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Evening journal., 1907-09-18
SOME FURTHER WORDS OF
BISHOP ANDREWS.

The Society for the Promotion Of
Vice, otherwise known as the liquor
interests Of our city. have dared to
quote from the utterances of Bishop
Andrews, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, In support OF their contention
that the saloon ought to live. The
quotation which they employ concerns
entirely the question Of amusements. a
proper matter for debate, even among
Methodists. It was not written or in
tended to refer to the sale or use Of in
toxicating liquors. Used to justify the
contention that the personal factor Is
best I'm the determination of proper
pleasures for the individual, no harm
is done the utterance. But to violate
its evident purpose, to read into It a
meaning foreign to the heart and his
tory Of Its author is a plain pilfering IF
facts born to be otherwise employed.
Is Bishop Andrews opposed to control-
ing the votes OF Methodist Church
members as to temperance legislation,
according to the language Of the quo
tatlon? Perhaps he is so opposed. and
may be merely advising but at the
same time hitting the saloon some
sledge hammer blows. when he says
in the Episcopal address Of 1900, Of
which he Is the author, words which
we quote under the caption:
lntemperance and the Liquor Traffic.
In extent and direful consequences
intemperance, the moderate drinking
from which it proceeds, and the saloon
which administers TO and aggravates It
constitute an evil vastly greater than
slavery. II Is the servant of all evils
Language strives in vain TO depict the
poverty and squalor, the disease and in
capacity the domestic wretchedness,
the vice and crime. the degradation
Of manhood and woman hood passing
by entail to children. the political COR
ruptlon and the widespread deprava-
tion Of morals resulting from the drink
ing usages OF society and from the
liquor saloon.
"Our church declares that the busi-
ness Of manufacturing and vending
such liquors is against the principles
Of morality. political economy and the
public welfare The church will mol
abandon this position. on the con-
trary, aroused and indignant at the
aggressions OF the liquor power, it will
summon and pledge all our ministers
and people to a more determined strug-
gle against this enormous evil and urge
each to contribute thereto. according
to his judgment. his testimony, his ex-
ample and his ballots
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
AXIS FOR COMMISSION

City Solicitor Townsend applied to
Resident Judge spruance this morning
for the appointment of a jury to condemn
portions OF pripertles on the northern side
OF Tenth street between Tatnan and Ship
ley streets that the thoroughfare may be
widsned p feet, The jury viii be announce
ed later.
! The properties to be condemned are
those at No. 2Ol-S and West Tenth street,
owned by the estate Of Josiah Morris;
l201-9 and II, owned by DR. w. Z. Harris:
10 2lS owned by the House Land Com
pany; Nos. 2l5 to 223 owned by the VIII
mlnston Automobile Company; and 60
square feet Of the Lyceum Theatre.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
TRlcKETT's ADDRESS TO BUsI-
NESSMEN,

Rev. Marina s Poulson. of this city
he's lust returned from Norfolk. Va,
where he heard Attorney General
Trickett Of Kansas City. Kans.. deliver
his address that he is to give in this
city on Thursday evening Of this
week.
Mr.. Poulson Gays: "It is one Of fhe
greatest speeches it has been my
privilege to hear uDon the temperance
question. His address win be especially
interesting to Wilmington business
men, Among other things, Mr.
Trickett has q number Of letters from
business men of Kansas. who were
deadly opposed to his enforcement
campaign one year ago, because they
feared the effect upon business. These
men are now so pleased with the i'm
proved conditions. that they stand
ready to raise a fund Of $4,000 within
twentv-four hours TO defeat the
saloons should proposition be made
to have them opened again."F
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
The Saloon Must GO--The People Demand Ii.
NEARsY PENNSYLVANIA NorEs.

The plumbers Of Chester have de-
.cided 70 organize and form a union for
their mutual protection.
Robbers endeavoring 10 effect an en-
trance to the residence OF william
Roberts, Morrisville, were frightened
away.
II is said that there are more than
a dozen cases Of typhoid fever at Liam
.erch, believed to have been caused BY
milk furnished by a nearby farmer.
Charles Barnard. OF NeWlin town
hip. a noted raiser Of the odoriferous
onion, has just completed the gather
ing Of more than 1000 crates of flavor
for the markets
Richard Hepworth was bitten on tho
hand by a vicious dog in Upland. a
suburb Of Chester, and fears Of hydro
phobia are entertained, as the victim
suffers great pain.
More than a score Of veterans Of
West Chester have left for Norfolk,
Va and the jamestown Fair, to join
100 or more comrades in the annual re-
union Of the One Hundred and Twenty
fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s,-FEED was
firm under light offerings and a good de-
mand. We quote
on spot, winter bran, in bulk at s27.OOa
2 5Oan d spring. in sacks, S2750a2S00
BALED HAY AND STRAW-IIny was
in fair request and steady. Straw was
quiet and unchanged. We quote:
New Timothy Hay-No. ]. large bales
SlS50al9; No. l. small bales. S1sais5 so: No
2, small bales Si6a165O; No. B. Si4ai5; no
grade s1Oa13. Glover Mixed Hay-No.
Sl6a165; No. 2 S1fal5 StraW-No. 1
straight rye. Sl2; No. 2, straight rye. S11.
EGGS-Strictly choice stock sold PROMPT
" fin prices but medium and poor eggs
were dull We quote;
Nearby, first, in free cases, 24c; nearby
current receipts, in returnable cases. 23c.
Western firsts. 2ic; Southern. 19a2ic.
GEEEN FRUITS AND VrGFrA VT .us
Huckleberries-Jersey, per quart Sa1Oo
Watermelons, Southern, per car, S5Oa125.
peaches. Del. and Nd, per crate. s2a3.
bushel basket. sl.OOasi50 canteIounss
Colorado. Rock Ford. per standard crate
Sl.OQal.75; canteloupes, Colorado. Rocltv
Ford per pony crate, 75caSi.00; Plums ~
Del. and Nd, Bartlett, per 5-S-bushel has.
ket 75caS125; pears. Del and Nd. SeciFei
per 5-S-bushel basket 75casl q; pears. otbc.
varieties, per 5-S-bushel basket 40a-sc.
grapes. Del, Nd, Concord, per s-basket
carrier. Si.oOai.25; oranges. CAL per bosr
S3,50a6A; lemons per box. 81 75a45 50: orc - -,
fruit, California, per crate. SSOlas5 o. W.
sey White Potatoes, prime. per baeirot
33a35c culls, per basket, 15a17c; Fweet
Potatoes. Jersey, prime. per basket ia.
soc; sweet potatoes, Jersey. culls. Der has
ket. 3ba45c: sweet potatoes. Eastern sbora
va. No. ! per barrel. S2550a2 rs; sWeet
potatoes. Eastern Shore, Va. No 2 per
barrel. S.00a110. Onions, Del, Nd. ana
Va per huehel BASKET. 60a75c '-"N
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls choice 1iiha15o
old roosters, 12a12isc spring chickens. as
20 quality, 15a16c; ducks. 12ika13
DRESSED pOUTTRY-Fresh killed
fowls. choice, 1ic; fair 10 good, 13aisibc:
old roosters, dry picked, 10ikc; roasting
chickens, nearby, choice. 17c.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
MORE ABOUT FALL RIvER.

The following letter still further ecE-
Committee to-day in itself confirms
the statements made by our people
about Fall River, recently published.
The following letter still further con-
firms it:
Wilmington, Del, Sept. II, '07.
Dear Sir: l hereby certify that
spent thirteen months, from the 9Th OF
April 1906, to the 4th of May, 1907, in
the city OF Fall River Mass, and am
convinced that in all my experience as
a worker among the poor and dis
tressed I have never seen In any other
city so much distress caused by drink
as in Fall River, Mass. The statement
that it is a rum cursed city Is verified
by my personal observation.
Capt. ]. F. A. Mitchell,
Salvation Army,
lind. Homes
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
THE PEOPLE
COMING EVENTS.

Thursday, Sept. 10, 73o p. m. Large
mass meeting Of Church Federation
and Women's Federation combined at
Washington Heights M. E. Church,
Eighteenth and Washington streets.
Speaking in the open air from the
Eighteenth street terrace. Assistant
Attorney General c. w. Trickett, who
helped close the saloons Of Kansas, will
deliver the address on the subject, eli
eenso from a Business Standpoint
Every public spirited citizen is invited
to be present. " the evening should
be stormy meeting will be held in
Brandywine M. <. Church, Twenty
second and Market streets.
Sunday, Sept. p, $50 p. m. Address
by Hon. Frank J. Hanly, Esq, Cover
nor Of Indiana, at Grace M. e. Church,
Ninth and West streets. Everybody
welcome.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
YOU CAN NOW EAT.
Lunch Counter Added Il the Rule Of
Thines at the Merritt House.

Thines at the Merritt House.
When John Fielding hands out any
thing IN the way OF delectable good Il
is moral certainty that the recipient
thereon gets something fer the money
he invests Mr.. Fielding has become
popular during the period he has been
the head and gravitatlng force at the
Merritt House. and he has added
much to his popularity by supplying
a demand Of his patrons for quick.
clean lunches.
II people arc waiting for a train,
and have but few minutes to satisfy
the hunger. Mr. Fielding Is prepa ,ed
20 furnish anything that can be pre-
pared in short order. and his able
CORDS. Of assistants are ever ready and
willing TO supply information as TO
trains and trolley cars.
When Mr. Fielding took over this
hotel II was with the idea Of furnish
ing the best and cleanest rooms in the
city 70 both permanent and transient
guests through pressure OF his
patrons he has been compelled 10 add
a lunch counter Mr.. Fielding for
several wears was steward at the Will
mington Club. and IS considered an
authority on things eatable
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
POLICEMAN HAD
EXCITING CHASE
Captured Alleged Thief After
Long Run on the East
Side

Patrolman Horace Mcdaniel, one CT
the newest appointees on the force, had
the chase of his life to-day for a man
wanted by the police on suspicion -
robbing tie wives Of farmers in the
King street market, and though tbs
run was a long one, the officer kept
right after his man and finally got him.
The prisoner is a colored youth
named Arthur Hopkins. He gave his
age as 10 years. but the police think
that he Is at least two years older. He
is tall and lean and jus. built for a
sprinter. but his captor is somewhat
of an athlete himself, and TO this fact
Is due Hopkins capture.
Chase Was on East Side
On last Saturday two market women
while busy disposing of their produce
In King street market, lost two pocket
books, which We're taken from their
wagons, containing together more than
S2O Hopkins was suspicioned, but he
was not seen until to-day when Nc
Dannell espied him acting suspiciously
in King street between Sixth and Sew
zenith. When the youth saw the off,
GER he quickened his steps and It was
then that the chase began. Up King
street tho colored youth fairly flew,
and In his hurry he knocked down sew
eral people. He opened a path for Nc
Dannel by doing So and the chase
caused considerable excitement
At Seventh street Hopkins turned
and proceeded to Market street and
thence along that thoroughfare to
Eighth, TO French along that street
half way the block through an alley
and house on to Walnut street. thence
10 Ninth through an alley and as he
attempted to get into another youth
named Herbert HILL aged 19 years, who
had joined the officer in the chase a.
Eighth and Market streets, jumped
on his back and both went down. Nc
Dannell was right there and he quickly
took the fugitive.
Escaped From Ferris School
The women who were robbed last
Saturday were not in market to-day
and Hopkins will be detained until
Saturday. when they will come to the
city and Hopkins brought before them
for Identification. The youth said he
was an inmate of the Ferris Reform
School.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
speaklnn Frcnch.

Want TO speak French nuentiy7 Get
a clothespln and pinch up your nose.
Then start in. and in wook you viii
have the correct accent Of the boule-
wards. TO speak good French you
must pretend to have q bad cold.
Nothing is so simple in the good lam
guage line as French. You have not to
make a public exhibition Of clothing
the nostrils with n clothespin. Just
elevate the little trap that closes the
gap between the nasal cavity and the
mouth. Then spout the names Of a few
dishes from the menu Of n New York
American hotel-always in the cheap
est possible language-the language de
cuisine. or kitchen French. And in a
discussion never forget TO add TO every
assertion or Interrogation ''nez part"
In pure French this is spelled NEST
ce-pas" In American it means, ac-
cording TO DR.. Amos Jeffreys Of Vir-
glnia "Ain't dat so;'-New York Press.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK
TO CANTON SCHOOL CHILDREN

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
CANTON, O., Sept 1s.-Arrange-
ments have been made to have Presi-
dent Roosevelt address the public and
parochial school children at Canton di-
rectl yafter his arrival here to attend
the Mckinley Monument dedication on
September 80. The President will be
driven from the train TO the Central
High School on his arrival at 1.3O a.
m. He will cave for the west at
p. m.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
CAPTAIN SMITH
SWORN IN TO-DAY

Captain Grant Smith of the Penn
sylvania Railroad detectives on the
Maryland Division was today sworn
in as special constable for the Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company. Though he was
appointed head Of the detective force
on the Maryland Division by the rail-
road company some time ago, he did
not receive his commission from Gov
ernor Lea until today He was sworn
in by Magistrate Broman.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
sANDERsoN AND HUSTON
GO TO HARRISBURG

by THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1S-John Fl.
Sanderson and Architect Joseph M.
Huston attended by a formidable group
OF attorneys left today for Harrisburg.
where they will be served with war
rants charging them with the viola
tons OF law uncovered by the investi-
cation which revealed the amazing
graft hlched from the $4,000 900 can
itol building. Each will be required
to furnish a 100000 bond.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

LOsT-Small open face gold watch with
neur-de-lis pin attached. Reward II re
turned 10 Mrs. IL. r. Link, COS Van Burcn
S.' .' slS-2t
WANTED-Protestant young lady IS or
p 20 act as salcsiady. Must have knowl-
edge Of hookte Ping and come well recon-
neudeu. Address IN own hand writiSg
stating experience, II any. Address. w
~, Journal Office. siS-st
WANTED-steward at club house
bring reference Apply at Drug Store. Sth
and Poplar sts. siS-it
REGISTERS ORDER
Ofnce nf the Register OF wills.
New Castle Co, Del, September II. 1907.
Upon the application OF Marion p
Young. Administrator Of John T. Young.
late Of Wilmington Hundred i'm
said county. deceased Il ls oid red and
directed by the Register of Wills that
the Adminlstrator aforesaid give no Ice
OF granting of Letters OF Administrator
upon the estate OF the deceased. win
the dato of granting thereof Nv
rausing advert lsements 70 be posted with
In forty days from the da,e of such let
ihp county of New Cnstit, recurring ali
persons having demands rgainst the os-
act Of assembly IN such case made and
provided; and also cause tie same 10 30
irecf-cd within the same period In The
evening Journal, newspaper published
therein three weeks te. o. a.
Given under the hand ane se,f
OF office Of the Register OF Will
nforefaid az Wilmington. In Nv
tSEAL) C1sne county, aforesaid, the day
and yenr above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register OF Wills
NOTICE
Notice r. hereby given that Letters %
Administrot' were IN due form OF law
granted unto tho undersigned. on H.
Seventeenth day OF September. A. ID lai-
and that an persons having claims aeaipet
the estate Of the deceased must pres1n ~
the same. duly attested. 10 the said AL
minisirator, on OF before the Seventeenth
day OF September. i9le or abide the Act Of
Assembly IN such case made and providof
MARION r. YOUNG
Administrator.
Address Samuel fsenschmd. ESQ. qg
Market ST.. City. sis-9f-eod
LOSr-tielwyn setter bird dog three
months oil. answers % the name ~
Daisy, sirayed from Third and Monroe
streetk Reward for 80 .sssT... ~. s.--,,,..,,,
I ~ Monroe ST
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
I eood showlna o. Rsuulnr..

Company No. 4, Heavy Coast Artil-
lery, stationed at Fort dupont under
command Of Sergeant p. Lyle went 10
Fort Mott on Monday of this week and
showed the soldiers stationed there
some remarkable shooting. Out OF a
possible $50 targets at 800 yards the
Fort dupont boys made l83 hits The
new United States regulation army
magazine rifle was used
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
TRIcKETT SAYS PROHIBITION
BRINGS PROSPERITY.

Tho man who cleaned up Kansas
city. Kansas, and helped greatly in the
revival Of law enforcement in the
whole state. Assistant Cen
eral c. W. Trlcketi, adds a new word
of testimony 10 the efficient results Of
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
MCFARLAND AND ATTELL
WANT TO FIGHT GANS
py rHE JouRNALs speeIal VIC.

CHICAGO, Sept. is.-Packie McFar-
land and Abe Attell, now have their
eyes on the crown worn by Joe Cans.
The former plans to meet Jimmy Britt
and Battling Nelson. after a go with
Tommy Murphy in New York. II the
go can be arranged. Attell is after
a bout with Cans as soon as the latter
Is ready.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
No Wilmington Day Celebration.

This was the day originally set as
Wilmington Day at the jamestown Ex-
position, but there was no celebration
OF the occasion. The Wilmington and
Delaware day projects were merged
for October .. which dispensed with
the original Wilmington day. Whining
TONS city officials are at he exposi-
tion today attending the convention of
the League Of American Municipali-
ffaq
Evening journal., 1907-09-18


Sewel B. Webb, Jr.
James M. Hyrons.
Charles Mulherin.
John 7. .kernan.
Robert G. Miles.
Eugene Reed Yates.
Robert r. Pyle.
Martha N. MoFadden,
heFADDEN.-In this city on Sept II,
1907. Martha NJ, widow of James
McFadden, aged 6S years
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices az the residence Of her son-in-
hw. Joseph +. Adams. No. 1913 S. Jack
son street. on Thursday afternoon. Sep
tember 10, 1907, at 2 o'clock. Interment
Silverbroow cemetery
PYLE-At Lorraine. Ohio. on septem-
Der Is, 1907, Robert r. Pyle. aged
20 years
Due notice of funeral will be given
YATEs-In this city on September H.
1907. Eugene Reed. infant son Of
Eugene Reed and Fannie J. Yates
aged IL months
Funeral services will be held at her
parents residence, No. GIL North
broome street. on Thursday afternoon,
Eeptember 10. az o'clock Interment
Riverview cemetery.
MlLEs-On Sept. II, 1907, Robert c.
Miles. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices az Riverview Chapel, on Friday
afternoon, September 20. at O'Clock
N.a d
sTooPs-In this city on Sept. nth.
1907. Edmund. youngest son OF will
liam ID. and Alice Il. Stoops. aged
10 years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral
iervices at the residence OF his par
knts. No. l29 Concord avenue, on FRI
DAY afternoon. September 20, 1907, at
$50 O'Clock. Interment at Riverview
cemetery.
kERNAN-In this city, on Sept. 16,
1907. John r. Kernan.
Relatives and friends are respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from
bis late residence at Marshallton, Del
bn Thursday morning at 3 O'Clock High
Mass at st. Thomas Church. Inter
ment at Cathedral Cemetery.
WEB5-In this city. on the l7th inst
sewsll B. Webb. Jr., aged 8 months.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence ~ his parents
sewen and Martha ]. Webb, 20S D
street.Son Thursday morning at II
o'clock. Interment at Sllvepbroob
cemetery .... ~
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

United States Court officer Jamos
r. Galiager and Mrs. Gallager and Mr.
and Mrs. James Philips have returned
from Saratoga Springs. p g.. where
they attended the convon..on e the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

In San Francisco the police figures
show that there was total Of three
hundred and thirty-seven arrests in
the city for the two prohibition months
Of Nav and June. 1905. as compared
with twelve hundred and seventy-four
arrests for the two following months
Of high license.-Keystone Citizen"
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Judge spruanoe Appoints a Guardian

In Orphans Court this morning
Judge Spruance appointed Lucretia
G. Rogers guardian for Theodore b.
Rogers.
In the absence Of Joseph c. Jolls.
Harry z. Joslyn, attorney, acted as
clerk OF the court.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Author Conan Doyle Married.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-In ST. Margar-
cts Church this afternoon Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle and Miss Jean Leclxie
We're married in the presence Of a
small select company. Owing 70 the
prominence of the bridegroom. the
ceremony was shrouded In secrecy.
Mr' Doyle is as and the bride half his
age.
The first sulphur match was made in
1S29
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Csigned)

Political economists may differ as to
whether or not trade follows the flag.
but nobody questions the fact that
Dovertv and crime follow the saloon.s
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

7. LESLIE CARPENTER, Mus. 6ac.,
Studio: S27 Adams street. Both
Phones.
Tesshing specialties; Piano. Voice,
Orgal. Theory
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
REPORT THAT 800 PERISH
is NOT CONFIRMED.
BY TIE JOURNALS Special Wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept 1s.-A re-
port has reached her that 300 persons
were drowned in a wreck on Bristol
bay The name of the vessel is not
given. AS none of the steamship COM
panies have any word the story is
not generally credited
The first horse railroad was built in
1861.
The FIRST steel pen was made in 1880.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
An extraordinarY privilt

privilege extended the policy holders
will
valuab o who ACT NOW
particulars a Companys Offices
TheCONTINENTAL organized people you know
in K The
holders
the peninsula
CONTINENTAL
life the counts M Dawson Esq., New York who
wodmous Committee
atuTe Without departing from principles Of established safety they REVO
o
possible with
Redden
L
L L and Treasure
TOMLJSON WILLIAM F. Counsel
DAWSON F. A. A Acuary
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Local Quotations

Wholesale Quotations IN the produce ana
pouitry market reported by Thomas III
Stavton at / o'clock this afternoon:
HucklcDcrrleS. s.... .-..............l .lOc-12d
Tomatoes basket .... .... -........ .20c-25c
Cucumbers, basket .S0c-4Oc
Apphs basket ...... ............ .20c-35c
Canteloupes. basket. .. .......... .30c-5Oc
Watermelons, hundred. ........ .ylO-SlS
Grapes. carrier .... ..................S1.OO 90
Peaches, basket ..... ............. S1.50-S2 e
Pears. basket ...- ...- -...-s-...... .20c-S1o
Lemons, box .... .S4.U0-S4 SO
Potatoes, barrel -.... .............S1B
Potatoes, basket 80. -. ............... CSC
Potatoes. bushel 49,. .elc-S5c
Sweets basket 80. 80. -........... .35c-55o
Cabbage, basket -.... -......15 .15c-2Oo
Cabbage. barrel .60c--15c
Onions, basket ...... -. .75o
Celery, Dozen. ..... ..ss -...-.... .40c-65o
Roans, green. basket ssssss4. ........... 6oc
Beans, wax, Basket ..... 80. ........... 400
Eggs (Del. and Md, Dozen. ........ .gso
Chickens, nNe.- ss-.~ s.......- .13c-1Sc
Ducks, i've. ..... ..... ...."..........1 .1zcl
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

Consul T. N. Ryder. Of San Juan dei
Norte. advises that the Costa Rican
government is having tho preliminary
engineering work done preparatory to
establishing q town site at the mouth
Of the Colorado River. about 20 miles
south of san Juan del Norte.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Stock Markets

o'sloek quotations from Scott & Co.,.
Bankers and Brokers, 9o2 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

Australia is rapidly increasing her
imports 9f iron ana steel manufac-
lures, f.eam and other engines. loco
motives. electrical machinery and
implements. but most Of
the .lers are going to Great Britain.
TNs hrst shoeblack appeared in 1850.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

Best Results-Least Cost
Cubberly's, Eye Work, S24 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
DEATHS.

Edmund Stoops.
Martha NJ. Adams.
Sewell B. Webb, Jr.
James M. Hyrons.
Charles Mulherin.
John T. .kernan.
Robert G. Miles.
Eugene Reed Yates.
Robert R. Pyle.
Martha N. McFadden,
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

A bee can outay a pigeon