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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16

Military service in Foreign Nations,
by Mrs. Helen Clark, who viii appear
in Holland costume.
solo .----........... Miss DOllie Geib
Recitatlon, Mr.. Stevens of East Chicago
Piano duet. Misses Champaign, Hansen
Vocal solO.-....... Mrs. Nellie Clark
recitation -......... Miss Beulah Dock
AUD Lang Syne. Audience
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-A girl IS to 20 for office
work, must speak Polish, apply Har-
ward Dentists, 1891 Erie avenue. Heg-
ewisch.-2-16. It.
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FOR SALE-Store property in the heart
OF Hammond; an exceptional bar
gain, price, $500; nothing to equal
1t for location and price. r. L. MIL
LER, Hammond building, Hammond,
1nd.-12-2-tf.
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FOR SALE-Two small tracts adjoin-
Ing the city limits of Hammond.
price $3.50 and $500 per acre; defy. com
petition in price and location; for par
ticulars see me. r. L. MILLER. Ham
mond building. Hammond, Ind.-12-2tf
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Pay
County Taxes

Lake County Savings a. Trust 70
% State st.
Omen evenings except Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16

WANTED-Carrier for West Hammond
Route. Apply Lake County Times.
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THE CITY


P. j. Boyle Of Chicago was in Ham
mond on business today.
e. NJ. Forest of East Chicago spent
TINS afternoon with Hammond friends.
Lester Laid of the land agency is
in HamOnd on business this afternoon.
Martin Finneran village clerk of
/ West Hammond went to Chicago today.
Tony Baker is on the sick list today
with the grip
II. NJ Feeley of Hiusdale. Ill.,. was
a Hammond business visitor last night.
William Davidson Of Lafayette spent
today with Hammond friends.
Frank Dwyer of Chicago is in Ham
mond on business this afternoon
P. D. Beach Of Akron, o. will spend
Sunday with Hammond friends
E. L. Chores of indianapolis is a
business visitor in Hammond today.
F. w. Walls of Chicago spent today
with friends in Hammond.
\. L. sumerhirst of Chicago is in
Hammond on business this afternoon.
II. A. White of Chicago will be the
guest of Hammond friends over sun
day.
10 E nm
will spend tomorrow with friends in
Hammond.
]. L. Mclaughlin of Aurora III, was
in Hammond today on his way to La
fayette to spend Sunday.
William Evers, who is on the sick
list with the humps. is reported bet
ter this afternoon.
"Chewey-' Wilson and Fred Crum-
packer Will be the guests of Chicago
friends tonight
w. J. McAleer returned today from
indianapolis, where he has been on
business
Gordon Baher of the Chicago uni
versity will be the guest of tfriends in
Hammond this evening.
H c. Leach will leave tonight for
Danville, Ind, where he will spend
Sunday with friends.
Arthur II. Craig of Evansville. Ind.
was alb usiness visitor in Hammond this
afternoon.
Otto Reyhu of Cincinnati. O.. will be
the guest of Hammond friends tomor-
row.
DR.. J. T. Clark will leave today for
Bourbonnes, Iaa., where he will be the
guest of friends over Sunday.
Attorney Otto J. Bruce Ct Crown
Point, transacted legal business in
Hammond today.
Joe Martin was in Hammond this
morning on his way to Gary from
Lowell, where he spent last evening.
W. s. Tooney of Kokomo IND. was
the guest of Hammond friends last
night.
W. S. TOOney of KCkomo. Ind. was
the guest of Hammond friends last
night.
F. n. Hickok local agent Of the Wa
bash road will leave tonight for Man
chester, Ohio, where he will spend
Sunday with friends
Joe ConrOy went to Hobart yester-
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs. b.
w. startton who was buried yester-
day afternoon.
Cas-. N. Francis of Indiana Harbor
was in Hammond today on his way to |
indianapolis, where he will spend sun
day with friends and relatives.
The County Tax List is in the hands |
of Blackburn * UIirich. room 3. Tanner
block, where You can pay your county
taxes, thereby saving a trip TO Crown
POint.-2-16-Iyyk.
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Daniel Lynch. expostmaster of 10.
well, Ind, was in Hammond today On
his way to Chicago, where he will
spend today with friends
Clyde King, representing the Sou
venior Publishing company Of Lowell.
Ind, was in Hammond this morning on
his way TO South Chicago where he
gees on business
c. sturm of Sherwood. Ind, was
in Hammond last night visiting his son
Paul Sturm, formerly manager of the
local Western Union office, now work
ing in the Chicago office.
Lowell, Ind-aoitaoin attn natu natu n
Mrs. Jennie Hanchete Hume OF Chi
cago. teacher of piano and voice. will
be in Hammond on Tuesdays to give
instructions. All who wish to take ad-
vantage of the opportunity of re-
ceiving the best instruction at q re-
sonable rate are invited to call at her
studio, No. so Rimbach avenue, near
Court house.-2-16-2t.
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very entertaining program has been
arranged for the joint reception of the
W. r. c. and G. A r.. to be held this
evening in Memorial hall All visiting
sisters and comrades are invited and
an enjoyable evening is promised At
ter the program luncheon will be
served. The program for the evening
is:
Prayer ..............R Rev. F. NJ Elliott
! america ........ Audience
Patriotism to the Younger Genera
ton ...............D DR.. NJ. L. jackson
Piano duet. Misses Hansen, Champaign
Recitation Miss Beulah Dock
selection .............. Mrs. Ida jones
Vocal solo ............ Miss DOllie Geib
Drum Corps March Georgia Brewer
Recitation. Miss Made McIntxra
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The County Tax List is in the hands
of Blackburn * UIirieh, room 3, Taper
block, where yOu can pay your county
taxes, thereby saving a trip to Crown
POint.-2-I6-Iyyk
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Cas-. NJ. Francis Of Indiana Harbor.
was in Hammond today on his way to
indianapolis, where he will spend sun
day with friends and relatives.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08
school house auditorium.
Motion to adjourn, carried.
Samuel BlackfOrd,
Secretary.
Hard Debt to Pay

"Iowe a debt OF gratitude that can
never be paid off, writes G, >. Clark
Of Westfield, Iowa, ''for my rescue
from death by DR.. Kings New DIS
covery. Both lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed imminent
when ! commenced taking New DIS
covery. The ominous dry, hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
nsed, and two more bottles made a
complete cure" Nothing has ever
eonaled New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung COM
plants. 5Cc and 81. Guaranteed oS
all druggists. Trial bottle free
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Welsh, La, NOV. ., 1901


Hall Of Council Chamber.
Council called to order IN regular
session by the Hon, Mayor u E'
Carr. ,r..oo,
Members of the Board of Trustees
,rosant. A. T. Jones, E. H. Bollng'
~ naute, e. c. Willard and F. d.
Calkins. .... nood
corrected and approved. -.
Matter of bills taken up anu "i'
posed of: n
Morse Hardware Co....".''''@ = ~ ~
~ r. Cox, two months salary wv "
las. Ketch, street work. ....''' zo'"'
Roucber, one and one-hah "a
months salary as janitor'''' WV % "
Ertelowe Goodeau street work TO- ., -
Taught Lumber Co....'''''''' 49, . &.
G, E, Carr, money paid OUT 90 . >,
! NJ r Earlow, street work. -'''
+, welsh Printing Co., printing ~
and stationery........'''''''
= D, calkins, premium on in on .
surance .....'''
Moved that all bills 0 K'd BY Fl +,
ID nance Committee be allowed an
. ordered paid.
o, rho snecial meeting of October 2
1907. was corrected to read 'h1' d
lead v, H. dozen :
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08

Messrs. l.. Z. Robinson' 0eo'
Lawson, A. T. Jones, and Rev. }.
A. Carruth went to Lake Charles
Tuesday to appear before the grand
jury in behalf of the petition :, ask
l mo for an election on the liquor
question, which was again present
ed before that body.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08
Letter to JOS. Villien'
Welsh, La.

Dear Sir: Josh Billings never saio
ANYTHING truer than this: SUCCESSES
duz not konsist ov never maxim oluno
ers, but in not maxim the same "uA
twist. Tod
Mr. Watkins of Lott, Texas haa
his house painted some years ago. anu
it took - gallons of what he pelieVeo
to be paint; he bought it for paint
and it booked like paint, the pain'0l
said it was paint. .,
saua has had it painted again; 1t toof
7 gallons Devoe. ao-
It cost s65 before; now S3o'
ue knows it is painted now, an'
he, % cot that $50 in a safe place. he
, pot his knowledge in safe place 'o'
Yours truly.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08

Messrs. E. A. and H. N. klock
of the Illinois plant, were transact
business in Welsh Monday and
Tuesday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08
Attention, Ladies!

Do you want The latest styles IN
Hats? We have just what you neea
and the prices the lowest, also a beau
tiful line ofDress Goods, Goats, SklrlS'
Shoes. Belts, Bags, in fact, everything
TO suit YOU. Call for Butterlck FaT
farms Kimball-Turner Co.
70 Jennings, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08

Constipation, indigestion 0TI7V
away appetite and make you weak
and sick. Hollister's Rocky Mount
ain Tea restores the appetite, drives
away the disease, builds up the
system 30 cents tea or tablets.
Cooper Drug Co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08
Rice Bran at Jones Bros

Rice Bran at Jones Bros
Chas. Jeter went to Lake Charles
SATURDAY.
Russian IRON stove pipe at the
Welsh Tin Shop.
Mrs.A. C. Shipman went to 1en-
ning8 Tuesday.
S. 0. Scoggings went to HouSl0N
Thursday morning.
E, M. Clark was a business visit
or in Lake Charles Tuesday.
W. B. Gabbert was a business
visitor in Roanoke Saturday.
New line of fancy post card albums
at the Journal Book Store
For sALE:-One good milk COW
Inquire at the Journal office.
L. E. Robinson went to Ne'
Orleans Thursday morning
cboO Corr was transaCting bus
ness in the parish seat Tuesday
0 Fulton was transcting bu
lness in Lake Charles Thursday
il ByerIy was transacting bu
mess in Lake Charles Thursday.
VIZ. McAffry and family we
visitors in Lake Charles ThurSda
A goodly delegation took in t
circus at Lake Charles Thursda
[. Surge of Lew Orleans, "
tansacting business here Monc'
Mrs Virgie Green was called
Lake Charles on business, Frld
For SALE One good mule, en-
iftaken soon. Inquire of NJ. b. '
Ness.
Miss Gladys Head was
guest of friends in Jennings oa'
day.
A. c. Morgan was business
itor to the parish seat Tues
morning.
Come and see Jake
the only brick store
town.
LosT:-A fine fountain
This would not have happeneU
had been secured by one OF
f,,,5 non holders on saie q.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08

TAKEN Up:-Two hogs, one SOW
bio frame but in poor order, has
boofs like mule or horse, black and
white spotted, One boar, all black
but tip of nose, which is white Ias
very large, weight about 4OC
pounds; fat. No marks on either Ne
Taken up eight days ago, SIX miles
southeast of Welsh on Bayou Chene
Dupreon Mallett.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08
Rice Bran at Jones Bros.

Messrs. E. A. and H. NJ. hlock s.
of the Illinois plant, were transact d
business in Welsh Monday and /
Tuesday. !
Leave orders for rice
bran at Jones Bros.
R. B. Comstock of New Orleans
was a guest at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Gabbert Sunday
and Monday.
Thanksgiving Supper
For benefit of Uniform Rank ~ w.
10, w. at Welsh Camp, l76, Nov
%, 1907.
Miss Clara Craig returned to hef
home in Jennings Saturday morn
! inc after a short visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. P. W. Daniels.
The Congregational people have
> built a neat little balcony onto the
front OF their church, which Will Oe
both useful and ornamental.
e Mrs, Paul Billion and children
left for St. James Parish Sunday
IL morning in responce to a TELEGRAM"
n calling for them to come at once
Sam Cashier of Sulphur, was
re visitor in our city Wednesday. tie
As saws his firm is going to begin one
Of the largest sales of the season
!" Nov. II.
Miss Termier of GRANVILLE, Tenn
arrived here Monday and will haV
OK charge Of the Adventist schoo
me which she opened on Nedne'o"
w. morning.
to Mr. and Mrs Booze and the
isit Aunt Miss Harris Of Linchb0'
on. VIRGINIA. went to Houston, we
Itch nesdav evening to spend a ie'
lere days at the carnival.
ing Harry Deutschner, the acco'
modating representative Of J'
all Levy and Bros, of New OrIe0I
ach- was booking orders for ChrlS'n
Sat- goods in Welsh Monday.
For RENr-A Creole cots
the with barn. pasture and garden pI
zaar VIII rent partly turnisned' or n
,nce- to suit. For further informal
inquire at the Journal Office
.orial Mrs. Chos. Martin and Ii
was daughter, of Lake Charles v
niags guests OF TRENDS III " e'S" '"0
ter part of the week. Ihey
turned home accompanied by
~ Martin, Saturday.
II city Since you are Receiving
handsome postcards you Will
=, ~ tainly want an album to keep
Z" ~ in There is . fine selection OF
n',a at the Journal Book Store RAJ
from 25c to $3.50
Mrs. E. NJ. Gallup returned
u q few urday from the north, where
u ~" had been visiting for the past
>''s !" weeks. While away she visit
Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska.
reports a splendid trip.
aturday , Lam make
'''"' money on your rice? Try m
Philip Mile
ned to 5o7 Board Of Trade Bldg. Ne
pending leans, La
daugh-
For Ache or Pain
For Sprain or Bruise,
- .,.ao RoYALINE OIL
SoSaiine Is the thing to USE 49,;
) Itching Try it aud YOU will use noun
nts. For that's the way they all do.
md Cres- SO cents. For sale by Coope
Co., and Crescent Drug Store
inchburg 7 amt feeling right to-day,
Roanoke Something wrong l must
ne winter Come to think OF 1t thaC /
}. forgot my Rocky Noun
o,ona last night.
VI '0" Cooper Drl
farmers
Cl,ou, IF ID
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08

visitor Sunday.
Mrs. |. ]. Miles of Fenton was o.
shopping here Wednesday. b
F. D. Calkins went to Lake I
Charles Wednesday morning on
business. :
Come and see Jake in
the only brick store in
town.
Mesdames Meeks and Sheerer OF 1
Jennings, we're in Welsh between
trains Saturday.
Mrs. H. A. Davidson and daugh-
ter Shirley, were shopping in Jen-
nings Saturday.
Mesdmnes H. C. and Frank
Butler we're shopping in Lake
Charles Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr and
sons took in the circus at Lake
Charles Thursday.
Charles Stewart and daughter
Nellie went to the show at Lake
Charles Thursday.
; Mrs. R. E. Medus returned from
Lake Charles, where she has beon
\ visiting her sister.
\ H. Whitman representing the
> Collier Publishing Company was
here Wednesday.
Ed Martin of the firm of Martin
Bros. & Co., of this city, spent Fri
- day in Lake Charles.
Falanese Langley lost a tin DO:
of receipts. Anyone finding sam
please leave it at the Journal Ot1c'
Mrs. Charles Kennedy went t
4, Jennings Saturday for a short WIS
= with her sister, Mrs. Harry Eatol
Misses Ethyl and Ruth "eI'
uo,,stor Tuesday, whe
tbov will snend a few days visitiI
--- friends.
INA" Tho Walsh city teachers were
! ~ ~ tba REGULAR teac
) orc, ooo+ino held in Jennings S;
! nrdav
4 ! r,, ,a;os, Auxiliary of
] p. ,l,s 5h,1rcb will give a baz;
Ill J Doaor,hor "a Further annOun
ment later.
! =. ,,,o u Cooner. senate
ao,d;doto for the 18th district,
~ Ioo1,;no after his fences in Jenni
,.os Saturday.
w. v.,4o, pr;ost Of New OrIe
larles ,,,osont;rr the Gulf Refining
d. +ro citing business in our
the wTa1mosJov
" 4,ol
Parties desiring saws li'e'
D Jen- 4oros r,,t nm and polished, sh
S'o''o P ~ n W M;nvard at Ed D,
,ns,on Tin Shop
Jus f''' III ''''0 u,,,,. won't 70 Vo,
,,;s;+ MIS-, a., avan;na to spend
w., ,,;,;+;nc friends and taxi
.,,;nos, t the carnival.
''''l'~ .s;s+ort nri
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08
9 A Fa;rchild of Vinton, candid

sentative, was looking after con- g
d;t;oos in this end of the parish @
He and Mr.. Shaw OF DE- q
Ridder, left for Jennings on NO. o. ~
Lodge emblems are used IN Var'- x
Gus ways, as pins, charms, bangles x
etc., but the latest use to when x
thew have been put is to adorn the X
barrel of fountain pens. Call ana X
aee them at the Journal Book Store Y
It is deliciously palatable, agrees Z
with the weakest stomach, contains z
the most soothing, healing, strength z
ening and curative elements. Makes Z
YOU we'll and happy. HOLSTERS Z
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c tea or Z
tablets, Cooper Drug Co. Z
Teddy had hard time to hnd a {
hear in Louisiana, but we will nave {
as fine a line of Teddy Bears AT the {
Journal Book Store within Jew =
DAVIS, as can be found in the state. I
When hunting bears let Us be I
your guide.
von;o+v is said TO be the spice OF
life, The largest variety Of feed to
be found in the city is at the GLOBE
q Warehouse. 1t includes nutrlllhe'
e corn chops, corn, oats, wheat bran
e and rice bran. Get my prices be-
n fore buying your fall supply
A R. ArCeneauX.
l., The latest member of the PhlLa-
We thea class appeaed on the scene last
OIL Saturday, and has taken up her
ny home with Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Day
As q result Sllas is wearing the eN-
cir pansive smile, and proudly refers
49, P''"'' ,,,a ,.d,, os .nv daugh-
~ ~ 10 VIC S'""s
~ VEL 8
!" Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Du'''' VI
Central City, MIchls'n' arrived - -
IN Welsh the latter part Oh I's' "een
.I -. Loro Iurinu thC
los. and will remain mere uuiII'S .'N
~, "'.N' ~ put1or will assist his
mas father II. {. Butler mah"sei u w.,
Central City Oh Company i" ''''
age work in the held thl' "'''''I'
Not, Consultation, Indigestion, drlv
not, away appetite and make you veal
ton and sick. HoIlister's Rocky Noun'
ain Tea restores the appetite DRIVE
little away the disease '"''"4 .,hI p
we're system, % 'e''I C. w." w. n,na Co.
lat .
re- Paul Billion accompanied W. i
Ed brother Just, of Jeonere''e 10 "" :,
Lake Wednesday night Wner' % !
such has secured aposltlon III one o'
GER drug stores. They Fet"I"e"
them Welsh Thursday morning, w."
.,, Just spent the day gree'lhS
them friends.
'nSl"S nossrs L. E. Robinson, G
: ,.an 4 r tones, and Rev.
Sat "a, , C w. ,r',tb went to Lake Cha
e she Tuesday 70 appear before the or
seven ;,, u, in behalf of the petition
ted in ; ;nr for an election on the lie
. She ll,s ,a .ti ~" which was again pres
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08

Paul Billion accompanied his
brother Just, Of Jeonerette to West
Lake Wednesday night, where Just
has secured aposition in one OF the
drug stores. They returned to
Welsh Thursday morning, where
Just spent the day greeting oIo
friends.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
WiIkins-CruhI,.

In st. Johns p. +. Church last even
ing Miss Margaret Taylor Grubb
daughter Of MT and Mrs Nicholas A.
Grubb. was married to Walter Scott
wilkins by the Rev. DR.. George c.
HALL
The bride entered the church with
her father n. A. Grubb. who gave her
in marriage. w. X. Bradford, played
the march from Lohengrin. During
the ceremony 20 Promise Me" was
played softly.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. c. W. X. Bradford. as matron Of
honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Jane Wood. Miss Ada Comegys. Miss
Gertrude Ennis and Miss Mary ARM
strong. Little Margery Bradford. a
niece OF the bride. was flower girl. The
grooms attendant was his brother,
Grant wilkins, and the ushers were
Richard Clash. Cleland Howell Leroy
Mccall and Walter Doughten.
The bride wore a costume Of white
silk chiffon, with veil caught with for
get-me-nots, and carried a shower
bouquet Of white bride roses. Mrs
Bradfords, the matron of honor. gown
was pale pink silk, and she carried
a bouquet Of pink China astors. The
bridesmaids frocks were OF white or
CANDY. with lace trimmings, and each
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
chureh PeopIe il social MsstIna.

The Ushers' Union c. Second NJ. p.
Church met at the homo Of the Rev.
James II. Massey, of No. 1912 oak
street, on Monday evening. After the
transaction of business the time was
spent in games and music. Mrs. Mas
sey entertained her guests with sew
eral instrumental selections. Among
those present were the Rev and Mrs.
James +. Massey, Mr. and Mrs A.
Wikesell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Laron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Crawford, Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Mcbride. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sapp, Misses Grace Wikesell.
Nellie Russell, Annie Croft, Jennie
Croft, Gertrude Croft Jennie Essick,
Cora irwin, Sallie Ryan, Mary Hill
yard Agnes Scott, Walter Sandersen,
George Sanderson. Harry EssiclSs, John
Gruner, Melvin Wright, William H.
Wfkesell
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
WASP MAY RETURN
FOR RECRUITS

The United States gunboat Wasp,
now anchored in the Delaware oppo-
site New Castle. was yesterday taken
in charge by Lieutenant J. Atkinson
Campbell, Jr., succeeding Captain Gro
CHAN, who was transferred to the
Brooklyn navy yard. The enlistment
from Wilmington has been far larger
than that Of any other city, and the
Wasp may return here for further en-
listments. Many Of the recruits at
New Castle were young men who lived
in Wilmington.
Lieutenant Campbell has been ex-
tensive service with the navy. Yes
terday afternoon Mayor Evan G. Boyd,
of New Castle, gave the lieutenant and
the other officers of the Wasp a re-
'ception at New Castle, and IN the even
ing Lieutenant Campbell entertained
Mayor Boyd and a number of friends
on the gunboat. The officers will prob
ably be entertained on their return to
this city.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
THE BATTLEsH1p DELAWARE.

IT HE battleship Delaware and subsequent war
4 vessels Of her type, will be the most
powerful men-of-war in the world A writer in
Golfers Weekly says:
in naval process the United States has trav-
eled long road since 1893, when England, Ger
many and France already had the necleus and the
machine of modern navy, and we had all 10
learn. Unlike Japan the other power which has
risen quickly we did not buy our ships abroad.
In 1893 we laid down the Indiana. She was the
first work and the Delaware type is the latest.
Her speed was fifteen and fve-tenth knots against
the Delaware's twenty-one; her tonnage of Io,26S
against the Delaware's 2Iooo She had coll
lective muzzle energy OF $4,000 foot-tons against
the Delaware's 100000 She had four IS-inch
guns against Delawares ten I2-inch guns
"Ten Delawares could probably whip the
navies of the world if they could get them in ten
ship lots, with time to repair the wounds between
rounds Battle tactics, preparedness, generalship,
location and the mighty human factor all count.
Our railroads, our city governments our corpo-
rate industries are tested every day. The navy
is tested only in time OF war. Preparation we
must leave to experts, trusting to the inherent
efficiency of American character and the nerve
and precision Of the man behind the gum
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

carried a bouquet of white astors, with
sprays of the same ornamenting their
hair The flower girls dress was a
dainty white organdy creation. A hat
basket filled with white astors and
maiden-hair fern completed her out
fit. After the ceremony the organist
played Mendelssohn's wedding march
as the recessional.
A reception was given at the home
of the bride-groom's parents, No. 227
West Fourteenth street following the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins went
South on their wedding trip. After
they return they will be at home at
No. 227 West Fourteenth street
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
INSTALLED "KIRELESS"
ON GUNBOAT Wasp

Permission granted to Max Schnei-
der. electrician on the United States
gunboat Wasp, may prove profitable.
Schneider is now experimenting with
wireless apparatus that will probably
be presented TO the government for
consideration after It has been per-
fected. The Wasp was not equipped
with the wireless originally. but on
learning that Schneider had knowledge
of the system, the government permit
ted him TO place an outfit ON the Wasp
and make his tests