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Railroads.
BALIIMVRE 4 uhlU r. r.

Bhk. lHSilE u SillS ils Tie
LEAN STATION. New Jersey ave. and c S.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on tne Odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. 23D ST. NEW YORK
900 e.m--DIner. Pullman Par!or-
fS:OG a-m.-BuGst. Parlor. Hr. Train
tito am.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
800 p.Fu.-DiDer and Pullman Farlo- Car
800 p-m--'R0yal Limited All PulImans
TOO pIn--CoaChes 10 Philadelphia
800 pm.-Diner and Pullman Par!or.
$50 pm--COaChe- - philadelphia
al 80 p-m.-Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. t7-v9. 900. tIl.oO g. n.
Nv ..E s.lE Hour o.. THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. Z a n 10 2. "
Week days: z.57. 500. $50. 100. 40. SOB
$50. 500. $50. 1890 II 20 a m. 1900 noon.
90 600. 30. z-00. 500. $50. 1900. I0.z5,
- SUndayS: 20. 200. TO. SD. 300. 1880.
u:G0 a. m; 100. lis. 800 80. 500. 5-59 60
zoo. 1000. !os5 u 81; -. A-7 3 D N
CHICAGO AND NOELHW EST. III D. n
'c5 Il z ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTSBURG. IL p. IA. $40 p a.. 'I2.5O
GtLIEvELaND. go p. n: COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 500 a. n. $50 ,. m.
WINCHESTER. +s.S5 a. M f4-0J. - 90 ,. m.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 800 a. m. I2-05
noon. SO. COO T. N. sundays So 4 ~
IURAY' and ELKTON. 40 p. m.
FREDERICK, 1875. ''s.lS a. IN. ''Is3o
taos, Is 30 pm
HAGERSI OWN. SIS a. N. and 1910 .. n.
BOYD ana way points. 4S.25 ''sI0 a. m.
al 90 1870 f5.g5 .sl0-I5. 4Il-31 ,. N.
GAIT HERSEUEG and way points. ts-55.
's9 Is e m. 80 -, I'd. 80.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points fS.15. "s9.15 a. ~. ''l-3J. f5.JJ
= 81 D.
"raily. EXCEPT Sunday. Sundays only
Reservation Of Sleeping Par'Or Car
fpaCe. rates OF fare. etc. VIII be quickly fur
nixhed BY TELEPHONE al all Of the fol-
lowing Ticket OflCes- I4II 81. Telephone
Main 1871. Cl9 Pennsylvania Ave. Telephone
Main .ST. station. New Jersey Ave and 9
ST Ticket ONCE. Telephone East eS7. Infcr-
nation Bureau. East 524
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Aeolian Choral Society
To Repeat Rose Maiden -

The Aeolian Choral Society is To re-
peat Governs melodioUs cantata. The
Rose Maiden" early In April. The eX-
cellence Of their previous rendering Of
this cantata, last December, occasioned
much favorable comment and every
preparation Is being made 20 maintain
the high standard OF their work. With
the addition of Roland Roderick. the
society viii be assisted by the same
soloists who so successfully took part
I'm the last cOncert-NIiss Anna r. Brett.
cOntralto, and 3. Allen Terrell. tenor.
The soprano soloisJs viii be Mrs. Ad-
kins, Miss Bostrom, Mrs. PlrtIe, and
Mrs. Bowen, all members Of the society.
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Schumann-Heink Guest
at Wrightsons' Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Lloyd Wright
son gave dinner in honor Of Nine
Schumann- Heink and her husband i'm
mediately after the concert on Friday
afternoon. at which occasion Miss Ger
trude Reuter-. one of Mr.. WrightsOn'S
most prominent pupils, was present as a
guest. Mr. and Mrs. Wrightson were
the guests OF honor at a dinner given
10y Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Knabe in their
home in Baltimore, on Thursday even
ing last
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Fisher Scores Success
as a Cello Soloist

Carlo Fisher, the welI-known vlolon-
cellist, formerly Of Washing tc.. odd for
many years first 'celllst i'm the Pittsburg
Orchestra, was the sololist with the
Minneapolis symphony Quartet last
week. He played the senate for piano
and cello, recently composed by Ernest
Lent. Of this city. Mr.. Fisher scored
an emphatic success with this very eX-
Cellent work
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Coming Piano Recital
By Miss Stella Lipman

The piano recital to be given at the
Washington Club. on Saturday evening.
March % by Miss Stella Lipman. the
well-knOwn pianiste, is being looked for
ward to with much pleasure by The
music lovers Of Washington. Miss Lip
man has devoted her life TO study Of
the piano. She studied i'm Berlin. I'M
der Karl Klindworth. the recognized
authority on Chopin; also Franz Rumz
mel. the Well-knOwn concert pianist.
and Alhino GornO, remaining abroad
four years.
Miss Lipmau is a Cincinnati girl. but
she is now thoroughly identified with
musical Washington. She has appeared
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Musical Notes

Virgil Clavier Piano School. had pleas
ant afternoon with her pupils Yesterday
in her studio. when the pupils of the
younger class ali played. They were as
sisted by Miss Hazel Franklin, who sang
Il group Of good songs in pleasing voice
and with much sympathy. accompanied
b. Miss Katharine MAJ Brooks.
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

tScheduIe in effect November -. 1907
$500 p. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS
Week days-StOps at principal points in
Virginia. Nestibule train. standard Goa hes.
parlOr car 10 Clifton Forge. with connec-
tlon for Virginia Hot springs. Pullman
sleepers Clifton Forge 20 Louisville, Gin
cInnati, Indianapolis. 81. Louis. and Chit
cagO. Buffet service from Gordonsville
S:90 p. M.-New c. & o. Limited, daily
Fast new vestibuIe train; stops only at
Gordonsville. Charlottesville. stanton
Clifton Forge. and CovInEton. Va: Rom
CeveTte and Hinton. ". Va. Pullman
eleepers 20 Lexington. Louisville. Cincia-
natl. IND annapolis St. Louis. and Chicago
Dining Cars. a la carte service One night
out
Mo p. Nj. F. y LIMITED. Daily
Solid yestibule train. Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining cars a Ia
carte service Sleepers Cincinnati to Chi
Cago and st. Louis. and Louisville 70
Memphis. Ns shVille. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesa neallo ana
Ohio Offices, 5l9 Pennsylvania ave: SOC I4th
at. near r: and Sixth Street station Tele-
phone. Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania p p
Cab Service end Main 1os6 for c & q
Ticket once tacS-tf
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Wall Paper.
ROOMS PAPEREu

ROOMS PAPERED. SI-5 up. house paint
ing. lowest prices CHAS. s. CARI.ISF. Il
$50 5th 81 NV Phone Main G15. mhI0-gt
VA. Y. MAHOSEY. the man that made
paperhangiuR famous. reliable. prompt cheap
legal guarantee covers all oUr work. Send
postal Tor free samples and estimate. Main.
store, Coz Fenusy lVAula ave Sc. telephone
East u4-F, or following agencies DE Maine
q Co. S201 n 81. NV. EdIavitcu's store
Bowie. Nd: 10 Monroe St. Anacostia. Nea-
COmbe's drug store. Congress Heights. s0-
New York ave NV. 100 = ST Sc "a. Coma p.a,-Iz
store. Laurel. Nd. General Store. Glendale.
Postofflcs- Colonial Beach Va. Ingalls, Real
Estate Office. Hyattsville. Nd. ShaW's store
TWining City. LlOyd's store. Seabr00ke Nd :
New agency. just established. Luersseu's drug
store. Hrookland. urs--t
WALL PAFER-PICTURE FRAMING.
Prices low. quality high. AMES sls II nv
fe25-30t
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Give Electrelle Recital
at w. B. Moses & Sons

An interesting concert will be given
in the craftsman room of w r. Moses
d Sons next Thursday evening. when an
electrelle recital will be given. assisted
by Mrs. W H. Shir-Cliff- soprano. and
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In number of very successful recItals
here. Cincinnati. Richmond. and other
cities. and the critics. as well as her
many friends, predict even greater sue
cess for -he future
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Anton Kaspar, violinist. They have
each selected elaborate solos an dtheir
performances viii be genuine treats.
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Horses and Vehicles.

WANTED-Family horse and buggy harness
LOT a lady give description. Address BOX
o-2, I-L.es once mhl0-3t
FOR sALE-Jump-seat surrey. rubber tires:
goo as new 1907 c St Sc. mhlo-2t
FOR SALE-One secondhand high-vvheel
tfSllaDoul- with rubber tires; also two steel
ute runaDouts and one cushion tire with
wire wheels BARKER & KELLY. 4J6 Penn
S!Nahla ave nh9-St
FOR SALE-Horse blankets and lap robes
al naI price TO close them out BARKER &
hELLf. 456 Pennsylvania ave mhs-st
at Public Sale at the
SPEEDWAY STABLES,
18th and ID SITS yashinkton ID g On
MONDA4, MARCH IL. AT ONE O'CLOCK
SHARP, another carload Of extra good horses.
consisting Of horses TO suit ali persons
They Will weigh from 1000 10 Loo pounds
care for this market. These horses can be
seen Saturday and Sunday, 9th and 10Th The
entire lot are aCClimated and ready for serv-
ice. Don forget the date. Ia.n or shine.
WILLIAM & RICHARD McHENRY. mhS-St
FOR SALE-SmaU mare. cheap. Apply H
". STEWART. 22ie 18th st. nw.i between
and 5;30 pm. mh9-5t
BAY HORSE. LOO pounds; years DID,
sound. suit grocer. laundry, or family use;
no reasonable offer refused 60 quick buyer
So L St ne. mhS-St
FOR sALE-Large bay horse: price $50;
mule. price. SO; good workers WALL PA
PER STORE, 239 AZ 81. sw. mhS-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap. - horses and mares: suit
farmers or any business: must be sold Apply
rear OF 4I2 Pennsylvania ave. NV. fel5-sot
GANTZ'S bike r1nabouts. phaetons. Surveys.
top ougsles top and no-top express. carpen-
tiers, contractors. and plumbers wagons at
bottom prices; reasonable terms. CAN'T.
ZIG D fel2-tf
COGSWELLS IS the cheapest place to buy
new and second hand robes. blankets. har-
ness. and vehicles. sos I1th st. NV. nol5-tf
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Automobiles.

WHITE STEAMER, cheap: good engine and
boiler; viii demonstrate Call or drop postal
2l3 18th 81. ne. Z
TOURING CAR and TunabOuC for sale in
good condition. cheap. 4eS g st. NJ. mhg-St
STANLEY steam car. good condition; 1905
model: cheap If sold at once. Address BOX
5g2 Times Office. mhg-St
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Miss Writings Recital
For Entertainment of Blind

Miss Harrietto Whiting. contralto.
will give a song recital in the Reading
Room for the Blind. in the Library Of
Congress. next Thursday afternoon.
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UphOlStering.

UPHOLSTERING. recovering. polishing and
repairing at your Own nome. good judge Of
antiques. thoroughly reliable L. FOSTER 65l
q 81. mh5-3lt
BENZ. r COLES & CO. CpholsterInc all
kinds OF furniture: slip covers made glg
sth 81. nv. Main 65i6. feei-@lr
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HOTEL. NEW ENGLAND

South CarrlIna ave and the Beach. nelF
piers and attraction. large. sunny rooms.
private baths. elevator: sun parl0r- CaDacity
$50. Table and service superior Special
spring terms. BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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Winter Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL RUDOLF-

Atlantic City. y J. Directly on Beach.
American and European plans: 100 ocean
view rooms; 100 suites. with private sea
water baths: phones IN rooms orchestra.
weekly social features capacity I 90. spe-
cial spring rates. Chas. r. Myers. owner.
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Mattress Making.

WE MAKE new mattresses and rernaLe
your old ones the right way. We know how
II we have not done work for you. ask YOUR
friends about US, they are our customers.
Work returned same day If needed L. T
JONES. 633 st. NV. Phone NJ. 2lS1.
rnhS-tf
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for soc a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-42O-l.2
10th 81. NV. Phone Main 500 mh2-si;
TO BUY, SELL, or store furniture, consult
US. packing AMI storing specially THOM-
AS BOWLING & CO.. AUCtioneers. sI2 E
st Prone NJ 5l5- fe2J-3Gt
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0arIbOrondI1 . EIeaDeim

JOSIAH WHITE & sons
FTHH Most select and attractive
@A--A1 ~ moderate priced hotel on
the beach accommodations. service ard cIi-
sine excel any in town az similar prices.
Capacity 800. All modern convenience.
Booklet IT. J. DTNES
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL. AND SANATORIUlI.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Ono Of she newest stone. brick. and steel
buildings. with every comfort. always open,
always ready; always busy.
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The second public concert OF the Saen-
gerbund will take place next Sunday
evening in the National Theater. The
artists viii be Nine Shotwell-P Piper.
soprano, OF New York. Miss Elsa Fiscn-
er, vioHnIs,. Of New York John \. Fin
negan, tenor. OF New York. and IN or
chestra of forty musicians.
Friday. at the regular meeting Of the
Unschuld Club. the subject for the lee
ture was The OBOE which was repre-
scented by Mr.. Patschka. who played two
solos with artistic finish Mrs William
X. Miller entertained the audience with
several songs The remainder of the
program consisted Of piano numbers by
the Misses Stewart, Tweedy. AImes. and
Wheeler, pupils Of Fraulein von In
sChuld.
Mrs Oldberg had another az her in
teresung studio teas on Friday after
noon at o'clock, when the Program
was given by Miss Elaine SebriEg. con-
tralto; Miss Stanford, viOlinist. and Mrs.
Robert Hickman, pianist
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Found.

delicious ice cream and sberbe.
zoe and Soc per gallon: five large bricks in
a box. &c. Phone Main 933. COZ New York
ave- NV, mh2-tf
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Lost.

LOST-Saturday. collie dog. named LADY:
brown. shaggy hair. parted down back Llo-
eral reward II returned TO l22O d 81. NV.
mhIV-St
LOsT-saturday. down town. lady's sido
satchel, containing 500 in bills. purse. and
key: name and address inside: SO reward
return 10 Mrs. F. a. PECK. 3+l5 Brown ST.
Mt Pleasant. Il
LOST-SiIver and pearl handle black um-
brella: dead relatives gift Please return to
1890 Park road and receive reward. mhlO-3r
LOST-Smau pocket notebook. with papers
Reward TO finder. s e THORNTON. Ana
costa. ID. {. mhlO-5t
LOsT-Two rings: one five opaIs other set
ting OF pearls and Tubies. in kann's toilet
department. Saturday. Reward II returned
20 200 Canal st sw. 1t
LIOsT-Fair book, 13S. Finder viii please drop
postal or return 10 ST MARY'S EECTORY-
727 9Th st NV mhlo-3t
EXCHANGED-At Convention Han, Monday
night. light green Cravenette. with gray
spats and muffler in the pockets. Reward FOR
information leading TO recovery OF same or
their return 10 1913 II st NV mh9-2t
IOsT-Gold-rim glasses. near 18th and G
NV Reward. ROOM 243. War Department
mh9-3t
81 REWARD for return OF pure white fa-
male cat, one blue and one yellow eve IT44
+ St NV. mhs-St
THE PERSON who was seen taking an ivory
handle umbrella from tine balcony at Chase 8
Theater Tuesday afternoon Will please leave
at box office or APARTMENT 5O6. The Wood
land; no questions asked. mhs-2t
LOST-Wednesday evening South African
war medal, on 9Th 81. or Pennsylvania ave
NV. Please return to - A CUNNINGHAM
222o NJ ST. NV. rnhS-Qt
LOST-On navy yard car. between 6th st
and Peace monument. lady's gold hunting
case watch. fob chain, with pencil cross,
and lOcket attached. Reward II returned to
MRS SUMNER. Narnum Hotel rnhS-3t
LOST-Between Georgetown Convent and Con
s -essional Library, on the cars. a gold watch
bearing the initials NJ. M, attached 10 pearl
fob. Liberal reward IL returned to 5H DIST
st mhS-st
LOST-Ring two diamonds. ruby in center:
inscription, Harold TO Addie. Oct Is 1901 -
Reward, 2S23 18th ST. NV nhS-3t
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Miscellaneous.

HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO sELL7 You
will be agreeably surprised IL you will let
me sell il for you MARCUS NOTES 4s5 9rb
81. NV. Phone Main 5I7I. uoIO-tr
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LOANS ON FURNTTUI

LOANS ON FURNITURE.
Here We are way down a. Jne bottom
01 the column
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing
just call on The company that "blov-ss
the least That's US.
ABSOLOIELH no publicity-no prying
into your private affairs-no DELAY
CoLUM6IA GUAAANTEE co.
&n b ST. N. w. PRIVATE OFETCR-
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DR., FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
chronic and acute Both sexes All consultA-
lions confidential Medicine furnished Pricea
moderate hours. 70 4, 20 s. Z 20 ,.
Rooms. 1875 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
lSls-
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lob PRINTING.

FOR SALE-50 visiting cards sc: sob print
ing OF all kinds MARYLAND PRINTING
OFFICE. Si3 Nd. ave ne. % floor mhl-3l-
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Floor Oil.

WHICH rs BEST-Scrub your floor once a
week or oil IL with Hunters dust-kiiling
floor oil once a month? Try f. &c a gallon
Main 545S drop postal IlS Pa ave NV
mh5-tf
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Moving.

LARGE PADDED VANS s. LOAD
Tw0-hOrse Wagon. s. Load
COLUMBIA TRANSFER COMPANY.
il5 ilth s.. y. w.
About March Is viii occupy our new building
800 New York Ave y W
STORAGE. mhq-tf
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For Sale-Typewriters.

MONARCH visible. nearly new. cheap for
cash. or on easy terms. Address BOX 5Q2
Times Office. 4. hq-3t
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Money Loaned Salaried Peopl.

and others. without security: easy payments.
Offices IN C. principal cities; save yourself
money By getting my terms nrst D. II
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MONARCH TYPEwRITERS. only a few
months old. sold at bis discount y NJ
MINNIX & co. If1I G 81. NV. mhS-7t
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FOR SALE-SmaI mare. cheap. Apply H
W. STEWART. 22ie 18th st. nw.i between
and $50 pm mh9-3t
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NANIED-Family horse and buggy harness
l0I a lady; give description. Address BOX
oIo, ilii''S once mh10-3t
FOR sALE-Jump-seat surrey. rubber tires.
Evening journal., 1907-03-30
FIREMEN GETTING
READY FOR TRIPS
Three Companies Now Max
ing Arrangements. But Only
Two Leave During Year

The members Of at least three local
fire companies are arranging plans for
trips They are the Reliance. Wecca-
coe and Washington Companies. The
former two expect to leave here IN the
early fall. while the Washington men
do not intend to take their trip until
next year.
The objective point Of the Reliance
Company is Toronto. Canada, but stops
viii be made at other places including
Niagara Fails and il Is expected that
It win take from 10 days TO two weeks
to make the trip. The mon win leave
here in regulation uniform and VIII
ride in special cars. There win be
about 100 men in the party.
In May committee OF two menu
bers OF the company viii go over the
proposed route and make arrangements
at the various stopping places Tor the
accommodation Of the travellers. Wher,
volunteer companies are located ar
rangements viii Zoe made FOR the re-
ception of the men by such companies
Weeeaeoe viii Go South
The Weccacoe Company VIII take thu
opposite direction from the route Plan
ned by the Reliance members, by goinl
/ South. the intention being 30 re8cl
( the jamestown Exposition on Firemens
Day. stops will also be made at Nor
folk Washington and other points
/ The company has had this trip IN con
/ temptation for long time. and IN
members have been paying In their as
| sessments regularly. so that by th
time they are ready TO leave all eN
pense money viii have been paid i'm.
While no definite action has bee
taken by the Washington members a
to when and where they viii go, &c
posits are now being received towar
defraying tho expenses OF the trip.
Evening journal., 1907-03-30
BUILDING LOANS
GREAT SHOWING
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, March ao.--The directors
and stockholders OF the Citizens Buliing
and Loan Association are highly pleased
because of the showing made during the
past year by the association. The auditors
completed their work yesterday and the
value OF each share was shown as follows:
Thirteenth. n252; Twelfth, s26.Os; Eiev-
enth. 5000; Tenth. 1864; Ninth, S73.o3;
Eighth, 1876: Seventh Sl09.53; Sixth, 1z9.S5;
Fifth. S15O2O; Fourth. S172.10 -.-.. q
From this report if will be seen that the
earnings have been splendid. The loan az
present has no property on its hands and
not a bad book in the 1881 Shares. A
new series will be issued at the April
meeting and Il is expected that at least
900 new shares will be taken out. ~
Seed potatoes. flower. lawn and garden
seeds. rakes. spades. Stoops.
The basketball game this evening be-
tween the New Castle and orients prom
ices TO be a lively one.
Manager Wright will shortly award the
contract for the suits for the New Castle
Stars. He expects to have an exceedingly
strong club and proposes travelling con-
siderable during the season and will play
mid-week games at home. Permission will
be asked from the directors of the New
Castle A. a. 70 play the games at Battery
Park. Manager Wright expects to play
two or three games here in April. He Is
now making dates for the season. Nc
Grory has promised to pitch for the Stars
and Gormly will be behind the bat.
New mattings. wall paper. stoops.
shad fishermen viii go out hext week
A fisherman who was in Philadelphia yes
terday said last night that from Philadel.
/ phia to the mouth OF the Christiana rive
there is an oil scum which will not beneh
the shad. On the contrary the fish vii
forsalSe the Delaware river should th'
lpollution Of the river continue.
See our new style Easter shoes foi
ladies. men. children. Stops
The New Castle Band held its first prac
tice last evening in the Opera House. Tn
people in general are pleased over the or
ganization Of the band.
Candidates for the different city office
are looming up. Pressure IS being brough
on c. Ferris Jemison to become a candl
date for Mayor with James t. Challenge
for President Of City Council. This is con
sidered a combination that would be yer
difficult to defeat at the polls.
Il looked like old times last evening
when Harry Riggin came in with fourtee
fine shad.
Evening journal., 1907-03-30
WHY so WEAK Z?
Kidney Troubles May be Sap
ping Your Life Away-Wil-
mington People Have
Learned This Fact.

When healthy man or woman be-
gins to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak. languid. depres-
sed, suffers backache. dizzy spells and
urinary disorders, look to the kidneys
for the cause of 1t ALL Keep the KID
neys wen. Doan's Kidney Pills cure
sick kidneys and keep Them wen. Here
is Wilmington testimony to prove ii.
Mrs. Ella Fenimore, VIE of Albert
Fenimore, carpenter. Of l0S East Ninth
street. Wilmington. Del, says: Mr..
Feninore was. troubled for sometime
with pains, 1ameness and Soreness in
the back. When he stopped or lifted
anything sharp twinges would catch
him and 81 was hard for him to
straighten. Colds settled in his back
and aggravated the trocble. on oc-
casions when he has been away at
work his back has become so painful
thak he has had to lay OF and give up
work for time. About two years
ago he was induced TO get box OF
Doan's Kidney Pins at Danforths
drug store. They soon brought relief
and have never failed TO give the same
pronpt results since"
For sale by all dealers Price g
cents. Foster-Aiilburn Co. Puffslo
New York. sole agents Tor NE United
States.
Remember the nams-,.~1n's-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1907-03-30
ELOPERS WE'D
IN NEW YORK
Telegram to Young Wife's
Parents Tells Of Fighter
Anthony Ceremony

I'VE were married here by the Rev.
Dr. Nicholas. Of Holy Trinity Church.
We win be home Sunday.
"Salome and George"
That was the laconic message from
Now York, received at Ridley Park by
the parents OF Miss Sal3ne II. Righter
and George Slater Anthony. Both had
been away from their homes. all day
the telegram brought the first intima-
tion Of the cause Of Their absence.
The elopemenc was the elimination OF
a six months betrothai. Both Anthony
and his bride are well known in Ridley
Park Anthony is the son Of w. p.
Anthony, Who is superintendent Of the
Eddystone Print Works, at Eddystone,
a short distance from Ridley Park. The
brides father is II. S. Fighter, who is
the engineer in charge Of the con-
struction work being done by the Penn
sylvania Railroad in this city.
The engag cement OF the couple has
been known i'm Ridley Park for some
time It is understood that the par.
ents Of neither Anthony nor his bride
opposed the engagement. although il Is
known that they did not want the mar.
riage to take place for some time
/ The brides elder sister was married
last December and her parents wer'
/ DESTROYS of having Salome remain a
/ home with them for some time before
marrying.
About six weeks ago the engagement
was broken and Miss Fighter went 4
( Pittsburg. She returned the solitair
ring which Anthony had given her an
the girls parents believed that he
love had died. When she retuned iron
her trip. however, the love spark wa
rel1indled and there was prompt re
( conciliation.
Anthony proposed an immediate wed
ding, and his sweetheart was not sloN
in asserting. but her parents objected
So they eloped. Forgiveness non
awaits them in both homes.
Anthony, who is twenty three year
cid. holds a position in Philadelphis
Mrs. Anthony was nineteen a shol
time age.