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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08

II. Van Mater, vice president Of
the c 4 5 railroad and president Of
the Majestic Fuel compony, operat-
ING at Mt Carbon, and Majestic, Col
orado, has resigned from his position
with the railroad and will take a year
or SO Of recreation, by travelling in
Europe and elsewhere. Mr. Van
Mator has been identified with the
industrial progress Of Gunnisun
county and is one Of the best execu-
tive business men in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08

p0sev kr1u. engineer on the
Graude had a grue-1me experience
last Sunday Coming along near
Delta De saw a mans body lying on
the track and before the engine
could be stopped it had run over the
body cutting af the head ON in
veetigatiug it was discovered that
the body was cold had been dead
some time. II was the mortal re-
mains Of Fred D1wuer a Colorado
SPRING man. who had been en-
pi0ve8 in a restaurant at Grand
junction. He evidently started for
home but had been drinking s.
heavily that be died On the road
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08

Pilot-County Supt Fannie Bur
nett. in her recent visit 10 the Crest
ed Butte schools expressed much sat
IsiactIon in the progress made in our
schools. saving they are second TO
none I'm the county. SUp.t Lock
wood came i'm from the Brooklyn
mine saturday. lie reports work
progressing nicely, having accom-
plishcd more during the last 33 shifts
with the air drills than the previous
SIX months with single jacks
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In the World of Sports
ROACH WINS
his APPEAL

skri HaRuh. the pitcher has won
his suit against the lutte club To
rrmove his name from her reserve
ilat From the facts brought nui Ia
the case Il has boun evidenced that
Honest John McCluaky has not
been acting according Ia the teach
ingr Or the sunday aChoel and will
receive a tcprimaud from the League
officials
Roach had agreed 20 play with
the lutte team fof the season Of
iboa. The agreement was made prior
"a the time MeGioHkpy had been
Transferred Ca san FRANCISCO.
and under ~ provisions Roach wan
not 10 be reserved for the season Of
1904. The Butte board Ignored the
provision and reserved Roach
a national board decided that Nc
closkcy hnd no rieht 90 act without
tho consent Of the Butte club. ana
refused Ia order the rrleaae Ia his
appeal t. the national onmmiaaion
Roach submitted letter from At
Farrcl. Of the national assoc v ton.
which stated that Roach had not
acted right ln regard 10 The matter.
aud that the club officials were de-
teiNrd by the contract The nation
al commission decided that under
the circumstance lutte had no
right Ia reserve Roach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
THIS WEEK
BIGGER
THAN LAST

Az this week will be q general
house cleaning period incident 20
finishing mp our extensive store ad-
ditlona and Improvement We SHAH
offer such special Inducements on
many lines aa will justify our anti
cipating even a longer list Of sales
than the big record made last week.
a little investigation soon reveals
20 the Intelligent buyer the muny
advantages in buying from uH be
cause We deal direct with the manu-
facturer. handle the largest number
81 Instruments and ship exclusively
in carload lots. thereby saving ma
teriatly ON freight. etc, Don't fail
- call on US II you are figuring on
purchasing anything In the musical
instrument line.
Our line Of Pianos. Organs. Sim
pick Plano Players. Columbia
Graphophonea. Music Boxes. ViO-
Inns. Guitars. MAndollnH. etc. are
not excellod anywhere In the North
west and our low prices and easy
terms will interest you.
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Los ANGELES. May 2A-Thls IL
"noliys' second season spinning
the sphere for the Los Angeles team.
lie found considerable difficulty In
controlling hia delivery during hts
nrat year With Mofiey'a men, but
this year he has demonstrated that
he Is entitled 20 be ranked among
the star pitchers Of tho Loa An
Eries team.
"nollya' many admirers expect
great things Of him when Sc has
had a trifle more experience. lie
has slow ball that he uses with
good eject on ambitious sttekrrH
and Ne has several other offerings
TINT srr equally myailfS Ing
Gray was unfortunate the first
part 81 the season. with the excrp-
ton 90 the several innings that he
pitched against the Chicago Satiun
ais when they we've on the coast
bat nov that be has worked tbs
kinks out of his wing he ia pitching
eood ball.
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SHUT OUT
TAcOMA
Barber Allowed Tigers But
Three Hits Yesterday
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
STANDING op THE CLUBS

TACOMA. May a Seattle wound
up the series with Tacoma here yes
terday ~ presenting the Tigpra With
nine goose eggs. The Slw ashes play
ed fine ball and batted we'll all
through the game. aud when the
nine innings had been played the
seuru stood. Seattle. G.. Tacoma, Q.
Hbrhrr pitched an excellent game.
lie had the heavy hitting Ttsera
groEgy With efforts 90 land ON his
tWiaters. and the best the Tacoma
aggregation could DO was % tap him
Tor three hits. The Tigers had not
been Whitewaahed before this sea
son.
pclahanty distinguished himself
by putting the ball over the left
FIELD fence for a home run With two
men GA bases. Umpire Huston did
not exercise hts thinker an the Ia
coma field. az BE- had gone 20 san
Francisco 10 incense the people In
that section with his guess WORK
Nick williams aud Overall officiated
and did good work.
Seattle started the run getting IN
the third narher Ted OFF with a SIN
gle. followed a moment later by Van
unitren. Mohler then eRIuc mp and
flew out. Dciahanty's turn came
around. but he didn't seem - be
ready. for he was gazing lntentiy a.
the left field fence. lie walked NJ
t. the plate a moment after. how
ever. with a broad grin On bis faee.
ana the people wondered what the
Joke Vas.
The crowd soon found cut. for Del
ahauty'a bat landed against the
leather with n crack that could be
heard bIock aways-and the sphere
disappeared over the teft field par
ltlon.
Banseushlp also smashed out a
horne run IN the seventh Barber
then came up and ianisd another
hit. bat NnN caught az third BY
Lynch and sAeehan. after Lynch
haf hauled dovn Mothers ny
+ Delahai,ty brought IN another run
By tapping out a hit e the rish'
time. and that Vas AL for Seattle
Tor the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

BUTTE. Mont. May 2t-pnn
YauCy. president 81 the Montana
state Hrnftafneu'H Association
Whleh meets IN lutte from May
Is 10 81. has the gcrori for shoot
ING doubles IN Montana. Hts aver
age a unknown angles il 80 out Of
a possible 50. hu h has made 80 On
several different occasions. lie wou
the doubles at the last meeting
which was held In Great Falls The
prize was gold mcdsi and the en-
try money Representatives frsm
all over tho state viii attend ~
coming meet.
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BOWLING TEAMS
won ONE EACH

The Arcade bowling tsspi broke
even with the Tacoma team NJ ra-
coma yesterday, Tacoma won tho
afternoon game and the Arraaes
Nuu Ia the evening. Taeoma. tu The
afternoon. had Il pins "a the good
al the rud of that game. o. ths
evening Seattle sun out b. e'h pins
In the afternoon Morris. ct the A.
rad~s. made The hIah searss % ~
and high average % 49, a ~. O.
evening game NaHri. also - thesAf-
eadrs. made the hish Heprr % 1876
and the high average nf 80 la
Nrrt Sunday the Tacoma team
will visit seattle pia yiuE ihr return
games on the Arcade siisya The
afternoon game ain commence At
: So and the evening gam" st
o'clock
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NEW DIAMOND FOR
WOODLAND PARK

woodland park = 10 have new
baseball diamond for tie benefit %
the pable thls year Thin - thr IN
tention of the park board at the
present tima. Prsaidsut saunders
stated yesterday that be had 80
many requests for baseball grounds
10 Be laid cut Ia thu park that he
would see What could Be done In re-
gard 90 the matter The new
grounds vii very likely b. buiit on
the open field woHt * the present
grounds. Is hlch vii afford ample
space fbr a regulation FIELD
The old grounds viii then be
placed AZ ti1- Disposal % the young
sfefH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
HUGHES OUT AGAW

Jay Hughes s~Sttle's biE pitcher.
who has been suffering with a
strained back for some time. is out
aEaln and feeling Ike a colt once
marr Hughes physician said yes
terdaY that the blE fellow would
very likely be able 70 20 la the boz
during the latter part of the week.
This will greatly strengthen Seat.
ties pitching staff. and u HuEhce IL
IN good form when ne does start IN
Seattle ought 60 take the Tigers into
camp for Abou, four games out Of
the alA.
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aAIp pooIRooMs

NEW YORK. May q THE polfe
ralded more than 200 places yester-
day where II was thought peol
rooms and gambling houses we're
being operated In forty five plafes
sixteen persons were arrested. tfe
hundred and twenty telephones,
used in pool rooms. we're ripped opt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

irritation passing
sediment 10
realized II headache hkaehe back az
Root whor bad
TIE BEST proof
Is "a 80. b4s.ung trrttshutv worn
'ottEH ~ ambition loss
flesh. Brehfa
bal kidney trouble ana disease.
sfiowed
is1 ne S A. aateTtasn teI ,"rh.I iol ROUTE !, az
#ul
bladder
tattuK Swamp Root only Hfsft tfns. attention
~ 49, a. efa "a Swamp
~ HaFg8 ~ -
"a Hoafi
and wonderful
ftsht
harmful aruEa Thanking tF and use = IN Their onn fins
7 ar. ", uag ygars s.,. 81 r.frsae
Of swami ltoot II ptsaat y,
a
Root
RENT
nudur acI Root D. htHtsfe swamp
address. HuEhafton y
leaa rr4nsH nlrh and q bottle
RoTgEo successful H ssamp-ioot In ptompiy
sIarra
aud
mail
received and cured Ihr fsae ana
IL
send s~ndiHg address 70 llr knner
Y. rad this generous
The propretoN Of this paper guarantee the
/ renu ~ offef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
TWiRLER WANTED

Nov that the Eastern clubs are
wedding out their pitchers. seattle
viii have a chance TO pick up new
tygiflsrx President Cohen stated
yesterday that the club was on The
Took out for another pitcher, and
would very llkciy land one out 81
the bunch that will be farmsd cut
By the Eastern cluba-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

Sumuta ry-Struck out. by Barber
s. by 81. vrafn 8 bases on balls. by
Barber /. b. st. vraln hit by
pitcher. Barber 1. 81 Vrain ! stolen
base. Doyle. tvo-bsss bit, Brashear.
home runs. Bianksnshlp. Deiahauiy,
earned runs. Seattle 8. double playH,
Graham 20 Casey. Lynch 60 shes-
han: left on bases, Tacoma I. seat
tie Z. time OF game. =, umpirss.
williams and Overall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTAND1NG or THE CLUBS.

At ST. LOUIS Brooklyn. 7; ~.
Louis. T.
At PITTsBURG-PittsburE. Q.
Boston. 0.
AT CINCINNATI Cincinnati 8:
Philadelphia. !.
AT CHICAGO Chicago. T. New
York. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
THE GAME TODAY

Today Seattle and Tacoma vii
begin another series AZ Recreation
Park. The game viii commence at
; 30 O'Clock Shields viii twirl for
Seattle and Bobby Keefe Will very
likely 40 into the box for Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

unhealthy kidneys responsible for more sickness and
permitted TO continue fatal results
sur 20 foleA.
organs may ssntonbut kidneys be
cause do most nd nssd sttsaton first
~ sick badiy
great kidney and
al other
health a trial will convince
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

col. GODFREY OF Fort walla
waila has gone To take Gen. Fun
ston's place In the department Of
Columbia, during the latter's alb
sence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
srANDfNG or THE 'cLuBs.

AT BOSTON st. Louis. ?. Boston
/.
At PHILADELPHIA Cleveland
A. Philadelphia, 3.
AT wAsHfNGTON-w Washington.
&. Detroit, 2.
AT NEW Chicago. G. New
York. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
TALES
TERSELY TOLD

THE woMAN's RELIEF CORPS
has placed tho flag 10 all tho Bel
iiughann schools for the purpose Of
teaching patriotism II ia 20 be
aaluted every morning By the
pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
MEN s0UHDLY CURED

! cure at waa X :
neaHss and diseases
peculiar 10 men ]
cute cases tina {
prominent apeC tat
iHta % our taFEeH
cities have failed
20 cure. There are.
u course iururabis
cases These ] giil
not aceapt far
treatment but the
cases I do accept
are cured HuuudlY
and permanent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

ATTORNEY @. +. BANses OF Ey-
creit has entered protest With the
board uf education against the dis
tfibution Of honoru In the last grad
uatInE class lie claims that his
daughter. Miss Ruth Banks. is en-
titled % the leading honor. having
been on the roll OF honor In the
Everett schools FOR ten years. while
Miss Moucrief. who leads her by
only one-ninth u per cent. has
only been In the Everett schools a
short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

MRS. c. wHEALEN. tho first
first white woman 90 settle in
Whitman county. died at her home
in Union Flat. few DAYS since. at
tho hEe OF rs.
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encamped south Of Tacoma. holding
camp meeting.
THE $1,000 Post Exchange build
ing. under construction at Fort
Casey. Ia now about complete. The
omplancments for the two rapid
firlnR EunA are also well under Nay.
THE TRAIL. 20 Shugshan. In the
Mount Baker mining district is now
open. Travel towards the district
has begun already
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

THREE HIGHwAYMEN are op-
Grating In the suburbs OF Tacoma
Oliver Garrison and John Mossr are
two men who have been held up.
They lost $50 and SIC. respectively.
OVER 100 Adventist families are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

THE SCHOONER wINsLow is
waiting iu the outer harbor 1T Bal
lard TO be loaded with 600 900 feet
81 lumber for San Pedro. Cal.
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wEAkn

L'F. NeHoJ My knowledge aa
10 the nature Of those functional de-
rangefnouta known a. "WrhhunsH ta
entirely At variance with the theories
upon which other physicians base their
treatment This knowledge / have
gained through fifteen vcara 81 careful
study IN actual practice. Weakness Il
not a result Of lacking nervous nnorEY.
bat iH due tn the existence OF some alb
normal condition Ht "A Vital center ~
the organic system To locate tho ait4
Tnaut and properly treat IL calls for
utmost skill NJ success in produc-
INK permanent cures has never been
eq8slsd. and r. aufflciern evidence Of
adequate skill
mall
SYNDICATE DOCTORS
100 MarInn Il. AnaIlIn. Maah.
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TO COUNTERPART the influence
OF the saloon. which has just been
established outside the reservation
gate at Fort Casey. orders have
been issued that no member Of the
post shall BE- permitted to leave the
grounds by that route.
THE G A. r. will hold patriotic
exercises May 80 az tho thcater in
Everett. Rev W. ID. Simonda will
deliver the address.
THE FATHER Of John Hennig,
the Everett boy who confessed 20
throwing the switch at Monroe apd
causing the recent wreck. refuses to
give up the boy TO the Washington
Children home.
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Write ~ living a, distance Home treatment perfect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
Guarantee Perfect and Permanent Cure

We issue a positive guarantee OF a cure IN every ca
n money refunded We want nothing We do not hone
fan you We do not want your money.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23

sHERIFFs SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Lcvari Facias. 20 me directed,
viii be exposed 60 public sale at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN he city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
State OF Delaware.
OK WEDNESDAY,
THE 21TH DAY OF JULY, 1904
at 10 o'clock q. m,
the following described real estate, VIZ;
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
the city of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State OF Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, To wit;
Beginning on the northWcStcrly side OF
Tatual street at the distance OF one hun-
dred and thirty feet nine Inches south
westerly from the sOuthwcstcrly side OF
Twenty-fourth street thence northwcs-
terly and parallel with WcntY-fourth
street and passing through the middle
of the division wall between this house
and the one adjoining on the northeastor-
ly side one hundred and ten feet TO a
corner; thence southwesterly parallel vita
Tatnall street sixteen feet to another cor
ner; thence southeasterly parallel with
Twenty street one hundred and
ten feet 20 the aforesaid northWester.y y
side of Tatnal street and thence thereby
northeasterly sixteen feet 10 the place of
beginning. be the contents thereof What
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William r. Polk and Cath
crime r. Polk. his wife. mori igagors. and
It's and 10 be sold by
EAfMTT r. STIDHAM. Sheriff.
Shf~in Dfhce. Wilmington, Delaware,
July Il. 1904.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23

SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Lcvar Facias 10 me directed.
VIII be exposed TO public sale. az the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets IN the ci;y
OF Wilmington. New Castle county.
State of Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF JULY, 1904.
at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the twO-story brick dwelling
house thereon erected. situate in the city
of Wilmington IN the county OF New
Castle and state of Delaware bounded and
described as follows. to wit:
Beginnipg at a point on the westerly
side OF Van Buren street at the distance
OF siXty-siN feet southerly from tho
westerly parallel with Fifth street and
passing through the middle OF the divi-
sion wall between this and the house ads
Joining on the north sixty feet to a
stake thence southcrly parallel with Van
Buren, street fifteen feet to stake.
thence easterly parallel with Fifth street
ana passing through the middle OF an al
lev between this and the house adi0urninR
on the south siNty-six feet 10 the wester-
iN side OF Van Buren street: thence with
sald side OF Van Buren, street northcrly
hiteen ieet 20 fhe place of beginning. bf
gether with the free and uninterrupted
right, use and privilege OF the above men,
toned alley In common with others ems
titled thereto forever
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Peter A. McC oskey and
eors, and 20 be sold by
EMNfT f.. S'rtDHAM. Sheriff
sheriff Once, Wilmington, Delaware
July II. 1904.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
SITUATIONS WAITED.

WANTED. GOOD GIRL FOR GENER-
al house work. Reference required. APP
p.y 1900 West st. iy22-5t
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
WANTED.

WANTED. old COINS OF EVERY
description. Stevenson at O'Nears, eoi-
905 King street. jyl3-tf
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE IN
sums to suit. LAMBERT ]. FOULK.
m6-ly $50 Market street,
HOME CURES

Made in this city during the past ten
years by Professor John Townsend.
Mr.. Phillips 600 Bennett street, was
bed fast with rheumatism. helpless as a
| chi,d-cured.
Mrs Edward ii9 W. 2srd street. an in
valid for 20 years, cured Of paralysis and
/ kidney disease.
Mrs Chamberlain, s95ia King street.
cured of nervous prostration.
William Chamberlain, E5ia King street,
cured OF rhoumntism and kidney disease.
/ Mr. Bacon, 70l shiplcy street had weak
lungs and kidney disease, is completely
cured
3 Mr.. Eoughthous 800 e. Ninth street.
cured @. complication Of rheumatism
drop-y and kidney disease.
Mrs nauthum 1901 w. eth street, had
/ weak eyes, pains IN the head. kidney dis
/ ease and a nervous afniction-cured
William johnson, 9l1 Pine street. eyes
too weak to read without glasses, was
cures after a leading specialist had failed
to relieve
Mr. Johnson is now working on the
railroad, having passed the regular ex-
animation Of the eyes.
Mrs. Cromer. Sl5 +. 5th street had kid
ney disease and rheumatism-was almost
blind, could not walk alone, Is now well.
FREE CUREs.-To prove my Gains I
will cure absolutely without cost one case
each Of rheumatism. nervous prostratlons
paralysis.
After drugs and all other methods fail
l cure by my wonderful magnetic massage
treatment
Il All weaknesses Of men and women
cured: superhuous hair removed by the
electric needle. II you can't come 70 me
! viii go to you. Mine is the only Office
In Delaware using this treatment. Prof.
John Townsend. ZOE O;Aage 81.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
TO SELL SHIPYAR0
Application Made Before United States
Court For \ rider Of Sale.

Before Judge Edward G. Bradford
m United States Court yesterday af-
ternoon, application was made by the
Mercantile Trust Company of New
York and the New York Security and
Trust Company for am order of sale
of the Harlan & Hollingsworth plant
of the United States Shipbuilding Com
pany. i'm this city. The court is eX-
pected to give am answer ON Monday.
An order has already been issued for
the sale OF the company's properties in
New Jersey
The companies making the applica-
tion were given leave TO amend, and
also to consolidate their actions. The
motions We're unOpposed, which is
taken TO Indicate that there may be no
opposition to subsequent proceedings
in the matter of winding up the affairs
of the Shipbuilding Company.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE STANDING.
NEW RABBI HERE
viii Lead Jewish Congregation at Sixth
and French Streets.

Rabbi Louis Yasgour, of Albany n.
". called to this city by the congrega-
tion of the Jewish Synagogue at sixth
and French streets. last night preach
ed an eloquent sermon on the "Regen-
Grafton of Judaism" Tonight Rabbi
Yasgour will preach another sermon,
taking as his subject, Israel Among
the Nations" on this occasion he Will
speak in the German language.
Tomorrow he viii deliver a eulogy
on the late DIT. Theodore Hetzel who
was leader of political Zionlsm.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
BROTHER TO THE RESCUE
Former secret Service Agent Peeke
Now Represented by Counsel.

Hewson l.. Peeke. "a lawyer Of sam
dusky. Ohio. and brother of f. C..
Benedict Peeke, who is charged with
conspiracy I'm naturalization frauds. is
In this city for the purpose of defending
his brother The latter viii be ar
raigned for trial in United states
Court on Monday.
The prisoner made every effort "a
obtain counsel in Wilmington, but hav-
ing no money failed. Being well school
ed in the methods of court procedure
he set about TO prepare his own de-
fence and had made good progress
when his brother arrived. Lawyer
Peeke Immediately took up the case
and began the preparation Of his
brothers defence.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
WILL GIVE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
Good Time Anticipated by Methodist
Youna PEOPLES Union.

The Methodist Young Peoples Union
of this city is arranging for an even
ings outing on the steamer Twilight
next Thursday night The boat Will
leave King street wharf at 7.45 and a
delightful ride to the salt water breezes
off the bay and return will prove one
.of the finest outings imaginable.
A fine orchestra viii accompany the
excursion. Ice cream and cake will be
served. and delightful time generally
may be expected. Young people from
other churches viii find these Methodist
folks a most congenial lot
Tickets have been placed at the rea-
sonable price of so cents each.