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Evening journal., 1907-02-05
COMMITTED FIFTY MURDERS

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5.-A man
who qualities as a criminal of historic
dimensions mas been arrested at Ros-
toff-on- Dom His exploits have long
been notorious throughout Russia.
Seven times has he escaped from the
island @ Safaalin.
He is guilty of more than fifty MUIR
ders and OF several hundred robberies
Many were committed when, disguised
as a gendarme, he entered houses on
the pretext OF making governmental
searches. When last he escaped froni
Sakhalin he was chained TO his con-
vict's wheelbarrow.
His name is Nagorny. He is about
40 years old, and he is tall and strongly
built He has a ruffianly expression
When he was arrested he pointed a
loaded revolver at his captors, but ths
lock OF the weapon proved useless
Nagorny has hitherto escaped hang
ing because there IL no capital punish.
ment under the regular Russian law
Seeing that his crimes date earlier thar
the establishment Of summary cours-
martials and were never political. bui
simply brutal murders Ge plundering
it is not evident that he can even now
be hanged. as would have happened u
him II he had stolen some rub.es from
a government vodka shop for the revo-
llutionists.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
MARRIED AT EARLY MORN
Couple Returning from a Dance Drop
in on a Wakefui Parson.

NEW YORK, Feb 5.-The Rev.
Henry Marsh Warren. the hotel par
son, was called out of his bed at his
home, No. As West Ninety-fourth
street, shortly before 1 o'clock by a
young couple who were in a great hurry
to get married. The young man said he
was Robert Erskine Christie, IS years
old, an insurance broker, living at No
PSI West One Hundred and Forty third
street. The girl was Miss Katherine
Frances Keller, who said she was also
rs years old and lived at No. "a East
one Hundred and Twentieth street
The young couple said they had beer
engaged for some time.
"Oh. do want TO he married" SAID
the young woman. We've been to n
dance in Brooklyn and on our way
home we just decided not TO wait any
longer. SO we came to see you and
hope you will be kind enough to marry
us MY mother lwill be furious. She
wanted us TO wait two months longer
and then have a big church wedding. p
DR.. Warren tied the knot.
James Christie, the bridegroom 2
father. received his first news Of the
marriage OF his son when a reporter
told him about it last night. He said.
however. that he wasn't surprised, be-
cause his sons chum had been married
In much the same way three months
AGO and young Christie had expressed
his approval at the time.
MY son." said Mr.. Christie, "came
home about O'Clock this morning ana
slept until afternoon. when he was
awakened 10 answer a telephone cali
He said that he had to go TO Brooklyn
and would spend the night there. The
young woman has never been az ou'
house. All we know of her Is that we
know what she looks like from her pic
ture."
Mr.. Christie said that his son was
the cashier OF the Yorkville branch OF
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
FINAL REPORT
WAS PRESENTED
Findings Of Delaware--New
Jersey Boundary Commits
sion Before Legislature
Special to me Evenlnr journal.


DOVER. Feb. 5.--The final report of
the Delaware New Jersey Boundary
Commission. appointed two years ago
to cooperate and draft uniform fishing
laws for the Delaware river ana bay.
was presented to the Legislature yes
terday by Walter II. Hayes. secretary
of the commission and 1000 copies OF
the report was ordered printed IN the
House OF Representatives.
Speaker Hodgson. IN the House. also
introduced a bin providing uniform
fisheries laws to govern the Delaware
river and bay. and In accordance with
the recommendation and deductions Of
the commission. and 2500 copies of these
were ordered printed.
Representative Messick created a
stir by Offering resolution to pay
each member OF the Legislature who
sat in the extraordinary session in
June last S16.50 for supplies to which
each member was entitled, and $3.50 to
make up money each member had paid
as counsel fees and legal costs IN con-
testing I'm the courts State Treasurer
Rawlns hold-up OF the members all
lcwances. The matter was referred to
committee.
Favorable reports were received ~
the Housee on the bills TO increase to
$1,000 the salary Of the stenographer in
chancery, and the bills to compensate
Cornelius j. Horrigan, John Barr and
Walter j. Harrington for services 90
state highway commissioners to the
balance OF the term for which they
were appointed.
The two houses went into Joint SER
sion to hear the protest Of lawyers
from Kent county against the passage
OF the judges retirement bill.
New measures were presented by
these members;
Mr. Corbit. Of odessa, making mors
liberal provisions in the laws regulatint
the sale of lands by administrators ant
executors.
Mr. Holcomb, to incorporate che city
Of New Castle.
Mr. Allen. Of Wilmington. to regulate
the business Of pawnbrolSers and junl
dealers OF New Castle county.
Mr.. Allen. Of Wilmington, TO regulate
the sale OF drugs and chemicals I'm th'
state and providing for a state Boar,
Of Pharmacy.
Mr.. Baggs. Of Smyrna, providing 10
state taxes on all malt liquor manu-
factured in this state.
The House adopted a resolution O.
sympathy for Representative Finn
who has been called home by the dealt
OF his father in upper New Castl
county.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
GOLDEN SCEPTRE OFFICERS
Court Diamond lnstalis Officials in
Presence Of Visitors.

At the regular meeting Of Court
Diamond order Of the Golden Scepte.
before officers Of the Grand Court Of
the United states ana members Of
Court e. l. DUPONT, No. 2. the following
elected officers Of the court were in-
stalled by Chancellor Matilda preece:
Worthy past ruler, +. w. Alexander;
ruler Barbara Meekam; vice ruler. Eva
Cole;i treasurer. Margery E. Neal; Gus
todian. May r. Alexander; recorder,
Marie r. Berry; standard bearer, Helen
Nostrand; high priest, Catharine Craw-
ford; right attendant, Jennie w. Smith;
left attendant, Ola Goodnow; inside
page Mary c. j. Buckiusi outside
page. Edward A. West: pianist. Anna
Reeder; representative TO Grand Court.
Annie r. Alexander; alternate. Matilda
Preece; trustee for eighteen months,
Matilda Preece; trustees for twelve
months. William Buckius; trustees for
six months. Mary G. ]. Buckius. After
the installation the social COMMITTEES
served a supper and an enjoyable time
was spent by those present. The courl
Is in a flourishing condition.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
WOMAN DISARMS ROBBER
Mrs. Painter Made Hungry Man Put
Aside Gun. Then Cave Him Money.

PITTsBURG Pa. Feb. 5.-"rm
starving and desperate and must have
money. Give it to me or Ill kill you
Pointing a revolver in her face, a
desperate young Canadian dramatically
threatened the life Of Mrs. Charles A.
Painter, in the vestibue Of her Alle-
gheny mansion. at Western avenue and
Bidwen street.
Temporarily stunned by her position.
Mrs. Planter used diplomacy. The
stranger. Ernest Davis. IS years old. o.
Toronto, repeated his demand. "Youns
man. don't be foolish" advised Mrs.
Painter. "Give me that gun and / will
give you some money"
mo" was the retort. "but IN take
the shells out if you viii hel pme."
Davis tried to eject the cartridges,
but one stuck "See here, give me that
gum" demanded Mrs. Painter. and she
snatched the weapon. She worked out
the cartridge with crocheting needle.
and returning the revolver said
"Wait here and I'll get you some
money" She returned I'm a momeu,
and handed Davis a silver Dollar. ox-
planning:
This is all the change 1 have 20 the
house" Davis took the dollar aad de-
parted.
This morning Davis was arrested az
his boarding house, 424 Washington
street. Allegheny. as he was sneakins
to his room. He was given a hearing
before Magistrate Hadheld, but Mrs.
Painter did not appear against him.
Mrs. Catherine Mort. Davis's landladv,
testified that he had stolen a revolver,
cartridges and a gold watch from an
other boarder. Davis admitted the
theft and acknowledged having threat
ened Mrs. Painter.
Il came here from Toronto FIVE weeks
ago." he explained, "and. being penni-
less. starving and desperate. I took a
chance. / was at the Painter house
the day before asking for work. but
they told me they had none. I was
hungry and desperate and didn't care
for consequences"
Mr.. Painter declared he did not care
to prosecute if Davis is not bad char
acter, and only became desperate be.
cause OF hunger. The police VIII look
up his record.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
MAN HANGS IN HOUSE,
WOMAN IN BARN
No Food in the Place, Doctor Found
Farmer and Housekeeper Suicides.


NEWARK. n. J.. Feb. Scaling to
treat Benjamin Drake, an aged farmer
living near Centreville, n, j., DR.. Jones
got no answer to his knock. He knew
that Mr. Drake, 81 years old, was ill
with grip. and that he ought not TO
be out Of bed. Entering the house and
seeing no one in either the bedroom
nor the living rooms, DR.. Jones climbed
to the upper story.
There he found the old man dead
hanging from doorpost. Knowing
that Mrs. Mills aged 90. was brakes
housekeeper, Or. Jones searched for
her. AT last he found her dead in the
barn.. She had hanged herself TO a
beam
Neighbors were called in to solve the
mystery. A glance at the iarder in the
Drake house was enough to settle all
doubts. There was not a scrap of food
I'm the house. Their friends said that
Drake was poor, but they had no no.
tion that he was so poor as that. There
was his farm. and even, if ne Lacked
ready money he could have borrowsi
against the worth OF his Sussex county
land. But he was proud and sensitive
and disinclined to ask any man for a
favor. When. therefore, what he had
was gone, and he was ill, he determined
"a die. SO the neighbors reasoned It.
Mrs. Mills, the housekeeper when
Drake was bedridden, had to do some
OF the farm work. She went to the barn
yesterday morning, an investigation
showed, leaving Drake in bed. Returr>
ing she found that he had crawled up
stairs and killed himself. She must,
according to evidences about the place,
have gone back to the barn and taken
her own life.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
FoR sALE.
REMNANT STORE
Fine Wooden Dress Goods Remnan 8.
JOHN l.. THOMAS.
606 King Street.
prBLrc SALES.

PUBLIC SALES
Tcb. 7-Robert smith. New Castle b, n-
dred, Del. River Road stock "a
implements
Feb. S-sale OF goods furniture and c. r.
pets at sudhahStA Gun. III r. st
Fourth street.
Feb. 9-s A. Mcdaniel sale 0f West n
horses az iie West Front, 1e0 p n.
Feb. li-Wiliam X. Easthusn, on LIN e.
stone Road near Mermaid, ID l..
stock and implements
FEB. 1i-H O. Cannon. near Glasgow
stock and implements.
Feb. 17-H c.. Cannon. near Giasglc ".
stock and farming Implements
Feb. 1o-Robert Armstrong. White ciiy
Creek hundred, stock and imp e.
ments
Feb. 21-George Whitfield. New Castle
hundred. stock and farm imp.e-
monts.
Feb. 2f-Wnllam p. wollaston, MI
Creek hundred stock ard farm-
ing implements.
Feb. e2-Irvin nul MIN Creek hundred,
stock and Implements
Feb. 25--J Corbit Davidson, Red Liin
hundred. stock aud imp,emen s.
Feb 26-N. T. Richards, Christians huns
drod. stock and Implements
Feb. 26-Harry Hance. New Castle huns
dred. stock ana implements.
Feb 2S-Wills Blackburn. New Cas- q
hundred. stock and imp 'cmcnts.
Feb. 2S-Frank V. Whiteman. NIL e a
hundred, stock and farming 1 "A
plements.
Mar. 4-Del Lyman Oak Hn farm, r y
Prices Corner. farm stock d
farm implements.
Mar. 5-Louis Potts. near Centrev g.
stock ana farm implemna
Mar. 7-George blackburn, New Ga a
hundred, stock ard Inpienelts 10
o'clock,
Mar. 11-Millard Il. Day. chest ra d ~
dred. STOCK snd implements
Mar. 12-Personal property Of the "a a
John c. Johnston. near MI a
x-Roads Aiill Creek hund.ed
Mar. lt--C.W. McNamee. MIL Greek huns
dred. stock and Implements.
Mar. &c. II. Griffith. Brandywine huns
dred. stock and implements.
Mar i4-David Unnet. Christiana hundred.
stock and implements. at 4
O'Clock
Mar 1s-James Carpenter. Chrlstiana huns
dred. stock and Implements.
Mar. 10 BurS Talley, Brandywne
Springs. sale Of stock
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
I'm SUICIDE PACT MAN
AND WOMAN TAKE POISON
Mrs. Dedriek is Dead and Her Com
panion, Very Much Alive, is
Put Under Arrest.

AUBURN, n. Y. Feb. 5-As the re-
suit of a suicide pact Asa Kenyon, Of
Oneonta. and Mrs. Marie DERRICK, Of
Syracuse. each drank an ounce Of lau-
danum. Mrs Dedrick is dead. Ken
yon, who probably will recover, is un-
der arrest.
Kenyon and Mrs. Dedrick came here
week ago and stopped at the Ex-
change Hotel. Kenyon says they agreed
to die because they were tired Of living.
Before taking the laudanum Kenyon
wrote a letter to Mrs. G. c. Tubbs. Of
Cooperstown. Mrs. DERRICK left letters
addressed to II. c. Dedrick, care United
states Express, Syracuse, and to Mrs,
+. n. Adams, No. 420 South Clinton
street, Syracuse.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
Hoekessin Granae offeers.

Hockessin Grange. No. 4. has installed
the following officers for this year;
Master, William II. Highheld; over
seer. Archie Armstrong; lecturer LIZ
zie Little; secretary. Sallie Gregg,
treasurer. S. 5. Armstrong; chaplain.
John Trimble: steward. Harry Little
assistant steward. William Miller; gate
keeper. George Lamborn pomona,
Hannah Highfield; Flora, Edith Pier
-son; Ceres. Ida Piersop; lady assistant
steward. Mrs. Lilly Trimble; trustees.
William j. Peoples, Irwin Gregg, P. I.
Pierson.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
Alter Lewes Posi- Office.

LEWEs. Feb. 5.--There is a big fight
among the Republican leaders for the
coming postmastership vacancy. Sem
ator DUPONT and Senator-elect Rich
ardson are supporting former state
Auditor +. b. Norman. Senator Alice
and DR.. Caleb r. Layton are behind
Ebe H. Lynch. while Congressman
Burton. who lives here. is said TO want
his brother. Frank Burton, appointed
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
WANTED.

BOY WANTS work after school hours
and on Saturday. Address r. g.. journal
fast
WANTED-A man and wife tor country.
good strong hoy or "a man for "A DAIRY.
A iirst-clnss child's nurse, Cooks. sirs Tor
housework. Chamhermaids Al German
Employment Office, 500 Madison a.
dcClo-eod, 2m
WANrED-iargo nrst-cllss house of
twenty-five years standing manufacture 3
staple line of goods in constant daily us
wants good man TO manage branch Who'll 81
sale business Salary $500 per yodr and
expenses payable mcnthly Also extra
commissions which should amount to more
than the salary. Applicant must furnish
good references and $1,000 cash. whifh "a
satisfactorily secured Address. Pres dent
el2 South 9th ST.. 81 Louis. Mo. 1879
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
ogRrIEIcArE d pIssoLuTIoN.

...-las... taH-a-s-|ss. eaIesasfss.H
STATE or DELAWARE. OFFICE or
eECRErARY OF STATE CERTIFI.
CATE or DISSOLUTION.
no ALL no WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME IhEETlNG.
WHEREAS. 1t appenrs 10 my satisfac-
uon ny duly authenticated record 81 the
PROCEEDINGS for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent OF an the stock
holders deposited IN my Oucc, the
MIDLAND COAL COMPANY "a
Corporation of mis- state whose
Market street. in the city OF Whining
ton. county OF New Castle. state Of Dell
aware. Delaware lncornorators' Trust Co.
being agent therein and IN charge
theraof upon whom process may
be served los complied with the require
ments Of "An Act providing a General
Corporation Law. amended and approved
approved March ~ A. d.. 1908 prel mi-
nary 20 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore. ]. Joseph r. cahau
Secretary of State OF the state Of Dcla-
ware. do hereby certify that the said COR
poratlon did on the nth day Of January
A. D. 1907 fiie in tho office "a duly cXe-
cuted and attested consent In writing, TO
the dissolution Of said corporation exc
cuted by all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and thc records OF
the proceedings aforesaid. are now on
nle in my sald office as provided by law.
lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
huro hc~ruuio rot my hand and
official eeal 1t Dover, this llth
(sEhrl cav of January In The ye1r Of
r Iefd. one thousand nine hun-
drcd and seven.
JOSEPH T.. CAHALL.
ii92G.f29. Secretary of State.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
canal stilI closed.

The Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
is still closed TO navigation. Extensive
repairs are being made 10 the locks az
Chesapeake City. and until this work
is completed navigation cannot be re-
sarned.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
FARMS FoR SALE

BUY A FARM M PENNsYIVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming Soil
adapted TO great variety OF crops Near
markets that pay best prices for ycur pro-
ducts. Farm lands 10 these States my
speciality. sold and bought Write foi par-
ticulars RAYMOND G.. FRICK, iloz r. n.
Trust Bid, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WANTEp-fligh-ollss man as local rcr-
rcsentatiVe. Opportunity 20 get into "a
splendidly paying business Very small
capital required. No Interference with
present employment and no canvassing.
u. $. Exploitation Corporation. Suite 1905.
As Exchange Place. New York rect
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
LOST AND FOUND.

srsfsear-'srf'f'
LOsr-Gold bracelet with initials =. IT,.
while walking from Sth and DUPONT sts.
TO Gilpin avenue and Adams 81. Finder
please leave az Evening journal office
care Of NJ. NJ. tsO-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
REGfsTEWs ORDER.
L-.-- 81 -.- L-------- ~ L---LL-


ORDER
Ofnco of the Rosisier of Wills
Ncw custlc CO.. Del January O. i4r
Upon thn Application r Emory O. nla o.
ly. Admins tr1tor ~ Robert HlaiS v
late Of Chrisiiana hundred. in said con ~
hy the Neai0tCr 1l Wills innt tho Adm
ia'r1f0f aforesaid eiro notice OF grenn
OF Letters OF hdu.nislratoh upon i.e
oaiate ut Che deceased with tne dltc 81
gflDung thereof hy cansnr ADVERT g.
Wcuts go hc rosfcl within forty days III m
most public places OF the county or n
Castle, requiring an perfons having e-
mands ngainat the estate 20 present tae
same. or abide hy am act OF assembly IN
ruch case made and piavided. gnd 4 10
c1usc The slmo 90 ha Inserted within t1e
snmo period in Tho Evening journal.
newspaper published 60 Wilmington ~ L.
ard 60 be continued .he.eln three we -
(oc.dJ
Given under the Nand ana Al
of office of me Registos or w is'
Aforesaid at Wilmington in N ~
(sEALl Castle coLnty aforesaid. the ~
and yc1r above written.
FRANCIS M. WALKER.
Rcsistor 1f ,Vili.
NOTICE
Notice is hcreay slrcn that Letters "
DEMONSTRATION were iu dna form OF W
granted unto the rnlcrsisned. on o
Twenty ninth day OF January A. ID. Il 7.
and that an PERSONS having clair 9
present the same daily atiested to fio
enid Nduinislratof. on orA before mo
Iwcnty-ninth day OF January. 1908 lr
abide the Act 81 Assembly in such G. q
EMORY C. BLAKELY.
Administrator
Address Emory g. Blaisciy. Henry Cl y.
Del fl-9t-eo
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS. A. PRICE. civn engineer and
surveyor. i0osH Market ST.. beth phones
opposite Court House s29-eod
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO

tA+R Ec-HA-fAN-' - i--n.'i N
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
o. this company for the elect on OF d.
rectors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be necessary or
proper will be held at the principal Of
Gees Of the company. Si-s5 Beach street
in the city OF New York. on Tuesday.
rehr,Qfg 1-fh 1907. at i- ms and tre polls
vs. 81 ics % cd .t.i o. m. THE stock transfer
boaks win rs closed ten days prior to
dato of The mCetnv-
isi-7teod T. T.. PALEN, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
conraAcroas AND BUILDERS.
mnRTaAaE BROKERS.

MONEY no LOAN on desrahla nrst
mortgages on city properties In amounts
20 suit HAWKINS 8 CO. M MnrkeA 81.
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PUBLIC SALES.
prnLIc sALp

The subscribers about to relinqu h
farming VIII sell at Public Sale at th II
farn on the Delaware River Road. a
miles south of New Castle. New Ca le
nd., Del, on THURSDAY, FEBRUAi Y
fth. 1907 at 10 o'clock a. M. head 0f
work and driving horses No 1. silas
colt. months old. No. % May. black ri T.
S months old. No 3. Nellie. roam mar. 7
years old VIII work anywhere. good roi l.
stor. lady can drive her No g. prin ..
black horse. s years old good work r.
single on double, lady can drive him. D.
o Flora, black mare, years old. qu c,
good worker and gentle. No Is. Sadie -
mare l0 years old, with foal no bet IN
work horse and fairly good driver. No q,
sam, bay horscl u years old. quiet ant "A
good worker. No. s. Jerry. brown. 80 ~
stylish and very fast Fourteen head on
eood COWS some with calves by their q e..
others close springers good bull. four
fhuats. weigh about SD pounds Also IA m
implements Of an kinds. No postponemt ut
cn account 20 the weather. az there Is
plenty of shelter All sums Of S25 and lcts.
gash' over chat amount o. months credit
hy purchaser giving h1nklhlo note W IN
100 approved eudursoe 3 per cent. on Tor
cash On an credit sums
~ ALFRED SMITH.
ROBERT III. SMITH
HNunan q SON Auc. i2920f1.457
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HELP wANrEp-MALn.


el-.--.-s-i,
BOYS WANTED Apply Morris Electric
Co. $40 Shipley ST. i2-3t
WANTED-Two or three good amateurs.
Apply I'M writing TO H. NJ. Starr care
Grand opera House. Ji0-i
WANTED Traveller for established
house. Twelve dollars weekly 10 start EN-
penses paid. References. Address George
G.. CLOVIS. Wilmington. Del. t2-dt
WANrED-At once, collectors and So
licitors for Life insurance co. Can at f2d
Market street. third door front fi-2t
WANrED-For the U s. Marine Corps;
men between ages q and So. An oppor-
tunty TO see the world. For full informa-
ton apply Ia person or by letter to u. s.
Marine Corps Recruiting Ofnce. Post or.
ilce Building, Wilmington. Del i'0-sOt
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
NOTICES

DO THEY ACHE7 w. IT, JACOB
Chifopodist. Ccrns removed without pain.
g cents ioi West Seventh street
l.s-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-05

MIR j. T.. pECHANT and MR. T. a.
sHUTE. representatives, Of Haps0ods.
Philadelphia, will be- az the clayton
House. wilmington. Monday ard Tuesday.
February 4 and 6, during the day and
evening. to interview high grade men ca
pahle Of filling positions as bookkeercts.
stenographcrs private secretaries. sales
men. craftsmen. engineers. etc Men ann
bilious 20 advance should avail themselves
Of this opportunity Of securing details or
hundreds Of high grade positions now
open. HAPGOODS. Brain Brokers, Com
monwealth Bldg, Philadelphia. f-it
Evening journal., 1907-02-05

SELECT intelligence office Good girls
white and coiored good men white ard
co,ofed. Phone ssiA, d. and A. Ni1ry
Crapper. Sa5 Windsor s. ffet
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up at T. ROSfN AZ w. second street
Work guaranteed.
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REAL ESIAIE FOR SALf OR FOR RENT

FOX RENr-slx rooms on Broome ST.
furnished or unfurnishedi heat light and
bath. $50 month; ultra refinement Ad-
dress E1i this oftlco. d2i.tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-05
BOATS AID LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE COME SEE m RUN,
or write FOR Information.
] w. LAKE,
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia Pa.