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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
DoughertY Court Adioufns
Especial rispatch to The Iournal)
ATRANY lime M-Judee Frank ParH

ALBANY, June 2.-Judge Frank Park
adjourned DOugherty superior court last
night until Monday morning, when the
Jim Morris murder case will be taken
I'D. Norris killed John Mcneil, son OF
w. A. Mcneil, of Waycross. and broth-
er of w. D. Mcneil, of Macon. The lat
ter will probably be here to assist in the
prosecution. Self defense is the plea OF
Morris in justification for his deed Judge
Park yesterday dismissed all the trial ju-
rors who served last week, and drew a
new panel of 50 for this week. Sheriff
c. c. Barbre and Deputy Sheriff Fort
Tarver are busy today serving summons
to the new Jurors.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
GomperS Found Guilty
y Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. June 24.-Samuel Com
pers, Frank Morrison and John Mitchell
the labor leaders, were today held guilts
Of contempt of court by the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia. II
connection with courts Injunction in tbs
Bucks stove and range boycott case
They will attempt to appeal again to tbs
supreme court of the United States
which reversed their former convictioIA
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
Sergeant Gumb browns

CHARLESTON, s. c.. June 24eDe-
tails reached this city Sunday of the
drowning Saturday night in the Sulli-
vans island surf of Sergt. Harry w.
Gumb. OF Lowell, Mass. Gumb got
caught in a whirlpool in the rocks. His
young wife. who was watching nearby
with her little child, started into the
water TO rescue him. but could do moth
Ing. His body will be shipped home. He
was attached to the army post at Fort
MouItrie.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
DALTON DAUGHTERS
HAVE FLAG EXERCISES
fspecial Dispatch to The Journal.)

Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)
DALTON, Ga, June A.-The Gov. Johr
Milledge chapter. daughters of the
American Revolution. fittingly observed
Flag day at the home Of Mrs. c. NJ
HoIlingsworth. on North Thornton ave
nue., Friday afternoon.
The home was decorated by scores Of
American flags, the patriotic colors be-
ing in evidence on all hands, and an
interesting program was given. Mrs. Hol-
lfngsworth made an excellent talk about
the flag of the nation, giving a brief his
tory of its adoption at the hands OF con-
gress, and Miss Willie White responded
to a toast on the flag. her words being
Ia nriIv annronriafe to the coca sion.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
TOBACCO MEN ENGAGE
IN THREE-C0RNERED DUEL
fBv Associa "a Press.l

fus Ellington had MORALLY wounded Al>
win Wheeler, a tobacco planter Of Veals-
burg a few miles from here today.
Wheeler's son shot Ellington. Wheeler
died a few minutes after he had been
shot, but Ellington, despite his wounds.
was jailed.
Wheeler and Ellington had been at
odds since Wheeler attempted to check
the liquor traffic in this part Of thu
state
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-25
Crawford browns

TAMPA, Fla, June, 24.-Joseph Gran
ford, sailor of the revenue cutter For
ward, was drowned at st. Petersburg
while bathing yesterday afternoon He
was attacked by cramps. Hundreds OF
bathers watched efforts of men who at
tempted to rescue him.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
&riegsflotte Ser Ser. staateu.
@albingt t 0 II, 8. 9e

Genr gunnesfongreB ging belabe
Ser sssabresberidt 5es Marinelefre=
tdrs Oleper gu. 9rei sdIadtlhtffe
meroen fiir oos 1rd@1fe Sistaliabr ge<
forSert, npit ser 8egriinblnrg, oaB
fir oas luufenoe 6isfuliabr MIR ei1
Sdladtl6iff onitele ser geforoerten
slpsi be1piGjgt 1pur5e. Ser Morine-
iefretar fiibrt aus, 5ab 5ie Ser. Staa=
ten BON ibrem Globe als 5peite See
muht ser NSelt al1f Sen Dierten ber=
oblinfe11 piir5en, 1pe1un iie 5ie notbt-
gen slusgaben fir sic 6lotte hentert:
@eiter gefor5ert mer0en 0ie Wfihel
fir 51pei Nan5erfret5er, Is 3eritorer,
6 l1nterleeboote, 2 @anonenboote utto
5aflreit'e @ilfsi6iffe. 6erner miro
ausgefiibrt, 5oB Ser 9uftl6iffoie11lt
boiling ltr1geruiigeno .iei, meil Die be-
1piniaten Weittel nidt ausreidten.
iSranfreib eebe $6,000,000 i'm Sabre
fir Slugoeuge aus, sssapon $500, 600.
Sic Ser. gtoaten aber battem Mir
$4,000 51rr &erfiignng gebobt. 90
1ar1m enrpfieblt ser sefretar Die
gfnffung elmer 6lottenreiere bon
10000 Matm1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Sic Groitld1Gceu I'M 9ibeineebiet.
g e t | n, 9. 5

SIM preuBiiden Megeoronetenbaus
lit sic 9eotb Ser @in5er i'm &bein= ltt6
Moielgebiet sur sprade gefommen,
oeren @r0Be 10 beraergreifen0 ge=
lhiloert lporoen 1par, oaB iidy 6as
2a1totpirfbidoftsminiiteri beran=
laBt fnblte, eine armfangrei9e @elo=
bilfe CUR Mloerung 6es 6urb urer-
1nartete 6rolte entitan6enen 5dooens
in Musii6t 8l1 itenen. Die Shil6e=
rung 6es MotBtan6es eriaien ie6od
na9 Musfubrungen oes 2an6mirtb-
i9aftsn1iniiteriums 5len1f in tpeiert-
Li9 anoere1n 2idt als nod Sen Mel=
0lungen aus @ilBerfreiien. Ser 2an5-
1pirtbitaftsr11iniiter Dr. 6rbr. b.
SborIe,ner beontportete etrte in Oct
Mngelegenbeit ser @in8er OFT 5ie Ste,
gierlng geridtete Snterpellation 1nto
gnb auf @run5 bon eirgebenoen St.
beb1rngen 5u, 6aB eine S96d6igrnrg
a1er6ings porliege. Gr beftrih ie6o4,
6aB es ii6 iiberbnl1pt Inn cine tpirf=
Iide Motblage bon6le. Die @egierrmg
bnbe Sic @erb1ltniiie ei1tgebenS ge=
priift un6 es babe ii9 berauseeitelf,
baB Sic S6dbungen, sic Sen @1u.
SEN auf 25,OOO,O0O Marf ooer gor
nod bber angaben, gun5 ungebeuer-
lid iibertrieben feie1. Ser gefamm.
te 5do6en beluufe fi9 auf b0ditens
arroertboB Millionen Warf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Sob Ses 9reibnnbs.
st o NJ, 10 Sc

" " III, 1U. 1ed.
&01lig Giftor Emmanuel empfina
am Sonntag SEN nnberiifnnif f9en 8ot.
idnfter, Ebonnas S. O'8rien, in glu-
oien5, Ser Elm g6reiben 8rdi. Safts
iiberreidte. Die Anoien3 mar iiber<
a,as ber5lid, un5 Ser @6nig egt4
groBes ssntereife fir sic Ser. Staaten
an Sen Gag. Ct beribrte al9 sic CT
neuer11rg oes 9reibunoes, ser, epie
man anninn1t, nuf ,peitere 8tpoIf Ss5ab<
re erneuert lit. seine g1aieitdt brud-
te lt6 bodit befrie6igt Iber oieie Sbat-
ia6e ous un6 1ptes darauf bin, bab
Ser Dreibunb in SEN oreibig Sesabren
ieines 8eiterns Sen Srieben urter
SEN @robnnd6ten erbolte1t urp6 eesta-
lien tt Sen Stun5 gefett babe, fi6 6u-
beim iider 51l fiibGen unb ieine aus
lanoiiden &ilfsqneuen 5l1 et1ttpifeIn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
1000 3tuiidjemoedler.
g REM e n, 9. 9e5.

Ser Strom ser slus1nanoeralng
ra9 @nnerifa beginnt 511 elmer Sobe
on5uidhpeaen, tpie lie tint Siefe SSat<
res5eit ieit elmer &eibe Don Sobren
nidt gu beoba6ten eetpelen tit. Ser
,,gaoroo. 9lopo" bat in ser pergange=
mem @ode eirpen mngebeuren Mn=
brong 5l1 be1pdltige11 gebabt. STE
@remer @eieni9oft bot ni6t apentger
als bier 9nnrpfer obgefertigt, gum
gr0Bten Sbeil nit 9lus1pan6ererr be-
ieet. Die Danppfer uTrieori@ 6er
@poBe," r8rou6e1rburg" r@r1angen"
un6 r@ittefin6" britrgen beimabe
piertouie1po 31piihe1r6edler na6 @me=
rita. r5nieori6 ser @robe" 'befinoet
ii6 nn6 Seem Sort, u8ron6emb1trg
1a9 Baltimore, r@rlangen" na6
8rdilien urb rgiittefi,@" nod Mr=
gentirien n1termegs.
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&tiiis in, &adlieu.
g o 1n0 on. 9 0p;


Ser plobli9 erfolgte @iidttritt 1es
neutrality-suspicious. @riegsniniiters,
Gen. Auffenberg, uno 0es Gbefs oes
@ereralitabs, Gen. s9enum, oie
Meloung bon ser @o,rserhratiot1 ser
geiauunten oiterreidiiden Glotte IN
Sent tpt4tigen &riegsbnfen Holn, io=
|mie Seiterrei9-s l1rmerba1rolur9e noe.
gem oir,er terrporauen Mnleibe bon
$50,vuU,000 1paren sic pi4tigite1r
greigmiie, sic om Mottag a1s ser
8olfan-& -&rtie reiultierten. @rii,poe fir
sen 8ediel i'm oiterrei4if4en @rie9s-
r1itptiteriaur1 1plroe,r nibt angegeberl
sod es beitebt fem 3,peifd, 6ab cine
9leroem1rg in Iol4' midtigen @belen
aar 5ieier 3eit ols dl1Berit beoeutarrgs-
bon on9eleben aper6en muB. Mon er-
nartete augemein, oaB General bon
Sotenoorf i'm Golle eir,es @rieges gum
@eneroli litabsdef ernnnrt ,peroen tpiir-
Sc, 5o4 ieirpe grrennlrtg IN eir,e1n
aueenblif, 100 sic grnel,erl1ng seq
Dreibutr6es urgefiin6igt miro, u,ro
Oefterrei9 lint ;erbn1rblllngen tpegen
elmer Mrrle9be Don $5O,0OO,OOO a1p-
frriipft, fann tausn eirrett berlbigen-
SEN GinfluB ouf Ole i,tternotiormle
2o9e alrsiibett. D6an rrinunt I'm 2ort-
Don ON, 6uB 0eiterrei4 sic abfi@
bat, eirren ihrten ginfluB auf oie
in 9onoon nod 4iters begirmte,roen Som
feren5e urs5iiiben, nm Dor aIIer 0irt-
gem gu berbin6ern, oaB sic Siirfei fi@
Sem 8nltar+8ur6 a1tl@liebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

Mosnarb sen @orltdn1en lrno Ndtglie=
ser1r ser 9a16elshnpmern leine @Iiid=
miinlde 5rm 50idbrigen 8eitebeu ser
Organization ultsoriidte, fnm er auf
>en boben @rr1t 0er itrternationalen
Sage 5u ipreGen. Sic uartunteite
Steae in oen Musfiibrungen 5es @o=
nigs la1atete uortli6: sd bobe Sic
feife 3uperltdt, haB oen1 &eide 0ie
Segnungen 6es Grie0ens lange erbol-
ten Meiben 1perben. gir f0nnen ii,
ernIten 3eiten 6ieles foItbare @ut MIR
1pabren, menn mir utts bon tpei9li9er
@enublu6t fernboltem un6 getuiat
fins, inn gehotenet elugenblid Gut
l1n6 8lut ei1t5ltiebe11 lt11o Sos perlon=
lite @oN 6e1n Dierrit 6es @aterlan=
ces unter5lor6nert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
y Nl1nterridltsbeb0r0e,

gorlto, qe. l1nterri1tsbebor0
Sic lid, ser gege,riiber bisber
lebr flau er1piefn bot, gu unterneb<
mem lpr,o ourb ieinen sbulausi4uB
eiate lebbofte Mgitation i1rs 8ert 5lt
leten, oie na9net,tli6 in oem olS
;, ,8rerpertoapn" befa1r11ten Stoothetle,
Ser cine ltnrte beutide 8epolferng
fat, er1ergii6 betrieben 1perbe1t ion.
Osit Sem sdulal1siduB iolen 5ea1t-
ide 8etpobuer ie1res StaotbeileS
@olro in @anb geben uno perfnhet1,
Ser SdmIbeb0r5e flor gu n1n6e1t, Dob
Sic 6elltihen stener5abler nu9 tn
sbuI= =Mngelesenbeiten etpas npit5ure=
Sen boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
&radjt,uerf iiber .oie TIotte.
Be r I II, z. Sea


Oas iilberne gegierungsiub
a&oiier g8iIbelnrs, oas I'M 11a4iten
Sabre 9efeiert miro, 1pirft feline S9at=
ten popaus. als 8orla1fer ser lGeier
eritei1et cine slrt BON @uloigung fit
Sie oe1tide Marine, aIs 6e1rieni9en
Gbea ser gntpidlu1pg 6es Deutlden
8ei6s, fir SEN @aiier 8ilbelm ieit
Mnbegipn ieiner 8egerung feline
pon1te &raft, fein oouites S1hereife
NIT ponihn1 @rfolge 11t1ermii6li@ eir=
geiett bnt uno eirriett. Ser 5der-
lide 8erlag gibt idon iest Elm Hradt=
1perf iiber ote 6lote beraus. Die 81
G1ltratiore1 riibren bon 5ent Mori1re-
mailer 8iny Stoetper fer, 1eiien 8u-
ser un1o Neri0nlid,tett ii9 beioroerer
@unit oes @oiiers erfreuen; sen Be-
gleiterpoen Sert bat ser M6nriralitats-
rafb @islicer1us nls be1pdbrter Sod
mann gei9rieben. 8enn es ol1d oiel<
Ieidt MIR elm Spiel 1es 3ufans it,
onB gerabe oieies 8erf ser erfte 8or-
bote bes Sltbildl1nrsiabres geporoen
lit, 10 >pir6 iein @ri1eia1en irr @inblid
dnf Sic ei1t5ig haitebe1r6e1 8er6ienite
oes @aiiers INN 6ie oe1hide 6Iotte uro
auf sic ongeunein inuuler mod 5llneb-
mernbe 5lottertbegeiiberln1g I'M @ei6
nrit boppelter Grelt6e begriiBt. S1-
balt urb Musfittattlnrg oes 8ertes fin6
gleid gldnaenb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Sritr | bis s
&er9a,tolu1t8ett
t0tt,1e,t Beginner.
Die britii&e &egiernng iteat ben drie.
henahehnan1a dtigten Der 8aIfan.
Staten ben ct. Sames &alait 5ar
&erfiisnna~ = @offunus baf i'd
@rin}enlanb betbeiligt.
2on6on. 8. Sea.


@ie er heint, lit Musii# porborp-
oen, daB Ser 6rieoe nrf oem 8nltan
i4neuer bereeltellt tperoen miro, ads
tmnn a1fanas erpartet bate. Sim
'nd4ften Sa1nitog meroen Ole 8epoQ-
mod her Slrfei rn0 Der BuItan-
:itonen her ibre erite Sibung abbni-
ten aura nnmn bofft, oub Ole 8eipre-
daamgem idnea erleoigt mer5en, mo-
npentlib 90 lid alt9 @rie9enlnt1o ar-
aul4LRBen geoenft. Die britii4e @e-
gierune bat Sen 8eponndd dtigten oes
Snrftldeu &eibes uro ser Stuoten
Ses 8altunbun0es sen biitorii9en ct.
SSanes-&aloft in 2onbpn Ole off
5teM &efoena ser e1tgliiden &otrige.
fir 0te ndhite s8ode begi1r1tetroer
Observation-Disclosures aar @erfii.
guna seiteut, ourd sic, 1pie n1an m
oiplouratfiGen &reiien beitil1unt bofft,
oas 8alfan=Eroblen enbgiiltig erie.
oigt >neroen iollte, SOS in 6e1r lekten
@oden sen 6rie6en Ga1ropos 10 lebr
beorcbh bat.
siirtei - Setpfif Gaid,a, gotid,af,
ter in 9onSon; geiianri Hai6u, 8ot-
idafter in 8erlin; &edn6 Bai4o, ser
tiirfii9e @art6eIsr1pi1tiifter. 5erbien
= g. geooofobhi9, Mtglie0 Des ST.
nan5miniiteriums; 81. geifolhi9, Ser
&raiioe11t 0es Mbgeoronetenbul1ies
General 8oiooitih. Montenegro -
Ser friibere Miniiterprdii5e11t -Weiius-
fooitid; Ser friibere @eiunote in &on-
itantinopel &opobitld; @raf @eio-
pHid ser gegenudrtige Gbef bes &o-
binets. 8ulgarien - Miniiterprd-
iioent @eidosp; 81. Gane1p, 8raiioent
oes Observation-Disclosures; sic Genera
le supom luno Jitlde1p. Sb @rieder1-
Gano beohliddtttgt, gepoGnnadd ddtigte 5u
ser 6rie0ensfonferens in 9o1pSon gu
iemben, lit nodJ nidt beitinuurt, OBJ
glei9 es fiir5lid gebeiBen batte, 1ies
!peroe gel6eben; nod elmer ont sanr-
Iaagmorgen in 9onoon beroffentlidten
9eadridt iou @riede1rlono beobiidti.
gen. in elmer ser @eupaitaote uuf 6em
Sentiment, tpubri9eirrli6 in Gisn, ei-
gene &erban6lungen nit Ser Siirfei
5u fiibren. SSeoenfans befin6et fi4
@riedenIor16, 10 Iange es sen @affen-
Notwithstanding nidt unter5eidtret
bof, in elmer ar6eren Stel1ung, aIs
8tlgarien, Serbien uno Montenegro.
Ser 2o1t6otter Sinres 1pir6 allerbitg3
aus Sofia genel6et, es lei @rnn6 5lt
Ser @1urabme oorba110en, bob in
sltben iett eine peri0nlidere Stiu1-
nn1ng berride, 11n6 5aB @rie6en1a1u6
|6en @nffenitinI nIhrt1soertrag INIT ser
Slrfei u11ter5ei9rer tper6e, ebe ole
6ri@ensoelegation in 2or6on 5uiam-
men fonrm1e.
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Qittfe Sails.

Montag Madu1ittog brobte @9e
riff ,Aruitrorg, in oeilen 8egleitune
| iid @ebulfsideriff 8. Sc Blanc
Gol11tp -Mntpolt Cameron, @reisge
ridtsi6reiber g. g. Brif luub 81. s.
gernon befa,r6en, sen Gbeiter 1uran>
nod st. Gloa1o, tpo iid ser i,urgt
Mnmn por &reisri6ter 9epe iduloiu
betan,rte, Dor eir1igen 8oden in Sci
@dbe oiefer staM oeriudt 5u bobe1,
8op Duran6 gu ermor6en, neil Sic
ier iban einelp @elopori9uB bertpeiger=
te. 8i9ter Mpe iatn6te sen reuiger,
gerbre6er IN sic ct. glo1o @efornt.
tnoban er BON Sderiff Mrn1-
itrong gebraht tplrr6e uno NO er ii9
'boffentlid at eiresrr bnol,dbaretr Met-
glieo Ser nteniHIiden @efnidnft ber<
anbilcen miro. = eric Sobrion fen.
rpuroe ouf offe,ter straBe Canning
Morgen bonn Shlnge geriibrt ut1 als
22eid}e in leine gSobnlsng getragen.
Gate George.
;9ier itorb 0ier1itug Aberpo letter
@ode 5te Gruu oes sIbert 5tertk
pelde felt Monate1p an einem Mugen-
libel Tit, oos ibren Sos berbeifiibrte.
Mm Jreitng na1roe iie nod einen por-
Z geboltene1, @equie1n nlrf Sem fntb.
@ottesader begraben. CUR 8eerbi-
gumg batte ii@ faft sic gon5e @euoein-
oe eingefIp6en, Inn Ser @eri9ieoenen
Cen lebten @brenoienit gu er,peiien.
Uht 6un @atten betrnl1ern mebrere
ainoer SEN Sos ser gubett Mutter, 5ie
I'M Sitter bon 50 Snbren zines eligen
1ooes itorb. Moge iie ruben in Grie-
cen! - sssn ser 6nr1tlie Matb. @als
febrte elm tpaderes 5obnhen eit; 6us
gGeide greigniB trlag iib in ser 5onri-
lie sSsomr %. Sens gu. 8eioen 6mni-
lien Slid 5nr 8eid@rn1tg. sSob1
Bod bnt ouf ieiner 6nrm, Die @n.
Eibeniteirer in Hobt bat, 6en Stnn
bufsd eiuen Anbo,t ertpeitern Ioiierr.
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9entidj in BEN sdlnler,.

HbiIo s. 6eIpbia, go, 9. Seq.
Ser 8bilnoelpbia 3apeig 6es
9nitid itidanerifnnii6e1 3errtralbunoes
BON 3enniplbartia bt in elmer inter
gorfit BON Dr. 6. S. Seponer OBJ
gebnlbenen Werinn1n,ling bef4Ioifen
nberntdls I'M ssntereiie ser ginfiib
mnrq 6es 11nternitbffs Ser 6eahfden
H5prade IN 6ie 8olffssfidbulen einen
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Sail in 3out.
st Q nj, 8. 8

" III, 8. Se3.
ssn ser om @on1rtng in @om OBJ
geboItenen ft6dootiiiden Wobl tanet
na1mtIide antiflerittolen aun6i6otett
bur1. ri9lieBli9 Mapor gdoba1s.
Die @leritnIen e1hbielten fi@ ser Ab.
Itintnumg
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Sean,tnaen bes Triebens.
BerTin. 10 0e;

UPTI IIE IU. 0R3.
Cine podetrbe &eoe, pelde I'M gort-
gen &ei4 patriotiiden Bfoerbnn firt-
6et, bat @orig Srieort4 Matg1tit bon
ga9ien nrddBli6 ser 6eier 6es goIoe-
men SSubild1u1rs Ser id4iiiden 8an-
6elsfoumern gebaIten. ssroerr Ser
Evening journal., 1912-12-06
FOG HOLDS
STEAMERS OUT
DURING NIGHT

Shipping on the Delaware Bay and
River yesterday was practically at a
standstill, owing TO the dense fog that
enshrouded the stream during the en-
tire day. The only vessels risking a
collision in it and proceeding either
up or down the river were the New
Orleans, from Providence; the Tucan
from Boston. and the Ontario, from
jacksonville and Savannah, of the
Merchants and Miners Line, and the
Wilson Line boats.
The Wilson Line steamers, City OF
Wilmington and City of Philadelphia
were caught in the heavy fog last
evening and were compelled to tie
up at Chester over night, dischargine
the passengers at that place, the lat
ter making their way by train and
trolley to Wilmington and Philadel-
phia.
Many inquiries for people on the
boats were made at the Wilson Line
Offices here, but little information
could be gotten.
The City of Wilmington left Phila-
delphia at 4.15 at the same time the
City of Philadelphia left Wilmington
The passengers of the former vesse
did not reach this city until 9 O'Clock
last night The City of Wilmington
arrived here at o'clock this after
noon.
Evening journal., 1912-12-06
JAPANESE GIRL"
A JOLLY OPERETTA

The japanese Girl" two-act
operatta. was charmingly given in the
New Century Club last night, under
the direction of Miss Isabelle B. Wales.
by many of her young women pupils.
The cast included Mrs Julia Baynard
Clark Miss Marion Frederick, Miss
Nellie Allen. Miss Amanda Palmer,
Miss Lola Parsons, Miss Mildred
Belts, and Mrs William Watson while
the chorus consisted of Miss Berl, Miss
Dreamer. Miss Folsom, Miss Groves,
Miss Hamilton, Miss Jackson, Miss
Owens, Miss Saville and Miss Wayne.
The scene represented a Japanese
garden. The curtain rose on a line
of Japanese girls in the garden sing
ing the opening chorus Mrs Clark,
soprano, as o Hanee San. who had
the leading part, sang and acted In
a most commendable manner. her
beautiful soprano voice being heard to
advantage. One of her most pleasing
numbers was the bird-cage aria, with
violin obligato by Miss Della Sim
mons. who was off stage Mrs Clark
also sang in a trio with Miss Fred
erick, mezzo soprano, and Miss Allen,
contralto, both OF whom had charm
ing solo parts in this number Miss
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NOT MARRIED BUT
HELD AS WIFE BEATER

Theresa hi Nichola, who after OBJ
tanning a license TO marry Areeo
Georgia two months ago and thought
that was all needed to constitute a
legal marriage. had her supposed
hubby arrested the other day on a
charge Of wife beating. The pair ap-
peared IN city Court this morning but
Arego this time was charged with as
sault and battery on Theresa. Their
license was offered as evidence.
After hearing the testimony Judge
Churchman held Arego under $500
bail for the Court OF General Sessions
OF the charge of wife beating preferr-
ing that tribunal pass on the ques-
ton. Theresa, who looks to be mid
die age, said she arrived in this coun-
try from Italy last Easter and had
known Arego four or FIVE months be-
fore they obtained the license
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Lydia Saville. contralto, also won her
hearers with a solo.
In the second act, Mrs. Watson, as
Minerva Knowall," an American gov
erness. captivated all by her clever
Interpretation of her role. She sang
several selections> in line with her
ludicrous character work. particularly
her encounter with the giggling Jap
anese maidens who blocked her path
way. After vainly endeavoring to
make them understand French, Ger
man and Italian, she blandly was in
formed that they spoke English.
Another amusing number was a
duet, 1--WE Are Not Finished Yet" by
Miss Parsons and Miss Belts. both OF
whom have most pleasing voices and
delightful style of singing
Mrs. Ellwood c. Jackson was at the
piano. and violin obligatOs were play
ed by Miss Della Simmons. a young
violinist of high ability She played
two movements of the Mendelssohn
Concerto between the acts.
One of the most attractive and APP
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LABOR WANTS
4 CENT FARE

Signed by several hundred mem
bers of various labor organizations
In the city a resolution adopted by
the Central Labor Union Will be pre-
scented to the Board OF Public Utili-
ties Commissioners this afternoon.
calling up the members of the board
TO take up the matter Of street car
fares with the Wilmington and Phil
adelphia Traction Company and re-
Quire the company to reduce the
present fare of five cents to four
cents.
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ACCUSED OF EMBEzzLEMENT.

On October last William H. Klair.
a horse dealer, svore out a warrant
before Magistrate Buckley for the
arrest OF David Keen also a horse
dealer, charging him with emhezzle-
ment Of S473.50
Chief of Police George Black re-
ceived word yesterday that Keen was
under arrest In Philadelphia He is
being held TO await extradition 20
Delaware
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LOTS OF FUN
FOR SOCIALISTS
AT Csc PER

The committee having charge OF the
Socialist ball. to be held in Pulaski
Hall this evening. met last night and
made final arrangements for the affair.
The entertainment will begin al s
o'clock. and between the dances sing
ing, Rotations and readings will be
given. Young women will dispense
coffee and lemonade. No intoxicants
will be allowed. and officers Of the law
VA be conspicuous by their absence.
The dance will cost each person at
tending % cents
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DOLL SALE FOR
HOSPITAL TO-DAY

The much heralded Doll Sale and
Supper, is being given by the Junior
Board Of the Homeopathic Hospital in
the New Century Club today. A large
attendance is expected for this after
noon and for the supper early this
evening. An kinds of fancy articles
suitable for gifts are offered for sale.
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Funeral OF MSS RILEY.

The funeral Of Miss Anna C. Riley
daughter Of Bailin Of Council James
J Riley, who died on Monday took
place from the home of her parents
yesterday afternoon Mr. Riley ex-
tends his thanks to friends Of his
daughter who sent floral tributes.
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DIcKERsON CASE GOES OVER.

Owing TO Samuel s Adams. attor-
ney. having made arrangements to
90 South. the case of Andrew Dicker-
son was continued by Judge Church.
man this morning until December o.
Mr. Adams represents Dickerson. who
is accused of assaulting Patrolman
McGillion
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PRINCESS DRESSERS- anyone would appreciate
They combine the elegance of the cheva mirror with the
utility of the bureau S22 S23 S25 S27, $50 S54
LADIES' DESKS Beautiful designs in Golden Oak Early
English Circassan Walnut, Birds-Eye Maple Imitation and
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S17.O0, $1,000 and $1,000 each
LADIES' DESKs-In Solid Mahogany very attractive pat
........... ............ S2200 $500 each
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STATE PROBES
SMYRNA SHOOTING

Deputy Attorney General Josiah o.
Wolcott and State Detective Frank
Mccoy went to Smyrna on Wednesday
to investigate the tragedy in which
Atron Reynolds, Jr., lost his life.
Evening journal., 1912-12-06

AS a suggestion In saving time. ac-
oomphshing many things quickly and
at small cost--make full use OF the
Want Columns.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-12-06

There is an effective. simple and
direct way TO reach those who you
most desire to gair' attention from
use the Wants-Adv.
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C0RONER.EIECT no ROM.

Coroner-elect John T. Spring will
bond for the faithful performance OF
his duties In Superior Court this ar
ternoon
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pealing features of the operatta was
the singing and dancing Of the chorus.
Miss Janet Jackson was very gracious
and dainty In a solo dance that won
encomiums for her