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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06
S. 6. CUMMING CHAIRMAN
COUNTY ElECTDRAL B0AR0
Mr.. Sherwood Jones 10 Elected Reg
istrar In East Hampton Precinct
Judge and Clerks.

BY the election Of Mr.. camuel Cor
don Cumming as chairman and MT.
Frank A. Kearncy as secretary the
Elizabeth City County Electoral
Board reorganized at its meeting IN
the Office OF Mr.. Cumming yesterday
morning, DR.. Thomas H. Parramorc
Is the other member of the board.
MIR. S. n. Chisman rendered his
resignation as registrar In the East
Hampton ward and the board named
Mr.. Sherwood Jones for the position
The following judges and clerks oil
the Eas, Hampton precinct were
chosen: Judges. Messrs. c. Fl. Phii'
lips. r. b. Diggs and Albert Howe.
Clerks, Messrs. Claude Fitchett and
Charles W. Phillips. -' 49,
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CARL BRt!10H = ...,.. .
BADLY INJURED
While Riding His Horse Stumbled
Fraeturins the Boys Leg Below
the Knee.

Carl Britton. the ten.year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Britton, who re-
side in Miss Felsh's cottage, near
Phoebus, sustained q compound frae'
ture Of the right leg between the
knee and ankle while horseback rid
ing Friday afternoon. The horse, STUN.
bled and the little boy was unable
to . control the animal before the
equine dashed him against a pole on
the side OF the road. The injury.
which is a serious one. was dressed
BY DR.. George X. Vanderslice. The
boy was said to be getting along
splendidly yesterday. although II Will
be several months. before he Will have
the use Of his limb.
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PhOEBUs sIREMEH GET h..
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS

The Phoehrs Firemen have receiv'
ed the following additional eoatribr-
tons TO the Pennsylvania fund
which will assist the department
considerably in defraying the ex
penscs Of their trip: "
Roht. Portner Brew. $1,000 ]. &
E. Mahcncy, $1,000; A. Eacho. $500;
J. Il. Kimberly. $500; Robt. Sey.
more, $500: Vim. Baulch. $500; Jas
Gown, $3.50: Kiondike Dairy. $500;
Carr & Lewis, $500; Rob,. Johnson
$I.99: Jas. O'Connors. $500; Chas
ReadheaG. $2.03: Thomas Thai. S1.oj
TIE contributions total up TO 35i.e0
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

James Eager Montague LEI; yester.
day for Gloucester county. why're he
will speak for Bryaa and Kern TO
morrow. :,
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WANTeo.

- OWNERS or SMALL
craft 20 see tho Refined Motor.
IIyh, and dnrstss, 2 VI. p. Copper
SPIN, water Jacket DcTcrsfra'
ton given. Complete outft, &s1.ce.
Engines In stock. =. HULL DAVIS,
10 Rusd Place. Hampton. Va
9le.wcd fri-suSG
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Han; up Jack. Interview Johontc
seek John. Ask J.wiliiam. II
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eoa AlG.

FOR SALE. r. r. GASOLINE NO
tor. Ready 10 install On soa'. In
hs.t-cisss condrioa. Rcpiscrd with
large engine. T. HULL DAVIS, .;
Rudd P1scs. Hampton. Va.
ezxcdss!.gaet.
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HEnt up jaet. Interview Jobnnii
Seek John. Ask William.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

After v!si, to his parents. NJ
and Mrs. c. W. Belts, of the Norma
school. Mr.. Alton w. Belts fcft las
evening for woodsbpry, -. J.
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MAYOR JONES AWAY.
During His Absence the Duties VIII
ran Upon counciinnan Speatiey.

FAN Upon Councilman Spsassey.
Mayor Thornton F. Jones lett last
eveaing for q visit OF two weeks to
Tennessee and Georgia, where he
will spend his vacation Daring the
absence OF the mayor, Councilman G.
Vernon Sprst!ey, vice-president OF the
common councii. win be acting mayor
and will also preside over the police
court
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20 acre truck farm AGAR rown.. Sc
u. O. LACKEY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

~ Gosds Barber Saop tho cigars
are s-ic1. IL
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Mr.. Leonard Campbell. accompa'
MED by his friend. MIR. Nash, OF Phila'
delphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Campbell, on Locust street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Mr.. Howard walthcE has left for
visit TO friends Ia Baltimore and WI
minSton. Del. ~ fs---.
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$HH1t up Jack. Interview johnnie,
- John. Ask J.William. IL
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mugler and
Miss Marion Mugler have left for a
visit to New York and Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Boulevard yos. bargain. quick sale.
See -. O. LACKEY- u
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Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. Barrett. OF Norfolk, Ii visiting
friends at the Hampton Normal
school. .s
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Mr.. Frank Roache. agent OF The
Old Dominion Steamship Company in
Hampton. will leave today for visit
OF ten days In New York state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Ham; CD Jack. Interviews JoaHsss
Seok Joha. Ash J.wtllisR. y
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DISTRICT TEACHERS

Mr.. Benson Charles, 81 Hsmpsen,
Principal Of School Ne. 2.
At the meeting Of the Poquoson
District Schoo: board IN York county
yesterday teachers were elected and
the decision vas reached 10 oecn the
schools in that district on the frs'
day Of October.
az. Henson Charles. Of Hampton,
vas elected principal Of School No.
=. with Miss Rosa Smith a. assist,
ant.
Miss Charlotte Marcel. Of Hamptoa
was chosen teacher 81 School No.
e. aad Miss ida Smith was selected
las teacher st School No. 8.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Mr.. Garwood O'Keefe. Of Jersey
City. and Miss Leslie Tyree. Of Rich
mond, are expected to arrive today
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Hope.
Jr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

<lle91ect not to get q perfect portrait
S0ufsslf at Cheyne's. IL
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Miss Jean f. Davis, who has
charge of the publicity department
at the Hampton Normal school, has
returned from two months sojourn
In France and England.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Miss Jennie Wallace. Of Balti'
more, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ].
r.. LaCross, at the Normal school.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Miss Ressic Moore. Of Frcdericks'
burg, spent yesterday in the city as
the guest of friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

For rent. modern dwellings,. all sec
tons. See u. O. LACXEY. u
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Ezty EauIPs LAtle Liver Pills 81
- CT ksts Drug store 7-slI
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8xEoases Tor rent. all sections, always
re. n. o. LACkEI. II
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Miss Mary Fletcher has as he
guest her parents, Capt and Mrs
Fleteher and Miss Beatrice Fletcher
of Suffolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Mr.. j.. NJ. Newly will be acting
agent during the absence Of Mr..
Roache.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

! Mr.. j. 8. Wyatt, Jr.. left last even
Ing for Baltimore and New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Large Size Fireproof Stone
Cooking Kettles, Monday, 1oe
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Large Size Fireproof Stone
Cooking Pans, Monday, 10c
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
j: MaheEs Personal I:


Is Matters Personal ]
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. Barrett. OF Norfolk, Ii visiting
friends at the Hampton Normal
school.
Miss Mary Fletcher has as her
guest her parents, Capt and Mrs.
Fletcher and Miss Beatrice Fletcher,
of Suffolk.
| Mr.. Garwood O'Keefe, of Jersey
lefty, and Miss Leslie Tyree, Of Rich
mond, are expected to arrive today
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hope,
Jr.
DIR and Mrs. Eugene Norbeck have
left for u stay Of two weeks with
friends In Massachusetts,.
MtSs Jean T. baSie, wiz HOS
charge of the publicity department
| at the Hampton Normal school, has
returned from two months sojourn
In France and England.
Miss Jennie Wallace, of Baltl-
more, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
If. LaCross, at the Normal school.
Mr.. Frank Roache, agent OF the
Old Dominion Steamship Company in
Hampton, will leave today for visit
OF ten days In New York state.
Mr.. j. NJ. Newly will be acting
agent during the absence OF Mr.
Roache.
Mr.. Leonard Campbell. accompa.
MED by his friend. MIR. Nash. OF Phila'
'delphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Campbell, on Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mugler and
Miss Marion Mugler have left for a
visit to New York and Boston.
{ Mr.. J. 8. Wyatt, Jr.. left last even.
Ing for Baltimore and New York.
Z Mr.. David Kirsner will leave to-
morrow for Baltimore. where he Will
attend the University Law School
the coming session.
! Mrs. Samuel Howard, Of Mallory
avenue. will give an informal recep-
ton to the members OF the O. D. ID.
Chapter, Daughters Of the Confeaer-,
acy Tuesday afternoon. This will be
the first session of the winter sea-
son. ~
Mrs. P. w. Phillips, OF Hope street,
has as her guest, Mrs. Batkins, OF
Richmond. - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Duncan, and
Mrs. Emma Duncan. OF Greenville,
KY. are expected to arrive In the
city Tuesday to, visit Capt and Mrs
John w. Richardson. on West Queen
street
Miss Rena Mccaig and Miss Louise
Grathan. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John McCaig. In Holly
street. returned to Baltimore yester-
day. Misc Ealie Tonnes accompanied
them back to Baltimore.
Mrs. Nannie Il. Croswcll and Miss
rawcett OF Washington, d. c., ex-
poets to reach Hampton tomorrow to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Moore on
Newport News avenue.
Mr.. I. Steiner and Miss Fannie
Steiner have left for visit to New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. c. 8. Conkling and Mrs. q.
w. Smith left yesterday for a visit
OF several weeks In New York and
New Jersey.
Misses Dora Conkling and Alma
Cathel. who have been the guests
Of friends in Critteaden. have return
ed to their homes In the west end.
Miss Blanche Mertig accompanied
them back TO Hampton.
Miss Ressic Moore. Of Frcdericks-
burg, spent yesterday in the city as
the guest Of friends.
! ~
Mr.. Howard walthc- has left for a
visit TO friends Ia Baltimore and VII
minxton, Del. p ~ r-.----
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HAl)eION
CHURCHES TODAY


= N absence Of six weeks II
- Rev. Rsverdy Estin, ID. d.
sned to the city yesterday and
occspy his pulpit In Old st
-. Episcopai church this morn
81. Estill is very much improv
~ the sea trip and he said last
81 bis stay In Europe proved one
sreot enjoyment 10 him. Il am
{rhtsd, however. 70 be at home
San,s be said.
! ~. e. Pendleton Jones, D. D.. pas.
a the Hampton Baptist church
~ pfeach to his congregation this
EStafux and evening for. the hrss
- IN ave weeks DR.. Jones return.
81 yesterday from his vacation
- Is Richnaond and Louisa county
sSfnr. II. Charles Combes. state mis-
E5ii6ry. viii preach to the congrega,
~ 81 the Church Of Christ at both
vices today. Tonight Mr.. Comees
IN nreach on ''The Discipiines'
fhe Peril Of the, Lords Table
- g the theme Of the Rev. George
Nfay. pastor Of the First Metho.
church, this morning and tonight
Win preach on "How Can man
~ That God Is Good? -.
I'm. G. A. jenkins. OF the Memoriai
Ssist church VII preach In the Req
80 Hall at Fox Hill, this afser-
IN at o'clock. .
skgv. Charles W. Ray win fill his
pfntments In the East Hampton
Fox Hill Methodist churches
S Communion services will be
srved at both churches
5lf1kyices 81 the Presbyterian church
W IS Ia charge OF the pastor Rev
g q. Hopkins. Jr,
SSy. ]. r. Cuthriell will Ill his
at h Central Methodist church at
- services today. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

OR. and Mrs. Eugene Norbeck have
left for u stay of two weeks with
friends In Massachusetts,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

$3.50 Large Size Solid Cop.
ptr Nicbel Plated Tea Kettles,
lest quality, Monday, 9ae.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Misses Dora Conklins and Aim
Catheil, who have been the guest
OF friends in Crittenden. have return
ed to their homes In the west end
Miss Blanche Mertig accompanies
them back TO Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

75c Large size Fine Spiint
Clothes Baskets, made well and
strong, Monday, sac.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Duncan. and
Mrs. Emma Duncan, OF Greenvilie
KY. are expected to arrive In the
city Tuesday to visit Capt. AMI Mrs
John w. Richardson. on West Queen
street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

I Mrs. Samuel Howard, Of Mallory
avenue. will give an informal recep-
ton to the members OF the o. D. d.
Chapter. Daughters Of the Confeaer-
acy Tuesday afternoon. This will be
the first session of the winter sea
son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Z Mr.. David Kirsner will leave to-
morrow for Baltimore, where he Will
attend the University Law School
the coming session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Mrs. c. 8. Conkling and Mrs. q
w. Smith left yesterday for q visi
OF several weeks In New York an
New Jersey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Mrs. P. w. Phillips, OF Hope street
has as her guest, Mrs. Batkins, o.
Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

See Wis Cut Rate Drus S'ors
abUs, $50 cirsrx. ~
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Miss Rena Mccaig and Miss Louis
Grathan. who have been visiting OIL
and Mrs. John McCaig. In Ho'l
street. returned to Baltimore yeste'
day. Miss Ealie Tonnes accompanies
them back to Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-06

Mr.. I. Steiner and Miss Fannie
Steiner have left for visit to New
York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
GOLDEY COLLEGE
LATEST NEWS

Several excellent students entered this
morning others are enrolling for next
Monday.
Two applications were received this
morning for young women. competent in
bookkeeping and office work one should
be thoroughly experienced and the other
should have a knowledge Of shorthand
as well as of bookkeeping. Both are good
positions.
J. u. Fuller, shorthand principal, has
one Of the largest shorthand Libraries in
the United States.
As far as is know, there is no steno-
grapher, a graduate Of Goldey College,
out Of employment. who desires a posi-
ton.
Graduates and all former students
about 7.5OO-are invited to send news for
this column.
Parker v. Minter has resumed work In
the Commercial Department after having
a vacation at his home near Harrisburg,
Pa.
Orson G. Martino spent his vacation
at his home at fredericksburg and has
returned to the College to complete the
commercial course.
Many of the shorthand students are
ambitious to get first-grade-125 words a
minute in shorthand, so in typewriting.
200 graduates with two firms; g. stu
dents from II families-thats the record
of Goldey College, and It is a record not
equalled by any other College in the
United States.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
MANY CASES IN
$50 CITY COURT TO-DAY

Louis Sanso, an italian ice cream
peddler was discharged this morning
by Judge Cochran when the ice cream
dispenser was arraigned on a charge
of violating the city ordinance. 1t was
alleged that Sanso had a push cart in
King street that was blocking things
up so a team could not back to the
curb.
The charge against Thomas Gibbons
of assault and battery was continued
to tomorrow.
Mary Gray, a colored girl. who is
charged with stealing a pocketbook
belonging to Mrs Mrs. Alice e. Sher-
wood, was arraigned, but the matter
was referred to Agent Stout for inves-
tigation. The girl. 1t was said. had
been employed by Mrs. Sherwood.
Wallace Starley, William Brice and
James Martin. all colored. who a few
days ago had a hearing on charges Of
selling liquor Illegally. but against
whom evidence was not complete,
were discharged. At the time of the
hearing they declared they had bought
the liquor from other parties, and the
court continued the case to give them
an opportunity to ascertain who the
other parties were. The city solicitor
said that no additional evidence had
been secured and advised that the
charges be dismissed
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
GIANTS EXPECT TO
CLEAR 100000
Winning Team a Profitable
Investment for New
York Managers

BOSTON. Sept 2-Manager John Nc
Graw is authority for the statement to-day
that the New York National League Club
will clear s200Oo0 this season. McGraw
bases his calculations on the gate receipts
already received and on the big crowds
that are sure TO witness the games at the
Polo Grounds during the teams stretch OF
p home games, beginning September s
While the exact figures have not been
made public. Il Is known that the re-
ceipts OF the Pittsburg-New York series
from July q 70 q IN New York were up to
that time the largest ever taken IN for a
series OF baseball games. The gate re-
ceipts FOR the -Pittsburg games
were exceeded by the contributions OF the
fans when the Giants met the Chicago
Cubs In the series OF August 70 H.
The additional grandsiand accommoda-
tions now being erected at the Polo
Grounds win bring the seating capacity I'D
70 $500. Hence the calculations that the
profits Of the Giants during the exciting
games 10 come that will decide the Ma
tional League championship win reach
the tremendous sum named.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
AT CENTRAL CHURCH

Central Presbyterian Church will re-
sumo its services on Sunday. The Rev.
+. S. Wallace. d. d. Of Ardmore.
Pennsylvania. Will occupy the pulpit
both morning and evening. DR.. Wal
lace has never preached in Wilmington.
but is regarded as one of the strong
est preachers among the Presbyterian
ministers in the vicinity of Philadel-
phia. and doubtless all -he members OF
Central Church. and the public gener-
ally, who are cordially invited TO the
services. will be glad to hear and mset
DR.. Wallace.
The Sabbath school will open at Il
o'clock after vacation of a month
Special services of speaking and music
have been arranged for the occasion.
I. Simon. a Jewish exile from Russia.
viii speak to the school of his anc
the Jews conversion to Christianity
also the customs and conditions of the
Jews in Russia. This will be a most
interesting and instruct!ce address and
not only the scholars and officers OF
the school. but the members of the con-
gregation and the public generally arc
invited TO be present.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
NORTH MURDERKILL .y
SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
WYOMING. Del, Sept. 3.-The Sunday
School superintendents, teachers and pu-
pills of all of North Murderlxin hundred.
one of the largest Sabbath-going districts
in Delaware called to order their annual
convention to-day in Canterbury NJ. L
Church. The program as prepared was:
Morning-10SO, prayer and praise service
led by Rev. Melville Wheatley; address
Of welcome, Mrs. J. T. Massey; response,
Rev. w. W. Moore; The Cradle Roll,
paper by Miss Katie Fox; Bible geog-
raphy, Miss Maggie Wilson: appointment
of committees; noon intermission. social
hour.
Afternoon-1s0. conference Of juniors.
conducted by Miss Maggie Wilson, ?. de-
votional services led by Rev. d. z. Nc
Faul; Our. Beginners. paper. by Miss ].
M. 4 -ntosh report of hundred secre-
tary. r. x. Caulk; conference, The Pri-
mary Grade; The Juniors. Miss Maggie
Wilson; home department, A. NJ. Thomas;
teacher training. w. W. Warren; reports
of committees and election of officers;
music.
Evening-7sO. devotional service led by
william Jarrett; address. Service" hv
Caleb e. Burchenal; Offering music and
benediction.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
GRAIN ELEVATOR
SOON TO LEAVE

Afterrepeated demands from the Com.
merclal Exchange and kindred organiza
tons for better export facilities, the Penn.
syivania Railroad Company agreed to pro.
vide a modern floating grain elevator
which has been built and will be towed to
Girard Point probably this week from
the shipyard OF the Harlan and IIollings-
worth Corporation. The elevator has been
named Girard Point Storage Company No.
2. IL is 9S 10 feet long overall, with a
nodded beam of 30 feet The tower is "a
feet above the deck.
The elevator machinery is estimated by
the manufacturers to handle 10000 bush
els OF grain per hour. The craft is equip.
ped with electric lights and contains the
highest grade Of pumping and auxiliary
machinery
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
READY FOR THE
HANDICAP RACE
Horses are Placed and Big
Crowd Expected to Wit
ness the Novelty

Entries have been received and final
arrangements made for the handicap
race at he couny fair omorrow. II
Is expected that the race, which viii be
an imitation Of the great $4,000 ham
dicap recently raced at Readville, Mass.
Will attract an especially large crowd
Tor the closing day OF the fair.
Men with flags viii be stationed at
the various distances at the start and
as the horses sent to their different
marks are ready. these men viii sig
nal and the field win start Starting
at the wire will be Can Tell, William
Mack and Auster, Jr. Three hundred
feet back OF the wire viii be Millie
Murphy, Delightful Chimes, Elmore,
Lynn c. Ike and Blossom; go feet
back will be Lady Jane. Thaddeus K
and Red Rock 440 feet. Asterest
Kitty Mason; so feet, Wesley, Jr,
Expedition, Jr.; $40 feet. Free Mason
and Bessie Lambert: $50 feet. Double
D. and w. c. A.; es0 feet, Florence
stanton; 720 feet, Little Lady and
Jack Gilmore
Most Of these horses and their own
srs are well-ignown on the local track
The following are entries for to-
days raoesi
n27 ThOt.
Billy c., b. e.. Boraei, W. s. Burris,
Bear Station, Delaware.
Wesley. Jr.. b. g., John c. Hartmann,
wilmington, Del
Mystic Queen. F. H. Thompson. Kim
bioviile
Harry r.. b. e.. Rude Brown, VIII
nington, Del.
Double D., b. g, william Ward. WI
mington. Del.
Declares. b. m. Palace Stables, VIII
mington. Del.
Samuel c., b. g., A. A Price, New
port, Del.
Queen Esther. b. m. A. II. worrilow,
Wilmington, Del
Robert Burns. b. g., B. S. Mitchell,
Boothby.
Clay Thomas &. &, James B. Green.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Bessie Lambert. b. m, Thomas H.
Harlan, Elkton. Md.
2.f2 Pace.
Jack Gilman. blk g., John F. Jones'
Wilmington.
Harold D.. s. e, George Senior
Chester. Pa
Hokes Lee. b. m. W. G. West, syi-
mar. Md.
Prince Marsh. s. s., W. b. Biggs
Mid6letown.
Uriu. blk. S. Raymond snedelSer
Kirkwod. Del.
Topsy Van. b. m, DR.. Miller, viii
mington.
Billy Watson. d. g. James b. Green.
Philadelphia.
Delaware Boy, b. e., Washington
House Stables.
Hannah McGrath, b. m, c. A. Oar
lington, West Chester
Nettie Belle. b. m, James b. Green
Philadelphia.
Florence Wilkes. b. m. S. M. Har-
rington. Dover
Dan Wilkes. b. g., G. f. Satterheld
Townsend.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
STATE ROAD ITEMS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STATE ROAD, Sept. 3.-Franklin school
win reopen for the fail term. September Z.
Miss Elsie NJ Denning is visiting Miss
Helen B. Whitfield, Of Farnhurst Station.
Mrs. Bailor Sherwood and son, Of Brook
lyn, N. y, are the guests Of J. AIcCallister
and family.
J. w. Denning is attending the races at
Horse Show Park to-day.
Miss Mildred Dey, of Philadelphia, is
on her vacation at the home Of Marshall
Downey.
Edward Davidson, who has been indis-
posed is now able to be about
Robert McFarlin is still very III with
typhoid fever.
The Misses Emily and Rosa Heyd gave
an enjoyable web party to a number of
friends last Saturday evening.
The w. c. T. U. will hold its next meet
ing September 10 at the home Of Mrs.
S. B. Miller.