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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-24

BUTCHER-wanted a good handy all
around young man. Fred Blake Hast
ings, Neb. O)-MbA9 26N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-24
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

nroy,sd Ss7. 900
s26 acres. Holt Co, Mo, improved ..... 5000
SS clear acres. % miles SCUM improves 1900
LOIS acres. Barber Co, Kansas, I'M -
proved clear s..........s......s. ss.sss @Oioto
iS groSeIent nsa oen'' So 1920
g2b acres. 81 ri south Oak fine farm. 1900
j. RI ADKINS. Room 4 First National
Bank Bldg, Council BLUFFS,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-24
UNION LOAN COMPANY,

WIN make a special rate on collateral
loans, mortgages on personal property anc
notes, without security. Terms 70 SUR
Phone Douglas 29O4. OD-MbS0 Ma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-24

ExCHANGE5-If you have city property,
stocks Of goods, farm land or property OF
any kind to exchange, write for our com
plete list. We have properties and lands
in all parts OF the country to exchange.
Our list is free. Send for Il at once.
Globe Land and Investment Co.. Patter-
son Bldg, Omaha. Neb. G-tI6
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-24

FOR EXCHANGE-Fine onyx and quarter
sawed oak soda fountain, cost about SOOO,
as good as new; will exchange for Omaha
property or Nebraska land. Address n 28,
care Bee. (Si-M9l1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-First-class blacksmith and
wagon work business, with tools; "a TO 81
received for shoeing and 81 to IS for set
ting tires. Address l2S. Bee.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
OUR POPULATION
is GROWING
Wilmington a Blue Ribbon
City as Far as Race
Suicide is Concerned

If the death rate IN Wilmington remains
as low as It has been for the past few
weeks, and the births and marriages con-
tinue TO multiply as they have IN the same
period there need be no fear OF the popu-
latlon OF the city decreasing. Compared
With the same period last year. there were
i5 more births last week and only three
more deaths while the marriages eclipse
all records. showing that there were 81
last week as against but - for the same
week last year.
This shows that there is no danger
OF race suicide here and because of the
good showing made. President Roosevelt
may designate Wilmington as the bue
ribbon city. The report of last week 5
statistics show equally good results.
The report Of Secretary Wigglesworth
OF the Board of Health for last week
shows: Twenty-threo deaths forty births
and eighiy-sevon marriages. For the cor
responding period Of last year. twenty
deaths twenty-five births and twelve mar
rlages were recorded
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
RECRUITS OFF
FOR NEWPORT
TW1nIy-Six Young Men and
Boys Begin Service With
Uncle Sam

There were some pathetic scenes at
French street station when twenty-siN
boys and youns men who have been
enlisted by Captain CrOghan at the
naval recruiting office in the eFderal
building. the past week. were sent to
Newport. Rhode Island. to-day.
The boys were sent on a train at
noon and were in charge of Franklin
Dawson. who enlisted to-day. The
recruits will undergo a training course
at Newport and then viii be assigned
as full-nedged seamen to different war
vessels.
PATHETIC INCIDENTS.
The parents and other near relatives
of many of the recruits were at the
station to zee the boys off, and many
a mother fondly embraced her boy and
kissed him fervently before the train
pulled out Several Of the women and
not a few men were IN tears. ann
Judging from the way some of the
parents walled at the departure Of the
boys. several of the latter must have
enlisted without thei- parents being
aware of it until after the sons had
bee nacceDted into the service.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
.STEN0GRAPHERS
WANTED

Four Of the leading firms in Will
minston are waiting on us to get them
young men, competent in the business
ana shorthand branches; each firm
offers an excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement
One Of the largest firms in Balti-
more has written us this week for a
young man, competent in shorthand, to
begin on $50 q month This concern
oilers young man one of the best
opportunities in the United States.
Another position which we have been
asked to ill this week and which
we have so far not been able to fill.
is with one of the largest firms I'm
Philadelphia. In this case "A we'll
educated young woman is wanted who
Is competent in shorthand.
We know of no unemployed or avail
able graduates of the college for any
Of these positions. If any graduate
is interested. we shall be obliged to
him IL he will call to see us this after.
noon or this evening from Z to 9.
Any young man can get a frst-class
position with one Of the best firms
If he will complete a course at the
College 1t is merely a matter of pre-
paration.
tSigned) Goldey College.
Per r. j. Maclean. Mgr 8
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
FRIENDS SCHOOL FOOTBALL

AS a result Of the opening of the new
gymnasium within a few weeks and
the many new facilities now offered
for practice. it is expected that this
years football team of the Friends
School win be the strongest in the his
tory of the institution. A number Of
the students who played on last years
eleven will return and be ready to as
sumo their various positions. The
school has been offered the use Of an
athletic field on Woodlawn avenue be-
tween Fourteenth ana Sixteenth
streets. and the eleven viii practice
there. The games with rival elevens
will. as usual, be played In south Side
Park.
The members Of last years eleven
who will return this year are: Thomas
Iatimer obi Donald Van Trump, fb;
Joseph Shaw. end; Zane Poole, guard;
Clemmit Miller. hb; and Fred Curtis.
Paul Carpenter Whitley Bush, Reed
Bye. Arnold Colpitts. North Doan. John
Lynn, James Winchester, Haroourt
Burns and Harry Lindsey, subs.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Stock Markets

NEW YORK. Sept. 14-There was a
show of irregular strength at the
opening in the early trade and the up
ward movement in progress yesterday
was continued for a short period in
the first hour gains being made rang
ing from small fractions to about
point in nearly everything traded in.
Just as a strong tone seemed estab-
lished. the report came of the offers
United States Metals Selling Company.
The tradin element received the an
novncer1ent with CONSERVATION and
hurried 20 sell ali the stock thov had
previously bought, starting a quick re-
cession which was helped along by re-
newed LIQUIDATION IN Amalgamated
and American Smelling.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds irregular.
! oclock suotaions from Scott g. Co.,
Bankers ard Brokers, e02 Market ST.
Anal. Copper. so o5klNat Lead Co. 46H
Am Smeit. Co. SSHlN. Y. Central fo4H
amer. Sugar. ..IIoKlOnt. & West Al
Atchison ......... S55slNorfolk s. West. 50
Atchison, pfd go Nor. Pacidc .127K
Brooklyn Tran. "a Pacific Mail 24Jz
B. & o.. ..ooKlPennsylvania .IIo%
Can. Southern S9AlPeople's Gas $50
Chi. OR. West oXlR eading on
Ches q Ohio. ..534 Read. Ist pfd. 70
Chi & Alton 10 Read. I'd pfd.76
Chi < N. W...t43HlD. & II. ....."..I54H
C.M. & St p. IISElD., L.. & w. 40
Rock Island ...IoHl Southern Fac. IS
Rock Island pfd44 South. R. Com IsH
Erie ............. 7oHlTexas Pacifc...27
Erie. Ist pfd ... as n. c. & Leo I37
Illinois Cen. ...IS7 lUnion Pacific a8
Louisville ......IoSHlU. 5. Steel AK
Int. Met. com SHlU S. Steel pfd COZ
Int. Me. pfd 90 Wabash ...... ITH
Man. Cons Wabash pfd. ...2oH
Missouri Pac ...68 Z Western Union 70
Mo. Kan. & 7 .64 Or. North. .pfd. l25H
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
AGREED ON A
READY DIVORCE
BY THE JOURNALS speolai wlre.


DIES MONIES, las Sept. 14.-Dr. C.
h stevens, prominent citizen, and his
Wife have provided Des Molnes with a
nine days sensation by putting sep-
aration on a business basis Some time
ago Mrs Stevens went TO her parents.
Ia Jacksonville, I'll. Continued absence
led friends to write to Mrs. Stevens
for an explanation. Her answer, told
briefly Of the hame-made divorce:
"Dr stevens said he would never be
reunited on earth again or in heaven IL
he had anything 10 do with it. We
signed an agreement Of separation as
If IL were matter Of business. He
agrees 70 provide for me and the chill
dren, giving me custody Of the chill
dron. one of the worst things about
IL is that he scofns my grief and tells
mo to buck up. "
Or. Stevens refuses to discuss the
case, but his friends say there is nc
affinity"
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
NEW TAILORING
SHOP OPENED
Mullins Discontinue Custom
EO. k, and Thomas O'COn-
nell Starts New Place

Thomas OConneii, the well known tailor
who has been with the house OF Mulif
and Sons for thirty years. has opened a
tailoring establishment at the northeast
corner Of Sixth and shipley streets where
he will be pleased to have his friends and
all In need Of stylish tailored clothing to
call
Mr. O'Connen began as a tailor with
the Mullin clothing house in West Chester
! thirty years ago, and has been with che
house Of j. T. Mullin and Sons for twen-
ty-six years IN this city. The reason for
his retirement from the service Of MulHn
and Sons is that the latter house has dis
continued its merchant tailoring derarl-
ment and hereafter will handle ready
made clothes exclusively. The following
announcement by Mulln and Sons ex-
plains the change:
owing to the marvellous growth Of our
ready-made business. the increasing de-
mand fer fine ready-made clothing ard
our inability to secure more room at our
present location. we are compelled to give
up the tailoring department We have
turned over all OF our patterns ana mea-
suros to MIR. Thomas O'Connell, who was
with US for 20 many years. and who will
continue the tailoring business at sixth
and shipiey. We bespeak for Mr.. o'Con-
nell the most liberal patronage which we
enjoyed"
Ray Linville. who has been a salesman
in the merchant tailoring department Of
Mullins for several years. is now in
charge OF the chldren's clothing depart-
ment
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
HEALTH BOARD
AT NEW CASTLE
Will Meet for Organization
on Tuesday Evening
Next
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Sept 1i-owing %
the absence Of DIR. Clevanger and Col.
Cavanaugh there has been no meeting
Of the Board Of Health. There is need
for the action of the board and a
meeting VIII be held on Tuesday even
ing
Mr. Newlove said last evening that
something must be done and at once.
the clerk of City Council.
by request. has called a meeting to be
held next Tuesday evening.
Four houses on Gray street, New
Castle. are Tor rent. For further in
formation see j. b. Toman or Webster
Blakely at Henry Clay Factory
In The X. of r. Hall last evening
there was a general good time among
the members aud their women friends
Several Wilmington visitors were
present I'm order to interest the New
Castle women in the *. of T.. bazaar.
Options are being secured on real
estate ia New Castle.
Tomatoes have taken a tumble and
farmers are selling them here for
twenty cents a basket
10. G.. Bross a. managing the New
Castle News for the receivers of the
company.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Becker
took place this morning. Requiem
high mass was celebrated in st.
Peters Church and interment made IN
the adjoining cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
HOW ABOUT YOUR
OLD STRAW HAT?

There is well-dehned rumor that
the "bell will ring tomorrow to sig
nalize the retirement Of straw hats.
Whether mankind viii heed unani-
mously the cali to cease wearing straw
hats remains to be seen. But It fs one
good bet that the bell win not rims
IN all the straw hats II the weathes
continues as pleasant as IL is to-day.
Some unwritten edict sets September
IS as the time for calling i'm" the
straw hot. but after an Il is the indi-
vidual taste Of each person whether
he vii heed the Jingle Of fashions bell.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Leslie H. Porter has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
at Rewlandville. Md.
Miss May Whitcraft is visiting the
family of j. Frank Porter, OF zanes-
willie. o.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles w Hoffoecker
left this morning for a few days visit
TO Baltimore and Washington. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis H0fbecker, OF 61g West
Second street win join them i'm Balti-
more tomorrow to spend the day with
their son George IL Hoffoecker. of that
city
Tho Misses Cowan and Eakins have
returned from Atlantic City. ana are
visiting friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs William Morton and daughter
Ruth, Of this city have been guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Morris, at George
town.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA, Sept H.-FEED was
in small supply and firm with good in.
qury We quote:
on spot. winter bran, in bulk at S27.OOa
27.50an spring, in sacks, S275oa2S.00.
BAIED HAY AND STRAW-Hay was
in fair request and steady. Straw was
quiet and unchanged. We quote:
New Timothy Hay--No. /, large bales
S1S.50a19 No. 1, small bales. SlSalS50; No
?, small bales, Sl6al60, NO y &4dl5; ne
grade. S10a1s. Glover Mixed Hay-No.
s1Ga16 50: No. 2 S14ai5 Straw-No. 1,
straight rye s12: No @ stra ight rye. S11
EGGS-Strietly choice stock soll prompt
ly full prices but medium ana poor eggs
Nearby. frst In free cases. 2ic: nearby
current receipts, IN returnable eases. 23cs
Western frsts 2ic; southern, 19a2ic.
GTiEEN TRtfrTS AND NFGf ~" rs
Huckleberries-Je per quart sa10c--
Watermelons. Southern, per car. S50a125:
peaches. Del and Md per crate. S2a3;
neaches. Delaware and Maryland. Der 5-S-
bushel basket. Sio0asi50 canteloupas
d.0Oai75; cahteioupes. Colorado, Rocky
Ford per pony crate, 75caI00; Plums. N.
". per S-lb basket, blue, 23a25c pears
Del and Nd Bartlett per 5-S-bushel bas-
ket. 75caSi 25: pears Del and Nd Seckel
per 5-s- -bushel basket 75cas125; pears. other
varieties. per 5-S-bushel basket, 4Oa75c;
grapes Del, Nd. Concord. per S-basket
carrier. 81 O0ai.2 %; oranges. Cal, per box,
81 50a650: lemons per box. 81 75a450; graps
fruit. California per crate s3.00aS500: Ter
sey White Potatoes. prime, per basket
a3a35c: culis. per basket 15a17c sweet
Potatoes. Jersey. prime per basket 75a
soc; sweet potatoes. Jersey culls. per bas-
ket 85a45c sweet potatoes, Eastern Shora
Va. No I per barrel. s2550a2 f5; sweet
potatoes. Eastern Shore. Va. No. 2. per
barrel si0oal1o. Onions. Del, Md ana
Va nor bnehei basket 60a75c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls choice. 1iika15o
old ROSTERS 12a12iac; spring chickens. as
10 quality 15aiec; ducks. 12isa1S
DRESSED pOUTTRY-Fresh killed
fowls. choice, 14c; fair 70 good, 1Sa13ikc:
old roosters. dry picked. 10izc: roasting
chickens. nearby. choice t7c.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
BURIED VICTIMS
IN A CATACOMB
sy THE JOURNALS Special wire.

LISBON. Portugal. Sept. IT.
Through to-day's roundup Of a gang
of desperadoes and the discovery Of
their lair a miniature catacombs in
the suburbs of Lisbon. il is believed
the mystery surrounded scores OF
crimes and dozens OF disoppearances
viii be cleared The bandits trial is
expected to prove one of the most
startling criminal proceedings of mod
ern times.
In the catacombs was found ght partly
decomposed bodies. They are believed to
be the remains of the mysteriously disap-
peared victims. A search Of the hidihg
place offered evidences that Il had been
used as the headquarters OF murderefs for
years. lt Is believed that after r0bbing
their victims the thieves Killed them and
placed the bodies in tile secret caves and
tunnels. When the police visited the place
a dozen men were SURPRISED They Of
fcred desperate resistance but were OVER
come.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
BIG CLASS AT
OLD DELAWARE

Entrance examinations at Delaware
College were finished on Thursday and the
college is re-opened with the largest fresh
man class in ts history. and II is believed
that when all the students are enrolled
there will be the largest aggregate number
OF them in the history Of the institution.
Already sixty members have matrlculat-
ed in THE freshman class and several mofe
are expected within another week. Al
ready there are about fifteen more ffesh-
men this year than there were last year.
Most Of the freshmen came from high
schools in the State, and their fitness was
shown in the way they PASSED the en-
trance examinations. DR. George A. Har-
ter. president OF the college; Professor
Frederic Robinson and other members Of
the faculty are much pleased at the out
look.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
salvation Afmy MeetInas.

on September 2S and 20 of this month
Brigadier Damon. provincial officer of
the Salvation Army. and his staff will
hold special meetings in this city. The
brigadier will give an illustrated lee
ture on Darkest America" Several
meetings will be held in various
churches The local corps of the SAL
walton Army has been most successful
during the summer. and a large num-
Der of conversions has been reported.
Ensign Wiseman is now making up the
fall and winter company.
Meetings will be held at the Selva-
tion Army headquarters tonight and
all day tomorrow. An enrolment Of
new members will take place tomorrow
night
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Local Horses Worked WeII.

Delaware horses were strong in evil
dence at Aveat Radford Va. on
Thursday. A. II. Tyson. Of Whining
ton won the 2.2i trot with his bay
geldng Dick Mont after dropping the
first heat i'm 2.28 l-i. and trotting the
third heat i'm 220 IA, reducing his rec
ord 3 seconds Herman r. Tyson, of
Newark. won the 2.30 pacing stake.
$500. with the brown mare Nancy Bell.
By Great Heart in straight heats. Mary
NJ. a Wilmington mare. i'm A. H..
Tyson's stable took fourth money in
the same stake.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14

Us no parental objection to the hero
ines marrying the man OF her choice
and-best Of all perhaps-there is t.
be no fannel-suited tenor warblng
into the upper boxes dlttics about vlo-
let's, seashells or the NOON"
The whole thing Is an attempt to tell
a modern story In pleasant and
plausible way-I should have put the
second adjective first-and'to make the
music grow out OF the situations as
much as possible. Tho acts are three
two IN New York and the last ia Cuba,
time, 1898, but It IS not q war play The
milieuof the second act win be some
thing new and rather surprising in the
way OF stage setting.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
shops Will be Busy.

Although work at the shops of the
Pullman Company has been slack for
some Time past indications are that
within a few days It will be plenti-
ful. An official of the company stated
this morning that the very heavy
summer travel this year. and the fact
that it has kept up so late la the sea-
son has caused the Pullman cars to
remain out later than usual before
they could be sent to the shops for
repairs.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
HANNIOAN MAY
STAY IN NAVY

No action, as far as could be learned,
has been taken by John Hannlgan to
secure the liberty of his son Charles
r. Hannigan from the United States
navy. The boy enlisted in this city
without the knowledge of his parents
and he is only 16 years of age. They
tried to get the recruiting officers here
to release him, but it was then too
late.
The young man had given his age
as is years which under the Federal
law allows him to enter the service
without his consent of his parents.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
WANTED TO Be A FIREMAN

A stranger walked into the office of
Mayor Wilson this morning and app
Piled for a position In the volunteer
fire department He told w. Brandt
Hoffman, the mayors secretary, thai
he was from the country and had heard
the city was Ia need OF men TO fight
fires, for which service they were wills
ing TO pay able-bodied men as much
Jas S75 a month. The stranger declared
he needed the job badly but Mr.. Hon-
man told him there was no position
open in the fire department at present
The fellow left the Office somewhat
crestfallon
Evening journal., 1907-09-14

Harrison Manning. Orton Marshall
and Joe Marshall. of Lewes. have left
here 20 matriculato at Delaware Col
lege for this scholastic year
Mrs. Eugenia Manning and family
have returned to Wilmington. after
spending the. summer at her cottage
on Surf avenue on Lewes beach.
Mrs. John Mills, after having spent
some time with Lewes friends has re-
turned to her home IN this city.
Mrs. Ellis Gutowit1 and family OF
Lewes, are gone on an extended visit
to Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
LOVED LMsLn1 +.

NEW YORK, Sept 14.-At last the
secret Is out People have been won-
Herring what John Philip sousa has
been doing with a six months vata-
rion Answer writing comic opera.
hnd Leonard Leblng Is his collabora-
tor When charged with the crime Mr.
1iebling hemmed and hawod. Then he
confessed.
'Mr Sousa and 7 nave put ourselves
under heavy bonds to speak OF the new
piece only as a musical play" said Mr..
Iiebllng. "for It is all that comic
opera should not be. There is no Ilg-
ging king with comedy legs; nobody
seeks magic island, lnlqutous 18TH
mus, or promohtofy Of plenty; there
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Dividend Stock For Sale.

only few shares of the total capi-
tai stock of the international Lumber
and Development Company remain to
be sold The regular guaranteed 4 per
cent. semi-annual dividend for Octo-
ber 1 has been declared. To secure
shares you must order quickly Yard
ley T. Brown. Dist. Mgr, COS Equit-
able Buildings
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
BUSINESS TRAINING.

If you are thinking Of a business
training. it might be well to reserve a
seat early at the w. B. S. The attend
ance has increased so materially $50
per cent. of any previous year,. that
It viii more than make up for the
enlarged quarters, and it is safe to say
that there will be a scarcity of seats
later IN the season. A great many
students have enrolled to begin next
Monday Wilmington Business School.
second floor. daPont Building"
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Want Train 70 Rehoboth

REHOBOTH, Sept 1i.--Baltimore
residents, who enjoy a few days az
this resort during the winter months.
are talking OF circulating petition
requesting the Md. Del & Va. Rail-
road Company to run al least one
through train daily from Baltimore. as
ther is no definite connection made
with the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Lewes to meet the nightly Baltimore
train
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Washington Street Bridge Work.

The Levy Court Is arranging with
the Edge Moor Bridge Company TO-
tighten the iron work OF Washington
street bridge before the new top is
laid on the structure Engineers exam
ined the structure today and will begin
their work in a short time Tho iron
work will also be painted The now
flooring will be laid some time next
month.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
10000 AMERICANS ARE
REPORTED MOTORING IN EUROPE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Consul r.
L. Mansfield, Of Lucerne, Switzerland
reports that there are 10000 Americans
motoring on the continent lie aver
ages the expense at $40 a day for each
person, making the total expenditure in
Eurhne OF 5000 600.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
ROBBED or MONEY AND
JEWELS AT cONEY ISLAND
BY THE JOURNALS Specia1 Wire

BROOKLYN. n. Y, Sept. 14.-Morris
kenney, Of No. S146 North Franklin
street, Philadelphia was drugged and
robbed Of all his money and jewery
.at Coney Island last night. In court
today he asked that he be sent to jail
for three days so he Gould be in safety
until he sent to Philadelphia for money.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Goes 10 Northwestern University

Miss Agnes Mowbray, q daughtor OF
Presiding Elder a. 5. Mowbray OF
this city. who has been a teacher In
Tome Institute at Port Deposit. Md.
has resigned her position there 20 join
the faculty Of Northwestern University
at Chicago
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
LuuanIa Reaches New York.

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE Cunarder
Lucania, former holder OF the TRANSACT.
lantic land TO land record arrived to-day
thirteen hours later than the Lustania,
which passed her on the ocean. and seven
hours behind her own best time.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
Now ls the Time.

To get your Heaters and Furnaces
put in good shape for firing up, and in
case you should want q new heater,
don't forget the Thatcher Warm Air
Furnace. All sizes 20 suit your build
ing and heat all Of your rooms, at
James f. Wood & Co.'S. Front and
ratnall streets, Wilmington, Del. Tele-
phone 120A.'
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
pled After oneration.

Mrs Harry Johnson, of Atlantic City,
a sister of the Scheu brothers of this
city, died yesterday I'm a Philadelphia
hospital following an operation. Mrs
johnson was a daughter of Francis
Scheu. at one time a well-known news
paper publisher Of this city.