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Evening journal., 1909-08-30
SHE POURED
OIL ON FIRE
Explosion Followed of Course
And New Castle Woman
is Burned

spcc,al TO TIE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Aug. .-,firo OF an un-
known origin was discovered IN the
stables OF tho Second street hotel yester-
day afternoon. \ bucket brigade put OUT
tho blaze. Mrs. Howard Davidson gave
the alarm.
Mrs Charles Cooper, wishing 10 hurry
the coal IRE the other day poured oil on
the Goals. When She applied a match an
explosion took place and she was severely
burned about the face and arms She
used gasoline in mistake for coal OIL
John p. Murphy. who was inGsposed
for a Few days hns recovered.
Edwin j. White has been elected man
agcr OF tho Holy Name football team.
There will be q Holy Name foot ball
league organlzedtby the clubs that were
in the baseball league.
/ Tho funeral Of Edmund Smead, Of Rose
I'M formerly OF this city, will take place
/ tomorrow afternoon. lntcrment VIII be
made IN the Giebe Cemetery.
Stewart and Donohoc have completed
one mile Of the Hamburg road
There was an enjoyable strawrlde on
Saturday evening 10 the residence OF
Thomas r. Clark. where a lawn fete was
held for the benefit OF the improvement
fund Of tho ~ y. Church.
Charles Hastings. who has been first
mate on the schooner Francis, has re-
turned from a trip 60 Galveston, Texas
John T. Heaiy and daughter. Of viii
mington. were New Castle visitors yester.
day.
Mrs. Biggs and Victor and Charlotte
Biggs have returned from wildwood. n j
Miss Fiorrie Case who has been visiting
in Buffalo. y. ". has arrived home.
Mrs. Edward Challenger and Horac'
, Deakyne are I'm ocean Grove. n. J..
The Rev. Asbury Burke. baptized the in
] FAINT daughter Of Dr. Willard Burke yes
tcrday.
q Miss Margaret Jackson and Miss Bert
4 Baldt have returned home from Wild
wood, \. J.
Mrs. Geo. Unger left this morning 70
Sinking Springs. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bozier. OF Chester, hav
been New Castle visitors.
Geo. Mcintyre Of the New Castle Truf
7 Company. has been staying I'm Wildwood
y. ].
Archie Rennle has been substituting
the New Castle Trust COMPANY
Edward Challenger. OF Philadelphia,
spending a few DAYS at home.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
ESCAPED THROUGH WINn0W
FROM MAN WITH KNIFE

Because Fred Adams. colored, would
not admit William Brice, eolored, TO
his room yesterday. Brice is alleged
TO have attacked him with a knife.
Adams fled out of a window and had
Price arrested. In City Court this
morning Brice was fined SO and costs
despite his plea that he had not at
tucked Adams.
Charged with the larceny Of a bicy-
Gle. Charles Dccollo and Harry
Barcus. boys wero referred Il
Humane Agent Stout, who win repor
on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
SISTER-lN.LAW OF
GENERAL WILSON DEAD

Word was received here to-day Of
the death in Springfield. H., of Mrs.
Wilson. wife of Col. Bluford Wilson,
a brother Of General aJmes II. Wilson.
of this city. Mrs. Wilson was so
years old. and is survived by her hus-
band. two daughters and one son, the
latter lieutenant In the United Army
stationed I'm the Philippine Islands.
Col Wilson is distinguished
lawyer at Sprnheld. He is "A veteran
OF the Civil War. and during the
Spanish American wa organized a
regiment
Mrs. Wilson was a Miss Mather, OF
Springfield.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

FOR SAT.E-CORD WOOD. SAWED
or whole, delivered. JOHN W. Os-
KIN Edge Moor, Del. ali-imo-eod
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
SAYS SHOOTING
WAS AN ACCIDENT
BuSaWSki Makes Ante-MOr-
fem Statement And SupeRski
Released on Bail

An ante-mortem statement from STAN
islaw Busawski declaring that in his be-
lief the shooting OF him by JOSEF SUI
pensh was AN accident. was presented to
Judge Cochran IN City Court this morn
ing by Supenskfs attorney, Philip T..
Garrett and Supenskl was placed under
50 0g0 bail. with the acquiescence OF AS
sistant City Solicitor Chaytor. lie had
been held without bail, the hearing hav-
ing been continued by Deputy Judge JOS
lyu for one week TO await the result OF
Busawskfs injuries. snpensH IS charE.
with assault with intent TO commit muir.
der.
Busawski Is at the Delaware Hospital
seriously wounded, revolver bullet hav.
ing punctured his intostines. Ills condr
ton IS improving. II appears that th'
men were examining revolver when Il
exploded.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
STREET CARNIVAL
TO BE ELABORATE

Every indication points to a most sue
cessful street carnival for the benefit OF
Scott NJ. =. Church Improvement fund.
The carnival will be held in Taylor street
between Lombard and Pine street on the
evenings OF September Q. 10, II. Tho VIII
mington Light. Heat and Power Com
pany viii furnish the arc lights. all the
porchcs win be at the disposal Of the conn.,
mittee and automobiles will be in SER
vice. Elaborate decorations will brighten
the scene and an art gallery and eN-
hibition of curios will interest the curious
The street and Sewer Department has
placed the use Of the street at the servic,
OF the committee.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

EOE SALE-OfL ROl -TES APPLY.
JAMES SANDERSON.
uugao-tf fismerc. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
oirls Advised to sina

Mmc. Lillian Blauvelt, who, at the
age Of eighty years. is still teaching
music. said at a musical breakfast
rendered TO her prior to her departure
from New York for Europe recently;
"There are many reasons why ] should
advise all young girls to sing. Not the
least important is that it is good for
the physical health. I have known
persons to have been saved from con-
sumption by a course Of singing les
sons, which tends to establish the cor
rect use of the voice as well as stimu-
late the natural love for music. In
every one there is germ Of power to
appreciate the finest music, and the
easiest way to express that apprecia-
tion is with the voice.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Women In Workshops.

According to the recent report Of
the census bureau there are in tbs
country 1888 women blacksmiths, 167
women stonemasons and bricklayers.
b45 women carpenters, 571 women ma
chinists, $50 women quarrymen, 5,574
women BARRIERS aud 6,e63 women who
do the work Of messenger boys. -
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
PEACE
PLANS UPSET

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Negotistions be
tween representatives of the street rail
ways employees and the presidents Of the
two surface traction companies in an ef-
fort 10 bring about an agreement in the
pending strike were abruptly broken of
to-day at noon.
The union refused point blank to accept
tho compromise scale offered last week
and followed this by refusing to arbtrato
their differences.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Tan cedars to Go to Shore.

on September 16. Brandywine Patrol
and ono hundred members of Brandy
wine Forest. No. 20, Tall Cedhrs OF
Lebanon, will go to Atlantic city TO
take part in the festivities Of the Ma
sonic lodges. Masonic bodies from the
many states throughout the cast viii be
III conclavo at the seashore on Septem-
bcr 16. II and Is. The first day ~ill be
Dor the Cedsrs. the second day for the
49, '-'--- of Templar's field exercises,
and the last day 10 the Shriners parade.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
lS "DRUNKS"
IN CITY COURT

Eighteen drunks, the largest number
within the recollection of many Of
ficers, were arraigned I'm City Court
this morning. One dollar was the
fine imposed on each except one Pole
ander, who refused to talk. He was
fined So
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
HIS ILLNESS
A MYSTERY

Removed from his home TO the Del
aware Hospital in the Phoenix ambul-
ance last night, the physicians at that
institution arc unable yet to tell what
Thomas i. Leonard, Of No. 426 Spruce
street, is suffering with.
It was said that the man was seri-
ously IN and was unconscious, but
when he was admitted TO the hospital
he was conscious. His condition is
much improved to-day.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
FIRE BURNS
LAUNCH In RIVER

While william Reybold, OF Delaware
City. and three other men were down the
river fishing yesterday morning the
launch they occupied caught fire and
burned TO the waters edge. Tho occupants
escaped in a cunning boat thoy had with
them They landed at Woodland Beach in
the afternoon
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
a Jspsness Juno.

The most beautiful woman in Japan
is Princess NashimotO, whose husband
IS first cousin 10 the mikado. She is
twenty-seven years old, petite, fas-
cinating and has all the viyacity Of
well bred Frenchwoman. She attract
ed admiration in Paris when she and
her husband recently visited that cap
ffo1
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Constable Postponed Sale.

But one bid having been receiVod TOT
the machinery of the Delaware
Laundry Company. which was 10 have
been sold to-day to satisfy a number
of claims. Constable Buckley. on the
request Of lawyers for the creditors.
decided 10 postpone the sale until a
date to be hxed The one bid re-
ceived was $500.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Patients Show sliaht lmprOvement.

John Bullock and Stanislaw Busawski
two seriously injured patients at the
Delaware Hospital. showed slight i'm
provement I'm their condition to-day.
The former was injured in an explosion
at the plant of tho Chicago Hose and
Rubber Co. and Busawski was acci-
dentaly shot in the stomach by a
companion.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
THAW APPOINTED
ASYLUM LIBRARIAN
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

- o'''NNN 'e4~ 10000
MATTEAWAN. y. ". Aug. 30
Harry Kendall Thaw, recently re-
manded TO the Matteawan asylum by
Justice Mills. on the ground that he
is stili q dangerous lunstic, has been
appointed librarian of the asylumby
the superintendent, DIT. Baker.
When Thaw WAS returned to the
asylum his mother issued a statement
in which she said Justice Mills re-
quest that Thaw be granted more
liberties had been ignored by the hos
pital authorities. who themselves is
sued statement that they would
grant TO Thaw no privileges moi
granted TO the other insane patients
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Resolutions on Respect

At special meeting of the Brandy
wine Fire Company. No 10. held August
o. 1909 the following resolutions nf re
snect Of our late president Antnony H.
Fiuerty. were adopted.
Whereas, Tho Almighty God, I'm his in
scrufable wisdom, has taken from oiT
midst "A worthy citizen. who was known
evervUherr for his generosity n good
husband, "A loving father and q faithful
member. who was always READY 10 re-
snoud 10 tie can Of duty when required.
xiri,ile xve depIoTc our loss. we humbly
how 10 the will az the Omniuoient-
Re n further resolved. That our en-
Eine house be draped ln lnoi'iiiii's loi
Resolved. 17hat these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes az our meetinE
and a copy be sent 20 the bereaved ram, ,
S0i'uo charles IT, Gilbert,
John r. Maloney,
Ponneu Stetser.f
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Steamer Cuts a Whale in Two.

PLYMOUTH, Aug. S0--Thc Kaiser
Wilhelm reported to-day having been
delayed off New Foundand by strik-
ing a sleeping whale. The whale
was literally cut in two by tho prov
of the steamer.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
SHERIFF,S SALES

SHERffTT7S EALF~f3Y VTRTTjF on a
Writ Of Levari Facias 90 mo directed,
VII he exposed To public sale. at the
Court House, ON Market street. be
tween Tenth and Eieventh streets IN
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
on WEDNESDAY.
THE STH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1907
At 10 o'clock. o. m.
the following described real estate, viz.
An that certain lot OF land with a two
uate in the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows. 10 wit:
Beginning al a point on the easterly
side Of Forrest street. at thirty feet
and Thirteenth streets, at the distance
of fifteen feet six inches from the south
erly side OF Thirteenth street. az line
Of land to be conveyed 10 John II. for
rest; thence with said John IL Forrest >
] fine easterlv parallel with Thirteenth
! street. fifty-three feet 20 the WeSrefir
side Of a three-feet wide alley rnnnlns
thence Herewith southerly fourteen tec1
10 a stake In line OF land 90 be cor
lveyed 70 William p. Highnsid' le,,., tnei1.5
I vifh rrhiideenth street through the mid
dlc OF tho division wall between the t't9
houses hfty-three feet TO the said sec &c., y,
Forrest street: and thence tnere"i..t1
norfherlv fourteen feet 10 the place or
beginning BE the contents more or -.
fyVith the common use or saiu tiiIs tiiI..s -
wide alley and al other stfeels Ahr
letss connected Herewith forever, eacn
80 s,..,,.,- marry |occupying land adJoWlne
eai6 alley 10 be bound 10 contrinute ~,
IL ~ fecf occupied or binding tnefco"
10 keep the same paved anu ~
able RI IA taken in execution as tbs
,ycnerf,, ID samuel Mcdonald. mort
sec~ and 10 be sold By
sas0'' cifiARLEs II. LrPF1NcoTET.
s,s.-,r,s osace. wilmington. Delaware,
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Set Ere 70 an Anninn.

Somebody threw a lighted match OF
a cigar out OF the window OF the build
ing No. 1926 Market street yesterday
and set fire to the awning below. The
Phoenix Fire Company was notified and
thc building.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

= or SAI.E-TRTSH COW.
= a@-6t S. BROWN. Montchanin. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Mr.. Wilson Walking on Clutches.

Fire IN some paper In the yard OF the
McCobe Carriage Factory in East Fourth
street to-day was extinguished by the
Washington and Delaware Fire Com
nancs.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
aaItimore Band comina.

The Commonwealth Brass Band viii
accompany Baltimore Commabdery.
Colored knights Templar. OF Baltimore.
70 this city on Labor Day when Hiram
Grand Lodge Of Colored MasoEs will
hold a parade.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
Badly Injured Man IS Recoverinq.

John McGillon. OF 10. 23e Monroe
street. who had his arm amputated
in the Delaware Hospital as a result
OF injuries received in the plant Of the
Delaware Leather Co. is getting along
very we'll
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
slioht Fire in carriaoe Works.

James Wilson, county engineer, who was
hurt in an automobile accident recently.
Is now able to move about the Delaware
Hospital with the aid OF crutches. and is
expected to be able TO leave soon.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
MEDICAL.
!. f. TREEL, 535 North

On Frgf, G. f. TREEL. 535 North
R.rgN Rf-GL cG phadephia, a "AiA peut,,ser
Rrl CiAtn Sts Arfi.. osly eermsn rperishst
X HtA ~ QFRNAN TREATMENT the only guArauteed
1a su-e or Specific niood Psitos othert est eers-
fU pri.sfe nl,es.s,. H1ests, Abpsel Ns.'
D.hIlifv Ioss Uaut osf nrnus Loaca ltreeee
- ,offrr rIins. Bntdfr anssh hhr uitcn VrtA-t-
-carr r.siieal ha.pital ~ 2e1ente N
49, ~ 49, .iIr al sxroalng city tourtrg estcr.lsa
s-.a, rs~-r.r raaancscd- Eti treatEen@ eA - NA''s
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
REMOVAL NOTICE

GEO W QUINN, N D., D o., has
moved his Institute Of 0steopsthy
10 the DUPONT Bldg Hours; 8 to u
and 2 to5 Saturday 8 to II
Monday, Wednesday and Frioay
January u. II.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
FOR RENT
HELP wANTED-MALE

AAh1Li w AIN aslS--tlAkE
~RdfLWkY MAI. c..SsRf<s.
" tnatuiiice Clerks. Clrrers Salary sg0'
30 Sl.d00. Examinations ia Wilmington. No
yemher 18th. 5000 appointments cornir
5SSs95ileon sdSeaale sAIiS Kris ifomPNSesIRRssl2
Department s2E. Rochester. n. Y tho
nuell-lmo. the
WANTED SIX AiEN WITH ,aby
ance mon preferred Splendid : even
N aud y. m. EoUiTABI'E rfn tho
AID AssVclAIioN. No 1913 Ma and
nug2-dt ie" "','
NKTANTED-iCE CREAM Nne No'9
w Steady position. Addr
,nE .l9nrmal 9nlce entered the
/ 60 Tor the first time.
fOnc second foor they
TS0R sxt,E~H9odies. Up to THAT
iron safe; RolaSep no report that
ssgsntS ssss9aaih@na sna s9sss: s9sar erd there Ses
L or Salem O. e.o"us ------
Business stand. Hns down aef
Office. 7remen w'sr
+ OR SAi4E-GOO1) FAMILY 1rtTV-
Ing horse and carriHro with bar
uess. good condition. Address nj This
office asf-1n' '''
I TOR SALE FOR WANT or Use ONr
fine family brown rnurc. Years old
/ le hands high, or would exchange Tor
cheap horse for store wagon.
W. a. HullILL SO Taman st.
-."h-I-tl NlInlnetoih Del
EOR SAl.E-CQLT PARTLY BROk-
FRANlNlSu, The Cedara, BraudyNiifs
Springs. aura7-3t
7 or SAI.E-FRTSH COW.
a2s-st S. brown Montchanin. Del.
FOR sAIE-CoRD WOoD. SAWED
or whole. delivered JOHN W. OS-
KIN Edge Moor, Del. alt-imo-eod
E0R sALE-OTL ROITEs. APPLY.
4 JAMES SANDERsON,
BOARDING AND LODGING
XKyNNrED-BOARB IN r0IifTRY-
w family Of three. including f-year-
old child. wishes board IN country close
! 70 trolley Inc state price and location
A. q. D., Evening Journal once.
ROOMS FOR RENT
u ~ -l'7 ~ Slo. ~. AMI -SOs ftat,E ST.
~ Philadelphia Rooms, Sc. 90, SOC
, EOR RENr-FuRNISIiED ROOMS
= for light housekeeping. No 20i East
--s.. -. ll'. l.le
p WANTED
WINfED-G7 So on "a QUART DAIRY.
? Address J.. T., this office.
alIg2f-6t.
WANTED-LEARN TiPEWRITING
W by renting an J.. q. Smith "Aisi-
hic,' So month. Instructions free.
/, iCIIAS. g. GUYEI, Court Stenographcr.
Phunn f21. S3 Market -.
aug2s-lmo-
XNTANTED-TO RENT. VICINITY 18th
w and Washington streets room suita-
hlc for private school purposes. Address
MISS ETHEL MULLEN, No. 1902 JET
forson street AMI
HTANTED-MILk ROUTE 75 TO 100
W quarts. Address s. B. c.. Evening
IDurnal Office. ASH.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

Visit TIE EVENING JOtRN Al 5
Rest Tent 1T the New Castle County
Fair this week
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
N. W. Cor. sh and Marker SIS.
Capital and Surplus. s1.OOO.OeO

IL is fast becoming the practice
among persons OF both largo and
small means 10 name 81 Trust
Company as Executor of their
Wills, Trustee of their Estates.
etc We shall be giad TO explain
the advantages to be gained by
employing this Company IN any
capacity in which II Is authorized
to act.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
IOr tNO UToI IIInUl
hOnc second floor they

TS0R SKi,lE~gAodics. Up TO mat
4 Iron safe. Rd5gep no report that
secondhand stoves. f'.and there was
= ~ ~, 81, ,,,, e4,,;,. crowds
4 business stand ying down =,
office 1reuicn W.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

-Visif TIE EVENING 50t fsz7ssi7s. s
Resi- Tent ct the New Castle County
Fair this week,
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

Il OR SALE-GOO1) FAMILY ~, ~.
ing horse and carriage with bar.
uess, good condition Address M. fhis
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

sberin's oface. Wilmington. DELAY ryare;i
August ~. l9ol - --------
Evening journal., 1909-08-30
ROOMS FOR REMr

n - n S,S. ~. 4 NJ FL, Z es;ls ,i'f
" Philadelphia. Rooms, Sc. 90, Soc
Gentlemen only. api-os-1y
EOR T-FuRNIsIIED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. No. 20i East
kllth street augif-imo
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

XNTANTED-IcE CREAM the to'9
w Steady position. Addr
Ing lournnl Ofice. cntcrcd tho
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

WANTED SIX MEN WITH ,abv
w appear nee fiN-lndustriai .-.
ance mon preferred. Splendid even
iion for men of ability Apply ondcd.
m and y. m. EQrfTABIE Fin the
n,,s.,s.si "a '''.,' NJ i'i' fed and
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

XNTANTED-TO RENT VICINITY 18th
w and Washington streets. room suita-
hlo for private school purposes. Address
MISS ETHEL MULLEN, No. 1l02 JEFF
fcrson street. AMI
w LTANTE,D-MILk ROUTE 75 TO 100
w quarts Address S. B. c.. Evening
JOurnal Office. ASH.
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

WANTED RAILWAY MAI. C-.isiiI(S
W Puaiufilce Clerks. Cnrrlera Salary $500
% 1l.uvO- Examinations IN Wilmington. No
Preparation free. Write irnmediatel,,,
schedule. FRANKLIN INSTfT II
Department 32E. Rochester. n. tho
huhil-lInn the
Evening journal., 1909-08-30

EOR SALE-COLT, PARTLY BROK-
a en-, good driver. Apply ALBERT
tRANlllSu. The Cedara, BraudyWiiro
springs aue27-st
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-01
MILK COMES IN
GREAT QUANTITY
Following Opening of Spring Cows Are
Free With LacteaI Product and
Quality Is Good,

Following Opening of Spring Cows Are
Free With LacteaI Product and
Quality Is Good.
Following the report that the price
of milk will soon be much lower, ow-
ing to the greater quantities given by
cows in the spring time, is given the
assurance that everyone can drink it
with impunity now, for since the fierce
inspection that was instituted after
the death of two residents of this city,
there has been no occasion to fear
poison being placed in it.
The last tour of inspection made by
the health officer showed that dll' the
proprietors OF dairies are following the
law to the letter and are giving no one
opportunity to register any complaints
against them. Although the approach
of warm weather is heralded, Wher
some preparation is more needed than
in the winter to keep the milk from
spelling, no fears are expressed that the
dairymen will resort to the use Of for
maldehyde and such ingredients in or
der to sell their customers fresh milk
and with the rigid inspections made
every three months by the health Of
ficer it is not expected that the death
list will be materially increased caused
by those drinking milk that has been
poisoned.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-01
+ = ! i + !. = + + i = + + +
SOME RECORDS BROKEN

Not since September, 1906, when the
total building permits reached the sum
of 100000. due to the erection OF the
Denny building at a cost OF soZ'Voo'
have building activities been SO mani
fest as during the month just passeu,
when the building inspector was caiieu
on for a total of Al per mits, aggre-
eating an expenditure of $74O35 AL
though the monthly report of Building
INSPECTOR William Metz has not yet
been compiled, the records In MS Oh
flee show that the opening months OIL
the new year are showing an excep-
tional amount of Improvements III
building lines, and giving indications
that following months will even sur
pass the record established last month.
The large sum of money expended In
new buildings in March makes an un-
usually good showing In view OF the
fact that the structures are practlcaiiy
all below the $4,000 mark, thus caus-
ing the total to be representative one,
and not swelled out of ordinary pro-
portions by the erection of one or two
big buildings, as was the case in Sep
tember, 1906, when the total for the
month was slightly in excess of $4,000,
caused by the permit for the Denny
building, at an approximate cost Of
$62, 900.
Among the more substantial struc-
lures for which permits were issued
last month are the residence Of o. T.
Cornwell at Clinton and Boyer, for
$4,000; the factory of the Garden
City Milling company for $4,000; and
the $4,000 concrete business block of
j. F. Stack on Spokane street.
Following are the permits issued by
Building Inspector Metz last month:
]. H. Bowden, 334 South Fourth
story frame cottage, $500; Frank
j. F. Stack, ell Spokane street, three
story concrete store building, $4,000;
remodeling oneetaoin shrdlu shrdlulu
]. F. Stack, sos East Oak street, re-
modelling one-story frame cottage. $500;
J. F. Stack, 127 East Main street, re-
modelling store building, $3.50; n. Sui
livan, Fourth and Stahl avenue, one
one-rocm work shop. $50; E. B. Lut'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-01
Building RECORDS
OF YEARS BROKEN

Moore, 21 Main street, addition to brick
store building, $2725; Walla Walla
Meal & Feed company, Eleventh and
Rees avenue, frame mill building,
$500; Standard Oil company, four
iron-clad warehouses and stables, Tlir-
teenth and May streets, $4500; O. l..
Ingraham, Bellevue and Isaacs ave-
nues, remodeling dwelling, $500; Car
den City Milling company, Eleventh
and Moore streets, corrugated iron fac
tory, $4,000; w. Mulkey, Thirteenth
and Cherry streets, moving and re-
modelling dwelling, SIS; Mrs. Ferguson,
635 Juniper street, moving and addi-
ton to dwelling, $50; S. D. Gardner,
397 Catherine street, frame garage,
800; Walla Walla Maennerchor, II
East Alder street, remOdeling hall.
$3.50; Mrs. S. M. Henry. 20 Newell
street, rebuilding fire damaged dwell
ing, $14O0; J. T. Hicks, 430 South
Ninth street, chicken house, $50; w.
D. Garner, Ninth and Cherry streets,
one-story frame cottage, $1,000; T. II.
Brents, 4O2 Chase avenue, Woodshed
and repairs, S100: G. w. McKelvey, 729
West Main street. one-story frame
store, $500; A. V. Murphy, Ruth street
near Mckinley and Roosevelt, one
story cottage, $500. Stadelman broth
ers, 224 Main street, One-story brick
addition, $3.50; w. j. Cantonwine, 13
Merriam street, frame garage, SIPS;
A. c. jerks, Tenth and Rose streets,
moving building to Pine street, $3.50;
Charles Rhinehart, Francis and Del
mas streets, one-story frame cottage,
$2500; Jeff Berg, Fifth and Sumach
streets, addition to frame dwelling, $75;
J. II. Flanders, 366 Chase avenue, two
story frame cottage, $4,000; Mrs. Coch-
rane, Spokane and Sumach streets.
two-story frame apartment house, $5,-
200; Henry Sexton, SIS Juniper street,