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Evening journal., 1907-09-07
Had a Family Reunion.

On Monday, which was Andrew j.
Hance's birthday, a family reunion was
held at his home. at Booths Corner.
Mr. Hance has many friends and rela-
tives in this city. Among the guests
present We're: Mrs. Margaret Hance
of Wilmington, mother OF Mr.. Hance;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cartmen and
son, Edward. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hance and daughter Freda. and son
Wesley, all Of Wilmington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew J. HaIice and sons. Wal
lace and Andrew. Jr.. and Miss Mar
garet Downs, Of Marcus Hook.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
Sunday at West Church.

Tomorrow the autumn work In all
departments will be resumed The
pastor. Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr., viii
be In the pulpit morning and evening.
At 1890 he VIII outline the season 3
campaign. speaking on the theme.
'The Rule of One. Plus One" At 730
he win discourse upon the Square
Deal" making a spiritual application
Of President Roosevelts well known
phrase. This meeting win be popular.
The Sunday school win meet at
o'clock. and the pastor viii meet the
Westminster Bible Glass at the same
hour.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
DID NOT SELL
PRINTING PLANT

Reuben satterthwaite, Jr., receiver for
the Bross- willard Printing Company. to-
day offered for sale the effecG OF the
company's office in New Castle.
But $3.50 was bid for the plant. however,
and satterthwaite withdrew IL. lie viii
ask Chancellor Nicholson for an order to
again offer the plant, which is regarded
as worth considerably more than was b d.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
To Resume Sessions.

The teachers and scholars OF the
First Presbyterian Sunday school. af-
ter holding their session during July
and August from u TO 1 o'clock. have
decided 10 take up their regular work
again at two o'clock, the regular
hour Of the school. and all members
are urged to be present Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Rev. James Monroe Hubbard
d. D.. who has been supplying the
pulpit of the church for the pastor
Rev George +. Mason, Will be with
the church and Sunday school two
more Sundays. He has won the hearts
Of all who have come in contact with
him. either N the church or those
who have been visitors during his
stay.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
Visitors Return Home.

Visitors TO Atlantic City and other
summer resorts are returning home
by almost every train. Miss Annie
johnson and Miss Maggie Welsh who
have been spending a vacation in At
lantic City and other points along the
Atlantic Coast arrived home yester-
day John Mulrooney and John Nc
Cafferty, who for the past month have
been at Long Branch and Saratoga
reached home this morning.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
RACE SUICIDE
DEAD ISSUE HERE

Secretary wigglesworth OF the Board Of
Health reports p deaths, 81 births and 4s
marriages during the week just ended.
For the corresponding period Of last year.
"a deaths, II births and As marriages were
recorded.
According to a comparison Of the births
of the same weeks in both years. VIII
mington is rapidly gaining in population
and favorable comment Is apt to be heard
from President Roosevelt. Race suicide
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
FaII Tournament opens.

At the courts Of the Wilmington
Country Club this afternoon the fall
tennis tournament was begun with 40
entries for the singles.
Not only will mems singles be in
cluded in the tournament, but there
will be doubles and mixed doubles as
well. The winner in the class of sin
giles will play c. /. Cause, the holder
of the challenge cup.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
WILL ADDRESS
PREACHERS MEETING

Rev. t. L. Poulson, Of Ridley Park.
Pa. familiar to all Wilmingtonians,
win address the Methodist Preachers
Meeting on Monday morning at its
first session for the fan season. Min
isters and Iaymen OF all denomina-
tions are invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07

been acquitted Of any crime I'm con-
neotion with the stealing Of the money.
Runyan has been convicted and will
be sentenced later on
On the basis Of the 10 per cent re-
ward and the $4,000 for the conviction
Of Runyan IL was figured out yester-
day that her lawyers would seek TO
get for her a reward of S7.441. When
her lawyers We're asked about II they
said that nothing had been decided
on, but It is understood that Mrs. Car
ter will try to get the money from the
J trust company.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
TraveI continues HeavY.

Travel over the Pennsylvania Rail-
road to Philadelphia, seashore resorts.
points down the state and other points
along the lines was exceptionally
heavy this morning. Il is said that
last month more people went out OF
Wilmington on business and pleasure
trips than have left here
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
NeiII confers With Snail.

by THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Sept. Charles p.
Neill, United States Commissioners OF
Labor and Samuel ] Small, President
OF the Telegraphers Union spent the
morning IN conference at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, where Neill was stop
ping Neill denied yesterday that sis
visit had anything to do with the
telegrapher's strike.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
GETTING READY FOR
BIG LAWN FETE

In addition TO the usual features at
the lawn fete TO be held at Bishopstead
on September 25 the Summer Christ
mas Tree" the flower table and the
perfumery table will be added attrac-
uons
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
DON'T ~
DO IT! IN.

Procrastination is a leech that has
sapped success from many brilliant
promising prospect II is a lazy man $
sovereign; the philosophy of fools.
A tricks a trick. Tomorrow may
be too late. Just as hard to do 1t then
as now, perhaps harder. NOW Is the
accepted time-advertise NOW. You
cannot reap unless you sow. The fer
jtile field for the Wilmington merchant
ds THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
on Two Weeks Vacation.

Leonard McCloskey, employed in the
Office of w. n. Barnard. Superinten~
dent of the Maryland, Pennsylvania
Railroad. and Frank Green left yes
terday afternoon for a two weeks vaca-
ton. They will go TO Fort Wayne,
Ind, Mackinac Islands, Buffalo and
Erie.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
Methodist River Ride.

The. Methodist Young Peoples river
ride on the Delaware. scheduled for
the evening Of September II, promises
TO be largely patronized. An evening
of pleasure is assured. The financial
purpose of the enterprise is commend
able.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
To spend Two Weeks in West.

David snellenberg of the firm Of N.
.Snellenberg and Company left this
morning for Denver. Col. where he
will remain two weeks. Mrs. Snellen-
berg Is At present IN Colorado.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
rhrown From Top Of Car.

AS the result of tripping over loose $,
hoard on the top of a freight car, X. T.
Parsons was thrown headlong to ,the
ground near Thurlow. He was picked
mn in an unconscious condition and
taken the Chester hospital.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
WEATHER.

ny THE JOURNALS Special wire.
WASHINGTON. Sept Forecast
for Delaware: Partly cloudy tonight
Sunday showers; light variable winds.
becoming southerly.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07

France has no old age insurance
measure. but a large amount is annu-
ally spent In relief TO aged natives.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07
To Observe Holidays.

All the local stores conducted by
the Hebrews will be closed Monday
and Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1907-09-07

On your Fall advertis-
ing and use the paper
that stands for HOME
TRADE.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
THREE DEAD; FOUR p1ssINC
IN NINE DIsAsTER

Charleston, w. Va, hay Three
men we're Killed, four we're seVea ely
burned and four others entom oed
and are probably dead, as a result
of 9 nine disaster ut the Whlpple
nine in the Leap Creek district
iris afternoon. The three dead men
whose bodies have been recovered
a~e Hudson Z sssess, motorman;
Frastus Uiley. a sprinkler; Ira Kel-
ley, 2 driver
The non missing aud supposed to
be dead are Robert Armstrong, Ra-
leigh Tucker Charles Borgess. VIII
Ham Wilton negro
The mine where The explosion oc-
CURED is a shaft $50 feet deep It
belongs to the Diyson interests, who
also owned the Stuart mine, where
an explosion occurred last January
that Killed Sc men
The explosion occurred at S:SO
this afternoon in the main heading,
about 200 feet from the foot Of the
shaft.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

San Francisco, april 3O.-Seven
thousand men af1liated with the Iron
Trades council will go out on strike
In the morning. OF this number
1000 are located In San Francisco
and the balance around San Fran
cisco bay Late, this, AFTERNOON the
executive, beard of the Iron Trades
council received letter from the
California Metal Trades association
composed o. employers; reQuesting
TING subniSsion Of the entire matter
10 arbitration. The executive board
decided the matter came too late to
stop the strike, which had already
been agreed upon by the Is local
unions yoting Independently, 1t was
believed b. mo executive board OF
the council . be 1 better policy to
allow the strike to proceed as schod-
ulod and take mp the question of
Arbitration later
ahol Troubles in Japan
Toxic, An4f 20 Owing 10 the
discharge u SEQ Workmen from the
ship yards a Luraga disorders have
broken oug ,hcra ard parts OF the
works have Been destroyed Troops
have been sent
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Married ut Rectoly

Charles Clinton Low and Miss
Laura Beatrice Williams were united
in marriage last night IL the rectory
Of Rev Dr & C. Hunting of st.
Bartholomew's Episcopal church.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev Or Hunting. The rectory was
tastefnlly decorated with cut flowers,
carnations predominating and the
ceremony was performed while the
bridal party stood beneath Il wedding
bell OF carnations
Amos Riding acted as groomsman
and Miss Carrie Williams. sister OF
lhe @ride, was bridesmaid. After the
ceremony a Wedding supper was
served q the Palace restaurant Both
the bride and bridegroom are resi-
dents Of Lane City where they will
make their home
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
rom y edueslay's Daily.

rom y tGHeSlHN $ DdlIl.
County Recorder VIII Mcknight
returned 20 Ely last night vlth his
hride. formerly Miss Grace Shells.
after honeymoon tour along The
tactic coast from Portland 10 San
Francisco, Mr. and Mrs Mcknight
we're LETT at Cobre Monday night and
telegraphed 10 their friends here
that they were delayed a day on their
homeward trip.
The many friends Of the Young
people were disappointed because of
heir non-arriYal Al the time sched-
aled, as plans which had been brew
ag for TWO weeks To make their well
eamc one thai would never be for
soften, were likely to be disarranged
|. was suspected hat Mr.. and Mrs
icKnight. 10 out8it their Friends
ould come into Ely on freight
rain, when they were not expected,
nd thus defeat the plans thar had
aeep laid for their benefit
But 10 be on The safe Side IN,
.ieuds assembled nj The passenger
.aiion last night 10 groet them The
moment they alighted from the train.
hey we're met with shower OF rice,
thrown from the hands Of fully Gfty
9ung people who mad been in lhe
plot
The hlushine bride and the back
gard bridegroom we're surrounded
nd escorted to "a hack which was
saily decorated for the occasion.
sueamers OF white draped the ear-
aiage and doated from the back Of
he vehicle The horses were deco
rated in a similar manner The or
hesra which had been prepared for
ne guests of honor consisted oil
oelodious COW bells. which dangled
from The axles of the hack
Mr. and Mrs Mcknight we're
7laced in the carriage 10y their
friends and we're started toward
their new home The driver had
been given his in5tructiona in adj
vance.
Home, - said 1LcKnight to he
driver.
Sure, said the driver bul Nc
Knight and his bride We're Given an
other surprise Instead q auick
and peaceful journey to thoir home,
the driver gave them q ne1r-rafsir,r-
ride through Aultman and High
streets and the Other principal
.noroughfares. advertising woll thcil
return
In the evening a large crowd Of
small boys gave the bride and bride
groom q charivari Mcknight die
persed the crowd ny giving the ring
leader SEA biz The chaTiyari
broke up in a scramble for posses
ion al the b1nknote
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
SgiiIKE HINGES ON
MANNER OF VOTING

San Francisco, April 80 The
conductors and motormen Of the
Cuited Railroads will meet shortly
after midnight tonight for the pur-
pose of taking a vote ON the ques-
tion Of a STRIKE for an eight-hour
day There is somc difference of
opinion among them us TO the ad
Visibility o. going out and great
leal depends en- the me1nod Of yot-
ing It seems to be a general SEN
timent that il the ballot Is secret
enc the conservative element will
win ~ il takes n two-thirds vote to
declare a strike If the voting is
open it is thought 4 strike will he
declared The manner Of taking the
vote will be decided after the meet
Ing assemblies.
In The metal trades controversy
the employers have made Il PROPOSE
ton 10 leave the question of hours
70 board Of arbitration. This of.
fer 10 arbitrate will be placed before
the different unions tonight and to-
morrow night
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Organizing Gun Club.

A. B. limerick OF the Mocha res
tadrhnt, and o. q Allison, one of the
new owners Of Weber's saloon.
have begun the organization of the
ely Gun club The membership list
now contains S signatures The list
is at Weber's saloon where those de
siring TO join the organization are
requested TO call and attach their
signatures
The club will lay out a shotgun
and rifle range and will begin with
in short time TO smash glass balls
and blue rock pigeons There are
a number of expert trap shots In the
camp, and it is expected that many
sood cores Will be made, Among
those who have signed the member
ship list are A. Fesler Tex Hall,
II Laedke and others.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
LOCAL Happenings OF THE PAST week

A carload Of twenty horses WIS re-
eeiVed by the Ely Townste company
yesterday. All we're magnificent AMI
mails, weighing from 1890 TO 700
pounds, and will be used liz the
heavy work at Ely City The horses
cost the townsiro company IN the
neighborhood Of $500 taan mi
will be a notable addition TO me al
ready fine collection of draft animals
on the townsite, which is The best in
his part of the country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
SUNG ALEXANDER
FOR LARGE SUMS

Two suits have 6een fled in the
district court against Louis Alexan-
der. former proprietor Of me Palace
restaurant in which the plaintiffs
seek 10 recover IA aggregate of
$1,322 10 Tor goods and mercnan-
disc which it Is alleged has been de-
iverod to him on account. and which
IS unpaid for
Alexander mas lett camp. and it is
said that he has stated that the pur-
pose Of his trip is to. secure sufficient
money with which to meet the obi
cations
The irat suit filed against the res
tathant vas b. The Graham Merean-
tile company Fhe defendants nam
ed in the suit are Alexander. Larson
Brothers and Shepard. said to be as
ISOLATED with Alexander ia the bust
ness.
This claim is for $854a3. alleged
10 be the balance unpaid On an ac-
eomt which aggregated 5l,416.53
II is alleged IN The complaint chat
the account has accrued during the
Inst four months ana thai the bal
anec is still unpaid Walker & Bore
man are he attorneys fof tho plain
tin.
The second suit vas filed 10y Swift
! Company who alIege through G.
T. Putnam, their attorney hal be-
tween March 6 and April l3 Alex
andor became indebted to them In
The sum Of $467.57, no part of which
has been paid
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
NLnyhelle WIN Marry Corey.

New York, May Miss Maybelle
Gilman, who arrived. here today
from Paris on the Kaiser Wilhelm
Der Crosse, said concerning her re-
ported marriage 10 william z. Corey,
president of the United States Steel
Corporation Mr.. Corey and I will
he married in this city on May 18th
and both Mr.. Coreys family and
me will be present. That is all
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Girl Wins n Tennis.

New York. April 80. Rarely has
Miss May sntton played in better
form han she showed in winning the
Gnid Of the missed doubles this af-
teruoon She kept the ball crossing
he net at such lively rate that
Willis A. Larned. who was partnered
by Miss Nora Islin on the opposite
side. was frequently outplayed at his
own fayorite shots. Miss Sutton was
supported by T. r. Peli, and the
pair won the contest in three straight
sets b. d score of 6-S, c. and Is.
Miss satton's service was so
speedy thai Larned was wary Of it,
while Miss lslin was several times
unable tc do anything with IL Once
the bail was going Miss Sutton got it
into position for swift yolleying At
close range Larned and the girl
had some holly fought exchanges.
Quick changes of pace often caught
Larned off his guard, although he
was able to retaiiate by a number OF
placed passes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
/ hursday's Daily

TOE SuaN : iIaliN.
Plane have been completed and
the excavations have been com
moneed for an anneN 10 he Cumber
land MOTEL. Ely CITY which viii con
tain IS rooms
Tha plans were drawn by y. $.
Price. architect and show that the
ground floor Will b. divided into a
large office rom 4 writing room,
billiard room and cafe. The othcr
aoors will be given over 10 apart
mont purposes.
The building will be well lighted
throughout. and the constructed
will be of metal lath and plaster.
The building will be three stories in
height. as is the Cumberland hotel
and il will be SO built hat il and
The hotel can he united when so de
sired The arrangements are con-
pleted for heating the annex hy
steam. and il will be fitted through
out with hot and cold water systems
and with baths and other modern
conveniences. II will be ready for
occupancy in 80 day.
The Cumberland and the Cumber-
land Annex are intended to Temporal
cily answer the needs Of Ely City
while the $500 600 hotel IS Going NJ.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
from Thursdays Daily.
Chase Freighting Outfit.

George Chase has arrived from s.,
Anthony. Idaho with several ear
loads OF fine draft horses, and 1--WE
carloads of heavy ffoiphting wagons
md other equipment needed for con.
due,ing a heavy freight business. The
specially Of this concern viii be
heavy mining machinery and similar
freights which are too bulky and
heavy for ordinary freightmg out
fits The headquarters will be in
ely
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

The law partnership which has eE-
listed since last July between George
w Devecmon and Anthony Zurich
has been dissolved by mutual agree
ment, and the legal end Of the bust
ness will be continued by Mr.. Zurich,
Mr.. Devecmon taking over the min
ing and real estate interests. Mr..
Devecmon will continue in the off
ces formerly occupied by the firm
and Mr. ZURICH will occupy 4 suite
Of Offices in the Ely Realty c, Mines
building, in hurry street,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Will MEET TO ARRANGE FOR
MEMORIAL. DAY SERVICES

j. meeting Will be held al The Min
inv Stock Exchange sunday altel-
noon Al O'Clock Tor the purpose Of
making preliminary arrangements Tor
the proper observance 81 Memorial
day
The meeting has been called by "a
committee et ola soldiers, headed hy
William r. Root This committee
asks tbat all old soldiers. Confede-
rate veterans veterans OF other wars,
business men, public spirited Gill
2aus and women attend the meetins
in order that The ideas OF all who are
Interested in the matter. may be re-
eeiged
The committee members say that it
is not the intentiou or the desire oi
fhe members OF the Grand Army of
Che Republic to take into their own
bands she arrangements for the day
5rt that they desire all public spirit
ed citizens 10 assist them in he
work
Au effort will be made 10 arrange
& parade Of the OLD soldiers. the veto
rams ol the Spanish-Amerioan aud
Philippine wars, and the members OF
the various secret and fraternal or
ders here
AZ this time no music mas been ae-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

Tacoma. Washn.. May l.-Retnrn-
Ing from a cruise of less than six
days the steamer zapora arrived in
port last night with 100000 pounds
of halibut This is a record catch
For the time she has been absent.
CAPTAIN Jones states that the wealth
er was fine and fish plentiful
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
discharge Men to Foreslall Strike.

Bellingham, Wash, May. /. Let
son & Burpee discharged their
mouldeYs last night TO forestali q
strike and replaced them this morn
ing with non-unionists. The mould
ers in two other boundaries remain
at work pending the arrival of an Of
fetal OF their international union
One hundred men are affected
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

Francis NJ Root leaves this morn
ing for Wells, Nevs 10 meet Mrs
Root, who is on her way home from
California. where she has visited her
father. \ y Campton, for the last
Two months Mrs Root Will be &C
eompanied BY Miss Lewis. formerly
teacher OF the White River school in
this county who has also been visit
ing in California They VIII arrive
Saturday evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Papers Throw Light On Robbery.

Papers lhroW tA&h' VII hopfFH'
New York, April 30.-By secnr-
ing papers that had been locked in
the vaults Of the Atlantic Safe De-
rosit company the district attorneys
Office today made material Roadway
in It's Investigation OF The conspiracy
through which the Trust Company of
America was robbed of bonds agGfe-
eating in valuation more than half
million dollars It was reported that
the papers in question included con-
siderable eorresp nndenoe but moth
ing definite in regard to them could
be officially learned Both Oliver Fl,
Bennett and " o. Douglass. who are
in custody, were questioned at
length. Following the talks with
the prisoner a strong box was
brought to the district attorneys Of
fee from the Atlantic Safe Deposit
company
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

Frank Welshons saloon on Ault-
man street, near Third. was broken
into by a burglar some time early
Wednesday morning and two slot
machines in the saloon were broken
open and the contents stolen, and the
cash register was also broken open
ana the small change distracted
The saloon was closed for the
night at about go o'clock yester-
day morning. The doors were all
aarefully locked, and the window
sastened securely When the saloon
was opened for business shortly be
.ore O'Clock, it was found that a
burglar had broken a paAA OF glass
at the rear Of the saloon. and had
raised the window and entered tEe
pace
The paddock on one Of the coin
slot machines had been wrenched off
and the back panel had been split OFF
from the larger machine. Judging
~ Vue average recSlpls Vi THESE HAd-
chimes about $25 IN five-cent pieces
was stolen
The burglar secured less then s.
from the cash register rom which
All the days receipts had been taken
npon closing the saloon
A box of CIGARS and some bottled
liquor were also stolen, and the place
was thoroughly raneacked for Other
Valuabies