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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30

10y vOtsS Wsets S0ONoSBsS 0v0t0bUHs
little star woven In at intervals.
Its square mesh gave it smartness.
but it was bit too open for good
taste, so soft mousseline lining was
supplied. Bands Of gray silk MESA
line finished the waist, and these In
turn were elaborated with soutache
to match.
Flet net tinted to match the gown
material is smarter than ever this
season, and 1t may meet individual
requirements better than white. In
this case money may be saved by buy
ing crumpled or otherwise shop.
worn remnant. since by means of dye
and fat-iron. 1t can be readily con-
verted into new material
The braiding may be done In mono
tone II desired; or 1t may be sewn on
in parallel lines in ombre effect, using
three different tints. These lines may
follow the lines OF the bands, or they
may be penciled upon them in Zig
Gags.
The following items entered into
the construction of the gray wolfe
gown:
-,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30
Best Diamond Mine.

The Premies is by far the largest
and most valuable individual diamond
mine ever found in South Africa. and
1t is probably not an exaggeration to
say that tbs one of the most valuable
mines of any kind ever discovered in
the world. 1t is estimated that when
its full plant is at work 1t will make
profit at the rate Of $9.648, 900 a year,
the life of the mine on this basis being
well over so years.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30

Once more the season is at hand
when things begin to happen that
cause a rise in the price of coal. In
this respect 1t stands in sharp con.
trast with the period for rises in the
price Of fee.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30
A Trust Case.

A Trust Case.
DO you refuse to answer on the
ground that you might incriminate
yourself?"
I'll leave that to the court. II /
told the truth I'd get year. The
whole truth would mean at least ten
years, and nothing but the truth
would be life, sure"
So they rated him as immune and
called a witness who knew nothing
of the case.-Judge
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30

The most majestic manner cannot
be maintained when its possessor II
obliged to sneexe.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30

A Chicago horticultural has pro.
duced cactus dahlia, thus reversing
Luther Bubank's feat of dethroning
a cactus. We may yet gather fies
of DISSATISFACTION Herald.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30
An Insinuation.

He always insists on kissing me
goodnight when he goes"
He never goes until after dark.
does her.-Houston Post.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-30

to find net two yards wide at 80 cents
per yard.
Certainly we will, aud gladly. That
Is the very object OF these articles.
As 1t happens. 1t wasn't a bargain"
at all. as bargains go. for 1t was
bought in a regular department store
and in the regular way. The buyer
visited the lace-curtain department
where she found nets largo Of mesh
and fine Of mesh, snowy white.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
BERT EYERSON vs..
WILD BILL CROUCH

The managers Of the X.wnm Aston and
DUPONT teams met last night and COM
pleted Arrangements for game between
these two clubs for tomorrow afternoon
at South Side Park
Both teams viii bt composed Of iohai
inen and the best independent game ef the
season will, no doubt, result Bert Ever
ao0. the ance fauapus star, whe has baen
a resident Of Wilmington ever since the
old A. A. days, will pitch for X -iFiluing-
ton. and TWild BilF Crouch. the big south
paw pride OF the duPout's win be opposed
70 him. AS the DUPONT boys are particular
" anSiQus TO trim their old rivals and
make good FOR their former defeats, the
game will be hotly contested from start
to finish. Both the former games between
these two clubs were red hot affairs. the
i5at being played in an hour and twelya
minutes and the second going fourteen
inninss. The gaBae viii be eanss NJ Bis
and big crowd VIII. no doubt, be on
hand to witness ihe coptesf,
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Pressnted With suit 90.

Ensign Charles Wiseman and wife
.of the salvation Army, who have been
married for nineteen months were sur
prised on Wednesday afternoon by their
friehds when they were presented with
a handsome suit case In honor of En-
sign Wisemnn's birthday The prasem-
tation speech was made by Captain
Mitchell Of the Salvation Army and was
responded to by Air. Wiseman The
gift was made in appreciation OF the
WORK that Mr. Wiseman has done In the
Army but came to him as an entire
surprise. After the presentation, which
took place in the Salvation Army hail
a supper was served. The gift was
from members and friends ana Of the
army
Mr.. Wiseman desires 10 express his
thanks 10 those who 50 kindly remem-
beFed him on this occasion.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
WILMINGTON LOST
BOTH THE GAMES
Altoona "Beauts' Take 4
DOub'e-HeadeF From the
Peaches in Last Contest
wrur

ALTOONA, Sept lB-Altoona won two
gaines from Wilmington yesterday. the
aecenr being drRg1su gqt 20 fourteen in-
ninss- The scores were 70 4 and to 1.
There was not much TO the first con-
,esb Altoona hitting jackson in .bnnqnef,
WhleWiggs was effective In an but one
inning Singles by Iousfr Schwartz, Dem
snHef and AHarq gaye Altoona two runs.
singles by Frambcs and Streasser and
WEES drive over the right field fence
pr9asht three more, Wigss thus wippips
ms game. A base on balls hil by pitch
en- an eiFor by Lee and single by john
son ana snlivan's double ghve Whining
ton three while singles by Grady and
NJ Lynch added tire other
Ga aith, a locn boy, was given try
oyt 4rH9net WloH isn fbe senoHd gane and
.Aotp worked ~ Senaational f0rm But one
hii Has made off Galbraith ip the last
eleven innings. McFarland's single. NJ
Lynchs sacrifice and shhvans single
scoroa Wflmlnston's only run. Other then
this they never had ehance. Waa.d VIA
tho big feature In the game. his triple and
bnnt scoring Aitoona's frst run. In the
fourteenth, alter 5iouser had doubled and
wsih two out, he drove the baW over see
ond and fousef scored tle .wlnnfng tally.
'lhe scoreei
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
n bH4E tast.
uN sey woman says she form
/ VUOAon chons, hot biscuits
Ich q meal ] would
READY 70 70 y Il, 81
bfr
sporting Editor EVENING JouHsss

Sporting Editor EVENING JOUhes- ~
In reply to Manager Fahey's letter ha
your issue Of yesterday. viii you kindly
print the following. The DUPONT base
BAN team does not ask the X-wiiming
ton team TO give 1t another chance, neith-
er does it want to play for $500 a side,
as it is in the game for sport only. How
ever the dupont team will play xvii
mington under the following conditions,
if Manager Fahey win comply with them.
The game to be under the arrangement
Of THE EVENING JOURNAL; tha sport
ing editor to select the umpire and Meth.
er side to know who he is until he ap-
pears on the field; also the X-Wilming-
ton team TO be composed of local play
ers. professionals being barred. The du-
Pont team win be selected from the fol.
lowing men who have played on it all
season. Stewart. Lanning. Crouch, Kaiser
Seaman, Mckinney, Bacon, McAvoy Nc
Donough. Harrington. Hahn, Prentiss
The X-Wuslington lineup TO BE- pub
lished before teh game. Saturday, Sep
tember Il. Is an open date with the du.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Johnson Eallsd 70 sian RnrL,.

Jack johnson had an the better Of his
bout OF six rounds with "Sailor" Burke.
o. bridgeport Conn. last night. Burke
vas 3 pounds lighter than the eolored
nahter, upon whom his blows had little
effect while Johnson's terrific swings to
the body landed with telling force. In the
hfth round Burke was sent to the fioor
three times.
Burke weighed 1866 pounds and the coll
ored man iS'. Both appeared 10 be In good
condition. The men entered the ring at
l0l0 p. m.
The fight was lively one but both men
were ON TIER feet at the end OF the sixth
round.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
JACK JOHNSON VS..
SAILOR" BURKE

big" Jack johnson and Ambitious
Sailor Burke win ilsht tonight IN Smiths
Theatre, Bridgeport. Conn.
The contest IS one Of many "eimina-
ton" battles which have been announc d
since the heavy-weisht squabble got well
under way. but thore is more at stake
than forfeit and purse money. johnson
has a reputation ana the future, TO care
for; Burke can lose and stiil be respected
because Johnson, on form. outclasses all
the second-rators and uniSnowns now IN
the chase for Nna Jenries' old title.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-FEED was
in small supply and firm with a good in
qury We quote:
on spot winter bran, an bulk at S2I0Qa
q 55an spring in sacks, SCI 5oa2S.oa
BATED nav AND STP AW-Hay was
IN fair request and steady. Straw was
quiet and unchanged. We quote:
New Timothy Hay-No. ], large bales,
S1S.50al9. No. l. small bales, SlsalA9Di No.
o small bales, Sl6al6.5O; NO. ., Sl4aloi no
grade. S1Oa13 Clover Mixed Hay-No. 1
sidalG 50: No Sl4al5, SirawrrNo. l.
STRAIGHT rye Si2 No 9. stra 'ght rye. Sit
FGGS- Strictly choice stock seld PROMPT
ly full prices. but medium and poor eggs
we're dull, We quote;
Nearby. FIRST. in free cases, 2te; nearby
snrrepi rseelnts' ln Fslugggsaele egsss, 27ei
sF-isH'N Rt2iff'fs Avn Vrf.U "a if.ws
Huekieberries--lerse per quart Sa10c-
Watermelons. Southern, per car, S501125,
peaches. Del. aHd Md, per crate. s2a3;
Bsssei psss9s bSaset ss 5Sa5 sa caatelopapss lsa S
Colombo Rock Ford, per standard crate
81 OOe1.f5; cantelnpnes, Colorado, Rocky
Ford. per pony crate, tocaNOV; Plums, n
w. per s-ib BASKET. hiaf, 2aa35c nears
Del and Nd. Bariletl per h,S,lbashsl 9as-
ner s-S-bushef basket I5caSi %; pears. other
Varieties. per 5-S-bushei basket ioa75e:
cranes. Del. Aid.. Concord, per S-basket
carrier 81 le0e1 a5, oranges. Cad, per box.
Ss.s0aG.e e0 lemons per hex, s. 71aAlQ: grape
fruit California, per crate, S30)aS0o; Jer-
SOW White Potatoes, prime. per basket
3aa35c cubs per basket iHai7e; sweet
Petatees. 5erssy priRe. psr basket 76a
Soc, sWset neiatafs. Jersey, eulls per b7s-
Va. No. per barre. s. sssoas n; sweet
potatoes. Eastern Shore. Va. NO . per
barrel. 81 .96ai. i0. Onions. Del Ma and
~. rev bvfhel hasfei eaa7Sf
iiytSrE PoUITRYEF9Vls choice. lilAalIc
ternaf. i5aisc; ducks 1siaa1s
*. rr.1-ar PeSTTFJnif{V V-F7resh killed
j, ' AoiSuO' Sc; fair 10 Efnd, laal3i5ei
tn tendance reb,s.p oied t9isc; roasting
de. j. T. Aaire rs,
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
ROSEBEN RAN OFF
WITH THE STAKES

R9seben, the speed marvel Of the Ameriz
eap tuff, fairly ran away wit hths Plight
akRs a the sheepshead Bay face trnek
yesterday. His weight pds only l07 rounds.
Tbs WAS mere tri1e to him compared IA
No big humps ha hhs 20 carry in hsndi-
CABS NJ bopnded OVER tie muddy track.
q Yss q tsnat 10 see Rnseben take the
iead, sbp his fri6 with little effort. carry
thefn aipng swiftly and reientlesKly and
beat thesn home with his head noddng
and tusgins Justify at the bit. Far behind
him. iiise q string OF ants crawling uiong,
his opponents staggered homeward, leg
sgeaFy and exhausted
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
GIahty started al sd. pavId,a.

One OF the most successful collins events
Of the season began yesterday at the ST.
pavid's Golf Club. with a fold of eighty.
II was thought BY many that a. w, IT,
linghast would carry Of The qualifying
prize for tho best score and bis = stood
for quite a lorg while. Playing in the fine
form that characterized his game two
years ago. J. W. Watson turned IN a card
OF 90 only one over bosie and this proved
4 be the winning card for the qualifying
prize.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
MILITIA HOLD
MOB AT BAY
By THE JOURNALS Special Wire

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
FITZGERALD. Ca, Sept 1s.-Lceal
militia is holding back the mob which
threatens its second attack within "a
hours on the negro quarter here.
Yesterdays attack on the negroes
was repelled by the sheriff and deputies
after a desperate struggle that was
too much Tor the civil authorities. Des-
pite the arrest of p rioters the mob
is more active than ever and a clash
with the militia is momentarily expect
ed. The negroes dare not stir outside
the military lines. Governor HoSe
Smith has been notified of the danger.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Madison Wants a Game.

The Madison Baseball Club would
like to hear from any Is or 1e-year-old
team in the city for Saturday. Line
up is as follows: II. Sheppard, catcher;
W. Donovan. pitcher; w. Boeck. first
base; II. Davis second base; p. Bor-
rell. short stop; II. Vandersloot, third
base; d. HarlSins. right field; IJ
Grymes. center field; J. Jackson, LETT
field. Address al challenges to w. j
Boeck, manager. S2S Madison street
city. or phone ID. & A. 5iO7D between
6 and o'clock p M.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
RUNNING WATER
BROUGHT $l5,2OO

At a safe at sheepshead Bay yesterday
Of horses belonging 20 The New Castle
stables, Burning Water a bay nlly by
SIR Observation-Disclosures, was sold to Tom
Walsh for Si5'2oo. The hlly has Won S5O
OoO in stake events this season. McCarter
winner Of the Saratoga fIandlcap last
month, went 10 the same buyer for si3,OQO
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Callahan and aonn.r nrs.

Before the Central Athletic Club OF
pamaeua last night. Tim Callahan. OF
Philadelphia and Jimmy Bonner. OF
Summit HILL fought ten rounds with
no decision, both men being on THEN
feet when the gong sounded. Banner
outweighed his opponent considerably
and forced the fighting from start tc
finish.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
GOOD BREAKFASTS.
Start The Day Riqht,


Broadcast is perhaps the most i'm
Dortant meal OF the day. Europeans
usually eat very light breakfast.
Many Americans have stomach
trouble because they eat too mneh ef
food of nee the right sert for the
morning meal An ideal breakfast is
a baked apple or some other fruit, a
dish of Graps-Nuts food with little
cream, soft boiled cCg. slice of hard
erisp toast and Gun OF Postum Food
Ceaee
Leave off all meat hot biscuits, etc
Grape-Nuts AMI Postum both furnish
the phosphate of potash together with
other food elements that go to make
no brain ana nerve centres as we'll 40
muscle and tissue. ana both can be
digested by the stomach OF an infant
IL is the mart of wisdom nowadays
20 use food especially selected fer
nourishment and that can be easily
digestea. Ten days trial az this
breakfast and you will feel as though
Neu had ''clenned housa.N
The eNhilaraticn af bounding health
;s worth a hDndred times the small
iltlav ef tins aud cana ia arrangiRg
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
pnuhIa Tenm. Ia &c..

In addition TO the regular card OF Ave
events IN the intercite race ma.inec be
tween Wilmington and Philadelphia. at
Belmont track, tomorrow, the Road
Drivers Association has arranged a
douhle team race between William Me-
Donald's Belle V. and Gladys Vincent
and r. n. Stuart's Pactolus Maid and
Rarnay ..
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
HEAR REPORTS. OF
MISSION WORK
Wilmington District Foreign
Society Held Its Quarterly
Meeting

The Wilmington District Foreign
Missionary Soeists. held it's autumn
meeting in Union NJ. f. Church yes
tefday afternoon There was an an
usually large attendance, and all the
( Wilmington auNiliaries were represent
ed. The meetiHe was called to ordar
at o'clock by the singing of sun
light by the audience. Mrs. Addie
Mendinhall presided aud. Miss. Sarah
Weldin was secretary. Miss Weldin
gave the opening prayer, and Mrs. Men
dinhall read the Scripture lesson from
Proverbs 20. Miss Quiss played the
organ.
Tie following auNlliaries and branch
departments responded to the roll call:
Asbury BrandyWine Grace, Harrison
Street, Mt Salem, St Paurs, Scott
Union, Newport, Mt Pleasant, New
Castle, Delaware CITY, Brandywinc
standard Bearers, Harrison Street
Light Bearers, Grace Cleaners. .Harri-
son street STANDARD Bearers, Hannah
Riddle STANDARD Rearers, SCOTT Stand
ara Bearers, Union Standard bearers
Riddle Mepprtal Social, Asbury Ep-
worth League, Mt Pleasant Light Bear
ers Roberta MatlacH Standard Bear
efs, Newark Standard Bearers, King s
fietalds Of St. Paurs
The reports submitted show shat the
au7iiiaries Save been especially. active
The total amount Of the duartarly con-
tfibution Being S552 10, tho largest con
ribution Of any dasFteriy nioetdng. so
FAR
Reports Encouraging.
feature Of the session was the
reading Of a letter from Miss Adelaide
Spencer. missionary n China Miss
Spencer gave AN interesting survey
et her mperanee and missionary work
IN China, and commented upon the
work of the new Methodist Church
which has been established there, tba
girls schoo aud the w. c. T. IT, con-
yeptiqn Of last June, Mrs. Campbell
spoke Of the young peoples societies,
warmly eommending the efforts OF
Grace Cleaners. Newark Union and
Harrison Street STANDARD Bearers. The
conference treasurer. Mrs. Lincoln, an
'nounced that all money must be in
and business finished by September 20.
Mt. Pleasant Auxiliary furnished the
literary entertainment Of the session.
Miss Winifred Weldln sang. Mrs. Mil
Ter, president OF the Mt Pleasant Union
read a letter from Japan giving an
account Of the education Of an orphan.
Further entertainment was provided
with missionary exercises by four
.ef NewArk's Standard Bearers 10 char
aetera representing Japanese, Hindon
and American maidens
PLANS for the district meeting to be
held in Sewickly, Pa, on October 0
were discussed. Delegates will be elect
ed from The Wilmington auxiharies.
The session closed with the annual
election of officers as folotwsi Mrs
Addie Mendinhall president; Mrs. Clar-
ence Butler, Of Scott. recording secre-
tary; Mrs Kate V. Rue, treasurer:
Miss Emma S Shilling. corresponding
secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13

Cabbage. Barrel ....... .... ......."....ooc
Sniens' hssixof ...... ..................75
Beans, green, basket ........ .....e,... Soc
Beans, wax. basket. ,...-- ......s ...-00c
Eggs CDel and Md, Dozen.... ........25c
Chickens, live ..... .....-...-. .l5c-7ite
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
no Ernnt a Monnmnnt.

If this is your intention and you
wish to save money which is only
Ia business proposition, call 10 see as
We tstmrantee material and workman
ship to be first-class. Rivervicw Mon
umental Works, adjoining Rivorview
fspu1ofpl.v D
Evening journal., 1907-09-13

Baseball teams compose A.
ployes OF the Wilmington Citp' -
Company and of the Wlimingt"1 ssligass
Heat and Power Company, viii play !
game on Saturday afternoon at the
Front and Union streets grounds. The
contest is TO be for 500 a side, in adj
dition to being a game to settle a
mooted question of supremacy. The
Wilmington City Electric team has
been practicing for three weeks in an
ticipation of the game. 1t viii start
at $50 o'clock. The Wilmington City
Electric team will comprise Charles
Finnan, pitcher; Charles Egnari
catcher; Elmer Downham, first base;
George Altmand. second base and cap
tain: shelby Fisher third base; Walter
Fisher, right field; Oscar Ferguson
centre field; Jessie Willard, left field;
Richard Robinson, short STOP
II. ]. Cox is manager and ID. /. OF
is secretary and treasurer Of the team
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Her Brother Critically IIL

The postoffce authorities have been
requested to locate Miss Fanny Wills
sen. at least that Ia heF name If sha
ia Dot married, The womaps br9ther
Is critically i'll in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Mr. RutIsr q Years oId.

E. S. r. Butler. the Market street
was 81 years old yesterday.
MIR. Butler is at his SUMMER cottage at
Rehoboth where he passed a quiet day.
His health is good.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Small BOYS charged with Theft,

Accused Of stealing a motor from a
small power boat, two boys, Casper
Porter and Edward Hill are under
arrest. The motor is the property Of
Eisenberg Brothers.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
llfee Jackson.

vs.. ALI win see 5selSsoh.
Atlas. Dickson and Guy IT.
October 2f.-Eurene married al she
Crescent VS.. Franklin CU.o s,ride. Mr.
Warren, Wilmington vs.. Acaueul
October 3i.-Acadehiy VS.. All-Wil-
mington, Warren VS.. Eureka, Franklin
College VS.. Atlas. Good Times VS.. Crcs-
cent.
November 7.-Crescont VS.. Good
Times. Atlas VS. Academy, Eureka VS.
Franklin College. wilmington VS.
Warren.
November 14.--All-Wilmington VS.
Eureka, Academy VS.. Franklin College
Warren VS.. Good Times, Atlas VS.
Crescent
November 21.-Aeademy VS. Coco
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Finish Repairs to
DOVER. Sept. 12.-AlS
Robert Keenan, who has n

Robert keenan,, VINO mas m
tract for frescoing, painting see ana
ing the State Capitol buildingias n.
completed his contract yesteea g.,
left for Wilmington. The w,5e-ssr
terror decoration included e .aQc
in the STATE House exc s.tu l5c=s s0c
although the library of -S9c
corat5i. The general - o - 81 "a "a
work Twas J. Frank y .sis5-ss *
done under the pers u go -5Jt-$i.OO
the State House Co''1.n'''.ti-.s. -. .s'l--Si6o
semblyman James A. + ''''''- ~ -, 20 =
tary and IN that capac. 80. .ssss5S--- .;le
.15c
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
ROUNDING UP
SEAFORD SUSPECTS

Whiie state Detective Hawkins is on
his vag down the State with one col
orod suspect OF the shooting Of Con-
stable steen. az Seaford. State Detec-
Give ellis 10 in Philadelphia lookinA
az another man suspected of being one
- the shooters. Tho man Detective
FHsins got is Moses Driver and he
MGrresied IN Baltimore on a de-
lion
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
PoIIsh Woman rakah nI aa atrset.

While walking along Washington
stret betweaR Third apd Fopdth today.
a Polish woman was stricken with a at.
The Phoenix ambulance conveyed the
woman to her home al no, 1920 Rsil-
road avenue.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
To Reopcn Asburv chureh

Ashury Methodist Episcopal Church,
which is undergoing extensive inn
provements, will be reoDened with ap-
proprlate services on Sunday, septem-
Der %.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Nome From Europe.

March ls'-r. d. Lewis, pastor of
" llnllhston ~, ~ ~ sbyterian Church.
cmy. ~,
March 26.-Academy ~ eNpec'eu
Franklin College VS.. Cres.
Times VS. Eureka. WarrenFho also
Wilmington an ar
Evening journal., 1907-09-13

Anal Conpar. SqillNat Lead Co. 45H
Ar s,neit % SSYtN. " Central o. e
nu,ar Supar..1to4 lDnt. & West sax
Ateh son - Ss 3 Norfolk 8 West 69k
atchfson MD .eo5lNor Pacidc .I27Z
Brooklyn Tran. 43 3Rl RlPacihe Mail q
r. & .S9K KlPennsylvania. rs =
Can. Southern 59K Peoples Gas ...S64
Chi. or. West. gA ~ eading GA
ches 4 Ohio.-3ah \ Read. lst ptd. Is
Chi. & Alton 10 Read. I'd pfd...77
Chi. & N. W...tA3klp. & II. .........I554
.C. NJ. & ST p. 11SzslD l.. & w. 40
Rock Island lex southern ac. o4S
Rock Island pfd4f South R. Com 10
Erie ............. 2)Hfrexas Pacifc..27
Erie. st pfd -. AZ i. {. = LEO I5e
Illinois Cen. ...rs6 Union Pacific i27B
Louisville ......roS U. s. Steel 90. - Is
Init. Met. com sx u S. Steel phd 9s
Int Me- pfd 94k1Wabash ....., IN
Man. Cons. us Wabash pfd. ...25H
Missouri Pac 81 ~ TlWestern onion 20
Mo. Kan. s. 7. .6aElGr. North. .pfd. l25K
Evening journal., 1907-09-13

0NptE by INNINGS
Altoona '.., ..........2 90 5000 x-5
W'liAiHeNou ssf+ttt. ..s.. n o d 0 3 ! o.
Earned rtHfs, Altoona. g; Wilmington .:
stoien base, McFarandi two-base hts.
sullivan, peininger; home run. Wigs;
double plays. Hsrbush to Ward; NJ. Lyn, h
to Grady struck out Wigs, g, Jackson.
g. bases on balls, Wisss, 4; Jackson. Il:
hit ty pitcher, NJ. Lynch, Mcfarland;
time i,2Oi left on bases, Altoona, G; WI
mipgton, n umpire Moran.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13

The ranks OF the miners and char
coal burners are less affected BY con-
sumption than any other occupation.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
Store closes $50 p m. Saturday 10 D. m.
6O5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street
THE ONLY RUSSIAN
and TURKISH BATH and TUBS
in the CITY
FRANK NTsENBAUN, Prop.

S. z. Corner Third and shiDley Streets.
Wilmington. pelawara.
Evening journal., 1907-09-13

dFa, tfa chnd'A. Flexible, 'sewea'
RILS Viei, Isid. and Box Cali But
ton and La6a siless. made. over the
celebrated naturai fnrn last. with
smooth inner soIes. Good and sturdy
Sizes to s, Sf.5O values, at - @.tgi q %.
II. $500 values, at $l.JO; IL To- 2, Ss'zo
values at S1.69
Evening journal., 1907-09-13
pouahertx VS.. Kane.

Rising Sun tomorrow afternoon
rV be a hair raising" game Of
r. etween the clubs of the Kane
= h - senates. The Dougherty
-o ~ announced its lineup
tn pl Az. John Kane an