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Evening journal., 1903-09-09
MAINS CIRCUS COMING
viii Show at the Front and Union
Street Grounds.

The Walter T.. Main big threo-ring
circus, excellent mcnagerie and exciting
Roman hippodrome is coming. II Will
be here Thursday. September n, at
Front and Union streets, IN all itn
magnitude and glory. The Maln shows
are well and most favorably known, but
when the Main shows we knew but "a
few years ago are compared 10 the
present aggregation, il becomes evi-
dent that we knew the show only IN its
infancy. Year by year the show has
been added to and strengthened In
every department until now IL Is the
largest and best that visits this section
of the country. This year Mr.. Main
has under contract n company OF per-
formers that It is utterly impossible 10
duplicate for meritorious acting In
fact any act given under the spacious
tent with any other show would be a
feature.
All acts with the Main show are fea-
lures, for were they not they would not
be with It, The riders jockeys, aero
bats, tumhlers, gymnastF. Jugglers, wire
walkers, clowns and specially people
are an head liners I'M the ranks from
which they were chosen. So numerous
are they that three rings, elevated
stage spectacular amphitheatre, aerim
enclave. sporting plaza, athletic field,
race track. hippodrome ana college Of
faceit are required TO display their
many accomplishments.
MIR. Main has always enjoyed the
reputation OF exhibiting only the very
best but this season he has far OUT
done any Of his previous efforts. The
menagerie is the largest and most conf
plete ever assembled. and students Of
natural history have pronounced II the
finest. Not only are the fully matured
representatives of the forests, noun
tains and plains IN evidence, but the
infantile specimens of feroeity, some Of
them with their eyes not yet opened,
are az their mothers side. No better
opportunity to study natural history
was ever afforded than az this menag-
erie. The cute little nursing baby cam
el and pondorous infant water buffalo
are among the births I'm the menagerie
this season. Attendants are always I'm
attendance and willing to answer polite
ly any questions asked them.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
WORK OF
DAN CUPID
eliminates in Several
Happy Weddings
NupfiaIs of Miss HUM and
Lieutenant Cooper We'd
ding in Scott Tonight

Lieutenant Ignatius Taylor Cooper.
United States Navy. and Miss Betty
HUM, of Philadelphia, were married
according TO Friends ceremony at
Wildcat Manor, Forest Landing Kent
county, the country home of the Hunns
this afternoon. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a big reception.
Miss Lydia HUM, OF Philadelphia,
the brides sisier, was maid OF honor
and the bridesmaids was Miss Annie
Cooper and Miss Nellie Cooper. SIS
ters Of the groom Lieutenant Cooper
was attended by his brother, Julian ].
Cooper, of Philadelphia, and the ushers
were Charles HUM. brother of the
bride. and William II. Cooper. OF Phil
adelphia. cousin of the groom.
The bride is the daughter of Ezekiel
Hum. the Philadelphia lawyer. and re-
sides with her parents at No. 1908
Arch street Philadelphia. The family
spend nearly an the summer az their
romantic country home on st. Jones
river and have a host Of friends
throughout Delaware
Lieutenant Cooper IS the son of DR..
and Mrs. +. w. Cooper of Camden.
and is now retired from active SER
vice in the navy, being one Of the
youngest retired men in the navy.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
NuooErs oE NEWs

in a collision on the Frisco Railroad,
near Baxter Springs, Mo. l2 people
we're injured, two fatally.
Edward Murphy of Philadelphia,
while swimming IN the Delaware river,
was seized with cramps and drowned.
over 300 delegates attended the
eighth biennial session of the Brother
hood OF Railway Carmen OF America
IN 81. Louis.
The annual convention Of the United
Order Of Red Men was held in Brook
lyn. n. Y. delegates from all over the
United States being present.
Charles Clayton. Of Berlin, Nd,
dropped dead while at work at the
plant Of the American Car and Foun-
dry company, IA Wilmington, Del.
Patrick r. Conklin. a wife murderer,
was put 70 death in the electric chair
in Sing Sing IN. - prison. Three
shocks we're siven before he was dead.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
BaItfmorcans Wed Here

Another Baltimore young couple have
found Wilmington a Gretna Green. They
are Miss Myra Payne Elizabeth john
ston and s. Alexander Appold and the
announcement of their marriage In this
city on August l6 has come as a surprise
to large circle Of Baltimore people.
The ceremony took place az the parson-
age of the First Methodist Protestant
Church. ana was performed by the Rev.
George Lewis Wolf, pastor OF the church,
Lewis Judge, Of. Philadelphia but form
erly Of Baltimore, acted as best man. The
bride is the only daughter Of Mrs. and the
LAKE DR.. C. p. Johnston. and is a grand
daughter Of Col. r. J. Langley, of Char
lesion, s. q. She Is descended from the
old well-known Payne family, OF Vir-
ginia.
The groom is the only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Appold ana grandson
of the late Samuel Appold. His mother
was for several years the president of the
Woman's Club. Of Roland Park. Young
Appold was one Of the students Of Cor
nell University who succomhed 20 the
epidemic OK typhoid fever which ,ast year
visited that educational institution. and
his marriage has followed close upon his
'NN"FNiF rum ID iunb ana tculOus ilheH@.
No opposition to the m,N-riage. except
on the grounds OF the youth OF the con-
tracing parties. IS expressed by the par
ents Of either, though me bride IS scar
ceiy * years old, and. like the groom. had
not finished her education. In fact, her
opposition to being sent away TO boarding
school led to the announcement of the
marriage.
Young Mr.. and Mrs. Appold are residing
al present with tho mother OF the bride at
her residence, 10 West Lexington street
Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
RrideeyiIIe

Bridgeville. Sept 9.-Royden KJones
Of the Morning News staff, Whining
ton. is the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Jones.
Daniel J. Layton, of Dover. is vis-
iting his sister. Mrs. r. Reese Layton.
William Gray. Of Scranton, Pa. Is
being entertained by his brother, Thos.
J. Gray.
Mrs Georgia Galloway and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Philadelphia, are spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs.
George Miller.
Miss Ethyl Quicksell and Milton
Beetle, OF Philadelphia, who have been
visiting Miss Helen Layton, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Mary Katherine Jacobs and
Miss Anna Rust, are being entertained
by friends i'm Brooklyn.
The young people Of this town went
on a yachting party TO Bivalve on Fri
day.
Miss Edith richards. Of Georgetown,
has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Sara Sudler.
Miss Mary Hazard is spending some
time in Cambridge.
Mrs. Horace Sudler Is visiting
Georgetown friends.
Mrs. George Hollis. OF Wilmington
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. z. II. Wiley.
Miss Mollie Harris is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. II. c.. Short, OF
Georgetown.
Emerson Wiley. Of Wilmington
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
Social and Personal Notes

Mrs. Catharine Keenan, and Mrs. An
drews and daughter have returned
from Atlantic City
Miss Florence Green is spending her
vacation at Cane May.
Sylvester d. Townsend has returned
from Asbury Park
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Castelow and
daughters Ana and Myrtle have ar
rived home after a two weeks trip
through Connecticut and Rhode Is
land.
Mrs. Noah Cunningham is visiting
in Woodiawn, Nd
Miss Helen Spear has returned from
a visit to Elkton.
Wesley L. Gilbert and family have
returned from Atlantic City, where
they spent a week.
Miss Mariana and Margaret Barr
have been visiting Miss jackson in
Elkton.
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin G.. Smith are
on an extended trip to Virginia.
". A. Faucet and J. W. Faucet. Of
Georgetown. were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alice W. Hayes and Miss Jen-
ME Daley are I'm New York.
Mrs. NJ. B. Crew has returned home
from a weeks visit to her parents IN
Lock Haven. Pa.
Presiding Elder Sobert Watt will preach
al an all day meeting in Claymont NJ. e.
Church next Sunday.
A peanut party was given by Ira
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
MERRY MEALTIMEs.
me Table No Place For Fault Find
ing, Nng<ing and strife.

uhe TabIe No Place For Fault FIND
ing, NngEing and strife.
HAS It ever been your lot to sit at a
table with a group Of young folks who
ate The meal IN silence or, with a few
constrained remarks, looked askance at
the head Of the family before vent1r-
ing ON any remarkt 1 have seen such
a sight on more than one occasion.
Doctors have told rs over and over
again OF the beneficial results arising
from a meal eaten with a contented
frame Of mind and With cheerful sur
roundlngs: but. sad 70 say, there are
many households where each meal IS
constant scene Of pickering, nagging
and fault finding.
This IS not only the case where there
are young children. who require
reprimand occasionally for careless
ness. but I am speaking Of those homes
where the girls and boys are well into
their teens. Wrong is that parent, ei-
ther father or mother. who chooses the
hour when an are assembled round
the table 10 mention some half forgot
ten grievance or to find some fault
II any trivial thing has been done
wrong or any duty omitted wait until
dinner OF tea IS over before you scold,
blame or reprimand. Let the food
which God gives us for the purpose Of
nourishing ana sustaining our bodies
have the opportunity of accomplishing
that end, Which cannot be 'theScase If
every mouthful IS swallowed with Ell
cher a sarcastic word OF an uncompli-
mentary remark. Moro Indigestion
nervousness and other arrangements
are caused by the too common fault OF
unc5mfortable mesltitnes than many
people would suppose, and 4 : our
positive duty. which we should all Try
10 remember. 70 make those 1ours OF
the day cheerful and agreeable TO tie
children and to set them an example
which you would be the first 70 notice
and approve in others s.-Scotaman-
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
cLEReYMEN WERE SHOCKED
Warrant Out For Kidnapping Father.
Other Pennsylvania Notes.

The fam session Of the Chester Presby-
terry opened yesterday I'm the Darby Pres
byterian Church. The Rev. Louis W.
Nudge. OF East Downlngton was elected
Moderator. The following officers were
reelected. Stated Clerk, dhe Rev. John
b. Rendel. OF lincoln univerfity; per-
manent clerk the Rev. William Tenton
Kruse. of AIiddletown; treasurer, The Rev.
Francis j. Collier. OF West Chester.
The committee appointed 90 inquire into
the case Of the Rev. John W. McComb.
the deposed pastor of the Glenolden Pres
byteran church. who claims that the
church owes him three months sa'ary.
recommended that The alleged salary due
be paid. The matter was laid over.
Harry YoHng, OF Loiperville, whose
adopted year old son. Harry, was kid-
mapped by the chid's fathor, Harry
Wright Of Chester. had "a warrant issued
yesterday before Alderman Rhoads for
the arrest Of Wright. Wright has disap-
peared.
The trolley wire on tie Darby branch
of the Chester Traction Company broke
this morning. between Oak I.ano and
Sharon Hin. and fen the entire distance,
half a mile. one Of the Darby bound cars.
containing about twenty ministers from
Chester. on their way 40 attend the open
Ing Of the Chester presbytery. IN Darby.
was passing between the points named
when the accident happened The loose
wire wrapped aohut the car and all the
clergymen on board felt the shock OF
electricity Traffic was delayed between
Darby and Chester.
while at the dinacr table today. Mabel
the l-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahlon Oswald. OF Chester was burned
about the face and breast by sclidlng tea.
which the little one accidentaI-y spilled.
The physician expresses little hope oi
saving the child's life.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
MORE POSTAL
INDICTMENTS
The Grand Jury Finds Seven
True Bills Against Six
Persons
NAMES OF ACCUSED ARE WITHHELD

Washington, Sept. 9.-After dellber-
ating for several weeks over a mass OF
documents submitted by the postofIice
inspectors. the federal faSnd jury has
returned seven indictments in postal
cases. involving six different persons.
All the indictments were kept of the
public record and both the officials OF
the district attorneys Office and of the
postofilce department refused 10 divulge
names or details of the lndlctmthts un-
al the parties indicted are arrested. The
indentity Of the indicted individuals
thus was left a matter Of conjecture. II
Is expected that arrests will occur to-
day and that the postofIice department
WIN have some announcement TO make
late this afternoon. The grand jury's
action probably marks the beginning of
the end of the investigation that has
been I'm progress since the middle OF
last March. Noluminous evidence has
been laid before the grand jsry as the
result OF the inquiry and while the
present report Of the jury disposes Of
most Of the cases there yet remain sew
eral cases to be passed upon. When
the latter are disposed of. according TO
Postmaster General Payne the inves-
tigation. 70 far as the work at Wash
ington Is concerned. will be at an end
for an practical purposes Several Of
the persons indicted live outside Of
Washington. They viii be arrested as
soon as bench warrants can be served.
Postmaster General Payne and Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow
received word OF the grand lury's action
shortly after that body reported and
subsequently they had a long confer
ence on the subject. Both officials re-
fused TO divulGc details pending official
notification Of arrests. Two other inn
portant events occurred in the postal
inquiry
Leopold Stern. the Baltimore contrac-
tor. who disappeared from Baltimore
before he could be arrested on an in
dictment returned July 81 last was To-
Gated at Toronto and the long delayed
surrender OF George w. Beavers, the
former head OF the salary and allow
ance division. 20 the New York euthori-
ties. took place. The postal officials
have been searching for Stern ever
since he disappeared and finally receiv-
ed word from the Canadian authorities
l that he Is. jn Toronto. They expressed
considerable vexntlon at the premature
publicity Of his whereabouts on account
OF the problem Of extradition thai nov
confronts the government and the pos
siblity OF his making good his escap
now that the Information has hecom
public in advance Of the readiness o
the authorities to effect his arregl
Beavers arrest created no surprise, fc
the government all along has kept ad
vised Of his whereabouts, despite re
ports 10 m. contrary.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
Dover

Special 10 the Evening Journal
The Rev. DR.. Barrett OF Wesley NJ.
=. Church who was taken suddenly ll
on Sunday evening has fully recovered.
The Misses Annie and Florence Pol
lett, Of Loockerman street. have returned
from a three weeks trip to Boston.
Mise salMe Wicutts and william r.
Davidson. Jr., both Of Magnolia, will be
married at The home Of the bride this
evening.
Miss Kate Clements. OF Philadelphia,
has leen visiting her mother, Mrs. Re
becca Clements, on Division street.
cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Ola Wiley. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wiley. Of Cheswold
and Louis Anderson. OF that town. The
ceremony will take place at Central NJ.
r. church ON Wednesday evening next.
Miss Emma l.. Kinnamon is visiting
Miss Katharine Shaw, OF Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dorzbach Of
Dover, who has been making tour OF
Dover. Sept. 9.-John $. Martin and
wife of Philadelphia, are guests Of
Mrs. John s. Camac.
Mrs. Robert Robinson has returned
from p trip TO Atlantic city, and New
York.
Miss Mamie Camac has returned
from two weeks visit to Whining
ton and Philadelphia friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Cain are en-
tertaining DR.. and Mrs. Jump, OF Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Chalmers. Of Perth Amboy. n.
Y, is visiting Mrs. Joseph Brown Tur-
ner at the Presbyterian manse.
/ John Lynch and son David, Of
Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. John S
/ Camac.
W. Lee Cannon, Esq. Of New York
is visiting his father, Wilson n. Cam
mon.
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson are at
Lake Mohonk.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe and children
have returned from Atlantic City
where they spent the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Wallace is entertain
ling Miss Charlotte Lowber, Of Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. v NJ. Marker is spending two
weeks with relatives at Palmyra. Nj.
Mrs. Parks and daughter, Of Long
Island. are visiting Mrs. Parks par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. J.. Smith.
Rev. Father Waldron is entertaining
Consul AT Hamilton, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Richardson Mr..
and Mrs. william w. Richardson. Mrs
A. e. Watson and Miss Lydia Watson,
Miss Virginia Harrington. Maxwell
/ Harrington, Miss Maude Mcdaniel and
/ r. Victor Clarke returned from From
tenac. Thousand Islands
Mrs. John s. Barnette, a leading
Z M
Moffet. of still Pond. Md. are TO be
married az the home of the brides
parents on September 1s.
Europe will sail for home on Tuesday
next.
Mrs. w. Grubb and daughter, Of VIII
mington, who have been visiting Mrs
Grubb's sister Mrs d. b. Townsend
have returned home.
The Rev W. w. johnson, Of Dover
has been appointed pastor Of The Litt
Creek NJ. r. Church, for the balance o
the Conference year.
Arthur W. Swain last years graduat'
Of the wilmington Conference Academy
leaves today for Syracuse University.
\ Robert J. Campbell, Jr., Is visiting
/ Philadelphia and New York friends.
Misses Pearl and Lillian Carson hav
returned home from a visit 20 Wilmington
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Cove S. Wright left yes
terday for New York where Mr.. Wrlgh
has secured n position.
Miss Madaline Benson. Of Wilmington
Is visiting Miss Pearl Carson, Of Division
street
Harry f. Ford, Of the Bayard House
az Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
ANCIENT CITIES.

Jerusalem in the days OF Solomon
probably did not contain 10000 people.
Constsntinople at the time Of It's
greatest splendor as capital Of the east
ern empire had a population Of about
100000
Babylon. whose name has come to be
synonymous with dense population.
never had over 100000 inhabitants IN
its palmiest days. so the aFcheologfsts
declare.
Athens when she led the Greek
states In repeiling the invasion of
xerxes had only 5000 inhabitants,
but Herotiotns speaks o. this number
~ II = was something 70 Boast Of.
Bono, the mistress Of de world. the
great city to which al roads led. Rome
the Eternal" did not exceed 2,ooo'e eco
in n.populstion ,Gibbon- indeed, believes
that i had only 100000, and in this
estimate he and Afilman agree.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
Watermelon Party

a very pleasant watermelon surprise
party was rendered Miss LILLIAN Goodeu
at ,he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Pierson last evening. After spending a
very pleasant evening in games. the
guests proceeded TO the dining-room
where refreshments were served. Those
present included Misses Mary I. Speak.
man. Lillian Gooden. Agnes M. Downes
Josie Davies. Serena NJ. Munda. LEILA y.
Muroh. Hannah y. pierson. Clara w.
smith, Ellen keenan,, Nettle J.. Marsden,
l.. Nettie Bishop and Madge =. Moore.
Mossrs. Willard ]. pierson Walter s.
wilkins. Raymond l.. Cole. Charles c.
Orh. Homer o. Robinson. J. i. Phillips
Lee Roy Lynch. William G.. n. Lynch
and Horace j. speakman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Piersou and Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis pierson.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
AnaIon Social

A social was given on Sunday night
AT No. SIS Wollaston street by the Ava
Ion Social Those present were VIII
liam II. Driver Jacob Manluff, Nickers
Burris, George Bell. William II. Sewell,
r. Grant Robinson. John Gibson. Rob
ert w. France, Elias Johnson. Erastus
Hance, Mathew Blair. Stewart Brown,
Wilson Brown. John Travis, John War
wick. John r. Williams. George Ander-
son. Charles II. Lewis, William II. Jor-
dan, Joseph Tressler. Leslie Ferguson.
Harry Gilbert, The officers Of the social
were John WaTick. chairman; Charles
II. Lewis vice-chairman; r. Grant
Robinson, secretary; f. Hance. assist
ant secretary; W. Fl. Driver. treasurer.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
Milford

Milford. Sept. 9th.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Dates. OF Germantown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Brady OF Philadelphia,
and Mr.. and Mrs. :. a. Haney, of the
same place. are guests OF Capt. and
Mrs. w. T.. LanlS, at Sherwood Cottage
Slaughter Beach.
A. H. Rolly, of Carthage. Mo. is the
guest Of his parents at Lincoln city.
Richard NJ. Johnson and Edward
Peters Of Salisbury. Md. are visiting
Milford relatives.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
- - nnIlnnn.

Captain Romeo Frassinetti Of the
First regiment of Italian infantry, sta
toned at Ravenna. has constructed a
new balloon. which probably will be
adopted by the italian minister Of war.
says the Rome correspondent OF the
New York World. II is spindle shaped
but has series Of aeroplanes, some
horizontal. others vertical, by manipu-
latlng which 1t can be made TO ascend
obliguefy rs well ns vertically. Tho In
yentor has also applied some propcl-
lers'of I now kind. He INSERTS that the
balloon can UavV1 d the rate OF thirty
miles an hour for forty consecutive
hours
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
Elrna nnlldInn 80 Rsu.nnn.

st. Louis. Sept o.--With q torch ns
hts weapon some person supposed to
be the agent Of a secret society colght
revenge uDon Joseph Boyn, a saloon
keeper. and endangered the lives Of 30
persons. Their safe escape was due
solely 20 Carlo Dairaehi, 3 years old,
who. awakening frightened. aroused
his mother The alarm was sounded
instantly and the inmates Of the blaz-
ing building escaped just in time. The
building. a two story structure OF wood,
was destroyed with IT'S contents.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
Weddino LIMITATIONS

DIR. and Mrs. James Monroe Winner
have issued Invitations FOR the marriage
Of their daughter Miss Mabelle Jennette
Winner 20 Leland Perry Harrington. The
wedding will take place on Wednesday,
September o. in Grace NJ. e. Church.
Gilbert Jones Is spending a week In
smyrna
Miss Lille Stayion. OF Greenwood Is a
guest Of her brother. William stayton IN
West Eighth street.
Jesse l.acknn will leave tomorrow for
Upland University, Upland, lndisna,
where he is q student.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this County and
adjoining territory for well and favor
ably known House Of solid financial
standing $4,000 straight cash salary
and expenses. paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Ex-
pense money advanced; position per-
manent. Address Manager, 610 Mo-
non 5ldgg Chicago, III.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09

sAaIpiey at his home. near Booths Cor
ner. last night. Three hack loads OF VIII
minrton people attended The affair.
Chief Of Police George Black and
Mrs. Black are stopping at a leading
hotel in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Talley have re-
turned from Kcnnett Square.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
Rarnards to Entertain

Samuel II. Baynard, superintendent Of
ST. Paurs Sunday school and Mrs. Bay
nlrd. will entertain the teachers and
members Of the school at their home on
the 2c1ievard this evening. They give
several of these receptions In the course
Of a year, and they are delightful affairs,
which are locked forward 90 by those par
ticipIling.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09

war On sympathetIo Strikes.

War on oympatnehS otllNco-
Philadelphia, Sept. 9.-The advisory
board of the Master Builders Ex-
change has nxed January /, 1904, as the
date on which systematic warfare by
means OF loehouts against sympathetic
strikes will begin The Builders TX
change represents practically all the
builders ana sub-contractors In tho
city The board sent out circular,
which contains the following resolu-
ton. adopted by the hoard; "on and
after a time 70 ho fixed az the discre-
tion Of the advisory board OF the Mas
ter Builders Exchange no workman
shall be employed on any Of our build
ines in Philadelphia unless he IS will
Ing to agree not 20 engage IN any. SYM
pathetic strike. and 10 arbitrate any
difference that may hrise work 10 con-
tinue meanwhile"
Evening journal., 1903-09-09
nc,,tInered.

sJohn Henry, I'll thrash You soundly
If ever catch you teAiRg another
story that isn't tru0."
"And yet. ma, / heard you say 10 the
minister that ! had great Imagination" i"
-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1903-09-09

Rooney-where did ye git tn black
eye. Moike?
Clancy-Why, Tom Dolan's just back
from his honeymoon-an' twas tae ad-
vised Tim Z git married.