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Evening journal., 1902-10-02
NEW CASTLE MATTERS
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Notes of Goings and Comings
and Doings Generally of
New Castle Folks
Special to the Evening Journal

New Castle. Oct 2.-St. Johns lodge.
"A. T. A. NJ, held its regular monthly
meeting last night Visitors were pres
ent from the lower part of the State.
and Masonic degrees were conferred
upon a candidate.
Professor il. V. Holloway, principal
OF the public schools, has succeeded.
through the Text Book Committee Of
the Board of Education. in securing a
series of new books for the schools,
and VIII raise the standard of the
schoos to an equality with the best in
the country. This will place the High
School on level with many prepara-
tory schools.
Harry w. Hushebeck has removed
from North Third street to the house
vacated by Martin Smith, in South
Fifth street.
Major Boyd, superintendent Deiner.
Richard King and Charles Lancaster
left today for a few days cunning and
fishing trip down the bay.
The horse owned by Edward Stoops,
near Hare's Corner, took fright last
night and ran away, damaging the
wagon.
Martin Smith has stored his furni-
ture in the store formerly occupied by
John Fleming.
The schooner Agnes arrived here yes
terday with a load Of rails for ]. II.
& l. f. Eliason.
James G. Shaw has purchased the
well-known trotter Diamond Claus
from Thomas l. Smith. of Wilmington
Joseph H King succeeded in bagging
twenty-seven railbirds yesterday.
Personal Notes r.
Irene Wise. who has been suffering
with typhoid fever. is able to be about
her ROOM
Marvin Truss, who has been employ
ed as stocl1-keeper by The Diamond
State Steel Company. has resigned
his position.
Mrs. Ira Lunt is visiting her parents
in Salem, n. J.
J. G. Jolls, of Middletown, was a New
Castle visitor last evening.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
READINGS LESSER EARNINGS
Coal company's Receipts FOR August
Fell OF S2,162,671.

NAi III VI AA-fNf -
Philadelphia, Oct 2. ~ The state
ment OF the Reading Company, operat-
Ing the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway Company and the Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal and iron Com
pany, showing the result OF operations
for August. 1902, and forthe year from
July /, 1902, compared with tho same
periods of the previous year was is
sued yesterday and Is as follows'
Railway COMPREHENSIVE for Au-
gust, $1,s92,195. decrease over August
last year OF s5770TS; net earnings.
s535, ,s87; decrease Of $483,489. For
the two months Of the present fiscal
year the receipts were $3,913,370, de
crease over corresponding period OF
last year Of ss5e,91S
The receipts OF the Coal and Iron
Company for August were $242,sl2, q
decrease of s2.1S2,G71 compared with
August of last year. For the two
months of the present fiscal year the
receipts of the coal company were
S4sS. $40. a decrease Of $3,S1S.97S com.
pared with the corresponding period
last year; expenses, s1,039,421, a de-
crease Of $3,O64,565. showing a de
felt for the present fiscal year OF
$780, 911. as against net earnings foT
the corresponding period of last year
of S213,502
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Social and Personal Notes

Mrs. Carrie McColley, Of No 1Ol5
Poplar street, leaves on Saturday for
Cleveland, Ohio, having been elected
delegate to the ladies Auxiliary of The
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen.
Alfred Gawthrop spent yesterday In
Washington.
Miss Lulu Forbes. of Dover Is visit
ing friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. George j. Kloberg started to-
dav for Cleveland, Ohio, TO join hed'
husband. who has a position there.
Mrs. George l.. Stdham is IN Phila-
delphia.
Mrs Horace G. Knowles and son.
have returned from the Thousand Is
lands. where they spent the sumner
Paul b. Twilley. of laurel. has been
in this city visiting friends.
Charles A. Hastings, Democratic
nominee for State senator from Little
Creek hundred was in this city yester-
day
The Hon. q. Stanley Toadvine land
commissioner of Maryland, was visit
or in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Han. OF Edge
Moor. celebrated the twenty-ffth anni-
versary of their marriage yesterday.
They aae on an extended trip In Penn
sylvania and New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
FLASHES FROM JERSEY
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
Salem County Convention Names
Candidates for Assembly

Salem County Convention Names
Candidates for Assembly
The loan exhibition opened In Salem
today under the auspices of the Daugh-
ters Of the Revolution. and was a sue
cess in both attendance and in the
number of exhibits.
AT the Salem County Republican
Convention. held in Salem yesterday.
John Tyler, the present member of AS
.sambly. was nominated for senator;
Thomas BaTacliff, of Elmer, for men,
ber Of Assembly; B. B. Westcott. of
Salem. for sheriff;S. R. Leap, of Penns-
grove, for surrogate, and DR.. McGeorge.
Dr. Black and Charles w. Denn, foT
corcners. The Democrats will hold
their county convention at Elmer to
day.
The motormen and conductors of the
Bridgeton and Millville Traction Com.
panY's lines en- Wednesday secured a
raise Of one cent an hour on theil
wages, it being 16 cents now.
Walter Paulen, Of Bridgeton, wa,
united in marriage to Miss Louis
Champion.of Dorchester, on Wednes-
day evening. They will reside here.
The garter has hanged more mel
han fhn halter 4 .E
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
TEMPTING HEADWEAR DISPLAYED
AT LOCAL FALL MILLINERY OPENINGS

of millinery. which are exact reproduc-
tions of New York and Paris styles.
She was pleaFed by the fact that she
had more purchasers than spectators at
this opening than for several seasons
past
MISS CORA QUIMBEY. 2OS KING
STREET. this season shows an excep-
tionally fine line of hats. toaues and
bonnets. which are sure TO meet the APP
proval of every woman who inspects'
them The STYLES are desirable and
the materials good, promising satisfac-
tory service.
A. & l. JENNEY. NO. 2l0 KING
STREET. announce beautiful and per
feet ideas in millinery. The models
shown embrace both imported and de-
mestic millinery. and the display Is
notable in every way for It's artistic
elegance. The display windows are
attractive and claim much attention.
BON TON MILLINERY HOUSE,,
NO 226 KING STREET.. has all sorts
of pretty and becoming conceits In the
millinery line 10 tempt the dollars from
feminine rockets. The styles are good
and the prices within reascu- The
store is closed today in honor OF the
4 Jewish New Year.
MRS. BLEsT. NO. 200 KING
! STREET. has q complete line OF mllli-
merry fer maids and matrons, elderly
d women and children. The styles are
irreDroaehable, only the newest designs
being shown A visit to these parlors
will repay any woman who wants up
to-date headwear.
r NuTCHELLs. NO. 4O6 lIARKEI
i STREET. shows the result Of careful
/ planning I'm the window display. Miss
/ Miller. the trimmer. has just returned
. from Paris and the results the newest
land most exclusive OF designs. A large
r line OF fur good also is shown.
r. II. SCOTT. NO. 314 MARKET
/ STREET has adisplay ofmilllnery tha
fer the beautiful and practical is un
surpassed Utility, style and leauty ar
carried into effect in the most desirable
way. Special displays of other line
I also are being made by this up-to-dat
! store
MISS MABEL SCOTT. NO. GA KIM
STREET. has been in business Just on
n year and has met with the approval {
the public to SUCH an extent that sl
+ is encouraged 20 continue. She is amb
; tious 10 please and the indications al
n that she has been successful.
/ THE LEADER. NO. 22S MARKE
STREET. has one of the most brillial
& displays of millinery in the city tn
le shapes and the treatment Of them al
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
SHIP COMBINE INCORPORATED
Amended Certificate Increased Capital
70 s12O,OOo, 900.

Amended Certificate Increased Capltai
to s12o,ooo,o 900.
Trenton, N. J.. Oct. 2.-Tho ship COM
bine was incorporated here yesterday
afternoon by the filing of papers
amending the certinoate Of incorpora-
ton Of the International Navigation
Company which was filed in June 1898
with an authorized capital of Sl5,o0O.-
900. The amended certificate fled yes
terday changes the name to that Of the
International Mercantile Marine Com
pany with an capital of s120, 100000, Of
which one-half is to be preferred stock
with per cent. cumulative dividend.
The company is also authorized to issue
SIS, ,0OO 900 of AZ per cent bonds.
The papers are signed by Clement A.
Griscom, of Philadelphia, as president
and Emerson Parvin, secretary. The
stockholders of the original company
who have given their consent to the
Increase in capital stock and the change
of name are Clement A. Griscom, Jo-
seph S. Swartz, Joseph S. Fahnstock
Joseph ]. Hope, Howard Pusey, John
d. Archbold. Albert II. Gillow, James
A. Wright, Benjamin S. Kobbe, Horace
S. Phillips, Alfred p. Palmer John /
Waterbury, p. A. B. Weidner and
Clement A. Griscom, Jr.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach rhe seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or nstituulonal disease.
and IN order to cure % you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls ca
tarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the best physi.
clans in this country for years. and is G
regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known. combined with tho
bost blood purifiers, acting directly on IN,
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton of the two ingredients Is what pro.
lduces such wonderful results I'm curin.
Catarrh Send for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY e. CO. Props. Toledo. O
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Kane.WIIIiams WeddInp

DR.. James II. Bayard Kane, OF Phila-
delphia, formerly Of Wilmington. and
Miss Sara Williams. daughter of Mr.
and Mls. John Worthington Williams.
of Philadelphia, were married today
The ceremony was solemnized at the
country residence Of the brides par
ents. in Deer Park. Md.
DR.. Kane is the nephew Of The late
Thomas F. Bayard, former Ambassador
to the Court of st. James. IN London,
and has many relatives and friends In
this city.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Mr.. Kurtz's New March

wv. A. A." is a march and two-step
composed by z. R. Kurtz. and dedi-
Gated to the Wilmington Athletic As
sociation. 1t is a bright. lively, catchy
composition, and is sure 70 become
popular. Mr.. Kurtz is one of the best
known musicians in the State, and his
latest composition does credit to his
reputation. The cover is an artistic
thing in blue and white, the colors OF
the wilmington Athletic Association
designed by Harry Heisler The COM
position is published by the Robelen
Piano Company, of this city.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

scenic effects. The chorus of twenty
FIVE handsome singers introduce all the
latest musical selections which lend
beauty and melody to the funniest
comedy Of the season.
With John Drew in ''The Mummy
and the Humming Bird" Virginia
Harmed in Iris" and Jessie Alillward
IN There's Many a Slip" Charles
Frohman has a winning triplet at his
New York theatres.
Kyrle Bellows American built launch
was awarded the first prize at the re-
cent Pan-American Exposition. 1t gees
so fast that Captain Walsh, of the royal
navy. has written to Mr.. Bellew for per-
mission to inspect it, the request being
made ''by order of the King."
Miss Haswell. who appears at the
Opera House on next Monday night vii
be supported by Boyd Putnam, Maud
Granger. Nancy Paget, Harry Burk
hardt. Frank Roberts. Robert c. Turnel
and others.
1t would appear that Miss Viola AL
len. who comes here on November
had a clear course for her big pro
duction of Hall Gaines Eternal City.
Other than two Shakesperian revivals
little else that could be classed a
big" save "The Eternal CITY," ha
loomed in the theatrical ether.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

Miss MacHenry will be in the office
on Friday evening. from TO 10 o'clock,
TO arrange work in fencing. boxing,
wrestling. physical culture, etc, tor
William j. Hermann, physical director,
who viii take charge OF the classes OF
the Wilmington School Of Elocution
and Music on October 10. Mr.. Hermann
viii be at the school on Friday after
moons and evenings and Saturdays.
Other days by appointment
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Former Students Meet

In the home of Governor HUM. in
Wyoming. today. the annual meeting
OF the Delaware Branch of the Morav-
ian Seminary Society is being held. His
daughter. Miss Alice HUM, is secretary
of the society, which is composed Of
former students of the institution. The
guests Of honor are DR.. J. Max Ilark,
president of the Bethlehem Seminary,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke Churchman.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

charming and everything is new and
desirable. A visit to the store Is well
worth the while.
MRS. SOOY. NO. 212 KING STREET.
never had cn display prettier or more
stylish line OF hats than this season.
There are hats for everybody and to
come within the limits of both fat and
lean poclSetbooks. Every attention has
been paid TO detail and the result Is
gratifying
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
For Maid and Malron
Rough cloths are undeniabiy smart

Thin white wells are al The rage,
some with three-inch border of lace.
A few others ave heavy black chenille
dots.
The klmona sacque is to have many
repetitions in velvet and silk for winter
wear.
Nasturtiums carry out The burnt or
ange fancy in some remarkably pretty
china.
SILK crochet rings IN all sizes from
dime to a dollar cloth covered or cno-
chet buttons in all sizes and black
chenille form the finishing touches OF
many gowns,
Fascinating Turkish slippers with
gilded heels are seen in the shops for
a dollar pair
Very elaboraIse gowns show a great
deal of handsome silk embroidery or
Irish lace.
Despite contrary edicts The tailor
suit with coat and skirt alike is likely
TO prevail for winter street wear.
White batiste gowns, linen and
have deep printed borders in light
weight and plain materials being the
choice
Handsome white India silk gowns
have deep printed boardors In light
blue. old rose or black.
"A quaint poke bonnet for a child Is
Of light blue felt with tiny pink roses
unler the front brim.
Several flower scents are combined
I'M the best perfumes.
Camel skin is used in some new trav-
cling bags.
There rs no waning In the popularity
OF white. Never was so much white
shown In the shops. lt COMES m every
fabric and design that is dainty and
beautiful. from sheer muslins and
crepes. TO the favorite lace robes, cloths,
alDacas and mohairs.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
THE EVENING JOURNAL. IHURsDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1902

the ceremony a reception was rendered
the guests, previous to the departure OF
the bride and groom on wedding trip.
Guests were present from New York.
New Jersey Pennsylvania. Georgia,
New Hampshire. Washington and from
various parts OF this Smte.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Morton.Edinqer

William P. Morton. of this city, and
Miss Jeanette Brewer Edinger, Of East
StrOudsburg. Pa. were married last
night. They will be at home at No.
2S5 West Sixteenth street, this city, af-
ter October 9.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Delaware CITY

Special to the Evening Journal
Delaware City, Oct Miss NJ. Ever
ett of Wilmington. is visiting her
cousin. Miss Natalie Reybold.
Miss Alice III. Frazier, of Elkton,
Md. is visiting her aunts. the Misses
Pordham.
Mrs. Lizzie Price. of Chesapeake City
spent yesterday IN town.
Mrs. Scott is very i'll with typhoid
fewer.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

The success Of Miss Percy Haswell as
the Princess Angela in the magnificent
production of "a ROYAL Family" which
will be seem at Grand Opera House next
Monday night. is one Of the noted fea-
lures of the present dramatic season.
Miss Haswelrs portrayal OF this role
has given to the stage a new delightful
creation that will long be remembered.
The Philadelphia Orchestra is about
TO enter upon it's third musical season
and preparatory to this rehearsals have
begun.
tTooping the Loop" comes to Grand
TT, vuse on Saturday afternon and night.
mn {. company was organized for the
soil, purpose of producing an all fun
sbo " and contains ten comedians VINO
rush the rapid fun along from start to
fnishi into one hilarious laugh.
One of the prettiest plays John Ar
thur r.aser ever wrote is "A Mother
Heart - which comes to the opera
House to1 morrow night 1t is a roman
tic coraed v-drama. full of intense pa
tbetic inte rest. telling its story faith
fully and avoiding the ordinary clap
trap methoas S to produce sensation.
Samuel job nsor. Horace Walpole
Inrd Chesterfi cid and many other not
ables of the period of George II, hgur'
in the drama which is to serve as TINS
seasons vehicle for Grace George. TIT
title. of the play has not yet been an
nounced.
Amid the fascinating scenes Of low
and romance Of "A Royal Family,
which Miss Percy Haswell and he
,company present at Grand Opera Hous
on Monday night the personality o
Miss Haswell is seen to ideal advantag
and in the role of the winsome Prir
cess Angela, she has given new POI
traiture to the stage of fascinatin
wcmanlv interest
Looping the Loop" which comes
the Opera House on Saturday afternoo
and night is presented on an elabora'
scale in regards scenery, costumes an
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
FAIR BRIDES
OF OCTOBER.
Wedding Day Of DR.. Kane
and Miss Williams
Former Morawan Seminary Girls Meet
in Home Of Governor Hum.
Other Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Johnson have
issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Beatrice Sophia
johnson. to Edward Henry Anderson.
The ceremony Will take place on We'd
nesday evening, October 10, in the
home OF the brides parents, No. 1903
Rodney street.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Monument to Nancy Lincoln Dedicated

Lincoln City, Ind, Oct IA monu-
ment to Nancy Hanks Lincoln was
dedicated here yesterday, and not
withstanding the disagreeable weather
the largest crowd that ever gathered
in the county Witnessed the ceremon-
les. The stone for the monument was
taken from the old base Of the Abra'
ham Lincoln monument at Springfield
Ill. General John Black, Of Chicago
delivered the Grafton, and Governor
Durbin accepted the monument
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

mask Our grandmothers wore their
wells down when they wanted protec-
tion. and thrown up when they desired
TO see better and enjoy all the air pos
sible
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
Mrs. Roosevelt VIII Give Card Party.

Mrs. Roosevelt WIN Give Card Party.
Washington, Oct. Mrs. Roosevelt
will give a card reception on Thurs
day, October 9, to the delegates OF the
seven organizations of patriotic wom'
en- which viii convene here stimuli
taneously with the G. a, n .-.--
Evening journal., 1902-10-02
ExeeutIve Session Tonight

The Executive Committee OF the
Wilmington Christian Endeavor Union
will meet tonight in Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church. An interesting
session is expected as there are many
important matters to be brought up.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

The kimona sacque is to have many
repetitions in velvet and silk for winter
wear.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

Hay fever quickly cured with Bra
lillian Balm. Kills the germs.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

The garter has hanged more men
han the halter.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

Thin white wells are all The rage,
some with a three-inch border of lace.
A few others ave heavy black chenille
dots.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

Nasturtiums carry out the burnt or
ange fancy in some remarkably pretty
china.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

Looping the Loop" which comes to
the Opera House on Saturday afternoon
and night is presented on an elaborate
scale in regards scenery, costumes and
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

The Philadelphia Orchestra is about
TO enter upon it's third musical season
and preparatory to this rehearsals have
begun.
Evening journal., 1902-10-02

SILK crochet rings IN all sizes from a
dime to a dollar. cloth covered or cro-
chet buttons i'm all sizes and black
chenille form the finishing touches OF
many gowns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-05-20

There is nc plant that has Of late
farmers Of the Northern States than tho
Southern COW. or field pea. Tho writer
of this has been for years Ur4;ng the
Importance of this plant on the farmers
Of the whole country. For long time
the editors Of the leading agricultural
papers looked askancc at the Efforts We
were making. and al times ondoavoro1
10 ridicule the idea that the Southern
pea could be Of any Importance in
the North. But as the peas were tried
further and further northWard it was
found THAT like Indian corn, II has the
car acitv to adapt itself to changed eli
matte conditions and to get earlier and
carrier in. ripcnng TODAY we have in
our possession we'll ripcned peas OF Sow
eral varietios which We're grown in
| Iowa Michigan, Wisconsin 9nd other
parts Of the Northwest. y hero he farm
ers have found that the cow PEA llly
| takes the place Of clover whore i fails
as IT hos been failing Of late sears.
4 That It withstands the droughta that
they have been subjected To more and
moro every year. and that whom tho hot
winds come il addition 10 tho lr0ush.
ana the corn crop is cut short. the cow
/ pea has been z most useful adiunct 70
tho forage crop. and has enabled them
to tide over the difficulty anil bas pre-
vented the sale Of stock At Q los. We
/ were ridculed wears a2o for sayfn" shat
/ the Cow pea would succeed i'm tie SoHth-
err part Of Pennsylvania Today il is
successfully grown in Massachusetts.
Connecticut Rhode Island New York,
! CanaJa. Ohio Indiana and Illinois. In
I Illinois especially. it has become a
staple forage crop This Widespread in
terest in the Southern pea has Id - a
multitude OF inquiries IL rega}d 10 The
| plant, and We editors have been ovcrrun
with applications for information in re
gard to Il. We therefore hail With
pleasure the appearance Of a littla book
: which viii be the means o. giving full
nfor in regard T. the plant and
Will save the editors / great deal OF
+, lahcr. The Supervising Committee ot
/ the Experiment Farm OF the North Caro-