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Fair Weather Friends.

when universal peace is finally estab-
lished," said Alfred II. Love, the president
of the Universal Peace Union, In an inter-
view in Philadelphia, then many man
who now ridcules the peace movement Will
claim to have been its lifelong champion.
1T is always so. We thump and kick a
poor weak. struggling movement at its in
ception and when 1t has succeeded and no
longer needs our help we give it the most
solicitous support.
There was once young lady whose be-
trothed, n very poor young man, was about
to set out for South America 10 seek his
fortune in the rubber trade
LAS he took leave of her the night be-
fore his departure he said TREMENDOUSLY:
And you swear TO be true to me,
Irene"
Ives. Heber,' cried the girl; yes. yes
If you're successful "
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Argument for Vegetarians.

The Sikhs follow some of the Hindu Gus
toms as to the sacredness of animal life
and are not beefeaters, SO that their physi-
cal strength might be cited as an argu-
ment for the vegetarians. However, they
eat mutton and other meat. Their antip-
athy to tobacco is very pronounced, and
visitors to the Golden Temple are request
ed to leave cigarettes and cigars with their
shoes at the entrance. The Sikhs' antip-
athy does not extend to alcohol. and after
any one of the great celebrations good
many of them may be found in weary at
titudes taking their rest along the marble
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WENIFREDE.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Giles spent the
week visiting friends in Charleston,
Montgomery and 'Hugheston.
Miss G. E. Hayes, J. D. Dennison
and G. M. Perkins spent Thursday in
Montgomery. -
Jas. ]. Thomas was a business visi-
tor to Gharlestons Friday.
Miss @. E. Hayes lis able to be out
again after few days illness.
G. w. Perkins has been disabled
since Sunday.
J. D. Wiseman, W. M. Floyd, w. E.
Cary, J. II. Watt and Arthur Mitchell
were business visitors to Lewiston Sat
urday.
w. w. Hill, of Eagle; DR.. White, of
Montgomery; DIP. A. Galloway and
Hon. J. M. Ellis, Of Mount Hope, or
gained a Red Mems Lodge here Fri
day night. The officers are: A. c.
Chapman, w. NJ. Tucker, N. S. 6lexan-
der, NV. Bachus, G. w: Perkins and
G.. r. Caviness.
N. S. Alexander and J. w. Waller
spent few days in Covington, Va,
last week
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.ANSTED.

Rev. Wright filled Rev. Hunters
pulpit and preached two inspiring SER
mons Sunday
James Edmonds remains on the sick
list.
Mrs. Mary Roy was here from Mead
ow Creek visiting her daughter, Mrs
Allen Eldridge, but was called home
suddenly. Her sisters grandson, Geo.
Coleman, Peter Glenn and Elmer With
ers were in boat Crossing the river,
the boat struck a rock and broke to
pieces. George and Peter Glenn were
drowned; amer, one legged man,
swan out. -
Persons desiring to use books from
the school library will see Mrs. Ed
monds, Mrs. Brooks, or Mrs. Banks
The trustees left them in their care
during school vacation.
George Lewis, Of Four Mile, was
here on a visit Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Edmonds has had success
in raising poultry. She has a large
supply to send to market.
The B. Y. p. u will observe chill
dren's Day. The following. program
will be rendered.
Recitation-Lucy Banks.
beautiful qrandma'-Urina John,
son. y
Oration-Allen- Eldridge.
Reoitation-Trela Eldridge.
Duet--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Banks.
Readlng-Mrs. Gaines.
Recitation-Mrs. Bessie Eldridge.
Duet--John Cheatom and G.. Ran.
dolph. -
Origin of Childrens, Days. Ed.
monds.
Origin of Children's Day--Mrs. Ed,
monds,
EsSay-Mrs. Brooks.
Talk on the B. Y. p. u. Topic
Pres. r. Brooks.
Closing Remarks Sam Clay.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dues
girl.
Uncle Ned Woodbridge and daughter
Lu!a, left for Richmond, Va, where
Miss Lula win spend some time. !;
p. j. Tinsley was q business visitor
to Montgomery Monday.
Miss Urma Johnson has returned
from Meadow Creek. :,
r. j. dtbsog,. OF Eastern Star Lodge
K. of P, Se#ell, was here visiting, J
EdfHonds.
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LONDON.

Mrs. Caroline Nowline's condition
remains unchanged.
Alex Shavers is making preparation
for' the erection OF a larger dwelling
house.
A. P. Straughter spoke very inter-
estingly to the people Of this place
and Hugheston in behalf Of st. Luke's.
, Miss B. r. Booker, who has been
attending the W. ". g. l., is here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Miss Ivory Miller has returned from
Hill Top and is now with her aunt,
Mrs. e. H. Carter.
Miss Edith A. Thompson who has
been attending the Hartsborn college
in Richmond, was the pleasant guest
OF Miss Francis T.. James Sunday, May
|26.
Miss Emma Petty, of Bristol, Tenn,
is here the pleasant guest Of Mrs.
Mollie Shavers
WILL BraXton. Of Ward, spent Sun
day evening with 70. d. Allen.
Miss Junia Chancellor and Miss
George Preston spent Sunday among
friends at Long Acre.
J.. o. Wilson, grand lecturer Of K.
OF P's, spoke very encouragingly to
the people Of this place Monday night.
Henry James, Of Smithers, was seen
IN our town Monday.
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RED STAR.

Miss Birda Turner, Of Fayette-
lille, is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. J.
W. White.
The Woman's Improvement Lea
que gave round table discussion
and supper May 30th.
Mrs. Lydia Crumpton attended
decoration exercises at Montgom~
|ery Thursday.
Miss Henrietta James was The
week end guest of her sister, Mrs. J.
Davis
Commencement exercises were
held at the West Virginia seminary
Wednesday, May 29tn. The chapel
was crowded to it's fullest capacity
to listen TO d we'll rendered program
The students had some excellent
work on exhibit, which they had
done during the session.
Emmett Gaines is visiting his
brother.
Miss Lucy Turner, Of Fayetteville.
was the guest Of Miss r. A. Munrog
last week.
| A number was over from Fayette-
vile last week to attend commence
ment exercises.
! J. w. White and Duffie Price went
to Fayetteville Sunday.
II. Il. Railey, OF Montgomery, was
a business visitor to this place last
week.
I Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. White enter.
tanned st dinner Saturday Rev. II. G.
Gregory OF Beokleyj Prof, s. H,
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On the 4th Sunday in May our
beautiful new church. the Page Tab
*ernaCle, was dedicated. Pastor ID. A.
!Twyman was present. and had with
him Rev. G. w. Woodey. Of Maybucry
who ably and eloQuent!y preached the
dedlcatory sermon. A collection Of
@$845O was taken up after the ser
vices.
=. Last Sunday Mrs NJ \. w. Thomp-
son, field missionary for the Woman s
Baptist State Convention, was with
us and spoke interestingly of WON
ans call to active Christian service.
On Monday she met a Jew Of the Bap-
list women at the residence Of Mrs
j. W. cambridge and organized a 10
cal Missionary Society. with the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Nj. w. Snead.
president; Mrs. Alice Bol1en, vice
president; Mrs. Henrietta Washington,
secretary. Mrs. Laura Dandridge,
treasurer; Mrs. Lille Board and Mrs
Maggie Howard, were present and
promised to aid the work in anyway
possible.
Homer Johnson, who has been quite
Ill with typhoid fever, is now GONZALES
cent and hopes to soon be on his feet.
Mrs Theresa Johnson, his mother.
VI NAohONSl, Wig AlA 10 ~ HIS DeN-
side.
Mrs. e. W. Washington and sister,
OF Charleston, who have been guests
OF Mrs. Henry Washington have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones, of Mont
gomery, have become residents of our
town.
A number Of our citizens attended
memorial exercises at Montgomery
Decoration Day.
r. w. Snead, who attended the Red
Mems Conclave at Covngton. Va,
is still visiting at Covington and Low
moor
Mrs. Nell Vanhook, who has been Wis
1ting, her husband, returned to Sewell
last week.
Miss Rosa Derrett will leave tomor-
row to visit her sister at Sewell.
The newly organized Woman's Mis-
Blonary Society is planning a novel
entertainment for the near future.
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BJCKHANNON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taylor, Of
beverly, are visiting their brother,
lSOm Taylor
Mrs. Thornton Jackson is much i'm.
proved az this writing.
Mr.. Burgott entertained the Silver
Leaf Club Of the A. NJ. e. church Fri.
Gay night at the residence Of Rev,
Henderson.
a good representation was out, and
after the usual business, all were
treated to some very palatable refresh
mentS
Dan Hall. who has been working in
Eik1nS Tor some time, was in town sew
eraj days last week moving his house.
hoId goods TO Elkins, where he and
family Will make their future home.
The social at the A. M. f.. church
THURSDAY night was success finan.
cialy.
Quite an Improvement Mas been
MADE on the A. M. T.. parsonage, by
being newly painted
The Sacred Concert rendered by
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RAYMOND CITY.

Miss Mary 6Aiston student a
Enfield, N. Gu Ii at home for the sum
mer vacattonka<
Mrs. Ada Price is OH the sick lis
this week.
Ollie E. pierson, a student at Lynch
burg. Morgan college, is home fol
the summer vacation
John Hubbard made bushes trir
to Charleston Sunday.
A. j. Ptersnn was In Montgomery
Thursday on the occasion Of decora
ton. u"
Mrs. Charles James and family are
visiting friends and relations in Char
lesion. ~.
Mrs. Laura Waymack, is reported
better at this writing
Miss Lille ,Woodson was visiting
friends and relatives in Charleston last
week.
Rev. Nelson Barnett preached two
able sermons here Sunday, one at II
O'Clock and one at 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Anna f. Wilson was shot
Thursday night 30th of May and was
carried to the hospital in Charleston
Friday morning. She was accompany
ed to the hospital by her mother, Mrs
Lizzie Hunter, Mr.. Hunter. Mrs. Nj. A
PierSon, John Hubbard and Mrs. M. C
Wilson.
Mrs. Mary Saunders. of Charleston
is the pleasant guest of her mother
this week. IS
Miss Mabel Anderson, of Sylvia, is
the pleasant guest, Mrs. NJ A. Pier
son this week. -
The grand lecturer of Knights OF
Pythias, l.. o. Wilson, gave a lecture
to the Knights.t& nd the court o. Cal
apthe of this. piate Wednesday. night
May 10th in the9 Castle Hall.
Mrs. M. A. Pierson will leave fol-
Keystone wherea9he will ,represen
the household 6asRdtff- t6tige.i',:
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SEWEI.I..

Mrs. w. A. Collins left for her
home in Louisa. Va, Saturday after
spending q week with her brother, G
w. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell Peaks, al
Fayette, were ealing on Mrs. j. S. Noel
Monday. =.
Mrs. Albert lIayne and Mrs. Gertic
Lewis were visiting friends In Sewetl
Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Winston very pleasantly
entertained a number of friends at
dinner Wednesday In honor Of Mrs
w. A. Collins.
Those that attended the baptising
at Caperton Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Vanhook, Mrs. Lucy Winston,
G.. Fl. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Scott. p: J. Gibson, Miss w. A. Free
land and G. l.. Jackson.
A large crowd from here attended
the memorial exercises at Montgomery
Thursday
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afternoon foc Wheeling. Miss Campbell
won many friends for herself by hen
pleasing manner and strong personal
ity. AS a token Of the esteem IN
which she was held a very pleasant
surprise party was rendered her on
Monday evening.
The honorary degree OF Master OIL
Arts was recently conferred upon Prof
J. w. Robinson O. this city by Shaw
University, of which he is an alumnus
Prof Robinson is receiving many con,
gratulatiOnS for being thus honofed.
Rev. A. w. Moore. the blind evan
geliSt, is in the city preaching and
giving lectures. Two able discourses
were given by him Sunday. .
Rev. and Mrs. Jenkins entertained
at dinner Saturday in honor Of Miss
Campbell. Those present were DR.. |.
r. fWhipper and Mis-. James Hayes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Dean entertain
cd Misses Lilly Allen. Amelia Wilson
and Villa Lee at dinner Sunday.
Miss Estelle Cambria will leave Sat
urday for the W. Va. Institute to at
tend the commencement exercises.
Miss Alice Brown, of Elkins, is Wis
iting Miss Emma Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Walker attended
the commencement exercises here.
Mrs. ]. Mailer, of LynChburg, Va.
is the pleasant guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. M. P. Smith
Greed Smith. of Fairmont, was call
ing on friends Monday,
Albert Turner, Of Lumberport. was
business visitor here Monday.
Miss Bertha Scott has returned from
pleasant visit to Washington, d. G..
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TOsfsT3yIRG4.

Rev. D. Stratton, is expected here
the 5th inst. 10 preach.
I, Miss Mani" Robinson spert Thurs
day the Goth in Montgomery.
Arthur Young. John Waller, Robert
Waller, Clyde Scott and D. Scott at.
tended the annual meeting Of the Red
Men Thursday he Goth.
Rev Henderson was in Clifton Forge
last week
Miss Robinson and Miss Meadows
were entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening by MIS- Scott at Brunwell
Mrs. Holloway entertained at dinner
sunday Rev. &. r, p. Kinney and r.
d. W. Meadowg ~.
Miss Emma Meadows spent Thurs
day In EagI" and Montgomery, and
Friday at Der home at institute. She
returned Saturday evening. .s@,A
ReyS. Meadows2 and Kinney, II closed
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e.ADVOCAfIt

G"SS. oSiHSalkNte, and Miss Turner
w FWhlS this plac1ssapd w
NJ. hleht ot1ten Jean, made d bus.
mess trip t9MSleiGh Monday, y
Revs, R gfAHans. d. CT. HuhtetS D.
Stratton, II C. Gregory aifdN viii.
liams attendSAthe board meeting OF
day. .,&%3E,
Z; b, Turner was visiting friends
In this place Saturday aud Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ietcher Gray, OF
Greenvfile' we're visiting relatives
here Sunday, = :"
BASH Braxtop, Of Institute, accom-
panied by two of his schoolmates,
was visiting his, mother, Mrs, J. d,
Price, for a Few days.
Mr.. Patterson, ct Stone Cltff, was
pleasant visitor to our town last
week. SCI ~,
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Monday morning for Spence Springs,
where he will stend%sothe time.
Wade Bowers, who has been III for
the past four weeks, is able to be out
again. .
Miss Georgia f. Banks has returned
home from Montgomery.
William Brown, Of Plttsburg, is the
pleasant guest Of his mother, Mrs.
Mamie Mufry.
Miss e. V. Wills of Huntington, is
in town the pleasant guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Green.
Little Annette, the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. D. w. Holloway, is Ill at
their home on Main street.
The public school closed here last
Tuesday, a.,E
: Miss Golae Preston, OF Charleston,
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their series of meetings here June I'd,
and Rev. Harris started another series
On the Sd.
Rev. Sellas and Frank King attend
ed church at Elk Ridge Sunday. }g;T !;
Mrs. Henderson, of Montgomery, is
here advertising her millinery work.
Mrs. Cosby, of Montgomery, was
the guest of Mrs. Henderson last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were the guests
Oh their mother, Mrs. Miller, Sunday.
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; PAGE.

Mrs, NJ, A. ". Thompson is here
organizing the Missionary Society. She
is the guest eY Mrs II, G. Washington
Il. w. Snead IS visiting Covington
Va. and Lownkore.
The, new church here is completed
and 1t was dedicated the Goth. Rev
Woody. of Mayberry, preached two
sermons Sunday, May Goth. We also
had baptisfnX the Goth. seven were
baptized. ~%%
Miss Susie Saunders Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. r. w. Snaad.
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MONTGOMERY.

Memorial day was. fiettingly cele-
brated here by the Odd Fellows,
knights Of Pythias, Galilean Fisher
men, True Reformers. Household of
Ruth, Red Men and Court Of Calan-
the. On the suggestion and invitation
Of the Odd Fellows all orders united
and made this the greatest day ever
known here. People began to ar
rive early and various orders from
all nearby towns We're we'll represent
ted. This was the largest crowd ever
known to be in Montgomery.
About one o'clock the parade form
cd at the Odd Fellows Hall led by
Capital City band, of Charleston and
was followed by the United Order
of Odd Fellows, Knights Of Pythias,
Red Men, Fishermen, True Reform
ers, Household of Ruth and Court Of
Calanthe.
Uniform Rank Of Charleston, and
Montgomery, Eagle Band mounted,
Red Men from Longacre, Mont
gomery band and carriages contain
ing the speakers. The parade march
ed down Main street to the opera
house where appropriate services
and addresses were made. S. B.
Morgan opened the services with a
few timely remarks, after which he
introduced H.. H. Railey, Master of
Ceremonies, who spoke a few minu-
ties on the advantages Of unionism
and in fitting manner introduced
the Mayor T. J. Davis, who delivered
the welcome address. The response
was made by l.. o. Wilson, of Yves
ton, Grand Lecturer OF the knights
of PythiaS.
14lt ha
Odd Fellows by V. NJ. Willis; for
Page: for the Galilean Fishermen by
DR.. w. C. Lawrence; True Reform
ers by Mrs. l.. d. Hodge and House
hold OF Ruth by Miss Beulah Nor
gan.
Music was then rendered BY the
band, after which addresses were de-
livered by Rev. D. G. Deans, Rev.
Warner Brown, A. P. Straughter
Hon. S. w. Starks and Prof. J. Nc
Henry Jones'.
After the speaking the parade
formed and marched to the cemetery
where friends strewed the graves
with wreaths and garlands.
DR.. b. F. White, Rev. d. G. Deans
and Alfred Henderson, VIM. Hall
and r. w. Snead have returned from
attending the Grand Lodge Of Red
Men at Covington.
Principal ]. W. Scott, Of Hunting
ton, was here Monday.
Born to M. and Mrs. G. T. Hugh:
last week girl.
Thursday evening, May Goth the
Charleston Orchestra gave a ball In
Montgomery Opera House.
Geo. Brown, was called to With
Vile, Va, last week, because Of the
death of his father.
Geo Scott is sick at his home on
College street
Mrs. William Calender, Mrs Rob
ert Watson, Mathey Busbey ant
Thomas Johnson. left Tuesday fol
Keystone to attend the District
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
NJ P. Burke and Geo Lee will run
boat excursion to Institute June
14th.
Mrs. Lee Jones was the guest 0
friends at Pratt Monday.
Presiding Elder Briggs was here
Sunday. Collection for the day wa'
$4,000.
The Thanksgiving sermon wa
preached at the Opera House Sunda,
by Rev. D. G.. Deans.
Sojourner Court No 6 meets at
o'clock now instead of 8 o'clock.
Misses Wysor Watson and Edytl
Thompson are home from Harris
horn, where they attended school.
Mrs. Amanda Burge, Who ha!
been in Pittsburg for several months
came home last week
Mrs. G. r. Pack has returned t
| her home at Hinton after a week
| visit with her sisters, Mesdame
White and Railey.
RED STAR.
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ST. ALBANS.

Miss Minnie l.. walker spent satuf.
day in town.
Ed Ransom, Of Raymond City, was In
town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. McGuthrie were visit.
ing friends in Huntington last week.
Mrs. Charley Pierce still remains Ill
at her home on oliver street.
Mrs. Matilda Jackson received the
news Of the, serious illness of her son
Claude Norris, In Oregon. Mr.. Norris
Is we'll known here and his many
friends regret his illness.
Mrs. NJ. M. Stratton has returned af.
ter few days absence frq4I town.
III: len I REtisAnThsga aSPssIS W.
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Is Visiting her mother, Mrs. Ada pres.
ton.
Vert Wheeler was a'business visitor
to Charleston Monday. ... =
Floyd Waddy spent Sunday at home
f, A. Neal spent Sunday In town,
Miss Gertrude Parrish has returned
home from Charleston.
Robert Parrish, Of w, v C. l., spent
Sunday at home.
Noble Mitchell, Of Charleston, was a
pleasant caller In our town Wedues.
day.
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Simpson NJ. II, church choir. under the
direction Of Miss Maud Davis, was nne,
and enjoyed by al present.
Mrs. Bird Grandson, of Pittshurg,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Maria
Johnson -
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WHEELING.

Mrs. ]. r. Mason very pleasantly
entertained a few friends IA honor of
Evening journal., 1907-12-19
BONDSMEN'S SUIT
AGAIN CONTINUED
Argument Growing Out Of
RetteW DefaICatiOn Will
be Heard at Dover

Upon agreement Of counsel. Chancellor
Nicholson this morning continued until
january 4, argument in the case Of
George A. Elliott, Robert W. Tadman,
William r. Finn and Charles NJ. Smith.
Of bondsmen for Horace C. Rettew.
vs. the New Castle County Levy Court.
Sheriff Stafford, United States Senator II.
A. dupont and James d. Carter. The ap-
plication for a continuance was made 10y
Robert II. Richards, and although Syl-
vester d. Townsend, representing the
county. was prepared TO enter upon the
argument he consented to Mr.. Richards
application. The hearing will be at Dover.
The question involved is the liability
of the bondsmen for the defalcation Of
Rettew as county tax collector, which
amounts to approximately $3S,OO0.
When the county was about to proceed
against the bondsmen to recover the
shortage, Messrs. Elliott, Finn, Smith
and Tadman obtained a restraining
order against the county, sheriff SEN
ator H. A. dupont and James u.
Carter. the latter two men being
bondsmen for Rettew, until the ques-
ton of their liability could be de-
termined. It is argument on this
question that has been postponed.
Evening journal., 1907-12-19
400 BURIED in
BLAZING Mine
In the Terrific Explosion Near
COHneIISviIle, 1t is Believed
imprisoned Men Will
Perish
Ry THE JOURNALS special wire.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Dec. H.
-Four hundred miners were still entomb-
ed this afternoon in the Darr Mines of
the Pittsburg Coal Company at Jacobs
Creek ON the Youghiogheny river, rs
miles west of here one hundred are
Americans. the rest being principally
Hungarians. in the terrific eNpio-
sion this morning the mouth OF the
none was wrecked, and this circun-
stance. "a connection with the smoke
and Ere which Vus discovered to be
raging i?sid', prev, ,ntsG onecually no
To % o'clock any nfton nis at rcsclt.
The building OF the Federal supply Com
Dany. adjacent TO the entrance was slight-
ly damaged. Among those imprisoned Ia
the mine are Pit Boss O'Conncn and two
fire bosses.
on account OF the violence OF the ex-
plosion which rent the interior Of the
mine and the presence of fire, with the
blocked condition Of the mouth of slope
it Is not thought there is much chance for
the men inside.
Evening journal., 1907-12-19
UNITED STATES MARSHAL
WILL SERVE ATTACHMENTS

Judge Bradford In the United States
Court to-day, announced that an order
would be made in the Fisheries Company
case, giving the United States Marshal
permission to serve attachments on the
vessels Of the concern. tied up here. He
also stated that hbels for seamen's wages
would take their usual course in admiral
ty.
The order was granted on the applioa-
ton Of II. II. Ward, representing about
300 seamen who were in the employ OF
the company and who filed libes for
wages against the concern. AS soon as the
order is made, United States Marshal
Finn win serve the attachments.
Evening journal., 1907-12-19
HARRINGTON
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
HARRINGTON, Del. Dec. 19-Capt
Ney Dodson. of st. Auchaels. Md, was
a town visitor on Wednesday.
William Reed was in Philadelphia on
Monday.
Miss Mary Angstadt Of FELTON,. has
been visiting Miss Emma Creadick
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grier of Sails
bury. We're in town on Wednesday
Mrs. Steven Belts. of Georgetown.
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Oscar Wix.
Rev. John Beauchamp of Greensboro,
is visiting friends in this town.
E. S. Wright. of Pennington, has
bought the property Of A. Peters near
town. and viii occupy it after Janu-
ary l.
Joe Hoeney. Of Berlin, is visiting
friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r, Diclgerson are
again living at the Harrington House.
Mrs. Oscar Wix and Miss Elva
Reese were among the guests at the
Betts-Councllman wedding. in Houston
on Wednesday
Miss Reed. Of Bridgeville, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. John Baker.