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Evening journal., 1905-10-02
SERIES WILL CO DOWN
As GREATEST IN HISTORY
Nearly $4,000 People At
tended Athletic-C c hicago
Games

rhiladelphia. oct. 1.-The Chicago
series viii 80 down in the history of
the national gam, as one OF the great-
est ever known. Tne total attendance
for the three games brdse sl records
for baseball. being Gts99. In addition
saturdays crowd inslce the park OF
s6t4s was q new high water mark for
the Quaker city. and the total attend
ancc FOR the pre-, ious banner season
se5.oo0 in l89s--was broken when the
figures for this year renched 532.SoI
isth three gsmes get 10 be played.
Il would be interesting TO know just
how many persous would have paid
10 get into Coiunbia Park had il not
been nes .seary TO close the gates each
nftsrncon
Barrin fridays game. each contest
was hard fought and championship
ban vas witnessed. Tie batting
streak the Athiet cs developed ON Fri-
day n,aie thatAaffair a Waterloo for
The waite. Sox.
Lucl, usurlly plays part In every
s-rias. and 81 GA in this one. with po'-
sibly an even brelE on tho three days.
The almost unheard Of incident OF a
hase hit by Harry Davis last Thurs
dav striking q elove IN left field
and ewing Hartsol inst the necessary
rdei;ional Instant Of time needed TO
score the winning rm certainly help
"a the home team In that game. But
chicago had its favor from Dame For
tune on Saturday, when the crowd in
let field gave Callahan a chance TO
hack far enough to catch Harry Davis
drive That incident probably lost
the game for the Mackites.
callahan was as much surprised as
anyone when the spectators made
room for him. After the game Calla-
han laushinEly remarked
"The instant I caught the ball the
spectators out there saw their mis-
take The ball was no sooner In my
hands than a number Of men began
grabbing at.my legs and tried to trir
mo. But ] jumped out of their road
and preveuted Lord from going far
ther than from second to third base
on the play"
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
FROLIc OF THE CAR CLUB
An Enjoyable Day Spent on The Farm
of Henry Bsrtel.

The Car Club. an organization OF
we'll known residents Of Wilmington
and vicinity held an enjoyable outing
on the farm Of Henry Bartel. along the
Brandywine near Thompson's Bridge,
on Saturday. The affair was largely
attended and was the most successful,
from an ENJOYABLE standpoint, ever
held by the club.
The dinner. prepared by Messrs.
schofeld and Beatty. was a feature. II
was prepared in clambake style and
anything could be had In the way OF
victuals from an oyster or clam tc
spring chicken. sweet and white pota-
toes. corn. onions and other vegetables
There was music and the day war
pleasantly passed.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Winner Of Today's' Game viii Play
Or. Wales.

At the wilmington Country Club on
Saturday afternoon the annual fall tennis
tournament was played. AS a result of
the tournament = n. Wright viii play
E. 70. Dupont and f. r. Cause will play
II. NJ Canby this afternoon. The winners
Of these games will then play. and the
winner viii play Or Joseph =. Wales for
the club championship. Tho champ onship
has been won by Dr. Wales for two con-
socutive years. and the play for the cham
pionship is expected TO prove exciting.
The results of Saturdays play follows;
d. ID. Bush defeated J. d. Bush.
L. E. DUPONT won from W T. Berger
CO and Ga.
George p. Bissell defeated Lewis Rum
ford, 6-2 and Ca.
T.. Dupont defeated George Thomas. srd
6-l and CO.
r. r. Cause won from c. A. Berlin b,
default
H. NJ. Candy won from J. II. Cause
7-5 and S-6.
p. r. Wright defeated d. d. Bush, c.
and 90.
E q. Dupont defeated George +. Bis
SELL C-s and Ga
] Il. r. Cause won from &c. DUPONT g.
s-G and rs.
:, IT, NJ. Candy defeated l.. A. Yeriscs, G.
and CO.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
COUNTRY CLUB TEAM WON
Defeated Baltimore Golfers on Local
Links II to 8.

In return match on the links OF
the wilmington Country Club Satur-
aav afternoon the first team of the
country club defeated the first team
oe the Baltimore Country Club by the
score Of IL to s. feature of the
match was the good playing between
W. n. Carey. Of Baltimore. and a. II.
G.. Garrett OF the Wilmington Country
club. Mr.. Carey won by ] up In 10
holes.
The summary follows;
r. e. Jenkins. OF Baltimore. defeat
"a z. e. Mitchell. up and Q TO go.
j. =. Armstrong; Wilmington. de-
tented j. B. Reynolds, 3 up and to
so.
Harry Pyle. wilmington. won from
Ai. Il. Eincott. up and 2 70 go.
r. Deli. Janvier Wilmington de-
feated John FriclS. up and TO go.
john Richardson Wilmington, de-
fested J. II. Hiss. . up and to go
II. Nelson. Baltimore defeated A.
G. Gray. up and 6 to go
G. Nj. Shcward. Wilmington. defeat
ga r. b. Harrison. up and to go.
W. \. Carey. Baltimore, defeated A
II. g. Garrett. / up and 10 holes.
W. McTrippe. Baltimore, defeated
C.. II. Taylor. up and to go.
w f. Parsons, Baltimore, deteate1
T. L. Brown. 3 up and to go.
s. X. smith Wilmington. defeat~'
+. f. Price. 2 mp and 3 TO Co.
Il. James Dallett. Wilmington. de-
feated l.. West up.
@. II. Cobb. Baltimore, won from
Linton smith. 3 up and I 10 go.
G. ". Smith. Baltimore. defeated
Willard SALISBURY up and 2 to go.
T. S. Janney Baltimore. defeated J
NJ Jackeon, up. staltI..l
y. s. Huxley. Wilmington. defeate'
+. c. Shriner up and 3 to go.
w n. Smith. Wilmington. defeated
Richard Chillas. ? up.
r. J. baldwin. Wilmington defeat
ed e. \. Pennypacker, 2 up and / e
60. nF s.t
f. G. Jackson defeated e. K Roth
stein. . up.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
OBSERVED ANNIVERSARY
Hundreds Of Msthodsts Gathered at
Historic 5arratts Chapel.

Dover. Del. October 2.-rhe l25th an
niversary of Barratt's Chapel, near
here. IN which Bishops Asbury and
Coke met and arranged the prelimina-
ries for founding the Methodist Church
in America was observed yesterday.
Hundreds of visitors viewed the pull
pit IN which the Bishops met and seal
ed with a kiss their mission In Ameri-
ca. The exercises Of the day We're IN
charge OF the pastor OF the chapel the
Rev. 1. G. Fosnocht The Rev. Thomas
l.. Poulson. of Ridley Park, Pa. was
the preacher Of the day. A male quar-
tet from Wesley Church. Dover, sang
Immortality" and "One Sweetly Sol
emn Thought"
Judge Norris S. Barratt. OF Philadel-
phia, said to be the only living lineal
descendant Of the great Methodist fam
ily OF Barratts. was unable 10 be pres
ent because OF his professional engage
ments He sent letter of regret and
a contribution TO the chapel fund.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
SOFT COAL PRICE ADVANCE
shortaqe of Cars Makes Rates at the
Mines Adavnce to s1.25.

Because of the scarcity of cars. soft
coal has advanced to S1.25 ton at the
mines. Prominent operators say that
unless relief comes within thc next
few days the wholesale price viii
reach 81 a ton.
All railroads are exercising demur-
rage rules. but even these charges
seem to have no effect. Every road is
.paying other roads fixed charges OF
twenty cents a day sor each car and
when kept more than one month they
are gladly paying the extra penalty of
eighty cents a day each for the privi-
lego Of using those belonging to other
lines.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
MAKES APPEAL FOR AID
Bishop Monaghan Asks for' contribu-
tions for Orphan AsYsuns.

During the present month the annual
collection for the benefit Of the Cath
olic orphan asylums of the State will
be taken.
A letter was read in all ,the churches
yesterday morning bearing, on the sub
iect The letter was an appeal from
Bishop John ]. Monaghan and the
needs of the two Institutions were set
forth. The Bishop. in the epistle, re-
minds the people that despite the
practice Of the most extreme economy
the money last year was inadequate
to meet the needs and urges the faith
full to endeavor to increase the sum
collected considerably over that of last
lyear.
The two orphanages are st. Peters
in this city, where girls are received
exclusively, and ST. James Protectory
for boys at Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
BUSINESS SCHOOL
Attendance Larger This Year Than
Ever Before.

w. II. Beacon. Of the Wilmington
business School, reports a big Increase
lin the attendance at his school over
last season.
Last winter every seat was taken
during the busy season, and when
asked WHAT would be done this winter
Nc the increased attendance Keeps up
throughout the year. Mr.. Beacon said
l'.hat he had never found it impossible
20 secure additional space as it was
needed and lhe felt confident he could
!arrango for all who came.
Mr.. Beacoms school is very diff
ferent from the ordinary so-caHed
business Colleges" 1t is a wide-
awake. hustling business school-a
real business school. The staff or
gsmization, equipment and grade of
the work are among the best in the
country.
Botn Mr.. and Mrs Beacon are in
tereste d in educational work, and
both t;lke an active part in the teach
ing OF their students. They have al
ways done such excellent work that
it is Ettle wonder the school has
grown and prospered so materially.
The w. B. s. has the proud distinc-
tion od never having lost a student
through dissatisfaction and the still
greater distinction of assisting their
students in such a thorough and prac-
teal manner that not one graduate
has failed.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
HAS CONTRACTED CONSUMPTION
Mrs. chadwick's Long Imprisonment
Wrecks Her Health.

Cleveland. oct. 2-Mrs. Cassie Chad
wick has contracted consumption. as a
result of her long confinement IN the
county Jail she has aged much In the
last few months. The lines on her face
have grown deeper, her hair grayer
ANA her eyes have lost their lustre.
Only her nerve has remained strong.
and She processes to be confident Of
the future. She chooses TO think she
has been prosecuted.
Arguments viii be made to-day in
Cincinnati before the United States
District Court ofAppeals FOR a new trial
for the woman.
II Is nearly a year since she was
convicted and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
A sPIRITUALIsT MECCA.

Gift OF Church Expected 90 Make
Leroy, III, Headquarters of Cult.
A Spiritualist church is soon to be
erected at Leroy, ILL.,, at cost Of $685.
600. says a Bloomington Qll) dispatch
to the Chicago Record Herald. The
money is provided for in the win OF
J. T. Crumbaugh, wealthy banker OF
Leroy, who died recently. aged eighty
seven. The will is dated four years
ago.
The bequest is In the form OF 1,1O0
acres of the richest farm land in CEN
tral Illinois. worth S200.000 from
which the income is about $4,000
yearly The amount remaining after
the church has been built will be used
for the furtherance of the Spiritualist
belief.
While at present there are only about
100 members Of the denomination in
Leroy, it is believed that the Crum-
baugh church will make the town the
headquarters OF the cult in the United
States and that finally it VIII become
the Mecca OF believers from all parts
Of the world. Special provision is made
that no part OF the land shall be mort
gagged or disposed Of. but it is left for
ever aud ever for the uses mentioned.
Mrs. Crumbnugh is an ardent Spirit
ualist and will see that the will of her
husband is carried out both in letter
and spirit.
/ Spirltualists say that the bequest OF
Mr.. Crumbaugh is the result OF direct
inspiration from departed; Spiritualists
and that the Crumbaughfwili was di-
rected, just as the Leland Stanford.
Jr, university was founded, under in
spiration. as alleged, fithe spirit Of
Senator Stanford's only child.
The VIII also provides for the erec-
tion In Leroy of n free pubic library,
and further provides that after her
death Mrs. Crumbaugh's partiof the es-
tate. amounting to 100000. shall ~
vert to Spiritualistic uses.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Fultz Doina Well.

New York, Oct. 2.-At the Washington
Heights Hospital last night it was said
that Dave Fultz who was badly hurt in
collision with kid Elberfeld. while
both were running after a fly ball In Sat
urday's game with Cleveland, was doing
well. Fultz sustained a broken jaw bone
and received other injuries about the face.
His eyes are discolored and his right
cheek badly cut
Many players Of the New York Ameri-
can League team visited Fultz at the
hospital today.
Fultz viii not be able to leave the hos
pital for two weeks. which will be at the
close of the present playing season.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Lived Many Years.

Daniel Kclleher. well known resi-
dent Of this city. was buried last week
from the home OF his son-in-law
Patrick Flaherty. at No. lill Scott
street. Mr.. Kelleher was the Oldest
man in this city and was said to
be l04 years old.
The deceased was born in Ireland.
but came 10 this city over sixty years
ago. For the greater portion of his
life he lived IN the section of the city
known as the Forty Acres. He was in
business at one time but lately lived
retired
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
NEW CASTLE TRIMMED HROWNTlWK
Mecrory's Pitching Was Too Much
For the Locals.

New Castle again demonstrated ON Sat
urday that 1t is the crack amateur team
Of the state by defeating Browntown at
South Side Park by the score Of to 5.
The same was won on its merits as the
visitors played tho best an around game.
Greenwell, who Is looked upon as the
star amateur twirler of Wilmington was
bumped for ten hits by New Castle. Nc
Grory who did the slab work for New
Castle, was a puzzle TO the Browntown
hitters. Ballcntine and Rainey put up d
poor game IN the field. The score.
npnkVNru.nxtfN-
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure

will strengthen the nerves and muscles
'or the heart and the fainting spells, to-
Igether with all other heart troubles, will
disappear.
-Four years ago 7 was very low with
neart trouble, could hardly walk. One
day / had a fainting spell. and thought
would die. Soon after ] began using
Or. Miles Heart Cure, and after taking
three bottles / feel that I am cured. ~
MRS. EFFIE CLOUGH. Ellsworth Falls,
Maine
The first bottle viii benefit, If not the
druggist viii return your money.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Knon to VOC straiaht riekst.

Philadelphia, oct. 2.-United states
Senator Knox announced yesterday at
his home in Valley Forge. Pa, that
ne would support the Republican State
ticket. He evaded expressing an
opinion on the county ticket further
han to say he intended voting the
straight ticket. Senator Knox votes
in Pittsburg. He was very careful to
make no comment on the local situa,
ton.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Celebration Has clonsd

The celebration Of the Jewish New
Year or feast OF Rosh Hoshana closed
last night in the Hebrew Synagogue at
sixth and French streets. feature
OF the closing was the sounding OF the
shofar or rams horn which was to
have been sounded Saturday, but which
was deferred because that day was the
Hebrew Sabbath.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
RALLY DAY EXERCISES
Excellent Program at West Church
Sunday School.

The rally-day exercises at West Presby-
terrain Church yesterday We're largely at
tended Frank NJ. sheppard superinten-
dent Of the Sunday school had charge Of
the exercises. A special musical program
had been arranged for the occasion. a
feature Of which was the singing Of carols
by the children.
Addresses were made by the Rev. j. c.
Mead. d. d.. OF Philadelphia and the Rev.
Victor Bucher OF Pittsburg Both speak
ers were listened to with attention by the
children.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
on.ninn Of Ean MiIIineru.

Lippinc61i and Company held their an
nual fail millinery opening on Saturday
Latest style hats and trimmings were dis
played and the store was crowded az all
times Of the day. There are a number OF
pretty styles shown in the windows. No
such assortment was ever exhibited by
the Arm before. Hats this year are con-
siderably prettier than for number Of
yearA
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Phoenix Second
oranae vs.. Mt. AIry Mute..

The Orange football team win open
its season on Saturday with the Mt.
Airy mutes as the attraction at South
Side Park. The Mutes are one of the
fastest elevens in this section Of the
country and the game is sure to be a
good one.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
r a,int Spells

are very often attributed to biliousness,
and the stomach is treated to cathartics
That's wvng.
Faint spells are often accompanied by
biliousness. but you will also notice short
ness of breath, asthmatic breathing. op-
pressed feeling in chest. weak or hungry
spells, which, are all early symptoms OF
heart weakness.
Don't make Nhe mistake Of treating the
stomach whenAthe heart is the source of
the trouble
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
GOVERNOR UlANCHAHG TO SPEAK
Will Address Democrats of Maryland
on Negro Question.

New Orleans. October 2.-Governor
Blanchard on the invitation Of the
Democratic State Committee Of Mary
land has consented to speak in that
state on the negro question in favor
of the suffrage amendment to the Con-
stitution framed after that of Louis
lana and aimed at negro suffrage.
The request states that the race
question is the principal issue in the
Maryland campaign and that it is de-
sired to get the experience Of Louis
lana and such other Southern States
as have legislated on the subject.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
GOODMAN ANNIVERSARY
Addresses by Presiding Elder and
Chief Justice Lore.

The eleventh anniversary of Cook NJ.
e. Church was celebrated yesterday.
Presiding Elder A. S. Mowbray of the
Wilmington district. Wilmington NJ. r..
Conference. preached the morning SER
mon, Chief Justice Charles b. Lore made
the address before the Sunday school in
the afternoon. and the pastor, the Rev.
c. n Jones onlciated az the evening SER
vice.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Anxious For a Mix.up.

John Kirk, middle weight champion
OF Illinois. formerly of this city, desires
10 meet any 100 pound man at the
Casino in a six round go. ANY one de-
string TO accept his proposition may
send challenge TO Evening Journal
onice. Kirk is now living in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
scoRn nY INNINGS.

Browntown IL. ........O1OOO00O 0-l
New Castle. ..... ...4...0 o 10 / OO-4
Earned runs. New castle. /; two-base
hlt. oliver; three base hit Countiss; hit
10y pitched ball McDonough. iigley.
Beatty. buses on balls or McGrory .;
struck out. by Greenwcl 8, by Nc
Groiy, 6. stolen bases, McGrory, Duffy
Beatty. passed bail, Countiss; dolble
plays Ballantine 10 Beatty to Ra ney;
lett on bases. Browntown. 6; New Castle,
q. umpire. Schultz; time, lao
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
THE STANDING.

TO-DAY's SCHEDULE
81. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
Detgst at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Mrs. Josephine Benson oead.

Mrs. Josephine Benson. wife Of
George Benson. died at the home OF
her husband, No. 416 East Sixth street
Early yesterday morning. after a long
.lness. 1nterment win be made in
clktoD
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Had charne of Sale.

+. p. Moody had charge Of the sale
Of lots in the Ninth ward on Satur-
day. The sale was fairly well attend
ed. about fifty lots being sold. Prices
averaged $40 per foot. Stidham and
Son were the auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
GOOD MATINEE RACES
Horse Driven by Thomas Farley Fell
But Neither Injured

A large crowd witnessed the matinee
races of the Delaware Horse SHOW
Association on Saturday afternoon.
There were six events on the card ami
an of them were interesting. The track
was IN fine shape.
In the hist heat Of the first race,
the bay gelding Captain, entered by
the Garden Farm and driven by
Thomas Farley fell Horse and driver
escaped injury. The animal was then
withdrawn. As a result of the sum
mer's racing. about all Of the horses at
the local track are now i'm good condi-
tion and spirited contests viii be the
rule during the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
No cAMrs YESTERDAY.

The Western clubs OF the American
League being in the East, no games were
played yesterday.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago. 3: philadelphia. ?.
Chicago. 6; Philadelphia, o.
New York. g: Cincinnati. T.
Cincinnati a; New York. 3
ST. Louis. >; brooklyn. /.
Brooklyn, 5. st. Louis, 3.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Riahop Coleman Preaehed.

Bishop Coleman preached at the special
services held at st. Michaers Episcopal
Church yesterday morning.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
THE srANDfN'

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadeiphia at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati
Brooslya at g. Louis.
Boston Al Plttsburg.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
InnLaon A. c. Won.

The National a. c. football team was
defeated ON Saturday by the jackson a.
c. by the score Of 20 10 o. The linc-up;
j. &C. n. A. O.
Mammele. D.. D. right end. .Horrlgan
Evening journal., 1905-10-02

You want to be sure Of your ground
before you start to build your house.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
Basketball Team.

There was a basketball game on
Saturday night between the first and
second Phoenix teams. which was won
by the former by the score of 36 TO 6.
The Ine-up follows.
Dhoa,,fx Irfrut Dbo,rf,- C.rr,,,1
Evening journal., 1905-10-02

Best Artists Materials 49,
At Cartmelrs, 9Th and Madison
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
RUSSELL SAGE TO RETIRE.

The report comes that Russell Sage's mind is failing, and that he is at last forced to take vacation--a waste Of time that he has absorbed during the S9 years of his life. He has 8 record for length of work and thrift that would be difficult to match. No one remembers when he was absent from his desk or when he was short of cash
 For sheer personal accumulation he takes q pretty high rank. His name is not connected with any great indus trial enterprise or with combinations of financiers who have done things. For the most part he has been a pri- vate operator, but he had a knowledge of the money market and of the 1r1- fiuences that control it that few men could lay claim to. He was without frills, and made money to keep, not to spend. No board ever disputed over a large gift he attempted to make. He has saved all this discussion and heart burning, as we'll as his money.
 He is a shining example of long and thorough devotion to business, and the success that the financial market makes possible to men of real shrewd- ness with a passion for accumulation. His wealth has meant very little to anyone besides himself and perhaps not so much to himself as he imagines. Baltimore Herald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
MInIArIInE ALntANAC.
LOST.
HAIRLESS BAR HARBoR.

Everyone is watching Bar Harbor and wondering how we are to meet the present season without the open sa- loon, From the country about here peo- pie ask eagerly, will there be no li- quor sold in Bar Harbor this summer? If staggers them to think of a dry town. Just how it will act on the sum- mer business is a question with some, and there are those who say 1t will hurt trade more than one realizes. There are others who believe different ly: The money formerly spent for H. ouor and slot machines and in such ways will be spent In legitimate chan
 els. The grocers and provision deal CTS, the clothing and dry goods deal CTS, will get a larger share. Men will have more money to pay bills with and storekeepers will not have to carry so many. Another advantage is that pro- bably the ships will be allowed to come here if there is no liquor sold, and everyone knows how much of g. bene- fit their coming is to the place. Every store-keeper in town is benefited and the whole public enjoys the fun Of having them about. Just how the hotels will manage to accomodate their guests is g. question. but it looks now as If Bar Harbor would be free of the open saloon during the coming sum- mer.--Bar Harbor Record.