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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
be TTISBJRG lICEN
1aber desCubierto
eI relnediO contra
ell t6tanO.
Ell case de Hally Gilhelt.
Los m6diCOs Altman que Ia curaCi6n
fn6 debida 81 tratamisRtO rscC-
mendadO POT sl hospital mercy.

Noticiss de PittiBbuFg diesn hs bsgas
dsscubioRt0 On aquellS Ciudad an Eensdi0
poaitivo contra 81 t6tanc; este Temedio 60
ell Bulfato de mBgn0Ris inyeCtada sn lR
coIumnR YsEtebrRl do lR victims. Ell pTi'
meF Caao cuEado con sats tFatsmieEtO fac
en- 81 hospital "Msrcy" en- Ia HscCi61 patio
I6gica.
COngt0ntemente De hs GoBtenid0 p0R todos
loB m6dicoa que eI t6tanO Rs fatal en- todos
loa Ossog, hRbi6ndoss hscho mil expslimGn'
tos para aliviar loa paCiehteB. La ssmans
paa@da foe dado de slta en- el Hospital
PaateuF un muchaChO de IA amor.
Este case ere uno de IoB mas graves que
han tonido los m6dicos de lR locaIidad.
Harry Gilbert fa6 lIsvado al hospital el
dia IL de julie Habfa Tecibido una heri'
do el diB CON una pistols, en- momsntOs
de CslsbFRE 10 gleEioBR fOlta. Harry LEGO
oil hospital On medic de laR mas h0F1ib'eg
ConvulBioneB..
Inmadiatamsnts SO ls empes6 aplicaE
ol tFatamiento en- inysCCiOnea al CirCo por
cisnfo, aumgDtsnd0 10 dOEiG gFaduR' msntG
hsOta solucionss del ounce pOE Citnto.
POGO POGO el Cu0Tp0 del much aOho
que % hRbfa qusdadO EfgidO, y daBCanBAba
gobEs lR parte alta de la CabezG. emps86 &
languideCeT. In anti &c xina foe tambi6n
uBadG en- gEandes cantidRdeB para aojaE
los mdaCuloS gaatGndoHs On uuR d6sia poF
valoF de s 100.
TodoS los us6diCoB que tOmsFon psFte en-
la CORA altman que no atFibuyen Ia anti
toxina 10 Curaci6n de Gilb:Ft. FudiendO
couvenCsFBs de que 6ata fu6 debidR al ira
tamiento FsComondado "a por el hospital
"MerCy."
I'll hospital de BELLEVUE, Do Nuevs
YeIk, 30 intsEeO6 mucho tRmbi6n en- 81
Cago tEats de aplicAr iguRl tERtRmiento
90 lS8 nuevag sfactiones que % presenter.
LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CuRAN
EN- 8 n H. DlAS, con 81 UNGUENTO DE
PAZO, va sean simples, sangrantes, con pioaz6
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hacer mi trabajO. Carezco de palabras
con que expresarle mi gratitud, y 10
felfz que hoy soy. Ninguns familia
debiera estar sin Peruna."
POr AhOS Padeci6 De Dolores.
Carta de Ia Sra. Ida German, No. 5S1
Manhattan Ave., Nueva York:
"Por muchos amos padecf de dolores en-
los 6rganos p6lyiCos. No podfa encontrar
Glivio, pues ningdn doctor pudo curarme.
"Lef frespecto su maravilloso remedio,
y decidf probarlO. La tome por &Igdn
tempo, y me hizo mucho bien."
RObuSf9 Una Veg M&S.
"Ahora me siento fuerte, y tengo buen
&pettto. La Peruns me euro un padeci-
mtento cr6nico, y por 10 tanto la reco-
miendO q todas las seforas."
Siempre CgnSadR Y DGbN.
Carta que desds Kansas City, No. 1927
Garner St.0 nos escribe Ia Sra. e. A,
Connolly:
"Por muchos aflos padecf del est6mago
y no podfa conner casi NADIA. Siempre
me sentf& cansada 7 debi.
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bar la Peruna habia estado IN ahO bat0
ell tratamiento de I'M m@dico. De los
mas que padecia era de dolor de cabezS,
Un Amigo RecOmend6 La Pe-ru.na.
Gun dfa me dijo IN amigo que tOmarR
Peruna, Y compre un frasco. Despdes
de haberla tornado una semanR me
sentfa mejOr.
Gal principle no podfa conner, dormiF
8 trabajar, pero al fin encOntrG Ia medis
Gina que me iba curar, la Peruna.
Una NueYa MHier.
"Ahora tengo buen color. Soy uRA
nueva mujer. Reciba mi profundA
gratitud por ello."
Sigui6 Los Consoles Del DR.. Hartman.
Sra. Viola Marshall, 42O w. Mason
St.; Springfield, ILL.,, escribe:
"Hacen dos meses cuandO le consult6
me sentfa tan debil que tenfa siempro
que estaF acOstada.
EIOgia La Pe-rH-na.
"Empec6 q tomar Peruna, Y ahOFA me
siento cOmpletamente bien.
"Nunca cesare de elogiar La PeFuns, y
de dar gracias al Or. Hartman Dor 81
bondadOso conseiO."
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PrtXImO OHIlGO'

En- santurce 10 unirGn On indiGolublo
Iago una hsrmoga i6vsn de dicho poblado
con IN spueBtO galsn do AFoCibo 81 qu0
hR COmpEado aver uno do los DO medelo!
do CamRs doFadaB que hay ca ''&I OiSloD"
que indudabIemont8 On fOn6gFatOI, CAmaB,
muOblog = tsIas Gon Iog pEim0E08,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
CABLES De HOY.
la lGspussta De Holanda a Venezuela.
Los hsbitantes de Aruba TeGlhieT0n
h0stiImsnts a un guaItaCGsta
VeneZOIan0.
Las pT0messS del tuEC0.
Retirsla las tr0Pas de tOdas las pO-
SiCiOnfS iITsCusahIement8 per
SaS.
Las pFdmesss del tuFc0.

La Hay8, AgcstO PEE gobierno ha
eXpreEado por medic de sus 6Eganes de
pubIicidsd, que no intsnts daE & COnoCer
del p6b!ico ID FsBpuestR que ha enviado
q VsneEuelR con motive de Las notR0 del
gobieFno de Castro, haHts que sss EeBpueR0
ca no sea pueRta On manOB del gobisFnO de
Caracas por sl ministro Rlem6n. Sc cree
qus el gObieEnO, en-. Ia Citsda EeDpueata in.
BiBt8 en- que tOda 10 Fas6n Olt6 de part0 de
Hollands, que Roatsndr6 como decoFOsR ls
sCtitud de 90 miniatFo De Rsus Cuando
oaCFibi6 y public6 On IN pori6diCo de
AmAtsEdam Ia CaTta dirigida ls sOciedad
"HOu-sn.TsOu" (Lsal y sinoSrp) oaEta
que fu6 GAUSS de 10 expulai6n de De ReuB
poE atacaE en- ella 6sto, Fudamente, OK 60
bierno vsnG5olan0, apsIlidandO dietAdoF al
prsaid0nta CaAtFo. Sc duds en- los OfFculoB
pOlltiCoa dc que sI gobieFno nezOlanO
G8ienta exigsnciAB que, en- % FsBpusBtP,
puodR eBtRbl8CGR H0landa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

Aruba, AgOuto %. - Un gusFdaooBts
-veuGzOlan0 lego aver, sEmGndoBs vsFda'
deFoB motiueB en- lAB GALES. El populaCho
di6 mueEaB al gobisEnO do CaHtEo, y pre-
t0ndlR que las RutoEidadeS de ls COlOnia
no disHen sntrada al guardaCoDta. La
llsgada dc eHte ob0deCs ls dsOiHi6n del
g0bieEno de Caracas dc EstirRr Bug C6nsu-
IeB de todo terEitoEio holand6A La de-
mostFaCi6n hoHtiI de Ia muChsdumbF0 fn6
tai que 90 hiso neCe8aTia la intervention
dol gobernadoE de lR CoIoniR quion 81
frents de RIgunaV fuOrzAB logo FeBtableCtE
0l oFdsn y calmar Lon exCitadoB 6nimcR.
POr fn, CuRtodiadOB poF autoridadss de la
Colonis, el consul vsnesolano embRTt6 &
bOFdo del guRFdRCOsta con dirsCci6a Ia
GusyFa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
cAzARRo PELUco cAUsA MUcHAs DoLRNcAs.

cansadas Selevantan
sadas enn do Ell dia adolordas
espada doenC les hae senr como 81
levaran sobre sus hombros.
padendO catarrO del sema
abdomnales Perden
instante Ia Vtalidsd medic de derrames
ompeaente
el
este Peruna est ecomendada Ell Dr. Hartman Cur
ualuer 6rax abdomen Pev
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
Un fenOmenal Surtid0.

El senior Americo sRIaI que Hiemprs re.
nueva 81 EuFtidO de Hu aCEeditado 0atCbIa.
cimiento "El Popular" ha FsCibido sn e.
toB 6'timoG vapoFsE, nusvOE ' OlsgAntfimoH
modelos d CR'zAdo para 81 fi9FAs, 3 fioEitaF,
ninog cAbHllsEOs. OfrecB Jas msiorea
maFCaH de EHtAdoI UnidoH > Europa loa
modsles son lindfIimoB. Los pEGcios Bin
Competencia. Ha hstho tsmbi61 nuavan
intFoducCioneH de sssnciRB faaB, SguaH do
tocador y poIVoE para lR cara diantss.
EHtuthsS muy RTtfaticoE , de slf lfgantflimRa
foEmRH. Es lR m'jor opoEtunidsd para
sdquiTiF inmeioEab'ss aTtfculoB de fantaBfs.
Eu sstA impFsnts % vsndO papal Do
DaRi6dion viein 4 62.OO lns AR kilGa FR,n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
Niles De SeVOrns Esbew A1 Doctor Hartman, QgaWdose De
Que Nsmco Sc SJente~ Ben, Sjenbre Estam Cansadas.

FARIA que uno de
~ mis- numerosos
pacientes, 8 a. T.
Trener, me escribe
desde Paterson, NJ.
"Padecf por cinco
amos de- la espina
dorsal y dolores de
espalda.
"Gracias a Dios, 10
c ON unique ",
estimado Doctor, y
en- cinco semanas me
euro con su medici-
na, la Peruna, sus
sabios conseJ Jos
m6dicos.
"Ahora pue d o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
Castro habIa al alblico.

la razor" .-diCG--ha adluiTidO pres
tiglo, yIa "tuerza" no preVaIeee-
rfa hoy.
PIdO que 90 tribunal GOmpetOnte TOsuOIvl los
dOSlvOROaelaS Do VOn0zuoIl COZ los EStl5OS
URIdOs J FflRGIl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

EspeEo que 6o0@
aquel que Sc sientA
enfermO haga una
prueba con Ia Peru.
na = le esten tan
agradecida como mi
marido yyO le estG-
mos"
UnAdO BsjO TraEaD
mienfO M6dfc0s
Sta. Anna McGinn
I61 Plain St., Provi.
dence R. l., escribeG
"Deseo participant
le Ell bien que me h&
hecho su medicinR
Padecfa, segdn 10
doctores, del cora.
ION, Antes de pr0a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURRN
EN- 8 n I4 DlAS, con eli UNeUENTo DE
PAZO, "a sean simples, sangrantes, con pioaz6
externa8 DOP FebGldes Qu9 asam.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
DIAMOND FLASHES.
er man butted in yesterday.

Weather man butted in yesterday
Pete" Cassidy IL walking encycope-
dia when it comes to telling you who and
what a player is.
Mike Lynch denies that he brought
the wet weather with him yesterday but
it arrived here about the same time
Michael did
AS life saver jackson holds the medal.
The manner in which he hauled one Of
the boys out Of the Delaware day or
so ago after he had fallen overheard was
great.
The Toronto bunch are all big men and
II weight counts for anything they ought
to win the pennant OF the Eastern League
BY more than an ounce.
Jack Byron has offered his dog
'Trix" to William +. c. Waller, man
ager Of the Union League baseball
team, as a mascot, and Mr.. Waller will
take the canine away with him on sew
eral trips.
With the team Manager Carney now
has Trenton never ought to be worse than
third during the season, and only as Car
down as that in case Of bad slump. The
club is 25 per cent stronger than last sea-
son.-Trenton Times.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
PASTOR ALISON
WILL RESUME WORK

After having been absent from his
pulpit for more than a month, owing
to illness, the Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr, pastor Of West Presbyterian
Church, expects to return to his duties
on Sunday. The day being Palm Sun
day. the worship. music and sermons
viii be appropriate to the general theme
of "Christanity's Triumph" Master
Russell Brown, the Philadelphia boy
soprano, who so delighted West Church
people by his singing few month 3
ago, win be present at the Sunday
night popular meeting and sing The
Palms"
Mr. Alison desires to express his
thanks to the many friends who re-
membered him during his illness. with
flowers, delicacies, notes, thoughtful in
quiries or otherwise.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
SPORTING NEWS
Ills TRIPLE PLAY
SAVED A DEFEAT
Charlie Evans Retired a Side
UnaSSiSted in Hard
Fought Game

TITS alright for these Tri-State and
Union League baseball players TO talk
about double and triple plays" said
Charles Evans this morning, but 1t is sell
dom you hear Of a man making a triple
play unassisted, and that is what 1 did
when 1 played baseball some years ago."
Mr. Evans IS employed at the tonsoriai
parlors OF the Clayton House and Is an
expert barber. About nine years ago he
was a member of the Cherry Hin. Mary
land, baseball team and played at second
bag. On the occasion in which Charlie
made his phenomenal play his team was
paying the Appleton nine of the same
State. Appleton was at the bat and there
was a man on second and third bases and
no one down. Charlie was playing well
out between second and first base when
one Of the Appleton hatsmen lined out a
hot one which Charlie pulled down with
one hand. AS soon as the ball left the bat
the runner on second started for third
and the man on third got away Tor tho
home plate, each believing that the Int
was safe one and that 1t would be good
for two bags at least But they were
mistaken.
After catching the ball, which put the
batsman out. Charlie ran with 1t TO sec
Ond. reaching there before the runner
could set back. That made two down.
Charlie never stopped at second. how
ever but kept on and touched the third
sack before the third base runner could
return.
1t was a hard job" said Charlie, "bu,
to pull it or you have got to keep your
wits about you and know when TO move. "
Charles phenomenal play saved his team
from being defeated.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
5000 EMPLOYED
In NATIONAL GAME
Many Make Their LiVingS
by Playing Professional
Ball
OPENING DATES OF GAMES

An army Of professional baseball
players. the largest number since the
birth Of the national game. is now
engaged in preliminary slSlrmishing 20
get into condition for the campaign Of
1908.
The season viii open with more or
ganized leagues than have ever existed
before. Big leagues and little leagues
stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and from the lakes TO the gulf. There
win be more players in the field and
more money paid ouc in salaries than
" any previous year.
More than 5000 men will earn their
livelihood on the diamond, which does
not include the officials. trainers and
others connected with the game. When
the wedding out process is completed
the two major leagues viii start the
season with not less than 400 players
on their paw rolls. Large as this figure
seems, when the fact Is borne in mind
that there are but sixteen clubs and
that but nine men are required to play
the game. it is as nothing compared
with the total number Of players who
win wear uniforms in the minor
leagues.
Though several Of the smaller or
ganizations that did business last year
have passed out Of existence, more
than enough new leagues have been
formed to take their place. The minor
leagues, comprising nearly $50 clubs,
are to play organized bail, or in other
words will play under protection of the
National Association of Professional
Baseball Leagues These clubs will
employ total of fully 4.5Oo players.
1908 SCHEDULE.
With most Of the leagues the play
ing season will begin between the mid
die of this month and May ! and Will
continue until the latter part of Sep
tember or the first week in October.
The leagues that haveso far announced
their schedules are as follows:
National League. opens April IA,
closes October 2. 154 games
American League, opens April IA,
closes October ;. 152 games.
American Association, opens April Is,
closes September IA. 154 games.
Southern League opens April 10,
closes September 10. 14) games.
=
closes October 81.
Tri-State League, opens April %.
closes September u. I2g games.
Eastern League. opens April %,
closes September %. 40 games.
New England League. opens May 1,
closes September 1s. 12e games.
Three-I League. opens April 80. closes
September 10. 126 games.
Ohio and Pennsylvania League. opens
April 80. closes September Is, I40
games.
Observation-Disclosures League, opens May
Z, closes September 13, 100 games.
Texas State League, opens April IS.
closes September Z. 40 games.
South Atlantis League, opens April 6,
closes August %. 12O games.
Carolina Association. opens April 30,
closes August 22. 100 games.
Arkansas state League. opens April
is, closes September :. I20 games.
Ohio State League, opens April cS,
closes September Is. $50 games.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
Hyomei Gives Relief in 10 Minutes
Cures Over NIGHT.

Everybody knows, or ought to know,
that Hyomei is recognized among sci
entists as the specific for Catarrh,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Hay Fever
but there are q great many people who
do not know that Hyomei viii cure a
cough or a cold in less than "a hours.
But everyone should know that the
soothing. balmy and antiseptic air C.
Hyomei when breathed over the raw
and inflamed membrare Of the nose
and throat win instantly allay the in
fiammation, and viii effect a prompt
cure.
Complete Hyomei outfit. including
inhaler. costs only s100 at Miller Drug
Co, 404-406 Market ST.. extra bottles.
IL afterwards needed, viii cost but so
cents.
Joseph M. Harbaugh. HeldTe5se, Neb.s
writes: Il have used your Hyomei n
my family for two years or more. AMI
find it one of the best remedies we ever
used for a cold or sore throat. We find
that It gives quick relief in cases Of
catarrh."
Evening journal., 1908-04-09

and Readin was the easiest proposition
so we jest took hold on TO It and pushed
/ it along, There wasn't nothin' wrong in
that was there?
But say. don't call us Lynchers. cause
'taint right We gets the Mud Hens slung
at us and every time II comes frost
there is a story that the peaches is killed
and everybody knows that Mike Grady's
Peaches haint blossomed yet Give US
fair shake. Nobody down here doubts
that around the circuit the dope Is that
the championship fight viii be with Read
ing" OF course 1t win be with Reading
Why shouldn't It be. 1t was last year.
as after Reading got in the shuttle didn't
the Tailors and the Peaches fight Il out
for last placer Come down and see us and
bring Jake along. We won't lynch you
though we won't promise that we won't
lick you
Evening journal., 1908-04-09

in a wound over his eye as a resu
of the blow he received at the hands
of the defendant.
Smith in his defense. said that he
had met Fedigan earlier in the even
ing in a saloon and the latter told him
TO get away from the bar whore white
people were drinking and to go back
to the other bar.
HE did perfectly right" said Judge
Cochran.
IF that is all you assaulted him for,
I am going to make an example %
you" ANY saloonkeeper," continued
the judge, who win sell drinks to ne
groes at the same bar with white men.
should have his license taken from
him"
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
SEBRING WILL GET EVEN
Says Carson Poole is Talking Too Much
About Him.

Says Carson Poole is Talking Too Much
About Him.
Jimmy sebring, captain Of the Whining
ton Tri-state baseball team. has life
long friend in Carson Poole. Of Williams
port sebring's home. but recently James
thinks that "Carse" has been shooting
orr too much
Sehring says that Carson recently has
been talking too much about him and
that when the Wilmington team goes to
"billtown' he is going TO get square
with "carso'' Tor what he has said.
THAT DOPE says Jimmy, lis all right
for time but / don't like too much OF st..
He forgets the time when he was a men,
Der of the Home Boys team, and how
Frank Dooley, the manager, used to can
him down. don't forget it. though, and IL
he keeps on doping a lot of stun about me
III tell him something. George Allen can
tell you what 'Carse' has been saving. as
Aliens friends In wiliamsport have Kent
him posted on what is going on there.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
WITH
BREACH OF PEACE

Michael Maloney, a white haired man,
was a defendant in the City Court to-
day, charged by his son with breach
of peace and after hearing the evil
dence. Judge Cochran fined the de-
fendant SO and costs and also held
him in 500 peace bond. Another de-
fendant accused Of breach Of peace.
was Raymond Benson colored. He waa
fined IS and held IN $500 bond.
Thomas Murphy and Abel Riggs, who
got into fight last night over drinks.
were each fined 50 and cost on tho
charge Of disorderly conduct.
The hearing of Emma Walker and
Michael Ferlin who are charged vita
the neglect OF Paul Kerlin. a small
boy was postponed until to-morrow.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
and NOW WE'RE
THE "LYNCHERS''

The Mud Hens are practcing daily with
the Newark Eastern League team. and
the Lynchers were never in better style.
Manager Grady has hopes OF landing the
pennant or at least Of coming out very
near the TOP Of the ladder-ReadinE Her
aid.
Look here brother that's kind OF mn
kind. We never lynched no one last year
but Jake Weitzels raiiors. and we didn't
do that under cover, honest we didn't We
didn't have no intentions Of hurtin' Jake's
feelin's but you see old boy, we had te
do somethin' to keep out OF the last hole
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
TaIes Of cItIes.

For the year ended June. 1907, It is
estimated that typhoid fever cost Pitts
burg S721 .436.
There has been paid S66,456o0o for
tie purchase of land for public parks
in New York city. and the land that
they occupy is estimated to be worth
s1,20O,O00,0O0 today.
Biddeford is the most cosmopc titan
city in Maine. The birth record OF the
past year shows: French, ass, Ameri-
can, 40; Irish. 3s; English, 10; Italian,
6; Jew, 3; Greek. 3, swede, 1.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
sporting Notes.

Tom Eek may train the Canadian
Olympic athletes.
Champion Tommy Burns younger
brother Eddie, who weighs 145 pounds.
is about to try his hand at pugilism IN
San Francisco.
Joseph Baker a full blooded Indian
college professor, viii play shortstop
for the Sioux City packers OF the
Western league this season.
Purses amounting to 100000 VIII
be hung up on the Great Western
trotting circuit this season. The meet
ings win furnish twelve weeks rae
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
Train and Track.

The last census Of locomotives in this
country showed 51,672.
The rate Of increase in the railway
passenger travel Of New York city dur
ing the last decade If continued will
mean the carrying OF 1.7O0,OO0,000 pas
sengers in 1918.
The Great Northern Railway COM
pany viii pay Minnesota nearly $1,000
600 in taxes this year. Its earnings last
year were taxed 4 per cent, returning
the state S91S,OO0.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
Hints For Business Men.

There is a great difference between
speculation and investment.
Cultivate your customers. A pleased
customer is the best advertisement.
Competition calls out resources. de
velops ones ingenuity and stimulates
initiative. 4
Keep a superior class OF goods, fot
people remember quality longer than
they do price.-Success Magazine
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
MAYOR WILSON TO
PRESIDE AT BANQUET

Mayor Horace Wilson will be toast
master at the Nero ,ntile Association
annual dinner in ne Clayton House
on the evening OF April 30. Chief JUS
tice Charles B. Lore has accepted Al
invitation to be one of the speakers.
The dinner win be one of the most
SUCCESSFUL gatherings of its nature
held by Wilmington business men. A
meeting Of the committees VIII be held
before the regular meeting Of the or
ganizat.on tonight and a report of
progress win be made
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
seven Last Words Next sunday.

At St Thomas r. c. Church, at
Fourth street and Grant avenue, at 4
o'clock, next Sunday afternoon, the
choir OF the church viii sing the
Seven Last Words Of Christ" A
large attendance is expected and the
count Of itself. A silver Offering viii
be taken UP for the benefit OF the
church.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
HEAVY fine FOR
COLORED MAN
Struck James Fedigan Who
Told Him TO GO to Col
Ored Bar for Drink

For striking a white man and knock
ing him senseless, last January. since
which time the defendant has been
out of he city, John Smith, colored,
was fined $50 and costs in the City
Court today. The prosecuting wit
ness was James A. Fedigan who said
he had to have three stitches taken
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
UNION LEAGUE PRICES

There has been much inquiry as to
the prices that win be charged by the
Union League this season. Although
the league is not identified with pro-
tected baseball, Il has no intention OF
cutting the prices OF admission to ball
games.
Admission TO the bleachers this sea-
son Will be 25 cents. Admission TO
grand stand seats will be so cents.
These prices are the same as those to
be charged by the Tri-State team.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
Rev. c. X. cookman Transferred.

The Rev. Charles H. Goodman, we'll
known in this city. who for the pasf
five years has been pastor of the M
z. Church at Middletown, Orange
county, New York. has been trans
ferred to Grace Church, New York city.
Of which he had been assistant pastor
from 1900 10 1902.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
$3.50 Merry Widow
Striped Shinwaisf CSC

The very latest novelty in shlrtwaist
STYLES. Dainty striped materials. Neat
color designs For the three Or
houfa s....................... ~
Collars and cuffs 20 match waist Don't
miss this extra value for the three
hours.
Market street
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
Unbleached Linene
For Napkins, &c yard

Better buy a supply now, while the
prices are low. A lucky purchase
brought this to our store-We are
going to share the benefit with our
customers. Buy during the three q
hours sale. az. per yard........ "
Towels, some silk at per yd. f1Hc
King street. - ~
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
Anil Eools-Thn pennle.

NPTW TO0Is- ne TeopTo.
Saltzgiver & Bupp Hats. Neverl Be
cause they are guaranteed. Ss2 Mar
ket ST.