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TRANSPORTATION^
WILSON LINE TO PHÜLA.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Lasave »Vllmngtou. Fourth Street
ially. at 7.80 sod 10 80 a. m., 1.» and Ul
>. m. An adâltlonal trip Saturdays anJ
Sundays only. 7.00 p. m.
La«»e Chestnut Street Wharf, Philadel
phia, dally, at 10.80 a. tn..l 80. 4 If and • ™>
p, in. As additional trip Sundays
Mondays on\y 7.30 a. m.
Pare. Philadelphia, excursion »e.
war. 18c. .Chester, excurslen. 15o:
* way. Me. _
BUSH LINE
FRUCHT FOR AIL POINTS
Steamers leave Philadelphia, Pa., dally
(except Sunday) _ —
10.48 A. M . 8.00 P- M
Laava Wilmington, Dal
0.00 f. M.
CEO. W. BUSH & SONS CO
Foot of Franck eu-Wllmlngton.
Pier 8. Bo. Wharves. Ofo«t of Walnut
Bt, )—Philadelphia.
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Florida Tour by Sea
88
Merchants 4. Miners Trans. Co.
Personally Conducted
To
Savannah, Jacksonville and
St. Augustine.
$50
Ten day trip. Including all necessary
expenses.
Leave Baltimore Feb. 18th, return
ing Feb. 28th. Send for Itinerary.
W. P. Turner. P. T. M.. Baltimore, rid.
j° 0 Bermuda
By Twin Screw Line
-argest and Fastest Stejmer*
S.S. Oceana, 8000 Tons
S. S. Bermudian, 5530 Tons
Wireless on both Steamers, also Bilge
K Forty hours from frost to flowers. Sail
gs every Wednesday and Saturday from
èw York In the season.
In
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WEST INDIES
New 8. S. "Guiana" end other steamers
fortnightly for St. Thomae. Bt. Croix. St.
Kitts,
Martinique
Demerara. For
with full Information apply to
A. E. OUTERBRIDGE & CO.,
Gen'l Agts.. Quebec S. 3. Co.,
Broadway, New York or
AHERN. SeCy
Antigua, Guadeloupe. Dominic«,
I que. Si. Lud«. Barbadoes and
Illustrated pampU'ets
Ltd.. 30
or ARTHUR
Quebec, or H. H, Levey,
80 W T . 33rd St.. New York City.
HOTELS.
HOTEL TRAYNIORE
Atlantic City, N. J.
Open Throughout the Year
Famous as the hotel with every mod
ern convenience and all the comforts
" home, TRAYMORE HOTEL CO
D. 8. WHITE, Pres.
CHAS. O. MARQUETTE. Mgr.
CONTINENTAL ,
Beach: always
open. Privat« baths: elevator: excel
lent table; white service; $1.50 up
dally; JS up weekly. Saturday to Mon
day' $3. Booklets.
MARGARET WALBI.I. P.l'.StSASL
Kentucky Ave.,
2d house from
ocean: elevator
•e street: sun parlor: steam heat; booklet.
a. K. BO NIFA CE.
Maryland Ave.
near Beach.
Rooms en
«ulte, with private baths; all conven
iences; elevator io street level. Special
Booklet.
JULIA A. MILLER.
NEW CLARION
Hotel Lamborn
ring rates.
Virginia Ave.
Beach
Convenient to
oardwalk. Piers and amusements. Mod
ne rates.
Ponce de Leon
un
ALFRED B GRINDROD.
FINANCIAL
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Capital, Surplus and Profits,
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2 per cent. Interest Paid on Deposits
Name This Company as
Executor or Trustee
, In Your Will
OFFICERS.
Otho Nowland, President.
E. Brlnghurst, Jr., Vice-PresldetiE
J. T. Pennypackcr,
Secretary and Trust Officer.
Richard Reese, Treasurer.
Wm. G. Taylor, Asa't Sec'y-Treas..
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WILMINGTON TRUST
COMPANY,
Tenth and Market Street*.
We will be pleased to hear from
you If contemplating the opening
or changing of a Bank Account.
Two per cent. Interest allowed
on all deposits. > " v
OFFICERS.
T. C. duPont, President.
Henry P. Scott, Vice-President
Pierre S. duPont, Vice-President
H. D. Townaend, Vice-President
Wm. Winder Laird, Treasurer.
Harlan G. Scott. Secretary.
Wm. Bush, Asst. Secretary.
Peter T. Wright, Real Estate Officer.
PATENT YOUR ID EAS
and iriakeT
Money \
'HOW TO GET THEM"
J08NIU 0. H. POTTO
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cast, well piepared.
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EIGHT PERISH
IN STORE F1REI
By United Press 1 .cas cd Special Wire.
CHICAGO, March 25.—At least eight
women perished In a fire which to-day de
stroyed a six-story building at Nineteenth
and W'avash avenue occupied by U. Fish
and Company, furniture dealers,
number of bodies has been recovered.
The dead:
Tthol Klnkelsteln, 1«. Jumped from sixth
floor and died half an hour later.
Five others not yet Identified.
Tho missing:
Myron Boll, advertising manager for
Fish and Co.; H. H. Mitchell, brolher-ln
law of L. Fish; Bert Sinclair, clerk;
Thomas Sullivan, clerk: Veronica Mc
Grath, Rose Brunsle, Ethel Anderson.
That
Mrs. Burden, Mary W'argo and a girl
named Sullivan, all employed by Fish A
Co. At least three are numbered among
the unidentified dead, but which one» Is
not known.
The lire started when a boy employed In
a cigar concern on tho flflh floor attempt
ed to fill « cigar lighter with alcohol. Ho
(gnlted tho liquid.
Tho building was equipped with auto
matic elevators whose, doors closed tight
shortly after the fire started. This check
ed the spread of tho tire through the ele
vator shaft but also made It difficult for
occupants of the building to escape. M. D.
Glner. who was on the sixth floor pried
open tho elecator doors, grasped the steel
cable within tho shaft an dslld down to
the ground. Both hangs were terribly
mangled. Isaac Fish of !.. Fish & Co., also
pried open the elecator doors and escaped.
The loss Is estimated at 1150.090.
NEW HOMES FOR
MANY KIDDIES
Moving day, moving day.
Rip that carpet oft the floor/
And throw that oil stove out the door.
The day that Is peculiarly Dela
waPcan —moving day—was observed by
many anxious hosewlves, hubbies and
kiddies to-day. ' It was observed
reluctantly. It Is true, but the observ
anco was none the less spirited. All
day moving vans betokened the fact
that many families will sleep In strange
homes to-night .
Tills is the last moving day in March
in this State, the Legislature having
decreed that moving day shall hen
after be June 25 of each year. Al
though to-day was an Ideal one for a
moving. March moving days of the past
have been so disagreeable that most
householders will welcome tho change.
LOST BUTTER
AND MONEY TOO
1*. P. Shockley, a grocer at tho north
east Corner of Thirteenth and West streets
Is outTo.TO, minus the cost of three pounds
o fbutter. as well as the butler.
On Wednesday a strange man went Into
the Shockley store and after purchasing
three pounds of butter presented the
check in payment and ^ns given the dif
ference In cash. The check was drawn to
the order of B. Ford and was signed by
O. G. Gooden. After receiving the change
the stranger departed with his butter. The
police were notified and arc making an
Investigation.
Ö. G. Gooden Is a real estate dealer In
this city. He denies that he Issued the
check.
HOUSE HAS NEW
RULES COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON, March 25—The
House to-day formally elected the now
rules committee, the members of which
had been sofected by the caucuses of
the two parties.
The Republicans are Representative
Dalzell, Penna. ; Smith, Iowa; Boutoll,
Illinois; Lawrence, Mass.; Fassett, New
York, and Smith, Calif.
Tho Democrats are Representatives
Clark, Missouri; Underwood. Alabama:
I Dixon, Indiana, and Fitzgerald, New
York.
Representative Currier (Republican,
New Hampshire,) chairman of the Re
publican caucus, presented the resolu
tion railing for the election of tho en
tire committee. He explained that the
Republicans had been named In the
order of rank, the rank being deter
mined by the length of service' in the
House. Where the term of service,
was the same, the men had agreed
upon their respective work.
Representative Clayton (Democrat,
I Alabama,), declared that the Demo
orats had sent in the names in the
order of the number of votes received.
The committee was elected unant
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TAKE RYAN TO
FLORIDA FOR TRIAL
j A dispatch received here from Spar
| tanburg, S. C.. says that John V. Ryan,
! of Wilmington, Del., claiming to be
j president of the United States Guar
! antee Company, of this city, who was
; arrested in Gaffney. S. C., a few days
! ago. was taken to Orlando, Fla., today,
i where he Is wanted by the authorities.
] Ryan refused to go without papers.
Chief of Police George Black said to
I day that he had received word 'from
[ the Florida authorities sometime ago
1 inquiring about Ryan. He learned that
j the guaranty company was incorporat
1 ed here and that Ryan had an office
j in tbe Equitable Building. He left
■ this cits* sometime ago. however.
LOST IN DESERT;
AWAITS DEATH
j SAN BERNARDINO. Cal., March 2i
j —Prospectors arriving hero ftom the
! Amargosa desert east of the Funeral
I Mountains, report the finding of the
body of David Eldrodge, a nephew r.f
I the president of tho National Sewing
Machine Company, who was lost on
tho desert last fall.
On tho body was
a ragged diary telling day by day of
the suffering from thirst and slow
starvation of the man as he wanffered
in search of help.
"All In.
I can go no further" was
the last note ih the little book, written
apparently a few hours before death.
Levey Bros. Auction Sale.
Levey Bros, of 218 Market street «re
going to sell
loan business.
aJl the stock of their,
The stock will be sold
«t auction and the sale wll start Sat
urday evening and
continue every
evening until the stock is gone. Levey
Bros, wll put in a full lino of shoes
oud dUcoutimiu Urn loon biutlutaa.
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PHONY CHECKS
IN HIS WAKE
Police of Many States Want
Former Navy Sailor on
Serious Charge
The police of several states, tnelud
Ing Delaware, are searching for Charles
t). W. Sturrup. alias Frank W. Smith,
allas William E. Multan, a discharged
petty officer of the United State«
Navy.
Captain Charles W. Wright, of the
Secret Service Operatives In Baltimore
has In his possession several aI leget)
fraudulent drafts and checks said to
have been passed by Sturrup. Ac
cording to the authorities, Sturrup has
In his possession a facsimile of the seal
used by tho Navy Department. The
seal la made of rubber, and each of the
cheeks offered by Sturrup are said to
bear tho Impression of the seal on the
back of the paper. According to offi
cials. Sturrup has obtained nearly a
thousand dolars in the pest few weeks.
He Is now supposed to be In Mary
land. That he was In Maryland a week
ago is attested by the statement that
he passed several bad checks In Havrö
de Grace.
The checks passed in Havre de Grace
were drawn on the Equitable Guaran
tee and Trust Company of this city
were signed by a navy paymaster and
on the back of the cheek was stamp
ed the seal of the Navy Department.
Chief of Police Black received word
sevaral days ago to keep watch for tho
■nan, but he Is not thought to be In
Wilmington. •
The Equitable bank officials said to
day that no cheeks Issued by the man
had as yet been received at that In
stitution.
Sturrup Is said to have Ijeen operat
ing in Delaware when he came near
fallng Into the hands of a Secret Ser
vice man. The discharged sailor Is
said to have managed to escape from
Wilmington by boarding a fast freight.
The next day, It is said he appeared
In Havre de Grace and passed a $20
draft. Sturrnp wears tho uniform of
a petty officer of the Navy, with a
1
chief yeoman's Insignia on the right
sleeve above a set of stripe. He also
wears a regulation naval, dress cap
with the following brass plate above
the visor, "U. S. 8. Hancock."
Sturrup's mode of operation. It Is
said. Is to remain In a town for n day
or two, make friends and then visit
the town bank and have a check cashed
WOUNDED GUARDS VERY LOW.
Workhouse guards Hastings and Mc
Cullough were very low at the Delaware
Hospital at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon. Mc
Cullough was barely alive.
EASTER PLANTS
ARE PLENTIFUL
It is impossible to walk a square in
Wilmington without encountering a
market-basket from which a red ger
anium or yellow daffodil, a fragrant
hyacinth or snowy Illy la not making
Itself at home among the potatoes
and apples.
The majority of the baskets have
picked up their floral burden In the
flower-market, at ' Sixth and
King
streets, where the gorgeous display of
blooms extend» the whle square. Eas
ter lilies arc plentiful, and average Al
ien cents a bloom. A pot with a sin
gle cala bloom may be bught for fifty
cents.
twenty cents, according to size and
plumpness. Daffodils are fifteen cents
a pot, a pot containing half a dozen
Hyacinths are fifteen and
pansy plants may be' purchased for
twenty-five cents, and tulips rangs
from fllteen to twenty-live cents,
brilliant* and promising geranium was
a popular purchase at fifteen cents.
Ferns are plentiful, and are all the
tyay from twenty-five cents to a dol
lar apiece. Two beautiful little lilac
hushes In full bloom were priced at
two dollars, and there were numerous
rambler and other rose bushes from
seventy-five cents to a dollar and a
half. Very decorative was the spiraea
at a dollar and a half a bush.
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Purchasers were numerous this morn
Ing chiefly of course of potted plants.
Not many cut flowers are shown In
proportion to the potted plants for
sale.
Carnations at thirty to sixty
cents a dozen were the principal cut
flower*.
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ILL AT HIS HOME
Patrons of the Western Union tele
graph office to-day were surprised to
find vacant the chair usually occupied
by Isaac W. Hallman, cashier of the
office. Mr. Hallam became ill yes
terday afternoon and was taken to bis
home. No. 1114 West Eighth street, in
a cab.
About a month ago Mr. Hallam fell
and Injured his leg. It has been giv
ing him more or less trouble elnco then,
and an abcess developed. It was
operated upon to-day and Mr. Hallam
is getting along nicely. He expects
to be buck at the office on Monday.
It is one of the few times In fifty
years that rM. Hallam has been absent
from the office, and he was missed by
Ute regular patrons. He has been
connected with the W r estem Union
Company's Wilmington office for more
than fifty years. He has been secre
tary of tho Grand Lodg* of Odd Fel
lows for nearly forty years.
BIDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
TO A PUMPING STATION
The water commissioners today ad
vertised for bids for remodeling the
Cool Spring pumpinb station,
will bo opened on April 4.
I
The bids
Execute Ito's Slayer.
PORT ARTHUR, March 25.—Indian
I Angan, the slay
1 executed here t<
| who wak formerly the resident general
of Korea at the railway station at Hat
er of Prince Ito, waa
oday. Indian shot Ito
j bln lust October,
I
—to
PERSONAL.
Miss Mildred Walls, of No. 1214 Wash
: ington street, who has b*en seriously ill,
I Is recuperating on her grandfather'* farm
BsaiBHpis __
i "*» r Kenton. Delaware. Miss W oils la ac
i companled by her mother, Mrs. John A
Walls.
[ Preston street. Baltimore, Md., la via
John Askew. Jr., of No. 2414 East
iUac relativ«« «rut frtaoda ta. «h 1 « city.
Shake off tha grip of your old en
emy, Nasal Catarrh, by using Ely's
Cream Halm. Then will all the swell
Ing and soreness Ire driven out ol tho
tender. Inflamed membranes. The Uta
of sneezing will *ense and the dlat harge
as offensive to others as to yourself,
will be stopped when tho causes that I
1» ' „ _,
produce It are remoxed. t leanllttess, ■
comfort and renewed health by the
use of Cream Balm.
gists for 60 cents, or mailed by Ely I
Bros., 5« Warren Street, New York.— 1
Adv. * . I
tto.d by «11 drug
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EQUADOR AND
PERU AT ODDS
By Urfltcd Picks la-aaed Special Wire.
BUtfNOH AYRES, March -26,-Much In-j
tcrest has been aroused hero by the re
port, unquestionably wen founded, .hat
fifteen thousand Mauser rifles have hc.-u I
shipped from ttantlago, Chile, to EquadOr
under convoy of a Chilean war vesmv. :
In view of the dispute between Chile and!
Peru over tho Tacnn-Arlca district which"
has brought about the severance of dlplo
m&tlc relation« bt'twe+M» the two count non,
•nd llic cxcltinent In Peru and Ecuador
over the pending award of ,he King of
Spain In another boundary dispute, the
situation Is regarded as very disquieting.
Chllo's action Is Interpreted as un at
tempt to force Its issue with Peru by
Instigating hostilities uuH
the part of
Kquador. The situation on the west const
of South America Is now such that Jl is
believed that any show of force would
plungu tho entire region Into a general
war.
The Immediate cause of the breaking off
of diplomatic relations by Peru was tho
expulsion of Peruvian priests from the
Tacna-Arlca ' district.
I
,
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(By a Staff Correspondent of tho
l nited Press). ~
CAIRO, Egypt. March 26—Starting at
early hour this morning from the.
Mena House, Colonel Roosevelt and his
family Jdurneyed by camels and sand
ears to Memphis, twelve mllea south
west of Cairo, where tho tombs of
Sakkarra and the Temple of Bulls are
located.
ROOSEVELT
AMONG TOMBS
ûn
Tho parly was accompanied by Am
bnsBBtlor 0*084' Straus and wife. Miss
IddingH. Lawrpnc« V. Abbott, pNVl'Unt
of the Outlook Company, and the news
roper corroapondcnl».
The Colonel declared the tn . was j
the most interesting and enjoyable he
lias had since coming to Egypt,
was particularly interested In his visit
to the tombs.
fact that in them he found pictures of
animals thahcsjiad but recently killed.
"And to think these pictures were
made li.000 years before Christ.' ex
claimed the Colonel.
One picture of a hyena, being fuiton
ed for food, held Mr. Roosevelt's at
tention for several minutes
•T killed a hyena only a few weeks
that might have served as tho
tb
He commented on tbe
t: go
model for thl-i picture." tho Colonel
said.
It was the second camel riding experl
for Colonel and Miss Roosevelt.
much easier riding
enc4>
Either they bad
mounts to-day dr else they have profited
from their first experience, for they man
aged their "ships of the desert" much
better than on tho first day.
■T think In time, possibly 100 years, I
might grew to like to ride n camel." the
^ . .
party were guests at luncheon of George
es-, ... w. .""r:,
Oxford College, and Di. harruf. a noted
Arabic scholor. Both of theso men
_ ... r , nn ,i -ntalncii in«
Egyptologists of note end explained the
history of many of the scenes encountered
ti. Hav
co-nu;.
The luncheon was served on tho Dhabe
Colonel Jocularly remarked, as lie cltmbpd
down from his towering beast.
After the visit to tho tomb« the entire
Iha of George Bay Wisse.
SHOULD KNOW IT.
The adobe or "sticky" soil, as It is
commonly called, found In several sec
tions of the west, while very rich and
well 'suited to the growing of apples,
pears and some other fruits. Is very
difficult to handle and must be plowed
, . , . ,
at Just the right time— « few day* fol
lowing a rain, when tho "slacking"
, * . . _ . .
has advanced to the proper stage—to
results that nr# at all sutlsfac
... .. . ...
Rather oddly, though, while
continued hot and dry weather tend*
secure
tory.
to form a hard crust • few inches be-1
nentb the surface, there seems to be
no other soil which retains it* subsoil
molsture more completely or on which
fruit tree* will stand more protracted
drought. When on* buys a "Btlcky"
" . . . ..
ranch he should bore lu mind that it
Will cither bo necessary for hlm toi
_,
road leading to
his place. If he Is to reach it during
the wet season, or to lay in a «ufflclent
, " * . . .
Stock Of supplies and provisions SO
that ho will not have to leave his
.
place for two or threo mooths at a
time. The only pointer that the pro
J w
spectlre buyer of a "sticky ranch
needs is that he should be thoroughly
. . . . _ . _ f
acquainted with the antic* Of the soil
Knrlntr the rninv season so thnt he
during me rainy season, so V* al " e
will not he taken by surprise when the
„
have a solid macadam
sticky time comes.
PROTECT THE ORCHARDS.
All through tbe northern states the
snow lies deep iu many sections. This
moans that tbe orchards are in espe
clal danger of Injury from rabbits
whose other food supplies are mado
inaccessible by the heavy blanket
• .Sr*" ——Z —.7—
snow. And as the winter advances
the hunger of these ever present pests
increases, making the likelihood of
damsvr, bv them the greater If the
damage ny tnero me Bremer, ii ine
trees bave not been protected and the
rabbits have begun their work of de-,''*
structlon, radical measures should be
adopted. These should include wrap
. , , . „ . „
plng of the trunks of all young trees
as far up as'the branches with
newspapers, the smearing of wounds
already made with a strong resin soap,
the use of traps, dogs, ferrets and guns
In exterminating the offenders and, if
worst come to worst, the scattering in
the runways of pieces of apples on
which powdered arsenic has been
placed. Of course such poisoned baits
should be covered with brush in case
any of the farm animals have the run
of the orchard. TU* trees should be,
inspected at frequent intervals so that
the rabbits will not bave made serious
havoc before their depredations ar*
discovered
JVef
PUBLIC SA~tS[
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r-*L dLIC. SALE _ I
,' vl " „V" I 01 ' 1 "l 1 Il ? n ' ?*'
on 'pirÊSDAV, MARCH 29tn.
o'clock a. m.'
1910, at 9
Hed room, liming room
«nd parlor furniture. China, largo hotel |
jeoal range, coffee urn, steam table. large
vauge. carpets, etc.
Fifty Chandeliers, lot of hunks.
STIDHAM & BON, Allots.
T^UBLIC SALE
A OF FURNITURE
at tho country home of C. B. Uorc, at
Bellevue. Delaware, on
MONDAY, MARCH 28TH, 1910.
at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
Bedroom suites, bureaus, stands, chairs,
rockers, pictures, extension table, feath
er*. cook stove, dishes, and many other
articles not herein mentioned
Also four tons of good Timothy Hay.
TERMS CASH.
Mar24-4t.
Stidham A- Son. Auets.
C. B. LORE
Mar33.86.26
FOR SALE,
ROBERT MOUHLEY, Sllverslde, Del.
Mw r23-5t. __ ______
F°^, .a^Varied*'find? Fgâ» H ' * RBD8
"v. j MARTIN, 908 W Seventh Bt.
MnrT-eod-t mo __
F k puî^u r°^«a "o N M Entered
j^ 0 Hllent cutter, ftAUftftgft »tiiffer, 1
"team* pump, track «oalon and track trol
^i^V E.smîre W BU,Ula)r -
Mar9-3l-eod. __
mqR . SÄLE— NEW . KWf'HEN CABJt
** net. g»» range, Iron hed and bedding,
0 p r lctur *"' N ° 2 Ma'ribM-eod
H ELP WANTED—M ALE.
M en wantfd-to prepare for
Railway Mall, Customs and Postot
fli-e Examinations. 1600 to 11600 Preoara
tlon free. Writs for ■ schedule showing
places. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept
r-M. Ro chester, N Y _ Feh 26-lmo.
VNTHD—A GOOD FAUMKlt APPLY
WOODWARD & BRO , 809 Market St.
W
Mnr21-6t. __
VNTEfy ÂN EXPERIENCED CAL
endtr finisher on cotton piece Koods
to act an thin! hand In a large bleacher y
In New Jeraey. One accuatomed to froat
tmlah and a general lino of calcmler work
\V«gm, flH per week. Apply Box 11-T?.
Évfiiinc «Tournai Office. Mar?3-«t
\f~KN WÂStKÜ • FOR RAILWAY
iV1 Mall, Internal Revenue, OuHtom* and
Postofflee examlnatloon Io I1.IM)
^-'mTna/C; sc^u.V ^FRANKl"
INSTITUTE. Défit ;I9-N., Rochester.
N. V . M»r24-lmo
UtfANTED— FARMER. WITH SMALT,
family to work on «har**:
J. P. NICHOLS ,
w
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Highlands, Wilmington, De.
M«r4-m-W-f-6t
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HELP WANTED —FEMALE
yTNTKD^^!^DrB?kNXnKfr^(^AN
VY* 0 r hourckrepor. Apply WOODWARD
* PRO.. 308 Ma rket street Mar21-t
urANTKP — MÎnDLÊ-AQBD WpMAN
Springer Sts,
W XNTKD -• COMPETENT WOMAN
for general housework. Apply at
Apartment No. 5. THE PARKE. 836
Jefferson street, Mnr23-3t
W ANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK.
Apply after 0 p. in., 309 N. Broome Bt.
Mar24-2t. __
INTO Yol'S'G Gl ill-' TO ASSIST
with housework at 300 W. 22nd 81.
Mar24-3t.
\v
ROOMS FOR RFNT
G 'RARD-805. *07 AND 809 RACK FT
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housekeeping. 201 East Fifth street.
MarlS-lmo. _______ _ _ _
•DOR" RF-fft' A sriTF- OF ROOM«
" suitable for light housekeeping, on
the second floor, at 1206 W. Seventh Bt.
Mar21-23-25.
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REGISTERS ORDERS
tvEGTBTER'B ORDER.
R Office of the Register of Wills,
New Cast le <2o.. Del., March 2nd. 1910
Upon the application of Mary Beste and
Mam.- Beste. Executrices of Bernard
Beste, lat* of Wilmington Hun
dred. In .mid county, deceased. It '»
.ordered and directed by the Reg's-;
lcr of wills that the Executrices;
'iw«*'«'»'»»
[ deceased, wth the datp of granting
aroltheienf, causlhg advert'semsnts to he
posted within 'orty days from the dal*
; of tuc p L et ter* In six of the most pub
j lie places of the County of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same.
j or abide by an act of Assembly In suc h
lease made and provided; snd also cause
tho same to be Inserted within the same
period In the Evening Journal, a news
paper published In Wilmington. Del., art
to las continued therein three week«
(e. o d.)
notice,
Notice Is hereby given thnt Letters Tes
tamenUry were In due form of law grant
T 1 unto the underoigned, on the Be-ou-l
[fifty of March A. D. 1910. and that all per,
«on« having claims m/sinst lb* estate of
the deceased must present the same, dulv
attested, to the »aid Exécutrice» ,oiv or
before the Second day of March, A. D.
1*B. °r abide the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided
MARY RESTE.
MAME BESTE.
Given' under the hand and seal
Of office of the Regts'er of Wills
aforesaid, at Wilmington. In New
(BEAL) Castle County aforesaid, the dey
and year above written.
FRANCIS M. WALKER
Register of W1H*.
/
Address. George Lods», Esq KX AUorne*y
, »FL"w. Wilmington, Del.
I MaH-eod-St.
tïeoirter's i order
Office of the Register of Wills,
New Castle Co.. Del.. March 9th. tnio.
T T pon the application of Flora C. Will«.
cum testamento «nnexo, Administratrix
!of Franklin K. Will*. Ute of Wllmlnston
hundred, In said county, deceased. It 1»
o';?« re 'l«ndd're*««a by the Register of
Wills that the Administratrix aforesaid
Ktv „ notice of granting of Letter* of Ad
ministration C. T A upon the «»tote of
the fi<»<'®ftKefi, with the date of *rifhtln*
thereof, by cnuulng efivertl«ements to
5«, pos(*i within forty day* from the
date of such Letters In sl>: of the most
public places of the Count) of N«w c*»
requiring all person« having de
msnds ngslnst the estate to present the
same, or abide by an act of Assembly In
«uch case made and provided: and also
cans* the same to be Inserted within the
game period in the Evening Journni a
newspaper published In Wilmington. Del
And to he continued therein three week«
f*. o. d.)
Given onflsr the hand und «ent
of office of tho Register of Wltls
aforesaid, at Wilmington. In New
BEAL) Cn«1Ie County aforesaid, the day
and year shove written.
FR.ANCIB M W ALKER.
Register of Will«.
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Notice is heréhv^V^ven th»r ratter«
Administration cum testamento en
nexo were In due form of law granted
onto the undersigned, on the Ninth day
"'.ut'e^he
deceased must pre«ent the s«me, dulv at
.tested, to the said Administratrix ff. T.
on or W(f| th# Nlnth , )av of Mare , v
lau. or abide the Act of Assembly in such
56 mad* and provided.^ ^ \yn Eg
Administratrix f t. a.
Address Reuben Bstierthwalt. Jr . At
torncv-et-Tjiw. Wilmington. Dclaware
M-rji-ot-eod
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j rernove my real estate offices from
Eighth and Monroe streets to the!,
j Northeast Corner ol Ninth and Jeffer-1
son streets,
On or about March 25th. 1910 , I will)
removal notice.
removaTnotice
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL,
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G. H. HAYDEN.
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REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT
For Rent
APARTMENTS
702 W. tough Street.
Apartments, contamln- Six Rooms
and Bath with Heat and Hot Water,
Back Porches. In good condition. All
the rooms are light and well ventilated.
Will be nnted
term» to desirable Tenant*. Possession
March 36th. Apply to
on very reaeonnl 'e
JOHN J MONAGHAN.
4 ,W. Seven 'h St.
Or to Monaghan's Shea "'ore.
Fourth and Mndlaen Bt«.
For Rent
?I4 W. 18lh 81.. 8 R * it. Porch, heater,
linen room extra fine location, electric
«ml gas lighting.
IMS WU Sixth St,, 8 K * B. Electric
and gaiMIghtlng. two porches, square
1>°"î 6 . ** ,r " V" r< !
«13 Rodney Bt., 9 R * R, Electric and
gas lighting, porch, pantry, all Improve
ments, wide front.
1003 Clay I on Bt. Electric and gas light
ing, front and back porches, and all Im
provements,
1011 Bhallcrnss Ave.. 8 H A 11. Electric
and gas lighting, front porch, and mod
ern; hulir one g ear «go.
ISM W. Fourteenth Bt . in R a b.. In fine
location, terraced, front lust being paint
ed and put In good condition,
70) Poplar Bt.. 7 R A ft., porch, heater,
cement cellar and Improvements.
A R. BTAYTON.
Mnrl8-tf.
707 Shipley St
1ÎOR RENT
4P4BTMENT.
Offices, 834 Market St.
„ DWELLING«.
,3** B.'Oom* St., to R, * R,
SÎ P 'ï' l !ïü , r * rn « 1 "'« and hath
ml S,? d u ,0W1 TL ■ !l rooms, bath.
1917 w. Seventh
* n
«1» Poplar Bt.. 7 rooms and bath.
Stable. 18th Bt,. between Market «nd Oe
ange streets.
Apply to WILMINGTON TRUST TO
Tenth «n't WieVe» «♦
W'l: PENT 1 I'M AN. •<STU.lt A V U
house <J roemt and bàfhVnttd hnsé
mmt, will rent sennrale or maether
EPHRAIM. 3 W. Ul: SL
Man-tr,
pou rent la m* è~htoiVe. * 7 « kind
MreeT. in rrntor Apply
«ÄOWN. 617 Market Ht.
rjOH RENT STORES
X* Klghth Kir^i
215-17 WEBT I
„ . . T S M. EVILLY * GO .
Beni Estate Mortgage and Insurance
Brokers. dm West Fourth street
Mart* tf' 0 " 0 r,m Wilmington. Del,
• >R RENT — Blx-ROUM SECOND
floor apartment, handsomely decor
nleit; all eonvnn'eneps; No lent Madison
street. Apply on Premises or K. C. HAR
DESTY. County Court House. M23-tf.
•D'OR BENT-1016 CJ.AVTON, S ROOMS
L bath, healer, poreh. Special induce
O. O. GOODEN.
tiionts.
...... ,- 83» Market street.
Mar18-6t-mon-wod- frl
on n ent -VrActi^ali.y a nTw
house at Holly Oak. All modern
eonvenlenees; live bedroom* and bath.
Good river and landscape view«. Apply
F J. WILLIAMS. Holly Oak. Del.
Feb2S-lmo-eod.
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1 ing papers served- Cull 8502-A. D & A.
I Mar17-lmo.
.VfTflTCE-A^TteR sT'ÀRCirgTH. MTBB
I *'• Edna E. Carpenter will sever her
connection* »* teacher of piano with
Sternberg School of Music, und will -
a studio nt 90S Van Ruren street.
A. Phone 2II4-D
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OF WILMIrv'GT'JN,
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E. WILLIAMS CO.
821 Orange Bt. Roofing. Spouting and
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I* eat tug. Metal ana composition rooting
Hot Air beating and ventilating. Repair
mg pro mnt iv done
ARCHITECTS ANJ ENGINEERS
E. L. KICK. JR.. CO., tine.)
Architects and Engineers. 816 Market a
19 /ears of active n
clients, much useful
I'hnuM
raotlca bring* to ou
■ knowledge In desigi
and construction, «and ws warrant am
«•erk r.irre-t l.i »11 resnect*.
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\MTAt± PÀPEh-ioHi WEW SEVENTH
atreet. Work promptly attend«*'.! to.
Msrïi-end-igio. John
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F YOU WANT HUHIEBT
A PRICES FOR YOUR FtfHS,
D*e.b-*t. LEWIS I. BARR. 613 King • t.
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0 9 ANI.ET RILKA. TAIIAJR.
^ Southeast Corner Ninth and Pin* Bts
, Cleeamg, pressing, dyeing «nd scouring.
! Ladles' and men's clothes repaired,
Delmsrvln phone 3568 Feb84-tmo
CASH
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Cl V WEDDING
UXJ at JOHN
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I N Y ITATlUNb. »1
BTON'S, Il E. Vth
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REYBOLD.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
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Philadelphia, Pin. March 1«, 1910.
To Stockholders Pennoil Steamship Com
pany: w
You will please take notice that a spe
cial meeting of the stockholders of Pen
noli Steamship Company, 1* called and
will bo held at the office of tho company,
In the Lafayette Building, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. In the city of Phil
nosdav*the "îW^doy^of* April.* a X.°D.''IdO*
and HSrtXiXi'£ Ä.«"f!
P^inoll SteamsIilp Company. , . .,
Tnl» meotlnpr 18 cdllcn ttiiil ^klll b(* nftlfi
on authority of the following resolution
Hdopltd by the Board of UJreotor* at n
regularly upiiolnled meeting held by them
i thsklMh day of March. A. D.. L'10.
Resolved. That In the Judgment pf this
Board, It Is advisable and most for thei
Iwnellt of thl* company Huit the »«me'
should be dissolved, and to that end It
I« ordered that n meeting of the stock-1
holders bo held on tho 2(dh day of April.
A. I>., 191«. at one o'clock In the afternoon
In the office of the company In the city
of Philadelphia and State of PennsyliRfc
In for the purpose of acting upon and «ft
Ing their consent to sm-h dissolution.
N- II. WEBER, Secretary.
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M«rl8-28-Aprl-g.
STIDHAM & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
Calls Satss of Real Estât* arid Per
sonal Property in City or Country.
Terms Reasonable, Forty-five year*
of Auctioneering if our Rcourd.
STIDHAM & SON.
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111 Eat*. 4th St.
O. & A. Phone 535
4-l$t
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.
March 28—Sal* of Furniture for C. B.
Lora, at ibellevu*, Del., at 2 o'clock
p. m., by Stidham & Son, Aucts.
March 26—Sale *f Watches and Jaw
airy at 216 Market St, at 7.30 p.
m., by Stidham & Son, Aucts.
March 29—Sale of Furniture at Col
lege Inn, N. W. Cor. Tenth and
Washington Sts.
March 30—Sale of Household Goods
et all kinds and 1.000 yard, of Car
pets, at 10 o clock a. m. at SUd
ham i Son's Auction Store, HI
c,,» c»
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April 1.—$3,000 worthy of Fin* Lar
pets. Furnitur*, Rugs, Mattings,
Linoleum. Bedding, etc., at Slid
ham i Son's Auction Store HI.
East Fourth street at 1 o'clock p.
-Watch thi. paper for ad of
m.
sals."
ly.N'G JOURNAL.
Read THE EVE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
F ) R
rwu new houses, six rooms, bath
and'reception hall, all modern Improve,
rnenls. houses complete In every waf.
Winchester Place, between 13th and I4ih,
Orange and Tnlnall; also one three-story
house tor rent, seven rooms and bath,
latest Improvements. Sold five In the last
two week*. Come quick.
CHARLES E. AN
SALE
DERSON & BONS,
No. « E. 13th street.
Phono • D. & A.. 1928-A.
Del , 1040.
marll-lm
ForSale-250 Houses
Single or in Blocks.
$200,000 Worth of Building
Lots ripe for improvement.
I have determined to reduce
my holdings of Real Estate and
wifi offer th^ahove on the most
r e.i«nnal>lc terms.
JOS. L. CARPENTER. Jr.
923 Market Street.
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FOR SALE
3 Story Brick Dwelling, S. W. Cor.
11 rooms and
Excel*
Fifth and West Sts.
bath, heater,
lent condition.
Possession.
E. P. MOODY,
505 Ford But! ling.
FOR SALE
3 Story Brick Dwelling, U1ÎI Dela
ware Avc. 11 rooms, " baths, steam
hkiit. ; porches, Electric and Gas
llglillng. New house.
I 'o; session.'
E. P. MOODY,
505 Ford Building,
I
FOR SALE
3 Sifiry Brick Dwelling, 6lJ nroome
. 141 roonib ami bath. Steam
St
2 porches.
E. P. MOODY,
505 Ford Building.
FOR .SALE
3 Story Brick Dwelling, N. W. C or.'
Fourteenth and West Sts.
bath, heater. Fin® condition. I'djf
seaslon.
In rooms
E. P. MOODY,
505 Ford Building.
FOR SALE
2 1 § Story Fine Dwelling, Minor
9 rooms and
Lot lUtt
Ave. Claymont DeJ.
bath. Hot Water Heat.
429. l'ossesslon.
E. P. MOODY,
505 Ford Building,
FOR SALE.
FIFTY BARREL
ROLLER
FLOUR MILL
Siliiulcd In the business section of t6e
bi.wn of Milford, Delaware Ml/I stands
within a few yards of our river. Has
output for »II flour and feed It ran man
ufacture Was hum by Wolf Sk Co. H...
four stands of rolls, gyr.ilor-and recelv
Ing separator. The building Is (hree
storv brick and frame. Building and
machinery In gond condition. Here Is an
opportunity for tho right man to make
sumo money. The reason for selling la
he< ause other business claims our at
tention at this time,
titulars, a ri 11 res.i
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For further par
F. W. DAVIS O CO„
Milford, Del.
MarJ-Imideod.
PARTIAL LIST
OF BARGAINS.
POSSESSION GIVEN BOON.
Delaware Ave., near Rlvervlew. 10 room»
two bath», extra large porch, large lot.
616-680 Jefferson Bt., each 9 rooms, bath,'"
Gordon Heights, 11 rooms, bath, bester.
2 seres.
Holly Oak. 8 room«, hath, large lot».
Ninth and Franklin bl», p) rooms; flâner
leaving city.
610 West Hf.. IS rooms, suitable for apart,
ment».
829 Van Buren SI.. 12 rooms, bath. .
Concord Ave. ami Washing«
rooms, bath,
*11-1015 Clayton Bt., each 8 rooms, bstip
• ' '■ v * 1 1 ' l* • , u • on . i , r n
Bungalow,
pORSALK
on St.; 8
Cedars,
Springs, price $4Bn.
16 acre truck and poultry farm, B4 mile«
of < 'enlcrvlllc.
101« «nd 833 Kirkwood, each 7 rooms, bath.
Klsmere, 8 rooms, large lot.
Richardson Bark, 9 rooms, bath, large
I o I
Brandywine
near
R „ nn i. vl radars vi
Borin«* % ' Brandywln«
«.»ere" truck and nnnltrv r«r™
bufidln.s l ml « o rs ,to,r lm7™
March*' Stanton, possession
'^ôf^entrevfile ,,OUl,ry fRrm>
thïcîty.* 0 * 1 Su,taMS ,0< » U0n * *« ° vel
M»ny oilier modern house*; some ntw,
on *»iiiv t#'rfnw «n>i int maoi
S? ( |m goSTTiyer* pr0p '
several'other fine productive farm« and
country resldem es. near city; «11 sixes,
De»lr»hle building lots, hotfi city ar
suburban nt a sacrifice price.
Routine a sneclaltv
r . (-."pnA,
' L». uUU) IftjJ,
Heal Estate
COR SALfc.
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«»hlngton street bridge -two
Dfr, e i5 ht hath and attic.
fnn 1 i 1 ^ 0- - 40R ..* n,, .-IJ® Washing
m.n, tr ^ . £ am,1 )r . wl » h , ln * a *fWI
bullt substantial home should pay Um**
houses a vNlt and examine their
Extra Heavy Construction.
Heating Arrangement.
Lighting Arrangement. •
Laundlres In cellars. yv>
Interior finish. Done by "tho day.
Outside finish.
Location and railway facilities. i
These houses when looked over will
speak for themselves. For sale by
WM. B. CRAVEN, -to *
Owner and builder. Ninth and duPont Sts.
Feb21-lmo-eod.
DOR SALE-TWO
A two-story houses, 919 Clayton street,
s rooms and bath 1002 Clayton street 3
rooms and bath For further Informa
tion seftllARRY S. LYNÇH, 715 Tatflall
street. t Febl6-eod-tf
tc* Market 8L
InMiraoc*.
M'«rt snore* nnd
NEW MODERN
WANTED
W l.VTED— FURNITURE OF ALL
kinds. h/Khest pr), e« pxld for part
! or entire households. Hotels, restsuroivt«,
I office fixture« roll top desk«. safes
a specialty. All kinds of stoves and car
CL £uU< r SS a ïïSnd-kîÂÎK?
ought. Overcoats and pants a speel*lty.
Urln B your Raw Furs to us.
Bhune.jDe,insrvls, No. 23«.
OHARI.ES s. hurlock.
.T«nT-tf. Seventh and Poplar st».
«» xnteDtIOHO CAR1KTS TO ■
»* storage rooms for rent. R.S) and $J
per month Both phone« »
I F LANG CO • » Ora0 S* 3 '
„VntId-A MARRIED COUPLE TO
•« rent rooms on Wash log tort Heights:
references exchanged. Address P.
Box
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bio ' maiilio. 1*10
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