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MONROE.

MONROE.
Mrs. Watson has had visit from her father
and sister, Mr.. and Miss Tarbox from Bldde-
ford. Milton Thompson was called here
from Massachusetts to attend the funeral of
his mother, Mrs. Hannah Thompson. ..L F.
Simpson, John Twombly and w. B. F. Twomby
have gone up-river hunting. K. W. Mayo
an aged gentleman, fell down stairs recently
and was quite badly injured.... Mrs. Bertha
Nealley fell from chair last week while try
ing to kill flies and hurt her shoulder very bad
ly..... The W. c. 7. U. met with Mrs. Lizzie
Grant Oct. 10Th. One new member was added
to our ranks also cradle roll member. After
the meeting cake and ice cream were served
The next meeting will be with the Secretary
Mrs. Evie Twonbly. =. Mrs. Frank Ham while
in town last week had a monument set for
her husband, the late Frank Ham,. Mrs.
Hannah Thompson, widow of the late Isaac
Thompson, died Oct. 18th at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Isaac Curtis, with whom she
has lived several years. She was SO years old
and had been an invalid for several years and
was confined to her bed the past few years.
She leaves three children: Emma, Cora and
Milton, and all were present at the funeral.
Among the floral offerings were a beautiful
pillow with "Mother' on it made of lilies roses
and pinks a crescent of white asters and snow
berries and many other flowers. Rev. Frank
s. Dolliff ot1iciated and Merton Haley was the
undertaken. The choir rendered some fine Sc
lections. Mrs. Harry White is spending a
few days in Belfast with friends. Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Smith have little boy two weeks
old. =. Several from this place will attend the
Rebekah assembly in Bangor this week. The
Rebekahs will have sale of fancy articles anc
food sale the first Thursday in November II
is hoped all will contribute toward it,.
Charles Buzzell, who has been sick, is able to be
out again
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LEAoBETTER- NEwRY. In North Winterport,
by Rev A. B. Lorimer; Arthur A. Leadbetter
of Bangor and Miss Mary A. Newry of Win
export
MEAD-HARRIMAN. In Bucksport, October g.
Frank L. Mead of Bucksport and Miss Alice L.
Hartman of Prospect
PARsoNs-BRYANT. In Pittstield, October Ia,
William Lewis Parsons and Miss Lucille Ray
Bryant.
PERKINS DOUGLASS. In Brooksville, October
Is. Edward A. Perkins of Brooksville and Miss
Flora Douglass of Penobscot.
RUssELII-LYNDE. In Camden, October 5, Les
ter Willis Russell of Derry, N. H., and Bess
Marguerite Lynde of Boston.
STINsoN- MAKER In North Haven, October
T. Irving Stinson of Stonington and Miss Maud
Maker of North Haven.
THoRNDIKE-RIPLEY. In Waterville, October
II, Fred Thorndike of Camden and Miss Grace
Ripley of Appleton. ,o
WHL1AMs-HATcH. In Islesboro, October l9
Amasa E. Williams and Miss Abbie Brown
Hatch, both of lslesboro.
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MARRIED..

ATwoop- DoLL1vER. In Searsport, October
Is. by Rev. Adolph Rossbach of Belfast, Miss
Inez Dolliver of searsport and Oliver c. At
wood of Winterport.
AREY-McINT1RE In Wellington, October 10.
Clinton B. Arey of Bucksport and Mrs. Mil
dred P. McIntire of Rockland.
RRowN-CRoCKETT. In Rockland, October Is,
sydney F. Brown of Hardwick, VT, and Miss
Nina Florence Crockett of Dix Island.
CARRoLL-MILLER. In Rockport, October Il,
William A. Carroll and Julia May Miller, both
of West Rockport.
DUNToN-LouD. In Pittsheld, October 15,
by Rev. F. S. Walker, Oral Dunton and Miss
Bertha Loud, both of Burnham.
GusHEE-PARKs In Lincolnville, October 8,
Almond Gushee of Lincolnville Beach and Miss
Amy Parks of Lincolnville.
H1LLMAN- STONE. In Troy, October Is, Elmer
W. Hillman and Miss Ethel M. Stone, both Of
Troy.
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NORTH SEAKSPORT.

Mr. Edgar Ward has gone to Jackson on
business trip.
Mrs. Abbie Pierce of Bangor is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone.
Isaac Littlefield of Haverhill, Mass, is visit
ing parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Littlefeld.
Mrs. Ellen Carleton of Winterport was IN
towr last week visiting her sister, Mrs. Nancy
Dorr.
Last weeks items it read that the young
folks from here had very pleasant time at
the Pythian Sisterhoods ball in Belfast oct
9th. 1t should have read in Prospect.
The dance at Granite Grange hall last Wednes-
day night for the benefit of Charles Seavey was
well attended. There will be another dance In
the same hall Wednesday night, October zetn.
Come one; come all. Music by Clarke ana
Clepp of Frankfort.
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OUT QF 1HE GLOON.
Many a Gloomy Countenance in Belfast
Now Lightens With Happiness.

A bad back makes you gloomy.
Can't be happy with continual backache.
The aches and pains of bad back
Are mostly due to sick kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
They have made many happy home in Bel
fast.
Read what grateful citizens says
S. A. Littlefeld, 81 Cedar ST., Belfast, Me-,
saws: II have known of Doan's Kidney Pills
for many years and have used them off and on
with the most satisfactory results. not only
suffered from backache but had trouble with
the irregular action of the kidney secretions.
Doan's Kidney Pills proved especially adapted
to nv case and always relieved me when l
appealed to them. You are at liberty to pub
fish this statement or refer anyone to me who
doubts the merit of Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. Fos-
ter Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
other.
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LINCOLNviLLE CENTER.

LINCOLNVlLLE CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daley of Camden spent
Sunday at E. T. Churchili's.. Miss Georgia
Eta Hall has gone to Maiden, Mass where
she has position as teacher in graded
school,. John c. Miller is spending lew
weeks at Jamestown, R. H.. George Lermond
has returned home from Connecticut after
years absence. Miss Nettie Pendleton Of
Boston, who has been spending few weeks
with Mrs. Frank Grey, will return home this
week. Miss Carrie Dickey, who has been in
jamestown, R. l., for the summer, is at home.
....Arthur Mahoney visited his mother in
Northport Sunday. Benson Hall is having
his residence thoroughly painted throughout.
DIR. Tower of Philadelphia. who has been at
his old home for several months, leaves this
week for Massachusetts. 49,. Lawyer M. A.
Johnson and Mr.. Donohue, proprietor of the
Thorndike Hotel, Rockland were at John {.
Deans Monday.
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BORN.

ALLEN. In Orange, N. j., October 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew W. Allen, a son, Andrew Ross
Allen.
ANN1s. In Deer Isle, October 4, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Annis, son.
BAGLEY. In Troy, October II, to Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Bagley, son.
CHAPMAN. In Northport, October Is, to Capt.
and Mrs. Seymour S, Chapman, daughter Ell
len Viola.
CRAIG. In Belfast October II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kempton B. Craig, daughter
K1MBALL. In Belfast October II, to Mr.. and
Mrs VIM H. Kimball, daughter.
IIpBy In Stonington, October 2, to Mr.. and
Mrs A. w. Libby, daughter, Lucy Augusta.
M1CHAELs. In Belfast, October Is, to Mr..
and Mrs. Silas w. Michaels a son.
SLOWER In North Brooksvile October B, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stover daughter
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WEST FRANKFORT.

W ESI FkANkEOhAs
Charles Holmes painted his house recently.
Charles Lowe did the work. Miss Katherine
Kingsbury is at work for Mrs: Charles Conant
in West Winterport leon Trundy sold
piece of land to his brother-in-law, George
Staples, recently. Media Moody is at work
for Mrs. Charles Walker in Swanville. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Moore visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boyd in Stockton over Sunday. Mrs.
Asp and daughter Of Pennsylvania, who spent
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Thayer, has returned home... Mrs. Rose
York spent few days with her brother, Ber-
nard Holmes in Brooks last week. Mrs. Ann
Marie West visited Mrs. James Moore in
Swanville recently. ...M Mrs. Helen Drew of
North Searsport spent the week with Mrs.
Lizzie Mayo and Mrs. Charles Grant.
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Belfast Democrats Chip In $500.

CHICAGO, Oct. IT, Among the contributions
of 500 or more announced tonight as having
been made yesterday to the Democratic pres
idenfial campaign was 500 from the Democratic
club of Belfast, Me.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
WALDO SIS.

w ALDO IS.
BELFAST, October
We, the undersigned, ha"n- "
pointed by the Honorable Jung
within and for said County "'i
receive and decide upon I'll.
creditors of Frank o. smith
in said County, deceased, who's
represented insolvent, herr'-
tice agreeably to the order "'
of Probate, that six mont
September s, 1908, have bern
creditors to present and
and that we will attend t. I'
us at the store of E. S. PitcH'
in said Belfast, on Saturda'
day of November, A. II. t'
day, the twenty-seventh day
D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in The .
of said days. ...-.
E. S. PITCHER
HENRY c. MAJ.
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E. r. CONNER, y"
MOTTO

mayor ana boara Oh hldeFE'
beitast, IN the county 90 Wy
MAINE.
Gentlemen: The undersig..
and existing by virtue of ami
the State of Maine, and a3ru..
generate, sell, distribute and ~
in the city of Belfast in au..-.
general laws governing thg
petitions your honorable p0.
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SWANVILLE.

SWANyILLE.
Miss Carrie Cunningham who is attending
school in Bangor, at home the first OF last
week. Messrs. Earl and Ralph Cunningham
have gone to Portland to attend an automobile
school. Miss Ruth Marden, student at Kents
Hill, is at home for a few days.. Mrs. w. S.
Nickerson and daughter Annie have returned
from visit in Unity. =. Miss Augusta Nicker-
son visited her sister, Mrs H. G. Applin, at Cape
Jelson last week. -. Mr.. James Applin lost
valuable horse while visiting at Cape Jellison
recently The animal suddenly sickened and
died without any apparent cause. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Applin have returned to their home
in Somerville, Mass. Mr.. Charles Marden
has moved on to the Lynwood Averill farm. -.
Mr.. Edwin Small is at home from a visit with
friends in Stockton. Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge
Greedy of Bar Harbor are in town, having
driven through with their handsome span...".
Hon. A. E. Nickerson and wife left for Boston
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nickerson of
Portland have been visiting friends in town..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith have closed
their summer home and returned to Salem,
Mass. .. Mr. J. w. Nickerson went to Boston
Tuesday on business. -. Miss Harriet M. NICK
erson is visiting friends in Boston and vicinity
-. Mrs Mary D. Nickerson went to Hampden
Saturday to spend few days with her daughter
Mrs. S. D. Greedy. She was accompanied by
her son Albert and grandson Kermit. Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Damn and son, Mckinley, at
tended the Music Festival in Bangor. Miss
McTaggart of Brooks was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs C. L. Cunningham at Maple Terrace
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hartman
of Searsport were guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs R. R. Marden, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Iauriston Nichols of Belfast were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Littlefield Sunday.
Mr. Charles Libby and family of Winterport
spent Sunday with friends in town. :. Sunday
school at Mrs. Mary F. Nickerson's next Sun
day at IL standard time, sharp. There is a
big forest fire on Oak Hill.
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EAST NORTHPORT.

EAST NORTHPORT.
z The ladies' of the Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs B. M. Whiting, Friday afternoon,
Oct. 18th, and elected officers for the ensuing
year as followsI. President, Mrs: Isaac Hills
Vice President, Mrs. M. D. Mendall; Secretary,
Mrs. H. F. Whiting; Treasurer, Mrs. T. y.
Dickey; Committee on work, Mrs. Hills, Mrs.
Whiting Mrs. Winslow. 1t was voted to fur
nish public supper once month during the
winter at the homes of the members; and the
reputation of the cooks at Northport is suf-
ficient guarantee that these social evenings
will be most enjoyable. The ladies of this So
ciety are untiring in their efforts and keep
their treasury supplied with funds, and they
nav most of the running expenses of the
chapel at East Northport. New steps were
recently built, thet roof put in good condition.
and the building is being painted. Other re-
pairs are planned.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected Weekly for The Journal.
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Evening journal., 1908-08-21
TWAS A BIG DAY
AT THE SPRINGS

One Of the biggest ali-day crowds that
ever visited Brandywine Springs turned
out yesterday to assist in celebrating
"Concessionaires Day" and from early
morning all the trolley lines were busy
hauling the people. In addition the b..
& o. Railroad Company ran a special
excursion from Philadelphia and the
Wilson Line brought over four hundred.
The morning was given over TO the
children, and all the amusements OF the
park were free to them, and it is esti-
mated that fully ten thousand young
sters were thus made happy. In the af-
ternoon the doll baby show, for which
the Springs has become famous, was the
feature. and over three hundred little
mothers carried their babies in the pa
rade, headed by Gattrs Band, and each
little one wearing a merry widow hat,
which was given as a souvenir Of the
day. In the evening the merry widow
hat party for the third time crowded the
park with participants and spectators,
and the second procession OF the day
took place The hats were more elab-
crate and handsomer than on the occa-
sion of the first merry widow hat party
anu AhNit were Niolt participants.
AS in the first contest, the judges were
unable to determine between the two
largest hats and the contestants were
each awarded five dollars in gold Tn,
lucky ones were Miss Ella Leach, 81.
Monroe street, and Mrs. Barbara sau-
backer, No. 32o Cedar street The priz,
for prettiest hat was awarded TO Mrs
Kite, No. ] South Broome street. IN,
award being S. Miss Eta schaffer wor
for originality and received s.. Mrs
Schaffer, of the same address. No. 30
Shipley street, was awarded s. for tn,
second prettiest. Miss Edith McGinness
No. 1890 Lancaster avenue was awarded
81 for the cutest The three prizes o.
general award Of 81 each were won b,
Mrs. Emma Watts No. 6l4 Jefferson
street; Miss Edna Foracre. lO2S Poplar
street, and Mrs. Way, OF the Cedars.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
PHILADELPHIA
HORSEMEN MAY
HOLD MEET HERE

There is talk among local horsemen oi
the plans OF the Road Drivers Associa-
tion of Pennsylvania to hold one day
meet in this city, probably the latter part
Of September and II plans can be satisfac
torily made it is likely that the meet win
come on.
Though the association has not officially
presented the matter 10 the local people
their desires are known from the discus
sion that has been going the rounds since
the intercity meet at Philadelphia The
local horsemen are entirely in favor of
holding n meet II arrangements may be
made that will suit both sides.
Within a few days. more Of an idea Of
the wishes Of the association win be got
and the local people, It is said, will try in
every way to make the proposed meet a
success, If It is definitely decided to hold
one. There are some fast horses in Will
mington and with what would be secured
from other cities the meet ought to be a
success. It was said this morning that
II an agreement could be made regarding
classes, the meet would probably be fixed
for the latter part OF next month
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
MARTINS HAVE
JOLLY REUNION

Prominent members Of the Martin
family from this State participated IN
the reunion of the members Of the fam
ily f1om chester county, Pa, New Jcr-
sey and this State at Sharpless Grow e
Yesterday. About s5 members Of the
family met at the grove and enjoyed a
splendid Gays outing Luncheon was
served under big naples, and the day
was spent in games, rambles about the
country ale AMI IN ott.' recreation.
Wilmingfo.. curiously enough. al
though IN TIE minority. is distinguished
AS hav sg both he pldss; an, Youngest
members ri the family. Former Sheriff
James Nte-s,n. who 50 % years oil. al
though the Oldest member of the family.
was as hearty and iovial as any of the
young people at the gathering, and was
greeted as became him as the patriarch
of one of the leading families Of three
states. The youngest member Of the
family is Casper, three months old. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin of this
city. and although he was represented
by Iroxy. his distinction was readily rec
cgnized and greetings conveyed his par
erts through the Wilmington Martins
present.
n was not until evening that the mem
bers from this city returned after a day
that proved TO be one of the most sue
ccssful reunions ever held by the family.
Among those from this city who at
tended the reunion besides former Sher-
III Martin. were his daughter, Miss
Ensateth Martin; his son, James MT.
aod Mrs George Martin, Ms. Harry
Thomas, Mrs. Joseph e. Martin and NJ
and Mrs Richard Reed
Hockessin and Centreville also helped
to uphold the reputation of Delaware as
producing healthy and jolly Martins.
From Hockessin there were Mr.. and
Mrs Willard Dickson, Mrs. Mary Gihin
and Mrs. Mary Ginn and Mrs. Mary
Roster and their families. From Centre
Vile there came Mrs. Samuel Dickson
and her daughter Anna, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Way. Mr.. and Mrs. willard
Gregg. Mr.. and Mrs. Poulson Chandler
and Misses Annie and Rebecca Chand
Ter.
Members OF the family were also pres
ent from Woodstown. N j.. Philadelphia
and Chester. West Chester and elsewher'
In chsstsE county, Pa
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
PROPOSALS

-
PROPOSALS I.s-sEAIED PROPOSALS.
/ .ddressed IN writing 20 the New Oas-
n. conntv state Highway Commits ssloner
sna endorsed proposals for building n
r,acadan road from Red cay 'feek
hridre near Stanton, passing through
Stanton 10 White Clay Creek bridge near
the same place" distance OF S'-loo mile
vim he received hv said Highway COM
missioner at his office, No. 1903 IL Market
etreef wilmington Del, until IL O'Clock
noon Scntember l. 1903
All said bids or proposals must be made
unon blank forms 10 be obtained from
said Highway Commissioner az his said
oface and must be accompanied with a
certifod check FOR $500 payable 20 the
president OF the Levy Court Of New Cas-
he county. or with bond 20 the state or
Delaware I'm the sum of $500 as surety
that II a proposal be accepted contract VIII
be entered into.
Plans and specifications can be seen az
the office OF said commissioner. or az the
office OF tho County Comptroller OF New
Castle county. on or after August 26. 1908.
The right 20 reject any or all bids Is ex-
pressly reserved.
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County State Highway Com
missioner. al8-iI-2o-zl KID
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
HELP WANTEn-FFMALn.
LEGAL NOTIcES


TN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Albert J. II. Holsumalxer. Charles
liolschumaler Elizabeth NJ. Schae-
fer and Henry Holschumakor.
William J. Etchers Mary A. Nc
Cam, Harry J. Gillis. cx-aherin OF
Ssw s,sgor6 Castle ssori siSunty and r.s,Is HenTy
AND NOW, to wit. this eighth day Of
July a. D., zoos. u appearing to the
Chancellor by the affidavit Of Henry STAFF
ford. Sheriff that Adelaide IIolschumaller
Anna Louise Holschumalzer, John Hols-
chumaker. Clara 1olachumaker, Minnie
Gleason and William Wegeemnn, defend
ants In the above stated cause, have no
known place Of abode within this county,
and cannot be served with process that
the place Of abode Of said defendants is
unknown. and no appearance having been
entered for the said Adelaide Holachu-
maker, Anna Louise Holschumaker, John
Holschumalxtr. Clara HolschumaSer, MIN
mic Gleason, and William Wegfeman. AZ
the return OF the summons issued Tor
IT is THEREFORE,. on motion Of Mar
Tin U Smith solicitor for the complain
ants. ORDERED by the Chancellor that
the said Adelaide Hoischumaker. Anna
Touise Wolschumnker. John Holschumaker
clara TIolschumaker, Minnie Gleason, and
William WerRcmnn, DO appear ~ thls
eenter,bar a. 10. 1905 or that the said bill
~ con,niaint will be taken pro confcseo az
10 tho said Adelaide HolschumaiSer, Anna
Louise Hoischumaker. John Holschu
maker. Clara Holschumaker, Minnie Sl
eon and William Wcggcman. ana Wy
/ Reoieter IN Chancerv Is directed 90 caus
/ copv of this order 10 be puhlsned n
/ THE Fvenlssg JourSal. newspaper pun /.
/ tiched In Inc city of Wilmington. TOT
/ nerfod ~ thirty davs next preceding ~
''''' J. n. NICHOLSON.
.-,r, Chancellor
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
MILL CREEK
HUNDRED DEMOCRATS

At a meeting Of the Democrats Of
MIL Creek hundred. held last night at
Mermaid the following nominations
were made
For delegates 70 the State convention;
Frank Il. Yearsley jeremiah Moynihan.
Harry Crossan. Nathaniel Richards,
John Nevin.
For County Convention-James II.
Walker. Thompson l.. Bailey. Thomas
Touhey. ]. Hervey Walker and Levi
Murray.
For Special County Convenhon-Calvin
W. Crossan, John T. Mullins, j. Hervey
Walker. William p. Peach and John
Nivin.
For Representative eighth represen-
tative disHict)-Frank f. Yearsley; for
assessor, T. jefferson Whiteman; for
State senator. Thomas Touhey Endorse
ment OF these candidates We're made
John T. McElwee. Levy Court commits.
sioner; DR.. Frank Springer, clerk Of the
peace: Alonzo c. Howell. coroner.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
CITY EMPLOYEES
IN A CAVE-IN

Joseph Drack and Samuel Holmes.
the latter colored. both employed by
the Street and Sewer Department. were
injured to-day IN a cave-in in Tatnall
street, between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth streets where a sewer
is being laid.
The men were taken TO the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance.
Just how seriously they are injured
could not be learned as the physicians
had not completed their examination
up to the time of going to press.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
DOG VICIOUSLY
ATTACKED FARMER

A farmer named Twaddell. who lives
at Granogue, was badly bitten by a
cog on East Third street yesterday.
He went into a yard TO which he was
directed and a dog attacked him as
soon as he entered. = woman, think
ing that the mans motive was otier
than what it was, allowed the dog tc
tear away at him. Twaddell is an aged
man and he had difficulty in fighting
thesdog. off. He finally cholyed 4 arG
managed to get out Of the place
The injured man was bitten about
the leg, the member being badly torn
bv the animals teeth, ard he was also
bitten on the hand.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
FIRE DAMAGED
A TOOL HOUSE

Fire In a tool house at Thirteenth
and Union streets, belonging to A. S.
Reed and Bro. COMPANY, did damage
10 the extent Of about $1,000 to-day. The
origin of the blaze is not known but
as It is close by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad the supposition is that
the building caught fire from sparks
form locomotive.
An alarm was struck from box No.
225 and the district apparatus made
good time in responding. Upon the
arrival of the fire companies the blaze
was aSeclkly gotten under control
The building contained valuable
machinery and derricks and had these
been eestroyed. the loss would have
been much greater.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
RECTOR GILREATH
TOLEAVE SMYRNA
His Resignation Will Take
Effect on the First Of
October

SMYRNA Del. Aug 2i.--FoIowing up
his announcement several months ago that
ne intended TO resign the Rev. q. Valerie
Gilreath, who for seven years has been
rector OF 81. Peters Church, has rendered
his resignation 70 the Vestry to take ef.
feet the FIRST Of October. The resignation
was received in the form Of a written
communication to Harry r. Grieves, sec
retary OF the Vestry, which will be acted
upon as soon as W. f, Waters. senior war
den, who is at Rehoboth. calls a meeting