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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-21
$4,000 fiir Annapolis.
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llnfoiten.
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in 9ciibe 6eS StnoteS gerpGBrt miro.
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Srn. @olop'S giQ iie6t Sic 5ncor.
porntion Ser Farmers & Werhant5
Sanf" NIT einem aapitol bon $15,s
600 Dor. 4I8 Sncorporotoren mcr.
Den sic &6. 4lpin 0olpnep, Gobert
z. Grcm un6 ). @nlter Sutton &c.
nnlmt.
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@erften.
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brod)tc 5luei Bills cin; Die cine Der
iii8t, 0oB ouf Den 9nionmpfcrn lepo-
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mo Sic onocre perbictct oen &crfoni
pm S0llicrn an geruiiien StraBen III
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lide GrloubniB ser Stoot.Gomnii.
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dem Bills eingereiht meroeu fonn-
ten, un0 0ie Wtitglieoer nobmen oic
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reno oicIer Sibung i'm @on5cn 953
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6cborf cs Ser 3uItimmung beS Sous
les, nm cine 9iQ ein5urei6en SIN
Senot iino circo 600 Bills eingereiht
lporocn.
Seute sic er tie Sans.
tags .'Sibung.
Ser Sprefer oes ll~nterbauleS
Gop bereitete beute Worgen oen &C.
legatcn cine unongcnebme llebcr'
raifunh ais er erfldrte, bab negen
Ser 2(n66ufung ser 8eihGite nidt
MIR cine 4benoiibung fir beute, ion.
bern ollh cine Sitlng fir morgcl
unlmGGngliA lei; oie Serren mod
ten iid geiGqigit oafiir bercit boIten.
9iSber bot iid Die 2egislatur pom
6reitog bis auf Sen ndditen Iontag
pertagt, uno in ser @ripnrtlng, baB
Dies alld bcute Ser SAIL icit miiroe,
6ottcn uiele Witglieoer lire Geiie.
taid)en nit mad Dem Gapitol &c.
broht, I'm Sen friibeiten 3ug nod
ibrer reip. Scimatb 5u belteigen. Srn.
Gnp's fur5e Iniprahe er5eugte piele
enttGuidtc @eiihter, ober MIR luelligc
Gelegaten ent5ogen iif ibrer Filidyt.
Sn ser Ibenolitlng Dllroc ein be.
beutenoeS Eenium bon Gortine.
geihditen bepGltigt.
auf Der Senat MAI belite ileibig
INTO belt nift peni9er oils orei
Sttltunrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-21

EerionaIoienI It. - Or. aarl
Muf, Der 0irigent oes Bolton Spm.
pbpnie.S rdeIters, Der bos leste Con-
5ert oicier Organization IN Baltimore
ipegen elmer Serletune oes reften
Irnles nidt oirigiren fonnte, lit pie-
Scr bergeitellt uno bat feline 5unftio.
men lpieoer iibernommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-21

SerbeiierterY 0 It betrteb.
= Die Ioit 5nii6cn Baltimore un6
Waibington, g. g., per Iumpfer
miro bon bente an oreimal Die ISOLDE
iiber Die ean5e 8oute beforOart wer-
ben.
Guicit pfIiidt man, iucnn iie 6lib'n,
uno oas godbier trinft man, menn
es reif lit. SteiI's lit iest am 3api.
(S1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-21
Tranf Stcil's 8uf

iett an 3apf bel alien aunoen.
(S1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-21
Sabt SIR idlpn

Steil's godbier periuht? IS lit
oieies Sabr DEFENDERS gut geratbell.
(S1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-21
IciGc ii Gods uno
@erften.

I'm cS ser Stn0t o6ne Grbobul,G
Ser Stcucrratc 81 ermogIidcn. oie
gr0Bercn Soften ser @iers Nr. 4, )
mo 6 mad Sem ncltcn Elone icrtiJ
81 itc0cn, crilft iie Die 2cgislotur
Autoritdt. cine AnIcibe bon
$L,000,00O iiir Oicicn 3ped oui5u.
lcgcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-21

Sllpcriutenocnten ser oiientlider
@cbGuoe iibertrdgt uno OuS SolGr
oieieS 9eamten aIi $4,000 pro Sabr
erbobt. Sic Gontrole ser oiientlihell
Sd)itlcn itano bisber cincm 9can1tcrl
Ger Sdulbeboroe SIT.
Steuer 6cu.
Die Ereoiger uno SruiteeS Der
Starr metz. prot. Stride meroen
ourf cine Bill, Die Sr. Wolop I'M
llnterbnuie einreihte, bon Der 3ab-
lung Der @ertberbobun9 an oieStabt
Baltimore befreit, Die ibnen bon Der
9rdnooiitrifts . Gommiiiion fir Die
@rmeiterung ser SrottItroBe, 5pi-
lfen 2igbtitroBc uno Sones 5oas IN
Der Sobe BON $775 auferlegt muroe.
WerfltGtt iir 9linoe.
Sir Die grrihtllng bon @erfItot.
ten fir bliltbe Sralien unb Wonner
in baltimore iieDt Srn. Guinn's Bill
cine Serpillign1g bon $4,000 tur
Die nudIten 5pei Sabre Dor.
Sobere Into. 2icen5.
Wenn cine belite bon Srn. Stat
bon montgomery : County i'm Sauie
eingereidjte gin @eiet miro, be5ab.
len Better BON Iutomobilen cine
bobere 9%iren5gebiibr fir lire Moto.
rem nnb omar pom Is bis 20 Tieroe-
frnit S., bon 81 bis so Yieroefraii
So uno iiber so Eieroefrnft $t2.
@iue eleidlautenoe Bill reihte Sc
nator See i'm Senat elm.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
Watch St. Johns grow this year

Watch St. Johns grow this year
Base ball tomorrow, Saturday
Apostles against Woodburn. Hot
game sure, you should not miss il.
Easter will be observed at Con-
gregational church Sunday with
special music and sermon in the
morning and a "Song and praise
service" in the evening and a short
address by the pastor. The public
is heartily invited to attend. G.. W.
Nelson, pastor.
The St. Johns tile and brick com.
pany have machines for making
both clay and cement bricks and are
turning out fine product. There
will be great demand for their
product this summer In St. Johns.
The building which is even now
quite active has hardly begun and
there will be things doing within
the next month.
l.. IL. Huggins, one OF Hood
Rivers prosperous merchants was
in the city Tuesday and gladdened
the Review mans heart by a visit.
Mr.. Huggins also operates a lum-
ber yard at The Dalles and buys
much of his lumber of the St. Johns
Lumber company, St. Johns will
be selling more than lumber to the
inland towns in the not distant flu
ture and we are happy to extend
the glad hand to Mr.. Higgins.
J. b. Sennett an old friend of ].
f. Hendricks was in the Office
Tuesday for a short visit. Mr..
Sennett recently traded a farm in
Eastern Oregon for st. Johns prop
erty near Cedar Park and is now
improving the same. He is grad
uate from a college of optometry
and has a diploma as Doctor of
Optics. He is considering taking
room with Mr.. Butterworth where
he will be able to serve our people
with as much skill as can be OBJ
tanned of the specialists in Portland.
We hope this arrangemement can
be made as it will be most conven-
lent for our people, who like the
writer, may be obliged to wear
plate glass front.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
The Peach Sisters.

The Peach Sisters.
Rev. +. l.. Young officiated al
the funeral Of Miss Anna Olson al
Albina April I4th.
Frank Clark has opened up a
candy, cigar and ice cream stand
on the corner of Jersey and Charles
ton streets.
Mr.. Atwater, a prominent fruit
man and apiarist Of Polk county
near Dallas visited the city Tues
day and called at this Office. He
had not been in st. Johns since
1890 and says the city was all
brush then. He thinks there is a
great future for St. Johns.
John Peterson, now one of the
prosperous merchants of McMinn-
vile was a visitor back home this
week. John has not fully recovered
from his recent illness but is i'm
proving in health. He says that
business is good with him and that
he has had to work SO hard that it
retards his getting strong again.
Easter Sunday will be appropri-
ately observed at the Methodist
church. Professor Clayton Vent
Of Portland will render an Easter
solo at the morning service. The
Sunday school will have charge OF
the evening services and will give
an Easter program, for which a
careful preparation has been made.
Black & Kerr have the contract
for the erection of 5000 business
building at the corner of Fiske and
Dawson. The excavation is being
done and the work will be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible,
The building is being erected for
+. M. Pliter and will be 9SxIoo.
The lower floor will be made up
into four store rooms while the up
per story will be made into Office
suites.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS items.
Vote for Ericsson for coroner.
The Peach sisters are coming.

. Vote for Ericsson for coroner.
The Peach sisters are coming.
Vote for +. l.. Ericsson for cor
[ oner.
Foulard silk pattern prints Sc a,
Pralls.
For rent, housekeeping rooms,
ist floor, Ir6 S. Jersey. II
Vote for l.. T.. Ericsson for cor
oner. He is the East Side man.
Vote for No. 60 OH the ticket for
representative, JOS. w. Beveridge.
Subscribe for the Telegram
best evening paper on the coast.
See Ed Stockton.
If you want to buy, rent, sell or
exchange property see Wolcott
CThe Rent Man.
Ladies silk and Isle gloves for
Easter at Pralrs.
The Peach Sisters are coming.
They are peaches. Don't miss the
best thing of the season.
For rent in First National Bank
building office or living rooms
apply at bank. Iotfc
Laying hens, a bone mill and
brooder. Will sell cheap. Call
2o5 ~ Edison street.
Now is the time to secure your
cabbage and tomato plants. Nice
ones for sale at Brodahl's green
house.
Insure your property in the
Pennsylvania, one of the best and
most reliable companies in exist.
ence. II. G. Ogden.
Have your property insured in
the St. Paul or Northern fire insur-
ance companies. They are the
best. S. l.. Dobie, agent.
The ladies aid of the Baptist
church will serve a dinner and sup.
per in Holbrook block at No. 100
South Jersey OH June election day.
Bear this in mind.
George w. Simmons the Jersey
street candy merchant has secured
the concessions at the gate at Hills
park and will be OH hands at all
games with candies, ice cream, cigars
lemonade and other refreshments.
The Vogue millinery store is
very busy place these days. Don't
put of making your selection till
all the prettiest hats are taken.
The Vogue keeps open evenings
for the benefit of the busy women.
c. G. Bauer has moved from his
old location to an! Fourth street,
where he will be glad to meet his
old st. Johns patrons aud all new
ones who need the services OF a
first class artist. He may be called |
by phone number s5s.
l.. c. Monnich will do your
paper hanging, aud ,inting at rea-
sonable prices with dispatch. Can
furnish best Of reference. Make
your wants known early and avoid
the usual spring rush at house
cleaning time. Drop card box 6o3
ST. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
Mckinney Bargain Counter.

$3.50 buys river view 5oxIoo;
monthly payments,
$3.50. lot SoxIoo South St. Johns;
monthly payments.
$500 buys lot SoxIoo plowed
and fenced. 100 feet to car.
$7oo buys two so foot lots close
to French block. These are all
snaps.
Houses any size or price on easy
payments.
MCKINNEY.
ST. Johns Heights Station.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
THE BARGAIN COUNTER

/
Special sale ladies' belts at Prall' S
Don't forget No. ~ for circui
judge.
Remember McGarry for circui
judge, No. al.
Mems fancy shirts, new styles
8sc at Pralrs.
Lot on Lively street $500. Eas,
terms. S. L. Dobie.
so foot lot on Jersey street
$4,000. Terms. S. l.. Dobie.
Gentle young COW for sale. o2S
Jersey St. AT little red house.
An acre near Stewart Station
Sisoo-S4oo cash. S. l.. Dobie.
Do not forget Bitgood & Cole
give you meat at Portland prices.
4 acre. oIxIooH one block from
car line S6oo-S7oo cash. S. l..
Dobie.
Beautiful new laces and embroid-
cries just opened at Prall's.
You get full weight and first
quality at the Central market. Just
try it awhile.
$IIoo-s room house and sox
100 lot, $500 cash-balance two
and three years. S. l.. Dobie.
Choicest varieties of pansy plants
and rose bushes at Brodahrs green
house. Place your orders now.
Cream at the Home Creamery,
I5c a pint; buttermilk, two gallons
for I5c; sweet milk, SC per quart.
New goods arriving daily at
Prall's, Holbrook block.
Fine line of cigars, tobaccos, cam
dies, nuts, fresh fruits constantly
on hand at AL Harris old stand.
l.. ID. Walker.
All our meats are government
and the best that money
can buy. They are neatly and
carefully handled. Come in and
leave your order for free delivery.
Wards Central Market.
Bargain $3.50. soxIoo with 4.
room house, wood house, some
lumber, wat:r, close to car and
store inside loop. Abstract to date.
Buy Of owner and save commission.
Reuben Il. Collins, 4sS, Allegheny
street, ST. Johns, Ore.
Mems black sateen shirts at
Pralr's, best values ever at sSc, 81
md $r.as.
$4,000 buys 7 room modern house
bath, pantry and cement basement.
lot rooxIoo nicely fenced, 3 apple
recs, 2 cherries, 90 logan berries,
100 strawberries. Fine river view;
our blocks from postofiice. ~
ash, balance years at 7 per cent. |
See owner. 6aa North Edison or
address, postofiice box a3I, St.
ohns, Oregon. Iotf
A millionaire once said that he
lever got any happiness out Of his
money. Wealth does not bring
iappiness as is evidenced by the
'anderbilts. Goulds, Thaws, steel
nagnates and others. But happi-
less consists rather in a contented
mind with an abundance of good
hings to eat. Now ii you will go
Lash, 2o7 South Jersey street
nd buy your household necessities
on will certainly be happy for he
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
For Rent.

Two rooms for rent with bath,
hot and cold water pleasantly situ-
ated at corner OF Tacoma and Fill
more streets, No. 4oI, inquire OF
w. III. Warner. 26p
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
Special Next Week.

Decorated semi.porcelain plate,
cups and saucers, IS cents. Ma
tional Tea Store. "a
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
THOUGHT LEOPARD
ESCAPED FROM SHOW

Seeing a leopard in the Mundy animal
show now at Brandywine Springs Park
climbing to the top Of its cage last night
some women thought it was going to
escape. The women ran screaming from
the dancing pa -ilion in which the animals
are quartered. Their flight caused a rumor
that one of the wild animals had gotten
on. OF it's cage, which brought about a
general stampede among the four or FIVE
hundred people in the building and on the
grounds at the time
Those in the pavilion rushed outside
and down to the car terminal at the en-
trence. There another crowd was whit
ina. for the cars, and they took fright ard
scattered in all directions. Il was some
time before attaches Of the show and Of
tic pari could reassure the spectators
thar it was safe to return.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
FRANCES PRESIDENT
VISITING ENGLAND

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, May 25-President Fall
Heres arrived here at o'clock this af-
ternoon for four days visit
King Edward. the Prince of Wales.
Premier Asquith. Herbert Gladstone,
Lord Drury, the Duke Ct Argyle and
a brillian following of noblemen and
statesmen greeted him at Victoria sta
ton and drove with him through tho
brillian decorated. out police-liued
streets to st. James Palace. Ths
Presidents farewell from Paris was as
elaborate as if lie was leaving for sew
eral months instead at a weeks ah-
sence. Embark.ng on tie cruiser Leon
Gambetta he was met in mid-channel
by a convoy of British cruisers, which
acted as his escort to Dover.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
Gave a Straw Ride.

The members Of the Christian En-
doovor Society of the Olivet Pres.W-
terian Church gave a strawride on SAT-
urday evening last, to the home of Mrs,
Hghheld, near Hockessin. Those ptes-
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler. John
and While Chandler. the Miss Mariol
and Margaret Springer, Mary ana
Virginia Sincock, Mary Jones' Emma
Sterufeld, Mable Allen. Ethel Salmon,
Matte Woodmansey, Josephine KIM
hle, Margaret Comfy. Helen Copten.
Edith Robh. Messrs. Miller Laws,
Erwin Croney. Chester Jones. Howard
Kimble. Frel Price. Cecil Graham.
Clarence Dickey. w. H. Oliver. Jr.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
GETS BODY FROM GRAVE
AFTER INJUNCTION FIGHT

Mrs Mary c. Cooper has recovered the
body of her late husband, Frank II
Cooper, from a West Chester cemetery
after having the directors of the cemetery
there restrained from interfering with ncr
desire TO renter the body in a Baltimore
cemetery. In her petition for an Injunction
against the cemetery directors, Mrs
Cooper AYERS that she and Mr.. Cooper
we're married I'm this city i'm 1905 and that
after Mr.. Cooper died in Pittsburg while
in the employ of the Pennsylvania rail
road Company his body was Inferred in
the Cemetery at West Chester without her
approval. When she expressed a desire to
renter the body in Baltimore the West
Chester cemetery directors objected and
the injunction proceeding followed.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
Social and
Personal

Miss Margaret Scott has returned
from visit to friends at North East
Miss Lydia Winkler has returned
from a visit TO her parents at Perry
vile.
Ers. William Baker and son, of Por-
ryNillc have BEEN visiting friends hero.
Charles Graham has teen sojourning
az Perryville,
Mrs. Frank Harlan and daughter
have been the guests of friends and
relatives at Perryvine
Edward Reynolds of Rising sun mas
returned after visit to this CITY and
Philadelphia
Miss Emma Spicer is the guest OF
her parents at Concord
Mrs Irving Walton AMI children are
guests Of hey par nts at Scaford.
Mrs james II. Price of FELTON,, is the
guest of friends in thissc.ty.
/ Mrs. William Sargent is visiting Mrs.
! Belle Counsel of Camden
Samuel Fila has been spending a few
/ Caya at GEORGETOWN.
James a Marsh of GEORGETOWN. has
been visiting in this city and Phila-
dolnhia.
c. j. saecl was recent visitor in
/ GEORGETOWN.
/ Miss M0v WEIGH ~ Philadelphia.
spent Yesterday as the guest of Mrs.
c. a. Rhzzard.
Miss Caroline Nav Powick Of
s,roudsburg. PA. has been visiting Aer
erandmother Mrs. Powck, of this
clay.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. s. Nose and son.
Harlan. of this.city. spent Sunday with
friends IN Chester.
Wesley J. Gregg spent yesterday
with friends In Newark, ~ j.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
STABBED PRIEST
LIKELY TO DIE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 15.-The con-
dition of Father ]. f. Lubeley, the
priest stabbed by Joseph Schuette. q
wealthy parishioner, after mass at
Salisbury, Mo, yesterday was very
grave today. He is at st. Mary's In
frmary here where physicians are
fighting to save his life
bfter mass yesterday lac was shek
ing hands with his parishioners in
front of lis church at Sau;sbarv when
Schuette suddenly rushed at him with
a knife. Schuette stabbed twices the
first blow glancing off the priests tenn
pie and the second barely missing the
jugular vein.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
PLAN
FOR THEIR FAIR

Arrangements are being made by the
committee Of Pomona Grange, Patrons Of
IIushandry, for holding the annual fan
OF the Grange which will take place al
Delaware Horse show Association Park
on September 1, .. and arr may shar' s
Of stock have been placed on the market
ana sold.
Faces viii be given during fair days and
purses amounting to $50 will be hung up
I'm addition to the trotting and paoinf
classes there will be running races and OF
September 2 there win be road races. II
Is believed that the fair this season Wi
be ahead of any yet given and the com
niitee, OF which L. Scott Townsend i'
treasurer. is working hard with this SI:
In view.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
VETERANS GET
READY FOR PARADE

Final arrangements for the Memorial
Day parade on Saturday are being
made. and It is expected that the event
this year win be more interesting than
ever. The ranks Of the Civil War
veterans. fast waverirg. will be re-
inforced this year by members Of the
Sons Of Veterans. the Union Veteran
Legion. the uniformed rank. Ancient
Order Of Hibernians. the West End
Reading Room and other organizations.
The formation Of the parade viii be
announced this week by George q.
Norton chief marshal, and all organi-
cations desiring TO take part schould
notify him at No. lS Orange street
~ once.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
CLU8MAN IS TRIED
ON A MURDER CHARGE

WASHINGTON. Nav 25-To answer
for the alleged murder of Frank Mac
Aboy, a cabman, on May Is, of last
year. CASTOR p. PhiliD. well known in
social and club life in New York and
Washington, was to-day placed on trial
before Justice Barnard. in Criminal
Court No. >. TIE indictment charges
Philip with shooting MacAboy after
the cabbie had conducted him through
q trip IN the local terderloin. Mac
Aboy diel "A hours later The work
Of ompanelling a jury vas undertaken
at once
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
BRAVE WOMAN WITH
PISTOL AWED T0UGHS
By United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
DETROIT. Mich, Mag 25.--Four
young toughs attacked Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mackay on their farm, Just
outside of the city to-day Mackay
was felled with a club and Mrs Mac
kay was badly beaten, but she secured
a revolver from the house and, cover
ing her hssailantsA. mar /d them three
miles to the Hinewooo police station.
The woman was attired ont in a thin
gingham dress and her feet were bare,
while blood trickled down her face
from a cut in the scalp. That she kept
her revolver leveled at the youths for
the three miles is remarkable.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
RAYMOND SENDS
DRY" NEWS

The Rev. Royal Raymond, field secre-
tary of the Anu-Saloon League in the
state Of Washington, a worker here dur
ing the last local option election, has writ
ten to the Rev John NJ. Arters, who has
charge of the anti-saloon work in this DIS
trict that the Republicans and Democrats
os Washington bave both adopted state
wide local option platforms and that the
end of the saloon in Washington is not
far away
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
SAYS STRIKERS
URGED HIM TO
BLOW UP CAR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 25.-Chief
Of Police Kohler announces today that
he has obtained confession from Otta
PosehiSe, former conductor on the
st. Clair line, that he blew up a ST
Clair car last Thursday night
Other arrests VIII be made n charges
of dynamiting cars during the strike
The striking street car men have voted
TO arbitrate, surrendering their rights
pending arbtrating.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
Evening Company.

An enjoyable evening company was
spent at the home of Miss Maude e.
Gaisendorfer No. Pill Market street,
ON Thursday evening Music and
dancing engaged the evening, solos
being given by Miss Mary A. Hayc7,
Miss Elsie Smith, Joseph Dugan and
r. ]. Smith. Miss Geisendorfer per-
formed on the piano. Among those
present were: The Misses Maude E.
Geisendorfcr Mary A. Hayes, Mary
Cloud. Fannie Monckton Grace Gel
sendorfer, Elsie Smith, Kathryn Hayes,
Rosa Rosenburg, Ada Geisendorfer,
Mcssrs. Martin j. Thornton Joseph 5.
Dugan. r. j. Smith. James Rutter,
Theodore Moran. William Clark, Mrs.
Cark, Mr.. and Mrs. Geisendorfer.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
MAE WOOD is
OUT ON BAIL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. May ?5-Mae Wood
charged with perjury in connection
with the prosecution of her divorce
suit against Senator Thomas c.. Platt,
was released by Supreme Court Justio G
Greenbaum under $4,000 bail to-day The
bond was signed by The American
Surety Company. The woman refused
to make any statement.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
M. cronn ceIebrates.

John NJ. Crop. sexton of Zion G5r-
man Church. celebrated his sixty
eighth birthday yesterday. The oc-
ces.on took the form of a family re-
union. at which C. large number of yer-
sons We're present y delightful cay
was spent.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
RaaehaII Men at Theatre.

The benefit performance Of "Esmer-
aida" at the Garrick Theatre tonight,
for the Phoenix Fire Company vii be
attended by members Of the Whining
ton Tri-State baseball team. who will
occupy the lower boxes.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
High School Exercises.

"'rhe Business Boy was the subject
of q recitation at the opening exercises
lat The High school this morning. Those
: no spoke were Joseph Tatnall, William
Bright, William r. Stevens and J..
Ferdinand Speer.