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stage manager and press correspondent.
Mr.. Frank Van SAINT; property man. Mr..
otto Nfemeyer Miss Flora B. Snyder and
Mr.: Bernard Niemeyer, former residents
of Georgetown, who are now meeting witt;
success on the professional stage. are hon.
orary members of the club. which was or
ganized in May, 1897.
The regular meeting of Silver Star Lodge
No. 20. i. O. G.. T.. was held last evening
at Good Templars' Hail. Tenleytown. The
usual musical and literary program was
rendered after the business session. under
the direction of MIR. Albert E. Shoemaker.
At the next meeting of the lodge the Grand
Lodge of the order of the District will
make it's annual visitation, and the Dis
trict banner will be presented to Silver
Star Lodge by delegation from Perse-
verance Lodge, No. 2.
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displayed. he felt assured he could raise a

displayed. he felt assured he could raise
fund of~$25,0C0 among this class alone.
Therefore. it Is high time for the COM
mittees to get down to active work in this
movement he said. land make a good
canvass of the business interests in this
city. Women who are in this movement
must be self-reliant and practical if they
desire the cooperation of the business men
of the country. AS rule. men are selfish
tribution, no matter how great and grand
the work is What is there in it for me-?
is the motto of the average business man
of today in this country. In formulating
your plans of advertising. you must con-
suit the interests of the business men and
women of this and other cities to make a
success.
The meeting adjourned to meet on call
of the president.
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/, FIREMEN PRAISED
For Services in Saving Garrison School
From Flames.

Chief Dutton of the fire department has
forwarded to the Commissioners letter
received by him from Mr.. A. T. Stuart. su-
perintendent of public schools. in which Mr..
Stuart acknowledged the services rendered
by the firemen in saving the Garrison
school building from destruction at the fire
early Sunday morning last. when / got
inside" wrote Mr. Stuart "and saw the
furious work the flames had done In the
south end of the building and in the raf-
ters. could not understand how they were
stopped at ali. speak without the au
thority of the board of education, but an
sure it would approve what i have said.
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MEETING OF EDUCATORS.
The National Association to Hold Ses-
sion in Boston,

The forty-second annual convention of
the National Educational Association which
is to be in session in Boston Mass from
July 8 to July 10. 1903. will be of especial
interest to the school teachers of the Dis
trict of Columbia. who are expected to at
tend in large numbers. Mr.. A. T. Stuart,
superintendent, of schools. and director for
the District of Columbia. and Mr. H. NJ.
Johnson. manager for the District of CO.
lumbia in the matter of Washington's rep
resentation at the convention. state that
the secretary of the association and the
chairman of the local committee on en-
tertainment have both given assurance that
the Boston convention viii be the largest
in the history of the association. The
enrolment from the District of Columbia
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~ Washable seersucker UNI
ZWUN derskirts: good and SER
q 40 viceable DUALITY: with
ruffieS: the Joe kind
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S SIS s. S Sss Of S sss;;3 s ses
Rufus and Canes:
regular values and selling prices are
from "a to IS: choice, $I.1.
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m All-silk Neck Ribbons: vari-
WN Gus colors; sold always at
~ 19c.
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a II Sample lot of Mems
~ e. Night Shirts; regular
II So 15c. value. at Ale.
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teachers to spend the vacation season in
New England at any of the various noun
tain or seaside resorts. in the quiet Of
New England homes
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n - Mems GOOD Quality
$40 Suspenders: regular SELL
Il wv ing price, PC.
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y y Mems b. V. ID. Main
.M.MN sock Drawers: the kind
Wv 20 sold universally at soc.
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- - Cool White Kimonas
& NN with fast color borders:
W VIZ not large lot: sold
readily at Jnc.
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Sample line of Mems
&VUT Fine Otis Underwear:
a. >So values as high as 81
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. Children's Famous 'E.
u ~ T." Waists; all sizes: 3
e IL So to IA years; the regular
Soc. kind; in the sale at
21c.
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20c. Z: Fl: ::s {; 8: e.? G. $:?e $::;
each size: to be closed
out at 29c.
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% Infants Fast Black Ribbed
NT Hose; the quality always
WV sold at 15c
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n Mems elastic seam
& VU~ Jean Drawers: the quail
y >So ty sold at Toe. by all
stores.
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60 Mems 81 to 81 Anchor
II NT Brand Neglige Shirts; all
OQVSo this seasons samples;
sizes Is and 15k; big
chance for the men at SOC.
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Why not have your
purchases charged?
More than 100, 600
have found it conven-
lent in the greatest de-
gree.
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@ 4 sn ] Ga" ting n ae half s s
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HALF
Specials.

40 Children's well-made
NAT Dresses of fast-color
>OMt So materials: to 3
years: sale price 9s.c.
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Mems Anchor Brand
NVUT Shirts, in pretty striped
o. 40 dimities; the regular 81
quality.
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49, Mems Neglige Shirts in
IN madras and percale:
IL II So well-known brand; all
absolutely fast colors:
sold always at Soc; big sacrifice at
tic. for choice.
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Regarded as Greatest Objection.

1.-THE greatest objection to this treat
ment is the danger of injurious effect upon
the trees through cutting off all direct
access of water and air from the surface
to their roots by any form of impervious
pavement. The effect. which would natu-
rally be slow to show itself would consist
mainly in stunting the growth of the trees
beyond certain point and weakening their
resistance to insects and other enemies
present turf or hard trampled ground of
some form of pavement which would per
nit the ground to be kept fairly porous
underneath IL would be decided adyan-
tage for the trees. We think this could
best be done by using pavement of pedfor-
ated cast-iron slabs of just sufficient thick
ness for strength. in place of the usual
slabs OF concrete. 1t is not merely that a
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Women's White Isle and
nv Lace Gloves; regular price.
>So sec.
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- Mems Linen Collars: %
NT shapes and styles: all the
wv popular kinds; sell uni
versally at 10c.; priced at &c.
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7~ Mems 2s-inch Umbrel-
NWT las: the kind always sold
WV at 81.
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N7 Lo. of Mems Fine I'm
ZNT deIwear: fancy baIbrig-
9OSo gan and mercerized
silks: mostly size 20
shirts and SO drawers; 75c. and 81
values; choice. 25c.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
ELIAS WILLIAMS
CONVICTED IN MEDIA
Slayer of Percy White Found
Guilty of Second Degree
Murder

Media, Pa, Oct. ELIAS Williams,
the colored farmland who was placed
on trial here Monday charged with the
killing of Percy White, the young
Springfield farmer on June 10 last,
was convicted of murder in the second
degree. The jury was out three hours.
Williams and White had quarrel
while in the field of Whites fathers
farm, and as a result Williams pro
cured a shotgun and deliberately shot
the young farmer
The defense made no effort to deny
that williams had killed White, but
appealed to the jury for mercy on the
ground that the colored man shot in
self-defense. Williams himself on the
stand declared he had no intention TO
commit murder. and only fired when
White approached him in a threaten
ing manner Taking the gun in his
hand, the accused man described the
scene when the fatal shot was fired
He did not hold the gun to his should
er, he said, but rested the breech on
the crook of his right elbow.
When the young farmer came toward
him the colored man said he warned
him not to follow. His warning was
disregarded, and he feared that botf
Mr.. White and Percy would attach
him, so he pulled the trigger. He saw
Percy stagger and then double up and
hold his arms over his abdomen. anC
then the witness said he ran out o.
the lane
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SHORTAGE OF $4,000

Now York, Oct. THE action re-
sently begun by representatives Of Mrs.
Florence Elizabeth Maybrick, who will
be released from prison in England in
July of next year, to compel an ac-
counting of certain members OF the
board OF trustees Of Mrs. Maybricks
ancestors estate. was continued when
Attorney Samuel B. Hayden. of Wash
ington, d. c., examined William l..
Gardner. of Brooklyn, one Of the trus-
tees, regarding funds said to be due
the estate and Mrs. Maybrick from
sales Of land in Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Illinois and Kentucky.
What appeared to be a shortage OF
about $4,000 in the trustees accounts
was disclosed at this hearing. Mr.
Gardner was asked specifically as to
his knowledge OF the signing Of deeds
releasing the Baroness dc Roques and
her daughter, Mrs. Maybrick, from title
20 property in America. One item Of
10000 acres Of land, it is alleged, was
sold for sS5,OO0. and of this sum only
$4,000 was admitted as received by
the trustees. Mr.. Gardner said that he
did not take particular cognizance of
the value of the property. adding that
so far as he knew only S25O0 accrued
from this sale.
When asked about the shortage of
$4,000 Mr. Hayden would say nothing
definite. I'VE would like to know what
became of the money" he said.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

Guilty that he was aroused at intervals
during the afternoon for nourishment
and medicine. The end came easily
and peacefully. DR.. Dewitt II. Sher.
man. the physician who has been at
tending him during his recent illness
and members of the family were at
his bedside
Mr.. Bissen suffered from complica-
tions thought to beSaldn to Bright's
disease, but not well understood. He
was sent to his summer home at Bar
Harbor, where he spent several weeks.
He spent most of the time there II
bed, and it was realized that his case
was hopeless. In September he re
turned to Buffalo. During the latter
part of his illness numerous messagea
of inquiry were received from former
President Cleveland and members of
the cabinet in which Mr.. Bissell
served as postmaster general.
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SHERIFF SALES.

|SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Nenditona EXpOnas to me di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale at
the Gilpin House, city OF New Castle,
New Castle county. State of Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1903
at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land in the city
and county Of New Castle and State or
Delaware, bounded and described as fol-
Beginning at point on the southeast
erly side Of Market street above Har-
premises and land late Of Thomas Early
deceased, and running thence In a south
easterly direction along the line of said
Early's land, lands Of John NJ Nallette,
Joseph H. King and lands late Of Thomas
H.. Truss, about 800 feet to the northwest
ery side of Front or Water street; thence
I'm a nOrtheasterly direction along said
Front or Water street about lS5 feet 10 a
corner Of these premises and lands late Of
Elizabeth Murphy; thence northwesterly
along the line of said Murphys land
about go feet to Market street afore-
said. and thence southwesterly along said
Market street absut 1S5 feet to the place
of beginning be the contents what they
may with one brick dwelling house ami
one frame dwelling house thereon
erected.
Together with all the right. title and
interest Of the state Of Delaware. 70 The
river fats in front Of said lot. as extends
from the fast land for Its whole width
out into the deep waters Of said river
with the. right 20 sink piers. etc.
(cNcepting. however. out Of the above
described lot. all that small frame mes
suage and lot of land on the southeast
erly side of Market street between Har-
mony and Chestgut streets which was
conveyed to William O'Cnnner by deed Of
Edward COnuoly. Executor. January L.
1876. and recorded in Deed Record o. VOL
10. page 60, etc.l
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Charles Dekay Townsend,
and to be sold by
EAfAfIT f. STIDHAAI. Sheriff.
I Sherins Ofnce. Wilmington, Delaware.
October I. 1903.
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Special One Way Mixed Class Rates
to Western Points via 3. & o. r. r.

The Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co. viii
sell daily until November 20, inclusive,
very cheap tickets to points in Cali
fornia, Arizona, British Columbia.
Idaho, Nevaoa, New Mexico, Oregon,
Texas and Washington. To Portland
Tacoma, Seattle, San Francisco, Los
angeles and other points in Califor-
mia at rate Of S49.75 to other points.
proportionately low rates. For full
particulars write or apply to II. A.
Miller, T. p. A. city Ticket Office
Water and Market streets. Wilmington,
Del. or 10 the nearest b. & o. ticket
agent. We'd. Fri Nov. o.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

EOR SALE-Lot, ripe for a builder.
One Of the most beautiful and eligi
bly, situated for an operation in the city
Northeast corner Broome and Cedar
stree IS. Size, Is4 feet on Broome street
by 73s feet on Cedar street Fine eleva
ton. Sec IL az once. You will agree
there is nothing more attractive in the
CITY. All sewer liens paid. Want to sell,
make offer, terms to suit Address c.
II. Evening Journal SCOTT
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DOckstader's Theatre,

Seventh and shipley str'
The Home OF REFINED VAUDEVIl
Week commencing Monday oct. s.
MR.. and MRS. ALFRED KELSY,
CAMERON and TOLEDO.
ARMSTRONG and WRIG
MR.. and MRS. NELLO. TOM Ma
RICE and WATERS. FRED S. STUE
THE KINTEOGRAPH.
Afternoons at 2.15; Evenings at s.
Always the Best Show in Town,
Admission. 10. 20, sOc Ladies' Matinees
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

During the summer large numbers
OF women come from Poland, Siles.a
and Galicia to Central Germany to
work in the sugar-beet fields. They
are driven IN gangs by a male over
seer and receive IS cents day and
board.
The Seven Stars Inn. OF Manchester,
England. boasts OF having been
licensed for $50 years.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
s,2s.ooo For a Race Horae.

Lexington, Ky, Oct lit is re
ported here that J. R. Keene has pur-
chased the English stallion Galtee
Moor for s125.O0O and win bring him
10 America. Major f. A. Danger
aeld. manager Of J. r. Keene's stocS
farm here, discredits the story and
saws that If Mr.. Keene has purchased
the stallion he doubts If he win be
brought 20 America.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
MISREPRESENTATION PERSON

WANTED FAITHFUL PERSON TC
call or retail trade and agents foi
manufacturing house; local territory
straight ealary $50 paid weekly and cx.
penss money advanced; previous expert
ence unnecessary; position permanent
business successful. Enclose selt-ad-
dressfd envelope. Superintendent Travel
ers 600 Monon Building, Chicago
fep;23-lft
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
LOST AND FOUND

IOSr-On Monday morning, October
sth. a Mexican coin fob on Fourth
street between Rodney and Jefferson
streets. Reward it left at No. 500 Rod
ney street. oct7.2t
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
FIREMEN AT ALLENTOWN

Allentown, Pa, Oct. THE oath an
nual convention of the State Firemen's
Association was opened in Y. NJ. c. A.
hall by President Leyshorn Thomas,
Jr., of Norristown. Charles E. Spears.
A. j. Henry and George W. Cooper were
appointed as the legislative commit
tee. w. H. Long ]. A. Brown and
Daniel Dooley were named as the COM
mittee on resolutions.
These nominations were made:
President-Charles E. Spears, Reading.
Vice presidents -four to be elected)-
E, o. Hartman, Lebanon; }. Shaner,
West Chester; B. f. Chase, Clcarneld;
Bigler Hufert Allentown; B. f..
Holmes, Harrisburg; John Spohn, Ha-
zleton; Edward Blamer, York. Record
ing secretary-W. W. Wunder, Read
ing. Corresponding secretary-James
Green, Carlisle Treasurer-A. L.
Reichenbach, Allentown.
Erie was selected as the place for
the next convention without opposi-
tion.
Ihe convention named William j.
Dixon Harry Erich, Harry Morrel and
Harry Knauss sergeant-at-arms. Pres
ident Thomas recommended that each
fireman in the state pay one dollar to
create a fund for a home for old and
disabled tiromen; that each fremen's s
reiief association contribute to the fund
and the state legislature appropriate
to it balance OF the tax paid by for
elgn insurance companies.
Jersey Trust Co. Gives Up Charter.
Trenton, n. j., oct. 7.-Attorney
General McCarter and Banking and
insurance Commissioner Watkins con-
sented to the Interstate Trust Com
pany of Jersey City surrendering its
charter. This disposes of a suit that
nad been instituted by the attorney
general for the banking department
against the trust company. The com
pany was organized by Leonard I'm
hoden, of New York, and had estab-
ished a chain of banks throughout the
country. A proposition to issue $780,
100000 worth OF bonds precipitated
the suit upon the part OF the state
against the company.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

The German Government will intro
duce in the Reichstag a bill requiritg
saloon keepers to sell Notwithstanding
hot and cold drinks and cold foods.
Credit viii be forbidden and the num-
Der of barmaids limited.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
EX-POSTMASTER GENERAL
DIES IN BUFFALO
w. S. Bissell Served During
the Administration of
Grover Cleveland

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 7.-wilson s.
Bissell. former postmaster general,
died last night. At about noon he sank
into deep sleep. and it was with eifl-
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

The importations Of pig tin last year
were 6s.0O0.00O pounds, against 1000
600 in 1890.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

INANTED-A white girl for light
" homework. Apply this afternoon,
No. 5o4 King street. oct7-2t
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

The man who does the least good is
the one who always does the most talk
ing about Il.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

Married life may or may not be q
success. but there Is certainly differ-
ence between burning the ole mans
gas and your own.
Dobbins-"Gee whizzl would you lis
ten TO that racket; what is e, a boiler
foundry or sausage factory"
Bobbins--Neither. il is one Of those
places where you get your teeth ex-
tracted without pain"
One-third OF the college graduates
now are women.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

T OSr- Wilmington Savings Fund book
No. 40, I16. in name-oi Marie O'Con-
ner New book applied for.
Iaw-3ws MARIE O'CONNER.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

A Wine cask has just been built in
California to hold $1,000 gallons It's
iron hoops weigh 10000 pounds
Seamen on native river craft in
China get 50 a month. on seagoing
Chinese vessels SIS. They furnish
their own food
In the northern provinces Of Italy
the illiterncy is not so great as in the
southern. from which all the immi-
grants come. In Piedmont the Hitter
acy is less than in Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

WANTED-Wh;te Girl for general
homework. Apply IIo2 Jackson
Street. octo-5t
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

RELLA JACKSON OR CRAIG (cOL-
ored y information desired as to her
whereabouts. Vim. r. Smalley
oct7-u Attorney-at-law.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

ROOMS TO Rent furnished or unfurnished
liss Delaware Ave. and Adams ST.
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FOB RENT.

ROOMS psrercd for $3.50 including paper
1905 Conrad 81.
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IF YOU WANT

now occu-Ay be made for pr
tramps ~ lily from 400 to
approaching
....-,tIf
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ROOMS FOR RENT WING BOARD

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms.
70tik Market Street.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

\NANTED-Single man wishes board
in private family Address T.. A.,
this Office. sIo-u
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

II wou'
Of the Ui
the corn
shelter W
minute, \
would Cd
the bush.
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No Nerye-Deadening Drugs
NO Alcohol or weakening :
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as a result
tions Of sni
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

X1ANTED--At once, good solicitors
" Work in Wilmington. Apply by
letter only. to J., The Evening Journal
State salary and experience. octo'zt
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
:. RUDOLPH.

L THEM VERY L
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SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Vendiuona Exponas to me di-
rected, will be exposed TO public sale at
the Gilpin House, city of New Castle,
New Castle county, state of Delaware,
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