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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

The Gold Cup mine under man
agement OF |. l.. johnson is exhibit
ing some splendid development
work. This famous Tin Cup prop
ertv has produced an immens e
amount OF high grade ore At pre-
sent the management is directing an
1900 foot tunnel to unwater Gold
Hill, and besides the Gold Cup, cut
other large veins. There is every
reason to believe that the Gold Cup
will in another year exhibit the same
splendid ore bodies that promise to
make the Blstered Horn tunnel an
enduring mine for many wears.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
Burglary Reported

Geo. W Mccoy superintendent
for the Marmaton Gold Mining Co.
whose properties are on Cooper
Mountain l. miles South East of
Gunnison in Sagaache Co. reports
that on Oct. Sth while he was away
from camp the residence of the com
pany was entered and number of
articles stolen Evidence leading
To the identity Of thief has been
found. Mr. Mccoy is in communi
cation with the district attorney for
Saguache county aud the general
manager of his company relative to
the case
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Crested Butte Citizen-Mrs. Dave
Williams. who has been up from
Olathc spending the week with Mr..
Nike Boyle. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Carson, nee Kate Williams, ar
rived in New York Saturday from
three months visit with relatives in
Wales She is expected to be in
Montrose today-Mr. and Mrs. S. l..
Martin are now located at their new
home, Morley, Colo, where Mr.. Mar
tin is superintendent Of TIE Colorado
Suppl, companys store. Chas. Nc
Williams has the position at F,ore.,a
formerly held by Mr Martin. The
Anthracite store has been closed
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

II you are not registered, DO IT
NOW. That is, register next Tues
day, the 3nth. If yoo wait till Mon
day, Nov 9TH the day before election
you must swear to the registration
and bring two witnesses. Registra-
tion does not need to be in person
except in cities of above 5000 popu-
lation but do not depend on the
Judges registering You The poll
book is hanging outside the voting
place. Go and see that you are
properly registered anyway Quail
hcations of voters are that being u
years old aud a full citizen YOU
must have lived in Colorado a year,
in Gunnison county 80 days. in the
city or town 30 days and in the vot-
ing precinct 10 DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Monlrose Press-Norl has been
received that Miss Bertha Powels0n
OF Boulder, a teacher in our schools
last year, is to be married on the
eighth proXimo TO Mr.. l. II. Sperry
Of Denver la Plaza. the new hotel
built by Mrs. ID r Strouse Of Gun
nison, was opened 10 the public on
Wednesday and is a very pretty and
comfortable place The rooms are
all nicely furnis, ed, with good beds,
furnace hetted, electric lighted and
modern Regular board is Sc per
week and rooms are 30 and 10 cents
a night
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Adams Era- haga rur hasej the
PaIl ra1rh 1i lII arrr- together
vii ..a iea-e lr1m Frank d SAM
mon C1siltrfriHa vas SlI.-
so IHs ranch aIi.riHg town b.
one tle Gest properties n Gguui.
sou 4riv and combined With pre-
seuf .#iliug- mas,s Adams Brls.
one & tIe elsrgo-t Rand owners iu oar
-prF i.H
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Su caFs af Ca cattle Ssere
shl .r1m >sHiucra caris Iu che
Nc .r- hv y L. Carpen.er. and
ta- IA. hg % Hartman aud + r.
tr Mr Carpenter ratsTscd
yes and tells - they found
rhe rsHt E.urli and VERY i1w
trt sas paid ta the river. bJi i
Wa luialc .r.u.--.alr a. gef
car ind tIey were lHrnei t5 sacrhea
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
SPENCER

Ncv9 Champion Correspondence.
Monday, October D.
Harry Schnepf was a caller iu
Speurar sunday
Chas Biebel will finish hauling
GOA Irr the Headlight this week.
NJ Ehlerding has been over from
Gunnison aud the Headlight boys all
lo,k as If they had seen a pay day
Lessees of tie old Lot will ship
car oi high grade ore as soon as the
road is in shape for hauling 10 lola,
when ore will be shipped to Denver
School is going ahead nicely with
Mis- Burt as teacher. Some chill
dren are coming up from the Cebolla
river, and altogether II makes nice
little school
The Headlight is wanting TO let a
timber contract as plans are ready
for 80 feet Of sinking IN the near
future. All timber used hereafter
will be treated with a creas1te bath
W. A. Barnes had foot badly
mashed and brok ,u by r1-k in the
mine some time ago, and went 10
consult a doctor at GunnIsou We
learn that the foot is rapidly i'm
proving
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Mrs Angie Crooks Is receiving
well merited support from the
friends Of education in all parties
She Is one Of the ablest business
women Of the county, as well as
qualified by education and expert
ence for the position Of superin-
dent Of schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Annie DHauay returned
le irm tle sscuHu ar1ul1
sa where -le aas been ram-
pal Mr- uraleys caadi-
das taken tla people bv storm
an t.m1r- rraIiHt Der eia..8u
by large maI1rte
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Rev i. NJ. Bacon, who is in charge
Of tae Episcopal church went to
Lake City saturday for his FIRST visit
to that place. lie reports most
cordial reception aud interested con
grepatiOn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Rev Henry of the Presbyterian
church left Tuesday evening for Col
ora1o Springs to attend the Presbv-
terian Synod there He will be met
at Pueblo by his four children who
are coming from the east, two from
Chattanooga, Tenn and two from
81. Louis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Geo. Berg has moved his cigar
mandatory and retail establish
ment from Main street into the west
room of the Scott block where Geo
Never used to be located This
gives his growing business the need
ed room and makes comfortable
location
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

The light company has had hard
luck this week. Saturday night the
big belt broke and broke most Of the
windows on one side Of the power
house. That resulted ia several
nights Of darkness to our citi zens.
Seems queer 10 g back u candles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe have a
brand new daughter, born October
llth. Mother and little girl are
getting along nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Harvey Jones is a guest oi John
Ri-sp this week. Once real estate
agent of this city Bot for lj Years
in Salt Lake, Mr Jones was erect
"a hv many oli friends
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Mr. and Mrs Henry Knoll left
sunday 70 attend The lOOF. grand
lodge meeting at Florence. Mrs. II.
3 Lewis who represents the Rebe-
kahs is also I'm attendance
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Mrs. Love spoke at Masonic hall
Tuesday night for the republicans.
She was accompanied by an elocu-
ZIONIST who rendered five Numbers
in unusually good style
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
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fsg f,esrs ssd eussisAs
Ina sstaos laA or e

.mac Cathbcri seal O. Dhie
Cay maruIac. where she has
SO Hlsltila.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Caa3 laies % b1fh parties are "a
abs Geld aud the ar j. sgiisisa wi'n
glad hani Shakes
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

~ g. BsrfIfi rafaruci fhe hrsi
e the secA ir1m deer huut He
5rauuai hack barge huek
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Cards ave .uf announcing an Gu
tsr4inmauf hy Mc-lamps. Geo
Estes. 4. N Mckee aud D. W. Har-
per next Welae=i5v afternoon at the
homo OF Mrs Mckee
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Mr aud Mr- Jas g. Ptrsau- vers
-srrri-ed By asv party ~ lriena.
fraav evening .a-f
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

d ard Mrs Frank r.. Eaherts
.ssii Is lag esenlng ilr L-nxer
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Dr. Wm hHr auI us-a Miss
LILLIAN WlHh ported saturday f1r
eos uasts wish Relatives u Pi4ua.
kansas
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Miss Annette NiIsl has r1ae 20
Dmsar aud Wil attend the Fast
Denver lieb scd81 tlis winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

J N. E1r1rs j. 81 she easi on
hu-ibess auI visiting btlfhers al
Kansas Citv and ei-.a here
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

llr b y. collins came over from
q larhau "Wednesday end reparis
q rels'ratI4r af fH DOB tlst praainet
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Mr.. J ; Foaiae Is entertaining
hsr SISTER. Mr. r. : lsax II lszn-
scr
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

y. g. b-a4a1 has Resigned 2 a. a
liraafa- ol tbs a.. p al company.
hH sin pins hI- position as gem
rrl uuusa
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Rowland have
returned from a trip to Iowa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
Die gro6e 5rage.
Snbu &iti@ Gsa. bertbriSist tparnt
Die Scmpcren,frase.

Cine sIuftIdrune- @indbener SempereniIer.
Sie orei 9ideuiS-@ sole @otinc- Sreune
Der eeac, a3er Gesner Der s~lrsumente.
9as 3aciuItat.
80 It ter @0iter! Shine Sbre
Ireinbli4e @9nfrug gemGb, tpurum Oab
Sd nit emol mas iipper Semperen8z
bepegung i4reibe thu, in0em oaB NAM
li@ bier OieIes Mupment n~eier0ings
pieOer De &opf fre6er nie je erbebe I'M
fogar in Ser alte 9auntri, ia fogar
iben in M2in3e itielf um fi9 greife III
INNER peiter iprea0e tbdt. mO3t Sd
in &ntiport ber5u iage:
Sn &igdrO gu Der gemperen3 in
Min6e = bes peritebn Sic net, Miz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
2irniteS

Der 3us nm l1:30 @benbs Der S~n6iana.
pOIis-2psanspprt 0iuiiion sebt mad geru
sGitatt S~osansport.
Eeue ipeaieae 8ebienuns mad ST. 8abne.
Siise b~erIafen indianapolis nm 200 unb
AGO llbr 8Ormittass unb 500 unb 700
abr NaGmiitass, MAIDEN Die Sabrt mad
Ut. @apne in 4 Stunben unb 40 @inuteu.
Ieuer 8us Narion 5Iper = @erIdst
Narion 7:55 8ormittass unb LOO 9a&s
HtittasS; SerIdbt indianapolis HOO Sprs
=tittass unb 800 @admittass; baIt Bios in
Hnberion unb NIeranbria on.
Nni@Iiebenbe 2inien errei@en Sauton,
Obio, st. @apne. SuntinstOn. @abaib,
safOntaine, Spabjee, @rsentotpr, Sartforb
aitp, Nontpeuier, SIufton, @in6eIter,
Union Gitb, GreenpiHe, D., unb 3wil6ens
rfationen.
Sra1ts unb Safasier.O Office - Terminal
Nartesifnmer. SeIepbon Sc It's.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
JnDianapoIis & Gaitern.

StnitsS 3ise fur &i9monb unb allen
8unften in Ohio, tpsIde perbunben finb nit
eleftrii9en 2inisn, um $40 unb lilo 8ors
mittass, 2:1O unb $40 9a6mittoss unb
$40 abenbs. SocaIe 3ise fir %i9monb
unb iSwii4enitatiOner pon 600 llbr @ors
mittass an unb bann iebe Stunbe, ousoes
nommen bic 9imliteS 3eit, bis 900 Gbenbs
(7:0O ubr &benbs ausseIafen). Setter BUG
mad GreenfieIb UNI 11:3O llbr gbsnbs.
SnbianapoIts & NartinsSiae.
Grfte @prsen.Gar I'M $40 ubr Rorsens.
Damn BON $50 ubr @orsens iebe Stunbe
BIB ll:30 llbr Abenbs {; ausaenpmmen bic
Stunbsn $50 unb 1880 lbr @benSs.
Snoiauapolis Gpal Sraetion So.
i3ase laufen itiinbIi9 pom SubianappIis
mad gIainfieIb uon BOO l16r Rpraens bis
ll:OO nbr @benbs aussenommen bic Stuns
ben 800 unS 1000 llbr @benbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
Sein Yripat=G edo.

Gin Stdbter, Der elm 2unbbaus i'm
Sebirge bat, aeigte einem Sarmsr.
Der ibn beiu9te, cine STEELE, bon be,
aus man nur in Die 8erse binein gu
rufen brau9t, INN elm bierfafes G6r
nit beinabe mtnutenlangen ssnter=
pdlen 81 bOren.
@ber es imponirte Dem Sreunbe
bonn 2anbe ni9t.
rSas babe i9 auf meinsr Tarm
nod bel befer," ertldrte er. nWent
i4 Ibenbs eegen eff ltbr gu 8ett
ssbe, rufe i4 gum &utf4er nae3 benz
Stale biniiber: r6alo! sc 1T 3eit
aufsuiteben" -. unb mein @do ants
iportet bann I'm fieben uhr Mor-
gems"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25

tier @Oiter. Sn
Miin6e gebt Die
&c peren5bee
ipegung ndmli6
INNER bun Die
2ett aus, mo
an 2iebfte III
N2 It e trinfe.
Ses 6eiBt, mann
bes Bier enrol
gang befpnners
gut Is. &dtI6e
Sic an, Mifter
Gbiter? NGms
li3. ipann in
erer SieIen E
grdu gang bez
i%onners gut ges
lun9e I'M ertru
fein Is, ga tppue
Die ri4tige Bier
trinters nit,
0aB 0es al
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
s.. s.. Sponltl
...Ydferet ..

1880
Glib Gaff
Ctr.
Butter Riuae
10c
e4ier
gumpernidel
Neinftes
Ro9geubrob
Ral5broo
Rnrtthanb
st
uuo
Columbia
Srocerp Go.
Peuer
TeIephpn
1851.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25

OND OCS i l.
i6nea tpeggeioFfe nero, I'M tie itarte e
Senperen3mubment aus louter Bier
netO, bamii Die Nnnere nit piel oerpo
etpe9trinfe ipne.
! Ses is IetI9itimGt. Ses thu sd
iefber. Scr Snftena BEN SD ieB Bel
DIE 5pei S0ti9tauner Si9auis gum
Cine geb SD ols Mor6ens IN gum
@nnere No9mittags - befor DAP Sd
gum 8rooflGner Si4aQi Qe6) en- iebr
feline Grdno bun Groner Srepp6e IN
bun 8irnnaitler Safter 6~isfopert.
Wann Wfi9 ba Gener frdgt, tpie SD
Gen @ei 9lsi9e tbGt, 0a fagSc6 INNER:
~&b, miooling, Bios e 8ibIe &c fuuer
I'm e gible &c itart gei9pefelt I'M &c
jung I'm Der Sropfpel i8, mer frieat
DIE @dut III Die &umettids 6erpo :
itpperboupt"-fag SD Damn, ,iipnerz
baupt oes impOrtirte Meitrinte tbut fee
gut. Ses foute sic ii6 obgepD6ne.
California &iebling is piel better I'm
ao9 nit 10 tbeuer. @m Bette is Ser
Weeni6 atpiper ab, mann er Mil6 I'm
Sel5er trinft."
Ses is Der Weg, pie Sd taIfe thu.
Warum9 8ifobs neil Sd nit bappe
min, Dab bie Qeit mir oie gans Grbner
Srepp9e I'm 8irnpuitler Satter stpegs
fuufe.
Sespsse Jag Sd, msr foat eme
W}eni9e, no Semperena I'M prpbibis
f9en tultt, nit INNER glei f6lebte Mpz
tits unnerI9iebe. Der Mdnn bot biels
lei6t Die eoelfte 9tbfi9t, nie BET sic
pbtge grdmpels geprubt tpern fam.
Sn 3iaar6 gu benz bieIiee sempez
ren5 : Probibii9en> I'm 3otalapti6en>
Wfupment, Miiter Gbiter, ga faq Sd
Sbne gang offe I'M ebrIi6: S6 bin in
5dbor oerpp. @s is e Ne5efiti.
Warum9 gs ftimultGtet Sc Dorfht
I'm bes 8iisneB I'm es is iebr bdnoi,
hell nler INNER mas gu f9impfe bot,
mann Ginem grab mir Qnneres oriiipz
toer &c i6impfe eifdut.
lin aa9 iuni9t is oes Semperenaz
mupmert E Sege. Wanr rGmli1 ale
2eit Die ndmli9e Dirt BUN Stimuldnts
trinte tpoQte, bd pGr pielleiGt nit qes
mug bd for Ollie.
@lIo lofe sic bod Die 2eit, no fi9
lieber nit pdtentmeoifens fibel made,
poer no i6r'n Nlfobol Iieber in sSorm
bun &dnOD ooer Sbbitplpin nemme,
aa9 i6r SreiO. Ses IGft Die Before
Stoff for Die 2eit, mo lie appri59iGte
tbun.
8los be5 Gen5ige, mas Sd SRA ausz
5ufese 6db, bes fem bic fau0umme Or
gurneats, mo Die Semperensler manGz
NAL ooer bielulebr mebri6entbeils Julie.
6or Snften3 Fen Sd lebte Winter 10 c
Semperen5z p0er Pro6ibif6en<@reuz
ment geleie, es pGr e gang fali6eGioie,
oaB Wbi8teb poer iitpiper6aupt eraeno
e GltoboIif Srtnf De 30rper erpdrme
that. SIM @s9etbeil. Dee tbGt fpfort
mad Dem 9enuB oerpp &c Sgb erfriern.
In beint ben Sd geleie, bab bei berz
annabenoew CONNER oie @arnune
am plab mar, Die 2eit folte ia BEL Ser
Sib feen Sdnapps, @ei ooer gier
trinte nit Ger Gioie, bes tbGt fe abb
fiible, inbem BEG i'm @egetbeil oes 8lut
I'm De &Drper grab erit redt in 6ib
bringe I'm De Sonneiti9 i'm @efolg
batpipe tbdt.
@lio. tuunn's tparm is, ion mel nit
trtnfe, I'm pann's falt is. aa9 nit.
WoGe Sic 10 gut iein, Miiter Goiter,
I'm Wtr lage, mann mer eigentli9
trtnfe fo12!
@lfo, Mifter Goiter, in @~oritebenoen
sic bic gauge @olui9en bun
Der Ssmperens= Queff9en in erer NuBs
f9al. lin jeb lofe sic Mir Wlei Stub.
Die Semperen5queitf9en bot Mi9
ourf9tia semadt.
Shine oes Ndmli9e piinfdenb
Wit Rigarbs
gours
On
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25

So8anspprt G. geru Dipifipu,
Carmel, NobIespiae, @icero, Grcabia,
Atlanta, Etpton, SotomO, @aIueIton,
Golton, 9ogansport, Niami, Sunfer Gin,
Tsru unb Glpoop.
#5 90 gmt. 45 91m.
do &m. *3 90 3n.
~ 90 9m. 3 Is Sim.
40 8m. 10 90 Nm.
*9 co Sm. 3 4 : Sim.
40 Sm. VI 90 SIM.
*1I 90 9m. 7 45 SIM.
IL 10 Sm. #9 90 Sim.
Il 90 ghn. IL 80 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
= NeinIih. 6Dr' {

peinIi9. v9Or', gmilie,
i'd finbe unieren auffublebrsr rei>
senb!" npfui, Bertha, bieiss semiitbz
loie n~nsebeuer! Sd babe mid bur9
feline blauen 4ugen perleiten lafen
unb linn unldnsit Elm fleines, adrtli=
Dies Griefden in mein 9eft geitedt!N
Limb err" Sab mfrs NIT rotben
S4reibfeblertorretturs1 auriid!@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
SnbianapDIis & NartinsuiQe.
indianapolis & Wortbweitern.

Sise Iaufen ftiinblid pon 500 nbr Rors
gems bis 900 nbr Abenbs. GnidIub in
lebanon fir 9borntoipn unb GrapforSspiue.
Der Bug nm 1000 ubr abenbs fdbrt bios
bis mad lebanon.
Der Bug nm 11:3O nbr @benbs fdbrt Bis
'ta@ Sranffort, GnidIub in 9ebanon fir
Charlottesville berieIbe fabrt in Der Conn.
tag @a9t bios bis nod 9afabette.
SirliteS !3ase fir 9afabette fa5ren ab INN
BIO unb lilo l1br Rorsens. uno 2:1O,
BIO @a9mittass unb 7:1O GbenSs. Sif
eratpforosptae I'm 1O:45 gormittaes unb
4:25 Na6mittaes.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
farm HELP NOW
IS VERY SCARCE
Rich Farmers Don 0VgralS
and Jumpers 10 Cut
Corn

Farm hands in Kent county are ex-
ceedingly scarce and as a consequence
the farmers are obliged to work IN
the corn fields.
Collector Of Customs David c.. Clark
said yesterday that the newest thing
in his section IS the sight of men
worth $4,000 donning overalls and go
ing into the fields to cut corn. The
reason for this situation is that Kent
county is short OF farm help. The
laborers cannot be obtained for love
or money. The good times throush-
out the country cause an hands To- ne
employed. A prominent Republican
farmer said that at times he IS tempt-
ed to vote the Democratic ticket in
the hope OF keeping back some Of the
prosperity. During the years of
Cleveland's administration there was
no bother In getting plenty OF help.
There was a panic instead of good
times and there We're plenty of men
willing TO do farm work. But since
the advent OF good times the farmers
have been handicapped to a great ex-
tent.
Collector Clark says that the corn
crop in Kent county is a good one.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
LARGE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
One Eighth Of Population in Attend
anee Upon Public Schools.

There are more children in the
public schools Of Wilmington this
year than ever before More than one
eighth Of the population Of the city
is attending the public schools and be-
ing cared for by the Board of Educa-
tion i'm the best manner the city faclli-
ties afford.
There have been almost hfteen
vacancies to on in the teaching force
during the summer owing to Cupids
inroads on the fair teachers. but these
have been filled acceptibly by recruits
and the force is as efficient as ever.
d. No new courses have been added TO
the studies pursued IN the schools, al
though an experiment may be tried
along the elocutionary line In the
High School later in the season.
Last fall II was proposed 20 have a
course in public speaking and debate
arranged as a voluntary or extra
course at the High School. but as yet
no plans have been made to carry out
the idea.
superintendent Twitmyer and
Principal Berlin are both in favor of
the introduction Of such studies and
believe a large class of young men
could be formed-more perhaps than
could be cared for.
The fall term has now been fairly
inaugurated and i'm every department
OF the schools things are running
smoothly
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trothal was rumored everyone be-
lieved that the date would be set for
the distant future.
About ten days ago Mrs. Gray saw
a list of houses in her daughters
room. This led to the discovery that
the young couple had bern industri-
ously house-hunting for some time. A
few questions led to the confession of
the engagement and also Of plans In
which a trip TO Wilmington figured.
Unwilling to have these carried out.
the wedding was arranged for by Mrs.
Gray. The Rev. c. w. Bispham. of
St Philips Protestant Episcopal
Church. offciatcd
The bride is the granddaughter of
General Charles s. Russell. the great
granddaughter Of Major General J. N.
Hurd and the rcat-great-grand-
daughter Of Colonel Richard Brook
Roberts. of Revolutionary fame. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart are widely
known in army and navy circles. Mr.
Stewart comes from Allentown. The
young people left Philadelphia inn
modiately after the ceremony for the
South. where they will spend theii
honeymoon. Upon their return they
will live in West Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
Eree Librarx chanaes

Attendants az the Wilmington Insti-
tute Free Library are working over
time caring for the needs of the
school children. who make the refer
ence Department their headquarters
when the school term begins
The circulation Of the library all
ways falls of during the summer
months. but when school opens the
reference clerks and desk assistants
are rushed.
Two changes have been made IN the
personnel of the library staff. Miss
Edith Taylor one Of the desk assist
ants. has left and her place viii be
filed in the near future, and Miss
Nellie Logan. secretary to the librar-
ian. will leave this month. The
vacancy thus created viii be filled
sometime during October.
During the summer two new book
eases have been built and placed IN
use, one for interesting historical
works and the other for selected and
interesting biography.
These two new departments are well
patronized and supply a need which
Librarian Bailey believes has been
long felt
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
SUMMER LINGERS
IN LAP OF FALL

According to the laws and traditions
regarding the changes of the seasons
this is the last day OF the good old
summer time and this midnight will
usher4n the first day of autumn. From
the forecast sent out last night for to-
day and tomorrow by the local
weather sharp summer will linger in
the lap Of fall and wemay expect to
nave warm weather for several days
to come.
This was very warm day
and like most Of the other days Of the
past spring and summer made the
people kick. 1t is fact that dur ng
the past six months when warm
weather was expected there has been
chilly weather served up, and when
the cool weather was anticipated there
has been hot weather. Just about
this season Of the year people usually
put away their straw hats and SUM
mer suits look up their medium
weight underwear and their vests and
get INTO something that keeps the
goose pimples smoothed out. The men