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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
New Golf Record,

NEW YORK. Juno 15.-'rhe closest pro
Ccssional golf match seen in this country
for wears ended this evening at the Fox
Hills links at Clifton. Staten Island, when
Alexander Smith, the national champion.
won from Isaac Macklc. former Eastern
titlc holder, by single stroke at medal
play over tbirty-siN holes.
BY match play. Smith led by one hole.
Macltie established new professional
record OF Sc for the course, lowering his
own ark DT 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
PROBING INTO ACCOUNTS
OF NORTHERN RAILROADS

ST PAUL, MINI. June ia force OF
seven experts from the interstate com
merce commission has begun work In st.
Paul looking into the construction ac-
counts OF the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific railroads This is In
connection with the valuation the COM
mission is making of these roads as A
basis for determining the fairness OF the
decision in the Pacific coast lumber case.
The men are working under Dwight c.
Morgan. who recently completed a valua
tion of the railroads OF Minnesota for
the railroad commission of this state.
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Marriage Licenses.
Snecial to The Tribune.

OGDEN June 15.-Cupid got busy
again today and led nine happily couples
TO the county clerks office, where they
obtained licenses TO marry, The appli-
cantS were: Beverley A. West and Mrs.
Maud Ecces. both OF Ogden: Ira w.
West and Laura j.. Lcavitt. both of Og-
den; Fred Palmer and Mary NJ, Baker,
both Of Ogden; Lawrence Anderson and
Agnes McGregor. both OF ogden; Lewis
b. Spencer and Nell V. Tackett, both OF
Ogden; John Gibson, West Weber, and
Lizzie Sewell, Wilson. Ellis Van Dyke
and ELLA +. Jorgenson, both OF Ogden
Charles T. Glazer. Denver and Bernice
Nicholas. Ogden Henry Startln. Provo.
and G Lichtfoot, ogden.
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News of the intermountain Region
SECTION OF BREAkWATER
SOON TO BE TESTED
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. June IA trial section OF the
brea1iwater TO be installed at Lakeside
TO protect the track OF the Southern Pa
cilic. which crosses the lake at this point,
will be built at once to test its efficiency.
Assistant Engineer c. f. McGonagle OF
Chief Engineer Ashton's staff left for
Lakeside TO supervise the work
Should the trial section prove efficient
after a sufficient lapse of time for th L.
experiment, similar breakwaters Will be
built wherever necessary along the tracks
of the cutoff TO protect them from the
daShng waves of the lake.
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Petition for Letters.
o The Tribune.

SpccEI 10 TIC IITHUIle'
OGDEN. June l5.-Deputy Sheriff Carl
Allison this afternoon filed n petition IN
The probate division OF ;he district court
asLng for letters Of administration upon
Tho estate OF Elizabeth Mooney. who died
IN Ogden April ~ 1906. The estate
consists of real property in Weber coun-
ty valued at $1,000. Charles Mooney the
husband of Tho woman. residing in Edin-
bur,,h, Scotland. Is the sole heir
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CONDITION OF KIESEL
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. June l5.-Thc condition of
Fred j. Kioscl. who is III with pneumonia
nj his home on TWcnt y-hith street. Is
reported To bc slightly improved this
evening Doctors Ph.lo T.. Jones and {.
G. Snyder OF salt Lake were called lnto
consultation with the attending DhYsi-
clans, Doctors Gordon and Robinson, to-
uay.. Fred W. l[icscI, n son OF the sick
man arrived from California this after
noon.
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EARLE Is ENGAGED BY
WILLARD MACK COMPANY
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. juno l5.--Ira l.. Earle. one Of
the popular members OF the Moore Stock
company which recently closed a season
al thc t-tahna thcatcr has been engaged
bv the willard Mack company Of Salt
Lake, which opens in the Colonial the
atcr with Captain Swift, In few days.
Mr.. Earle will take the .3hcavy" role In
a repertoire OF productions which will be
run in salt Lake this summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
GLAD OLD WORLD,

The old world keeps on rolling,
And 1t wakes up fresh each day
With rose IN the brim of It's bonnet
And Il rose In its hair Of gray:
And the old. old sunshine Comcth
And the smile OF the sea lis new.
And the birds sing out OF the morning.
And the lilies laugh out of the dew.
- EMli iinnrr SIM.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
MALCOLM MCDONALD BUYS
GREAT WESTERN NINE
speeial 10 Tho rnbune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
GOLDFIEbD. Ncr., JUue l5.--Thc
Great Western mine az Horn silver has
been sold to Malcolm Mcdonald and asso-
cates. The price is not made public The
property Is one of the largest In that part
OF The state. The consideration VIII.
IL is stated, run up into the hundreds OF
thousands. This insures the railroad into
Horn silver and the most extensive op-
erations In that ailYcr-lcad district.
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Dios Of Scarlet Fever.
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BINGHAM. June i5.-Iee Mosln, the
three year old son Of Thomas Moslin
master mechanic at the Yampa smciter.
tded at $50 o'clock this evening Of scar
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Smith Ordered to Pay,
Special to The Tribune.

10
by District Judge Howell today requir
ing Nicholas Smith TO pay $50 alimony
to his divorced wife. Sarah Smith $50
attorney fees and enjoning him from
disposing of any OF the property owned
by them jointly.
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PARIS. June 15.-The government is
elabora ting a plan for rebuilding the viii
lagos In the south of France destroyed
by the earthquake of a few days ago. 1t
will contribute part OF the expense out
right and arrange loans on easy terms
for the balance. President Fallieres has
contributed $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

ST PETERSBURG, June 15.-Three
new cholera hospitals have been opened
In st, Petersburg to accommodate tho
increasing number of patients. There
were hfteen new cases today and forty
one new cases in the last three DAYS
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MADRID, June 15.-Willian III. Buck
ier' secretary OF the American legation
nero, has rendered his resignation from
the diplomatic service
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PARIS. June 15.-The debate on the
oiil revising the French tariff opened In
lne cna1nher OF deputies today. The dele
gates voted 46S to 1872 TO give the meas
ure the right Of way
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LITTLE BOY SPANKED;
HE COMMITS SUICIDE

CENTRAL CITY, Ky, June
I5.-Because lie was spanked by
his mother, the 5-year-old son
OF Mrs. Samuel Scott carried out
n threat that he would drown
himself in a well today. After
his whipping the child left the
house and in moment his
mother heard him screaming.
She looked into the well and
saw his curls Just above the
water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
HIS FUN,

"What is Your husbands chief amusc-
mcnt?" asked the curious ncighbor.
Doing things | don't want him 90
do" replied the wife Quickly.-Dctroit
Free Press.
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PARIS. June 15.-rhe Franco Arneri-
can treaty OF extradition has been rati-
fed and was today promulgated here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

mcan OF fcompa the tracka o
IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

LONDON. June ia special dispatch
received here today from ChrIstiana saws
that Bjornstjerne BIornsen, the Nor
Wegian novelist. who has been seriously
III at Laurvik. has suffered a relapse. He
mad a paralytic stroke on June 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar.proof vaults of the
salt Lake Security and Trust company,
30 Up. Main street. $500 per wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

LONDON, June 15.-Wniam James
Tborne. the rabd Socialist member from
Westham, in the House OF Commons. to-
day gave expression TO a heated depun-
citation OF the Emperor Of Russia in con
rection with this soverciGns proposed
visit TO King, Edward during the Cowes
regatta Mr.. Thoruc declared there was
Intense feeling In this country against
the visit. The speaker called Mr.. Thorne
To order. but the member shouted out:
"It will he good Job f the Russian En-
peror gets his deserts when he does
come; he is an inhuman brute" The
speakers efforts TO stem this abuse were
quite Intellectual until an uproar OF pro-
tests from the other members drowned
Mr.. Thornc.s lnvectiNe-
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TOXIC, June 16.-Count Mitsui- Aki
Tanalla, minister Of the imperial house
hold. resigned today. Prince Iwakura
Vice grand chamberlain, will succeed him.
The emperor issued a rescript warmly
thanking Count Tanaka for his long and
faithful service.
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Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main 5000. Ind. $50.
BY DEGREES,

Got a cigarette?"
Thought you'd sworn off"
II have. but fellows got to do these
things gradually. I've quit buying them"
Cleveland Leader.
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CONSTANTINOPLE. June l5.-Four
marshals, who included the eX-ministers
of marine and public instruction.. and
two generals. n former councillor OF
state, former vail. and sixty other high
officials, have been sentenced by court
martial to imprison nment in the prorin :
cial fortresses- because OF compltrity in
the recent revolutionary movement. An
imperial trade has approved the sen
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800
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BORDEAUX. France, juno 15.-Cardi-
nal Andrieu. who has been summoned TO
court. charged with having melted Il
breach of the laws by the allocutiou he
pronounced at The cathedral on the occa
sion OF his enthConement has sent let
ter TO the Judge IN which ne formally re-
fuses to appear IN court 10 answer TO any
charge I'm connection with the separation
law. The cardinal writes: THAT law
became non-eXlst"nt for Catholics the
minute their supreme CHIEF the incor-
ruptible guardian OF tho morals OF indi-
viduals and nations. condemned 1t rs in
imcal 10 the property, authority and lib
erty OF the church"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

Annoy. June 15.-One hundred and
thirty-one deaths from bubonic plague oc-
Cured in Annoy during the fortnight end
interior towns indicate a great Increase
in the disease. Chang Chow reports up
ward OF 200 deaths daily
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

LONDON. June 15.-Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle's new play. Fires OF Fate" was
given a hearty reception at the Lyric
theater tonight II tells the story OF Il
colonel who condemned by his physician
to die within a year of an inCurable spi
nal complaint and being dissuaded from
suicide, lives 10 rescue an excursion
party from death during an Egyptian
tour and is himself cured OF the COM
plant by q blow on the head. dealt in
an encounter with Dervishcs. Lewis
Walter, as the colonel. and an excellent
company. gave good performance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

PARIS. June l5.-The campaign by
some of the French papers against list
ing on the Paris bourse the common
stock OF the United states Steel cor
poration as the American congress Is
about to pass new tariff law, together
with hostility by French steel interests.
who fear French ownership OF American
steel shares threatens TO delay listing
these securities longer than was at first
anticipated,
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TOULON. June 15.-The death is an
nounced OF Luclen Bonaparte Wyse the
French engineer and explorer. NJ Wyse
was noted for his explorations in Central
America and his activity in obtaining
the concession Of the French Panama
canal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

BERLIN. June 15.-Emperor William
left here at 10 o'clock this morning on
special train for Dantzig, where he will
embark on the imperial yacht Hohen-
zolern and proceed TO the Gulf of Fin
land to meet Emperor Nicholas OF Rus
sja.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
DRY FARM CROPS PAY
DEBTS ON IRRIGATED LAND

LONGMONT, Colo, June 19-Twelve
hundred bushels of wheat harvested
from 60 acres of dry farm' land and
sold for Si.22 a bushel
This Is the result Of dry farming on
George r. Givens' farm near here. He
bought the land from the railroad at
$3.50 an acre. In 1907 he got 1890
bushels Of wheat from so acres. Last
year. which was the driest in many
years IN that vicinity. he threshed the
200 bushels mentioned above. Now
ne is building fine barn and paying
off tho debts he contracted on his ir.
rigated quarter section with the pro-
ceeds of his dry farm wheat.
Samples Of the grains raised under
similar conditions IN all parts of Colo.
rado will be exhibited at the Inter.
national Exposition of Dry Farm Pro
ducts. which viii be held at Billings
Montana. next October 25-29,s in con.
nection with the Fourth Dry FARMING
Congress.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
To Give Musicale Tonight.

musicale win be given at o'clock
this evening by Mrs. Charles Z. Grinith
and her pupils in the studio No. 6OT
Equitable Building. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. Leonard T.. Wales. Miss
Miriam Triggs. Edgar Goldberg. Ralph
Jacobs and Charles Grifith. The pro-
gram as arranged promises 10 be a
delightful one. The participants fol-
low Merwyn Scott. Robert Ferguson,
Homer Ewing, Miss Dorm. Miss Fran
els Baird, Edgar Riley Miss Francis
Todd. Miss Clara Hamilton, Miss Mary
Todd. Miss Irene Baird Miss Marion
Clark. Charles Grihith, Jr., Miss Wini-
field Bach Miss Leila Benson. Miss
Marion Brassington. Miss Emily Mitch
ell.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
BIG BOOK SALE
Great Failure Of Gebbie & Co.
Brings Good Fortune to
Local BOOklOverS

Every lover of choice books knows
that tho finest and most expensive
editions Of standard authors are
usually sold by subscription agents.
rev boolylovors have not yielded, or
at least listened longingly. to the
fascinating canvass of the suave book
agent with his beautiful de luxe
samples
II is, therefore. literary event of
The highest importance when 'nne de
luxe editions Of standard authors may
he secured at one-fourth of subscrp-
tion prices. and no wonder the sale in
- local store is creating sensation.
There is. Of course, a reason for this
distribution Of about twenty-five cents
on the dollar Of subscription prices.
Tho publishing house OF Gebbie q Co,
Of Philadelphia, failed for nearly $780,
ooo other hlrh-class subscription
publishers. embarrassed by the recent
depression. were forced 10 unload their
elegant editions az great sacrifice.
Fortunately a large portion of this
stock thus thrown upon tho market
came 10 this city and is offered al such
bargain prices as bring these sets
within the means of everyone.
Worthy Of special mention is the
illustrated edition de luxe of Long
fellows work never before obtainable
in a worthy edition at low price. The
Ciebbie- Burns offered In this stock is
dedicated TO Andrew Carnegie who Il
said 10 have paid $500 per set for sew.
eral sets Ia extra binding for himself
and friends. There are also fine edi
tions de luxe Of Dickens. Scott, Elliot
Thackeray. Balzac, Gibbons Rome
Emerson. Plutarch. De Musset. Stew
cnson, Victor Hugo and many othel
standard authors.
n any one cares 10 own splendii
worthwhile books. tho books 10 n
proud Of. assuredly now Is The tim
10 build a worthy home library az th
least possible expenditure al a reall.
trifing outlay as compared with usua
prices.
The sale. which has been going ol
for some time, is now drawing to
close. Next month Il win be too lat
10 secure the favorite author ON
desires because the qualities arc limit
ed and already several are sold on
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
POTATO GROWERS TO
ATTRACT BUYERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, June 1s-Potato grow
ers of the peninsula met here yester-
day afternoon at the Office OF the state
Board of Agriculture TO ascertain if
potato buyers could not be brought
here for next month so that the high
est cash prices may be realized at
several important shipping towns IN
Delaware and Maryland for the staple
product which has been planted moro
extensively than ever here this year.
Secretary Edward w. Jenkins of the
state Board Of Agriculture proposed a
plan and Corresponding Secretary
Wesley Webb will probably go to work
on the proposition at once. by which
the peninsula potatoes, now being
harvested. as we'll as those for the en-
tire season. win bring good cash
prices
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
SUNDAY CONCERTS
BY GATTPS BAND

Tho following programs have been
arranged for the concerts,to be given
by Gattfs BAND at Brandywine
Springs to-day and tomorrow.
Saturday afternoon. o'clocK--
March. "Tho Gay Cavalier" L. q.
Smith. medley, 'Rialto." Emil Osch-
er; intermezzo. Gems From Mile
Mischief Giechror; overture. "Stra-
della" Flotow; fantasia. Popular
Melodies" Won Tilzer: intermission:
march. Turkish Emperial Guards. /"
L.uscomh; selection. "Rod Min." Vic
tor Herbert: song. 'Napanee." an In
dian novelty, w. r. Williams: med
10y ''When the Whip -poor-wil Sings
marguerite" HaGner; Airs from Mer-
IS Widow" I.ehar.
saturday evening. S o'cloclS-March
meet Me in Rose Time, Rosie" "
Schwartz; Echoes from tho Metro
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
LEITCH AFTER
SPECIAL TAX

Deputy Collector c. NJ Ieitch. Of the
Internal Revenue service will begin re-
coiving special taxes ON June a for the
ensuing gear beginning July l.
Brewers OF 500 barrels or more are re-
quired 10 pay a tax OF 500. brewers Of
less than that number pay $50. Rectihors
of 200 barrels pay a tax Of 500. rectiners
Of more than that number pay 5000. Retail
liquor dealers and druggists are assessed
S2d. Wholesale dealers pay tax OF Sio0.
Wholesale dealers in malt liquors are re-
quired TO pay tax Of $50 and retail deal
ers are required TO pay SEQ.
oleomargarino dealers pay a tax Of $3.50
wholesale siS retail not artlhc'ally coll
0red wholesale. 500. retail. S.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
TAFT TO BE AT
CELEBRATION

LEWES, June 1s.-That President
Taft will he in Lewes 10 attend the
celebration of the 3O0th anniversary
of the landing here of HendriclS Hud-
son. was made certain yesterday when
word was received that he would be
present in his yacht
The date of the celebration has been
changed from August rs. to September
p and 23. to fit in with the celebration
to be held in New York. and Lewe.
residents are making every effort TO
have the two days the greatest in the
history Of the old-fashioned town.
Hollands minister has been invited
70 attend with an escort Of Dutch
warships, and 81 is announced that he
will accept the invitation.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
few BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED

With the exception of the issuing OF
a permit TO the Joseph Bancroft and
Sons Company for a large addition 20
that firms Kentmere mills. and tho
contemplated improvements TO the
plant of tho Lohdel Car Wheel Com
pany, permit for which has not vet
been issued, there was a lull ina build
ing operations during the week.
The permits issued for alterations
were fewer than ina any previous week
for sometime. No reason is given for
this except that tho inclement weather
of the past days has halted
outside work
The addition to the Bancroft plant
will cost $4,000 and that to the Lob
dell plant, about 5000.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
HIRONS GETS THE
LIGHTHOUSE WORK

The contract to construct the new
Cross Ledge Lighthouse has beer
awarded by the Federal Government to
James A. Hirons, of Dover. His bid
was $4,000. He has been notified to
go ahead with the work. The new
structure is 10 consist Of three stories
and a tower. and when completed will
stand so feet above high water. II is
to be constructed on an inspected store
foundation, 40 feet in diameter. but
this has already been completed and
approved. Mr.. Hirons will begin the
Government work in few days.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
TRICKED BY
AN ENVELOPE

GEORGETOWN. Del. juno 10 For
mer Councilman James IA. McGlothen
thought that ne had been discovered
by an affinity when he received a
postal card from New York bearing
an affectionate message. asking him
for his photograph and signed by a
young woman. McGlothen was puz-
zled until one of his berry -piclSers. af-
ter seeing the card. confessed that he
had inserted a piece of paper with
McGlothen's name and address in a
box Of berries
McGlothcn answered tho card by in
forming the writer that while he ap
preciated her Wishes ne was "A little
too old to start a correspondence with
her. having been married Al wears ago
to faithful wife, who might object
To such procedure.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19

politan Opera House" Tobani: selec-
tion, Clarinet Solo, Signor Cuccinel-
li medley. "Glittering Glow Worm -"
(New) La Fargo; dance caracteristi-
que, Harris. interinission: march.
"Militaire." Professor +. Gatti grand
fantasia on songs OF the South. remln-
iscences of the plantation. w. r..
Chambers; cornet solo. "As Long as
tho World Goes Round" Csignor BEN
igpo), by Caldwell; waltz. Mabel by
Barbara Beningno; the Turkish Re-
veiile. Michaels
sunday afternoon. 8 o'clock March,
THE New Colonial March," r. II.
Hal selection. "The Maid and The
Mummy" Bowers; serenade. "The
Blue Mediterranean" Nolpatti: If I
Had a Thousand Lives to Live" SOL
man; Spanish Dance" F. Lusconh;
intormission; two step, Dixie Land I
Love You" Aver; overture ''when IT'S
Moonlight Mary Darling" Hagncr
cornct solo, my Way to Heaven is
Through Your Love Sweetheart" by
Henry. medley, Francis and Days
1907 Clarke. patrol, Midway" Dali
hey.
Sunday evening s o'clock March,
"Militaire." Professor +. Gatti; over
ture. "Gazza Ladra.' O.. Rossini,
Down South-American Sketch.
Middleton. "Il Trovatore," will be
sung by signor Nenci, by. G. Verdi
Polka pizzicata.' intermission,
American Patrol" Dalbey; grant
fantasia on songs of the south
"reminiscences of the plantation. Cham
bers; "Herats and Flowers Tohani
"Panamericana." Victor Herbert
"Valse Lente." CFrom Ballet Malta
/ Delibcs; Madam Gorgette viii sing az
/ g45
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
Lswss eOes Awsy E0r Teaehers.

LEWES, June 19.-Unable to find
enough teachers in Delaware the
Lewes Board of Education solved the
problem last night when it elected
teachers from Pennsylvania. The
teachers elected We're: Principal q.
Norman Jefferson, of Delmar; assist
ant principal, Miss Mary l.. Powers, OF
Philadelphia; grammar and primary
grades. Misses Elizabeth Long. NJ. Fliz-
abeth Register. Linda NJ. Hudson Mary
L. Evans and Annie J. Rench. OF
Lewes; Lauretta Whitehead. Of Della
ware City; Bertha v Scott. Of Not.
tiugham. Pa. and Orley Dodd OF Organ
Hin, Pa.
Evening journal., 1909-06-19
New Picture on Scenic RAILWAY.

$. r. Schultz. the well known artist
has been engaged for several weeks
painting a beautiful picture of
Venice" in the scenic railway at the
Springs. This is the largest oil point
ing in America and all who have seen
ii agree THAT IL is a beautiful produc-
tion. Mr.. Schultz has painted over "a
pictures for the United States Gov
ernment which have been described by
art critics as works of perfection. Per
sons may view this picture as they
enjoy the ride over the railway.