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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11

La kleptomania, 8 ciego instinto del
robo placentero sin contencion posi-
BILE que detenerla pueda. estuvo en-
predicamento y aun amenazo con
vertirse en- moda transitoria hace
muy pocos amos, gracias los indu-
dables progresses en- el estudio de los
diversos generos de delincuencia.
Experiments ban la enfermedad y
Ia cultivaban n tambien con sumo es-
nero, principalmente las mujeres. y
eran victimas de la dolencia los gran
des almacenes parisiense en- los dias
en- que Election mayores rebaj jas pa.
ra ell buen gobierno de sus negucios.
Por este lado, ST bien sc mira, la
kleptomanfa no mostraba ningdn viso
de ceguera. Era puntual, era pre-
visora y bien informada en- los anun-
clos comerciales
Pero la ciencia penitenc iaria, 6 por
mejor decir, los encargados de sunni.
nistrarla, han variado de parecer
ahora respecto la naturaleza del
NAL y los tribunales franceses con
denaron dias pasados a una DANA
d1stlngulda que padecla la dolenc la
8 al menos ejecutaba los resultados
que ella engendra.
Para defender 81 inocencia alego
la sef1ora su condici6n distinguida Y
haber obedecido a I'm vertigo terri
bic al efectuar sus operaciones con-
ira Ell projimo. Invoco ademas el
nombre de Jesucristo, para encami-
mar por sendero provechoso ell die
tamen de los magistrates, pero estos
sin duda Sc consideration muy por
bajo del parangon irreverente, fue-
ron infiexi bles con La delincueute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11
COsas de Europa
Las MAN0S SANGRleNTAS. (.

Como mujer es ordinaria sucia.
Ilene la mirada vaga, en- extasis; los
pomulos, eXcesivamente pronuncia-
dos. y los labios, muy gruesos v
tumbones, imprimen a la fsonomfa
I'm aspecto bestial. Frisa en- la Gin
cuentena,
Tai es la sefiora Dognon. acusada
por el se1lor Dognon, mutilador ma
tador de su propio hijo, de monstruo.
so incesto. Este es uno de los ca
SOS en- que la conciencia p1blica de-
sea que una acusaci6n no tenga min
gun fundamento. Las gentes Sc dicen:
10. .tdebe de ser cierto. e. No, no
puede SER. Y ell espiritu Sc. de.
leita en- la negativa.
Creamos. pues. que no, que la de-
nuncia de Dognon es berracion de
alcoh6lico, cuya maginaci6n. enfer-
ma, ha acumu'ado sobre la muier de
el inenarrables perversidades de sexo
Idemente.
Ain asi y todo, la seflora Dognon
resulta una mujer cualQuiera, sin
ningdn attractive ffsco nj moral,
Aver, desconocida, vegetable en- una
guardlla, Hoy, decpues de la infa-
mante acussclon que Sc ha lanzado &
su cabeza cana, es otra cosa.
Con motive del abominable cri-
men-dicen los periodicos ell sefor
Rteux, comisario de Policia. recibe
todos los dias numerosas cartas de
hom bfes que quieren casarse con la
sonora Dognon.'
Es la repetic ion del case de la Sc
nora Weber, llamada la opresa. Des-
de que la acusaron de haber estran-
gulado criaturas para Saciar torpes
Iapetitos de lujuria sadica empez6 a
recib1r cartas pidiendole la mano-
extranguladora-, y uno de los aspi-
rantes, deseando vivir maritalmente
con ella la condujo a su propia casa.
en- donde agradecida, le estrangulo 4
su hijo.....
Es, la inversa, la repetici6n del
case de las damas "exqu,sitas" que
en- plena Audiencia mandaron cartitas
amorosas a Soleilland-cuyo hernia
no, dicho sea de paso, ganoso de pre-.
senciar la muerte de el, pregunta dia.
rlamente "cuando lie eiecutan.
tQue "tiebre caliente" Sc ha ex-
tendido por Parfs2 lQu6 microbio
lugubre anida en- los ccrebr0s2 jOue
attraction de imam tienen las manos
sangrientas y los ojos que vieron la
Ultima mueca de la muerte en- el ator-
mentado semblante de una victima?
81 los Dognon, los Soleilland Y los
Weber sstan muy enfermos, mucho
mas 10 estan sus admiradores; los
hombres que anhelan tener en- sus
brazos q estranguladoraS incestuo-
sas; las muJeres que suefian con ser
acariciadas por manos llenas de SAN
gre de infanticidios.
No es 10 mas triste para una socie.
dad el deshle de tantos Dognon, de
tantos Soleillapd, de tantos Weber,
llevando q cuestas el fardo de eds
victimas. sino ell otro des6le, al de
admiradores que brindan amorosa
protection la inujer que estrangul6
un nifIo, y de admiradorss que echan
flores y besos quien lleva, como
trofeo de victoria, Ell ensangrentado
|corszon de una chicuela martir
Lwis Honafowx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11
COrreO universal
Julio Verne en- aCCi6H - Guantes
para las orejas.-Lo que vale
una cabeza de mono-De la KIep.
tOmania.

No sof1aba Ell popular y fanta sea-
dor novelista cuando nos presentaba
a Phileas Fogg dando la vuelta al
mundo en- ochenta dlas.
En- nuestros dlas, la rea]idad deia
en- mantillas la imagination de Julio
Verne.
Ahora vienen a sobrepujar al he
roe novelesco dos personajes de car
ne y hueso; Nelly Bly, y Jorge Fran
cisco Train, que han batido Ell re
cord" de la velocidad en- un viaje al
rededor de la TERRA, pues en- el han
invertido sesenta y tres dias Ell pri =
nero, y sesenta y uno Ell segundo.
Clerto que los gastos de tai ex-
curslon no estan- al alcance de tods S
las tortunas, pero no son verdadera-
mente excesiyos.
Ell "Rastroad Mans Magazine" in
vita 4 los turistas mas animosos EN-.
prcnder la misma ruta.
Un billete de primera clase, par
tiendo de Nueva York. pasando por
Paris y Yokohama y volviendo Nue.
va York. viene costar 3670 20 fran
cos. iQue menos pueden gastar quie-
mes, perplejos cuando llega Ell verano
no saben de aflo en- afIo ad6nde iran
& matar ell hastio,
Repleta la bolsa, no precisa echar
mano mas que de una maleta po-
nerse en- camino. El itinerario es
terminate y tentador, Y, como tai
10 hacen pdblico los americanos.
De Nueva York 4 Cherburgo, por
mar, cinco dias; de Cherburgo a Pa
ris, en- ferrocarril, siete horas; de
Paris a San Petersburgo, en- tren, en-
berlicama, dos dias Y seis horas; de
Russia Moscou, doce horas, por fe-
rrocarril tambl6n; de Moscou Ir-
kutsk, doce dias, y cinco de Irkuts K
& Nladlvostok; de aqui 4 Kobe, en-
barco, tres dlas; de Kobe 4 Yokoha-
ma, por tren, once horas; de Yokoha-
ma a Static (Alaska), doce dias, por
mar, y de ALI q Nueva York, en- fe
|rrocarril. cinco dlas.
Total de tempo en- esta excursion
a traves de Europa, Asia America
del Norte, contando los cuatro dias
y medic que Sc pierden en- esperar
la llegada de los barcos, cincuenta
dlas.
Els I'm viaje loco de puro rapido; no
es possible detenerse conocer las
poblaclones, nj tomar el gusto los
paisa1es. pero tes grano de anfs
ell gustazo de batir ell record" de la
velocidad2
Ell turists no puede pensar en- otra
cosa. en- epoca de febre automovilis.
ia como la presente.
Sabido cs que los inviernos de la
Manchuria son terriblemente frfos y
que en- climas de esta naturaleza, la
parte del cuerpo que mas peligra es,
indudablemente las orejas.
Para resguardarlas conveniente-
mente los manch1es han inventado,
desde hace mucho tempo, unas boil
sas de piel de carnero 6 de camello
que sc aplican elias sujetandose con
un nudo corredizo. Son verdaderos
guantes de orejas.
Ell dnico inconvenience que ofrc-
cen es que con ellos apenas Sc oye
de modo que loa que los llevan tie
men que exagerar muchos visajes y
ademanes cuanilo quieren enten-
|derse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11

Entire los pueblos Teuropeos 6 anne
ricanos, una cabeza de mono no tiene
otro valor que ell que lie de la utili-
dad que presto en- un museo.
En- Ell Siam es muy diferente; las
cabezas de mono son uno de los OBJ
jetos mas preciados. Clavadas las
puertas de las casas tienen la virtud
de apartar las almas de los difun-
tos y a todos los malos espiritus. Pc
70 no es este solo: 81 Sc hierve una
cabeza de mono, Ell caldo que con
ella Use forma, tornado por ell que
acaba de tener la viruela, 10 preserva
para el resto de su vida de volver
sufrir esa enfermedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11
4 los SusCriptoreS y Agentes

Para Ia buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, nc. admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. LasBAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 30 6
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc 1ieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
dia dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11
Rico Coffee and Teas.
1886 Amsterdam Ave New York
city Plantation Wafchonse.
Habert Street Porto Rico

Tn Brendlin ha empezado la campa-
fla Y no solo vende cafe tostado de
Puerto Rico sino tam bien '.te'-al pa
recer ate" puertorriquefo-(?)-porqus
no unirse y continuar la pesada tarca
que no solo Sc ha impuesto.
El relegar este asunto al olvido por
mas tempo bajo las presentes circuns.
tanCias eS un crlmen
Marie de Paul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11

Francia muestrase bondadosa por la
Cuarta vez. La tarifa maxima que ha-
bfa de aplicarse al cafe de Puerto Ri
co, ha sido saspendids hasta Ell prime.
mero de Diciembre, 10 que signf6ca
que nuestros hacendados tienen otre
mes de vida, de Sprees de asado 10
cual, 81 los Estados Unidos y Francia
no llegan un acuerdo, ell mejor mer-
cado par nuestro cafe sera cerr ado y
cuando llegus ese momente a doude
iremos, Hacia donde miraremos para
colocar nuestro producto principal1
Los Esta dos Unidos es ell 1nico merca
do possible, pero como quiera que ell
cafe del Brasil nos tiene en- sus garras,
como quiera que ell Gobierno no ha
tornado una medida protejiendo ell
nuestros, nj tomara tai medida por
muchos amos y como quiera que
aun cuando gastando "diez mil
dollars" anuales del Tesoro del pueblo
de Puerto Rico no hemos conseguido
nombre nj mercado ell 1nico camipo
alberto nuestros cafeteros es Ell de
introducir su cafe directamente al con-
sumidor tostado y molido.
La idea que expongo ys no es un
secreto. Su exploitation ha empesado.
He aquf m anuncio que ha sido re-
partido por millones 4 travks de nues-
rros Estados:
E. C. BRENDLIN
Importer and Roaster of Porto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11
.Neoyorquina

Hearst ell demagogo. Ell de las com
binaciones pollticas y ambiciones va
riadas ha entrado de nuevo la arena.
Aver al frente de Murphy llanabale
ladr6n caricaturabalo en- traJe de
prisi6n. Al termina arse ell duelo am
bos combatientes chocaron manos y Ell
pacto que ledio la nomination por Ell
partido Democrata q Hearst para 60
bernador fue hecho. Hearst due ven.
cido por Hughes como fue vencido por
Mr.. Clellan y hoy despues de yer que
nj solo nj undo los Democrats pue,
de escalar la cumbre, c1brese con
una de las alas protectoras del partido
en- ell poder. Ell partido Republican,.
La fusion es un hecho y los solda-
dos repu blicanos y los de la Liga in
dependiente que aver peles ban, iran
mano en- mauo las urnas a votar por
concejales, representatives etc.
Ell que la fusion Sc extienda hacia
La election presidential es de dudarse.
el ejercito de Hearst concentrates en-
la ciudad de Nueva York. y Ell campo
de batalla en- las elecciones presiden-
ciales extiendese sobre todo el vasto
campo de la Union.
Hearst no busca su eleccion como
CONCEAL, Sheriff 6 representante, sino
la de sus amigos y partidarios. Su
union con Murphy, ell leader de va
many Hase era impossible y su dnico
remedio era el ir solo-a la derrota-
6 acomp af1ado de los republicanos a
la victoria. y he ahf ell que GUAM
do va no hay tempo para rectihcar el
error, sabemos que ell leader repub bli-
cano habla hecho IN pacto secreto con
Murphy que trae por resutadc la eli
min acion toral de Hearst sus fuerzas
6 sea una derrota sin disparar un tiro
El proceder del partido republica-
cano no ha sido de los mas sanos pero
sAllis fair in love and war"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-11
E. c. BR ENDLIN

Importer and Roaster of Porto
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
FORM PENINSULA
BOARD OF TRADE

The formation Of a Peninsular Board
of Trade will occupy the attention of
a special committee OF the Board of
Trade. of which John S. Rossel is
chairman. The first step will be to
interest the Boards of Trade already
organized in several of the towns
along the peninsula Each town that
does not have a Board of Trade will be
asked toeorganize one. II is thus hoped
90 unite the different sections OF the
peninsula to promote their mutual in
terests through a Peninsula Board of
Trade
The Wilmington Board of Trade will
have no connection with the penih-
sula board other than through its rep
.resentatives. The peninsular board
viii embrace Delaware, the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland and the two coun-
ties of Virginia, at the extreme end
OF the peninsula. Meetings will be
held about once a year.
The special committee having the
formation of the peninsula board in
charge will meet Thursday evening.
The committee comprises John s. Ros-
sell, chairman; Josiah Marvel William
H. Kenworthy, John S. Mullin, Jr.,
Philip Burnet Walter ID. Mode Harry
Speakman and George w. Goodwin
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
TRADE BOARD TO
DISCUSS FINANCE

The currency question will be dis
cussed at a special meeting of the
finance committee of the Board Of
Trade Tuesday evening. 1t is prob
able that a resolution will be adopted
expressing the views of the Whining
ton Board of Trade as to the money
stringency, which will be presented
to the National Board of Trade at the
annual meeting in Washington next
January At this meeting the local
board will be represented by Mayor
Horace Wilson, Thomas II. Savery,
Irenee dupont, Charles A. Rudolph and
William ID. Mullen.
1t is believed that the delegates from
this city will favor the adoption by
Congress of the plan proposed by the
American Bakers Association to have
a guaranteed credit currency to be is
sued in emergencies alone, and bear
ing a tax that would necessitate it's
retirement after its usefulness ceased.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
SOLDIER THE IDOL
OF new CASTLE
As Result Of Spirited Debate
Of the fiigh School
Pupils

NEW CASTLE, Nov. 9-In the New
Castle High School yesterday afternoon
AN interesting debate was held. The ques-
tion discussed was the superiority of the
sailor over the soldier. Hugh Wylie and
Regina Walz were for the affirmative
while Horace Deakyne and Ruth Stewart
were the soldiers advocates Edna Slack,
oscar Knause and Susie Carrow were the
judges and they decided On favor of the
soldier. An interesting program of sing
Ing. select reading and essays was given.
Tho Row C. r, Anderson win address the
school next Friday afternoon.
DIED OF PNEUMONIA.
Helen Mclmgh, the bright little daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James MoHugh. died
last evening from pneumonia Some weeks
ago the child had severe attack Of
dyphthoria. SHE had been ill with pneu-
mona only "a day. Her mother had been
nursing her daughter Mrs. George 70.
white, who was a victim of diphtheria
and was by Helen's side while she was
sick yesterday Helen was a child of a
cheerful disposition and everyone loved
her
Owing 90 the lack Of "a quorum there
WIS no meeting of city Council last even
ing. Messrs smith, Reynolds, Kee and
Dufy We're present and agree TO adjourn
until Monday evening
CLEANING THE CITY
Tho Board of Health has been do'ne
some excellent work throughout the city,
The idea is 10 have general cleaning ur
OF the city.
The trouble at the slaughter house has
been removed and no more complaints are
heard. A suggestion has been made that
everyone take one day for general
cleaning up Of yards and cellars and that
the city win haul lhe rubbish away.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Presbvterian.

West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev. AleXan-
der Alison. Jr.. pastor Divine wor-
ship and preaching at 1890 a. m. Pas
tors theme. "The Clashing Forces of
Good and Evil" Popular Gospel meet
ing at 7.3O D. m. Pastors theme:
."How it Happened that an Old-time
Politician Lost His Opportunity" The
public is cordially invited.
Central Presbyterian Church, Sun
day. November 10th, 1907. 1880 a. m.
preaching by Rev. r. Maxwell Morri-
son, Mahoney City, Pa. u m. Sunday
school $50 p. m, prayer meeting Of
Y. p. S. c. e. 745 p. M, preaching
by Rev. r. Maxwell Morrison.
Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. j. c. Lane
pastor Services 1915 a. m. and 7.45
p. m. Morning subject: Gods
Care for His People" Evening sub
ject: "a Model Congregation" Roll
call at the morning service.
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. Tlir-
teenth and French streets, Rev c.. L.
jefferson. ID. D.. pastor. Preaching
1915 a. M. S p m. Subject: "Fegcn-
eration-A New Creation" Sunday
school, 1886 m. Christian EnoeavoI
7.30 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church. Market
street near Ninth. George Frank Mason
pastor Morning worship 1890 a. m
Sermon by the pastor. subject: Chris
tian Perfection" Evening worship
,745 D. m Subject: Gods Plan fol
Our Lives" Sunday school at p. m
Christian Endeavor at 645. Midweei
prayer service Wednesday at 8 p. m
East Lake Presbyterian Church, 27tl
and Market streets. Divine service anS
preaching by 2. b. Welsh at 1890 a
m. subject: "Jeremiah's Temple Ser
lmon." At 745 p. m, subject: -
lGnmpse Into the Boyhood of Jesus.
Sunday school al . p. m. Y. p. S. c
+. at p. m. Bible study and praye
meeting on Wednesday evening at IA
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Miscellaneous.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist 1901
van Buren street opposite Park Place.
Sunday morning service at II o'clock.
Subject "Aiortals and Immortals." Sun
day school at 10 O'Clock Wednesday even
ing meeting at s o'clock. Free reading
room. open every week day from
o'clock to / o'clock, and from TO
o'clock. All cordially welcome.
The regular monthly all-day meeting Of
the Christian and Missionary Alliance viii
be held tomorrow at sos Shinley street.
Hours of service. 1890 a. m. $50 and s
p. m. Rev. n. IT, Hess, Of Lancaster, Pa
viii speak Everybody invitcd. G. v.
Brown. superintendent
Church Of the New Jerusalem corner cf
Delaware avenue and washington stree.
Rev George Henry Dole, rasio-. Morn ng
service at lo.t5. Subject of the sermon,
"The Raven and theDove. sabbath School
at 9.15 a. m.
St. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street near Seventh, Rev. Frederic
Doerr. pastor. 1880, morning service,
"The Creator and the Created 215
Sunday school 7.30. evening service
"The Greatness of Martin Luther
Second M. T. Church, Firth avenue
and Anchorage street Rev. James r..
Massey. pastor Preaching morning
and evening at fOi5 a. m. and 7.f5 j..
m Morning subject: "The Love Of
God" Evening subject: THE First
Miracle" Sunday school az . p. m.
Christian Endeavor at 745 p. m. Glass
Tuesday evening at 7.39. Prayer ser
vice. Friday evening. $50.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Rav. eeorae M. stone 70 Preaeh.

on Sunday morning in the Unitarian
Church. the Rev George w. stone,
who has lived for several years on the
Pacific coast. is to occupy the pulpit
He was foi many years a resident of
this city. where he has a large circle
of friends. For some time he was
field secrctar2 of the American Unitar-
ian Association. located IN Oakland
California. and other places. He was
in Oakland on the night OF the earth
quake. April rs. 1906. While i'm the
West his work included starting and
building OF new churches and aiding
ones that needed help.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09

preaching at 1915 a. IN. by S. p Cossa,
boon; Sunday school at 2.15 y. m; Ep-
worth League at $40 p. m; preaching
at 7.45 D. M by the pastor.
Asbury NJ %. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. Rev II. a. G. Wester-
field, pastor. Prayer meeting at .
q. M: the Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper and the reception of members,
1890 a. m: Sabbath school, D. m.'
Epworth League, $50 p M; song SER
vice, 7.80 p. M; preaching, s p. m,
subject. "Self-examination."
Washington Heights NJ. e. Church,
W. l.. S. Murray, pastor. preaching,
1890, subject, Autumn" 7.45, sub
iect, "Alpha;" -, Sunday school, IL.
G. Conrad, superintendent; 6.45. Ep-
worth League. NJ. c. Smith. president;
745 Wednesday prayer meeting; 2.30,
Saturday Juniors. Mrs. r. s. NandylSe,
superintendent.
Scott NJ y. Church, Seventh and
Spruce streets. Robert *. Stephenson,
pastor 1890 a. m, sermon by the
pastor to the "Orangemen" of the city
subject. Gods Measure of Mani"
2 p. m. Sunday school, all invited;
$50 D. M, Epworth League devotional
services; 73O D. m, Evangelistic SER
vice in charge of the pastor, subject,
"Seizing An Opportunity"
East Lake NJ p. Church. Thirteenth
and Tatnall streets. Rev. J. Howard
Gray. pastor. Class 1T Q; preaching
at 1890 and 7.l5 by pastor; morning
subject, "But He Could Not BE HID"
evening subject, Jacobs Vision of the
Ladder at Bethel" Sunday school at
2; c. Il. Society at z; class Wedncs-
day evening; prayer meeting, Friday,
7.45 p. M; evening subject is the be-
ginning of a series called "Eventful
Nights in Bible History All well
come.
First NJ p. Church. Seventh and
Walnut streets. Rev. j. e. Nicholson.
pastor Preaching. 10 30 a. m. and
D. M: morning subject, "Faithfuiness
Rewarded: night, Heavenly Recogni-
tion;" special singing; . p M. sun
day school; 715 .. M, Christian En-
deavor.
Silverbrook NJ. e. Church Lancaster
and Woodlawn avenues. Rev. w. h.
Greenfield, pastor. Prayer meeting at
.9.15 a. m Sunday school at p. m.
Junior League at $50 %. N. Epwotth
League at 6.45 p. m. Preaching at
1880 and 73O, Morning subject. THE
Safe Way for the individual and
Nation" Evening subject; Il Told
You So"
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
MIDDLETOWN NOTES
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Nov. 9.-Rev. DR..
IF. H. Moore will lecture before the
New Century Club, on Alaska" on
Tuesday afternoon, when the Odessa
Monday Club will be the guests Of the
Century club.
The W. c. r. u. cleared $40 from
the lunch given on election day The
money has been turned over TO the
Law and order League TO help defray
campaign expenses
Mrs. Fred Brady is spending some
time at Atlantic city. n. J.
Mrs Amy Clark, of Philadelphia. was
the guest Of her mother here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Brown are
visiting relatives at Clayton.
Wallace Beasten has loft here for
North Carolina, where he has accepted
q position with a lumber company.
Miss Louise Reynolds Of New York
city spent last Sunday with her par
ents here.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Methodist

Harrison street NJ. 4. Church. Rev.
C. r. Wyatt, d. d., pastor. Preaching,
1890 a. m.. by Rev. Cyrus =. Keen;
73O y. m. preaching by pastor, theme
"Our Faith i'm Mans Wisdom, But
Gods Power"
Marshauton NJ, T. Church. ' 1O45,
preaching by Rev. 70. II. Miller; T. re-
vival begins; preaching Tuesday night
by Rev. W. +. CorlSran, Of Newark,
Del
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
Ninth and West streets. Fl. w. Kcl-
logg. ID. d., minister. Preaching at
1890 a. m and 745 p. M. by Rev.
Thomas L. Poulson. d. d.; morning
subject. "The Mastery of Faith;
evening subject "David's Farewell
Address," Sunday school at . p. m;
Epworth League at 7.f5 .. IN. strang-
ers welcome.
Madeiey NJ. e. Church. G. r. Neese
pastor Glass meeting at a. MI
preaching. 1890, subjeca we Shall
Reap IN Due Season If We Faint Mott
Sunday school. 2l5: Epworth League
at z O'Clock; preaching. 7.45. subject
"Satan a Personal Hlndered"
Goodman NJ e. Church. Fourteenth
and dupont streets. v. =. Northrup
pastor. Class meeting az 9.45 a. m.i
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
ALTERATIONS TO
TRINITY M. E. CHURCH

Owing to extensive repairs which were
started this week there will be no services
at Trinity NJ. E. Church, Twenty Second
and Church streets, tomorrow. The re-
opening will take place on November Il,
when an all-day celebration will be held.
The Rev John Thornton. the pastor,
will preach in the morning and in the
afternoon the Rev. c. r. Wyatt viii
preach. In the evening Presiding E.der
A. 5. Mowbray win occupy the pulpit.
Mrs. Fitch, the wel-known solo'st Of
Philadelphia, VIII sing
Under its present pastorate Trinity NJ
e. church has enjoyed unusual prosper