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FITZGERALD ELECTED CAPTAIN
Member of Crew who StroIzed for
Two Yenrs n Popular Choice.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Poughkeepsie. y. Y. June 2G.-Ed-
muud Fitzgerald. ir,, Of Troy. was to-
night elected captain of the Georgetown
crew for next year. Fitzgerald has
stroked the eight for two years. and
rowed a pretty race to-day, but the
miserable conditions put the crew out
Of II before n quarter Of the distance
had been rowed. In addition to his
new honors Fitzgerald is manager Of
the football team. He is a Junior in
college, and is n most popular choice
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Cumberland Dropped from League.

Cumberland. Nd. June 26-Cumber-
land has been dropped from the West
ern Pennsylvania League. and Pied
mont w. Va. has been substituted. Il
is stated that the men who backed the
Cumberland team the few weeks of its
existence lost over 81 1000 The team
failed TO draw and the hackers refused
to put up any more money.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Waugh, Cellar Champs, Lose 10 Beth
any In One-sided Game.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-day's gsme-R. I. VI. vs.. Ninth.

Bethany easily defeated Waugh in
a one-sided game yesterday, the score
being II TO 3.
The game otherwise slow. was
marked by three double plays. Waugh
made total of seven errors i'm the
field
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
leVeland. e. Detroit, 1.
Boston, @; New York, 2.
Chicago, 1, 81. Louis, o.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland Mt Detroit.
Washington ht New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
sTANnING nFTHE TEAMS

the Cleyelands to-day. and they scored
four runs. while the local team found
Hess an enigma. Errors aided Detroit to
get men on bases. but they were unable
TO get more than one run across the
plate
ing three baggers. Bradley also got three
safeties. Downs and O'Leary made a quick
double, when they caught a man off sec
oud CrOra-
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Earned run-C1evelsud, First base by euurs-De-
tyoit 5: Cleveland, l. Len on bases Detroit S.
Cleveland. s. FIrst base ou balls Of Donovan. /.
OF Hess. l. Struck oUt-By Donovan 1; by Hess T.
Three-bass hitz-Flics 2 Twg-base hit -Eimiug
ham. Sacrifice hits-Hiuchman %. Tuner O1eay
COughlan. Stolen bases-CnwfoTl, Bradley Double
plsys-Downs to o'Leary, Bradley 20 Laioie 20 So
vail Wild ptCb-Hcss. Passed Lsll-Payne. Tn
pirs-Mr OL0ughlin. Time Of game hour and
% minutes Attendance f25
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TAKE SIX STRAIGHT
Cubs End Series with DOu-
BILE Victory Over st. Louis.
GET A SCARE IN THE FIRST

ChicagOes Win Only by a Batting
Rally After Visitors Find Fraser.
Six Thousand Out to See the
Game-ChRmpiOns Are Far in the
Lead as "A Result of the Series.
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First base by errors Boston. !. New York ]. Left
on bases-BCston g. New York 5 First base on
bals-OF Young, I; OF Ortl. !, Of Keefe /. Struck
cut-By Young. 2; by Orth. o. bv Regfe g. Home
rrn-C0nr0v. Three-bsse hits-C1ngslt0n Unglaub.
E6eTfeli. Tw0-bI7C Eir-FeuiS Sacrifice hits-PaT-
eat, Young Crige-. Stolen boses-Chase Elherfeld.
Uuzlagb. Umrire-NIr Sheridan. Time OF game
hour and % minutes At-cndguCe-26Si
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New York at Philadelphia,
BOstOn at Brooklyn.
PIttsburg at Chicago.
ST, Louis at Cincinnati.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Chicago, June 26.-Chicago made it six
straight from St. Louis to-day, taking
both halves Of double-header In the
first game. the visitors astounded the
Cubs by batting Fraser all over the field
after he seemed 10 have the victory
clnched. The locals then rallied. and a
couple Of timely hits turned the tide in
favor Of Chicago again Scores:
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EaTneI 0lhs-Betlany, 2 Waugh, 2 Lett On
bases-Bethany, g. Waugh, 5. First base on balls
OF Wolfe 3; of Collins. g. Struck out-By Wolfe
G.; By Collins. J.. ThTee-base hit-FTies. Tv0-bass
hit-Wood. stolen hases-Rider o. Wood. 49, A.
Zsuelh i5f Wynko0p -, Ruiz. White. Double
ulays-CahHl 10 Fries. collins to Fries; Rider to
Ruiz Hit By pitcher-By Collins {. By Wolfe ,
Passed balls-Dutton ~. Umpife-Mr Holman.
Time Of game hour and Is minutes
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Sheepshead Ray.
SECOND RACE-steeplechase: fun course.
FIRST RACE-six furlong

THIRD RACE-The SUIT I've and onehaH M
longs.
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Inc OflICial score

First 80 bv Atlantis. g. Left bases
Atlantis :; GovcrHmsut Printing Of1ce o. First
base on bslis-Of Dawson I. Of Wooden. 2 Struck
0ut-By Dawson. 8, ty Wooden, s. Home uIu-ruE-
ner. ThIee-hsse hit--Drasgar ~. TwBbase hits
Moves 70. Sacrifice h;fs-Caulc5 Bishop, g. sab
Stolen bases bishop Priest q. >Elb p. Kicker e.
J. Salb Mess Hit. Or pitcher Macdonald sab
Kicker Bishop. Wild pitch Dawson Passed Bsll
Robinson Ump.ro-NIr Parsons Time uf game
hour and q MINUTES
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To-day. gme-st Peters vs.. St Martins. at
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Hrattsylllc Defeats Rerrrn.

Berwyn June 26.-The HyattsviIe
baseball team defeated Berwyn here
TO-DAY, and took second place I'm the
race for the pennant in the Suburban
League Berwyn could not hit Cal
lagher, and this tells the story Of their
defeat
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Interior, with a much strengthened
team on the field, failed to put a crimp
in TreaSury's long list of victories. the
Money Handlers winning by 10 T.
Gordon, q new recruit. was on the
firing line for the Reds. and pitched a
creditable game throughout Things
broke badly for him, as TreasUry's
hits were sdrdwiChed in with errors
by his teammates
Duggnue. i'm center for Interior. per
formed brilliantly, making several
pretty catches and a fine throw home
which shut off a run. Barnhart picked
one Off Testers bat that was labeled
a double while Carr made several good
stops at the initial sack.
Mccarthy. Lord. and BlelaskI starred
I'm the field for the Money Counters.
while Gertman aHd Lord did best with
the willow
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Roanoke Wins from Richmond.

Roanoke Va. June 26.-Roanoke got
to-day's game from Richmond through
heavy hitting and all-around good
playing. The first man up for Roanoke
made a three Dagger Score:
r. n. f.
Roanoke. .............. 42O0 l0iOO-S !
Richmond. 0 @ 0 0 0 Is 8
Batteres-vunee and Hinton; Salve aud Covsn.
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First base by srTur-St Louis T. Left Cu bases
Chicago. S, 81. Louis e. FIRST base ON t7I's-11
TAYLOR 2, "a Bsebe 6. Struck out Hg TAYLOR. D.
hv Beebe. g. Tuo-basc uit-HrIlv Stolen bases
sueckard. Hoffman. Eeers D. Killing ~. Dag5'o
plays-Noans1 70 Ryrue. Bennett 20 Hartstter.
B8rch 70 II lly. Holman % Evsr 20 Howard I'm
p.rc-Mr ODag. Tine Of game hour and 50 min
utes Attending on
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SOX SHUT OUT BROWNS.
white Holds 81. Louis Down to Four
Hits to Win Game.

St. Louis, June 2C.-Chicago took
the opening game Of the series with
St Louis 1 TO o. owing TO mastery
pitching by White, who held St Louis 20
four hits. Petty pitched a fair game
and was well supported. Score.
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SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. June 26.-In a
loosely played game in which Hagers-
town did little else but pile up errors.
MarIinsburg easily defeated the home
club here this afternoon. Hagerstowu
seemed 10 go 10 pieces after the first
inning. when First Baseman Newashe
was struck in the mouth by a foul
ball off his own bat and was forced to
retire from the game. Besides the
ragged support he was given Schrader
was hit hard, two home runs being
made by Kay. Of Martinsburg. Score
r. II. +.
Martiusburg. ......... o 10000 l-l2 II 2
Hagerst0Uu.. 0 0 90 e. z
Batteries SturgeT and MillIman; SChTldpr and
Peaster. Umpire Mr. Mai7ack
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Totals ..... 8 1924 Z 5
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
IN The Herald will get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation at Norfolk and
jamestown of any Washington paper.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Bufslo-Bsltimore. ?; Buffalo, 1
At Toryuto-providence. :; Toronto s.
At ROChcstEr-JeTsey CITY G: Rochester, =
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Trinity Easily Downs st. TheresR's
in FIve-iuning Game.

W. l. Pet. w. T. Pc
Trinity. .., go ST. EirCeuts.. : so
81. Martins 3 2 "a 81 Theresas.. ! .lG
S. Peters. .515 ~. D0miHics. ! s III
To-dsy'z gams-St. Peters ys. S. Martins. az
Olympic PaE
Trinity. easily wslloped the St Theresa
outfit at the olympic Grounds yester-
day evening. q TO ?. IN a poorly played
ive-iuniug contest
The leaders batted the two opposing
twirlers for thirteen hits. besides fielding
an almost errorless game.
E. Sebastian's home run and the heavy
batting Of his teammates We're the fea-
lures
TIL .n.I.l 1870
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Fist base 10y erro--CldcaEo. ]. st. Louis. I.
Left ON bastS-C Chicago 3. ST. Louis 3 First base
on bsl,s-Of Frazer g. N Luudgfen 2. Off Lush. s.
Struck out-By Frazer o. hy LuudgTpH. J, hJ LUsa.
g. Three-b,se hit-KiluE. TEo-base -sAc-aIi.
Sacrifice hit-Steinlcldt stolen bas Holman Nlru
ray. Umpire-Nlr Dpoy. Time Of game hour
ara "a minutes
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An al
in The Herald will get them. The Herald
has the largest CiTcUla ton at Norfolk and
jamestown Of any Washington paper.
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FIfst h7se tF f1F0T7-Sf IheTFsa's. !. IUnItV- 2
Left on b1ses-St. ThercSa's. 6. Trinity. L. First
boSe on balloon Moore, &; of Berkeley. 2, OF
Birch, 5. Innings Gtchcd-By Moore, I, by BfrEe-
icy, g. Hits made-of Moore, 10, Of Berkeley. g.
Struck 0ut-By Moore. ]. 10y Berkeley. A. by Birch.
T. Home rum. Sebastian. stolen bases-Nlct;rath
~. Osteman. Chinn 7. Sebastian %. Harris
Chamberlain. Double Ulay-Buscher 20 p Sehas-
tan Hit by UitcheT-By Moore 2, Icy Berkeley. 2.
by Birch, T. Wild pitchcs-By Moore. Q; by Berka-
ley. ]. bv Birch. 1 Passed h8lls-Wolfz Mathies0n.
Jmu.Te-Mr Buckley. Time q game h0ur and 50,
minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon-Macon, 2; Augusta. 5
AZ Columbis-Columbia, e. Charleston. s.
At Savannah-Sayannsh. s; jacksonville, /
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At Lavreuoe-iAwrr1ce, 4; Lynn, 2
At Haysrhill-Haverhill Z. Worcester. l.
At New DISQUALIFICATION, z; New Bedford I
At Lowell-FaH River. Z lowell L
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YOUNG'S CURVES WIN GAME.
Boston Defeats New York by Good
Work I'm The Box

Boston. June New York was de
feated to-day by Boston. Youug's curves
were too much for the visitors Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Toledo-Tcledo 5; Louisville, s.
At indianapolis Columbus, 8; indianapolis, O
At Minneapo lis-Ninneapol 20; Kansas City,
At ST. Paul-st. Paul, 2 Milwaukee, :
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maps DOWN TIGERS
Hess Holds Detroit to Four
Singles and One Run.
FLICK GETS TWO LONG HITS

Bradley Finds Donovan for Three
singies-DOwns aud 0Teary Make
Quick Double PIay-Five Tigers
Reach First on ErrOrs-One of
CleveInnd's Runs Is Earned.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlants-Atlsnta, s. Nashville. l.
At Birmingham-First Esme-NioutEonsrT ?; Bir.
mingham, J. Second birmingham, 5; Mont
rUInrrv /
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Roanoke, s.; Richmond. 3.
Lynchburg, 4; Norfolk, l.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
Lyncbburg ut Portsmouth.
DRnyilIe at Richmond.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
STANDING OF Tile TEAMS.
NORFOLK LOSES TO LYNCHBURG
Excellent Work of Kline Response
BILE for Teams Victory.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. June 26.-Lynchburg
won from Norfolk this afternoon by
perfect fielding and on the excellent
work Of Kline In the box. The feature
was u one-hand catch by Anthony after
long run. which robbed Edwards of "A
home run. Score;
r. II. Z.
LynchbuIg ............ 0 , 0 49, o
Norfolk. o 0 0 Il
Batteries Kline Evans. and BentS. jordan,
BctTuu and Edwards. Umpire Mr., Byron Attend
ance-sJA
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Az Lincoln-Omsha, 3; Lincoln, /.
At Puehlo-Pueblo, g Sioux City, &
At DeuvVr-Des Moines, I; Denver, g
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

At LsucaSter-Lancsster, 4 Harrisburg, 1
At Y1Tk-NilliamspOrL- 5: YORK. 2
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Chicago, "a st. Louis, O.
Chicago, 4; 1t. Louis, L.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
JOURNAL DOLLAR !
STILL WORKING
The Little Tagged Messenger
RepOSeS in the Cash Drawer /
Of The Fashion

Back among the biz department
stores is The Evening Journals trado1
at-home dollar. 1t now reposes in the
money drawer Of The Fashions store
at Fifth and Market streets. having
been spent there yesterday by Mrs.
George w. Hogue. whose husband SOS
cured It from Robert Kenyon. Jr.. the
wholesale tobacconist. IN payment for
some printing. Mrs. Hogue purchased
a very handsome shirtwaist with tho
dollar Mr.. Rosenthal. the managed
of The Fashion store. had not do1
termined this afternoon what to do
with the tagged coin. but he proposes
TO spend It to the best advantage and
some one OF the merchants or corporal
tions which have offered premiums for
the coin win undoubtedly have It In
their possession before night
Each day adds some new business
house to the lists Of those Offering
premiums for the dollar and so far
the little messenger has been Ia over
forty stores and into the hands OF that
number OF private individuals. This
morning Frank O'Donnel. the Market
NAiNh Hai'iNN"0tif NiNItU - - nAIlAW
hat Of very fine make to the one brlng-
ing him the dollar There is not a
Market street store; in fact. there IS
not store In the city that Is not after
the dollar. Stores situated In the
western and eastern sections OF the
city have shown no little interest in
the campaign now on, and which The
Evening Journal hopes to bring to a
successful issue. Many merchants
have reported that they have sold
goods to persons who hitherto pur-
/ chased their needs in Philadelphia
That the idea Of trading-at-home is
spreading is TO say little. That much
more could be done on the part o1
wouldbe purchasers Is to say much.
but Rome was not built in day and
before the fan season opens with tho
merchants whose order for goods cali
for an that is newest and best from
the manufacturers. it is believed that
there win be considerable lessening Of
the number Of those persons who
Journey to Philadelphia to buy things
that could be bought just as cheap in
this city WATCH FOR THE Doll
LAR AND PUSH 1T ALONG.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
CARNEGIE MEDAL
FOR Mr.. BURNS

Bravey hath its reward, for County
Treasurer Robert NJ. Burns today was
was presented with a Carnegie medal
for resouing from drowning little Mar
garet Shakespeare at Woodland Beach
on the odd Fellows Excursion alst
week
The medal was presented with much
ceremony this morning at the Court
House By William f.. Kurtz. the law
yer. who made an appropriate speech.
The Shakespeare girl got beyond her
depth in the Delaware Bay and had
gone down several times before Mr.
Burns reached her and swan Win her
back 20 the shore.
The medal is of large size and OF a
metal that resembles silver. but has
suspicious appearance that might be
that of tin. IL is emblazoned with the
inscription Carnegie Medal" in gold,
which might have been produced by
the use Of gilt paint. The medal lay
on a silk American ilag, and was in
hOx.
Mr.. Kurtz in presenting it did not
say it was awarded by the Carnegie
Commission.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
SUE FOR FARM TAX

Superior Court viii decide whethen
the $1,000 back taxes on the New Cas-
tie Commons Farms is collectable.
John II. Rodney. counsel for tha
trustees. and Sylvester ID Townsend
counsel for the county, are now pre-
pairing a case stated ON the subject
which Il was hoped could have been
presented 10 the court al its present
term. but Mr.. Rodney said this morn
ing that the case would not be filed
to-day The action is Drought in the
name of ]. Frank Megeinson. late tax
collector Of New Castle hundred Tho
trustees have refused 20 pay the tax
because they believe the farms are for
charitabl purposes and therefore ex-
empt from taxation.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
RICHARD DARRAGH
PASSES AWAY
One Of the Best KnOWl Car
riaee Manufacturers in
the Country

Richard Darragh, who died yester-
day at the home of his nephew. Edward
Darragh. of No. 222 West Seventeenth
street, was one of the pest known car
riage manufacturers in the country.
He was a member OF the firm Of Nc
Cabe and Darragh. and was in the
sixtieth year of his age. Mr.. Darragh
had been in the business for many
years He was unmarried.
Mr.. Darragh's death sill be mourned
by many persons whofnad benefited by
his charity In a quiet way he gave
to deserving persons and also con-
tributed generously TO many religious
societies regardless Of denomination.
His funeral viii take place on Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock from the
home Of his nephew.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
RIppF IA HOG
Tim HIMSELF
Iob, ~. r Suffering From
p.'" 49, Injury Caused
By ut Of a Knife

a foreman IN the
'ohn Woe1 on & Bro, OF No. 2s6
employ Of JoIN !, WITH q serious and
Tatnau streeI - Monday morning.
peeu'iar aeeit Hing a large knife, was
"oerner VI hping a hog, which had
in the act Of IL, time before when
oesn ailed 3. made a circle Of his
the knife, sim 1c,ear 10 the bone.
left arm. cuttk every direction. and
Blood spurtl ~ oss,stapce Of
had it not bl az ,niured man
fellow worlnIN - tne eoor. An ap-
woule have Ill wound. and despite
'''u about wound and despite
D0O'i0 about 4 the injury Woerner
the seriousnel 4. for the remainder
continued at
OF the day Mound is still painful
Although work and declares
the butcher ID anticipate any serious
that te doe y
ponas luenc, LII
Evening journal., 1907-07-03

"The only statement we have today
Is that the part OF the remarks made
by the secretary Of the Master Plumb
ers' Association ana printed yesterday
is decidedly untrue We especially
take exception to the statement that
anybody can buy what they please and
where they please. A damage suit has
been instituted by a local plumber
against a local supply house for refus-
ing to sell him goods after he had
placed the cash on the counter because
he was not a member Of the Master
Plumbers Association"
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
ROOSE WELT STILL WARY
IN THE MYSTERY OF
A COCKTAIL CHERRY

will be he
Fairbanks cocktail fight The fact that the Prhoniss in Indianapolis
It uddy but that he also absorbed the cherry the bottom Of the glass
does not the President whatever
The President at the Vice Presidents home and he believes
1t
Therefore neither confirming denying the charge that he drank cock
tails
The President has been attacked before his and not likely
that this viii be the he will be official
III pleases indianapolis
have been told OF certain occurrences that may not have taken place
President win ot
e doing his best little during his vacation and will
all heated a
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
NO CHANGE IN
PLUMBERS' STRIKE

There was no change today in the
strike Of journeymen plumbers, and no
negotiations have been started between
the master plumbers and the men who
quit work. From the headquarters the
men who quit work for a forty-four
hour week. today the following state
menk Ras iasuedi
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Thursday: light to
fresh north to northeast winds.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
FARMERS BANK
IS CENTURY OLD

with the semi-annual meeting Of tho
Farmers Bank OF Delaware. which
was held IN Dover yesterday, the in-
stitution rounded out one hundred
years OF business.
IL is a boast of the bank that during
the century of its active existence ID
has never missed a semi-annual divis
denc.
The bank is really more than ond
hundred years old for 1t was incor-
porated In the spring Of 1907. Yes-
terdays meeting was the 20oth semiS
annual meeting of the directors, how9
ever
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
GETTING BIDS FOR
Y. MICA. WORK

Bids are now being received for the
masonry and brick work for the newl
building of the Young Mems Christian
Association. and it is expected that an
award for this part Of the work will
be made early next week.
The building is to be OF structural
stel brick and concrete construction
throughout 1t is proposed to give,
the contracts for brick work. concrete
work. metal work and carpentering tol
various contractors. instead of making
an award for the erection Of the entira
building to one contractor.
BY this method it Is hoped to have
the entire building finished much soon-
er than il It We're put up by one con-
tractor
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
Mr. cIer,Iand Mueh Retter.

Ex-Presi6 Mt Cleveland. who was
unable to Attend the Bayard memorial
ceremonl 3 here because ~ illness. has
almost recovered, and Will soon leave
Princeton for New Hampshira
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
Granners Win ceIehrate.

Pomona Grange, Patrons Of Hus-
bandry. viii hold their annual field ex-
brcises on August IS. Committees are
how arranging for the celebration.
Mortimer whitehead. of New Jersey,
lecturer for the Grange. win be In
kited e take part In the exercises.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
To Police PhiIadeIphia Pike.

The Glenolden Borough Council has
agreed to MAINTAIN a limited police
force along the Philadelphia Turn
pike which is part of the plan of Della
ware county boroughs to police the
pike
Evening journal., 1907-07-03

Brandy>uine Hundred Wheat is Late.
Isaac C. Elliott. of Brandywne huns
dred. said thls morning that the wheat
crop in that hundred is three weeks later
than usual. Mr.. Elii.tt says however,
that the crop gives every indication oc
being q heavy one.