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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

CHICAGO, Ill. Ma}a tray
letnia Estere Carlson. kt6-
rel rodzice mieszkaja pm.
1916 Wellington str, zabra7
Ia wczoraj matka ze SODA,
udajac sic W odwiedziay do
z%najomych pm. III Sedgwick
str. Tam ~pozwoli@a c6reczce
bawic sic pred domem. D.
sterka poznawszy sic z lima
ma1a dziewczynka wybra}a
sic ma przechadzke. Ujrzaw'
sly pc drugiej stronie ulicy
jasno csw:etlony sk1ad jaki6,
|obie postanowi}y zbliska mu
sic przypatrzec. W{a5nie,
kiedy by}y ma s>ynach tram
~wajowych, W wielkim pedzle
nadjecha} tramwaj, kt6rego
motorowy "a p6zno spostrzeg
niebezpiecze6stwo. Towarzy~
see Esterki udafo, sic 3D.
skoczyc ma box, ale
Estcrka, porwana przez
tramwaj i wleczona przez
:przestrze6 oko}o 200 stop,
W okropny spos6b zosta}a
pokaleczona. Kiedy ia wre-
:szcie wydobyto, mia{a obie
nogi o%derwane, ale jeszcze
oddychala. Zawieziono ia do
szpitala poliklinicznego,
gdzie wkr6tce umarla. Tym-
czasem ojciec jej, Sieg}ied
Carlson, uda{ sic ma policye,
ably szukac swej c6rki, O
kt6rej .sadzi};;ze sic zab}aka-
Ia. Wkr6tce sic okaza}o, ze to
jego c6reczke spotka} CIV
okropny wypadek i niesz-
czesliwy ojciec, z~aprowadzo-
ny do szpitala, z rozpacza i.
dontyfikowal zw}oki dziecka.
Sledztwo wykaze, czyli mo-
torowy tramwaju.% istotnie za-
wini}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
.Zydowska dzielnica by}a te-
:renem zaburze6 i rozruch6w
kiedy z%ydowskie gospodynie
zaprotestowa}y przeciw pod
wyzszeniu cen miesa. Kobie'
ty %gromadnie zwiedza}y ska
dy, wypedza]y odbiorc6w,
t1uk}y okna j W wielu wy
padkach mieso lezace ma sto.
ZACH i ludzie POLAND malta
Policya przez dlugi czas ME
mogla u6mierzyc rozruch6w
zwo}ano jednak patrolki
kilku stacyi, naczelniczk:
zabrano ze SODA, a reszte pal
kami rozpedzono.
Napad6w dokonano dlate
20, ze rzeznicy sprzedawalj
.mieso &c drozej -niz zeszlegt
roku. Wobec tego kobiety
zebra1y sic W jednej ~ =ob
,szernych hal i postanowi',
emusic kupc6w do znizeni'
wv =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
NOWINY z AMERYKI
-: q, -

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
20 6ci6lejszem obrachowa-
nliiu oraz wzieciu " raehube
Skilku depesz o wyratowaniu
kilku rosbitk6w ze
strasznej .katastrofy- okreto-
wei ma Pacyfiku, kompan'a'
wczoraj poda}a do wiadomo-
sci~ publicznei ze .dotych~
czas z. 245 pasazer6w ma O.
krecie W czasie kolizyi wy
ratowano 1852, a 81 zatonelo.
w tel liczbie by}o 80 kobiet,
-39mezczyzn i piecioro die
CT. 49, S~ledztwo'jest W toku.
.Najpierw zarzucano kaplta-
nowi San Pedra, re ME
chcia1 ratOWac rOZDltKOW, d
wczoraj trzeciemu oficerowi
zarzucono zwierzeca brutal
nose. Kiedy BOWEN wyra-
towana kobieta prosi}a 60 Q
lego palto rubasznie jej od""
powied2ia}, re patio lego
; w}asno6cia. Hawse kaza} maj:
:tkowi uderzyc W twarz kale-
ke, kt6ry W }odzi ratunko-
wei, jego zdaniem, zajmowa4
"a DUO miejsca. W kohcu
gdy Hawse dosta} sic z Co.
lumbii ma pok}ad San Pedra
ME pomaga} " ratowaniu
rozbitk6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

.zPanstwu S P. JG6rskim v Mar
LIME wyrazam swe serdeczneiubole-
:wanie mad ich utrat& ukochsnego
synka, .ktorego i'm Pan Bog zabra}
do siebie. Pan ds} P.n wsias =
MECH bedzie imie Jegos blogq =
wsidhie: Kogo Pao Bog sasmuo',
tego ipociessyt potrs6; Wy,
pah6stwo dorsey, ufajcie " Bogal
Bog o Was NE zapomni.
LECH.. v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
PITTSBURG Pa. =

PITTSBURG Pa, W Ia.
chodniejP Pennsylvania iZacho
dniem Ohio srozY}a sic gwa}'
towna burza oraz "a godzin
trwalacy ulewny deszcz. RE
Ii i potoki g6rskie wezbra'
~. Komunikacye. 90 pc:
p%!rzerywane, kilku ludzi "a
bitych a setki rodzin ME
maja dachu mad g}owa: Ma to.
re kolei West Maryland
woda pozrywa}a szyny i unio'
s}a je o kilka mil. LIMA Bal
timore and Ohio i Dry Fork
R.R. jest pod woda ma ogro-
mnej przestrzeni Miasteczka
Grafton, Rawsburg i Tunel-
ton, W dolinie rzeki Tygart
So zupe}nie zalane:
w miasteczku Nc Combs,
W. Va, woda unios}a dom W
kt6rem z%najdowa}o sic troje
drobnych dzieci, wszystko
troje %potone}o.
Clarksburg, W. Va, Blu
RIA, i oberwanie chmury !
pow6dz wyrzadzi}y tn szkody
ma przesz1o.. pol miliona dola'
row. w Evenllie woda zabra-
Ia ko5cio} sekty Zjednoczo:
nych Braci". Miasteczko We:
ston jest pod woda a miesz-
ka1cy komunikuja sic ma To-
dziach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

:przyjeohaly tn c.tery polskie fsm,-
lie, czyli ruskie - oko@o 20 doro-
sfYch j dsieci. Krewni jakieh tn
maja pobrsli ich dovsiebie, .kt6rzy
i'm sic ~postaraia o tymczssowe: "a.
trudnienie.
: Nasz organista p. Alex Noga.-
.wiecki ustapif'z posady, jego mel
see zajal ;uz by}y organ,sta p: J6-
zef Kie1basihski, ktdry ku zado.
.woleniu catej parafi,> pieknie. Choir
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

ojczyma. Potem Scutheon
zabra} sic do w}asnej osoby.
Poderzna} sobie gardlo cd
ucha~ do ucha, z beczki.. ma
pill sic trucizny ma robaki
kaftoflane lecz oba to 1srodki
ME dolby 60: jeszcze 2 sic:
kiera " rex u .:pobiegl do do:
mu sasisda, ten jednak VI
.6miertelnej z MIN walce
dWoma strza}ami T. rewolWe-
ru polozy} go trupem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

WALKER, Mimi, Flat
mouth, szef szczepu Indy
an Chippewa, umar} tn "
tych dniach. Smierci lego
towarzyszy}y divine, W swo.
i'm rod>a;u bardzo uroczys.
to obrzadki.
Pred paru dniami dowie'
dzieli sic Indyanie, ze Flat.
mouth must wkr6tce umrzec,
Zebrali sic vice wszyscy Kill.
kadziesiat krok6w cd namio-
tn konajacego. Rozpoczeto
"taniec medyczny", psy tn.
zinami topiono, nastepnie
pieczono i spozYwano, Prey
tenn kazdY z zafobnik6w wy]
przerazliwie i dopiero wten'
czas, kiedy naczelnik du.
cha wyzionat i powedrowa:
tam, gdzie }adniejsze lax
i ]asy i wiecej zwierzyny
wtedy dopiero sko6czy} sif
ich obrzadek.
Ca}ej tel smutnej uroczys-
to5ci z l6dek przypatrywal
sic bali ludzie. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
III IL NV

~.ELIZABETHTOW N, NY.
W czasie wielkiej bury i u
levy spadla tn z chmur niez-
liczona liczba ma}ych Fab.
Ma przestrzeni dw6ch kwa-
d%ratowych mil ziemia Jest
formalnie zabami posiana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

|prowadzi. a'
T. Nasz ks. proboszcz Kuprajtys "
dniu 90 i 81 by} mocno cbory, ma
bozenstwo niedzielne z powodu jego
choroby 1odpraw'} nam tn w'karyusz
Ks Glajsnera z Bryan. Tex; :nasz
polski Dr. E. G. Zawadzki oswald
cyl paratianom, re proboszcz ma
sic lepiei, i v kr6toe +besdzie zdro.
wy z czego sic: p.rsfanie bardzo
:ucicszyli. r.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
AUSTIN, TEXAS, - d.
L. S. Hays odkry1 bardzt

AVolIN, 1EAA0,- Ut
I: S. Hays odkryf bardzo
:dobry Srodek ma meksy.
ka6skie "bol] weevill"
,wszelkiego rodzaju u owady.
bawelnie wiele szkolliwe,
Bollweevil; to robak, kt6ry
%gromadnie nawledza pola
bawelniane i niszczy je jak
szara6cza. Wynalazek ma
jeszcze ten przymiot, re jest
bardzo tani, "a 40 cent6w
mona jeden akr bawe}ny z
robak6w skutecznie oczys.
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

UNIONTOWN, Pa. w osa,
die Gates, :niedaleko ztad,
wdarli sic z1oczy6cy jacy6 do
staruszki 65 letniej
nazw. Mrs. Brown i przypie.
kali jej stopy ogn'em, ably IN
pow,edziaia gdz'e chowa pie.
niadze! Staruszka przetrwa}a
torture i pieniedzy ME wyda.
}al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
RORESPONDENCYE
~ :--t* 49,
g.
>BREMOND Tex.
35. " lipou, eeo7.
Szanowna Radakoyo!<

~. 5->: w 1lPoo, t1o'~ .
Szanowna Radakoyo!s o.: - ..
+ Nam tn do :-zanotowania kilka
waznych nowin: = naszej osady, i
prosze So. Red: o nmieszozenie ia
kowych W szpaltach- szanownej ga
zety Wiarusa.
Many tu obecnie bardzo &adne
easy. So tn goraczki przeohodzace
czasami przez sto stopni, pod}ug
F., ale jeste6my itak Z tego wielce
zadowoleni, DO take upa}y bardzo
sprzyjajs naszym plonom, to jest
bawe}nie, kt6ra nadspodziewanie do
tego czasu bardzo }adnie sig przed~
stawia. Przed kilku tygodniami my
farmerzy m6wili6my miedzy soba,
re by}oby to oudem sdyby tego
roku tutejszy r6lnik m6g} chociaz-
by jaki taxi zbi6r ma swoja ko.
rzydc sprzatnac. A jednak ten Ia
skawy pocieszyciel ME raczy} mas
tax zasmucic jak my sic sami tego
fs~podziewali, DO bawe}na obiecuje
sic bye ME tax ostatnia jak ja osa-
dzono, a korna tego roku przynie.:
sic 0 wiele lepszy: sprzet jsk roku
zesz}ego; naturalnle re t~owszystko
jest pod go}em niebem, ale chocby
tutejszy farmer zebra} nieco mniej
bawefny, to cato 7zbierze wiecej
korny, i ! ok biezscy stanie niemal
ma r6wni z ubieg1ym.
Dnia l3 b. m. dotkna} Pan Bog
wielkiem nieszczesciem rodzine je~
dnego z naszych ziomk6w, Anto-
niego MiIeskiego.- Podczas kiedy
p Mileski by!} : v m1!iieeazcie, iona jego
re swoja 12sto letnfa coreezka Ka-
sig, pra}y i robi'y rome uporzad-
kowania W dcmu, sEbo to" by}o Y
sobote. Nieszeze6cle chciato, re
PAM Mileska kaza}a swej GORGE roz-
palic lepiej ogieh " piecu DO sic
ME chciA}o jakos dobrze palic; ably:
sadowoli6 matki9 "a nlaajjpredzej
roznieci6 ogiea " :piecu,; niedo~
swiadczone dziewcze: wzie}o Gala $
galonowa b~laszana konew z keree
syna pocze}o %podlewac 'ogieh W
piecu. w ]ednej sekundzie Gala ia
5 galonowa konew: eksplodowa}a,
obejmujac n~ieszczesne dziewcze, i
caly dom morzcm pfomieni. Ma
krzyk dziecka wpad}a matka ma
ratunek i wyrwafa. dziewczyne z
ognia, ale by}a JUL tax spalota, re
pc 3 godzinach " strasznych me
czarniach oddaia .Bogu .ducha.
Matka zas jest mocno popalona ma
twarzy, rekach, g}owie i pc cafem
ciele, lecz jest nadzieja lie wyzdro-
wieje!' Dom spfoua} doszczetnie re
wszystkiem, niewyratowano mic, a
przytcm spalito sic gotdwki oko}o
800 dolar6w; a vice pan Mileski
ponosi strate cd 4 do 5 set do1ar6w,
DO dom ME by} jego w}asno6ciae:
tylko dzierzawi}: cd p. A. C.~Wal~
ker, kt6ry mu juz uowy pobudowaf.
Ably zas pierwsze potrzeby jake
tako zaspokoic, niektdrzy dobrsy
patryoci urzadzill miedzy soba
sktadke, kt6ra przynios}a kilka do
lar6w, azeby cokolwiek bielizny i
jakich kuchennych statk6w mogli
sobie Milescy zakupie.
Panstwo-M ilescy wnetki owa
strate powetuja, DO 1piekny inwen"
tarz i dobry zbi6r;. urodzaj jest
nieuszkodzony. A4e..zapewne ME
zspomna nigdy 0 swej c6reczce,
k:6ra " tax straezH Wy spos6b Ultra
Gill.
Mech to bedzie= Przestroge ola
tych, kt6ry sobie tax 1ekkowaz q
taxa zapalna rzecz, jak 5keresyna i
traymaja W tax wielkiej llosoi Bill
sko ognia " kuchnii,; -gdzie sic dqzo
Z tego podobnycth wypadk6~ ida
ira. So tel pom,edzy naszym1 brad:
mi polakamii tacy, ktdray zamiast
got6wke z}ozy6 " Banku trzymaja
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Evening journal., 1907-03-01
ELEVEN BIDDERS IN FIELD

Changes in the plans for the pro-
posed Delaware Building at the James
town Exposition have brought out
@ even contractors who desire 20 esti-
mate on the structure and TO whom
plans and ci rltions have been
furnished by William Draper Brinckle,
architect for the Delaware Commission.
on the original plans bnt three bids
were received, each OF which was con-
sidered too high by the commissioners
in view OF the fact that but $4,000
were appropriated by the Legislature
for exposition purposes. Accordingly
Mr.. Brinckle was directed TO revise the
plans In such manner as would lessen
the cost OF construction. This he has
done, although the general styie of out
side architecture as originally designed
has not materially been affected. The
structure, however, under the new
plans, win not be as sub } initial as
was al first intended. and viii not be
available for use after the exposition
closes. The bids vii be opened before
the commission az its meeting In Do
yer on Monday. and IL is probable that
az that time the contract will be
awarded.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
ROCKS AHEAD
FOR CHARTER BILL
sp.eIaI . rhe EvenIng JournaI.


DOVER, March Representatives
j. Carey Palmer, Henry o. Bennum.
Jr., William G. Williams, DR.. John ".
Messick and probably James p. Don
oway Republican members OF the
House OF Representatives from Sussex
county win probably XII the Whining
ton city charter bill no matter what
form it is presented IN, and Whining
ton Will not be ripped" and will get
no modern municipal government un-
less these Assemblymen can be pla-
Gated.
one Of the recalcitrant legislators
said yesterday, when asked for an ex-
PLANTATION OF his determination to hold
up the charter legislation, said:
you need not say It is Dr. Caleb
r. Layton who is killing the city char
ter legislation. DR.. Layton came all
the way from Washington to advise
and urge US 10 turn in and support the
charter We appreciate his leadership
and advice in everything; We believe
he is the man who has carried Sussex
county from the Democrats and to-day
holds it in the Republican columns.
But we told him to go back to Wash
ington. that certainly three OF us would
support no Wilmington charter legis-
dation."
"Why2r the assemblyman was asked.
Because we have been deplorably
treated in this session and the Repub-
licans Of Wilmington and New Castle
have ridden roughshod over us. Prac-
tically all the Republicans OF the state
conceded that we Of Sussex county
should have the speaker Of the House
this year. We made a selection, show
( ing a large majority In favor Of Rep
resentative Palmer Of Milton. But they
lruthlessly voted us down and foisted
on US a New Castle county speaker for
both branches. We asked Representa-
+ tive Paradee and others OF Whining
ton to take notice. at that time, and
1 il they did not they win when thl
vote on the city charter is taken"
Now the charter advocates are sour
rying about to secure the necessary
/ two-thlrds vote by breaking the ranks
Of the five or six belligerents.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
LAST
EDITION
500 D. m.
INSANITY PLEA In
STROTHERS' CASE

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
CULPEPPER, Va, March 1-W'ih
only two or thre witnesses yet to be ex-
amined the defense in the strother trial
will probably finish its case this after
noon. A short time viii bo occupied by
the commonwealth in rebuttal. Argu-
ments will be made tomorrow. and It is
expected that the case Will be in the
hands OF the jury by tomorrow night.
As soon as court convened to-day the
defense called DR.. Charles Clark. an
alienist from the government hospital for
the insane, IN Washington, thus show
inE that IL does not intend to rely alto
gether upon the "unwritten law"
Attorney Moore asked a hypoihetlca1
question. In IL he recited the history OF
the strother family. the relations between
Viola and Bywaters tho confession. and
the alleged attempted desertion. These
being the facts, DOCTOR" said Mr.. Moore.
how would you characterize the act Of
hmicidew
I'VE object" shouted Commonwealth
Attorney Keith.
THE question does not recite the facts
as testified by the defendants themselves.
They admitted that they had been armed
all day. That is not the question They
said they intended killing him. That is
not the question"
Keith added that there had been no eff
fort TO prove that the strother brothers
were suffering from a mental disorder
They had formed a deliberate purpose in
their minds and hearts. They were cool
and collected, and they. were armed. one
OF them said he would do the same thing
over again.
Does that show this act was a sudden
emoton r impulses" inquired the attor-
ney. we say no. and this question must
state al Of the facts. OF b can under the
law, be answered. .. l si.iSs. "a
Books on medical jurspfudence Say
there must be a disease Of the mind. or
there can be no insane impulse or emotion
The reason Of these defendants wss not
dethroned. Philip Strothcr stated ion the
stand that ho knew he was shooting ana
he knew he was shooting at william r..
Bywaters to Kill Is that imnusye or
emotional dnsanityas" ise
"conceding an the rights 'unwftten
iaw' may have given them 20 apenge
their sisters honor, when they got him
% marry her, they condoned the wrong
and had no right 70 gill him. They said
on that stand that they had no right to
kin him." leU-
Keith then read from several medical
authorities who differentiated between
sanity, insanity inipulsive, momentary
and emotional insanity. 4
Judge Harrison sent the Jury out of
the court room while the adfnisslbility
OF the hypotheticai qeustion was
argued. Counsel for both sides squared
off for a long and stubborn encounter.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01

After an enjoyable session the visitors
were escorted 10 the Hotel Wilmington,
where dinner was served. Addresses were
made by several visitors and by the local
members. A feature Of the visit was the
large number of Sovereign Grand officers
present The degree stan Of National
Lodge, who performed the work OF inlt'a-
tlon for Eden Lodge, included the follow
irg:
j. J. Minister, degree master; NJ. r. Gil
pin. c. c. Strickland. II. w Pippin, a. D.
Dean. l.. a. Spence, H. W. Lewis. II. A..
Warburton. y. T. McKenney. o. c. Giles
II. ID. Ice, W. a Taylor c. r. Finck'
Gilbert Cooling. George Juergens, J. n.
sloan, w. T. vinsinger t. II. Nande-
grit. Gilmore Deibert. IT, +. Witworuh.
f. II. Leffler. H. S. Vincent II. A. Wright
Ricketts, Nelson. c. s. Boulden, w. II.
Warmkesseli. II. T. Alexander r. d.
Cantwell and p. NJ. Groves
The visitors from Baltimore We're; John
&. Goodwin. secretary Sovereign Grand
Lodge; william b Baker. past grand
Muster: William b. Mohnay. deputy grand
master: william a. Jones grand seere-
tary; Fred b. Groom, grand patriarch.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
UNCONSCIOUS
FROM A FALL

Mrs Katherine Monaghan. wife ot
James Monaghan. one OF the baiHns OF
the Superior Court. fell downstairs On
Saturday night and was Severely injured
She received am ugly cash on the head
and had both wrists snrained in addition
20 receiving other injuries. For two days
Mrs. Monaghan was unconscious and Or.
John c. Fahey had no hopes of her re-
covery for a time. To-day her condition
Is slightly improved. and although she is
rearly 20 years old, Dr. Fahey has hopes
Of the injured womsn's recovery.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
CHESTER BRAVES
VISIT KEOKUK

About fifty braves OF Macopenaca Tribe.
OF Chester, paid a return visit 20 Keokuk
Tribe last evening and were entertained
IN right royal manner. spcech-making.
vocal and Instrumental music. and the
disposal Of much corn and venison caused
the hours 10 pass eli TOO quickly.
Speeches were made by II. b. Sinclair
and Daniel Ross. Of Keokuk Tribe
Brothers Mott, Of Chester, and Parker OF
Upland. Songs were given by H. NJ Horn,
Fred Neutzc. George C. Guthrie, Robert
Terteman and others
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
SEVEN PLANTS ARE IDLE

II has been learned that seven OF
thirty leather manufacturing Arms Of
the city are at standstill while those
which are operating are working but
half force.
Local manufacturers say that inc
stagnation in the market is due TO the
high prices OF skins, which have been
advancing gradually; their scarcity
and because the prices Of finished pro-
duct are not commensurate with the
cost Of the raw material The morocco
Industry is one Of the foremost IN VIII
nington and represents an Investment
OF millions Of dollars. Recently sew
erai of the local plants have been en-
iarrsd 10 meet requirements and the
present dullness IS diseourasing'
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
THEATRICAL.

Lena Rivers" the best show ever
offered at the Lyceum Theatre, was the
attraction last night with Miss Beulah
POINTER as thestar. The piece is so
different from the average that II
comes as a relief after the usual run
Il Is not a melodrama. but pretty.
clean. clear cut Southern drama based
upon the famous story Of Mrs. Mary J.
Holmes. well known 10 most readers
and in the hands Of company whlcn
is in every way capable and efneient.
II Is really a high-class show az popu-
lar prices and II the Lyceum Theatre
is not crowded this and tomorrow
afternoons and evenings, when Il VIII
again be presented 1t IS because the
people Of this city do not appreciate
good attraction
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
DEATHS.
Henry NJ. Barlow.
Francis G. Eberhardt.
Mary NJ. Jackson.
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Francis c. Eberhardt.
Mary NJ. Jackson.
william H. King.
ARLOW-Suddenly on February %.
1907. Henry NJ. Barlow aged q
years.
Relatives and friends. also members
Of Lafayette Lodge No. IA, A. f. ami
IA. f., are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral at his late residence,
No. 1902 Washington street. on Monday
morning. March 4. 1907, at II o'clock,
Services at Bethel NJ. f. Church at
12.45 O'Clock. Interment at Bethel
cemetery.
Chester papers please copy.
CHADWICK-On February p, 1907
Henry Chadwick, aged SO years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence OF his son. Ed
ward Chadwick. No. 222 ~ Adams
street, on Saturday afternoon, March
,, at 2.30 o'clock. Interment Silver
brook cemetery.
EBERHARDT-In this city. on Febru-
airy 2S 1907, Francis C. Eberhardt
aged S. years.
Relatives, friends and members OF
the /. o. o. +. are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services at his
late residence, No. 303 Poplar street
on Monday afternoon. March T. at
O'Clock Interment at silyerbrool
cemetery.
lJACKsoN-In this city. on February
IS. 1907 Mary NJ. Jackson. aged q
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from th'
residence OF her son, George G. Jack.
son. No. el2 Tatnall street. on MONDAY
evening, March a. at $50 p. IA, Inter
ment West Nottingham cemetery.
I KINC-On March l. 1907, at st
Georges. Del, William H. King, age'
n years. h
Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited 10 attend the funeral services
on Sunday afternoon. AT ? o'clock. Ser
vices az the house. Interment at 81
Georges cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
WILL REMODEL BUILING
Wilmington Light, Power and Tele;
phone Company to Have Fine
Quarters.

In order that the Wilmington Light
Power and Telephone Company may re-
model the building. No. Ss Market street
a portion Of which IL now occupies, al
tenants in the property have been notined
to move on March 25
AS soon as possession can be gained by
the company which has leased the prop
orty. the entire front win be torn out and
new facing erected. The floors VIII DO
RECONSTRUCTED and the place turned into
an up-to-date oniee for the company. u
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
CHILD BURNED
BY BOILING CANDY

The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Miller, Of No. asos Market street, was
badly burned yesterday afternoon by fali
ing and thrustins his hands into a. pot q
boiiitg candy. Mrs Miller was makink
candy at the time the accident occurred
Dr. W. f Sherwood dressed the young
str's burns. 81
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
ARRANGING FOR BALL
Reception Of Weeeaeoe Trip Assoeia-
ton in April Will Be Largely
Attended.

The Trip Association of the Weccaeoe
Fire Company viii give a reception and
bah at Turn Hall on Friday evening,
April u. Elaborate arrangements are be-
ing made FOR THE ,ffair. and the demand
for tickets is expected to be great
The proceeds Of the ball VIII be devoted
10 the rund being raised for the trip, the
fremen Will make this coming fall.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01

Dan sherman, the comedian Of "A jay
Circus" playing at the Garrick Theatre
this week. has q vehicle well suited 20 his
talents in the amusing circus burlesGue in
whioh he has figured now FOR many years.
shermans forte Is rural comedy and ne
has plenty Of opportunity in this act. The
best evidence IL its popularity is that n
has not only been seen in this country
but 10 E0rope FOR. several years past. rhis
VIII probably be. its last appearsnoe az
the Garricl hls-season. at lest,
The greatest aggregation Of trained
monkeys and dogs in existence are 10 BE-
a feature Of the show at the GarTiek next
week
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
LOTTERY TICKETS AGAIN
Honduras People Again Doing 5usi-
ness in the City.

After a lapse Of several months the
Honduras Lottery Company is again
DOING business IN Wilmington through
its ahent or agents.
Just how the tickets reach the city
e. not made public. but recently they
have been exposed for sale at the
same PRICES as heretofore. II Is prob
able that upon the return Of the
United States District Attorney. who
is now away, the matter viii be looked
into.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
ELKs TO HONOR DIPLOMAT

Horace @. KnoWlaS. Iscsutly appointed
L-nlten- -Siates -MlnistEr- 70. .Servia and Rou-
1nania ny rreSdrur RUoseveit-Is 70 be
banquetted by the local EliSs prior 10 de-
parting for his distant field Of usefulness.
The banquet VIII be ghen on the evening
o. March %.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
QUAKE SHAKES
COSTA RIGA

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, March i.-Cosia
Rioa han been shaken BY 40 earthquake
shock according to cable advice received
here to-day
No great damage Is reported. but the
people arc terro1zct