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Evening journal., 1909-04-20
THEATRICAL
GARRIcK

A very good two and a half hour bill
opened at the Garrick yesterday to ap-
preciative audiences. Lawrence Crane
and Company presented "The Den OF
Mystery" an act on the Kellar order,
which merited and received an ey-
tremely cordial greeting. Mr.. Crane
Is particularly clever both in his
palming and illusions. Ethel and En-
ma Hopkins offer new scenic novelty
introducing some new songs and ef-
fects that are very good. The Three
Of Us. Berger. Nelson and Oswald,
have a comedy singing act and Hy
Greenway. the cartoonist, opens the
show with a number that is entirely
creditable. The English Rockers, a
half dozen pretty girls who know how
to sing and dance. are a feature that
proved quite a hit Yesterday. Miss
Laura Jcffreys heads the cast. The
act is In five scenes and offers some
innovations that add much to the IN
terest which surrounds Il. The Dill.
lon Bros, the champion singing duo IN
vaudeville, make their first appearance
at the house in a series OF song num-
bers that provoked much applause yes
terdav. The act is out OF the ordin'
airy and was accorded a cordial recep'
tion. Apdale's Animals. the sllcles
animal act that has been seen hers
IN quite a while proved a feature o.
/ much interest to old and young alike
/ The Kinetograph shows The Inaugura
! Parade with view of the Delawar'
contingent at the head. and lends Al
added interest TO n program that 4
good all the way down the list.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
new STYLES In
MONEY COMING
Uncle Sam Desires to Put
an End TO Counter
feitiDg

From Washington comes the an
nouncement that Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Coolidge has ap-
proved a plan for systematizing de-
signs for United States notes and coin
certificates, thus carrying into effect a
scheme OF uniformity IN portrait and
general design for notes OF the same
denominations Of each class The plan
adopted will embody the ideas OF ON
cials Of the treasury department. bank
ers. business men and currency ex-
perts. The eagle. the buffalo and the
Indian head. which have proved easy
20 counterfeit. viii disappear.
At present there are nineteen Diff
ferent designs for United States notes
and coin certificates, OF various de-
nominations leading 70 confusion and
uncertainty. Under the new plan
there viii be but nine
Under the plan adopted all clssses
OF notes Of each denomination will
carry the same portrait and no por-
trait viii appear on the notes OF more
than one denomination nor viii any
portrait be used which will not he i'm
mediateiy recognized by every person
who handles money.
The one dollar silver certificate will
carry the portrait of Washington: the
two dollar silver certificate the por-
trait of jefferson. The five dollar note
whether silver certificate or green
back, will carry the portrait Of Lin
coin; the ten dollar gold and silver
certificates and United States notes
that Of Cleveland; the twenty dollar
that of jackson; the nifty dollar thai
OF Grant: the one hundred dollar that
Of Franklin; the five hundred dollar
that Of Salmon p. Chase; the one
thousand dollar that Of Alexander
Hamilton.
The portraits OF Hillegas. Monroe
silas Wright. Lewis Clark. Mansfield
and others win be eliminated. All du-
plications viii be done away with. The
classes Of notes win be differentiated
by colors and by other Distinguishing
marks.
The now plan has much tc commend
It. The multiplicity OF designs OF pa
per money now I'm circulation Is con-
fusing to the average person. and the
incentive TO counterfeit Is necessarily
much greater than would be the cas-,
II the designs were reduced 10 a min.
imum and public familiarity with then
details thereby proportionately in.
creased.
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PROPOSALS.

ri OTfGE OF SALE or 100000 WA
~ ter Works Bonds OF the city OF VII
mlngton, Delaware. Sealed bids will be
received by The finance committee OF the
council OF Wilmington. Delaware, until
~ o'clock m. on April 2S, 1903. Tor the
purchase or 100000 bonds OF the Mayor
and Council OF Wilmington 10 be issued
FOR the purposes and under the provisions
OF chapter 1la. volume "A, laws of Della
ware. Said bonds are Of the denomin-
alton Of one Thousand Dollars each and
will bear interest at per cent. per an
mum, payable scmi-annually on the first
days Of May and November. Bonds ina
ture without option OF prior redemption
twenty-five thousand dollars CIa5. .ooO
May l. 1921; sixty thousand dollars l6Q-
0QQl May J. 1922 fifteen thousand dollars
Ali bids must be enclosed In sealed en-
velopes and be endorsed Bids for the
Bonds and delivered TO the under
signed al the Office Of the Clerk Of Coun-
ell. Wilmington, Delaware, on or before
twelve o'clock noon. April % 1909. The
bids. Each bid must be on the form fur
nished BY the city and must be accom-
panied by a certihced check on soms
bank or trust company for two per cent.
OF the amount OF the par value % the
bonds bid for, which amount VIII be
accepted as part OF the purchase price
n TIM bidder is successful. The success
ful bidder must pay for the bonds May
O. 1909. before twelve O'clock noon IN
the City TreaEurer's ONCE az Whining
tor or al the Office Of the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company, New York
City (place OF payment c-tonal with
purchaSerl, at which time said bonds
will be ready for delivery.
WILLIAM p. WHITE,
Chairman Finance Committee City Coun-
ell. Wilmington. Delaware
ai8-l7-2o-2l-26.
| 9 EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the Board OF Health un-
I'll Monday, May 3rd. at 10 o'clock. for
the collection and removal Of garbage.
bidders may submit proposef Tor the
collection and removal OF garbage for a
single district or for the entire CITY.
Copies OF the specifications, lNoposal
blanks and envelopes may be had al the
ONCE Of the Board OF Health after April
18th. at p. m
All proposals must be placed In en-
velopes provided for the purpose the
said envelopes sealed and deposited in
the box IN the Board OF Health oflce
before 10 o'clock on the date above spec
ified MAY 3rdl The right 70 reject any
or an bids Is reserved.
BY order OF the Board of Health
JOSEPH WIGGLESWORTH
af3-76-2O-28 Secretary.
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LOOKING BACK
NJ. c. Robbins.

never can forget the time
When we used to sit at night
Beneath the dear old apple tree.
The moon would shine so bright.
We sang the dear old songs we loved
IN tones so sweet and low.
And I would touch the banjo strings
To the music's ebb and flow.
Sometimes we'd talk tho future DER
When we would married be,
In fancy we would see the home
That home for you and me-
And then I'd clasp you in my arms,
And press you to my heart,
For we'll knew no power on earth
Could our fond hearts ere part.
Sometimes we'd take a little sail
Down by the dear old mill.
The evening air would be so sweet
And everything so still
The stars came peeping one by one,
Out In the azure sky,
oh heaven seemed very near just then
Because my love was nigh.
Sometimes we'd have little dance.
Down on the old barn floor.
The neighbors they would all come
round;
We'd have both rich and poor.
Oh. many words we're spoken then,
That united hearts for life,
And many a country lad went home,
Pledged to his future wife.
Tonight we sit here by the fire,
We're thinking OF the past;
We're learned the lesson all must
learn.
That earthly joys won't last.
/ Now We shall soon sail down the
stream,
And anchor on that shore.
Z Where We shall find the joys that last,
That last forevermore.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

BY reason OF disappolntments due to the
sudden Illness Of several performers. the
vaudeville program at the opera House.
beginning with the matinee OF this after
noon. will show some changes from that
originally announced. and n glance at the
bill as Il Is now constituted, Is sufficient
TO warrant the belief that it Is even more
pretentious than that previously arranged.
The celebrity and apparent ease with which
the Bijou Circuit Company met this
emergency. by supplying as substitutes.
attractions Of tho highest order Of merit,
without the slightest delay demonstrates
tho resourcefulness OF the management In
it's booking department. For the particular
edihcation OF the children. but appealing
no less to the more mature taste. is
Techow's wonderful performing cats. The
marvellous feats performed by this aggre-
CATION Of felines was revelation 10 those
IN attendance at the matinee yesterday.
Many Of the tricks the cats perform are
Of the kind which have been accomplished
only by trained and highly skilled human
acrobats such as somersaults, hand
stands. high and ground tumbling.
Sullivan and Van will occupy promn-
enf pace on iNt Dill Alir W'Nhs ANfNE ff''
have seen Mr. Sullivan when he appeared
here as the comedian Of "rhe Prince Of
Pnsen. and other musical comedy pro-
ductions Will begin to laugh when they
hear his name mentioned. In the uproar-
iously funny skit which Sullivan and Van
are this season offering in vaudeville, they
/ have vouchsafed them the biggest oppor-
tunity OF their careers for fun making.
Their fun is spontaneous and they crowd
many hearty laughs into fifteen minutes
The Walthour Trio. comedy and sensa-
tional bicyclists. is another special fea'
ture These famous performers arc said tr
accomplish some Of she most remarkable
feats ever attempted on bicycles and uni
cycles. ana all of their work Is done viii
comedy embellishments.
The famous banjo expert and virtuoso
Bert Earle. who has been big vaudeville
feature for a number Of years, is another
valuable acquisition to the program. Mr.
Earie's remarkable banjo achievement
never fail TO take an audience by storm.
The Biograph motion pictures are THU
week exceptionally good with the subject
nearly all running to comedy.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
Dumont's MinssreIs.

Dumont's Minstrels. the famous fun
makers, Of Philadelphia. will give one
of their unique entertainments at the
Opera House tomorrow night for the
benefit of the Brandywine Fire Com
pany. The entire company will be on
hand. including the great laughmakers
-THughey Dougherty, Vic Richards.
Charles Turner. Jerry Cunningham.
Fox and Ward, Ben Franklin and his
tots. Losee and johnson. and the sweet
singers, Vaughn Comfort. Edwin Gold
rick, j. z. Dempsey. Master Foley. a
boy vocalist with a phenomenal voice.
Gilbert c. Losee. Walter Johnson. and
an orchestra under Dick Lilly aug
mented for the occasion. The entire
affair under the supervision of the
famous interlocutor and manager.
Frank Dumont. This will be the last
appearance Of the old time minstrel, as
he has been known for years at the
famous Philadelphia theatre and home
Of minstrely.
Bucher the sign man, GIG ShipIey.s
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
We make electric signs; Bucher's.'
ceoroetovyn's Graduates

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOwN. Del. April 20-The
Georgetown public schools viii close
May 2s. The graduating class is com
posed Of Deborah Abbott, Amanda
Maxwell and j. Otis Warrington. The
commencement exercises win be held
in the New Opera House. and the pro-
gram as II is being arranged promises
to surpass those Of former years.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
FOR SALE RARE
OPPORTUNITIES

Apartment house centrally located, $40
rent. price only ;S,o0Q owner leaving
city.
Three new modern square built, s rooms
hot water heat houses. Washington
aend. @near washington ST.. 10 rooms,
modern. viii sell or exchange for small
house.
22s Pine ST.. rooms, modern, on easy
ciaymont house. rooms. acre land.
barn.
Richa rdson Park house. . rooms, all city
convenience. large lot, owner moving
Firmere house, modern. with large lot.
Cedars. Brandywine Springs house, large
lot .
store and dwelling, acres OF land In
suburban town, sell or exchange for city
small manufacturing business, only $50
cash needed. Good opening Tor i've
Many homes IN desirable parts Of city
and country.
Several investment properties.
Call at ONCE for rent lFt.
o. G. GOODEN,
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
nueher. sIgn paInter. sIs shIplsy..

Beigium's steam railways carry 10.
100000 passengers year.
The United States ranks third among
the nations in importations Of tea.
The mans risk of sudden death Is
eight TO one greater than that Of the
woman's.
Fifty pouds OF candles will produce
the same amount Of illumination as
1.000 feet Of gas.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
LOST AND FOUND.

7 ioYST- MfSfAfD on HAD STOLEN,
IL deposit book on Wilmington SAVINGS
Fund Society. No. bq0a5. In name OF II.
L. Mcclure Notice has been given and
application made for new book
a5-l2-ls.
T OST-sILVER TERRIER DOG. RE-
II ward II returned to No. 2020 Gilpin
avenue al9-2t
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SALE

OF READ EoTAIF
VIII be sold 10 the highest bidder on tho
premises at Montrose,
SATURDAY. MAY 1ST., 1900.
at o'clock. D. m.
Two choice and very desirable building
sites at Montrose. located on Maple
street (the street nearest Wilmington,)
and only a short distance from the troll
ley.
Lot No S-Frontag= OF . feet and
denfh OF i0i feet IL inches.
lot No e-Frontage Of % feet and
deuth OF 10i feet. 3 IA inches.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent. in
cash az time of sale and balance az ume
OF transfer Of title, one or two weeks
after sale.
aan-2a-tl-30.
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We make show cards; Bucher's..
Lewes Ushers' Union.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWES. Del. April 2o-The Ushers'
Union Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church viii give their annual banquet
In the auditorium next Wednesday
evening Rev. William r. Mowbray
and wife will be the guests OF honor.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
larnn ott.r at I.,un.

Special to TIE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWEs. Del. April 2O-An otter.
caught by John Warren. a local fisher
man. in a drift net. and 1t is said that
the hide is worth 500 NJ was the
largest ever caught in this section.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
LIE Preservers. hay. IN Market St.
Hip Broken by Fall.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWES. Del. April 2O-As the re-
suit of a fall. Mrs. f. NJ. Orton sustain
ed n broken hip. Medical attention
was rendered by Drs. James Martin
and William F. Orr.
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statesmen WANTED.

xET1NfED~ xGENIS EVERYWHERE
w for the Old reliable sick. accident
and funeral benefit association.
COSMOPOLITAN.
a1-1mo No. West Ninth 81.
w men for Delaware, Pennaylvanla
and New Jersey. to handle good line OF
tobacco. Call st No. 400 East Third
street. Ask FOR Mr.. Knots. a5-lmo
q ALEsMEN, EXPERIENCED, TJ
- handle on commission. srsrie. easy
selling line. ~ "NATIONAL." Iowa City,
Iowa. all-20-l q
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To Wed at Laurel.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES. Del, April 20-Cards are
OUT announcing the approaching we'd
ding of Miss Mary T. Leathers, daugh-
ter OF D. S. Leathers, of near Nassau,
to w. II. II. White, of Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
SaERIFF'S SALES

sffEHfffss SAFE .'~-.1BY 7VfRT0E or 4
writ OF Alias Levarl Facias to me d.
rected. will be exposed 10 public sale
at the Court House on Market street.
between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1909,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
the following described real estate. viz.
The dwelling house. building or etruc-
ture located on certain lot or place OF
land. situate In the city OF Wilmington.
county OF New Castle and State OF Del
aware. bounded and described ss fol-
lows. 20 wit
Reginning a. a point on the southeriy
side or Sixth street. at the distance OF
one hundred and hfty-seven feet east
erlv from the casterly side Of Broome
street. thence southerly parallel with
Broome street. one hundred and forty
feet 20 tho northerly side OF an alley six
feet wide; thence easterly by the north.
erly side of said alley twenty feet n
a point. thence northerly parallel with
Broome street one hundred and forty
feet 70 the said southerly side OF sixth
street, thence westerly along said south,
erly side Of Sixth street. twenty feel
20 the place Of beginning.
Seized and taken IN execution as this
property of John Walsh owner or re-
putcd owner. and 70 he sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPfNCOTT.
sherin's once. Wilmington. Del.
April ~. 1909 al3-l5-2o- %
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

:. =, - - = - = - ~ -1--, -
ROR sALh OR RENT-HAVlNG
moved to our new coal yard. we OF
on Fourth street. Fifth street, and Penn
sylNanin Railroad Freight Yerds. ele-
waited siding, runs through property, over
IA coal bins, large stable. once aud store
room Tho entire property over lbVg9
square feet. ground surface Il under roof
lIn-eedioto possession. THE RitlLllrc-
THOMPeON CO.. 200 East Fourth street.
dl9-tr
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EIonr MIn For osorastown.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, April 2o-The
second -four mill for this town viii o.
in the course of erection within a few
days.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
REMOVAL.

GEO. W. QUINN. N. D..
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. fiours
9 to II and 2 to S. Saturday 9 to
II. Evenings by appointment.
January 18th. Il.
nR. WM. e. HARRIS HAS REMOVED
- his Dental Oficea to The Clinton
Apartments. M West Tenth street
m2l-1mo
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puRLIC SAIRS

TUESDAY. APRIL 20th. at Z O'clock 4,
m. household goods. beds. bedding ta-
bles. chairs rockers. carpets. dishes and
many other articles.
MICHAEL SWEENEY.
". A. Hukill. Auct. al1-l9
NONsTABLE SALE OF FURNITURE.
- VIII be sold ct Stidham a. Sons
Auction Store, No. III East Fourth street.
on WEDNESDAY, MORNING. APRIL
2ist 1909. at $50 a. m.
Five loads OF Household Furniture. Of
all description 10 be sold without reserve
for cash. THOS II. BUCKLEY.
al9-2t. Consta ble.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF HORSES AND COWS.
I win sell at Golden Hin Farm, Mt

UT HVHoF-o NNI Wv =
I viii sell at Golden Hill Farm, Mt
Cuba, Del.
ON MONDAY. APRIL 76. iso9
at / o'clock, sharp.
10 head OF work and general business
horses One 3-year-old colt. one 6-year-
old mule. one pair OF mules coming two
years old and little beauties. 80 head or
Fresh Cows and Close Springers. from
York and Adams counties, Pennsyivania
Two Stock Bulls. a few rat Cows ana
bolognas,, several sets Of new driving
harness. Come early and take dinner
with me. Horses sold on a guarantee. II
not as represented send them back. Cows
YOU take as you did your wife, for better
or worse. Come for dinner and see a
for more.
Sixty days credit interest added.
JOHN r. O'NEAL.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk .ms.
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nc II iy'I,;;;'Siii:;}iB
SiSsE:;11N
N. W. Cor. sIh and MarkeI SIS.
Capital and Surplus. S1.OOO.OOO

Located IN the heart OF the
city, easily accessible 10 all lines
of transportation. this COM
pany is a most convenient de-
pository for business and pro-
fessional men. teachers in pub
lie schools and persons who
are regularly employed. Every
courtesy extended TO deposit
tors without regard TO the size
OF their accounts. and every
account draws interest.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN Be
w tween ages 10 and Is FOR y. 8. Ma
rinc Corps. Must be native born or have
nrst papers Excellent opportunity 20
uona, quarters. medical attendance free.
Apply NJ u. s. MARINE CORPS RE
CRUlTINO STATION, Post once Build
ing. Wilmington, Del al-2tt
\ATANTED--R RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS,
Wv Salary $500 60 Hi00. No .'layo1s.
Examination IN Wilmington May 10Th.
Common education sufficient Candi-
dates prepared free. Write Immediately
for fun particulars. FRANKLIN INSr1-
TUrE. Dept. ga. Rochester, N. Y.
XSfANTED- RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
w SALARY $500 10 81 400 No 'layoffs" /"
Examination in Wilmington May 18Th.
Common education sufficient Candi-
dates prepared free. Write Immediately
for full particulars. FRANKLIN IN
sTITUTE. Dept 2iA., Rochester, N. Y.
ai2-lm0.
w ANTED-AUDfT1NG A SET OF
Wv books at evenings by experienced
bookkeeper Address C-ib. Journal Office
ai6-i3t
/ THREE GENTLEMEN WITH NEAT
1 appearance. Good contracts for am
billions and industrious men l.. O.. ROC
| FRsON, Supt., 60t Market ST., 2nd noor
aie-6t
TTJANTED-A BRIGHT WHITE BOY
w about Is years old, TO mind kea
Estate Office Apply between 4 and p
m TO 8. Z. BIDDLE. 3o3 Delaware ave
nue.. a-l--l
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PIANO TUNING
OF WILMINGTON.
Dependable Houses. Shop by Phon

WM. +. HOWARD.
m22- -eod-lmo p. o. Box 25, city.
LOOKf ICOKf Look
II you want your cellar whitewashed
ana rooms kalsomincd. carpet cleaned
see Walter II. Redding. No. SIS King
street Leave order on slate. al-imo-eod
PAPER HANGING DONE PROMPTLY,
l0lh West Seventh street open
every evening. alf-imo-e O. q.
N)NfNG Pictures and Illustrated SONGS
VI tonight Music Hall, Conncll St a20-lm
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WANTED

FFSfzI Dancing Al sf1sic Hal t.
- night Connen 81, bet. md and sra-
a3o-lmo.
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FOR SALE

t7ON D<AASE
Six new houses. just comploted. con-
talninK seven rooms and bath. Complna-
tiol gas and electric fixtures, front ana
back porches. cement cellar, hot air neat
er and papered. Will sell on easy terms
Centrally located. Winchester Place, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, Or
angc and ratnau streets. Apply on
pcmises 10
CHARLES E. ANDERSON q SONS.
Automatic Phones i040-2570.
y. " A. la1c-A-
FOR SALE-A FINE NEW HOME,
No. bl6 East Ninth street. Location
must be seen TO BE- appreciated. las
back and front porches, large yard. large
front reception and living rooms. hard
wood. with bath, rantry. storeroom. DQu'
bic wash trays Terms 70 suit good party
Ninth street. a9-imc
FOR SALE, BENT OR EXCHANGE
Two new and modern dwellings, Fit-
uate In one OF the best living sections ot
the West Sido Eight rooms, porcelain
baths, lavatories, combination gas ant
electric lights. stationary tubs, front ant
back porches, etc. immediate possession
CHARLES W. GooDING,
ao-ff lcfrhfh and Jefferson SITS
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Anchors and Rope. Hay. N Market ST.
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FOR RENT
NOTICES.

NOTICE no V6TEhs hs~fTfE oFFfSYa
- OF the Department of Elections. No.
90l Market street will be cpen every
day from April ~. 1902 10 April 81, 1900.
Inclusive. Sunday excepted from to
o'clock In tho afternoon. and from to
8 o'clock In the evenings Tor tho transfer
OF names OF all persons who have chang
er their residence since tho last election.
JACOB H. LEWIS.
President Of Department Of Elections.
ROBERT y. EDWARDS.
GEORGE IA. MCCALL.
GEORGE w. ROBERTS.
NORRIS T. CROSSAN.
Lambert ]. Foulk. Clerk. a6-21t
NOME see the new game Skee- ball AZ
- Music Hall. Something brand new.
a20-imo.
Evening journal., 1909-04-20
TRANSPORTATION
WHS0N LINE no PHILA.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth street wharf winning Z,
sat,irdavs and Sundays only. 100 p m
leave Chestnut street wharf. fnliaeel-
phia, 7s0 and 1890 a. m. l.S0 ano SO p
m. Saturdays and sundays oniS '-'S
Evening journal., 1909-04-20

DIRECTORS.
4. Bringhurst. Jr. J. wilkins Cooch
II Smith Brennan Willard salisbury
Jos. L. Carpenter Robert 3. Wheeler
Otho Nowland John II. Danny
John Bancroft l-Ia. Ihos, 2, 5Tlisn Syl,
Franklin Taylor victor ~. Nooiiey
Samuel X. Smith Henry 3. Thompson
DR.. James A. Draper, Jr.
Ea 4 I. ii |. IS 5 I51. E5Ika
Evening journal., 1909-04-20

Bucher the sign man. GIG shipIey.'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-08

thought to be a schooner, OF the small
Ter kind. While quietly moving on
its way 1t became entangled in the
many small breakers and reefs, and
finally got stranded on one of the
shoals near the Tuly island. The in
habitants of the craft narrowly es-
Gaping the awful fate of falling into
the bay. They at once hoisted the
flag of distress and sounded bugle
for help, which soon arrived from the
life-saving station from the north
side Of the bay, and the crew were
safely landed from the schooner on
shore A new light house had
been erected only few days before
on the north side of the bay not far
from the life-saving station, the pub
lie seems at loss to understand why
this Inflated craft should drift in
among those dangerous reefs. The
captain, being a natural philosopher,
should certainly have kept further
out at sea and avoided the accident.
Other lighthouses are needed further
out in the bay in order to avoid fur
Their accidents in the future.