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REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT
poiTbknt^mTnortTT clayTC)n st."
* 7 room« and bath. Apply to C1IA8.
J404 W - S1Xtee,Uh Stree '- -
. SENT-NEW WIDE FRONT
house. 313 West Twentieth street. 8
a and hath i with nil modern 1m
•rnsni, Aoolv to FT CL Y M KR
tments. Apply to F T. CI.Y mkk.
_ 1416 Van Buren -'.eft,
*"" . ■■■■ —
HELP WANTED—MALE.
W wanted as telegraph operators every
S here. Railroad and commercial posi
ons open now for man and women. Men
wanted as wireless operators. Pennsyl
Telegraphy will guanmtee
lo train you. School opens May 16. Smith
BulMlng. Wilmington. Write Bex 120. wll.
ntngton, Del., lor fiee catalogue.
MaylO-ltno.
Vania School of
XirANTED-RAIT.WAY MAIL. INTER
W „ai Revenue, Postofflce Employees.
Examinations announced
Immediately for Wtl
Prnparation free.
Dept 39-P..
. May 28 -lino
1800 to 31,500.
Juiv 16th. Write
mington schedule
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Rochester,- N. Y. •
WANTED—PR MAL F
HSluP
rrâARN^vgsr.
No. 1030 Tatnall St.
" making. N
Jnu*6-lwk.
WANTED
Ÿ» 7Â N fßl^^fOBTY 1-HORSE OPEN
W wagon for hauling purposes on farm.
Address E. B. J., Evening Journal Offices
June4-6t.
ANTED— FURNITURE OF ALL
■ kinds, highest price* paid for part
•r entire houaeholda. Hotel», restaurants,
office fixtures, cell top desks, aafes
a specialty. All kinds of stoves and car
pets sold or exchanged. Second-hand
tools bought. Good second-hand clothes
nouant. Overcoais and p«nti a specialty
Club room chairs to hire.
Phone. Delmsrvla, No. 2*43.
r chart.es s. hurlock.
«-venth and Poplar Sts
Janl-tf.
tlTANTED-1000 CARPETS TO CLEAN:
VT storage rooms for rent. *L6t and 3:
per month. Both phone«.
GEO. F. LANG CO., 120» Orange St
Feb24-tf.
W ANTED — OLD FEATHER BEDS.
plllowa, bolster», and old-faahloned
furniture. Beat cash prices. W-10. Jour
nal Office. Apr28-tf
REMOVAL NOTICE.
REMOVAL NOTICE
On or about March 2Bth, 1910, I will
real estate offices from
to the
remove my
Eighth and Monroe streets
Northeast Corner ot Ninth and Jeder
•on street*.
G. H. HAYDEN.
HAIR WORK.
C WITCHES. BRAIDS AND PUFFS
made to order, and combings made
M. E. McCONAGHY,
823 Market St.
up.
D. & A. phone 1371.
Mayl8-lmo.
ROOMS FOR RENT
r'TRARD—806. 807 AND 809 RACE ST..
vr Philadelphia. Rooms, 26, 36. 80c.
Gentlemen only. Mayl-ly
I'fttttbfafeb rooms for rent, in
finest part of Penn's Grove. Apply
MRS. SEELY, Delaware Ave and Pit
man St. Jnne 2 -«t
BUSINESS CARDS.
E WILLIAMS CO.
12) Orange St.. Rooting, Spouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roollng.
Mot Air haa'lng and ventilating. Repalr
promptly don*. Phonos. A26-ly.
W
Fit
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
Architects and Engineers. 316 Market Bt.
89 years of active practice brings lo our
clients, much useful knowledge In daslsn
and construction, and wo warrant our
work correct in «0 respects.
E. U RICE, JR.. CO- nnc.y . ,
CTANLET SILK A, TAILOR.
O Southeast Comer Nfnth and Pine Bts.
Cleaning, pressing, dyeing and scouring
Ladles' and men s clothes repaired.
Delmarvla ph one 3 SiA. __May5-lmo
UfÀRNÊR 8. LEWIS. CARPENTErT
tv Jobbing a specialty. Estimates fur
nished. Office and shop, 606 Orange St
D. & A. P hone 5673. _ Ma31-lmo
'rHË'cfTSM&i'ÔLlTAN RELIEF A8SÔ
i elation. No. 6 West Ninth street.
Room ».
dent and Funeral Benefit Association. Be.
liable Agents Wanted Everywhere.
M«y7-lmo-eod.
SHOW CARÖB. 32 00; 500 TICK
— JOHNSTON, Printer.
No. U E. Seventh St.
ÖAMUEL G." WILLIAMS, 10» WlStTf
Ö Fourth street, Wlimlngtop^
ware. Tin and Sheet Iron Work. HeaM
Ing. Roofing. Spouting. Sheet Metal Work
of all kind«. Skylight» and Metal Cell
The roost popular Sick, Accl
100
et». 31.28,
June2-eod-tf.
D..J.
ing». Estimates Furnished. Telephone
3060. Apr22-lmo-eod
OHN BURNS A SON
Palmers, Paper Hangers and Deco
rators, Contract work a specialty. No.
824 Kirkwood St., Wilmington, Del.
May31-lmo-eod.
J
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
•pLECTRICAL WORKERS WANTED—
■C» We can lit you for a good, well-paid
position as an electrician, or electric rail
way. lightning, or dynamo station fore
man or aupermtendent, or telephone man
ager. We can teach yon bymall. In your
spare time and at small cost. The only
qualification needed hi ability to read and
write and the determination to succeed.
Write to-day. stating the subject# which
Interests you. Box 453, Wilmington, Del.
Junel-inio.
DRAFTSMEN WANTED.
MECHANICAL AND ARCHITEl'Tl'R
AVI «1 Draftsmen Wanted—The demand
exceeds tho supply. 9 wing to the In
creased activity In Industrial work,
guarantee to train you for position as
Draftsman. Write for Free Catalog to
BOX 455. Wilmington, Del.
Jimel-lmo.
SITUATION WANTED
X17ANTED PLACE BY A YOUNG MAN
W i n private family as all around man.
iar
We
June6-2t. No. 1113 Chippy St.
NOTICES
N otice-^.» reward for the
arrest and conviction of any per
sons found stesfitig milk Ot empty bot
— Retail Milk Dealers' Association.
Charles M. Burris, Secretary.
Mari-wsd-tf. ■ » ■
LOST AND 1 FOUND.
yw-^fôiTr^Cfgn — mrrrvm n
L reward If returned to 834 Market St.
Mayfli-tf.
L ost - purse, between
1er'» Store and Montchanln. contain
ing 366 and so me change. Finder reward
ed by returning same to MARCELLING
FE8GA, Montcnsryln. Del. , Ju3-3t
ÏÎTTT
FOR SALE.
tTOR SALE—3,006 FEET CULL OAK
U suitable for fencing and platforms.
315.00 per thousand. All kinds of hard
woods. wholesale and retail. Special bills
promptly filled.
AMERICAN TIMBER & LUMBER CO.,
Mlft-eod-lmo. Ninth and Shipley Sts
TYPEWRITERS WANTED
QTENOGHAPHERS AND TYPEWRIT
o ers Wanted—There Is a steady de
mand everywhere for stenographers and
typewriter». Stenography is many time»
a snort cut lo high confidential positions.
■ stenography and typewriting
and practically by mail In
We teach
thoroughly
ydur spare time and at low cost,
to-d«" *— -*—
Write
Box
Junel-lmo.
ly'for "•'emmerdai Circular."
Wilmington. Del.
4U,
WINDOW TRIMMERS.
S HOW-CARD WRITERS AND WIN
dow Trimmers Wanted-Every re
tail store In the country usrs show-card
writers and window trimmers. ■ The de
mand for men skilled in these profession» I
Is enormous. We teach both show-card
writing and window trimming by mall,
Write now, stating whether Interested in
both subjects, or which <•«. Box 455,
Wilmington, De', .uosl-MB» i
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
poK7"s.\1 n?oi?îr'
f jnde\«r avenue.
J. , A n MELVIN. P ?21 E. Ninth
Just completed,
reolated. Apply
Ma y 3-1 mo.
n -„twh* tu TP «torn AT
F OI \ "ALE_BAROAIN. IF SOLD AT
* ome. Fin® residence at Ricnaraaon,
Park; «II Improvements. Best location; i
I0nly json cash required: write for partlcu.
tors t0 WILLIAM TINfcUAN, 602 King St
Mayl6-lma.
FOR SALE.
619 Delaware avenue, 11 rooms, bath,
nice central location, suitable for phy
sician, dentist, apartment house or pri
vate dwelling.
GEORGE R. TOWNSEND CO..
Tu-Th-8al-tf _ No, 6 -W: Ninth Bt.
F OR SALE-BIG BARGAIN FOR
quick sale, old established black
smith shop and business.
June). 7.9.11
J. G. JUSTIS CO.,
Newport, Del.
BOOKKEEPERS WANTED.
DOORKEEPERS WANTED—THIS IS
-D un age of business, and there Is ac
cordingly a great call for bookkeepers
thoroughly trained In modern methods.
Wo teach the most approved and up-to
date syslems, at a low cost, by mail.
Write to-day for "Commercial Circular,"
Box 466. Wilmington, Del.
Junel-lmo.
STORAGE.
Carriages and
Automobiles
taken on storage at low rates, clean, light
and airy rooms for household goods. Beth
phones.
Messingers'
Aprl4-t.t.s.-10t.
Household Goods
614 Christiana street.
611 West Front street.
BOARDING AND LODGIN'.
W ANTED-OUESTS FOR SUMMER
months, beautiful country home, 25
niinutes from city by trolley,
bath, hot and cold water. V
eggs and chickens raised on
from family cow. Address
Office.
modern,
egetables,
place; milk
J-l, Journal
Mny6-lmo-eod
SPECIAL MESSAGE
ON THE RATE BILL
President Outlines Situation
in the Railway Rate
Dispute
By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. June 7.—Recommending
that the provision of the railroad bill giv
ing the Interstate Commerce Commission
power to suspend Increased railroad rates
pending Investigation be effective upon
passage. President Taft to-day sent a
special message to congress outlining the
situation In the railway raie dispute,
which has been the subject ot conference»
at tho While House.
The message was prepared after thç
President had spent over an hour In con
ferenee with Representative Mann who
has charge of tho railroad Mil In the
House and Senator Crane. Th\
question of
the best method of amending the Senate
and House bills which, as they now stand,
would not be effective until sixty days af
ter passage was discussed. Despite the
fact that many contend that the provision,
being in both Senate and House bills, is
not a porper subject for the work of the
conference
committee,
Representative
Mann and Senator Crane believe that the
bill should go to conference and the clause
bo altered there.
LEVY COURT KEEPS
UP BIG BALANCE
County Treasurer Robert M. Burns, re
ported to the Levy Court to-day the fol
lowing balances: Credit of the l^evy
Court, 360.15.06; special bonds. 346.982.69,
miscellaneous, 32U.34; Christiana, 379.91;
Mill Creek, 3302.70: White Clay Creek, 3160,
26; Pencader, 3121.07: New Castle, 31.834.46;
Red Lion. 3257.27; St. Georges. 33.696.04;
Appoquinlmink, 3368.60; Blackbird, 3903.16;
Brandywine. 3105.48.
HOLD MAN ON
LARCENY CHARGE
Witnesses Tell Magistrate
They Saw Suspect Leave
House With Case
Nicholas
Demarco, charged with
breaking and entering and committing
larceny at the home of John J. O'Don
nell. of New Castle, while the family
was away, was held in 3700 bail for
court by Magistrate
day.
Robertson to
One witness testified that he saw De
marco walk away from the O'Donnell
house with as ult case and two Wil
mington pawnbrokers identified the
man as the some person who attempt
ed to sell them goods which were af
terward -identified as the property of
Mr. O'Donnell,
articles included silverware, a boy's
coat and a pair of boxing gloves.
Th© alleged stolen
Assault Charge Continued. ■
Wlcenty Rojowitçh, charged with as
sault and battery upon Stanley Buck
was arraigned in Pity Court this morn
ing. but in tho absence of the
outing witness, the case was continued
for two weeks. ' A capias has been Is
sued for Buck.
School Commission Meeting.
The quarterly meeetlng of the County
School Commission was held In the
office of Robert Ricahrds this morn
ing. Only routine business was trans
acted. It was reported that the teach
ers at State Board had been paid for
the time they were idle during the
heavy snow storm of the winter.
U. A. M. E. Preachers Meet.
A meeting of the preachers in con
nection of Union A. M. E. Church
held in the mother church at Twelfth
and French streets yesterday and dele
gations of preachers from Pennsylvania,
Maryland and this State attended. The
Rev. Ezekiel Smith presided. Ad
dresses were made by P. A. Bowlden,
C. H. Bowlden. L. A. Purnell. T. H.
Ryder. Asbury Smith and the Rev. Dr.
A. Price.
At the executive session held In
tjie afternoon several important
nouncements were made regarding the
coming general conference.
was
an
toleys Kidney Remedy may be given
to children with admirable remilts It
„„av «■•»», a "
I < * oes aw * ,> , rf netting, and Is
also recomended for use after measles
and scarlet fever.
x- R nanforih a .
* V B ' ..." , rtn ' Market Md faccond
i «uw*** »Mengten, Del »
NEW CASTLE
COUNCIL WORK
Many Questions to Come Be
fore Meeting' of Saolons
There Tonight
TEACHERS TELL SCHOOL
BOARD THEY'LL STICK
Special lo THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NE WCA8TLE. June 7.—There was an
Interesting meeting of the Columbia Ath
letic Club held last evening.
John Lain who employed the man ar
rested on a charge of robbing the O'Don
nell house says he knew nothing o£ the
man beyond the fact that he employed
him In his tailor ehop.
The recently elected school teachers are
sending their acceptance to Secretary
Wise of the Board of Education. The
Board at the May meeting re-elected the
present corps of teachers but Instructed
the secretary to obtain a reply from each
teacher as to whether she would teach
here this year.
The plant of the Tropcnaa Steel Com
pany resumed operations yesterday.
City Council at Its meeting to-night will
have an Interesting lime. The Board of
eHalth has a number ot matters to be con
sidered. three new ordinances are to be
given their third reading, the Bond Com
mission will appear regarding city data,
and some questions regarding the assess
or are likely to be considered.
The grammar school baseball team
defeated St. Peter's parochial club
yesterday by the score of 10 to 7. Both
clubs are playing fast ball this sea
son.
The Woodbury club will play the
High School club on Saturday.
George Cummings did not wait for a
trolley car to stop and as a result he
is suffering from a sprained bock.
Floral Mission Day will be observed
by the W. C. T. IT. on Thursday.
The Children's Day exercises of the
Methodist Church will be repeated on
Sunday evening, June 19.
be some changes made In the pro
There will
gram.
Diphtheria and sore throats are pre
valent.
Several deals in real estate are under
Included In these are two farms
Land in
way.
by New York State farmers.
New Castle hundred is worth 1300 an
acre.
GOVERNMENT GIVES
OUT MORE CONTRACTS
The Quartermaster O' ••! of the
Army has made award of
Camden Heating Co., Cau.dm, N. J., for
furnishing and installing in the pump
house at Fort DuPont two Babcocg &
Wilcox water tube boilers; one Cochran
.ract to the
fed water heater and one Copes feed wa
ter regulator, and making necessary re
movals and* chan
tal sum of $6,99
An account of the opening of the bids
for this wofk by Lieutenant E. A. Stock
ton, Jr., constructing quartermaster, at
Fort DuPont, appeared in THE EVBN
ING JOURNAL on May 23. and the ad
vertisement for proposals for this work
were published in this paper for three
weeks previously.
ges in piping for the to
3.00.
FARMERS SATISFIED
WITH PRESENT TAX RATE
Diamond State Grange at Us weekly
meeting at Stanton last night, heard com
plaint ot the condition of the driveway at
White Clay Creek, where a new bridge Is
being constructed. The Levy Court will
bo asked to repair the driveway and has
ten work on the bridge.
The tax rate committee submitted a re
plrt In which It recommended that the tax
rate for the ensuing year lie the same as
last year.
HOLLY OAK ASSOCIATION
HEARS OF ROAD WORK
At the monthly meeting of the Holly
Oak Improvement Asociation lost
night Levy Court Commissioner Elliott
gave a talk on the road improvements
made and contemplated by the Levy
Court. There was a general discus
sion on good roads. At the next meet
ing Francis H. Hoftecker will speak on
"The Good Citizen."
Mr. Taylor Talks of Banking.
William G. Taylor, treasurer of the
Delaware Trust Company, addressed
the Men's League of the First Pres
byterian Chureh last night on "Amer
ican Banking System." The evening's
entertainment was interspersed with
orchestra selections given by Ander
son's Orchestra, which is connected
with the church.
Following was the program: March,
selected, orchestra; piano solo, John
Craig; baritone solo, Clarence R. Hope;
address, Mr. Taylor: overture, orches
tra.
TAYLOR NOT
TO CONTEST
The reading of opinions in the Wil
mington election cases lasted from
10.30 o'clock this morning to 1.40 o'clock
this afternoon, they being among tho
most exhaustive ever handed down In
a Delaware court.
William O. Taylor, who retired as
president of Council last June, early
this afternoon said he had no notion
of making a contest to get back that
office.
"I do not want it," he aaid.
"and would not take it again unless
absolutely compelled to."
Sylvester D. Townsend, Jr., who was
city solicitor of the outgoing admin
istration, this afternoon said he had
given no thought as yet to the subject
of contesting for that office or the
hack pay of It.
he had not signed any resignation
from his office after he gove It up.
Mr. Townsend said
Trying to Save Hers*.
Dr. J. R. Mahaff.v, a veterinarian of
this city, went to Philadelphia with
his hors© ambulance on one of the
Wilson Line boats yesterday and
brought to the stables of the steam
boat company one of Its horses which
fell at Second and Race streets and
broke a leg. The horse is now at Dr.
MahaiTy's hospital in a sling, ,
It's the Talk of the Town."
u
Tonight and
All This Week
Great Scenic Production of
»
THE
MIKADO
By the Elks
G At the r
arric K TheatrL.
Prices 25c, 50c and 75c
Box Seats, $1.00
Produced bv Wilmington Lodge of Elks,
under the direction of N. D. Cloward,
PRIMARY PUPILS
ENTER VACATION
Friends School Little Folk
Pleasingly Entertain in
Closing' Exercises
The real commencement stir was fn the
sir at Friends' School this morning, when
the doing exercises of the Primary De
partment were held. Th« glad majority
were rejoicing over "getting promoted,"
and the rooms were Ailed with parents
and friends, who had just cause to be
proud over the excellent work of the chil
dren.
The program was given under the direc
tion of Miss Mary W, Pyle, primary In
structor.
WHAT A SUMMER COLD MAY DO
A summer cold If neglected is Just as
apt to develop into bronchitis or pneu
monia as at any other season. Do not
neglect It Take Foley's Honey and
Tar promptly. It loosens the cough,
soothes and heals the Inflamed air
passages, and expels the cold from the
system."
N. B. Drnforth, Market and Second
streets. Wilmington, Del.*
MAY END THE
CRAIG CASE
It Is expected that the decision of Su
perior Court to-day that the last city
election was Illegaly held will cause the
charges of violating the election laws
against Richard Craig, colored, tod be
dropped.
Craig's counsel contended among other
things that be could hot have violated
tho laws on the ground that it was not
a legally held election.
ACCUSE SECOND YOUTH
OF STORE BREAKING
Isaac Richards, colored, aged 16 years,
arcsrled yesterday afternoon by State De
tective Olllls, In connection with the rob
bery committed at Ector and Huston's
store, at Elamere, was committed' to the
workhouse In default of ball by Magis
trate Robertson to-day. Oscar Sewell, col
ored. also 16 years of age. was held In
connection with the same offense yester
day.
Shrinars to Go ViaiHng.
Wilmington members of Lulu Temple
Knights of the Mystic Shrine, will go
to Newark, N. J.. to night on a visit
to Newark Temple.
Treated at Delaware Hospital.
William Fallers a bollermakcfl - at the i
Todd's Cut shops of tno P.. B. and W.
Railroad Company, was treated at the
Delaware Hospital last evening for an
abscess of the oar.
Girl Goes to Children's Society.
Mamie Beck, charged with being In
corrigible was placed in charge of the
S. P. C. C. by City Court Judge Coch
ran this morning upon recommenda
tion of Humane Agent Stout.
O-NIGHT
m
All
10c"
[3J;]
Sc. 50c.
|
Purple Stamps Are the Best
j
That's Why W* Give Thom.
Note These Opening Specials.
Special Blend Coffee. 22c lb, and 25
Stamps.
Mixed Tea, 12c 1-4 lb., and 15
Stamps.
Salt. 5 lb. box 10c, and 12 Stamps.
Scouring Ppwder, 10c can, and 12
Unsweetened Chocolate. 1-2 lb Cake
59c. and 50 Stamps; 1-4 lb. 15c and I
•'5 Stamps. -
Toilet Soap—Two kinds—Oatmeal
and Glycerine, box of 3 cukes 25c, and
35 Stamps. Single cake, either kind i
10c, and 15 Stamps. l
Matches. Safety Tip—500's—3 boxes \
10c and 10 Stamps. 1
EXTRA
EXTRA
EXTRA.
Every customer making a purchase i
of 25c or over will be presented with
a "Purple Stamp Book" containing 30
"Purpl* Stamps." They'ro the best.
COLUMBIA TEA AND
COFFEE CO.
Stalls 7 8 80 Second Street Market
NO DIVORCE IN
THE WARD CASE
Petitioner Withdraws Suit
for Separation in Court
Today
In Superior Court to-day the Ward di
vorce case came to a sudden end. On mo
tion of Thomas F. Bayard Warn s peti
tion for divorce was dismissed.
William C. Ward, a farmer of Chris
tiana hundred sought to have the mar
riago ties between him and his wife sev
ered. Tbew are living apart and Ward Ik
under bond to support the children who
are living with Mrs. Ward.
At (he seslon of court yesterday af
ternoon, Mrs. Ward told of many unhappy
occurrences In their married life including
had re
The testimony
cruel treatment, she said she
celved at various times,
was practically the same a« given at
the former trial In May, 1909. when the
application of Ward for a divorce was
refused by the court. John. Ward, the old.
est crlld. corroborated his mother.
THIEVES GET IN
KING ST. HOUSES
Thieves broke Into several houses In
King street between Twelfth and Four
teenth streets last night.
The yentered the homes of John Forscht
and John R. Kelly, at Nos. 1207 and 1209
King street, by forcing open front win
dows opening on 'porches. They con
fined thetr efforts to ransacking the low
er floors and It 1» reported obtained a
small sum of money In earn house.
Attempts were made to enter other
houses In the block below. The police
made an Investigation but obtained no
clue.
Recital at Red Lion.
Miss Irene Fulton, of Wilmington,
will give a recital In Red Lion Church
tonight.
LAWN PARTY FOR
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Young' Women of Parish Plan
Two Evenings of Pleasure
on School Lawn
What promises to be a most enjoyable
affalrl Is the lawn party to be given Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings, on tho
lawn of 8t. Paul's Parochial School. The
youg women In charge o. the tables fol
low;
Ice Cream—Anna«Walsh, Bessie Walsh,
Anna Gibson, Mary Lovell. Amelia Gorm
ley, Mabel Carruthers. Lillian Conway,
Catherine Brogan, Bessie Dougherty,
Agnes Brogan, Margaret Mulrooney Cath
erlne Nelly. Sara Dougherty. Nellie Brad
ley. Catherine McMahon, Elsie Fitzsim
mons, Hose Early, Ros« Gibbons, Marga
ret Gibbons, Jennie Haggerty, Mary
O'Neill. Bose O'Neill, Mabel Leonard,
Mary Frye, Gertrude Frye. Alice Riley.
Anna Bolen, Elizabeth Dlveney, Nellie
D9ven«y, Marguerite Dougherty, Mary
Dougherty. EJtala Davis, Mary Davis,
Jennie D^vis, Susie Dougherty, May
Lally, Mary Kennedy and Esther Do
lan.
Cake—Rose Feeney, Mary Quinn. Agnes
Feeney, Anna Healy and Mary Feeney.
Walsh,
Candy— Katherine
Quinn and Nellie Walsh.
Lemonade—Jennie Black.
Gertrude
Ise Cream Cones—Rose Rogers.
One of the features will be a "Well,"
which will be In charge of Helen Bro
gan, Eleanor Monaghan and Elizabeth
O'Neill.
During the evening there will be a per
formance by the Wilmington Mask and
Wig Club.
ROOSEVELT
AT OXFORD
By United Press Leased Special Wire.
OXFORD. England, June 7—In
ancient Magdalen College, a part of
Oxford University, v Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt to-day gave the last of his
He spoke upon
"Biological Analogies In History." The
lecture was the least "popular" that
hé has given, but at that the Colonel
aroused considerable enthusiasm.
Any fear that Roosevelt's recent
Guild Hall address would result In his
lecture of to-day being a "frost" was
dispelled by the great audience that
gathered and the hearty reception ac
corded him both by the town und uni
versity authorities.
"1 am convinced by my reception to
day that real liberty must have been
original In the ancient English cities.
My trip to England was primarily due
to the invitation of the vice-chancellor
of Oxford. In the vernacular of my
own country. I have had a sufficiently
lively time in the last three months. '
European lectures.
In New Quarters.
Saulsbury- Ponder and Morris, at
torneys, arc removing from No. 909
Market street to No. 715 Equitable
building.
The quarters will be oc
cupicd only for a short time.
Burns Cause Baby's Death.
Coroner Gayner to-day Issued a certifi
cate of death from burns, accidentally re
celved. In the case of Ella Hogec, the
»mall child, burned last week, and who
died on Saturday afternoon at the Physl
clans' and Surgeons' Hospital. The fun
oral wl l take place from the home of
the child's parents, No. US eSarlcs street.
Board Rid* Painful to Boy.
Rlc *>ard Forrest, aged 6 years, living at
Seventeenth and Locust streets, while rid
* T >' wagons. In Vandever avenue yester-1
d*V. fell from the vehicle and a wagon
belonging to the Foord Bottling Company,
which followed the othi»r, struck the boy
knocking him down. Hl(s nose was cut and
his hands were lacerated.
Ing on the back of one of Stoeckle's brew.
Quarterly Conference at Silverbrook.
The Rev. E. L. Hoffecker, Methodist
District Superintendent, conducted
quarterly conference at Silverbrook
Church last night.
Aid Society Festival,
St. Stephen's Ladles Aid Society will
give a strawberry festival on the lawn
of Lovi A. Bertolette, Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets, tomorrow after
noon and evening.
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To Attend Convention of Official».
County Comptroller Phllcmma Chan- !
dler and County Engineer James Wll- (
son wll Heave tomorrow afternoon for
New York city to attend the conven
tion of the National Association of
Comptrollers and Counting officers.
The convention wll be held In the Astor
House on June 9. 10. 11.
MUSICAL
NEW CENTURY CLUB
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9
8.15 o'clock.
MISS ELIZABETH C. BONNER,
Contralto.
Assisted by
MR. E. ROSCOE SHRADER.
MR. FREDERICK WYATT, Baritone.
Tickets 50 cents. '
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If you have It lor Sale, we
have the Ready Cash to pay
You. Call or Phoue.
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3d and Orange Sis.
FINANCIAL.
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it frequently embarrassed by ina
bility to get drafts and checks
cashed. Y ou will encounter no
such difficulty if you cany
TMKURS'CIKQUCS
Amrkah Bankers' Association
These cheque* identify the traveler
to any one called upon to cash
accepted in ail
foreign countries
them. Readily
parts of this and
in payment of travelers'expenses.
ISSUED ST
Secjrhy trust and
Sale Deposit To..
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We Have a Large List of
Houses at Investment
Prices
Paying 15%
Now is Your Chance
Mnsl Close Theni Ont
Good Tenants. List on Appli
cation.
Wilmington Trust
Company
Tenth and Market Streets
(duPont Building.)
-EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE-™
TRUST CO.
K.W. t*r. 91b and Harkel Sts.
Capital and Surplus. $1,209,000
Travelers in Every Land
Are using Travelers Cheques and
pronounce them the most
venlent, most available travelers
credit. Safer than Money, being
not available to tinder or thief
if lost or stolen.
Convenient as saving time
Foreign Exchange worries.
Cashed everywhere at pur be
cause self identifying and
anteed.
Our Foreign Exchange Depart
ment will be glad to explain the
aystem and supply these checks
in denominations to suit
chaser.
con
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guac
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2% INTERESTS DEPOSITS
OFFICERS.
Otho Nowland, President.
E. BrlnghursL Jr.. Vice-President
J. T. Pennypacker.
Secretary and Trust Officer.
Richard Reese, Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
Edward Bringhurst. Jr.,
J. Smith Brennan,
Joseph L. Carpenter. Sr..
Otho Nowland,
John Bancroft,
Franklin Taylor, John H. Danby,
, Samuel K. Smith. Thos. S. Bellah,
^ f ' nr T y ® Thompson,
Dr. J. A. Draper. Jr,
Eugene duPont.
Horace Wi'.qon.
J. Wilkins Cooch,
■Willard Ssulsbury,
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E. L du Pont De Ne
mours Powder Co.
41-2 % Bonds
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Prefe.red and Com non
Stocks Eoughl and Sold
F.D. LACKEY & C0..
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Bankers and Brokers.
843 Market Street
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TRANSPORTATION.
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Wilson Line to Philadelphia
' Passengers and Freight.
I.eave Fourth St. Wharf. Wilmington,,
at 7.30, 9.00 and 10.») a, m.. 17 o'clock noon.
1.30. 3.00, 4.15. 6.00. 7.00. *8.30 and X9.30 p..|JM
I.eave Chestnut St, Wharf, Phllud*l-;
phia, at 7 30, 9.00 and 10.30 a. m , 12 öd**»
noon, 1.30, 3.00, 4.15, 6.90. 7.00 *8.30 and
x».3D p. m.
•This trip connects with (he returning
boat at Chester.
xThls trip not operated on Monday« or
Fridays.
FARES.
On Saturdays, Sundays and
Holiday«, between Wilmington and Phil
adelphia, one way, 30c—round trip, Me.
On all other days ,a «perlai one day
limited fare, between Wilmington and
Philadelphia, one way 15c—round trip 25c.
BUSH LINE
fRI'IGBT FOR Ul HOLTS
Steamers leave Philadelphia. Pa., dal*»
•except Sunday)
10.45 A. M.. 5.00 P. M.
Leave Wilmington, Del,
3.00 P. M
GF0. W. BUSH & SOYS CO..
Foot of French St.—Wilmington.
Pier 9. So. Wharves. (Foot ol Walnut
F* I —Philadelphia.
BOSTON -PROVIDENCE
JACKSONVILLE
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'Queen ot Sea Trips
..lercnants and Miners Tracs. Co.
•■.■unships from Baltimore and Phil«
r.Jelphia.
Best route to Southern and Eastern
"orts.
Through tickets on sale at railroad
Rices to principal points, including
teals and stateroom berth.
Send for Booklet.
lly Ticket Office. 105 S. Ninth St*
Philadelphia. Pa.
General Office. Baltimore, Md.
Finest Coastwise Trips In the World.'*
ATLANT1C CITY HOTELS
NEW CLARION
'• vhiuiiwn ocean; elevator;
3 rtreet; sun parler; steam heat; booklet.
8. K. BONIFACE
Virginia Ava
Beach
Convenient to
j loardwalk. Piers and amusements. Mod-'
rate rates.
Ponce de Leon
hi;
ALFRED B GRINDROD
New York Av».
Fireproof.
First house from Ocean and Pier Suite«
1 with hath—melsl beds—Free bath bouses.
112.00 up dally—310 up weekly. Booklets.
THOS. KENT, Owner-Prop.
THE MERVINE
Hotel Arlington.
. Michigan Ave. Near Beach.
Capacity 260. Im«
refurnished. Elevator,
Running water In
Open all year.
»I proved and
Private baths.
rooms. Open surroundings. Write for
booklet and special June and July
rates. Ownership management..
R. I. OSBORNE & SON.
NEW YORK HOTELS
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HOTEI- Ä
>ST.DENiS
BROADWAY and 11TH STREL.
NEW YORK CITY. *.
Within E««r Arc»»» of n»»ry Polat c
Interest. Half 11 I nek from W nnam.ker ».
0 minute.' w«lk of Shopping ^District.
NOTED FOR: Excellence of Cul»lne.Cca
fortablc Appointment». Courteous sert
ie» aal Homelike Surround In»».
ROOMS $1.00 PER DAY AND UP
EUROPEAN PLAN. *" -
Table d'Hote Breakfast SOe.
WM.TAYLOR&SON,Ir.
0) HOTEL MARTINIGUB. «
BroaUwaj 33rtl Street.
AMUSEMENTS
SHELLP0T PARK
JAMES E. HENRY, Manager.
Vaudeville, Moving Plc.nres,
Dancing, Boating, etc.
Free Band Concerts
Every Ailernoan and Evening.
EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
A co-educatlonal preparatory school
fitting for either College or Business.
A corps of eighteen skilled instructor*.
Scientific. Latin Scientific, Literary
and Classical courses,
splendidly equipped gym
special instructors for boys and girls.
Kali term begins September 12th. Fpf
illustrated catalog. Address
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, Prin.
A n ew and
with
All Kinds ot
Awning
Materials
Flags
Decorations
Porch Screens
W. W. B0TT0MEIY
Tatnall and Fourth Streets
D. & Phone 1352.
established t»l
DLLAWARL HOSPITAL#
Kurses, Eng uuers. Firemen. For«*
men and Professor» cured of
— GRUMBLING
Had their watches repaired by Billy.
The Professor, at Jeweler
WRIGHT'S
220 King SL
f*
DiAMOND ICE
Who*« 2 'our 1c* M*aI
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