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Evening journal., 1907-09-11
HAD CAMP MEETING
AT COUNTY ALMSROUSE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WYOMING. Del. Sept. 1.-THE, in-
mates Of the Kent county hospital and
almshouse. on the county farm near
Wyoming. were rendered an extraordi-
nary treat one day this week.
They had been seized with the idea
that the grove surrounding their home
"over-the-hns" would be an ideal
spot for a camp-meetiug, and having
heard so much Of the camp-meeting
successes throughout the Delaware
peninsula. they beseeched the man
agement, Overseer ]. ". Caulk, and
his wife. Mrs. Emma NJ. Caulk, to
hold an improvised camp-meeting IN
the grove.
Tents. tables. chairs. straw and
benches We're secured and put in shape
for the occasion in the grove. and old
fashioned singing books We're provided
for the inmates. This was no play
camp either, for when the time for
the services arrived. Rev. Thomas n.
Given. of Dover. appeared and took
his place in the pulpit TO officiate, an
nouncing his first hymn. Then came
Herman Baxter and sister to lead the
singing and do the playing on the lit
tie cabinet organ. Then followed Rev
J. f. Anderson. of Wyoming, who was
to make the address and the exhorta-
tion following Mr.. Given's sermon
and then Mrs. Caulk. who was also
to speak
The program was carried out in de-
tail and 1t was not long before one OF
the most enthusiastic camps of the
season was fiourishing in the wooded
grove.
There were many prayers and songs
during the day, and as a result Of
the success of the meeting a day may
be set apart each year for this move
event.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
JUNIOR TENNIS TOURNEY
Good Scores Made on the Courts Of the
Wilmington Country Club.


In the Junior tennis tournament. mixed
doubles. played on the courts Of tho
Wilmington Country Club Monday and
yesterday the following scores were made.
First round-Edua Aartnnis and IIol-
stein Harvey defeated Lois Martinnis and
Franklin Mcvey. GO. GO; Mildred Hopes
and Morton Harvey defeated Alice Belts
and Frank DUPONT Go. Go; Alice du-
Pont and Donald satterthwalte defeated
Mary Thompson and Phillip Carpenter by
default; Louise Nolan and Joseph Dal.
lett defeated Lucille Mcvey and Gregory
Cause. CO. G-O Ethel Tallman and Paul
Nowland defeated Alice satterthwaito and
Frank Tallman. rs. 6-i. Josephine Pyle
and Clement Miller defeated Barbara
Nandegrift and Edgar Hopes lO-l2, ca
Sc
Second round-Aiildred Hopes and Nor
ton Harvey defeated Edna Martinnis and
Holstein Harvey. 4-6. sc. 6-l: Alice du-
Pont and Donald saucrthwaite defeated
Louise Nowland and Joseph Dallctt.. 4-6
d. 6-3; Josephine Pyle and Clement Annev
defeated Ethel Tallmdn and Paul Now
land, GO. GO.
Third round Mildred Hopes and Nor.
ton Harvey defeated Alice dupont and
Donald Satterthwaito. 4-0. Ga. 7-5
Fourth round-Josephine Pyle and Glen.
ent Miller defeated Mildred Hopes and
1Iorten Harvey 81. GA. ga
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
SCHEDULE FoR To.pAY.
Cons VS.. Letter cnrrisrs.

At South Side Park, on September 20 a
baseball team composed of letter carriers
and one made up of members of the police
80 towards tho fund now being raised FOR
the purpose of erecting q memorial statue
TO General Thomas A. Smyth. Sergeant
Lyons is manager of the police team and
Horace Mcdaniel is captain,
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
WoMAN's WEIGHT GOES
UP FROM 14o TO SOS pOUNDe

NEW YORK, Sept 11.-As the re-
suit Of the most remarkable case of
elephantiasis. Mrs. Julia Fell. now in
Kings county hospital. has increased
in weight from 149 pounds to 525
pounds. Her skin has become thick
and coarse and resembles that Of an
elephant She Is sixty-three years old
and five feet seven inches tall. The
first indication of the disease was am
Itching OF the leg followed by a gradual
swelling. Then she began to take on
weight. At first she thought it was a
natural growth. but soon assumed ab-
normal proportions.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
PhIIadsIphIans Return Home.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Sept ia party Of
Philadelphians. including Miss Anna
Husbands. Miss Amanda Shaw and
Charles Phillips returned 10 their
homes to-day after delightful sum-
mer outing on the farm Of Mr. and
Mrs. James shorts. at Cowgilrs Cor
ner.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
c. {. Convention Work Reviewed.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Christian Endeavor Union in East
Lake Presbyterian Church last even
ing Mrs. Fulton. OF the Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Society spoke of the work
of the National Convention recently
held at Seattle, Washington.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
To Erect a Monument.

II this is your intention and you
wish TO save money, which is only
a business proposition, call to see US.
We guarantee material and workman
ship 70 be first-class. Riverview Mon
umental Works, adjoining Riverview
Cemetery
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
YEsTEROAY's GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston, 8; Athletics. 0.
Athletics. 3; Boston. 0.
New York, /: Washington, 0.
New York, 8; Washington. 3.
other games rain.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Athletics at Boston.
New York at Washington.
Chicago az ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRI.sTArE STANDING
YEsTERpAYIs scoREs.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Trenton, 3; Harrisburg, /.
Johnstown, g. Lancaster, T.
Altoona. o; Reading, ..
Reading, 3; Altoona, ..
SCHEDULED FOR TO. DAY.
Wilmington az Altoona.
Trenton az Jchnstown.
Reading az Wlliamsport.
Harrisburg at Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
ni.tt.t -
YEsTERnAYls cAMEa

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Brooklyn. o; Philadelphia. g.
Boston. 8; New York. 2.
Other games rain.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Chicago
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

The average hand OF the man is from
one inch to an inch ana three-quarter
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

An equal division OF the water used
daily in New York city gives each in
hahitant 40 times his own weight
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

About 4S per cent Of all the crimes
committed is the work Of the habitual
criminals.
A birds wing is, in proportion to It's
owners weight 20 times as strong as
= mans arm.
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@ricfbci0rocrrng uadJ ocm Nusfanoc,

Gic mtslGn0iihe EoIt fir sic nit
Dem 10. Suruor 1907 enoenoe @ode
ldIicBt pilnftlid III allen SGQen inn
@oltpt-&oitunt ME folqt:
Die Yufet Eoit lit tGglih bon 8
ll6r &ormittogS biz 3 llbr 9lbenoS
offenL ollSgenonnncn Sonntag.
Gic Eudetpoit nod @rob6ritun.
rict mo SrIon0 ihlieBt 6reitog8
nm 5 llbr Nodnlittogs.
0ampfer iabren Don NeipsD orf al,
tpelln nid)t anoerS nngegeben.
Grams Itlnutii6e q 0 It.
Wtittmod), 1G. San. = I'm I llGr
Nbeno3 nod europa per Gompfcr
go Sopoic" pio Sabre.
6reitog, IS. San. - I'm I llDr
gbenOs nod europa per Gompier
st. 2ouiS" bio Elpnloiltb uub Cher.
boitrG 1olt nod) Srlollo mllb per
ct, 2ouis" bC5cidnct icin); Inn 10
llbr NbcnOS ilod) europa per Gam.
pier nGormonio" piu Queenstown.
80 il no6 2 ii 8. unbGentrol /.
Gienltag, 10. Gan, I'm 3 llbr
NadnlittoBs nod %amoifo per Cant
pier bon Bolton; NM 10 ltbr gbenoS
nah cen So Elotn-S touten per Cant
pier ,@clib Yrinct;" fthd Sl1oQua,
Sopti nnb Colombia per Tompfcr
oaltoi;" nod @roiilien per Gompfer
ySonieat."
Iitt1unfr 1G, San, -lln 10 llbr
s(benos nadr Grba, Ducotan uno
Gomped)e per 9ompfer vMerterep;;"
nad] ben 9ectpar0. unb Witonarb.
Snieln utbn Guiana per 0ampier
rlluer;;" nod Somoifa per Camper
Dor philadelphia.
Gonneritog II. Snr.-llm 10 llbr
I6enbs nod ben 60 GlatasS taaten
per Gampfer rGoiiloa;" nad Sauti
per 9ompfer u|rins @iqem ser
Critics" nod 6ortllne Sslonb per
Gontpicr vgac9bonp."
6rcito9. Is. Gan. = Tim 10 ubr
Mbenos nod &ortp Hico, Curacao
uno @cnc5ueIo per 9ompfer uGbila.
belpbia;;" nod lsurto @ico per Can't
picr nSon SuoR@ pia Iopogue5;
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nod bcr @obomoS per 0ompier bon
Wtiumi, Slo.; nod Den 2ecrporo. lln0
@in0moro.SnicIn uno @ltiono per
Gompfcr rWonoo;" nn1 Central
Nmcrifo. sic aonol5onc, Colombia
uu6 Standardization per Tompicr
nio Colon; nod 0orboops, @iliuno
urO @roiiIicn per Gompfer nSeeg-
mun0;" nod) Sunnnifo, Banana bic
&onolSnnc rnb Srinibub per Cam
pier nNtroto."
Eoit noh Nellfurtblono bio Nortb
SDbnep un6 rnd) Wiollelon pia gos
Iton idlieBt bier tGgli6 Inn 8 llbr
NodntittogS; no6 Gitba bio Sampu
tGglidl nm 1 llbr Nadmittogs; itah
Gotta Gico, Son6nros (Sltfiiite),
Nicoraauo (SItfiiite), Guatemala
pia Nem-S Orleans tdelid) Inn 10 llbr
I6cnbs; nod Ser Stobt Merifo tag
tGgli6 I'M 2 llbr Mcdmittogs unO
10 llbr 4benos.
Grams. Tociftc g 0 #.
Mittnodl 16, San. - I'm Z llbr
I6cnbs nod SoporL Goreo, China
llnb Sen Ebilippinen pia Gaucouper.
9onneritag, II. San.- Tim 7 llbr
gbenos nod Sopon. Gorea, China
urb ben Ehilippinen bio Seattle.
Sreitoe, Is, San. - I'm Z llbr
Ibenbs nof Sopon Gorea. Chino
unb Ben Ebilippinen pio Socpma.
SumItae, 10. San. - I'm 10 llbr
slberos noh Soipaii, Sopan Goreo,
China unb Sen Ybilippinen pia San
6rancisco.
Toit nod, Iuitralien uno Neu.Ga.
leoonien pio Gancouper idIieBt bier
taglid) I'M, Z ltbr Ibenbs bis gum
81. Sanuar.
Gle Grams. Yocific.Yoit miro tag.
lid) nad) sen Ab~iobrtsbGfen geianbt,
nit ser Mnnobme elmer rrl,rterbro.
6eneu lleberlano 9eforgerung
%. Sail Sarris,
Goitmeiiter,
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Naf1 M~aibingtpn ii6crgciicbclt?

SAT ser Gitriolmerfcr" loll OalelbIt
Ietn llmDeien trcibcn. - Sein
critics Cpfer 5ui1aig Gin @ioodcn
oltS HorboIt Baltimore. - Ser
llr6ol0 obermols pcrIdmunOen.
Bur 9crubi9ung scr 9erpobner
BON Nor0oIt Baltimore miro aus
@nibington gemelbet, Dab Sad Der
@itrioIperfer" ons iSelo ieiner Eb0.
tiqfeit oltgcniheinlid, nod) Ser 9un-
bcS6oltptlto0t pcrlegt bot, Gin eigen'
tbiimliGeS ~3uiammcntrcifen lit c3
obcr, bob ooS crite Spicr aus 9olti-
more ltanmt. iy@svilt Die IS Sabre
oltc MorAnrct Sdpor5boupt, God
fer BON Srot &otie Sdppnr5ballpt
BON gtr. 1885, SIt,Sopctte. Strnbe.
Gic gntbefAltg iplroe crit &C.
modt, nothttu Die Ritttcr sic 96der
in Sen aleiocFh, Ser So6tcr 6ctterfte,
.lIIf NLt.r -. I'm g.-I.
Gle Eoli5cit RnEpc pRlr benh sYoa in
&enntniB geifBfr pod 4leibt crit ob5n'
morterl OBJ sqr rspdntlide Neiietbdier
in @oibingtos nin 2Serf lit, Der cS
jungGt Wtdbdch in NorOoit 9olti-
more cine 3eitj lang betnoGt ultm0g.
lid mo6te, a~llS5u9cbe1t, o6nc @eiobr
81 lopfgt poi Sem gitrioIperfer be
l0Itigt 5t mcr0cn. rp9t, 3D.. ..
Gas Sdcuiol, mcldeS oltgenidcin-
lid nid1t 5urednmmGsfGbia nbcr ocn-
nod icbr bintcrIiitia lit, moHtc ~jrerit
Dor 5luei Iobrcn in Baltimore icil
Grideinen. Scit ser 3eit bortc man
ouc Orei Otonotc pplt icilen Miiie.
tbotcn in SIt.NoltinIore.
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Gin GltBen0 Disqualification. IS mltrbe
cr6ffnqt Nllrd She Iircr" BON 600.
per mo idIicbt nit o@omemorO
Yorm0" bon @lod. Die 9uricte.gtum.
mern inns: nG6e @utermelon Sruit, "
SomeS mo 2ltcic Cooper, Curtin un0
@Goiiom, 2cno Ga Gorpier u1o GbnS,
Torrel. Ser G6or bcitcbt ans 20
biIobiibihen iitnGcn Mdo6en, unN
inter Ben SholtipicIeru befinOcn iid
iolfc 8roBqn luie Sri. Cooper, Sri.
5Ioiiie 8obGor, Sri. 2eno ga Coulter,
Sri. MobeG Carr. Sri. 9loiiom Sec
leu, Sri. EcorI 6orItin Sri. Worgn.
ret Glopton SRI. 8ertbo GeWtor, Sri.
&on Sepis, Sri, Smith Sri. 9or6p,
Sri. Sortonio, Sri. 2elono, Sri. Or.
ncr, Sri. Hitdic, Sri. @ibioL Sri.
@olfer, Sri. Woion ulO Sri. Sops
LAMB.
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Nus ocn 8cridDtcn.

Ter Sunuor Lcrnlin ser itQOtii6cn
@erihte b%cgonncn. SrBanila'
ton Der @roBgci6morcncn finOet
bcl,tc tott.-Ni6ter Nrigbt tbeilt
3uftbull9Itroicn ans.
Ger &aniorsG crmin Scr 9oltl'
morer @crid)tc bc9orm Neltcrn. Sic
o6critc @criht5bonf belt cine Gil
5ltllQ lnrO tpGbltc orei iuciterc @roB'
o~cidyuorcnc aus, Die $50. George
Ndfcl, 9tr. 1924, Siuocn.9lpc. ScnrD
Glurf, 9fr. 907, NorO.GborleS"Str
unb W. Z. Nelion Gbomns, Nr. ITO,
Noro.G Colbert StroBe, bic al Stelle
ser S@. &crmonn N0lcr, ". Champ
lin Hobinion unO Otis GaQ 0tenelt
mcrOcn. Iie ncllcu @roBgelfpore'
ncn lper0cll belltc mobrid)einlid) or
Qariiirt mcr0en. Gle Hihter COOLER
uno @ri0bt mer0en III Oem Criminal
gcridt prGIibircn.
MuB iicbcn Sabre Iiben.
Cine 3~udtbotsbaft bon iieben
TSobren biftirtc Hid)ter @ri9bt III Der
5mcitcn Nbtbeilun9 OcS Grimtinalgcs
rid)ts gcItcrn bent Nc9er GOtparo
Stcpcns SIT, luclder Dor mcbrcret
Wodlcn III ooS SorrS OeS Srll. Nll9u1t
@litt an GroB. uno Gbnrle& Strabe
Gingcbro6en uar un0 alerbalo @es
geuitdnoc gcIto6lcn bate.
Grbielt 0rei Sabre.
Ger Neger Gbcopbilu& @reen be
fannie iid geItern in Der 5pciten g3.
tbcilun9 DcS GriminolgrridtS 0c9
RoubonioQs out Seller Glnn God.
ter pes FpIi5iitcn Cunt pom IilOmelt'
lihen Giitritt, i6llOig nnO murOe
BON Nidttr g8rigbt ouf bret Sabre
ms 3lt6tbolS %qeionot. Scr 9te0er,
lpcldcr crit - Sabre alt icin loll
bate Dem junBen M0o6cn Dor ct
li6er Belt oli Der StroBe cine So.
Note aus ser SanO geriiien.
z ed Wonnte pcgen Wetn'
ci0%.
Charles s. Gontier, Der Wann,
mcIder Dor iedS @od)cn in Scr 5lpei-
ten 9lbtbeilung oeS Griminolgerid)t3
beidmor, er femme icine ci9ene 6rolt
nidt, ais lie ibm porgeiii6rt muroe,
bGfonnte iid geltcrn III Oemiclbca
@eridt OeS McinciOs lhlllOih uno
&i6tcr @riDbt ion0tc i'm olli ied)9
Monnte ms @cfGngniB. NlS Eon-
tier ben Mcincio idpuor, lpur er angQ-
lhlloigt, niht fir lcinc Trull SIT lnr'
gen, ulo babel trot cine 3ell0in ouf,
Die b%cbouptctr, tic ici icinc critic 6rnn
unD niht bon ibm geidieoen, @enn
cr oie feds Ntonotc @cfGn0ntB obgce
ieiicn bat, miro CT notwithstanding ne
gen 9igonlie pro5eiiirt mcrOen.
Gin iutcreionter Sail.
9ic 4logc bon Hobcrt Burton ulto
8enr9e u. I'll 9rellil bon Baltimore
0cgeit ben SunoeS- Senotor stephen
y. GlfinS Don .GirginienL in Der
Cs lid) nm 100000 bonoelt, peld)c
Die &lGger bon Senotor GltinS fiir
Sniornlntioncn perlonGelL Die lie ibnl
nngeblidl licfcrtcn, ais Die n@eltlidc
Worplano 9obn" Dor finn Sobren
bon ser Stnot Baltimore Sum Ser.
tullf altS0cboten mllroc, miro belttc
im Suprent.@ eridt 0eS Giitrifts So.
lumbia sur &erbanblung fommen.
Sic glnm0lte ser Slayer iino Gomoro
NJ. Sammonp ltno Osborne s. gel.
loft bon baltimore, Sorrclt ".
9rotpn BON ts&irginicn uno Geo.
$. Colbert uon @oibington, ip1breno
Senator GlfinS ourd) ". ". @ortb.
ington bon Girginicn unb Charles s.
6onlfner bon t-Girginicn pertre-
ten ieir miro.
2 dlabener otflage in
Somon
Sm 9reiSgeriht 5t 5omion reihic
Sr. SSohn Meritt cine &la9e aegen
oie nltniteo HuilmopS otro electric
So" oltI $1,000 Shoocncriob Elm fl
Serleeunpcri, oie ieinc ISrau bei'rl
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un0 8oltimorcIS troBc on q.

uno 9uItimorekStroBe an q. 1too.
1906 iid %5ugc5ogen botte.
Gcrlangt S6eioung.
Sr. Not6oniel 6. Wieofin rcId)tc iii
areiageriht 81 Sopion cine Sdet-
ounqSfloge gegen ieinc Grou Monlic
&. Weoftn oltf @runO b%0Sipiui0en
GcrloiienS eift.
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GIotIih geitorben.- Ser
so Sabre olte Nepnolo Sferritt luurOe
g~eitern toot in ieiner @obnung Nr.
14ti, Mop.Strobc, olligefnnoen. Go-
roner Gorriltbers erad)tcte ci1en SSlts
qiteit fir %unnotbig, ba natiiriidc Soz
Dcsuriode porliegt.
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Wotiouo[9dnfc

NattonQl-Bdnfcn.
u6irIt Rational @ant Of Baltimore" 8. 9.
gS!lcor, Gnfbicr, II SouibsStrnBe.
"3pcite Natiural '9ant," 432 ~SIo'groaopap,
,g8stern Watiunui Sanf," 8. Iarriott, Co.
fiber. IA RorosS utatus Strabe.
,Sruuere & Wiehanics' 9~1atiunaf gant."
Gas. z. Di1er. Galbier, yiorotueitsSde Gus
talps iin6 6uUcttesStrabe.
nSbiro NatiunGl Yanf, Baltimore uno Tortbs
2trdbe; Tug ltro yiadt pffer.
,,Slrmer5 & Wicrdlants' National Sanf,"
SDlIbs u1o 2oInbnrozStrabe.
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ten u~criluot.
6oIJcn023 lit cine t5eiInciie 2iIte
oeS SnlaltS;
Observation-Disclosures &olenoer.
aolenoorium iiir oaS Sobr 1907. gr-
lGuterungen iiber Die pidtiglten
2lrten Der 8eitrednunQen. aulen.
ser ser Su0en. G%itertobeQe. Die
feIten unO bemegliden 5eIte. gitrp.
nomii6e Greigniiie. 9ouernre:
gcln. 1%00id9riger g8itterlIngsfa.
lenpcr. Siitorii6e 3oten II. i. 10.
Sic Grog0oie bon Son 6~ron5isco.
&oiier 8ilbelm in @ort uno 9ilo.
Slmor.
&orl S6ltr3.
3inS=Sabelle II. /. 10.
Geuti6e St1OtebilOer.
Geutif- 2(merifoner in 3euti6(on6.
acknowledgements.
llnicre &erbre6er Spc5iaIitGten.
Ser nelte Stern in %unierer 6Iogge.
SIN 3eitoltcr OeS Stabls.
Gbronit ser SoOeSfdQe bon 9eutifen
in Baltimore in 1906.
St00tiidc Beanie un0 @eb6roen.
Coroner Nultiulore'c.
@oGl Frcjiuftc Ger Sta0t.
Northumberland
StoOtrot6 1905-l907.
@eicblidc 6cicrto9e in Worplano.
Stunt2sS Cnotorcn.
WurplGnOcr mrs 9un0eS.0 eridte.
Yun0c9. GinpunOqrlmgS- 9cb0roe.
StontS- neutrality-suspicious.
Mumi8ipnl. mo Stoat5lpnblen 1907.
Eoli5eiri6tcr. "
Obcr 9lunOc29cridt.
&cgiltrirun1 IN Baltimore 1906.
Ri6tcrpobl 1906.
StootS4 @ciebgcbung. 49,
Staats. 8elebgebrng 1906.
Greflltip-9eumt oeS Stnotcs.
2egtSlatur. unb' Sto6trutbS. 9iItriftc.
GongrcBmobl in Wcrplono 1906.
Wuni5ipalmnbl 1903.
@u'..o'put.pot1 no 5oo'
Stu"t2Loug $40 @~;n,,s
"oe''oIuJt't' SU'l''t'o''@
Sllu Itrntionen.
Nv Nv g Hn,on 1'm S1ss 0tS,.o,Svu
Son Srnn3iaco'S @ndStblm.
az Gat ot my Spg.'!6onrtu
FI.'!o S1!tE'I'.. ~ "u'tol .Itt.'o"''9'
@otI'g lub 0""o V'''e''
Sugtob Rt''''''''ol'
S.et @u.IV[' 49,.
MutiIlotpo'uI l''!l &tttl8llI See;
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9[Ahnfntpn

Yapl SuBannicn, III 9orosGbarIes'S trabe.
Mari u. ID. edlult, 126-129 2dp,8uiIoine.
Wnitapls aorb, 2Gl-260 @~aIbertsguiIoiRp.
y, Nm Ertmunn, III RorosGbarIeSsS trabe.
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acknowledgements

eucr.Tcrli6erun9en.
nOiobal Sninranec So. Of 2tperppol,"t Senrb
W&. gSarftelh. 8efoeri muiiaaer, '1OI--IO2
Chamber OF Commerce 9~inilbiny.
"@srmania Seueroeriifern nsS . Geieaffaft,"
Baltimore uno NorfbsStrabe.
Nnt. Z. Shadeltorb &c 60, 10 unb II Gbams
berS oi Commerce.
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War1nors iln0 @ranit,Werfe.
&. 9iladrtner g sbbne, 714-18 g8ett 9aIti.
BET OF Commerce.
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<pferi6mie6e uno Glumbers.
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THAW WAS NERVOUS
ON EXAMINATION

New York. Mar. 29.-This being
Good Friday, there is a lull in the
Thaw case. The examination by the
commission in lunacy will be resumed
tomorrow morning. 1t is learned that
when the commission asked Tnaw to
take the witness chair yesterday, ne
made a short statement, the purport
of which was that he was entirely
willing to be interrogated, but wished
the questions to be plain so he could
understand them. 1t is said that Thaw
was nervous at first, but sool be-
came cool. and his self-possession
lasted through the whole two hours
ne was in the witness chair.
The questions asked were all aim
ed at finding out how well equipped
he was mentally for counsel with his
attorneys- His attorneys were san
guile last night after the hearing
The prosecution held that notwith-
standing the fact that Thaw answer
ed the questions in a coherent man.
ner. he did not comport himself as
sane man would