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New-York tribune., 1907-04-28


New Fancy Corded Shirred Lawns
large assortrrent-best styles 81
regular shilling quality .------.-.-.. "
NousselIne Ge Fleur-a beautiful soft
material 1or street or evening wear
white and tinted grounds with satin
stripes and floral effects Al
elsewhere so and 80. ----.-.-...-.. 80
satin striped French Orsaudy- imported
20 sell at 69 cts--IoveIy Wild flower AZ
patterns tregIs-erad designsl -.-..-. '7S~|
Imported Orgaady Llsze-solt and sheer
white and black grounds with roses
buds. sprays and tWO-tone Effects n
FisWed Lawns and DimI,ies- "a
Printed Si.k Chiffon MuiIs-a wonderful
variety Cc rings. dots combination
patterns, small figures stripes. &c
out OF the ordinary N quality and ~
de- .sns-ulili lengths Of - cent goods -
Just nil the bill FOR effective. cool
but inexpensive summer dresses
ana hae enough for any occasion.
THOSE WHO WEAR BLACK
BlacN Novelty SviSs-sheer. silky finish
figures ot Polka Dots-w0rth $1.O0 AZ
Imported Black AIadras-Jacuuard-
figures. stripes and dots-SO styles. o.
Black SILK ChiJonettes-rhe finest
do- and rims Gesisus-Others ask 80 80
Plain -.---.... So
Elsck Persian Lavns-suk finish
beautiful sheer quality
10 "a. %
Black Lingerie Batistes. ....-.. 70
Black satin stripe Grenadines. 10
Blacll Emb'd stripe Muslins-
worth ~ -----.--.- -----.---,.... Il
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
WORK WANTED.

CHASER. Good all round. experienced in
modollniE. cut of town. Chaser Box -,
"a East 10Th ST.
COMPASSION or TUTOR 10 boys going
abroad during sE:amer months by college
man: references. Address Yale. Tribune
Office
DESIGNER: starter; in cloak and suit
house Rosenberg 1865 Second ave.
DRAFrsMAN. first class wants extra
work machine designing, working draw
ings. patent office drawings. catalogue Il -
lustrating reasonable charges. best of ref
ereaces Browne. l4l East Goth 81.
DRAFTSMAN. &c. with contractor. knows
how 30 calculate. take measurements on
buildings: can make drawings. moderate
pay; willing, ambitious. Frafms 1883 Sd
DRIVER. BY young man. married. -
wears old on shipping truck. or anything
best references and experience. Vincent
D'Abru2zo 1894 - ave
DYNAMO TENDER wants position Harry
Fursici. 430 Central ave. Brooklyn
BXPERIENCED young naa in auto
garage r. T. 400 East oath ST.
ENGINEER. - Employed; wishes change
expert steam engineer; ures indicator, re
ducss coal consumption large experience;
good references: large mill or factory pre-
ferred Rahmlow. 436 9Th ave
ENGINEER. thoroughly competent: city or
country. Engineer l49 Waveriey Place.
MANAGER: large experience in selling
land manufacturing vinegar. pickles. dill
pickles. sauerhraut. Address Box lOG
Hicksville Long Island
MAN. %. speaks German and some English:
intelligent. strong. capable, any kind OF
work, Paseher. 6l3 Willow ave. Hobolseu.
MAN. with best references. wishes position
Of trust Kidon. 1916 % ave.
PIANIST. sight reader ana solo accompan-
ist also entertainer. ror summer hotel;
excellent references NJ =. II, Miss FitZ-
Geral5's Bureau. sos Firth ave. cor. 42d
PLUMBER. junior, wants steady job Fred
Gieisberg, 453 West Attn 81.
PORTER oolored, in store or 10 be gen
orally useful In any business place: viii
ing worker: good references. !. Auer. 5ls
East 14sth st.
sHEPFIERD.-By a man who ;horourbIv
understands the business; good references.
7 Wickson. Shelburne Farms. Shelburne,
SHIPPING CLERK.-Export. domestic:
can handle department with economy and
manage help TO the best advantage fu!l
charge only: systematizeT. T. r Hose
473 72d ST., Brooklyn
Salesman. - Experienced: embrolderies.
laces: ladies' undergarments: large ac-
quaintance with manufacturing ana jobblng
trade: represent large importing houses.
Address Sussman. 40l Broadway, RoSn ~.
TOOIAIAKER- -MACHINIST in out OF town
shop: healthy location; accurate work
preferred best references furnished from
good shops Address Toolmaker care
Degenfeid 1853 jefferson ave. Brooklyn.
TrPHOLSTERER. CABINETAA KIGR Re
palrs: repolshes ali kinds Of furniture at
ladies' houses; day or week: city or coun-
try Meyers. 40l East 64th ST.
WATCHMAN: 20: sober and reliable; day
or night: or any other position Of trust;
can give security. Address =. Eichwaldt
514 East l4th St
! YOUNG Pennsylvania lawyer. fve years
practice. locating IN New York desires
| position with law or realty nFm. Address
! Box 902 Brooklyn.
| YOUNG MAN. wishing 10 complete me
chanical studies. desires place as tracer:
three years experience: references. SALARY
moderate {. Mark 194 MorEsa a., Jersey
|'SS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
1888 Worth $500

- A-@a( = .Hl- u @lsIl
Tailored Suits Of aue English Worsts.Ia
ana Chiffon Pansmss- newest Sprine-
slSues' @lso Cnecks and Sgripes-fancv
tailored with silk and cloth iniavs i9ces
ana elaborate braIdings.
AT 1888 : Worlh 1898
Handsome suits OF Chiffon Panamas 4,
Russer and other leading shades aDd de'
sirable MiNtures-Gioson Etons and POM
Models. beautifully trimmed with Silz
strappings fine silk braids. tassel, etc.
At 32s9s . WCrth 42.98
smartiy Tailored suits IN SPRING NFfxs-
ures and ChiGons. Panamas. In tbs new
pastel shades-Gibsou E,tons. elabOratelv
trim'd with Point Venise Lace Iuserta
silk Inlays and Strappiugs and fancy
Nests-deep plsated girdies.
Finer Tailored Suits to 70. 90.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
Women's UnderWear
LLE LaSL q
The Manufacturers Stock
P,,v- ubi1a vOu can like fhisl

4IS G-&L~1&C-l1e4S StJSA
Buy while you can like this!
Muslin Drawers-hem and plain
or b. 8 tucks-value 30 --.......-.s 4 q
Cambric and Muslin Drawers
wide rufiles with tucks. emb'y or lace
value -09 ----------------.-.' -S7
Cambria and Muslin Drawers-tuck8.
lace or mb'y-value 20 ...-........ .o0|
Night Dresses-ruu length ana width
tucked yoke, with and without emb'y
inserts-wOrth 80 -------------..---s -SS
Nainsook and Cambria Night Dresses
over twenty styles-elabOrate trim
o. lace. emb'y. ribbon. tueks. &c -
Other Special values
at 149. I69 uD TO 3-Sa
Sheer Nainsook Gowns-sOhd lacs
inserted yokes and sleeves enby
Medallion Centre. with rOsettes and
bows Of wash ribbon-UsuallY SI.9S-G.O .OO1
Cambria Corset Covers-laee and emb'y
tri,n'd styles-worth 20 and 30 -ssss IL y
Nainsook Corset Covers-Iace and
enb'y trim'd front and back
ribbon runnings-Value 90 -...s.ss~s ss5S /
Carnbric skirts-Knee hounce OF
lawn with lace and 4 inserts Of hes
or enlb'y and tUcks-value Si-O8....-s I'd !
Cambria and Muslin SEi-ts-effectivo
trim OF Val or fancy laces or -
emb'y with tucks-wOrth $1-28. ..s--s -Btod
Special Lots Of Fancy trim'd SKIRTS az
10S. .2-9S- -S.SS.
Fine Cambria Skirts-foUnces N
panel effects with inset ennb'y medalIaonS
and skeleton ruffie Os lace. ribbon -
run heading-were $50 O.OOi
Regular and skirt length Chemi5es-
Fine NafnsOOk-yokes o. lace
inserts. emb'y and ribbon
lace or tucked skirt rufie-valus ,9s-.- .6sfs!
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

THE SKIRTS
Continued
Special at S1.OO
Of soft finished cambria. deep
umbrella rutfleS with lace in
sertions and edge or deep hem
stitched tucked ruttlc.
Special at $50
of soft finished cambria, deep
umbrella rufiie, edged with
French embroidery. eyelet en-
hroidery, NaleucieWnes lace in
Sertions, edge and tuckings.
Special at S1.9S
of fine nainsook. with deep
lawn rutles. elaborated with
four Insertions Of Point de
Paris lace and edge or en-
broidery insertions and edge.
Special at Sc. .0S
of fine camhfic or lawn knee
ruiIles or circular flounces of
ValencieuneS or CIuny lace.
others with embroidery inser-
tions and edge or deep EN-
broidery flounceS with ribbon
and beading.
Exceptional values in
fancy lace and embroidery
trimmed skirts
Special at S3. 90. s.. %,
S5.95, S7.95 to SIG 90
THE DRAWERS
Special at soc
of nainsook. with wide um-
brella ruffies, edged with
French embroidery or Nalen-
cienneS lace and hemstitched
tucks: open or closed.
Special at Soc
of nainsoOk or soft finished
cambric: umbrella ruiilcS ana
the new isabelle model cirru-
lar and French top elaborated
with embroidery. combination
of lace and embroidery and
lace.
Special at $1.OO
of fine nainsook isabelle or
regular models: umbrella ruf-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
Women's Tailored Suits and Dresses
Far Below Earlier Prfcesl

Entre sample lines OF several manufacturc r, ori
fashionable fabrics styles our own s
represented n following: ''0
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
Special at SIOO

OF nainsocd or soft finished
cambric; ch2niS2. open front.
1eIpadour circular or high
neck models; elaborated With
fine embroidery, Cluuy and
Euri'Sh Val. lace; ribbon
trimmed.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
RESTAURANTS.
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

WATCHES Ans JEWELRY.
CHAS. BARTESNS tiate OF Bartens q RIce).
Watches. Diamonds. Precious Stones, T.
20 John st. Telephone 3S91-COFtlalds.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

CURTAIN EDGES
for light weight draperiss-were 10 8
LACE BED SETS
French Net. centre motif-festoon
valauce-bolster sham-valUe S4-9s 2. 9S
FRENCH NET BED SETS
large centre and corner motifs
were S69S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z. %
ARABIAN NET BED SETS
large centre ruOtif-festGon Valauce--
bolster sham-valUe Si7- 9S- --....1 1 -9S
BELGIUM STRIPE SLIP COVERINGS
red. blue green and tan
value II ------------- -------.. i =
VEST1BJ-LE NET PANELS -;'fx47-
Irish Point and Renaissance motifs
mounted 6u French uets-value 81 70 10
FANCY SUMMER CCf.TtsINS
coIoved cross stripes-value SLoo..- .6S
tU SIX Damass Portieres-silk
odEs-cid pairs were S16.9s. ..... . 9S
GREAT VALUES IN PORTTEREs-
mer- viz-d-.ue pair of styl7-
bCs. yol1riu-s--rope or fringe edge
were S69 .----------- Is %
NOTIFIED ANSIINSTER RUG
Nest -errieeable for summer use
same quality In pattern desisus could
mot b- sold under $500 To Sl<e"
i6v9 f,....---.-.--. sos
e.axo fr----------.-- 7.9S
% No ft...-.---.-.-- q 9S
Al Wool Brussels Rugs
@aN106 ft-value S6.9S. a .9S
Az Wool Brussels-rich medallion
and snail DESIGNS suitable for any
room-9xt@ fL-elsewhere S17-jo. I 4 70
Nxraias,er carpet -fringed-
value Sl-HN .---..----- .-- ~
Eoval Smyrna Hall Runners
Gx12 ft.-weve Sl2.9S. ,-....,..... 8. .9S
2Gx9 ft-were SS.9S ..............5. .9S
BAMBOO CURTAINS
lattice tor-vaiue 81 I50--.,-........ 90
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
A Great Bargain List of
Summer SDecialties i'm Home Furnishings

manufacturers to make saces 70
rapidly Consequently we have made many p
prices much below value
lines incoHparabIe STOCKS
therefor his enl Bargain List
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
YOUNG Man; evenings. no canv assius.
a. Il. ~. ~ Bank ST.
YOUNG MAN -. az anything m factory or
srpra. good reference. a. A. Box "a.
YOUNG MAN. - wants position ~ some
kind. light clerical work az as collector.
willing worker. reference or security NJ.
Haruch care Mers.nsky al3 froome S.
Young MAN. -; work OF auy kind good
driver. city or country Address William
F'n2eL -uGiz 'hauncey ST. Brooklyn.
YOuNG MAN. -. AT anything. good taIkcr.
willing 10 go away. Address Percy Nixon,
% Mcbouga! ST., Bruok,yn.
YorNG Mas. strong. wishes to learn car
riage painting. polishing or logksmlth
trade Iioneiser, 433 East 18th 81.
YOUNG MAN. -: willing ana reiiable. at
anything reference +. Lritzseu. JIl ~
AorNG MAN. nigh school graduate. study
lhs chemistry. peaks English. German.
Hungarian Italian. Rumanian. N. GRAY.
care Mark. 20 East tlth st.
Female
double entry; knowledge of tvprWrltIug
Miss J.. ~. Olson. 500 Fulton ST. Brook
lyn.
COMPANION to a lady OF Young Girl r3iny
q Europe this summer by experienced
traveller. fluent French and English: the
best OF references. Companion. Box 8.
Tribune Office
COMPANION TO elderly lady or semi-in-
valid. refined lady. no objection 10 the
country. best city references =. O. Box
"a, Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 broadway.
GOVERNESS by young French woman.
es companion or visiting Gogerness dur
ing sumner months: excellent references
Governess. Box S, Tribune Office.
PRIVATE SECRETARY Eight years ex-
perience, high class professional and lit
erary. Secretary. Box 40. Tribune Once.
STENOGRAPHER- Absolutely first class.
commercial; now employed desires per
manent place at moderate salary. highest
references as 10 character ANA ability NJ
NJ. Box IS. Long Island city.
sTENoGRAPHER and expert Remington
operator, by young woman. Is: = ypars'
excellent commercial experience: Al refer
ences: salary $40 Ida Mendelson. GG3 Bal
tic st.. Brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPHER ana Typewriter: willing
ohlgins. beginner; excellent reference
Miss A.. 62J Vanderbilt ave. Brooklyn.
TEACHER; College graduate: young
woman; teacher In wel known girls
school: three years experience In teaching
and tutoring: position for the summer Ad-
dress Stanford. Tribune Office.
HATS
HATs.-An kinds OF ladies' and gentle
mems felt. straw hats. renovated.
cleaned. bloc ed. Ike new: Panama silk
beaver leRhorn. Neapoiitan hats spe-
cialty. French Cleaning Co. 1O9 w IOith
LAWYERS.
A RELIABLE LAWYER gives Immediate
assistance, all embarrassing entangle-
meats. family. personal. business dIficul-
ties without publicity; Investigations QUIET
": faithful successful absolute privacy:
advice free Attorney. ~ Nassau. Room 203
TAILORS
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THE GOWNS

special at 7oc
OF nainsook or soft finished
eanhric: chemiSe style. 6lmo-
uo or puff sleeves: lace and
ribbon trimed.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

THE DRAWERS
(Continuedl
Special at S1.5O
of sheer nainsook and cam
brio extra wide umbrella ruff
ileS in Van Dyke effects; clab-
GRATED with laces. insertions.
cmbroiderieS and ribbon.
Special at S1.0S
of sheer nainsook. French mod
els; Scmi-circuIar founccs OF
Nalencienncs lace, insertions
and edges; ribbon run. en-
broidery edge and Insertions.
Finer Draw ers in many new
and exclusive models; also
copies Of imported garments.
Special at 50 %. s.. 3.95,
S4.05, S5.0o to S7.95.
THE CONVERSATIONS
Special at St.OO
Corset Cover and Drawers or
Corset Cover and Knee skirts
of fine nainsook. elaborated
with Val. lace Insertion edge
ana ribbon
Combinations i'm more
elaborate desiqus:-
/ Special at Sf.T5. So. 50.
S2.08, $50 to S7.95
BRIDAL SETS
Of three Garments. Chemisc.
Gown and Drawers.
/ Special at $3.50. IS. 50,
IS 95, 50 % to stO.G5
EXTRA SIZE GAR
NJ ENTS
I GOWns-SpcCial at 81 90,
$50, Sf.75 TO S5.O5
. Drawers Special at 500.
Csc, S1OO TO S4.95
Skirts Special at St.tO.
$3.50, St.oS 20 S4.05
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
HATS.

HATS-An kinds OF ladies' and gentle
mems felt. straw hats. renovated
cleaned. bloc ed Ike new; Panama. silk
teaver, leghorn Heapoiitan hats a spe-
cialty French Cleaning Co. 1O9 w 1Osth
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
Special at StOO

SpeCIal 3t S I 90
of fine nainSOOk isabelle or
regular models. umbrella ruf-
feS: French or eyclet embroid-
cries Point De Paris or falon-
ciennes laceS and ribbon trim
miuES
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
MACHINERY.

OIL. GAS and GASOLINE engines: vac
utim humps: pattern and miliwright work
Welsh Machine Works. 2I6 West St. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

Of nainsook or fine camhric in
new and effective models en-
hrcidery and lace comhina-
tioDS puff or butterfly sleeves :
oIen front and chemise models.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

Special at S125
of fine nainSook circular um-
brella rudleS OF NalencienneS
insertion and edge or deep en-
broidcred fiounce. ribbon run.
French bands.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

THE MIETZ & WEISS GAS AND OIL.
ENGINES: stationary and marine. Ia 20
100 h.p. Aug Metz. 12S Mott ST.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

FOR SAFE.

MICROSCOPES. guns. mathematical sur
Eyioal ara suFveVER inatrurnents: unIe-
reemed EledRes q speclRltg. AlShAaiN =
NJ CURlOsIrR SHCP. les Fafh ROW.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
ENGRAVING.

ESGRAV WING instruction BY expert fapla
ndvanoen,r.t. General lettering. mono
gTEma. etc copper plate. Frank Hili' $50
aEorf 6If ~
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

this port It is feared that the Greenland
has met with further trouble.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
PRANK MAY BE FATAL

BELLEvHLLE. M, March 29-In an
exciting rwid West battle, in which
many boys who 1--we in the exclusive
Graylock Manor section Of this town
We're engaged. Charles Thompson, hve
y ears old. was shot In the chest an inch
above the heart and fell bleeding az the
feet q his terrified aad gfief-stricKer
p,aymatos. That he WAS not killed
outright was because the bullet struck a
rib and was detected enough to miss the
heart
with a manlness that won the hearts
Of the parents Of TIE injured boy and the
police who Investigated the shooting
Elmer VoIare. 10 years oil openly pro-
claimed that he had shot the boy and that
It was because a bali cartridge got mixed
among the blank cartridges he had in his
pocket In the cNcitemcns Of the pay
with nresrms he said. he put the ball
cartridge IN ara fired IT before he thought
what he WAS long.
The wounded boy was carried 70 bis
home. which was not FAR away and Dr
Edward o. Ciohers was called He Dress
ed the wound without probing deeply for
tire bullet. dfeidins 70 reserve that ope-.
alton until ihe boy had recovered from
the immediate shock Of the shooting. lie
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

on sunday. The choir consists of
thirtysiive voices, and the singers have
been carefully trained in tiem usic TO
be sung. George Edwin King IS di-
rector ana Mrs. Emma SaNton. organ
ist. Following is the program:
MORNING, 1880 O'CLOCK.
''rhe Lord is Risen Indeed" (Old
Easter Anihem)...... Billings
Hymn t..... see. ....-..... Congregation
Prayer
'-rhe Lord is King .Judson
Offering
Hymn
sermon .......~ ...... Rev. J. NJ. Arters
"Christ the Lord IS Risen. .Judson
EVENING. $50 O'CLOCK.
THE Lord Is Risen. (Old Easter
Anthem) ...... ................ Billings
They Have Taken Away My Lord. %
"Rejoice. the Lord IS Risen" ....Hall
Tho Resurrection Morn" ...... Miles
'This is the Day" "..................H Hall
Hall. King Of Glory. .......... .Judson
The soloists viii be Mrs. Mary Gee.
Mrs Elizabeth Moore Mrs vinie Chal-
mers Miss Louisa Gee and John A.
Booker.
HARRISON STREET.
Following win be the musical pro-
gram al Harrison Street Church on
Sunday.
MORNING.
Anthem. 'rhe Lord is Risen Indeed
billing
Anthem. ......"Christ our Passover
Soloists. Mr. Gibney, bass, Mr. Hygate
tenor.
solo. "Han Glorious Morn" ........
.............Mr Beardsley, bass,
Anthem, ...-.... Hail King of Glory,
Soloists, Misst Vandever, soprano
Miss Groves, alto
EVENING
Anthem. "Hallelujah Christ is Risen
solo. "Christ Has Opened Paradise
Miss Ldtzenberg, soprano.
EzION NJ. e. CHURCH.
Ezion NJ r. Church Choir Sunday
morning at 1880 Solemn Night an
them. Entwisle; Christ is Risen Today
Gabriee The Risen Lord Beirly; Calm
on the Morn. Bcirly. Jesus the Lord {.
Risen Mertin; old Easter Anthem
Billings: On Wings Of Light. Beirly
1nanks 5e 20 God, Eternal Cityi Ny
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Baltimore & OhiOR.R.
Schedule in eTec. November *. 1905.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station
Wilmington. DIT.

Daily. Daily except Sunday Sunday
NESwS YORK and tn. East .ass ~
E.so Ills, s1.s5 a. M. fl.26. sas0. s51I.
Royal Limitcd," IA sll.O0 d. m.
PHILADELPHIA. e226. V26. f530 DO
RAD, fe g, = ~ Qocal). 1890. Ni5. .ss.si DO
caD, '9te. sio.5S. fl067, ,ll.le. sll.ai
q m, fi.a6, taos OocaD. $3.50. 4s0,
QocaD, its2 QocaD s51I Royal Limited
lso QocaD: T7.eo. sI.@ docaD. ~. is.52
QocaQ. .ll.00 p; m
eaD. isoo tslS ssst qocaD. $40, slo.5s
sS 9oes3 So gossRD issS goeS2. ss Dts isjSs
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON. s45s.
AeoA sl0.H a. m, 1.06, $3.50, All. $3.50.
a1.A Royal Limited" s9.O9. s9.N p. m.
BALT1MORE and Way stations, i7.o4
e4.49 a. M, ISIS, s6.03 r. n.
NEWARK. s4.5S. 100, t605. s849. fa0A
a m. i12s0. '106. ISIS. 1850. 5000. .0d
sIN5ERLY. f7Oa w.p. 1908 Cypress,
= m. fl2so fSh, 1850 CEvpreSs). s6.V@
: LANDENBURG and Way stations. 'iau
n. m, f6cf 1925 D. m.
FITrsBURG. ass. sicis a. m, f4s7. isa
ra0 Royal Limited" s9H D. m
CHICAGO, s4f5. el0.fS O. M, $50 9. ~
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS & I0Um'
WILLIE. -i.55 n M. 1.o6. '909 p. M.
Del. ave STA. Delmarvia Tel. 2ig3 ~,
a A. Tel lf22-A. City Ticket ONCE s0l
Market street j. & A. Tel. ll5S-A. Del
maryfa Tel 2i6.
-. 4. Miller Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
FROM
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

GLADSTONE Mich. March 2s.-Noung
men addicted to the use OF tobacco or in
toxicatng liquor or who FREQUENT pool
rooms or saloons, have been barred from
the privilege OF obtaining an education
IN the Escanaba public schools. The
school board at special session passed
the Following resolution:
Resolved, That any pupil who hahtu-
ally uses tobacco, intoxicating liquors or
is addicted 10 any vicious habit OF who
frequents any pool room. saloon, or Other
objectionable place. shall be suspended
from school az .he discretion of the SUI
perintendent. or expelled at the discretion
OF the board
The resolution came as the result Of
complaints that the standard of scholar
ship was being impaired
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

Redeemer Liveth, Northup; Easter
Echoes, Jackson; Christ is Risen, Fear
is; How Calm and Beautiful the Morn.
$500, Weiss, John Mason, chorister.
In the evening the Sunday school wiz
render F. A. Clark's beautiful Easter
service, Crowned With Glory"
SECOND BAPTIST.
Following VIII be the program for
the day at Second Baptist Church.,
Morning service-Organ prelude,
Conconi; Mica. Dykes; anthem, sweet
ly the Birds are Singing j. w. Good
rich; anthem "Who Shall Roll Away
the Stone C. Harold Lowden; post-
iude, march from Tanhauser Wagner
The Sunday school celebration Will take
place IN the evening TO be followed
by baptism II. Howard Cam, musical
director Florence Hirst Fisher, or
eanist
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
Pepper or seotoh9

None Of the wilmington "barkeeps"
seem disturbed by the Introduction Of
the pepper cocktail" according TO
the formula Of distinguished physi-
cian Those in -N1lmington Who take
their cocktails want them straight
no pepper for them
I'm Cayenne pepper we have pure,
energetic. permanent stimulant," says
the physician. "Why not use it in
stead Of whiskey or brandy IL is as
energetic and more permanent in its
action
The "Bminstorm Coektan' Is the
ncw drink that has come 20 occupy an
important position on upper Broadway,
Kew York. 1t was invented last night
by some thirsty wanderers who We're
seeing New York from the top of a
water wagon This Is III. "rake q
very tall glass--Plttsburg glass pres
ferred; chop Tot of lee very care
fully Place ice in slass and let II
Thaw.r
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
SEALS ARE VERY SCARCE

ST. JOHNS. n. F.. March 29-Gioomy
udings from the seal fishing fleet of the.
Newfoundland coast were brought here
by the sailing steamer Grand Lake Cap
tain Knee. of the steamer, declaring that
this Is the worst season for seals in s
forty years experience
The steamer Greenland, with i5 men
aboard broke her main sham during
heavy weather on Saturday last
During a severe blizzard ON Sunday the
Greenland Was. driven seawafd and had
not since been seen by the other vesse,s
up to the time the Grand Lake started FOR.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

has chance to recover though the in
jury Is serious.
After .the Nollaire boy had confessed
his responsibility for the accident the
chief Of police questioned him cloFey.
Convinced that the shot had not been
fired Intentionally or I'm anger he por-
mitted him TO 80 home. The chief de-
cldcd. however, that IN future the law
against the carrying Of deadly weapons
would be enforced more rlgidiy
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
BuSnLINE

Freight received for on points, given
pers scnal attention, and forwarded
pro npt,y at lowest rates and by bcsi
ioutcs.
Boats leave both Wilmington and
philadelphia at coo p. ID. daily, sundoy
cxccrfed
Through rates and bills Of landing L.
rued.
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS CO.
Pier s. South WEarvcs. Philadelphia
French strost Wharf. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
chnir 20 Ent.rtain.

A musical and literary entertainment
will be given under the auspices Of
the choir of the First Methodist Pro-
testant Church this evening.
Evening journal., 1907-03-29

calling attention of engineers 10 the dan
ger Of going around the curves above the
speed limit
The order applies to both freight and
passenger trains. but as freight trains do
not often ger above the speed limit e
principally fer the latter The order states
that when trains are crossing from one
track to another al an interlocking point
the speed should be reduced to forty
miles per hour.
Emery Shirts sL00, at O'Donnelrs, 81
O'Donnells, 3l3Market street-Adv.