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ARE ON STRIKE
~ Associated Press.

Norfolk, Va, Apr. 4.-ThTee hun
dred negro lOngshOremen of the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation
Co, TO-DAY Joined the striking long
shOremen of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Co, demanding an increase of
five cents an hour. Later those en-
pIOyed by the Washington and Nor
folk Co. walked out. The strike is
tying up ships of both companies.
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CASE
AGAINST V. 6. CO.
Will Come Up Before Federal Court
At Nashville During
This Term.
BY Associated Press.

NashYiUe, Apr. 4.-Ine anU-JTusJ
case against the Virginia Chemical
Company is. expected to come up at
this term of the federal court, but will
probably not be tried now. A number
o. the officers of the defendant COM
pany are now under bond at Rich
mond. but the courts have held that
evidence will have to be introduced to
show grounds for indictment before
they can be required to come to Nash
vile.
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JAILED FOR STEALING
HARRIMAN'S LETTER
BY Associated Press.

Hill, a stenographer, was arrested to-
night charged with having sold to a
newspaper personal letter of z. H.
Hartman The letter was to Sidney
Webster and called forth the reply
from President Roosevelt Tuesday.
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APPOINTMENTS IN
CONSULAR SERVICE
Ry Associated Press.

washington, Apr 4-As the result
of an examination held March IA, LII
Glen Memminger, of South Carolina.
has been appointed consular clerk
and vice and deputy consul general at
Bona, Congo Free State. Thornwell
Haynes, of South Carolina. consul at
Marking, is promoted to be consul
general at Singapore.
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U. S. GUNBOATS
REACH AMAPALA
By Associated Press.

washington. Apr. IA cablegram
from Captain Dyle, commanding the
Sunboat Chicago. announces the ar
rival of that vessel and the Princeton
at Amapala. Doyle stated there had
been cessation of hostilities for the
present.
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CLOSING ARGUMENT IN
GREEN-GAYNOR CASE
cv Associated Press.

New Orleans, Apr. 4.-MarlOn ErWln
to-day concluded argument for the gov
eminent in the Greene-Gaynor case be-
fore the federal circuit court OF ap-
peals. after speaking for over two days
Tomorrow P W. Meldrim begins the
closing argument for the defense.
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FINED FOR CASTING
A LOTTERY PRIZE
Rn Aaaoelatsd Press.

New Orleans, Apr. 4.-E- ]. Demar-
est. wealthy resident of New Or
leans. today pleaded guilty to vlolat-
Ing the state law in having cashed
$4,000 lottery prize a year ago, and
was fined one hundred dollars.
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Wins Golf Tournament.

Pinehurst. n. C., Apr ALLEN
Lard. OF the Columbia Golf Club,
Washington, was an easy winner of
the championship trophy in the
thirty-six hole, final round, at the
seventh annual United North and
SoSt amateur tournament today.
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WOHL A SWINDLER
ON LARGE SCALE
New Orleans Man Negotiated Thou
sands of dollars in Fradu-
lent Stock.
RY Associated Presa-

New Orleans, Apr. 4.-Since the dis
appearance of z. WOhl. who Is being
hunted by the police. bogus certifl-
Gates for one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars worth of stock OF the
Whitney Central National Bank. sign.
ed by Wohl, has been presented TO the
bank by innocent holders. Writs ot
aggregating twenty-five
thousand dollars have been filed
a gainst the property left by Wohl
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Jerome Viii AnneaI-

New York, Apr. 4. 1t is authoritative
ly stated tonight that Jerome will ap-
peal from the decision of Justice Fftz-
gerald in refusing to allow him to in
spect the minutes of the Thaw lunacy
commission.
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2-eent Fare I'm sianed.

ST. Paul, MINI. Apr. 4-GOveTnu
Johnson this afternoon signed Il.
two-cent passenger rate bill, effective
May 10.
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John A. Lewis Was Early
Promoter of the Mem
phis & Gulf Ry.
DESIGNATED BY
JOHN ALEXANDER
To Become Head Apostle of
the Christian Catholic
Church.

GAVE UP POSITION PAYING $4,000
PER YEAR TO JOIN THE ZION
MOVEMENT AND HAS SINCE Ac-
CUMULATED SEVERAL MILLION
DOLLARS-A FORMER METHO-
DIST DEACON.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-03-29

January, 1905, and on September II .
the same year, was removed by the
commissioners, his shortage being
Sl7,7l2.16. This was caused bv the
failure of the Commercial bank, Mos
COW, l. c. Hattabaugh, president. On
January 1, 1907. this shortage had
been reduced $40. 2O6.7s. The bal
ance. or S6953.07. will be apportion-
ed among the thin existing school dis.
ticts, towns and counties, which ad
money in the treasury at the time of
detalcation. This will thus be trans.
ferred to the current expense fund.
The county gains $4,000 and this old
item will no longer appear in the
financial reports.
The report. highly commends the
auditors and the treasurer, system
OF accounting and checking, and saws
it has no superior in the Pacific north.
west.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
timber Land, Act June 8, Els
United States Land Office

o'teS Land Office,
Lewiston, Idaho. Feb 10 ioo7
~; Mot t IS hereby given that in comnIianca
WI wi1n the provisions of the act Of
Vi June g. 1873, entitled "An act v ~ ths
fane OF timber lands in the States IF ra aie
1 Tan oregon, Nevada and Wasbin oh,,,
Land States by act of August l. 1872 ''ol'c
sUsA B. OvERsMITH
p p lToy, county of Latah State of Idaho
mas this day filed in this Office b u, iua,o
Statement No. 2S07 for the purcha So Of # 4 tha
SW W. OF II seq sec; Is and 81 of SW/ - amy ND
SWh OF SEI ofsec. No17 in ~ Z H. aug aS
range No. NV b. NJ, and will offer ' pro o'f
10 snow that the land sought is more p vo
cultural purposes, and to establish her
y TO said land before Register and md
h : y s; Land Office at Iew;st a,,'
iq Shs on Monday the 20 day Of AprI 1897
H ~ names as witnesses: -'o'
! u q McComb of Troy, Idaho
a; Il: Oversmith of q Tdabo
W. NJ. Duthie of " Tdah "iio
n. h. Cooper of Gdabo
Any and all persons claimino adversely,
. ein above lands are requested to tile them
Of April. 1907. vi u oeiore salo 20 day
/. II. Bartlett, Register.
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1 lmber Land, Act June 3,1S7S.
United States Land Office
Lewiston, Idaho March o7tb I

Lewiston, Idaho. March. 9th, 1907,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Cong
ress OF June 3, 1878, entitled can act for
the sale of timber lands in the states of
oalliornla, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
on territory" as extended to all the Pub
TIC Land States by act of August 4th 1882
ALEXANDER HAUCK
OF Park, county of Latah, state of
Idaho has this day filed in this Office,
his sworn statement No. 2867 for the Dur
chase of Lot sec. 20 in To. 20
n X IVY b. NJ. and will offer proof to show
tnat the land sought is more valuable
Tor timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to SAID
ana before the Register and Receiver Mt
TINS office at Lewiston Idaho on
tuesday the 18th day of June, 1907.
lie names as witnesses:
Glas o. Fantzick of Park, Idaho
John Frantzick -"
Banat Frantzick 81"
Girls O. Jelleberg "
any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
Iile their claims in this Office on or before
SAD llth day of Mar. 1907
t. H. Bartlett, Register
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NWIlCE FOR PUBLICATION
timber Land, Act June 8, 1875
United States Land Ofica
Lewiston, Idaho. Eel

Lewiston, Idaho. Feb. 10 1897
-: Notice is hereby given that in compliance
WIN the PROVISIONS of the act of Congress-
OF June3, 1878, entitled"An act forIthe sale
OF timber lands in the States of California
Utregoh, Nevada, and Washington Terri
Tory" as extended to all the Public Land
states by act of August 4, 1892.
CARRIE l., ROBINSON
OF Kendrick, county of Latah. State of
idaho, has this day filed in this office her
sworn statement No. 2799, for the pur-
chase q OF the So SEA sec. 80 in to. 80
n, Range No. l w. B. NJ, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to esta blish her
Gialna to said land before Register and
a receiver at Lewiston, Idaho on FRIDAY
the 10 day of April 1907.
She names as witnesses
William NJ McGahan of Linden Idaho
Alphonso w. Longfellow of "
FRANK Lyons of {"
Charles Carlson of Kendrick
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested tn
file their claims in this Office on or brforn
said 10 day of April. 1907. ''0''
I'll Bartlett, Register.
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Aprll, A. ID. 1907, at 10 O'Clock A. m, of
u; .nat Jay III front of the Court House door
IN MOSCOW, Latah County, Idaho, sell at
fubllc Auction. for q. S. Gold Coin ali the
right, title, claim and interest of sad de-
ienoant, kendrick Water Co. of in and to
the above described property or so much
!!nereo1 as may be necessary to satisfy said
augment, interest and costs etc., to the
hlghest and best bidders for cash.
u. J. keane, Sheriff,
By j. W. Lieuallen, Deputy.
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, this 26th day of
MAR, h, 1907. '
3-29-07
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Arizona A. Mitcham and J.I
Mltcham, her husband,
Plaintiffs
VS..
kendrick Water Company,
Defendant.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
issued out of the Second Judicial District
court OF the State Of Idaho in and for Lat
an county, wherein ARIZONA A. Mitcbam
ana ): l. Mltcha,n, her husband, were the
pialntlffs and the Kendrick Water Co. was
the aeieidant. upon judgment rendered
the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1907, for the
sum of Ten Hundred Sixtytwo and 81 loo
Dollars (SlO62.20), i'll U. 5. Gold Coin, be-
s'des interest and costs, I have this dav
ievyed upon all right, title, claim and inter
est OF SAID defendant, Kendrick Water Co,
OF III anq' to, the following described Fran
chiSe and Realestate, to w.t.
Inc entire water system of the Village or
town OF kendrick, Latah County Idaho
consisting OF all franchises granted by the
village or Town of Kendrick to the Kend
rick water Go. and all franchises or rights
tnat are held, owned and controlled by the
Aendrck Water Co. obtained by grants.
prescription, use or any other legal right
or ownership thereof, including Herewith
an rights OF way, all water rights, all water
contracts with any person, firm or corpora
tlon Whatever, all pipes in place in the Vii
lage or Town of Kendrick and all pipes ont
OF kendrlck forming and being a part of
the kendrick Water Cos system, ali appli-
ances, all reservoirs, wooden or otherwise
IN and near kendrick and all property be-
longing to and connected with said svs.
TEN, owned by the defendant an Latab
County. Idaho.
Also realestate described a follows,-
commencing at a point thirty-tve feet
scout Ofthe Northwest corner of those GER
tam three acres of land, adjoining the orr
gnaltown of Kendrick, now standing and
recorded IN the official books at the Court
ii use at Moscow, Latah Co. Idaho, in the
name OF the said Arizona A. Mitcham.
tnence rnnning south one hundred feet
thence north westerly one hundred feet to
point OF beginning, said tract being about
- acres in area. o"'
Iogetner with all interest in any other
realestate oy virtue of leases, rights of use,
possession, easements or otherwise connect.
ca with said water system or belonging to
fUBIaG NOTICE Is. HEREBY GIVEN |
fhat VIII On Saturday the Goth day of 4
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w A. ROTHWELL, MD.
Pnyslcla and Surgeon
IDAHO
Notice

Notice
notice is hereby given that / will be in
my office at the Office of the PotIatcb
Land Co.. on each Saturday bet.
ween now and the end day of April,
1907. for the purpose of registering
voters for the village election of the
village of Kendrick on April 2, 1907
Office hours from O'Clock a. m. to 3
O'Clock p. m. and from 7. O'Clock D. m
until O'Clock. p. m. Mrs Care Robin
son, registrar. Dated March, 9. 1907
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Tnteriar

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Lewiston, IdahoMar 16. 1907
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make Final nroof
IN support of his claim, and that saidproof
VIII be made before Probate Judge Chas. NJ
Lukens at Moscow, Idaho on Nav. s 1907
VIZ: IA HlD Y: BURCH OF Park. Idaho
for the lot 8, Sec. 5, Lots ;. 8, Sec. 3. Lot
8, SEQ. 7, tip. 80 N. R1W B NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
of, the land, viz:
August Wlklund of Park, Idaho
Lars ]. Karen of @
Oscar Bohn of 60 81
Sylvester s. Flattree of Idaho
I. II. Bartlett, Register,
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STATE, LATAH'S DEBTOR
Experts Report Shows
That County has Over
paid
MONEY TURNED IN UNDER
FEE SYSTEM UNDER MIS-
UNDERLINE OF Law

Moscow, Idaho. March 14,~Messrs
VIII. Moore of Salt Lake and G. G..
Gwinn Of Portland, the experts en-
ployed by the Latah county commits
sioners completed their work yester-
day and today made their final re.
port to the board, The task has occu
pied go days, for W hich $500 was paid
Its found the county OF Latah is u
good money gamer by the action q
the commissioners in having tn,
county records exported.
The total amount gained is 3219,52
from which deduct 5000, cost expsr-
ting. and the net gain to the county
is $2319,52,
Three items make up the total gain
to the county and are: first, $2659, so.
overpaid to the state: second. 1920
collected by J.R. Strong, ex -probate
Judge, for fees for performing marri-
age ceremonies and not covered into
the county, and third, S334O COL
lected by Charles Lukens, present
Probate Judge.
HOW SHORTAGE CAME ABOUT.
The overpaid item to the state has
its history as follows: Previous to 1899,
when Oscar Larson assumed control of
the auditors office, Latah county
Kept no account with the state. The
state auditor would make demand for
moneys alleged 10 be due from the co.
unity and the auditor, with out check.
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ing to ascertain the correctness of the
claim, would remit the amount de
! mahded. Both Larson and Ramstedt
have kept accurate account with the
state. Auditor Ramstedt will retain,
from time to time when RENTING to
tAe state, such sums as will in few
months repay the sum so over.
paid.
The shortage in account of Strong
and Lukens arises from misinter.
probation of the law and not through
fraud or intent to embezzle.
Until within three months it has been
an undecided question as to who was
entitled to these fees for solemnizing
marriages, but in two very recent
decisions the supreme court ayers that
they must be turned into the county
treasury.
the report shows that the resources
of Latah county exceed her liabilities;
by S2S, 847.95 1t also shows that,
since 1899. when certain offices were
changed from fee to salary basis,
the total fees and licenses collected
amount to S173.479.17; also that the
assessors and tax collectors have turn.
ed into the treasury the large sum OF
81 1898, OsO.5s.
GENERAL EXPENSES OF COUNTY.
The general expenses of the county.
including salaries, since 1895, are as
follows: 1895 when the fee system
ended SCI, 1864: 1896. s42,ss7
.2S: 1897, S31, 124.s7; 1898, $50.
s65.23; 1900, 001. Is, 1902. SAP,
O19,1s; 1908, S21.577.34: 1904. i
sS6.59O.90, 1905, s35, 1854; 100.
6. S35, 779.41.
An adjustment of the old Gilstra,
shortage has been made. Gilstrap
was sworn in as county treasurer in
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WANTED

Man wanted to cut $50 cords OF
III inch wood at $175 per cord and
% or more cords OF Aft. wood at ST.
percord.
w. H. Van Horn & Son.
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$4,000 reward.

Will give a reward of 5000. 90 to
any person returning to me the notes
and mortgages stolen from nv store
John Lauterbach,
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APPLICATIONS FOX GRAZING PER-
MlIo-NoTlCE is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze cattle.
horses, and sheep within the COEUR d,
ALENE FOREST RESERVE during the
season OF 1907, must be filed in my office at
Wallace Ida, on or before April, Is, 1907.
Full information in regard to the grazing
fees to be- charged, and blank forms tn he
used II '""king application, will be furnr
shed spon re nest.
X. H. nVEn1 )GE, Acting Supervisor.
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1t you want FINE Jobwork--the
kind-call up the Gazette
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
K ~ AND REALESTATE, UND-
Ek EXECUTION, IN THE CASE OF.
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Don't chew the rag, but 60 to Laut
erbach's and get some of those fine
cookies and crackers,
Evening journal., 1907-08-30
TO BUILD AN
AERIAL ROAD
PhiIadeIphianS Are Back Of
suspension Railway
Project

Seven Philadelphia capitalists have
made application to the Secretary Of
state for charter under the title OF
the American Suspension Railway
Company. TO operate e mid-air railway
line. The company Is capitalized at
$5.OoO,OOQ.
The new invention. patented by ID.
NJ Pfautz. of Germantown, which the
company hopes TO put upon the mar
ket. consists Of a car about the size
of an ordinary trolley car, with the
wheel on TOP instead of underneath.
The>s win no stations or stairways,
but the coaches viii be suspended
from trestles similar to the Il" iron
work. and will be reached by ladders
dropped from the steps.
Mr.. Pfautz says he has studied this
method Of travel for twenty-six years.
The method Is I'm use at present in
Germany. but a road may be built
from New York TO Chicago. The
company expects 10 build its roads
between New York and Chicago. with
a branch. perhaps. from New York to
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-08-30
REVENUE FROM
CITY WHARVES
Statement Submitted to COun-
Gil by City Auditor
c. Sherburne Rice

Acting on the request made by
Council. City Auditor Rice last night
presented to that body a list Of tho
city wharves. the time Of expiration
and terms of leases. and the total
revenue derived from their rental.
There appear 70 be several missing
from the list. including Walnut street
and Ninth street wharves, and tho
matter was referred TO the public
building committee to investigate.
The Walnut street wharf was leased
to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com,
pany for a period of so years and the
lease expires in 1912. Walnut street
has since been closed by resolution OF
the Street and Sewer Department.
The list submitted by Mr.. Rice fol-
lows:
Tatnall street wharf. leased to the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
tion for three years at $50 per annum.
Lease EXPIRES March 25. 1908
Shipley street wharf, leased TO the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for three years at $3.50 per anDum.
Lease expires March IS. 1908.
King street wharf. leased to the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company for three years. at 500 per
annum. Lease expires March %.
1908.
French street wharf. leased 70 the
GEORGE w. Bush and Sons Company
for three years at $50 per annum.
Lease expires March Is, 1908.
Bed Of Lombard street. leased to the
Pusey and Jones Company for three
years at 100 per annum. Lease ex-
pires March 25. 1908
Fourth street wharf. leased to tho
Wilmington Steamboat Company for
five years at $500 per annum. Lease
expires March 25. 1908.
Total annual receipts from rent OF
city wharves, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-08-30

OF wilmington, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Minard +. Davis. who left here two
months ago for Europe with L. Irving
Handy and son, will arrive in this city
next week. The start homeward was
made on August II, from Glasgow,
Scotland. and the return trip viii be
made via Nova Scoda, thence to Phlla-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Booth are
visiting relatives at Martinsburg, West
Virginia.
Miss Phoebe L. Mouseley is visiting
relatives in Harrisburg. Pa.
The Misses McStay Miss Winnie
Kelley and the Misses Farley have re-
turned fiom a ten days trip TO Allan
tic City.
Miss sara B. Evans, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry l.. Evans Of Claymont'
is visiting friends at Lake George
Miss Mayme Celary and Miss kath-
crime Burke are spending a weeks va
cation at the Hotel Elberon, Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary Carter is spending this
week at Montrose as a guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. William Carter.
Miss Elsie Behringer, Rose NJ. syn
der. Elva Jones and Florence Taylor
have returned from a weeks visit al
Atlantic City
Joseph c. Moore former clerk OF the
market has returned from an EXTENDED
trip through the southwest.
Mrs. Fred Snyder and her sister, Mr7'
Harry Coslett start tomorrow TO spena q
month with their brother Wlihah
Thomas. Of Lorain, Ohio.
John Crumlsh. manager Of 'rhe Gem,
in East Front street. is spending a week
vacation IN Atlantic city and coney Is
/ land.
Harry b. Eaton. Of Montrose, Is spend
ing a week at Cape May, n. j.
Mss Blanche Eaton, Of Montrose' Is
spending the week in Philadelphia.
]. Roy Eaton, of Montrose, is visiting
centreville and other points in Maryland
Miss Florence Lucas and Miss
Kathryn Robbins have gone to Glas-
gow for a week.
Miss Kathryn Robbins was given a
birthday party on Tuesday evening IN
honor Of her ninth birthday. She re-
lceived 40 postals from friends IN Al
llantic City, wildwood, Susequehanna
Frankford and this city.
Miss Laura Lathrop and Miss Eta
Mills are visiting Mrs. Margaret j
Mills at No. 9O2 Kirkwood street.
Evening journal., 1907-08-30
Parker Family Reunion.

MT and Mrs w. Lewis Parker enter
tanned the Parker family at the Cedars,
Brandywine Springs on Wednesday.
Guests were present from Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware. Dinner was
served on the large porch of Mr. and
Mrs Parker. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Pennock, Rob
ert Pennock, Walter Pennock and Miss
Bessie Lemon, OF Chesterville. Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. a. b. Crossgrove, Mrs. Clifford
II. Crossgrove and son, Clifford A., Mr..
and Mrs Francis w. Oskins, Mrs. Ster-
rett and Joseph Van Pelt, Of Whining
ton; Miss Sylvia b. Parker, Leroy Par
wer. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis Parker,
Charles Deputy, Norman Deputy, of the
Cedars; Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Allen,
Miss Amy Alien. Miss Helen Smith
Miss Ethel Bell, Mrs. Lewis Cam, OF
Newark; Miss Florence West and Let
tie " West, of Landenberg, Pa. and
Stanley West. Of Kimbleville, Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-08-30
HABFAS CORPUS FOR
PRETTY CHESTER WOMAN

MEDIA. Pa. Aug. 30.-A writ Of
habeas corpus was granted here by
Judge Johnson to have beautiful Mrs.
Emily Norris, Of Chester, charged with
arson, admitted 20 bail.
Mrs. Morris is alleged to have set
fire to building at the corner of Elev-
enth and Edgmont avenue. Chester,
after the sheriff had sold the effects Of
herself and husband for debt. The
fire caused a loss Of $1,000.
Evening journal., 1907-08-30
sunshine Picnic q sueoess

The annual picnic OF the international
Sunshine Society Of Delaware. was held
at Vernon's Grove, near Claymont. yes
terday. All the branches were well
represented and there were many visi-
tors. A large number went out in the
morning and the remainder. many OF
whom were detained by business. ar
rived in the afternoon. Many liberal
donations were received by the society
and the interest and enthusiasm which
which was aroused yesterday. will be OF
great advantage to the society In the
fall, when IL renews its work