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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
AFRAID OF THE
SNAKES

The Don Marches new electric
align. which has moving border
OF lights very much resembling =
train Of fiery uerpents chasing "he
another around the sign. wiz ne
the subject Of investigation By the
councils street COMMITTEES.
SOME members claim that tho
sign comes the Intermittent hsh'
class, aaa. q therefore Illegal. Aitel
inspecting the niEu. the eomhiitss
- N report an ~. The Hign has
"a ~ with objection from several
- aeyn4aia who. having absorbed
~ v.Ttesv fircwatef. miatook th'
hf tho aign for anothal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
N ARD IS
HERE

Commander In Chief Ward. u
tka spanlah War Veterans. arrived
10 Seattle this afterneoa and 4
REGISTERED AZ the saxoy. The CON.
nlAndcr Was met AZ the depot b.
4 delegation Of veterans aud %.
enFssd 20 the hotel In state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

M fnr5uFatsaa eummitfee Of The
nmea Aza ~ thia Afternoon a
az8oxf n Applications from the
tszk Electric enanpany foT nevf
tue4lex
n mn<t lUnaEtant are the nea
y ~ y eu4saetien % the AY
"a gxand< AID Ne two soaihern
t1seAs< a. ztth AZ. 5. and Esillman
hxsrara
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JERON;;s.:::
GIVES
tsssIep. r.I.ar.nh s.ryIs..l

tserieps Telegraph ssr~lesl =
NEW YORK, April s-=It 10 off
eially reported this afternoon thai
Jerome has given up hla fight
against tho lnnacy report. and ghs
thaw trial viii BE- resumed Monday
From an authoritative source g 4.
said he viii not appeal % the high
CT court but will argue against the
courts acceptance OF the report.
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'AkEs sIDs VITA rErsco.

/ 80. ls's1fsph ssrsies.
~. 49, Turk April s--Prenidsnf
80. q ceiunhia unlverslty. has
-. \. !. .' Ioin ne Pacific coast. and
4. = als.gfess with Roosevelt on
i saness question. He savs
s...: s'.eses hat the Sen Franclueo
s.... n. \. fully Justified IN az.
1872, ~ JaDaness from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
mps her HUSBAND

y ! Heffsfasff. pEupfisfcr 81 fha
sszn1 rsslsse hetsk lifBh Fira'
- rss arrested ~ Consishis
t&zsm 4 1aiss Goraou's couft
- nxnInx % romplAinf q MrH
KRszm snks a guest a. ths Aos.
hlH rh1 says ths hstsi mar 40.
nz'f<< her hmzhanfs
~. an8 Mrs Sfnks took apart.
rHs ~ ne hassi two weeks aru
~ Esse1 na4ssir4bls isnanta
asdn<sts ua1ertssk u eject thsm
y turse aaa eIexs are sid q
k4,e b<<n strncx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

The acceptance q the Puget
Sound bridge A Dredging Co. hsd
Tor the new Cellar river pipe line
has been postponed. awaiting a aaia
OF The bonds. And mag have 10 be-
surrender unlens tbs bida are
sold soon.
The reservoir work at Green Lake
= not affected BY the failure 10 sell
TIE bonds and lde q Jones' viii pro.
ea0d Nith that work as fast AZ they
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
S0susEsT FUND IS 5000

-. |. nss'iag q the Seward mon
3 n se~ai'iss. IN the rooms ~
/ r<.- s~-Aaer q commsrcs thls
y vas found upon check
Nh ~ X ~ five committees that
\. hah been sabaerIbsd af,se
= aagF solieiiinw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
LOOT FROM DAKOTA
RECOVERED

Through the efforts Of the head
man Of ahirshama. Japan. five large
boxes Of wearing apparel lost from
the Dakota. were recovered and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
Bottom Out of
Plano Prices
Local Market Upset BY
Johnston Company's
Great Sale

BUYERS ARE TIE slo GAMERS.
rsE GREATEST opPoRrUs,
tTN EVER PRESENTED. cosT.
LEST OF BABY BRANDS AND
uPRioHrs AND Lgss ExPUn
siyG INSTRUMENTS ACTUAL.
LY sLAuorrEaEo. THG Low
EST PRICES gvgR KNOWN
TEENS ARRANGED TO sUfT
EVERY PURCHASER. STORE
oPGn EVENINGS
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ANOTHER INDICTMENT
AGAINST WALSH.


CHICAGO. April b.--Anathef IN
dletments. containing t4a counts
was returned today against Million
aife Walsh. charging misapnFupfla-
tian II 1a.ta8 aee ana fnisifying the
repafls TO the eaInnlfolleI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

LINCOLN. Nob, April &C., Both
houses today adopted resolutions
commanding llooaexeit'a course ~
tie Hartman row. aud prsislnK the
president Tor his patriotic devotion
Win which he stands FOE ths square
deal
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XII I
TOR TToclR7,NNlao

eesiees rsisaraah aarvical
ALEXANDRIA. La. April 81
Mae ara known 10 have been killed
and over 30 houses blown down bl
tornado this morning shortly afloi
midnight
The identified dead aael
Hoes Dudley.
William White.
John Beck.
"A. I. Dunn.
Thirteen we're taken 20 the hon
plgAl and several are fatally hurt
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WASHINGTON -
ONLY $2,50Os ID

lemhar only worth the east % Z
tus The brick we're NOT INJURY
The fire saves the trouble % clear
ina a.
Mf KeiioGw decided that the fir
snEeea from a burning rubbish pll
that was being consumed
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f<kEr.- ===aa
e 4. CHEF OFFICER
!" COMING TO SEATTLE

= - FrsHcke's chief officer
I 49, esed Dakota viii arrived
MA 4 q The shlnano Msru.
'eheduled 70 dock here to.
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TROUBLE
EXPECTED

tseripps Telegraph ssfslss.l
Lorraine o. April 0mlnous
PREPARATIONS are being male fer sK-
peeied trouble is the aninbssldinE
strike one company ~ Infantry
Il drilling Ia the armofY with rapid
fire guns ana The commander says
three - four companies ell BE- nee.
ssaAFx to project thu ysrds Tire
governor wires that troupa Niii be-
ready 70 march 10 the yards n TIE
mayer Hssda them
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s....A.t keliosr has made
~ $50 an the destruction 81
g ~ 's ss's@aIaktea hetei, plaesns
q $3.50 less Al only tf.tee
. -, ..,'.~safsl eoinelted with
4 sslrls'e ......ss the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
prArH from MENINGITIS.

Elmer Harness. aged 10, died after
u short illness from spinal menin
setls ~ the Metropolitan hospital
last nlHht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
uslvERsIrY FIaE.
LET FIRST CONTRACT FoR
CLEARING APP. G SITE

The A-Y-p. exposition officials
hnvn let the contract far clearing 70
nf THE rs aerua on Lake washing.
tea - bs used for exposition ruY.
fssneA Plants and shrubs VII b.
planted a. once and cultivated Tor
- tnxi Two years
aH# ssassHasaall-s-za=a-===zzasz--
Ash. Haaaincher company reports
the Haie nf over 90 iuta Feeputly IN
siafles ent wnftf0nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
MATHS AND MAsTuRs
WILL MugT MONDAY

An effort 60 adjust the differences
which resulted In the quitting OF
the mates OF the steamer Olympia
yesterday morning viii be made AZ
r. meeting of the Masters. Mates
soliota' association AZ the At
re NoI lding Monday. The maten
IL hAd ts.se they claimed the
time on L. Steamship company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

destination. Twenty thousand ofdi.
new letters aHd posiaia and almost
900 regisief packages have been
A. transmitted
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LEGISLATORS TAKE poLL

e tscripps Telegraph as~sles.i I
ST. PAUL. Mtnn.. April 81 I
. a peli % the Mlrnsaosa lsals. I
. lsture to-day On the republican I
. prssiasHsisi candidates. Reese. I
/. vsis ssoiudsd. resulted ss fol. ,
. lesst Taft. &sl Iafoilstts. isi I
. Rect. fei hughes. e. csnnens
. p Deliver, ard Fssrbsasss, ,
. nssssidgs and certslyea each ,
o I. Fer democratic esndidsts ,
q 0essrner Johasoa resolved - ,
= ard usysr q /,
!. !. . a i. /. . 1. . :. . !. - i. a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

Charles y. Hubbard. state labor
eosuntisainner, r. ia Seattle invrsti.
eating alleged violations % the ten.
hasr female labor Law Hs VIII
rstura 20 olympsa today after com.
plotting his worE to-day lie has 40
Eaf found no proof Of violations oi
the iaw In this respect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

A letter % great frisndilnaas
promising all poseiole cooperation
with the AsY-P. exposition. has
heen received b. Director % Ex.
nigls4sion Reed from J. A. Fylehes
secretary of the California State
Agricultural society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

We SPECIALIZE
Sell men,
clothes.
The kind YOU
want.
The right kind.
We sell them
fright.
All the time.
Have no sales.
why2
We always sell
for less.
Less than o thers
do.
Give you better
values.
Bet ter service.
Press your
o1othes.
ono o a week.
Free Of charge.
Keep them in re-
pair too.
Can fit any man.
No ma tier how he
Is built.
Carry special
sizes.
Special othes
for short men.
Stout men too.
Are you six feet
ta11P
If so, call here.
We can fit you.
Call anyway.
We're pleased to
show people
through this stock.
Whe Their you're
ready to buy or
not does not ma t.
ter.
You save from
SIS to $3.50.
Mems suits $40
to s22. 90.
Mem topooats
$40 to sic.
JOE SCHERMER 3 CO.
1910 LIST Ave.
We sell urightu
c1o thes right
all the year
round.
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aoDaREELs

Lines, leaders. flies. baskets ana
for fishing At A =
tfaII'a I'LL First ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
FLASHES
Asks Ter sio 600

Asks fer sto.ooo.
v ? Ryan demaas 1891 fFum
1ahn IL sanderaon for injuries 70
eeIxnd ~ tho wfviax NAY ~ a stair,
Nax In tho huiidinM owaad b. san
fafsua al lis Second AZ. =.
Robbed By neanwaie.
When Peter Hefaisnd awoke this
corning and found his baggage and
80 missing along wtth his new
funnd roommate. bis trust Ia ouf
casts without a place 10 sleep wAs
FadelF shattered. and atraiehtwny
b. pgocceded oplica hsahgaAFtsFu
viii bis story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
FLOODS DELAY STEEL.

The American nfiakn company.
which has tbs contract for the
structural steel Tor TIE rev NUM-
elpal building. has asked Tor 60
day extension ~ gimae. hecauss tbs
recent flo9sis IN Pitlshafs closed the
steel plAnt that was setting cur the
material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

Hats 1900 1T W y Huiehinsea
Co. cor. End. Az. and Union e. "
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hafa 500 at W II Hutchlnsoa
Co. cor Pad. az and Union 1t. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05

AoFit3 Thomsoa. Gaoras y Camp
bell and J. d. Erenholmo yesterday
Incorporated the Mexican Pacific
company. with a capital stock o.
8 eco GOO The company owns
200 900 acFos Of land nsAr Acapulco.
adapted for cncnannf ard banana
culture. which II tntendm TO oolonise
II aiso proposes 10 run a line Of
vessels between Acapulco and the
other Pacific ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-05
VIM Leave CITY.

Joe elison. lanltof q the YounE
Wonen's Christian Association. m.
rested Wednesday Tor stealing from
the Institution. waa released from
the city Jail upon his promise 70
leave Seattle.
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shrinera Coming Here.
A special trainload q Mystic
shrincrs from Cleveland. o. VIII
Wait Seattle May Is on their 70.
turn from the annual gathering Of
the order in f,oa Angeles.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Real Estate Sales.

CT. w. Williams, real estate broker,
has sold the 50 acre farm located one
mile south of Pennington and owned
by Fred Seheerer. The purchaser is P.
II. McCracken, of Washington county,
Pa. This is quite Dice little farm and
a desirable location. Price not given.
G. 7. w. Williams, real estate broker,
sold last Monday the % acre farm 10.
Gated about A miles northwest Of Mil
ford and owned by Chares Beck. This
IS nice fruit and poultry farm and was
selected by William L. limerick, Of
New York City, who gets with the farm
I'll the stock, farm implements, poultry
md everything outside the dwelling.
The purchase price was $500.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Camden Camp.

Camden Camp opened on Wednesday
for ten days. The new idea of living
in one large circle surrounding the audi.
tOrium instead Of living in a series of
narrow avenues, appears to have struck
a popular chord. The attendance on
both Sundays, Temperance Day, Good
Tidings' Day and Epworth League
Day is expected to eclipse many former
records. Three Of the most prominent
ministers of the Peninsula are on the
program for next Sunday and one of
the most elaborate musical programs
ever rendered there is being prepared,
by the large Wesley Chorss Choir,
the boys choir and an orchestra as &C
compartments to the congregational
singing and for special siBgers.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
STATE TREASURER BERRY
WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN.

Pennsylvania State Treasurer vii.
liam II. Berry, Democrat, who made
Democratic sPseehes through this State
during the Bryan campaign to crowded
houses, has been secured by the tenn
persnce reform party to open the local
option campaign in Sussex county,
making the first mass meeting address.
1t has been decided and the engage
ment has been made to have Treasurer
Berry appear at Sand Hill Camp Meet
ing, between Georgetown and Milton,
on Sunday, August 4th.
Treasurer Berry will be accompanied
on his trip by State Chairman Alexan-
der M. DAILY, State Secretary Rawlins,
and County Chairman John G. Town
send, Of Selbyville, presiding officer Of
the Sussex county committee.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
SHORT LOCAL BREYlTTES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.

The new steamer "West River. ,
which was launched at the yards Of
Wilson NJ. Vinyard last Saturday after.
noon, is receiving her machinery.
Ground was broken last week on
Causey avenue for the new residence of
or Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Causey and
the work is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible.
Attorney-General r. H, Richards has
stated that the license fee Of twenty
dollars for oyster and ice cream saloons
does not have to be paid by churches
giving festivals, nor does the law in
clude any festivals given for charitable
purposes.
The steamer GreensbOrough for the
past ten days has been overtaxed with
freight, being compelled to leave goods
on their pier each trip, and if it con-
tinues to so increase Mr.. Pierce says he
will be obliged to charter another boat
to run through the busy season.
A uniform police system will soon be
Introduced upon the Delaware Railroad
md Its branch lines. 1t will be similar
o city system with captain, inspec-
or aud lieutenants. The Delaware
orce will work under Captain Charles
iorman, who will be located in Will
niRgtoD.
Rev. Robert L. Hallett, paster of the
'dessa Presbyterian Church, is occupv.
lg the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
hurch at Dover during the absence of
ne pastor, Rev. Joseph Brown Turner.
'hO is in Europe. Mr.. Hallett is the !.
IN Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hallett =
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Concrete Pavemsnts.

Pierce & Carmean and other plumb
ers in Milford are buslly engaged in
laying concrete walks in various sec.
tions OF our town. Nearly all the resi-.
dsnces on Lake avenue have been laid
In concrete and so durable is that kind
Of pavement that nearly every person
who has a new home built or recon-
structed has the pavements laid in that
material. 1t is for Milford step in the
line Of progress and is doing much to en-.
hance the value and beauty Of our town
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
AND DELAWARE
BAYS To Be CONNECTED.

United States Engineer Flagler ba,
received instructions from Washington
to make a survey and submit a project
Ior the proposed canal connecting Re.
hoboth Bay with the Delaware Bav At
Lewes. 1t will be about eight miles in
length, and while it is an entirely new
project, 1t will utilize part OF the present
Inland Waterway in that part of the
State.
Ihis Is the second step in the proposed
improvement, beth being on the recon-.
mendation Of Engineer Flagler. The
first step was preliminary examina.
ton, which has been made, and on the
strength Of that Engineer FIagler rec.
commended that there be survey and
project prepared, and both have received
the approval Of the War Department.
The object of this proposed waterway
Is to furnish better transportation facili
ties. This canal will offer a natural
water outlet for all that section Of the
country and is the thing lower Della.
ware farmers and business men in gen
eral have been trying to secure for some
time.
Some of the towns that will be directly
benefited will be Lewes, Nassau. Mid.
way, RehOboth, Milltbero, MilIville.
)agsborO, Frankford, Bethany Beach,
ocean View and many other towns.
After the project has been gotten into
hape and sent to the chief Of engineers
he matter will be in shape for such {
Iture action as Cong IS sees fit to take. q
he matter will probably be considered I
connection with the next River and /
Iarbor bill. t
The government having made two Il
lateral moves on this project there II
good reason to believe that it will o
pushed to q successful issue. Il
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Sussex Towns to Have Banks.

Both Millsboro and Frankford, Sus.
sex county towns, have prospered 50
within the past few years that they are
planning to establish banks. The stock.
holders Of the proposed new Frankford
bank have already taken S25. 900 Of
stock, and they are still receiving stock
subscriptions OF from 500 to $3.50. so as
to give the movement as widespread
Interest as possible. No subscriber is
allowed more than five shares OF S1OO
each. The stockholders Of the proposed
FrsnkfOrd bank held an election last
Saturday afternoon and named Colonel
Everett Hickman as temporary presi-
dent and Robert Wilgus, OF Roxana. /
vice president. A committee of seven /
was appointed to revise the list Of sub.
in order to distribute the ca pi.
-al for the best interests of the bank.
md to report next Saturday, when a
sermanent organization is to be formed.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Visiting the Exposition.

Col. Theodore Townsend Of Milford.
commander Of the First Infantry, Or.
ganized Militia Of Delaware Lieu. Col.
Evan &. Boyd Of New Castle, Major
Simon P. DOherty and J. Warner Reed
Of Wilmington and Surgeon William
Marshall Of Milford left last Monday
afternoon for Norfolk, Va, to make
some inquiry at the jamestown Expo
sition concerning the encampment of
the Delaware Militia there in October
Upon the return Of the officers they
will make their report to Adjutant-
General 1. Pusey Wickersham, and
General Wickersham will make a re-
port to Governor Lea.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Build Up North Walnut Street.

The owners Of real estate on North
Walnutstreet are driving business soutb
from that thoroughfare by their failure
to erect decent stores in which to trans.
act business. The day Of the small sbop
has past and the old dilapidated wooden
structures which line both sides of
North Walnut street from the AIispil.
lion bridge to Front street are doing
more to drive business into South Mil.
ford than any other force, and unless
they are built up at once with large
and modern store buildings, with glass
fronts, the owners must see their tenants
leave for other locations. That entire
block from the Trust Company to the
new postOffice site will be turned into
uses, and large stores are likely |
10 go there. The only way for large
property holders like DR.. r. Y. Watson.
Mrs. Lydia c. Jump and Mrs. Marshall
o check the tide is to build modern
truetures at once. The writing is on
he wall will heed be given to it?
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
COttaglne at Slaughter Beach.

A number OF young ladies, friends OF
Miss Ruth Sipple, are sOjourning with
her this week at the Bromley Cottage.
There are 10 or Is in the party and every
preparation has been made for a de-
lightful outing. There are also num-
Der of young men Of Milford who are
sojourning at one Of the other cottages.
The warm weather is causing the people
from the towns and cities to gather at
the watering places, and while Slaugh-
ter Beach is not getting as large crowds
as in former seasons, there are already
q number Of cottagers there enjoying
the pleasures Of shore life.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
EIOpement follows Fire.

Annie, the 17.year.old daughter of
August Sweitzer, a farmer Of West
Dover hundred, last Sunday eloped
with Harry Burris, farm hand on the
farm Of William Uhlig, just opposite
the Sweitzer farm. On Friday Farmer
Sweitzer's barns and Outbuildings, with
their contents, were destroyed by fire,
and he had not recovered from the
shock when the elopment of his daugh.
ter was added to his cup Of sorrow.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Launched another Steamer.

The "West River, " q very pretty pas.
senger and freight steamer, which has
been under construction at the yards of
Wilson NJ. Vinyard for the past few
months, was successfully launched at
five O'Clock last Saturday afternoon in
the presence Of a number OF spectators
and those interested in the boat. Her
dimensions are Length, I20 feet over
all beam, 80 feet; depth, feet, and
she will be propelled by 300 horse
power engine. The boat was built for
the West River and Annapolis Steam
boat Company of Annapolis, Md, and
after its completion, the work Of which
will be done in Milford under the direc. /
lion of Mr.. Vinyard, the steamer will
be taken to that city and turned over
u the president of the company, George
[. Melvin. Mr.. Vineyard in the past
ew years has built several boats, all of
which have been successful efforts, and
le is now busy in his yards with a
arge force OF men.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
School Assessment Completed.

James F. Anderson. who has been
making the school assessment for this
year has completed the same and copies
hung up in the POstoffice for inspection
by the people Of the district. The Board
Of Education will sit for appeal at the
school building on the afternoon of
July 29th from to O'Clock. All per-
sons having any corrections to make
should have same attended to on that
day.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Union Excursion Yesterday.

The Sunday Schools Of Milford had a
days outing on Thursday at Rehoboth.
Special accommodations had been Sc.
cured for the occasion from the railroad
and in addition to the Sunday School
scholars there were lots Of friends who
joined them for the trip. The day was
pleasant and all who went report hav-
ing had a delightful time.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Obituary.
MARSHALL.

Jean Donnell Marshall, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Donnell
Marshall, died on Wednesday evening
at Slaughter Beach Of colitis, followed
by convulsiOns, aged five and a half
months. The remains were brought to
Milford late Wednesday evening and
funeral services will be held from their
residence on North Front street, Friday
at l O'Clock, P. M. Interment at odd
Fellows Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Eclipse Of the Moon.

Wednesday evening there was a par
tial eclipse Of the moon, which was
visible here. The first appearance of
the shadow was little after 10 O'Clock,
and about an hour and a half later the
eclipse attained it's greatest magnitude.
the shadow darkening about two.thirds
Of the moons face. The spectacle was
and well worth attention
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Gamers Discuss TOmatoss.

seventy-five per cent Of the Gamers
of tomatoes in Maryland, Delaware and
New Jersey were present at a meeting of
the Tri-Csnners' Association at Salem.
N. j., last Saturday. Reports showed
that the acreage in New Jersey is nor.
NAL, while in Maryland and Delaware
this year it is from Is to 25 per cent
greater than last year.