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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
personal.

MIR. and Mrs. G.. A. Adams and Miss
Myers returned yesterday to their
home in jamestown after visiting with
friends and relatives. here.
Miss Ella Underahl left yesterday
for Sims for short visit.
Miss Agnes Breen who has been att
tending the Normal at Valley City
Is spending her vacation here.
Herman Tavis and Mike Connolly
returned yesterday from Glen Ullin.
John Allen Of Glendive, Mont, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Al
len.
Nv ]. Armstrong left yesterday for
Fargo, where he Will place his child
rem In the sisters school at that place.
MISS Mable Farnsworth, who has
been attending college at Fargo, is
home for the holidays.
Miss Lsona Skiod was visiting in
Bismarck yesterday
Mrs. G. w. Moves returned yester-
day FROM Billings. Mont, fro man ex-
tended visit with her husband.
Miss Anna sackariassen is spending
her holiday vacation with her par
ents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland Of
jamestown, visited here over Christ
mas.
Miss Mary Tobin has returned from
Miles City, Mont, after an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. =. II Eel
lows. y
4 Chas. oellerman returned yesterday
from New Salem.
Ralph Highly OF Ipswich, IL visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Thomps
Miss Helen Ellis viii leave Sunday
for her home In Grand Rapids. Mich
Miss Ellis has been In the employ d
4 Cummins, Thorherg a. Theis In tbs
| millinery department during the pas
i season.
A Mrs. p. r. Taylor, who has been or
a the sick list ds reported improving
Miss Jessie Kicker, who has beef
teaching school In Oliver county, I
. spending her vacation Ia Mandan.
Miss Catherine Key. who has beef
attending the Normal at Valley City
Is spending fer vacation with he
parents here
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
Judge Mekendry Iii

Judge McKendry has been quite
sick the past week suffering from
bronchial trouble, and is under the
doctors care. The latest report is
that he is improving and it Is hoped
that in few days he will be able to
return to his work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
Fixina the Brides ii, J,

The bridge over the Heart river in
the southeast part Of town is being
replanked. W. Il. Roby has charge Of
the work. This bridge has been in
poor shape for some time and on &C.
count of the heavy traffic it IS neces.
sary that it be kept in good condition,
The bridge in the southwest part Of
town also needs fixing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
Tl,e csnso:r.

Does your wife assist you fn your
work q queried the horse reporter. 81
see her at your desk often. z
{ Yes replied the self confessed hui
niorist "she destroys all my wife and
rnother-in-law Jokes. Chicago NewB.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
.An Eacape.

Maid No, mum; Mrs. Dodge II out.
Visitor How fortunate! When saw
her peeping through the curtain as I
came up fhe path was so afraid she
would be III. London Opinion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28

PRESENT TROUBLES. s4
CAUSES PREVAILING FINANCIAL esTRlN@
tGENcY NOW PRETTY MELL UNDERSTOOD. THEN ARE
LARGELY INTERNATIONAL AND OF A MORE LESS TEMPO
CHARACTERS. THIS sTRMGENcY HAS BEEN AND FELT
MOST AcuTELN COUNTRIES HAVE THE
GREATEST INDUSTRIAL DEvELoPMENT-vlz THE UNITED
STATES AND GERMANY SEEMS TO ME THERE BOUND TO
CONTRACTION OF THIS GREAT ACTIVITY WHICH IN 1T
SELF will ALPHABETICALLY RELIEVE THE MohEY
MARKETS &.. a#
Wthu here the monetary intensified present by
LACK OF CONFIDENCE the signs of which clearly apparent
This lack Of confidence PRIMARILY due Investigations and
subsequent disclosures Some Things have been brought light here
which the majority Of business will he loah defend but
have been GROSSLY EXAGGERATED BY sensa-
ional press for political purposes
s5sS THESE ATTACKS COMING INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY sTRiNGENcY WHEN
HAVE DISTURBED THROUGH DISCLOSURES,
HAD AND ARE HAVING VERY uMsETTLAMe EFFECT CON-
FlDENcE .@S#S asA .##.. @-s
This agitation has already resulted in good deal Of hasy legisa
don railroads states which, together with the fear
Of hostile has the fall the
rites By which MILLIONS OF INNOCENT HOLDERS OF
SMALL MEANS HAVE SUFFERED SEVERELY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
TIE c. ID Aitl,e,,rnd.

In France they call gray hair "a lit
tie dust from the road OF life, !" which
Is certainly very poeticai But when
you find "a little dust from the road Of
life, In your butter the poetry van
ishes at once.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
Proved Useless.

When you was little, was you
spanked like i am to make yon good,
papa?''
& was. my son, and spanked hard
too,
Ven yoa can't fool me no more,
cause II II didn't make you good II
won't make me good. San francisco
Call W
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28

When we make d poor guess we real
lie that to err Is human, bat when we
make good one we are yinced that
foresight is a matter Of intellectual
superiority
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28

Every one ought to measure himself
BY bis own proper font and standard
Horace
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28

First class beef by the quarter or
chunck Austin Logan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
Make the Philippines
And Hawaii Neutral.

BY Rcrner A.
HERE be doubt that should take very part
a in the commerce, SOON TO REACH HUGE Proper
49, TIONS Of the far American enterprise viii naturally
and inevitably seek to do The policy of the
must contemplate this Under circumstances should make
disposition Of the Philippine Islands that would leave without
NAVAL AND COMMERCIAL BASE adequate the protection
and advancement Of our material interests in the
OPINION IMMEDIATELY
THE ctiANcELLERlEs THE GREAT SUBJECT
OF AN INTERNATIONAL NATURALIZATION or
THE ISLANDS. THE ALTERNATIVE TO THE NEu
TRALzAToN THE ISLANDS is TO MAKE
WsSssaasss ga PRACTICALLY iMPREGNABLE CASE OF
MMSM Sa@aMa ga ATTACK IS
To put subg bay in such condition would re-
qure in the neghborhood of $780, 100000. The
- would be necessary put the city and har
. @aS# Dor Of Manila In similar situation.
The two places would need to be garrisoned by
aggregate of not far from IS, 900 cannot
but believe it A MATTER OF PRESSING CON
Germ to the craftsmanship Of the United States that diplomacy
should undertake the question Of treating this GREAT
SUBJECT place beyond the sphere growing national
The same is EQUALLY TRUE OF.THE HAWAIIAN IS
LANDS It is substantially true that under existing all
probability promate conditions United States feet could leave
either Pacific the Hawaiian Islands
China condition fight NEARER BASE repairs
md for supplies coal other absolute prerequisite
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
Getting On
-'--'---.-'.---'- ---.--.----.---
In the World

= ~
{ is matter Of vast personal interest to
each and every one 4of us. There is a
Wholesome joy in making Roadway in
the world of dollars; in feeling ones
horizon Of poverty being pushed back
pushed farther and farther away.
Getting on in the world means growth,
material growth; a broader grasp of
affairs and q larger confidence in ones
Il ability TO do the things which count
the things which make for the upbuiId-
ing of the community certainly
matter Of personal interest to every
& property owner, every tax payer, ev-
cry young man and every young wom-
4 an in our town and the surrounding
\ country. "a * q Il d 3E
s$ Do you wish to Join the ranks of
4 those who are getting on in the world
] It's not so bad as you may imagine
Just little practical application Of the
virtue of thrift, cutting out Of your
. unnecessary expenses, the saving Of (
your money and the starting of an
D account with this bank. 81 Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-28
Financial sSt1.11lgency
Caused by Lack
OF Confidence.
.ay Al4anEs SERVER, sew York Banker.

- 49,
rs regards financial affairs generally do not think that
i America need concern itself very much on have any
fears naaaers Europe that, the other hand,
|! need expect any favors much assistance
] from there either WE MUST AND CAN RELY
= UPON OURSELVES no GET THROUGH THE
Evening capital., 1907-07-05

The following candidates were nd
mitfaf g. the Naval Seademy this
morning - midshipmen. making the
togsl number in the new fourth class
up e. ureseut 2iZ msmhers. Those
that we're admitted are IyBrand r..
smith, Decatur. fil.. Harry ". Hill.
Oakland. taI. Arthur y. conner.
Colorado springs. gole.. Roy ",
Lewis. Iamim. u.s Wallace ~.
Phillips. Greensboro. ~. e. hoy T..
GENTRY. MINNEAPOLIS. Hans. Will
lsrt r. kurfess. New Alhany fnd. .
Frederick e.. lloIdiek. Denver Colo.
Thomas 81. kouney. Jr.. Baltimore,
Nd. Robert r. Mobile. oak Park, 90. :
Scott b. NcCauuhey. Mae0mbs ~. :
Richard Field. iIattiesbufg. Miss. :
NORMAN g.. Kirk. fo ~uem, MINI. :
vi. e. Waddeli. Peoria. ILL., a. a..
Me- ord Denver. Colo. Oscar ~. ~aib.
Jasper. Ind. d. LgIwiek W0lfard.
Reno. ~ev.. Charles ". Fiett, f.ari-
M fre. y. r.. 4. Acthur y. IIoltzend0rn.
uklahama city. okla. Wilton "
Anderson. Annapolis. Nd. Frederick
n. EieIkahI. Porto Rico Vincent y.
Erwin. Chapman. Man, thembusco
newton. IT.. Mouroe. VA Horace
NJ. henderson. Jr.. 1seeoIas Neh. :
rrank Il. Mego ora. Niueennes. Ind. ,
ElehasI A. Mason. Kansas city,
X ans. william o. keeuey. NiissOuria,
Mont
Evening capital., 1907-07-05
UHIUCKf NUMBER PASSED
Thirteen Out Of Eighteen Teachers
Successful

- eighteen applicants Ter tcachors'
certificates who took the examination
under County approximations II. r..
Wallis On Juiy 1 and ?. fhirtee3 were
sueeessfuI IN passing the examination.
At = meeting ~ the Board ~ Anne
Arundel County school Commission
ers next Tuesday. the County Super
intendent Viii recommend. a. The
result ~ the examination. the follow
ing - receive teachers certificates
Miss Clara y. Kent. Kuiland. Anre
Arundel eounty. for frsf grade certifi-
cate. second class. Miss Kent was she
only applicant for Grst grade eertin.
cate, Emily Hopkins. Rutland. sec
ord Grade. First Clazss Miriam
Smith. ffarmau .. Neesnd Grade. soc
und class Marie v. Iintbieum. IN.
Eihel Johnson, Annapolis. Margaret
HALL. ffine Stevens. Annapolis. Sec
Ont etr3de. Second Class Lillian
tmuss. Jarrettysiiie. -eeond grade,
~eeand class Eva Watts Admirai,
-ee0ud trade, second class. Iva
Jae0ls. pafuxent. Second Grade. ~ec-
ont Glass. Dorothy kolb. ealessiiie,
~econd trade. Second Class Ivy
Yeakel. Brooklyn. SECOND grasie, See-
oud .flssss Blanche Pafrott. south
River. Second Grade. Second Class.
&c viii BE- recommended that the
foi lowing eol0red applicants bo allow
"a e. teach Pearl Wilson. Adeile
Phelps. Matte Holt. Jessie Thomas.
Pearl Wilson. Miranda Hamilton,
Maria r. Jones. MARY Johnson. Clar.
della chew.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05
AN EXTRA EXPENSE
City Would Probably Have to En-
pIoy Outside Attorney If Mr..
Randall is Elected Attorney

since the publication in the Even
ing Capital last Monday of the article
IN regard 10 what wss termed the in
consistent attitude ~ sir. Daniel X.
itandall, the Republican n0minee for
city 1ounseli0r, in seeking election -
the eity's legal representative while
being At the same time attorney for,
and also a director In. the Short Line
Railroad, still further weighfy OBJ
Jeetions along this line have been
urged against Mr. RandaiI's cleo
tion.
- II veil known the short Line
Railroad Company and the city are
very frequently engaged in some sort
- legal controversy. often Law suits.
In which. necessarily, their Interests
are IN direct conflict.
fu controversy of this gOn M.
Randall would unqnesll0nabiy be- dis
qualified ~ represent both tile city and
the railroad company 10 The same
transaction and this would necessitate
tbo eify'g going to the extra expense
~ employing AN outside attorney to
represent "a. This ektra expense
would. IN All probability, .oenr FREE
gufntly and would be an unjust as
we'll as Az unnecessary expense 10
tbe city.
IN the opinion ~ aBprelndlced per.
Suns wbg have given this matter con
sitefati0n there can be- 40 defense ~
Mr. IsandaIi's position ia thus seeking
- serve two masters. some ~ his
political adborents have attempted a.
Justify 10 ~ suggesting that perhaps
Mr.. Randall would, II elected city
Counsellor, resign as the railroad COM
panyfs attorney and NJ one ~ jis d.
feetoFs, But the citizens ~ Annapolis
have been given no ground for belieys
Ing that This viii happen, and The
opinion seems a. be- almost unanimous
that Mr. Randall would not yOuntaTs
ily sever bis present connection with
the railroad company ono thing ls
certain. The people have right a.
know from Mr.. Handaii before elees
tion day whether "a ~ his Intention
" elected city Counsellor. 10 serve
the Short Line Railroad - attorney
or - director during the same period
b. may be serving the city; OT, fail
ing 10 get any assurance from Wf,
must conclude that be does intend ~
serve these two conflicting Interests
ftiTe railroad company and the cityJ,
IN which event there seems "a 10
hardly anyone 10 deDy-fhat he would
be disqualified 10 properly represent
the city a. its Counsellor NJ Law.
And even IL Nr. Randall should an
nounce his intention ~ resign ~ the
railroad compaBy's attorney anf also
~ director, if elected nest MvHl 81.
his long and close association v ffli
the company would hardly lifc Iis
resignation an effect strong enough ~
convince the people that fIe wonlJ be-
as we'll aualifed to represent tbe
offy's legal Interests as ono who Island
afways has been. free from allegiance
t0 any interests ia conflict with the
fifvs4
Evening capital., 1907-07-05

Tire state Tuberculosis Commission
81 fudiana. created ~ the last leRis-
14tmra 81 that state. is preparing g.
make a togr If investigation ~ tuber-
eufa.is IN the East. The members ~
che commission recently stadied the
act of the Mary land legislature Great
fu.. = state sanitarium. and expressed
Interest IN SIS simplicity. and the
anuarenf lew cost az which the insii.
tnfian wlgi he built in this state. The
Indiana gentlemen would have ueen
rleased had work on the Maryland
institution progressed Far enough TO
give them in idea Of its finished eoHdi-
liou. hut they said that they would
probably visit the Eudowood Naut-
tarium at ToNson. a. that is a semi
uuitfie sAuitarium.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05

The members Of the two local COM
panies Of the First Infantry, VI. y.
g.. left Annapolis early this morning
bound to the annual encampment,
which this year will consist OF ten
DAYS participation in the maneuyers at
Fort Howard. The soldier boys and
their officer will, IL is understood, be
allowed 10 return to Annapolis on
Monday 10 participate In the city
election and cast their votes. The two
companies from Annapolis are under
the command Of Major Hugh X. Riley.
Surgeon Major W. &. Claude also will
attend the encampment- Company q
is commanded by Capt. Phil T.. Por--
ter. while Capt. r. Lacy chinn COM
nands Company VI.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED
Today's Meeting Of the Democrats
State Central Committee-Di-
rect Method Of Nominating
Candidates

The Democratic Couuty Central feizs-
nsitfee 81 Anne Arundel. at e4lied
meeting in this city this morning.
settled npYn Saturday, Iniy - - tne
date for the party primaries threuxit-
cut the county. THE delegates eieeie4
al these primaries wiii meet N eou-
tenfiOn AZ the CoHrt House on tae
following Wednesday. Juiy si-
The meeting was a short ore duftng
which the business vas transacted -
. hurry. THE comm itfee.as bad bssn
forecasted. split the Third district -
the county and pros ided that sepaFtfs
polling places he conducted in eaeh
prceiuct. Similar action was tANen
in prof idiux for the primaries - tne
Second district - the county. This
"a IL alleged On behalf OF b. Wells
faction ~ the party, - an attempt -
osercome any chance ~ Dr. Wells
controlling the delegations ffon~ these
tao sections.
A long resolution fav0Flnx tlAw
adoption ~ the Crawford county sys-
tenn ~ direct nominations was tnfro~
daoed by SIR. Frank ReyeIi. - fhe
Third district. This resolution set
forth 10 detail the provisions - the
Cfaaw ford law. ard the manner ~
which such primary election shauld
be conducted. ff. however wa* NOT
adopted ~ the COMMITTEES. - hfeb- m
stead passed the following resol9ffgn
dealing with this question
Resolved. That ID - fhe sense ~
this committee. that while fbe ffs~
ford county system ~ voting has much
a. commend il t. tbe committee yst
the committee - - the opinion that it
has not bgeu sufficiently discussed ~
the voters ~ the county, nor d9es IS
appear tbat . UaloFify ~ tire Demo
erais ~ the county DESIRE fhe change
~ this tfme. The committee - - fiss
Opfnl0n That ilfe smalf-sile - tire baf 3
lOt - provided - The Primary kIse-
fion Law Wcuid. with = multitude -
ndidates. under the Crawford eyvn
~ system. eause complications. The
e0gnmlttfe. therefore. does not deem
ID wise that the Crawford egUufy
system shall bs adopted af this tfn1e. r
n ~ understood that NF. frank
lieyeli, - = member % she eommir.
Tee. declined 30 sign the eaii - -
sued ~ fle body. The call pres ifles
that the csc delegates ff1m each
precinct ~ the second a0d Third
ditsricls shall east IN the county eeu-
vemti0J two and one. half VOTES fgr
each precinct. thus splitting fiss nre
votes allowed eaeh district
.'rbs motion ~ Hr. EsyeIi 70 adept
tie direct method - making Demo
cratic nominations IN tire eouHfy was
defeated ~ the follow ing vote 1ea
Prank =. ReveIl. Nays-Frank 3
Bond, Isaac :. NutweIl. -8mneI
Chew. Luther UoWns-f.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05
Death Of Miss Ridout.

Miss AleIiorz Ogle Ridout. daughter
of the late Orlando and Margsrte
AtIee Rfdont. 81 North Severn this
county, died on Wednesday night at
the Chase Home. The deceased was
fifty years old and q niece 81 the Rev.
Dr. Samuel KidOut and also II Hester
Chase Rid0ut. the former 0wusr - the
Chase Home. who at her death, Ieft
the Chase Home to the diocese 0f
Maryland.
Miss Ridout's death Was due - tn
berculOsis. from which she has heen =
sufferer for some years Her death
occurred At the Chase Home. where
she has resided since its establishments
She was born At Whitehall, the colo
NAL residence of Governor Hor1tlo
sharpe, Of Maryland. which residence.
in the Third district, about nine miles
from Annapolis. Was a gift from tsov-
ernor Sharpe to his private secretary.
Samuel Ridout. and from him de-
scended to the Ridout family
The funeral took place this morning
at ll.30 o'clock, the remains being
inferred in the family burying ground
1t WhitebalIi. The Rev Joseph p
Ncfcouas. rector Of st. Aune's- con
dacted the services The paIibearsrs
were Dr. John Ridout. Mr. Eugene
Worthingt0n. Grafton D. Eid0ut-
Charles -. Ridout Richard DuN al
Tbeo. Corner.
The deceased Is survived ~ a broth
er, Orland Ridout. and = sister, Mrs.
Charles DuvaiI, Jr-, both u Sorth
Severn.
Miss Ridout was an Invalid foE
some years. Her beautiful and IN
selfish Christian character made her
= great favorite at the Chase Honne.
and her quiet and peaceful end waz
the climax u a quiet and peaceful
life. The Rev. l. = Haverstiek- rector
Of st. Margaret 5, assisted AZ the funeral
services.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05
WIFE MISSING
Husband Asks Police Aid TO Find
Her

Mrs. Mary Laser, wife Of Mr.. John
laser. welI-knOwn resident Of
Curtis Bay. was reported missing from
her home yesterday morning by her
husband. The report was made 10
Nr. Thomas r.. Irwin, chief Of police
of Anne Arundel county, who was
requested by SIR. Laser t. help him
search for his wife, who disappeared
from her home sometime during tho
night.
The circumstances under which Mrs.
Laser disappeared have caused no end
~ supp0siti0ns as to her whereabouts.
Mr. Laser said that he awoke early
Yesterday morning To fntb his wife
absent, and when he put on his coat
be found his wife's wedding ring and
purse in his pockets. lie Immediate
Is notified the police and asked for
their assistance. lie could give no
explanation whatever for his wife =
absence. and stated that they were on
ihe most friendly terms. and that
the night before they had been plan
ming a trip down the Bay.
SIR. Laser also informed the police
that sometime ago his wife had
threatened to end her life by drown
ing. IL was also learned that Mrs.
Laser was sometime at Springfield
Asylum. SykesyiiIe, Md, where she
was undergoing treatment. Mr.. Laser
= n night watcbmaB at the MaTburg
tobacco factory, Baltimore. They
have two children. both Of whom are
bows. ages seven and i've years.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05
UNLUCEf NUMBER FOR HI


Mfdsbipman ~. 4. Leaphesff. wbo
died while on leave AZ bis home fn
Missouri. was member ~ tbe last
years third class 1t tine Naval AeaE 2
emy, and bad just taken the exarnina-
ti0n for promotion into the second
class for the coming year.
Reports u the June examinations.
which have just reached the depart
u1eut from Rear Admiral Sands su-
perfntendent II the Naval AeasIeuH ,.
show that on the examination NJ
f,eaphear made a notable record
Jumping over the beads ~ a numDer of
his fellow -cIassmen and reaching
thirteenth place on the list Naval
officers, after they have been a fe2
years At sea. like the bluejaeket - rhs
navy. have q sHpe rstitiOus dread -
the number -.
The report show THAI Leaphearts py
the examination. Was advanced sever
81 numbers, which makes FOR him a
most ereditabIe record. considering that
the class numbers is7 At present
Evening capital., 1907-07-05

II Is said that the position Of aaidi-
tionaI wafchmen at the Naval 4ead-
emy who successfully have passed The
examfnatf17 fefore Ctsil ~-rvse~
boar sffi psobai,if not be made BIZ
iii e.. l,rv superintendent assumes
charge about The middle of the month.
Among the applicants are several
former non-commisIsoned officers q
the marine eorrs.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05

Mr. and Ww- Henran1tn sHeNn. "a
fastuurf. an xstff "a raaTrnTw #se4He
tsriav fraaa uelu~ HsnlI 1urnfs ae
ebiII was wal<inE alane saa esaEE
streets Wasn Is rnrei.es auF ssaueat
leSsIv threw = nrs er.lrser - asr 1sI
tire explosive seE dre 1a tHa e1
dre~s. surmanx = boise an g. Eee
girl hasf oresenes 81 m1msN - ssfaenzn
faa burning dress 1e1,weem aeE saasAs
ansI smothex fAn Hre. 80 sMe
have heeu euseIoue.I "a 9eznes. He
other FouxEa sf IsIlv 1ees.ienE aE aasl-
port Was reported reso0l.l1e-
Evening capital., 1907-07-05

Miss Eilingsworth. formerly OF the
PeplnsuIar General Hospital at Sails
bury. has left the Emergency Hospital
20 return 10 her home. Miss Emma
Phillips. also Of Salisbury. has been
appointed assistant nurse to the Sd
perinfendent and has entered upon her
duties AZ the local institution.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05

Caleb Denver Beard, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Beard, OF West
street. died Wednesday. The funeral
took place this afternoon. The ser
vices were conducted by the Rev.
John l.. Walsh, pastor Of Maryland
Avenue NJ. r.. Church. The inter
ment was IN the City Cemetery.
Evening capital., 1907-07-05
TN
HnndpCIiS 6dHR=
ing &CruSt CO

AZ the regul1T weeun- n
the Board of DIEectoTs gn
TUESDAY. Julv IA 1sewI-ar-
nual dividend 0f Two ald
one-half per cent WIS -
eIared for the SIX months
ended June {OC1. Iqo7. -.elr
Of taxes. payable e. sSocs-
nOlieTS &C reC0T- CO r11F
date. on and after Idg t
1907
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