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Evening journal., 1908-07-18
mo LICENSE" THE
SUBJECT OF TALKS

c. e. Burchenal will address the con-
gregation of Christiana Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow morring on the sub
Ject of Local Option" and will speak
at night in RocKland NJ. e. Church on
the same subject.
AT Elsmere = union service of the
Presbyterian ana Methodist congrega-
tlons has been arranged, to be held in
the Methodist Church Mt Z o'clock, and
to be addressed by Rev. A. A. Wilmot
on the subject of "No-License for New
Castle Cunty."
Rev John NJ. Arters IS at Assembly
Park New York. where he will speak
Tomorrow to the New York State En-
campment of the Y. W. c. T. U. While
away Mr.. Arters will visit Niagara
Falls and other points Of interest. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Arters.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
POPULAR SERVICE
AT SILVERBROOK
Mr.. COIey to Entertain Mem
berS OF Ills Class
Tonight

The pastor and members of Silver
brook Church are so encouraged with
the interest and attendance at the
services on last Sunday that an effort
will be made to make the services
during the summer of special interest
to all. The twilight service on Sun
day in charge of Mrs. William Ped
rick. first vice. president of the Ep-
worth League, was very impressive.
The following program was presented
by the young women Of the church in
way that reflected great credit to
themselves and was greatly appreciat-
ed by all present. Singing by the con-
gregation, Work, for the Night is
Comingi Prayer by Mrs. Thomas
Appleby; scripture reading by Miss
Mamie Ford; trio, Misses Irene, MnIic
and Della Schlief; recitation, Miss
Emma Kiger; duet, Misses Bertha
Plowman and Sadie Jones; trio, Misses
Sallie Truax, Miriam and Carrie Cur
lett. Mrs. Fedrick read a paper on
Sowing and Reaping," and the hymns
and music were in keeping with the
subject. Miss Elsie Pedrick presided
at the plano, while Misses Helen Hem
derer, Ethel Hartman, Eta Cook and
Nathalie Harris took the offering. The
special work OF the choir and chorus
has closed during July and August
after year Of splendid service. In
the revival services and anniversaries
the choir has cheerfully given its aid
The official board of the church wish
ing to show appreciation Of their SER
vice gave the choir members an out
ing at Vernon's Grove, near Claymont
which was in every way a great sue
cess.
Joseph W. Coley will entertain the
Young Ladies' Bible Class of which
he is teacher, at his home at Claymont
this evening, Saturday.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
HOLD SERVICES IN
KIRKWOOD PARK

At o'clock on Sunday evening Rev.
George c. Williams, pastor Of Epworth
M. e. Church will hold religious service
and preach in Kirkwood Park. The park
service will begin promptly on account
OF the fact that Mr.. Williams will address
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
which has charge Of the Sunday even
ing service at Epworth for Sunday even
ing. The service at the church will begin
at 645 o'clock and splendid program OF
music has been arranged. The treasurer
Of the society will present a report Of
the work done by the society during the
past year. and Mrs. Lottie Price will read
paper on Home Missionary Work.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
Boys and Girl, Of Arabia.

A traveller in Arabia who passed O
year among the people tells that he did
not see a single doll in the hands of a
girl nor observe one playing at keep
ing house" in any way. Neither did
the traveller notice an Arabian boy
playing at ball or marbles.
Speaking with a grave sheik on the
subject, the latter said to the stranger
"You must be queer people in the wesi
to let your young folks get their hands
dirtied in sportr
The Arabian lads, 1t seems, walk
about trying to look like little men as
much as they can when not engaged
in acts of duty or in learning essential
things.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
TwiIieht service at scott

A song service will be held in Scott
M. e. Church tomorrow evening, at
which the congregation win be amply
supplied with books, and asked TO Join
in the songs. The sacrament OF bau-
usm will be administered to a class.
and any parents who desire to have
their children baptized may be accom-
modated by applying to the pastor.
The topic discussed will be "The Obli-
cation of Baptism"
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
INGERsoLL WATCH FIRM
RIIVS a BIG FACTORY

In spite OF the fact that this is a
Presidential year many prominent manu-
facturers are taking advantage OF a tenn
porary lull In business 20 increase their
facilities rather than limit their opera
tons. The latest report is that one Of tho
largest watch manufacturers in the world
Robert Ingersoll and Brother. have just
purchased the large factory OF the Tren-
ton Watch Company at Trenton. New
Jersey.
Just as soon as the new Ingerson fac
tory commences 70 operate. which is ex-
pected very shortly. it viii employ be-
tween 1000 and 1900 people. Such fore
sight on the part Of the pioneers in the
low-priced watch industry is surely suf-
ficient indication that the manufacturers
throughout the country have every con-
hdence in the return OF prosperity on a
solid basis.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18


ing Of the old with the new, II well
planned and jIdiciously carried out,
makes both for interest and beauty,
imparting dignity to what is new aud
creating around what IS old an atmos-
phere Of reverent care and apprecia-
ton. The picturesque hall in the sketch
is case In point. The original is In a
country house built not long ago and,
beyond the advantages Of good proper
tions and a pleasant outlook toward a
sunny garden, possessing In itself no
especial features Of striking interest.
While. however. the house was in
building its future occupants were
lucky enough to hear OF an old house
about to be demolished. In which, Il
was said. fine oak staircase was for
sale. They went to see It, found their
most sanguine anticipations realized
and arranged forthwith for its removal
to the new house. where It was In
stalled with all honor. The staircase
is Of English renaissance type, with
graceful tapering balusters and classic
holdings. wide steps OF comfortable
depth and a turn after the seventh,
making a convenient landing. This
turn lent itself exactly TO the fitting in
of stone fireplace. which was thus re.
cessed invitingly. The rich honey
brown OF the old oak. guitless OF stain
or OF other polish than that best OF all
polishes. the rubbing Of generations
was too beautiful to be hidden by
carpet. and so the stairs have been left
uncovered. with only an old Persian
ug at their foot. the glory Of the hall
which they beautify as no modern
tairway. however well designed, coulC
ave done.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
Hspta.pehs at tho Springs.

This is Heptasophs' Day at Brandy
wine Springs. when members Of the
order are holding their first annual
outing. The committee in charge has
arranged for field sports. among which
will be a baseball game between Peer
less and Mckinley conclaves. 21O-
pound man race, one mile race. relay
race. peanut race and potato race.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
CHURCH SERVICES
Notices for this department must
be in this office by noon Friday or
they will not be printed.
Methodist.

Scott NJ. f. Church. Seventh ard
Spruce streets. Robert X. Stephenson.
pastor. 1890 a. m. sermon by the
pastor, subject, Can Religious Train
ing Substitute for Conve-sion?" p. M.
Sunday school for one n1ur; $50 D. m.
twilight service. topic. Baptism" Any
persons desiring children baptized will
be given an opportunity at this service.
Wesley NJ. Z. Church. corner Linden
and Jockson streets, Rov. George White
Dawson. pastor. Glass msstlax -
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
Not SD Bad.

Mr.. Subbs (after engaging cools)-
There's one other thing l suppose you
should know, Miss Flanagan. My
wife is a chronic invalid. confined "a
her room.
Miss Flanagan - That's fnel
wor afeerd she might be wan iv thin
chronic kickers that ar-rs confined I
tn kitchen. begobsl
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
PASTOR ALISON
VICTIM OF MUMPS

Because Of an attack Of mumps, the
Rev Alexander Alison, Jr., will be un-
able to preach in West Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Mr.. Alison has been
III all week and is now at the seashore.
He hopes to resume his clerical duties
next week. In his absence tomorrow
the Rev. j. M. Collins will be the
preacher at West Church in the morn
ing and the Rev. Arthur Richards in the
evening.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
DOWN THE BAY,

Ho for Woodland Beach, Steame.
Adelaide leaves New Castle every Sun
day at 10 a. m. for Woodland Beach
Excursion tickets from New Castle 40
cents. Dancing and refreshments a
board. Take Blue cars from Fourth
and Market SITS. Last car to connect
with boat $40 a ma
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
Or. Mnwhrav a. N.,....-.

Dr. A. S. Mowbray, district superinten.
dent viii preach in Newport NJ. E.
Church, tomorrow morning. The pastor
the Rev. w. w. Sharp. will preach at the
twilight services at $50 p. m. on the sub
iect' THE Crowned Christ" The second
quarterly conference Of the church will be
be held on Monday night.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
Attracting Attention,

Remember, book play needs boom
ing"
I'm getting some Of the best citi-
Eens to say a good word for our pro-
duction."
"Bahl You'li never make a press
agent. What you want to do is to get
'em to denounce it."-LouisTille Cou-
rier-Journal.
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rha London RaoheInr.

The married man lives scientific
ally. He never pays a bill twice or
thrice over because he has lost the re-
ceipt. The bachelor lives unscientifc-
ally. He is robbed right and left. He
is the prey Of every footpad that turks
behind counters.-London Sketch.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
Einad ON ruo charnan.

Edward ]. McClosSey was in CltS
Court this morning to face two charges
OF assault and battery. and he was
fined $40 and costs on each charge.
The bail bond which was forfeited in
McCloskey's case was ordered to be re-
leased by Judge Cochran on SUCCESS
tlon Of the Assistant City Solicitor.
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serviee for Younn PeonI.

The Sunday evening services at
Bethany Baptist Church during the
month OF July have been conducted IN
honor of the young people. Tho aim
OF the services Is not novelty. but util-
ity. The theme for the evening SER
mon In the church tomorrow will be
"The Winning Young Man"
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Ignorance.

Teacher-I am surprised that you
should have such a bad lesson, George.
expected better things Of you. Pu-
pil-My pa says it is the unexpected
that always happens Funny a teach
er didn't know that!-Boston Tran
script.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18

How long your light summer clothes
last depends not on how much they are
worn, but on how often they are washed.
That is, if they are washed in the old-fash-
ioned way.
If they are washed with Fels-Naptha
in cold or lukewarmI water, the washing
won't harm them bit.
Boiling hurts any clothes, but it is par
ticularly hard on light stufs, such as sheer
linens, lawns, laces and muslins-rots the
fabric SO they will tear easily And hard
rubbing on the waShboard wears them out
and trays them.
You avoid this by washing the
FelS-Naptha way in cold or lukewarm
water. Boiling and hard-rubbing are un-
necessary, because FelS-Naptha disSolves the
dirt into tiny particles which are sent flying
by light rubbing and thorough rinsing.
Then, too, the clothes are cleaner,
whittier and sweeter, as well as longer-wear-
ing.
Be sure to follow the easy directions
on the red and green wrapper.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
snruinn at Whnrf

The usual open air service will be
held at Third street wharf tomorrow
evening by the Epworth League ana
others workers of .Asbury NJ. H..
Church. Large audiences and increased
attendance attest the wisdom and bene-
tit of these services.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18

for the summer.
st. Stephens Lutheran Church. Tat.
nall street near Seventh. Rev. Frederic
Doerr. pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday
school; II a. m. morning service. sub
ject, "A summertide Thought" 7sO.
evening service, subject, "rhe Ques-
ton OF Life"
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
ATTENTION TROLLEY RIpERsl

Fishing, grabbing and bathing. Blus
cars leave Fourth and Market SITS, on
Sunday every forty minutes for Della
ware City and every twenty minutes
for New Castle. Riverside and Coheld
Beach,
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
Anty DrudGe Gives Advice.

Eleanor @ my prettiest shirtwaist torn
and ruined by that nasty laundry. haven't clean
one to wear to the party tonight"
Apty Drdge-'Wel that is past helping and crying
for, but if you will get cake of Fels-Naptha soap
I'll show you how to get another clean hurry,
in cold water, with very little work Well iron it,
too, in jfy and it will be far cleaner and fresher
than any laundry can make it.
Evening journal., 1908-07-18
AN OLD STAIRCASE.

How Il Was Adapted to the Hall Of a
New House.
In building a new house It is often
possible. given artistic perception and
a due sense of the proportionate fitness
Of things, to adapt old features TO II
with conspicuous success. The blend.
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IL tn~ Matter q ghe Estate q Mar
essorxlana Hefgre. Deceased. 10 sefs
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BATTERS HIS
BRAINS OUT

BUTTE Mont, Sept t7--sher
man Brnnter. Of Clinton. Mo. con
OF william lsranter. q police Judge
ia that city killed himself IA jail
here early today hy batiering his
head against the side Of bis cell,
during a drunken frenzy.
HrAnter was a drummer for an
Omaha house He arrived IN town
yesterday and was picked up By
the police ~ the depot lie pro.
tested voeiferously against being
taken 10 jail and Was violent when
locked up When the keeper looked
Into bis cell today be found him
dead.
lie had literally beaten his brains
out on the stone walls of the
cell
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UNCLE SAM CALLS FOR
ALL KINDS OF BIDS

Bids are wanted by the United
States Commissioner OF Indian az
fairs on canned tomatoes. corn meal.
cracked wheat dried fruit. flour.
hominy. oats and rolled barley for
supplies during the fiscal year end.
ing June 80 1903
Bids must be sealed and must be
IN the Washington, ID. G. office Of
the commissioner OF Indian affairs
before 2 y. m Sept "a.
Circulars were received In Seattle
this morning from lsthmian canal
commission asking for bids on lum.
Der. ties. piles. pumps and
various other articles TO be used In
the Canal zone
Bids must be IN the Washington.
H. G. office OF the commission be.
fore 10 o'clock Oct. s.
The T. 3. reclamation service
ants sealed bids upon the construc
ton OF 6 miles OF open canal In the
vicinity OF Mahton. Wash. Bids
must be az sunnyside office OF de
partment before 2 y. m, oct i.
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PRICES PAID 10
PRODUCERS

The foiiosins rurcn4ss prices ssH
Quoted on Nesferu AZ. this nsefNiAf
FnNLTY Ola hsnH live wesh.
i1i-1r per pouudi dressed ~ .
pound sprinE chickens live. ~ -
pnnud dressed 1ae per peundi se'ss
ssc per pound squads. tf-t PEI tiitA.
ssr per pnuna sFaats. sz-s ptI ete
tneha spring. I've lsc per pcsnd -
"a. l8c per pound pigeons " P~ W
en-
BUTTER Local ranch. ii-set -
pound
EugE-f.ocai raura. t.-sas
MEATS live ufiEhi--Cowa IN ~
pound steers. fAc ger pound klh.s
wefhcfa thc pef poundi eAes a ~
pound NuEa. f4e Per Pound ~.
SC per pound Bulls and eRsh AS "
pound -
MEATS Dressed Veal iarse h.s
per pound medium. ie-ifc pef ps@h-
The fuiiowtnE are lecai eaeiAuo'
made GA Western az this wcrninf
FRUIT stack hnrfirs ti4 HA.sF
stein apnlrs Ell efs nartieti rfsrs
81 90. Tomatoes ffc-fQc; plans ff,'"'
apples frr-tl as rruues tQ-tte
NEHETAnt BIS cabbage. a-AAe
pound head lettuce 1t-Sac do4sn -
barb. ~ pcf pound green co.,.
per dnHen new potatoes, tse ~.
ton. spinach 1f.kfa hcx, caAhtie@n y.
doHon bects fl-t2t sack eaean.,,s.,s
io-fec tofrn carrots 81 sSck -
70 see doEFH, striug beans 49,
pound
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BERTHA CLAICHE
GIVEN PARDON

II was due 20 The Tremendous I.
fiuence ~ thousands Of women -. ~
Interested themselves In The 49,,
case that Governor Hughes ! ~
days ago pafdoned her, on eoaM
ton that some reputable .n,rss
care for her Miss Claiche ulesaa1
guilty 10 msnslaughter in the 49,
degree just 80 her trial WAS as
Ing 10 "a logical close. Che ~.
shown clemeucy being sepienesA
20 two years and two months \.
least. and five years Al most T.
Auburn.
Mrs Booth ~ seeing that Nj.
Claiche Sc shielded from he cn,s
Gus The girl "a ia d place s4lsss.
ed by The Little Mother Il a.
ConWcts"
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MOTHER LEADS MOB
AND SHOOTS NEGRO

POWDER SPRINGS. Ca. Sept
i7.-Afier forming and heading a
posse TO chase Robert Bostick. a
negro who had attacked her ayear-
old daughter. Mrs. Sarah Reed. wife
OF prominent citizen. shot the
negro fun Of bird shot as soon as
he was oYertaken.
Mrs Reed armed herself with a
shotgun. formed posse Of neigh
bors. and led them In pursuit Of
the negro. After a long chase be
was discovered hidden behind a log
Ia the woods
Mrs Reed called on the members
OF the posse 20 stand back. raised
her gun and discharged both bar
reis into the negro, prupauy fatal
ly woundiug him. she began TO
reload the gun. when the sheriff and
deputies rode up and took charge
Of the negro. Mrs. Reed. sobblng
begged the sheriff 20 let her finish
BoRtick. The sheriff hurried the
negro TO Marietta to prevent a
iyuching
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is GUILTY OF
FIRST DEGREE MURDER

death on the acaffold. Pettdeb,.
torneys Immediately gave n,,i y
that they would ask Tor a uew 49,
Milia Allcgich and Mike Boesv a,a''
Pettrich'n companions. viii be ~
for murder later NV
Pettrieb vas not moved when a.
jury brought ia he yordlot lhs, ~ s
end hls NE He took the ms ~
calmly aud betrayed no emo,,e,
whatever.
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JONES TO GO ON
the STUMP

NORTH YAKIMA. Sept IT,
Hon W. l. Jones. who has been
invited 20 go 70 Ohio. to assist IN
making the republican campaign In
that state. said that he expects TO
spend the last part Of October
there lie Says he will remain IN
Washington II the state central
committee thinks Il advisable. as
that would BE- his first duty.
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PUBLIC MARKET

Rlng bologna sausage AZ ice ney
ring cream brick cheese Al H.
for 55c. italian prunes II acc a tor
fresh eastern eggs al Z doz for
g5c canieloupes al from e Ia Il
each, needieas raisinE AZ roc m.
green Gage piums IL Isc a basket
sliced silver salmon AZ &c ID.
huckieberriee AZ i0c 10. pineanples
az from zoe TO 5ec each. green Dsll
for picking ~ ise 10, lamb chops
az i2i1c 10 and eastern ham 4
i3i4c ID are the principal sgeclss
that will be on sale Al the puis
market tomorrow.
Kadishss 8 huncnss cor &C.
farniHF Sc . tunah
Tufuias. ? ranshss ter u
celsrfs tanfh t-ter
catnuae te.sr per -.
EutahaEna sc -
Besis / husthes Sc
Catuuhers. 2 for Sc
Head lettuce Z for Sc
Lemons lt-fec per des
EansF arnisn SIS box
Neu spplHs daAen. t.itc
Pineapple fH-rer each
OTsuEes. aa-tor doa
Peaches Ee-aac per rex
Plume ftsNae per basket
rranes ta-sGf per basket
Tomatoes 8 and I 10 fer lee
WateFWsinnE Ice Zach
CAnfs3onpes D " Sc each.
f1uusfs Carnations. tfa ger taI
SISTERS s1r naE
WanhfnEgnn creamery huttsf, ftN
lewa cfeamery. : iea tse. faneh ssiie.
ttE ~
LEGAL ranch erFs ss.stc anr
Potatoes. rev Ac-iAc per n
Orious. 3 nanchss &c. boiling erarpk
~ its for use
Carrots : hunchsa fer Sc
Summer squash. sc 10 yeiiew se8sfn
&c 10 HahArt squash. 1c n
Mutton chops. ft-ifc per u; n
steaks HfA-ikc 70 pcfteFAeass ifsiit
~ airiain. 1880 n roand sisas. lslh
% % raasis SIZE 10 boiling hssf ~
10
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CHAUFFEUR THREATENED
BY HATPIN BRIGADE

NEW YORK. Sept i7-Ten
angry women. each with a hatpin
ready for use. surrounded Henry
Gaynor. a chauffeur whose machine
Injured a child At Thiriy-flrst street
aud seventh avenue last night
lie killed the girl" one woman
shouted lie killed my dog. too
YESTERDAY Get your hatpina. won.
en-. and get busy"
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rea.amH A a fheea e. afasf.
"A settle General huspitat
h4nran-F A Mnrtn. 49, ~Nhtef"
~ NSes,A-Issseh Mat,. e. September -
1fT cedar ~ y. e.s...ss .,.y
IA in this ety. 81 s-.,,ss
Al al Naate Aiaska ~ at...
st~S-.ffs James MeNssAs te Soy ,sa
- ts an hoard northern 1917 ~.
FFefRh Alvin AtNtssNf
IA IA thfa ritF "a a.
t-.hiahua nsdlis cshiahaa Wv
ts1,hnr fs. a. Pert MattseH WesA
kalnn9atn AinF A&AehA@fN
s.erss.sss.- l'ariuaa sehFeedrr a. ~
Brighten
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STRIKERS THROW BOMBS.


RIO JANlelnO. Sept Freight
hnndloTs NJ Santos are on strike Ia
an attempt 10 stop the work At tho
docks, especially The loading Of
coffee a cruiser has been sent
10 that port "a preserve order The
strikers took the offensive and
threw two bombs into the stores of
the company on the docks. five men
being wounded
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REVIEW WORK FOR
HURT CHILDREN

The board ~ trustees ~ the chill.
drens hospital will hold iia annual
open meeting tomorrow morning a.
10 o'clock IN 1ohnaionn music hall
Third aud University Mrs Char.
los atinson. president viii make an
address and Mrs G Il Collins. sec.
Rotary viii read her report Mrs
T. II Gray will tell % the actual
work ~ examining and caring for
crippled children Or Herbert ~
Uowen rector ~ the Trinity church
Nill also speak The meeting ia
open % all interested ia the work
81 the rhlidrens hoaplial.
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Appeal of Women Secures
Release of Girl Who
Slew Betrayer.

NEW YORK, Sept 17.--Deter.
mined 20 forget tbs past and lead
a quiet life, Bertha Claiche. who
on July 2. 1905. shot and Killed
Emile Gendr0n. the man who had
enslayed her. left Auburn prison
and came 10 THIS city.
She vas met b. Mrs Maud BallinE
ton Booth. head Of the Volunteers
OF America Miss Claiche 10 70 be
under the wing u Mrs Booth. but
the plans IN regard to the girl have
not been announced.
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JAPs Hate THE WHITES.

NEW WESTMINSTER. y. C..
sept i7.--Japaucse residents OF
sapperton have collected tt25 for
the widow and children Of G Dynea
who waa killed By q street car some
days aep few hours after his
home bad been burned 20 the
ground No contribution has been
made by the white residents.
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BOSTON. Sept IA bronze
statue Of Mas Gen Nathaniel r.
Hanks. erected on the state house
grounds was unveiled yesterday
an the living descendants Of Gen
Banks wcrc participants or spec
iAiufa IN the exercises
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Servian Bandit VIII Hang
for Killing Marshal
Miller.

Nick Pettrlob. the scrvian bandit
was yesterday found guilty Of muir
den is lls hria saloee for the klll.
Ing ~ Aarehal aesry Miller. Of
Kent April 10 The penalty De-
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MORO IS LYNcHEo.
coy United prsssl

BATON ROUGE. La Sept IT,
A dispatch from Bachelor. La
Hays negro named John Miles Waa
lynchcd there last night for shoot.
ms a white man The white man
Was not seriously hurt
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