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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-14

London, Feb 14-The Associated
Press is informed that instructions
have been telegraphed to the comman-
ders of the blockading squadrons off
Venezuela to withdraw their ships In
consequence Of the arrangements cons
pleted at Washington. The blockade
therefore will be Immediately raised.
GERMANY GAINS A POINT
Berlin, Feb. 14.-The government is
telegraphing instructions today for the
raising of the blockade Of the Venezue-
Ian coast Immediately. These instruc-
tions may not reach all the blockading
vessels today, but it is expected that
the blockade will be fully raised by to-
morrow or Monday, especially since
Commodore Scheder had been expect
ing such instructions and mad arranged
for their prompt transmission.
Two memoranda explaining the pro-
tocol were signed by Minister Bowen.
The text of the first is as follows:
"As the imperial German govern
ment holds that the claims originating
from the Venezuelan civil wars of 1898
to 1900 are no more apt to be submitted
to arbitration the government of Ven
ezuela has to acknowledge at once
these claims amounting to approxi-
mately 1926, 900, and either to pay said
in cash without delay or should this be
impossible to guarantee the speedy
payment of them by guarantees which
are deemed sufficient by the imperial
government"
A DEFINITE AGREEMENT.
Washington, Feb 14.-In further ex-
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it's principal place of business at Iowa
CITY. Johnson County, Iowa, and is au-
thorized to raise, buy and sell and deal
in cattle and livestock. The capital
stock is $4,000 divided into APO shares
of the par value of 800 each and the
term of existence is 20 years. The d.
rectors are w. r. Whittier, w. HI. Coch-
ran, A. G. Smith, w. j. Linwood and
Wilbur ]. Teeters. w. J. Linwood of
Ration, is named as New Mexico agent.
The trade mark of the Mickmore Gall
Cure Company Of Old Town, Maine,
was filed; as was copy of the by
laws Of the Sociedad Trabajadores Uni
dos de Nuevo Mexico, of Ranches de
Atrisco.
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BANK OFFICIALS SENTENCED.
The Ex.President Of the Seventh National
Bank Pays His Fine Like Man.

New York, Feb. 14.-Judge Thomas
in the United States district court today
sentenced William H. Kimball, former
president of the Seventh National Bank
to pay fine of IS 900 for the conviction
of over certification of checks drawn TO
Fl. Marquand and Company. d. N.
Rose, the former paying teller OF same
bank, had his sentence suspended. The
fine was paid by Ktmball.
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Forecast for New Mexico: Rain in
south, snow in north portion tonight and
Sunday; colder weather.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, 81
degrees at 4:30 p. M; minimum, %
degrees, at 4:10 a. m. The mean
temperature for the "a hours was 32 de-
grees. Mean daily humidity, "a per cent.
Temperature ct 600 q. IN. today, ~
degrees.
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Free Rural Delivery.

The postoffice department has decided
to establish rural free delivery along
the ella in Socorro and Grant counties.
Examinations for carrier have been held.
The route has been established through
efforts Of Delegate to. Congress B. 5.
RodeY. n
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Stock Markets.

New York, Feb. 14.-Closing stocks
Atchison, ss1s; Atchison pfd., 1OOT;
New York Central, 1893; Pennsylvania,
1901; Southern Pacific, 64%; Union
Pacific, 1919; do. pfd., 95b; United
States Steel, 3ssl; do. pfd., ss.
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Moro Stronghold surrsndsrs.

Manila, Feb. 14.-Payan, the strong
est Moro stronghold in the Tanao coun-
try of the Island of Mindanao, submit
ted to the American force commanded
by Captain Pershing.
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win Pension Old Teachers.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 14.-The Morris
bill, pensioning school teachers after rs
years Of service, passed the house today.
It Is believed that 1t will easily pass the
senate. This is the first state to pass
such A bill
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"rHDY sABN HOW. )"

Business Is business. Every fellow
to his trade. Mixing drinks Is our
business and our artists ''sabe'' how to
mix 'em. You can get what you call
for here from high-ball to q board on
the roof. W. N. TOWNSEND.
Prop. of The Arcade Club.
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MARKET REPORT
MONEY AND METAL.

New York, Feb, l4.--Monev on eall
nominal, no loans. Prime mercantile
paner, AZ % ~ ner cent Silver. 4sA,s
New Yogs, lcb. II = Lead, quiet.
S4124 Copper, esay, Sl2.75 @
$l2 90.
GRAIN
Chicago, Feb. 14-Close. Wheat, Feb.
7411; May, 775s @ 77s4.
Corn, February. 431s; May, As.
Oats, Feb, "a u; May, 365s % 36A.
PORK, LARD, RIBS.
Pork, May, sl-1211: July, S16.52h.
Lard, February, 50 so; May, $9.52}1 "a
$955.
Ribs, May, so47h; July, s9.ash.
STOCK
Kansas City, ND, Feb. 14.-Cattle, re-
cepts 600, including 200 Texans;
market unchanged.
Native steers, So 90 q s5 35; Tex
as and Indian steers 50 90 a 81 90;
Texas cows, 81. 60 q SO 05; native cows
and heifers, 50 90 q So IS; stockers and
feeders, So so a 81. Is; bulls 2.25 @ $50;
calves, So so q 5000; western steers,
S275 % $500; western cows, ST. 90 q
SO. 90.
Sheep, receipts none, market nominal.
Muttons $3.50 % IS. 10; lambs, $500 q
&c. 25; range wethers $500 a 81 IS;
ewes $500 q $4.90.
Chicago, Feb. 14.-Catte, receipts,
300; market nominal.
Good to prime steers, 81 so "a $3.50;
poor to medium, SO. 90 a s. 25; stockers
and feeders, So. 25 % S4 so; cows $l.4O@
81 40; heifers, 500 q 81, so; Gamers,
LAO a $3.50; bulls, $500 @ $4.25;
calves, So so q IS 90; Texas fed steers,
$3.50 "a $4.25.
Sheep, receipts, l 900; sheep STEADY,
| lambs steady.
Good to choice wethers, &4. rs q IS SO;
fair to choice mixed, $3.50 q "a. rs;
western sheep, $4.75 q s. 40; native
lambs, $4.75 q $500; western lambs
S4.75 a $3.50.
| GRADUATE NURSE-Miss Amelia
Reese, a graduate of The Battle Creek
Sanitarium and Of The Chicago Medi-
cal Missionary Training School for
Nurses, will answer calls for general,
obstetrical and surgical nursing. Mas
sage and manual movements a special
ty. Her home Is with Mrs. Frank d.
bert on corner Of Devargas and Canon
Streets Santa Fe, N. NJ.
@%ese=sse@e=s&%e&e@%@@
did not make such statement, but I
did make statement In substance like
! this: Every ballot cast in Union coun-
| ty at the last election, January 13, was
questionable, and the evidence seemed
to show all ballots irregular" Instead
of the ballots being all Of the proper
length, width and on plain white prin-
ters' paper as the law requires. the ev-
idence showed that the Republican and
Democratic ballots were so different
that one could sit from to feet away
from the ballot box and watch the fol-
ded tickets as they were put in the box
land tell the Democratic from the Re-
publican tickets. That the Republican
tickets were on much heavier and
thicker paper and Of a slightly differ
: ent hue and color, so that they were
!: easily distinguishable when folded. The
. evidence also showed that the Demo-
, cratic ballot was more nearly In COM
pliance with the law than the Republi-
can ballots. There was no evidence
that any fraud was intended by the us /,
of these ballots and the Irregularities
! seemed to be purely accidental. am
very respectfully.
II GRANVILLE PENDLNTcN,
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On Wednesday morning the large
merchandise store Of George Kresge at
Hanover, Grant county, was burned to
the ground. The loss was 5000 and
the Insurance %, 500.
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The Wool Market

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. il Woo,
steady.
Territory and western medium, II 20
1871: fine, l3 "a l714; coarse, l3 g 15H
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TREASURY RECEIPTS.

Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn
has received from Leopoldo Sanchez,
treasurer and collector of Mora county,
s72.14 of 1902 taxes; and from J. G.
Plemmons, collector and treasurer OF
Sierra county, $5O7 AS of 1902 taxes.
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OFFICIAL MATTERS
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.

Charles Hall Adams, Of Boston, has
been appointed by Governor Otero q
commissioner of deeds for New Mexico
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Homestead Entries: Abel Thomas, OF
Ocate, 100 acres of land In Mora county.
Julio Garcia, of Wagon Mound, 100
acres of land in Mora county.
PATENT RECEIVED.
Surveyor General Llewellyn has re-
ceiyed the patent for the Las Trampas
land grant. The grant consists OF ss,-
131 acres Of land in Taos and Rio Arriba
counties.
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subscribs for the nov llexiean
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NoTARIES APPOINTED.

Governor Otero has appointed the fol-
4 lowing as notaries: Samuel H. Bernard,
Of Kingston, Sierra county; james Pat
terson, of Patterson, Socorro county; j..
Fl. Cheney, of Corona, Lincoln county;
Fred Becker, OF Belen, Valencia coun-
ty; Clement Hightower, Of Captain. Lin
coin county.
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Surveyor General Llewellyn has re-
ceiyed the patent for the Las Trampas
land grant. The grant consists OF ss,-
131 acres Of land in Taos and Rio Arriba
counties.
TREASURY RECEIPTS.
Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn
has received from LeopoldO Sanchez,
treasurer and collector OF Mora county,
S72.1 IA of 1902 taxes; and from j. U.
Plemmons, collector and treasurer OF
Sierra county, $507 AS OF 1902 taxes.
NoTARIES APPOINTED.
Governor Otero has appointed the fol-
lowing as notaries: Samuel II. Bernard,
of Kingston, Sierra county; James Pat
terson, of Patterson, Socorro county; j..
Fl. Cheney, of Corona, Lincoln county;
Fred Becker, OF Belen, Valencia coun-
ty; Clement Hightower, OF Captain. Lin
coin county.
MINERAL SURVEYS.
Surveyor General Llewellyn has or
dared a mineral survey made OF the
Nonpareil group of mines, comprising
the Nonpareil and Cobra mining claims,
IN the Central mining district, Grant
county. section 3, township II south,
range IL west. The application was
made by w. d. Murray as attorney In
fact for D. M. Barringer, claimant, and
the order was directed to John G. Nc
Kee, OF Fierro, New Mexico.
An amended survey was ordered OF
the Emma lode, Central City district,
Grant county, section 8, township II
south. range 19 west. The original sur
yey was No, 1904. The application was
made by A. H. Harllee, as attorney fol
George Kingdom, assignee OF Jane
Hutchinson, and the order was directed
TO George B. Brown, OF Silver City.
INTERPRETATIONS.
The M. B. Goldenberg Company Of
Tucumcari, Guadalupe county, has
been Incorporated with capital stock
of $4,000 divided into 500 shares Of
the par value Of 500 each. The company
ia authorized to carry on general mer.
chandise business and its term of exis.
fence is so years. The principal place
of business is Tucumcari and the direc'
TORS are Max. B. Goldenberg of Pasture
N M. and Jacob Wertheim and Alex
ander D. Goldenberg of Tucumcari.
The Luna County Telephone Com
pany Of Deming was Incorporated witt
a capital stock Of $1,000 divided int
5000 shares Of the par value Of Il eacn
The company is authorized to construc
telephone system in the town OF Dem
ing and its term OF existence is SO years
OF the capital stock authorised, tn
first 1920 issued is to be preferre'
stock The principal place OF bushes
is Deming and the directors are c. Z
Bosworth, s. Lindauer, J. J. Jeffers, {
F. Reynolds and w. H. Greer.
A certified copy of the articles OF IN
corporation issued in Iowa to the Lin
wood, Iowa, Land and Cattle Compan,
formerly the Ration Land ana Cattl
Company, was fisd, The conpany ha
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Editor New Mexican,
Santa Fe. New Mexico.

Editor New Mexican,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Dear Sir: I desire to correct an error
that has crept out Of the remarks that
made in the House regarding the
Union county contested election case
while serving on the committee of priv
ileges and elections.
It is reported in Union county, that
said in support Of the minority
report: That every Republican ballot
in Union county was tinctured with
fraud" This report is not correct.
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New York, Feb. l4.--Monev on call
nominal, no loans. Prime mercantile
paner, ~ % x ner cent. Silver. 4sA.s
New Yola, i'eb. II - Lead, qniet.
S412H Copper, esay, $1275 @
$l2 90.
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Prop. Of The Arcade Club,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-14

The New Mexican was In error IN an
nouncing in yesterdays Council pro"
ceedings that Council Bill No. 60, intro
duced by Councilman Pinard, provided
that the district attorney for the coun-
ties of Colfax and Union should receive
$500 salary per annum from the county
of oClfax and $500 per annum from the
county of Union. The correct amount
of salary provided in the bill for the
district attorney is $500 from the couA-
ty of Colfax and $500 from the county
of Union. Being reduction Of 3250.0o
in the salary heretofore paid by the
county Of the Union to the district at
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Reception at siIverbrook

A most delightful occasion at Silver
brook NJ. b. Church was the reception
rendered last evening to the pastor, the
Rev. II. S. Thompson ana family on
their return for the third year. Words
of welcome were given by Joseph w.
Coley on behalf OF the Board OF Trus-
tess by George w. Newcomb for the
Board Of Stewards; Mrs. John Todd
for the Ladies' Aid Society; Thomas r.
Curlett for the Sunday school; James
Mannering for the Epworth League
Mrs. James Vandyke for the classes;
Mrs. James r.. Crooks for the S. S
Missionary Society, ana Miss Essil
Dempsey for the Y's. Responses were
made by the pastor. his wife and
aughter. which was followed by an in
formal social hour. with refreshments
in abundance. The exercises were in
terspersed with music. Solos by Miss
Bayliss. and duet by Miss Chalfant and
]. W. Coley.
Silverbrook Church starts out upon
the new Conference year with bright
prospects for success.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Social and Personal Note:

Mrs. John wainwright and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Louie shakespear. are spending
the aster holidays at Atlantic CITY. They
are registered at the Haddon Hall.
Mrs. Mary schrack has returned from a
visit TO Media.
Captain and Mrs. James Davis attended
the golden wedding anniversary Of the
formers parents, Captain and AIRS. James
Davis at the residence Of Captain w. f..
stubbs in Chester, last night.
Mrs. Frank Woolley was in West Ches-
ter yesterday.
Presiding Elder Watt has returned from
the session OF the Baltimore Conference.
The Rev. e. * Miller, Of Long Green.
Nd, preached in Emmanuel Church, High
lands, last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Moore and son, OF
jamestown, n. Y. are guests Of II. J.
shafner. No. 2901 Madison street.
J. II. Pennington is IN Atlantic City.
w. S. Alexander, formerly president OF
CITY Council, now Of Barberstown. Ohio,
has been called here by the illness Of his
son.
Miss Mabel Dixon and Edward c.. Lewis
were married at Asbury NJ. T.. parsonage
by the Rev II. S. Dulany last night.
Members Of the Alumnae Associa-
tion of the High School viii present
the farce Just for Fun" IN the New
Century Club Building on the evening
Of April 80.
Charles n. Granville of New York,
is visiting I'm the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hastings will
celebrate the twenty-ffth anniversary
OF their wedding their home in Kirk
wood this evening.
Miss Annie L. Beecher and John NJ
Reynolds We're married last night. The
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Use of Cold Cream

Cold cream makes a capital substitute
for soap and water on a chilly April day.
Apply with a soft cloth or wash rag. Then
If one is in the habit Of powdering wipe
the cream off with soft. clean handker-
chief and lightly dust the face with pow
der. The cream will prevent the powder
from entering the pores and injuring che
skin. Women seem to forget that one s
face is, after all, part Of ones body,
and that the general laws which control
the latter are equally at work in the skin
and muscles Of ones face. Many a woman
who is otherwise exqulsitely clean has a
dirty face. and wonders why her arms and
chest are so beautifully white and fine
when her face is coarse in the pores and
yellow. 1t is one of the ironies Of fate
that biliousness freckles, pimples, nerv.
BUSINESS and dyspepsia pass the rest Of
ones physique by, but leave their unmis
taxable traces on. what is supposed to b,
the centre of attractiveness, the face. i
sometimes seems impossible to please ma
ture. One may live hygienlcally. exercisl
and eat conscientiously, and yet have L
acknowledge that people who do none o.
these things have clearer complexions
handsomers hair and rounder arms thar
She No woman, however. can hope Il
have a pretty skin who fills the pores witt
powder.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Some New Things

Evidences of the approaching Easter
tide are to be seen in all the shops. The
confectioners display all sorts OF
tempting candies in dainty baskets,
while there are eggs, chickens and
rabbits galore. A fascinating little
Easter conceit is a bonbon box made
to represent a log of wood on which
is a see-saw, with a soft fuzzy chick
lat either end and a cunning, perky lit
tie rabbit in the middle to balance It.
The log is filled with candy and holds
about half a pound.
In the millinery shops there is a be-
wildering array of fetching millinery
and dry goods merchants are showing
fascinating things in gowns, wraps,
gloves and neckwear.
Pieces OF artistic bric-a-brac may be
seen tied with white ribbons. which in
dicates their appropriateness as gifts
FOR Easter brides. A set OF shell haii
combs were tied in this manner yester-
day.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
SMALLPOX CASE COST $1,000
chestertown Will Have to Increase
Tax Rate to This Amount.

Dr. Charles L. Sempers, a retired
physician died yesterday at his country
home, at Blythdale, Cecil county aged
50 years. A widow survives him.
Information has been received OF the
sudden death of the Rev. William M.
Hersman on Sunday last at San Jose.
Col. DR.. Hersman was a native of Ce-
ell county and for number of years
was pastor OF the Presbyterian church
az Port Deposit. Several years ago he
removed to California for the benefit
of his health.
Harry Todd, a fireman on the Perry
vile extra freight train. fell I'm getting
on his engine at Elkton yesterday
morning, breaking his arm below the
elbow.
Mrs. Martins W. Brown, widow of
the late Daniel w. Brown, of Paschall,
died at her country home. near Elk
ton, on Wednesday evening, aged 76
years.
The recent case Of smallpox at Ches-
tertown has cost the town commits
sioners nearly $1,000. An Increase in
the tax rate this year win have to be
made to make up this amount
The Eastern Shore Transport Com
pany has been chartered, with the fol-
lowing incorporators: Francis c.
/ Wrightson. Colonel Oswald TilEhman
George NJ. Wingard, w. J. Brown and
George =. Hart. The capital stock is
,50000 and w. j. Brown is named
lBeneral manager OF the company.
Lee Cullom of Hartford county, was
struck by a north bound passenger
train ON the Port Deposit and Colum-
bia railroad at Perryville yesterday. II
is thought his Injuries win prove fatal
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

Shirring is seen on many Of the
smartest new gowns. The skirts OF a
dark blue canvas is shirred to the
depth Of a hip yoke below the waist.
The skirt below this is divided twice by
shirrings that slope up in the back The
waist and sleeves are elaborated with
shirrings and bands Of lace insertion.
A gown made of tan voile is trimmed
with applique work in dark bown. out
ined aound the edge with fancy fine
Z silk braid.
Etamines with plain and fancy
plaided borders are very stylish.
A gown Of this material in a frsen
and blue plaid is made with a hip yoke,
that is pointed at the back. front and
sides. At these 1ocr points it is laced
with a green ana blue fiat silk braid.
The skirt from Ohe yoke down Is box
plated, and the waist. a short box
plated bolerO, opening over a vest OF
changeable blue and green taffeta, is
also trimmed with the blue and green
braid. The top of the sleeves are box
plated and of etamine to a little below
the elbow. where there rs pun OF the
silk.
Shirt waist suits are sure to be popu'
lar the coming season. They viii b'
made of pongee. India silk, taffeta
ginglham, linen foulard and other fab
RIGS.
One of these suits in a taffeta ol
foulard has become quite necessary
gown in a woman's wardrobe, for there
are many places in summer where
gown of this kind can be worn, and a
the same time be appropriate, when
skirt and white shirt waist would b
entirely out of place. There are suci
cheap, pretty silks to be found in tines
days, that for very little money gown
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Trimmings for Dark Gowns

of this kind can be had, and one Will
feel we'll paid for the money expended
There is a fabric called German
silk which is very pretty. This mate
rial is said to wash well and to stand
the sea air. A green and white stripe
in this goods was particularly cool and
pretty looking.
Marie Antoinette fiohus are to be
worn: they are dressy lite affairs, with
lust enough warmth in them for days
and evenings that are little cool. They
, can be made of satin or silk with trim
mings of lace, chiffon, etc, One made
of accordion-plaited ruffles in black
liberty silk is stylish. The rutfles are
overlapped, and the long scarf ends
are finished with deep accordion-plait-
ed ruffles.
Fringe, braid. milliners' folds, ap-
plique passementerie, ruches, also lace,
will be used on the new spring gowns
Many of the hip yOkes now extend
to the hem OF the gown in front, in the
form of panel
All the up-to-date waists are made
long on the shoulders. Everything
seems 10 have a tendency to droop
French knots, catstitching, lace and
bands of embroidery are still the fash
ionable trimming for waists. French
knots make a most effective trimming
when collar, girdle and cuffs are o
velvet.
All kinds Of flowers are to be used OF
the hats this season, small as we'll a.
large ones White flowers with greer
foliage and black ribbin velvet form
the trimming on a large black hat. An
other hat of a light green fancy straw
is very pretty trimmed with pale PIN
roses and black velvet. All around tn
hat on the edge Of the brim are fin
green leaves.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Y. M. c. A. Baseball Team.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Dover. April 9.-The Dover Y. NJ. c. A
basebau team Is fast springing into prom.
dnence and Il Is expected that If semi.
professional baseball team Is not organ
lied here this season the Y. n. c.. A. boys
viii hold full sway on the diamond foi
Dover. The first game Of the season viii
be played tomorrow at FELTON,. The Dover
boys will bat as follows: knight, %.
Jackson. 1b. Johnson. r.; Mcdaniel, H..
Raymond ss Wharton, cf.; Taylor, sb.
Freeman c.. Moore, p.
j. Edward Addicks of Claymont upor
solicitation Of Captain wharton, donated
s. Tor the benefit Of the nine.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
NeMporf

Special 10 the Bvendng Journal.
Newport, April 9.--AIrs. James Chal-
lenger, OF New Castle, spent yesterday
with her parents. Mr., and Mrs. w. r.
Finn.
Miss Nora Stuart is confined TO her
home here with the grip.
The w. G. T. U. held an evening
social at the home Of Mrs Daniel Green
last evening. There was quite a large
Attendance, regardless OF the inclement
weather, consisting Of Wilmington,
New Castle and stanton visitors. Re-
treatments were served. and a very en-
joyable evening spent
Joseph Gathers, Of Chester, spent last
evening with Friends here.
William Fredericks, who has beer
the guest of friends i'm Mt Cuba, has
returned.