Evening journal. [volume], July 25, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in effect June 2, 190T.
Truuna JLeave Delaware Avenue Station
WILMINGTON, DEL
• Dally, t Dally except Sunday,
day only.
NEW YORK and the East, *2.2b, •» a>.
«».<«(, .-11.19, ill.ID a. ni., 11.2«, *3.1». *5.17.
"Royal Limited," *7.42. *11.00 pm
PHILADELPHIA. *2.2«. •f. A, fS30 (lo
cal), t«.4D. *7.20 (tonal), t».««. (»16, 18.34 (lo
culi. *9.38. 511.0» tlocal), 19.55 (local), tll-J*
111.35 a. in., tl.2S. 13.(16 (local). *3.30, {(.30,
(local), »4.».' (local). *5.17 "Royal Limited
45.20 (local), 12 .( 10 . 47.06 (local). *7.42, SHE..
(local) *11.nn p. m.
( HESTER, «.30, (local), «. 40 *7.20 (lo
i Sun
cal). 18.00, *8.15, 58.34 (local), *9.38, 111-««,
(local). '0.54 (local). 111.» a. m.. tl.2*.
13.06 (local). 54-30 (local), tf-57 (local), «.SO
(oval). 17 (10. 57.08 (local). *7.42, 58 52 (local),
'BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON, *4.».
18.50, *10.49 n m., *1.06, *2.50. *4.47. t5.50,
•6 44 ' Royal Limited," *9.09. *9.54 p. m.
BALTIMORE and Way Stations 17.00,
18.49 in.. 13.15. 55.58 p. in.
NEWARK. *4.55, tl.OO. 5« 4». «-SO a. m.,
112.40. *1 M. 13.15, 15.50, {5.58. 17.00, *9.09,
"pfs'GKRI.V. 17.00, 58 49. 18.50 (Express)
;-l2.40. 13.16, 15.50 (Express), 55.58.
4. m..
17 00. {11 30 p. m.
LANDEN BURG and way stations, *10.15
«. m.. 18.00. 57.26 p. m.
PITTSBURG. *4,55. *10.4» a. m. 14 47, «.50,
•6 44 "Royal Limited." *9.54 p. m.
CHICAGO. *4.36. 10.49 a. m., *2.50 p. m.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS ft LOUIS
VILLE. *4.55 a. m.. *1.08. *9.09 p. m.
Del Ave SI».. Delmarvia. Tel. 2193. D.
ft A. Tel. 1422-A. City Ticket-Office. 804
Mark« street. D. ft A. Tel. 1758-A, Del
marvla Tel. 2195.
H. A. Miller. Traveling Passenger Agent.
BUSH LINE,
Freight received for all points, given
personal attention, and forwarded prompt
ly at lowest rates and by beet routes.
' Boat« leave both Wilmington and Phila
delphia at 8.00 P. m. dally, Sunday ex
cer»ted.
Through rates and bills of lading Is
^GEORGE W BUSH ft SONS CO.,
PVr 8. North Wharves, Philadelphia.
French Street Wharf, Wilmington.
WILSON LINE
Philadelphia Passenger and Freight
Line.
eSKS
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IRON STEAMERS "BRANDYWINE
AND "CITY OF CHESTER."
Leave Wllmmgtuu, Fuui'Ut dirent Wharf
week days and Sundays, for Chester and
Ph.isdelphia at 7.3« and 10.30 a. m., L30
1.15 and 7,00 p. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. CKeotnut Street
Wharf, week days and Sunday« at 7.30
and 10.30 a. m.. 1.30. 4.15 and 7.00 p. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Saturdays. Sundays ana Wednesdays
exlr.i boat leaves Wilmington and Phila
delphia at 9.30 p. m. For Washington
Park 10.30 a. in.. 1.30. 4.15 and 7.00 D. m.
Returning, leaves Washington Park at
4.30. 7.15 and 10.00 p. m. /
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, be
tween Philadelphia and Wilmington, (are
one way 3de; round trip, 60c. Bnlween
Cheste.- and Wilmington, or Philadel
phia. fare one way lie, round trip %r. On
all other days, good on day of sale only
Philadelphia and Wilmington,
fare one way 15c. round trip 25o. Between
Chester and Philadelphia or Wilmington,
fare one way 10c; round trip IKe
HORACE WILSON. General Manager.
between
ST- J1W R VSR ft PMEIPH'H R0ÜTR
The steamer "Jcdin P. Wilson" will
leave New Castle for Bowers' Beach, Bar
kers. Lebanon and Dover during the
month of July as follow»:
4th. 11..m n m.s Cth. 1.3» p. m.; 9th, 8 30
p m.; 11th. 4.3« p m.; 1»th, 5 So p. m. : 16th,
8.30 a. m.: 18th. 9 30 a. m.; 2Uh, 11.30 a. m.;
23rd. 2,30 p. m.: 9th. 4.30 p. m.; Î7»h. 5.30
p. m.; 30th, 8.30 a. m.
The steamer "John P. Wlloon" Is Ihe
swiftest steamer of her claws In the Delà,
ware river and bay. Take the trolley to
New Castle connecting with the boat De
liver freights for points south lo the
"Bush Line;" they will be promp
ferred to our steamer. Take this
for speed, comfort and a good square
meal. Single fare# 75 cents; round tr p,
U oo; meal» *5 cents.
THE DOVER AND PHD .A DEI,PHI A
NAVIGATION POMPANT,
tly trn ns
s steamer
Dover. Delaware.
WILMINGTON AND NEW YORK
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Steamships Direct to
New York
Two sailings weekly
from each end.
Regular sailing days from Wilm.
Wednesdays & Saturdays
WHARVES:
Wilmington, Foot of C St
New York, Pier No. 50, North
River.
Phones-Wharf, D. ft A, 198. Office, D
ft A.. 5350; Delmarvia, 8377.
Queen of Summer Trips
Merchants <& Miners Trans- Co
Steamship Lines.
PHILADELPHIA TO BOSTON.
BALTIMORE TO BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE VIA NORFOLK AND
NEWPORT NEWS.
Most desirable route to Jamestown Ex
position. Accommodation and oulalne
beet. Bend for tour book.
u.e
W P. COKIA, Agi.,
Baltimore, Md.
O. F. LUCAS. Agt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
W. P. TURNER. Pass. Traf. Mgr..
General «(flees: Baltimore,
NEW JERSEY d WILMINGTON FERRY CO
STEAMER ULRICA.
FOR PENNSGROVE.
Time-table In effect June 30th, 1907.
WEEK-DAYS.
Leave Wilmington, 9 a. in., 3, 6.1$ p. m.
Leave Pennegrove, 8, 1 » a. m. S p. m.
SATURDAYS.
Leave Wilmington, t a. tn., 12.30, noon,
8, «.15. 10.30 p. m.
Leave Pennsgrove, 6, 10 a. m., ,1.30, »
» p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leaves Wilmington, 9.30 a. m., 1.30. 6.11
8 p. m.
Leave Pennsgrove, 8. 10.30 a. m.. 5. »
p. m.
Phono 2*90. D. ft A.
TO EUROPE
For Steamship Tickets and Foreign
Drafts apply to
JOHN CRAIG. 1013 Market St.
Agent for all principal steamship lines
Drink One—Oh!
bfow York Kveirfng Bun.
The "Fairbanks cocktail" has been
•erved ever lbs bar at last. Now the
pueeUon is: Whql can the great man do
• "♦ut Uf
DO NOT SWEAR
AT THE WEATHER
This the Advke Given By
Doctor Morgan These
Warm Days
LOOK PLEASANT
AND BE CAUTIOUS
'Don't curse about the warm weath
er. Just smile, and say It is warm to
day." This Is the advice given by Dr.
James H. Morgan, who was asked for
Information to-day about how to keep
cool these warm days.
"The man who uses the most cuss
words during hot weather is the man
who suffers most from the heat," con
tinued the doctor.
"Now at first glance," remarked Dr.
Morgan, "that might sound very fool
ish, but on sober reflection 99 persons
out of 100 will agree with me. In my
long years of experience, I have al
ways found It to bs the case that a
man who fusses and fumes through the
summer sind ends In criticism of the
weather by always damning 'Old Sol*
for heating up the earth so Is the man
who Is always mopping his perspiring
brovf.
"My advice Is: Never cuss or swear
in the summer time, and you'll keep
cool. Yes. you'll feel a breeze all the
time. When you swear It naturally
follows that you are getting worked up,
and this means that you become
warmer, until you almost reach the
boiling point.
"The rijan who,gees along the even
tenor of his way—the fellow who'never
irs. is that man who never pays
any attention to the good old sum
mertime. He Is always smiling, and
strolls along as cool as a cucumber.
Indeed, from his appearance one would
think that ho Is In the midst of a
snowstorm. He even makes you shiver
to look at him. You don't see his linen
ruffled. It looks as if it had come fresh
from the laundry. '
"How different with the man who
cusses or swears. He goes without his
hat and coat, but still he Is warm.
Then he swears and he gets warmer;
he swears still more and he becomes
hotter, and the more he swears the
hotter he gets. So you see there is
no use in swearing at the weather
after all.
"My advice to WilmlngtoBlans Is
never become ruffled and never swear.
To swear Is to be warm, exceedingly
warm. Not to swear Is to live c»n
tinually In a mountain of breeze. Just
as you like."
Along with the "don't swear" rem
edy. Dr. Morgan-sandwletjed In some
other timely words of advice about
dressing and drinking cool beverages.
By all means, he goes on to say. a per
son should not overdress In this warm
weather, and when overheated, never
sit In a draft. The doctor would also
_ persons about drinking Iced water
hen suffering Intensely from the heat.
Water barely cold is better and would
the same purpose In quenching
« .irn
answer
the thirst.
Longing.
John M. Dorney.
By
'Tts strange how the heart doth hun
ger.
How our very souls do cry.
How we weep and moan, when we're
alone.
For our loved ones, when they die.
Though death be walling all of us.
That 'tls so. w# know Is truth.
And yet we moan, when we're akme.
For our darling little Ruth.
There's her picture on the mantel.
See her sparkling eyes so blue,
And her golden hair, so rich and rare.
Ah! there's woe. (or me and you.
I can almost hear her prattle,
Oh! she left us In her youth.
Though the years they flow, we still
have woe.
We miss our darling little Ruth,
Yes. we know 'tls wrong to murmur,
And we know that she's at rest.
That she's out of the strife and cares
of life.
And the Master He knows best.
"Suffer the children to oome to Me."
Yes. we love that blessed truth.
Yet our human heart doth often smart,
We miss our darling, blue-eyed Ruth.
There be hours in the twilight
When I feel that Ruth is near;
I do not know, but it does seem so
Oh! to see her face so dear.
But she's waiting for us yonder,
Waiting In eternal youth,
O'er the mystic tide of death's river
wide.
We shall meet our darling Ruth.
TRANSPORTATION
REDUCTION IN FARE.
Jamestown Exposition and Norfolk
$4.00 One Way, $6.00 Round Trip.
Steamer "Lord Baltimore," of the
Ericsson Line leaves Pier 3, 9. Delaware
Ave., Philadelphia, 7.00 a. m., Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday connecting with
Wilmington trolley at Delaware City
about 8.30 a. in., arriving at Jamestown
Exposition and Norfolk In Iho evening.
Beautiful scenery during the entire trip,
meals a la cmrte. Send for pamphlet
F. 8. GROVES, Agent.
Pier 3, 8. Delaware Ave.,
Philadelphia
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TI.« D .t B. Lina iB**!
Steamor» l-u»*
Buffalodaily.it 8:80 W|B
p.m.,ie«-t.-rullmei /IMfU
and Detroit week JaVai
days at 6:00 p. m., »JI I
Sundays at 4:00
p. m. (central tim«) reaching;
alien the sext morning, 11:
ions with early morning traîna Lowest
rates and supertorwrvieetoaU pointe
Rail Tickets Available on St*
All classes of tickets »old muling vta
Michigan ( Vntral. Wnhnsh and Grand Trunk
Railways between Buffalo sod Detroit, in
either direction wilt be accepted for trans
portation on D. 4 B. Line Slenmers.
Send two cent stamp for Illustrated pam
phlet and Great lake. map. Addrar»,
L. O. Lkwi», G. PA , Detroit, Mich.
Detroit A Buffalo Steamboat Co.
Philip H. McKti.t./,»,
Vice President.
their deotln
rect conuect
A. A. PcHAtcrz,
Goa l Manager.
TO IMPROVE
STREETS IN
NEW CASTLE
Councilmen Busy in Bring
ing About a City
Beautiful
WILL WAGE WAR ON CANINES
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del., July 35—Coun
cilman John J. Reynolds spent con
siderable time yesterday afternoon in
specting the streets and gutters. Own
ers of properties will bo notified that
they must abate nuisances and re
new curbs and pavements.
Red Men's Hall In Dobbinevllle, and
at Seventh and Delaware streets, con
At thn
dltlona are such that Immediate ac
tion la necessary.
Mayor Boyd will ba requested
enforce the muzzle ordinance.
to
Dogs
are creating a general nuisance both
day and night by howling and bark
ing.
The Young People's Society, of the
Presbyterian Church, went on a trol
ley ride to Shellpot Park last even
ing.
War On Weeds.
The street committee of City Council
is arranging for a crusade -on weeds.
Owners of lots must cut lh« weeds
inside of ten days or the committee
will have the work done.
There Is nothing heard but favor
able comment regarding the work of
the street commit tec at the Penn
Square. It preeents a pretty appear
anoe.
City Solicitor Cooper has turned
over the agreement between the cltv
and D. Keltert Ttndle regarding the
opening of North Sixth street from
Harmony to the Wilmington avenue.
The Idea Is to use tnls way as a
dumping ground and then cover the
rubbish with good material. The
opening of Sixth street will he a great
convenience lo the peuple from Bhaw
town district In going and coming
from the steel plant). It will be very
convenient for the sled plants as the
teams in haulins to iho depot will lie
enabled to go there direct instead of
making a circuitous route. Rodney
H. Thayer, of the Baldt Steel Com
pany. Is wiping to donute slag enough
to cover the street. The opening of
Sixth street will make a nice drive
us parties wishing to go through New
Ciastle will not have to drive the
river section of the city.
Team Went to Lewes.
The New Castle buxthall club was
accompanied to Lewes to-day by a
delegation of rooters.
1 Many persons from hire went to
Rehoboth on the excursion train this
morning. *
Owners of dog« are laboring under
a false Impression as they think no
arrests wlU be made In case of per
sons who harbor unregistered dogs.
There are over 300 unregistered dogs
In New Castle and unless they wear
the 1907 tags by August 1 the owners
of them will be arrested. City Soli
citor Cooper has given his opinion
that Mayor Boyd can fine every of
fender. .
Tax Collector Leach is working hard
to gather In the taxes. During July
and August there Is a rebate of 5
per cent on all taxes. He says that
not a head taxable will escape. The
man who will not pay 12.10 a year for
protection, light and ihe best schools
possible to secure, will be made to do
so. All non-property owners who re
fuse to pay during August will have
their wa ~«*s attached.
NAIL CAUSED ILLNESS.
Robert R. Morrison, a former mem
ber of the Levy Court, and a con
tractor for bridge work. Is ill, the re
sult of poisoning, at ew Castle, while
handling old lumber from which a
protruding nail cut his flesh.
The Brylgon- Kteel Company, at
New Castle, la laying foundations for
a new storage building and new pat
tern shop, !n addition to the new 1W
foot building of a few months ago.
It Is expected that Rev. W. F. Sho
re, qf Lancaster. Pa., will be called
to the rectorship of Immanuel Pro
testant Episcopal Church, at New
He appears to be the general j
favorite from among those who have
Castle.
been on trial to succeed the late Rev.
Dr. Munson.
$1.00 to Baltimore and Return, Sunday,
July 28. Baltimore A Ohio R. R.
Special train will leave Wilming
ton (Delaware Avenue Station) at
9.10 a. m ! Newark at 9.30 a. tn.;
returning, leave Baltimore, (Camden
Station) at * 30 p. m., (Mt. Royal Sta
tion) at * 35 p. m.
AMUSEMENTS.
Manager Daniel Humphries of the
Lyceum Theatre has returned from n
brief vacation at Atlantic City and 1«
now engaged In getting the house
ready for opening on August 5. This
Is earlier than usual, but the early
opening la necessary in order to get
In the large number of new shows
which ate being booked by Stair and
In order that the patrons
Havlln.
of the house may bo comfortable the
management has made arrangements
for placing a. number of electric fans
in the theatre and the bouse will lie
the coolest in Its history.
The bookings so far received show
that the theatre Is lo receive a num
ber of new shows.
far boohed are nil new and have
The
In tact the shows
so
never appeared here before,
opening attraction will ba. "A Chase
Across the Continent." one of the big
melodramas and It will open ml
Among
new
the Lyceum on August 5.
the other shows so far booked are
"Lottie the Poor Saleslady," "Her
Fatal Love," "Kidnapped for Re
venge," and several others, all of
which aree ntirely new.
Dramatic Club Lawn Fets.
St. Ann's Dramatic Association wll!
give a lawn fete to-morrow and Sat
urday even Inis on the ground sur
rounding the church at Gilpin avenue
and Union street, for the benefit of
the church,
features will be Introduced each even
ing.
A number of pleasing
"SPEND EVERY CENT YOU CAN
AT HOME, FOR EVERY LITTLE BIT
HELPS.'"
YOUNG MEN WERE
NEARLY DROWNED
Canoe Overturned in Brandy
wine at RccK'and-Harry
Baker Rescues Occupants
There mine near being a double
drowning among the members of the
canoeing family of young men who
make their headquarters along the
Brandywine at Rockland, and had It
not been for Harry Baker, the chief
clerk for the Jesaup and Moore Paper
Company at*tl\o Rocklund Mill» the
youths would have drowned. There
are probably a doxen or more canoes
stored along the Brandywine at Rock
land and the canoeing between that
point and the Twin Bridges has be
come a fad with a number of young
men who travel from this city and
other points to that place.
The two young men who Mr. Baker
rescued from drowning hud been canoe
ing and their frail craft overturned
As neither could swim, they frantically
grasped the boat which waa fast float
ing down the stream. Their cries for
help were heard by Mr. Baker and Just
at the time when the young men were
(almost exhausted by their efforts to
keep afloat, U>*lr rescuer procured a
rope and lying a stone to one end of
It, threw the rope over the upturned
The boys gra»j>ed the line and
It was then an easy matter to pull
them ashore. The young men did not.
divulge their names.
AT SHELLPOT PARK
Pine Program Ha* Been Arranged For
Amateur Night. Picnic Yesterday.
Tonight will be amateur night at
Shellpot Park nnd an unusually fine
program has been arranged for the oc
casion.
of a potato sack race; the Hrst ap
pearance In this country of two clever
singers and dancers from England;
McOlnley and Cole. »Ingers nnd danc
ers and the Blister Brother», clever
musical artists.
At the park yesterday St. Mary's
R. C. Church gave a largo picnic for
the beneflt of the new building fund
In addition to the usual performances
In the theatre there was an excellent
program by talent from the parish and
this Included; Marian Lynch, In clever
singing and dancing; Miss Feeny In
a number of high class songs; Miss
McOlnley In some excellent coon songs;
Harry Bralnard in a good rendition of
a number of popular ballads; the two
Mabels hi a character sketch and a
There will be three rounds
grand finale by all of the talent.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
WM, E. WILLIAMS CO..
105 W. Tenth st. Roofing, Spouting end
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventilating. Repair
ing promptly dour. Phones.
«36- ly
JOS. F. MORELAND
Tin, Slag. Plastic Roofer
Office 515 Orange Street
Delmarvia, 2023.
Leaky tin roof* coated at one cent a
square foot. Guaranteed water-tight
for 5 years.
D. & A., 364.
BOARDERS WANTED
WANTED- Tw«) gentlemen boarder*.
AcMrrs« D., Journal Office.
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WANTED—Colored boarders ftjvd lodg
eru. 520 East Eleventh. Mre. L.. P. Jon* ».
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the NIAGARA HOTEL
American Plan $3.00 a day end
upwards.
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emoke
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The most comfortable hotel In Buf
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airy room«, with Bath. Two blocks
from X-ake Brie and Niagara River.
Niagara Falls elecirlo oars one minute
from the door. Wire at our expense
or write tor reservation* and carriage
will meet you «nd lake you lo hotel
free of charge. Six minutas from lows
town. >
Reduced rates to Tourists, Profes
sional and Traveling Men.
SPAULDING HOTEL CO.
Mm C. J SPAULDING,
C. A. SPAULDING.
Proprietors.
Portsr Ave.
end 7th St.
ATLANTIC CITY
MeGINLEV HOTEL, Pacific Ave. and
Kentucky. Very central, conv. to pier«
and amusements. *8 perweek.ijF
J. McOINLE.T
THE OSBORNE
Pacific and Arkansas Avs*.
All conveniences.
}S up weekly. R. J. Osborne
»1 50
Elevator,
day up.
HOTEL STERLING
Kentucky Ave. and Beach; fireproof; W.
I Finch, owner, who built and conducted
the Sterling seasons 19r«M9(l8. announce#
ths* the house Is once more under bis
personal management. Everything first
class. Special July rates. »12.50 weekly
and upwards.
HOTELS
HOtfeL
#»ST. DENIS-*
Broadway and hth street
IIBW YORK CITY.
Within Easy Acre»» of Bvrty Peint of
InUrent. Hill Block from W.n»««k»r'a
8 minutes' walk of Kbopplng District.
NOTF.D FOB: Excellence of Ool»ln«, G*B
(•rttble ipnol nimmt», Courteon» 8er
and Momrllke fszroiindlngs,
ROOMS $1.50 PER DAY AND UP
V'
EUROPRAN PLAN.
Table d ' hole Breakfast 50c.
WM.TAYLOR fit SON,(no.
hotel M ARTIMIQI B.
llroadusy ft 33rd Strict.
ROOMS FOR KENT.
FOR IIKNT- Two unfurnhdicil rooms
Use of bath un<1 porch. Apply No. » East
is U-tt
FOR RENT—Second »lory front room,
furnished. 814 Madauin St.
FOR RENT- Rooms with board. Ill»
JylH-lm
FOR RENT—Newly f urn la tied room« for
lodging and Unht housekeeping, uae of
bath and 'phene. Asply 901 Tatnnll, or
JylO-lm
lord Sf.
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Market Ht.
13 East Fourth St.
FOR RENT—Front rooms, furnished,
with use of bath. »14 East Seventh at.
a2»-t(
GIRARD—806, 897 and SOD Race st, Phil»,
delphta. Rooms, 38, 35, 80«. Gentleman only
1028-1»
SHERIFF'S SALES
8HKRIFFS SA LE— BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias, to mo directed,
will be exposed to Public Hale, at tile
Court Hon*.', on Market street, b-twron
Tenth and Eleventh « Beret», In the oily
of Wilmington, New Castle county. Del
awn re.
ON TUESDAY.
THE 30TH DAY OF JULY, 1907,
At ID o'elook. a. m.,
the following described real estai«, vis:
All Hint certain lot of land with (he
two-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
situate In the said city of Wilmington,
bounded and described aa follows, to «II;
Beginning «I the corner formed by the
tnirrsectlon of the southerly side of Sixth
street with the esslerly ski« of Union
street; thence southerly along the onei
erly nlde of Union street seventy-two feet
to the northerly side of a three feet wide
alley lending out Into Union street; thence
easterly and parallel with Sixth street
thirteen feet and six Inches to a corner;
thence northerly and parallel wHh Union
street and (Missing through the centre of
the division will between Irhe house on
this lot and the house adjoining on the
east aeventy-iwo feet to the southerly
side of Sixth street, und (hence along the
same thirteen feet si* Inches to the place
of beginning, he (he contents what It may
Bi l ged and taken In execution aa the
properly of Lambert J. Feu Ik and Mary
M. Fotilk. h s wife, mortgagors, and to
be sold by
HENRY FT A F FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriff'« Office. Wilmington Del»»«!#,
July 15, 1907.
1x30-22-24-9-27-29
SHERIFF'S SALE—BY VIRTUE OF A
Aflt at 1 .■„,11 Fsolas to
»111 be exposed to
Courl House, on Mm
T enth and Eleventh streets. In the oll»
New C.vstls county.
State of Delaware
ON TUESDAY.
THE 8iml DAY OF JULY, 1907,
,-i 19 o'clock a. in.,
the following inscribed Real Estate, vis:
All thwt certain lot or piece of land
with a two-story brick dwelling (hereon
erected, situate In the city of Wilming
ton, aforesaid, bounded and described «»
follows, lo wit;
Beginning st a corner formed hy the
Interaeotlon of the easterly »Id« of Pop
lar street with the southerly side of Sher
man street; thence easterly along sad
dh«Vt((l
public sale at the
rket street, bet woes
side of Sherman street, sixty-eight feet
to the westerly aide of a three-test wide
alley, being parallel with Poplar street,
and running from Tenth street to Sher
man street; «hene» hy said alley «Me
southerly parallel with-Poplar street, fif
teen fee-t four Inches to a corner; thence
westerly parallel with Bhermsn street and
pasntng through «ho parly dlv slon wall
dividing this house I pom the one adjoin
ing on t.he south sixty-eight feet to the
aforesaid easterly aide of Poplar street,
and thence thereby northerly fifteen fett
four inches to the (dace of beginning, he
the content# thereof what they may. With
the free «ml uninterrupted use and priv
ilege of the said Miree-feel wide alley In
common with others entitled thereto for
ver.
Seized and taken In execution ns iho
property of Llsnle A. Parson«, adminis
tratrix of Jam«-» W. Parson», Isrto of Wil
mington. Delaware, deceased mortgagor,
and Llsnlé A. Pansons, 'surviving mort
gagor and Its. and lo he »old by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
Del..
Wilmington.
Offlce.
Uhe-ff'
July 11, 1907.
JylS-18-22-ÎS-ï7'29
SHERIFFS SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of All«» Levari Facias, to r
directed, will la- exposed to Public Snle,
at the Court House, on Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh (greets. In
Ihe -by of Wilmington, New Cu*tle
county. Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 3RD DAY OF AUGUST, 1907.
At 10 o'clock, a. rn„
the following described Heal F,state, vll;
All that certain Vot, piece or parrel of
land wHh the buUdings Wiercon erected,
situate in the city of Wilmington, county
state aforesaid, bounded and de
and -
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the southwest
erly side of Twenty-third gtreet at the
dlBlanee of 135 feet southeasterly from
the southeasterly side of Market street;
thence southwesterly «t right angle*
street and passing
wjth Twenty-third
through the middle of the division wall
between the bouse on this lot and the
one adjoining on the northwest eevenfy
flvo feet to a corner; thence southeaater
ly and parallel with Twenty-third street
16 feet to another corner; thence north
eaalerly at right angles with said Twen.
ty-thlrd street and passing through the
middle of Ihe division wall between the
house on this Vot and the one adjoining
on the southeast 76 feet to a point In
the said southwesterly side of Twenty,
third Street, and thence thereby north
westerly 15 feet to the place of beginning,
be ihe contents therof what they may.
gclzcd nnd taken In execution as the
property of William R. Polk and Cathe
rine R. Polk, his wife, mortgagors, and
Harry L. Evans, tt.. snd Thomas F. Bay
ard, truatce In bankruptcy of the «stale of
Harry L Evan», and one John H. Evans,
trading aa H. L Evans & Co., and to be
sold bg
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Del,
July 19, 1907.
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SHERIFF'S SALE—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias ft# me directed,
will be exposed to
Court House, oo Mar
Tenth nnd Eleventh »trect«. In the olty
of Wilmington, New Castle county
Htala of Del"wars
nubile aale at the
feci street, between
ON TUESDAY,
THE 30TH DAY OF JULY, 1907,
At 10 o'clock a. m..
th» *"((oa|nv dcacrlbed real estate, vis
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land with a brick dwelling houe- thereon
erected, altusqe In the city of Wilm ngton.
New Caat'e yountv end (bate of Delaware,
bounded and described a# follow», to wit
Beginning at u point on Ihe wnaterly
aide of West street between Third and
Fourth streets, at a corner of land of the
device* of Joshua Slmmona. deceased;
them-" along a line of the tame westerly
parallel to Fourth street two hundred
nnd fifty-six feet to the easterly side of
Washington street; (hence along the same
northerly ten feet lo a corner; thence
easterly parallel to Fourth street one hun
dred and seventeen feet to another cor
ner; th< nee northerly parallel to We#t
street eight feet four Inches to anolher
corner in line of Charles ('only'* land;
thence along the »nine easterly parallel to
Fourth street aeveotv-nlne feet to an
other corner; thence north, rly parallel lo
West sdreet eighteen Inches to anolher
corner; thence easterly parallel to Fourth
street twenty-five feet to another corner;
thence southerly parallel to Weet street
eighteen Inch«« to the corner of the house
on this lot; thence easterly parallel to
Fourth street thirty-five feet to the afore
said aide of Weet street, and thence there
with southerly olgh'een feet four Iqcheo to
the place of beginning. Ire the pnntenls
thereof what they may. vrt
the alley between (Ms and Charles Con
ly's adjoining house In common forever
with the said Conly. pis heirs snd assigns
and the right to t(«e end build upon the
southerly wall of said Conly's house in
common forever with the said Conly nnd
of building over tihe aald alley for all lime
to come.
th the use of
Beizen and taken In execution as the
property of the "Wilmington Trust Com
pany" a corporation of the Btale of Dela
ware. admmletrator (pendente bte) of
Samuel f). Forbea, deceased, mortgigor.
(Elizabeth E. L. Forties co-mortgigor.
being also deceased), and tn be sold by
HtNRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
Ofllco, Wilmington. DeL.
July U. 1907.
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED—Whit* kin for (tenoral house
work. Reference» warned. Apply Martin
Leonard, Dobbins*llle Holal. Now Caalla
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WANTED—Middle-axed woman. Gor
man preferred, for honacwork In orjuniryt
one that can milk preferred; near Shellpot
f'nrk; two minutes' walk from ear Ad
dress O. U.. this office. Jyl9-lw
HELP WANTED—MALE.
WANTED—At once, blacksmith. Apply
John H. Edler, Montchanln. Del. Jy24-3l
WANTED- Boy to atrip tobacco lUh
and Pine His. Jy24-3t
WANTED-Experienced msn to man
age cigar store, must bs well acquainted
with details of the cigar business and
good buyer. Reply P. O. Box, 233 Wilming
ton. Del. Jy23-3t eod
of
MACHINISTS WANTED.— Out
Wages 30 to 45 cents per
town Job.
hour Steady position. Transportation
advanced to men with tools. Call at
Dolan's, Second floor, 80* Market street
between 8 and 12, 2 and 5 and 7 30 and
Jy 23,24,25,28,27
,
1
9 p. ro.
WANTED-Four salesmen lo oome to
Baltimore and sell goods on straight sal
ary or onmmlrs on. Call or write to Room
*(» Equitable Bldg.. Baltimore, Md
JylVlf _________
"WANTED- Agenta. male and
everywhere. Cosmopolitan R- ll»f Associ
ation, « West Ninth Bt., Wilmington. Del.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED-Orphan girl »»nil p sit oa
art companion to youna Indy In country.
Address B. K. W., Journal Office. Jj 24-21
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—One »200 National cash
register for MM. For terms apply «1 drug
st. re. 333 10.yt Fourth St. Jy24-Ut
FOR H A I. K—Fine driving horse, youog
cely broken.
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end speedy; well tned end
Address H. J.. Journal office.
FOR SALE
8-drawer, (lal top, onk of fies dsk. li
brary table», bar room labb «, oak cab
inet. mantels, mirror lops; hall recks,
pier mirrors. 3 -horse power motor, sale
hoards. exit nahm tables, couches. Morr«
chairs, snd rockers, parlor suites, ward
robes; oak and wiümil bed room suites;
chiffoniers, carpol. oil cloth nnd mulling.
Steves.
Dealers in Second-hand Furniture . i.
I »elmarv « Phone No I2M.
Morris and Sharrerd.
Fourth St
SPECIAL BALK.
A tew good bargains will he secured by
early csllrrs on a lot of used Upright and
Square Plano»: time payments and pr'ces
from »35 up. A full Hue of «heel nuisle.
L. M. ELBKHBON, 214 W. 8th Si. J18-H
FOB SALK-REMNANT»
AT THE REMNANT STORE
Fine Woolen. Linen and Colton Dross
(foods Remnants.
JOHN F. THOMAS.
Uik King 8*reel
It
LOST AND FOUND.
1A18T— P . B. «nd W. freight hoolr. Re
v-e- I !f returned to Jacob Zimmerman,
FOgrth and Telnall Sts.
LUST un Mark-1 «(('-. I between Sev
enth and Eighth, a hund-pnlnted breunl
pln. Return lo 425 East Sixth.
LOST-150 In cash nnd card ense with
annual ami trip pass to Atlantic City, »5
reward. Bel urn to 7*2 Esst Tw«n(y-»«c
ond St.
JS'25-21
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n--i si
LOST—H«'twpf*n Wilmington and P*>nns*
grove. N. J-. a watrh fob with initial* II,
D W. Kugle* a and Forrester*» emblem.
aultuMe reward If returned to H. D.
JyîMt
Walk«)'. 107 West Sixth St.
MORTGAGE BROKERS.
MONET TO LOAN on deeirsbla first
mortgages on city properties In «mounts
to suit. HAWKINS ft CO. 712 Market St
REPAIR WORK
LAWN MOWER« Bharpened, lubber
Urea for baby ooaohes. wringers and car
pet sweeper* repaired. JOHN T. SCH
WEIZER,' 6* West Frent Bt. Both
mltm
phones.
LIGEN StTAPPLICATlONS
TO THE HONORABLE, THE JUDGES
of rhe Court of Oencrsl Sessions of the
State of Delaware, In and (or New Caatls
county:
We. the undersigned respectable oltl
scite. (at toast one-half of Vhom are
substantial freeholders) of the Fourth
ward, Wllmtnglon, Delaware, In said
county, do hereby certify that Anthony
Delntandro. who la the tenant and oc
cupant of the store and premises situated
at No 210 East Fourth street, who Is an
applicant for license for the sale of In
toxicating liquors In quantities not las#
than one-half gallon, being a licensed re
tailer of good*, ware* and merchandise,
the aggregate coat valus of whose stock
respectively, conslaistly kept on hand for
sale. Is not I
lars; he is a person of full ago, a man of
sobriety and good moral character; that
such «nie of intoxicating liquors at the
said point la necessary to accommodate
the public, and Ihe true rental value
therabf is four hundred nnd eighty dollars.
Mux Kell.
W. Coin,
lamia Brown,
Ruffaele Julian,
Camby Cox.
Peler Mr A leer,
P. F. Murphy.
John T. Lally,
Hugh Duffy,
Francis J. Thlelman. W H Hartlove,
Charles F. Abele.
Hurry O. BuckmasSer. Janie» Hltchen
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than Five Hundred Dol
William W. Davies,
H. J. Wlnd'sh,
John F. Ksne,
('has. W.Burkmastcr
Samuel B. Morris,
Ilcnnun K. II« nf,
Jo«. H. Oreon.
Wm. A. Cannon.
Thus A. Comegy,
Geo. w. Quinn.M.D.,
ANTHONY DELE8ANPRO.
PROPOSALS
PROPOSAL« FOR PAVING—The Board
of D.rectors of -the Street and Sewer De
partment of the City of Wilmington, Del
aware, will tece.ve sealed proposal* at (he
office. soulhWiet comer of Sixth and King
(streets, until 3 o'clock p. in.. August 2,
1907, for grading. furrlaKIng of muter ala
and paving of 5,(100. 7,600, 10,000, 20.000. 90.000
50.000 or 75.000 square yards of «Other »heel
asphalt, bituminous macadam, bltultlhlc
or Portland cement concrete pavement,
and will publicly open same at that time.
Specification« and proposal blanks may
b« obtn'ned at Iho office of the depart
ment. The right to reject any or all bids
or Ut accept any portion of a bid Is re
«erved.
A ties; : _
P. O. Box 5 (3.
L. V. CHRISTY. Secret«rv.
M. Jy24-5t
PROPOSALS The Board of Director*
of Ihe Street and Sewer Deportment will
receive scaled proposals at ihe offlce. 8
W. corner Sixth and King streets until 10
o'clock a. m.. Tueedny, July 80, 1907, for
furnishing the following materials which
may be required by the Street and Sewer
Department for a period of on« year from
August 1. 1907.
MATERIALS—Blue gutter Atone, for
eign and domestic Portland oement, terra
cotta pipes, csstlngs, sewer bricks, side
walk. paving bricks, bar sand and river
paving sand and gravel.
Copie» nf Instructions, specification* and
proposal blanks may be obtained'"at the
offlce of the department.
The right to reject any or all hid« or to
accept any portion of a bld 1» reserved
Attest:
INH» -
U V. CdUUftTY. aeorstary.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CASH—balance In easy monthly !n
»tallmeu;» will buy a now 1-room hou»«
on Went SU». Mas front porch, bath.
Heater, all Conveniences; handy to tmltey,
HAWKINS ft CO.,
712 Market St.
FOR «AUK-An «tarant 2-niory brio||
hou*# on Wcftt flld*. Ha« 7 rooms, fettig
porch, heater, all < onv»* nient*** Only iw*
years old. Cheap for «juck wile.
HAWKINS A CO..
«12 Market St.
FOR SALE-Suburban property at Gor«
don 11 cltchtn. Hh« 8 rooms, bath, porch,
beater. 300 cal Ion water tank; many fruit
trees, lot 150x150 ftMl
n.. piped for gas.
HAWKINS ft CO.,
713 Market St.
FOR SALE—Two and one-half story
brick boose, new. with all the latest Im
provements. built on high ground, ove»
Washington street bridge. Eight room»
with l*th, pantry, side and hack porches,
front, s do and back yard. Copper screen#
for all windows and doors: also floors
carpeted. Owner leaving city and will sell
very low. Address P, 6. Box 333. Jyl3-2w
FOR RALE—To close an e«l«te, prop
erly southwest corner Ninth and Or
an»« streets, 24 fart 3 Inch«» by 70 feet.
Properties No. 313 und 315 Market a'ree^
38 feet 4 Inches by 4« feet.
All of these properties would be n good
»vestment ami are In the location tor lrv>
creased values.
CHARLES C. KURTZ,
1011 Market St.
(Opposite Court House.)
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FOR BALE—Dwelling house, »08 Pe-k
Place, fine Icoath n over-looking (he Ten h
St reel aPrk, from all rooms All Ike Im
provement«. Including stesm heat. Apply
to Alfrtd Downward, Ttfl Shipley 81.
Jy I ' I t.
FOR SALE—60x150 feet lot on Jaoksm
•trect hot (Kin Lovedug und Shallero-s
aves.. curled, paved and sewered Apply
to s, p. Ii.it», 7 West Fourth «reel, or
1208 King St.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Third and fourth floosg
pzeve*
for business purp<»#s. modern
m ent«. Private «nuance. Addns» 4')7 Uli
jyia-t
r
ley Bt.
FOB RENT L.irg- mansion. oppoaltg
Pennsylvania »hops. t'odd's Cut; conveni
ent for many hoa-ders; mimed ate posses
sion. Apply even,ag*. 307 We«i 8t J21-tg
FOR RENT
STORE.
1*08 Broome 81.
Tenth ard Dennett Hts.
Thirteenth and West fits.
ROOMS
2 front «mm«. Shh sod King Bt*
Apply
..437.60
»19 00
»1(1 00
$ 10.00
CO..
'VII.Ml NOTON
T HURT
MS Market St.
1 ..."
WANTED
WANTED-New Models U C. Smith
"Bveryth'ng In Sight" typewriter are now
ready. Machines lenied.
CHA8 Q GUYER.
C urt Stenographer.
826 Markon 8t.
•Phone 12*3.
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rings and Ana
WANTED—Wedding
Jewelry made to order on sn«y naymenta
Everything confidential. Call dr drop i
postal. A. Blrahman. 008 Msdson St.
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WANTED. FURNITURE—Your ent'r#
household, aleo office furniture, antiques;
If you have furniture In storage 1 will
buy and iwy you ensh, more than *ny
tiesh-r; eetmiBic»;given, free; all trane
noih.D* (OnfiiV-tiHsi; dej't *411 until you
get sir ■phtti'vflTef, nh-fnatmr hftw tart#
the amount. Wt8le or 'phone. D. and A.
Phone 6749. Automatic, 184».
CHARLES 8 HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar Sts.
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WANTED— Highest price* paid for old
sold and »liver, broken Jewelry. M. HAR
RIS. 12« Market Bt J*-lT
PAPER HANGING
THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPBl
House. 706 Orange st.. will paper room«
for »2 »0 up Oh all bills !•«* than *10 a
discount of 5 per cent, will be »Howe*
On «II bille of »10 or more, » discount ol
10 per cent, will be showed. 8atlsIsctlMX
tuarunlred on all work «30-tf
CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.
WARNER 8 LEWIS.
Carpenter »nu »uilder.
Jobbing a »peclalty. Office nnd shop. 89
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Drange «I reel. D. ft A. 'phone.
REGISTER'S ORDERS.
IIL'JIUTKM h UHbi.6.
Office lit the Register of Willi*
New Castle CO.. Del., July 15th, 1987.
U|em the application of Harry Rosa
Administrator of Wllhsm A. Price, Ist#
of Bed Lion hundred. In said county, do.
ceaaed.^B
«,1 , by the RegMter _
the Administrator aforftsald give nailcfif
of granting ol Letters of A-lminlslraUoit
upon the estât# of (he deceased, wlifi
the (hue of granting thereof. bS
(•«using advertisement* to be posted With«!
In forty day» from the (tar* of »»ah Let
ters ln »I« of the mod publie ptaeee eft
the county of New Oaatlo, requiring o]f
persons having demands «gainst th« *s
late to p re «eut the same, or »bid« by *a
act of assemh'y In such U4.se made smf
provided; and also cause the earn
Inserted within the same period
Evening Journal. » n#w«;i»per pohllshed
In 'Wilmington, Del., and to be oontlnueC
therein three weeks («. o. d.)
Given under the hand and MW&
of offlce of the Register of Wllf2
aforesaid, «it Wilmington. In New!
(SEAL) Ci at le county, aforesaid, the daW
and year above Written
FRANCIS M. WALKER. !
Register of Wills. 1
noth«:
It la ordered .md direct
of Wills th*»
Notice Is hereby given that Letters of
Administration were 4n due form of law;
granted unto the undersigned, on the Flf#
teeulh day of July. A. D., 1907. and that all
persons haring claims against the estatd
of the deceased must present tb# asm«'
duly atlewted, to the said Administrator,
on or before the Fifteenth day of July,
lists, or abide the Act of Assembly In suclg
rase made and prcarlded.
H MARK
HY ROSE.
Administrator.
Address WUtrd T. Smith. Ksq.. Atusrney
at-I-aw. Wilmington, Delaware.
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REGISTER'S ORDER.
Office of the Hegtoier of Will*
New Castle Co., Del., July 8th, 1907,
Upon the application of Ella O Rocke,
feller. Administratrix of Leander K.
Rockefeller, late of Wilmington hundred,
la said county, deceased. It Is ordered ana
directed
that
by the Register of Will*
the Adnilmal ralrls aforesaid
give notice of granting of Letters of Ad
ministration upon the estate of (he de
ceased. with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be post«4
within forty days from ttie date of sucl*
letters in six of the most public place« ot
the county of New Os#tl4. requiring all
p nous having demands again#! the «état«
lo present the same, or abide by an aot
of Assembly In such case mode and pro
VIded; and also cauiw the sem# to be 1ft
terled wtthln the same period la Th#
Evening Journal, a newspaper published
in Wilmington. Del., and to be continued
therein three weeko (e. o. d.)
• Given under th# hand end seal
•f offlce of the Register of Will#
• nfor-SMid. at Wilmington, tn S»w
(SEAL) Cnstio rounry aforesaid, the day,
and year above written.
FRANCIS M WALKER.
Register or Wllla,
NOTICE.
Notice I« hereby given that letter#
of Administration were In due form of
law granted unto the undersigned, en th#
Eighth day of July. A. D.. 1907 end
that all person* having ctatms ago IBM the,
estate Of Kh* deceased must present the
mi»», duly attested to the seul Admmie
tratrix. on or before the Eighth day ot'
July, 1908. or abide the Act of Assembly:
tn tuch case made and urortded.
ELLA G. ROCKEFELLER.
AdDVDtatrSUrlx
»1
Addre»». Wm.
city.
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Jk