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The Democratic advocate., 1908-12-18

1t is estimated that If the dairymen
of the state Of Minnesota should re-
ceive an increased revenue of dollar
a head from each of their cows the to-
tai additional revenue secured would
be $1000,0O0. In the aggregate, at
least, this would seem to be snug
sum and well worth working for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
CHILDREN
MURDERED
Fiiendish Parents Killed Is
of Their Own.
10y United Press

SEVILLE. Spain. April SIC
cused 81 the terrible crime Of muir
deflnE rs Of their own children.
Anarchists Molina and Francesca
Hsrfara. who lived together a. man
and wife for - Yenrr. were today
placed under arrest after a mob
had made a determined attempt TO
lynch them
The arrest followed the diaooY.
cry 81 fragments Of skeletons In
the cellar of the couple home
Further Investigation developed
the ErcWnome fact that Molina had
made small cemetery ia tie
basement IN which The remains Of
childfru are supposed 10 be buried
when these startling revelations
we're made. = mob quickly gathered
around the house and were about
10 lynch the couple when the 70.
Ice arrived aud reasoned the fright
encd pair. All told. % children
we're born "a the couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

When the case against Charles
Laing. an express messenger. arrest
ed on the charge OF lewd and las
civious conduct with Mrs Mansrd
as principal witness. was called for
trial In police court this morning
change of venue 90 Justice Georges
court was granted.
The case was called for trial be-
fore Justice George. aud Attorneys
Allen and Fulton for the defense.
stating that the child. an important
witness. was not In the Jurisdiction
OF the court and was not when the
summons was served on the moth
er. asked for a continuance to $50
a. m. tomorrow II was granted.
The declaration of Attorney Allen
has convinced Manard that his
child was taken out of the state by
the mother on the day that il was
taken from his care. He SAYS he
has no clue 10 fits Whereabouts.
While Laing was in police court
waiting for his case TO be called
he was served with notice Of suit
by s T. Manard for $4,000 dam.
aged for alienation Of his wife's az.
fections.
In asking for a continuance OF
the case In Justice court. Attorney
Allen. FOR the defendant said his
client is being put To much incon-
vcnience by reason of the case
against him. and that the findings
Of the lower court would have in
fluenee ON the divorce proceedings
now pending before Judge Frater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
NOT GUILTY

After dellberailng n hours. =
hurry IN Judge Fraters count today
fslhrned verdict Of not guilty Ia
The case Of state against George
Bennett. charged with killing
George Craniell at lssaauah lanu
nrf ~ Nith a shotgun
During the trial evidence ~ 10
MAO fired the shot VAS very hay.
All the partlen were intoxicated
IL his speeeh to The jury, Attorney
Wrestling openly accused Joe Petite.
principal witness fof the proaeeu.
lion. Of flriag the fatal shot West
iinK offered to furnish the prose.
eus0n with evidence that Petite
aud not Bennett knows more Of
the affair than he told on the
witness stand
deputy Prosecuting Attorney
lohn Il Perry places little eredonce
Ia Misrtlings offer Bennett vas
released from custody at noon. lie
30 return "a laaaauah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

Midst the salute Of cannon on
tho waterfront. the cheering 81
waiting crowds aud the blowing OF
all the whistles in the city. the
cruiser Washington arrived IN the
harhor this afternoon In scene
never equaled on Puget sound.
The cruiser which Is named In
honor Of this state. YVES met off
Magnolia bluff by the entire fleet
OF ships in the harbor, all Eayly
decorated for the occasion. The
welcoming fleet vas headed by the
City Of Seattle. mder the com
nisnd Of Capt J n Patterson.
When near the cruiser the ships
divided into two lines, allowing the
big cruiser to enter between tho
boats Each boat dipped lis colors
as the big cruiser steamed slowly
past. and then all the boats fol
lowed behind the cruiser.
The Japanese association Joined
IN the celebration. aud fired 80
huge bombs. one for each state IN
the union These bombs when set
off threw atrehmeTs and flags into
the air. making a very picturesque
effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
SCHOOL CHILDREN
RUN DOWN BY
AUTOMOBILE

Violet Tfu~tt aksd :. and lean.
elite Wilson. sEea ? frsrs uere
run down hY an automobile uHer
ated hf ClAfrne~ iiiathcH shortly
before E o eieck iala afternoon near
the Warren Az rchooi. at Warren
at. and Republican -. Both zirla
we're taken 10 the Msyssde hua
uital. where an examination eRa
made The doctors IN aft.ndauee
announced that neither Of the Eirls
were seriously ininrssd.
yialet Traett rssiaes wifh hs4
parents Al 80 Queen Anne a.. The
nthsr girl who Nak injured lives
a. "a West defces 81
Il IL cialuled that the AUTOMOBILES
was being run At an unusually hiEh
rate ~ speed The school Childrcn
had beea dismissed from studies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

o. % O'Clock and we're being
nefched ouf % the building The
t~a Injured girls Nors in the front
snHkH aan started to cross the
stfnst. evidently not seeing the ap
nsusching automobile There Wah
pot sufficient time In which 20 stop
The auto. which struck both 81 the
aisis aud thfes them To- the street
A. qalckix ~ possible thu Ia.
lnned rifis wsEe taken to IA. hos.
sAtai. which WAa nearby. and given
medical attention
It IL aaid that the authorities Of
he Warren ay school have com.
pisined Co the police department
~ she automobiles running past the
sthooi u = hiFh rate ~ speed. par
tlculatiy Slth regard 80 the Hiothen
machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
SHIP IN
GALE
tBy url,.d prsss)

10y SfFAN&N HHeaN
PACIFIC GROVE. Cal. Aprn a.
VITA three feet Of water In her
hold. and mlnus much of hcF fiE
ginE. the schooner Annie T.. Of
san Francisco. pat into port late
last ulsht for shelter ON Monday
night. while off the Golden Gate
the vessel encountered a heavy
gale. the Niud bluNtns 10 miles az
hour She sprung q ieak and vas
ioFced 70 PCT about. Bat the seas
we're ~ heayy that Capt kludien
feared 20 return 10 San Francisco
aud made ioF Monterey
TIE Annie D was oa her way
10 bfiHtoi aay Alaska. vita can.
uery supplies for the North AIanks
salmon company
Members Of the eFsN maY that
the gale sss the Eurai theY ever
encountered. and Tor a time thss
feared that the vessel would -
seat 90 tie buttom The sind
tore the EiFxiuE Into shfrsis. and
the Hoas ALMOST eapsisra the uoat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
ACTRESS NAMED IN
A SCANDAL

reputation. aud in her long stage
eareof this Is the first time her
aama has been connected with q
scandal Since her one marital eX.
pertsncr che has hecu looked upon
more OF less a. man hater About
ten years ago she married Robert
Taber. handsome young English
actor
soon after the honey moon Tahcr
heaan Ia abuse his bride. beating
hcf bfuially and applying vile cpl.
fheta to her
Miss NarloWe applied for and So.
cured a divorce. Tabor dying a few
Years later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
OF EVANS
FLEET IN PUGET
SOUND PORTS
tay unlreo eagss1

WASHINGTON, April She bureau o. navigation today is
%
after the review san Francisco.
Tre Pacific fleet will May fer the south.
% drills other Atlantic fleet
will leave Tor Puget Sound MAJ s arriving destination
May a.
-Four ships will then Angeles will
aeiaahsm three ships will
will proceed te Brsmsren sard 70 be deeked
All Of the ships the eoeked will rendezvous the
vicinity o. Pert Townsend MAJ "a They will
Seattle On Nay 20 - o. the shpa will fer Tacoma
then without snehena ssht sheA will salt for San Francisco
leaving four ships archer
will so NssmsFton for docking
.spsesd eight ei4ps will Francisco
May
ships decking sremeaa sin Francisco
thsr Tire Of these ships expected
70 arrive a San Francisco until dpiy
hsttisshps
British before Zealand The
government internally
shpa either EsauinAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
EVANS REPORT
ON ARMOR BELT


WASHINGTON. April Score.
tary ~ the Navy Mefcaif to-day
sent 10 The senate sommlitee or
naval affairs an extract from re-.
port by Rear Admiral Evans. dated
Masdaiena Hay. March Il. ON the
position 81 the watrr line aud belt
~ various ships during target
practice
Evans repart says
Even wiih smooth seas and
practically no sind the swell At
times caused such fuliiur and pitch.
Ing as 10 expose the lower portion
81 the armor belt Hence the low
81 line of the Armer belt should not
b. raised
Admiral Evans had been In.
structcd tn make detailed re-.
port on Ihe question 81 afmof belt.
baaed on actual observations made
b. himself and al the commanders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

'~ can ssy for ne TIA, l VIII
y purse Of 5000 for a vres.
safest in Seattle between
'sn Gosch and Dr.. n. r
n naieh 70 take place IN
- ~ theatres In this city,
.Aasa n Russell Of me
Urn u Russell 4 Drew.
aaf this morning
s,...,s ss'e he people o. Seattle
er,.s srs convinced thar the
-. y have already had here
ask / 4 sasoiaisly on The square.
3d., : q ~ they are fIrm In The
vorls' D. Roller IL the coming
rko -. znpson The only man
eham,s..ss.Is siseen him and The
70 =. n = Gotch. and ! want
n. . si,er Goich
cosfss 20 doubt that such a
peopL /. '.sa bring hundreds Of
he -. sa'tie from all pafts II
would ....l The attendance
sny sss ss''aAly be greater than al
cifg vent ever held IN this
10 49, g event I an willing
tsA1 !. saahee with a purse Of
'sr ne winner 81 the con.
lnosn = offer vas made
iAis 49,. = y Roller By The star
ants y galed 81 900 AZ a pnar
lssns 20. zoo faith ana herebv
4 ". = World Tor match -. =, -
Hs, ~ sad al Of ,he ssi.. ~ 1870 ~ '.,
=, ' 'e have ba'sed CO.. i'l \.
have issued. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
STREET CAR EMPL DYES
THREATENING a STRIKE

pretty much a matter for con.
lecture, Several sources have Il
that the organization will be far
enough advanced by MAY l to war.
rant the indictments In delivering
thelr altlmatunf regarding tho sal.
AIRY question to the company man.
Argument and that they will be Ia
position 70 declare a general
strife ON that date unless the De.
aired concessions are forthcoming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

don't bar him nov. viii bet
81 900 ON myself against either
Goteh or Hackenschmidt or ! viii
accept Mr. Russeila offer
Both Gotch and Hackenschmidt
viii BE- notified of Rollers chal.
leuRr and Of Ruaselra offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
BURGLARS ON
BEER BUST

The warehouse Of the Foa Hot
tins Works. Filth av. and Rspab
lican st. waa entered last niEht and
a quantity Of bottled beer and soda
water taken.
Eutfanee was nalued b the
lhievc4 BY breaking three Windows
Several burNlafica have occurred
AZ the same place recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
PEYT0H APPOINTED
SPECIAL DEPUTY

G fcytoa. former white House
detective and man ct much eN.
pefieneo In special police work, was
Yesterday appointed special deputy
sheriff BY the county commission.
efh 10 act under orders from the
prosecuting attorney.
feyton Viii be used Ia the re
eehtN inauEuraied campaign
AGAINST Vice In King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
BRASS GETS MAN
INTO TROUBLE

W. Duak. maehinist - years
old. carrying about - pounds Of
brass In Kunny sack on lower
First ay. this morning. gas arrest
ed by PafrolmAn " = Dunlan and
sent in for investigation.
Doak said a strange man Ia Hai.
lard gave him the junk for a nickel
and told him to go down town and
sell n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
MARTIAL LAW is
DECLARED

PARIS. APRIL S-FearinE ~.
neWal Of violence. ~ the result Of
the crushing defeat suffered a. the
polls hY the republicans In sun.
DAYS elections. the government
placed Lisbon under martial Law
today Nearly 1000 arrests have
been made since sundays riots.
and many more are expected Ex-
traofdinary precautions 10 protect
kiug Manuel have been taken. A
raid censorship Is being conducted
over all correspondence from the
CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
WOMAN DIES FAR
AWAY FROM HOME

Mrs J. Williamson. who WAS
mistress Of wardrobe for the Com
iuE Thro the Rye company. play
Ing this city last week. left be
hind because uf severe illness.
died at Providence hospital yes
terdAy Her daughter. living I'm
New York. last niKht telographed
the Bonuey Watson company she
will come on for the remains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
Scene on Waterfront

The waterfront was crowded With
people when the boats were noticed
In the distance StfeamerE we're
nyiug from all the down town
buildings. and every place was gay
~ decorated In honor Of the first
visit Of the cruiser 10 the state.
When the big cruiser approached
It's mooring the cannonE doomed
aud the people set np cheer. Per.
SONS Who remembered the noisy
denomination ~ the launching Of
the battleship Nebraska three years
ago. and who we're present when
The blk steamship Minnesota first
arrived ia the harbor. state that
the noisy welcome Of the public
today greatly exceeded that Of the
other OecaainuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

TUT WFTFFFH FF~NN1T
MN YORK. April s-eP iaY~f.
folk and theatrcEoers were astnuud.
ed this morning when they learned
that Julia Mafluwe. the famous
actress. had been named "a 60.
respondent In a suit Tor divorce IN
atiiuied al salem. Mass. bY Mrn.
Clara Won Herman against her
husband. Karl Von Herman. the
sell known newspaper and maya.
zine writer
Miss MafloNes Intimate friends
declare that the charges against
her are unfounded The beautiful
aetreaa has alwayn horne Q apoiless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
IS TAKEN AT
FACE Value

A IerrY-Miiow hat a Nwswt face
and wealth ~ wayy hair above
= dempre face brought . pretty
NemAn 81 yesterday 90 a forged
cheek drawn on the Puget Sound
National bank. with tks supposed
signature II II G. lilly.
y J stone. a business mas a.
tte P1ke 81. whe eashed IN. cheek
sssa the woman Is 3 or 80 years
u axe. has dafS half. Il pretty and
aeatiy dFesRed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
SHIP SUBSIDY
BILL KILLED

by United Press.
WASHINGTON, April S. The
house committee on ship sabsid1
voted against reporting The bih
back 90 the house today This
kills the measure. and u is nov
80 late IN the session that ali II
fortR Co pass such measure
piii probably he abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
t,,6sf,cion Because of Alleged Reductions in
s,l,res and Laying on Of Old Men May Lead to
I,aube on May Efforts Being Made to Organize
Conductors and MOIOrmen.

"a. NAV be declared by the
-. AZ the Seattle Electric
!. . result Of allegcd trouble
]. vsgs and other sr'eN
S., Ia i have developed dar
= ne pass ss nonths -,
- ~ .rs.nlssr b nov At WORK
- * smployes Of Tbs eorpo
80 saa eghsr anion organizers
"a Il - espscssd IN this city
~ \. sass within the nc1l few
suelArf attempt Sill Dc
~. : orxAalse all The men en-.
sesk ioF the street rail
- s,.~sasv outside q those al.
~, Isesslasa with offieo POSI-.
kso~n that plans have been
.'...s.eA 70 have the strike Do
- = Nav !. providing the cor
.s..s.n ACES ~, make the cpnces.
a. sAseA The dissatisfied EN-
~. 81 probably demand.
Wages Resuesd.
n pFlnclpai quesiion for settle.
q lstseea The COMPANY and
!. w,sermen and conductors vho
: av~.s.d 10 take sides in tie
ssass : ihe redustion q salaries
- many o. the oldrr employees
!. "a 70 have Suffered recently
tssnsef d msn Who have been
<..hs sc 4 hoar salafl arv said
! Asss hsea fedaeed TO Soc "a
kar
assze< ,his reduction the men
- ~ IN favor u dsclarins a
xs.ss urFs the Fact that a number
i a. sldeg employees have tcen
saps II ~ stsadx runs ard their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
Mayor Calls on Captain.

Mayor Miller headed the reeep.
tion committee and after the
cruiser was moored AZ iis anchor.
age In the baY. paid an official
visit TO Captain Thomas Knight Of
the Washington. extending 10 him
and the other officers and men Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

places taken by new men brought
in frum outside points
Others Of the favored few are
alleged 70 have been raised above
the heads Of the oldtimers IN the
employ ef the company and given
positions as starters aud dispatch.
ers
ksmpster oenles Reduction.
superintendent kempmter. Of tho
company. to-day denicd that there
bad been any reduction of salaries
ordered, or that there VAS tho
slighles, cause for any dispute with
The employees
Any STORY to the effect that
there have been any salaries 70
iuced i an absolute falsehood. 4"
said Mr. kemaster. 4 have heard
nothing Of any impending strike
and knov Of nothing which would
give cause Tor trouble Of that IA
ture.s
Ia the past frequent efforts have
been made 60 unionla~ the en-
ploycs ~ the Seattle Electric Co.
particularly those engaged in the
actual operation 81 ears as motor,
men and conductors A year aKo
trouble Was brought about over the
vase question aud company an.
nouneed = general raise Of cent
an hour ~ agreement with the
men. 4 was announced that all EN-.
ployes would D. entitled 70 an In.
creaae of ! cent an hour Ia their
salary for each year 81 active sefy,
ice
ptans fer a strike.
Just how far the plans for a
sfrtke are advanced seems 10 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
STRUCK sY CAR.

James Young. 90 Years old. Was
struck by q street car 81 Fourth
ay. and Union ST. last night sus-
tanning severe bruises about the
head. lie was taken to the Seattle
General hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
MISSING CHILD
DELAYS COURTS

Little Lucille Manard. years
old. Is innoecutly holding at bay
two courts while the attorneys for
her parents. now separated. are
warning for possession of her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

George Whittier. arrested ~
Raveusdale last January on
charge Of breaking into q Northern
Pacific boxear. was placed on trial
before Judge Ffater today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
wei COINED BY
HARBOR FLEET
Cruiser kamesake Of the State Is Given Noisy Ovation
as She Steams Up to Anchorage in the HarbOr

the cruiser. on behalf ~ the city
aud state a hearty welcome
Tomorrow afternoon the officers
will be taken around the clty In
automobiles. and then Will 60 ~
the ladies' annex Of the Rainier
club, where they will be- enter
tanned by Mrs W W Chaplin.
daughter OF former United States
Senator John l.. Wilson. who. a.
Miss Helen Wilson. stood sponsor
for the big cruiser when launched
at New Jersey In 1906.
Friday evening the officers viii
be banquetsd BY the Commercial
club at the Perry. on Madison =.
Coy. Mead and mayors Of the lead
ing cities Of the state have wired
their acceptance OF the Invitation
10 attend the banquet.
Sailors Ride Free.
The Seattle Electric company
has agreed 10 issue street car
tickets 10 the officers and men
while IN the city. Each man be
fore going ashore s1ll be given
tickets for the street cars.
Almost every theatre In the
city has agreed 70 open It's doors
free OF charge 10 the officers and
men OF the Washington for some
OF the performances.
The cruisers California and
Tennessee. which arrived on the
sound with the Washington. but
separated 10 go 10 Bellingham. will
reioin the Washington az Seattle
on Friday The Washington viii
remain In the hArbor ten DAYS
The decoration committee has
requested that all merchants dec
crate their entrances with the Ms.
tlonai oolors In honor Of the visit
Of the cruiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

Just how Far the plans for a
strtke are advanced seems Ia 10
Milford chronicle., 1908-06-19
GREENWOOD.

since the close Of the strawberry season IN
even Tenor OF business has been resumed here
Farmers are harvesting their wheat, which
seems to be light weight, as the scab or som,
insect appears to have Injured IL. The head,
arc snort IN many fields and the grain small.
Ohhdren's Day services will be held IN The
green wood NJ. f. Church on Sunday evening
June Asl. The ladies have worked hard 10
iuaAe the service sUecess
WINE driving from his home TO Greenwood
morse owned C. F. Warrington became flight.
snea and jumped from the roadway into a
ui'eH' Inc umbrella on the buggy got tangled
up with Mr.. Warrington and he received
severe scratches and cuts about the head so
'nal some had TO be sewed Up.
ne infant child mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Lord
., VI sunday morning last. Needless 10 saw
'he family took the death OF the lrtle ham
siTl as a pain ful visitatioz OF the death ANGEL
auu are greatly cast down.
! ne 10Th will be great day in Greenwood /
~, 'he DAY OF the races at Curry's Driving
ara which is advertised so extensiveIv
ne Warrington Basket Factory is maniac.
uIlns baskets for the peach trade. One vopns
nan makes over 400 each day and does moi
uIt himself either at work.
me butcher business OF B. T. Collins has
zen sold TO Arthur Knowles and PInDr,e,
IOrris. ~ Ill q
Milford chronicle., 1908-06-19
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

The Children's Day services were carried ~,
iaAt sunday evening, and half the people VII,
desired TO get in were unable 10 get 10 look 4,
al the windows. Before another event NJ hi,
klhu rolls around the new church will he con,
Ple'ed ana all will have sufficient room.
Al the Brown Church next Sunday afternoon
CHiiureh's Day services Will be held The
Nelhodist Orchestra Will furnish the music.
morse racing greets the people in the morn.
ing ana In the afternoon there is vet more
racing and in the evening until the darkness
prohiDlis seeing the horses. the racing snor,s
AeeP lhe driving going. Everybody has a fast
horse hele' and all are crazy over racing.
Miss Laura Calhoun is having the cellar a,
caVated for her new residence on .Jobnsor
avenue. II is to be finished by November Is,
Mss Calhoun has been quite III for a week
tneo' calhoun is visiting In Philadelphia
his week. f'''"
Las1 sunday night Mrs. Maria Chipman fell
yer lot OF loose lumber at the new church
nu mas been unable TO be about this week.
marry Ross OF the new battlesbip Idaho
lslea Lincoln last week. Young Ross en-.
s'ed last January at So a month, and since
Is second promotion, ne gets sS3 a month as
peIiy officer. Go II, young man. Won will
u De crowded for room after you get up there.
the nail square on the head everv time ~
u aoh I want to bend It or drive il crooked.
ere are nails that won't settle for the Arst
p reckon that navy nail Is one.
Milford chronicle., 1908-06-19

visiting her parents Nj. and Ms L. T. johnson
MIS-. sue johnson, Of Rising sun, is visiting he,
SON. wills Johnson and wife. George W. FIscb
ana friend came down from Laurel SPRINGS n
D., win their auto for a short stay with US.
When It rains II pous," is an old naxir, and
II certainly was verified on Monday eveninglas,
"heh we had almost a cloud burst here II is a
great drawback to the farmers, as they expectes
10 go into their harvest in the early part of mis-
week but the rain has filed all the basins and
10" places in their fields with water as well as
soiteping the ground to such an extent that n
wiz take several days before the ground will he
IN condition for them to use their harvesting
machine
Milford chronicle., 1908-06-19

Paul Layield is in WILMINGTON.
Plummer Morris and wife have movsa ho..
Minnie satterfeld and sister sallie are v ,t,
ing relatives here. ''sil-
kate Johnson one ofour public school e,.s
ua'es' viii attend the Dover Summer scboo1
Harry Mills and wife have been ,,,.,.,,
their parents here.
George Bradley was taken verv IL, G.,
but is now improving. HuAJ