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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
NOTHING ALARMING IN DEFICIT.
National City Bank Says There May Be
Further Reduction OF Federal Deposits

This August circular OF the National City Bank,
in discussing the governments finances says.
Revenues have been rather disappointing for the
railing or OF nearly 5000. compared with
last yea. willle expenditures mark an increase OF
$4,000. thEt the month results IA deficit of
90, against Ge1git last year Si.t,ttAJ
There IS nothing alarming IN these figures. how
ever, although they perhaps point. IN i.e long
run 10 further reduction OI government deposits.
1t IS understood thaL the Secretary Of the TreuS-
uTy will again adopt the exped;ICt Of ''st!Iuulat-
moro money Tor crop moving purposes BY the
ingenious method which he has before uSed-tEat
OF permitting banks 10 substitute State. municipal
ana other bonds for government issues that
deposited TO secure public moneys providing the
released Government bonds used 70 increase
crculation-he readily add so 10000 $50 0o0-
-" 10 the circulating medium ~ any time he should
deem the necessities Of business ma that wise
course. Considering the huge surplus that IS
10 ." found at tre nO1ey centres. particularly
IN New-Gork. the necessity for any government
acllon 10 relieve a money strn6ency this fall IS
not probable.
The circular contras-s the results obtained by
the British government and New-YorI: City in
placing recently their short time obligations thus:
The British government and the city or New
1olh haNo each beer putting out come short tine
opllSauols within the last few days. Tenders for
fank OF England last week. In amount the bonds
We're only slightly OVersubscribed and the average
a!ollHen- price mace them WELD nearly ga per
cent Inc CITY OF NeW-I ork has been putting
some sanllclpetorT tax revenue warrants and has
PI@cto them on 3t4 per cent basis. with denanN
materially exceeding the suppl although no pub!.
announcement OF the issue made. The ex-
Chequer bonds run three years. while tho revenue
favorable reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03

T,Iv 2f S,rruarlrtcn ara Ces-5o-E .. Oe-cns q
WIN -- cabin 600 passengers. mails a.
nose Arrived tire Lar a. o-tso a m a
steamer t;r1-se- krtGTs- Gen l-r1 Srer-en july :
ana Sogtsarlv 10 % Oel-rhs * Co. With 42 caon -
6S4 sieerage passengers mails and rdse- Arrived a. ~
Steiner Ialio tB-, Bridsss LeShorn July IS and Ns
r,es ol q, Henderson Brothers. with cabin ard IN
s-eerage passengers and r11ss arrived a the BAL q
july - Havana So. 70 the 'orpania IrisalAA''s
v ra as cabin pass myers Tor Neyvf1rS and l2tSe =
rived az Bar 30 = n a, ~
steamer MORO Castle. Downs. Havana July So =
James r. Ward Co.. with l-i passengers r1--s a.
ru,1ss. Arrived az ,Ae Bar a. $40 q M -.4
Fr,u- Compans. with -rult- or tHe Highlands a. -
steamer Hto li-sna~ Mcintosh. NosEe July - a.
Frt.u-vicS B.. e. II Mallory K CO.. v-lr1 2aSSeAs
srI mise Lett Quarantine ac 500 O. mr. - -
-tear-c~ IA -ah0r. IsvertatN. tfe.sEe''vu july =
Wilmington 2I. % William b. Cy j. G. Co., VITA pass'-
gers ana mGS- Left Quarantine az $50 -.
Steamer Monroe. HIlpGer-. Newport News ala
f-IS. The OH Dominion Steamship company. VI
PasssnSvTs and ujSe Lett Quarantine ar --lp 2 u
steamer Mascot 'N2rf- Wang lily cove. y =, -
-. wish cotpsr ore. u The American Metal Con9%5!
Vessel =. Il. .uu * 20 Arrived a. che Ssr az 9'
sandy fI,ob. y J. Aus = $50 p u-vind south. ISL
breeze. clluLy-
SAILED
Steamers Advance. Coon. Jamss,ovn. Norfolk =
Newport News city Of Memphis yagual, Fl cd -
Wilhelm ID tlur-H, sort t'r.c-- T-i7l'Id -
ezra. rtg- Mamma ii5;a- F'l.i1ler= Gre ySr -
To!, Rotterdam tHIt-hl- ROTTERDAM Via l,'--'sle
Urria tSI1. Naples Trieste and -'rrlr- +r41-al,
,Ntrl Post Antonio j-uGcs >s l.ssstern, foti Al'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
CONDITION OF STATE SAVINGS BANKS.

Albany avg 2.-Supcrntcudeut Kilburn or the
STATE Banking Department to-day issued a state
Taeut showing the condition Of the savings banks
FOR the Near ended July / There was an increase
or N3.1caf ir the total resources an increase OF
%lt5-St- the amount due depos.tors. an in
crease OF $lo406 in the surplus and an increase
o. = SIS In open accounts This tahulatou shows
The total resources OF these banks 10 be s 275
l67. the due depositors. SIlsG09 IA: the
surplus SUS 59037; the number OF depostto:s 4u6-
tfp and tine amount Of interest credited them dur
Ing wear. SIS. 076.l6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
STEEL AND WIRE VOTING TRUST

1t is proposed to place the outstanding S2.577.Soo
preferred and $2.9937O0 common stock OF the Ma
tlonal Steel and Wire Company in a voting trust
for three years the voting trustees 10 be II +.
Huntington Ogden Mills aud Henry W. Muuroe
The board 81 trustees recently adopted a resoIl-
ton declaring II to be the best interests tho
stockholders that voting trust be created. that
the contro! and direction Of the affairs OF the com
pauy might he in the strongest possible hands
during the next three years. and It's business
tanned firm and lasting basis. The knicker-
booker Trust Company of New-York is the deposit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
NO NORTHERN SECURITIES MEETING

contrary 70 the Wall Street report OF Monday
there will he meeting Of tho directors OF the
Northern Securities Company to-day So many Of
the directors are away from the city that II is
practically impossible 70 assemble a quorum at
present Among the absent ores Is President Hill
who is not expected back from the Northwest he
for" next week AT the earliest. No meeting for
sldtrlns plan Tor advancing accrued dividends 70
The small stockholders ~ likely ~ be held before
. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
TO KEEP REQUESTS FROM CHARITIES.
Grandchildren of Testator Object to Sixteen
Legacies to Institutions.

Moses Gardner who died I'm this city July r.
left viii disTositE Of n large estate. Among the
hencfoiaIes are sixteen schools orphans homes
ETC. which were - receive from 800 IN $-5o each.
Yesterday the return day Of tho citation, two of
the testators sranddaughters filed objections the
probate OF the viii The case has gone over until
october for trial The objections olleEc that the
charitable institutions cannot take the legacics as
the testator died within sixty days after making
10 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
ADMIRAL WALKER AT PANAMA

Colon. Aug. 1.-The Panama Railroad Company's
steamer Yucatan, with Rear Admiral Walker
president Of the Panama Canal Commission. ana
other members of the commission on board.
rived here this morning Soon after their arrival
the commissioners took a train for Panama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
NETWORK CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany, Aug among the stock companies IN
co.porated today were:
Knickerbocker Stamp Company OF New-Y York II
New-York city: capital. SoO0n. and directors Ju-
lius KusChe, Frederick w. Parsons and ! T..
Reynolds. OF NeW-EoChelle.
The American Newsboys' Magazine, Of Naw-YorB
City: capital, $l0D,"D and directors. kathryn II.
Kay. of New-York City; r. s krstelleC and r.
W. Livingston OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03

leak with putty This the top floor an t5
when the ire started the putty was meileu on
and the gas caught fire. The hremen SAG SAG tha'
the cause of the fire spreading so 1apId pa y
what caused the He said certain RESIDENTS , 1i
installation Of an abattcir there. but did not care
10 say the place had been set on fire. TIES ofclaI
gave his name as 4. RCuSchbaunl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
THE FIRE RECORD.

SO a m;s,1No. 2oS East one-hundredth-st Morris
o'oo a Mo l2s stanton-st.; r. Fromen; 5000
''so E Mo so Ptt-,t: J. Pollock: S.
30 i"'''o FOG West Thirty Thomas Mullen:
1919 r. Mo 81 East Thrd-st.; Rrenschneder
D. H.--Na Ia East Eift.-sl1th 81 J. Ta,.o-: slyo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
The NORTHERN SECURITIES DECREE

he issued by Judge Bradford in the Northern So
curities has been determined upon. and he will
sign the decree IN a FEW days. He Will sign it in
the United states Circuit Court Trenton. as the
case Was started there. and will go Trenton the
llttrr PAN ol MS MecA .-r thar uMIL-se-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
INCREASE IN INTERNAL REVENUE.
Aggregate fer the Year About $2,00O,000
More Than in 1903.

Washington. Aug. 1.-The preliminary report Of
Commissioner Yerkes covering the operations Of
the Internal Revenue Bureau for the fiscal year
ended June 60. 1901 shows that the receipts from
all sources Of Internal for the year agsre-
gated 2229oiOo4 being an Increase Of s26S079 over
the receipts for the fiscal wear 1903 The cost Of
collection Will approximate A5l3.259. The receipts
FOR the last with increases decreases. COM
pared win the year 1905. given follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 81 Sunset Moon HOO Moons age -
/ HIGH WATER
I AM-Sandy HOOK Gov Island Eau Clta le.Is
PM-Saady Hook 1909 Gov Island Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03

At make sail by raising soneth'ng-on land we
make sales 10y lowering something.
All we have left of orr boys wash
suits. about 40 sailor and 100 Rus
sian suits Of various washable ma
terials; prices were $l25 TO ST.
though most of the suits were from
$3.50 to $3.50.
Sizes 3 to 10.
Sis.
250 pairs Of boys separate
washable trousers white linen and
crashes; sizes 3 to 6; were 81 t. $I.75.
30 cents & pair.
249 sailor suits, mostly blue scrgcs;
sizes 3 to ).
Made to sell at from s. to 50.
$3.50.
ROGERS, pEET & COMPANY.
25S Broadway cor Warren
S42 Broadway 18th,
and $40 TO 14S 4th Ave.
1850 Broadway. @2d.
and 81 West SD ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
SKIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Tuesday, August 2, 1904

Steamer Victoria (Br). Thomas. Liverpool July ~ -,
the White Star Line Ind=e S.,i,S
east ~ Fire Island 600 n.
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II GER. Hugeularn Hren,zn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
JUDGMENTS.

The following Judgments were among those Aled
yesterday, the first name being that OF the debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03

NEW YORK THEATRE Evgs at SIS Mat s,, /
EarIe.s THE MAID 1 96s MUMMY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
AnuuSements.

AERIAL GARDENS the New Amsterdam
P eS f pss9 Little Of Everything Refis9a.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03

ROOF ROOF YORK Tonight &sssee. I9ss. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
Observation-Disclosures HD
AUGUST SALE
COLONIAL DINING ROOM FURNITURE
REDUCED ONE-THIRD.

designs in Dining Room furniture coming
space required. One-tiAird has been deducted
from odd pieces mainly n the CppeOdale and Siberia
ton styles.
There a few pieces of exqusitely carved Floren-
after originals in the European Museums
a FEW EXAMPLES:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03

Mahogany Sideboard, reduced from $3.50 to SS7
Mahogany Sideboard, reduced from us to IS
Mahogany Sideboard, reduced from HOS to 70
Mahogany Side Table. reduced from IS TO Is
Mahogany Crystal Closet, reduced from I2O to 60
Mahogany China Closet. reduced from I44 o no
Mahogany Dining Table, reduced from AS o III
Oak Extension Table, reduced from SIS 10 So
Oak Extension Table reduced from SO 81
Oak Extension Table reduced from 20 10 II
GEO. g. FLINT CO.,
West 23rd Street.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
>BANK LOSES BY TELLER.
Trusted Employee Of New Haven
House an Embezzler,

Trusted Employee Of New Haven
House an Embezzler.
New Haven Conn. June "A loss
of from $4,000 to 100000 through the
embezzlement of its funds by a trusted
employee. Douglas NJ. Smith, is admit
ted by the officers of the National
Tradesmens bank of this city. Smith.
who was paying and receiving teller Of
the bank, has acknowledged voluntari-
ly that he has embezzled about $780,
600, and the greater part Of it, if not
all, within the past eight or nine
months. The bank is not crippled by
the loss.
Anticipating that an examination Of
the banks accounts on Tuesday would
show his defalcation, Smith did not
come to the bank. but instead sent q
friend with a note saying that he
would be short about $4,000 in his
accounts that he had no funds to place
at the disposal of the banks directors
and that he was willing TO begin to
serve whatever sentence may be i'm
posed upon him." He says he lost the
nAUNff nlNNnAAAAAAN III a AnAhfA HANift
His method is said TO have been to
appropriate large deposits and cover
the theft on the books by false entries.
Attorneys for the National Trades
mems bank have brought suit against
Yeomans & Dill, stockholders. who,
it is alleged, were in collusion with
Smith I'm many transactions conducted
IN their office. Ii is claimed that the
firm Of stockholders has large
amount of hypothecated property Civ
en- for money borrowed by Smith and
that it is possible for the bank to re-
cover on this. The suit is brought for
$4,000, and late last night Deputy
Sheriff William f. Higgins attached
all the effects of the brokers in their
Offices $40 Chapel street.
Smith came to the bank when a boy
Of fifteen. He is now about forty years
old He has been teller eight years,
and his salary was $2.7OO He is
bonded by thoHketna Indemnity com
pany of Hartford for $4,000 Beyond
that figure the bank must stand the
loss.
Smith has a wife and six-year-old
son. His father, Carlos Smith, is book
keeper at the New Haven county jail
and was formerly county commission
er and later police commissioner. A
brother is president and manager Of
a railroad in Hawaii.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES
Lee, Mabel. Wilmington.

Lee Mabel, Wilmington.
McDonough. Mary A.. Wilmington
Mccarthy Hannah NJ. Wilmington
McKeown, Sarah. Wilmington.
Moore. Joseph c.. Henry Clay. Del
McLaurin. Ruth, Sumter. S. C.
Mccormick, Margaret H., Whining
.on
McGaw Helen b.. Havre de Grace,
Nd.
Moore, Bessie NJ. Wilmington.
McCaulley Bertha. Wilmington.
Morris, Oscar r.. Selbyville. Del.
Nelly. Catherine L.. Wilmington.
O'Neill, Elizabeth j.. Kennett Square,
Pa.
Parsons. Ethel NJ. Wilmington.
Price. Clara NJ. Wyoming. Del
Pierce, Irene. Wilmington.
Primrose, Elizabeth W.. Wilmington.
RASH Estella, Dover, Del
Russell Mary ". North East. Nd.
Rohrbaugh. Howard. Codorus Pa.
Reynolds, Lidie d.. Rising sun. Nd.
Spence Margaret r.. Snow Hill Nd.
Stubbs. Alyce H., Sumter. S. c..
Springer Laura H., IIockessin, Del.
shive. Flora NJ Halifax, Pa.
spealsman, Charlotte. Wilmington.
Souder. It. Argyle. Wilmington.
Sheppard, Marion d.. Wilmington.
Iroutner Charles r., Delta, Pa.
Iomany. Josephine NJ. Wilmington.
hishheld. Wm. j.. Granoguo Del.
Hudson, n. Harlan. Wilmington.
Husfelt, Arabella, Blythcdaie. Nd.
Hirst, George r.. Paterson, n. j..
Hamilton Elizabeth W., Wilmington.
Hague. Lizzie r.. Wilmington.
Hayes. =. Irene West Grove Pa.
Harrington Postlcs FELTON,. Del.
lndorled, Elsie NJ. Wilmington.
kratz. Homer, Greenwood. Del.
Kennedy, Noiiie. Wilmington.
kraus. Herman Wilmington.
kraus. Myor Wilmington.
kester. Thomas ". Curwensviile. Pa
Leshem. Jennie r. Wilmington.
Lange. Stella IT,. Wilmington.
Tanberg. Arthur p. Wilmington.
Thornton. Beatrice E.. Atlantic. Va.
Tingle Mamie Frankford, Del.
Taliey Leah May Edge Moor Del
Nalentne. Gertrude. Stanton Del.
Woods Frances, Wilmington.
Wiselesworth. Nay. Wilmington.
Walsh. Bessie. Wilmington.
W.gelesworth. Margaret. Wilmington.
Warren, Addie T.. Scibyvilic. Del.
Wilson, Nellie t.. Maud. Ga.
Wilson, Jeanette A.. Wilmington.
wilson. Scott C.. Pocomoke City. Nd.
Waters. Mary j., Wilmington
YarnaI Bertha t., Newport. Del.
The following graduates. members o
former classes, have been awarded. upo
examination this year. the honor grad
stenographic diploma. William j. MAS
Albert M. Comegys NJ. Bella Purvis
Marguerite NJ. Mulrooney Cauharine c
Muvena, on of wilmington; Elsie Hughe
Stoops. Farnhurst Elizabeth w. Burr
Milford and Laura Barber. Pcnnsgrov,
MI
The annual alumni banquet and rocer
tion to the class Of 1908 will take place a
the clayton House, this evening at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
Traders Tea Co.,
6OI KING STREET.
Iittle chi Expert Foroer.
Goods Delivered.

New York. June 3.-Kate H. Schmidt
aged fcrrteen years, was q prisoner in
the chillrens court charged with for
gore A ladies' tailoring firm, by
whom She was employed. claims that
on several occasions She raised checks
so cleverly that the bank officials were
deceived Previous employers accuse
the girl OF larceny, and n fow months
ago She figured as q suspect In an in.
cendlary fire. Tho magistrate held her
for further hearing
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
Cn.t - Incident Recalled.

Middleiown. y. A.. june Be- George
W. Powers, an aged lawyer of this city
whose dcath IS announced, for forty
years had borne the disgrace of a dis
honorable discharge from the United
States army because he knocked down
General Mansfield in Wizards hotel lu
Washington while General Mansfield
was i'm command of tie District Of Co
lUmlia under martial law. The inter
vention of Secretary stanton I'm Pow
ers' behalf saved him from court mar.
tial and dpr:a.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
-. - -. -.

London. June SIN the fifth round
Of the amateur golf championship con
test at Sandwich. Walter J. Travis. the
American champion, beat H. II. Hill
ton the former British champion, by
FIVE mp and four 20 play, thus reach
ing the semihnal II. c. Hutchinson
beat r. Maxwell. the present holder Of
the championship, at the nineteenth
hole. +. d. Blackwell beat J. +. Laid
ley av two up and one to play. Travis
and Blackwell. therefore, will meet in
tho nnnl
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
A Tbous,nd Men Locked out.

Buffalo. June IA lockout against
about 1000 hricklayers. hodcarriers
and teamsters began here today. The
trouble between the contractors and
their men dates back TO May /. when
the stonemasons struck for an advance
from - cents 10 80 cents an hour. Re
Gently the bricklayers' union decided
that it would not lay brick on con-
crete foundations owing TO the strike
Of the stouemasOns.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
AnnsaIs to Bandit Chief.

London. June IA dispatch to the
Times from Tangier says that Moham-
med FL Torres has appealed TO the
tribes TO capture Raisuli. saying that
this alone can save Morocco from In
vasion. A delegation of chiefs Of the
tribe has started from Tangier TO make
a personal appeal to Raisuli the bandit
chief. TO release Messrs. Perdicaris and
Narley lin order TO prevent the perma-
nent occupation of Morocco by foreign
ers opposing the Moslem faith and the
expulsion of native MOhammedans.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
Muslin Underwear Specials.

.DRAWERs-good Cambric-deep
II. S. runle-Value .39........... .18
Cambria and Muslin-embroiaery
and IL. S. tucks or lace and insert-
ing-value so .. ............. AS
Deep runle Of embroidery. or lace
and insertings of extra quality
Ndiuc .h3 80. ....- ........-....... 90
SKIRTS Fine Cambric-deep em-
broidery or rume Of il. S. tuclSs, or
2 inserlings OF lace-value Sl49... .95
Fine Cambric-deep lawn nounce-
lace insertings and edge-or clus-
ter pin tucks-showy embroidery
-Naluc S2.ZJ ...-. ..............1. lag
Deep Lawn runle-spaced tucks
and insertings and runie of ems
broidery or knee nounce 3 insert
ines and lace ruhle-value S2.9S. 1876
CORSET COVERS good Cambria
low neck-shirred wais.-H S.
buttons-v value .29.. 10
Limit Two.
no mail or telephone orders.
Fine Cambric-shirre waist-rib-
bon run-lace or embroidery y-value
'ov..' 90. ..... .....' .... ........ .27
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
New German Cable COMPLETED.

New York. June 3-The second Ger
man cable from Borkum 10 New York
via the Azores has been completed. It
was laid by the cable steamer Stephan
which left New Yor! on May 10 with
?. 100 nautical miles Of cable on board
She commenced 70 pay out on May II
from a point or Fire island. There
are now two complete submarine ca
bles between Germany and the United
States. The total length OF the new
cable is 4.20O nautical miles.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
ARE YOU A LODGE MAN +?
OR HIS WIFE?
FRIEND (?


Maybe you want to to the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis?
The EVENING JOURNAL offers free trips to the Fair
to the popular lodge man in Delaware He goes him
self and take his wife friend with him without pay
irg cent.
The EVENING JOURNAL pays railroad and Pullman fares
provides for hotel expenses and admissions the Exposition
Subscriptions count ponts-the who has the high
est number Of points gets the trips
Read these conditions:
The o society In Delaware
The VIII uncondonaly
highest of points
properly
a
Subscriptions count folows
One pont
5
points.
Eight
70 every contestant who sends In thirty
Evening Journal win
pp ctypayng hotel bas
for one week Any onetan who sends sixty
receive Atlantic City
tbs contest closes W snh at
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
Froneh Naval BUDGET Increased.

Paris. June 3-The naval budget dis
tributed TO the members OF the cham
ber Of deputies provides total appro.
priations of SG2.0000O0, which is 81.
050.OOO i'm excess Of the budget for the
current year. The increase is largely
In provision for a reserve division of
armored cruisers FOR the northern
division Of torpedo dcstroyers FOR drc
Asiaiic squadron. A general reorgan.
izatlon Of the coast defense is also pro
Yilod for
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
AntIeIsrIeaI Rlat b. TouIon.

Toulon. France. June 3.-ln conse
quence OF the refusal Of the pastor tc
admit to their first communion children
who had sung anticlericar songs a mol
of a thousand persons wrecked the pul
pit and overturned the statues in 81
jeans church. A force Of police dis
persed ibs rioters.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
S4.OO and $500 China Silk Waists
at sl.08 and S2.98.

Ten dozen Of these. Dainty in pin
tucks and Insertions on body and
sleeves. Three clusters Of fine pin
ucks in back The collar has lace
insertion.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
FataI Foldino sea Aceloent.

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 3.-Mrs. A.
NJ. Woodward. wife of the president
of the South Side State bank, is dead
here as the result Of folding bed ac-
cident.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03
REGISTERS ORDERS.
REaIsrER.s oRpEE.

Register Cf Wills Office.
New Caste Co.. Del. June J. 1904.
Upon the application OF The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company aImin.s-
Wright. late OF White clay Greek
hundred I'm said county. dc
ceased 70 ls ordered and directed by the
Register of Wtls that the admin stratcr
c., Z. a.. aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF letters Of administ stratlon Upon the es-
granting thereof. by causing advertise
meufs 10 hc posted within forty davs from
the datc Of such letters in six Of the most
pub lc places OF the county OF New Castle
requiring an persons having demands
againsr the estate TO present the same. or
made and provided, tnd also cause tie
same 10 be inserted within the sauc nericd
ln the Evening Journal, q newspaper nuh-
ished in W Wilmngton. Del, ana 20 De con-
tnued therein three weeks fc. o. do
Given under the hand end eaai
Of office OF the Register of Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington, IN New
fSEAl) Castle county aforesaid .he dav
and year above written.
FRED +. BACH
- Register Of Wills
Notice Is hereby given that letters o.
Adm mis- tratiOn e.. e. d. Wera in luo form
OF iaw granted unto the undersigned en-
the iirst day OF June. A. D.. 1904 and
thai an persons having claims against tho
same duly attested, o. the said admInts-
traitor. on or before the first dav of Juno.
IHni. or abide the Act Of Assembly in sifrb
case made and provided.
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator. C.. [. a.
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