Evening journal. [volume], July 31, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

About Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932

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DEATH AFTER
STORM HAVOC
Thousand*
cre trying today to rieur
Scores Also Badly Injured
When Wind, hail and
Rain Batter Capitol
ONE BUILDING IS
LEVELLED BY BOREAS
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a of the debris left by the
which swept the city
yesterday afternoon. It will be at least
a work 'before all of the thoroughfares,
arc deni ed oi the rnbln -h w hich choked
them mid will he years before the bean
tifnl parks of (lie city will he restored
to their original beautv.
The stoun caused the death of two
if
die. 1 he
dem I arc Walter F. Hilton, prominent
ic,' estate man and Thomas B. rcalcy,,
a tinner, ladh of whom were crushed tu
the oWee building of the 0 . r. Haul rtcai
Estate company. I he actual monetary
damage it is estimated, "dl < . 1 $ 1 .
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Police reports show that more than
fifty houses were unroofed. The
plate glass windows demolished run
far Into the hundreds. Trees were
uprooted In every part of the ^
many of them being of ancient origin
and of Rrrat historic Intrreet.
.of launches were torn fr t om ., ^ ,
flip Htrrvt
mido H r
Storni
mid the serioii» Injury
hotn may
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utliors. three ot
aÆbTd on r the a b2nk« On"
tugboat was sunk, but the crew was
;rïïed A on T^ l zriz r .
there, smashed by wind and wave, for
more than an hour before the paaaon
" 'S, , 1P .«b»,, „ff There were
gers cou,d th ^ 11 "ï P,, r p 0 Hci.es of per
nuraerouB
sons who were in rowboats on
Potomac when the storm broke and
whose frail crafts were the play
things of the elements.
The government buildings suffer
and tn several !..stances valuable
records were destroyed or damaged.
The pension office was partly un
roofed *nd many windows blown out
at the department of agriculture, and
the bureau of engraving and printing.
One thouasnd dollars In new hills
was blown all over the adjacent ter
ritory. but after diligent search all
but $7fi. was recovered. Reports of
fhe telephone companies showf that
4,000 phones were put out* of com
_ Whole blocks of telegraph
lb*
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and electric light poles were blown
down. Interfering with the transmis
sion of messages and the lighting or
houses In the suburbs. The electric
halted for hours while the
subways were pumped out.
thuiiMtidft of bird*
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•ars were
power
One sad eight H
h-lng dead in the streets, killed by the
tusinade of hail which accompanied the
The fact that the atonn came
WHH
storm.
out of almost a clear sky, that it «as
accompanied by lain. hail, lightning and
e better than à sixty-mile wind made .1
According to the records
cither bureau, it
that has visited this section
i remarkable.
as the most
d I In
dien 'Irons
klliee ISltfi.
WORKING FOR THE
NF(îR0 UPLIFT
Special to THE EVENING TOURNAI,
KYMRNA. Del . July 31.—At a meet
ing recently held by » number of
prominent colored people plans were
discui.sed Tor the hetiermont of the
race and tn aid In devising mean» to
assist In keeping hetler order pnrtlnn
larly during public meetings and so
cial gatherings.
Albert L. Watson sounded the key
note by slating that the negro rare
was not different from the other races,
hut they had to confront conditions
which other race« did not have to
meet, and that they were barred from
opportunities which other
many
race» had.
Offley Hllcy, a young huslncss man
spoke hrlafly. saying he would do all
In his power to aid In the betterment
of his people.
Dr. Albert Price also addressed the
meeting, speaking of the present time
as being the harvest time for all. and
urged the necessity of self help rather
than dependence upon others.
The country. Dr. Price said, was not
exempt from evils to which one could
Our
not afford to close one's eyes,
call is to aid others to profit hy the
failures which have been previously
made.
Dr. Price spoke strongly on In*
present opportunities for good, and
urged the young men of the lovvn to
avail themselves of these opportune
ties and give up crap shooting, car
rying concealed weapons and partici
pating In wrong doing.
J H. Sammonds and others also
spoke on the same theme, and the
me»tlng will probably result In much
good to the community.
TREASURER EARLY
WITH JULY REPORT
Although the law allows the city
treasurer two weeks following the end
of a month in which t
monthly accounts to
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City Treasurer James F Price will
submit his monthly report.
This morning Mr. Price'» rlerW
Granville P. Alexander, wa» busy on
the report. At noon it shoaod the|
following halanees
present his
City Council,
that body meets this evening
curront
$400 ijtfi 54;
Hrwial fun«i.
Sewer Depart
11,557.20.
Watpr De
PXpCMIFPS. I1.R74
Street and,
a'r.mint,
$4(15.59; Street and
nient, current expenses
special fund, *17.692.40;
partment. current
special fund. 116 602.99;
Sewer extension fund. $43.915 56.
To these figures will be added the
lax receipts of today. The report of
Puildlng Inspeilor Johnson also will
go to Council tonight. Fifty-five per
mits were granted this month with
a valuation of S114.63S as compared
w ith 55 permits and a valuation of
$175.779 Iasi' year.
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(TTY ISSUES M- 1 XX (TlFt K.
City employes will get (fiolr month
; ly pay at the offire of City Treisuio,
B.irc lot'.otrow, when the checks "till
b»ar the name of "Tbe Mayor and
,■ Council of XX'ilmtngton" for tbe fi rs
lime.
i »Imply made nut on the bank tn which
lb*- city'» funds were kep;. The new
style check was suggested by Mark
MacManus. retiring city clerk,
i The city's depository also > hang-s
Heretofore the checks we
' this month, the cheeks being payab!
' al tbe Union National Bank instead o
»t «be Second street offb-e of the Wil
«»i-<*«nn Trust romnanv.
PILGRIMS ON
BOOST TRIP
TO BERLIN
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pill hr heard in the meeting to be called 1
P. Cohill, president of the |
Orlmv !
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•will deliver the address ot welcome. " ■ j
( E. Hanger, president of the Peninsula
will respond to !
of welcome. Congressman .1.
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Harry Covington of Maryland will make |
I un «cidre** mid tin* inortjnj; will lienr °i |
I t j )p w . olk ot - ,respective societies from |
torL^ „ rpr et.iri-s Wcidcv Wehh of I lover
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and T. I. . y nions 0 !
3 30 another Inspection, this one I
of the nurseries, will begin and I He* |
j newspaper men In attendance will at
,|, nt hour mrP t to further perfect their
organisation of the Delaware, Mary
i and and Virginia Press Association.
Denrge t arter. ' ■»• ,, T?' 3 '
James F. Mclvor, William F. Metten.
j A n H . Oder. Colonel E. L, Maynca.
n Hrr | FO n Cnitcksbank. Jerome B. Bell
nnrt A r. Saylor were among Urn
I Wilmington newspaper men present.
one n f |p p misfortunes of peach
L rowtnK will he discussed with real
tlluatrations In the inspection of the
Harrison orchards of thousands of
ppaPt , trees. The brown rot. a dl«-:
P „ R(I which stacks the peach every
1 fpw VP#ra and a( ., R fatally when the
peach is about to he picked nnd ship
d hn(t at , m .Ued many of these trees
'this year. Heroic efforts have been
made to save the fruit hy employing
^rin'sSr'artnt*"« an^ out"? Z'
8 P
nt 2.30 hy F..
Maryland Horticultural Society.
do Harrison, who is mayor ot Berlin
I Horticultural Society,
the mldres
Th P pffo rts havc . „ la 9 a ,d. bee -ei
rressti
j f )t l( at thr bundreds nl ,
of U and '^farmers comL g to
„ 01 , tarmers coming io
R - r,ln **» bp «nxlousto see.
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LAUD POSSIBILITIES
OF PENINSULA !
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON. Del., July 31. The
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Chamber of Commerce special tram
S1Î* the' m/rK''in
» 1*1 d tvnmlnè on sent P |7o'and
ftlhe New CaatlT Countvand Clay*ou|
station a *0) e^ rèma In der ^boa rded 'the
train Kvorv one aboard ««« Joyous
o v*e " t h e are» t *mo vsment fôrtheUel |
over me grcui uioronu-in in ui. i
raarvla Peninsula progressive work. |
With hands along the line through.
the Peninsula. Wilmington leading,
business men go to Berlin to assure |
them that Delaware a Queen City,
wants to buy all she can from the |
people of the Peninsula and the Pen-,
insula people should buy in Wllmlng
ton. Hnrticulturalists mingled with
the Wilmingtonlan* on the trait, and
talked of the great possibilities of the
Peninsula with Its fortune producing
i fruit lands. Among the prominent,
men aboard was Ur. John YV Jordan.
LL. D.. Librarian °f the Historical
Society of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia.,^^
Dr. Jordan recently inspected the Del
aware Historical Buildings In Wll
mlngton. He said today It Is national
nnd State suicide for Delaware to
neglect her valuable manuscript as
is being done Hundreds of napers
that ran never fie duplicated are in
danger nf deslruction and the people
of Wilmington and the State should
arise m their pride and «rrange for
a modern new building. fr o,Pct
your valuable documents said he.
"and fall In line with modern Hn>"
and modern people. There are rtoc «J
meuts In your hall which money
could never replace. We had our les
SOU 1» Philadelphia and It Is up to.
Delaware to learn her lesson and 1
build a modern home for her
topical papers."
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KMCKFIlBOf KFR'S 01TIYG.
Twelve members of the Knicker
bocker Club will spend their vaca
lions on the yacht "Waconta," owned
hy Captain King and commanded by
Frank M Traynor. The party will
leave on (Saturday for a Chesapeake
They will slop
at' Annapolis, Baltimore, and Better
Ion.
With exception of Informal even
Ings there has not been very much
doing at the club for the last month,
Several of the leading social spirits
are nut nf the city nnd upon their
return greai' activity Is looked for
Tennla Is about fhe principal
amusement at the club, and next Sat- ,
urday afternoon there will be an In
terestlng game of tennis.
Buy trip of ten days.
AFTER FREE MAIL DELIVERY.
Following an agitation among the
residents of Uhestertown, Md. Post
office Inspector Plummer ha-* returned
from that place where he inquired into
the feasibility of'a free city delivery for
that place. While there, the inspector
likewise inspected the stamp building
which is ,leaned by the icaidenU a»
quarters for the post office.
YftrftTIOXi 4T RF, HO ROTH.
Court Stenographer F:. 0. Hardesty.
Mrs. Hardesty and Miss Hilda Har
desty will leave tomorrow for Re
hohnth for a two weeks' sih.v at the
Hcnlopen House.
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AUGUST SALE
Begins Tomorrow
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According lo our annual custom our
AlKiUSI SALL Logins tomorrow. ITi sale has made
us lamous, because ol the unusual value giving oppor
tunities. I his year we run truthlully say the values sur
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Redurlious irom 10 lo 50 per cent in all deparlments
« Besides xve give you ihr pleasure ol
liberal credit plan
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MEHARG
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WOMAN CRIED MURDER,
DENIES BEING BEATEN
Ftta Pratt and Walter Spencer,
both coloerd. of No. 5 Cranston's Row
were convicted in Ctly Court this
morning of keeping a disorderly
(•house. Judge Churchman lined the
defendants *2o and costs each. In
default of payment Die defendants
will he confined In the workhouse
f or no days,
.James Laws. Ll/,*le Black.
Pratt, and John White all testified
that noise began In the house about
13 o'clock last night and continued
for an hour and a half. During that
*<m p - witness«* said, the man heat
the woman, causing her to cry mur
dp| , anf) g(ik , hp 1<nrd for mPrPV ( ) 0
threw hrr trunk into the* Rlrpf*L Rrnb
bed her by the arm. dragged her out
of another house. 100 k hrr home nnd
helped her info the door with a few
gentle ruffs. The woman kept screara
| nK po loudly that, the neighborhood
she wan being murdered,
Roth defendants denied the charge,
The woman said she had not been
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In City Court this morning . idg
Churchman adjudged guilty Arthur
Quincy and Olive Veal, young men.
who were charged with selling fish
tin«' for food and finM each 7.0 am
costs. .ludge .. ' n( !l
owing to the haUi^f ' m
,h# * f " c ' 'he young wr-J
*' m Plo>e-cl io «ell th fish. Ik o *
suspend ike fines upon pa>m ni
ra f ï1 u « nlim
her of wlmrn In the vicinity of Del
J™ S'ffiVoSen^" d
i^ 8 «shrd%« o !;nr.h:r.Th;^^rTit;
Other* qpoti attempting ,n
< '>« n 0, "' d ,hp "' tn
PHV ed. Meal nspector Samuel hard
, ha , he examined the fish and
found them spoiled.
Elsie
SINGER CASE
BACK TO COURT
In City Court this morning the
raR<> of Morris Singer, charged with
"fu-suiTorl ot his wife and child.
was re-opened and testimony taken
to df,< ' ldr whether the order of the
court should not he modified.and the
woman given more money for the
support of herself and four small
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children.
When the case was first heard be
fore Judge Churchman beordernd
the defendant to pay his wHe »4 »
week und house rent. The defendant
(entitled that he had paid the house
re „t. The day he was released Con-j
«table Jones, however, levied on the
ROndR ( n the house for two months
) , Pnt and tb p defendant started to
(akp somP of the things out of the
. f
, onistnLU' lone« testified today -th.it
a|lowP d him what goods wet* hU
« hp , |m|HP singer testified ; » he!
#ho||f #1(l „ week and that ue had,
'told his wife that he would take certain
things out "i the house, she refused to!
| t j m t j u , |hing;>c and demanded
_ av n,,, rP „( This lie »aid he
„„„j,) ,| 0- Mrs, Singer, Rebecca VTolf-lwa
n 1|n( j g nnl||P | | s | P i n tPHtified timt
thr . ,| P , mi „| P f rom gl, -, to «j;,.
.|,,|.n Frisbv colored, te-titird that
K|j to , ( , hi ,;, f|)Ht jn the nel
fiorl.ooil intended Singer to go to jn.l
( ()js wi(e j)fl til | <ell |p 0 f
, hp ^„„tv Klien denied having sud. ..
.-. nx.M-.vtio,, with I'rishv Judgeuh.irel,
n||1|) v j| , ?ivp ltU deoigi ,; n the rn-e on
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DAINTY PEEK-A-BOOS ARE
PERISHABLE P. 0. MAN SAYS!
able?
d nwn by a woman at the parcels post
(window in the posloffice, they are. As
(amended by
[almost any other article of woman's
Are women's shirt waists perish
According to the rule laid
a clerk al fh* window.
apparel, with the exception of the silt
skirt, comes under tho same rule.
The woman tripped daintily up to the
poafoflice window yc-terday and me-
ecutod her package. When nskt-H i
were perishable she replied in her sweet-
est manner:
"Yes, it is n shirtwaist."
Thev have beep figuring for n day and
a hall al fhe office whether the young
woman wan correct. The head man nt
(the window says that he »uppo-ed it
it
«m "ne of (he pe.-k n boo kind that
-hrinkk up to nothing over night.
"Not now." replied the clerk at the
registry window, "you know women's
styles change no quickly that it the
package «ere longer than two days
In transit the shlrtwalat would be
out of style when it arrived. But
this don't apply lo silt skirts, al-
though there la less to them every
day. . V
TO HOLD IXQI 1>T.
Coroner Spring will hold an Inquest
tomorrow in, the car.o ot George Mar
shall
Fourth
ho was drowned at
street wharf lust week. Marshall war.
employed by the Wilson Line and fell
overboard while at work.
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these coupons of ronsecuiive
dates will gire you FREE OF
('ll A ROE » superb photo,
graphic enlargement.
Present coupons and picture
you wish enlarged to Photo,
graph Department, EVEM.NO
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Coupons must he presented
by adults. Free offer limited
to photos containing only one
head. Slight charge for others.
A handsome earhonet enlargement for
the six roulions and 50c. ft beautiful en.
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THURSDAY,
July 31 , 1913 .
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WAKEFIELD. Mass A "eugenic
baby show ' will be the chief feature
of thp _ ranEP fa i r to h „ hP i d here'
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n September it has been announced |
Tim entry list Is said to be »mall,*,
up to date.
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NEW YORK—Patrolman Archie
" n,;d * «»at'Pd up a fire escape to
saVp # woman. When he reached the
(1rHf i and)np ,h fl woman Jumped from
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REFOCIKIXE THIS Pl f MH
"Abe" Parker, colored, charged
^Soen "dlaS^Jd
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proved conclusively that Green
«'tempted to hit him in the face with l
. * - , p., r ker then rim
„' „« o ffi en ^ ra! him
f hic nT? n . . hilT
to hit the floor Green said he blow
came so quick and hard that he
didn't know what It was. Parker and i
other witnesses said It was a slight j
twist and push that cau8 «l Green a ,
heels to change places with his head.
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HORSE ATTACKS MAN.
frank Uniplev. aped 10 years, of;
No. .»14 Sherman street, employed by'
the Klee trie Hose and Rubber Company
.s u. the Homeopathic Hospital suffer
mp trom slight internal injiine» «huh
he company kwked him w.h Imth ee
the eompanv kicked hi III«' til both feet:
in the nhdr.men
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b ite Whiplev and filially succeeded ...
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SON CLAIMS FATHERS BODY.
Frank Adams, who died at the Del»
are Hospital on Tuesday night, from
blood poi. oiling, will be sent to D.irsl.o.e,
Un.. by Deputy Coroner Harvey Nichols
tl.is evening. The body was claimed hy
a aon of the dead man, Truman Davis,
of Hug».- Hun. Pn
PAYS EXTRA FOR DOG TAG.
\ i,..grsti, who was notified!
several times to have hi. dog registered,
hut paid no attention to the warning,I
find tU' and eoxts in City Court
today on a charge of harboring nu un
registered deg.
Karl Wlfkowskl and Marion Tray nor
bvihave gone to \Y r orceater. Massaehu
setts, to spend their vacations with |
John D. Schafer,
Miss Elisabeth
home from a visit t
friends,
PFItSOYAL.
Pickel ha« returncil j
Lancaster. Pa.*!
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To Overcome Sunburn,
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Tan, Freckles, Wrinkles
(Fr<Ym Outdoor Lifo.)
«re frffck'fMl. tanned or «unburnt. |
d«h • Ilborol «mount Of ni»rroliK»d whx
thr fare nnd «ÎIoâ il to rrmain over n»ghi.
When you wish off the wax In !h.e mornln -
Hno flaky, almost invisible pnrfirîea of rufL
tome w J !h it. Rrpentinif fhta daily, the en
1er akin u* abaorbed. but so gradually,
not the bliffhtebt hurt
F.ven the ktubbornrst frecUck yi<»|d
The underlying hkin
formi. the new «oniplexion is
youthfu' looking youMI
trnnsLiriniituvY. It's thr only thing I kn«Yv
to «elii.illy dibfurd an aged, faded, muddy or
blotchy complexion. It t* Hut lo
« oloi rtl nack. One ounce of merco
lized wax. procurable at any drug store, ta
sufficient in most chm*.
If sun and wind make you sr|ui
i <yu* re bound to rulfivate w rinkles
.''a feet. To overcome these nuickly,
blithe the far* in a solution in.idp by dis
lelving an ounce rf powdered saxofitr in a
half pint tritih hazel.
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Electric Sales
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Only Lleven Days More
Before Prices Advance
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FR 1 LD. K. EL LT. Sole Agent.
Boulevard and Concoid Avenue
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window two stories above, landing)""'.
'squarely upon him.
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NEW YORK. Twenty five hoys have
beep appointed special policemen toi
d , , a ^n.bborv uu.l walks
1(ublil . parUs dulillj? t l.e'«u.m« e r.
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.View VOBR.—A sea turtle. 800 vear«
0 |.|. weighing 464 pound-, whose mouth
irt six i,i.I ick across was presented to
(entrai Park menagerie, it hit a polite -
man's club in two the first thing,
NEW YORK Five mombvr* of the'
JVon.au Suffrage club <>1 Tompkins,ilic
theh" H^'l ouUa
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BAI Tumor,-'» TT federt v h
^ BALTIMORE Dt. Frederick H.
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bi * " l,domrn Rfaftcd on his hand
|whlrh „ad been burned by the elec
trlcal instrument.
PARls ._ No , Pnl .(ent with taxing
hachelors. race suicide opponents
0 f jr IancP projiose a tax on all child
less pn-Kons above a ccriaiu age.
LONDON—Trying a manslaughter
cage jn which an am'omoblle
down and killed a woman. Police
Magistrale piowden said ihm no
chauffeur should allow a woman on
the seat bPsldt . h | m .
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CALCUTTA—Natives attacked ,1
wedding procession and beat to death
the hrfdegrnom because he foiled to
.distribute the customary "baksheesh.'''
PARIS—The League of Silence at
.funerals has been formed at Dijon
by the bishop to encourage more
reverent behavior In the presence of
ithe dead.
SACO, Me.—Meeting Ihs wife,
(walking with a strange mau, Irving
Meserve declared: "Vou re not going
(to parade In my shoes," and attempted
to take n new pair of tan shoes from
his wif-'s feet. He was arrested.
Great August Furniture Selling Event!
at into Ô0 per cent, off regular prices nl
Miller Bios., 211 Market St., WIL, Del.*
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Some Things Electric Irons
Are Especially Handy For
Ironing lace collars, handkerchiefs and cuffs, party -waists and
skirts.
PRESSING out any of the above when they just need v a little
freshening up.
DRYING wet skirts after a shower.
PRESSING gentlemen's ties, coats and trousers.
IRONING dressing table mats and scarfs, centrepieces and other
things too dainty to be sent out.
ALSO for any kind of service that any iron is good for.
YOU DON'T have to heat an ELECTRIC IRON—it heats itself
and it's ready RIGHT NOW—all the time.
Wilmington & Phila. Traction Co.
Light and Power DcpaMmcnt.
NEW OFFICIAL
AT WORK TOMORROW
Murk McManus, clerk of City Council
for tun year», will act a» sueii for the
last tiuie this evening, his term oi office
expiring at midnight, .lames J. Riley. I
{bailiff of Council, also will go out of
office tonight. Mr. Riley find served
Council for four years.
\s a result of the change In the office
both officials were busy this morning :
clearing up their personal effects. Mr,
McManus will he succeeded by Clarence
M. Dillon, and Mr. Riley hy Wilaom XV.
Wiggins, Sr., colored.
•lohn II. Connell, the new oil inspector,
also enters upon his duties tommrow.
MAAT PAY TAXES.
Today was the last day that a re
k,.„ of fli-u ner cent was allowed on
taxpg a £, aH a result fh- office
'force of both the northern and
Uoutbern districts collectors were
worked to the- utmost'. After
today the lace value of the bill "111
be „aid and afVer thirty days five
per cent will be added
____,
Tho employer, who have the met
ell'r lent erganiufiens me the ores who
make best use ,,f the Wants.- Adv.
___
YORK P . reB8 '
ntarket opened duVand unchanged.
r n , b Hf ,
p 1 1 ' a £ lt ? y anrt , 1 ompan> 6,15 •
Wp ,00 ï ,0r " h ' Khc L ra ? 8 °a °i
prices, and would buy the standard
isM ' PS on .recessions.''
Follow previous market policy;
,huy only on drives for turns,
.
,
,
ARDENITES HEAR TRAVEL TALK
Residents of Arden were entertained
in Guild Hall Iasi evening with an il
pietrated travel talk on Italy. The pro
ceeds will he applied to the building of
the new church at the colony. Miss Clara
Fling «.mg Italian selections and Miss
Hihlcgradc Clark was accompanist.
Talks on Germany. France and England
will he given in the near future.
FINANCIAL AMI COM MERIT A L.
t
*
t
DAILY FIZZLE.
AX8WERN.
1. When they explode a theory.
i Bscs use he broke all the <-om
manamentfl at once.
4. Because it is always lightning.
5. Yesterday.
"ays approaching, which 1 « always
Just a little ahead and which »t
QUESTIONS.
What Is that which we are »I
1 .
never reach?
2. What Is the different between
a chimney sweep and a poor man In
8 new suit of clothes,
3. What breakage brings much
'delight to many people each day?
4. What animal can you
form
J
j Dorn the ,' e(,f ' r8 „..* n ,de
| w ord: "Noabob?'
| 5- YVhy Is snow more easy to un
I derstand than any other kind
j weather?
following
of
IN MEMOr.IAM
y brother. 'ViUiam
H. Roberts. yvH'Y di©«l July 81. 1912.
Molltr F.
Tn Invin* memory of
SINES AND WELCH
nokisrs
Eighth St. near Tnt nail.
Cut Flowar» and Funeral Design*
a specialty
0. ft ft- RRTV
"
Delmsrrts 17**.
UNDLRTAKLKS
James T. Chandler, ""sSt"»
> » « • , _ Telephone»
Undertaker 120 : 12074 .
IIEATHH.
Oertrad* Allen
Wullam Davidson.
Ntthenlel L. Poblnsotx*
John H. Bougs.
Robert Peoples.
John Bradley
Gertrud« M
Smith,
1MJ
SMITH—-In this city, on July 3 ^.
(ititrude M.. daughter of the life r. T.
E. and Carolein Hpiirk» Smith.
I nneia' servire§ nt the renidenee of her
>. Spurkh, No. H08 Broom©
♦clock
mint. Mrs. E.
Eiidaj afternoon, ill 'i
nt private.
BtUDLKI In thU city, on .Inly 31, 1913.
.lohn Bradley, in this *9lh year.
KHutlvck. friend*. Wawnnetf Tribe, No.
9. I. n. H M.. and Excelsior Lodge. K of
I'., arc Invited to attend the funeral Hcrxir«»
at the residence of hi
2J!4 Puikv
noon. Angiiat 2. «t 3 o'clock.
Belem cemetery.
I'EniM.K.S— In this city, on July 31. 191»,
Robert l > ©op'.ea. ag» ti AI ytur*.
KeUtlre» and tnendft of the family are
invited f ft atletul »he futltr«! Mtfvkil at Mr
late residence. No. 1113 Wood town avenu*.
Saturday afte
>11 in l*Yv. John Hut
Hftei
Interment Mt
SatiirdiiY
on, August
at 4
Interment Urecnmll cemetery.
DAVID80N— In tbie* elfy.
1913. William Davidson, nged 75 years.
Retutlvea. friends. Eurek
A. E. and A. M. and Wilmington Lodge No.
J, .» O l. \\„ ore Invited to attend the
funeral service« j»t bis late residence. No. 711
French street, on Friday morning. August J,
.** 11 o'i lock l"t< rment pruate
Swedes t.'eiuetory.
ALLEN—In this
Gertrude Allen.
Servicen private and int-rnicnt at Seaford,
July
29,
Lodge. No 23
at Old!
July 28 1913,
city,
DcIhyr are.
ROBINSON—in this city, on July 30. 19!3
Nathaniel L. Hoblnaon. aged 77 years
Relatives, friends and
ware Tribe No. 1, I. O
Post, G. A. R , und employes
A- W. R. R. O . «re invited to iittend the
fnneial service« at IiIr '.Me residence.
6i*2 French street, on Friday afternoon
A neu ut 1st., at 3 o'clock Interment pri
ember* of Del« I
R. M.. Sheridan
f the P.. BI
No
»CMOS— In Ihi* city, on July 30. 1913
John H. Bouge, aged 7.'* years
Friends, can view remains ut CheudWi
l ndertaking Rooms, on Friday. August I t
nfter to o'clock. Services nt Clayton, M
P .Church upon ariivol of train leaving Wil
mingtnn. 2.20, without further notice. In
tonnent a
' la;.on. '.«el.
\ Sarah CorHo 7
t ™?ERTAKER
The Only Lice listed Ijady
1
Il Jefferson St. I
D. ft A. «18. Dl
Aut., 1839.
Kn.balinerl
MIlHJVtL A. IWEALY,
:
Undertaker and EmbalnicH
OFFICE— H. YV. Corner Third amlj
Jackson SI reels.
Phone D. and A. 5,117.
SHERIFFS SALES.
UUKKIFF'H »AI.F. —BY VIKTUK
srit of Vend. F.xp. Ju*. .luit* . t® me 4J
rected. "PI be expofced fo public »etc ». ?ai
Court House, on Merket .Irret fietweerl
Tenth and Eleventh Mreefs, 'n lb» city o
Wilmincton, New Csslle county, Deli
OK
O' SATURDAY,
<m; DAY OK AUGUST. tt»IS.
THE
• t 10 o'clock, a m
(be (oUnwins described rest estate »it :
Ml that r-ctain lot nf l.itid. "tth til* *e
storv frame dwelling hon.« thereon erect-i
sitniile in the rllr of Wilmington »furetai,
bounded and drernbed as (o'.tov.s. *o wit: ■
Beginning at the easterly side of F opts«
street between Second and Third streets, *■
the distance ot seventeen (IT, teat, on, (!■
Irmi the aonlherly side of Robinso*
Ifc«ac McCoijnrl* |
•c will»
r«llfl to Sp-oiu! rt ty 4L
roruerl
,
inch.
1 ktre©t. at a « orner
the Mouth ;
of
■
Mi©
land
MrConnell » Itnd and ;ia
Robinson «tr©rt6 fcb.ty Mio» faat lo a
non h«rl> ami parallal to Hr par
Inob. to thl
Mi#nrt*
tivrntten ( 17 > .,
aforranid aouthnrly «.idr nf Robuiaon
fhrnro ih<*reb> \».Cb-trrl.' >ix»: '•»'*' P©*
:nd r.ion.© thrrffb' i.on»h©rI> ©v.-utcan M . ■
feM OI1P M mrh. to the p'ira "f bfCinmnsJ
h# thr routent* tharéof wh»M they ma\
lutlon a a
fret onr f 1
m
Seiir-l «mi taken me
of Sleniv.auh Zeleweki. »n« I« b|
propprtj
by
WALTER S BURR»«, |
Sheriff » OfSe* WllnilnRtr
1018. M
m Del . Inly :
iySlaug 1.8.11.1$
■
viit.Tte, O
GH. ItiKK'H SAI.K—UV
«ru of Uevnri Kuciar. to m» directed vig
fie eepnfcfd to put,!,' »«te at the Hotel.
Mill t reek hundred. Ne* ('«it
Stanton.
. ounlY. DHowart.
ON MONDAY.
THF 181H DAY OF AUGUST. 1S13. S
Of 10 o'clock. O. m , 1
tha fol'owmg rtMpriborl real eatate vu : ■
A!! fhoaa two rertam lota or pier«» of lanfl
with the builflings thereon rrertetl. situât' il
hnuureH. county of Now (.'«atld
Mill Creek
giutf of T»el«wnre. bounded and dr^rfipei «I
followk, to wit ; !
No. 1 -Btgtnning a» • atone in the rorn*l
Benjamin Armatrong'» »oodlandl
thenre bv said Aruutrong * uoodland. n"rt|
twenty five degrr*F ond forty vi x mtHMteJ
e-Pkt four rhrtin* and Hftv link« te a ■"rii-
nf the ontr.inue nf the lane, theme i itO M
franco of aaid '.anr. through « itoal
of lands of the late Jn„epi
orth seventy two de^r»-c|
nc bx «nil
nf
the
tu tie- cerner
t.obh. dece«i.eit.
*.ml fort) minute-* eeet. cent)
lands twelve «haine end fori' live ImU le H
ni,. I north se em* three degrees <„■
minutes, enet four chains and sivi.^g
links lo a sl*-ne in the line nt .lessH
thrm-e fiy said Sharp's lan-^l
aton*.
forty
Mgllt
ftbarp a land:
thpfcc nz*xt thrffi» rouraca ami dUtanrci..
bouth twenty thra#* drgrz>^a and
ininntffk. cant uinc «.bniiiH
niVs lo 'ton#; ■■
and thirty ftvz* minntra. anat Hv# « bains an
fclxly thrf# links, to the p 1 «
.md south right drgrofK nnd thirty
t twenty two rhainx to
Con *1
forty on
twenty flv
Fouth rightj seven d<gree
and
cf an »II
stone ;
eight minutes.
stone tn the corner of lands of Job
said CnneUs lend, north eight-1
nine degrees ami twelve minute*.
sis chains und eighty four links to ■
corner In «he middle nf Ihr old WllmiogfoB
road I'ing between two stones, one on eaeU
side of the said road: thenre a'ong the saiU
road north thirty three and a quarter d*U
vest five chains and ninety sis link!
thrnee leaving said road non I
t and fort* five minutes, easl
thenre fiy
»«fut y
gi rf h.
to a fctukf
flftffn dfgrr*
Btvfutfrri rhaliYR und forty four lirtkk. partlH
Hlghflftd and partly hi
to n atonfl
land of Pol
! by
! land nf Beniamin Arms!
-
Mid Vrm i roug'd i;m<i
. t > 111 , r tjrMt m* 4itrMi aa»d tixirfx thral
i mlnutru. fast four chain* and cljhfy foa|
linkv to thf placf of hffrmninK.
«Hh a lane ihirty throf link« « id»- fxtfndin
from Hm format fl»» alter (h« l
• bovf mcnlionrd. north tivonty flrf dogrffl
forty aix niinnlfH. wfat four chain.'. ,ml
I twenty five 'ink* to the middle of the puhTI I
1 road, containing seventy five serra, threB
rood* and twenty perches of land
Sn. * npfcinninç at un old corner of thl
lands of Willirm Rolalon. in the middle r I
thf Hockeahin Hoad. thence along an ol I
j line hy other land» of .tome* Wilson, »h I
old course thereof heintr north, eighty mn I
) degrees, east about one hundred ;ind ten fc*B
J fo n neu . (»roer in wuid old line* the
I n new line dividing the herein' granted
from other !and of the said WlMian KoKtorHI
soutIt nineteen nnd three quarter d»gre«fll
west about «in*- hundred und thirtefn fe*t
another old line of said Holvton s land. iH
f h
tin, middle of the puhtir mud etnrekaidl
then*-« up Hie lest named old line, the oil
nmtse thereof being north thirty -four . dJ
grees. west one hundred and twenty nine (e*l
lo tbe plere of liegimiing. .-»nteining full mil
oighth of an nrrr of Iftnd. hoing thf
Imidfl. tmd pr^misfa that conv*\c<] «
fM to Hi* anid John T. DuRou, bv da«d A
Daniel P DuRom*. ntlrntnUtraror of Bmi.iij
P. DuRdm, hy oVtlrr of Dip Orphans' Conn
in 4»ul for $aii] mainly, bearing (r^n rial]
harawith. hpratoforo pxorutp«)
iprui'drd. although intended
Koi/e«| timl trfc
und not v
to ba.
•• »rutlm»
property «f John T. DuRob* <i*ing!r
mortgagor and to be sold by
\V M/THf K ML HH IS. Sheriff
* • Off»*« Wilmington D»t
1919.
a» th
manl
I ; o 1 injt.t.lUl,