de las dltimas
crecidssg del rio Oest en- China, n
perecido mas de cinco mil personas.
o*o
E IL isI& Formosa Ia msrej ada
hs csusado gsardes p6rdidss de vi
das y b ciendas.
o*o
El G 5bierro de los Estsdcs . al.
dos no permita qua Ell gobisrno hal
tisno lave 6 efseto L. orden d. &C.
rfar cisrtos puartos con objeto de
inpedis que los fermlnistas i lterven
gan con 81 comercio de escs puer-
tos, 6 mencs que disho gobierno pue-
da sostoner Ell bloquaO que tiene
anunciado.
90
Ha fallacido ! madrs del Sultan
de Marrascos.
90
Sc han iocendiado los grandes
depo 'ltos de petroleo qua ex stem en
Is pobl&ei6n de B ,aumet, del Il stado
de Texas.
Auuncian de Rio j aneiro que Ii
cosechs de cafe ssr& abundante en-
todo Ell B .ssil.
o*o
ri Seoretario de Marina ameri,
cano hs dis 2uesto que gu ade en- L.
e abana ell dique Fl ante, de L. pro-
pisdsd del gobisrno de los E tados
U aidos, misns4as Sc arsegla 10 cues
ti61 de las estaco aes navales.
90
Las tropas de Muley AbAd Ell
Az han derrotado Compartments
q las t'ibus sublevadas en- M squinez,
al dia del corrients, somet:eudolas
{ 10 autoridad del Sultan.
o~o
Dican de Washi 1gton que elf 10
Sc da inp 2rtsncia Al env1o de cruoa'
ros & Panama y Colon, toda vez que
NO hay Amino de intsrv mir en O..
lombia; s6sden que pronto llegAsa 4
Panama Ell barco de guerra que AGA
ba do comprar @! gobiaeno, y ACADIA
rs con la escua id :ilIa de los revolu
cionarios.
El gohierno sustriaco hs dis.
Iusato qua salgan Embellishments
dUs Gata5ionas de irfsnterfA & ref II,
z r Is gnarni1i6n do Tr O to, por ta
Dt de qQe 7a EusGiten zElos des6r'
deneS en- dlcha ciu0ad, q conascuen-
c1a de IL nuevA huelga de los tr&bA'
jsdores del puerto
90
e venerable Keuger, ex .presi'
dente del T ansvaal, publicsr& ku
antobicgrsfia en- Ell pr6ximo mes de
N3vismore.
Desde Paris Ie dicen al eSnns
que son objeto de ccmantarios los
co -dlales dlscursos pronunciados por
Ell r P41ncipe de Asturias y 81 ganerRi
t f:Snc6s Amaze. en- nm bauqaete q7e
Sc ha caiebrado con motive de las
m@nlobrss nlIi5ares que Sc han vsri'
fcato al Sur de Ffancla, ya las cas-
les fac invits do Ell maridO de ID hijs
mayor dc A.fouso XII.
Sc cres que el tono especial de
los discur. os 1eba 5omsrse com un
med.o psr& car & conooer al ingrsso
de E ,paf1a sn Ia aiiarza franco rusa.
o~o
Chew Fyehi, actasl consul de
China en- Nasva Y rk, hs sido nom
bfado a b desamps n sr iguGl pussto
en- 10 HAbsra 3 ha ree:bioo de su 60
bisrho inAtf2o i 3nea para tralar de
conseguic cei oe In R + & oics de Gu
os la dercg acioa de IL ley, por %
caal So prGhiba Ia entrada en- Ia isl&
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Linea ferrea del Oeste.

ITIN Err 10.
Salidas de Bayam N y Capital ST.
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Candidatura federal
de Rio Grande,

Los .deralas de Ri3 G 'ande
llevaTa1 & Las urnas an las proxlms q
eleccione', 10 candidatura que ST.
que.
A'caide, don Jose sossy .O"va
Jdez municipal, don Msnuel B nitex
SAntsns: Tusz mnnicipal supie te,
don JsAn G nzalez G uz
Junta Escola'; don A edo !
CsDz, avn Gsrardo Bald h D. Car
los S2egArI.
Vocslss del C,rc j, mnicips' +:
Led. don J ,e6 Ramon y D sz, d n
F anoiseo A. Y rr.s. don J>se A.
Rexaeh, don S nti g' Hernsndez,
den David Carr;on doa Msru4l P,
mental y Ca>tro do F ucisco Gi.
me- ez, doa Lino G d. 81, dos Fe
lipe Riv .fa.
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BODAS

Han contraido matrimonio en-
Aguadilla dom Santiago Ixlssias,
Presidents de la sAmerican Fedora
ci6n of Labors, CON la apreciable
sen orita Jssta PastorA B scknegrs.
La nueva parajs hA fijado 81 re.
sidencia en- Ia citads Villa.
Daaeamosle eterna falicidad.
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.A,..B.C: cERvEzAs
Puras, Oarantizadas. Nnguna Otra Tan Buena.
DE YENTA CAsT2L.LOA
TRASLADOS.

Han sido trAslsd ado syar, por
el 1ar JEFF = de Il Polifia Iaanlar. Ell
Teaiente Lopez G .zts n5iaes de YAu
co San G srm4nye T niate Harta.
do de San G srm&n { Y suco.
e ,tos tr&slados obadecen 6 ro.
zamientcs 2tre 81 Tsni ,nts Lopez
y e. Juez de Pax de Y.uco, sefor
Roig.
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RObO en- AdiuntaS.

Te.egtanSs recioidos en- esta
ciudes avisEn que Sc hs cometido nm
robo d S 259 en- 10 GAIA de los fondos
municipales de Adjuntas.
asLos lsdrones dsscerrsjaron 10 del
Dsp ositario, logrando salir sin ser
vist
La Policia In hecho slgunas de.
tenci6nes, pero aun go se hs podi 10
esclarecer quienes hayan sido los
Autores.
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Sc venden 3 coches gran
des, casi nuevos y IS parejas
de caballos, sanos y j6venes,
todo q precio limitado, pu-
diendo realizarse dicha venta
por ell total de coches y caba-
los 6 por p1rte solamente
Dirijirse aCarlos H. Blondet.
Rio-Pledras, kil0metro II.
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Santiago B. Palmer
AbOgadO J NOtari0.

Fierce en- todos los Tribxnalss
10 esta Isla.
Gale Allen No. as.
San Jaan Puerto Rico.
A r.
Tslefelono AZ
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AATARJETAS de vista con s0bre.
y sin ellos, SO haceR an ala Co.
resp6Rdescla.s
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One Year. gold $500. 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Lashuojga de FlOreDcia

Ti.:n de Fiorencia Que Ia ms
yo- f. de los h. .gnista b n vae'to
81 trabnjo, q xc >pcio de los herre'
ros y tipcgrs fos.
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Para familias

CUADERNOS para anotar la ro-
pa que va lavarse, duradero por
\ meses en- SLA CORRESPONDENCE
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

Summer hats by the middle of the
season are very shabby articles Of
dress, and yet, II a woman has expen-
sive hats early in the summer 1t is de-
cidedly annoying TO be forced to start
in with another lot or course, all the
largo shops that have not closed for the
season make a point Of marking down
at this time of year their hats TO prices
which seem absurd in comparison to
what was asked in the beginning of the
summer. but It is quite safe to state
that they are not always just the same
hats that one has seen. excepting in
some rare instances. whore the original
French model has been kept. and the
other hats copied from it.
Dark straw hats are not the good IN
vestment that they appear to be, for
unless made OF the very expensive
straw the colors fade and change under
The influence OF too much sun. on rain
and a colored or black straw hat which
has been constantly worn is always
shabby long before the autumn
For this time Of the year the daint-
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIDSUMMER HATS

lest hats are those made of white. black
OF pale colored erin, so fine that the
pattern looks almost like tho spiders
web. These. In a round. nat shape.
trimmed with a ruching the same color
as the straw. or with flowers Of the
exact color. are very smart. very ex-
pensiye and very desirable to wear with
a white muslin frock. One of these
white hats. trimmed only with a box
pleating OF tulle and worn with a box
ploated tullc boa. Is as charmingly cool
and delightfully."- summery as heart
could wish for. Tulle OF all kinds is
used for trimming hats intended for
midsummer wear Rosettes Of tulle,
from which start long ostrich feathers,
pleatngs OF tulle, tulle bows and hats
made OF tulle and flowers are all FASH
ionable. and the fact that they are
perishable merely adds to their desir-
liability Pink tulle hats with feathers
of the same shade. are smarter for the
moment than pink chiffon hats, and
| carry out the same airy. cool appear
ance which Is so much 20 be desired
/ in summer costume Of today.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Smart RtAn Jackets

The smartest of the still popular
Eton Jackets are shown in white taft
feta. lined throughout with white satin
for cool DAYS. TO be worn over soft
white batiste blouses. The sleeves and
revers are richly embroidered in silk,
sometimes I'm pure white, sometimes
i'm dainty Persian tints. These Etons
an have the pointed fronts and straight
backs. and are an elegant addition to
ANY wardrobe.
Smart effects in the Eton toilet are
shown In o combination of ecru wool
batiste. with flet lace medallions, the
latter being connected with narrow
velvet ribbon. The skirt is circular in
shape. and a deep tuck conceals its
Joining 10 the circular founce, the lat
ter also displaying a tuck through the
centre Darts accomplish the fitting
over the hips, and the habit back may
be closed with a placket and scam, OF
with buttons and buttonholes. Some OF
the skirts are buttoned all the way W
from the hem.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Swimming As Exercise for Girls

The benefits of swimming are many
under the right conditions. Nearly all
of the muscles. especially the large
ones. are brought into play. The mus
cles of the back are used to keep the
head above water Il naturally follows
that swimming is excellent training
for a correct and graceful carriage. IL
also helps to straighten round should
ers. Breathing is greatly influenced
for more air than usual is taken INTO
the lungs. which are expanded to their
extreme limit. Circulation Is stimulat-
ed and the body as a whole is invlgor-
ated The muscles Of both arms and
les are actively exercised. The chest
is broadened out and put on the stretch
bv the extension of the spinal coiumh'
writes DR.. Emma r. Walker
All of the muscles Of breathing are
nnt In the test. The pressure Of the
water on the chest Is greater than tne
nressure OF air. so this extra effort OF
resistance must be met. Breathing
should correspond to the movements OF
swimming. When the legs are ex-
tended the breath IS expelled; when the
legs are drawn in the air is breathed
into the lungs. >,
Never hurry when you swim. II
Won do YOU will expend much effort lot
little advantage. and will not reaeh
your goal any quicker than If you fol-
lowed a quiet, even stroke.
Resides swimming on the chest one
can learn to swim on either side, as
we'll as on the back. This last method
is not so tiresome as chest swimming
neither is il so rapid. The legs are
exercised most when one is swimmine
Ion the side. When you wish to resi-
inst turn on your back and float This
lis the simplest lesson You can iearI
in the water.
Il is well to observe several cautions
Never swim directly before OF altel
eating. Allow an hour and hal
lboth before and after meals.
Until you become an expert SWIM
mer always swim toward the shore
never away from IT,
short stay in the water is mucl
better than a long one.
Never try to swim when you ar
tired.
Never stay in the water when yo
feel cold. 49,
After your bath take a little run @
the beach before you dress.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Delaware CITY

Special to the Evening Journal
Delaware City, Aug. 12.-Mrs. johann
ner. who has been visiting in Philadel-
phia, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Hines and Misses Bessie and
Edna Greed are visiting in Contreyille,
Nd
George Pennington is visiting his sis
ter. in Dover. for some time.
Misses Jennie and Beulah Marley
have returned from a visit to Philadel-
phia friends
Frank Iacher. Of Chambersburg,
who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Julia Brewer. has returned to his home.
Mrs. William Jester has returned
from a visit TO friends in Camden. Del.
Henry Reybold, of Philadelphia. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Reybold.
Miss Alice Foard has returned from
visit to Philadelphia, accompanied
by her niece. Miss Marjorie Foard.
Mrs. Frank Jester and Miss Heller
have returned from a visit to Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pancoast have
lreturned from n visit to friends il
Salem. n. J.
George B. Money and daughter, Miss
George, have returned from Whining
/ ton.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Irene Davidson
are spending a week at Ocean Grove.
| Carl Adler of Camden. n. j., is Wis
lifting his mother.
Miss Lizzie Fisher. Of Hockessin, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. r. Hines.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
BACH SEEKS NOMINATION
FOR COUNTY OFFICE

The announcement of last evening
that Fred E. Bach would be q candi
date for the Office of Register Of Wills
of New Castle county came as a sur
prise to city party workers who long
ago picked their choice of the candi-
dates for the place, and today are
working zealously in their interest.
Mr.. Bach feels that there is some hope
of his nomination. however and now
several of the party leaders are vigor-
ously presenting his claim to the berth,
which is the second best-paying one
in the Court House row.
Mr. Bach is well-known to the peo-
pie of the State. because of his promi-
nence in political circles. For six years
he was private secretary to former Sem
ator Anthony Higgins Following this
he was given a place in the Postoffice
Department, and assigned to service
in Cuba. Later he was given a berth
in the United States Custom House,
Havana. which position he held until
the Government transferred the island
to the Cuban Government Then, upon
the recommendation of Congressman
Ball. he was appointed a superintend-
ent in the rural free delivery service at
an annual salary of $4,000, and is hold
ing that position today. It is said he
would rather be register of wills O
this county than a Postoffice Depart
ment official in California, to which
place he may be transferred.
William T. Deighton, William A
HukilI. Howard Ely and Francis M
Walker are other candidates for the
loffice.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
UNION TICKET FOR KENT
Is ALREADY FORECASTED

Already the knowing ones have fore
casted the Union Republican ticket TO
be named at the convention to be held
in Dover next Tuesday.
The slate for the candidates, as at
present contemplated, reads about as
follows: For senator's, First district,
Thomas c. Moore; Third. ]. Frank Al
lice; Fifth. S. John Abbott. Abbott.
however, will have a stif fight for the
nomination, as there is bitter oDposi-
ton to him in Milford. where he re-
sides. "A majority of the white voters
are pledged to his defeat, but he is
counting on the full cOlOred vote.
Joseph Frazier, of Frederica, is also a
candidate, as is Alvin Connor, Of Eel
ton.
For representatives, Joseph Smith
ers will probably be nominated in the
First district; Harvey ID. Learned, who
made a contest for his seat two years
ago, for the Second Albert I. Hot-
feclSer. in the Third; William II
Gehmann. in the Fourth. and ]. Henry
Harper. in the Fifth. For the Sixth
locally known as the ''Shoe-string
district. no candidate is slated, and as
it is Overwhelmingly Democratic, NJ
one is eager for the place.
The Seventh presents three canal
dates, and there is warm triangula
fight Those being urged for the plae'
are T. Elwood Warren, Daniel B. Muir
ray and Remson Barnard. The las
named is a son of Colonel ID. P. Bar
nard. of this city. In the Eighth, Ed
win +. Knotts will probably secure IN
nomination. in the Ninth, John l
Masten, who served in the Legislator
that elected Anthony Higgins to tn
Senate. and in the Tenth there is
fight.
The Abbott-Marshall ring has slate
Iavinias Austin, although the preseI
representative, John White, wants
be returned. A stiff fight is being mao
by Frank Davis, who expects to poll
majority of the white element and ma
= split the colored vote
r In this district there is in progrei
: one of the bitterest political fights
: years, the senatorship, representati'
s and minor offices all being involve
4 Mr. Abbott declares that he Will
: the nominee. even though he doesr
get the delegates. evidently .expectil
a to be nominated by the convention
an application of the unit rule.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Personals Of Day in MiddletOwn

Special to the Evening Journal.
Middletown. Aug. 12.-Miss Eliza
beth Cochran is visiting her cousin.
Miss May Morgan, at FairIce, Nd.
William j. Wright has gone to At
lantic City for a few days.
Miss Bernice d. Metten is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. William Dunn, at
Smyrna.
Miss Lottie J. Jolls is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roberts, I'm Will
mington.
Mrs. T. II. Gilpin and Miss NJ C..
Cameron left Saturday for Eagles
Mere. Pa. to remain some time.
Mrs. Lydia c. Fluitham, OF Phiiadel-
phia, is visiting her son. Charles, near
town.
Mrs. Sarah Gill is entertaining Mrs.
Rachel Finn. of Wilmington, and Miss
Sadie Finn. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary l. Cox is the guest of
relatives in Tabor. n. ].
Mrs. w. c. Eliason and children, and
Mrs. M. r. Francis and children. all of
Baltimore. are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Henry Clayton.
Several of the Rev. F. II. Moore's
friends have received postal cards from
him. written at Sitka. Alaska, and he
reports a pleasant trip, the scenery be-
ling magnificent He expects to return
by the first of September.
Miss Beatrice M. Whitlock is visiting
friends in Chester.
Mrs. Monte Burke. of Centreville. an(
Miss Gertrude Morgan. Of Wye Mills
are guests Of Mrs. Harry De vain
ger.
Mrs. Edith Pelonze. Of Camden,N. j.
lis being entertained by her sister, Mrs
Charles H. Howell.
Daniel w. Stevens, Of the ]. c. Par
ker G Son Co.. has gone away on
two weeks visit TO relatives in Penn
lsylvania.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
ROOM FOR ALL
AT THE SEASIDE
Wilmington Folk May Go to
Atlantic City in Peace
Other Social Topics Of Interest to
Them Their Neighbors and
Friends

Everybody may go to Atlantic City
now with the comfortable feeling that
they will find accommodations, even
though they may not be on as elabor-
ate a scale as desired. and not find
themselves without where to lay their
heads when night falls.
In view of the unprecedented rush to
Atlantic City. and the fact that hum
dreds were unable to find accommoda-
tions at the hotels and boarding
houses, Mayor Franklin p. Stoy, acting
officially, issued a proclamation asking
cottagers TO entertain the overflow dur
ing the remainder of the season.
The proclamation had the effect
hoped for, and now Wilmington peo-
pie, or anybody else, need not stay away
from the famous resort for fear of lack
of shelter. Mayor Stoy has issued the
following:
Il have received numerous telephone
communications and kilograms from
people outside the city, asking if con-
gestion, as outlined in my proclama-
tion, still exists, and If visitors cain now
be accommodated.
/ Il am happy to say that through or
ganized effort, and the noble response
of the people TO my proclamation
which will continue for the remainder
of the season, all who are now here
have been cared for and no one nees
hesitate TO come to Atlantic Cit,
through fear of not being sheltered"