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Evening journal., 1907-08-03
GEORGETOWN NEWS NOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. August 3.-Dr.
Caleb r. Layton came to Georgetown
last evening from Washington, ID. c.,
where he Is employed i'm one Of the
government departments He will go
20 RehobOth TODAY TO attend the Re
publican state Committee meeting He
has nothing to say on matters political
but looks forward TO the seashore
confab with apparent pleasure.
Georgetown residents are complain
ing because Of the railroad service they
are now getting Some time ago the
schedule of the ID. NJ & " railroad
was changed SO that the evening train
now gets here at 1855 o'clock II for
merly reached here at $50 o'clock. The
Philadelphia and Wilmington news
papers do not get here until this late
train and are consequently delivered
after supper
Several Georgetown families are
spending some time at Rehoboth and
Ocean city.
James A. Manlove. proprietor Of the
Brick Hotel has a fine trotting stall
lion. which was injured on the track
here yesterday The animal Is tempor-
arly of the track, but is not seriously
hurt
Former Judge ID. r Marvel of viii
mington and Secretary of State Joseph
l.. Cahall, Of Dover. came TO George
town yesterday on business.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
FOUR RIVERMEN
UNDER ARREST
Trenton Police Think They
Have Band OF Active
Thieves

TRENTON, August 3-Four arrests
by the local police authorities have
been made in an attempt TO break up
a river gang whose depredations
reached from this city down into the
bay. The suspects. who are held await
ing the action of the Pennsylvania and
Delaware authorities. are John Bevins,
Isaac Densten. Charles Lurch and
George Stout, the latter being a son of
Trenton patrolman. Chief Of Police
Williams, Of Chester, Pa, in tracing
a launch stolen from that city, follow
ed his clue to Trenton. The launch
was found abandoned near Crosswicls
just below Trenton, stripped of all its
fittings. Bevins and Lurch live in
houseboats here.
When Lurch's hOuseboat was Sc. 'r,.i-
ed a lot of articles were found, in
cluding goods bearing the marx Of the
Pullman Palace Car Company Penn
sylvania Railroad police officers identi-
fed some as having been taken from
the shops at Wilmington. The Pull
man property consisted of curtains
window fringes, mirrors. camp stools
and carpet
The yacht of Mrs. Lillian Livingston
formerly Mrs Barnes, to whom Pierre
Lorillard left his Rancocas stock farm
was robbed while in Weller's boat YARD
here. There were also numerous theft.
OF boats, dynamos, machinery, furnish.
ings and other fittings all along tn,
river. Bevins and Densten are wanted
in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Della.
ware and Lurch and Stout in New
Jersey and Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
THREE CHINESE
ARE SHOT DEAD
Row Over a WOman'S Love
Causes Who'll. sale Murder
in Boston
BY HIGHBINDER ASSASSINS

BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire.
BOSTON. Aug S.-Five Chinese
have been arrested since midnight
charged with taking part in the
murder raid in China Town last night
in which three OF their countryfns1
were instantly killed and seven others
wounded. al least three ~ them fatal
". IL was the worst massacre that
ever occurred IN the Boston Chinese
quarter.
At the bottom Of an Is a woman.
Ohe Fab Wong. a Chinese slave girl,
the fame Of whose beauty spread from
Los Angeles to New York until IL is
alleged a rich Chinese merchant, mem
Der Of the On Leong Tongs. deter
mined 20 buy her and sent as his agent
20 San Francisco, Mong Duck. a Chi
nese actor
Fell In Love With the Girl.
Mong Duck. according 70 rumors
current to-day, was successful In his
mission but fell in love with the girl
himself and soon after they reached
New York he carried her Off. His
emDlover followed and Mong Duck
one morning was found murdered. As
for Ohe Fab Wong, IL Is said she was
beaten TO death. But Mong Duck he-
longed 10 the Hep ying Hong, the
great Chinese society. and there lies
the trouble. Immediately his TONG
set out TO revenge his death on TIE
On Leong Tongs and the trail of death
runs through the Chinese quarter in
Philadelphia and New York and to-
day in Boston The police declare
that last nights massacre was done
by members Of the highbinders. hired
by Hep Sing Tong TO carry out its
design.
Fireo Into Merrynslcrs.
Last night ten tail Chinese dressed
I'm American clothes suddenly appear
ed IN Chinatown and without warnire
fired revolvers upon the Chinese who
crowded the streets meldng merry i'm
honor OF old Home week
They fired over nifty shots until the
last Celestial lay dead or wounded on
had fed Then at a signal from their
leader they scattered.
Joe Guey. said to be the highbindet
leader was arrested early to-day. Two
others. said to be members of the
gang. were also captured and two
more were arrested in Worcester, i'm
mediatelv after arriving from Boston
by trolley
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
COLLECTED MUCH
TAX MONEY

Collectors OF county taxes In New Cas-
re county report unusually large colle,~
lions FOR the moLtl OF July
George r. Cheney, Of Christiana hun
dred. who was at the Court House this
morning reported collectors Of $3.50 du =
ing the month. an amount largely in ex-
cess Of than gathered during the cores
pondng month Of last year.
In Brandywine hundred, during July,
James MesilAgan collected $780, Tn s
amount likewise. is far in excess Of the
amount collected in Ju'y of last year.
The Wilmington hundred collections ag-
gregated about S65OoO.
The collectors will allow per cent. re-
bate on all taxes paid during the month
OF August
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
WANTS FARMERS
TO ORGANIZE

HARRINGTON. Aus. s.-John w.
Peckham. Of Harrington. has been this
week making a tour among the farmers of
middle Delaware with view to engaging
their attention Ia the direction Of crgani-
zation, for the purpose Of control OF farm
products. and the fixing Of standards Of
value Mr.. Peckham believes that the
farmers should organ ze 20 further their
own interests. IN manner similar to other
business Ines He desir 8 10 hold NEE p
ings in an Of the pubic school Clstr cts for
the purpose Of discussing the plan wi h
farmers. and those interested.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
RICH ARMENIANS
DOOMED TO DEATH
Warned That They Would be
Slain by BIaCkmaiIers They
reGuarded by Detectives
py THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Aug S-Doomed by
he Huncharkists TO die today three
wealthy Americans are taking every
brecaution. but terrified by the fear
that nothing can prevent their execu-
ton they have made their wills and
prepared for the worst
The marked men are.
Armon p. Aleon, OF East Orange,
who has store on Broadway; BedGos
Kazanjian, Of New Rochelle, n. r.;
N. Kaigheusian, who has New
York office and a rug factory at Free
hold. n. J.
Kaigheusian, who has been hidine
nj Spring Lake. n. j.. came to New
York last night and stopped az the
Prince George Hotel lie is said 90
have slipped away TO some seaside re-
sort to-day.
All three were Informed by Huneh-
nkist letters that they were con-
demned to death and the time limit
for the execution expires to-day.
Until the real leader OF the great
International society Of blackmaiiers
Is captured no wealthy Armenian wiz
be without fear for mis- life.
Each Of the three men doomed TO
ole to-cay Is surrounded by private
detectives but they cannot escape the
haunting fear that the mysterious
murderers win ma a way.
Detectives arrived to-day from
Lowell. Mass. with Garabed Boghoos-
ian. cousin Of Bedros khachadorian,
who is In t6e tombs prison charged
With the murder Of II. S. Tavshan-
1ian.
Il is expected that the cousin Of the
prisoner win give important informa-
tion 70 the police.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Larae Wheat YleIc. in sussen.

MILFORD. August 3.-The yield of
wheat in the vicinity of Dover this
year Is proving to be unusually large.
The largest yield yet reported is that
of Thomas o. Cook on the HeiEy Pratt
farm near that town, owned by A. G..
Massey. on eight acres his average was
SO bushels and 10 pounds 10 the acre.
This is probably the greatest yield ever
known In Kent county. r. w. Jenkins
reports 81 ~ bushels 10 the acre, and
II. V. Wallace, on the Pennewill farm,
25 bushels.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Will Visit Vermont.
FINE IMPOSED
ON STANDARD OIL
Continued From First Page)
No Further Delay. Says Court

No Further Delay, Says Court
Merit star, attorney for ths defense OBJ
jected TO the final entry OF the order be-
cause the STANDARD lawyers were not pres
ent. Judge Land.s said was agreed tn Il
they would be there.
Star moved to set aside and vacate the
Judgment as being violation Of rights
Of the defendants. Of the constitution
which prohibits the infiction Of excessive
fines. The court overruled this as we'll as
numerous other motions.
Star asked for long time to prepare a
bill of exceptions.
District Attorney Sims said dc had bsen
agreed between himself and counsel for
Standard that sixty days be allowed for
preparations Of the bill. The court said he
did not approve, but as it had been made
he would respect the arrangement ard
named sixty days Court intimated no
further delay would be granted. The Gaze
would so to the court OF appeals in jan
uary.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
CHESTER PIER SINKS,
PEOPLE IN A PANIC

Two thousand persons waiting to
board steamboats, at Chester were
thrown into a panic when the pier
began 10 sink this morning. That no
body was seriously hurt or drowned
is remarkable. as the pier was jamWed
with two thousand persons al the time.
II was the annual excursion Of the
school children OF Chester to Washing
ton Park, and the steamers Peerless,
Fearless and Pleasant Valley were TO
take the children to the PARK. AT the
same time nearly 500 persons were
waiting to board the steamer Thomas
Clyde for Woodland Beach. The Will
son line steamboats, had left the wharf
but a short time before.
Support Of Pier Gave Way.
SO great WAS the weight Of the crowd
that one OF the supports beneath the
Evening journal., 1907-08-03

pier game way, allowing the pier to
drop seven inches. Instantly every
thing became confusion. Women and
children screamed and fought in their
efforts TO get of the pier One man
was crowded overheard, but was fished
out before he was drowned The cloth
ing of many persons was torn during
the panic.
Foioe Restore Order.
Chief Of Police Williams and twenty
policemen who had gone to the pier to
look after the embarking of the eX-
.cursionists prevented the panic becom p
ing more serious. he policemen got
around the struggling excursionists and
finally restored order
Afte rthe confusion subsidized the ex-
cursionists boarded the steamers for
Washington Park
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Chancellor Appoints Appraisers.

Chancellor Nicholson this morning
appointed William 70. Kramer and
Charles L. story appraisers TO value
the stock Of the Bross- Willard Print
Ing Company. and Alfred NJ. Cham
berlain and Henry r. smith TO act In
the same capacity for tho George +.
lee Company, Of Mddletown. Both
concerns are IN the hands OF receivers.
rhe chancellor also permitted Thomas
n. Bayard. receiver for the Phoenix
Investment Company to sell personal
property OF the company
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
HORSES WILD DASH
One Woman Thrown to Ground, While
Her Companion Is Unhurt.

WEST CHESTER, Aug. s-Whilc
Miss Edith Darlington and Miss Rose
Darlington. daughters of Congress
man Smedley Darlington. deceased,
and sisters Of Mrs. Butler. wife Of
Congressman Thomas S. Butler, were
driving from this borough 20 their
home at Faunbrook. near town, the
horse stumbled IN the road and Miss
Rose. who was driving, was thrown
20 the road. narrowly escaping the
animals heels The horse ran away.
the reins dangling along the road. and
Miss Edith unable 10 stop the animals
flight The frightened animal stop
ped at the stopplnE-hlock in the yarl
OF the Darlington residence without
damaee TO the team OF injury to it's
occupant. Miss Roses only injuries
were several painful bruises about
the shoulders.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Pleasant Party.

A pleasant time was spent Thurs
day evening at 14Os Railroad avenue
in honor of Miss Jennie Ryan's birth
day Refreshments were served. Among
those present we're: William Cahall,
Mrs. NJ. Ryan, Mrs. John Cahall. Miss
Annia Ryan. Harry Kessler, Mrs.
Kentnes, Mrs. Mary Keller. Leslie Ca
hail. Lottie Vandever, Annie Echrich,
Emma Kramer, Sylvania Bunting. Cal
da ellison, Francis Connor, Bessie Kent
ner Fred Keller. Adam Keller. Harry
Keller, Dena EclSrich, Max Leshem,
John W. Cahall. Willie Atkinson,
Charles Paris, Charles Kates and
George Kates.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Safe in Alaska.

FREDERICK T. Steward, Of this city.
who has gone to Juneau, Alaska, has
written to friends in this city announc-
ing his arri.Sal. He writes in glowing
terms Of the many friends he made
among the Christian Endeavorers going
to Seattle, Wash. He was gladly well
coined at the home of his sister and
her husband. Mr.. and Mrs H.. j. Fisher.
in Juneau, July 20.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
STOPS WORK ON BRIDGE
Colonel Hoxie Orders Contractors to
Suspend Operations.

Col. r.. l.. Hoxie. the United states
Army engineer stationed az Balti-
more, has sont orders to the contrac-
tors erecting the piers of the new
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge
al Havre de Grace, 10 suspend work
until a misunderstanding with the
War Department Is set right.
The order viii not affect the piers
crossing Watson's Island nor the shore
piers. Unless an agreement is reach
ed with the War Department the
change IN plans which may be neces
sary may add, Il Is sRid. between
$1,000 and 100000 TO the cost Of the
structure
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Stock Markets
By THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. August s.-Prices In
the stock market at the opening show
ed slight fractional declines. Amalga-
mated Copper started 3-s down and
Reading, Steel Common and Southern
Pacific is lower. Smelling gained and
lost IA Northern preferred and
Northern Central advanced IA, while
Union Pacific declined Ia
o'clock quotations from Scott &. Co,
Bankers and Brokers, eo2 Market st.
Anal Copper. ..S4 45klNat. Lead Co. ssH
Am. Smelt Co. II2 HlN. Y. Central III =
amer. Sugar. ...I7oK Ont. & West .2sH
Atchison ......... 81 = Norfolk West 74K
Atchison, ptd ...9I Nor. Pacific .I43H
Brooklyn Tran. 56zs Pacific Mail 26K
B. & o.. ....e74 Pennsylvania I22X
Can. Southern % Peoples Gas ...9oH
Chi. Gr West. IIZlReading ro2x
Ches & Ohio. ..sA8lRead. fst pfd. So
Chi. & Alton 1911 Read. I'd pfd...77
Chi & n. W...I4S Rock Island ...7rN
C.M. & St P. I37 Rock Island pfd46H
4 ID. & II. .........I6S Southern ac. SoH
D., l.. & w. 46S South. R. Com ISX
Erie ............. 738lfexas Pacihc..2o
Erie. Ist pfd -. S8KlT. c. & leo I4o
| Illinois Cen. ...I4I Union Pacific T4sX
Louisville ......IIa U. S. Steel AK
/ INT. Met. com I5HlU. S. Steel pfdIoo Y
int. Me. pfd 43 Wabash ...... IaK
Man. Cons. I3o Wabash pfd. ...24M
Missouri Pac. ..7sH Western Union "
No Kan. & 7. ,66 lGr. North. pfd. I37H
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
BERRY TO OPEN
DRY CAMPAIGN

GEORGETOWN. Aug. AT sand II is
Camp tomorrow the Hon. W. II. Bsr. y,
Of Pennsylvania. will deliver temper
anoe address in the afternoon. This VII
be The opening gun OF the campaign OF
the anti-license forces
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Social Notes

Mrs. George Foraker and two daugh-
ters are spending 10 days In Atlantic
City
Miss Bessie Kirkhope. of Cleveland,
Ohio. is spending a month with her
uncle, Robert +. Stuart. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mast, of Elver-
son, have been visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Il. Linn and
son are guests at the home Of Mrs.
Samuel Lee, at Coatesville.
Miss Helen Stuart has returned from
few days visit spent in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McChntock, OF
Downingtown. are enjoying a visit
among relatives in Wilmington.
William b. Edwards, formerly Of this
city. has removed TO Ridley Park.
Joseph Wickersham spent Thursday
in West Chester.
Oscar Williams. Of Coatesville, is vis-
iting in wilmington.
Miss Emily Allison and Miss Ada
Bentley, Of coatesville, are the guests
OF friends here.
Mrs Curtis c. Bupp is visiting her
aunt at oxford.
Miss Sara Walker is the guest Of
Miss Helen Hickman, at Cheyney,
Miss Garetta Aiken of Chester, is
spending some time with friends here.
Bert L. Greenwood, of Upland, was
recent visitor here.
Townsend b. Rowand has returned to
Marcus Hook after spending some time
with relatives in this city.
r. c. Cloud, of Marcus Hook, was a
recent visitor here
Misses Clara and Flora Walls have
/ ed a
Lebanon, Pa.
Mrs william Hirzel spent Thursday
at Brandywine Springs
Mrs G. =. Donnelly spent Thursday
at Ocean City, Nd
willard Downham Is visiting in Cape
May. Atlantic City Philadelphia and
Chester.
Miss Helen smith hos been visiting
in Philadelphia.
Martin j. Kline has returned from a
trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
John w. Bradley is spending this
week in Elkton, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quillen, of Cam
den spent a few days in Wilmington
recently.
Mrs. n NJ. Wilson and daughters
Madelon and Margaret. are spending
several weeks at guests Of Mr., and Mrs
( j. r. Gillespie at MNington, Md
Miss Edith P. Jackson has been visit
ing friends at New Castle.
Mr. and Mrs w. L. Duff and daugh-
ter, Vera, have returned home after
spending a week at New York and
Brighton Beach
Miss Annie Platt Of South Claymoni
street leaves today for a vacation in
New York and surrounding seaside re-
sorts.
Miss Adallne Bunning of Mullica Hill
n. j.. is the guest Of Miss Edith NJ
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Green, Of New
York. and John p. G-een of Phila'
delphia. spent THURSDAY in this city
coming over from New York in az
automobile.
l.. P Green is a Delawarean and
came here TO see old faces again. HI
drove out to Talleyville. met mann
old friends of his boyhood days, aus
was delighted with the trip.
Mr.. Green is president Of a larg
development and Improvement com
pany in Southern California and en-
gagged in real estate business in Cali
fornia in 1850. The company ha
branch offices throughout the countrl
and has bought large tracts OF lan'
in growing cities in nearly ever.
State in the union.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Lukens will leav
Sunday for Washington to visit their sis
ter Mrs c. W. Murray
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Cooper of No. 81
Lombard street are spending two week
at Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Nd. Lattomus WIII Reeovar.

A. c. Lattomus. 70 years old. Of
Clayton. Is recovering from a stroke of
paralysis, suffered several days ago.
James W. Lattomus, the lawyer, of this
city. who is a son OF the stricken man.
returned home fro mhis fathers bed
side to-day, bringing the information
that his father would recover.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
DEATHS
DEATHS.
Charles Thomas.
Cantain VIM. NJ. erosion.

Captain VIM NJ. erosion.
cROsTON-In the Philippine Islands
on June T. 1907. Captain VIM. NJ
erosion. son Of the late Col r. f. a.
erosion.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at St. Joseph's Church, on
August s, at 10 o'clock Intermert
private.
THOMAS-In this city. on July 81,
1907. Charles Thomas.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at his residence. No 400 Nc
Cauley street. sunday afternoon at .
o'clock. Interment Mt. Zion ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
colonel Alnaeow is lll.

Colonel A. L. Ainscow is confined to
his summer home. at Binstead. with a
severe cold. While speeding in his
motor boat Alfred il, the other day,
Colonel Ainscow became wet and has
been in since His condition is not
serious. however.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
nlee Club ON outinn.

The crescent Glee Club left today
for its annual outing on the Delaware
and Chesapeake canal The club is com
posed Of Wilmer McEroy, William
Barnhill. Harry Vincent Albert Jones
George Barnhill and Harvey Capelle
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
MaryIand Tarast Prnotio..

The annual target practice Of the
Maryland National Guards has ended
with the following results: First Regi-
ment sos men qualified; Fourth Regi-
ment, 263; Fifth Regiment. SO.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Returned From a vi.it.

Clifford Nesbit who has been visit
ing in oxford. Pa, has returned home
He had a leg amputated at the Della
ware Hospital recently as a result Of a
wound sustained three years ago.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
CHANDLER q g9SfstSs:E E%Sai%:E
- "a ~ nlInIl, aIrnnl

No 11s W. Ninth Street
Carefr. attention day or night
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
mntn claimed. Carriages furnished.
AppointnnSHsN drpt-cSass. Both Phonea
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Entnrtalned Rv Anto Rid..

Or. and Mrs Dorsey w Lewis. Of
Middletown. last night entertained
Mrs Julia Lockwood Mrs. Clara Green
and Miss Helen Brady on an automo-
bile ride.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Drowned From Schooner.

While asleerpon the schooner Carrie"
off Rock Hall, in Chesapeake Bay
James Satterheld. aged II, of Kent
county, either rolled or walked over
board and was drowned.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Properly at sherifFs Sale,

At sheriff's sale this morning George
7. Brown, attorney bought the prop
erty Of William R. Polk and II. L.
Evans & Co, at Twenty-third and
Market streets. for $500.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
SUNDAY School Convention.

MILFORD. August 3-A Sunday
School Convention will be held at
Slaughter Neck Church for Cedar
Creek hundred on Tuesday, August 13,
and at Laws Church for Milford hun
dred on Wednesday, August IA.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
WHEN SLEEP FAILS

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Half a teaspoonful IN half a glass Of
water Just before retiring brings re-
treshing sleep.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
nnuer rnanher 81 E.d.ral.hnrn-

Professor II. II. Nuttle. for the past
year instructor in the Conference Acad-
emy at Dover has been appointed prin-
cipal of fredericksburg High School.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Or. Jones Now h AfrIea.

DR. J. J. Jones and Miss Jones. who
sailed for Europe one month ago. are
now travelling in Africa. Friends Of
the doctor here have received many
picture postal cards from the countries
he has visited since being away.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Loekiav Killed Iit,Ie Girl.

The funeral of Ella Everett. aged
IL years, who died from loclSiaw. caus-
foot, took place Friday morning. Rev.
c. X. MeCaslin, of Belair, officiating.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03

the Insane. was in Wilmington yes
terday and went over the plans for the
new hospital with the architects. Con-
nell and Pierson. To bring the figures
down to the sum on hand, about $1,000
will have to be cut off. The revised
plans will be in shape for the bidders
within ten days.
Will Visit Vermont.
Miss Lulu r. Dennis leaves to-day
on vacation Of two weeks, to visit
in Bennington, Vermont She viii
be accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Edward Ehlers and daughter, Of
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
MARRIAaE.

scHARP-GORDON.-On March 30,
BY the Rev II. A. G. Westerheld Harry
4. Scharp and Mabel +. Gordon.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03
Went Over plans

DR.. William II. Hanclxer. superinten-
ient Of the Delaware State Hospital for
Evening journal., 1907-08-03

Mrs. w. C. Stayton is at Greenwood
DIR. J. A. Ellegood is in Canada.
Miss Bertha Thallman is spending
her vacation with Baltimore friends.
Evening journal., 1907-08-03

James o. walcott is at ocean City,
Nd
Hugh Morris is at Bridgeville.
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