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Evening journal., 1907-04-19
CONCERT DID
NOT TAKE PLACE
ATmOTy Was Engaged, But
the Audience Consisted of
Five Persons
special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. April 19--The much
heralded concert did not rnaterialize
last evening, and like Mother HUB
bard's cupboard. when the promoters
went to the Armory the place was bare.
Elizabeth c. c. Campbell, a reader
from Philadelphia, came here over a
week ago. rented the Armory and ad-
vertised the concert at so and 70 cents
a ticket. Advertisements were Sc
cured for four-page programme.
Charles Shuttleworth. Of s.. Mark s
Church, Philadelphia, was on the pro-
gramme Cor five solos.
When the time came FOR the concert
two women ana three children were
present. No programmes were dis
tributed, and those who advertised
were far from pleased at th4 result.
Il had gone to much expense in en-
gaging the hall and in making other
arrangements" said Miss Campbell,
"and when I arrived at the Anory and
found the scant recognition OF our ef-
forts to give residents Of New Castle
n high-class concert I'VE naturally were
disappointed and could not think Of
proceeding. I might add that we @id
not consider the Armory a fit place
for a concert. We feel that we did our
part. but that the residents of New
Castle did not do theirs
AS soon as a certified copy of the bill
passed by the Legislature and signed
by Governor Lea yesterday is received,
City Council will arrange for the
special election to choose commission.
ers to borrow the money. The COM
missioners will have the handling Of
the loan for improvements. provided
the people vote in favor Of the loan.
The idea is to have a complete sewer
system and then to pave The streets.
Before the election for or against
bonding the cSty, 1t is expected that the
commissioners win prepare a schedule
of cost Of the work ana the taxes neces-
sary to pay the interest On the bonds.
There was much rejoicing here when
The Evening Journal exclusively con-
veyed the news that Governor Lea had
signed the bill.
In the Opera House tomorrow even
ing the HUshabeck orchestra will f1rn-
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
RAsEBALl.

Donovan got in two two-baggers yester-
day. He's hitting them some
X-wilmington batters could not find the
ball when necessary.
Joe McCarty is back in the game at
short after being laid up with an injured
ankle.
Thanks to Baltimore for Steve Griffin.
Can you beat him fielding hunts. He goes
after them the right way. too-one hand.
Charley Clancy, the big pitcher, has
been called to waverly r. I, by the
serious illness of his brother.
Ten pitchers were upon the field in Will
mlngton uniforms yesterday afternoon.
Levee. a catcher from Philadelphia, is
being tried out by Manager Connolly.
Eddie Fahey. -Wilmington's manager
sizes up the local Tristaters as candidates
for the first division.
tom" Flanagan, who in 1900 was on
Norfok's pitching staff says it's too early
in the game to judge player or a teams
ability He likes the looks Of the locals
nevertheless.
Lucas did great work in left garden and
pulled down some hard ones.
McCarty has got a way of pulling them
down with one hand that is pleasing to
the fans.
The DUPONT team has scheduled two
games with X-Wilmington, June 1 and
July l3. The club viii play two games with
New Castle on July 4.
"rho Wolfe" was assuredly at the door
Of X-Wilmingtons batters yesterday. 1t
was starvation for them as far as hits
were concerned.
"a fair umpire is jewel. Pop" shaf-
fer. manager Of Richmond. Va, baseball
club,
Cleveland Maps are insured for $780,
OOo
Fred Clarke declares he would rather be
on the field Of action than bench-warm-
ing manager.
Pink Hawley is again the manager Of the
La Crosse, Wis, team, twice a pennani
winner.
Joe Birmingham says his side Is all
right again. and Manager Bajole has cause
Tor rejoicing.
Peterson, the Philadelphia boy, who was
with the Boston Americans last year, has
been released to Providence
Fielder Jones has tired OF caring FOL
all the bats Of the White sox and a few
days since instructed his men to secur'
individual bat bags.
"If we don't get the pennant, We will h'
| knocking at the front door all season,
says Johnny McGraw.
Toronto shut out Harrisburg YESTERDAY
/ z TO 0.
/ Altoona landed on Buffalo to the tune o
20 TO 3 yesterday, while WILLIAMSON
/ downed Wikesbarre 10 to ..
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
Hioh School Runners Practice

High School atheletes held their semi.
professional trials yesterday afternoon al
Horse show Park preparatory TO the meet
which win be held at the University OF
Pennsylvania on April q.
In these semi-professionals the first sis
men qualify for the finals which will take
place early next week. The men qualifying
yesterday were: Trombower, Armstrong
Nye. vandever. Kidd and ratnah Th'
time was 81 seconds nat
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
schedule IN erect November % 1906
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON, DEL.


Daily. Z Daily except Sunday. 5 sunday
new YORK and the East 1926 '5.26
isq s0 fl119. sl135 a. m. fi26. $3.50, -hli
..Royal Limited t7.d1. sl1.Oo p. m.
PHIIaADELPHIA. s226, ,5.26l 1850 90
oaD. $40, r7.20 QocaD fSOo ISIS, $3.50 No-
car. $40. sl05Sl iloH Ills, silh. a. m,
fL26 1905 QocaD, $50, 1880 QocaAl, ia;o-
docaD s517 'fRoyai IimitetLP COS QocsD
400. SOS QocaD. ~, sS52 QocaD' 'll-vO
CHESTER, 1880 QocaD. f6N .72O 90.
caD. $500 1915 sS3l Ooca), $3.50, slp.os
OocaD. fiO.57 QocaD, sttA q. M, tl2o
faO5 QocaD $3.50 tlocall. 1859 llocal, ~
QocaD. 100 SOS QocaD, '4tZ, se.o4 uoca4li
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON. '45S
1908 slO.49 a. M. alOd. $50, as, la.oV'
g a Royal limited, 'eo9. -a54 p. ~,
BALTIMORE and Way stations fi.Vo'
fS4s am. ISIS. s6e3 p. m.
NEWARK, .455 100 Sc ss@ ls'oS' oS
q. m. 1920, '1o6, is.i5, 1850, se'oS f"V0'
'si 'ssiiNSFRLS. L Zoo, $40 iaos Expressl
a. m.. fi2N t3ls 1850 (Express)' so.Os
100. slm p. m.
LANDENBURG and Way stations 'lol'
o. M. 1900 SIS p. m.
plTTSBrRG. f455 sl0i9 a. M $3.50 IooV
s6 Royal Limited" 1854 D. I'M.
CHICAGO. ff65. tl0.49. a. M, $3.50 p. ~
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS q LOUIS
WILLIE sA55 "A. M. et.06. 800 p. m.
Del Ave sta. Delmarvia Tel 2l93. ID
& A. Tcl i422-A City Ticket Office, oO'
Market street, D. q A. Tel tl5S-A, Del.
marvla Tel. 2i95
il. A. Miller travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
MCHUGH WON CUP

In a close and interesting shoot held at
Front and Union streets yesterday after
noon ]. b. Mcuugh won from George H.
simon the amateur state championship
and the cup which accompanies the htle
by a score of 20 to So
Mr.. Simon won the trophy az the recent
tournament Of the Delaware State Trap
shooters League and he was challenged
by McHugh.
II is probable that J r. Robertson win
challenge Mr.. McHugh TO a race two
weeks from yesterday Breaking % out Of
a possible % targets in the second string
won the championship for Mr. McHush
The result Of the cup race follows:
McHugh.. o.. .........19 p IS 2o-S1
simon ........ ..... ...22 Is 70 20-79
rhn fnm scores OF the shoot follows.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
WITH THE SPORTSMEN
TRAVIS RETURNS BEST CARD

Many leading golfers took part in
tho annual spring tournament Of the
Garden City Club yesterday. Among
the players were three former champ
ions-Walter ]. Travis Charles B. Mac
donald and II. ]. Whigham. whig-
ham did not gnish the course, but
Travis and Macdonald did. each being
In first sixteen who qualified and sur
Wived the first round Of match play.
On the whole the days scoring was
disappointing, the weather conditions.
including a high wind, precluding amy
possible chance Of low cards in the
earlier hours. In the afternoon round
W. j. Travis made 80, the best card.
in his match with j. NJ. Rhett This
match was the best exhibition Of tho
days play. The summary;
Garden City Cup. Qualifying Round.
IS Holes Medal Play-iM. Whtatch.
Montclair, N. j.. IS; w. J. Travis.
Garden City, 90; ]. D. Travers. Mont
clair. n. j.. 80: C. b. Macdonald. Car
den City, 30; j. M. Rhett, brooklyn, 81;
II. A. Sands. Aiken. S. c.. %; o. Wool
ward. Englewood, N j., SO; f. S.
Wheeler, Rye, n. Y, %; 5. d. Bowers,
BroolSlawn, Conn. 90: a. NJ. Robbins.
st. Andrews, N. Y. "a; w r. Simmons,
Brool1lyn s5; A. w. Tilinghast Phila-
delphia. 95; Jasper Lyncn. Lakewood,
N. j., 95; c. NJ. Hail. Garden City, 95;
3. c. Fuller, Rye, N. Y, &C.
First Round. Match play.-Travers
beat Bowers. 3 up and to play; Rob-
bins beat Fuller. 4 up and to play;
Whibatch beat HAIL, 6 up and to play;
Wheeler beat Kirkby, up and 2 to
play; Sands beat Tillinghast, up and
to play; Travis beat ]. NJ. Rhett. 2
up; Lynch beat simons. up and 6 to
play: Macdonald beat Woodward, 8 up
and IN nlaV
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
Wiz to Ruv Tiekets.

Season tickets for the Tri-state Leaguc
can be purchased at Jones' cigar store.
Sixth and Market streets; willis cigar
store. West Fourth street; Clayton
House. Hotel Wilmington, Hawkins
cigar store seiak and Honman's, Eagle
Hail. Elks Hal, Morning News office,
Young MEMS Republican Club Every
Evening and Evening Journal offices.
These tickets are good for Sc games in
cluding admission and grandstand The
price Of the tickets are so.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19

Some one started the report that the
tax collector will be named at the May
meeting Of City Council The charter
provides that he shall be named within
ten days after the tax rate is levied.
The assessor has to make his return
first, then the appeal days come after
tn assessment has been hung uD Tor
ten days and then the tax rate is
aevied After that the City Council
elects the tax collector.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
Abe Wants to Bet.

Il will bet 5000 that I can stop Spike
Robson inside 10 rounds if he will weigh
in at i22 pounds ringside," boasts Abe At
tell.
'He is now holding off for l2i three
hours before the fight.
HE Is afraid of me. He knows I can
whip him in a finish fight. I stand ready
10 box any boy in the world"
Evening journal., 1907-04-19

ish the music. Every article on the
booths viii be disposed Of and the New
Castle A. A. fair viii close.
In the Opera House on Monday even
ing a rehearsal viii be held by the
young people. vino viii give the concert
in June FOR the benefit Of the organ
fund of the Episcopal Church.
+. c. Bross, editor OF the New Castle
News, IS stin confined 20 his home on
account OF sickness.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
strikina Originality.

''Your husband is not looking well
tonight Mrs. Rhymerr
4He isn't, and I'm not surprised al
it."
mo? Has he been .overworking him
Belf2"
1T isn't that 50 much. It's his origi-
nality. Why. that man is struck by Sc
many original ideas that his mind must
be one mass Of bruises. 81 ~.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
Tho fun scores OF the shoot follows.
World,s Romlinn Record.

BROOKLYN, April 19-Although Char
ley schaeder stands next to last In tbs
Greater New York individual champion
ship contest for the Brooklyn Eagle media
he rolled a worlds record average OF
25s l-6 for six games against Joe Han OF
fheAmphian alleys IN that competition
last night, beating the former record OF
Fred Ef elhon by single point
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
Board Of Trade Members A'PIentv.

The new membership committee OF
the Board of Trade held its first meet
ing last evening, and each member
pledged himself to get FIVE members for
the board before the meeting night two
weeks hence. The committee showed
great interest in its work and promises
to do much for the board.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
Spoiled

''Publishers insist On spelling a great
many manuscripts, ruop'r they.7'' said
the literary young woman.
Undoubtedly" answered the book
seller. "A lot Of 'em look a heap bet
ter typewriter and tied up with rib
bon than they do in Drlnt"-Washing-
ADn staE
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
Altoona Ruvs starnaaIs.

ALTOONA. April 19.-Starnagle Al
toona's star catcher last season. who was
claimed by the Washington American
League Club, and who was awarded to
the Lincoln Club by the National Asso-
citation, was purchased to-day by the AL
toona Club.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
BUsHLINE

Trcignt received for all points. Given
pers cnai attention, and forwarded
pro npt.y az lowest rates anc by beS
rouIes.
Boars leave both wilmington and
Philadelphia at coo D. m. daily. Sunday
pXcerted
Through rates and bills OF landing Is
Fuci
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO.,
Pier 3 South tVharves. Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-04-19

eInmterborn out hit by batted bail.
terouehstone batted for McNeal In
third mning.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Wilmington .. ...24O0110O ks
Wilmington .. .0OO0OOO o 90
Earned runs Wilmington. A. Two
base hits-vinson. Donovan 2; Nc
Carty. Struck out-By McNeal, 3; by
Wo'fe. s; by Faulkner, 1. Bases ON
balls-Om Meyers, a; OF scarborough,
.. off McNoal @ Stolen bases-Lauter-
born Left on bases--W ilmington, 10;
wilmington l. Double piay-Dono-
van to Griffin to McCariy Wild
pitchos-Myers /; Scarborough, l.
Time-f.3O. Umpire-Proud.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION and Nor
folk direct hy steamer lord Baltimore
OF the Ericsson Line from Pier S. Dela.
ware ave-. 1t $50 a. u. and Delaware ciy
lahout $50 a. m. connecting with tro ley
from Wilmington. etc. Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Saturday until further notice
beginning April 25 arriving at the Expo.
'sition and Norfolk IN the evening. fare
s. one way and IS round trip. tickets good
Tor 30 days. Beautiful scenery during he
entire trip. Meals Ia carte. Send for
pamphlet H. S. GROVES. Agent, Pier 3
s Delaware ave-. Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1907-04-19
. For a Vacation
In Europe

Consul. the European American
ksssage ard Exchange Company.
Authorized Agents for all leading
Steamship lines.
We issue Foreign Money Orders.
Drafts and Travellers Checks avail
able all over the world.
Passage tickets of all lines at
Steamship Company's rates.
BIS w Second St.
Delmarvia Telephone 1859.
Rates and sailings on application.
Evening journal., 1907-04-19

ceived the first of the
Evening journal., 1907-04-19

If your order is re-
Evening journal., 1907-04-19

we will try to
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
Wedding Anniversary.

Wednesday, June I2th, Mr. and Mrs.
B. I. Schofield, of this place, completed
the I'D year of their welded life, and
their children aided them i'll making the
day one of great enjoyment. Children
and grandchildren Were present -
a. j. w. Schotield; Miss Sarah A .
SchOtield; Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Schotield and daughter, Miss Mary
Marcella; Mr.. and Mrs. James Athev
and daughter, and Miss Sloan-all of
this place, and Mrs. w. a. Conway, son
and daughter, of Cumberland. Several
sons residing i'll Washington, ID. c. and
Richmond, Va, were unable to join in
the festivity. but made themselves APP
propriately remembered
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22

y Democrat who is so much like a Re
publican that he cannot tell the difference
between himself and Republican is not
the sort of Democrat for the Democrats to
nominate for any office or to follow in any
ampagn.-Cumberlan NcrS.
The JOURNAL dissents.
The premises granted if the democrat
is the better citizen he should not be re-
pudiated by his party for secondary
reasons.
On the other hand, if republican is
so much like democrat that he cannot
ditfereutiate himself from democrat,
Plus higher character, superior fitness,
etc, his party should not go back on"
him ON account of his super-eminent
qualities.
OF the two men described, therefore,
both should be nominated by their
parties.
This would afford the people the op-
portunity to declare which of two betters
is best
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
Fire Department and Arion Band
FROSTm re- Mp June 10 1907

FRosTHrRG, Mp. June 49, 1907.
70 the MINING JOURNAL
y few words anent the Fireluen's trip
to Annapolis will, | am sure, be of inter.
est at this time.
The boys deserve great credit for their
excellent department and splendid show
ing in the great parade.
That element that is so often dctri-
mental to volunteer fire Company-too
much cOnvlvlallty, was conspicuous by
Its absence. Every man was neat, clean
and III excellent physical condition
tor any and every duty he might have
been called upon to perform, and the
great big Chief certainly had cause to
feel proud of his men at every stage of
the proceeding.
The Delegates to the convention We're
ever on the alert for the things that
We're best for the FIremen all over the
State. and did their whole duty we'll and
faithfully. They succeeded, among
other things In getting the convention
to meet here next Year
OF course, 1t will be Il great task to
make the affair here success, and it
VIII behOOVe everyone interested to get
to work right away and do everything
he possibly can to properly advertise the
event, and then make 1t Il hummer.
That it will be success, however, no
one doubts for, as is we'll known, the
FIRE Department Is composed of Il good
hard working crowd of fellows who do
not, and will not fail III this great I'M
dertaking.
The Arion Band, who accompanied
the Flremen on this memorable trip,
deserves much credit. Their music was
of the very best-every man trained
musician and no dummies i'll their ranks
They carried off the two great prizes,
amounting to Sl50; besides, they were
offered an engagement of three weeks at
summer resort. near Washington
which they have under consideration.
80, l think, the trip was a success i'll
every way did honor to the Firemeu
and the Band, and much credit to the
good old town they represented
NOTES.
The good chief, Wittig, was certainly
pleased with the men on parade and
hasn't word of complaint to make.
George Nogtman, the efficient leader
and instructor of the Arion Band, was
Johnnie ON the the spot when it came
to ii contest. The Bands rendering of
MdlNlailu, my maryland, and Dixie
was encored time and time again.
w. 5. Burton, the drum major, did
his full duty, as he was not only orna-
mental but very useful.
The color-bearers, Dave and Tom
Griffith. together with Pat Cosgrove,
kept Old Glory just where it should be
all the time.
Will Witug got every ones eye when
l..
i'll Maryland, and we might add with
little pride one of the very best
The Governors reception tothe Frost
burg Firemen was of the good old kind
warm as the sun and wide as the
earth"
Here's to the good people of Annapolis
-may your stay here next year be as
pleasant as ours was with you last week
KENO
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
They White-FlaSged Him With IA
Beer

is your name Journal?
Yes, sir
"Well, two fellers up here on Main
street said you wanted to buy pair of
pigs
Have you a pair to sell -
"Yes, sir
"Well, your friends are fooling you,
and if the police are out of sight best
thing you can do is-go back and lick
both of them"
He was from Garrett county and this
occurred Wednesday morning.
He went back and was about slappng
some cusswords into one of the ways
when the latter proposed IA drink.
The other Joker appeared at this june
ture and 1.-The house. was soon three
nickels to the good.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Owen England returned
Saturday evening. Besides former
trostburgers mentioned last week Mr..
+. saw i'll Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs.
Elizabeth Short and two sons; at New
Castle, Pa. John Conrad and son.
Howard; at McKee's Rock, Pa, David
Morgan, and at Bridgeville, Pa, j. r.
Koch especially, having a fine position
i'll business and filling it admirably.
Messrs. Albert, jr., and Earl Spitznas
and Albert Harvey are at the James
town exposition.
j. Albert Smith and family, of Albert
West Va, were guests this week of Mr.
Smiths father, Prof. John A. Smith.
of this place. j. Albert holds a fine
position and is leading citizen in his
section.
Mrs. William Madden and infant
daughter, of Grafton, w. Va, are
guests of relatives and friends here and
in Eckhart.
Fred. Durr, Mayor of Pocahontas, was
in town Thursday. Said Il am well
ind Mester Pink Whiskers vas enjoyin
the same great blessing"
Frank l.. Geary, editor of the Cum
berland american, was here two Sun
days "hand-running' and 10th
lnsts., both days between church hours
1t is suspected, however, that he was
"holding close communion" with
several prominent local politicians.
Miss Marie Dillon, attending St
Cecilias Academy, Washington, d. c.,
returned home Monday to spend her
vacation with her parents, Col. and
Mrs. T. G. Dillon.
Miss Matte Thomas, teacher of a
public school at Chester, w. Va. has
returned home for the summer vacation.
She spent pleasant, successful scho-
lastic year, and, better, those whom she
served want her to return.
Ernest Clay, of Black Heath. Eng
land, is guest of William H. Cook.
Bowery street.
Bay yeminy, Sam Yohnson hae see
mae day before Yesterday and haze say
haze bane to YOUNGSTOWN, bot tie train vat
breng hem home ded not stop at Jungs-
town, or haze bane home day bafore
tomorrow Eckhdrt Philosopher.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
CAUGHT Him Manning.

The Eckhart Philosopher, in Frost
burg the other day, met an old German
friend whom he knew in 1892.
The German set up the beer. and tie
Philosopher, getting social, said
Bay yeminy, Coon, yo' an mae bane
bout sem age, mebbc-hey ?"
81 vos IL years next mont" said the
German.
80. no, Diet bane a yoke" protested
the Philosopher.
Nix, responded the German, II vas
born in 1896 :"
En- Is fufty-saX ~ cried the Philoso-
pher. Get out Aye catch yo' en- beg
fab now Io' told mae dat sem teng
fufteen year ago :"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
COUNTY.
journalistic.

Frank Lee Carl husthng member
of the Cumberland NcwS editorial c0rpS,
has announced himself "A candidate for
the republican nomination for the House
of Delegates. There is more than ordi-
nary need this year for the election of
able and forceful representatives in the
Legislature. Indeed, all voters of all
parties should remember that the mere
place holding trustee of their suffrages
will have no business i'll Annapolis next
winter. 1t affords the JOURNAL
pleasure to believe that Mr. Carl is one
OF the best Of the aspirants so far named.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
Directors Meeting.

Judge r. h. Henderson and Daniel
Amman, of Cumberland; Duncan Sin
clair, of Fairmont, w Va, joined r.
Amman and DR.. Timothy Griffith, resi-
dent directors, i'll Il meeting in the First
National Bank Tuesday afternoon
The out-of-town directors came main
ly to view the Improvements i'll progress
and to hold the terminal meeting for
the current six months, of l901-the
most prosperous half year the Bank
ever enjoyed.
The usual dividend was declared and
s., 900 carried to the surplus fund
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
Died.

At her home, i'll Cumberland, June Is,
1907, Mrs. Isabella HiXon, wife of Mr.
Alexander HiNon, president of the
Potomac Cement Company, at an add
vanced age, Mrs. HiXon was most
estimable lady, and among the many
friends who deplore her death and sym
pathlZe with her stricken husband are
number in this place
AT his home in Johnstown, Pa, Mon
day, June II, 1907, Mr.. Simon r Hook
ing, aged about % years Mr.. H. was Il
native of this place and lived here to
mature manhood, but removed some
years ago to Pennsylvania. The re-
mains We're inferred in the family lot,
AIlegany cemetery, Wednesday,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-22
Three Great Men.

News from Lake Sylvan comprises a
great wedding event, at which Mayor
Mark Twain Cooper was best man, chief
director and steward of the cave key
Nothing was done without his warrant,
as David Harum Plummer, engaged at
home III busting carpets, hanging cur
talns and arranging for Illuminating the
Lake with natural gas, could not be
present.
Admira-mobile Pascoe is much missed,
especially III all conferences in which
the welfare of the Lake is involved.