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FRAUD IN PRIMARY,
SAYS JUDGE NICOL
Defeated Candidatein Eighth
Virginia Files Protest.
CARLIN INVITES INQUIRY
Alexandria Man Joins in Re
quest for Investigation.

Action of Defeated ASpirant. Who
Was Third In the Race, Is Severely
Condemned. and Is Construed 10
Mean that He May Become an In
dependent Candidate - Committee
Calls for Specific Evidence.
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sI.OO Frederick, keedysyiIIe CAntje-
fnml. EagerSfOSrn. and Refurn

Leave Baltimore & Ohio station. Wash
lngtOn. $50 a. m. Sunday. June 50. Plenty
Of room for every one. and a magnificent
opportunity 10 spend a delightful day in
the country at small expense.
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LOCAL

1-Shrlners Hold Celebration.
1-Lieut. Col Tucker Under Fire.
Paul T. BeClwith Dies.
2-Striies on Several Buildings.
2-Marshal Collins Arrested.
2-COrtelyOU 10 Aid Travellers.
2-Rallway Men on Excursion.
5-No Trouble on the lsthmus.
9-StCrc Building Sold.
l2-Holmes Defense Is AIl In.
l2-JUry Disagrees In Masonic Case.
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II You Have s1O0 10 Inve,r,

Purchase a ten-year per cent First
Trust Bond Of the Masonic Temple Asso,
citation at the banking house Of Union
Trust Company. 1414 F st NV
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BURNED BY POWDER.
Boy Victim of Accident with Fourtl,
8 of July Fireworks.

Wilkesberre, Pa, June 2s.-WIth his
clothes ablaze, twelve-year-old Henry
Allies leaped into the river to-day and
extinguished the flames but not before he
had been seriously burned.
1t was the first Fourth Of July accident
in this vicinity. A number Of boys had
secured some powder, which Allies was
carrying in his pocket, when. in some
manner, II ignited and the flames spread
rapidly, horribly burning his back and
right side.
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s1.25 90 BnItimore and Return

Every Saturday and Sunday via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Tickets good returning
until Sunday night All regular trains ex-
cept Congressional Limited"
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$500 to Seattle, WASH; Also Califor-
MIA Points and Retnrn.

baltimore and Ohio. June % TO July &
Liberal limits ana stop-0Yers Consult
agents, nl1 G st. GIG Pa ave, and station
y. J. ave. and St, for particulars
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Baltimore and Return, S1.25.
Hayff,noro ,,a Ot,fo " II

Every Saturday and Sunday, All trains,
both ways, both DAYS. except Royal Linn
tied. City offices. 14l7 G St and 6l9 Pa.
ave,
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UNLEa #-fot q AEtsfHfs
Judge q. r Nfools fled "a petition for a
fAl investigation ~ the recent primary in
the following words.
II, -r- ff----t.. District e-----.---- n the ri-l+l
CarF-..,f---I Uf.-r7-. rf E---=-.7.
yy--.r-s --.-- -.-. t.- --l---. s- the r-,lrt,
--ss s-.5 -.rs--ss. RI f------ mi f-r.--r rss =
--.-.- --r srr.r .....-..s.. and r...i,,, 4- -r,
primary election 'H-- r-----r "a -fe 17l instant.
as .-- e +s. az-sss-t.- before z-iE r-ir7--v
demand an ----r----,-f--- = SAID rs.-r-- ana "a,
ta.. sns r--r.c.fir- ..i,irr g5r- honorable con-
.,i---s % -ls-.-- .r 7-.s t--- and r-.-- in ys-.
E-rfa r= nav --.- rr.re- g. v-r- committee in
--l.- -rat a rrlsi, fs--irg rf =-i5 c,s-ges NAV
b. has. And ~~r petitioner further stsres .hat
whatever NAV b. PIE .r-,.us q said furrstf-s-f11
ha wlgI nos ac7r-- @ nomination at the hands
II your committee. rl- this Investigation IS sought
hT SIOUX petitioner ID -a interest Of public morals.
the goa % 'ag b.'.1a1i- f7ffs, ana fae pifity
o.. Il . i. -.- .' '-- .ss-.,. Z t--i -
---t.-5 i.s s..i-g II I'm f-.s r4--ff,-rs i-rr1-i.
ing yer petitioner and ther fa-ris at and he
.. .s ~ .-.. u .- .--. ,-. % ..--,l, '-,-' 49,
u-.hsrr. " fl.rl retirg be found 20 exist in said
primary tat new election be awarded oy roT
e. vrCor.
June s. 1907
Hearing SGT for July 6.
Tho foucu-f~r resolutions vre~s n7ssad
b,- the conrri+ta4.
H...'ed. ti.7' ,--' ..'..,''.1e a-.'''n ,'-- re
-. ' 80. .,- ~ ala p. ,I--,---.-
-ra mo- nj r-ri-r- L. B.tbr r, fl'lr consider
the r-ates. q Judge Nio1l
BE it further res7v'a. That Judge Nicaol Be r.
qu-rel. within lie DAYS ION ti5 eais, 20 i.-'na-
--'5 sl.'--- e-.'-,' = 1900 y Us i-'.-S-'
- - ..s-- - .-5-. a., -
vbi~r r.-----s s5aH be- forwarded ti-air fvs dsrs
to rh8 chairman Of this committee and copy 70
Moszrs. Caril and G1d.1
,.i al 70 1,5.,y ,.--i-r sE1-r5 5s - J,
do So. SHAH produce witnesses to sustain said
charges
prlo~ q, +Ns a1outi07 nj trn obova
-..,s..,..4 ,-.,.-,,-f---- NV n ~ ~,-rt-,
.-- - , .---- --.-- -,
was Lo'.-eo, ".1 oIs-a.N' o--o-C 80
committee. ne Jy-Ael I'D t.- request 'liat
a fun Investigation He made.
pcs,,,,cd h. p,rty Non
Mr.. Carlin'S friends. not only az Alex
qrd~i3 nu- rrr0uch0rt the district are
.~. s-,t..
--epil IVse-i-L-l va '--S e-'-''i. ii-1l "1
clare Il 10 De WLouy ln"tlIdlled. ~ llie
confident that +ra shal'ovv~ess Of tha
,.t,.-,-,. nil ;-,--,s7f.ts1,- n. ais-ross=
they crirlcise severely the spirit SHOWN
bv Judge NiCOl in seeking % cast a cloud
upor, q urinary which thew saw. was
,.,,5.,,t..i .rf4t -,-,r--+a fof,-o--
- -----. 20 -, -.,...
'"e V"'' 't-l-'-- 1.''7 q % --''' ',.iS
Iom Culpeper county, aAu was Hldoe oy
the CuipcpeT Enterprise, which opposed
Mr.. Cdrlin. The Culpcpcr Exponent.
edited hv Raleigh Green. a member of the
eor,r,,itteo yesterday nrirre7 d doubIs
column editorial entitled "Tbe F1tarpris,
Is yitrforic." i'm which il challenged that
paper t0 produce proof of It's charges
The Exponent saws.
c,,-a,.o- vo,a-. rtoo.J Euo
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In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eokstein's from II to g. I412 n, Y, ave.
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SIO.s5 snrntoEa Springs and Return,
Baltimore and Ohio.
July s to s. returning until July l6, but
may be extended TO 24th by payment fee
Of s. Consult agents.
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Judge c.. T. Nfeols fled o. petition for a
( fun Investigation n the recent primary IN
the following words.
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President Roosevelts letter. transmit
ting the complaint of the Central Labor
Union Of Washington, alleging that the
telegraph companies are operating in re
straint OF trade. was received at the
Bureau Of Corporations yesterday.
\ preliminary inquiry will be instituted
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NO PLACE TO STUDY.
Board of Education asked TO Set
aside Rooms for Children.

Where can the city child study? Nowhere. says
Mrs Julian Heath, president OF the League Tor
Home Economics unless he belongs to one OF those
rapidly vanishing families that live in houses IN
stead of apartments. This has become such d
serious problem that Mrs Heath thinks IL is uihe
for the Board of Education TO take 1t up She
has accordingly addressed a letter to the president
asking him bring the matter before the board al
its next meeting In this letter she points oue ts
NOT only tenement house children, but children OF
The vvell-to-do lose q great deal from the lack OF
proner places to study, the modern apartment pe-
ing so constructed that the privacy ana qG ne,
necessary for intellectual work are almost I'M
nossibIe TO attain The routine OF the home NE
is always going on. the younger children are a'
play and the chance visitor has distfac'1hs III
fiuence -. .s,,
Mrs Heath accordingly suggests that a STUDY
ROOM 10 be open afternoon and evening DC sc.
epart In each school; that this room De suppieo
with dictionaries and other necessary BOOKS OF
srence and that it be placed in charge OF leuCot
capable of giving judicous help 10 the chnoren'
AToe+ privafe schools have such rooms, she say B.
and rubIic school children ought TO nave the so
advantages including the Individual a''ehtlon
which they cannot get In CROWDED c!dsseS' 80
,-h;cb many parents are incapable Of giving MIS-
Heath EXPRESSED her willingness also TO go oeIoTe
a committee OF the board and discuss her plan at
further length -. M. ~, ber
suggestion Mrs Heath says she will appeal 10 the
churches and settlements. for she thinks thal ,he
thing has assumed the proportions OF d Crying
need. -, .., .h ho,,,,
~ know one home" she said, where the nome
life IS completely spoiled by the evening STUDY
bo,,r I know little girl who goes 10 school cry
ing nearly every morning because she hash oeen
able TO get her lessons. 1t really seems as AZ We
had almost come to the point wnere 5e pa ms
do the teaching and the teachers merely hear t.e
lessons recited And the children whose parents
can't help them, are martyrs =.
..1sne problem IS one that belongs properly to
the Board of Education, but If it does nothing
the opportunity is that the churches ana
settlements ought not 10 neglect A STUDY fooln
Co. +bo children of the neighborhood In charge or
a capable person would do much more good. TO
INV mind than SO many clubs. Most OF the Settle
-,e,rs and parish houses could easily spare the
room the extra expense would be inconsioe9-
able and the churches would thus get tnat per
sonal contact with the public school chlio taI te
church schools and parochiai scIoOiS iio" iA''
with their children"
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, August 10, 1907
ARRIVED.


Steamer CevO GBr1. CLARKE !4yeraooi August to
rived at Bar at OT p N.
Steamer Captain Bennett (Nor) Olsen. Port Antonio
August ID. the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived
the Bar at m.
Steamer United States DAM WulG Copenhagen Au-
gust & Chr4stania and Christainsand 10. to FNInch
Fdye & Co. with 776 steerage passengers
Steamer Washington Ger Jansen. Hamburg August
Shields I. Philip Ruprecht. In ballast. Arrived
Steamer Campania QtaD Dodero. Genoa July 81 and
Naples August 4. BOognes fairfield & GO, with rs
cabin $50 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived ut
! steamer Noordam Outch). Stenger Rotterdam and
Boulogne 10. the Holland America Line with
cabin and SIC steerage passengers and mdse Ar
steamer Dalton Hall (3r). Williams Huelva August
/ Michaels =, with TO Augustus ID LedCux;
vessel to Furness Witty * Co. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer porto Rico DeIano. baltimore II C Foster
with md Left Quarantine at $50 m
Steamer Fagertun (Nor Iversen Port Antonio August
a. 10 the Cuneo Importing Company. with fruit
rived at the Bar at y m
steamer Kansas City. Johnson Savannah August IL to
Steamship Company. with passengers knd
mfse Left Quarantine at 0:33
steamer Sud, Higgins, Galveston August II 20 the
Southern Pacific Company with ndse Left Quarantine
steamer Minnetonka CBr). Layand London Angus. TO-
to the Transport Line. with 100 cabin
ana mdse the Bar at 40 m
stsau,er Coronda (Br) Sauteur. Havana August H.
TO Norton 81 Son. in ballast Arrived at the Bar
re ,,.or.o 49,. 90
Curacao IL Toulton. Bliss & Dalett. with
gers mails mdse- Arrived at the Bar at 1888
steamer E Dorado Woodward. New Orleans August
"A 10 the Southern Pacific Company. with mdsc- Left
Quarantine a 1925 a m
sandy Hook. J.. Aug 10. $50 m-Wind SOUTH light
steamer Evelyn. Benner. Baltimore. to II Bull &
20 IN ballast. Passed IN Quarantine at 2:IS m.
steamer C3r). McNair. Yokohama May %. Kobe
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


London Aug 1o-Minnehaha O5r). New York: Mira CBr>
Bremen Aug 10 a m-BreInen GER. New York VIA
Plymouth and CherbOurg -
Plymouth. Aug 49, Hiss m-kronprinz Wilhelm Ger,
New York for Cherbourg and Bremen. -
Marsciiles, Aug I6-Germania CFr) New York via Ma
Copenhagen Aug 1s-IAtuania Uauss). New York via
Por, natal Aug 1I-Gordon Castle Obi. New York via
Nm Aug IS~Toronto CBr9 New York VIA Portland.
Melbourne Aug IG-Indraghiri Cr) New York for sgd
Glasgow Aug rs-Caledonia Cr). New York via Neville
Aden Aug Ia-Vandala Ger. Yokohama Hioso
Shanghai and Hong Kong. via Singapore Tor New
SINGAPORE Aug 1s-IndraveIli G5r) York FOR Hong
Kong etc: Muncaster Castle (Brl. New YORK. VIA
Rotterdam Aug TO- 10 a m-Roda ODD. New York
SAILED
Barry Aug Ie-Trscarora CBr). York
Gibraltar. Aug 10. m-Koenigin Luse tGer). New
Clvde Aug 11-Daiuorc CBr,. New York
Rottertlam Aug fT-Estonia (Russ). New York
Roulogne. Aug II. 8 ul-Ryu danl Dutch. New
AgieTs Aug 1.-Braeinar CBrJ. New York: solveis
CNor) New York
Hueiva Aug 14-Mariner CBr). New York
Genoa, Aug 15-ROda Baltea UtaD. New York: Ia
louisiana QtaD. New York
Barbados Aug 17-Tntoretto tBr). New York
Naples Aug f6-Regina dItalia UtaD. New York.
Rrefnen AIS, IT, p m-Gnesenau Orr. New York.
RIO De Janeiro. Aug 1e-Camoens oBelsl. New York
Shields Aug lT-Phoebus Ger. New York.
PASSED.
Lizard Aug 10-COnsuelo (3r) Hull. for New York.
PrayIe Point Aug 1s-Aurecle (Br). New York
Butt OF Lewis Aug 1s-Hardanger C3r). New via
Uunaeness Aug 1S-Mira (Br), New York for London.
Cihraltar Aug Is-Sanno QtaD. New York. Naples
Genoa: schuylkill tBr). New York FOR Yokohama
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SAYS AUTO SpEEDERS DEFY LAW.

In fining Maurice Bauer, a chaufeur. >lo 1or eA-
ceeding the speed limit in the Yorkviile court yes
terday morning Magistrate Crane said;
you people seem to defy the law. l have never
saap one OF YOU who would stop his machine for
pedestrian unless you right on top of him.
/ have to jump for my life nearly every time
cross the street trying TO keep out of the way OF
YOU automobilists. You won't stop for man. woman
or child
"There are exceptions" remarked the chauffeur.
.Well grant that there are said the magistrate.
There are certainly not more than twenty out OF
a hundred at the most. You people seem to go
crazy when you get in your machines. and have
no regard for the rights Of others for the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
INSANITY CASES ADJOURNED.
Four Women Inmates Of Bloomingdale Will
Not Know Fate Until Later.

The cases OF the four confined in
Bloomingdale Asylum insane persons who
were brought before Justice Brady on writs OF
habeas corpus adjourned yesterday until
September to give the alienists further time to
examine them. The produced in court
we're Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Holmes, Ellen King Wilson
Whitney Mary L. Lewis and Emily NJ. Elwyn.
Mrs Holmes is the wife of William W. Holmes
vino is in the bronzing business in Gold street.
After the adjournment she taken to Brooklyn.
where commission viii pass upon her sanity.
The petitioner in each ex-Alderman
Frederick. Ware, and the attorney was Harry G..
Bocldus - Nc. Is Liberty street.
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Proposals.

C,EALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
BOssd q Water supply E 1 e. The SGs
91l until m on sspsemSSsF 3 lung
seT the in 9hs city Of Kingston
At the above place and hour the o Mi co1ract Il
awaTded made BY The Board Of Water de Supply =
ap.r Laws OF 1901 . of the sat- 9s
items in ths o & srs taTn 9c ao
ton s5O yards rock eIcayation slS linear feet
yi'raed pipe g LINEAR loneh baRSad at
oua cleaning & ra 6ena Tefpf be- r 5
Boiara tsseG s. No BIDS eonsi
e Tssnai or State bank IN the city New York
drawn TO hs GedeF D Sl s5o Time allowed
hs trt of the FOR
proposal contract aHd a1
ing the contract driving can 6 be 1R5a o a. o
200 Brosaway upon @ o IL 2eTsg1 5 Currency o
6y bec drawn 10 the order the Board OF Water
supply each DaDhIe The dee eSsHp,S s esnG
ton within thirty days p ssJ d? Sfss Pssdei
CHARIEs y CHADWICK. CHARLES A. SHAW
RG p.s4 Of rM M5seF HgsErT seeFe2y " ''
q ES SIid nd D5 July u D5op3:as
to qnderssnsd y l Ss received s here @
Wagon 10 G Pafss Boilers Faint and Supplies
5s5 % Sn appe s s pt and Ghi S
pots at New York and San oT ss
reserved to reject or accept any or all bids or
piication. j. NJ MARSHALL. Asst Or. Mr. General
Depot Q NJ.
INVEST POINT. y. Y. AUGUST 90 iGOT--SEAL.ED
w proposals in 'rfpcate will be received here until
II O'Clock Sept o. 1901. for the construction OF
two amplacemens for 6-inch guns mounted disap-
pe@rine carlases pei and slecacations in
this Office the right 10 accept
proposals. part thereof Forms
for proposals furnished application address, quar-
termaster west Point, y. y.
T. ). A WasSas;0n D. e e aug 1907 Sealed
nroposals for dredging Occoquan Urbana and Car
80 C-rseks and Mattaroni River will Be received
here until IL m sept 1907 and then publicly opened
Information furnished application Spencer Cosby
Major
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TRaNspAclFIc MAILS.

Destination steamer Close in New York
III China and Phil
ippine Islands (via FranCiscO)-
New Zealand Australia (except WesD
and New Caledonia tvia san Fran
cisco)-ForcTc Aug.
China (via Vancouver
and Victoria b C1-Empress OF Aug 20 p m
San Eranesco)ECoptic- -.....-...-.A Aug. 30 600 m
Hawaii Philippine Islands
fyia san Frnncsco)-C. :. transport Aug. 81 500
Tahiti anad Marquesas Islands via san
FranciscoD-MaTiposa sept o. 6:Op N
Vest. New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
n C~Aorangt.. .-..................Sept- s. GOO m
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SPECIAL CHEER.

An appeal has come to the office for old linen
a afflicted with cancer a contribution
from the emergency fund has been sent toe her TO
procure medicine that will at least relieve her suf-
ferincs for a time There is need OF clothing Tor
a boy ten years old whose mother is SICK anu
belDIess: and shoes are needed for other boys.
eleven and thirteen years old. whose mother IS
hard working widow, who finds IL difficult TO pro
vide even food for her dependent family hot
water bag is asked for as cheer for an Invalid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Finland which reported to Sasconet $40 a.
yesterday, when OF the Nantucket Ightshp. is
o dock about q. m. to- day.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. which reported TO
Sable Island 55 a. m. yesterday. when hundred
miles station is expected TO dock about
g IN. to-day.
The carona. which reported to Sable Island at noon
yesterday, when 1856 miles east of Sandy Hook Is
pecfed dock about 1890 a. IN. Wednesday
Friedrich Crosse. which reported 1000
OF Sandy Hook at 1890 p. Sunday. is
pected dock about 1880 p. Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
FOR REST HOME.

Mrs. Burns has given so toward furnishing tne
two vacant poems the Rest Home. at Clark's
Falls Conn The house is now fun of guests
The Elm City branch has decided TO let one OF
the women for whom II pays remain another week.
as she has been so much benefited by the change
A Afonhattan member since her return writes: Il
had fine time and a good rest. thank you Tor
giving me this helpful outing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
Public Notices.

so Moji June IL. KeeIong - SINGAPORE 30
perrin, July suez said y and Algiers August
20 Shewan Tones & Co. with mdse- Arrived al the
Bar 54S m
SAILED.
stea1ue-s Genmay Cr for Rio de Janero via Sorf2k'
via Norfolk; Mancunta tI3rl.
Norrolk: Alsonqun Charleston and Jacksonville: e
Vale Galveston Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News;
Soperga CtaD. Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20

II O ENGINEER OFFICE. I'D X SITS, y W:
proposals dredging IN oGeoquan Cr6sna and Car
here until IL Sept IS 1897. and then publicly opened
Information furnished application Spencer Cosby
nfafo Engrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20

Racing at
Empire City Track
Ic-dsy-Ths yonssrs u Ha a1ss
and Otner Races. beginning d, -
sIOW TO GET tdtnNH s.atlon IL
S,.c,aI rains leave Grand Cehtks al fa -
~ rNr WoOdIawn and Mt vernon i1TssS5 So ~
f.a0 p NJ Also regular trains L." later al %
2:35 p NJ From 125th St ~ ~ =. rack suosar-.
I.orh 1Sfst Streets. Bedford EarA -rolleys trans
thence BY trolley Fare Sc Nj
10 track Delightful automobile riuS
A ADVERTISEMENTS and suoscript 1864 BfoAo 80
~ received at their Uptown Office 49, o Aa'ss-
between 3sth and 9th sts until onices a. ~.
,,s.T,erts rec.ived following o-at ss
lar office until O'Clock p ~ ION v "a.
= . cor. 23d ISS 9th ave. cof--, and sh -rss
fxn st: 81 42d st. between. 1Sth Az.
c63 West 10Th St: 1898 =! ave" ms LIST ave.
~. lO.; 81 ave- hear 6l5t ST. Asoo - So = -
g.. I57 East l25ts. st.. s3S XEsnaooi Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rises 54 G:54 Moon 1:36 Moons IL
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook ABS Gov. Island A:43l Hell Gate ESQ
PM-Sanjy Hook 500 Gov. Island 5:l5 Hell Gate 1uS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20

Do Your Eyes Trouble Your
Step into Spencer's. now
at 81 Maiden lane. ana
get pair of pebble eye
glasses, the cool. easy
kind that never mist. or
Invisible Torio bi-focals
for near and distant vision
Evening journal., 1907-08-13
NEWPORT NOTES
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT Aug. IS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT. Aug. IS.
Mrs. George p. Frederick ana
daughter, Alice. Mrs. William Craw-
ford. Mrs. NJ. Allison. Miss Madaline
Allison. Mrs. owen Carton and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. spent Friday grabbing
at Coheld's Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Harley Strahorn
have been entertaining Miss Bessie
Strickland. Of oxford. Pa, and c. L.
Lewis. of Philadelphia.
Edgar Hnyard. who has been spend
ing his vacation at Niagara Falls, has
returned home.
] L. Briggs has been on a business
triD TO New York.
Miss Nora Stuart has returned from
an extended visit in Pittsburg.
Misses Vera and Alice Cooper arC
. spending some time in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William J. Stuart is on a visit
to friends in Germantown and Phila-
delphia.
Miss Ethel Read is entertaining Miss
Reba Evans of EssingtOn. Pa.
Miss Mary Benson is spending som,
time in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs Webster Wright ars
entertaining Mrs. Edward King ard
sons of Clayton. Del.
Richard Blockson. Of Chester. is th'