davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
IS YOUR NECK STIFF?
If It lent You Haven't Got an Afflietion
That is Almost General.

II YOU haven't got soreness IA the
arms stiffness of the neck and frequent
headaches. you are without one of the
ailments of the day and are, indeed
fortunate.
Every hfth man who was met by an
Evening journal man This morning com
plaued sof THIS most popular ahilction.
my aFms ave so sore that I can
scarcely use thcm. and III kacwsof the
germ that ls responsible for my misery
certainly would have 60 oNtcmni-
nTtVsi 9iioy oyeluiinei citigeh
This particular bug" has made mo
distinction. among mcu. ~ has attaokcd
dottois. lawyers, preachers clerks 1ud
Worknglnen. and unless some counter
irritant can Doe prescribed by the physi-
clans there may be many enforced
Vacations % ,ae city stores, offices and
factories
"A physician told an Evening Journal
reporter to-day that five of his patients
yesterday complained of the almcnL
lie is of the opulon that the ahliction
Us duo to The cold wclthcr
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
WANT COUNCIL
TO ISSUE BONDS.
Park Board Decides to Bear
One-Third Of Expense
Of New Bridge

The Board of Park Commissioners z
yesterday afternoon decided to ask City.
Council to issue bonds to the extent of.a
$4,000 for park Improvements, part ofo
the money to be used toward construed
ling the proposed new bridge across the 6
Brandyvinc at Van Buren street The
board viii bear one-third the cost ot
lihis structure which WllL it is esti-
mated, require the expenditure of
$4,000 to COMPLETE. "The Water Departs1
mcnt is expected TO bear The additlohui
expense .-t5r I'd
The Board granted the Peoples Rafl-a
way Company another extension Off
time in which To build its Kockford
Park .ine. The operations of the oom-l
pany have Deem restrained by Thomas
=. Bayard and Samuel Bancroft Jr..
who have made attempts to prevent the
ironstruetion of the road through
Brandywine Park.
The special committee appointed ~
the Park Board to arrange for tho uns4
yelling OF the memorial TO William NJ
lCaaby has fixed December a. at go
o'clock y. M. rs the time for the ccre-I
lmony. Appropriate exercises win featsl+
ure the unvelling Of the bench. ."
The board received letter from city
Council asking for lower options OH
certain property at Eighteenth ana
Market street which the Park Board
has recommended purchasing. MI
Bancroft read a letter which he sent fil
reply to Council expressing the opinion
that it would be impossible to secure
lower options. He also suggested that
bonds for 100000 be issued for the pur-
pose.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
COURT NON-SUITS
'GOWAN'S CASE
Holds That Plaintiffs Evidence
Was Not Different to War
rant Case Going to Jury

Ia Superior Court this morning the
case of Barbara MCGOWAN ct al VS..
the B. & %. Railroad Company was
non-suited. The court held that the
plaihtin had not produced sufficient ev-
dence TO prove their allegation Of neg
ligence on the part of the railroad
company.
The remainder of the morning ses-
sion was taken up by the trial of the
case OF Joseph s. Albright VS.. the
United Clay Construction Company.
The case grew out Of a foreign judg-
ment obtained by the plaintiff for
$3.50 or wages for five months work
as superintendent for the company.
The judgment was reopened in this
COURT
1t appears that a farm at Stanton
containing valuable brick making clay
was purchased by Herbert, Hatch &
Company, bankers, Of New York. and
Albright claims that he was appointed
superintendent of the proposed plant
at a salary Of $3.50 a month. Andrew
c.. Gray. for the company, declared
that the company was never in a po-
sition to build a plant. and that there
fore there was nothing for him to su-
rerintend. a peculiar feature OF the
case is that opening was made Dy ,he
defense. as i'm case where the irA--
ment Is reopened the defendants stand
somewhat i'm the light of plaintiffs.
John enry Hurlburn. senior partner
of the Herbert Hatch Company, which
became iusolvent WAS on the stand
until 12.4Q q 1ck having testified to-
the relations > Albright to The COM
pany. These appeared to be that he
was employed in the beginning 10 test
the clay and that a tentative contract
was drawn up. modified by Alor SHIT.
who stated his Willingness to accept
the modified draft. but that not COM
tract was ever signed.
George Reid a New York attorney.
and a director OF the company. also was
called TO the stand. but j. Frank Ball
objected TO his presence on the stand
ON the ground that nc was the COM
pany's attorney Mr.. Cray said il was
his intention 90 SAX him no questions
concerning what he learned as attorncs.
but what he knew as director Of the
company, Of his own Knowledge Each
side quoted cases. and The matter WI
be decided this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
ADDICKS' INCOME
HEREABOUT$25OO
This Amor nj is Considered
Rental Value Of Ills Real
Estate In Delaware

Inquis tors Frederick E. Stone a-d Ell
ward 4. Douchoe, both Of Brandy wine
hnd,od. after making an invcs on of
j. Edward AddiclSs' hnanccs ycste. day a.
terroon decided that the oven-e from IA S
property would not be sufficient within
the next seven years, as provided by law,
TO meet the amount Of &91lS, which S
remaining ON the Judgment recently OBJ.
taincd by Charles T.. Hnchmah, or Cam
den ~. j., m the Supreme Court of New
Jersey.
An order for the appointment Of in
quisituts WIS made bv iulso 'taGt, rd ia
the United States Court yesterday, aud
Marshall l'lnn named Moss.s. Stone and
Donohoc. The latter made report which
will bc handed over to the court.
Tho inquisitors considered that ss50l
would be fair rental value of the real
estate owned by Addicks. They also as
certained that The claims against the
property amounted TO about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
GOODING WON'T
TALK OF SUIT
Says, However, KenTOSS Is
Preparing Answer TO
Action
INFORMATION in BILL

When seen this morning by repre-
sentative Of The Evening Journal in.
reference to the suit OF Sweingard et al
VS.. the Kenross Free Gold Mining Com
pany Charles w. Gooding, one of the
principal local stockholders, refused to
discuss the suit further than to say
that an answer would be filed in reply
to the List-Swelgard-B -Bihlmaier charges
and was i'm the course Of preparation
now
In July last jeremiah List, of Philadel-
phia, secretary Of the Kenross Free Gold
Mining Company, a corporation In which
many Wilmington people are officers and
stockholders walked out OF the Philadel-
phia Offices Of that corporation with the
books Of the company and sample brick
of the gold from the company's mines
valued at slsoO This property he held, he
claimed as collateral TO secure an investi-
gation Of the companys condition and
the payment of SIX months salary as Sec
retary of the Kcmoss Free Gold Mining
Company then due and owirg h m.
stockholders had him arrested on tho
charge Of larceny. List was hid in se5 o
bail for appearance al court and in the
neantime List Joseph l.. swaigard aud
Charles il. Bihlmaicr stockholders dis
satlsfcd with the manner ia which the
company affairs were being conducted
brought suit against the company and
James y. Thompson. Benjamin a. Groves.
James llitchcn. Isaac Dillon and Charles
W. Goodiug directors of the comrany 10
account for certain sums expended in the
exploiting Of the companys mines.
This was followed by suit in the
United States Court asking that the COM
pany be restrained from making par
chases of lands or mines ratfying any
agreements or proceeding further with
the work or plans OF the company until
decision is reached by the court ard
that Thompson be compelled TO account
for all moneys received 70 a receiver who
shall be appointed at once by the court.
Argument on this suit was heard be-
fore Judge Bradford in United States
Court on the question as to whether
United Ctates Marshall william r. Finn
should be allowed to amend his return in
the case. The argument arose over the
objection to service made by II. II. Ward
counsel for the company. William 5. HiI-
les represented the petitioners and argued
for the amendment of the return.
Decision was reserved.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
DELAWARE SONS
Prominent Delawareans TO Be Guests
of Society in Philadelphia on Sat
urday Night.

state Treasurer-elect of Pennsyl-
vania William II. Berry will be the
guest and one OF the principal speak
ers on Saturday evening at the annual
banquet Of the Delaware Society which
will be given at the Bellevue Stratford.
Philadelphia. 1t is also possible that
Thomas w. Lawson will be present, but
he has not yet decided whether or not
he win be able to accept the invitation.
The personnel Of the speakers is an
indication that the dinner will be en-
livened with "a feast of reason" and
gives promise Of an intellectual treat.
The list. IN addition to those mention
ed includes Judge Abraham NJ. Beltler.
Of Philadelphia; United States Treas
urer Charles II. Treat, the Hon. Daniel
O. Hastings. the Hon Robert G. Hous-
ton and the Rev. Alexander Alison, Jrs
Of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
DEATHS HARVEST
Bradford Murphy Dies in Dover and
Mrs. Faucet in Georgetown.
Special 10 The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
Dover, D5l.. Dec. 1.-Two prominent
Delaware families were smitten by
death last evening Bradford Murphey,
55 years old and one of the best-known
citizens of Dover, died at his residence
after an unexpected sinking spell. Mr.
MTphey was formerly CHEF c.erk of
the Delaware Railroad and was the son
of the Rev. Thomas Murphey, one of
Delaware,s greatest patriots who left
the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
here, which he had occupied since
1874, to b come chaplain Of Delaware
r glment and serve through the Civil
War
Bradford Murphey had been il for
some time, having recently suffered a
second stroke os paralysis but only
yesterday was able to ride ont in his
family carriage tor a breath of fresh
air. A sinking spell came on soon af-
terward. however, and he soon sue
.cumhod
Mr. Murphey was an active Regu ar
Republican and at the last Regula- Re
publican State Convention he was the
nominee of Kent count for state treas
urer but Kent later yielded the nom
nation 10 Suss y.
Mrs. Sarah Anna Faucet Of George
town. mother Of Edward j. Faucet,
the Dover merchant d,ed Suddenly at
her home du ing the evening, from the
effects of vio ent cold She hal jas,
celebrated her 5Gth birthday on Sun.
day with her husband and children at
hs- home.
Beside her husband, four daughters
and one sou survive her-Mrs. Cla a
Wood of Lincoln City; Edward J..
Faucet of Dover; Mrs. Nellie Lynch,
Mrs. william Hammond and Mss Fan.
nie Faucet Of Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06

Philadelphia. Dec. G.-Fccd wus quiet,
but steadily held, under moderate ont-
inss We quote: Winter bran, in bulk
per ton, Sii.000l150; spring bran, in sacks.
as to size. per ton. Si72iQi7I5.
BALED HAY AND STRAW Desirable
grades OF Hay were kept well cleaned up
al steady prices. Straw was in moderate
supply ana sold slowly at former rates.
POULTRY Live was in small supply
and nrbly held. as follows Fowls. hens,
heavy. lsc; do do, small and inferior nla
di,ikc old roosters, Sis09c; spring chick
ems. as 10 quality nhal5ci tarkeys, li0
l5c; ducks. i2ai3c; geese. 120l3 pigeons,
GA. per pair s5a3o; pigeons, young. per
pair aoaS.
WHEAT Speculation in the West WIS
bullish and prices horp sympathcticaly
adyancod re. There was little demand.
however. from either exporters or local
miiiers. Bradstrccts estimated "a decrease
of 7o8.0oo bushels in the worlds visible
supply. 40. rcd WAS quoted as follows.
December Si0siiac. spot car lots, in ex-
port elesator-No. . red. SiaSpsc; no es-
tabhshed grade red, SSaS3Ec No, 2
Southern rcd Se0s2iAc; steamer No. 9
red, NaSr1c, no. red. S0aSoiac: rejected
A. l1iaQ7Sc; rejected B. 7iulfac No. !
Northern Duluth, new, 95u9ic; No. do
do new, @sQ9ii4c
CORN.-The market was iac higher on
near deliveries due TO light offerings and
fair export demand Local car lots were
quiet and unchanged. with ample Offer
ings. We quote cob corn, as 20 quality. on
track. at 49Q5oc per 20 pounds. and cool
sweet new yellow at 5o05ic. sra-to- quality
and location. No. mixed was quoted as
follows: December 5Oa5Oi4c; January 4Hs
m50c car lots new corn on spot-No. 2 in
export elevator. 50a5Oiio; steamer m eN-
port elevator. sac g; No. o In export
elevator. 4salShc
OATS There was little doing but
prices ruled steady on desirable stock Of
ferines OF which were only moderate. we
quote NO. white, clipped. sc; no white
natural. SIC, no established grade white
ssasgzc; No. white. S5lsas6c; rejec.ed
white S4Q35c no grade white, 33u3gsc:
No. mixed, 35Q35ikc.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
DEATHS.
DEATIIs.

DEATHS.
Harry CWlctl.
Sallie B. Hunt.
William p. Hall
Maggie =. Hazch
MAGARGAIs-On December r. 1905
Ephraim Magarsal, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral str-
vices at his late residence. Greenbank.
Del. on sunday afternoon. December
10. 1905, at l.SO o'clock. without furtba
notice. lnternent Red Clay Greek
cemetery.
McGINTY-In this city. on December
9Th. 1905, Annie. widow of the late
james. McGinty
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from his
late residence No. 925 Lancaster avenue
saturday morning at o'clock Re
QUEEN mass at 81. Paurs church. In
terment 40 Cathedral cemetery.
HALI~-ln Newark. Del. William b.
Han.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 60 attend The funeral from mis-
lnte. residence. near Wilson shops. on
Thursday. December Z. 1905. Services
at the house at , o'clock. Interment ai
~. T.. cemetery Carriages win meet
the 1914 train from Wilmington.
OUTrEN-In tais city. on December 3.
1905. Ezekiel II. Outten, in bis 1lst
year.
Relatives. and friends. Fairfax Lodge
No. S. l. %. O. f. and keokuk Tribe
No. 8. lmp'd O. r. NJ, are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services
from the residence OF his daughter
Mrs. VIM, H. Foster No. 610 Poplar
street on Thursday evening. December
fth. at 80 O'Clock. lnterment al Sea-
ford Del. on Friday. December Sth. OF
arrival of -tain leaving Wilmington al
SIS a. Ia
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
WYATT Bankruptcy Case.

Notice is hereby gi.eH that the trus-
tee in bankruptcy in the Gaze Of Eu-
gene Wyatt has filed a first and final
account and that a meeting Of the
Sredpors Of the bankrupt will be held
.at the Office of Arthur w. Spruance
on December IL. whea the account viii
be passed upon, counsel fees, commits
sions and costs fixed and balance dis
uibuted in payment of preferred
claims and dividend to general cred
uors, II the amount remaining is suf-
fcieat. ..---
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Hospital Doll Sale.

The annual Doll Sale of the Junior
Board Of the Homeopathic Hospital VIII
be held tomorrow in the New Century
club drawingroom, opening at . o'clock
m the afternoon.
Fancy articles, Christmas gifts.
aprons and other homely things. home
made cake and candy win Toe for sale.
supper win be served az 9 o'clock ana
later.
I'm the afternoon from 4 o'clock until
$50 there vii Doe "a dance for children
in the parlors for which the admission
win be 10 cents. There will also be a
dance in the evening from o'clock
until II o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
csntreviIIe to Have a Lodne

on saturday evening, December 9. tho
degree staff of jefferson Lodge. No. 2. 7.
o %. r.. will go to Centcrville TO confer
the nitiatory and first degrees on a class
of candidates.
on Thursday evening. December "a. Jof-
ferson Lodge win entertain Mural Lodge
No. SO, Of Pennserove. n. j. with the
work in the first and second degrees
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
PERMIT ISSUED
FOR new STATION

Building Inspector william M. Con-
molly today issued to Roydhouse Avery
and Company. Of Philadelphia permist
TO build the new Pennsylvania Railroad
stution at Front and French streets at
a cost Of S2ii1cO.
The Dimensions Of the structure as gwen
in the permit is 1872 feet G inches front and
l61 feet in depth
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Attack on Minister.

Belgrade, Dec. G.-Min.stcr OF III
nance Markovicks was attacked on
the street today by an unknown assail-
AM who beat him severely with a club
inilictlng injuries that necessitatel his
= moval to the hospital lie viii e.
cove. In the confus on that followed
the assailari made his escape and left
no clue to IDENTIFY.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Marines Guard Lenation.

ST. Petersburg, Dec. Ga detail Of
American marines has arrived here to
guard the American Embassy. Nothing
could better Illustrate the desperate
condition OF affairs I'm the Russian cap
ital.
The marines reached ST. Petersburg
ON Monday night. Since then no word
has been received from the city. whe.e
the. telegraph and postal strike is still
IN force, as IN the rest Of Russia.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Improvlnn MeMahon storo.

Mcmahon Brothers Company are ad-
ding considerable floor space % the
front of their Building at Fifth ana
King streets, ~ Dispensing with the
large porch which has been fixture
of the Davidson building since it was
constructed years ago. When the worl,
is finished the entire front of the store
win be Of plate glass.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
ENTERED PLEA OF GUILTY
wOmsn in Whose House Pretty The
rosa Neapole Was Found is Fined.

Lucia Marasco the proprietor Of the
house NO. 2lS East Second street, in
which Theresa Neapole. the pretty To-
yoar-old Italian girl was found on
Monday afternoon, pleaded guilty i'm
city Court today TO a charge of con-
ducting a disorderly house, and was
fined $50 and costs.
The Neapole girl and Louis Rose. "a
barber of Philadelphia, who were held
as witnesses, We're discharged. The
girl was taken back home by her father
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
NEW HOME IN PROSPECT
Peoples Settlement VIII Get substan-
tial Assistance From Charitable
Woman.

Prospects for a pewghome for the
Peoples settlcment,9fe now sood.
The Penny a Dny' Society of the
Settlement is now az work raising funds
for the new building fund and it Is
probable that within SIX months quite
a sun wil1be IN lmnds Tine. Settlemeat
has the assuranee that well-known
woman Will give 81 for every 81 that The
Settlement raises Tor building purposes
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS
VaadeVnle u No Garricll.

vaudeville 30 the Garrick
Dora Thome ai the Lyceum
Delaware Lodge, a. O. u. W., rcgu-
lar meeting
Columbia Lodge A. O. a. W., regu-
lar meeting.
German Mutual Beneficial Society
regular meeting
Phit Sheridan Post G. A. r. regular
mcolng
Mattahoon Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, regular
meeting.
Hope Lodge, l. o. o. r.. regular
meeting.
Namol Rebecca Lodge, ]. o. o. Z.
regular meeting
Welcome Council Jr, O. u. A. NJ,
regular meeting
Cyrus Temple. Ladies of the X. c..
T., regular meeting.
Mckinley Commandery, x. OF NJ,
regular meeting.
Champion Lodge, X Of r.. regular
meeting.
Jacobs Camp, NJ. W. Of A.. regular
meeting.
Blue Rock Council Royal Arcanlum,
regular meeting.
American Lodge Shield of Honor
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
s8to Pittsbl 70 Via ealto. & Ohio R. ?

Every day in the week the Baltimore
& Ohio r. r. co. sells first class tick
cts to Pittsburg for $500. good on PITS
burg express, leaving Wilmington nc
1908 p m" and arriving at Pittsburg
az nine o'clock next morning This
train Is composed of day coaches and
sleeping cars. For tickets and lnforma-
ton apply TO depot ticket office or
city Ticket ohice S0i Market street.
Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
BRUTALLY ATTACKED
Assault by Hall Brother on Half
Brother May Result in Murder.

AS the result OF am assault ON him
by his half brother, John Root, Pole.
Is In precarious condition i'm the Dell
aware Hospital His assailant, JOS
eph Root, was arraigned in city Court
today and held IN $1,000 bail untir We'd
nesday next TO await tine outcome Of
the Injured mans wounds.
The victi mwas assaulted in a dark
alloy by his half brother, the two having
had words, aild was brutality beaten.
His skull lis fractured and Ne is other-
wise injured. s
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
NEW SUITS ENTERED.
None.
JUDGEMENTS ENTERED.

JUDGMENTS ENTERED.
Admrs. of David NJ. Brown VS.. Syl-
vester Murray for S543. Lieu exten-
sion.
The Odessa Loan Association VS. Goo,
w. Peterson, for $500.
coNVEYRNcEs.
Emmit f Stdham, sheriff To JOSEPH
l.. Carpenter. Jr- lot - westerly de
of eaid street 75 feet 3 i-4 inches south
of a. street. lot Irregular. Consider.t-
tion. 500.
Joseph T. Carpenter Jr- and wife TO
Michael D. Cannon. same lot of land
as above. Consideration. $500.
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.
Letters of administration upon es-
tate OF Mary G.. stemenburg were
granted 90 LAWN n. Gilmour
Letters tostameutary upon estate of
Norbert Thurman were granted TO
Rosa Fuhrmann
SUITS CALENDARED FOR TRIAL.
on trial. the suit of Joseph $. Az
bright VS.. the United clay Productions
Company Tho cases culendarod FOR
trial following This case arc respect
Noly Frederick Messing VS. WilminfS
ton city Railway Company and Man-
haitian Piano Case Company VS.. Ger
man Union Insurance Company.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Thomas Kane Injured.

Thomas Kane. Of No. $50 Bennett
street. had his mgefs or The light r.fud
injured while at work on The Phillips
building at Fourth street ihe Pennsyl-
vanin railroad. The fourth finger was
almost entirely severed.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
inspected Country club Loon.

The Street ana Sewer Directors at 9
o'clock this afternoon inspected the
Country Club loop OF the Wilmington
City Railway extension. The line will
now be opened TO public use.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
w. c. T. U. to Meet.

AT the home of Mrs. Graham. SOUTH
east corner of Second and Franklin
streets. the Frances E. willard branch
OF the W. G.. r. L.. will hold its meeting
TAT o'clock this afternoon
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
ELDERS VISITATION
A. S. Mowbray Announces Wilmington
Work For the Comma Onarier..

Work For the COMING Quarter.
A. S. Mowbray presiding elder OF
the Wilmington district of the Me. r.
Conference, today announced his pro-
gram OF visitation for the coming quar-
ter.
terly conferences will be as follows
Ashury, March 5: Brandywine. March
.9' Goodman, March Z; East Lake jan
uary s, Epworth, February 3; Grace,
January u; Harrison Street, January
22; kingswood, January H. Madeley
January ~; MI. salem, January 81; ST
Pauls February .. Scott January 3.
Silverhfook. Februar, PSI Union, Feb-
ruary 4 Wesley March ..
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Transmitters Installed.

Several transmittcrs were installed
in the new office building Of the T.. =.
& " Railroad Company yesterday The
equipment came from the General
Electric supply Company
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Mrs. Ward Injured.

Mrs. Carrie Ward OF No. 1907 Spruce
street is suffering from Injuries re-
ceived by falling down stairs at her
home on Sunday evening. Mrs. Ward
fractured her jaw bone aud ruptured
a blood vessel.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
On a crnnins Trip.

Councilman ID. W. Lynch. OF the
Third ward. Humphrey Lynch. a local
hotel proprietor and Thomas Cava
naush are on a cunning tfin in Nir-
ginia. They will return on Friday.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Had Chiefs as euests.

Chosen Friends castle. *. G. f.. last
night had as their guests Grand chief
Clarence Fraim and Grand Instructor
William Greenwalt, Jr. A pleasant So
cial session followed the lodge meet
fur.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Grain Market
) Lon 800 Id oonpany.

W. r. Wilson furnishes the following
prices;
Oats-Wholosalc. Ace per bus. retail. Sc.
com-Whoiosalo, Soc per- bus; retail. 90.
Wheat-Wholesalc sOc per bus retail So
Wholesale, si9 per ton; retail. $50.
Hay Wholesale. si5 per ton; retail, si6.
straw-Wholosaie. Sii per ton. retail. 81.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Attenaino Prayer co1forence.

The Rev G. V. Brown. of the Chris
tian Missionary Aluance. is attending
Ia three days prayer conference Of the
Alliance In Philadelpma.
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
Barn Dance Tonioht.

A barn dance with the hall decorat-
cd in autumn colors vii be given by
Messrs. Titus and Finn this evening
in sac ed Heart Hall
Evening journal., 1905-12-06
TWO PERISH In, FLAMES
Pile Of Bones Found in Ruins Of Noun
tain Home.

Reading, Pa, Dee. G-The home Of
John Reedy on Neversink mountain
was destroyed by fire during the night.
TWO piles Of bones are supposed to
be the remains Of Reedy and his
daughter.