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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
K. OF P. AT LINDEN.
New Lodge to be Instituted There
Tonight.

Algonquin Lodge, X. Of r., will go
to Linden tonight tp institute Il new
lodge there. A team from here will
perform the rank work and large
crowd is expected to accompany them.
All Knights are invited to 90. They
leave the Central station at $40
o'clock The new lodge will be an
addition to this district. Rev. S.
Rechnitzer and Walter Snow have
been active in its organization. The
grand chancellor honored Algonquin
lodge by selecting it as the institute
ing council.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
A PLEASANT EVENING.
Young People of Grace Lutheran
Church Met Last Night.

A, pleasant meeting Of the Young
Peoples Society, Of Grace Lutheran
church, was held last night at l3l
Madison avenue. The evening was
spent in playing games. The society
is now in a very prosperous condition,
fourteen new members having recent
ly been admitted and two were taken
in last night. The next meeting will
be devotional meeting and will be
held Tuesday evening, June IL, at
the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
WILL MOVE
JUNK YARD.
Hyman ShragOWitz Has Bought
J. H. GregOry's Yard Along
:, r
Central Railroad.

LYMAN Shragowitz, of South Second
street, has purchased the storage yard
of j. II. Gregory, in Fayette street,
near the Central railroad. He has
also acquired eight other lots on
t'ayette street fr2.n Samuel Watson
and Edwin Fraser The price paid
for the Gregory pr operty was in the
neighporhood OF $4,000, and for the
other lots about 5000,
Mr.. Shragowitz will move his junk
business and office from South Second
street to his new possession alb out
AuguSt |.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
At Meeting Of the Board Of Free
holders Today a Resolution to
to Force Railroad to Eliminate
the Hole In Wall Passed.
OUT ON BAIL.
Martin Anderson Gets His Liberty
Chinaman Goes Free.

Martin Anderson, of 2S Charles
street, who acknowledged selling
Steve Czinchi's four ducks to jim
Lee. the laundryman, of IL Hall ave-
nue., and who implicated Fred Her
mar in the theft. is out on bail for
the grand jury. The Chinaman is now
clear of all guilt in the case, he offer
ing to settle for the one duck which
disappeared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
PLAN MINSTREL PARTY.
Regina PhiIo Sewing Circle Held
Meeting Yesterday.

The Regina Philo Sewing Circle,
of Beth Mordeeai church, met yester-
day afternoon at Mrs. Tyroler's, in
Brighton avenue. The ladies spent a
pleasant afternoon, during which re-
freshments were served. The sewing
circle will hold minstrel party to-
morrow night ut Mrs. Henrietta
Philo's, of State street. All the mem
bers will be blacked and will wear
minstrel clothes. The party promises
to be merry one and the costumes
UNIQUE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
SENT BACK AGAIN.

Julia Warren, who was arrested
here several weeks ago with Bull
Horn for fight with officers and a
saloonkeeper at Port Reading and
Woodbridge, and who was released
from the county Jail last week in tho
Jail delivery, has been sent back to
jail by the New brunswick. recorder.
She was arrested for begging and got
sixty days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
CADETS LAWN FE sTivAL.

Tickets for the lawn festival to be
held the evening of June 9 hy the
Westminster Cadets on j. j. Deitche S
lawn, are selling rapidly and the
festival promises to be a success. The
committee are planning
a numbelNof new and novel surprises
for those who attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
RUTGERS EXAMINATIONS

The competitive examinations for
free scholarships, in Rutgers College,
of which three are allowed in this
county, will be held at the county
court house>in each county through
ont the state on SATURDAY,, June 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
TELLS THE TRUTH.

Gypsy Sans camp out at Florida
Grove is great attraction nova days
to the young folks of the town. Mrs.
Sam Is an adopt at fortune-telling and
the love-lorn swains and the demure
maidens anxious to have their future re-
realed, say that Mrs. Sam always tells
them the truth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
BLAZE SOON OUT.
Copper Works Employees Do Active
Work at Fire Yesterday.

The fire in the coal storage at the
Raritan Copper Works, at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, was put. out
shortly afterwards by the liremen at
the plant. The blaze, it is under
stood, was caused by spark from Il
locomotive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
MECHANICS MEET.

All members of Middlesex Council
No. 60, American Mechanics, are
requested to attend the meeting which
will be held in Jefferson building to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
WHOLE FAMILY APPEARED

A DeKalb avenue row between
children took the families into police
court. One man charged u woman
neighbor with disorderly conduct.
She was discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24

FIRST PRIVATE DANCE.

The first private dance of the season
will be held Friday evening at Boyn-
ton Beach. The dance will be given
by Arthur Hults, Jr. 4 large number
of invitations have been issued and it
is expected that the first dance of the
season.wili be a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
BASKETBALL TO-DAY.

The Sophomore and Freshmen girls
'of the High School will meet this after
noon in basket ball game to decide the
supremacy. They have met several
times this season and. the rivalry is
keen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
PAPERS HANDED in.

The competitive papers from which
will be selected the new staff of the
high school Echo was handed in yes
terdav. The number of applicants
was large and the papers reported
rood
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
BITTEN BY A DOG.

Iohn Petrck, of 90 Cortlandt street.
has complained to the authorities that
he vas bitten on the leg by dog be-
longing to neighbor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
tain
VIM. ZIECLER DEAD.

Stamford, Conn, May a William
ziegler, capitalist, promoter and
hacker OF large Arctic exploration
tour, died today at his home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
WATER BOARD TONIGHT.

The Board of Water Commissioners
meets tonight to receive bids for sup
plying the new 5000, 600 gallon pump
for the Runyon pumping station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
Mr.. NASH STRICKEN.

+. w. Nash, president of the Americ-
an Smelling & Refining Company. has
been severely stricken with paralysis in
Omaha, Neb., and is very i'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
MAsoNs NOW AT WORK.

The excavation for the new cigar fac
tory in Penn street has been completed
and this morning the masons commence
cd the brick work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
ENTERED THE BUILDING.

John Hunter has complained to the
police that building on Water street,
near Fayette, was entered, supposedly
by boys, and some keys and one dollar
stolen. There was some trouble Mon
day when a knife was taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24

F.J. LARKINS 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay.
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
TO ATTEND RACES.

A number of people from this city,
will 90 to New Brunswick, Decoration
Day to attend the spring race meeting at
New Brunswick Diving Park
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
GoLDBERGER BUILDING

Masons commenced the brick work or
the foundation for the new Goldbergei
building on State street this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24

Don't forget the regular hop at Boyn-
ton Beach Saturday, May u.
11465 5-22 st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
HARPER HAS RELAPSE.

Chicago, May "A: President Har-
per, of Chicago University, has
suffered relapse of his cancer trouble
and death is regarded as almost cer-
tain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
ANOTHER BOMB.

Warsaw, Russia, May 24-Chef of
Police Siedlee, of Russia, Poland, was
fatally wounded by bomb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24

First dance of the season Saturday
afternoon and evening. at }Boynton
Beach, Saturday, May 81.
1865 5-22 ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24
is NOT ISOLATED.

IIarbin, May "a -Vladivostok is not
The railroads and telegraphs
are working.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24

Regular hop, Boynton Beach, Satur-
day, May %. 11465 5-22 ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-24

Cttontintted on page ~
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
DEATHS

BIEDER1IAN-In Mooddale. Del. on
the 22nd inst. George J. Biederman,
aged 30 years.
Relatives and friends and Knights Of
81. John and Malta, Encampment No.
80. are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence near
Wooddale. Del. sunday. November 20,
1906. at i o'clock. Services at the house.
1nterment at Red Clay Creek cemetery.
Carriages viii meet the morning train
at Wooddale. Please omit flowers.
PIERSON-In Toughkenamon, Pa. on
the 23rd inst, 1905, Louisa Pierson.
widow Of Edw. B. Pierson, aged Is
years.
Relatives and friends may call to
view the remains at the home Of her
brother Samuel Lacklen, at Tough
kenamon. on Sunday afternoon between
2 and 4 O'Clock. and at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery ON Monday, No
vember 27. at 10 O'Clock. mierment AZ
Wilmington and Brand5wine cemetery.
DAVIEs-m this city. on November "a.
1915. James Davies. aged "a years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
Invited 10 attend the funeral services az
his iatc residence. 30S East Fourth street.
On MonGay afternoon, November q. at
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
YOUNG
PEOPLE TO ENTERTAIN
Enjoyable Concert Will be
Given in the New w-Centurv
Club

BY far the most e'aboate. entertain
ment ever given by the children and
young people OF the Peoples Settle
mont Church and Taylor streets. WI
De the one which wiz be held IN the
drawing room of the New Century
Club ON Dccemb. 3. 1t Will be under
the direction of Mahalah Wells Perk-
ius who has been drilling the partici-
pants.
The work that this organization has
been doing attractedithe attention
Of the best people Of the city That
theyC are igtsrfstelf 9fgYya in Il IS
shown 'by- tAt ftct thatNshe foE6Ning
women have offcrcd-to act as patro-
nes0csatF natv - sauf3d tfsifs
Mrs. IalgRlqt aN RonisnsEsa 4Wil am
p Bancroft, Mrs samuel Bancroft Jr,
Ms. John Bancroft Mrs. John N M n
dinhail Mrs Lewis G. XapdegtHf Mrs.
Susan H. Shearmah,sMfs, Ti,gbmgn
Johnston, Mrs. JQscRha swift, Mrs. I'd
ward l. Belts MIS-. OthQ NowlaHa Ass.
Alfred d. Warner. Mrs. AfhmJ Mex
ham, Mrs. George 8itay. Mrs John P.
Wales. Mrs. Ferdinand TAI li pin. Mrs.
Jesse Williamson Mrs. Washington p.
Hastings Mrs Job Il. Jackson. Mrs
Erwood G Jackson. Mrs. u. T atnall
Wane-. Mrs Howard Pyle. Miss Emiy
P. Bissell, Mrs FIR derrick C. Stcne.
Mrs Charles BeadonRopf, Mrs T..
Coleman DUPONT Mrs. Harry y.
Cause. Mrs. Edwin Co ding, Mrs AL
fred S. r. Ehctt, Mrs w. T. Dickens
Lewis MIS- David J. Ranhar3t, Mrs.
Henry p. Thompson. Mrs. John B.
Bi-d Mrs. Mary II. J. Bush. Miss
Emma Lore. Miss Mary Laner,y Mrs.
Cha-les NJ. Curtis Mrs. Elizabeth G..
Robinson Mrs Robert Fe-iday Mrs.
John E.ggs, Mrs. Willard Hall Porter
Mrs Geo &c p. Bissel Mrs. James
A. Diaper. Jr- Mrs Horace Holden
Thayer Jr, Mrs. Leona.d A. Yorkcs
Mrs. Robert v. Mass y. Mrs Daniel
.rAI Bates Mrs. Arthur w Spuance
Mrs Alexander Sellers, Mrs Christie
pher T. Wa-d, Mrs. Edward r. Canby
The committee in charge of ihe IN.
struclion Is composed of Miss Margar
Shearmgn. Miss Carolyn Goll'ng Mis-.
G. -irude Swift ana Miss Helen Bead
enkopf Tho program fofows
Rows Rrigade. Second Division Cape
tain J. Warner Reed Of the Delaware
Guards; An Autumn Song. kim
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
FANS SPECULlTING ON
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
Many Claim That Tri-State
Will Not Last Throughout
the Season

Although the baseball season Is
shout Eve months on the local fans
are already ON tho anxious bench in re-
gard TO prospects for next yea, and
many discussions a.o heard i'm the
cigar stores and ether places where the
rooters gather What has started these
hot air sessions SO ea,ly is the stories
which have been sent ont recently TO
.the effect that WGmmgton and Shame.
kin word be dropped from the ra
State League and Pittsburg and
Youngstown ONO taken in.
viii Stay in League.
The owners of the local cub brand
the stories as orti-oy fa'sc, on the
ground Tins they own a Franchise ia
.hat league and therefore can not hc
turned ont unless theN consont They
say thcy are going ON making plaus,
ic- peat sagson. as q member of the
T-rState. Among the players on the
Wilmlngton's reserve list are snake
Deal and Chic ilarcey and there arc
umors that some deal may De pulled
through whe chy these Two crack men
viii cover positions at South Side Park
spring whom the lid is iftcd
There has also been a great deal of
talk among the wise fans IN regard
ito Curt Weiganl. There are many of
them who think hetter now of Curt
than they did when be had charge of
the b p bunch al Fr0nt and linton
streets. A majority of them would like
TO sea him at The head of the a.
A. aggrcgation, but he is reserved by
/ lWliiamsport and 90 would p.obab,y be
hard matter TO get him away
Would Be Embarrassed.
IL the Tr-State officials should by
any means pull or a trick which
would let Wilmington out. it would put
that club in a bad hole unless some
ether league could be entered. The
day for Independent ban here has
passed. that was demonstrated the
past season and therefore IT IS much
better TO remain in the Tri-state II a
berth cannot be secured IN The Eastern
League. The talk OF the Eastern
League. however. has died out lately
and it is ROT thought Wilmington can
gain membership, at least in 1906
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
SHERIFF. SALES

fl TRIlffs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
writ - hls. Ltv II Facias 10 nc dreCtcd
VIII be exposed to public ealc at the
Cofrt H1use. ol Masiirt street, between
90 Wilmington. New Castle county, and
state OF Delaware.
on MONDAY
TILL -1lh DAY on NOVEMBER. 1908.
ui @ aO o'clock %. no..
The foloWin'r srscribcd real estate. viz:
An ihat certain l0t of land with two
stnried brick dw Hing thereon erected
situated in the city OF Wilmington Now
Castle county and Static of Delaware
aforesaid. bounded and described as fell
louf. Go wit,
resiunng at n point on tho cast rlv
de of pOrlar street at Che dis'ance of
eiahiy-NVe feet noriherly from the mrth-
frly side Qf Ninth street, thence Castfrlv
parallel with Ninth street passing
through The middle of the division wall
hei Wcen th's house ana the house ad-
Joining Cn Che south siyiv-eisht fnet 10
HE Westerly side of fhroc-fcet wide ABE
Icy leading INTO Tenth street. tI nee
nui ui.heriy along said alley side pan ulpl
W'tn Ponlar street fourteen foot mole or
Jess 20 u corner. thence Wf sttrly uarail0i
with thc first mentioned linc and Ninth
street passing hr1nch che middle of the
division wall between tlis h0uso aud the
nut-c adjoining ON Tho north siTfN-oirhf
fcft tO the casterly side of Poplar street
1iotosmd and thence thereby souiherly
lhNli Do itrt Nlift nf irfs tn tlc u.ncc %
foglnning Poe tlo contents thereof what
they may. With the free use and uriVi'eVo
nf The said fhrcr feet wide alley il cou-
mon with others emitted thereto forever.
af llod and taken in execution as he
meftgagpr and TO ha sold hv
HARRY T. GILLIS saerll.
7nerin ,ucc Wiim nston, Delaware.
November j. 1868.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Tendered q Reception

Last evening at $50. 6Nl North Eleventh
street. oak Lame. Philadelphia, q rcecp-
ton was given 90 Mr.. and Ms Claude
Downs ralley by the parents of Air. TALE
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas }. Tnney Mrs.
rallcy was formerly Miss ilolcn Murphy.
of no. 500 Harrison street. this city and
was married To Mr.. ralloy n Grace NJ.
d. Church in this city un September ei.
Many Wilmington friends of thc couple
attended the reception. among whom
were Mr. and Mrs Samuel Murphy. DR.
and AIRS. Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tyle, ar. ANA Mrs. Pierson. Mr.. ana Airs.
George Remington ANA Alr. and Mrs n.
r. Benson.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
PASSING OF PoRRiDeE.
Makes Way For the Better Food Of a
Better Day.

Better Day.
"Poridge Is mo- longer used for
breakfast n my home" writes "a loyal
Britain from Huntsville. ont This
was au admission of mo- small sieni1-
.cance 10 one brought up' ON the umc-
honored stmd-by.
zone month ago. She continues. n
bought "a package of Grape Nuts food
for my husband, who had been am iu-
valid for over "a year. lie had passed
through severe attack of pneumonia
and Ia grippe combined, and was left
m very bad condition when they
passed away.
II tried everything for his benefit. but
nothing seemed to DO him amy good.
Month followed month and he sun rec
manned ass weak as ever I was almost
discouraged about him when / got the
Craps Nuts, but th6 result has conn
.pensated me for my anxiety.
"ln the one month chat he has eaten
Grape Nuts he has gained 10 pounds
.tn weight, his strength is rapidly rec
turning TO him, ANA he feels like a new
.mam Now we an eat Gupe-Nuts food.
and are the better for H. our lltue
3 year old boy. who used to suffer from
pAins ln The stomach after eating the
loid-iashioned porridgc, has no more
trouble since De began TO use Grape
Nuts, and have no more DOCTORS bills
Go pay for him.
We use Grape Nuts with only sweet
lcrean, and find ID the most tasty dish
In Our bin of fare.
Last Monday ] ate toaspoonfuls of
Grape-Nuts ana cream for breakfast.
nothing else then set 90 work and got
my mornm's work done by 9 O'Clock.
land felt less tired much stronger. than
lif l had made ms breakfast ON meat.
potatoes etc. as I used TO. I Wouldn't
pc without Grape nuts u the house
Tor ans money! Name given hv Pos
'nm Cos Battle creek. Mich. There's
"a reason.
Eead the iitlo book The Road 10
iMelVile. ln nkes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

2so o'clock. mtement at Rlveryiow
cemetery.
MlLLER-Lewis Miller. aged 20 years.
died November %. 1906
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services
az the residence of his nephew Charles
Garlic near Prices Corner ON sunday
afternoon. lnterment at MiddlctoWn
Monday November q, train leaving
Wilmington at S.2S q. M.
T. Samuel Lee.
john =. Bclvine.
Elizabeth K. W. Klund.
Mary Jane Adams
George J. Beidcrman.
louisa Piorson.
Lille Durham
William ID. Greenfield.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

SnERlFTs sAI.E-BY VIRTUE or A
writ of lcNari iHcius 90 me direc' Oh
VIII Doc exposed io public sale. at hs
Court House. On Market street. hctWe
Ieuh aud .levcath streets in The cltv
ol Wilmington. New Castle county. AID
State of Delaware.
on MONDAY.
TIE 18th DAY or NOVEMBER. 1906
at $40 O'Clock a. m.,
tho following described real estate. liz-
All thnt certain loi on piece of Mnd
with the two- tory brick dwelling thrre-
ON erected. titrate in fha city Of Nfi-
MluHion aiorcfuid being NO 4as NHndcv
,Nohee. bounded and described ass follows
Rcsinuiug at point on The southerly
side of NardovNr sVenuc at fhe distance
ot Three hu~drrd md Eve fret two 'n.ncs
eUiery from the eaaieriy side cf 6cus
VISION waH hctwcen ihf hniso IN this
'l and ine cue en- the west, fhelce -oufl-
riiN fafHlcl GO locust street nHd rasSif.n
lHionsh iho middle Of said wall unt hf,n-
er,d and seven feet and eight iaeh s 10
.nf rorlh-.lv s'de of gan alloy ftn feaf
wide leading from Locust .trrst ~
nlLcntr street, thereH elstoflt nnrgl1.l
tv "hNt GER HNNIInn uftDcn ffrt nine in-
r.Ac-'y parallel to Locust sfreof
tNn pas.ne tlrlu-h ihc middle or fho
brick division waii between thc house n',
ihif iui ard ihe 1nn on tho e..t Z
llHNnirh Hh. seven fact eiuit inches fo
.N sHr OF Annd "t.r arc.ii.r
w in'I rNE westerly ntean feof
fhf contends thereof whnf t
Win lle FREQ nfc ana rrirHa.-a or r,ff
ai'ey n mmcn with Others cntCei
S'zcd ard takrn INTO cvrorff.n ,s .R.
property of i-cuis Plalt ana 10 %. saii
HURRY T. GuIIs sheriff
.snfll- .inire wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

Jamo. Davies, oue of .Wilmingiou'
Ola residents dicl 900 the home of his
son, James Davies, Jr, 30S East Fourth
street yesterday. OF general debility.
after hiiel illness Mr. Davies was
born so Rockford He learned the
blacksmith trade ana Cor yeirs was in
the employ OF McLc3r and Kendall and
Gotta ANA Davies. FOR yelvs AIR.
Davies sang in First Chureh aud Dela-
ware Avenue Church ehoirs. He is sur-
vivel by i've sons. John ~ Jamos,
Frank, William and Harry Davies.
Funerl services wfu bc conducted on
Monday afternoon by the Rev. FL. A. C.
Mosteriieli, and luierment VIII Pc made
.m Rivervlew cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Mondan cmb omoors.

Az the annual meeting of The Nom
day club james a. Anderson was elect
ed president. Ambrose Wilson. vice.
presidents George W. Jefferson. secre-
tary' John w. Chipney treasurer:
George N. Wright $. v. b. Curty. John
IA. Young. directors. Lewis E. Boyer
was unanimously elected steward. At
The close of the session fine banquet
was served by Caterer Wilson.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Ps. =. !. J. TRUlTT,
President Of
The Home Supply Co.

q Cooperation recently or
ganized with $4,000 capltall
10 DO @ general merchandise,
mail order and agency bus.-
ness. Ileatqu lr.crs, Phi.adel-
r.ia. pa. Dranch House, 2aS
W. iih ST. Wilmington. peL
Prof. Truitt is a remark
abe tfac cr and penman ct
raCo-ul reputation; a native
son IL Delaware and we -''Y
ada. d bichfler of pret---
ing fu.ufe. with the new is-
$40 cf ih.s J1urnal the lleme
Supply company makes It's
bow 60 ihe pubic and inv te5
your trade, promising 40 pr
cont. dividend on cvtry dcl-
lar purcha.c. New pam cal
az 3 W. ith st Tor Name
cages, ros, Cwds. Noyc { es'
Etc
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
PREPARING FOR LAST GAME
Delaware Meets Maryland Agricultural
CaIlaas on ThanksaIvIna Day.

Newark Roy. 25.-Manager tuhon
of tho Delaware College football team,
is completing arrangements for the
last game of the season. Delaware and
Maryland Agricultural college play on
Thanksgiving Day ON Athletic Field.
The teams are about evenly matched.
and as Delaware won last years game,
she will pat un the biggest kind of an
effort 20 repeat the performance next
Thursday.
Coach Manakce will have Delaware
in good condition. for that occasion. Al
band of music has been engaged. and
the student body are preparing special
songs and yells 20 urge their team to
victory The game win be called at
2.30 D. m. Large numbers are expect
ed from Wilmington, llllSton and other
points.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

ing Warner, MISS Mary J.. Maone Mr..
william Bush, Miss Helen Beadenkopf
Miss Elizabeth wilson, Miss Anna
Bird Mss Ella w Johnson, Miss Eliz-
abeth Wa'es, Mss Margaret Shear-
man.. Mss Mabel 'Pisrsons Sd. Clara
Nj. Ferguson, Miss Sarah W. Py.e,
HoadwOrker
aThe names Included within these
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
GREAT SHOW AT THE CASINO
Austin Rice VIII Meet Billy Koib in
the Wind-up.

THE greatest SHOW ever pulled Off i'm
Wilmington has been arraaged for the
Casino on Thanksgiving afteruoon
Lew Bailey win be the referee and
four bouts have been scheduled Every
bout is good enough for wind-up.
The first bout win be between Jack
query and Jack ward ana goes ON at
$50 o'clock.
THE wind-up win De between Austin
Rice who recently besied Eddie Lem
N.Y. and Eilly Kolb. Nolb says if be
does not whip his Aan he VIII not ask
for a cent. The semi-windup viii be
between Harry Monaghan ana Tom
Malone. Battling stinger will meet
Young Dempsey.
The room viii Doe heated and every
thing possible win DE done for the
comfort of the patrons.