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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

25 PAIRS PURE BRED HOMEI.
pigeons for sale at a bargain. Adj
dress Box 612. LAGRANGE. n. C.
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MINIATURE OF BABY ON PIN

500 BUSHELS OF PEAS-ALL
gradeS-for sale by w. a. Myatt.
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Mr.. JoSephus Daniels, editor of the
News and Observer, and his son,
Josephus Daniels, Jr., returned yester-
day from Asheville and Wayn.esville.
after having attended the meet ing of
the North Carolina Press Association.
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WHEN YOU GO TO PITTSBORO
n. c.. lunch at the Central Hotei
restaurant.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FOR 5000

Italian. German and Swedish Ia
borers. A. r. Gravener, 406 Bond
Building. Washington, d. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

found in front of monkey cage In
Puilen Park about June 25th. Own
er can get same by calling at this
Office. II.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

Mr.. Eugene E. Culbreth, bookkeep
er for the UZZel Printing Company
left yesterday for Washington, Balti
more, Philadelphia and New Yorl
City on a two weeks vacation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

A. r. Spence, the white moon
sinner placed in Jail pending Federal
Court, on Friday, was released on n
$500 bond yesterday by Z. S. Com
missioner Nichols.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

TURKISH BATH ROBES.
Bath Robes made of Terry Cloth and
Turkish TOweling I'm fancy stripes and
figures. plain colors in light blue ana
red.
Were So. 90. $50, $3.50 and $500
Now $500. $3.50. $500 and $3.50
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Newest i'm Mems Necl<wear are the
Colonial Cravats, Rumclumda SILK
Ties, the latest styles. Neat patterns
and plain colors. ..............-.. 25c.
Special Dollar Soft Bosom Shirts in
"A variety of patterns; usually S1.2o'
Four-ply Linen Collars. ..... 10c.
Link Cuffs loo.
Boys Gauze and Balbriggan Shirts
CSC.
Mems Nainsook Shirts and Drawers
with Stretchy seams. 75c. values 45c.
Fish Net and Peeler Cotton, also
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. Usual
~ 75c. ................. 45c.
Special job lot Of Mems fine half
hose. Worth from $3.50 to $3.50 IA
dozen. All styles plain and fancy.
SpecIal price ...-........ -zoC'
Another special lot in black, blue
and brown for ............... IL l-Zc'
LADIES' STRAP SANDALS.
Down goes the prices on special lot
of Fox's Slippers and EuIn Shoes. All
have high French heels.
S1.5O SINNERS marked down To- S1.OO
$500 Slippers marked down to S1.59
$3.50 and $500 Slippers marked down
to ..... 81. 90
Full dress Kid and Patent Nici Lace
Shoes. worth $500 and $500. These
are all marked down to one price.
Choose at -. Sou
MEMS LOW CUT SOES-OXFORDS
AND BLUCHERS.
Russia Calf, Patent Colt ard Wei
kid Oxfords and Butchers are given
goodbye prices:
Turner's $500 OxforGs. ........ $500
"KC.rect Shape" $3.50 ........ 500
Ethan Allen $500 OxfordS. $500
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS.
RouEdtrces Roller Tray and Stewards
Automatic Tray Trunks are the best
made. Strong and durable, they defy
the baogaot5 smashef. All to be clear
ed before the fall stock comes in.
very liberal discount is allowed on the
regular prices. which are anywhere
from So. 80 to 1880.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

On account of the repairs now being
made at Hillsboro street Christian
church the Christian Sunday Schoo
will be held in the Methodist church
this afternoon at 400 o'clock
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

Editor Clarence H. Poe, OF the
Progressive Farmer. will return to
Raleigh today from his tour with the
National Editorial Association tina ougn
Oklahoma. California and other, ives
tern States. A few days ago Mr.. Poe
was snow-balling on Pixies Peak,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

WHEN IN RALEIGH FOR A FEW
days shopping, stop at Mrs. w. NJ
Rogers, lis North Wilmington
street.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR n

c.; staple Inc; entirely HeW iHuuCt-
ments TO trade; high commissions;
SIS weekly advance: permanent to
right man. F. C. Farley Co., De-
troit Mich.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

Cotton was off n little yesterday
morning, but in the afternoon went
back to the high figures of 10 SIS
cents a pound. The sales here reach
ed 70 bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

State Veterinarian TAFT Butler had
a magnificent Maltese cat in a cage
in his office yesterday. The beauty
was suspected of having tuberculosis
and tests were made by the kind
DOCTOR" but the cat was in perfect
health. save for a slight attack Of
toothache.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

Prof. d. II. Hill and little son re
turned to the city yesterday from
Lake Toxaway, where he attended the
sessions of the North Carolina Bal
Association.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

State Auditor B. F. Dixon will re-
turn to the city today from Asheville,
where he has been attending the State
Editorial Association.
Many of the lawyers of Raleigh who
attended the meeting of the North
Carolina State Bar Association at Lake
Toxaway returned to the city yester-
day
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

Mr.. G. NJ. Bentley. ex-Assistant
State Entomologist. left yesterday
for Knoxville to the University of
Tennessee. and on Monday will begin
his new duties as Tennessee State
Nursery Inspector. A large Number
of Raleigh friends escorted him to the
depot yesterday and regretted to see
him leave.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

A large number of specimens of
boil worms. corn ear worms. and
jack and snap worms are being re-
ceived by the State Entomologist
daily from farmers through the State.
who believed them to be boil weevils.
They are all harmless insects, SO far
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09

The first concert the Third Regi-
ment Band will give will be at the
Governors Mansion upon the return
of Governor Glenn from Atlantic
City. After the concert at the man
sion public band concerts in the
Capitol Square will be given every
week. except during the encampment
throughout. the entire summer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.

Guitars, Banios, Violins. Harp:
Mandolins. Autoharps, Strands Accor
deems, Repairs, Strings, etc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04

WE SEEK HUSBAND FOR WEALTHY YOUNG
widow in Minnesota: age Is, very refined and
well educated; bachelor girl, age 81. worth
$4,000 in her own right. Home and Comfort,
Toledo, Ohio,
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STRONG, CAMPBELL = co.,
booming House Department.
11-room house, roonay and well sfurnishedi
$500 will handle It.. Snap.
FL rooms, 800 IL all we ask Bargain
2O-room house; rent only SIS; snap at $500.
rooms, 800 is all that Is needed.
49 rooms, In good location; half down Call.
ls:Eoom house; rent $50; price $3.50; worth
$1,000. ~ 81 isss. .c#SS 8.
is room honssi worth $1,000; sells fps $500.
10 rooms, best Of locations rent $50; $500
handles 1t. .,.-. 49,. =.
IS rooms, rent 800, income 5000, 81 500
cash. ' =
30 rooms. $1,4Qo, 9Th st 3,
20 rooms, $2,loo VIII handle TT modern in
all respects. -.s
IL roomz. 5000, elegantly furnished.
70-room hotel, 5000 deTn.
40 rooms; rent $751; income $3.50: eaEy
Strong, Campbell 4 Co.. Il,
Roomfng House Department.
215 New York Life
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Saturday ling,
BUSINESS CHANCES
GROCERY STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY STORES FOR SALE.
Grocery. rent $12. living-rooms; sales run
$3.50 month; price $3.50; snap.
Good grocery, Path av N: including building
plete,. 1,s0O. Think Of it. business and home.
Old established cash grocery; rent $s7, In
come from $35 to $40 daily; price $1,bOo or
invoice
Grocery good North Side location; rent so;
sales average 500 day; price 81 800. or In
voice.
Splendid South Side grocery, doing $3.50
weekly; good stock and fixtures; 8. 400, or
invoice. 6.
Above is only tew OF the many bargains
we@have Gall and see us.
Cigars. Confectioneries and Notions.
fountain; $500 handles s SIt
Another good place. $500 stock. $500 fixtures;
income $50 daily. Don t miss this.
d Franklin ay rent $15,. income $40; leav-
ing city; price $500.
South Side, rent 81 ipcludinE eight ro Pms
If looking for grocery, cigar or confectionery
store, see the largest brokers In the north
west.
Strong. Campbell & Co.,
Grocery Department,
216 New York Life.
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MUSICAL,

s-~-@e>>~~~r>.~e~~c-~~~e ~~~~~4~-~~--~~~.~~
LADY GOING SOUTH FOR WINTER WISHES
to store piano with reliable party for use Of
Ii same. 1924, Journal,
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FOR SALE INTERCHANGEABLE

20 o 90 90 oxso 0 . 0 o. Q Q 90
WOODWORKING MACHINES. 9
, s-inch aside molder, $50. q
i 15.Ineh 4-aid. woods aoorinss machine. .
! / soal4 Berlin siaer, $1,000. :
D Miscellaneous. Z
. | No. 3 Doty hand-power punch, cost s1s5 {
almost new, SEQ.
0 heavy anvil 81.
Q ] blower. $40. - {
Q ! blacksmith blower, Sc.
0 l double emery grinder, $1e. I
0 1 lot shafting, boxes, pulleys, hangers. at {
o a bargain.
o 1 lot OF belt, bargain :
o 1 lot of wood pulleys. {
Q 2 eeK1e, will carry 125 lbs working pres
Q 8 72.inch by 2o-foot boilers, viii carry 125
o lbs, working pressure.
o Special price will be given.
o 26x5o slide valve, 81, 800.
o 1 24x36 slide valve. $1,000.
o 2x36 slide valve, 81, $50.
o 22x24 slide valve 81 900.
o 1890 Corliss, $780,
0 i 1896 Corliss, $500.
o ! 1898 slide valve. 5000.
o I 1882 slide valve, 5000. t,sr.sa zs,.. d
Q 12x38 Corliss, $500.
o i 12x18 slide valve $500.
9x16 50-H. P. Rice Aut. engine, $500.
o All engines are complete, with band
o wheels, governors, throttle valve, oil cups,
o sight feed lubrica tors.
]. 81. Kerrick
-. 100 Sd Az N. Minneapolis.
o >
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04

FOR sALE-REsTAURANT CANDY
kitchen and Wholesale ice cream bust
ness, in growing city OF 1000, central
Wisconsin,; only place Of Its kind in
city. Address 1919. Journal.
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: s~. ~ { : + l
WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS
SEND Soc FOR THE H1GHWATER ADJUST.
/ able trouser cuffs; quickly transforms long
trousers into attractive knickerbockers with
golf ehect, only two seconds required to make
long trousers short. short trousers long; for
any bicyclist, skater. golfer. equestrian, ball
s player, pedestrian or tourist; the handiest
thing on earth for ball players and bicyclists
aud all kinds of sports Order by mail. J. a.
Skansberg. Murdoch, Mimi, Route No. 3.
wANTED-A POWER SEWING MACHINE
& suitable for heavy duck: must be in Al con-
dition. Shell Lake Boat Co.. Shell Lake, Wis.,
/ WANT TO BUY NICE LIGHT DRIVING HAR.
ness. riding saddle, 4x5 folding kodak, also
office desk; give. prices. S914. Journal .
RceENsTElN PAYS BEST PRICE FOR SEC.
ond-hand furniture. stoves and Office fixtures.
III Washington av $. =. c.. 2817.
WANTED-T0 BUY SECONDHAND rs 10 s.
foot gasoline launch. w. P. Cockey, 200 Hen
nepin av.
WANTED-A LADY's SECONDHAND SEAL,
Persian lamb or otter coat. Address S72I,
Journal
BOOKS PURCHAsED ron CASH N sXAII
Quantities or whole libraries COS 1s. nv 8. {
WILL PAY CASH FOR INCOME PROPERLY.
Send particulars to Bog sI2. Milwaukee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04

H. WORK Is STARTED
On Koochiching Falls.
Ten million dollars will be expended at
that point within the next two years.
Real estate there will now boom.
Great. fortunes will be made from even small
investments there at this time.
Fort Frances on the Canadian side Of the
o Great 'Koochiching Falls will be Canada g
greatest manufacturing center.
Real estate values there will double ut least
tel times within the next two years.
Investigate this at once. .. -.
Confer with
The Enger-Nord Realty Co.,
12O Temple Court Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Continued.
wANTED-PARTY 10 ABU1LD ToU1.rLAr
building, seven rooms thoroughly up-to-date,
on Lowry Hill. within one block car. line;. no
children; three years lease. Address 1924,
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

MINNETONKA BEACH-NINEROOM COTTAGE
with hot and cold water. bathroom, au 1eoSc
feet near Lafayette club, for sale at very
low price. Apply to George H. Miller, $50
Lumber Exchange.
Lake and Country Stock Farm--North Arm.
16O-acre farm, so acres under cultivation.
10 acres timber, 70 acres fine meadow rich
black soil, clay subsoil, ten-room house front
ing on the lake. stone basement, barn, wind
mill and tank, but q few moments sail on
gasoline launch to the Lafayette club; fine
acre. Apply to George H. Miller, $50 Lumber
Exchange
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

& COWS, DOG6 AND PUULIRY
~~~e~~s~~~~~~.~s~~e-
HIGHLY PED1GREED BEAGLE HOUNDS.
Youngsters also English settlers, 5 and
months old; sired by Rodnatus, by Champion
RodAeld, out of dams Of the worlds greatest
breeding. Fashion Kennel, 272o Dist av N. +
SCOTCH CoLLIEs, FINEST BREEDING IN
the world; sired by our r. imported "Wisha os
worlds champion; stud fee, SIS. Highland
Collie Kennels. Buffalo. MINI.
BARRED PIYMoUTH ROCK CoCKERELs
and silver spangled Hamburger hens and cock
erels.z good stock. 234 w 4oth st. T. G. phone
ODDS.
BULL TERRIER PUPPIES, FULL.GRowN.
your choice for $40 The ideal watchdog.
Columbia green bone cutter. 1909 A1drich av s.
FOR sALE--oNE BEEF COW, Or WOULD
trade for fresh COW. Call at 106 18th av Sc
n. W. phone East 1S2-I1.
EXTRA LARGE, STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
Something fine for invalids 40 cents per dozen.
1905 10th av S. s<
FOR sALE-DoGs, FULL.BLoonED POINTER
puppies; will sell cheap If taken at once. 25OG
Central ay.
81 WANTED--A FIRST. CLASS NEW MITCH COW,
one giving 16 to &c. quarts day: SO5 e Ath.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued.
FOR sALE-JoB PRINTING PLANT, NEARLY
new, invoices $780, will sell at discount good
location; good business. Object for selling.
9O0S Journal.
TEN -TooT COUNTER SHOW CASE SO: II.
foot plate glass door case and 15-foot oak wall
case for sale or exchange. Soue, 1413 Wash
ington av N.
PIANo-aooD UPRIGHT, STANDARD MAKE,
mahogany finish; cost $3.50; viii sell cheap
21ls Blaisdell az, Or Haynes Auto Co., a
WALL PAPER.
Go to Ranney's for bargains; closing out
short lots; decorators want work. COS Hen
nepin av.
ranges, heating stoves and steel ranges, Round
Oak heaters. c. Herbert Smith, 424 Henne-
pin av.
ET-ToNED, LARGE UPRIGHT PIANO,
ronped dhns table, ST. u ol ii av
CIsTERNs FILLED-LARGEsT TANK IN USE;
water delivered. to any part of city. j. c.
Gallagher. BOB Emerson ay N. Main 2373-L.
GOOD WARM SECONDHAND CLOTHING CAN
nepin and ID st s. and sos Plymouth av 80
FOB sAIE-MIscELLANEoUs OFFICE FURNI-
ture of the estate. Of j. L. Dobbins deceased
Hector Baxter: Admr $50 Temple Court.
ONE IRON BED AND SPRINGS, NEARLY
green. brass trimmings. IS 18th st s.
COMPLETE SET OF SALOON FIXTURES,
| cheap for cash. Call at once at Columbia
Heights, MINI, end Of extension line.
No sse WITH Vt 5aF AL hArFsE AT
| investment Co. III Guaranty building.
FOR sALE-;sTocK IN INTERNATIONAL
sagder o o G9 So per bnasx Geo.
FOR sALE-UPRIGHT PIANO, IN FINE CON.
dition, at bargain; must be sold at once;
we need the room. GOLF, Journal.
A SOLID CHERRY ROLL TOR OFFICE DESK,
as nsv IRE Sc hedes bosF SAFE
BIG sNAPs-se5 DaoPHEAD SINGER, NEAR.
Warranted. Elmer, no LIST av S.
ONE 2o.FooT, ONE 27.FooT OPEN LAUNCH.
Wo Ssst Mn haf price
PRINTING-TYPEwRITE GOOD AS NEW,
very cheap, trade for printing, or anything I
need. W., 319 10th av Sc.
FOR sALE-FURNITURE OF l1.RooM HOUSE,
good organ and sideboard, cheap; must sell
TRIMMING OF RENTING TYPEWRITER
sholes Co.. 9th st s.
FOR sALE-HIGH QUALITY BUFFALO COAT
SIS; fine furltned $175 coat for $780, Franz
FOR sALIFoR CASH, two MATURED CON
tracts in the United States Instalment Realt,
Co. $3.50 Journal. -+ =
FOR sALE-EIGHT HORSE POWER Case
| line engine. good as new. Edwards Cycle Co.
| 110 9Th st S.
RoWBoATs, le-FooT oLINKER BUILT. OR
de-s solicited now. Baker Boat Works, Way
zata, MINI. -
FOR SALE CHARACTERIZATION no.
water and air furnace. Luce, All Phoenix bldg
| Bldg.
FOR sALE-A PAIR OF THoRoUGHBRE!
!. young fox terriers, months. 300 eth nv
. SUITS AND ovERCoATs ON HAND AT HAL
. original price. Hnsnaw, 627 Boston block
i FOR sALEFLEMIsH OAK CHINA CLOSE:
to fit corner. Call 1890 Pilsburr av.
; BARN FOR SALE-27 9TH ST Sc.
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TEA {4.aa AND o COFFEE STORE FOR SALE Or
owner leaving, city; invoice about So. 600.
Strong, Campbell & Co, 216 New York Life.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Continued. .
81, ooo-swELL CIGAR STORE. DOWNTOWN.
4O-room European, best In city.
IL rooms, new. strictly swell, 81, 200.
$1,000, downtown grocery, big business; sell
at invoice or trade for nice small residence,
same value
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04

FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
DR.. Wheeler, the old. reliable specialist IA
years experience. Call write the doctor,
room SOC Globe bldg, Minneapolis, MINI. Tel
T. C. 1875.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04
WORK is STARTED
On Koochiching Falls.

WORK is STARTED
l~s"s- On Koochiching Falls.
Ten million dollars will be expended at
that point within the next two years. Is
Real estate there Will now boom.
Great for tunes will be made from even small
Investments there at this time. So
( Fort Frances on the Canadian side Of the
Great yKoochiching Falls. viii be Canada 8
greatest manufacturing center.
Real estate values there will double at least
ten times within the next two years. = ~ e.
Investigate this at once. 4'-lf%
Confer with So.
The Bnger-Nord Realty Co.,
120 Temple Court Building,
- Minneapolis, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-10
HOLMES MAY RE PROSECUTED
II Conspiracy Can BE shown In tho jug.
Cling OF Cotton Reports.

WASHINGTON, July A.-Despite the as
sertion Of Secretary Wilson, in his report
on the cotton scandal, that United States
Attorney Morgan H. Beach had informed
him that prosecution Of Holmes was not
possible under the law, there appears to
be difference between the two officers
on this point. Mr.. Cheatham had long
conference with Mr.. Beach tonight, and
Mr. Beach ia understood to have said that
the disclosures as published did not afford
sufficient grounds for a charge of con-
spiracy, but at the same time he pointed
out that if the inquiry was extended and
positive evidence AZ to conspiracy OBJ
tanned, Holmes and his associates might
be criminally prosecuted,
Only half the story was told In Score
tary Wilson'S report, His statement was
based upon the report of the Secret Service
agents. but the really interesting features
Of that report were withheld for reasons
that are not explained by Secretary Wilson.
This action on the part of the Secretary
Ia understood to have been decided dis
appointment to the representatives of the
Southern Cotton Growers Association.
Not since the postal scandals have Adj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-10
CONEY HAS A GREAT SUNDAY.
Staten Island Beaches Draw - 900 Ex.
cursiOnists.

Coney Island had one OF the best Sun
days Of the season yesterday. The $50, 900
visitors apparently had plenty of money,
and spendt it freely, in contrast to the
Fourth OF July crowd. which. 1t was de-
clared by the knowing ones, carried a
much lighter purse.
The police we're busy, several excise
arrests being made the much abused, but
necessary, sandwich failing to appear,
according to Capt. Dooley's sleuths. when
the drinks were served.
Pedlers were again tabooed and told to
move on" Antonio Sartorio. a Greek,
who refused his address. was the most
novel of all pedlers ever seen at Coney
Island He was arrested while selling
lemonade from an immense brass pot.
highly polished, holding about four gallons
and weighing over $50 pounds, which the
vender carried on his back
The crowd of visitors to Staten Island
yesterday was the largest Of the season.
Every ferry was crowded and the trolley
cars to the beaches and Silver Lake were
jammed. many passengers hanging to the
running boards.
When the crowds were returning In the
evening the congestion at the ferry ter
mina at ST. George was the worst ever
witnessed and it was almost a miracle that
no accident happened.
1t is estimated that $1,000 excursionists
visited South and Midland beaches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-10
ENDEAVORERS COATS OFF.
Hot Weather. but . Great Meeting In
baltimore.

BALTIMORE. july O-One Of the largest
mems meetings ever held In Baltimore
and in the history Of the Christian Endeavor
Society took place this afternoon IN the
Armory. SWlliam Shaw, treasurer OF the
United Society. and Professor Amos X.
Wells, editor of the Christian World, are
authorities for the statement that 1t was
the most remarkable mems meeting IN
the history OF the society. and they have
attended every biennial convention held.
The day was very warm and great num-
Der Of the vast audience Of about 10000
men discarded their coats. and even some
OF the officers and delegates on the plat
form sat throughout the service In their
shirt sleeves,
The Rev. w. f. Biederwolf Of Monticello.
Ind, was the chief speaker and he closed
the service with one OF the greatest evan
gelistic appeals ever made 10 a large body
OF men in Baltimore
In asking for those who were followers OF
Christ to raise their hands over a thou
sand responded, and when he requested
those who wanted to join the church to
come forward to the platform and receive
cards from the delegates fully 400 ans
wered him and walked to the front, where
he shook hands with them
Owing TO the enforced absence Of Presi-
dent Dr. Francis f. Clark who Is Ill at his
summer home at Pine Point. Me-. his annual
address to the Endeavorers will be read at
the closing meeting tomorrow night by
John Willis Baer Of New York. the former
general secretary of the United Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-10
News Of Plays and Players.

James X Hackett yesterday engaged
by cable W j. Ferguson for the role of
the Marquis of Sterenton in his forthcom-
ing production Of The Walls Of Jericho"
at the Savoy Theater Mr. Hackett is now
in Paris, but purposes returning in about
two weeks. He will bring with him the
models of the entire stage settings OF -The
Walls of Jericho"
Richard Golden was engaged yesterday
by Henry W. Savage to play the principal
part in the new George AIDE comedy The
Bad Samaritan" which will open the Gar
Golden will assume the character of Isaac
Grdiep, whose efforts to be philanthropic
are always misunderstood by mappreoia-
tive friends