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RETIRED DENTISTS ODD PLIGHT.
Found Unconscious and in state OF InanI-
tIOn, Though Not without Means.

man supposed to be DIR. Henry Bentley,
a retired dentist, who formerly lived at
AL Fast Twelfth street, was found yesterday
morning by a policeman lying in a pool Of
water in a vacant lot at l44th street and
Whitlock avenue. The Bronx. unconscious
He was in a state Of complete inSnition
despite the fact that in his pockets were
pass books showing deposits In various
banks amounting to 81. 800.
The man was taken to Lincoln Hospital
where with the help Of stimulants he re-
gained consciousness. One Of the internes
asked the patients name. Il am DR. Henry
Bentley" be said. Immediately afterWard
he again became unconscious but when he
once more came to he refused TO say another
word.
In the patient clothes were found letters
addressed to DR.. Bentley az well as the
bank books. The sick mans clothing,
moreover. was OF excellent material and
cut and his cuff buttons and watch and
chain were valuable. There was a small
sum Of money In his pockets.
The police learned that DR.. Bentley re-
Gently sold his practice and went to live
at the Central Hotel. Fourteenth street and
Third avenue. Recently he had been IN
there with rheumatism but refused to have
a physician. He has a daughter living at
2OiS Wells street Milwaukee The phy-
sicians at the hospital say the sick man had
been without food for several days.
The sun., 1908-02-16
SALARY INCREASES cur our.
Also Much OE Secretary GArneld's Plan TO
ReOrganlze His Department.


WAsHIN0NON. Feb. lS.-To-day's session
Of the House Of Representatives was de-
voted almost wholly to the further con-
sideration Of the Legislative. Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill in COM
mittee Of the whole.
Secretary Garfield 3 plan for reorKaniEa-
ton Of the Interior Department which the
Committee on Appropriations had in
corporated in the bill with but slight modi-
hcation. was somewhat disfglred by the
effects OF points OF order made by Mr.
Mann OF Illinois. The Secretary had asked
and the Committee on Appropriations had
approved that power be given him to
appoint certain employees. but Mr. Mann
insisted that n he wanted that power con-
ferred on him the proper course to pursue
was TO appeal to the President 10 take the
positions out OF the classified service and
not put the responsibility on Congress.
On a motion by MIR. Smith Of Arizona
to make the appropriation for the salary
OF the Surveyor-General Of that Territory
5000 instead Of 5000 (the law fixing the
former sum- long debate ensued on the
question OF increasing salaries. Against
this members of the Committee on APP
preparations vigorously protested, while
Western members warmly advocated the
increase proposed in this instance. They
argued that when the salary was changed
from 5000 TO 5000 certain fees were al
lowed which by order OF the Land
Commisaioner last April had been cut on.
a practical reduction in the salaries Of this
class OF officials being thereby effected.
MIR. Mondell OF Wyoming asserted that
in this matter the Committee on Appro-
officials OF eleven Western States not rep
resented on the committee by reducing
their salaries the only instance in the bill.
The motion and several others similar
thereto failed to receive the support Of a
majority Of the committee.
In the course OF the discussion OF Interior
Department appropriations Mr.. Keifer OF
Ohio convulsed the committee OF the whole
by his innocent remark that Il consistently
support my committee lAppropriationsl
whenever | can" In view OF the disclosure
Of discord in that committee by the clash
between Chairman Tawney and Mr.. Mad
don Of Illinois yesterday Mr.. Keifer's res
ervation struck his hearers as being some
what humorous.
A strenuous effort was made by the North
Dakota delegation to galvanize life into
the Office of Surveyor-General Of that State,
abolished by the Commissioner Of the Land
Once on January l last, by injecting an
appropriation of 50 900 into the bill, but IL
failed. This led Mr.. Payne Of New York to
express the hope that a bill he will intro
duce will pass abolishinR one office for
the collection of customs where a revenue
OF ~ was collected at an expense OF 5000
20 the Government.
The committee, having disposed Of the
provisions relating to the Interior Depart
ment, rose.
A concurrent resolution. introduced by
Mr.. Underwood Dem, Ala, was adopted
accepting, with thanks to the State OF Ala
bama the statue Of Jabez Lamar Monroe
Curry, to be placed in Statuary Hall.
At 4:2O O'Clock the House adjourned until
Monday
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HE THRASHED KAISER WILLIAM.
The DIstInc tIOn claimed by . Man Who
L. Dead In Norwich. NY.

NORWICH, N. Y. Feb. I5.-Frederick
Weller. the oldest active volunteer fire-
man in the State Of New York. died at his
home In this village to-day at noon. He
was born in Cologne. Germany. in 1918.
and was apprenticed TO learn the shoe
max er's trade at the age OF - years. which
he had since followed. Mr.. Weller came to
Norwich in 1853. Frederick Reisberg, the
celebrated organist OF Brooklyn, is a grand
son. ....
Mr.. Weller claimed the distinction OF
being the ionly person outside the royal
family who over administered corporal pun
ishn1ent to an Emperor. While residing At
Cologne during the childhood of Kaiser
Wilhelm the youngster was engaged in
some sport that annoyed Mr.. Weller, and
he caught the Young Prince and gave him
a sound spanking. For this offence he con-
fdently expected to be severely discipli Ned,
but as nothing came OF il he concluded the
future Emperor considered silence the bet
ter part OF valor and did not complain Of
the matter to his household
The sun., 1908-02-16
OhIo sues Frye Road. ror paOk raxr..

COLUMBUS Ohio. Feb l5.-Six test suits
against railroads for back taxes amounting
TO over si.slo.OOO were filed to-day by At
torney- General Ellis. More than 100 suits
await the outcome of the cases. The COM
panies involved and the amounts claimed
are: Cleveland and Pittsburg Railway.
ssh, ,944; Baltimore and Ohio Southw estern.
tie6. 1sO; Cincinnati Street Railway, $685.
$50; Forest City Railway. $50, lS6; Column
bus City Railway. s2ls. $50.
The sun., 1908-02-16
shurtIen Partner, Arre,t.d Ar,IU.

J. l.. Mclean, Joseph Cowing and Ed
ward A. Keith, members Of the firm OF
George I. Shurtlef a Co, mining promoters
OF 20 Broad street, were held in 81 800 bail
yesterday afternoon by United States
Commissioner Shields for examination on
February 2S The complaint signed by
Postal Inspector Peters, charges them with
using the mails to defraud in the sale OF
Pride OF Cobalt stock. They were ar.
rested In January by the police in a case
which now makes way for the postal case.
The sun., 1908-02-16
WARNED AGAINST HARTMAN.
Illinois Central Stockholders Hear Of Roll
InS stock Mortgage Scheme.

CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-MaTwell Edgar. law
yer. issued q statement to-day concerning
the Harriman-Fish controversy over the
control Of the Illinois Central Railroad. The
statement 10 full OF dire fOrebodings Of the
roads future in the hands OF Hartman
by z. II. Hartman and his confederates
TO mort gage the rolling stock OF the Illinois
Central for $50, 900 900 or t40.OOO. 900 He
appeals TO stockholders TO save the roa
from the fate Of the Alton
Mr.. Edgar has been active in securing
proxies for Mr.. Fish.
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Dividend on Great Northern Or, proU.r,I.,.

The trustees Of the Great Northern Iron
Ore Properties have directed q distribution
Of 81 a share on March 10 to holders Of per-
manent certificates Of beneficial interest Of
record on that date. Transfer books close
February % and reopen March H. Holders
OF temporary certificates should present
them for exchange for permanent certifi-
Gates at once. Such exchanges involving
transfer may be made until the books close
on February 2s, but IL they involve transfer
cannot be made while the books are closed
The sun., 1908-02-16
ChIcasc stock Exc mango % Moyr.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-The Chicago Stock
Exchange viii vacate its present quarters
before the latter part Of next month. Fore
man Brot., bankers. have leased the prem
Loss.
The sun., 1908-02-16
Lincoln Trust Co. Increases Its Capital.

ALBANY, Feb. 1S.-The Lincoln Trust
Company OF New York to-day filed with
the Secretary OF State a certificate in
creasing its capital stock from 81 900 900
TO 81 10000. The increase in stock is ap-
proved By. State Superintendent OF Banks
Clark Williams.
The sun., 1908-02-16
PhIlIppIne RIshop Not AfraId or war

SAN Francisco. Feb. l5.-There will be no
war with japan unless the United States
forces the issue. according to Bishop T. A.
Hendricks Of the diocese of Cebu, Philip
pine Islands, who has arrived here on the liner
Korea. He 10 on his way TO Rome 20 make
Q report Of affairs in his diocese 70 the Pope.
The sun., 1908-02-16

The Planters & Mechanics National Rank ~
Houston. located at Houston. in the state Of Texas
II closing It's analTS. Al note holders and other
creditors OF the association therefore hereby
notified 70 present the notes and other claims for
payment.
GEORGE HANMAN. Cashier
Houston. Teas. Dec. T. 1907.
The sun., 1908-02-16
MARINE INTELLICENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT
sun rises. go sun sets. 5:52 Moon sets. Gal
HIOH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook 0Bt. Gov .ISAn1. Z 20 Hell Gate. oie
The sun., 1908-02-16
f.. n. THOM DEBTS.
Dispute as to What Part OF His Inc ONE
Hc shall Turn Over.

The committee Of creditors which has
been investigating the affairs OF Z. r.
Thomas will. 1t is expected. make a report
to the body OF his creditors on Tuesday or
Wednesday Of this week. Miles O'Brien
president Of the Mercantile National Bank
and chairman Of the committee, said
yesterday that he was awaiting the report
Of a minor committee, the chairman of
which is Benjamin Nicholl. before he pre-
sented the findings Of the general COM
mittee to the association Of creditors.
The work Of the committee has had to
do with Thomas's income Of Sl5O,OOO and
with the investments that have been made
from it. The fortune left by his father
cannot be touched by the creditors. Out
of the income Of the estate Of Gen. Thomas
500, 900 year each goes to his widow and
daughter; SiSO, 900 a year is +. r. ThOmas's
share. He has TO send $l5,OOO of this to a
brother in the West and to pay another
$4,000 a year on life insurance, leaving
him an income Of sl50,OOO.
The question as to how much the creditors
shall take out Of the sl5O,OOO and how
much they shall leave to Mr.. Thomas to
live on is one that has been perplexing
the committee Mr.. O'Brien would not state
the decision. 1t is understood however.
that Thomas wants $4,000 a year. while a
number of his creditors insist that SIS, 900
year would be sufficient for his needs
The debts of Mr.. Thomas are estimated
at between g.. 900. 600 and 50. 100000. Toward
this he has promised 10 make an initial
payment Of $1,000 The balance Of the
debt will have 20 be paid out Of his yearly
income and the investments that have
been made from IT,
None Of the members Of the investigating
committee would state yesterday whether
they had found any other property Of Mr.
ThOmas's upon which they could realize.
The sun., 1908-02-16
PROPOSALS.

u 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room FL Army
Building. New York. ". Y. February Is 1905
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
pilinG and 70 und timber: square timber and lum
Der; rubble stone, quarry spas and quarry refuse:
DO hs. spikes, &c. toI constructing and repairing
dlkes In the Hudson River. n. y. VIII be received
AZ this once until ~ NJ. March 10 1909 sAnd then
PUBLICLY opened. Information on application.
JOHN q. ID. KNIGHT Col. Engineers
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
once of The American Coal Company

Of AIegany County.
No broadway, New York, February 10Th. 1909.
The Board OF Directors OF The American Coal
Company OF AlegAny County New Jersey hAvs
this day declared semi annual Dividend Of hve
per cent. upon the capital stock OF the Company,
payable at this once on Mon day, March I'd. ib0e
The Transfer Books will be closed on Thursday,
on the morning OF March ID, 1909
GEORGE NJ BOWLBY. Treasurer.
The sun., 1908-02-16
Hudson Companies Per Gent. Note.


The Hudson Companies. formed TO build
and equip the system Of the Hudson and
Manhattan Railroad Company, which owns
two pairs Of tunnels connecting New York
with Jersey City and Hoboken, has issued
5000 900 OF 0 per cent. secured gold notes
due August, 1910, and Harvey Fisk h Co.,
who have sold a large amount of them, now
offer t5OO0,O0O OF the notes to investors
at 9S1l and interest, at which price they
yield over 615 per cent. per annum. The
notes are secured by pledge with the stand
ard Trust Company OF New York Of first
mortgage ~ per cent. convertible gold
bonds, due 1857, OF the Hudson and Man
haitian Railroad Company, which are tax
exempt in the State OF New York. These
bonds are deposited with the trustee at
the rate Of 81 500 par value for each 81 900
note outstanding. The notes are con-
vertible at the pleasure of the holder at
maturity or when called for redemption
into these Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
~ per cent. gold bonds at par
The sun., 1908-02-16

NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR TT.
Advertisements for TEE sum and THE EVENING
Sun may be left At any American District Messenger
once IN the city.
The sun., 1908-02-16

The receipts from custO ms TO day were apSS 27s.
from Internal revenue. sSsS ee and niscelIaneOu
e3SSJ1; National bank notes received for re.
demptOn. 81. .AOS. 10
The cash statement Of the United States Treas
urer for February rs shows.
The sun., 1908-02-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONTRACTORS. builders wanting valuable fas-
tory site and stone quarry. Jersey City proposition,
valued $4,000: prohts on stone contracted net
SIS. .O0O can buy al bargain. FRANKLIN. Mari
borough Hotel New York
The sun., 1908-02-16
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

A. meeting Of the Board Of Directors held thls
day, q dividend Of $50 per share declared Oul
OF the income OF the Company from It's invest
ments payable April l. 1908. TO shareholder Of
record at the close OF business February 20. 1903
JAMES P. FARGO. Vice President a Treasurer.
The sun., 1908-02-16

Arrived SATURDAY. February Is
IS New York. Southampton, Feb. s.
IS Baltic, Liverpool, Feb. 9.
IS Cassell. Bremen, Feb. I.
IS Bosnia. Hamburg. Feb. g.
IS Amsteldyk. Rotterdam. Feb. I.
IS Hell ig Olav. ChristlHnsand. Feb I.
SIS Wells City. Bristol. jan q.
SIS Indrasamha, HiogO, Nov. l9
IS Maranhense, Para. Feb. =.
IS Chenlston. Demerara. Feb. I.
SIS Seminole, Turks Island Feb.
IS PalOma, Calbarten, Feb. 3.
IS Camagucy. Havana, Feb. 80.
rs Monterey, Havana, Feb. II.
IS Winnie. Puerto Padre, Feb. T.
SS ~ Vale, Galveston. Feb, \,
IS Chesapeake, Baltimore. Feb IL
IS Homer. New Orleans, Feb. A.
SIS City Of Al aGta, savannah. leb y
The sun., 1908-02-16
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHIN0ToN Feb. tS-rhe statement OF the
receipts and eApend itures OF the Treasury shows:
ThG day THIS DlOnth. Fiscdl yedr
Receipts. 81 H2 e24 odb S22 es9l gpg 43A
Expenditures 1lsOOOO 2s77OOOO 4iIN9 sci
The sun., 1908-02-16

L4a. ---'s lagess.S -assz as.i.s i.ls.l : s.s9 4
The sun., 1908-02-16

e J. l..s !. =: !: ~ 81! e. J. !.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Tonv Pastor Known Here.

Jesse X Baylis. formerly manager
of the Opera House. was well acquaint-
ed with Tony Pastor. the New York
theatrical man who died Wednesday.
Speaking of the man whose name was
so widely known, Mr.. Baylis said
"Tony Pastor. was one of the first
men 70 come TO this city with an at
traction after the Opera House was
opened more than thirty years ago. AT
that time he went out each Season
for time with his own vaudeville
company
"He was a man who took pride in
his profession and always endeavored
TO give the best show possible for the
money"
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
LEGAL NOTIcFS


N THE COURT or CHANCERY on
THE STATE or DELAWARE. IN
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Albert J. II. Holsumakor, Charles
liolschumaker, Elizabeth NJ. schae-
Ter and Henry HolsohumalSer.
William J. Etchoils. Mary A. Nc
lam Harry /. ellis, ex-sheriff OF
STAFFORD. sherin OF New Castle
county.
AND NOW. to wit. this eighth day OF
July. a. D.. 1905 II appearing 60 the
Chancellor by the affidavit Of Henry STAFF
ford. sheriff that Adelaide Holgchumaller
Anna Louise Holschumakcr. John FIols-
chumakcr. Clara Holschumakor. Minnie
Gleason ana William Weggemnn, defend
ants In the above stated cause. have no
known place OF abode within this county.
ana cannot be served with process. that
tho place OF abode OF said defendants Is
unknown. and no appearance having been
entered Tor the said Adelaide Hoischu-
maker. Anna Louise Iolschumaker. John
Holschumakcr. CLARA ffolschumaScr Min
mic Gleason. and William Wogreman. at
them.
IT Is THEREFORE,. on motion Of Mar
TIN E. Smith solicitor for the complains
ants. ORDERED by the Chancellor that
the said Adelaide Holschumaker. Anna
Louise HoischumaSer John HoischumnlSer
Clara Holschumaher. Minnie Gleason. and
william Wereeman. DO appear IN this
cause on or before the Seventh day or
September. A. D. 1908. or that the said bill
OF complaint viii be taken nro confoaso az
10 the said Adelaide ffoschumnyer. Anna
Louise Hoischumaker. John Holechu-
maker clara Hoiechumnkor. Minnie Glra-
SON and William Worrom0n. ana the
Register IN Chancerv Sc directed 10 cause
q cOnv OF this order 10 be published IN
The Tveni-.r IourSai q newspaper pub
lished IN the city N Wilmington, Tor a
period of thirty dnva next preceding the
said Seventh day OF gentcmhor A n 1908.
J. r.. NICHOLSON
n7-tm chancellor.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
DIR. CARMICHAEL AT
YELLOWSTONE PARK

Dr. and Mrs George r. Carmichael. Of
this city. are touring through Yellowstone
Park. and as they were there at the time
Of the reported holdups and robberies by
highwaymen, friends Of the physician are
awaiting word froa him as to whether
anything actually occurred there. While
word has gone out that the report OF the
holdups was a fake, many persons have
an opinion that hlghwaymen did reap a
harvest but an attempt is being made to
hide the facts.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
TWO OPPOSITION
FIRE ORDINANCES
Democrats and Republicans
Backing Measures to In
crease Appropriations
INTRODUCED In
CITY COUNCIL

Opposition ordinances providing eDr
additional money for the fire COM
panies of the city, were introduced in
City Council last night. The first was
submitted by Mr.. McGovern, of the
Bleventh ward. and provides for an in
crease in the appropriations Of all
twelve companies, but does not fix
the amount each company is to re-
ceive.
The second was presented by Chair
man Kyle, OF the fire committee. It
provides for an increase OF $500 annu-
ally in the appropriations of the
Friendship, Water Witch, Fame,
Brandywine and Delaware companies,
10 take effect next month, and $500
each for the Reliance, Liberty and In
dependence companies, with the pro-
viso that these three companies give
Council a years notice of their inten-
tion of installing combination chemical
and hose wagons, their increases to he
paid when such appropriations are in
stalled.
No provision Is made in this meas
ure for more money for the Washing
ton, Weccacoe and Phoenix companies,
and it is expected that there will be
considerable opposition to the pro-
posed ordinance from the members of
the Washington and Weccacoe COM
panies at least Both measures were
referred to the finance and fire COM
mittees.
Mr.. Conway of the Tenth ward.
wanted the Kyle measure referred to
the Council as a committee Of the
whole and made a motion TO that ef-
feet. but 1t was lost by snist party
vote
Fire Department in Good Shape
Mr.. Kyle presented the report Of the
fire committee on the inspection OF the
Fire Department, held on the even
ings Of August 21 and "a, which set
forth that the department was found
in good condition. The committee com
plimented the different companies Tor
the showing made.
The semi-annual appropriations OF
the companies were allowed as fol-
lows: Friendship, S225O: Reliance.
s2050; Delaware. $1,000; Phoenix
$4,000; Water Witch, s2250. Independ-
ence. $2050; Washington. S2s00; Wee
cacoe. $500; Liberty. S2O5O Brandy
wine, s225O; Union, s225O.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
PROPOSALS

d ROpOSAI.S- SEALED PROPOSALS
addressed In writing TO the Now Cas-
tie County state Highway Commissioners
and endorsed Proposals for building a
macadam road from Red Clay Creek
bridge. near stanton, passing through
Stanton TO White Clay Creek bridge near
the same place" n distance Of S-i00 mile.
will ho received hy said Highway Conn
missioner at his office, No. 1909 IL Market
street. Wilmington. Del. until - o'clock
noon Scptcmhcr I. 1905
An said bids or proposals must be made
upon blank forms 20 he obtained from
said Highway Commissioner at his said
office. and must be- accompanied with a
certified chock for $500 payable TO tho
president OF the Levy Court OF New Cas-
tie county, or with bond to tho state OF
Delaware In the sum OF $500 as surety
that II proposal be accepted contract will
be entered into.
Plans ond specifications can be seen at
the office OF said commissioner. or at the
office OF the County Comptroller OF New
Castle county ON or after August 26. 1905
The right TO reject any or all bids is ex-
nressly reserved
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County State Highway Com
missioner al3-l7-20-2i -2l-Ra
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Gnnd Railroad Tests

Gratifying results are following the
emergency tests on the tracks of the
p, B. & w. railroad and the tests for
July and August have been almost per-
feet The road in proportion TO the
size, number of enginemen and fire.
men, excels all other divisions But
one failure to following instructions
in June and that only a partial failure
shows that the company is now in
possession OF a high class of men who
have the running Of the trains and the
safety of the lives Of the people in
their hands.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
pivIdend on dupont Stock

In connection with the announcement
of regular dividends on the preferred
and common stocks of the f. 1. DUPONT
de Nemours Powder Company, it was
intimatod yesterday that dividend ac-
tion might be taken within a week
on the international Smokeless Powder
common stock and the dupont Inter-
national preferred stock. The regular
dividends of ga of i per cent on the
former and IA per cent. on the lat
ter are expected
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
PUBLIc SALES
PUBLIC SALE

WIN be sold az Public Sale az Bear
station. Del Railroad
MONDAY, August 3ist, 1908,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Twenty head Of home-rnised Horses.
Good workers and drivers. Three pairs
hrst class young Mules, FIVE and six
wears old. One pair will weigh $500 lbs,
am are well-mnted
Also. the Trottinp Horse Billy G., Black
Gcldinr by Horeal own brother %
,|r, lila. fifsrls.ats3 yea llda % ~ .slold
for $4,000. half-hrothor 60 Pan Michael
3dg Ho is game race horse and has
no mark can step for trial IN 220. Any
one Wishing n race horse should see him.
40 Head Of Cattle 30 Mich Cows. sey-
eral fresh now. balance coming Ia profit
soon. Ten Stock Bulls. Guernsey, Hol-
stein and Jersey, the balance are Heif-
The above stock win be sold without
reserve and guaranteed as represented or
money refunded
TERMS or sALEs-Al sums OF $50
and under Cash; over that amount q
credit of three months viii be given by
purchaser giving approved security
per cent win be allowed for cash on
w s. BURRIS
Geo. r. Davis. Auctioneer.
Aug 2i-2H
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Picnic Season About over.

The season for picnics has about
passed away with the waning of the
August days. In some respects the
picnic season has not been so notice
able this year. At times family pic
MICS have been popular and Sunday
school and other school clases have
enjoyed picnics during the summer. a
large proportion of them being in July.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
cannsriss on Short lime.

ELKTON. Aug. 2S.-On account Of
the light yield of tomatoes this sea-
son, but few Of the canneries on this
peninsula are running more than two
third time. The pack this season viii
probably be 100000 cases short from
last season
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Ruried as unknown.

ELKTON. Aug, 2S.-without being
identified. the body Of the unknown
white man found on Robert Island. was
buried by Coroner Frazer. Of this town,
yesterday. An inquest was deemed
unnecessary.