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Evening journal., 1907-02-25
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

Horse trading IS all the 60 around
Sycamore. Sycamore item, state Reg
lister,
Fun moon next Thursday.-state
Register.
Good oak wood viii be taken in ex-
change for subscription 10 this paper
Union Republican.
Wingate Tyndall was the guest Of
Miss Sallie Conoway Thursday even
ling
quite a number OF our scholars Of
this school visited the Goodwin school
iFeb. 14th.
The sale Of James Smith, deceased.
took place uesday.-Shortly times
took place Tuesday items
The Blue Ridge mountains can be
seen on the east s or 10 miles away.
from the second-story window. /
would not like 10 have been here dur
ling the civil war. AS this town IS
close 20 Penna. and Va, most OF the
people are dutch and german descent
There was a team of esqua dogs and
three real wolves passed trough town
land 1 enjoyed the sight very much
lHagerstown news, Sussex Republican.
The phonograph is still the attrac-
tion at Parker's store.-Charity items,
Delmar News.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
FOR LOCAL OPTION

Special to The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Feb. 25.-Temperance So
cieties are being formed throughout
the state. and will be hurried to make
war for local option and temperance
legislation. The order OF Good Tenn
plars Is now organizing strong lodges
and societies. and the Sons OF Tenn
perance have an evangelist at work
throughout the state. The Rev. Joel
Cnhllan OF Newark. chief OF the Good
Tenplar order Of Pennsylvania and
Delaware, has established a lodge at
Smyrna with these officers; Y. c. T.,
William Faries c. T., John p. Bur-
dette: V. T.. Mrs. Albert Chandler; re-
cording secretary Gilbert S. FAIRIES;
assistant secretary. Walter w. l.. Hyn-
son: financial secretary. Walter Chand-
Ter; treasurer, Frank Webb; marshal
l.. T. Davis. deputy marshal. ]. W.
Tucker; chaplain, r. +. Mattiford;
guard Frank Whelen; sentinel, Wal
ter Ford.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

What lhe dyspeptic must do Is TO help
the stomach out II IS full of a poisonous
pile Of fermenting. nauseating food. In
stead Of being assimilated and carried
by the blood to make nerve and muscle
and rebuild the waste tissues, it lies there
inactive.
First, take an unirrtatng cathartic and
get rid OF this food
Second. get a 50-cent package Of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets from any drug
gist and take one at each meal and at bed
time The tablet will do the digestng while
the stomach is resaining its forces Be
fore the box is gone, your stomach will be
vastly relieved II not cured. Why? Because
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain the
very clements which your stomach pos
sessed when fl was healthy-pepsin, di-
astase, golden seal and others. II was
because your stomach kept losing its sup
ply Of these digestive ferments that you
became dyspeptic.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do the work
simply, surely. and without injury. They
are not a medicine, but the working out
of a scientific principle upon the food you
eat.
/ Hundreds OF sufferers in far wors,
condition than you have been positively
cured Of dyspepsia by these wonderful
little tablets. Forty thousand physician.
IN the United States and Canada recon.
mend them.
II you are uncertain and wish further
/ proof send us your name and address 10
day for a free trial package which w
I v.u1 viodIv mail you ~ once r A
stuart Co, "A Stuart Bids Marshall
/ Mich.
For sale at all druggistA
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pUBLIc SALES.


Feb. 2s-N. r. s,lchards. Christ ana hun
dred, stock aud implements.
FEB. 26-Harry Hance, New Castle hua-
dred, stock and implements.
Feb. 2S-Willis Blackburn. New Casts
hundred. stock and imp ehents.
Feb. B-Frank " Whteman, ~ C.eeR
hundred. stock and farming ia.
plements.
Mar. 1-Thomas r. Weldln. Blue q T.
stock and implements at 1 o'clock.
Mar. 1-Real estate at stldhem and sons
Auction Room az 10 o'clock a m,
Mar. 4-Del Lyman. Oak Hin farm. mean
Prices Corner. farm stock and
farm implements.
Mar. 5-Louis Potts, near centrevilie
stock and farm implements.
Mar. 7-George Blackburn. New Castle
hundred. stock and Implements. II
O'Clock
mar. 7-Otley Vernon and Son, Mt. Cuba,
Del, stock ana implements.
Mar. s-J. II. Mccoiium, Chrlstiana Hun.
dred, near Walnut Green School
House. stock and implements
Mar. 1i--Milldrd +. Day. Christisna hun.
John c. Johnston, near Miiford
X-Roads. Ain Creek hundred
Mar i1-CW. McNamee. MN creek hun.
dred. stock snd implements
dred. STOCK and implements
Mar. 1e-Personaa property Of the late
Mar. &c. II. Griffith Brandywine hun.
dred. stock ard Implements
Mar. civilian Dun. near New Port
Mar. 1s-Personai Property Of ssmuel
Eastburn. deceased, MIL Creek Hd.
al 10 O'Clock q. m.
stock and farming implements.
Mar i4-John Taylor. Mu Creek hu7dr'd,
Mar. 1s-Edgar Vernon. sale of personal
property near Oak Hi School
House. Chrstlana hundred.
farming implements and house
hold goods
Mar l4-David Unhet. Christiana hundred
stock and implements. 81 l.
O'Clock
Mar l5-Herman Lange adjoining shellpoi
Park. Stock and implements
Mar 1S-Jamas Carpenter. Christians hun
drea. s.oclz and implemeuts.
Mar. ls-Talley ann Burker. BrandSwin'
Springs. sa.e OF stock
Mar. eo-Isr-F''tur0 $40 Lombard st.. a
! o'clock p. m.
l Mar. .1-Furnlture. 5os west nth st., al
10 o'clock a. m
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PHONES AS SAFEGUARDS
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening journal
DOVER, Feb. 25.-Chief E. r. Lynch
of the Lowes Fire Department has
called upon the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company here to provide a free
all-night service to the people Of
Lewes so that alarms of fire and from
houses which are molested by burglars
or marauders or ''peeping Toms" may
be thus safeguarded with instant tell
ephonic service. The company has in
formed Captain Lynch that in order to
bring about this improvement, there
would be an increase of SO a year on
rentals OF telephones in private houses
No increased rate win be charged the
business men. A canvass viii now bs
made to ascertain whether a sufficient
number OF renters are willing TO secur,
the service by the higher rental.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
MELON CULTURE
speelal to The Evening Journal.

oItClHl 70 Inc Evening IbulAdt
KENTON. Feb. 25.-There is to be a
revival of the watermelon industry
this year. Members Of the Rldgely
Fruitgrowers' Association held an i'm
hortant meeting at Andrew and Tenn
pie Hall Saturday afternoon and began
systematic effort to secure enough
watermelon acre age 10 enable the as
rociation TO ship a carload daily from
Ridgely during the season Freight
lates and shipping Irregularities had
heretofore discouraged this profitable
culture. From so TO IS acres were
guaranteed. J. II. Carol. a melon cuf .
ture specialist, stated that 500 hills can
be managed in one acre. Each hill will
average. on suitable soil. two good mel
bns. and at ten cents each this would
bring to the grower $3.50 an acre. 1t
Is, however. the heaviest fruit or pro-
duct grown and unless the special
freighting arrangements can be made
the profits go up in tariffs and de-
murrage.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
RAILROADS WILL
RAISE RATES
To Make Heavy Freight Pay
For Increase in
Wages

shippers expect an increase in the
price OF soft coal. as the result Of the
decision Of freight traffic managers
concerned with the coal business in
Pennsylvania and Ohio TO put into ef-
feet a general advance in commodity
rates. as a result of increased costs Of
hauling.
Bituminous coal will be the first
commodity affected, and already a
committee has been appointed by the
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio trat-
ac associations to consider a proposal
to advance the freight rates on this
product from three to three and one
half cents ton mile.
Such an increase is considered ne
cessary because of the high cost Of la
Dor. materials and equipment. and a
falling off in the passenger earnings Of
the different railroads. resulting, the
traffic managers assert. from hostile
legislation in several States.
Joseph Wood, vice. president Of the
Pennsylvania Company. is chairman
Of the committee which Is considering
the increase. If it is decided to make
H.. operators look for advances Of from
Ten to fifteen cents a ton in the price
5f soft coal.
All the railroads handling the coal
business in Pennsylvania and Ohio will
be affected by the advance If the COM
mittee decides to make it. There are
no doubts in railroad circles about 1T
being authorized, although when it will
be announced is a matter of conject-
ire. as many interests identified with
the traffic departments of the railroads
lake the position that II would be diff
hcult at this time to raise and main
tain the rates. in view Of the growing
antipathy to the railroads on the part
NJ the various governmental and State
commissions.
In defense Of the proposed increase
traffic managers assert that soft coal
pays a lower rate a ton mile than do
most other varieties of heavy freight
and the advance would make the traf-
&c bear only what IL shoad in COM
parison with the rates charged FOR
bther bulk traffic.
Increases of from 10 to Is per cent
will be made in commodities other thar
soft coal. Just what they will be FOL
each commodity will be decided al
meetings to be held by traffic manag-
trs during the next two weeks. In
freases have been decided on, and al
that remains is the working out of de-
fails. The railroads are a unit in tn,
belief that they are necessary. Th'
Pennsylvania's wage increases nov
tmount to about $1000.00O a month
and TO meet this the rates are to go up
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
sInns az Radlv Needed.

A general demand is being made by
The people using the new French street
natlon TO have signs placed about the
building directing passengers how to
proceed. At present on the soutbound
platform, which is nearly two blocks
hng. there is but one sign, and that in
In inconspicuous place, directing peo-
pie to the exit Every time a train
arrives people walk into the waiting
rooms for the exit and have to march
hp and down the platform trying to
dnd their way out
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Cod At the nreakwater.
spaelal 10 The Evening lournal

LnwEs. Feb. -Delawareans are
greatly pleased over the appearance in
large numbers Of Goldfish at the
Brealowater. Quantities Of this fins
fresh fish have been caught az the
Rreakwater and the Hen-and-Chicken
shoals for the last fortnight Because
the sea appears TO be so fun Of fine
fish. there are several movements on
foot at Lewes 20 organize a stocl.
company to operate steam launches
and power boats 70 gather up IN guam
titles the fresh food fish and CLAIMS
which are here ia abundance.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
TWO OFFICIALLY
DECLARED INSANE

BY direction Of an order from the Court
Of Chancery sheriff Harry Stafford on
Saturday gathered in hts office in the
County Court House two jurios to pass
upon the sanity Of Alfred b. Hickman
and Elizabeth Theelman. who are now
confined IN the Delaware State Hospital
for Insane at Farnhurst.
5The unfortunatcs have been in the in
su'ution for some time but it\was neoes-
sary to prove their insanity before Their
estates could be officially looked after. In
each case the jury returned q verdict OF
insanity.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
To Look For Reetor.
Special to The Evening Journa

Special 70 TIC ENenIN3 IUuIH1I'
DOVER, Feb. 25.-At a special meet
ing Of the vestry Of Christ p. f. Church
a committee was appointed consisting
OF William Denney. General Richard
r. Kenney rheophilus X. Jones,
Henry Ridgely TO look into the mat
ter of obtaining new rector for the
parish The resignation OF the Rev.
George Murray Bond, pressed by Rec
tor Bond. was accepted with regret
and he win leave on the nth sunday
after Easter 10 take up his residence
N Philadelphla.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Each Lamb Has Two Mouths.
sneoInl 70 ma EyenIng Jenrnal

DOVER, Feb. 25--The latest freak
animal reported i'm existence on tho pc
ninsula Is IN the woolly family. Two
lambs have been born on the farm OF
Walter Smith. on Kent Island. They
are now six months old and well
Each OF these animals has two mouths
Each extraordinary mouth is located
on or under the angle of the lower jaw
and both lambs can eat as well viii
the additional mouth as with the nor.
NAL organ Of mastication and supply
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Pastor Mowbray Wanted at Lsws..

Special TO The Evening Journal.
. LEWES. Feb. 25.-Dr. william r.
Mowbray pastor Of Bridgeville NJ. r.
Church, and a brother Of Presiding
Elder Alpheus S. Mowbray of the Will
mington district, has accepted a call,
subject to the ruling of the bishop. j.
+. Berry in the matter. TO become pas
tor OF Lewes NJ. e. Church He has
served Bridgeville for six years
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Poor Show for
The DyspeptiC
Poisoned Stomach, cIossed Brain, Wa
Verins Ambition, Falure-Unless
He seizes His Opportunity.

There's no good reason for any mans
remaining a dyspeptic-a burden TO n I'M
self and family, when he should be a
producer.
There's only one reason why he has been
a dyspeptic and that IS because he has
overwerlSed his stomach so that 1t can-
not secreto the juices and work the mus
cles necessary 90 digest the food
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
hi.Gis-fERs oRbfK.-
ofnce Of the REGISTER OF wills.

Ofnce of the Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co.. Del Jan. IL. 1907.
Upon the application of Mary A. Smith.
Administrators of Flmirn I'll Smith iita
Of Wilmington hundred in raid coun "
Deceased II RS ordered and directed ~
the REGISTER Of Wills that the Adm.nis-
tratrix aforesaid give notice of grant ng
OF lcttors OF Administration upon
the estate % the deceased with
the date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements 10 be posted With
iu forty days from the dai,c OF snch Lett
tors IN six OF the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands Egainst the es-
tate TO present the same, nr abide by an
act OF assembly IN such ease made and
provided: and also cause tiic sane 70 DO
Inserted within the same period IN The
in Wilmington. Dell ana 20 be continued
therein three weeks te. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal
of office OF the Register Of Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington, in New
and vnnf ubovc written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of wills.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Letters 0f
Administration were in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned on the
and that an persons having claims aeainsl
the estate OF the deceased must preet NJ
tho same. duly attcsted, to the said Adj
mnistratrix. on or before the Fourteenth
day OF January 1905. or abide the Act oi
Assembly IN such case made md pro
MARY A. SMITH.
Address Mary A. Smith, Wilmington, Del
ii6-9t-cod
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

to the United States Government, and
Il is thought that this includes the nec-
essary land to build the much larger
canal required by a national ship ca
nal enterprise.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE Excellent business location
on Madison street. Apply 10 owner O0l
Washington street faO-fn,
FOR SALE House S. W. Cor 2rd and
provomcnts. Terms reasonable Apply IN
premises. fg-tf
FOR SALIs-A hrickyard at Eddystone
near Chester Pa. VIII scll cheap Apply
Fields and Co.. Eleventh and Concord
ave-. Chester, Pa. f2i-Gt
FOR SALE CHEAP stock and FIXTURES
of grocery store including horse and
wagon and good will OF store. For rar-
tlculars apply 90 E G.. Bradford. Ir., i0i
Market st.. wilmington or Emory Blake
ly Henry Clay Del. f7-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Tho undersigned wall ofer az public sale
on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY aS. 1871 at
IL o'clock a. m.. in Mil Creek hundred,
near Eastburns Lime Qmrrles. personal
property consisting OF household goods,
dairy fixtures and farming implements.
head OF horses and colts, 30 head OF
cattle e6 hogs, ducks and chickens.
owing 10 tho great amount Of property
to be sold. the sale will begin promptly at
II O'Clock
Torms-Ali sums under so. cash. For
ail sums OF $50 or over, a credit OF nine
months will be given, by the purchaser
giving a bankablo note with an approved
ondorscr.
g-6t FRANK V. wHIrEMAN
PUBLIC SALE.
Tho enbsorlbor about 10 rcllnQuish farm-
ing. will sell at his RESIDENCE on the Wal-
tors iarm. near Grcenvlle, Christiana
hundred. Del, on
TUESDAY FEBRUARY g. 1901
Al o'clock sharp. o head OF horses. 30.
l. Rock 8 years old, weighs l4V0 ms wen
broken single or double. No. 2. Lady, hay
mare. no years old. viii do any thing any
other horse can do, weighs 1900 lbs NO ?.
Buas, brown marc, Do years old. weighs lt'u
lbs. 5 head good cows, some fresh ana
others close springora. one OF these cow
Is "a registered HOlatoiu with bull calf pN
her side entitled TO register; hclfofs. ..
I shoots. brood sowF. will farroW March
! go. 100 chickens and Z PclSin ducks. Farm
/ inE implements OF all kindsi sets Wagnu q
/ harness, carriage harness, collars and
lbridlos hay ~ the ton. corn by the hushol
4 acres Of wheat Ia tho ground, poiatoea
Iby the bushrl Household goods. Terms
% months credit viii be- given. per cent
on FOR cash on all credit sums; NM.
sndham ana Son. Auct.
Ellis II Hicks. clerk fis-l-s5-22
PUBLIC SALE
Tho subscriber intending 10 quit farm
inE VIII grll his entire stock and farming
implements without reserve. at his resi-
+ deuce on the road leading from Hare
\ Corner TO Chrst.ana, IN New Castle hun
TUESDAY FEBRUARY. 2s. 1907
AZ o'clock "a. M.
IA head Of good homc-raised horses AM
colts, 20 head Of home raised cows, som
e fresh and others close springcrs.
one fine stock bull. years old. hrool
Z sowa. viii be in by day OF sale rs goo,
! ehonts, Farm wngons With bed and RIG
gingi market wagon, Sellers family car
lriagc in good order. slcigh and bells Nc
lCormick binder and mower both IN goo
orderi drills. harrows cultivators plows
roller horse rake. i3 sets OF harness. col
lars and brides. 60 grain bags. platform
soales. hay fork and rope
No. 6 Sharpless Tubular Hand Separator
icapacity $50 pounds per hour used on
year
800 bushels OF corn. half interest In 2
iacrcs Of wheat In The ground. Household
land kitchen furniture Many articles to
numerous 10 mention.
An sums of s2O and under cash. over tina
amount 81 credit Of nine months VIII b
given. 9 per cont. of for cash on crodi
sums.
HARRY H. HANCE
Goo. E Davis. Auc. fls-2o-22-25
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
COURT AFTER ADDICKS

Newport Business Man Seeks in Vain
to Collect a Debt.
NEWPORT, Feb. 25.-One Of the
best-known business houses here has
tried in vain TO reach J. Edwarl Ad-
dicks, Of Delaware, TO collect debt
Finally It appealed to the Superior
Court of Rhode Island. The courts
order. just issued. reads:
"Notice Is hereby given to you, j.
Edward Addicks, that you appear be-
fore this court at the court house In
Newport, on or before March 4. 1907
and make answer to suit or judgment
will be taken against yLi as default.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
CARPET WEAVING.

BEST RAG CARPETS IN the United
States. wove WELL look wen. wear we'll
All kinds woven 10 order. GEO. w MAR
SHALL. a02is Monroe ~. oe-eod
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
WANTED.


WANTFD-In private family. al once.
respectable gentlemen boardors. Apply az
as East Fifth street. fii-St-eod
WANTED-Oid geese and duck fenthcr
beds. double other buyers, cash prices.
Address G.. H. Dickinson, general delivery,
Wilmington, Del. f2l-6t
WANTED TO RENT Large house, FUR
nished or unfurnishod; central or fve o.
six rooms. suitable for offices, by tbs
year. Address DIR BARNES, 7ie Yves
street. lle-hi-eoo
WANTED-Board and room, man, wifi
and child 4 years Of age. Must be within
rs minutes from Fourth and Mnrkc
streets: state price, etc. Address boal q
Evening Journal i-l-V
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Young couple would like
20 rent three or four unfur-
nished rooms on second floor
with bath. Suitable for light
housekeeping State what
rent is wanted. Must be on
West Side. l.. c. A.,
Journal once.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
ELgcTRIcAL coNTRAoToRs.

BUCKMAsTER BRoTHAR s. co.
Electrical Contractors and Jcober.
Estimates Furnished. q1i Market Z.
d. 4 A. PHONE esc6A. DFTN ianL
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
NOTICES

HAVE blanks for claim pensions under
act Of February 1907. VIII be plclsed to
furnish 10 applicants. G. H. HOLLIS. .
East Ninth street. f1i 81
DO THEY AcHEY W. H. JACOB
chlropodist Corns removed without pain.
Is cents. i0l West Seventh street
je6-tf
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

~-------~- ,---~~->-~--------
WANTED Girl or elderly lady Tor gen.
oral houseWork. three n family. $3.50 tC
$500 per week. Good home Tor right party
Address. j. u. w. L. o. Box i55. VIII
mington, Del f23-tf
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sussex Teaehersl Msetlna.

Teachers local institutes for Sussex
county will be held at Milford on
March !, and Lewes on March 8.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
FARMS Foa SALE.

BLY, A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming son
adapted 20 great variety Of crops. Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
ducts Farm lands IN these States ny
speciality. sold and bought. Write fof par
tlculars. RAYMOND O.. FRICk, 1l0z r. e,
Trust Bid. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
mnarnAaE RRokERs.

~----s--s-..s,,---7res>--.-
MONEY 10 LOAN ON desirable hrsi
MORTGAGES on city properties in amounts
to suit. HAWKINS a CO, ~ Marker 81
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
soArs AND LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE 1T RUN.
or write for information.
IT. LAKE,
Bourse bldg. Philadelphia Pa.
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EoR SALE.

FOR sAI.l--P Private sale OF household
furniture at SO Washington street. Gail
In tho evenings. f2l-u
FOR sALE-Deslrabie lot on Eighth
avenue. 20 by 50 feet. Apply e7 Washing.
ton street. fii-eod-im
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

In looking over the various farCes
which have fitted their light fantastic
way before the public gaze, an Impair
tlal and unbiased judgment would
award first prize as a good thing to
"McFadden's Row Of Fats" This
froiicsome hodge -podge OF the stage
comes 70 the Lyceum on March 4, 5
and 6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-12
OFF FOR OYSTER BAY.
The Roosevelts Leave Washington for
the Summer.

Washington, June 13-President
Roosevelt left Washington for his sum-
mer home at Oyster Bay at $50 a. m.
today by way of the Pennsylvania
railroad. He and his party occupied
the private car Magnet which was at
tached to the rear of a regular train.
The party included Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs.
Cowles, the wife of Rear Admiral
Cowles, Secretary and Mrs Loeb and
Mr.. M c. Latta, one of the assistant
secretaries.
They will reach Jersey City at 2:46
p. m. and Oyster Bay about 5 O'Clock.
The president hopes to pass a very
quiet summer at Oyster Bay, and ac-
cording to present plans with probably
not more than one exception he will
leaves for Canton, O., for the unwilling
on September 3.
Mr.. Roosevelt appeared in good
spirits and chatted with those who had
come to the station to say goodbye to
him. The latter were Secretaries Root,
Garfield, Straus and Cortelyou, Rear
Admiral Cowles, Assistant Secretary
Bacon and DR.. Rixey. Representative
Dwight of New York, also was at the
station and talked with the president
a moment before the train left.
A force of clerks and stenogra pliers
with the executive officers and SER
wants attached to the White House ac-
companied the president
The Roosevelt children are now at
Oyster Bay awaiting the arrival of
their parents