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The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-05
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
4th and Market Sts.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
For Summer w

For Summer Gowns .
or graduating dresses the cream
and white fabrics are always
sought after and are the most
fashionable. Our assortment is
complete and includes the silky
and handsome Lansdownes at
$1.25 per yard, the pretty and
cool Voiles at 50 cent and $1.25
per yard in splendid quality, the
new and fashionable Beretta
cloth in silk and wool, soft to the
touch and ola dewy effect and
making a very stylish gown at
$1.25 peryard, the Eolian CLOTHS
in silk and wool light in weight
and very desirable at $l.00 per
yard, the Crepe Egypta soft and
clinging stuffs, rich and beauti-
full for gowns at Is cents per
yard, will give you some idea Of
these elegant things in creams
and white. The assortment
runs down to 25cents per yard
and any purse can be accommo-
dated. Most all of these new
fabrics are also here in colors.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-05
West JERSEY I sElsH1sE RAILROAD

On and after May "a, 1908,
trains will leave WOODBURY. as follows:
For Philadelphia, SIS, $50, IT'S, 7.32, 7.43, 7.49,
S.A9, 9.14, 1902. ILL A. M; Loo. liz. 200, 800,
406, 4.46, 5.18, 6.O4, 6.5S, TO, 1922 and II .Q3 P.
y; weekdays; Sundays, 500. sIS sSs A; NJ.
For orc al ass siss, s e. Sc s;ss' s Is 1 &c., HI - & a. M M.
1888 l;0z, 2.06, 3.23. 33S, 3.47, 5.04, 5.2s, 5.43,
6.3z, 7.02, 500, S22, lI.l2 r. NJ; 1922 night
se snd Ys - Sundays, so4' s-2s A. NJ Ss2'
For Swedesboro, GAG, S.55, 11.35 A. M; 2!04, 4. "a,
III, ~; q : :. y n. weekdays. Sundays S.a A.
For yS.ineland INC Millville, 6 "A and s. 30 A; M.
l2.SS, 3.38, 5.43, TOE p. M. weekdays. Sun
days. 8.4 A. NJ. $50 p. M.
fqr Maurice River and points On the Maurice
River Branch, $50 a. n 12-ss and SAB T. M.
For Sea Isle City and ocean City, sos A.. M;
o.5S +. NJ. weekdays. Sundays, S.O4 A. M.
For Cape May, $50 a. M; 3.3sP p. M. weekdays.
Sundays, S.04 A. M.
days; Sundays, 500 A. NJ. and 80 I. NJ.
For Salem. via Glassboro, s.AS A. NJ; 347 2.
4 4; Mweek s va sWedes s. 6 Si46, ws SIS,
days da.SS = SUNDAYS %I tt / Z Z ANA M' 81 F F. NJ N. "eeA-
For Bridgeton, GA. e.A8 A. NJ; II 81, 3.47s SIS
2 So T; N. weekdays. Sundays, 8.2 A.
M.and $50 P. M.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia for woodbury., 6.l2, 500
Isl 81, s Is, s s.1s, i "a I Al os n. j. l2;S 90 5 nsp5 $40 l &C.
6.1S. ?.30, 800, 1910, II.D p. NJ, weekdays.
q 7sa0, 500, $40 A. M; 1890, 400, 500,
5.A. $50 and. 1000 F. M.
Sax s'Ss. y sass 4. n. as e. 4.l y0 ssi +. 4 +; week az,
Gays. Sundays, liza. MIA p. M.
FOR lime tables and further information apply
e dicket Agent at the station.
W ,sMsf v. HTTE SsiXj J. R. WOOD,
GENERAL Manager. General Passenger ACT.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-05
Did You Ever

see a Guinea silk-ifnot stop at
our silk counter, they will atonce
appeal to you as one Of the most
stylish silks made. They are
Is cents per yard and come in
black and white and blue and
white designs. For suits or
shirt waists nothing this season
will be prettier.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-05
A Hundred Reasons

A HulIui gu kedSOnS
Might be given why the
New York Clothing House is
the busiest Of clothing stores.
The best is-it has got the
attention Of buyers-Not on
|ly the best for the money, the
most for the money, too. Our
prices are very low-that is
why we are SO busy.
Good Suits, dressy and ser
yiceable, for IS, Sc, s6.5O,s7
and $7.5O-serges, cheviots,
~cassimeres and homespuns.
$3.50 and $40 for really
fine Suits, diagonals, thibets,
serges, worsteds and others;
made, trimmed and will wear
as good as you'll buy else
where for $40.
Hand finished Suits, the
finest workmanship together
with good cloth and good
trimmings 60 into our suits
at $12, $3.50 and SIS. AT
least So to S. lower in price
than anywhere else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
THE
MEADOWS
HORSE OWNERS WIRE NOT
SATISFIED WITH PURSES

The card for the first day. sport
AZ The Meadows for The Angus,
mestiHs vas arranged yesterday.
emt faf a tune Il leakrn bad TOT fhs
fHcTs The August meeting opens
a che Meadows At prlneE ghia AZ
tsrnoen and eiii oantiuua through
out The month-
The hasessnsn A. the TRACK ys~tsf.
day protested because 1.tfnr ~ thf
puFsee hung up we're worth fass than
ts.N. AFTER spaFFiuE ard fghfins
fqr the rruater cart % the aaF ii
49, - 1920 -. ~ -
ming faov~ instead II six Aua pro.
rate ths rxtfa purse uausY This
aEreeHssnt vas satiafaftaff and ths
sun once more ahoue fhroueh ths
Clouds
uniY local heeksnakrrx viii h.
allowed 20 40 hsh@iurNu "a ths Mad
ows atsFina the meet CHwaas Young
who AS the life Of the b~ttfae sinF
a. the last nsestins has bees ffoaet
out - tho association ard siii not
~ atiawed 20 ~sut in tt = prob.
able that he Wtii take his stable 81
horses to California
Young vas Fseaxuiae1 81 the
Meadows sa . square" book
fnakrr. bat he Wou easssfsfs sisss
money frusu the ether ha=pks ~ pr4-
wAtr betting and ~aH generally too
wtnx FIR the sports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
SEAT Tie
MULCTED
OWNERS OF BARK nANkLTloA
WON MARITIME DAMAGE sur

capt. A. G. Jansen. until a few
Aasks aga master az the Pacific
coast stsamship eampmny'e Lynn
eaaal liner city ~ Seattle nns been
held resnansihis fef thu recent col
llainu between that steamer and the
British ship HsnkisiEh at Van
eeuFrr ln the apiuiou ~ the adj
mifaiiY eouft. delivered az Naneua
ser hy Justice Martin TnursiaN af-
fsfaoon. q tGa ~ Judgment = Eifeu
fdi' ths plaintiffs uhu had lifselsd
the C1iy 81 seAttie.
The fmn amount viii probably not
have a. he paid hy the f'acifa Coast
isleamsiiu company. however aH the
aauaEvN Wiii be- assessed bf TIVE
marine men 20 Vancouver. appoint /.
- b. the court aud the registrar n
the supreme court
Justice Martin upheld tire cun-
tsntian that the naukisiKh Nas
properly utnafrd 1t fns Evans
lalemank Evans Nharf disohaf Einr
eaFNn when rammsa BY the steam
e. finding that eAreisRan~rn nfi ths
part ~ the g4tY az seattle had uees
responsible for the areiisntl
According b the sxidenes y the
pilNfF Nhn eppeafsd a. Witnesses
= heu CAPT Jansen fauna himself "
she roeltiua he aia. closed ~ ~ .
haut af I'D. ard else g. the hat
be should haas reversed hts snsiner
ard ist - tbs anchor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
STABBED
FnE Derrick NELSON BRUTAL
~ ASSAULTED nv NORWAY
NAN LAST aiohT

ftsFause hs hsa no money Frsdsfiek
Nsssea vas ntahA1ea ~ fhtH on Iaess
So street last uieht The Nopnd is =
> = sf1sfe character hsft kelssss win fe
eaFtr. arcorains 90 ne phfsig lsas wha
Ara attending hirn
Nalann 10 Az old resident ~ Hsatsle
- AS Nhfkad aFustna the Faai sAsas
r. ne soatkafa part Il thH cisy faf
fesaa Last nssut hs SIS an JseAaHI.
STREET r~aF N4fnars axeaus. shes -
wsez afenetsd ~ fhr hinnwas nea
fsavs Ypu set anT ntwnfYf sas
n zfnff ausztiah riff e hins
-. hkFsu hut ! aaH.s knae uAs
: A.->>o- -. - s-.S-cS:4- ssaas - 49,
fEssssH
well 70 raaAr u nv business saia
she thua ss he RAISED BE hand aFd
piaHksd kuife intn Nslseus sissnsssH
tn Heard saassd Nsisaa intense IS
~ huf ~ managed 50 at o. Main
So 4. nrar f1fth arsnus and tnsFs -
uas faets1 ~ Policeman Helms
sas sas faksH "a ths raitrs aiatlan
hns thsn 70 The waysiss Aiaaion hes-
r4ts.L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
DOG DAYS
ARE HERE
WEATHER MAN rs POSITIVE
raGY WON'T oar WIT

Weather Observer Salisbury has
Joined thp "nont Worry eiuh lie
says that t. ia mistaken notion that
man has Hui t. sit up nights fuois
ina with Uncle same weather ma s
chimes. Just hVeause they don't turn
out perpetual sunshine. The faith
cure u Just bs sffieaciuus az q mon
key wrench aud oil can. he affifms.
and fur that reason he has fore
sworn tinketlnK
According 90 the calendar. the doc
DAYS arrived this morning Some
rvepie thought the weather had NJ.
ready gone to the dnga pretty thor
oushiy but ar. salisbury says that =
q mistake
IA feels 30 soed ca h. AN optimist. .
he remarked today aftrf the Eaa
stove had taken ths chin off the at.
miHrhsfs of the weather fautory
Now snms people VIII Try 20 tell
you that 'heae light clouds sss have
every mnrNinE are rain eiauds. and
that We arr euinE 90 at wet ffut
vrfr not We've had such clouds
Tor the last Htx week. II thass
pesnimtstr had been up early enough
20 -. them.
The se-cailsd cloudn are only faE
that COMES In from tho aaean these
warm summer mufuinEa@
Tns weather man paused o. turn
up his euiiar and shiverud Slightly
Its solns 70 be nice ant warm
tomorrow. h. continued Ally pfes
dicfiun is Tor fair weather ttaishf
ana SUNDAY Nuh ~ Youu excuse
mr. III 81 up On the roaf and npen
up another bottle a. sunshine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
EASS0K WOW
REMOVAL Nv CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSIONERS ILLEGAL

A special dispatch from Olympia
states that the suTfems court has
affirmed the decision ~ ths superior
court Of king eastaty to she effect
that the civil service commission Of
Sra tile has not the power % re-
moval over officers % the police
force
The decision Is the result % an
appeal from the findings ~ the low
sr tribunal made By the defendants
IN the suit q Walter EaRsou against
the seattle civil service commission
F7assoH. who held tbs position Of
night clerk af neliee headquarters
WINS eompistnea against IN Nav-fu.
Der. iaat. Tor nsAifF~atmsng % pfis-
oners. chief Sullivan refused 20
discharge him. and the commission.
claiming that the charges we're true.
ordered bile removal Easuon brought
suit to restrain the commission from
interfering with him in the discharge
% his duties. and succssded ln -
curing a favorable decision
The suprnrns court. In IT. Decision
today, takes the position that the
power Of removal is vested IN the
appoinfiys power. In the absence Of
statutory enactment 10 the con-
trary. hence the findings Of the civil
service commission. willis they may
constitute a basis f1F removal. can.
not be considered a. final.
The chief ~ police Is taa zaia re-
moving powsr. though The opinion
intfuNfEN fuRt RpFfar method might
be found BY which he could be COM
PEELED 70 art unon the results 81 an
Investigation by the commission.
Eaksan r. still a member ~ the
force. and chief Sullivan will retain
him In his position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

4 suppose there we're fully 200 on
that span - the sidewalk % ths
bridge when Il felt don't zee haN
there eeuld have been lsss, a. the
people were crowded there until 4
did net sss~N that a eeVld held any
mere. Most o. those Who fell, clear.
ed the platform and the buildings.
aud went straight into the water.
u is M sp4sisn that shsrs ara :
great many bodiss 10 % recovered,
&c thsre were scores fstl between shs
end % N platform ard the bostheass
sRd the bridge, whore there 10 =
clear, open space Of river Cor mere
thar 80 feet. I am ef the Spinlen
that some u the bodies Vvill be found
under the eSathoVss, as many ~ the
people I'D not Fall straight inte ths
water, bot came down with = slant,
which may have ssat thsnn enc di.
re- tlon or smother after they sans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
SOUNDLY
SPANKED
ouo's sABlEs cHAsrlsEo ~
MORMON APOSTLES

The Mormon team was completed
yesterday b. the arrival ~ ths re-
ealritrnut members. and when The
reorKanizei bunch broke into the
game they played hail Of an order
that rather daHed pu9daie'e Infants.
Any team that wins from tie Apos-
ties when they ara undistufhed BY
family duarTcls viii have 70 pat sp
the fastest kind 90 a game.
Quick. who pitched for the Saints
Vas ell that hlr name implies. and
up 10 the ninth allowed but two
hits.
on the other hand, MaUpiu was nif
when hits meant runs. nud his sup
port was ragged IN Hpota.
Hickey will pitch for Seattle to-
day and Wigs for Salt Lake To.
morrow there viii be a double.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
No CHOICE
First Vote Taken for tie Election
of a New Pope Shows Ram
pOLLa i'm the Lead

ROME AUG EARLY this morn
iHe fuily aae0 people gathered under
the shades az the eqilonade u ~
pgterH and watched the stove pipe
ntolrudios from the roof ~ the aiss
tine chapel
Exactly az "a no a'elogk puff ~
yellow SNAKE came from tAe pipe.
The crowd was disappointed, a. the
pipe leads 70 . small stove where the
eauclAye in in progress, Nhsn an
unaucteHsnii vote i taken ths bal
lots are thrown in a stove and coli
sumed vet straw being used.
There are two ballots daily. The
absunce 81 smske would ~ taken
- an Indication that pope had
been chosen
Merkmen lniay sekan remoyIns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
CANNOT SELL
D RIGHT or war

That the Northern Pacific railway
has no power to sell any NJ the land
granted % q hy tho Eov eminent for
right OF way purposes and that title
cannot be gained BY adverse posses
Sion h the EiEf of n decision made n
few days sFa by the United States
aurfeme coufts a. copy OF which
reached the city yesterday.
Ths Northern Pacific has disposed
~ parts Of its right-of-way grant
ami IN lRaffi instances ssSsTt-s fssF
been erected on the land ny Dur
fhapern. The company brought sui'
apainsi the holders Of these lands
eIth the result that the titles held
bv the purchasers were held void.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
LOU DILLON
4 WONDER
Truss . Mile Under unfsversbIs
Conditions IN 2Eo2A

srf.E-y f.ssss@ss. o. AZ liza
psitan4 &. X O. Dllions famous
tFoetar. came within half a second
of shs worlds record for trottsrr
Yesterday ~ the Gicnsiiis track ks
n ssAs. me mare broke her own rec
ufd % gese BY three foufths OF
eet1nd 10 the face Of a stiff bfesrs
N the stretch she went 60 the
fhfee-auafter pole IN ] ia. and had
tk not been for the wind would have
rxag@ the last quarter IN 70 saconae.
tha1s bratinK the worlds record Of
= eszz. held ~ Crescsus. A. n vas
saa bent her own record by three
4naHters 81 second and that 81 Tho
Abhat BY nns-half a second. The
time Tor the mile was : a9N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
At Nightfall

THE MEDITATION or A TROUBLED SPIRIT
leo, the destined hsarl Hoxs must sheu hsnes
And. ss thy merits. take the endless ~ay.
Whst tot awaits thss7 Heavenly isy, try alfts
Which eed had fresiy slssa hxss ths. hsps--
Bet the crest ksy.l ssrsss 81 mighty weight
Ard borns 30 Iona-theu arosnsst at tire thought
For he who lead. In honor aft the rest
Msss, II he fsii the kssnsr suffering bear
Amid thy fears, there e7rnss . ssrtl. face.
a asntisr voice speaks asrnfort 10 the hearts
ssshy dee. fear shake tassg Why on CARING back
Ger my iens pass, should sadness stir thy sosif
The plying Christ 70 hsrss 40 gives His grace
TIE those thet seeL. Have fsfth-Hs bsarsth siL~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
CALLED OFF
BRITT o'kEErE BATTLE poEs
hoT TAKE PLACE BECAUSE
LATTRR Is OVERWEIGHT

gAN FRANCISCO. Aug i.-sThs
fight that waH e. have t4k~fl riase
af the Mechanics % sliiuu last nikht
isstn rdn Jimmy britt and jack
- Ksefe vas called of bees lrs fhf
lAateF Was SO pgunfr ewes weight -
she fiuNNidm liriti refused tu 90
an - the articles ~ agreement sps
eiftas3 that the men shauid Nslkf Ia
at 80 pouuds The matter II lock
- upon as q tFsch On ths part %
G'Kerfr 20 avoid = battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
MERGER |: | ! I. WINS : j {!
The Federal Court of Minnesota
Rules i'm Favor of the North
ern Securities Company

case Il the fvaerai rovsramsni
against the securities sasaa sf4s
- hleh n new en- APPEAL 80 ths unEt-
81 States saprnFps ccuFt. and shiEh
IL set for hearing nest October. The
decision rendered today IL consider
ed "a a forecast ~ shat may be ct
p~ssed when the United states au.
pfem@ court rules on th~ case
The decision wak Gied this morn.
Ing BY Judge William Iaeerun Of ths
United States circuit court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
MARINE NE VS.

British bark Port Stanley. lie
days from Hamburg. with enrKg of
t&td tons Of cement. arrived last
night Cspt Easson. her master. In
hut 70 years OF age, the Port stan
ley being his first command, On
his arrival a. this port he received
telegram announcing the death Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
EDITOR GOES
FOR A STROLL

CHICAGO. Aus. i.-Fobert NJ
Wilson. editor Of ths Durand. IN,
Clipper started at noon today for
walk 70 Cape Llshufna. on the
Arctic ocean. 5000 miles away.
He will 60 through Minnesota,
through Canada. following the coast
from Vancouver % Cape Nome.
thence 10 HE destination beyond the
Arctic atsele Ete ss..sssss % ~ xsss
IS months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

ST. PATTI. Mtnn. Aug The
unlted states circuit court thls
morning banded down a decision in
the csse brought ~ the state
against ths Northern Securities Co.
TIE decision IL Tn favor % the
merger. and against the state.
The decision does ret effect the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

Miss Moilis Ashland, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. g. Hell
strofn. Jeff for Valdez On the Nome
City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
SIWASHES'
VENGEANCE
Will soN.s BAND oRusaEo FISH.
gR.s susca soUnply

The NsnashsH wete - sofeiy
Kriavvd ever shsir defeat on Thurs
aAy q iaases dRzs tee sHet thar
sent tntu ths game Yesterday IAN .
other iadlxef DAY pifh the uksd Do
termination % atfalhistss swift ven
neanns The acorw 81 { 10 shne .
hoW veil they Succeeded in fitaaf az.
tempt. Sacramento na9id have had
a b. coaseat WITH cipher. had ngf
uruhAn weakened II She iast twa ips
HiuHs Up q th~ eighth he bad AL
fawed bAt three rru sa reach second.
and the aoath*fneFH couldn't touch
she drop bail that Re uari
PERHAPS hs felt spffy fof the f1ah o
- aEsEaas ttnu. OF sasrbatA he a.
over suFa q hts Eame. but tn tho
last tWe inninGN be aprhrd up and
successfully conducted FRYE trans.
fserialiun bufeash isauinE. IN the
short space ~ tifsas r. which he was
the uffles manager. i've passas %
fret and fgFsius IN tao runs
The sraxs b. Innings
seattle .sss.4... snf CT
sacramento sec. eees Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
POPE LEO'S LAST POEM

the poem Pope
BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

LONDON. Aux THE Exchange
TeisGfapba ffome correspondent
wires that two cardinals are too III
e. leave their cells % participate In
This mornings voting They APP
palutcd cardinals aa proxies whu
carried their votes to the HiHttHe
chapel
The Rome correspondent ~ the
Central News Agency says that On
the first ballot Cardinal Hhmpaila
received the greatest number u
Natks. followed by NAnuuteili. Greg
liza. tiniti and Gibbons Tho latter
fIlfalNal two Nnlns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

IeSasr ths arui game being called
- I ecinek
rhe score ~ innings
seattle ... 80 eufbC0 80
salt t.akr ......,,0 08oae0 0@E
Al Butte San francisco. a. Butte,
a.
N Spokane Spokane. 8 Los An
geiss. 3
a. Tacoma Helena. -. Taeoms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
after %
YEARS
A MATRIMONIAL BARK HAS
STRUCK THE SHOALS

Rsbsooa Duncan has filed suit for
q divorce against james DufissE. -
whom she has been married ~ years.
Rhs charges Duncan with EroHa
sruelty The couple have grown
ehIidrsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

Yss,srday's Games
~ San fsfaneiaco los Angeles 4
OAKLAND !.
At Portland Portland 6. Fan
Francisco l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

the framework u the windows oeef
the particle from which the new pope
vii hleah the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

WEATHER 20 RHcAsT-roasht and tsc,errs,s.
sr ,Ssrrssr hp ~ % fresh west nerth~sst lnds
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-20

ruling made by Judge feathers yester-
day afternoon resulted in the suit of the
New Albany National Bank against the
Central Power Company being compro-
missed in court. The Central Power Com
pany purchased two engines from the Roth
Gas and Gasoline Company for $500, pay
ing $500 cash and giving three notes for
$500 each. The Roth company sold the
notes to the C. & A. Potts Company which
later sold two of them TO the New Albany
National Bank and one to the Capital Ma
alleging that the engines purchased were
faulty and fit only for scrap iron. but
Judge feathers ruled that such defense
could not be made against the banks as
the banks purchased the notes before they
matured and knew nothing of the engines
being imperfect. When this ruling was
made the attorney for the Central Power
Company agreed that his company should
pay the notes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-20
USEFUL ARTICLES FOR INvALIDs
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Stale Sunday-school Association will
have a banquet at the Commercial Club
this evening
The members of the Ladies' Aid Society,
of Furnas-place NJ T.. Church. will give
a Juvenile entertainment tomorrow night
In the church.
The collections of funds for the technical
institute amounted to 81, 900 yesterday. The
ID. p. Erwin estate paid the 81 600 subscribed
and the other payments were OF smaller
amounts.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will hold its annual
meeting tomorrow at 2:3O p. m. with Mrs.
Cooper, zl39 Talbot avenue. A full attend
ance Is desired.
The Mapleton W. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. King. 122 East Thirty-third street.
this afternoon at 2 o'clock Mrs. Weed will
address the meeting on "Mormonism." A
full attendance Is desired
DIR. w. T. McCarty was painfully injured
the latter part of last week by falling on
the Ice at his home on North Arsenal ave-
nue., breaking the small bone in his leg
and tearing the ligaments at ankle joint.
He will doubtless be confined to his home
for several days.
AT Butler College this evening the annual
observation-disclosures debate will be held.
The question is Resolved. That a perma-
nent commission should be established TO
make such revisions of the tariff from time
TO time as are needed" The sophomores
have the negative.
Charles Thomas. an employee of the Phila-
delphia Roofing Company, while at work
yesterday on the new car barns on West
Washington street slipped and fell while
carrying a bucket of boiling pitch. He was
terribly burned about the hands and arms
He was taken to the City Dispensary.
The Broadway Nj. f. Church began Sun
day TO raise 500 for the payment of an old
debt and by last night had received SUBJ
scriptions for $l.264. new building will
be erected at Twenty-second street and
Broadway. Ii will not be commenced for
two years. Rev. Worth NJ libby is
pastor.
The Womens Missionary Society of the
Tabernacle Church will meet in the church
parlors this afternoon at 2:30. The devo-
tional exercises will be lea by Mrs John
Mckenna, and a paper Triumphant Mis-
sionaries," will be read by Mrs. W. o.
Anderson. 1t VIII be the annual election of
officers.
W. l. Giadish. pastor of the New Je-
rusalem Church, says the statement that
he said that Christ could not have been
seen by the human eye" was incorrect.
To bear out his theory of the second COM
ing OF Christ he quotes at length from a
statement made by Swedenborg in his
great work, the True Christian Religion {"