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Evening journal., 1907-05-31
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LOST-On Tuesday evening, near Front
and Union streets, or On Fourth street
car a bound leather pocketbook Ownef
can be fund by phonng 22S8 DelmarVid'
or calling al lO11 MOnr C s,reet. ni5l-I
WANTnD-Washing and ironing. sl6
Bennett street. mSl-lt
FOR sALE-Fi6. .een-foot walnut counter
with desk complete and also quartered
oak partition with door. Price reasonable
Apply Room go dupont Building m5l-2t
FOR SALF-New rubber-tired x-sea; l.
ed surrey VIII sell at sacrifice price. Call
at William w. Davies, Third and Walnut
streets. ni5l-ot
FOR BAUE-6-horsepower . cylinder, 4
cycle gasoline engine; can be seen run
ming. cheap Address B, Evening Journh.
m3l-.t
NOTICE-Ail members OF the Lenape
Tribe No. g. J. o. r. NJ, 20 meet at the
vlgwam at I o'clock sharp, Saturday 10
attend the funeral Of brother G. J., Han
sci Order or bdchcm.
U1.1-1t
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
PRESIDENT
AT LANSING
Speaks at Semi-CenlenniaI
Of Founding OfAeriGHI-
tHrsl College
PAYS TRIBUTG TO
THE OLD SOLDIERS

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
LANSING, Mich, MAY 31-Presidert {
Roosevelt arrived at Lansing at 10
o'clock this morning Governor War
ner, Senators Burrows and Smith,
Representative Smith, DENLY and a
number of citizens welcomed the Presi-
dent at the station ana escorted him to
the capitol. where he he'd "a reception
in the governors office. After the re-
ccption the President stepped out on
the balcony overlooking the city and
made a brief address 10 a crowd Of
10000 or $4,000 He paid special tribute
to the old soldiers and compliment
TO the National Guards and the work
its members are doing Leaving the
balcony, the President proceeded to the
House ChUsr5er where he delivered
his speech.
Governor Warner introduced him.
The president wsll remain at Lansing
until o'clock. After tho reception
at the executive offices in the capitol
the president was escorted to lunch-
con.
Gave His Bed to Roosevelt
At Springport 25 miles below Lans-
Aikf AiI A|ANnlutlAA itA'ANEn Il ANAAAA
from the Village Council and President
requesting him to stop on his way back
this evening. Only three minutes Of
his time was desired and the favor
was asked Because SprineDort is the
home Of a man who cooked and gave
his bed 10 you. Mr. President namely.
Robert Mcclellan. while he was a SEQ
tion foreman in the West"
The letter recalled 90 the Presidents
mind that he was on a hunting trip
when he appropriated McClellan's
bunk.
Such an appeal could hardly be turn
ed down. and the President agreed to
donate the three minutes of his time
for McClellan's sake. The stop viii
be made at Springport at $50 this af-
ternOon.
Address at the College
This afternoon the President spoke
at the exercises of the Semi-Centennial
Celebration of the founding Of the
Michigan Agricultural College
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

al life Of the city, who were approach
ed as to their sentiment regarding tie
reelection Of Mayor Wilson have no
hesitancy in endorsing MIN Tor a
second term. IT is a happy coincidence
that Samuel H. Bagnard and John w.
Talley who We're Republican candi-
dates for mayor are at the head Of the
list Of those who endorse Mayor Will
son.
Line Up for Wilson
A canvass has been made Of tie
business and financial men of Whining
ton and It shows great sentiment in
favor Of the election OF Mayor Wilson.
More than one hundred men prominent
IN the mercantile and industrial life.
men who take no active part in politics.
had no hesitancy IN endorsing Mayor
Wilson. Several of these men are
Democrats.
The business interests realize that
continuance Of Republican rule, in
volving the election OF Mayor Wilson
and a Republican Council. VIII mean
q continuance 90 business-Ike methods
in the city government
II IS the conccnsus OF opinion that
a large Republican majority at the
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

ment pranks are on. The Dover co-eds.
having about completed strenuous
year of study and passed some rigor-
Gus examinations, are hotfoot after
mischief.
A few days ago, Principal f. l..
Cross, who has bright little boy at
the Wilmington Conference. got for
Cross, Jr.. a goat Some goats are
rough-house, but Nanny" OF the
Academy campus was imbued with a
disposition compatible with a religious
school. Not only did she take in good
part the thrusts and iibes Of the
Academy campus playmates of Master
Cross. hut she never whimoered when
night hazers and mischief-malSers be-
gan TO see in her the chance to give
the double cross to both friends and
enemies.
A. b. Richardson, the champion
marl1sman, also has goat for his
boys The hazers took Nanny and tief
her to Mr.. Richardson's porch. She
bah-bahed all night, but Mr.. Richard
son, who could have shot off every
whisler she had. evidently thought
that It was his own goat. and never
kicked until the next morning.
Then the hazers picked out society
bellies home and tiSd Nanny on the
porch, toward midnight.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
PLAN TO SAVE
YOUTH FROM CRIME
Deputy City Judge JOsIyn
Firm Believer in PrOba-
tiOn Idea

Harry r. Joslyn, Deputy city Court
Judge, has put into practice in city
Court a method that promises to cheek
10 some extent the tendency TO lawiess-
ness OF some children of the city with
out resort TO a juvenile court, the or
ganization Of which has been suggested
here, The plan as outlined by Judge
Joslyn. and as already carried out bv
him, IS to probate an youthful crimi-
nails under the care Of Frank stout.
agent OF the Childrens Society. with
instruction TO the parents Of the Of
tenders TO report 70 Mr.. Stout every
Saturday morning the conduct Of the
probated children for the week pre-
vious. Mr.. Stout. in turn. is TO make
report concerning the children to the
City cd4ft judge and should Il be OF
unruly conduct more than once the
judge may fine or commit the offender
TO the Reform School for the previous
offense against the law. MIR. Stout is
now receiving reports from one youth
who Is under probation and the plan
is working satisfactorily. Should the
plan continue 10 check the tendency
10 crime among youth, City Judge
Cochran also viii carry Il out Mr..
Stout win assist the court in every
way TO save children BY the plan from
a life of criminality Judge Joslyn.
who put the idea into practice. believes
I the city will never have need OF a
juvenile court. provided. Of course the
plan works as wen in future cases as
It does in the case now under AFR.
Stouts supervision. 1t IS pointed out
that a juvenile court would be only an
experiment while being an extra ex-
pense 70 the city. Furthermore. the
percentage Of crime by children here
does not warrant the creation Of an
extra court 70 dispose OF such cases.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
CRUSHED ON A
RELATIVES GRAVE

PHILADELPHIA. May 31.-While
putting flowers on the graves Of her
brother-i in-law. George Steise, in Glen
wood Cemetery. Mrs. Bertha Blessing
aged 76, OF Uber street received injur-
les I'm a most peculiar manner, which
resulted in her death in the German
Hospital last night.
The grave is surrounded W stone
slabs. there being heavy granite side
pieces besides the foot and headrests.
The aged woman stepped upon the low
footstone. when the soil, having been
softcned by the recent rains, sank be-
meath her, and pulled over with IL the
heavy headstone, Weighing 200 or 500
pounds, crushing her to the ground.
She was put in q carriage and taken
to the hospital. where she died some
fivo hours later.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
LOCAL ATHLETES
WON HONORS

Athletes Of the Wilmington High school
yesterday won third place ait the schoias-
tic track meet ia Reading. Simpson. OF
Wilmington, broke two Reading records
the high jump and the hammer thro a..
Armstrong broke the Reading record for
the half mile.
The cup for the highest number Of IN
dividual points was won by Simpson OF
Wilmington by scoring 10 points.
Reading had g points. Norristown was
second with % points and Wilmington aad
20 points.
Armstrong was second in the mile run,
the time for q being f55 2-5 Armstrong
won the half-miie in eiO na- Simpson
won the high jump, his clearance being
feet 2, inch.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
N0-LICENSE RALLY
AT SCOTT CHURCH

A union temperance prayer meeting
viii be held tomorrow night at Scott
M. =. Church. This is the first OF a
series Of such meetings TO be held
monthly until September, and then
weekly until the end OF the campaign
In November The meetings are TO last
from 20 2 o'clock. Different leaders
are to be chosen, and the meetings viii
be held IN different parts OF the city.
The meeting tomorrow night win be
led by Rev. r. X. Stephenson, pastor Of
the church.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
new CASTLE
AFTER INDUSTRY
Efforts to Be Made 10 Land
Big Plant, Which Is Now
After a Site
speeIaI % The ErenIng journal.

special 10 Inc Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del, May si.-"rhe
Deserted Village" Dobbinsville may
become the site Of a great Industrial
plant. Like an other things contem-
plated, 1t is up to q few mon. Owners
Of property IN Dobbinsvllle yesterday
were asked for an option on 1t, and the
price Given staggered The most san
guine OF real estate prospectors. Prop
erty values seemed 70 take sudden
raise but an effort will be made to So
cure the property at a more reasonable
figure The Board of Tradc meeting
this evening promises to bc a very in
teresting one Every member Of the
board Is requested TO be prescut and
take part in the deliberations None
/ but the people % New Castle will be
TO blame should a great opportunity for
the city be missed. THE committee on
new industries SIS determined that New
Castle shall be recognizod and when
legitimate concerns are floating around
New Castle Is the place To anchor them
In case Wilmington has a concern that
cannot be located there, then New
Castle can. take care OF At. but New
Castle Is not after the cur plant which
/ Wilmington hopes 10 land. There is
no reason why the river front, three
miles of a beautiful stretch OF ground.
should not become ono great section of
wharves.
Wilmington and New Castle can
very readily bury the Ratchet. Now
Castle people spend thousands Of doll
lars IN Wilmington, and yet "a snoor has
been the customary return. a plant
that will employ 500 people must bene-
1T Wilmington. for Wilmington is the
mart for New Castle people IN which
to get clothing. furniture groceries and
the majority Of everything used, either
wholesale or retail.
New Castle Won Two
Baseball was the attraction yester-
day, and the New Castle Club won both
games from the Union League, Of Chess
ter The scores were 8 to 2 and 8 to 3,
and for a time McGrory had to use ice
for nothing but coolheadedness could
bring the locals out Of dangers why.
The Century Club played at Chesa-
peako CITY and won by the score Of B
to 2.
About fifty rooters accompanied st.
! Peters club TO Reybold yesterday,
when the now club met 81. Pauts Club,
Of Wilmington. Leonard and McGroy
did the battery work for New Castle,
! and they trounce1 st. Paul's boys until
they scarcely could remember there
was "a temple of refuge. The Sisters
Of ST. Franfs furnished the players
with luncheon. and the school boys are
elated over the score Of n to 6.
St Peters had a baseball club
That nicely handled sticks.
II put the pail DER the st. P0ul,
II was Just II to G.
The New Castle Field Club has or
ganized for the season and win be
pleased to receive challenges from all
N year old clubs Tho pluyers are
Clark catcher; Walls, pitcher; Auld
short stop Brotten, first base; Leon
ard, second base; Harris. third base;
Galloway right ield Ferguson left
field. Riddles, centre field; Carswell,
pitchers Lancaster catcher; Gardner
manager Harrington, substitute.
Decoration Day passed on quietly
and not drunken man was seen on
the streets. Watson Post did the hon
ors to departed veterons hore.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Suits and Coats
All Reduced
6O5-6O7-oOO rIarket Street
BASEBALL

Tho Delaware city A. A. baseball team
won two games az Delaware city yes.
terdey I'm the morning they defeated Mid
dletown A. A. by a score OF A. TO g. and IN
the afternoon won from the Alpha Boat
Club Of Chester by score Of 10 6.
The Rockdale A. a. defeated the VIII
mington A. A. az Glen Riddle yesterday
BY score OF 10 3
The West A. c. defeated she Delaware
a. c. yesterday by a score OF 10 10 r. la
the afternoon the West A. c. defeated
Orange A. c. by score Of a TO 6.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
BUSINESS MEN BOOM
WILSON FOR MAYOR

election tomorrow win have an import
ant bearing upon a continuance OF
prosperous times as well as a material
effect in the production of Republican
success in the fan election of 1908. Il
therefore behooves an good men to
cast their votes tomorrow at the city
election.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
WILSON LINE
PhlladeIphia Passenger and Freiohi
IRON STEAMERS "BRANDYWINE''
AND Gerry OF CHESTER"

IRON STEAMERS "BRANDYWINE'
AND "CrTY OF CHESTER
leave Wilmington Fourth Street Wharf
week DAYS and Sundays, for Chester and
Philadelphia at 7.50 and 1919 a. M, L5O
and l.15 D. M.
Ioave Philadelphia, Ches nut street
Wharf week days and Sundays at l.SO
ana lON a. m, 100 ANA 40 y. m,
leave Chester one hour later.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS-kXtr ira
boats leave wilmington and Philadelphia
at zoo and $50 D. m.
For Washington Park. 1870 a. m, 1.a0,
AIS and 100 d. m. RcturniAg, leave WASH
ington Park at 4.30, fl5 ard 100 y. m.
Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays. he
tween philadelpit,a and Wilmington. one
way. 30c-round Grip. soc. On all other
days special one day limited fare one way
15c-romd trip &c.
HORACE WILSON. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
P. R. R. PAYS SlO.OOO,OOO
Shareholders VIII Receive seni-an.
nual Dividend Of 1-2 Per Can't.

Henry Tatnal. treasurer OF the
Pennsylvania railroad. began To-day
the payment of more than Sl0.0O0.000
20 stockholders OF the company.
This sum represents the semi-annual
dividend Of 3 l-2 per cent. declared By
the directorate al It's April meeting.
There are e,2s2.t55 shares Of Pennsyi-
vania stock outstanding. representing
an estimated value Of Ss1l.eo2,850. On
each share the dividend will be sl75.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
ROW & co. 413 King St.
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE

We have prepared tomorrow Saturday. exceptionally
strong list of decided bargains in goods required for
day home we'll goods weather requirements.
things weather must be bought very why not
get them tomorrow and save money
Re1igeraoTs gas and oil stoves water coolers, lawn
mowers window and door also come under the
heavy reductions specially for Saturday.
We give green trading stamps or our own coupons.
The latter equal 10 per cent reduction These
stamps and coupons cost you nothing prices
higher than elsewhere and most instances much
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Jest as Coed.

Flasherly-Such n joke Kit talked
10 wax f-.ure ssr hair an hour think
ing It was Choiiy Scsaead.
Dasherly-How on earth did She dis
cover her mistake?
''Bless you. she dldn't"-New Or
,eans Tl-1c5-Democrct
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
BALL
ENDS Ills LIFE
soeciai to rhe acening Journsi-

LAUREL, Del, May 3l.-Hermes Bast-
ings shot himself al his home here this
morning with suicidal intent
Hastings died within few minutes
after he sent the bullet crashing through
his brain.
Hastings lived with his mother, who Is
a widow, and was prosperous.
No cause is assigned for his act.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Then There W.. Ro,u

Now, sir" she commanded. look
me In the face and deny. n you dare
mat you married me FOR money!
he raised his eyes until they wore N,
reeteo TO her eountenauce and faltered
Well, ! think I earned the easb
don't you, dearT'- London Afnil
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
IN MEmoRIAM.

IN MEMORIAM.
just one year ago to-day
Since our darling passed away,
@. how sad since she has left MS,
Yet tbs God who has bereft us,
And an our heart aches he can feel:
Yea. an our heart-breaks he can heal.
Fer we bow cur heads i'm prayer,
Jesus knows our every care,
lie Is TOO gOcd 70 be unkind. =
Ard 90 our sorrow he Is rot blind.
Our darling sisters cares are all o'el
And she IS dwelling with God on
beautiful shore.
IN loving nlemery OF my only ana az,
beloved sister. ~
Edith Stark wrk,7
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
ANDIRONS ARE WANTED
To Decorate Fire Place in Delaware
Building at the Fair.

David c. Rose Of Newark, one OF the
State Commissioners on jamestown Tor
Centennial. would be grateful for the loan
of a set Of andirons. TO be used as orna-
ments in the State building at the exposi-
ton. The State Commission will cali Ior
the irons pay All expenses of transporta-
ton and return them in good order after
the fair.
As irons big enough for the purpose Of
the commissioners would cost consid-
cradle sum the commissioners do not feel
justified in purchasing them simply Tor
the purpose needed.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
To celebrate Anniversary.

A plan has been inauguratod by tiie
Brotherhood OF st. Andrews. 70 observe
the 3ooth anniversary Of the first holy
communion celebrated ia this country
which was held al Jamestown. The day
on which the celebration Is to take place
an June 16.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Prac.icai Iraininn.

Deduction is the thing" declared the
law student. For instance. yonder in
our ward IS n pile Of ashes. That is
evidence that we have had fires this
winter"
And. by the way. john" broke in
his father. ''you might go out and sift
that evidence - ~ Louisville Courier
Journal.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
CHANDLER q T1dfGtShsr E%SaImsE

No. PA W. Ninth Street.
Garrett attention day or night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
hna Hospitals removed and cared for
ANAL claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments drst-csauG Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Nnu suh. .PoatoffIoe station.

After July 1 sub-postofice station No.
II will be located at Carmelrs drug store
at sixth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

s'one steps may be kept free from
greenness by adding a zrssn ousn.l.--
0i chloride OF lime 70 q pan sf water.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

Crab soup lunch at stocher's, Fifth and
Adams, to-night.'
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
pEAThs.

R1fN TO-
John n. keimer.
Blanche Anna Davenport.
George J. Hansen.
James Murphy.
Harry A. Winks.
DAvENPORT-On May 50. 1907.
Blanche Anna. only daughter Of John
W and Mary A. Davenport, aged
months. l5 days.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral services In Newark
Union church, on Sunday afternoon,
June ., 1907. at 230 o'clock without
further notice.
KEIMER-In this city, on May 2stn.
1907. John ~. son Of Charles +. and
Relatives and friends. Holy Name
Relatives and friends. Holy Names
Society and employees Of Belts Machine
Company are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral on Saturday morn
ing. at o'clock. from his parents
residence, 91s Linden street, High
mass at ST. Paurs Church. Inter.
ment at Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
10 Rnoeive Their PrIr.-

The Penn Club Of Chester. VIII enter
tain the wilmington Whilst Club on next
will be given the prize for winning the
bowling tournament
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
soIdiers eo 70 Iamestown aFir.

ooIulcTs 90 % JaTne1toWH aF IT.
Tho Forty-ffth Company of the District
of Delaware stationed az Fort dupont.
has left for Fort Monroe, Va. to remain
until the close Of the jamestown EXPOSE
tion.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
June Special, sf.oo.

Gold-hned rimless eyeglasses. Cub
berly, S2f Market streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
NO TIDINCS OF DAVIES
may Be Declared Dead BY Chancellor
After July 9.

pointed auditor by Chancellor Nichol-
son TO make \ -al inquiry as to the ex-
istence OF Harry w. Davies, who dis
appeared from his home here fourteen
years ago. is now making an active
search for Davies that the estate oi
his father fin which he has a part, may
be settled. In case Nlr. Garrett does
not hear from Davies by July s, the
chancellor will declare the missing man
dead md distribute his share Of his
fathers estate TO his brothers.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

Summer Underwear. See ODonnen,
S18 Market street,
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

Crab soup lunch at stecher's, Firth and
Adams, to-night.S
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

A friend my well be reckoned the
masterpiece Of nature. Emerson.
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Special Wash Goods Sale

Although cotton higher usual YET we offer an assort-
men OF hne wash fabrics lower prices than for many
past included in this lot pretty printed Baste Mercezed
Crepe dc Chine Cross Bar Organdy Swiss Plain and
Fancy Lawns values ISc and All offered
1900 yards best 80 in Pecales in light colors 5c,
IL
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

Summer goods for men. o'DonnelIs.
313 Market streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

Crab soup lunch at stechers Firth and
Adams, to-nlght@
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Saturday S0ecialS

800 pairs Womens Tan Gauze Lise worth ssc pair
4So pairs Chidrens Fast Black Fine Ribbed
pair for 1255c
a4o Mems Madras Shirts white ground small figures worth
Csc, for AAc
900 pairs Mems Babrggan Shirts and Drawers worth soc
Ladies Vests fine ribbed low neck worth iSc
or I21zc
C.;fc au5 Coate This section Of prove
ouS ahu Svae special interest anyone desiring suits for
All pndncnN later All marked from Sso TO SI5 800
$1,000.
Womens and Misses Coats from $500 $1,000 any
tween price
6OS- -6Oz- 200 rInrL1n4 c4.oo4
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Trimmed and untrinmed HAS

Charming new hats Just from the woroom greet YOU as you
enter the Millinery Section All marked surprisingly low prices
I'm fact of the 5000 o 90 and 5000 Hats are such as YOU
would expect pay double the price asked Chdrens Hats
reduced to halt price Special lot OF Trimmed Hats just half
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
Demonstration.

Demonstration.
Woods Boston Gilt Edge Coffee. at
Frank J.. Turner's, Seventh and Mar
kct streets Saturday,
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
ParaSOIS and Gloves

Both are necessary to complete your outfit Both
Ninn nnricns
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
WOmen'S and ChiIdren'S Shoes and OxfOrds.
White Shoes and OxfOrdS, Tan Shoes and OxfOrdS,
Black Shoes and OxfOrdS

Your shoe be supplied here Plenty styles sizes
81 90 500 S. sn. Saoo and 2
Evening journal., 1907-05-31
HAZERS TIED
GOAT ON PORCH

DOVER, Del. NAV a-commcnce-
Evening journal., 1907-05-31

For that Rat see o'Donnell. s1s
Market streete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-08
COMPLICATED CASE
OF INVESTMENT co.

The confusion OF II. 4. Jordan.
receiver Tor tho American Invest.
ment and Improvement Co. with
William l. Walters, receiver OF the
partnership Of W. whlpple and ID.
II. Leo. the latter being president
OF the Investment concern. has
somewhat complicated the already
tangled lawsuits against the oorpor
alton.
Mr.. Jordan'H suit against Lee was
not concerned In Judge Albertson'a
recent decision that Mr. Waters
must eonfine hts activities Go an
accounting to the partnership. Jor-
dan represents the stock holders
who are endeavorinK TO recover
their Investments. which lee Ia
charged with minualnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-08
HAS RESTED
CASE FOR DEFENSE

shooting of White. aud who II aaid
90 have prepared Evelyn for the
terrible story she told ON the stand.
viii be the first witness for the
state.
The countess OF Yarmouth will
also be called for the state. She
knew much OF what the couple did
while sojourning In Europe.
Brother Ter state.
Howard Nesblt. brother Of Eve
lyn. win also be a witness for the
state but Jerome has intimated that
he will rot be the strong card he
expected tn play. Howard and his
sister reeeatly became reoonciied
and his testimony on the stand will
not be damaging to the man Evciyn
Thaw II trying 50 hard 20 save.
Thaw is very much vexed At the
delay lie returned O. bis cell aud
fumed away az jerome. abusing
him generally Tor What he termed
an unnecessary delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-08
TELLS TRUTH AND
r. IS NOT PUNISHED

Five boys accused of breaking
the store window of l.. II. Pichette.
saventh and Madison. were last
nlsht taken 10 the police station
where hey denied their guilt In
moat positive manner, While Cap
tain sullivan was thinking over
thair case. Charles Reilly, s2t 90
lugnbia 81. a young boy. came Tor.
ward and declared his guilt. and
offered 10 pay for the broken win'
dow. The little fellow vas oomph
mented for III. honesty In this 70
apect. and allowed TO pay the dam
age. after which all sin boys we're
released.