Evening journal. [volume], July 14, 1910, Page 7, Image 7

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REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT
IJOR RENT—520 NCWTH ('LAYTON ST.. 1
U 7 room« and bath. Apply to CHAd.
A. HECK. 2(04 \V. Sixteenth street.
Apr2«-tt.
uct o 1U4MTFI1_ MALE
HtL.i VV fl.rv 1 ibu m/xi-c..
X VfXR ' ^I'.tC'k aÎÎ?(vaY ""mTII INTER
nil Revenue: pnetoffice Employe**.
îch V( V H,. E ^mr^a?e7v*?or° U W^lni
ion schedule TMei)iuatlon free. FRANK
T.IN INSTITUTE. Dept 30-H., HocTTjsUr.
V y June'.'S-lmo
, mYT rn ...V lyn WIFE AS
W working "are takers of office build
!ng. <ood positionne* right parties Addr»«.
Caretaker, (his office -
\XTKD- MAN TO DO STABLE
\Vork. David Dangle & Son. f»06 N.
Van Buren 81. .Iyl3-2t
~7~
pCR PE&IT
APARTMENTS
Colonial Inn
Sixth and Madison Streets.
919 Market Street.
House 1303 W. Sixth Street.
HENRY HOOPES.
w.f-tf.JSO-tQ.
w
VNTED— YOUNG MEN AND Wo
men wanted as telegraph operators
everywhere. Railroad and eontmorelal
rv-dllorvs open now for nten and women.
Men wanted a* wire!«»- operators. 1 enn
wv : vanta School of Telegraphy win triâ t
■ nRe *o train you. Smith Budding. Wil
mington. rite Box 120. Wilmington.
W
Dei., for fr»e ealalogue.
Tuue21-Tu-Th-Snt-3mo
ABOUT t;
\NTF.D—YOUNG MAN
.cars. Apply VENN S ME UAITERY,
•um Vandever avenue. Phone 2192-A.
JulylS-It.
ANTKtP^TWu - ' BÏTb 'K1 . , V kT(3 ON
Appty Kd»nr Allen,
ai (In., New Uii-tl*.
j 14-31
w
w
furnace work.
American Mnrga»cae
I»d.
.
WANTF n—F EM A L V'
HELP
GFNER Vt.
*
FOB
ANTED — GIRL
housework; reference required. AP
plv T.'V King street. Julylï-ot
—AN'r y.rwvv hTtk (jinu # 'roa~ o en
t'RA!, Housework u'3 K. Snrond
it4 81
;>0;£ <; ÈvTilî A !,
Apply he
tomorrow
114 It
w
\\ r
fit.
ur âVtïÇ v dfijt
hoasusi'irk: no
watlting
fm e R o'clort I hi* tvrning ...
morning. 221 Broom* St.
WANTED
YXMNTFO—FT'RNITD RE OF ATX
VV hind*, hlgh^t prices paid for part
entire hoiis*h<wa!>. Hotels, restauranisr,
office fixture-, roll top ilerkn. eafe
p specialty. All kinds of etave- aiut ear
pels sold or oxehangeo. second-hand
Fools bouaht. Good se-ond hand clothes
bonçhr. Overcoats and nants a specialty,
flub room chairs to ht-e.
D * A Phone No. 117".
CHARLES S HURLOCK.
Seven'h and Poplar Sts
W ANTE1» —1000 CARPETS TO CL FAN;
storage rooms for rent, $1.50 and $3
per month. Both phones.
GEO. F. LANG CO.. 1205 Orange St.
Feh74-tf.
r r
Jan7-tf.
SALESMAN WANTED.
W ANTED • -
whore by
EVERY
SOLICtTORS
the best and most success
beneficial
assöclatton in existence.
THE COSMOPOLITAN RELIEF ASSO
CIATION. Room 3, ß West Ninth street.
Junel4-lmo
tut
Wilmington. Dei.
ALESMEN TO CALL ON At'TOMO
blk> owners, only those capable of
producing best result* apply. Compensa
tion. good chance for advancement. Apply
Jyl2-3t
s
*34 Market, 3rd floor.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
Wanted—Live agents to
of Furniture, Carpets,
long throughout Deta
Energetlc men can
A N
money.
handle our !'.• •
Stoves and C
ware and Maryland,
earn $25 to $50 weekly. Address O.. Jour
nal Office. jy2-tt
-T
BUSINESS cards;
K. WILLIAMS CO.
*21 Orange St., Roofing, Spouting and
In*. Metal and composition roofing.
Air hsarln* and ventilating. Ropalr
AM-lV.
ARCHITECTS AND UNGINEEHS
Architects and Engineers, 315 Market St.
( years of active practice bringe to eur
ilents, much useful knowledge In deilgn
md construction, and we warrant our
vork correct In all respects.
B. L. RICE, JR.. CO., fine.»
W
Heatl
Hot
mg promptly done. Fhones.
S TANLEY 8ILKA. TAIIXJR.
Southeast corner. Ninth and Pine Sts.
rieanlng. pressing, dyeing and scouring.
Ladles' and men's do then repaired.
Del mar via phone 3508.
June7-2mo
8. LEWIS. CARPENTER,
WARNER
1 * contractor and builder. Jobbing a
Specialty. Estimates furnished. work
promptly done. D. and A. phone 5673.
l.vi-iy.
FOR SALE.
i
roVrn i
iTuo Cînc«*tcr 'a»o!
F OR SALE-CRUISING LAUNCH V1R
gluia, 38 feet long, 32 H. P. 4 cylin
der Rochester engine, speed 14 miles. Ap
ply ENOCH MOORE. JR„ secretary Wil
mington Yacht Club. No. 507 Tatnall St.
June28-lf
F or sale-a five passenger
Franklin Touring Model D.. In
fine condition, new!;.' painted; will sell
K>4 W„ Sixth St.
cheap. Apply
Jul}12-3t.
F OR
A jfooa condition.
14 31
SALE—CITE AP
BABY
.
REMOVAL NOTICE
REMOVAI NOTICE
On or about March îéth. 191«. I will
remove m> rea. estate odices .ronr.
Klghth sind Monroe, itroct» to the
Northeast Corner of Ninth and Jcffer
. t
'
VT Hf F
■ A J Ü »■ A i/t-'it.
LOST AND FOUND.
- CST GREEN
UMBRELLA
tortoise shell
Ju?vl2-2t *
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"■*
UCY'hTUh'DC CATC" /VP
K JC/V^JCH \ iirvo O/VlvE. Ur
SH.K
K red and blue border
•indie. Suitable reward. 911
-venue.
RECEIVER'S SALE.
REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY
i
Ttr virtue oi an order of th* t hanffellpr
>f the Stale of Delaware, mad« Ihe eighth
Say of July. A .D. 1919. will be xenosed
;o sale at Public Vendue.
.ON MONDAY" July 25, 1910. |
nt 2 P. M .
on the premises, on Conrad street, he
w een Adams mid Jackson street*. In the
'tty of Wilmington, the following deaerlh
sd Hell and Personal propertt of the
Rising Sun Knitting Company, to-wtt;
HEAL ESTATE '
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
-md with the buildings thereone eref'td.
altuate In tho City of tYlhfilnglon nf.ue
said, on the northerly cide of Conrad
Bliee» between Adams and Jackson streets
9t the distance of 94 feet fr the
Saslerly side of Jackson street
anvlng a front on Conrad street, of M feet
and a depth of % feel 4 Inches*
The said real estate to Pg sold freerf
»n.d discharged from all Meiy" nd encum
(trances thereon, created/ v or recnv'
• red against the said Rlfll t e 11p V>_.\
lug Company. Mthla A
PERSONALdKr. „» RTY
One safe. 1 de*k*""^ B of tel stand
tables, chair* and* z.000 exyi furnlt./rS'
fit lbs white y lift and large ck varn •
notors. 9 IdopgnU this city e and
eys. belts 2 _ 1 _ v chair».
«hies. and. "7~ sed fn the
n hUng of »larrtware I nutria, about 701
nitters; n] and Bro,. Ifklngs, 1341
21.** »03 Markot Rtrpi ,er •rtlcl»«
°-rw, hi , J., .
The Kenl ^0« contract etl for e»le
Attention Wa"T Ind »trimi
nade known *■ dupont.
CHA.h.v James M. PReceiver
5» by hi- > Sixlrenth stnVard. Em,
IÄV9 3-14.16.19. ' "
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
UOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN .
C Two houses can be bought for $600
cash that rent for $3ii0 a year.
Three houses for 1.200 that rent for $4SS
a year.
Cottage furnished at Penn's Grove
Cottage at Bowers' Bench for $600.
W. SCOTT VERNON. •
Real I ^^ r ',; a Be S ol; no K o','i d ..e^ Ü ' ary I
S27V4 Market streei. I
N^xt to Gas Office, j
PROPOSALS
pR^^TTTförTT^^
rd terUls.—The Board of Directors of the
Street and Sewer Department will re
cclved wealed proposals at the office S. W.
corner Sixth and King streets, filming
ton. Delaware, until in o'clock A. M„
T „ egday Jll)y t9 im®, for furnishing the
followjnfr materials that may be he
Ttjred by the Street end Sewer Depart
gu-t 2.Tain. '
Materials—Foreign ami Domestic Port-1
Sîîfi« , C0 ni îîff!'
«Sewer Bricks. Sidewalk Paving Brick*.
Bar Sand. Rlvçr Paving Sami ami Gravel
Copies of Instruction*, specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained *t the
offlr» of the Street and Sewer Depart
The right to reject any nr all hid- or to
accept any portion of a hid i* reserved.
Attest: !.. V. Christy. Secretary.
D. * A. S01Î-A.
jy 9-11-12-18-1I.
PUBLIC SALES
AT
DI'RLIC SALE OF FfRNlTfRlä.
r 40GV- Shlntey street, on V, id a y morn,
log. July 15, at I« o'clock a- in. Bed
room, diningroom, kitchen furniture, par
lor »ulte, dishes and etc
JOSHUA A. CLOUD.
Stidham A Son Aucts. .T'dl.lM4
_ ,,. r .
rviRARD-SM. 807 AND si» BACK ST..'I
vt Philadelphia. Hoorn*, Ä, Me
t. entiemcn o n ly._ f
P 'll 'h| , 'hoiî-e' 1 Ke'<'plng A first* nemr
wafe ms*ST&sr- " AK -!
,1uly»-eod-«t
SHKniFFB SAUK bv vntTi'E of a
ÎH* r; exposed ^to* pu hlle
T?:;ih ïmî'Bi^nuî'îuU'-Tîn SW
of Wilmington. New rastle county,
Delaware.
ROOM;! T.'OK RENT
W BNISHED APARTMEN T IIOU8E
" keeping, private bath, phone.
THE ALBION. No. «II« Klug 8t.
July 11-lmo. _ _ _
F OU RKNT—fURNISIlffl) ROOMS fWB
Light Houn^i-ftcping:, 201 F.»Kt Fifth
»•ort
j14 1
St.
SHERIFF SALES.
ON THURSDAY.
THE 21PT PAY OK JT-LT. 1*10.
at 10 o'clock «. m.,
the following descried real estütc. vlit
All thst certain lot or of land,
with n two-storied brick dwelling thereon
©reeled, sltimte in the city of TVIlmlng
ton nforesild. hounded and des^rlhed as
follows, to wit;
Beginning at a point on the easterly
.«Ide of Franklin street, nt the distance
of sixteen feet southerly from the Routh
erly side of Fifth utreet. nt a corner of
wnilom L. Wilsons land; thence e«Rt
erly. psrnllel with Fifth street, pusslnir
through the centre of the division wall
of the houRe on this lot and the ad
joining house on the north, sixty-eight
feet to the westerly side of a three-fecl
wide alley, extending southerly from
Fifth street.
.street; thence
said Alley parallel with Franklin street,
fourteen feet and six Inches southerly
to a corner; thence westerly parallel
with Fifth street, passing through the
centre of the division wall of the house
on this lot and the house adjoining on
the south, slxtv-elght feet to the easterly
side of Franklin street, and thence there
by northerly, fourteen feel and six In
ches to the place of beginning, he the
contents thereof what they mny. with the
ree use and privilege of the above describ
ed three-feet wide alley in common w'.th
others entitled thereto forever: subject to
the payment of nn equitable share of ex
pense and cost of keeping said alley In
good order and repair helng the same
lands and premises which Charles Readen
kopf and wife, hy Indenture under their
hands and reals bearing date the — -
day of -* A. D.. granted and con
veved unto the said Amos K. Paub In fee.
Seixed and taken in execution aa the!
Ra 0 uh rt hls f wlf n * nS mor.^äor* a «fi aa t b t". a
amt 'o b* sold by
arallel with Fra'riklln
the westerly side 4f
b?
CHARLES H. LIPPINCOTT, Sheriff.
Sheriff* Office, wtlmlnrtnn. Delaware,
Ta> y \ ltlin _ ,lv5-9-ll-14-l$-$it ,
SHERIFF'S SALK—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of. Levari Farias, to me «llreeteil.
wilt be exposed to public sale. *t thej
Hotel In. Townsend.
Appoqiitnlmink
hundred. New uarile county. Delaware.
THE 27TH DAY of JULY. 1910.
«H« o'clock, am.
the following described rent estate, vt*:
Ail that certain farm ''. lnn 1 '"J i " n nr
tract of land Mtivited in Blackbird him
dred. New Unsll* county and stale of
Delaware bounded and described as fol
low*, lo wit:
Beginning at the westerly w'ng watt of
the bridge corner of the Und* of Wit
Ham E. Rlgg and running thence with
the line of said Riggs, north two degrees
and twenty minutes, east one hundred and
MonrV e oo*rner n mr*andl h of Pf tb?'mri"»
Bov*, and for these premise-; tlienee
north twenty-six mid one-hatf degrees,
west fifty perches to a stake a
aev«nt v-*l $° degrees, west fourteen and
eight-tenths perches to a stone a corner
fhîrtlen d de < S^** , *w«*t B 'thlrty h perth*s r »o
a stake in the tine nf the land«, late or
E. Jefferson, deceased, and corner for
land* of Peter Davis thence south sev
enty-seven and ! one-qunrtei degree*,
Une o f *h e"l n n d so f t h e said Ê Jefferson,
deceased, and corner far lands of c. w.
r " ,a " e . ^ 1 .'r h ','».o < 'h.,ndr.'t h mfd
nineteen and fonr-temhs perches to the
centre tine of the publie road leading
fmm oasperson's Mill* lo the rvn.es*
branch and he,n|r t g.^"wun üh'e cînt?«
theme with th <en.,e
eKlSnrmiftl
of f«ald nubllr rond south elirhty-flv« nnd
or. «-quart « r d«ifr«es. «nM ou« hun(\«ri
and nineteen uwd »»vén-t»fiths perch««
\toxft ^"^fpds.Tne'him-,
nn( ] M i x ty ânes of land, be the same,
mon» or le««. «v-ontinn th*
Belted end f«k«n ln «xeoution ns tn«
lp»-np«rt'* or Mary Kllrabeth Shahnn nrri
Jpu*ob Shnhnn. mortgagors, end to h«!
*°'uh\rLE« H UPPINTOTT Sheriff
{_ Sheriff's offl.-e, vviimington Dei July
' 1i>1 ____' ' _
SHERIFF'S 8 ALERT VIRTUE OF '
writ o' AM«« Levari Facias, to me dl.
r«ct«U.
the Tourt Mouse.
,111 tie exposed to nubile sale at
•jii Market street,
between Tenth nutl El-venth streets. In
New Castle
the r'ty of Wilmington,
county. Delaware.
ON THURSDAY
THE 21 ST DAY OF JULY. 1930,
at 19 o'clock a m..
th* following doner I bed real estate, vlx:
The said house building (v structure.
'located on all those two eerlnln lot*.
de
'»"rlheil H« one), situate ir Ilrnmlrwlne
Ihuiiilreil New Castle ootmfy and stale
of Delaware, ami known on the plan of
Montrose Terrace, as I.ots Nos. (12 and <V1,
as sa hi plan is of record In the office for
the recording of Deeds, etc . In and fo
New riastle county, aforesaid, In Deed
'Record K . Voi, 29. Tage (W1. etc. .and
more particularly hoimdetl-apd described
a* follows, to wit.
Beginning at » stake on the north
westerly side of Rosedsle nver.oe. nt the
'distance of twentv feet southwesterilv
from the southwesterly side of Marlon
lavenne: thence nortliwe«i rr lv and onr
(nllel with Marlon avenue, one hundred
feet to a corner; thenpc southwesterlv and
parallel with Roaedal# avenue, fortv feet
(Ihn el
to the corner of lot No «1; th»;we south
westerly along said side of said tot and
naratlel with the first mentioned I'n*. one
hundred feet to the aforesaid northwester
»* 'id- of R f ' s <*''9 , a «venue, and thence
thereby northeasterly fort» fen to the
place of heelnnin« he Ihe contents there-.
of what they mnv
F*lzed «cd laken In execution as the!
property of James E Myers, owner »r
reptiled owner and ITa-rv F Draper and,
Robert A. Vance, contractors and to he.
Isold hv *
CHARI. ES H. LIPPINCOTT. Sheriff
Pherlff « Office. Wilmington Delaware,
t" 1 " 1 11
null---— -
«SITUATION WANTED
L—1
xrOUKO MAN. WHITE. AVIPHflS POSI
Y (tcn with prlvjtfe family understands
her««», nutomobll«» anrl rnrfltnlnp. Good
grass cutter. Can make himself generally
Good reference. R-l<$. Rvenlng
Jo " rmtl orl]r * - ! yll ~ 4t
/-»HAUFfIiCr. IÏ2 YEARS. EXPERT
k- enced. good mechanic; can handle au»!
repair any ca» and willing to go any-i
where. J Stork 220 West St ,1yl2-4t
DEMOCRATS NOW
HAVE RIVAL CLUBS
John Dolan, who was a candidate
t<g coal oil Inspector Is the president
or the new Third Ward Democratic
Club which has Us headquarters at
No. 625 Weft Front street. There are
two c l u *>8 In 'he Third ward now,
the other being the West End Démo
cratlo dug.
The new club was formed following
t |j e contcsl for ward chairmanship be
. . n - Iot , --„„i.
tWeu J. K. Mc.Nabb and Dolan, result
mg in both withdrawing and the elec
tion of a third party to the position.
tti hl, | 8 an active member of the
Weal End Club and his friends con
trolled the ward meeting which re
suited in Dolan'» friends forming the
_, #tK
nt " (tub.
Heme From Honeymoon.
Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Mahaffy, who j
were married recently at Mobile. Ala., |
arrived In Wilmington on Tuesday of
this week and have taken up theli
home at No. 406 Delaware avenue, Mr.
Mahaffy who Is a deputy clerk of the
United States Courts was compelled to
return lo the city sooner than he an
tle.lpated because of the pressure of
work at his office.
1NOCULATIO.M FOR LEGUMES.
Considering the value which attache«
to the crowing of leguruN. u» a mean»
of restoring soli fertility much prac
flcal Interest will attach to circular No.
« y «• - ""»■ —•
try at Washington under the UM«
"Methods of Legume Inoculation." In
u,,. b«,, w-w .ro ...
two methods which are at present fol
lowed in soli Inoculation preparatory!
to the growing of leguminous crops,
There Is pohited out the fact— conclu
slTely demonstrated In this and foreign
countries—lhat each species of legume
h „ | noc olated more successfully
by using the bacteria isolated from
,hat J™™
some othei species. The two methods
of Inoculation are by transfer of soli
from an established field of the legume
which oue Intends to grow and by the
use of pure nitrogen fixing cultures.
In the former case from 200 to 300
pounds of soil from a healthy old field
of the.same crop or a thrifty new field
are mixed with several times its weight
of ordinary soil and the mixture drilled
or broadcasted on the land to be sow
ed to the legume. If broadcasted the
field should be harrowed immediately,
and. If possible, this should be done to
ward evening or on a cloudy day, as
sunshine is very harmful to the bac
teria. In the second case a bottle of
the pure culture of the proper kind of
bacteria Is opened shortly before the
seed Is to be planted and mixed with
the proper quantity of water and this
applied to the seed in such a way that
all of it will be moistened, though not
conditions are not suited to the growth
. 4 . . . , ... "
Of the crop In » given locality. How
1 ever, the department of agriculture 1»
1 _ ._ . ., . m .
, anxious to aid in this work of Intro
ducing the growth of the legumes la!
; n«w sections and will furnish the pur«
cultures free in reasonable quantities,
1 on|v th( , fllllnif nf h]jlnt
«quirinR only the dlllnif in of blank
I reports, which are forwarded for the
[ purpose from time to time,
■
soaked. Drylug of the seed may be
hastened by udding sufficient dry, sift
ed earth. Attempts to inoculate soil
by either of the above methods may
not be successful If climatic or other
I A SERIOUS CORN PEST.
The larger cornstalk borer is an Insect
pest that doesjnuch damage annually
t 0 tp e corn eroD f rom Maryland south
" I" ™™ J^t a. Kansas It w,.
aD " as far a * Kunaaa - " ® al
originally an enemy of the sugar can«
| ? 1 f s
and is supposed to have been Intro
1 duced into this country with cane cut
f . from tt. n U'lio. .1 j o . ■
,ln * a *rom the «est Indies. Central
and South America. It Is also found
. British flutnnn lava mid Australia
™ onnsn Atumnn, .tara uua Australia.
.p!?' J «! ,"7",'" f ' W °
kinds—that done first in the tender,
growing stalks when the leaves and
tha crown are often riddled and that
which Is done Inter In the season when
the worm bores about in the base of
the stalk Just above and below the
surface of the ground. This damage
, - , , . m
* a not always apparent In fact, seldom
so unless the weakened stalk Is bro
ken over by the wind, which prevents
the maturing of the ear. In some;
southern cornfields losses from this
source liavc run as liigh as from 30 to
go per cenr j^ s j n t h e case of other
»hleh'wift ininrehiminefnn*
.he wori- n- Hi', «fn-k t.nrnr c«n b»
the tor. of the sta.k borer cun bo
. _, _ . _ _
^rgftly done nwny by » system of crop
rotation in which smnll ffnilns and
arc used, «a the pest does not
persist unless there are stalks in
^hlch pnpue may K;>eiid the winter.
* 1 .
In cane corn follows corn the damage
^ne hy them may be reduced by plow
lug the corn stubs under to a good
dt , pth ooriy („ tbp . spr inB or by remov
ing the whole ftatke from the field and
h ■ ,
"Uruttlg tliem.
~ '
.
Office of t hit Register of Will*.
New castle Co.. Del . June 30tjt, lain.
oL , ;'I?! 1 tl.e'nnrt P Trust 0 cnmnI?v u'Iie'ûloî
•P' tviiroingion
deceased, ft 1«
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Must lia»* fruit \vèûi<i'"preféT «öin« |
woed land. Slut* wlmi •iiqirovi'iDont*, Ad-j
dvrss M lo Jn.mtni .office. ji4 st (
mT \V A N T K
F
-5H
REGISTER'S ORDERS
kÈQIBTKR '8 ORDER
of Samuel Rllev. late
hundred, in said county. -
ordered and directed bv the Register of
wills that the Executor aforesaid glve'c|
notice of giantliiK of Letters Testnmen
tarv „pop the estate of the deceased,
,f,e dale of Krantlng thereof, hy
,. m isln* advertisements lo he posted with
j n forty day* from the date of such Let
terg ln s | x 0 f the most public place* uf.
t he County of New Castle, requiring *11
perrons hiving demand* against the es
{ A , n , n present the same, or abide hv an
of Assembly lu inch care made and
provided ; and also cause the same lo he]
j rP , r ;eri within the same period In The
Evening Journal, a newspaper published:
i)n AVlImington. Del., and to be continued
therein three weeks ie o d.)
Given under the hand and seal
, 0 f office of the Register of Will*
aforesaid, at Wilmington. In New
(SEAL) Caatle Comity aforesaid, the day
and year above written,
FRANCIS M WALKER.
- Register of Wills.
NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
were In »lue form of law
granted unto the under*.gned on the Mth
dav of Juno. A. D.. 191*. and that alt per.
sons having claims against the estate of
the deceased must present the same, duly
att«8!««l to »»In Executor on or before the
*0th day of June A. D.. 1911, or abide
Acl of- A$*sembl> ln euch case mnile
»^'EQUITABLE (GUARANTEE AND
TRUST COMPANY. Executors.
Address The Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company. Wilmington, Delaware.
lyl-eod-9t
!
PENNSY MEN
1
TALK STRIKE
Trainmen Leader Says Vote
Was Not Cast by Men for
- Fun
CONFERENCE TODAY
TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES
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Slates traversed by tlte lines: New
York, New Jersey, Penn sylvan a,
.... 5,109.54
... #5!t:i,515.s94.:H!
Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
llitiois and Virginia.
.Mileage of Pennsyl
tania Company
Capitalization . .
Tons of freight moved
JV,', J, 1 ,^ ^"Jear .
Number of passengers
carried on lines east
of I'Utshnrg .
Nn naher of men in
volved .
112,870,(189
30,418,500
25,0(16
What the Mon Demand.
. The demands of the trainmen and
conductors call for what Is equivalent
D f a ten-hour day with eleven hours'
pay. and a change from the (rip sys
tem of computing pay to that of the
R't 1011 * 0 system.
\Vlinl the Cumnaii« Offer«
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conditions of pay by competing roads,
Including.a change fiom the trip aya
r,. ".ïï'nrsüLr'Sb™i";
expenses.
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PHILADW.BHIA. July 14 "Unless
we are able to obtain from the Penn
»yivanla Railroad Hie demands which
WP bsve made, we unquestionably
w ! 'f 1 ' " 8 ' r,ko .. The
™I™ ° d ,nr f «"' ,hP >' nrp *" d " ad,y
"There is no quest Ion of the^attl
| tude of the men, nor of their loyalty.
Unless we can get for them what they
want, we have no other alternative
The railroad must give in. or the
strike will be called,
entire system of the Pennsylvania
and the loss lo the
enormous."
The foregoing statement, made by
W. G. Lee, president of the Order of
Railway Trainmen, aa he entered the
conference with the railroad officials
shortly before noon to-day, would In
dicate that the situation between the
company and the men, which has
.... . .. .
ya j )ro !,'! t
If it is, the
been strained for several months, had
become critical over night.
When the leaders entered the con
ference Bone expressed hope that the
difficulty would be settled at this
meeting.
In a statement issued last night by
i l*hcal Railroaders Expected It.
on the strike question announced last
(night, did not
tt™-, PuhUahed ln THR
EVENING JOURNAL yesterday It was
I ald |hnt from 9r> 97 cpnt of
j the raen wouW vote , n f ' avor of #hR
the company General Manager Myers
was reported as having received a
number'of letters from employes say
ing since reading carefully the liter
ature sent out by the company on the
wage dispute they were opposed to
any strike and commended- the com
pany for the stand taken, saying they
felt sure the men were receiving as
much pay as those employed on other
roads.
strike and the result bears out this
The result of the vote of trainmen
According to one railroad man, an
engineer in the employ of the com*
pauv there is a likelihood of the men
B°*>t8 on strike If their demands are
„o' «ranted. II is understood that
nearly all the trainmen In the em
, , L 'rammen in me em
ploy of the company living In Wil
m 'i„gton and in fact all through the
state voted in favor of the strike
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0llf> of (he d Pman( j 8 0 f the men Is
u„„_ j ,, K 1An
B tPn * n °' ,r work-day with 100
ra u es to run | n t (, a t period and over
time pay m-er that limp. It Is said
that forty cents an hour is the pay
the engineers ask with the same rate
for overtime. The pay for other train
mPn W 01 be rated according to the
work they do.
Train crews are now paid by trips
and they are anxious to obtain a bet
_. „ .
ter system of working hours. For in
stance an engineer explained that the
same rate is paid for the trip from
Philadelphia to Washington as is paid;
from Philadelphia to Delmar. On the
statement.
former run slops may be made only at •
"''■mington and Baltimore while on
the Delaware-joad many stops are
raado ' ,he wora ,n consequence be
j n g harder and It takes longer to make
the trip ,
The reason (he railroad men ask
that 100 miles be fixed for a work day
of ten hours ia to prevent the railroad
company in the event of granting their
demands from extending the length of
the trips to be made. Some of the men
claim that heretofore when the com
pany gave them an Inereaae in pay the
amount of work was increased.
confer
Conference Satisfactory.
Following this morning's
ence the railway union officials de
clared they were well satisfied with
the result.
.,
,°,:
„ ,. „
ÎÎ, Ifi work out a plan f° r
an amtcanie settlement
, *l C ° nd conference, Pr ' 8 *
.?4r T'j the tra ? PR d
W <■ Jiacï a very satisfactory fficet
A sub
committee
twelve lesumed the conference with
General Manager Myers this aftdK
noon. It was expected this sub
n * and lhl "* s ar " looklna wel1 '
T« Ha*» Bl»r ni i„
10 ,,a, ' «lier kkic.
The Epworth League opi nion M. E.
mrP h and friends, will go to Phlla
, hl „ i„_ „„
this ateiilnp lest ing on the
() o clock boat, and returning on th#
same boat
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To Qualif] McctlOII OlHcers.
The office of Clerk of Peace Brown
a , .w,. Court House will ho nnen until
at , ."f' ' " urr * 111 7., npP " ,, " nl
J O clock to-night to qualify election
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COL BUCKNER
TAKES A BRIDE
V7S n j « o in
Vice President Of dUPOnt
Powder Co. Weds at
Annapolis Today
By Cnlted Brea* I.oared Special Wire.
ANNAPOLIS, Md., July 14.—Colonel
Edmund O. Buckner, vice-president
the mi Pont Powder Company of W11
I mington, and Mrs. Husyn Woodson
Conway, of Kentucky, were married
In Carvel Hall Hotel here to-day by
Rev, George S. Bell.
They left immediately after the cer
Of
emony for New York and will sail for
Europe on Saturday Mrs. Conway Is
the widow of a former naval officer
and mother of Urey W. Conway, a
member of the first class at the naval
academy.
Pl AN 1Q1 1 TRIP
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Colonel Buckner la a resident of
this city, and has apartments com
prising the entire uppermost floor of
Hie Ward Apartment house, No. 101
West Tenth street.
WATER WITCH MEN
I
The Trip Association of the Water
| Witch Fire Company la»t night dis
I eussed arrangements for a trip to b<>
miMe In September, 1911. 'I he trip will
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« fiipn • nnm »«»
LIVES LOST IN
000X1 A1LITT riDÏ?
1 UKILAmU I IKu
By United Press Leased Specikl Wire.
PORTLAND. Ore, July 14 Two
|pen are dead, six are missing and
fifteen families are homeless as the
result of a fire which swept through
the business district of Portland early
to-day, entailing a loss of upwards of
$600,000.
M ATI TD AI PAIigCg
1 N/\ 1 Ul\/\L v>iVUoE/k5
WOMAN DIED OF
Coroner Qaynor to-day issued a cer
tificate of death from natural causes
In the case of Mary Burke, who died
In a cabin beyond Market street bridge
yesterday The body has been claimed
by relatives.
A certificate of accidental drowning
was Issued In the case of Private
Donovan, of fthe / Forty-second Com
pany, Coast Artillery, stationed . at
Fort Mott, who was drowned near New
Castle on Saturday evening and whose
body was recovered yesterday. The re
mains are at Fort DuPont and will
P. . I .. *P
^e prepared for shipment to the mans
late home In New Hampshire.
GODWIN CASE
UP TOMORROW
4
The Board of Pardons will meet at
Dover tomorrow to consider the (tod
win pardon application. The Hoard
adjourned two weeks ago until tomor
row to give Attorney-Oene"aI Gray
time to subpoena Andrew Crossan,
Philip Oliver and Edward Plummer to
| appear tomorrow as witnesses.
Crossan made an affidavit repudlut
( *>is testimony given at the Ood
I w * n ' r,a '- The affidavit seta forth
that he did not hear Godwin offer
Oliver money any time for his vote,
This contradicts Olivers testimony,
which Crossan backed up at the trial,
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Fire «I fielljslnirg 4 amp.
By United Ureaa Leased Special Wire.
GETTYSBURG Pa Tulv 14 _The
QirrTYSBUnU, la., July 1«. l n<
cook and mesa tenls on the l nlted
states instrueton Camp here were
deatroveul bv fire which broke out
oarly today ' The entire body of six
thousand regulars and militia were
ca led out by a fire call from division
headquarters. The woods In the rear
n f the division headquarters caught
g re an( j serious damage threatened
the entire camp. Trees were cut
<1 owm to prevent the spread of the
1 flames, and by vigorous work on the
^ 0 f ,jj e me „ t a |i the tents were
saved
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|(p; Head «« Resitll of Collision.
^ By United Press Leased Special Wire.
• ODESSA, July 14.—Official reports
received lodav place the dead roll
at 106 aa a result of the collision last
Saturday night of the ships Lovkl and
Wampoa. near Kherson. In the mouth
0 f the Dnelper river, at the entrance
to the Black Sea. The boilers of the
Lovkl exploded as a result of the
crash and the vessel went down with
nearly all on hoard,
N. H.. this morning that Edgar M.
Hoopes, of this city, won the trophy
in the Unique Mountain Millionaires
<lo,f Tourney there _
E. If. Hoopes Wins at Golf.
Word was received from Meredith,
Heath of Samuel Marsh.
Judge Gray's brother-in-law, Sam
uel Marsh, of New York city, died In
New York last night, at the Presby
terlan Hospital. Attorney General
Andrew C. Gray was sent for and has
KonP to New York to make arrange
meats for the funeral. Mr. Marsh
was » prominent lawyer in New York,
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Clearing Hhlplev linn Hewer.
Worwmen of the Street and Sewer
Department tolday began cleaning I
Shipley Run sewer which is badly
P i ogK pij near j, s mouth. The sewer I
overflowed a few days ago.
FLAMES DESTROY FINE
LAUNCH ON THE RIVER
The thirty-five foot launch Star
light, light, owned by Dr. William H,
Roop. of Germantown, Philadelphia,
was burned to the water edge in the
Delaware river off the mouth of the
Ch«*t*»r river at noon to-day. When
, hp VP8M , caught fi,.,. , wo men from
heater were working on It making
i'ep»lr«- They made an effort to ex
linguish the flames, but without Aic
cess, and clambering into a small
lloat ,h ' > 3' 'Julckly rowed away from
thr buT|llng VPSge , A t « n -gallon can
! filled with gasoline on the boat made
'hem move ail tlte qulcked From
unknown reason oil did not
explode
It is thought that the engine can
be saved.
The loss is covered .bv
SELL JONES
ESTATE BONDS
Tllghman Johnston and the 8ecur
Uy Truit d 8afp 1)epoai , Company .
executors of Henry C. Jones, sold the
following securities to the persons
named at Stidham s auction rooms,
this morning.
$2,000. Bonds Wilmington Light,
Power and Telephone Company with
Hie shares of stock of the company,
to L. Scott Townsend, for $1700.
*2,000. Bonds l ulled (Jas and Elec
tric Company of New Jersey to Ber
tron, Griscoiifand Jenks, Philadelphia
bunkers, for $1850.
$2,000 , Bonds, Colonial Copper
Company to James Q Bonner for
$ 10 .
17,000 stmros Colonial Copper Com- !
patty James g Bonner for $5 I
42 shares Manufacturers Equip- |
ment Company to James Q Bonner I
for $1.
Eight chares Delaware Avenue Club
Stables lo David J. Helfihafdt for $2
per share.
Two shares Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company to David J. Rein
hardt, 9338.60 per share.
One share Delaware Railroad Com
pany, to Severson B. Cooling, $45.
After the sale ten shares of 8c
curlly Trust and Safe Deposit Com
l»' n >' w *' ro offered and sold to Samuel
Harrlg a , |234 per share. The sale
was largely attended and the bidding
was spirited.
Montana Sheep Kare Kamine.
WASHINGTON. July 14 A crisis is
SS^Ä'^ÄSSK
to the Mezlcan border.
ia most severe in Montana and the
The trouble
Prolonged droughts and
a scourge of grass hoppers have re-1
dueed the available supply of feed
and water for the stock until a famine
Is Imminent.
Klilltling Permit Issued.
Building Inspector Cassidy to-day
Issued the folowlng permits: To make
alterations and repairs to the property
at the southwest corner of Sixth and
Shipley strets to S. K. Tarhuflon. cost
ing $150.
Now 0. >1. n. Officers.
The election held by Company C.
Organized Militia of Delaware, al the
Armory last night resulted In the se
1 Of the following officers Hec
ond Lieutenant H L Lawson. eleotefi
first lieutenant to aucceed Carey,
franaferred lo Second Battalion as
battalion adjutant, and First Sergeant
John Heiman Ahrens elected as sec
ond lieutenant, to succeed Lawson.
Letters on Estates.
Register of Wills Walker granted
the folowlng letters on estates to-day:
Letters of administration to Joseph
Morrow on the estate of Joseph W.
Morrow, to John J. Size on the es
tate of Mary Size, and letters testi
menfary on the estate of Hannah O.
Derrlckson, lo William T. Lynam.
Want Alfred II at Betterton.
A. L. Alnacow has been Invited lo
have bis naptha launch Alfred II in
the parade of launches and pleasure
j boats at Betterton. Md., on August 6.
He will accept.
AuIoIhIh Slop Over Here.
Wilmington is getting to he a favor
ite slopping off place for automobile
parties. One party which stopped last
night at the Clayton House was com
prised pf Mr. and Mrs T. P. Heckman,
Mrs. Dellamico and Miss Hoy«- Davis
of Washington, D. C.
Another parly arriving here was
one consisting of Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
McCullan and son .and W. C. Powell,
of Washington, D. U.. who stopped at
the Hotel Wilmington.
>>w Officers In-lulled,
installation of officers was held last
night by Cyrus Temple. Ladles' of f bel
Golden Eagle. Mrs. John Palmer was
officer In charge. Th« folowlng were
inducted Into office.
Mrs. Dora Hyatt, past templar; Mrs.
! Sarah Sawdon, «oble templar; Mrs.
Laura Moreland, vice templar; Mrs.
I Gertrude Carey, marshall; Mrs. Mary
| K. Dickerson, prophet; Miss Emma
Too Young. Refused License.
Magistrate Gluckman yesterday af
ternoon refused a marriage license to
a couple whom he considered loo
young to begin married life. The girl
did not appear to be over ,14 years of
age. The couple left the magistrate's
office much disappointed.
Wiley, priestess; Mrs. J-ouise Patter
son. inside guard, and Miss Jennie
Dickenson, outside guard.
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While In the harvest field at Centre
vile a horse driven by Jolîh McCuI-l~
Un became unmanagable and run
away, upsetting the rake an which Mr.
Mr.-McCulllm was seated. Mr. Me
Culllm suffered a badly lacerated face
and bruised body. A passing mo
torlsl summoned a physician who at
tended the injured man.
Vigil I Hide to I'enimille.
One of the largest excursions of the
season Is the expectation of the Pion
eers' Literary Association, who give
a moonlight river trip to Pennsville
lo-motyow night. The committee's ex
pectations are based upon a large ad
vance sate of tickets.
Tard of Thanks.
We hereby desire to thank all reia
Uvea aud friends for their valuable
• services r»ndered during the sickness
of our little spn and-for the many
floral offerings contributed at lime of
death. And wo especlaly desire to
thank all children who refrained from
their usual Fourth of July ceiebraHon
owing to his extreme• illness on that
day. Signed. Mr. and Mrs. Howard 8.
Johnston.*
insurance.
At the time the boat caught fire
Dr. Roop and the two friends with
him. who were making a trip down
the river, were in Cheater trying to
get some galvanizing done for the
vessel and had decided to give up
the search for a man and wait until
they had reached Wilmington.
' It ts thought that the fire was
caused by a spark or the lighted cigar
of one of the men working on the
boat, coming Into contact with oil
The City of Philadelphia, of the
Wilson Line sent a wireless message
to the United Wireless station on the
duPoat Building telling of the launch
burn in».
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TRANSPORTATION.
Wilson Line lo Philadelphia
Passeagers and Freight.
.,H e ; n v6 „ £ ourt . h Wharf, Wilmington.
»nd 1U.30 a. m., 12 »'clock
and x3 '.0 i, m
Ht Wharf, Philadel
VS W îîÂ'ÏSJ
xs.ao i>. — * w * 7 W
* Th >» trip connects with the returning
xThhl trln*«!?» , .. .
FridîÿV . no ' ope^a, • ,, on °* «
FJRES.
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° n Saturdays, Sunday* and
■ dâllnhL*' b,,,w «« n Wilmington and Phll
Gn P n '„,s n * T" v ' *®c— round trip, 80c.
limit'. ? ,her day* ,n «p-rl*l one day
'i? ,*?., f ?. re ' between Wilmington and
Rnlladelp.ila, one way 15c-round trip 25c. '
BUSH LINE
I W IGHT TOR AIL POINTS
BtAMmnra leave
<exc W Sunday)
L«av" wiping* m &i,
• a.oo y>. g
Philadelphia, Pa.. dallp
CTO. W. BUSH & SONS CO..
Foot of French Bt—Wilmington.
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NARRAGANSETT TOUR
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Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TO
OLD POINT. PROVIDENCE,
BOSTON. NEWPORT AND
NARRAGANSETT PIER
$ 44.00
Including necessary expenses
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 19
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Who'« your Ice Man?
Hurl Wlilfe al Work.
J. B. Stuart, of No. 921 Poplar
street, was Injured internally vhen
caught in machinery at the Jacksou
and Sharp plant this morning. H#
was taken in the Phoenix ambulance
to the Delaware Hospital, where hla
condition was said to be serious.
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