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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
OISORDERLY AT 10 YEARS OLD
A Lutte Randolph Girl. Deserted by Mother,
Goes TO Industrial School.


Randolph, March le.-Hazel, the
10 year old daughter OF A. p. Draw
bridge was taken 10 the state industri.
al school at vergennes today by Chief
OF Police +. II. Ketchum according TO
the order OF Justice II. W. Mcintyre
The girl was brought before the justice
and First Selectman "A. A. Allen yes.
terday on n charge OF disorderly be.
hayior and II was thought best to
place her under salutary restraint for
the remainder OF her minority. The
chlld's mother left her family tao
years ago and the father cannot give
the child the training she needs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
FARM HOUSE BURNED.
xsluvlIls Frmu Loses House and Most OF
Contents.

whterville. March l5.-TLe farm
house owned and occupied by Charles
Allen. one-half mile south OF this vii
lage, vas burned TO the ground, to-
ge,her with large amount Of Its con
tents early this morning. The esti'
mated loss Is from Oh, 900 to 81, 900 and
Is partially covered by insurance. The
origin Of the FIRE Is unknown.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18

The moat market business owned by
Sweet & Percy on Main street was sold
through lockwood & Howe, real es-
tate dealers, 10 Utley Bros Of Nan.
chester Depot who take possession
this morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
c,.s,...,, sr,as. dec. Down.

CINCINNATI. March is.-Three or
~ foot spans Of the Eighth street via
duct over MIN creek have collapsed
from the food. The damage II esil
mated at tihO.OOo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
o,-.m.. c..arm. ..i,..,.. s,..,

o,~rmss tesarm. .sis~.tos stsr,.
WASHINGTON. March Is Senator
O,crman Of North Carolina. who y
member Of the senate committee on
military Affairs. which l. investigating
the shooting M" 81 the town II
brownsville. Tex. when shown the d..
patch from Galveston telling Of the ri.
legged confession Of q discharged negro
soldier said that the committee rccelv.
ed information two weeks ago that
former member Of the Twenty.nfth
Infantry had expressed n willingness
10 make n full confession II he could
receive some assurance from the gov.
eminent that he would he protected.
Senator Overman says that this infor.
nation was Forwarded 10 Secretary
Taft with the suggestion that u h. In.
ve-tigated by the war department
"All the discharged trooI,- who tell
the truth about the affair" said the
senator. will certainly H. protected
by the government"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
"p,lON ERS WOOD" SOLU
flri Cord Gees From Addison County jail
undu Ns~ Law.

MIddlebury, March 1.-THE frst
cord Of wood worked up by prisoner.
under the Law was sold from Addison
county jail 10 I. Shapiro. The wood
Is said 10 be the iirst batch thus pre-
pared 10 be sold 10 the state, as the
Addison county jail was the first 70
put the prisoners 10 work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18

.Fy,s,-o-,L3pr. Uldms ms famous tre..ri
s-zz-t-efffsp;,"n petmsnenilL eu Js y. on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
CONFESSION
OF A SOLDIER
True Story Of Brownsville
Shooting Up Told.
ONE NAN BEGAN RIOT
CoIored Troops Fired Into Town
And Then Cleaned Rifles
For Roll Call.
ONE NAN BEGAN RIOT

GALVESTON. Tex, March is.-The
Galveston News has printed the alleg'
ed confession OF discharged negro
soldier In explanation OF the midnight
riot OF negro soldiers OF the Twenty
fifth Infantry who "shot up Browns
Vile, Tex. ON Aug. IL. 1903. A state
ment WIS made by one OF the dl-charg
cd negro soldiers TO two reporters. and
thus after seven months Of lnvestiga.
ton by the authorities OF the United
States what appears 10 he the true
version OF the riot has come Ia light.
The discharged soldier admits that
he participated In the riot This man
has BEEN living In Galveston since he
and many others OF the Twenty.tfih
infantry were discharged without hon
or by order OF President Roosevelt
from the military service.
According to the negro. the outrage
was not preme,litated. but was the re
suit Of an alleged injury done one Of
the soldiers by white man la Browns.
Vile about n half hour before the riot
started. The negro was struck by the
white man at a resort In Brownsville.
The negro. returning 10 the barracks.
seized his rifle aud announced that he
was going to Kill the white man. Rev
eral other negroes promptly volunteer.
81 20 20 along 10 wipe out old scores
against white citizens on account Of
Injuries they hsd suffered.
The negroes returned 90 the barracks
after committing the assault on the
town. and many soldier. assisted ~
the hurried cleaning Of the guns for
the Inspection which followed soou
after the shooting ceased.
According 10 the alleged confession
the soldiers from only one company ~
The Twenty -nfth infantry participated
In the riot. although nearly m entire
battalion. later discharged. knew that
soldiers had done the shooting.
Many ~ the negroes belonging 10
this battalion enlisted In Galveston
luring the summer Of ifsc and ~,
turned Ia the city after b-,nr di-charE.
II from the army. The returned s,l.
llcrs. u l. said. were advised by negro
politicians Ia avoid news per men.
hut two IMPORTERS finally ocured the
alleged confession through the fact
that ilie negro concluded that they
were United States secret service d.-
teciiyes aud let the secret out.
The man who talked 10 the reporters
said his name was u. e. Gray aud
that he was formerly a private In Com.
pany Of the Twenty NTH Infantry
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-23
= A r Is

Ell Parlamento frances sc ACADIA de
reunir, y de modo contrario 4 10 que
generalmente Sc cre1a, Ia situacion
del gabinete Clemenceau parece que
Asaldra victorioso de la resisten cia
-obstinada y formidable que Sc prepa-
raban hacerle los miembros de la
extrema izquierda apoyados por gran
parte del elemento radical socialista
Els verdad que varies de los proble-,
mas economicos que afronta el=@go-
bieruo tienden acrecentar las f,1er-
zas activas con que cuenta la oposi-'
ecion y que todosy aquellost quienes
directafh erlte afectan las medidas que
pr0yecsan yerfan con rcgocGo la caida
del MiniSterio alimentados con la es-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-23

peransa do que el nuevoqae suroierd
|adoptarfa rumbo distinto. Sin EN- ]
barge, u gran faAsAad4 " boblaci cionl
- quo busca In trahQ1jNd@d 4 todd
trance. tiembla ante la ldea del cam |
bio, en- primer lugar. porqu& de ante.
|mAno sabesquo leu las ActualcS condi!
clones de Francia serfa dificil reemI
|plazar con vcntaja eI orden existentet
en- segundo, porque encuentra que Ell
lasunto do mayor trascendencia qud
Sc confronta: la ,lucha entire Ia Igle-s
lsia' y els Estado, no Sc ha solueionadd
detinitivamente y acaso serfa motive
lde nuevas y peligrosas agitac Jones
confiar la solucion de 81 4 otras ma
nos y, por ultimo, a causa de que ed
la esfera de Ia polftica irternac ional
Sc estan realizando hechos de vital
importancia para Ell porvenir del pals,
los cuales para que den los frutos
lapetecidos, necesitan continuar STEM
do impulsados por quienes tan acer-
ltsdamente han contribuido 4 su des-
larrollo y ofrecen la gsrantfa de lle-
var1os al exito.
En- Ell novimiento que en- la hora
tpresente Sc afect1a para llevar q ca
DO Ell aislamiento de Alemaria, 1nico
medic quizas para que Francia obi
Itenga la rehabilitation que -desde .ha-
Ice treinta y seis aflos viene buscan-
do, ha menester de la mayor suma de
severidad. | -
De ahf que no sea possible COM
Iprender por que existen tcdavia en- la
Rep11blica tan perniciosas inte,npe-
rancias y que haya politicos de la ia
liza de n. Pelletan sin otra aspiration
que la de ver al pals agitarse contf-
nuamente en- brazos de la revolucion
social semi-anarquista, que no ofrece
|sino lamentable coseeha de estragos
~ amenazas.
Mr.. Clemenceau y los que 10 acom-
|pa1lan en- sus labores gubernativas,
han probado, a despecho de las OPT
|niones que en- sentido distinto pue-
den tener sus adversarios, Que estan
ala altura de la dificil situacion que
les ha tocado atravesar. Las olsen
stones que pudieron hacer peligrar
la vida del Ministerio, han desapare
|cido de un modo mas menos salts
factorio. Unidos. como al principle
10 estuvieron en- propositos y tenden-
|cias los miembros del gabinete. tie
men derecho a esperar que la mayo
til del pueblo frances perdurara 4 su
lado para hacer eesteriles los ataques
& : los; sAnbieiosos y los de speech dos
soEL trianfo de estes seiia lin golpe
mortal para Ia Francia. g&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-23
Hi!ario CaeYlllaS Hernandez
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Luis M6ndoZ Vaz
Ill II CAS- IA ~ = T%a
OflciNA DE RRuGAD0S
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CRUZ II P.O. Bcy 56
Linea Norton

Ell vApoR "EToNA' sali6 de Monte
video ell 20 de Abril lltimo con carga
para nuestro puerto y sc despachara
eguidamente para los de escala de
Cuba. II # I'LL
Fl VAPoR "ARABIsTAN'' sc anuncia pa
IA salir de Montevideo y Buenos All
res hacia la priinera quincena de Ju-
MO proxino con este destino siempre
y cuando suficiente compute de carga
asl 10 amerite A~~' sss :s3 !.
Il Son sus consignatarios, +s@~<,e
II VILLAR1 81 GD.:x
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-23
Princip ales articulos 8,
1ue Sc detallan en- almacenes, q
gA,,sosiguientes prec;os m/m

Arroces: de partldo Japon de $3z
4 $50 ctvs. @
-Arroz valenciano, de sou A6A. !
Ajos de 80 cents. a 20
Bombones, de $7H 47H. II
Bacalao, q SIS. s s. f
Sal del pals, a 40 cents
Sardinas ahunadas, de IS 4 IS ctvs.
Cebo1las espahclas, a ST..
Idem americanas, 81.
Garbanzos, $4A a 10.
Habichuelas americans coloTadas
largas de So AK. Rlancas anne
ricau de $3S a $3A. 81
Harina de trigo, S4H a5H II
ID de ma{z, 334. &
] Jamones. 3I1 4 1IH. 3&4gss
Jah6n Rocamora, 5 $40: americana
52Hy4.
Ma1teea, 4 S. 60, en- X, y. en-
caJas 4 So. ~. @aS@(
Mantequllla, us a "a. .4 !
j Pasta. del pals, $3N 4 4.
Papas an1ericanas, 4 So.
Tocino. de S1oH 4 20.
Tasajo. S8H.
Quesos americana, SIS. ga
Patagras, $22. @
Leche condensada Aguila, S..
zIdem idem Cruz Roia. $4A.
Idem idem Magnolia, $4H.
Ideu idem "Lechera $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-23
~ 3g||!8l.!a!a So !!|'',;! !a''''s J

81 pjptrol epahol De Marina ha
negad u4 4se&lcl lefto 10 de reducir &
Ia mid lei person al ~delrcuerpo gene
ral Dc 18ArIAsda. como 10 relsdvo +
estar 30 el p1nAro Dc, unidades de
.ccmbd lue ha de tener nuestra futu-
ra escalS.
Ha n0sque NADIA esta resuelto
acercd oe los proyectos que estudia,
Assta el punto de concretar datos, como
II hace 81 aludido peri6dico.
Existe el acuerdo ;del Gobierno de
A1cer y presentar las Camaras IN
Kpyecto. an1plio de reorganization de
&Aescuadra, de rehacer Ell poder naval
dG Espaffa. Esto en- cuanto al material.
- cua nto a personal, las reformas
te Sc hzgsn seran en- consonancia con
npai6caciones exigidas por las nue.
vas unidades de guerra. Es decir, que
Sc >adaptaran las plantillas con arreglo
o. las necesidades del servicio.
s. NADIA hay tode via en- detalle.
- Ell prsyecto de organization de la
*escuad IA sera uno delos primeros que
sses spresenten la delibera cion de las
Nortes. Esdeseo del Gobierno que no
ne. repita. el case de Algeciras, POGO
airoso para nuestra presentation
ante el extranjero, y que Sc evite que
los guardias marinas tenga que hacer
sus viajes de instruction en- acoraza-
dos que solo de tai tienen ell nom bre,
como el ."Numancia" en- otros buques
viejos,. pesados, que consumer mucho
carbon y tienen radio de acc1on muy
aimitsdo. g.
En- todas las escuadras de los paises
adelantados Sc ha atendido one los
sefes que m anden los barcos de guerra
10 excedan de cierta edad, y este pien
Sc afrop tarlo tambien ell ministro para
aplicarlo a~nuestros buques. Y asimis-
no entra en- su caiculos la dtferencia-
ZION de las escaIas de terra y de nave
3acion para Ell personal de Ia Armada,
porauea 4 semejanza de 10 CUE. ocurre
n otros paises, no estima justoa que
sean ua6ritosi iguales, los de los indiyi-
duos de la Armada que permanecen' en-
tiexraa en- so6cinas y solo navegan 10
preciso Dparar obtener las condolences
nxigidas pafa el asce nso y los5que per.
4panecen aen el mar al mando de sus
3nQue
Segdn calculos, Ia reorganization
del poder naval de Espafia, como-le
entiende ell actual Gobierno, costara
500 rnilones, que es~lo que el~Tesoro
podra dedicar a la marina-en un plazo
de diez anos. .~-
No Sc le oculta al miuistro que una
de las remoras que existen para poder
Tehacer nuestro pooer naval en- espacio
breve es la de tener que aplicar al en-
& Iretenimiento de nuestros arsenalcs
parte de la consignacion de Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-23
Manuales Romo,

ENCUADERNADOS EN- TELA FLEXIBLE
Manual del Licorista. con I,27o
recetas practicas. por A. Rossi.
Manual de Resistencia de Ma
teriales y stabllidad de las
Iconstfucciones, por el ingenie-
TO DR.. Gindo Sandrinelli.
Manual de las Construcciones
::.de Hormigon y de Cemento
! armada, por el ingeniero Jose
Vacchel1i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-23
cotixaciones de 4 eue (

Azdcar para el consume; w
Mascabado. claro, 4 a$4HsT
De Mel, claro. 4 S $3.zsss.-~.~,....,,
Centrifuga, claro, de 10. a S..
ty~Amezicana, de SIS a 81. m y.
De Ponce. de $5A 4 4Nf =
Cafe corriente, nominal. sas as%zs5ss
Almid6n, q $3.50. s'1.'.s,35 a,s'.,. 3 q u : I; 3
Evening star., 1907-07-08
Anacostia and Vicinity.

Anacostia Tent, No. 7, knights OF the
Maccabees, met Saturday evening last in
the Anacostia Masonic Hall and installed
the following officers, recently elected TO
serve the succeeding six months: A. A.
Provost past commander; p. A. Parker
commander; B. N. Estep, lieutenant COM
mander; Richard A. Estep, record keeper;
James M. England, chaplain; c. r. Brooks.
master alarms; John T. Dent, first master
of the guards; J. c. Marr, second master OF
the guards: Herman Willer, sentinel; E. w.
Eubauk. picket James M. England. past
commander acted as the installing officer
and the ceremonies were followed by re-
freshments.
The Methodists of Ara.ostia were ad-
dressed in their church on Jackson street
Yesterday morning by Rev. John w. r.
Sumwalt, the presiding elder of Washing
ton district, who preached sermon pre-
liminary to holding the second quarterly
conference Rev william l.. Lynn, the
pastor of Gorsuch Church. ~ and l. streets
southwest preached at the evening service
in the edifice.
In the absence from the Anacostia pre-
cinct Of Sergt. Charles A. Stevens the
duties of officer in command will devolve
upon Sergt ]. w. Mccormick and Mount
ed officer A. W: Green VIII act as sergeant
Charles A. Stevens, the senior sergeant
in command of the police precinct in Ana
costa, left today with Mrs Stevens dor
the knlghtS leIHpldr CoHcidNe at sotii ~ go.
N Y Mr. and Mrs. ]. Frank Campbell
left yesterday for the same city, and Mr..
Maurice Otterback left this morning with
De Molay Commandery.
Mrs. Laura Anderson, 219 Harrison
street, and Miss Verde Brown, POI FIJI
more street, will spend the next month at
Riyerton, Warren county, Va.
Miss Laura Whistler of Camden. n j.,
former resident of Anacostia, is visiting the
family Of Mr.. James B. Mason, 70 Arthur
street.
Mr.. Selby Scaggs and family have return
ed from a visit to their summer home, near
Jower Marlboro Calvert county, Md,
where they remained several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Gator and family of Jefer-
son street have removed to their country
home near Forestvile, Prince George
county, Md, for the summer
Evening star., 1907-07-08
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 3O 1907.
200 P.M--oLD DOMINION EXPRESS. daily
Stops at principal points in Virginia. Yes
tibule train standard coaches; parlor car to
Clifton Forge, with connection for Virginia Hot
Springs Pullman sleepers Clifton Forge to
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st. Louis
and Chicago; dining car with la carte service
from GordonsvilIe.
4:10 P.M-NEW C. & o. LIMITED, daily-Fast
new vestibule train; stops only at Gordonsville,
Covington, Va; White sulphur Ronceverte and
Hinton. w. Va. Pullman sleepers to Lexington,
Louisville. Cincinnati, indianapolis. st. Louis
and Chicago. Dining cars Ia carte service.
q, One T. night out; ,,,,,rrn ,.,- sv,
tibule train. Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleep.
Ing car to Virginia Hot Springs week days.
Dining cars, Ia carte service. Sleepers Gin
ctnpat to Chicago and st. Louis and Louisville
to Memphis. Nashville and southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Onaces. b13 Pennsylvania avenue, 600 14th street.
near F. and Sixth Street Station. Telephone Main
1880 for Pennsylvania r. X. Cab Service snd Main
1066 for G. o. Ticket once.
Evening star., 1907-07-08
News of Leesburg.
.,aI Corresnondence OF The Star.


LEESBURG, Va. July 8. 1907.
Much interest Is being manifested here in
the organization of the Loudoun-F Fairfax
Rase Ball League which is composed of the
teams from I.eesburg Waterford, Purcell
Vile and Herndon. The rules and regula-
tons governing the league have been
drawn up, and all the teams are fully or
ganized There will be two games each
week-one every other week at each point
in the circuit.
Messrs w. H. Martin and William F.
Garrett, commissioners in the cause of Ball
against Ridgway, sold tract of hfty-seven
acres of land near Lovettsville, Loudoun
county, Saturday 10 .. IL. Dali tof S-i per
acre. - !,
of Leesburg all of the new counciimen
chosen at the recent election TOOK the oath
of office. two weeks from the election being
the time in which to qualify. They, with
the mayor and recorder, will enter upon
their duties on September 1;
Mr. Lewis E Rose of Leesburg, and Miss
Rhena j. Lyons OF Ryan, Va, We're married
at the RESIDENCE of the brides parents
Wednesday evening, Rev G. w. Popkins,
ma astor of the Mount Hope Baptist Church,
officiating. They will make their home in
Rev E. H. Brostus, rector Of st. Agnes
Chapel of Washington, d: C.: is with his
months at the home of his sister, Mrs. H.
V White of Leesburg.
Mrs. II. H. James and Miss Margaret
Texas James have returned to their home in
Hamilton after an extended visit to friends
in Texas and Missouri.
Miss Jessie Franklin of Washington. d. C.,
has been visiting her sister Mrs Thomas
McCabe of Leesburg.
Mrs. Isabella Thiel and family of WASH
ington have taken possession of the home
of Mrs. Agnes Dibrell In this town, which
she has leased for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. Arthur Richard, who has been prihci-
pal Of the Leesburg academy for the past
two sessions, has accepted position with
the Loudoun National Bank OF Leesburg.
Miss Mary C. Campbell has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in louisville,
Ky.
Mr.. S. Frederick Smith and family of
Washington d. c., at the Leesburg Inn
for the summer months.
Miss Richard Edwards Wise Of this town
was the guest of Miss Roberta Harper OF
Washington last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Roszel of Baltl-
more Nd are at the Leesburg Inn for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. John Asserson of Washington has
leased the home of Mr. Nicholas Purcell,
near here for the summer season. Mrs. As
serson was formerly Mss Isabel Plgman OF
Washington.
Miss Emma Cunning of Scarborough. y.
Y. Is the guest of Mrs Charles T. Claggett
at Springwood, near here.
Evening star., 1907-07-08
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News of Mont
gomery County, Md.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, July :, 1907
shortly after the services I'm the NJ T..
Church South here last evening the largo
chandelier In the center of the edlfce fell
TO the floor. smashing the lamps and scat
tering oil In all directions The pcws and
carpet ignited, and for Il while II looked as
II a serious coniiagratlon was inevitable.
The cries of the Janitor. who had not left
the building, were answered by a large
portion OF the population OF Rockville how
ever, and the flames were quickly extln-
guished. The loss IS placed at about $50
and is covered by insurance
Edna c., driven oy Mr. Lee 6 Dorsey OF
thls place, won the = % pace at Conneaut
Lake, Pa, Friday. her best time being
Z,-ors. Jurash, also driven by Mr. Dor
sey, won second money In the 2l5 trot
the best time being 2lS
Messrs. Harry and Ollie MOuden OF this
place went to Pennyfelds Lock yesterday
ana captured a string OF ten black bass
which aggregated tweaty pounds in weight
1t is said TO be about the prett.est lot OF
bass caught on the upper Potomac this
season.
The condition of Charles L. Soudcr. the
young Nirgnian who was shot and robbed
while near Redland last Wednesday after
noon, is reported 10 he steadily improving
and his recovery is now believed 10 bt as
sured. He Is still at the home of Rev. 10.
renee and with nIm are his father and
grandmother.
There is believed 20 be nothing in the sug-
gestion that the assalant of young Souder
was possibly an Italian. Roth Souder and
his grandmother had a good look at the
man. and they are understood TO lie conf
dent that he was coloTed and say they will
have no difficulty in identifying him. if APP
pretended. young nan named Belt who
passed within a few feet of the man also
declares that he is colored. The search for
the culprit is being kept up, but there Is
believed to be very little chance of his be-
Ing captured.
Among those suggested in connection with
the Craftsmanship of the republican county
committee is Mr.. Charles f. Kirk of Olney
Mr.. Kirk Is not a candidate for the place,
but ii Is believed he would accept If the po-
sition were unanimously rendered him.
Evening star., 1907-07-08
HAVING A GOOD TIME.
Local Christian Endeavorers on WAY
to Seattle.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LOGAN. Canada, July s.-The WASH
fngton contingent to the Christian En-
oeavor convention at Seattle spent a most
glorious Fourth. The party separated in
small groups to take in the sights of Chi
cago Some took automobile trips to Lin
coin, Washington and Jackson parks. A
delegation of the Chicago Christian En-
deavor met the Washington party at the
depot, and those that had not scattered
were entertained by the locals at IA lunch
con and drives through the city.
The Fourth was very noisy, with It's
deafening crack of the giant freCrackers
and bomb canes. The patriotic Endeavor-
ers. on their return to the train, while
awaiting the making up of the berths,
whiled away the time in sending off fire
works from the rear of the train.
The Chicago delegation of seventy-eight
strong Joined the Washington contingent,
and a little after o'clock they We're all on
the way to ST. Paul, the next stopping
place, well and happy, but tired.
Evening star., 1907-07-08
PENNSYLVANIA,
WATER GAP HOUSE.
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
NEW OWNER SHIP MA NAcEuRNT

NEW OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT
Now open remains open until November, for the
entertainment Of refined. select patronage. En-
trey rebuilt, enlarged and modernized by ex-
penditure Of 00000. Now and luxurious furnish
ings. Now the finest equipped and best appointed
mountain hotel. Capacity, 400. Highest altitude.
Of thirty miles. Entirely removed from noise and
dust of railroads and highways. but within easy
log hreplaces. Private tiled baths Running water
In all rooms. Lighted by electricity and gas
be OF the highest standard. White service through
out. Orchestra. Varied social features. Billiards.
bowling etc. Golf. tennis, rowing. canoeing, ba tn
ing, fishing. New garage and livery. with high
class saddle horses and equipment. Write for
Illustrated booklet and official auto maps. Special
July terms JOHN PURDY COPE.
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