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Evening journal., 1905-12-08
SnoIer-Georpe

Dr. Foster Sudler and Miss Elsie
George. both of SudlCrsville, were
ma-ied there on Wednesday by the
Rev w. o. Bennett,
The bride was given away by her
father and attended by Miss May Roe,
of Sudlersvile, as maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss LaRue Herr,
of Westminster Miss Anna Clements.
of Crumpton Miss Pauline Gray, of
Bridgeville, and Miss Bessie Mason Of
Parksburg, Va.
Miss Madeline George, sister of the
bride, acted as flower giri. Luther
Gadd ofNew York, acted as bestman.
The ushers were Lester Goodhand. of
Baltimore, Harry Booker of Sudlers-
vile; Charles Sudler, Of Smyrna; S.
is. PenHewell, Of Greenwood. A recep-
tion followed the cercmony1 DR.. and
Mrs Sudler left on anextended we'd
ding tour They will make their home
at Sudlersville.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
FOOD CAN DO THINGS.
Rssl MIrselss worked in .hs soay.

'tf wv"
From Manitoba lady writes her
reasons Tor the faith that is In her as
10 miracles wrought in- the present day;
Il have been a great traveller IN this
and lands beyond the sea. she snys
and Il Is not surprising that my diges-
tive apparatus. never very strong
should have become thoroughly de-
ranged from the effect OF the 'starchy
highly seasoned, greasy dishes usually
set before wayfarers.
Il became the prey of an the distress
and wretchedness that accompany dys-
nepsia, even TO the development at
times Of an acute state Of paralysis OF
the lining of the stomach. when
could eat nothing hut merely sip warm
milk tin was nearly starved and look
ed life "a half-live skeleton.
MY brain grew sluggish and insom-
mia punished me tim I became hys-
terical wreck. My only hope and de-
sire at this time was that I might
reach the end 'of a painful life. and
that speedily.
/ Il heard Of the prcdleested Grape
Nuts food and some months ago. with
out one grain Of faith in IT, bought a
box. I found To my surprise that after
one days use of il I was already BEN
Gifted, and by the time I had used an
of the FIRST package 7 became convinced
that the days of miracles are not yet
over-so great was the Improvement
that had come over me- n was the
opening Of the door, as il were. 10
good health and energy of brain and
body. II gave me new vigor mental
and physical my digestion was restor-
ed. all the distressing symptoms of "a
disordered stomach passed away, and
the nervous. hysterical woman at last
began 10 know what Il really IS To live
My eyes grw brighter and my body
rounded out with returning flesh IN
the first three weeks / gained ten
pounds in weight and 100 in strength
and energy.
''The indescrlbable relief that cam,
when realized that / could discard the
nauseating drugs with which I had
been so long dosing myself and use ir
their stead a food so delicious and
Strengthening AS Grape Nuts. may b,
imagined.
i write this in simple gratitude, for
Il feel that Grape-N Nuts food has
brought back TO me all the joy Of liv-
ing" Name given by Postum CO.
Battle Creek. Mich.
There's a reason.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
THE DAY lNFIST0RY

17G5-Eli Whitney, inventor, born. His
cotton sin Feyolutionized the cot
ton industry.
117O-Nicholas Van Dyke, United States
Senator, born, and was one of the
leading statesmen of Delaware.
lS0i-Gilman Kimball. surgeon, born. Pres
idcnt of theAmerican Chronological
Society.
iSlo-Elihu Burritt the Learned Black
smith," reformer born. Universal
Fatherhood, Universal Peace.
iSl2-Caroline NJ. Sawyer born.
lSla-August Belmont, banker and diplo-
mat, born
lS0-James NJ. Brown, banker, born. Was
President of Society Prevention of
Cruelty TO Animals.
lS2S-Robert Collyer, Unitarian clergyman,
born
lS2s.-Clmtcn b. Fisk. soldier and rcformor
born He organized Freedman
---- schools -and-the Fisk University.
iS-9-heury Timrod, an able Southern
poet, boru
1876. brig somers, capsized off Mexico.
lSiS.-Joel Chandler. Hpris, author born.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
ANNOUNCED STOP
OVER PRIVILEGES
Residents of Peninsula Grant
ed FayOr..-MaiI Service
Discussed

Greater efficiency ln the mail delivery
service In Wilmington was the subject
OF an interesting report by william ID.
Mullen, Jr., of the committee appointed
10 investigate the matter, al the meet
ing of the Board OF Trade last night.
The Investigation was the outcome Of
"a letter received by the secretary.
stating that the outlying districts were
in need of more dduy man deliveries.
Mr.. Mullen said that he had seen POST
master Huald, who gave him every
facility for investigating the subject.
and that he found that Wilmington
has it's fun quota Of carriers ana that
they We're as efficient as amy similar
body in the country lie declared that
the local post office carriers could work
only eight hours daily and that in the
outlying districts II was impossible fol
them TO make four regular deliveries
i'm that allotted time.
Mayor Horace Wilson as chairman of
the transportation committee, reported
that the New York; Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad had Informed the
committee that ail tickets on thnt line,
sold north OF Cape Charles and Norfolk,
would Doe good TO start off on here.
A communication from the National
Immigration Restriction League asked
that the Board endorse its movement
in- favor OF low tax ON immigrants,
and to bar out initerates aud those of
poor physique. The law would not af-
feet the entrance OF healthy aliens so
much in demand i'm the South and West
Alfred O. Crozier sent a letter derlin-
ing to be come member of the canal
committee appointed recently by presi-
dent savery, stating as his reason that
his business duties in Syracuse. r.. Y.
whore he IS at present. were Of such a
nature as TO preclude effective. servic,
on his part. ee
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Social ahd PERSONAL Nofes

Miss Laura Curran of 1917 Adams
street is visiting Miss McGill of Phil
ade.phia.
Miss Stella McCaba has been visit
ing Miss Rigby of Media.
q Mrs. Martha Sanders is the guest Of
Chester friends.
Police Captain c. e. Evans, is on a
cunning trlp down the state
Mrs John v Kleinstuber, of No. 70S
Walnut street, is seriously in at her
home.
Evan Ainscow Of this city has return
ed from a visit to Elkton.
William r, Moore, Of Baltimore, has
been the guest of W. w. Knowles, of
this city.
Mrs Anna Worrall and Miss Anna
Murray. of Bay View, have begn visit
ing in this city.
Miss Bessie Barwicl of Chesapeake
/ City viii visit Miss Edith Whitehead
tomorrow
Miss Edith Downs, Miss Catherine
McFoul, and w II. Cooper, Jr., have
been visiting in Kenton.
Edward Evanson has been visiting
at West Chester.
John S. Mullen, of West Chester, is
the guest of his son, DR.. J. Wesley
/ Mullen Of this city.
Joseph Pierce, Jr., of Downington, is
visiting in this city.
Mrs. ]. e. Barnes and neice lrma, of
West Chester, have returned home af,
ter visit to Mrs. l.. e. Fritz in this
city
Mrs. Alice Conwell is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. william r.
Cochran.
Mr.. John Rodney of New Caste, was
in town this week, attending the fu-
neral Of Dennis J. Nowland.
Mrs. Howard A. Pool will spend Sun.
day with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. NJ. Day and Mrs. Ford Brady
were in Philadelphia this week.
Miss Ethel Brady entertained a few
friends at cards on Thursday after
noon. ..a,
Mr.. and Ms. J. c. Parker returned
on Monday from a visit with friends
in Harrisburg.
Little Margaret Ritchie entertained
few small friends at her second
birthday, one day this week
John r. Gllof SwedesborO, n. j.,
was in town this week.
Miss Jennie Jones has accepted a
position in Pheon xville. Pa.
Miss Florence Owens entertained
her cousins the Misses Barnard of Per.
ryville Md. this week.
Charles E. Jones has returned to
Phi adelphia, after a visit with his
sister Mrs. Joseph Parsons.
Mrs. Agnes Aiken spent part of the
week with her parents in Warwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gre were
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Graves
In Townsend, last week. 55.~
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
WiIIis-Jones

William L. Willis and Miss Edna G..
George were married at Slverbrook
NJ. e. parsonage yesterday afternoon
by the Rev II. S. Thompsno, the rector.
George l. Wills was best man and
Miss Bertha NJ. Geo,ge.was bridesmaid.
After the ceremony, a reception,
which the immediate relatives Of the
contracting parties attended was held
at the home of the bride Lancaster
avenue and Clayton St eets, after
which the happy compile left for a wed
ding trip TO Southern points.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
Tax coIIeetors, Rsturn..

County Treasurer Robert II. Burns has
announced the following collections for
the month, but as an the collectors have
not made return the total Is not yet conn
pleted. Wilmington. Si2Cgssl. New Castle.
Manlove McFarlin. collector S3OS45; ST
Georges Walter Beesnn. S3moSi; White
Clay Creek Lindsay Walker Sl.5s3.s9.
Red Lion. William A. Price Sll662l. PEN
cader. William II. Brooks N.2lS09
The collection FOR Wilmington is con-
sidered excellent for an OF month in
which per cent rebate is offered.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
MRS. ROGERS
WAS HANGED

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Continued from First Page)
with Governor Bell and pleaded for "a
roprieye on further evidence that had
been obtained.
Governor Bell after listening to the
last plea of Mr. Film, said that the
woman must be executed.
Public. sentiment in Vermont Is
against YOU" said Governor Bell and
the law must take IFS course
Woman Hears News.
Windsor VT. Dec S-The news that
Governor Bell had declined to make "a
further reprieve and that She must
hang was taken 10 Mrs Rogers cen
as soon as ia was received by Superln-
icndpnt Lowell The woman chung TO
the celi-door bars as the last remain
ing hope He'd from her breast and then
turned with fearless eyes and half col-
lapsed In her cot.
Matron burke went 90 her and placed
q comforting arm about the trembling
form. Father Delaney. came later and
heard the woman's last wards. They
prayed together for many minutes aud
then the priest administered the last
rites OF the church
Preparations for Death
Windsor VT. Dee S-The prepara-
tions for the death 81 Mary Rogers
were completed az Windsor prison this
morning Superintendent Wilson Low
eli and sheriff Beck went into the en-
closed court within the prison wall and
made a careful inspection OF the gall
lows The moose was examined 10 ass
certain II the knotted coil would slip
freely over the hemped strands. and the
black sack was spread out on the gall
lows floor with the black cap near.
Dressed for Gallows.
No relatives or friends Of Mary Rog-
ers witnessed the execution.
The body OF Mrs. Rogers win be
shipped TO Hooslck Falls. n. Y. where
she viii be buried in the Callahan FAM
lily plot
THE CRIME.
Windsor, VI. Dec. S-The crime fo
which Mrs. Mary Mabel Rogers was sen
fenced 10 death was the murder OF he
husband, Marcus Rogers, at Bennington
August IS, 1902. AT the time the Grim
was committed Mrs. Rogers was only ]
years old. Sho had been separated fror
her husband for some timc. and wns do
sirous Of marrying "a young man name
Maurice Knapp. on the day of the mur
der Marcus Rogers went 90 Bonningto
TO visit his wife and that night she an
ranged 20 meet him IN the woods nca
the Walloomsac River. While caressin
him she induced him TO allow her 10 bin
his hands. and while he was powerles
she chloroformed him. In this she wa
aided by Leon Perham. half-witted DO,
who was the son of the woman wit
whom she boarded Another woman, e,
telia Bates, was present.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
Magic Lanlern Exhibilion

The Sunny Hour Branch of the
International Sunshine Society will
give a magic lantern exhibition at the
home of Miss Harriet Bradford, 23l
West Fourteenth street tomorrow af-
Iternoon. The proceeds will be devoted
to the Empty Stocking Fund as this
branch has numerous bags ready for
filling with Christmas toys and candy,
and there are many more to FILL Christ
mas donations of clothing, provisions.
candies, toys, etc, may be sent TO the
president, Mrs. j. o. Bosley. Four
teenth and King streets Or to the sec
retary, Miss Mary Emile Dorsey, Four
teenth and King streets.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
Georeeto1yn PersonaIs

Mr., and Mls. Aaron Marvil of WI
mington, are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Hamilton Dolly Of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives in and around
Georgetown.
Miss Bessie White is visiting In
Washington, d. C.t'a
Mrs w. j. Keen of Belair, Md, IS
the guest of her son, the Rev. II. o.
Keen in Georgetown.
Miss Pansy Hearn of Laurel, is the
guest Of Miss Mary Wi Nams.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS

American Lodge. a. o. L. w.
Enoampment No. "a. u. V. l..
Friendship Conclave. S. w. NJ.
Delaware Tribe, l. o. r. NJ.
Flrrax Lodge. l. O. o. f.
Columbia Lodge. I. O. O. f.
Telegraph Council, Jr. o. T.. \. NJ.
ST. Georges Castle, *. G. L.
ST. Andrews Council l.. O. Il. C..
ST. Johns Commandcry. Il A. NJ.
Camp No. 1. p. O. S. OF a.
Bundywinc Lodge. $. of u.
Lyceum Theatre, "rao Proad 10 Bcg.
Gairlcll- Vaudeville.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
TOOK DOG AWAY IN TIME
Animal Taken to Pound Dies Of Rabies
Few Hours Later.

Dog Catcher George Kopp yesterday
afternoon removed from the home Of
Patrick Conner No. 1904 Shallcross
avenue. a sick dog and it was fortunate
that he did so. as the animal died OF
rabbies during the night at the pound
1t showed no symptoms OF the disease
when taken away from the house but
did appear TO be sick and when lis M
ness developed into hydrophobia. Kopp
was surprised.
The animal Ras "A fine collie and was
a great pet in the Conner family
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
MIDDLETOWN

New Gasoline Motor Car viii Be Given
New Trial.
It is sad that the new gasoline mo-
tor car for the Odessa and Middletown
trolley road will be here and ready to
be given a trial The first Of next week.
The Junior Auxiliary Of st. Annes
Church viii hold their annual bazaar
in The Sunday School room on Green
street. on tomorrow. Saturday. from
to 6 o'clock p. m. Cakes. candy and
fancy articles will be for sale
The young ladies who gave the min
strel entertainments here in October
have used $50 OF the proceeds to buy
new books which they had presented
10 the '.brary. The books are among
the newest and are much appr- ciated
by the members of the library
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
Too Late for cIassnaotion


BOY WANTED, Stall 75. Second S..
Market
WANTED-CAsHIERs. Apply at Office.
LlPPINCOTr ~ co.
WANTED-A white cook and child 4
nurse, $3.50 and $500 per week. 4 good
white cook and chamberha.d wants place q
at a hotel Girls for housewOrR~s350 per
week. Apply at Wilmington Intelligence
Omce, 0O5 Shiploy ST.
EXCHANGE-Ea huildrg lot viii
sell cheap or exchange for coal p. o. Box
81
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
conneetIons Have Reen Made.

Linemen of the Wilmington City Raj
way Company have cut i'm a connecting
wire between the East and West Fourth
street lines over Market street BY esiab-
fishing this wire cars may now proceed
across Market street and go direct to tie
barn at Front mad Union streets without
going by the way of Front street as
formerly.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
Grain Market.

W, n. Wilson funlshcs he following
prices.
Oats-Wholcsalc &c per bus. retail, 42c.
COMMANDMENTS, 55c per bus; retail. 60.
Wheat-WholCsale soc per bus; retail 50
Bran Wholesale, $40 per ton; retail so.
llay-Wholesale, Si5 per ton; retail, SIC.
straw-Wholesale Sil per ton; retail. 81.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
DEATHS.
Rachel Firth.
William B. Sparks.

EHART-in this city, December s, 1905,
Margaret Ehart, aged n years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services
at her late residence. No i24 South
Market streets OF Saturday, December
9th. 1905, at . p. M. Interment River
view cemetery.
MAGARGAIs--Ob@> pecemher >. 1905.
Ephraim MasargaE aged 81 years q
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend ethe funeral SER
vices at his late residence. GreenbanA
Del, on sunday afternoon December
To. 1905, at 1S0 O'clock without further
notice. Interment Red Clay Creek
cemetery.
goes. f re--
McGINTY-In this city, on December
9Th, 1905 Annie, widow Of the late
|, James McGiny.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence No. 925 Lancaster avenue.
Saturday morning at 3 O'Clock. Re
quiefn mass at 81 Paul's church. In
terment at Cathedral cemetery
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
JUDGEMENTS ENTERED.

JUDGMENTS ENTERED.
Andrew E. sauborn ana John w.
Huxley Jr.. VS. Lewis Rodman and
Cora Rodman. for $3.50.
NEW SUITS ENTERED.
Joseph $. Albright VS. United clay
Production Conn amy. Foreign attach-
ment Bail $4,000
EXECUTIONS ISSUED.
Wilmington Savings Fund Society VS..
Jordan A. Wilson administrator of the
estate Of Ezmy X. Windsor, deceased.
surviving mortgagor of william N.
Windsor and Ezmy X. Windsor. his
wife. Levar F'acias.
SUITS cALENDARED.
on trial. Frederick Messing VS.. Will
mington city Railway Company for
damages for person injuries. William
+. Kurtz, attorney for plaintiff, and w.
II. Hayes and a. c. Gray for defendant.
The next cases calendareo are state
OF Delaware, usea of Elizabeth n.
Bramble, VS.. James n. Honecker Jr,
and same VS.. James II. Honeckers
executor. william s. Hilles. attorney
for plaintiff and Anthony Higgins FOR
the defendant
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.
Letters Of administration upon the
estate of Neal Toy We're granted 10
Eugene l. Toy.
Letters OF administration upon the
estate of william L. Dahney were
granted TO Elnora Dabney.
Letters of administration upon the
estate of Israel w. Gibney were granted
I 10 Nathan A. Bennett.
Letters Of administration upon the
estate of Dennis j. Nowland We're
granted to jefferson y. Foard
coNVEYANCES.
Henry p. Rumford Trustee, and Al
fred r.. Stevenson and Clara l.. Stew
enson TO Saltzgiver and Bupp. store
and lot on cast side OF Market street
l19 feet ] inch south OF Ninth street.
Lot % feet by 2io feet Consideration,
$4,000.
Bernard =. Hasson TO Frank j. Has
son. house and lot on north side Of
Ninth street, 1866 feet 4 inches west Of
Madison street. Lot IS feet 4 inches
/ by n feet. Consideration. $3.50,
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
Death Delays Building.

Owing to the death by accident /of
the president and secretary of the board
OF trustees Of the Eighth Street Bap-
tlst Church. a colored denomination.
the work Of building a new church has
been practically suspended
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
From Scott and Company.
$50 o'clool Quotations. .

From Scott and Company.
ESQ o'cloel Quotations.
Anal Copper CO. .. . .. OK
American Sugar Refining 80. 14sX
Am. Smelling and Refg. ........ IS4X
Atch. Top and Santa Fe Co... 81
Atch. Top and Santa Pref q. =. fos
Brooklyn Rapid Transit &C.. 80. SO
Baltimore and Ohio .,.. 49,. ..tI17H
Canada Southern ..... . o.. u
Chicago CT. Western o. 80. 80. 2oT
Chesapeake and Ohio 80. ... ... 81
Chicago and Alton ..... ..... o. Al
Chicago and Northwest. -. .... zi8
Chi. Mil. and st. Paul Com o.. e.. I77K
Rock Island Com. 80. 49,. ......s 254
Rock Island PrlI o.. ..... 90. 81
Cleveland, CHM & ST. LOUISE. los
Erie co.. see. .......... 4oH
First Prfd .... 80. -. Sok
Illinois Central zee. .... I7oH
Louisville and Nashville 80. IsIk
metropolitan Street Railway o.. IISH
Metro. Security Co. ... ... ..... 73
Manhattan Cons ..... ... ..... Ib5
Missouri Pacific o.. s,... 80. o.. Io2
Mo, Kansas and Texas pfd 80. 6S4
National Lead Com. &C.. .,...... oGN
n. Y. Central and Hudson 80. Is24
n. Y. Ontario and Western ... 55
Norfolk and Western Com. 49,. Sax
Pacific Mail ... &C.. ... .s. ..." Sotz
Penna. Railroad co. ...... -. 1904
Peoples Gas &C.. &C.. 80. 80. .... 1909
Reading O., .... -. 49, q. 1874
1st prfd 81
End prfd 80. ... ... 81
Delaware and Hudson q. e.. o.. 225
Del. Lack. and Western .... .. 445
Southern Pacific .... .... ... OK
Southern Ry. Conn.,. zee. .... IS
Texas and Pacific ... 80. -. -. 3438
Tenn. Coal and Iron Co. &C.. -. 1374
Union Pacific Com. .... .... e. I37A
u. S. Steel Com. ... ...... 377B
u. S. Steel Pfrd -. ... 80. Io4
Wabash Com. ..... .... 2oN
wabash Prfd ..... Az
Western Union &C.. ... -. ..... 923s
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
LITTLE
Pig
SAUSAGES

have achieved a popularity al
most beyondour expectations
and realizing full well their ex-
cellence we had not placed a low
estimate on the possible demand.
al One Of our first customers
came in the other day and made
her regular purchase, with the
remark Il never knew that
Sausage could be so good"
al That is just it. There,are
lots of folks who don't Know
what a good sausage is because
they have gotten into the habit
of being satisfied with what
ever their butcher or grocer
offers them.
G There is no reason why
Quality shouldn't count in Sau-
sage as we'll as in anything else.
And it does count in Little Pig
Sausages.
G Remember-they are made
of young pork-from pigs that
weigh 100 pounds or less-a
strictly high grade pure pork
Sausage.
G Sold in one and two pound
packages.
MiddletOWn Farms,
Pure Dairy Products.
2O8 West Eighth Street.
Both Telephones.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
FINANCIAL NEWS
The Opening Of the Stock Mar
Eet This Morning Was
Very Irregular
Opening Quotations.

Opening Quotations.
By Publishers Press.
New York Dec. S.-The stock mar
ket opened with strange irregularity.
The international list WAS generally.
lower. although London had ruled
higher The domestic list averaged
very strong. Tennessee coal and IRON
was up ia. Anaconda 2, American
cotton OH ll-i, and casti ron pipe7-S.
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
WILL DISCUSS
PARK MATTERS
Council Fixes Next Wednesday
Night in Which to Dis
pose Of Question
". B. CLAYTON GETS MONEY

city Council last night fixed next
Wednesday evening TO discuss park
matters and finally decided whether 20
issue bonds for the purchase Of addi-
tionai land for park purposes.
communication referring TO this subject
WAS received from the Park Commis-
sion and recommended that condemna-
tion proceedings be begun at once for
nhe acquisition Of the Forbes property
on the north side of the Brandywine
Park The letter also stated that the
Park Commissioners understood that
Council was not in favor Of issuing
bonds in the sum OF SSO,000 the amount
required for the purchase OF all im-
provements now under consideration
and suggested that bonds FOR the pur-
chase of the ground at Twelfth and
Kirlgwood streets be issued at this time,
and the purchase of the plots at Rosen-
dale and at the West street entrance
TO the Brandywine Park on the south
side be held up for awhile, at least
while the matter Of the north side adj
dition is pending
The executive committee Of the Park
Commission viii also be invited 90 at-
tend the meeting on Wednesday night
clayton VIII Get Money.
City solicitor Townsend Sent an opin-
ion to couneiito the effect that the bin
Of William b. clayton. for services as
clerk for Thomas s. Lewis. tax col
lector for sSS2.54 for the months Of
September October. November and
December. In 1902 was valid and
recommended its Payment Mi Clayton
l,sr l,ron te,tf,,t. fnr aoyeral wars 70
get this money.
In a communication Mr.. Townsend
also recommended that Council have
the records Of the city from 1879 10 the
present time properly bound and i'm
dexed. RE said there wcre Two or three
wagon loads OF these records In the
city treasurer's vault and were in a
bad condition.
Held No Meeting.
President Leitch asked the crematory
committee II 1t had anything to report
respecting the matter Of dlsposIns Of
the citys refuge. Chairman Postes
replied tnat the comnttee having the
matter under consideration failed in
hold "A meeting Oh Wednesday, night ms
planned. as only three members showed
up He said THAI the matter was an
important one and the entire committee
should be present when IL was dis
cussed.
on the motion OF Mr.. Lyons the clerk
WAS instructed 10 notlfy an the mem-
bcrs OF the committees appointed "a
consider the garbage question 10 be
present at a meeting next wednesday
evening
Evening journal., 1905-12-08
An Exnensive Runaway.

Becoming frightened at Lancaster
avenue and Union street, horse at
tached to-a delivery wagon loaded with
furniture ran away yesterday after
noon. and upon reaching Front and
HARRISON streets the wagon upset, seat
tefing its coStents In every direction.
The team belonged 70 john Thompson.