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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29

colonia Sc la pudlera exigir el impor-
tie de los esfuerzos inefieaces para
someterla..
LAS primeras indicaciones de que
los Estados Unidos no aceptarian
nj parte de Ia titulada deuda cuba
ma nj permitir que Sc traspasara
con el territorio q los cubanos, fue-
ron acogidas con protestas por to-
das las bolsas europeas. Los BAN
queros, capitalists y Ell mundo f.
naneiero en- general habfan tenido
por SECURE que los bones, que ha-
bfan sido emitidos en- debida for
ma por la poteneia que ejercia So
beranfa sobre ell territorio y la cua
habfa empenado de buen grado
las rentas de las aduanas de ese
territorio para pagar los intereses
y. amortizar ell principal, tenfan
que reconocerse. Proceder de otro
modo, decian, serfa 10 que podna
llamarse. descarada negativa, 10
menos que Sc puede decir 8 tolerarse
en- una nacion de credito sin man
cha y grandes riquezas, la cual,
en- tiempos pasados de prueba ha
hecho muchos sacrificios por con-
servar inc6lume su honor financie-
ron.
Hay que confesar que ciertos
precedentes modernos no venian
q apoyar la actitud de los ameri-
canos. Es corriente yer tratados
cediendo territories en- los cuales
Sc provee que el nuevo soberano
asuma una parte proportional de
Jas obligaciones, generates del es-
tado cedente.. Esto ocurre con mas
frecuencia cuando SO, trata de un
territorio de tanta extension
que .fermaba porci6n importante
del pals menguado. Mel gan con-
del sigos como, ,dijeron los
comissrios espanofes en- .uno de sus
argumentos, iamaS Sc atrevi6 q
violar esta regla de justicia eter-
ma en- ninguao de los tratados que
ejecut6 con los soberanos cuyos
territories cogi6 en- su totalidad
en- parte como tTofeo de sus VIC
Lorias. y
"Pudieron presentsrun argumen-
% mas poderoso fundado en- los pre-
,edentes del nuevo mundo. Pc
o fue que Sc los llev6 a caer en- erro
'es curiosos por eierto.2 Uno fue
Iue los trece estados primitivos,
i terminar Ia guerra separatista,
,agaron q Gran .bretaha setenta y
inco millones de dollars en- concep-
o de su participation en- la deu-
la publica.
"Otro fu6 que el pago de la deu-
la de Teias por rds Estados Unidos
Iebfa servir de precedente para
Iuc pagaran la deuda de-Guba sien-
10 asf que la deuda tejana fue con-
rafda por los insurrectos tejanos
n SUI guerra veneedora por la in6e
endencia, al paso que la deuda Gu
ana fue contraida por la madre
,atria en- sus ifleficaces esfuerzos
,or acabar con los insurectos Gu
amos. II
"En cuanto a las repdblicas hispa
o-americanas, en- este case esta-
an ellos par ados sobre base mas
rme. Es cierto,. y ajustado mas
IS hechos que en- las demas citas
ue hicieron, que cada una de esas
spGblicas hispano americanas asu- {
no su deuda y Ia mayor parte de {
las 10 hieieron sntes de que su in l
le fuers reconocids,
que esas deudas contraldas por
spsha dieron clos preferencia So
re otras deudas contraidas por l
los mismos posteriormente. L
"El alegato de Espahs, deque es- !
Iba en- su mano como sob "a "a alb {
,luta de la isls rebelde, imponer in I
sobFe ella para u j
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29

La Bella Borinaueia, fabrica
de sombreros de sucesores de Juan
Cabrer, Gale Salud, No. % y Ato-
cha s.
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La Caborrojeia, jugo de cana
y frutas al natural, refrescos, dull
ces y cigarros, calle Marina. No. s.
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Barberia "El Figaro, de Rufo
Vasquez, calle Victoria No, 3.
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La lnelesa de Sucesores A. de Roy
Cangas. Gran fabrica de colchones
de, alambre, calle de la Villa No. 5.
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Fabrica deehielo y gaseosas, de
Delgado limos. Sc sirven con
prontitud los pedidos de la isla;
marca de fabrica 'FRid Club, calle
Molina. .. -...
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F. Gavilan y Co, S. en- C. Fa-
bricantes de licores, calle de la Lu-
ma, No. 10.
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Salon de Barberia de Florencio
Mesorana, Atocha, No. /.
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Jsse Mendez, Gaia de prestamos
el "Anillo de oro'.. calle Concordia
T y Luna, No. 4. ~
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Pedro R. Ventura, Platerfa
constructor de prendas, calle Isa-
bel, hoy Pujals, No. 5. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-29

La Veneciana de Jose Farano,
bisuteria, calle de Ia Marina,
No. s.
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D|RECTOR|O De PONCE

Fabrica de Licores, al por ma
yor: y detalle de Barque. Espe-
cialidades en- ron Jamaica Y anis
Rosita, calle Mayor No. 66.
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Fotosrafla de A. 'Texera, Gale Lu-
ma No. 3. .....
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Dr.. 6. S. Belaval, cirujan,
dentista, ..calle Union, No 2.
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Farmacia LA Emerita" de Ma
nuel Puig Diana Gale Isabel
v Leon.
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Gablnete opfometric0, Dr.. Justo
R. Rivera, plaza Delicias, No. 81.
P. O. Box 1l2. III
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
GET TITLE
TO PROPERTY
International Radiator Com
pany Will Begin Operations
Here Soon

Title 10 the old plant OF the Delaware
Hard Fibre Company. at Eleventh and
Union streets was conveyed today 60
the International Radiator Company.
OF Philadelphia. which concern Will en-
gage in the manufacture OF hot air
radiators here. Considerable Wilming~
ton capital IA Invested in the new con-
Germ which is a Delaware corporation.
and was recently Incorporated with a
capital stock OF 100000.
The officers OF the new company are
Frank W. Dilks. Of Philadelphia. presi-
dent; Alfred TAFT. OF Wilmington. yicu-
president. and E. NJ. Prince. OF Phil
adelphia. secretary and treasurer Tho
directors OF the company have not yet
been announced. They include several
prominent Wilmington business men
The company has acquired title &C
portion of the former fibre plant Will
an option ON the remainder, TO b,
used as the business grows.
The sale OF the property was ef
fected through Mr.. TAFT who is rea
estate dealer.
The new concern intends TO star
operations OF an early date. 4. S. Rec
and Bro. Co.. has been awarded IN
contract to make the necessary alter
auons TO the building which will cos
several thousand dollars.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
NO SALARIES FOR
THESE ASSESSORS

County Comptroller Chandler to-day
refused to approve the salaries Of
three of the county assessors for tho
month of July. The assessors whose
checks are held are William ]. Bayley
William Wintrup and Victor G. Gael
The assessors some weeks ago We're
Informed by Mr.. Chandler that they
must furnish the county treasurer On
the first Monday OF each month the
transfers of property during the
period. In case the property should
be assessed TO more than one person
the errors were to be corrected.
According to Mr.. Chandler, Assessors
Cox and Kennedy were tho only OH
cials to furnish the transfers. Their
salary was passed.
The Levy Court awarded the con-
tract for the st. Anne's road TO Theo-
bold Marsh. OF Narberth, Pa.
John Il. Clark was awarded the con-
tract for the road from Christiana 10
Cooch's Bridge.
Bids were opened for building 44.10f
miles OF road from The Cedars to
Cooper's Cross Roads. Stewart and
Donohoe bid 81 800. and Trustees Of the
New Castle County Workhouse. S2,16S
The trustees offered in addition the
free use of steam roller. The bids
were referred to the finance commit
teo.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
SPEND $35,OOO ON
MOROCCO PLANT

As sign of returning prosperity. the
New Castle Leather Company will make
improvements 10 its plant i'm this city
that viii cost about $500 The contract
for an addition to the factory on Pop
lar street side was awarded yesterday to
William ID. Haddock & Co. The building
will be two stories high and will cost
$4,000. Yesterday Architect Thompson sent
out the drawings for bids for another
addition TO the Twelfth and Poplar streets
end OF the building to cost about S25,ocO
Architect Thompson has prepared draw
ings and bids will be received in ten days
for alterations and additions to the
Homeopathic Hospital. These improve
ments will cost about $1,000 They vii
include a new front for the two buildings
to conform with the architectural de-
sign Of the new addition. The buildings
viii be connected by a passageway an a
new dict kitchen and nurses bedrooms
will be added
The interior Of the building at Gilpin
Avenue and Van Burea street viii be ma
terlally altered. on the first floor viii be
the office and visitors lobby, stairways
will be rebuilt four new bath rooms and
Nclltl iVoli5 VIII DC duhths fNNNi az 'AHfl
changes will be made under the drawings
as sent out by the architect
Mr.. Thompson has prepared drawings
for extensive alterations and additions to
the Pennsylvania avenue garage. The in
terror Of the present stable will be torn
out and new floors paced throughout to
make a storage room for $50 cars The
first story OF the garage VIII be a show
room and every thing viii be fitted up in
the latest style.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
HUMAN CHAIN
SAVES WOMEN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HOBOKEN, n. j.. July 27-Policc-
men McKenna, Leahy and Hildeman
of Hoboken. to-day formed a human
chain between two buildings. &c that
the women and children might walk in
safety over their backs from n burn
ms structure. The women and chill
dren We're trapped in the burning
house at No. 1l2 Grand street. yhe
policemen gathered at No. 10 Grand
street and formed the chain. Nc
Benna was suspended head downward
and his body swung like a .endulum
until he managed TO grasp the opposite
window The women and chi'Gren
were ordered to crawl along McKen-
mas back to Leahy's ana then over
Hildeman's into the window OF she
opposite house. All were saved.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
LOOKS LIKE
LOWER DUTIES
Free Hides And Reduction in
Du.y on Leather
Goods
By unIted Press Leased specIaI VIC

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. July 27.-wish o
much better feeling prevailing among
the tariff confcrees and the insurgen;
senators today. it Is now hoped that
the tariff conference report may b,
put in such shape that Il viii be pos
sible to call the Democratic confereus
into meeting tomorrow with the ex-
pectation Of presenting the whole sub
ject to the House When IL meets Thurs
day.
il is now practically certain that tho
compromise proposition on the hico
and leather schedule will be adopted
The House conferecs had a meeting to-
day and agreed 10 accept free hides with
the material reduction proposed by the
Senate in manufactured leather goods
The western senators. who yesterday
resolved that they would not accept free
hides. unless free leather goods went
with them, are now disposed to be more
compromising. and will probably finally
Yield.
Boots and shoes are to be reduced to 10
per cent instead OF twenty-five per cent.
the present law. Sole and band leather Is
TO be reduced to per cent. instead Of the
existing rate Of 20 per cent. Pressed upper
leather 1 sto be made z IL per cent. in.
stead Of twenty per cent as at present.
/ preliminary canvass indicates that
the House will agree to permit the con
ferees to write into the bill these reduced
rates, which are lower than those in tn,
bin as passed by either House.
OF the progressive Republicans In th'
Senate. who voted against the passage o
the bill in that body. It is said to-da,
that Senators Beveridge, Burkett, Craw
ford and Brown will vote for the confer
ence report
4 Senator Root OF New York who hal
just returned from a brief vacation, pre-
diets that the conference report viii g
through the Senate.
Gloves and hosiery are still the subiec
OF dispute in the conference committee
and there arc one or two minor items ye
10 be settled. A session will be held thi
afternoon. at which it is hoped that Al
the differences may be settled.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
MILFORD PLANS TEST
FOR BACKWARD CHILDREN

MILFORD. Del, July 27.-Milford
School Board is the first in Sussex county
to take move in the right direction by
appointing committee at its meeting
to investigate the advisability and pro-
prietry Of securing medical examina-
tions Of dilatory pupils for the detection
OF anatomical and physiological defects
that retard the students
This committee will also arrange
changes In the exclusion ordinance rel
ative to infectious and contagious dis
eases. The action has been taken on ac-
count Of the troubles during the LAST
school year. when the schools closed and
many pupils were kept home on account
Of scarlet fever.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
FOR Sale HaRGAlNS


FOR SALE BARGAINS
1902 Delaware avenue.
1911 West Ninth street.
Large Stable. 1927 Gilpin Avenue.
FOR RENT.
TWO NICE APARTMENTS.
-Four ami five rooias and bath.
HENRY HOPES.
j2 .tt.s.-tf. e1s Market Street.
WE'VE GOT II. WE'LL GET II.
OR IT IS NOV TO BE HAD.
Collecting OF Rents q Specially.
6. II. HAYDEN. snccessor to
Hayden e y all
Both Phones Tenth and Monroe Sts,
a22-t ts-tf
SURE WAY TO MAKE MONEY.
Because Il has the location for busi-
ness. No. 900 ratrall street, lot Axob ft
and iSx95 IT, Large open house. well
built. II rooms, .Aaths. Possession any
time CHARLES c. KURTH.
4 10it Market Street
Opposite Court House, is-t Ls.-ti
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
BE FAIR TO LOOK UPON
A Good Complexion is the Real First
Aid to the Homely.


At least two thirds OF womun's
beauty consists I'm good COM
plexion," and the plain or homeiy
woman who wishes 20 be attractive
should make every effort 10 have a
beautiful skin.
But do not rush Off for cosmetics
or any external applications. Beauty
Of the sKin and complexion is due
solely TO the quality and quantity of
blood in the blood vessels Of the face.
And there Is just one thing. Margo.
which vii make new blood and i'm
part beauty giving qualities 10 the old
blood. II clears the skin OF pimples,
blackheads, liver spots and sallow-
ness, and quickly imparts tae rosy
glow Of youth to the pale and faded
cheeks.
This new discovery is sold hy y
B. Danforth, and a good-sized box can
be obtained for so cents. IT is so in
varlably successful i'm giving a beau
tiful complexion that n. b. Danforth
sells Il with the understanding that
the purchase price viii be refunded IL
az does not do all that is expected Of It
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
Sunday School Convention.

LAUREL, July 27.-The seventh an
nual convention Of the Sunday School
Association OF Little Creek Hundred
will be held here on Thursday. wher
delegates win be present from all the
surrounding towns. Among the speak
ers VIII be the Rev. n. c. Clough. l..
r. Cooper, OF Delmar; J. c. Purdue and
John Fl. Elliott, Of Laurel; the Rev
S. n. Pilchard. OF Delmar; Miss Baker
Of Bethel; Miss Mary +. Hopkins. OF
Peppers; the Rev. Avery Donovan, OF
Cannon; w. b. Stephens. OF Delmar
the Rev. A. c. MacNichol. OF Laurel
and the Rev. J. A. Wright. of Dover
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
BRIEF SESSION
OF The HOUSE

WASHINGTON. July 27-Champ
Clark, the minority leader. i'm tina
House, asked Chairman Payne. Of the
House ways and means committee:
when are you Republicans OF tire
conference committee. who are franz
ing the tariff, going to call in the
Democratic members of the conferences
conlmittee?"
Tell me and I'll tell YOU" answered
Payne.
II want TO know" insisted Clark.
Members are deviling the life out Of
me and I would like TO give them scme
definite information"
Payne said that nobody could give
him the desired information.
The House then adjourned until
Thursday.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
SQUIRE DOSEN'T
LIKE INFORMERS

Seven boys were arraigned before
Magistrate Robertson to-day on the
charge of trespassing on Pennsylvania
Railroad property. After hearing the
evidence the Squire dismissed the
charge Of crap playing and fined each
of the lads costs for trespass.
Il appears that one boy in the
crowd informed on the others. Magis-
trate Robertson scored the lad for be-
ing an "informer." and told the other
boys they should not have an IN
former in the crowd.
To this the boy replied that he had
been offered a job by the railroad Of
fcers for informing on his compan-
ions.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
EzaTII. 4 q 81 ]. q sis
nxrd Max eo We ReadIna.

sEAFORD. July 27-A report COM
ing from Crisneld Maryland. the home
OF II. Clifton Byrd. states that Mr..
Byrd has been engaged as a pitcher
on the Reading Tri-Statc club. Byrd
has been the star twirler of the Cam
bride team, for the past three seasons
and when he became dissatisfied this
season he came TO Seaford. Tie pitch
ed against Cambridge and delivered the
goods winning his game and allowing
only two hits.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
FEAR TROUBLE
AGAIN In TEHERAN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
TEHERAN. July 25.-Under the belief
that further trouble Is imminent in Tehe-
ran and other parts OF Persia. tho Rus
sian legation is to-day arranging 10 have
lo00 additional Russion troops brought
here from Kazvin.
The Russian officials here declare that
the presence OF Mohammed All Mirza, the
deposed Shah. is a serious menace to
peace. They charge his followers with try
ing TO stir up a disturbance in order 10
force foreign intervention.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
MAY SETTLE
STRIKE SOON

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PITTSBURG. Pa. July 27.-C. a.
Wise. chairman Of the strikers execu-
tive committee. this afternoon said
there was a meeting this morning be-
tween the members Of the strikers ex-
ecutive committee and representatives
of the Pressed Steel Car Company. and
that it also was very probable that
the strike would be ended on Friday.
According TO Wise the 1907 wage
scale is entirely satisfactory 60 the
workmen. This scale was changed
when the panic started about IS months
ago.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
DR.. Sites BUYS
TW0.STATE FARM

The farm Of Mrs. Clara Reoecca Gil
pin, widow OF DR.. Thomas II. Gipin. Of
Middletown. located IN Cecil and New
Castle counties was sold yesterday by
John II. Rodney, Martin b. Burris. OF
Middetown, and Joshua Clayton, Of Elk
ton. trustees, to DR. John c. Sites, OF
Middletown. for $4,000 The farm con-
tains $50 acres. 400 arces Of which are in
New Castle county and 50 acres in Ce-
ell county.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
LATHAM STARTS
ACROSS CHANNEL

CALAIS July 2i.-Hubert Latham, the
French aeronaut, started from here at
p. m, in an effort not only 10 cross
the English channel but TO continue his
flight on to London Thousands Of spec
tators cheered him as the machine shot
over the channel Torpedo boats arc
strung across the channel 70. rescue him
In case his machine falls.
Latham fell into the channel two
miles from the English shore. He
was saved.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
MUNDY'S GET
$4,000 DAMAGES

Judge Daniel o. Hastings yesterday ar
ternoon approved the award OF tho COM
mission in the Front street condemna-
tion proceedings. Mundy Bros. owners
OF the Merritt House. get $1,000 and
John Fielding, the tenant $500 dam
ages. The finding was that OF the third
commission on the property. The three
awards did not vary $3.50.
The commission In the Race street con-
demnation will meet this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
Fieherr,er e. OverLo.r-i

Fishing along the Lelpsic creek on
Saturday were Frank Sparks. OF No.
1911 Pine street, Franklin Sines, OF No.
1902 Pine street, and Roy Kitchens,
of No. 925 Pine street. They were an
chored in the middle Of the crees with
their fishing lines out when Sparks.
leaving his rod to a companion went
to The bow OF the boat. 10 sec what
their luck had been lie upset The boat
and the three were thrown into the
water. Luckily the stream was not
deep.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
TO BEGIN ROAD
WORK ON MONDAY

Stewart & Donohoe who were grant
ed the contract for building the Ham
burg road from Tybout's Corner 10
New Castle will begin work on Monday
under the supervision OF William A.
KINNEY. The road Is a fraction less
than four miles long During the course
Of building the road the material will
be shipped to Bear, State Road and
New Castle stations.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
CLAYTON STREET AWARD.

In the condemnation proceedings OF
Clayton street from Lancaster avenue
the commission yesterday awarded six
cents damages to the owners. Philip
NJ, Frank c.. Cora L., and Lydia c.
Plunkett. Mary V. Hart. Margaret r.
Crilly and Ella McBriety.
This is the second commission that
has assessed the same amount cf
damages.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
ENGINE ECCENTRIC
BREAKS, CAUSING WRECK

While southbound passenger train No
T. over the Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad was nearing Char
lestown, Cecil County, Md, yesterday
the eccentric rod on the locomotive broke
and wrecked the engine. no one was
injured, but the engineer and hremen
made narrow escapes.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
President MaoIean's Vacation.

r. ]. Maclean. president Of the VIII
Board OF Trade. accompanied
by Mrs. Maclean -and their children,
Lola and Allan. left yesterday on a
two weeks vacation through New
ork state. They will go BY way Of
the Hudson river and Troy and Mr.
Maclean will have his headquarters at
the Rochester Chamber Of Commerce.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
SHERIFF COMES 1880
MILES TO GET MAN.

Sheriff j. A. Mccune. Of Henry. Mar
shall county. Illinois, arrived heer to-
day to take back to Illinois Harry Hart.
a Young man who is wanted there on
charge of h0usebreaking. Hart was ar
rested here several weeks ago. Sheriff
McCune will return 10 Henry, 1880 miles
distant. at once.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
Starts to Fetch AIIeqed sIa,er.

ELhION, Nd, July 26.-Carrying
requisition papers from ca sernor
Crothers Sherin Henry G. Hager has
started for Sacramento, Cal. to Sc
cure at Santa Rosa. Scott Johnson,
Of the sixth district of this county.
wanted on a charge of numbering
James Mcalllstcr, near Rowlandville,
lid, Nay g.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
Division Mo. Il to Meet.

on Wednesday evening at o'clock
there will he meeting OF Division
No. IL. A. y. H.. at which Important
business will be transacted. The d.
vision has received twenty-five new
members in seven weeks and four can
didates will be initiated tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
EnoIish Miners Vote 10 Strike.

TYNEMOUTH, England. July 81
BY vote Of 65.776 to 1888 the miners
Of Durham county have declared in
favor of a strike A big meeting of the
miners and masters. or operators will
be held this afternoon and il the latter
do not yield, the strike win follow.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
childla Narrom Esoane.

Mary Massey. a child living at
Fourth and Lombard streets fell from
a go-cart in front OF a rapidly ap-
proaching team OF the Eagle Tea Conn
pany yesterday afternoon. Tho driver
suddenly turned his horse aside. The
wheels Of The wagon just grazed the
child, but she escaped without a
scratch.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
To Have a Turtle Sumner.

Fred w Heiss viii give a dinner to
several of his friends on Wednesday
evening. lie caught a big sea turtle
yesterday and turtle soup will be a
feature of the dinner.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
County Farm Pays We'll.

Superintendent James w. Foster Of
the New Castle County Hospital at
Farnhurst reported TO the Levy Court
today that he had sold wheat Of the
value of S4O9.s3 and hay Of the value
of s132.42. The checks weer turned over
to the county treasurer.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
Ano Iannnns. MnttInns. bic

Highest grade quality Rich carpet
designs. Lay in your supply as mat
tings will advance. 80 rolls only, a.
this price. McMahon's. 9Th & King
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
Electricity for Fort DUPONT.

Bids were opened today by Ideuten-
ant r. I. McKenney. constructing quar-
termaster at Fort DUPONT. for electric
lighting for the streets and buildings
at the reservation.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
Entartained at ninnor.

Frank f. Tibbetts. secretary ot the
Y. NJ. c. A.. and Josiah Marvei were
entertained at dinner at the People
Settlement last night