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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

Brough and Gerald Cazier spent Sum
day in Goshen, visiting Miss EstellA
Poulsen.
Misses Lizzie and Dezzie Norton left
Saturday for Pocatello, Ida, where
they expect TO spend the summer.
Hyrum Jensen is in Nephi this week.
Miss Ietta Grace entertained Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Dezzie
Norton. a pleasant evening was spent
with cards and music. Dainty refresh-|
ments were served. Those present.
were: Misses Zetta Grace, Dezzie Nor.
ton, Florence Tanner, Stella Biglcr,
Bjglcr, and Messrs Stanley Winn.
Lynne Olpen, Tom Ostler, George Ost-.
Ter and Earnest Bowers
C., G.. Pratt, superintendent Of the.
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM.
pany, was in Nephi, Thursday.
j. w. Paxman made a business trip
to Salt Lake this week.
Tho w. G. T.. club met with Miss
May Hobbs, Tuesday evening, aud an
enjoyable evening was spent.
Robert Winn returned Thursday from
Idaho, where he has spent the week on
business,
Ross Whttcmore, Il prominent young
Nephl man, and Miss Ruth Ladcl Of
Price. Utah, were married at Price,
April II.
George Mcclure of Eureka was in
town this week.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mr.
Alonzo Ingram, Monday
Mayor Grace was in Zion the early
part of the week
Mrs. Harry Bird of Milford is visit
ing in Nephi.
J. A, Hyde, Jr., left Monday night
for Nevada.
Ed Downs returned home from Ne
vada, Monday.
Miss Jane Mcpherson will entertain
the Billie club Thursday evening.
Miss Ethel Pay is here from Salt
Lake, visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Matte Howarth entertained
the J. j. club last week. A pleasant
evening was spent with games and
music. A dainty lunch was served.
l.. j. Foote is working on play,
which he intends to present in the
near future.
Mrs. James Cole entertained the La
dies Literary club at tea Monday aft
ernoon. A delicious lunch was served.
Those present were: Mesdamcs Roy
Homer, Edith Sparks, Jack Hyde, John
Gillson, Hyrum Jensen, Roy Cowan,
Or. Miner, +. l.. Foote, James Riches,
VIII Bailey, DR.. Bennett, S. b. Me-
Cune, T. G. Winn, j. w. Whittcmore.
George Sudbury, J. Il. Edgheill.
:, Mrs, j. a. Hyde, Jr., is visiting in
Eureka.
Miss Mathews of Eureka was in Ne
pm the first of the week, the guest of
MIR, and Mrs. Fred Mathews.
John Hcndrickson is in Nephi.
An excellent program was rendered
at the Nephi high school boosters
meeting on Friday evening
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day. lie left Wednesday evening TO
Salt Lake City.
Miss Hattie Nichols was visitor tt
salt Lake during tho week.
Mrs. r. ~ Pierce Of Thatcher wa.
Brigham visitor last Saturday.
r. C., Harris of West Portage was
greeting friends in this city Tuesday
Mcsdames Serena Hansen and Pan
ncla Jensen were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hewlett of Corinnc last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunsaker of
lloncyvillc were visiting relatives in
this city Thursday.
Mrs. A. p, Forsgcn of Boutwell, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Fors-
gen Of the First ward.
Mrs. Rowcna Jensen of Point Look
out was visiting friends in this city
during the week
DR., !. u. Llewellen and wife were the
guests of DR.. Whitlock and family of
Tremonton Sunday.
Mrs. Il. l.. Fishburn, .Jr.. is visiting
in Ogden during the week, the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Mack.
Mrs. Enic +. Mcrrcll of Salt Lake
City visited relatives in this city dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Fred Peterson and daughter.
Elvira, left for MidIake on tho Lucin
Cutoff Wednesday morning TO spend a
few days visiting with Mr., Peterson.
Mrs. Ada Madison and daughters.
PHYLLIS and Virginia, of Garland. are
visiting relatives i'll this ci:y for a few
days
stephen Wight of Fairvicw. Idaho,
was. calling on friends in this city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hans Ogaard has returned from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Salt Lake City.
Mr., n. C.. Simonsen of the McrreIi
Lumber company was n visitor to Gar
land Monday
Wynn T.. Eddy was visiting friends
IN Salt Lake City the first of the week.
Mrs. Olive Il. Nelson and baby Of
Hot Springs were visiting relatives in
this city during the week
John j.. Edwards of Willard was a
visitor TO Brigham Saturday.
Mrs. Josephine Moody, daughter of
n. P Anderson of the Fourth ward. re-
turned 10 her home In Salt Lake City
Thursday morning after an extended
visit with relatives in this city.
Miss Mary Harding. who has been
friends in Logan for a short
time, returned home Thursday morn
ing.
p. NJ. Hansen of Elwood was greet
ing friends in Brigham Thursday,
Fred Eliason of the Third ward left
during the week for his ranch, near
Pocatello, where he expects TO remain
for some time.
John Brook left this week for Provo,
where he Will make his home
Absolam Hunsakcr of Honcyville was
visitor to this city Thursday.
G.. 0. Christensen of the firm of Chris.
.ensen Knudson was an Ogden Wis
tor Wednesday.
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NEPfII

Special 10 The Tribune,
NEPHI, May lone of the most
enjoyable affairs of the week was a
party at the homo of John W, Ord,
given in his honor by the stake board
of the Relief society. The evening
was spent with music and games, and
delicious refreshments were served
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j,
w. Paxman, Mr.. and Mrs. I. II Grace,
Mr.. and Mrs, David CaZicr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. f. Grover, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
II: G. Parkes, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Nlckcrs, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Booth, Mr..
and Mrs, Alfred Garrett, MIR. and Mrs.
Alfred Lunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Big.
lcr, Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Howell, Mrs.
Unity Chapel, Mrs. Sadie Brown, Mrs.
Sadie Cole, Mrs. Alice Garrett. Mrs.
I, l.. Footc, Mrs. Jarret Lunt and Mrs.
Amanda Ellison,
The Sewing club met at the home Of
Miss Clara Cole this week.
y fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs George GobIc, Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Hague visited in Nephi
this week, the guest of Mrs. r. J.
Hcnroid.
j: L. Wright was in Eureka this
week.
Mrs. Charles Haynes. Miss Edna
Morris and Mrs, Alvin Udall returned
home today from Eureka
Misses Alinda Hawkins and La
Verne Tanner, and Messrs. Ralph
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J. G. Deal Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Knowl-
den, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Deal, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. W. Knight and Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas McGraw
Joseph Deal, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray johnson md Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
| Wilkins, gave a farewell party Wcdncs.
day evening in honor of Wyrton Farrar.
who leaves in 4 few days for the Meth.
crlands on mission. About thirty
! guests were entertained with music and
! games Refreshments were served
! The Sorosis Junior club met AT the
nome of Miss Georgia Galloway on Mon.
! day evening. Vocal .solos were given
( by Miss Fay Loose. Miss Edith Hind
ley and Miss Anna Newell, after which
the club was entertained at the Rex
thcatcr, Refreshments were served at
the Slartup Candy kitchen.
The second of a series of dances
given by the office force of the Tel.
luride Power company was held in the
Mozart hall on Wednesday evening.
About one hundred guests and ON
ploycs were present, The decorations
were composed of Strcamcrs of bunting
and the reception room was arranged
with cosy corners.
The Sorosis club held their regular
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. Homer Professor AL
'''u SSHoDu VI tue D. !. university
gave very interesting paper on
Shakespeare Villains. - The re.
mainder of the time was taken up
with a discussion of business matters
pertaining to the club
Mrs. NJ. G. Newell chaperoned the
Sorosis Junior girls at a theatcr party
at the opera house Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank ToIstrop OF Salt Lake
City is visiting in Provo this week with
Mrs. j. Johnson.
Mrs. Maud NJ. Gallagher Of Ogden
is visiting with Provo friends this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Howarth of
Salt Lake City spent part of this
week with friends in the Garden city.
Miss May Thurman has returned
home after two weeks stay in Salt !
Lake City,
Mrs. w. T.. Biersacb and Mrs. Cooper |
Anderson entertained Wednesday after |
noon in honor of Mrs, c. O. Baker of |
Telluride, Colo.
The employees of the Startup Candy |
c c)mpany surprised Miss Evelyn Smith |
ara Lynn laws with shower Of hand
kcrchiefs and ncckties at the home of
Miss Smith on Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Ida y. Hincklcy were
the recipients Of very pleasant SUI
prise at their homo on Monday evening.
GaDos, music and uncna,i. were en-
Icycd by hose ptesent
Mrs. William T. Dunn has returned
trrm visit WIN friends At COalvil:r
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PROVO

Special to Tho Tribune.
PROVO, May Mr. and Mrs.
James a. Brown entertained at a whist
party at their home on Tuesday even.
ing. The rooms were beautifully doc.
ocated with carnations and each of the
thlrty-ilVe guests was presented with a
earnatlon attached to their tally card,
Mrs. Hodge Marshall of Provo and
William Ferry Of Payson-wcre awarded
prizes Tor the most games won. A de-
licious luncheon was served during tbo
evening.
Mr., and Mrs W. f. Rydalch enter.
dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Cooper of oImstead and Mrs.
W. l." Blersach entertained at a whist
party at the latter's s home on Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ. Wrench and TT
,. Stowe Of Salt Lake City attended
,he dancing party at the Mozart given
by the office staff of the Telluride Pow.
er company Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Eakins on.
tertained Sunday in honor OF the birth
day of their littlo daughter Plates
were laid for fifteen.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. r Pulham Of ST.
Anthony, Ida, formerly of Provo, arc
here visiting their parents.
DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Pync wore Salt
Lake visitors Sunday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ Morris.
Mr.; and Mrs. Joseph Sundstrom were
Salt Lake visitors last week.
Mrs. Louie Maiben spent Thursday
IN Salt La Ike City to attend the gradua
tion exercises at the l.. D. S. hospital.
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Wilkins, Jr.. en-.
tertained at dinner Thursday. Those
present as guests were: Mr., and Mrs.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Music
Festival, May 10 and II.
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LOGAN

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN. May Miss Josie Yates en-
l,aITtained the Sigma Alpha fraternity,
npndred was played. prizes being won by
Mrs. Luther Howell and Corlcttc Ritter.
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. S. o.
and Mrs: Luther Howell. Misses Nan
Nlbley, Feda Dickson, Lizzie Mckay,
Marie Barber Carrie McAllister Luella
Nebekcr. Hattie Smith. Edith Bowen and
Messrs. Orville Odams. Roy Rudolph Van
Wagner. Earl Robinson. Earl Stratford.
Corlettc Ritter and +. Hudson.
Miss Myrtle Hofr entertained the Ma
Gina ciub very pleasantly. Wednesday
hightr guessing game was one OF the
peasant features OF the evening Dainty
refreshments were served.
The third year class OF the 3. Y. c..
entertained the seniors. juniors and soph-
and class colors. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
The A. c.. Womans club met Monday
Thatcher. Tho meeting was strictly a
business one for the purpose OF electing
Officers for tho ensuing year. which was
carried out as follows: President. Mrs.
Thompson; vice president. Charlotte
kyle' secretary. Mrs. Champ; treasurer,
Mrs. Tites; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Frank Thatcher.
=, the Clio met Wednesday evening at
th' ''p''' VI MIS-. p'OISc IOTECnSOn.
Professor Willard Langton gave a short
sketch Of the life OF Henry James and
reviewed his book. THE Portrait OF a
Lady"
The pupils Of Mrs Charley Hanson
gave recital Friday night in the Sec
ond ward hall After the recital refresh
mcnts were served. small fco was
charged, the proceeds going to repair tho
hall.
j. w. -MorrcIl spent Monday and Tues
day III Ogden.
Miss May Brown OF Ogden spent the
latter part Of the week in town, the guest
OF Mrs. Kate T. Preston,
Leo Campbell spent last Saturday and
Sunday In salt Lake.
Miss Sarah Huntsman spent Sunday
and Monday out of town
Serge BAllif spent the carly part OF
tho week In Salt Lake
Hebcr Carlisle. Jr. went 70 Bear Lake
tho carly part OF the week, where lie
viii stay for the summer
F.. *. Nebekcr was In Salt Lake during
the week.
Mr., Everett came UP from Salt Lake
last Saturday.
Miss Flo Civilians Of Ogden came TO
Logan. Friday. the guest OF Mrs. George
Jorgenson.
Chicago symphony Orchestra, Music
FESTIVAL, May 10 and II.
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ONLY S1.0O

To Ogden and return via Oregon
Short Line. Sunday, Nav . Trains
at I:lO and $3.50 a. m. and 1885. LOO
and 800 p, M. Returning. leave Op-
den at 2:O5. 5:lo. 5:45 and 7:45 D. m.
Music Festival; four pianos given
away. Three concerts for $50.
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
DOVER'S COMMITTEE
ON HOMECOMING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Sept. SO.-The matter of a
date for the home coming celebration
in Dover has been left to a special
committee of the Board of Trade con-
sisting of fifteen members. These will
make a thorough canvass of the citizens
and ascertain when the most advantag-
eous time for the celebration will be.
The committee consists of Henry p.
Jones. chairman; William II. Baker,
Elmer Z. Benson, j. NJ. Davidson,
Clayton w. Fisher, Hiram Donoho,
Herbert NJ. Jones, A. B. Magee, Doug
las c. Alice, e. B. Louderbough. Thomas
F. Dunn, B. F. Simmons, Jr., Frank
Wingate and II. c. Taylor.
The Board of Trade, by resolution,
has petitioned George V. Massey, gem
eral solicitor Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road and former Dover man. to use
his efforts toward having the company
continue the new bitulithic pavement
around its station here. A resolution
was also passed asking the Street and
Sewer Commission to take up the work
of paving Loockerman strete and com.
plete it as soon as is possible, deferrine
the work on the residence streets unit
the business thoroughfares are com
lpleted.
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
AMONG THE BOYS
AT OLD DELAWARE
happenings Among the Stu.
dents at the State College
at Newark

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. Sept So.--The sopho-
more class of Delaware College has elected
the following officers; Carl r. Taylor.
president; Robert NJ. Harvey. vice -presi-
dent: Robert E. Lewis, secretary; Samuel
W. Tammany. treasurer; Howard Ennis,
historian.
Joseph Shipley returned to college on
Tuesday. having spent the summer with
his parents at Seaford.
Messrs. Fisher, Bioe Shipley, Smith. and
Wilson attended the dance in Dover re-
Gently.
The Seniors have been required to pur-
chase an entirely new set of text books.
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity has moved
into his new hom on tn 'hill" Thir old
house has been turned into the college IL
brarv. but the new house is much better
equipped for the purpose to which it is
put
william Butz. ~, has returned to col
leee after long siege Of malaria.
w. A. Brown and j. T. Donohue we're re-
cent college visitors.
John Rothrock 'O9. will return TO Della
ware to take a postgraduate course IN
advanced engineering.
Alvan Shaw, 10. and Rankin Davis, II,
spent Sunday in Wilmington.
outen Laws, 'l3, was q recent visitor
at Dover.
Chauncey Robinson, 10, was visitor al
the Hudson-DeVries celebration in New
York.
Colonel Theodore Townsend, Of Milford.
was the guest of his son, C. Marshall
Townsend. recently.
Lawrence Cam. 10, spent Sunday at
Kirkwood
pete" Collins, 'os has accepted posi-
ton with Engineer T. Chalkley Hatton at
Pensacola, Fla.
]. N. LyndaI. manager Of the Delaware
College baseball team, spent Saturday
with Wilmington relatives.
r. r. whittingham, p has been ap-
pointed assistant editor Of the Delaware
College Review, the monthly periodical
W. II. p. Blandy, ex-Delaware, 10. has
entered the L. S. Naval Academy.
r. J. Ward, T. b. Tinney and v H.
Jones. all of class Of 1900" were visitors
during the past week.
Frank d. Wilson. who has been en-
ployed by his father all summer, will moi
return to college.
The Delaware College Library opened ts
doors TO the student body this week.
John c. Phillips has entered the Ohio
State University as a Sophomore.
Walter r. Doane. who attended the col
lego during the past two years, is now
member Of the pitching staff Of the Cleve'
/ land American baseball team.
The new mail box at the b and o. rail.
road station has aided the students very
materially.
Robert G. Dunn. II. has returned to col
lege after spending some time in North
field, Mass.
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
Weird Rock Disappearing.

RISING SUN. Nd. Sept. so.-The Seven
Springs. a rock consisting OF seven cups
shaped something like a human face, from
and through which flows water from the
bowels Of the earth, is gradually sinking
and is now three feet below the surface
of the ground. This freak Of nature is
situated near Rock Springs. this county
and a few years ago one could ride up TO
it on horseback and the animal could
quench its thirst without bending It's neck.
The Susquehanna Indians used to water
from it for medicinal purposes, each cup
representing the ears, eyes, nose, nostrils
and mouth. the water from each cup be-
ing supposed TO cure the parts of the body
it represented. The rock. which is about
six feet square, has become porous, the
water oosing through the assures. Its dis
appearance is so rapid that in few years
il will be out of sight.
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
ALREADY INJURED
he BREAKS ANKLE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Sept 3O-Al-
ready manned in his left leg. Burdell
Hudson of this town. was painfully
hurt when his right ankle was broken
while at work in Wagamon's mill.
near here. Hudson was helping the
sawyer around the car used in con-
veying logs to the big saw when his
lame leg gave way and caused him to
fell upon the track in front of the
car which was bearing a log 10 the
saw Before he could regain his foot
ing. his ankle was caught and broken.
DR. John H.Hammond reduced the
fracture
Evening journal., 1909-09-30

and made me feel like new person,
and it shall always have my praise.
Mrs. W. P. VALENTINE, 902 Lincoln
Avenue, Camden, n. j.
Gardiner. Me. - was a great suf-
ferer from female disease. The doc
tor said l would have to go to the
hospital for an operation, but Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound com
pletely cured me in three months. -
Mrs. S. A. WILLIAMS, r +. ID. NO. IA,
Box 80; Gardiner Ne.
Because your case is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue to suffer without
giving Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound trial. 1t surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
flammation, liberation, displacements.
fibroid tumOrs, Irregularities. periodic
pains, backache. that bearing-dovn
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner-
vous prostration. 1t costs but a trife
to try it. and the result is worth mil
lions to many suffering womeA-
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
$500 ATTEND A
BIG BARBECUE
Roast OK, Band Concerts And
Speeches Give ST. Thomas
Folks a Big Time

All streets last night led to Fourth
and Grant avenue. where the
barbecue for the benefit OF st. Thomas
Church building fund was held. Be
tween 1000 and $500 persons were
present, and the occasion was one long
to be remembered with the roast OK,
a pleasing concert by the Thirteenth
Artillery Band from Fort Dupont and
interesting speeches by John S. Ros-
sell. Congressman William II. Heald
and former Congressman l.. Irving
Handy and the cordial greeting of the
Rev. John ]. Connolly, every one was
delighted.
Among the guests Of the evening wer'
former Governor Preston Lea and BishoI
John J. Monaghan and they were enter
tanned by Father Connolly, along with th'
speakers OF the evening and Captain Muir
ply Of Fort DUPONT.
The Fort Dupont Band, under
Director Safranek, gave a fine concert
of classical and popular selections
Captain Murphy. adjutant Of the fort
was one OF the guests at the barbecue
The spacious lawn presented
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
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beautiful appearance. Electric bulbs
we're everywhere and the great long
tables with hundreds of diners made
a scene that was most pleasing as the
sweet music fioated gently over 'he
lawn
A mixed choir Of members of St
Thomas's and st. Pauis choirs uhder
the direction Of James Curran sang
two numbers. and Joseph Cannon ap-
peared in a black face monologue' our
ing which he sang CHARACTERISTIC
ditty with the support OF chorus
of young people. Miss Annie NC
Donald won hearty applause for her
splendid rendition Of IF l Had a
Thousand Lives"
Mr.. Rossen presided over the speech
making. Before introducing Congress
man Heald, as the first speaker, MT
Rossel congratulated the pastor and
the neople of the parish on the
snlendid attendance and expressed his
appreciation Of the pastors zeal IN his
religious work and in his charitable
pursuits.
Mr.. Heald delivered an interesting
address. in which he lauded the won
derfui progress of st. Thomass parish
and the geniality Of the pastor. Mr.
Head pleaded for just appreciation
of the past in its influence upon th'
future. Deeds Of the past had I
mighty influence on the present, h.
declared. and. he instanced the Hud
SON -DeVries celebration at Lewes, ant
the Hudson Fulton celebration at Ney
York. He knew nothing higher thai
the giving Of ones life TO make tn
lives of others happy, and he directe
the ailusion 10 Father Connolly. II
closed with hearty good wishes for tn
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
OVER IN MARYLAND

The trial of Scott Johnson for the al
legged murder Of James McAllister will be-
gin at Elkton to-day.
Cecil county farmers are feeding acorns
to pigs because Of the high price and
shortage of corn.
While bathing in the Providence Creek.
Mrs. Lewis *. Sprout lost a diamond
ring from a finger.
While romping with another COW, a
bovine belonging TO Mrs. Hanna Steele,
Of Andora, fell and fractured leg.
From stalks of cabbage which she cut
last summer, Mrs. W. II. Gross. Of Cal
vert, is realizing a second crop.
The old Kenmore warehouse at Andora
is being torn down for removal to Elk
Mills, where it will be reconstructed.
James NJ. Campbell, a successful farmer
of the Seventh district OF Cecil county
was found dead early yesterday from
! heart disease.
On a charge of wife-beating. Frank
Cooper, of Elkton, was sentenced 10 Ii
months in the House Of Correction by Jus.
tice Gilpin yesterday.
A $500 driving horse belonging to Lar.
rem Mccummings, of Providence. dropped
dead in the road while returning from tho
oxford fair.
Within FIVE minutes after the case haC
closed an Elkton jury convicted Johr
Prettyman. colored OF attempting to as
sault S-year-old Elizabeth Fisher
BY the provisions Of the will OF Mrs
Eddy Jean, Of New Orleans. a fund hai
been provided for the establishment OF I
colored Industrial school in Chostertown
After an absence of 4s years from th'
Eastern Shore. tho place Of his birth
John Beauchamp now prosperous ranch
4 man Of South Dakota, is visiting his ol,
home, near PocomoSe City.
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
LOCATED HORSE HIRED
AND NOT RETURNED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Sept. go
State Detective Walls yesterday To-
Gated the horse belonging to Livery
man Samuel Tyndal, which was hired
to Fred Paisley. of Milford, who told
the liveryman that he was going to
Milton but instead drove away with
the team. Learning that Paisley had
friends and relatives at Denton, Md,
and thinking that he was making his
way to that town, Detective Walls
went to Ridgely, Md, which is about
eight miles from Denton, and made
inquiry Paisley is also known in
Ridgely. and there he found that the
man had traded Tyndars horse to
Clarence Macklin and had left the
town. The stolen horse has been re-
turned to Liveryman Tyndall here.
Evening journal., 1909-09-30
oeeII county Punishments

ELKTON. Md. Sept. SO.-For steal
ing chickens from County Commission
er Charles A. BENJAMIN, OF Leslie. ia
cob Moore, colored. was sentenced yes
terday 70 Is months in the peniten-
tiary Ocellous Berry. colored, for steal
ing shoes from Logans store at Row
landville, was sentenced to - months
in the House Of Correction. Charles
Boldly, colored, for assault with intent
to kill, Harrison Jones and Rachae
Larue. colored, was sentenced to Il
months i'm the penitentiary.