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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-01

ON ROBO FUE DESCUBIERTO Y
EL AUTOR De EL "ENCA-
CHARRADO.
Era IN eiudadano muy eavancino.'

Asdnci6n Roman le pid 8 & don Jose
Caynela las llaves de Ia habitacl6n de
este con 81 obieto de sacar unos cuellos
que allf tenfa guardados.
En- ell lIavero que le facilit6 el cltado
don jose, Sc encontraba Ia llay del
bRul del misno v aprC vechando esa
oportunidad. le sustraiO diez dollars,
un reloj de nilxel. una navsja barbera y
un iunquilIo de double fino.
Apenas tuyO conocimieuto Ia pollcla
secreta Sc puso en- movimiento sallendo
ell detective Vargas para Rio Piedras,
el sargento Quincnes para Santurce y
Ortiz para Bayam6n, logrando este
filtimo capturar q Rom5n en- momen-
tos en- que Sc disponfa tomar el Tren
para Arecibo. Fu6 conducido 81 Guar
tel de Policia Insular de Bayam6n en-
donde Sc le ocuparon los efectOs ro-
bados.
Este ciudadano fu6 tan Gv0ncino que
encontrandose an ell trayecto de San
Juan CatafIo con ell sefIor Isidoro
Gonzalez que reside en- Catafo, este le
di6 unos zapatos para que los conduje-
ra & su casa ~. .efectivamente toda-
via los est6n esperanto. IBuenas tar
desl
Este es> un buen serVicio prestadc
por la polic1a secreta que una vez mas
le acredita ante Ia opinion p1blica.
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lNF0RMAGION.

El consul de Mexico en- Bremen,
anuncia q su gobierno. que Ia plants
mexicana llamada cRnsgris, cuyas con.
diciones para cultivarse son muy como.
cidas. llama mucho Ia atenci6n en- Ale.
mania.
Castro, el presidente de Venezue-
Ia. Be dice que ha empezado Va & eiercel
las funciones de dietador para oue fut
nombrado por 81 periodo de un afo.
La nueVa rep6b.ica de Sud Anne
rica, titulada Counani, es obietO de
burIas Y concentrates en- Europa.
Sc a6rma que eI ferrocarriI ira.
sandino entire Chile y Argentina, que
dar6 en- bFeve terminado.
Cada dfa aumenta mas "a coIonis
alemana establecida en- Rio Grande IA
Sud. en- 81 Brasil.
Se trab8ja VI activamente an Co.
lombia para desecar unss Iqounas en-
cuyo fondo Sc supone existan orandee
tesOros.
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La eSCueIa de VoranO
subVGnGfOnada pOr Ia Junta
ESGOlar.
80 jovenes pobres podran ingre-
sar en- las Escuelas especiaIes,
v ademas estudiar tauuigrafia
Y Mecanograffa.
yERALIs 4 Sc HABlu CUBtRTo Is pLAzAs

La Junta Escolar de San Juan ha
acOrdado subvencionar Ia Escuela de
Verano, Allen Is. para que desde ma
mana estudien 30 j6venes pobres, en-
las classes de ingl6s en- las Escuelas Es-
peciales y TaQujgraffa = Mecanografla.
Aver & las 4 Sc habian cubierto 25
plazas. q election de Ia Junta EscoIar.
Plausible es Ia actitad de la Junta
Escolar. que de ESQ modo. abre hori-
zOntes para el estudiO q i6venes sin re-
coFsos-Que no son pOc0s- ansiosCs
de cultivsr su inteligencia y adquirir
conocimientos titles para Ia Iucha por
Ia existencia.
Tai conducta della Junta EscoIar de
San Juan, debiera ser imitada en- va
rias poblaciones de Ia isla que pueden
hacerlo.
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Ell BALNEARIO De ClTlNO,
iQUE Sc HlzO?

N6tase gran animation entire las fa-
milias para ir tomar los bafIos de mar
y es bastante subido Ell n6mero de las
personas que han abandonado Ia Capt.
tai huyendo de este cslor sofocante.
Y q prop6sito de bafIos de mar: SEn
que qued6 el balneario que SO iba & es-
tablecer en- CatafIo?
SHizo Ia concession ell Consejo Eiecu-
two 6 no la hizo?
Hay areopagitas por ahf. que Sc han
quedado con un p0lna0 de 2e0rices, pen
sando que q 10 sumo por .1fst5ae cents,
Sc iban 4 dar IN bAfIo de padre y naaSg
cnZO1l 11aLe3tlO
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PEDRO RIVERA.

Hemos tenido eI gustO de recibir la
vista del ioven doctor en- medicina
don Pedro Rivera, que acaba de gra-
duarse en- Ia Universidad de George
town.
81 seflor Rivera regres6 aver de los
Estados Unidos en- 81 vapor SCara-.
cas.2
Reciba nuestro saludo afectuoso.
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lNnLGLnOR eEnfRAL

CoNsEJo A LAS MADREs misrabe salrnsna
az "a seoTa WinscW debe ssmpre que los nlos
astan en- q periodic de IL dentici0n Proporciona avo
Immediate al pequedo pacente produce nm sueAo ma
tmal Grailquo aBgiA el doio1 q sagsIto oespelta
q Ho ablanda sus encias, aliva dolores hace q
Giles las funciones del est6mago regna es ntesnos
VsngE6sia de u dsntci6n de eualquaera oaLa eAasa
Srl6ensa mucho epidado pedlI 81 JaEaha CalAAaso
a IS ssiisTs WissieWs : g = aaiog - tsdaA
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.EI iusgO psTssgaId0 en- Ponce

SSe juega en- San Juan?
En- Ponce. Sc asegura que los que
acostumbraban et5q'0rle ds la Orel0 al
infeliz consabido1 no encuentran dom
de plantar sus reales desde que Sc esta-
bleci6 ALI la policia insular; pero en- Ia
Capital no Sc sabe & ciencia cierta 81
Jorge sigue impert6rr:to 6 81 SO le mo-
lesta por algunos de los del pS1ole, dan
dole t51'oncitoS.
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Casa de PF6StamOS
JOSE BAz4N Y CON- AVA.
Nlsa 21.-Sah Iuan, PuSTS-Rieo.

So ha trasIadado & Il acera de fran.
e Al4l. q oe q calle de e FOrtsleza.
Llce pleetanlos sobre alhajas y tie
~ 49, Rls 9e YentA prendas ( precios
Oomprn mueblez y oIhainu antf0uoa
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Que no publicamos comunicados sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Oada ssis palabTAs SO cuentan por una
linoa la linea vale diez centavos.
Las Oartas que vongan con comunicados
sin 81 impogts neGe Contestan.
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BAQUERO & GANDARA
oFREcEN

OFRECEN
Maiz superior del Pals .
en- mediOs sacOs %. " l-50
HARINA de trigO mar
ca LA POTENTF, la
mas aCreditada 6-4O
zin lisOpara techo, de3
por 2l2 quintal $ 400
Zip liso nara Zorro, de 6
nor 8 nuintal 400
Zin liso para Zorro de 6
nor 2 quintal. 400
CementO DAGRON en-
barTiles 2-60
-3 63uintal ll.''. = ''''' 800
Zinc aCanalado, ameri-
cano de 678y 9pies
nuintal 800
San Justo 13 y Is San.Juan. PtO-RicO.
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Farmacla Colon

Medicamentos frescos -Drogas puras. .-EB
pecial ssmero On sl despacho de recetas poE
personal Competente
Complete surtido de geringss de Prava
iltimos modeloB.
Equidad en- los preciog.
Plaza Principal. l.-San Juan Puerto Rioo
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En- est imprenta se vende papel az
peFi6dic6 yieio, & $500 quintal.
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Francisco ]. Amy.

(Traductor por nomoramiento del
Gobierno Federal
Ofrece sus servicios como especialis-
ia en- trsbaios t6cnicos y literarios.
Precios m6dicos. LUNA 81.
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g RL AMIGO. DE Los BEOOOs.
o., Ds. ssfSsS H=SpuDr
r4sA a EMBRIAGUEZ

No THEME olor, color nj sabor, Sc puede
dar al paciente, S69e que 10 SepG, en- cualquier
LIQUIDO que acostumbre tomar. ES COM
PLETAMENTE INOFENSlVO para la sa-
lud PRECIO Sl 90 en- dinero de los Es-
tados Unidos por cada GAIA de doce tomas Q
Caias por S5 CO. Sc HAGEN BUENOS
DESOUENTOS los agentes los drogui-
taS. No SO hacen despachos en- comisi6n.
lie prepare dniCamente.
KENNED MEDICAL co
No. 67s Hudson ST., Huova York {. u. 4,
Sc manda franco de porte por correo al
recibir su valor.
DE VENTA EN- TODAS LAS DROGUERIAS
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lIOWWV0WgW WggF VVVUU EEes8 % VgV77~ 2
olass. olasO.
De Capital q Bayam6n, do
Ida vuelta. ......... 0O.26 SOLO
BAyam6n CataHo, ida -
vuelta. ....... 80. ID lV
Billets ordinario de Capita Cata6 On
laE0 6 8 CtvB.
Bayam6n 10 de septiembre, 1908,
RAMON VALDE6.
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Causas radicadas durante ell mes
pasado.
Total -. 49,. 243

Cantidades recaudadadas por el Juz-
gado de Paz de San Francisco durante
el sfio econ6mico que venci6 aver:
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6No podria evitaase ESQ, para des.
canso del vecindario?

Son muy frecuentes las discusiones
que Sc suscitan 8 atlas horas de Ia no
che. entire trasnochadores, por IL caIIe
de Ia muralla. entire las esquinas de Ia
calle de Tetu6n y d prolongaci6n de
Ia calle O'DoneII, moIestando grande-
mente al vecindario.
mo podrfa eVitarse ESQ, para des-
canso de las familias que por ALI resi-
den2
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Juan MOrera Martinez

AVOCADO < NOTARIO
Galledsl Crssto 28.
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Lfn0a f6rrea del OGSte
ITINERARIO

B55zs5es 6or0tos para d5as fest600s
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

The new seinaphores that are being
placed on the Omaha road are being
put in at the rate of about one each
day. Wednesday one was placed at
the West End depot which completes
the line between here and st, Paul.
As soon as possible the ID vet lacking
will be put in between Spooner and
Eau Claire on the Chicago run. Tha
road has also just completed a "i'
at Duluth, built expressly for the new
Chicago train.
The Columbia ball team will proba
bly, withdraw from the city league
owing to the large numb, of inquiries
from out of town tef ms for games
with the Columbas 1t is also quite
probable that the East End team will
also withdraw for the same reason.
The members of Company /, under
Captain Rossiter had practice march
An informal banquet was held at Ho-
/ tel Euclid after which the company
marched back to the armory, making
/ the distance in 80 minutes.
/ For all those who want to go to the
Greenwo' cemetery on Monday
next. TT Great Northern road will
add five & aches to their train which
I In tho Mast
End at 9:10 a. m, and can return
leaving the cemetery at 1880. a
very cheap rate will be given.
/ Chas, Lehman took couple days
outing at Scion Springs this week
Fifty years ago Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. William Listman were united in
marriage in New York and Wednes-
day evening they gave a reception at
their beautiful home at 9O2 w. 18th St
A large number of friends and rela-
tives were in attendance to help cele-
brate the occasion
The newsboys and carriers of the
Telegram were in attendance in DO.
dy at the Grand Wednesday evening,
to witness the play 'The Secret Dis.
patch" presented by the Frank Long
Stock company and Thursday evening
the boys of the News Tribune attend
in Il body.
The state experimental farm at Pop
lar has planted five acres of fruit trees
including apple, plum and cherry.
The balance of the farm will be clean
ed up as rapidly as possible for the
same purpose
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28
LOCALS

Mrs. Chas. Lehman and daughter
Nellie, and Miss SturdIvant have peer
taking an outing at Scion Springs the
past week.
Attorney Thos. f, Lyons returned
Tuesday from Madison, where he has
been engaged in law suit.
Hon. f. +. Farman, who has beer
Superior for the past few days look
ing after his real estate interests, re-
turned to his home in Warsaw, N. Y,
Tuesday. =.
A small fire at 2422 Cakes Avenue
called out the department Wednes-
day. The damage resulted to about
$500.
TIE Superior base ball team has the
distinction of being the first team 10
defeat the crack team of Winnipeg,
having won from them by a score OF
10 to g.
Postmaster Kirby Thomas has had
his salary increased from $4,000 to
$4,000 per year,
July 81 is the day set for the annual
picnic and outingl for the grocers of
Superior. The outing will probably
be held at either Scion Springs, Ne
bagamon or Hawthorne.
In new folder gotten out by the
Great Northern railroad entitled
"Business Openings Along the Line of
the Great Northern" Superior gets
an extensive writeup on the various IN
dustries.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

work of the school for the past year
in mammal training, iron work, sewing
weaving discriminating, drawing and
painting. All the grades from the
kindergarten to the high school will
have work on exhibit. 1t is probable
that the display will be the finest of
any held in previous years For the
great perfection of the work much
Grady, under whose supervision sew
ing and art work was done and MIR
Irons, supervisor of manual training
1t is expected That large number of
parents will visit the exhibition Tues
day evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

Ten year old Roy Nelson was
drowned in the bay last Saturday af-
ternoon while playing on the logs with
some companions in front of Central
Park. 1t seems that Roy was on a
log pushing himself along with a pole.
In some manner the pole slipped
throwing him into the water. Clif-
ford Erickson, one of his companions,
although but eleven years of age,
made gallant effort to save him and
iii so doing nearly lost his own life.
The police were at once notified of
the d owning and they, together with
the life saving crew of Duluth, began
dragging tor the body which was
found about nine o'clock. The funer-
al was held Tuesday afternoon from
the First Nj, f, Church, Rev, Seth of
ticiating
Mre. f. Siegel of Superior, Wis, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. j. Ru-
dolph Hutchinson, Mimi. Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bardon and
daughter Winifred left Thursday
evening for st. Louis where they will
attend the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition.
In game Of ball played at Winnie
peg Wednesday, Superior hut out the
leaders with score of 5 to 0.
Attorney r. |. Upton has the dis
tinction of rolling the highest score
on bowling alley at the head of the
lakes. having rolled score of 265 at
the Superior alleys Wednesday even
ing III a match game between the Bad.
gers and Gophers
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The funeral service OF Roy Nelson,
the ten year old Dewey boy, who WI,
drowned in the bay while play ing sat.
urday afternoon were held in the
Thompson avenue chu"cn Tuesday
afternoon
The deep sympathy for the hercav
ed parents, and the tender re2ard of
the dear little lads school mates,
were manifested by the abundance Of
beautiful flowers, and the large at
tendance ut the funeral
The class mates of Room Is SING
very feelingly the songs, Glowing
Shepherd and "Frust' Rev Soln's
address was hutn comforting and
helpful to all.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

The Dewey team also played a prac
tice game with the Blaine team on
Thursday afternoon tor the purpose
of selecting certain players from the
Dewey to accompany the Blaine team
to Ashland on Saturday This team
will be known az the Superior High
school team as both high schools con
tributed players. Those chosen from
the Dewey We're Bishoh, Cadotte
FreZeau and Dobie.
The Carpenter team defeated the
Nelson Dewey team Thursday after
noon by score of 10 to /. The bat
teries were Ulster and Schaub tor the
Dewey and Whitaker and Schweitzer
for the Carpenter.
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NELSON DEWEY'S DOINGS

Wednesday afternoon the Nelson
Dewey baseball team played seven
inning game with the Duluth Genital
High school team, which resulted in Il
score of eight 10 two in favor of the
Duluth players Both teams were
handicapped 10y the inability OF some
members of each team to play owing
to specifications in studies The
main features of the game were a
home run and two base hits by Lem
ieuX of the Dewey Following is the
inpup.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

Free sample to agent. Practical
eady call device for telephones. Saves
brain work and hours of time. Sells
itself. One sale sells.doaens Seeing
is believing, send stamp. The Tele-
phone Appliance Co., One Madison
Ave, Dept. FAD. New York City.
Mention this paper when writing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

Great preparations are in progress
for the annual exhibition OF the work
of the Dewey school to be held Tues ,
day evening May 81 The exhibition
will be held in the basement of the
school which will be especially decor
ated. The exhibit will include the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

The members of the Young Cit
zens' league of the city schools gave
their annual memorial exercises at
Pilgrim Church, Friday night Each
chapter took part III the program
which was pronounced the best of its
kind thus far rendered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

The program of the Audub on So
ciety at its annual meeting Tuesday
was as follows
Song Miss Cawfurd's Room
. Presidents Address
Theodore XaChau
3 Bird Quotations
Pupils Several Rooms
4 Song Miss Baucr's Room
Song Norma and Marjorie Hall
Reading Thorpe Langley
Recitation knte O'ilare
Song Pupils of Miss Yates Room
Song Miss Mccormick 5 Room
10 Address V. +. McCaskell
II Song America.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28

Yesterday afternoon the Y c. l..
gave very pleasing program in
Room % 1t showed much care and
attention. All the selections were
very patriotic and showed the true
beginnings of true Americans
The room was very prettily decor
ated with wild flowers and house
plants The walls were adorned with
bunting and flags, On the boards
were flags of the United States and its
progress drawn by the teachers and
pupils,
The program,
Song, Bearing the Banner of the Union
Reading, original Bonnie Geller
What Memorial Day Means to Us
Recitation, Ernest Newer
Roy's Decoration Day
Song, The Flag
Recitation, Day d Wanless
The Three Veterans
Reading, Florence Xachau
Interview with an Old Soldier
Recitation, Vera Elterman
You Put No Flowers on papa's
Grave.
Solo, Jean Wanless
Recitation, Winnie Henderson
Blue and the Gray
Song, My Own United States
Recitation, Angie Albright
Recitation, Olive Peterson
Daniel my Chum
Song, Star Spangled Banner
Reading, Alex Splan
Talk, q. A. X
Song, Battle Hymn OF the Republic.
The Memorial Day program of the
Literature Society was as follows:
Roll call
Short address Miss Carpenter
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The Memorial Day program of the
Literature Society was as follows:
Roll call
short address Miss Carpenter
Chorus America Literary Society
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SATURDAY..

David Dobin Lake Nebagamon, Wis
Evening journal., 1904-08-02
Baby,s Sleep

Feeding and sleeping are the two
most important duties of infant life.
but unfortunately mothers and nurses
often most unreasonably interfere with
a baby's desire to perform the latter.
They have the idea sleeping in the
open air is harmfuland therefore when
they take baby out in his perambu-
lator. they keep on rousing him when
ever he falls into a little nap. This
behavior Of theirs is very trying to
baby's temper, and often results in
quite unnecessary crying. Baby wants
TO sleep, and he would be all the bet
ter for doing so, and the only thing
that should be seen to is laid in a
comfortable position, and covered with
a rug or shawl to prevent any chance
of a chill. If this precaution be taken,
he may enjoy a refreshing sleep, more
refreshing, perhaps, than in the house,
where the air breathed might possibly
be close and stuffy. The right sort Of
baby carriage is a cot on wheels, and
in such a one hard-wOrked mother can
put her baby to sleep under the trees
in summer, while she sits by and busies
herself with the family needlewOrk.
Many women ought to learn to live
more out of doors, and benefit would
accrue both to themselves and to their
babies. if they adopted this suggestion.
Evening journal., 1904-08-02
Deer Park Hotel
DnER PARK. MARynAND.

This famous Allegheny Mountain
hostelry will open on June Is. with pros
poets Tor brilliant season. The twelve
cottages have been renovated and
painted inside and out. Two OF the
choicest can be secured II application
IS made at once. Many suites OF rooms
have been engaged in the hotel.
The popularity Of this resort is due
to it's splendid location, 2S0O feet above
the sea level. out Of range OF malaria
and mosquitoes. Every convenience is
provided for guests. Delightful rooms
and an excellent cuisine. The hotel is
provlded with all modern improvements
for comfort. and bowling alleys bill
lard rooms, tennis courts. golf links.
swimming pools, etc, for amusement.
An entirely new livery equipment has
been installed.
Three solid vestibuled trains each
way daily with Pullman cars via the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad between
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore
Washington. Cincinnati, Louisville and
st. Louis. Stop-oyers on ell through
tickets.
Address w. u. Burwel, Manager
Camden Station. Baltimore. until June
/. afterward Deer Park, Nd.
Evening journal., 1904-08-02
China Six Gowns

Afternoon gowns Of SOFT China silk are
not only charmingly attractive, but de-
uciously light and cool as well. China
silk is not handsome enough for elabor-
ate evenings gowns, but for "a simp G
dress for small dinners the costume
made up in this material will be found
most satisfactory.
The afternoon frock may be made quite
simply, but a good amount OF material
should be used, as the skirt must be full
and the sleeves large. However, trimmed
e,aborately with Valenciennes. wide OF
narrow, the gown will be most effective
Evening gowns in this silk should be OF
the picturesque order, and are more ap
propriate for young girls than for oldei
women.
Evening journal., 1904-08-02
Norfolk & Western Ry.

s.rea,,la IN effect May %. 1904.
fe,ve Wilmington. PsnnA- n n. ecn-
don. -,
"a Western; also KnoxvIle. caat,a-
ocora and Memphis.
~ m. Washington and chatta-
-, 'ao,ga IAmlted-Roanolre. Bristol. Wlns-
80 salem. Knoxville. chattanooRa.
NSaahvslIe, Memphis. New Orloann-
'rhrough sleepers. cafe cars.
ror Norfolk via Washington and Rich
-,ond. 12.4s a. m. daily 500 a. N. daily
70 ss o. m. daily. Arrive Norfolk u.N
m. $50 .. M. io.@ p m
wa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. r. ana
cum. Valley r. R.-shenandoah Va
ley Route.
Trains leave Philadelphia. Pennsyivansa
r. R. Station:
1. Is o. m. daily-Shenandoah special Zoe
Luray, Elkton. Bosic. Buena Vista, Mat
ural Bridge. Roanoke. E. Radford. Win
ston-Salem. Blueneld- Welch snd Gary
Pullman buffet sleeper between Phna-
delphla, Welch and Gary.
II 40 o. m. daily-Express. For Iurav
Natural bridge. Duena Vista. Roanoke.
Radford. Wythsviile. Abingdon. Bristol
Morristown. Knoxviiio. Chattanooga an
Memphis. Pullman sleeper bet4eeu
Philadelphia and Knoxville.
Via Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
From b. & o. station III ,. m. daily
For Berryville. Luray. Eikton ard inter.
mediate points.
n. J. LOCKWOOD. Psss- AwR-. In
Penna. Ave. N. w, W&ahin<ts=s. .. q
~ = sEHU@I> Ga "a A., Eeanozs. Va
Evening journal., 1904-08-02
.AUIUIANI 10 CONDUCT SERVICES

Adjutant Rowe and wife of the SAL
vation Army, will hold an open air
meeting at Linden street and Maryland
avenue on Friday evening, after which
they will so TO Wesley NJ. Il. Church
to hold services.
on Sunday morning next at Wesley
Church there VIII be a baptismal SER
vice for the children and in the even
ing communion service. on he same
night Pastor Burke win preach on the
subject. "The Short Bed and the Mar
row Covering" on Wednesday, Au-
gust 10, the Hon. w. ID. Bundick, o le
Of the greatest orators OF the ountry
will speak at Wesley Church. There
will be no admission.