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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

Asa result q The Stars exposure
Of the Illegal business. chief u To.
lice Delaney last niEht ordered all
handbook gambling closed Books
on the races AZ Portland have been
made ln at least two places to- the
city during the last fortnight AMI
the resorts. one a saloon and the
other n cigar store. Nere rapidly
developing into full fledged peel
rooms
respite the fact thar police Of
flcefa were frequently seen ln 81
least one 81 the handbook resorts.
no report 81 the existence 81 the
places waa ever made 20 chief De
laueY. aa the latter assured The star
before the publication % It's pool
room story Thursday
Mayor HalliuEer also was allowed
% remain in Ignorance OF the at
tempt 10 re-eatahlish the pool rooms
10 the heart 81 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
TOWN I'M
DANGER
Especial to The s,sfl

LEBANON Ore. Aug 60 4 tel
ephoue call for help came here last
evening from Waterloo. Il city ln
miniature hIf miles distant from
thlH place. where nearly 1000 psU-
pie reside The appeal stated that
uuirsa help aaa received within a
very short time the forest fire
which has uaH encfuashed On the
very edge Of the town. would con
aums II
Under the direction q the chief
- the Lebanon fire department
marc Than loo meu vent from here
Ia aii sorts ~ confeyHuees and a.
last reports we're making a hard
struggle 90 save the town
THE one fire has already swept
over aud destroyed valuable tim.
Ter On more than twenty square
milea 81 iau8 and there seems no
hope for ia entlnEuishmsnt Until a.
burns out or iH stopped By heavy
rains
Fifteen miles eaHf ~ here another
fire ~ magnitude Is faFagiug the
forests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

PORTLAND. one. Aug 20 Del.
eFntea Co the National Mining con-
roaa. which meets here on Monday.
are beginning 10 arrive aud head
quarters have assumed un air u
activity The ,Itg Be- gafbsd iu raIa
dress ana The streets ore further en-
ilyenel b. the playing of bands
brought b. several delegations
With laHa Than mlf the dsIsrutea
ou the HrsHH the nrht for The per
WuuHHt location ~ haHHHuaHsfs IH
assuming definite shape salt Lake
and Denver ore fHH only rHHI con
tenders Tor the honor. Both cities
have offered HItaH for building aud
large sums of money for the con
sfrusti1u - the same Salt Lake
seems 90 have the lead.
Several other cities have entered
the FIGHT - secure fhe uaHt rsHz
sion Of the congress- Among them
are f.or Angeles 90 raso. Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

summer diseases and debility ana
make you feel strong and well.
Paw=paw Tonic tones Up the storn-
urh and nerves. cures dyspe rsia.
cheers while % strengthens but does
not futoxieate. IL makes old folks
feel young end weak folks strong
AiY Paw Paw Laxative Livsr Pills
are the best riit ever compounded
They cure constipation. biliousness
and INDIGESTION. You can't be sick.
You can't feel an run down and am
hitiuuiefs n you use these remedies.
-MuNYOS.
Munyon's witch Hazel Soap. Tai
cum Powder. Pace Cream ana skin
Food are the finest possible aids 10
a clear skin and fine complexion.
For sale Cvcryw here.
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MELTING 4 SUCCESS

Hundreds 81 people gather nightly
at Gospel tent NJ Ballard 20 listen
e. the thrilling address 81 Rpv.
Thee Hansen. lie feaflessiF a.
tarka wrunedo.nk IN whatever
sphere ~ Is found. and the sffeetH
90 his sermons vii ~ long felt L.
ballard
Two services viii be held ~ the
Gospel tent Sunday Mira Emma
Muffatt viii be present az the 3
O'Clock afternoon service and sing
The evening theme has been an
nounead as Balancing Books" a
subject Ia which al are interested.
The Armstrong trio sill furnish
special selections ~ thlH service.
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May Be
Murder
GILBERT coUGHRAN. WHO WAS
SHOT ~ FoorpAp. IN oRtr.
tcAL CONDITION
tspssisfto TIE STAR

TACOMA AIS - The condition
e Gilbert W CauEhfau. the Young
civil engineer. woh Aas shot - a
hEEhwaHmau en- Tacoma avenue
Thursday niEht rea.hsd a critical
stage laat nlkht lie rallied aum
" bat shortly before mldngEht AMI
va resting easier this marnInF hui
the attending physicians are ALARM
- az bic condition Hf q g.
HHuHn aut other physicians are In
constant attendance un The wound
IL man and express a hope a. biz
ultimate recovery
An rkamiuatlau of the wounds r.
csiYci D. Mf gauFhfnn Ia hiH nEht
and puuHit ~ thr hlEhua4man sac
made yesterday tY the physician
one 20 The tallrta fired evidently
whsn THE ruhaer waH 0ioae gpun NJ
eaHFhfau. penetrated che HiEht HaF
and NAV lead 10 dangerous romall
Gallons = De other wound ia Re-
FaFdrd a. comparatively harmless
The bullets have uat been found as
yet
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SEVERAL ARRESTED At
KENTUCKY SALOON

Orders from chief Delaney result
Cd ia the arrest af seven women in
the Kentucky saloon. a. the corner
of Occidental avenue and Ycalef
way. 10 the basement OF the Koru
building lettering Is the charge
placed against them. TheF were
gathered in by Sergeant Stewart.
City Detectives Freeman and Hub
bard Tho Kentucky saloon was at
ono time ia serious trouble for
selling liquor 70 minors and then
again for disobeylng the neW reru
laiious regarding tho placing Of the
boxes found IA such places.
A few months ago tho manage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
MASONIC DEAD-BEA1

The MaHans have n dead beat.
gallery Through thIs they frroF-
missed charles Meeuiley. au aIieEcd
dead beat Hho attempted % visit
Tonic Lodge No So on August 10.
He wHa given the cold shoulder end
fHld - move on. ne they we're on Co
him. Al one time iH bis career Az
eulisE uas q Mason ln good stand
ms lie vas suspended and since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
THEY HUNT FOR
MIDAS CREEK

NOME. Aug Nothing has been
heard 81 the Midas creek discover
ere Duncan and GriEga. but q party
% 81 0f the stampeders. who took
stock DOB the Midas creek project.
have left 81 MIehasla on the little
Fiefn-vheeier Leotia for Koyukuk.
ln the hope u finding the wonder
fully rich creek Griggs and Duncan
told about
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MISS WOOD
A HEROINE
tBy Mail corrsspondsnssj

DAWSON. Aug 20-Mlss Wood
a young woman veil known in Daw-
aun. e. the heroine 81 the North this
season Mlas Wood recently. alone
and unaHalated went 70 the aid ~
the disease stricken Indians AZ Fort
Yukon. Diphthsria became prcya-
lent among the Indian children end
the young woman made her home
Hiih them. nursing and attending
them while the epidemic lasted.
besplte her efforts. - of the In
dams fell victims 60 the disease.
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WILL USE OIL

Tho Aihrta Steamship company
yesterday lef the contract far the
Installation - Oh burning apuauat-
aa on The steamships Dolphin and
Haahiie The contract vas awarded
e. the Commercial Street boiler
works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
COL. DOSGH
HONORED

I1pstIaI o Tha btafl
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug z0.-Col.
Henry D. bosch. q Portland. Who
had the practical management u
the Japanese exposition Of 1908. has
received word through Minister
Tatablra at Washington that he
has been decorated with the Order
81 the Treasury. one Of the high
est hunora bestowed y IL %
perur Of Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

" e. Doyle yesterday filed suit
for divorce against Katherine Doyle
on the grounds Of ineompatabillty
81 temper and deaertion. The oou-
pie were married in New South
Wales SO years ago. but have not
been living together since 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

EUGENE BOND found the 90.
eaycd bones n an adult person three
miles aeai - Roc Allyn q frw days
ago Tho skeleton waa partially
buried Ia ndab roehH and only part
e the human frame could bg found
~ = WHITE was yesterday
lodged ia the Colfills county jall
on the charge ~ robbery committed
az NofIhpuft early ln the week liia
ball uaa fixed NJ $1,000 which he
saa unable 90 give White Is a
young fellow scarcely out ~ his
teens and looks anything but a dcs
peradu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

that time has eHdeavofed 10 make a
living or bic lodge Members II IL
HaId that be bias been under arrest
before for obtaining money under
faIHe TrefeuHrF.
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5 Acres $500

NOTE THIS ApFEBTtsEM EET Will APPEAR ~ THE
stan UIEIrE u WAIST
LAND SUNDAY. Make AWHNN GENrNTs WITH NICHE
= Us LAKE UfHfIFNAftH M
Man STATION. TIL. PARK lt14 Yuu CAN Also goMHuNt-
carr WITH STIR HEAgHhM At HIS SUMMER RESIDENCE
At srIIEa HEAlI SATURDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY.
TEf4ITHTn%I4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20
PAW PAW TONIC
Than in Any Other Way
TRY 1T TO-DAY

II you feel the
lassituds and de-
preston htch
comes with the
heated term you
need toninE up.
Al no other sea-
son q the year IL
TO ME n 4
siren 9Th en- er
m ore necessary
than now ! want
you 20 try my
Paw Paw Tonic
and aw- Pa ~
Laxative Liver
pillna combine
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MedCham'S
Green Lake Tracts
Are Garden Tracts


LOCATED THREE MILES PROM TIW CITY LIMITS JUST
OPP TfE IlSE - THE SEATTLE EVEUFTT 1NTEHuHHAN.
oF rHE $40 ACRES rs TIE SUBDIVISION THE LARGER PANT
FIRST CLASS notion GARDEN AAND.
sriuNa WATER ~ MANY on EarHACrs five Aei,is
af THIS LAND WILL DO MORE TNFAHuE SUPPORTING A
FAMILY THAN HALF SECTION ID f1tITofs IT ~ CLOSE
To TOWN
IkSp VALUES SaurHwAHu "a STEADILY AuvANC-
TSG THE euMpIfTta& OF THE BATTLE. EVERETT LINE
WILL MAKE THEM DOUBLE AND TRIPLE IS VALUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

a GODFREY. o. Port Town
send has resigned bis positian "a
deputy collector and clerk In thl
IlquldafluE department 81 the ror
TouuHfud customs office Mr God
frey vii enter into private buslneas
tasE e Chestnut ~ Seattle. wli
succeed Mr Godfrey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

Three modern warships are at the
dock lu Hramartuu To see them,
take boats from pier Sunday every
hour after "a. ru. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

The steamer Mercer excursion
around Mercer Island dnHf. leaving
Leschi rafk 81 q. m. and , Is D. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

FOURTEEN MES Who are aua
uestcd 81 having robbed the depot
AZ Moscow. Idaho. were arrested a'
that place yesterday Three mai
sacks wtrr HiUsd Other aTfestl
may be made today.
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Law LIBRARY
FOR TENANTS

W q Jones. one ~ the executors
81 the estate of Dexter Horton. an
nouuecd this morning that the 81
tate will establish a law library on
the top floor 81 the ura Seattle
block. on Third avenue and Cherry
street for the accommodation % the
tenants 81 the New York and Seat
de blocks.
The Law library viii occupy five
rooms aud about 1900 volumes
will BE- included IN IL. when formal
by opened % the lawyers who are
tenants II the two blocks Mr
Jones announces that additions viii
be- made 90 the library each year.
and IL viii be Improved q one II
the finest Ia TIE West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

CHRIST AND Lima johnson. OF
Everett. were yesterday granted d
divorce for the second time ln aev
IN years. In lkH7. after haFiug
lived together for seven year. fhey
were granted a diEroce. but were
married aFaln neat year The
father aas given the custody uf the
five children.
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SO e. Pleasant Hsash and enjoy
the dance Haais leave pier 3 hour
- aftrf p o.. fH4 80
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SMART CLOTHES. HERALD.
lagg Second 80
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PASS RESOLUTION ASKING tn AT CITY CONSTRUCT TRUNK
SEWER At ONCE, Bur PAY ron IT OUT OF GENERAL FUND
OR ny BOND lssuG-ouJGo TO PROPOSED DISTRICT TAX.
ALTON
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POLICE
STOP IT

POOL SELLING IN SALOONS
AND CIGAR STANDS MUST
CEASE
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YOU CAN
BRACE UP

Quicker and Better By the uss ~
Munyon's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-20

FIREbrake out In the millinery
store owned hY a man and bis wife
named Naua az Centralia Weancs-
day night Mann was tn Little
Fails a. the time and Narfhnl
shields got a clcw that the fire was
uf lutsnd.arY origin Sir and Mrs.
Mann we're arrested yesterday eve
ming aud are I'm iail The officers
claim 20 have discriminating evi-
dence % prove Mrs. Mann set tho
fire herself There was 81 OpQ In
aurauee ON the place.
LAST NIGHTS Great Northern
overland was delayed for three
hours on account Of forest fires west
Of Wellington. No damage was
done 20 tho track az that point hut
the train could not pass ON account
Of the intense heat
g.
aNfAuT CLOTHES. HERALD.
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No agents. no coupons. bat pho
toa At % per cent discount Eggaf
A Ericsson. lslG First 80
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SMART CLOTHES. HERALD.
1929 Second. 80
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eg to
Hwned
Srues
- has
0A
Awel-
d. It
ar OF
d the
ITern-
1ment
kn lit
q city
d that
OF
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a days
arters
do
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
TownsenG

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
Townsend. July John Townsend.
Jr., Of Washington, spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
Archie Finley. OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Emma
Finley.
Charlie Watts is visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
Miss Winnie Price of Sullpond, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Sallie Watts.
Mrs. Harry Hart. Of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with relatives in
town.
Mrs. L. w. Jones is entertaining her
sister, Miss Mclaughlin Of Whining
ton.
Miss Hazel Townsend, Of Whining
ton. is visiting her cousin, Miss Agnes
Atwell, OF near town.
Charlie Ernest has returned to his
home IN Philadelphia after spending a
few weeks with his aunt, Mrs. George
Watts.
Miss Mary Money is visiting her
cousin, Miss Mamie Pierce at Cecil
ton.
Mrs. Euphemnia Lee Of near Odessa
visited her sister Mrs. Estella GIL, re-
Gently.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
9 RI. STAATS
NOTIONS

An endless variety Of useful and neces-
sary little things for the work basket and
also many that you will need in travel
ing or for your summer outing.
In our case made especially for holding
notions we have our immen e line arrange
for convenient and rapid selling. Every
article offered is the very best quality. We
mention some of the articles, and no
douot you will find many others here by
simply asking for them.
Rubber and Shell Combs Of all kinds
Hair Brushes, ali grades; Tooth Brushes
Of good quality; American and English
Pins; Cubes Of Pins, black, white and as
sorted; Dress Shields; Hooks and Eyes
Needles and Thimbles; Tape Measures
French and Domestic Darning Cottons
French, English. Dutch and Domestic
Tapes; Letters for making Clothing; Gar
ters and Webbing; Blanket Binding; Cot
ton, Linen and SILK Corset Laces; Kerr.
and Aunt Lydia's Thread; Shoe Buttons
Black and Russell Shoe Laces
Prices of the above, in every case, vii
be found most moderate. All are marked
at the very lowest market rates.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
DEATHS

Enthusiastically. at ROclland. Del,
+ the 18th inst, Alexandra. Harris.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
htcd to attend the funerai from his late
nlence at Rockland. Del. on Friday af-
t'oon at . o'clock. Interment at River
VI Cemetery.
DICKSON. .-On July 10. 1904 at his
fldence. No. SOP West street. DR.. VIII
"a p. Dcrickson
neral services Wednesday morning
Jt IS. at 11.SO a. m. Interment private.
HCHINs.-On July H. 1904, Rachel
kabeth, daughter of William V. and
he NJ Hutchins. aged / year.
latives and friends of the family are
reictfuily invited TO attend the funera
fro the residence of her grandparents
Mhnd MIS-. Albert Sergeant No. Ni
Por street, on Wednesday afternoon
Juh3, at . O'clock. Interment at River.
vieCemetery.
BAWIN.-In this city. on July TO- 1904
Ngaret J., wife of George Z. Bald
W in her 48rd year.
R.itves, friends and members Of Wei
conLodge No. 3, Shepherds of Beth
lehd are invited to attend her funera
servs at her iate residence, No. 70
Wes'ourth street, on Wednesday after
nooiIuly 49, at . O'Clock. Intermen
Riveew Cemetery.
CoBoN-Abner G.. 81 East Eight
str, July 10.
HU1IINS. Rachel Elizabeth. aged on,
yea Sl7 Poplar street, July Il.
LAIR Elizabeth. aged seven months
192&est Eleventh street, July II.
O'CONEII.-Joseph, aged four months
lS2S nion street, July IL.
O'DONELL.-Daniel aged twenty-tw,
yeah 1923 Chestnpt street, July Il.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
NewpOrt
speciai 10 the Evonlng journal.

Special 90 the Evening Journal.
Newport. July 12.-AIr. and Mrs. Merritt
Cummings and family, who have been
spending two weeks vacation with rela-
tivcs and friends In Dover, have returned
home.
Frederick Pennington spent Sunday
with his parents In Delaware city.
Miss Ella Johnson is spending a weeks
vacation with relatives in New York City.
Harvey Benson who has been spending
a few days vacation with relatives and
friends near North East, Md, returned
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. c.. Long spent Sunday
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin and family
have returned from a short stay with rela-
tlves near Charleston, Md.
Miss Alice Stewart, who has been ser
iously IN at her home on Walnut street (.
slightly improved
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
PRESENTED WITH OUTFIT
Second Assistant Fire Chief Entertains
"Washy" Members.

Second Assistant Fire Chief Martin
V. Farrell was presented with a fine
set of officers equipments by the mem
bers OF the Washington Fire Company
last evening. Mr.. Farrell is member
of the Washington Company and In
honor Of the presentation entertained
the members of the organization az dim
ner last night.
Assistant Farrelrs outfit consists OF
q white helmet with metal frontispiece
upon which Is the inscription, second
Assistant Of the W. +. D." A white
gum coat. rubber boots, "a gold badge
denoting his rank as an officer Of the
department and "A blue cap with gold
trimmings. The last named is gifi
from the Amoskeag Social, an organi-
zation composed Of the members OF tho
Washington Fire Company. The entire
outfit viii be placed on exhibition IN
the window Of c. f. Rudolph's store
at Fourth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
BridgeviIIe
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Bridgevile, july 12-Miss Sara sud-
Ter entertained number of her friends
on Saturday evening.
Mrs Molie Dair of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of Mrs. l.. NJ. Cahan
Mr. and Mrs n. G.. Layton and chill
dren are visiting her parents Mr. ana
Mrs. NJ. B. Walls, of Georgetown.
Mrs. Nellie Jones, OF Harrington, Is
the guest of Miss Laura Layton.
Edward Hazard is spending some
ltimc in Marion, n. C..
John r. Nandenburg was "a recent
visitor to Laurel.
Mrs. solomon Kline has been visit-
/ ing Seaford friends.
Miss Julia Sisco, OF Philadelphia, has
returned from visit to Miss Fannie
/ Welch.
! Miss Eva Jones and Miss Nellie Har-
ris were recent visitors to Seaford.
Walter Parrott, OF Philadelphia, has
been sojourning In town.
Miss Marian Niven. OF Norristown,
Pa, has been the guest Of Colonel and
Mrs. II. w. Viven.
Mrs. Kate Noble. Of Federalsburg,
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Katherine
Jacobs.
Miss Kate Edmunds Of Washington.
/ D. c., is being entertained by Miss
! Laura Layton.
Miss Miriam Gray has returned from
a visit 20 friends in Denton.
Fred short. Of Scranton, Pa, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. NJ. =. short
of this place.
The Rev. and Mrs. William r.. Now
bray and sons, Randolph and Thomas
are spending several days with Dentor
friends.
Misses Nellie and Mollie Harris hav,
been visiting their sister, Mrs. IL. c
Short, OF Georgetown.
Miss Jennie Lord, Of Hurlock. Nd.
is being entertained by Mrs. LinwooC
Layton.
Miss Pierce. Of Milford, is the gues
of Miss Sara Sudler.
Paul Layheld and Horace Reynolds
of Greenwood, were recent Bridgevin
visitors.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
IN MHhtoR1AM.

In imory of EWood c. Jones, who
was owned on FHlay, January %, 1904.
FarsW son, how Ne shall miss you
Fronour midst 81 quickly gone,
But n Saviour hal called thee
1t wi He who caied you home,
do Iss thee, daiing son
Morehan any tonhe can tell,
My on comfort isbclieving
You I've gone to bur heavenly home
Far belnd this WORT of change
Far brond this wdd of care,
1 shall md my missig loved one
In myFather's ma1F.n fair.
is loving mother.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
Weddfne AnnfrersarY

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dixon. of No. 2ll
West Seventh street, celebrated The TWEEN.
ty-hfth anniversary of their marriage by
giving launch party down the river, the
trip being made ON the launch Arbutus
A stop was made at Augustine Pier where
a collation. was served and where Mrs
Dixon was given a surprise by being pre-
sonted with a handsome diamond ring hy
her husband the presentation speech be-
ing made hy william II. Taylor. on tH
return trip ice cream and other refresh
ments were served.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY
Social and Personal Notes

Miss Elsie Pierce. Of New York. is
spending few days with friends in this
city.
Mis- Matilda Blkcly. OF North Twen-
tioth street. Philadelphia, is on a month S
visit TO Wilmington friends.
Miss Kate Lewis. OF Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in this city
Former Congressman Joshua Miles. OF
Princess Ann. nd. was ln This city today
He is returning home from a trip TO 81.
Louis.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
Yerger aol's pate rail. 40 shiploy St.
Held For unper Court.

Magistrate Alton G.. Pyle held Andrew
Davis colored, charged with fcloniously
assaulting Bessie Christy 40 colored
at Newport for the Court Of General scs-
sions yesterday afternoon. I'm default OF
$1,000 bail the prisoner was taken to tn,
workhouse by Constable McLaugh in.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
GUARDS LOOK NEAT
Cool Spring Park officers Don New
Uniforms.

The park guards at Cool Spring Parl,
look neat in their new uniforms. the
regulation police uniform with the eNccp-
tion that cap Is worn instead of n he'll
met The cap is the same style as that
worn by outside employees of the Water
Department.
The latter donned summer caps yester-
day.
Chief OF Police George Black has been
instructed by the Police Commission 10
advertise for proposals for winter uni
forms and helmets. Bids must be submit.
ted by july q on which day they Will bC
o: ened.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12

Bound for Fort Delaware. nineteen re-
cruits arrived at French street station
onroute from Philadelphia, yesterday af-
ternoon. They were In charge of Sergeant
Moore and were recently recruited into
the 5rmy at Fort Slocum.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12

About 800 members of Asbury NJ Z.
Sunday School, Camden. arc spending the
dag at Brandywine Springs Park. The
oXcursionists arrived this morning on the
steamer city of Chester, of the Whining
ton Steamboat Company and took cars for
the park.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
FIRsT RArIFICATION.

After st. Louis Convention. Twelfth
Ward Democratic Club picnic az Bavarian
Park. Fifth and DUPONT streets on Friday
night.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
pROM1NENr spnAKERs

VIII be present at the ratification pic
mic of the Twelfth Ward Democratic
Club at Ravarian Park. Firth and DuPont
streets, Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1904-07-12
THE ROSEBUD RESERVATION

THE ROSEBUD RESERVATION
lands are open in july. Fun particulars
as TO date of registration, drawings and
final entry, and as TO character OF soil and
Innate, requirements of the u. s. home
stead laws. maps. etc, are contained in a
pamphlet New Homes in the West IS
sued by the Passenger Department, Chi
cago & North Western Ry. Send 2 cent
stamp FOR copy or call on any ticket
agent. The North Western Line.