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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Trout Creek Mining company, location
OF principal place Of business. Salt Lake.
Utah,
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. z, levied on the End day
OF July, 1912. the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
vyaD g. r. q, Every Sunday.

Provo Cnnyon, s'oo L. M 1s s.Inn 49,, =,
Ogden, l0;35 r. M lS'Ao p m'' An
casvs S;SU utah iake). 500 a. m... I.s5
pharaoh = Glen. $3.50 a. p:.''. , ,SS ~
Bingham, 7;45& ~ z m: S;4o 40 ?: MT n; nunsg n"p
III lou ssoTt Ia Provo canyon. Special
tf1sin fsils iesves Salt Lake for Provo can.
s,S,n ira npoints ct $40 9. n.. and returning
yoS yayeS Wildwood. $500 p. M Upper
Ss, SsI,s s;1S D. m; Provo, 7'35 p. m''
ssSvino Salt Lake. e:2o p. IA
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LEGACY AWAITS CLAIMANT.

william n. Furton (or heirsl. late OF
Louisa county. Iowa. later NJ ConccnRul-
Gaughters in Salt Lake City. 10 requested
10 write Silss w. Mack. lawyer. Monte
rey Cal. regarding legacy now payable
IN estate OF Martha l. Newton. deceassd.
02SyG
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WALL STREET OPTIMISTIC
OVER UPTURN IN PRICES
Topper consumption Increasing; Steel Plants
running at Capacity and a Bumper
crop Coming Into the Market
BY Thomas c. Shotwell.
BY international News serv,cs

BY international News Service
TEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Copper stocks
N were the feature OF the market
To-Day In Wall street. In the course
OF The day new high records were
made In Amalgamated and Ana
eonda. In the last hour there was profit
taxing, but the list as a whole surprised
,ne professionals with It's strength.
among the specialties that attra cted At
tention were Industrial Alcohol with a
new nigh record of 56, Biscuit With an
advance OF two points and LInseed that
wens up more than a point, Steel sold
at the highest price of the wear whsn a
hundred share lot crossed the tape at
10. Proof that the little traders are fol-
lowing the market actively was seen
When on the Consolidated exchange more
than 1900 shares Of Steel Changed ha nd q
at from IS to 75i, whereas only a single
hundred Shares went at that price on
the big board
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EYaporated Fruits.
81 I,ouiq Wool,

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i,-Evapornted appies. In
active Pruner, qulet. AprIcots. steady. Peaches
dull and easy. Rhisps. quiet.
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Cation Market,

NEW YORK. Aug l-coton e'''s'
net S,vG aS'aS SHI,gAEs Aug. sL-srot cotton easy
n,iddtipR, ING
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az. ssD 900 hsarss
Now York Bonds
aew York Monap

q lIGS n. aug, 2l.-Money on call
~ ssns sss,nosslns bid. IL per cent, oSssrsS
|lnely a, ,SV.eady, sixty days. ~ per
pss cent per cent; six months.
'cah'l'e paper, 595s per
- IN Ss.hangs steady. with actual
'as blils s bills at s4.sa.5o for
"nd al s4.s7.2o for de-
'IS'S1sl 'I'S,ss bills. assn.
k';nhent VIC, Mexican dollars. 4ssc-
FssuIar ponds irregular: railroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

ST. LOUIS. Aug. ci.-wool steady. Medium
noe. lsG21c: heavy sns, ia4iso; tub wasbed
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rpAJN cTATISTlCS
Condition Of Treasury

WASHINGTON JAWS, z1.-At tho oesinn'ns o..
h,s,n.sa TO-DAY tho condition Of the United state"
treasury YVES: ,s.., Z Of 1Aq OH
working pnIao'n list. trsasury s6, 2la. .325
In banks ena nnnrsI fund.,,..,. 1877 TT. 1913
The totnl OF .pS s -.,,.,,.. 2,676
Receipts Jesleroh, - Isl SS6
DiahursamoDts wSr6 ''-'.'' ,,o
Ths descit 10 date this nsoal ysar Is 90; s 10,
az against deoct of a2is3H'aos a. h'' ''He
Tbess ngures exclude Panama canal and pubic
debt tranoactioue.
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RANCE OF THE LEADING FUTURES,
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations as follows. Flour, s.s. s%.:
rye No. 2, 7ac. barley, tssd or mixing 4s%tsd' sd
ser clever sced Sl0 0coTl5.6o; mess PORK
XII s7nais 90; lard IN tierocB. $3.50: short r'os'
i0's'' ''' GRAIN STATISTICS
-., ,-.,,.s n, wheat and hour equal
o.. = oao ooo bushels Primary receipts were l.
isl 900 bushels compared with 10000 bushels ,ns
,,.snondina day a year ago. Estimated reosipts
81 ,orerroT. Wheat sa3 cars corn lol CATE
oats 2se cars; hogs, 10000 hcad'
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tsS,@ y -, Oata and nua

q. .fe s, s, 3i.--corn, No. yellow,
'"ss. Fias. ~ oats: soh63lc. No. :
"ss. Barley. asaerc.
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A fslF stns,ght sa MEMS ailments

Falling Health. Nervousness. Weakness.
Poor Memory. Lees Of Energy, Drain on
che Ambition, Wornout Feeling. TinIds
Headache, 6aekache, Eseesses, MeIar.
ehoiy. Easily Excited. Restless at Night,
ars sors ef the symptoms that destroy
manhood.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
STANTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del. Aug. 3.-Mr. and
Mrs l.. A. Othoson entertained a.
house party on Sunday. July 2S. the
occasion being In honor of Mr.. Otho-
sons birthday anniversary. Among
those present were four generations
Of the Othoson family The guests
included Mrs l.. A 0thoson. I. c.
Othoson and children. Mabel and AL
ven Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hendrick-
son and daughter Anna, Mrs. Sterling
and son Ephraim. MI and Mrs. e z.
Othoson. Mr. and Mrs Howard Otho-
son and children. Estella. Howard.
Jr. Carl. and Anna. Mr.. and Mrs
Katherine. Mrs Elizabeth Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs James Brown and chill
dren. Norris Elizabeth and Gaylor,
Mr. and Mrs. W 3. Johnson and
daughter Alma. Mrs. Iohn A. John
son. Mr. and Mrs. II F. Beater and
son Harmon Mr. and Mrs Atwood
Johnson and children. Myrtle. Ella.
and John Mr. and Mrs. w 3 Cham
bers, Maskel Johnson and son VIII
lard Mrs A. Shelder. Mr. and Mrs.
B L. Dickey, Miss Edna Mashman,
Edgar Carrow, c. NJ Riley and NJ H.
Ramho
Harry Buckson Of 81. Georges was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Eli
son on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r Thompson Of
Wilmington are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Sherwood at Ruthby.
Mrs Samuel Taylor was the guest
Of Mrs George Banks on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell and
family, Mr. and Mrs. William Cham.
bers and Miss Margaret Maris hav'
returned home after n months camp
ing out along White Clay creek
Edward Cranston and Norman
Fipps are visiting Mr.. Fipps home a
West Chester.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
SUSSEX MAN
.SHOWSRIPE GRAPES

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del, Aug 3.-William
G. Bethards. Of Milford, and Mae
Tuthill. daughter of A. F. Tuthill. Of
Milford. were married at the Lincoln
NJ p. parsonage on Tuesday evening,
July 80, by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
One Of the automobiles at the race
track of Derriokson. at Frederick.
ran over William Clark, and badly in
iured him.
William ~ Dorsey claims the dis
tinction of having the first ripe grapes
in this vicinity A sample of the
fruit was shown THE EVENING
JOURNAL correspondent and they
were of excellent formation and thor
oughlv ripe.
The Ladies' Aid of the Milford Neck
Church Las had the church repair
ed and decorated. The church will
be reopened on August Is.
The Rev. c. 3. Kitchen who has
been acting as pastor Of the Milford
Neck Church has presented his re-
signation.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
WOODDALE


Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WOODDALE, Del. Aug. 3.-Miss
Hannah Murphy entertained al her
home on Sunday the following guests
Miss Ethel Kelley. OF New York. Miss
Margaret Dineen. Miss Margaret
Horty, Misses Mabel and Helen Pot
ter, Of Wilmington, and Miss Bertha
Barlow. of Marshallton.
Mrs Walter 7. Carey and family
of Wilmington have returned 10 their
home, after spending a month with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Murphy az Wooddale
Miss Agnes Murphy has returned
home after spending a few days with
friends al Ashland
Master Walter Carey ls spending
the summer months with his grand
parents here,
Misses Hannah Murphy Berths
Barlow Nellie Cleaver, Anna Toomy
end Alice Brown will spend the lasi
week OF August at Atlantic City
Francis Murphy. Earl Rothwell. 10
seph Murphy and Michael Toome,
spent Sunday IN Baltimore.
Dennis Murphy, Jr.. is spending TIVE
weeks with friends at Rehoboth. III
is accompanied by his cousin, Michae
Dineen
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy spen
Sunday with friends In Wilmington
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
ELKTON

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON. Md. Aug. Mrs. VIII
liam Schouler and her daughter. Miss
Frances w schouler are guests OF
Mrs Albert Nelson, at Bayville, Long
Island
Mrs. Carlos n. Sanchez. Of New
York. formerly Of Elkton. is visiting
her sister, Mrs w A. b. Sellman at
her home the Mount Royal apart
ments. Baltimore, Md.
William J. Miller has returned to
Elkton. after a months vacation at
Ortley, ~ J.
The Rev. william Schouler has re-
turned from Ortley H. j. where he
has been spending his hve weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Howard Biddle. of Singerly,
was in Elkton on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Mackall. OF
Moorhead, Mimi. are the guests Of
Mr.. Mackall's sister Mrs. Virginia
NJ McCabe
Mrs. Frank Van Sickle. Of Colum-
bus, Ohio. who has been visiting her
brother, Albert Constable. left on
Wednesday for the Adirondacks.
Robert Jacquette. who resides on
the Bush farm, was in Elktoh one day
this week
Morris Dunbar Of Philadelphia, is
in Elkton, spending his vacation.
The Misses Jones, who have been
visiting Miss Maggie and Miss Annie
] McIntire, near Elkton. have returned
TO their home in Germantown. Pa.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

John G. Stevens, of near Centre
Vile, broke his wrist while cranking
an automobile.
Five of the ten Havre de Grace
young men arrested for shooting crap
we're fined Ss.75 each.
Failing out Of bed. Elwood. son
of Harvey Crothers, of Liberty Grove.
fracturer an arm.
While handling a revolver, Her
man Matthew, of Colora, accidently
shot himselg through the hand.
An owl measuring four feet two
inches from tip to tip of wings was
caught in a trap by Nelson James,
of Harrisville.
The Fin and Feather Club, Of
Lancaster, Pa. is camping for a
week on the Susquehanna river, near
Perryville
The Susquehanna Camping Club,
composed of young men of Port De
post, has gone to Betterton to camp
for two weeks.
National Grange Lecturer n. P.
Hull will deliver an address at the
fourth annual Elk Neck farmers pic
mic next Friday.
In a money-oollecting contest for
the benefit Of the Mount Fora Meth
odist Church, Emma Kane was
awarded a watch.
Six passengers and four trainmen
we're hurt when a westbound Blue
Mountain express train collided with
a freight near Chewsville.
arrangements are being made for
a big Wilson and Marshall meeting
In Centreville under the auspices of
the Wilson Club, Of Centreville.
Thomas NJ Price, tenant on the
Bennett farm, near Chesapeake City
has finished threshing his wheat crop
which measures $500 bushels
Owing TO the |overcrowded condi-
ton of the Havre de Grace School
building, arrangements have beer
made to accommodate an additional
class in the-Opera House.
AT the Eastern Furniture Factory
Milton Hart mashed his left had sc
badly that he had TO have the fore
finger amputated. William Green haC
the thumb of his left hand ampu
tated.
James Holmes, working in sew
er trench at Easton. was nearly bur
led yesterday by a cave-in, his righ
leg being broken. II was the thir'
time during the day that the trencl
had caved.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
sHEIIP0T PARK CONcERT.

The following program has been
arranged for the band concert by
Henry & Youngs Military Band at
Shellpot Park tomorrow:
AZ aInoon-March, Stars and
STRIPES Forever" CSousa) waltzes.
Loves Loyalty" CWallaoe); overture.
IF I we're King" (Adam) medley.
Broadway Review" (Lampe) fan
TASTE, Elm Marchen" (Bach); selec-
ton. Sextette from Lucia" (VerdD (;
soprano solo. selected, soloist, Doro-
thy D. Young; march. "Kilties, 50
(Seitz) "Star Spangled Banner"
Evening-March, "Bombasto" (Far-
ra) selection, mill in the Forest"
(Eilenberg); overture, 'Nehuchadnez-
ger" (VerdD, descriptive, DAY at
West Point" (Bendix); soprano solo,
Mine" CSolomon), soloist, Dorothy
D. Young; medley. 'In the Shadows"
(Linck) waltzes, Baden de Baden"
(Bosquet); march, Liberty" CAL
berts); "Star Spangled Banner"
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
MARSHALLTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MARsHALLTON. Del. Aug g.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ford, recently enter
tanned as the guest of her grand
mother. Mrs First Of Newport
MT and Mrs Ellis Pierson, of
Washington. have returned home
after being entertained for a few
week as the guests at the home Of
Mrs. Florence Hendrickson.
Miss Ola Clark. of Newark. is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. George Tay-
lor
Mrs. James Woodward and daughter
Miss Ella p. Woodward we're Tues
day afternoon guests at the home Of
Mrs. Woodward's nephew, Joseph Al
sonay.
Miss Vera Smith, was a recent
Philadelphia visitor
Miss Eva Hall. has returned t. her
home in Newport after being enter
tained by Marshallton relatives
Mrs william Frederick, recently
entertained her brother. Charles
Sockryder, of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Ball. gave a
farewell party one evening recently
in honor of Misses Madaline and
Anna Harris, who are going to Con-
necticut where they will make their
home
Mrs Clark and granddaughter, Miss
Ola Clark, OF near Newark were en-
tertained on Tuesday at the home of
the formers daughter, Mrs. George
Taylor, of near here.
Miss Phoebe Ruth was recently en-
tertained by Miss Ethel Grose of the
Mermaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Donaldson
and sons, Harmon. DreXel and Brin-
ton. of Wilmington, were recent
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Banks.
Miss Lulu Cranston. was a recent
| guest of Mrs. Wilkinson Cranston, at
State Road
Samuel A. Mcdaniel. of Wilmington,
was a recent guest Of friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Whiteman and child
ren, Ilif, Elnorah, and Florence, of
Washington. are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Whiteman.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
DELMAR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELMAR, Del. Aug 3.-Miss
Gladys Fooks Of Richmond Park, who
has been visiting Miss Theresa Mich
olson. has returned home.
Miss Katharine Midlam of Smyrna.
is the guest of Miss Nicholson.
Mrs. ]. w. Magill Of Kansas City,
Mo. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs S. L. Rogers.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Elliott and children Of
Philadelphia. are visiting relatives
here
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
ROAD TO wOODLAND BEACH.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Aug. with the im-
provement of the public highways in
Kent County by the Kent County
Levy Court. within the past two years
and the building of innumerable
bridges, throughout the County which
for years had been in a dilapidated
state, and in some places impossible,
the Court with the assistance of the
owner Of Woodland Beach. once the
famous summer resort for not only
Delawareans, but the mecca for ex-
cursionists from Philadelphia and
Wilmington. are building a road and
bridge over the marsh leading to
Woodland Beach, that is destined to
reflect credit on all who have any
thing to do with the project.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN. Del. August g. Mise
Reba Arnold of Marydel. is the guest
of Miss Anna May Carter
Miss Mary Hiusley of Dover. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs William W.
Evans
Miss Estella Killen OF Delton has
been tho guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Hinsley.
John Boggs Of Wilmington. is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Evans.
The Rev. Mr.. Thornton of Whining
ton, has been the guest Of the Rev.
w r. Dawson
Miss Adele Monahan who has been
the guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John b. Monahan, has returned TO
Baltimore
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Soldier Boys Pay Fines for
Misconduct on Trolley
Car
EXPECT A LARGE
REGISTRATION TODAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Aug 3.-When the
O'Clock car yesterday morning
reached Dobbinsville four soldiers
from Camp Cannon refused 70 pay
their fare to the camp. A number OF
others who had come from Whining
ton denied they had transfers aud
General Manager Bennett ordered the
car returned 10 South street. A
telephone message from Dobbinsville
brought Officer Tobin to the scene.
When two OF the soldiers started. "to
get the COP" they we're knocked down.
by q local man and later taken with
another sergeant to the lookup
Mayor Cannon fined them yesterday
morning and Colonel Townsend in
structed the fine and costs TO be de-
Quoted from their pay. The most dis
orderly one of the party made his
escape.
Miss Nellie Edgerton Of Denver,
Col, has been the guest of Miss Amy
Irons Miss Edgerton was born in
Delaware City but removed with her
parents to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, twen
six years ago. Consequently the
scenes in Delaware City and New
Castle were the same as when she
left this section. Her sister married
the late Samuel Irons Of Delaware
City who was Miss Amy Irons father
Following the death of her parents
Miss Edgertcn studied in several
educational institutions and has trav-
clled considerable in Europe. She
has rich relatives in Japan and has
spent much time there After a few
days visit to Mrs. Jones, of Whining
ten. Miss Edgerton will return to
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs William J. Etchells,
Miss Mary B. Cooley and Miss Eliza
beth Dennison are at Ocean Grove,
n. j
George McGroray, James V. Camp
bell and William Kee will spend two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs Wray F. Bacon and son and
Mrs Anna Wallace and children are
al Atlantic City.
Soldier boys who have been AZ
Camp Cannon say they we're not
overfed and that the rations were
rather short Each man on the hike
last evening had the pleasure of a
shelter tent two potatoes. two slices
vi uAtdh anu Dutltf an OHlDn Win
pepper and salt.
II is expecter that today's regis
tration will be large
President Abrahams of the Semi
Professional League has notified the
New Castle A. A that the contest
over the Pennsgrove game will be
heard on August 6.
Constable James J. Wright sprained
his ankle while running to catch q
car
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
GQMMTTLE ~ THE WII5 HQYSE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-There
were many noted Republicans In the
gathering at the White House when
President Taft was formally notified
Of his nomination. After seantor
Root had delivered his formal address
and the President had replied, there
was sort of love feast. during which
Mr. Taft met each member Of the no.
tification committee and was con-
graduated In the lower picture Sen
ator Root is shown in the front row
with a cane. Senator Reed Smoot is
at his right. and Carmi Thompson
secretary to the President. is on his
left.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
NEW MAYOR
FOR REHOBOTH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
REHOBOTH BEACH. Del, Aug. 3.
Pledged for a progressive town
government with municipal owned
gas. water and electric plants, Fred
erick A. Ross, the newly elected may
or Of Rehoboth Beach has taken his
position presiding at the head of the
commissioners Of the town.
Ross was nominated on a ticket
pledged for improvements. and al
though a large opposition arose
against the improvements. the pro-
gressive ticket was carried two to
one
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
SMYRNA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. Del Aug 3.-Mrs Fred
Armstrong. Of Chester. Pa. and Ed
win Armstrong. of Milwaukee, Wis,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs Hilary
Oliver
Nr and Mrs. Harry Pyle. Of Cam
den. n j.. are visiting Mr. Pyle's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William A.
FAIRIES. Of Smyrna
The following persons Of Smyrna
attended the Kent County w e r II
meeting at Camden Camp on Thurs
day: Mrs Kate r Smithers, Mrs
Albert Chandler Mrs W. ID Parry
Mrs Joseph Wright. Mr.. and Mrs
John p Hudson. Mrs Susie Hudson
Mrs May W Thompson, Mr. viii
liam A FAIRIES. Harry FAIRIES
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
MILFORD PERSONAL NEWS.
Special TO THE EVENING JoIIRNAI

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. Aug. 5.-Miss Anna
Nutter is entertaining Raymond Taylor
of Philadelphia
Master Lewis B. Graves Of Town
send, who has been spending two
weeks with his uncle, l.. B. Graves,
has returned hore.
MrS. Arlie Dickerson and daughter
Bertha. of Hatboro, N. J.. are visiting
Mr.. Dickerson's psrsents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Dickerson.
Hazel Griffith OF Harrington. has
been visiting friends here
Grier Baynum has been visiting
friends and relatives at Woodside and
Viola.
Margaret Sharpless is the guest of
her mother Mrs. W. H. Sharpless, in
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
CArGHT rNnER nal.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del, Aug S.-James Tull.
of near Greenwood had a narrow es-
cape from being killed while cutting
trees in a woods NEAR that town. He
and several other men we're working
TO fell tree and the tree in falling,
lodged and swayed in the opposite di-
rection from that intended by the
men, and in their effort to extricate the
tree it fell. mailing Mr. Tull beneath IT,
He is suffering from soreness and a
few bruises.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
GOAT SINKS SKIFF.

CHESTER. Pa, Aug. 3.-Thomas
Willis temporarily abandoned his skiff
along the banks of Chester river, and
a goat belonging to Amos Bell jump
ed into the craft. The animal chew
ed the shore line in twain and the
skiff swung around in the swift cur
rent and was some distance from the
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
LAUREL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL, Del, Aug 3.-Mrs. Julia
Kenney of near Salisbury, with her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Hearn, was here
on Wednesday. visiting relatives. Mrs.
Kenney is in her eighty-sixth year and
is a most remarkable woman. Her
mental and physical faculties are as
alert as those of most people at so.
She tills her own garden and looks
after her chickens and COWS as she
has been doing the past seventy years.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
nnYER RARY dis.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Aug 3-Charles
Rodney Jackson. the eight-months-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles T.
Jackson. died last evening after an
illness of but a few days
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
TRACTION ENGINE Runs AWAY.
Demolished Pig Pen and Started on
House Before Being stopped.

GEORGETOWN. Del. Aug. g..
A large traction engine being oper-
ated on the dupont boulevard took
trip by itself on Thursday while the
engineer was at dinner The engine
had been stored IN a back yard on
q. c. Calhoun's property for several
weeks. but orders came 10 put the
engine in commission. The engineer
built up q dre and went home TO
dinner. II Is supposed small boys
got to playing with the levers, for
the engine moved ahead and tore into
a pig pen in which we're a dozen
young pigs. but they managed 10 get
away from the wheels. The engine
then struck the side of a house and
chewed up the timbers until the en-
Rineer arrived.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

The Want Columns are the index of
the world of work. They show the
where. how and when of more COM
forts. more business. more efficient
helpers and bigger opportunities
An
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

starting point in Ship Creek Woods
when Willis returned
When the goat saw the shore line
receding he grew excited. He ran
from stern to prov and back again
several times. until one of his hoofs
punctured the craft beneath the wa
terline
The skiff quickly filled with water
and sank and the goat was drowned.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

The Wants will play an important
part in the vacation season Of many
people ADV.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
$500 BONDS

We own several issues ohtainahis IN
small denominations. and offer them a.
prices 20 yield over per cent These bonds
of $500 denominations. afford Che investor
Of small sums tho same
OPPORTUNITY
For the safe investment of his funds in
sound. marketable securities as the man or
large wealth enjoys II desired. bonds may
be purchased from us upon periodical pay
ments and we shall be glad 20 consult with
buyers In regard thereto.
Full particulars on application
F. D. LACKEY X co.
Bankers and Brokers
Sl3 MARKET STREET
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

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