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TOURIST STRUCK BIZ Carlos Angeles,
Feb. ia. H. Reed, a tourist from Kansas
City, who Is spending the winter at santa Ana.
was struck By Pacific Electric at Watts
Junction yesterday and probably fatally injured
He is now in the California Hospital. suffering
from broken scapula, injury TO the spinal
column and concussiOn OF the brain.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
! s.vsIANDLoRD ROBBED HIM

OAKLAND, Feb. I6.-Gustave Schro-
der Of Orovflle reported to the police
that he had been robbed of s6s in the
Newlsnd House last night, and alleges
that Lucien Codo proprietor Of the
house, took his money. Codo denies
the charge and declares that he never
saw Schroeder until the latter came to
the house with q police officer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
sUFFocATED BY SMOKE
Two Men Meet Death in Fire In the
Broadhead Mine in Colorado

Rogers and Joseph Costeline. miners.
were suffOcated to death by smoke
and gas from a fire which broke out
today in the Broadhead mine Of the
Las Animas Coal Company, near
Aguilar. Two hundred other miners
escaped through old shafts and open
ings- The fre threatened to destroy
the mine. but was finally sxtinguished.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
YoLo COUNTY SUES BRIDE
Claims She Obtained 5000 Illegally
For Transcribing Testimony

IOI IIdISNIIUIIIS ICSCInOHy
MARTINEZ, Feb. ia unique suit
was brought in the Superior Court of
Yolo County yesterday, when the county
became plaintiff in an action to recover
from former Court Reporter Halle
Williams-Joyce the sum of 1909, al
legged to have been falsely and fraud
ulently collected from the county
treasury for the transcribing of testi-
mony taken in the famous Dean Nc
Grew case in June, 1906. Twenty per
cent damages and costs also are asked.
Miss Halle Williams was married a
few months ago, and severed her con-
nection with the court of Yolo. The
contention of the county is that her
claim was illegal, inasmuch as she was
never authorized to transcribe the
testimony by the court or County Clerk,
although the Board of Supervisors ap-
proved the claim.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
IMPROVE HARBoR srTE

OAKLAND, Feb. 16.-Extensive lum-
Der yards, covering several acres at
Sessions basin, will be established by
the Greater Oakland Company, which
has been incorporated with a capital
stock of $250,000. The incorporators
are James A. Smile, James P. Taylor,
George Roeth, Max Koenig, w. H.
Davis, H. A. Cohen and E. j. Overend.
R ]. Browne will be general manager.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
COURT GRANTS ALrMoNY

OAKLAND, Feb. 16.-Mrs. Nettie
Clough was today awarded s25 month
temporary alimony pending the trial
of her divorce suit against F. R.
Clough. The plaintiff alleges that her
husband called her the meanest, or
nerist, peskiest creature he had ever
met" The couple were married in 1879
in Amador county. Lucy Brown was
granted an interlocutory decree of di-
vorce from Roscoe Brown on the
ground of desertion
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
GIRL SAID TO BE INSANE

OAKLAND, Feb. 16.-Mabel Wallace,
19 years of age, was arrested at the
Fourteenth-street railroad station last
night on suspicion of being insane. She
had been frequenting the place for sew
eral days. She said that she was en-
ployed at the home Of H. Grant, 2407
Webb avenue, Alameda Inquiry proved
that she had been employed there but
one day having been known under the
name of May Clark.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
WEALTHY WOMAN VERY ILL

OAKLAND, Feb. 16.-Mrs. Jeremiah
Clark, formerly a wealthy pioneer resi-
dent of San Francisco, is seriously i'll
at East Bay Sanatorium from heart
trouble. At the time of the fire, in
which Mrs. Clark lost heavily, she was
In Europe On her returning to Cali
fornia she took apartments at the
Berkeley Inn, whence she was taken to
the hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
coxEy ISLAND RESORT PLANNED

MARTINEZ Feb. ia ninety-acre
tract adjoining the brick works at An
tioch has been acquired by the Santa
Fe Company for a pleasure resort to be
conducted on the Coney Island plan. A
hotel. chutes, scenic railway and vari-
Gus other sources Of amusement =tll be
constructed. It is said that the pre-
liminary work viii be commenced at
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

STUDENT FATALLY HURT-Upper Alton.
III. Feb. 16-During a students scrimmage for
possession OF a fruit cake in the dOrmitOry OF
Shurtlen College last night Roy Fishliegh OF
Chicago, 1S years old. lost bis balance and fell
backwards from stairway landing on his head.
Little hope is entertained for his recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
aFRU1TvALE FOR ANNEXATION
Incorporation Plan Beaten at Polls
bv q Decisive Vote

OAKLAND. Feb. 1e.=Incorporation
was beaten at Fruitvale today by a
decisive vote. The election returns IN
four out Of the six precincts showed
5s5 against and 1876 for Incorporation
This means a complete defeat for the
project OF establishing a separate town
government. II also is q marked in
dication that the annexation plan is
favored IN that section. Mayor Mott
lent q hand in furthering the annexa-
fion plan and made several strong
speeches IN the district
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
yETERANs WILL CELEBRATE

OAKLAND, Feb. 16.-Lyon and Porter
posts, Grand Army of the Republic, will
hold joint celebration Tuesday even
ing at Foresters' Hall, Thirteenth and
Clay streets. OF Washington and Lin
coin birthday anniversaries. The pro-
gramme is in charge of joint commit
tee of the two posts
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
PIONEER WOMAN PASSES AWAY

MARTINEZ, Feb. 16.--Mrs. Adeline
Bell Ruddock, aged more than 90 years
and a pioneer of Yolo County, passed
away Thursday afternoon at the home
of her daughter in Woodland The flu
neral was held today and was largely
attended Mrs Ruddock came to Cali
fornia in 1852, later marrying Dr. Cal
win Ruddock.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
FIRE AT COUNTY HOSPITAL

SAN LEANDRO, Feb. 1s.-Sparks
from a chimney falling on the roof of
the. main building of the County Hos
pital caused a blaze which the prompt
action of the attendants prevented from
spreading. The fire burned through
the roof. superintendent Clark reports
the damage nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
VISITORS THANK wHEELER

BERKELEY, Feb. 16.-President Ben
jamin Ide Wheeler has received from
Louis w. Pratt, secretary of the Ia
coma Chamber of Commerce, members
of which recently visited the university,
letter OF thanks for courtesies ex-
tended.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
IA Successful Years
DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT

OF optical practice, devoted exclusively
to examining and correcting the most
complicated cases of
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

BOGUS CHECK PASSED Oakland. Feb. 1e.-
o. G. Bytler proprietor Of the Globe Hotel told
the police today that he had rented a room to
two young men, who on leaving, gave him
check for So. so in payment. Bytler found that
the check was worthless.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

The production of copper in the
United States in 1905 exceeded 901, ,0OO,-
900 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

MayerIe's Eyewater, the greatest eye
remedy in the world, 50e; by mail, 65c.
Mayerle's Antiseptie Eye Glass Wfpers,
to be used when glasses blur, tire or
strain the eye, for 25c. GEORGE
MAYERLEs 1115 Golden Gate ave-. be-
tween Buchanan and Webster. Phone
West 1886. CUT THIS OUT.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

HeSt and Strengthen the Eyes ana
Preserve the Sight.
No glasses leave George Mayerle's
Optical Institute unless absolutely
correct. New and Exclusive Methods.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
City and County Of San Francisco. Mr..
GEORGE MAYERLE, Dear Sir: The last pair
OF eyeglasses you made for me were broken last
week. I therefore herewith desire 70 order an
other pair. I wish also to state that more
than satisfied with the glasses" you have made
for me within the last 10 years. Please duplicats
those just destroyed, as they have given great
satisfaction. Yours respectfully,
SIG SIMON.
Chief Bookkeeper. sherif's Ofnce. San Fran
cisco. Cal
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERY MEET
Many Important Matters Up at FRU
Session ut StnUutOn.

Special 30 The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va. oct. 9.-Lexington Pres
bytery convened in regular fan session
yesterday az Cooks Creek Church. This
presbytery embraces e churches, with 81
ministers and a membership Of 10,S71 COM
municants. being the largest in the
Southern Church.
Rev c. R. Stribling. Of Augusta
County, preached the opening sermon, af-
ter which the presbytery elected officers
as follows: Rev. J. L. Lineweaver, Of
Pickens, W. Va, moderator; Rev. ". c.
White Of Warm Springs. State clerk;
Revs. George L. Brown, jr., Of Shem-
erich, and F. A. King, Of Monterey, as
sistant clerks.
Several matters of special moment viii
be settled at this session. It has been
recommended that Davis and EIkIns Col
lege be hereafter conducted under the
joint control Of the Lexington Presbytery
and the Synod Of West Virginia. of the
Northern church This viii be fully dis
cussed and will probably be fav0rably
acted upon.
For some time the question Of dividing
the presbytery has also been a leading
issue. This also viii receive attention. II
is understood that the committee Will re-
port a tentative plan for such a division.
The presbytery viii be In session until
Friday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
PRACTICAL JOKER IS shot
Fatally Wounded While Trying to
Scare Family of Neighbor.
His Friend Sends Charge of Buck
shot Into Darkness Hitting Man
He Supposed Was Burglar.
srsciaI to Tho Washlngton Hrrald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. Oct 9.-Whne trying
10 have fun at the expense ef his neigh
bor and friend Harry Butler. a resident
of the village Of Tomstown, not far from
Pen Mar. was wounded by Walter Rock
with a shotgun loaded with buckshot and
will probably die.
Buffers wife was spending the evening
at the Rock Home and Butler called for
her Instead of making his presence
known in the usual way, he Is said to
have done various things TO cause the oc-
cupants to believe that some person was
trying to break into the house
When Mrs Rock, who was In the par
Tor with Mrs. Butler, called and received
no response from the outside. she sum
moned her husband and informed him
that some one was trying TO get into the
house.
Grabbing up his gun. Rock went 10 the
window and, as the peculiar noise on the
outside continued. he hred One Of the
large shot struck Butler In the head, an
other entered the body through the shOul-
der, and q third passed through the upper
arm into the lungs.
Butler was taken TO the hospital at
Chambersburg whore he Is in a critical
condition, with no hope for his recovery.
Rock this afternoon gave himself up.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA.

Winchester, Oct. "A message from
Duon's Run. Hampshire County ". Va, an
uounces the death Of Mrs Reeves Whitlock wife Of
well-known farmer. Her husband and several sons
and daughters survive.
Winchester. Oct. Orchard NJ. Wiki
inson, a prominent resident Of Middletown this
county, died to-day Of paralysis aged eighty-seven
years He served in the Confederate army during
the civil war. wife, one son, and three daughters
survive.
Staunton. Oct Sd. Woodson Myers,
an inmate Of Western Hospital Jumped into the
asylum reservoir this afternoon. and was drowned
Myers was taking walk In the rear Of the asylum
and brcke away from his attendant. He was fifty
years old, and leaves a wife and family.
Fredericksburg, Oct. 9.-Hugh Doggett
Scott. a banker Of this city. and Miss Lola r.
Hanie, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs II. ". Haynie
were quietly married to-day at the home Of the
brides parents. Lively Lancaster County Rev. DT.
Wayland F. Dunaway performing the ceremony
They viii reside in this CITY.
Fredericksburg, Oct. Sex Mayor NJ G..
Willis niece Miss Annie Taylor Gordon, was mar
ned to Rev. Henry Gardner Lane Of Mathews
County. tonight at her Uncles home. Rev. j. NJ.
B. Gin, Of All Saints Church. Portsmouth. Off
ciated. The bride was attended by her sisters.
Misses Margaret and Jane Gordon. Thomas Lane,
brother Of the gTon, was best man. They viii
reside at Warsaw, Richmond County, where the
groom is stationed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
DEMANDS EQUALITY
FOR NEGRO PUPILS
CONTINUED FRON PAGE ONE.

send. r. r. Read. and J. A. Scott; first lieutenant
and battalion adiutaut r. $. Madden.
Second Battalion Business High School-Cap-
tains A. J. Kause and c. Gordon: first lieuteuants
J Duliu and A. c. WelCker: second lieutenants. C.
Howard and w. Heap; Second Battalion adiutaut
r. MalOney.
Eastern High Schooi-Names Of officers withheld
Western High School-Captain. WoTthington Camp
bell; first lieutenant. Reginald Collins; second Hel-
tenant. Henry HOlc0mb.
Third Battalion; Mckinley Manual Training
Sch0oi-Captains, II. 5. Benson. T. 5, Wise and
+. N. Webster; first leutenants. +. NJ Pelzmann.
H. N. Davis, and J. J. Talc0tt: second lieUtenauts
y. VI. McKeruon, W. c. Ballantyue. and H. Pitts;
Third Battalion sdjutant. r. 5. Kause.
For Night Schools.
The recommendation for night schools
the high school examining rules. and the
new school rules We're submitted and ap-
proved The school rules follow those Of
last year. and few changes have been
made.
Those made are not of great conse-
quence. save TO the superintendent and
the executive heads Of the system. \
vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Cox,
chairman. and the rules committee.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.

Annapolis Oct 9.-Mrs. Mary Mercer.
employed as h0usemaij by State Senator J. Charles
Liuthicn, at LiuthiC1m's Station, was struck by a
locomotive to-day, and dci about an hour later as
the result Of her injuries.
Cumberland. Oct. Sword reached here
to-day Of the death at Fl Paso. Tex. Of Robert
Pascce ST.. aged fifty. for many years chief engi-
neer Of the Consolidation Coal Company at Shaft
near Frostburg He belonged 70 the Masons and
Elks Of Fr0stburE.
Hagerstown, Oct 9-The Democratic
managers claim decided gain as the result Of reg
istuti0n in the county yesterday and particularly
in HagerstoUu The Republican managers are not
making an, definite claims but state that the reg
isuation Is satisfactory % them.
HageTst0wn, oct. 9-The coroner's jury
IN the case u Robert J. ". -Chead. who was killed
90 R1zbuu Monday evening. when his automobile
coiliGed with extra freight train the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad this evening decided that no
blame could be attached TO the railroad company
for the accident
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
WoOd-Heckmau.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd, Oct 9-At noon, Roscoe
Vinton Wood, son Of Mrs Virginia A.
Wood. Of BarnesviIle, was married to
Miss Jessie Hanna Hickman, Of Chicago,
at Fort Wayne, Ind, at the home of rela-
tives Of the bride. NIr Wood Is connected
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as
civil engineer. with headquarters in
Baltimore. Miss Hickman is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cameron Heck
man, OF Chicago, and a niece Of Mr. Sam
uel D, Hanna, of Fort Wayne. George
A. Bryant Of Cleveland, was best man.
and Miss Bessie Scott, of Chicago. brides
maid. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Henry B. Master. Of the First Pres
byterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
w. J. Bryan to Speak in Aid
of Hill Memorial.
DR.. L. M. BLACKBOARD INJURED
Two Corporations Hold Annual
Meetings and Elect Directors and
Omeers-Wife of Newman l.. DoId
Files suit for Absolute Divorce,
Asking Custody of Infant Child.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
(Ben Telephone e9.)

3S King Street
Alexandria. Va, Oct 9-At the invita-
ton of Rev. Charles d. Bulla, pastor Of
the Washington Street Methodist Epis-
coral Church South, William Jennings
Bryan will come to this city Friday even
ing, November %. and deliver his lecture
The Old World and It's Ways" In the
interest of the George r. Hill memorial,
in the young peoples building OF the
church. Mr.. Bryan will speak in the
Opera House. and it is expected that a
large audience Will assemble TO hear him.
Rev. Mr.. Bulla outlined tlie purposes Of
the Hill memorial TO Mr.. Bryan in Rich
mOnd last summer, and the latter mani
Tested a decided interest IN the enter
prise, He then gave his consent to de
liver his lecture In Alexandria this fall
After the meeting Mr.. Bryan viii be the
guest at a reception rendered him and
the patrons of the lecture in the Hill
memorial While In this city Mr. Bryan
VIII be the guest OF Rev. Mr.. Bulla, at
the NJ L. Church South parsonage, in
King street
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
VIRGINIANS WANT ROOSEVELT
Chairman Of Republicans says Re-
election VIII BE Demanded.

STCCial 10 The Washington Herald
Bristol, Va, oct 9.-"The Republicans
Of Virginia are almost solid for Roose-
Welt for third term" said c. Bascom
Slemp, chairman Of the G. o. p. orgaui-
zat.on in the Old Dominion. and son Of
Congressman c. Slemp.
In my opinion the people viii simply
rise Up and demand that the President
accept the nomination again and make
the race. He then cannot yield. There
is a tremendous sentiment !n his favor.
and especially in Virginia. 1 am sur
prised az the s0l!dity OF the Republicans
for him. The people are so determined
TO have Roosevelt that they have not
given the matter Of their choice. In the
event he absolutely refuses 10 become a
candidate"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
ACCUSED OF REFILLING.
Government Gets After SnIoOnzeep-
ers for RelOadinE whisky Bottles.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, oct. 9-The United
States government Is after Richmond
saIoonkeepers who make a practice Of
selling cheap brands Of whisky from bot
Ties which originally contained superior
grades of goods.
An agent of the Secret Service to-day
accused four Richmond barkeepers Of
palmjng of cheap whisky on customers.
As a result, the Federal grand jury.
now sitting, before whom the Secret
Service men appeared. indicted the saloon
men. The specific charge in the indict-
ment is "reflling bottles in bond without
removing the revenue stamp" The men
indicted are Charles d. Hutzler, Louis
Margauti. J. I. Ebenback, and Massimo
Massei
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
MISS MAY BELT A BRIDE.
Prince George County Girl and Rob-
ert Peach welded.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Hyattsville, Nd, Oct 9.-Miss May Belt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rufus
Belt, of Springfield, Prince George Coun-
ty, and Robert Wexford Peach, son Of
Dr. and Mrs. John Peach, Of Mitchells-
ville same county, were married at noon
to-day in Perkins Methodist Episcopal
Chapel, Springfield, by Rev NJ. F. Lowe,
pastor.
The ceremony was witnessed by a large
gathering CT friends and relatives, and
the church was prettily decorated with
cut flowers and pOtted plants of various
varieties
The bride was unattended. She was
dressed in a handsome suit Of olive green
broadcloth, with hat and gloves 70 match.
and carried a bouquet Of roses and lilies
Of the valley.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
Contest Cost $1,000.

According to the statements fled by
candidates with the secretary of the
testing for the Democratic nomination
for the State senate at the primary held
In this district September 10, was nearly
1890. r. Ewell Thornton, Of Fairfax
County, who received the nomination.
places the cost Of his candidacy at
S352gS Alexander j. Wedderburu, also
Of Fairfax. figures that he spent S27425
In his effort TO secure the nomination,
Senator Lewis NJ. Machen. of this city
who was defeated for reelection, esti-
mates his expenses at S6520.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
acknowledgements.
cal 70 The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Oct 9.-Wiuiam 0.
Leftwich and Miss Ida H Overacre. of
Burtons Creek. Campbell County. were
married yesterday afternoon at the par
sonage Of the College Hill Baptist Church.
the pastor, Rev. T. II. Athey, officiating.
The attendants were Miss Esther Left
wich, Miss Matte Overacre, and Miss
Roxana Z. Marsh
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
CANNOT GET TEACHERS.
school Inspector Of LynchburE Dis
trict Says Many Are Needed.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, oct 9-Prof. J. S.
Thomas, the school inspector in charge
of the Lynchburg circuit, which is com
posed Of twenty counties contiguous to
this city, is the authority for the state
ment that it is almost impossible TO
secure the teachers necessary for the con
duct OF many Of the schools in his cir
cult
The inspector says there are about fifty
schools in these counties that are in need
of teachers. men being wanted for ten
or fifteen schools.
The salaries have gone up by leaps and
bounds. and il is possible for good male
teachers to earn from 500 10 $50 a month
in the high schools in the country dis
tricts.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
strike BeIieved at End.
.cial 70 The Washington Herald.

special 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md, Oct 9.-The strike of
the Italian miners Of the New York Min
ing Company is believed to be at an end.
The serving Of a temporary injunction
this morning on the Italians. restraining
them from trespassing or interfering with
the men who desired to work caused ap-
parent capltulatiOn. About fifty of the
Italians went to work this morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
COrdFey-West.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Oct. "A pretty we'd
ding was solemnized last evening, when
Miss Virgie Virginia West became the
wife Of Cabell Ray Cordrey. Rev. A. II.
Clarke, pastor of the Bethesda Presby-
terian Church, performed the ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
WILL BEGIN CAMPAIGN.
Republicans VIII Fire First Gun in
Howard County Contest.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Oct 9-The first gun in
the county campaign viii be fired here
on Friday night.
The Republicans will open the cam
paIgn with a mass meeting at the Colonial
Theater, at which addresses will be made
by George r Gather, candidate for gov
ernor; James Il. Baker candidate for
comptroller. Hammond UTner, candidate
for attorney general, and Thomas ParTan.
candidate for clerk of the Court of Ap-
peals. The meeting VIII be presided over
by Mr. Randall, or. possibly, Postmaster
Washington q. Tuck
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
sTRANDING PROVES COSTLY,
Yet Rattle Ship Kentucky, Which
Went ON Mud Bank, Uniniured.


Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va. Oct 9.-Reports coming
from the Norfolk Navy Yard late this
afternoon. after partial examination has
been made Of the battle ship Kentucky
are 10 the effect that the vessel apparent
ly suffered little or no damage as the
result of stranding on the Lamberts Point
mud bank yesterday, but the stranding
was an expensive accident necessitating,
as il did. the discharge of ammunition
and the services of many powerful tugs
In getting the vessel ahoat
The boilers Of the vessel got a quantity
of mud in them, and the engines were
rendered useless, and the vessel had TO
be towed to the navy yard. The boilers
were not injured.
Admiral Berry. commander Of the navy
yard. viii at once order a court Of in
quiry to fix the responsibility for the ac-
cident.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
HUGHES AT JAMESTOWN FAIR.
Escorted by New York TrOOps-DeIa-
ware Has Her Day.

Escorted Dy new tOTk trOODH-Detu-
ware Has Her Day.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Oct. 9,-Gov. Hughes. Of
New York, accompanied by his staff and
others who are TO participate in the EN-
pire State celebration at the jamestown
Exposition tomorrow, arrived at the New
York State Building early to-day under
escort Of New York State troops from
the deep-water pier. where the governor
landed. The party was met by Presi-
dent Tucker and other exposition Off
cials. At the New York Building at s
O'Clock tonight u dinner WAS given 10
Gov. Hughes by the New York James
town commission. The governor will be
here until Saturday morning.
Under fair skies the Delaware State
Day celebration at the exposition was
held to-day There was a large attend
ance. including several hundred residents
and former residents Of Delaware.