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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Gftcritrebes Rooiepelt ?

Sige for PrRiioent Rooiepelt tom
til lloitiaingen / Jamestown, 3d..
tit 8olitiet | @aibiuetou ct 9rep,
JON meooeIte, at en- befienot anar.
tilt | Chicago hnnbe forlaot @pen %
anto9es at bore reiit aiiteb for at
hire paa 2anbets Stprer. anarfi.
items Napn nppneS life, og uoenfor
fin egen Srebs er ban bel neppe
fienot Of andre emo HoIitiet. Scr
lin aireiie loo bon foloe Orb, iom
tpbelig tilfieHoesap, at ban bopoe
onot iiinbe.
De Splpsninger, iom RoIitiet lao
inoe meb, bapoe til Sslge, at ErGit-
belten unber fit Spbolo / Sames'
tonn blep omgtpet al Ell iterf Sagt,
iom iusen iaa. Semmeligt Ioliti
feroeoes aQeiteos % bapoe 2tnene
meo fig. Soruben Den uipnlige Sagt
par Der ogiaa Splitter, iom itoo onl'
firing Sopebtribunen, hporfra Bre.
fibenten bolbt fin itore Gale. Sngen
utienbt 9erion fif narme Jig, 0a
8refioenten forloo Stebet, bar ban
inbbesnet al ~bemmeliet 8oliti og De-
teftiper. Susen mprfeoe oct, og
baaeiter er be, Iom bar tilIteoe, tor'
unoreoe pier at bore, at ErGiioen'
ten fnnoe bore uoiat for Sare. lln'
Der Den itore SsitioeIigbeo tGnfte
man minbit paa iaabant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

5oreningen bar ~filueiebragt, naprie
SUPERINTENDENT at in9eu al De re-
fornert-nmerifanife SGmiunb prote,
iterte, o. Regieringen ! 8aibington
gif til Tapen | Hom ior at iaa fisbi
oct riae Niinfepobs pau 5ilippinerue
% orbnet 2anoforboloene pnu oisie
Ger. vt moerbanole meo Rapeu
oiIoe tioLigere life Het toaIt, mente
ban; men rut elf aItiTg 9lat, taffet
ppre Den 3aaliontbeOens aauo.
iom De ilrse NinnnS 6oreuira bar
inbspot | bort reformerte SSolf. en-
lignenoe glato trG1iges, mar &egie-
ringen ifal orone EorboOene paa
Eortp 2ico, Guba % 8auama-Gib
WiHiiteren n9uute, at oct | pore
4.9eiioeblier bar gaoet iom Oct | Re.
geIen pleier, nnar noget mt Itdl ifas
bes: De amerifanere, iOm fsrit aoar
bio. er life Mors beoite Bern, o. be
ppffer 6orbomne hos De inofsote
moo fine npe Serrer. = De tropiife
Gane fieHber Solicit itSet til DrIf.
feuifab; men en- bel Gel al be slrHe-
rifanere, iom bar boiat iig / Wdniio,
Gan SainiL Colon % &apana bar
benbraset Spmerfiombeoeu paa iis
peb tit Soorliae Gin, o. be inbfsote
iinSer, at bet i~orroite a~mertfonife Be
len fife FOREIGNER at efterligues.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Op at 6ruiet.
San Sr~aneiseos @ienopbpss,Ii. .itsr
ben iturc lllpffe.


) Gpril 1906 biemisgtes San
5rancisto. iom befieuot, fsrit al ct
Sorofieip % Oereiter al Ell Sloe.
brand Der fcrpaubIeoe tore Gele al
0eu itisuue gp til 8rusbobe og inn.
ties at true oens IiIpGrelie. 2auoet
bite en- itorurtet @oogisrenbeo moo
Den baarot prsueoe 9eitens 9rou'
Ming, OF MI fl 43aaueoer eiter ulpf'
ZEN fan 3agspreSieu fortplle ON oct
mRrfelige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. iom
er u0isrt. 9laoet "Gau" o%niloar
&nobuageruntdllet fsr SOroifielpet
ill en- bulp 0ttqion. bporaf $4,000
uar tiIreiien0e. 20 Tiger isuere bar
Oct iormiuOifet til 10000; men
mn er oct igien iteget til $4,000.
9pggetiuaOeIier for $60,0o0,000 er
uotagne, Ell iorbauienoe Gum ! en-
gp al Gan 5raueiscos Stsrrelie.
SEQ SoroifieIoet oa 9ranoeu bleo
8o0er pna Ell iamlet Spngoe Of 80
@ttl giort uiurbare; men M er be
rpo0coe, OF Sporoogue gaar ottsr,
buor oct nplia bar uiremtommeIist.
Z Warts 1906, Ell Iaaneo for ulpf.
fen, ait $tS5, 0O0. 900 gieuuem
gIearingbuicne. % / april 1907 par
Summen iteget til $tS7, GOO, oo0.
Oct er Dog life blot paa oct mate.
rtele Smraooe Gan Sraucisco bar
eiort Sremitriot, men oeiaa paa oct
moraIife. Scr bar gpen ct Sooomn.
bpor baabe Otter. og Be~itlauoenes
2aiter ilorereoe. % tiar ubmerfeoe
SoItetS 3iaiosmGno fla peo i'm Iitro.
fab. Ten iterfe misunderstanding
% llappe Moral CAB fig nolag !
@raft. os ben enc StanouIe bar o1r-
re END Den anoen. Ru er ogiaa en-
gob Del al bet ~uInoralIfe @rus ffaffet
p9f eller man er ifpro bermeo. gp.
ems Manor og bans @raftbanoe er
paa geieu til Sustbuiet. Reset er
ugiort paa ale Smruaoer; men Ser
ct en- itor 6remgang, os napHIig bar
GprretniugSIipet taget ct marfeItst
Spiping.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

400 apooratmil me6 noset oper boIp.
anben Miaiou Snobpggere, Of bpilfe
oner go Nrorent er S~noianere. San.
bet er biersist os fiIot of stpoe.
gaerbrus os 5Goriit er De fornemite
N9rinesueie. Safe frembringes Der
meget al, ligeiaa al Bananas; men
Der oprfes osIan Wais. Spebe, 8is.
aafoa, gomulb. aofitsnsbber os 20.
bof. ap9g og Suoer ubfsres for.
nocn SorobrugsproSufter, Sanoel
srioes meo be 6oreneoe Stater, iier
aiennem norife Sfibe, o. Iigeiaa meb
Storbritannien og Spiflanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Sra Cuba.

amerifas @eneralitab bar uofa'
itet Den Sanfe, at Cuba bsr ba en-
itaaenbe Irme paa 10000 Mans;
men ben msoer megen 0tobitano.
gboerue err piitupf glade / Staos og
Grast iom aae balpoilbe Stammer,
oa paa Cuba er Der ilere titulRre
SberIter emo ! &eutucfp og Here 8e.
neraler END paa Saiti; Dog bill en-
itaaenoe slrme paa 10000 foite ian
meeet at man foar mbpGre ben
Serlisheb; Den oil ilitge ell treble,
Del al 8epublifens Snot9gter, os oct
bar man life 8aoo til.
@eneraIitaben | 8aibington biz
ipare Uncle Gam for ben lloaift, iom
err 'orbumoen meo at holoe 5reo %
Srben pao Zen, ioet ben mener. at
Sboerne ielp iaar isrse for ben ling;
men DC mere ~beregnenoe Gubanere
inoer. at De 5oreueoe Stater maa
hetaIe liot for ben acre at BABE eu.
bas Golf blanbt fine @aialler.
Samme Telegram opIpier. at
5000 GisarlGssere I $apana bar
prret pnn Streit | TO Waanebsr for
Of iun Yin getalina | ameritanif Sub
ilIeoetipr ! ipauit SsIp. % / oeune
llse as.rr.apDQ aners st lutte liz
Etoem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Srelit fra Dozen.
Spp 8rnbearbeiosre ! Yeumibluania
i~nbeiperret | oper IRE Iase.
Vortpilet Sitaatiom.

Spp altIgropere er i~nbeiperreoe
8ertpinb.0 bite. 8rliben | Souirpia,
Tiger ct Telegram fra S~obnstoDn
ga. en- gauboniamling paa 4OO
SoSS Cubic binorer benz ira al
fomme no. De bonbe Wsanbag Den
29be april boIbt iia i i'm Saile | 3
0sen, og Signaler giennem Suftrs'
ret antpoeoe, at ale Z par ilipe. Sn'
eenisrerne itaffeOe M en- 8umpe
iom tager 10000 @aloner | Iinu-
tet, og man peHtebe at funne befri be
i~nbeiperrebe inoen ct 1sgn.
Samtioig telegraferes ira Siittit'
Oie9e) / 9elgien. at 6lom fplote en-
@rube, bpor 21S Wanb arbeioeoe.
200 fon op, men Is bIep tilbage, Su
SSoro oe 8riis iperrese seres Bel,
Ramerater gao ia eiebliffelis til al
arbeibe pda oeres Reoning, o. Dc Ill
frem 8 Sig. S9iaa De snrise on
toges at prre bsoe, ba Selegromfnet
a~fienbtes.
Sra SohnstnipnL Gd., fom Den
3Ote MpriI nen ulGae[ide liben0e. al
be 7 | 6oiittuell.@ ri,ben iHbeiperreos
naaebeS al &eorinasmGnb % fanb-
tes ilipe. Zen Waobe, boorpan
Observation-Disclosures bIep ubfsrt, bio
ner ON ct tort Wfob % en- prisperbia
Sfierniuigbeb. 20 Smnuflotfe al
Wenb uoiatte liz for 2ipSfare. Sor
at naa frem til be ~iubeiperrebe maatte
be bogitapelig frpbe element Sunne'
Ter paa en- Drills 2engbe, iom pal
fuloe al ifihoent 8anb % msrfe ION
| @rapen. Gen fsrite 6lof frsf
500 @ar6s fremouer paa Ste6er.
bpor Der finn bar nogle faa Sommer
mellem @auoet % 'SinneIeus Gag
iaa be iaapiot iii plite, men fom bo
til en- 9lobs, bpor 8auoet off op til
Sneet. R9iteu hsoe al Alitreuaelie
penote De ttlbagc. Vumperne iattes
mi igang meo iorhoblet Strait oq
minbifebe @anhet, iaa Den anben
Slof firnhe fotnme frem aiennem beIs
SunneIen. lloenior itob 9Gper. Sn.
gepleierifer % 8reiter for at bPre til
Sienete. &c ipp bar inoeiperreSe
fra 5rebag 3prmiSbog ben 26Se til
ieut Sirsoaa Den 30te.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Sioer af grof. llniteo Miueport.
ers' befienSte BrRiioent Sobn Dit
deli Iioer al grot og nnoer tit 90.
bolo j Sprtng 9aaep, Sa., unoerta.
itebe bon ia ben 29oe april en- Cpe.
ration paa BET Seruerenbe ct. Rar-
gnrets SGipitnL. Sperationen lob
belbis al, og 9Rserne Denter fig IN.
gen Care for bans Gin eaer SeIbreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
autsmebilimrrr ssmt.

Nntsmsbilimrer sSmt. eOparS
Collier. en- acknowledged. ouer.
fisrte Sen 23oe SriIi 1906 8iliant
1rsper % SrRbte BAN. afosoes
S~Iestuinae onlagOe Sos. % en- Siirp
/ asuoiba, isis. iaHot Collier ftIoig
| Ranaorab | fierbe Srao. Den 29Se
april> iioitIeoeH ilagoe Sommeren
bonn en- AsiiIft pua $1,000 % Sass.
o~mtoiminspr, Golfers aopofut. VI.
z. Sorrcit ira Gbieaso, uhoe appel.
Iere til Ssieiasues2u srs oet4tkpAaa
rre1tcf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Mssere mss apuamit. On SprS,

Ubuere hito SHhhuiu. vH Sproe
Dcgtebe Sobn Strrs SamsIeir peS
Srapper Greet ! Big Corn gouutp.
@pouhng, ba aspere operfalot bSm
os bandit BAN. gaso Guuamit orabte
Be 700 Saar % soeiasoe Seirens
goane o. anhet SiIbebsr. ct liz,
nenoe ansreb poo ben iamme 9eir
bIep aiort Tor to aar iiocn. aossp
nGrmere 6orflaring meobeles life |
bet torte. Se.samm ina Gbseups.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Saaripgoomme

SIeuuner. SpIoer. gC5smd % mHoet lls'
IGt. Tab az appetit. Zen ir9fte Ser'
nsmmsIis. @aiseipse, Ist S~oreeieIie os
S~opeepine sr nc9le az benz.
Se 6elbreess ale raeitalt % permas
nert meb Secos Sdriapnriila
SsnR uousr.eoe Yaeeicin reuier
srnLoia Sloast % aicnoprettsr funo
5unttionSaiii5itst ! belle Setenet Set
sisr aolt iriite.
-Seg bar bruat Sooes Srfdpnrial
iom YaarmeSiein | Il Var. os ies bar
alSria iuneet noeet heee.- Sobn SIems
tugs. gdmp6eu Sal. X. Y.
SRiirer paa CT fau
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

al Stoctboloerne / 9~sortbern Baciiic
oil ! al genli9beb uSoirte Ell Sn.
junction mob oets GmbeoNnuno for
at binore Dem ira at Ipitre 2e.2oper.
9hiuueiotaS Ssgiaatur Oeotog IN.
Der it iioite Snnpur Ell nm artipos-
LOB. Welem Suriiterne or Der bette
Weniuger ON, enten oeu trG6er
araft ben lite Santror 1908 eIer ct
aor ~ieIere; men Der er Segn iii, at
Serubnnerne bil begpnoe at rette il
eiter ben fra uGitc Mars ScgpRocIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Z irepGnlis Incsnee 5orm tEer ! oral.
netpIGeeHGStr tablets. toicet sarsaiabs.
gsssatrusras<s SsssesS n'ssesatnfsota
Smi1sct NssnS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Moo 2c.Sopen.

Eli giebraitas SprnbanetommiSiion
er Der ira Union Bactfc. 9meus 800.
peotparter inolsbet ct greU. Der an.
tpoer. at Sernbauerne agter at be.
ftrmpe 2c.9coen. grepet iourer pad
en- Soreipsrgiel fra aommisiiOuen
OIL, bporior 8ebrafto.5 Solicit life IN
Der SorSelen at 2c."5aren~ paa Ret
Ter, JON foretoges fra Stat til Stat.
Serti iiaes / 8rebet, at Union Baci.
iics o. andre 8oners Sagisrere bar
tnget UNDER SperpeielSe, on life 60
pen bsr prsoes peo 3onltoIsne. 81.
oere beoer oet, at uHicn Sdciiie I'm.
Der bet utlrnaoeliat at ioranore Tine
6rngttnrter for meqemitntlig Sraff,
fsr SopaS og Wfisiouuts 2eSope tr9.
Der / Strait. Ger er en- Wilrliabeo
Tor, %iIlttter grcbei. at er 2c.~Sare-
erfl9res for srrmaIoosirrt5ig % Der.
ior er bet life perSt at iontaSe nogen
5oranoring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Siaeiom Union Eactfie ! Rebraita
piI Rortberu Variiie % Great asortb.
ern / Rinneiota 'orisae at fommle
forbi 2eaislotlrsns geilutning ON.
at oct ifal foite blot PC gsilen at reiie
aleo Sernsnnerne i Staten. &c
rgmrte Nimetrto-s eampmisr agter
So4itfeIeLp oe optrnae r1ner rungLe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

&epnbIifen Guatemala Iigaer liac
I Sposit for somie Merieo os hob
rnaer Sponien ira 1924 iii 1921. ba
Snnoet leS iia les. let iiseer pa0
2aaotun9en modem Scu peyiiaIltc
@ol o. 9rtitileS au oa3tegier 63.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
WEDDINGS ON PENINSULA
Christmas Day Marked by Many csre,
monies Down State.

DOVER, Dec. 26.-Miss elsie Thomas
and John Paxton Thompson were mar
ried at z o'clock last evening IN Beth
lehem, ~ miles west of Greenwood.
Mr.. Thompson is a Caroline countian
and has been engaged in farming en-
terprises at Rhodesdale, while Miss
Thomas has been a resident Of Beth
lehem. They will reside in Bethle-
hcm
At Marydel Miss Florence NJ. Powell
and James II. Scotten were married in
the Methodist Church, which was trim
med for Christmas. with a little sprink-
ling of orange blossoms and bridal
bells to add to the holly and mistle-
toe.
In Chapel Methodist Episcopal
Church, Miss Harriet Marville Slaugh-
ter and Denver Bullen Roberts were
married. A reception followed the
ceremony.
At Queen Anne Church, Miss Susie
Emory De Ford and Emory Callahan
we're married at 7.3O this evening. A
reception followed at the home of the
bride.
Miss Eliza Stevenson, Of the Tenth
Kent district, became the bride Of Har-
vey Thompson. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Z. il. Dashieil
in the Methodist parsonage at Fred
erica.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
LIBERTYAS GIFT FOR
MINOR OFFENDERS

City Judge Cochran made glad the
hearts Of twelve men yesterday morning
when in City Court he dismissed the
charge against them. Ten Of tho men
were charged with drunkenness The
other two discharged men were Italians
who believed It proper to usher IN Christ
mas Day by the discharge Of firearms
Robert Pierce. young man arrested
for fighting in the street, was flned,$io.
Walter c. Parker was arrested at tho
instigation Of HIS wife after a stormy
scene at their home. but was dismissed
and the woman fined 81. When the case
came up for trial Mrs. Parker would not
appear against her husband and the fine
was imposed. which was paid by Mr.
Parker.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
MIppLEToWN NOTES.

Miss Bessie Morton is visit
sister, Mrs. George w. LoclSwd
Miss Nay Beasten Of Chester.
Nd, is spending a few days with
and Mrs. H. S. Beaston.
Miss Mary Lewis Of Trenton, N. T..
and Miss Prudence Lewis, OF Brook
lyn, N. Y, are spending the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. E.
Lewis.
Mrs. George F. Brady and daughter
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b
Watkins and daughters of Odessa, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brady and children OF
this town and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Brady Of Mt Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Windle, OF
Philadelphia, spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Moore.
Mrs George Embree and son of
West Chester, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Fred Brady.
NJ. n. Willis, Jr., and Jesse R. Will
Its, OF Philadelphia visited their father
on Wednesday.
J. r. Honeclker and family enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McCrone and
children Of McDonough, and John ].
Hoffecker. Of Philadelphia.
A. N. lIeaton and Miss Martha Hea-
ton spent Christmas in Philadelphia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Reynolds spent
Christmas day with their daughter,
Mrs. ID. p. Barnard. Jr., of Wilmington.
Mrs. Manlove Wilson, on Christmas
day entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts and daughter. Miss Mary, Of
Smyrna, Mr.. and Mrs John P. VIII
son, Of Galena, Md, Mr.. and Mrs.
William B, Wilson and son, Of St Au-
gustine Nd, and Mrs and Mrs. NJ
Davis Wilson, son and daughter, Of this
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Davis are
visiting her parents. in Odessa
John +, Metten of Philadelphia, was
the guest Of his parents, part Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Grassland and
son. spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Naudain and
family, OF Baltimore, Md, are visiting
Mrs. s. e. Houstain.
Dr. Victor Cochran, OF Philadelphia,
anc Mrs. Ella Cochran, of this town,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Pool of McDonough.
Rev +. II. Moore was the guest OF
Philadelphia relatives, this week
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
DIESHERE ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Robert c. Henry, Of Cambridge, Nd.
Expires at Home Of Son.

Robert G. Henry. Of Cam bridge, Md.,
died at the home his son, Sidney Henry,
an employe Of the dupont Company
here yesterday. Mr.. Henry had been
sick several months. but the end came
suddenly Ills wife. son and daughter
were with him. He was 81 years old,
and for many years was deputy clerk
of the Dorchester Court, Nd, under
his father. and later under Charles
Lake. He was appointed postmaster
of Cambridge by President Cleveland
in his second term. Since his term
oxpired he had been practicing law
and had been twice mayor OF Cambridge.
He leaves a widow. who was Miss Julia
Muse, two sons-Sidney and Robert c..
Henry. Jr-and two daughters-Misses
Anita and Elizabeth Henry-and three
brothers-John c. Henry, OF New Or
leans; u. C. Henry. OF Washington,
and Hampton Henry, Of Cambridge
Two sisters-Mrs. Annie Steele and
Mrs. Willie Muse. Of Cambridge-also
survive him.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
MILFORD HAD ITS
CHRISTMAS LIQUOR

MILFORD, Dec. $3.50 large has the
jug trade" become in this city that
Expressman Lank has had to buy
another horse and put an extra man
to work hauling the packages that ar
rive from Philadelphia on the steam
boat. Tuesday night was the biggest Of
all, and just 302 packages Of whisky
and beer came down to quench the
thirst of the Milford "drys."
The steamer always stops running
before December but so strong has the
package trade been between Philadel-
phia and Milford that IL will endeavor
to continue trips all the winter.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
MRS. POWERS BETROTHAL

The announcement that Lieutenant
John Drayton Wainwright, U. S. NJ
will shortly marry Mrs. Jeanne Powers.
who obtained a divorce last Monday
from Captain Thomas Powers, u. S. A.,
created much interest in Wilmington,
where Wainwright was reared. He is
a son Of Colonel John Wainwright, a
pension attorney, with offices in this
city. The latter and his wife now
reside at Ridley Park. Pa.
The Wainwrights are well known.
The naval soficer is popular here, hav-
ing a large number Of friends. He
obtained his appointment to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis from this State.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
new YEAR WILL
BRING PROSPERITY
Bankers Predict Renewed
ACtiyiIyin Financial Circles
in January

Improved financial and industrial
conditions are sure to follow the inter
est and dividend disbursements to be
made in Januarysby the large railroad
industrial and mining companies,
panies, according to banking men OF
Philadelphia already conditions have
begun to improve. and within another
sixty days Il is said that the mills now
working With limited forces or on re-
duced time will be working full capa-
city
The disbursements win establish q
new record, exceeding the payments
made the same month Of this year by
s1s.422d31, according TO the latest
figures availalble. A careful compil-
ation gives the total disbursements to
be made within the next month az
s22oa12, ASS. This compares with &l4.-
6i1. .s15, the disbursement made.in July
last, at that time the record for heavy
pay1nents.
The total payment OF dividends for
january viii gggregate Si2s,o421oS. as
compared with payments of Sl1o, ,SSS,Si'
last january Interest payments VIII
be s91,o7o. .l56. of which the railroads
win have to pay $s1.7sAsS5. Railroads
win disburse insdividends SeT9S9.7Ss as
compared with s51,27s 6o2 in last Janu'
ary. The Union Pacific Railroad Is
the largest dividend payer Of thu
month, disbursing s4:90A467.
The Delaware Railroad pays on
Sis ,4Se; the Lel1igh Valley, 1,21o,oi4
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, $468, ,so1; Panhandle preferred
$685.. .4s1, ana the Fort Wayne abou
100000 Many other railroad
throughout the country are also in thl
lfst Of January dividend payers.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
ROBBED MAN OF
WATCH AND MONEY

William Hiil OF East Seventh street,
was robbed OF his gold watch and a
small amount Of money at Sixteenth and
Market streets early Sunday evening.
After the robbery Hin told OF his ex-
perience TO the members OF the Brandy
wine Fire Company. The thief said he
was going homo and volunteered 70 ac-
company Mr.. Hill Before they had pro-
ceeded Tar the stranger drew a revolver.
according TO Hin. and compelled him to
give up al his valuables. The robbery
has been reported TO the police.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
Rose LiaII oranae oHieers.

The Rose Bin Grange has elected
the fcilowings officers for 1908. Charles
1fegginson, master; s. Hickman Hew-
ftt, overseer; Joseph II. A. Coheld, lee
turer; John OalSford Lanbson, stow
ard; Charles Hewitt, assistant stew
ard; Martin z. Smith. chaplain; George
W. Burris. treasurer; Mrs. Flora Lunl
Hewitt, secretary Thomas Grier, Sr.
xatekeepers Mrs. Mary Megginson
ceres. Mrs. Sarah Simon, pomona:
Mrs. Mary Burris, flora; Mrs. Lizzie
Hill. lady assistant steward.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
COMPLAIN OF
ALARM SYSTEI

Chief Ward. Of the Fire Department.
made formal complaint to the Police
Commission on Tuesday afternoon cor
cerning the condition Of the city
alarm system. Mr.. Ward said the r.
has been out Of condition for mont IL,
gongs in the engine houses souse "
hours and the bells ring. "Crossed
are given as an excuse for the tro
but the department is dissatfsdsd
this explanation, and It is likely
something may be done at the next i
ing Of the commission to remedy t.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
citv Has MANY crip vietins,

wilmington IS suffering from one OF
the worst epidemics OF grip in the
history OF the city. Physicians re-
gard the spread OF the disease as SER
ioUs. In most OF the shops and fac
tories almost one-half of the employees
are III and some OF the big firms are
seriously crippled by their Office STATS
being unable TO come out on account
OF the disease.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
FIGHTING PREACHER"
CLAIMED BY DEATH

LAUREL. Dec. 26.--Rev. J. Yingling,
one Of the most prominent members
Of the Maryland Conference, died here
aged 65. He was a giant in stature
and was. before he entered the minis
try. known as the blacksmith fighter"
His conversion prevented a fight for
the championship OF the world, as his
friends had planned TO back him
against Champion Heenan.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
ECHO OF MARVIN CASE
Philadelphia Negro Who Gave Tips to
Police Held on Bogus Check Charge.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 26.-George
Pinebird. the colored man who sent the
local authorities on several wild goose
chases after the supposed kIdnappers OF
Horace Marvin several months ago. was
a prisoner in Central Station yesterday,
charged with passing a worthless check
for $40 on Samuel wolgemuth. Magistrate
Beaton held Pinebird in $500 bail for
court
Pine bird first came into the public
eye when the police were searching for
the people who were supposed to have
kidnapped the Marvin boy. One OF his tips
was that he saw the boy with a colored
woman at Eighteenth and Market
streets" None Of the clews proved to be
good, as the body Of the kidnapped boy
was afterward found In the marshes near
his home In Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
Musical Matters a the Fort.

Much interest is being taken in the
musical matters at Fort DUPONT. and
the band. under the direction Of Mar
Gus ]. Leroy. the bandmaster, is max
ing marked Improvement The people
about the fort and in Delaware City
thoroughly enjoy the music.
Evening journal., 1907-12-26
Lemons FiIIed With cold.

WEST CHESTER, Dec. 26.-West
.Chester's best Christmas gift was that
of the EilSs lodge, which gave to the
needy over 5000 in clothing, shoes,
flour. coal and supplies by express
package. John F. Kerwin and wife re-
ceived lemons in which were placed
S55 in gold pieces.