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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
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Elders of tbc Church ahouug boz the
various puts of inc mission 0ela. Wa
greatly annoyed through ihe prevail
ing postal aud fad. Friends are cone
tlnually sending them greetings on
such cards Illustrated by various pidc-
Gus corficatures NOT realizing the iu-
congruty oi such meWs of coumunl-
cation eilh ministers 1f the gospel n
their fields of labor We are remind
cd of This nct by One following appeal
from me Western states mission
Denver. colo Sow J. We
missionaries laborng in the Western
states mission. request our friends and
correspondents 10 refrain f.om sending
AS message Oh postal cards containing
pictorial curricatures n has become
almost reproach on our work and We
feel thai You can ala us materially bg
not ssondinE such cards through the
mails 90 Our address
Your brothers ana sisters.
Joseph a. McRae. Brigham D.
Lamb David D. Farriss Francis Bins
ham Fred +. Rogers. william !. Sails
bury Jas. O'Neil Jr, VIM. NJ Back
AANfNr ~ ifhl hANAI AAh NIiA o. NfA"f'|
VIM D. Reid. Nephi Anderson. :. Roy
Chapman Alvin :. Jackson sydney va
Russell Isaac h. Black Walter ID
Gsdhill. Willard T. McIaws Martha
N Lanecubacher. j g. Russell WIN.
D. MorrelL a. J. Christensen Adam
sharp, Dan y. Davis Henry ~ Pins
cock Jos r. Nelson Thomas T. DALI
ing. Walter Walker Adutu p Cook
Rachel II. Lentham. George w
Worthen"
The sending or postal cards with
more or less Objectionable Illustrations
has become "a Tad thai should De- class
cd with the ugly valentine craze. 10
& meant 90 be- humor-tc aud poo harm
Is Intended mt harm IS nevertheless
done. when bee pieures are aotlns
hut coarse sulear creations W u1 ari-
istic value nha,ater because Dr. viu
naturally De- concluded ug chose who
Snow poo better tha, ush s fhr ta-fe
or the recipients ar .le ule card
boards There ag. o.all postal
cords If nicuds eaHr 90 .ond groei-
mgs TO absent fr'ead o.. raris vhy
not select the most beautful that cam
be- found a Ieurr eIh moro s.1-
lantial token of remembrance would
however geuoai. b.. gilmore practical
value thau csH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

with doe I..u. ODD G.u.aI honert "
Burton. announced Boo U. NeNs oi
Monday. our .r ,be erept won OF 'h'-
state h1s. rI.-.I %. another pneir oI
action. uaHou Uaitou hne bad d inng
ana uteuI .lr... ua has been active
m tho Affairs OF tne state. os wen ga.
the Church OF vb.cl Doc vas q PRONE
iuent mros re- hss unumcrahi
fdnnis who ioeatbor with tne mem
benz of ms family anI rciaiiycs deeply
fee no loss ot hIs departure. thoush
they know I1u death geo him must
have been voel SITTER a long day of
muhfm toi m Do. Masters vineyard
And SO they oni, bld him good NIGHT
and % "svcat r,st, until the glorious
morning when they W. meet again.
This 81 the Froulelsc that remains
90 the believer Doe thc Redcemer whe.
the messcusr %. death enters th
home "lf D. map dia shall Do Ife
again 81, rs tho question OF generations
that finds its answer. not in philosophy
nor ln sciences. but in Che gospel Tho'
teaches every mman being chat the
personality b. micstruciibie and coh-
ilnucs conscious existence even Dee
yond tho erIte d. is She gospel that
teaches us lhat $50 mc destined foi
sometnug mote cndurue Cham mat
Which is of The earth. There is % realm
where beauty .ycr fades where glory
o. even "a reality and where progress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
FUN AT HOME


Don't be afraid of a little fun at
home. Don't shut YOUR house lest the
sun should fade your carpets. nnd
your hearts lest "a hearty laugh shake
down some OF The musty old cobw ebs
there. II you want 20 ruin your SONS.
ict them think that an mirth and so-
cial enjoyment must be left on the
threshold without when they come
home at night Young people must
navo fun and relaNatiou somewhere.
nc they do not ina ir az their own
hearthstones it.Hiu be sought az other
loss profitable places. Don't repress the
bu0yant spirits OF your children; half
am hours merrimeut around the lamp
and hreside OF home biots out the re-
membrance OF many a can and annoy
.snce during The day ana the best etfe-
guard they can take with them into the
world Is the Influences of a bright lt-
ue domestic sanotum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

80 ridiculous IS tho assertion of @
Narth Caroline ex~Confoderate captain
Chat Grant Thomas ana Farragut of
fered their services to Jefferson Davis
that ID viii only create laugh. The
complement GO thc assertion would Doe
to say that Davis. Ice aud semmes of-
fered their services TO Abraham Linz
colin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

Mnrconi Is going 20 conduct somo
experiments go The end of securing
power from tine Hortzuu waves. AL
ready they are utilized Co a small cx-
CENT in ths British navy This Is not
to Dee wondered at seeing that Bril-
tlunia rules the waves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

orb. Mutual Lilo has just sold at
auction Che. elaborate and expensive
onue furniture and fittings that Nc
curly accumulated while president Il
vll take tnc company years 60 got rid
of th- other effects OF his admin.stra-
tIun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

The Nebraska MAN who undcrtook
Co live ON peanuts alone gave up the
ghost at The end of nfteeu days Men
have Ircl three times as long as that
or nothing thereby proving that MOTH
De- better than peanuts as e. steady diet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
JUST FOR FUN.

Sell What Is Cau money. dears
Belle Egess lts the Kind you can up
your husband on thn telephone Tor 90
tclI him you must have DO right away
Baltimore American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

g.. ohi' replied the other we're au
ihoie 20 make mistake
an perhaps vnu wer0 cn"Nuv-
Tor Yourself once
NO. tr. I'm q weather fureofr'tI.
catholic Standard and Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

Nv cleveland has been out rn
"a rabbit hunt Can amy one imagine
AIR. Roosevelt going cunning FOR cot-
lnnIuII.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

Secretary rafrs boom is said 20 have
been sidetiacked 20 msy hq the result
OF that derallment bon the Philippines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

You we've very lenlUut with that
CONDUCTOR said the nmt passenger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

Switzerland y Folng 90 increase her
afmF ner navy Do sunIc.ent for any
possible contingency
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
BUSINESS CHECKED.
Wall Street Believes Il Due to Anti
Railroad Legislation.

Railroad Legislation.
Chicago. A'arch IA dispatch 10
the Tribune from New York says that
beyond the slightest doubt inner Wall
street believes a check TO general bus
meas has gesuited from the railroad
situation ana that this check win erd>
moro apparent The activity Of the
state legislatures has aroused thor
cughly the large railroad interests OF
the country. The cost OF borrowing
money has been increased and there
will be a marked reduction In expendi.
lures.
Il. II. Hartman said In reply TO ques-
tions rs TO what would be the effect on
general business II the withdrawal of
the railroads from the iron and steel
markets takes place: Il do not wish
TO answer that question. have been
asked II before"
Would n check 10 business be the
worst thing that could happeng"
1T might not be an unmixcd evil.
Mr.. Hartman said, The railroads
now have more business than they can
handle. a slowing up would mean cur
tailmant OF expenditures and an IN
crease In the surplus OF the railroads
Il would mean also n lessened demand
for labor and reduced demand for
money. There are three things enter.
ing into railroad expenditures; The
high rate OF money. cost OF material.
for Il Is labor which produces material.
and hire OF labor. II more must be
paid for hire OF money then there must
be reduction In the amount paid for
the cost OF material or hire 81 labor.
There Is SO much money 90 be spent
and increased cost OF one item means
q decrease In the other two. Railroads
must hold net earnings. and. rs have
~ - - ~ - ~ one are
Bound 10 be distrflste1 4 eoese 20
business Is, of course. better than a
full SOP" Mr.. Hartman added: "Bui
What would be applicable 10 q full
stop viii be measurahlx trua OF a
oiov-ez" r
When Mr.. HopeDoa - osep6 ror
q solution Of the national problem he
said:
we want the sherman anti-trust
Law repealed % far % Il relates TO rail.
IO8uH. U 0CACNN - W. e@s se><Ae~f
that Its provisions should embrace
railroads. Il was so asserted at the
time the measure WAS amer discus
sion prior TO tn ena, ,n.ent. In the
Transmissouri case, tried un1sf the
Sherman antitrust Law. Il was finally
held that all agreements between rail-
roads were In restraint Of trade. What
the railroads desire is that they be nj
lowed to make agreements under the
regulation and supervision Of the gov
ernment. This would allow the rail-
roads to do an interstate commerce
business. II reasonable rates and
agreements. approved under proper an
thorities OF the national; government.
coul dbe inaugurated. then Legislation
BY states. 10 far rs Il related to inter
state trafnc. might become null ano
void. We believe that II the national
government should approve our rates
as being reasonable the action would
bs reflected In the state legislatures"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
RECORD GONE
Pittsburs Il In the Throes Of
One of the Worst
FLOODS IN HER HISTORY.
Nine Persens Are Reported - Having
Como to ThsirsDsslh. Owing to the
Swollen Condition Of the Rivers and
Smaller Ssrssps.

Plttsburg. March H. - Pittsburg "a
IN the throes OF one OF its greatest
foods. The record OF ten years has
already been passed and the rivers
are still rising II the rise continues
1t the present rate the record OF 1881.
when the water. reached It's highest
stage since 1895. will have been passed.
In 1884 the stage was 33 feet inches.
At 10 o'clock Thursday the mark reg
istered thirty-two feet. with the wa;e'
creeping up nj the rate OF six inches
an hour and still rising at all head
water points. Every tributary along
the upper rivers was swollen and dis
patches from all sections OF western
Pennsylvania report the smaller
streams beyond their banks and sur
rounding districts submerged. Wealth
or bureau oflicials predict thirty-four
feet or over at Pittsburg. II this stage
is reached the food will not only be
tho greatest In sevcnty-fve years. bu,
the most disastrous In the history OF
the city.
Nine deaths are attributed 20 the
food so far. This includes the three
men who lost their lives by the col.
lapse OF the Hsrmasyille bridge and
two men drowned "Wednesday night.
when the towboat Cruiser capsized In
the Ohio river. Other fatalities re.
ported are: Lloyd weyand. aged thir.
~ years: william Beers. aged forty
years. drowned In Laurel Hill creek
near Somerset. while trying TO ford
the stream: George Johnson. aged five.
drowned In Girtys run at Milyale: An,
ME Shut. aged seven years. drowned
In Blue Baker creek. near Hastings.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
TWO CENTS FAVORED.
Senate Committee on Internal improve.
ments So Suggests.

Austin. March 14.-Just before ad.
journing for the noon hour Thursday
the senate committee or internal i'm.
provements brought In a favorable re-
port on the bill TO reduce passenger
fare 0n railroads to cents. Senator
Willacy brought In an adverse minor
tty report.
II IA learned that the house appro-
prlation committee has Injected a
clause In the bill requiring all state
department clerks 20 work eight hours
D day before they can draw their
salary.
Without further argument the house
p9ssed finally the one.board medical
board bill by vote OF 32 to II. II
now goes TO the governor. The house
also passed finally Senator veales bill
authorizing. the Santa Fe railway to
remove Its tracks from Panhandle 10
Washburn and reconstruct them from
Panhandle 10 Amarillo.
A resolution was adopted In the
house providing for the appointment
by the governor OF an insurance com.
mission, consisting OF experts. 10 pass
on forms of policies OF insurance com,
panies in Texas for further protection
OF policyhoIders
Senator Chambers offered a reso,r
ton In the senate providing that nigh
sessions shall not be confined exciu.
siveiy TO consIderation OF platform Dc.
rnands. but that other measures may
be considered. The amendment was
laid on the table subject TO call.
The senate devoted most OF Thurs.
day mornings session TO considering
Blanton's pure food bill. The contest
over the location OF the pure food corr.
mission was again the bone OF conten,
ton. Efforts were made 10 change the
location from the agricultural and me
chanical college to the college OF In.
dustrial arts
The senate passed finally the bill Of
Robertson OF Bell providing that city
councils shall fix and regulate rates To
be charged by water. gas. light and
sewer companies. The vote was ~
TO Z. .ft
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

brourht his argument 60 a close b.
ast,ng she cours m rule out HummeIs
testimonv as improper ana having a.
hearing ON the case
Jerome answered Delmas briefly.
claiming thaf as Mrs. Thaw's state.
menss on the stand were direct and
nosItIve he mus, he allowed 10 contro.
vert them
Aster areumenta were concluded
Jusfiee FYfzrcrald said. sThe case.
cited are NOT proper authority on the
question under considerafion- The oh.
tsctIon must he sustalnrd This rui.
inr seemed 10 bar All Of Hummel's
testimonv bnt Ar. Jerome proceeded
10 ouestion him ana soon there was a
arsmatIc c,ash ~ish neImas
.At the insarv,ew ir vour omcc .
ssred Nr Icrorne -did EVELYN Neshi,
prior 10 vour dIctatine anvfhinr. lei
Won that she had told Thaw that 4,
was NOT true thai Stanford White had
durred ana ravisbed herY-
neim.. was a. his seet N ohtac,
hus heSore he could Al a. ana imme
Sistelv after the sstrict Attorney had
5000 10 sneak Humuel snld IN \
lana voice. aah. csrtsirIx 6,S % nel.
~ lacked NJ the visness. ana with
scorn m his volee ala. aAnd vou caII
vourself : Iavver,-
~ Jerome ssked nelmas T., address
Ala y.msrEs ~ the courf Ne surshef
aid \. rpa.rssood Mr. DeImar so have
ala n. would moi obsecf so an answer
~ surb question as wss asked wit
ro.s trt- ..s,st.nt NJ c.~wtc h.x
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
Nunez Captured.

ri Paso. March 1.-THE noted Mex
lean outlaw and bandit. Gerardo Nu-
nez. who recently robbed the Estancia
Blanca rangh In Durango OF $1,000.
and who. with his band. has long defied
the civil and military authorities OF
Mexico. has been captured and his
band exterminated.
Jim Hendricks OF Denison was ar.
rested on a charge OF committing o
criminal assault on Ieoua Noakes.
seven years old.
More than $3.50. 1000 10 to be paid the
Comanche. Wichita. Apache and
Nova Indiana out Of revenue from
leases past year.
wichita Falls and Northwestern
railroad. from Wichita Falls. Tex. TO
Altns. OKLA. has built thirty niles
non It, TEXAS end.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

osassse Woman Was ssrssssiy Vn,sv~-
While Doing oe.

Chicago March h-NlsA Rachael
vssher was seriously injured IN the
crowd Of people who throsged about
the body OF John Alexander Dowie at
Zion City In the hope Of being cured of
their ailments By touching the hem Of
his shroud.
Miss Fisher. who is suffering from
locomotor ataxia. kissed the hem Of
the shroud and then informed her
father. who had carried her into the
room. that she could walk. She pustt
I'd him away and attempted to descend
q flight OF steps leading into the outer
air. She fell on the top and rolled to
the bottom. where she was picked up
unconscious and seriously bruised
about the head and body.
She was only one OF many who
thronged into the house during the
day. All OF them sought relief from
their ailments by touching the hem OF
thes hroud.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
Weakness Corrected.

Jefferson City. Mo-. March 1.-THE
house passed the senate bill to correct
a weakness In the present anti-race
track gambling. The bin passed the
house. and provides that u Is unlawful
for a telephone. the telegraph or any
other instrument TO be used In connec.
tion with a bet on : horse race. The
bin Is ready for the signature u the
governor. who recommended IT,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
CONDENSED NEWS

Honduras has equipped several gun.
boats.
Lueders Is a new Texas town hals
way between Albany and Stamford.
J. w. scharbancr win erect at Fort
Worth 100000 hotel and sanitarium.
First Christian church Of Amarillo.
rsx-. viii erect . e2o.o0o house Of wor
sh&p.
A San Angelo. Ter. clark vas ar.
rssesd on . charks Of selling . cigar
on Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
EspensIve WhIskY seIIIna.

waxahaohie. Tex. March IL. - For
selling whisky In violation Of the local
option law Elmer Leach must pay
fine OF $500 and serve twenty days In
Jail. His conviction was secured In
the county court The sale is alleged
10 have been made at waxahachie
about Jan. IL. Several more cases are
pending against the defendant.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
SPENT NIGHT IN JAIL.
Salvation Army and Christian voIYn
teers Refused to Give Bond.

Fort Worth, March 14.-As the re-
suit OF the violation OF recent orders
regarding preaching on the streets
eleven religious workers. representing
the Salvation Army. Christian volun.
teers and other organizations. spent
Wednesday night In jail. after refus.
Ing the privilege OF personal bonds
Religious workers are determined TO
lhote che order OF the chief OF police
and more arrests will follows. The
cases were set for Saturday,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
EXCHANGED Shots.

waxahachie. Tex. March 1.-THE
auditor on the Katy flyer was shot a;
BY a negro while the train was stand
Ing at the depot at this city. The
negro was elected from the train for
not paying his fare. When he hit the
ground he drew a revolver and fired
one shot at the auditor. The negro
made his escape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
CARS SCREENED.
l<sav Wire Nstaino ussd In erass-'
oun1useuRU oRd apsssss~vN

Louisville, March 1.-THE NTH csy
Of the street railway strike OF tae
Louisville Street Railway company
showed some bctterment over the pre-
sious meaeer service. about forty cars
being run up TO o'clock Thursday.
All cars were manned by imported
strikebreakers. The cars were screen
81 with heavy wire netting to protect
both motormen and conductors. The
public patroniRed the cars to some ex-
tsnt but automobiles. express wagons
and other vehicles continued to carry
most Of the passengers.
The police. with an added force OF
100 extra men, appeared 20 have the
situation well In hand. Mounted 20
lice have been brought In from sub
urban districts and are being used 10
accompany some OF the cars through
districts which heretofore were scenes
Of disorder.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
Asked For Mercy.

Paris. Tex. Mach 1s.-Clarence
Brown. a Cherokee Indian. who killed
his mother and murdered his brother
near Ada. |. T.. pleaded guilty before
Judge David Bryant In the Federal
court and asked for mercy. Life sen.
tence was passed on him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
VOTING ON STRIKE.
Fersy-ssvsn rhsussnd RaIIway Train
men Ars lnssrssesd.

men Are lntsrsstsd.
Oakland. Cal. March t4-Forty
seven thousand men. the membership
Of the Brotherhood Of Railway Train
men west OF Denver. are voting wheth-
Or to 90 on strike 10 enforce the de-
mands for increased scale Of wages
The poll In the most extensive move
meus toward q general strike since
the American Railway union tieup OF
1884. Indications are that the last
ballots will reach national headquar.
ters at Cleveland about March Is. The
issue seems TO depend mainly upon
the position taken by the Svitchmen's
union. which. as an organization. Is not
recognized. II Is said. either by raj.
roads or the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen. The master OF the local
Switchmen's union No. 152 said: NY
opinion Is that the strike viii not be
called without the cooperation OF the
switchmen-"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

Managua. Nicaragua. March IA
Honduran revolutonists defeated ths
forces OF, President Bonilia Of Hon.
duras near Tegucigalpa after ffteen
hours nghsing. The revolutioniSts
captured seventy oficers and soldiers
Many were killed or wounded on beth
sides.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

Washington. March l4-A decisive
engagement between forces OF Mica
rasua and Honduras Is expected At any
time.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-04-05
SATURDAY MAY 4th, 1907,

SATURDAY MAY 4th, 1907,
in trout of the Court House, in the city of
Salem, N. j., between the hours of II and 5
o'clock in the afternoon, to-wit, at 8 O'Clock
P. NJ. All that certain farm situate in the
township of OldmanS, county of Salem, New
Jersey. adjoining lands of Levi Ridgway,
Thomas Risner, Norman Layman, Stiles land.
land of Chalky Sparks, and the public road
leading from Pedricktown to Penn's Grove
and containing forty.fve acres and fve-hgn-
dredthS of an acre, more or less. Being the
same premises of which 5 65-l00 acres was con
yeyed to Michael Gaventa by Edward Van
Meter, NJ &C. by deed dated June l6. 1874
and the balance by sundry deeds from Daniel
b. Thompson & ux., being the same premises
now in the POSSESSION Of said Michael Gaventa.
No. p A tract of about seven acres of
meadow land situate in the township, county
and State aforesaid, and adjoining meadows
of Benjamin S. Green and others and being
the same premises conveyed to Michael
Gaventa by George S. Kflle by deed dated
April %, 1875 and recorded in Salem County
Clerks office in Book No. 479 of Deeds, folio 81
&C., and by deed of Frederick E.. Kille, & ux,,
dated April "a. 1876, and recorded as aforesaid
in Book No. 48 of Deed, folio 349 &c.
COLLINS b. ALLEN,
Sheriff.
William T. Hillard, Solicitor.
Dated Sheriff's office April 2, 1907. Asst
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-04-05
Across the River

Fishermen of Bowers Beach and Slaugh-
ter Beach made the first catch of herring
this season.
Former Mayor Charles D. Bird, of
Wilmington, has announced him
self as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Mayor.
The City Council of New Castle has
no money with which to pay the salaries
and bills and the police officers have le-
ceived no money for February.
Owners of naptha launches who reside
in New Castle will protest to the Council
relative to persons in Pennsville, who fer
ry people to New Castle and who refuse
to permit persons from that city to land
at the Pennsville wharves.
The tender of the dredging machine
Phoenix, which was tied up at one of
the ice piers opposite New Castle, was
battered to pieces against the pier by the
action of the winds and waves Tuesday
night.
RIVER n IA MONUMENTS.
The two which are to be
erected to mark the head of the Delaware
Bay and the mouth of the Delaware
River have been completed, and are
ready to be placed in position. One stone
will be placed on the Delaware shore at
Listens Point and the other at the mouth
Of Hope Creek, on the Jersey side of the
river, and a straight line drawn between
the two points will mark the head of the
bay. There will be no special ceremonies
in connection with placing the stones in
position.