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Evening journal., 1905-11-22
BOARD OF HEALTH
HAULED OVER THE GOALS
Mrs. Hartman and Mrs,
Briefly Pay Their Respects
to That Body

Mrs. Maria Hartman and Mrs Anna
lBricrly. who believe they are much
labused women at the hands OF the city
appeared before the Board OF Health
yesterday afternoon. and between the
two. the members OF that body got a
tearing out that they win long remem-
lber. The most forceful remarks. how
ever. were directed toward Secretary
Hamann Of the board. and Executive
lOmcer Hammond. Mrs. Briefly eN-
pressed the conviction that these Two
particular officeholders would be dig
ging in the streets with their noses FOR
Ia living before the end Of another year.
Mrs. Hartamn declared she was be-
ing prosecuted and the board Informed
her that II she considered its action
persecution. she would be prosecuted
until she complied with the boards
instructions.
Mrs. Brierly has been fined s. and
costs thiNS times on charges OF violat-
ling the city health ordinance by re-
lfusing 10 connect properties In Porters
court with the sewer. Mrs. Hartman
was also recently fined FOR a second
time for failing TO connect several
houses in South Harrison street with
1.-THE sewer.
The board received the following let
tier from l.. Y. Christy, secretary of
the Street and Sewer Department.;
Regarding your letter OF the l4th
Iabout the noise producing and fiat
wheeled cars within the city. l beg "a
say that we have notified the several
railway companies TO prohibit this nui-
igance and III they do not comply. this
board viii consider the adoption of g
resolution prohibiting the nuisance
punishable by proper fines each time"
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
FASTEST BATTLESHlP
Virginia Makes 1874 Knots in Mile
Speed Dash, Beating Rhode Island.

Rockland Me. Nov. 22.-The new bat
tleship Virginia, product Of the New
port News shipbuildlng 4 Dry Dock
Company in her screw standardizing
tests yesterday made one dash over the
measured mile off owls Head at the
hspeed OF 1874 knots an hour, a new
American mile record for battleships 81
parts of a knot faster than that made
by the Rhode Island three weeks ago.
1t was ascertained that 1913 revolu-
tions Of her screws are necessary for the
Virginia to maintain her contract speed
of 10 knots an hour. The Rhode Island
required 1858 revolutions to maintain
the same speed.
4 The trial yesterday was made under fa-
vorable conditions. there being a fairly
strong off-shore breeze which made the
course comparatively smooth. The aver
age for five best runs over the course
was lS.s75 knots an hour. There was very
little vibration at high speed
Thursday the Virginia will start down
the coast on her four-hour endurance
run, during which she must show a
speed Of 10 knots an hour.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
FUNERAL OF MRS. LUKE
Body Brought Here From 5sschfield
in Special Car.

From the home of Mrs. James L.
Luke. No 1903 Gilpin avenue. the flu
neral Of Mrs. Rosa 4. Luke took place
yesterday afternoon, interment being
made in Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
Services were held at the house. con-
Quoted by the Rev. Hubert w. Wells,
Of st. Andrews Church. the Rev. Percy
F. Hall. OF Catonsville Nd the Rev.
Mr.. williams. OF West Virginia. and the
Rev. Mr.. Rollins, Of CovingtoR, West
Virginia.
During the services the Rev. Mr..
Wells sang Lead, Kindly Light and
Peace, Perfect y Peace After the
lbenediction had been pronounced he
lrecited Crossing the Bar"
There were a large number OF beau
luful noral tributes The funeral party
lcame from Beechheld. near Baltimore
: iin a special Pullman car attached tC
the train arriving at 1.26 o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
SPECIAL MUSIC At ST, STEPHENS
interesting Program Prepared by an
Augmented Choir.

An augmented choir Of So Stephens
Church for several weeks has been re-
lhearsing appropriate music for the
Thanksgiving season and these special
numbers VIII be sung on Sunday even
ing.
The program is as follows:
In Song Your Voices Raise" A. L.
Schultz: Praise His Name Forever"
W. 5. Martin-Duetists. Misses Alice
Bucher and Lydia Pierce; Make a
Joyful Noise" ]. W. Lerman; 1T Is a
Good Thing to Give Thanks" IRA b.
Wilson--Duetists. Masters Benjamin
Hawkins and Oscar Steigler; 20 Lord.
How Manifold Are Thy Works" j. Bar
lnaby; Therefore With Angels" w. No
vello: tenor solo. Prayer from Der
Freishutz. Won Weber, Howard
Schwartz.
The full chorus is composed as fol-
lows: Misses Helen Hamann, Miriam
Snyder. Estella Gunther Florence
lKiefe, Lydia Pierce. Lizzie Thielman,
Alice Bucher. Mary Baer, Maud Baer,
Selome Miller Elsie Truman, Elma
Bartram Ida Huber, Ida Baer. Alice
lUnger. Martha Bottle, Augusta Un-
fried. Esther Anderson, Louisa kraut-
tier. Edna Kirk Mrs. p. ]. Isaac, Mrs
William Schen and Mrs. Joseph Schun-
der.
Masters Ralph Jacobs, Charles
lSchwartz. Clarence Unger, Oscar Steig.
Her, George Aiken, William Hanf Ben
jamin Hawkins. Frank Baker, Warrel
Mccall Joseph Hirzell, Walter Hanf
lClarence Schwartz. Messrs. Josepl
lSchunder, William Robinson, GeOrg
lSteigler. Charles Oberly, Charle
lSpiegelhalter Howard Schwartz, El
wood Bartram. George PchvestzeI
William Parry. conductor and organisi
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
Special to The Evenlnz Journal


New Castle, Nov. 22.-Hereafter the
Lenape Steam Fire Engine Company
will be conducted on a strictly business
basis and any Nsmber, or outsider,
committing a misdemeanor in or
about the engine house will be prose-
euted to the full extent Of the law.
All horns, boots, rubber coats and
other property Of the company which
have been carried away from the en-
qine house must be returned by De-
eember or legal steps will be taken
to recover them. This action was de-
cided upon at meeting Of the COM
pany held last night and which was
attended by representative firemen Of
the city.
For some months past the local fire
company has been ON the decline and the
engine house has been the rendezvous OF
almost any gathering that has cared to
assemble there. Realizing that something
must be done TO better the condition of
the company If il was stnl TO continue in
existence a meeting was called for last
night by President Artemus smith, about
Is members being present. A resolution
was adopted setting forth that all win
dows in the building must be securely
fastened and that new locks should be
placed on the doors. which heretofore
have been left unlocked. When this is
done Keys will be issued 10 members only
and no non-member will be permitted to
enter the building unless accompanied
by member. any misdemeanor occur
ring in the engine house The janitor will
! be expected TO report 20 the presid Mt
who will prosecute accordingly. A com-
mitteo was also appointed to notify the
police OF any disorder that occurred in
the nre house and TO cause the arrest OF
the offenders.
President Smith was instructed 10 con-
fer with the electric light company re-
garding the lighting of the house Il is
the intention Of the company 20 place a
light in front of the FIRE house to burn an
night. a cluster OF nine incandescents iu
the meeting room. three in the engine
room and one light in the cellar. II was
decidod to invite City Council to confer
with the company regarding the future
welfare OF the organization. The meeting
last night was the most enthusiastic
held for some time and promises good
results.
JR. o. L. A. A. TO ATTEND CHURCH
Members of Industry Council No. IS Jr.
o. T. A. NJ. az a meeting held last
night set apart Sunday next on which
to attend church in body. The order
win assemble at the han az 10 o'clock
and accompanied by Old Glory Council
No. y Of Delaware City viii proceed TO
Emanuel Church where a special sermon
viii be preached by the Rev. F. N. Mum
son. rector. In the evening the councils
will attend church in Delaware City It
was also decided to hold a smoker on
Tuesday evening. December 8. in the local
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
SHOWN NEW CAR BY ANGEL
Man Who Dreamed Out the Device
Sues Pennsy for s5oo,ooo.

Hollidaysburg Pa. Nov. 22.-The
most interesting suit, and the one in
volving the largest amount OF money
ever heard in Blair County Courts.
was commenced here yesterday in the
case of Millard +. Blake. of Martins
burg, against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. for 100000. for the use
OF his patent for drop-bottom cars.
Blake claims that he had a vision
during an attack of fever. in which an
angel appeared to him and explained to
him how to build "A railroad car which
would carry 100000 pounds. instead of
the 10000 carried by the old style cars.
He obtained a patent on his inven-
ton. and showed it to the Pennsylvania
Railroad officials, who. he says have
since used his device without payine
him for the same.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22

Improved Street Car Service 5etwe
Pennsylvania Railroad and the NJ
York Central Station in New Yo
City.
For The benefit Of persons traveli'
between points south and west of Nc
York city and points north and ed
thereof. the New York City Strt
Railway Company will inaugurate
october 23 a service of through &C,
between the West Twenty-third sire
station Of the Pennsylvania railro'
land the Grand Central Station
lForty-second street and Fourth avent
These cars will be run between 4
hours of 7.SO a. m. and z p. m, a,
will afford a convenient connection 4
tween the Pennsylvania, and the M
York Central, and New York, M
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
SOUND SLEEP
Can Easily Be Secured.

up to years ago" woman writes,
Il was in the habit of using both tea
and coffee regularly.
Il found that my health was begin
ming to fail. strange nervous attacks
would come suddenly upon me. maxi
ing me tremble so excessively that 1
could not do my work while they last
ed; my sleep left me and I passed long
nights in restless discomfort. I was
filled with a nervous dread as to the
future.
"A friend suggested that possibly tea
and coffee were to blame, and / decided
to give them up, and in casting about
for a hot table beverage, which / felt
was an absolute necessity, 1 was led
by good fortune to try Postum Food
Coffee. For more than a year I have
used II three times a day and expect,
so much good has it done me. to con-
tinue its use during the rest Of my
life.
soon after beginning the use OF
Postum, ! found. TO my surprise, that
instead of tossing on a sleepless bed
through the long. dreary night. drop
lped into a sound. dreamless sleep the
moment my head touched the pillow
Then / suddenly realized that an my
nervousness had left me. and my ap-
petite. which had fallen of before. hac
IAN at once been restored so that l ate
lmy food with a keen relish.
"All the nervous dread has gone
walk mile and half each way to m,
work every day and enjoy IT, l finS
an interest in everything that goes oi
about me that makes life a pleasure
All this ( owe to leaving off tea an,
coffee and the use OF Postum. for
have taken no medicine" Name givel
by Postum &C.. Battle Greek. Mich.
There's a reason.
Read the little book, The Road I
lWellviile," in pkgs.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
THE ONLY TURKISH BATH

in the city, southwest corner Third a
Shipley streets, newly rebuilt and fun
ished under the management of Ga
g. ROsenstock. One so cent ticket E
titles to moist heat bath, dry heat ba'
vapor bath, cold and warm show
bath, swimming basin, massage dres
ing room. resting room. Chiropodist
your services. one 10 cent ticl
admits to. porcelain bath tub, with U
limited cold and hot water soap a
towels. Separate division of bath tu
for women. Open from 10 a. m. to
p. m. Saturday open the whole mig
The Turkish bath is reserved
women from to 10 p. m. on Sunda
To accommodate travelling people I
resting room is open every night in
week.
Nov. 21-1m-ed.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
CAT ANl MOUSE CAUSE INJURY
Over the Table, Pussy Upsets scaldins
Dish on Master.

Pottsville. Pa, Nov. pa cat, in its
.eagerness to catch mouse, jumped
over table at the residence of Peter
Mulcavage, at st. Clair, last evening.
overturning a tureen of hot soup on
Mulcavage, who was so terribly scalded
that physicians at the Pottsville Hos
pital doubt whether he will recover.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
BROKE NOSE BOXING
Teddy, jrs Rsesivss Injury in Friendly
Bout, Not On cridiron.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 22-Investi-
CATION ofa report that Theodore Roose-
velt.sJr.. had his nose broken in last
Saturdays football game disclosed the
fact that the injury was. received in a
boxing match. and not on the gridiron.
Some time ago one OF the small bones
in young Roossvclt's nose was broken
by 3 blow received in a friendly bout.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
JR. 3. .. a NJ ID ATTEND CHuRc.
MEMORIAL HAS ARRIVED
The Candy Bench Will Shortly Be
Placed in Position.

The memorial to William NJ. Candy,
late president of the Park Commission,
has arrived from Barre. Vermont and
viii be placed in position in Rockford
Park overlooking the Candy Nesta with
in few days. The memorial is in the
shape OF a bench and on the back OF il is
inscribed;
"To the Memory of William Marriott
Candy, first president of the Board of
Park Commissioners. of the city of VIII
mington, Delaware, 1SS4-i9Oi."
No arrangements have as yet been
made for the unveiling ceremonies.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
BOY vACClNATED ON NOSE
plays With Virus Bottle After Break
-is-t ing Nasal Appendase.

Coudersport, Pa, Nov. IA four-year-
old son Of Frederick Pyre. of. Sweden
Valley, has been vaccinated in most
peculiar manner
After he had fallen downstairs and re-
moving some skin from his nose. he
found a bottle left by a s-5ysiclan which
had contained vaccine virue.
The boy played with the bottle. and
unconsciously communicated some Of tho
virus to the nose. which is now covered
with ap erfect vaccination sore"
Evening journal., 1905-11-22

The Queen Of Greece is accredited with
world, having received this honor from
the late Gar of Russia, who was ex-
tremely fond Of his beautiful cousin.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22

Umpire Goodwin; referee, Hamilton;
tiTnekeepers, Walker and J. G. French;
linesmen. Appleton and S. c. Fox:
touchdowns, A. Smith, Langsdorf;
goals from touchdowns, A. Smith, .;
time OF halves. fifteen minutes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
no Confirm a class.

Bishop Coleman will confirm a class at
st. Matthews Episcopal Church on Sun
day evening. The Rev. Floarda Howard
is rector Of the Church.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
LOCAL FIREMEN ADOPT
STRINGENT MEASURES
LENAPE COMPANY HEREAFTER WILL BE CON
QUOTED ON BUSINESS BASIS AN0 MEM
BERS WILL BE HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR ANY MISCONDUCT
PROPERTY MUST Be RETURNED

council rooms at which time addresses
will be delivered by prominent members
of the order
HEAD CUT BY BOOM.
George w. Young of Wilmington, met
with a painful accident early yesterday
morning while sailing up the Delaware
river in the yacht Violet in company
with several friends. owing to a iuke
i'm the wind the boom of the yacht iibed
and struck Mr. Young on the left temple
innictng a painful cash and he was only
saved from being knocked overheard by
the prompt action Of a companion. The
flow of blood was staunched and his head
bandagod as well as possible under the
circumstances. Upon reaching this city
the party was landed and Mr.. Young was
taken to the Office of DIR. William Vert
enbaker where six stitches We're required
to close the wound. No serious results
are anticipated. Mr.. Young went to his
home by trolley.
WILL LAY CINDER PATH.
C. p. Holcomb. superintendent Of the
wilmington, New Castle and Southern
Railway Company has laid a cinder path
way from the power house to the p,
b. X w. cut of along the public road.
Thomas Hewitt offers TO lay a similar
path from his home to the railroad pro-
vided council will give him rebate in
taxes.
NOW WORKS AT STEEL PLANT.
Eugene Lewis who for several years
has been employed as motorman on tile
local trolley line has resigned his place
and is now at work at the Baldt plant.
Mr.. Lewis is under Instructions in rum
ming an electric crane and will take
charge Of one i'm few days lie was one
of the most popular motormen on the
road
WHITE-NEWELL
In the parochial house OF ST. Peters
fR. C. Church last evening Edward J.
White Of this city and Miss Bertha
Newell of Pennsville. n. j.. were married
lnt 40 O'Clock the Rev. +
lV. Campbell officiating. The bridesma
was Miss Momt and the groomsmar
Archie Finley. both of Philadelphia
After the ceremony the bridal party were
given a wedding supper at the home oI
/ the groom's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jamei
f. White. At late hour the bride anC
/ groom left for a wedding tour to points
Z in Pennsylvania and New York. Upor
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Finley vii
live in New Castle. Mr.. Finley being en-
ployed at the Badt works.
TO REORGANIZE CLUB.
on Tuesday evening next the manage
ment Of the New Castle Baseball Clut
will hold a meeting for the purpose of re.
organizing for the coming year. The sub
iect of fencing in the BAN grounds vii
also come up for discussion.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
PHILADELPHIA.
liso iz5l ilss ss27
WILMINGTON HIGH DEFEATED
Beaten BY De LaUesy Team, Of Phil
adeInhia.

The Wilmington High school football
team lost a game TO the De Lancey
School eleven Of Philadelphia. yesterday
afternoon at Front and Union streets.
The locals put UP a piucky game but
were outweighed 10 pounds 70 the man.
The visitors scored both touchdowns IN
the first han. The line-up:
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine

will relieve obstinate cases Of indiges-
tion. dyspepsia and stomach trouble by
Strengthening the nerves.
my daughter had stomach trouble,
doctors said she could not live. We
enve her DIR. Miles Nervine. She got
better from the FIRST. and four bottles
cured her"
The first bottle win benefit. II not, the
druggist viii return your money.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22

An engine going a mile a minute
gives twenty puffs a second.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
Failure

10 cure indigestion is largely due to the
old theory that when the stomach be-
comes Inactive II needs something to
mechanically digest its contents. and
cathartics, purgatives, etc. are used,
which give only temporary relief
Doctors now recognize the fact that It
Il the nerves that furnishes motive
power to digest the contents OF the
stomach. When they become weakened
they lack energy. and indigestion, dys-
pepsia sour stomach result.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
Make il White.

Your bath tub with cartmeIl's enaI
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Power ceases in the instant of re-
pose.-Emerson.
God measures each OF your gifts by
all of your goods.
1t never hurts to be called a fool; the
sad thing is to deserve it.
1t is better TO seem green to men
than not TO be fruitful to God.
A good deal of spiritual incidence
comes from sensual indulgence.
The politician may fool the people,
but he meets disaster when be defies
their God.
Many a man thinks he is preaching
the Gospel when he is only working
Off his crouch.
Many q man would be much more
prepossessing il lie were less anxious
to be possessing.
Many men who would scorn to do a
dishonest act in their business think
it is all right to do dishonest tricks in
politics.
Remember that what pulls the strings
is the force hidden within: there lies
the power 20 persuade, there the life
there. if one must speak out, the real
man.-Marcus Aurelius.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
BUS Top Information.

A portly, middle-aged schoolmarn
from interior New Jersey engineered
her juvenile nature study class of six
boys and six girls on a Saturday af-
ternOon trip atop Fifth avenue
double-decker stage. The youngsters
awaited of the opportunity 10 treat
teacher to a rapid-fire series Of all
manner of questions. Many OF the in
quiries relating to Whose house is
that" etc. stumped the educator and
she in turn was dependent for this
information upon the lone man who
found space ON the second-story tier Of
seats.
As the Waldorf-AstOria Hotel was
passed Oracle asked Herbert all
about II. He replied right Off the bat:
There's where Mrs. Astor lives"
When the Vanderbilt mansion at Fifty
eighth street came I'm view little
-Herby" vouchsafed this news: That's
old man Yanderbilt's iat."-New York
Press.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
EGYPTIANS DAMNED THE NILE
Proof That Reservoir Existed Thou.
sands of Years Ano-

The dammins of the waters of the
Nile represents one OF the greatest
triumphs of modern engineering. Yet
the researches of Psychologists show
that the ancient Egyptians had SINH.
lar works thousands of years before
the Christian era. Monuments stand.
ing out in the desert at the present
day prove that these districts were
under irrigation and supporting dense
populations in the oiden times. The
three historians, HerodOtus, Strabo
and DiodOrus, all bear independent
testimony TO vast artificial lake In
Egypt that had been constructed TO
receive the superiiuous water OF the
Nile at flood time. and 20 distribute
IL when and where required by means
OF canals. This lake was connected
to the Nile by a canal ten miles long
and three hundred feet wide, con
trolled by means OF sluices. The site
of this ancient reservoir has now been
Identified beyond doubt with the pres
ent province known as Fayoum, one
of the most fertile regions OF modern
Egypt.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
No. 4.-ToiIet Cover.
BAR TO ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
insuperable Difficulty in Connection
With BaIlooning.

A Frenchman named Marcillac Is
now preparing to make an air voyage
to the north pole. He is as confident
OF success as Andree was, and the
Americans who met Andree in 1895
we'll remember how sure he was that
the journey could be made and that
he was the man to maze 1t. There is
one great difficulty in arctic balloon
ing and nobody knows how 10 over
come It. When Peary made his jour
neys on the inland ice of Greenland,
mile above the sea. he noticed that in
the mornings his tent poles and the
stakes TO which his dogs we're tied
were covered on the windward side
with frost an inch thick. The hu-
nudity in the air was CONCEALED and
the tiny ice particles found Judgment
on anything in their path. An airship
spreads large expanse Of cloth and
no means have yet been found TO pre-
vent excessive weight due to the
accumulation OF ice or frost on this
surface. 1t is thought likely that this
was the cause OF Andree's destruction.
New York Sun.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
Mirrnr Alsn FRACTURED.

Col. l.. NJ. Buchanan writes that his
youngest son served in the South
African campaign as a trooper in the
Rhodesian horse. Aug. p. 1900. the
young man was reported as severely
wounded at Hammam's karaal and HIS
wound was described by the surgeon
in attendance as a "comminutcd frac-
ture Of the left humerus," out of
which twenty-one splinters were sub
sequently discharged or extracted. On
the same day In his bedroom in Ire
land the mirror fell to the floor and
was smashed into many pieces. rccciy-
ing what the colonel thinks might be
called a "comminuted fracture" The
mirror had been in its usual place on
the dressing table and the room was
vacant at the time
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16

John was the new boy at the board.
ing house. His mistress was scOlding
him because he never surmounted an
obstacle
John" she scolded. when I sent
you for two-pound loaf Of cake and
they had none. why in the world did
you not bring two one-pound cakes.
This would be exactly the same thing"
John seemed TO grasp the knowledge.
His mistress thought so until the next
day.
She was going on journey and be-
ing a large. stout woman. told John to
engage her two seats in the bus. When
John returned she asked:
Did you have any difficulty"
NO. madam" replied the hopeless
John, "but | could not get them both
together. so 1 got one in the inside and
one on the top.'-Washington Star.