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Evening journal., 1905-12-11
ST. STEPHENS
IS II YEARS OLD
Congregation Observes Event
With Special Services Last
Night--HiStOTyO Church

With appropriate ceremonies. the
seventeenth anniversary Of St. ste
phen's Church was observed last even
ing
A large congregation was present to
engage IN the anniversary service and
it's connection with this event there
was a reunion of all the societies of
ST. stephens The societies are the
Ladies Aid Society. organized necem.
her rs. 1890; ST. stephens League or
ganized February .. 1901; ST. Steph-
ems Guhd. organized November a..
1901, and the oung Ladies Missionary
Society, organized October 2S. 1902.
The membership OF these four socie-
tics is 1S4. and the work done by them
through the year has been Of great
benefit 10 the church.
The pastors address was more par
ticularly to the societies. The text was
Romans xii5-"We, Being Many. Are
One Body in Christ. and Everyone
Members One of Another" The theme
was the churchs unity. and the pastor
said there should be unity O) Head.
ship. (2) In Diversity, and go In re-
joicing and Adversity
The music by the vested choir. un.
der the leadership Of William Parry
was a feature of the event
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Philadelnhia Marksta.

Philadelphia, Dec -FLOUR.-Trade
was quiet and the market ruled weak un-
der cree offerings. The quotations were:
Winter eStles slooa325; Penna. roller.
clear, SS59d3.7O; do do. stra ght $3.50
$3.50; Western winter clear. sSWa375.
BALED HAY AND SrRAW.-The mar
kct ruled steady, with fair outlet for the
moderate offerings Of desirable grades.
Quotations: Timothy Hay-No. large
bales, SIS 90; No. 1 small bales $500; Ne. ?.
Sl300dig5o; 10. 9, SI.O001l.50; no grade,
$S.OOQeoo. Glover Mixed Hay-No. /, sl2.5O
q 1880; No. .. sil5)0ie0O Sraw-No. /
straight rye, SlS.5oQlloO.
FEED was in moderate supply and
steady. with fair outlet for choice stock.
Quotations; Winter bran, i'm bulk, per ton.
NLo0ai1.5O. spring bran, in sacks as 10
size. per ton. Si7.g0i775.
OATS. OFFERINGS OF desirable stock were
light and prices ruled firm. but there was
little do ng. We quote; No. 2 white. clip d
SSiac; 40. white. natural SSlsc; no es-
established grade. s1iAaeSc
WHEAr.-Tho market ruled firm and
iac higher with fair demand from local
millcrs. No. rcd was quoted as follows:
December, S5QS5iac. Spot car lots. in ex-
port elevator No red. 5QSjhs. no cs-
tabished grade rcd. S4asHkc
CORN.-The market advanced nc under
light offerings and a fair export demand.
Local trade demand was light. We quote
cob corn, as TO quality, on track, az 5Oa5ic
per 20 pounds and cool sweet. new yell
low at 5o052c as TO quality aud location
POULTRY in ample SUPP Is
and quiet at former rates. Quotations.
Fowls, hens. heavy. iSc; do do small agd
inferior, ili4Qi-ic' o,d roosters, Skg9c,
spring chickens, as to quality. nlsQi2lsc
turkeys l4QiSc; ducks, ie0i3c; gee 'c l2a
iSc; pigeons old. per pair .5aS0c; pigeons
young, per pair, 20Q25c.
GREEN FRUTr-The market was quiet
but offerings We're only moderate and
prices ruled steady.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
EVENTS

Wilmington Aene OF Eagles
Woman'a Auxiliary u. O. s. OF a,
porce Commission regular weekly
meeting
Lyceum Theatre "The Great Jewell
Mystery
Garricl Theatre vaudeville.
Brownson Library Association, regu.
lar meeting.
North End Athletic Club, regular
meeting
Bayard Legion, regular meeting.
brotherhood of Painters, regular
meeting
FideEty Lodge No. 2s A. o. u. W.,
regular meeting
Lady Franklin Home Communion
B. of H.. regular meeting
Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the Y.
NJ. "A. A.. regular meeting.
Delaware Conclave, No. z, Hopta-
sophs. regular meeting.
Mnquit Tribe, Red Men, regular
sleep.
Hopockohackng Tribe, Red Men,
regular sleep.
Delaware Lodge, No. 4, ]. o. o. H.
regular meeting.
Brandywine Lodge, No. is, l. o. o.
T., regular meeting
Herman Lodge No. 90 I. o. o. f.,
regular meeting.
Diamond Council. No s, Jr., o. u. A.
NJ regular meeting
Apollo Castle, X. G. g., regular meet
ing
Wilmington Lodge X. Of p, regular
meeting
Germania Encampment Kn ghts of
ST. j. and NJ, regular meeting
Blue Rock Council r. c.. regular
meeting
Eureka Lodge. A. f. and A. NJ, reg
ular communication
Delaware Lodge. S Of H., regular
meeting.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
"INTENTIONALS" TO DINE
Frank o. Horisk Will Entertain, Be-
cause Of His Failure to Marry.

Because Frank D. Borsik refused to
become entanged Il hymens meshes
during the past year he will entertain
certain confreres-or rateh they Will
entertain themselves at his expense
at a banuet which will be given in the
Clayton House on Tuesday evening,
December 2G-
Il all came out yesterday, when Mr..
iorisk bushingly informed his fellow
members of the Intentional Nine. that
he had been deTelict in the duty i'm
posed upon him by the Nine and
that on account OF his persistence in
remaining in the realms Of bachelor
dom, he would be glad TO have them
dine with him ON the above date.
The Intentional Nne was organized
last year for the delectation
of mawiageable young women.
and the embarrassment of its
members for each year draw
ing is held in which the young
man who receives the number 1, lis re-
Qucstcd to find his affinity and lead her
TO The altar. In case he is so obedient
as to obey the distat Of the Nine
he VIII be rewarded accordingly, as
his fellow members VIII take il upon
themselves to furnish his home so com
plete'y as to lave nothing to be de-
sired, and he and his bride will be
dned by the organization.
But so far the scheme has failed to
accomplish its purpose; Last wear
James ID. Lewis was the rocinient Of
the ominous numbe- 81" and failing 90
walk Gp the isle tothe strains of Men
delss0hn. was the butt of his associa-
ics' sarcasm at q dinner last Decem-
ber.
Not until Yesterday was the secret
of the blush,ng Mr. lorsk divulged
as .t is Incumbent upon an the mem-
bers to keep it securely for fear that
the distinguished member may bo SO
impeiuously pursued 10y eligible maid
ems as TO make his life almost nbear-
abe.
With an his opportunities to obey
the mandate Mr. Horisl has chosen to
spun IT, aud pursue his single way and
he is now racklng his brain for some
excuse or paniaion 20. his act. for use
among the yOurg ladies of hs acqua mt
ance
That he will b. sorry. we are Ger
tain for when he takes his p ace at the
head of the festive board. his fellow
"lntent'onals" VIII see to it that the
evils of his wavs, are presented TO him
n their most hagrant light
But the wit and humOr of the other
eight VIII be tempe,ei by the thought
that the oninous number a." ike the
sword Of Danocles, stll hangs over
their own heads for at the close of the
banquet lots viii be drawn to deter
mine who is the vcti mof 1906. to be
/ sacrificed upon the Altar of Hymsn.
Mr.. Lewis alone will be free Of its
sinister shadow, for be as the drawee
of last year, is exempt from all further
risk ~forf
The members Of this unique organi.
zat.on are: William j.. Bolen, Presi-
dent Joseph J. LAWN. James d. Lewis.
Thomas J. McGranrary, John P. Nal.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
THE DAY IN HISTORY

Pilgrims landed at Plymouth
Rock. This was the actual date,
but the new style date is obsorN-
ed as Foreiathege' Day, ON De-
ccmhef a.
lt5O-lsaac shelby, soldier and Cover
nor of Kentucky born lie serv-
ed with distinction in both wars
against England.
l757-Samuel r. Sewall jurist, born.
Was chief justice of Massachus-
ctts.
l791-liiram Paulding. naval officer,
born. lie destroyed the Norfolk.
Va, navy yard to prevent its
capture by the COnfederates.
lSl1-Thornton A. jenkins naval OFF,
Ger, born. He served in the
Mexican and Civil wars.
lSl6-lndiana admitted to the Union.
lS22-George David Cummins bishop.
born. Founder of the Reformed
Episcopal Church.
lSS5-Benjamin S. Lyman, geologist,
born. His most important work
was in Japan.
lS36-Iienry Morton. scientist born.
First President OF Stevens Insti-
tutc.
lS5S-A gag law" respecting slavery
passed.
lS59-Gerritt Smith, composer born.
lS62-Assault ON Marye's Hi, f'reder-
icksburg, Va.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Iona Torm For DiMar,

carmine DiMare. the woll-known Italian
patrolman, was elected president of the
Italian Mutual Beneficial Society CPrineo
Of Naples) yesterday for the sixteenth
time. Both he and Dr. Peter A. NJ. Rovittl
who was chosen the society physician.
were unanimously elected. The new on
GERS Of tho organization are.
President. Camine DiNiaro; vioe-presi-
dent. Antonio Antoniazzi; corresponding
secretary, John Di lorio: financial secre-
tary. Antonio Russo; assistant secretary
Carlo Paradise; treasurer Carmine Clam.
matteo; three trustees, Antonio Totero
Antonia Salvatore and Domenico Totero.
five board OF directors. Antonia hi Camn.
10. Joseph Peril Domenico Del Colo
Finippo Di sabato and John Luciano
sergeant-at-arms. Raffaete Di Piotro; so.
ciety physician. DR.. Peter A. M. Rovitti
Italian flag bearers, Domenico Amatuzlc
and Thomas Di Loreto; American fag
bearer. Vito Giuliano.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
SCIENCE And THE
BIBLEHARMONIZE
The Rev. F. A. Heisley De-
fendS theSCTipiuTeS Against
Scientific MateriaIiSm
Observation-Disclosures

At Calvary Protestant Episcopal
Church, Third and Washington streets,
ihe Rev Frederick A. Hoisley. rector.
preached yesterday morning on "The
Comfort Of the Scriptures 1t being
Bible sunday
He took for his text Romans Xv. 4
and said in part
God must have made some original
revelation of Himself TO primitive man
as n provision for moral guidance, or
else mankind invented religions accord
ing 10 its various tribal divisions. for
everywhere some sort of religious
recognition Of the diety Is found, how
.eveh corrupted. Either way the fact be
taken, whether God thought OF man,
or man out Of innate weakness cherish
ca the thought OF strong and inn
mortal Theism testimony is afforded
90 the existence OF God
But in these latter days men are try
ing to do without God. The advances
made ia geology, biology. physics. and
astronomy instead OF being received
with thanksgiving have been made
serve the cause OF human pride and in-
fidelity.
The geologist's discoveries OF the pro-
cesses OF the earths creation ought not
10 array reason against the Bible, 81
we take the pains properly TO under
stand the latter Neither ought the
discoveries of the biologist array the
reasonable theory OF evolution OF
species against the account OF the crea-
tion of animate life in Genesis. n we
can so far adopt this account as TO
admit evolution in a modified form,
that Is. the variation OF Species from
la commin or ground species, we
can with equal warrant believe that
evolution was carried on I'm a much
more brilliant and thoroughgong man
nor and say that an life, no matter in
how great "a variety of forms it Is now
existing was evolved from one form or
unit-the proto-platism of the physical
scientist.
To account for the creation Of mans
physical part in this way is not TO
deny that God is our Creator. But
rather IL spiritualizos the processes OF
creation. 10 relieves God from the
colorings Of an earthly and finite work
man, and represents Him rs working
through laws 10 does not necessarily
question the supernatural origin OF the
soul hut allows room for the compile
tion Of man by the divine inbreathing
of a soul.
The Bible can be easily reconcilcd
with scientific theories and there Is no
justification for such scientific theories
as those of HuNley and Spencer who
maintained that morality has no fixed
standard other than arose from the
social relations and from the physical
necessity of living together
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
FuneraI Of Manlovo Hazel.

The funeral OF Manlove Hazel was
held yesterday from his homo, No 4O4
East Eighth street. and was in the
charge OF Fairfax Lodge. Independent
Order OF odd Fellows. Lincoln Lodge.
Knights OF Pythias sent delegates 10
the funeral. and the pallbearers we're
chosen from each organization Reh-
gious services were held at the house
while the Add Fellows ceremonies
were followed at Riverview cemetery.
where Increment was made.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
DEATHS.

Edward NJ Freeze
Naniove HazcL -
Mary Kenyon.
Eleanor T. Needs.
Enoch u. u Martin.
Josephine a. Rumgord.
Elmira NJ Swcetcn.
DAVIS-m Brandywine hundred, De-
cember IL, Frank II. Davis. aged %
years
Relatives and friends. etc. are invited
TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence Rockland. on Wednesday after
noon, December 1G. at o'clock. ln-
terment Mt Lebanon cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
FINANCIAL NEWS
This Morning the Stock
Market Opened Strong
and Active
8y Publishers Press.

By Publishers Press
New York, Dee. 1.-THE market opened
strong wherever active Reading opened
y per cent higher and al once gained
an additional y per cent. Aniat Copper
varied from 5-S TO as higher Anc. made
a now hlsh record, up points. Smelling
aud refining was up point. 81. Paul,
and r. G.. J. ard steel foundries preferred
We're up ia per cent Union Pacific was
i've per cont
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
LAUGHING HOUSES +
VICISSITUDES

While gifted with a name that suggests
mirth, John Laughinghouse was in no
laughing mood today when he was ar
raigned ia City Court charged with lar
ccny as bailee Of $40. lie displayed a Jim
Dumps smile, however when Assistant
City Solicitor Rice ask the court TO dis
miss him and with coat in arm he stepped
with proud bearing from the dock
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
PLACE FOR ALLEE

Washington Dee 1l.--United states
Senator Alice OF Delaware WILL ia AN
probability get membership ON the
Senate Committee ON the District of
Columbia, am important post. Senators
Stewart and Foster OF Washington,
who are not in the present Congress,
served ON the committee last torn.
Senator Alice Is man of wide bus
mess experience and has expressed
great interest in the upbullding OF the
District of Columbia to make It ft-
ting home of the nation.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Personals.

Mrs. Anna c. Dorman. Of Washing
ton. is visiting friends i'm this city.
The Rev. John H. Blake is spending
a few days in this city.
James d. Richardson. OF Philadelphia.
was In town yesterday.
William Johnson. William Rustiu and
Joseph Clark, Of Coatesville are visit
ing in this city.
Miss Carrie Burke. of Philadelphia.
was a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
A wolooms Xmas Presont.

AS Christmas present Araminta
N4nghii- an aged aud respectable COLI
ored woman. llvinc near Marshallton.
viii receive from Uncle sam a pension
of SIS a month and $1,000 Ion back pay
Her husband did efficient service IN
the United States Aepy during the
War of the Rebellion.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Albright seIzss Property.

Joseph S. Albright, who lost his suit
for $3.50 for services against the
United Clay Production Company, has
caused the seizure of the Churchman
farm, near stanton. on a writ of for
eign attachment. This will bring the
matter into court In another manner
J. Frank Ball represents Albright.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11

colin, Jr, George w. Duffy, Frank ID
Horisk, John +. Doto and William F.
Murphy.
AS it is a rule of the society. that
all members must be present to assist
in the torture of the derelict, Mr.
Murphy viii have to journey from
P.ttsbusg, Pa, where he now resides. I
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
To Sell unsoId Articles.

From to o'clock this afterpooi
there viii be sale Of fancy articles
which were uQt disposed of at the au-
nual doh sale of the Junier Board OF
the Homeopathic liospital Tbc sale
viii be held at Che bone OF Mrs S. l.
Frodcrick 80 l02 Delaware avnue.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
CONVEYANcES.

Edmund r. Moody. receiver of Wa
waset Land Company to William Berl.
Lots Of land and frame dwelling on
east side of Thirty-fourth street. 175
feet south Of Tatnau street, 81 feet ,
inches by 200 feet Consideration,
S3S5O.75.
Samuel c.. Gamble to George T.. Fred
erick LOT ON Justice street in New port.
Consideration $500.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Reautiful Rannsr Blessed.

The Immaculate Conception Sodality
Of the Blessed Virgin Mary, recently
erected az ST. Josephs Catholic Church
for colored people, held solemn services
yesterday and received eight candidates
into the sodslity. a handsome banner
of the sodality was blessed.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Grain Market.

w. r. Wilson furnishes the following
prices:
Oats-Who,esale, acc per bus. retail Acc.
Cor-Wholesale SOC per bus; retail CO..
Whcat--Wholesale soc per bus retail 50
Bran--W Wholesale, so per ton; retail, $40.
Hay-Wholesale SIS per ton; retail, SIG
straw-Wholesale, Sl per ton; retail. 81.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
SUITS cALENDAREp.

On trial. Elizabeth Hannigan VS..
Hughes r. Wright Horace C. Knowles
attorney for plainuf and j. Harvey
Whiteman for defndant.
The next case calendared is the suit
OF Nicholas Reuter- vs. Lucius c. Jones.
GG. A. Davis for plaintiff, and u. J.
Renhardt for defendant
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
- 10. Little pamann.

Two slight fires occurred yesterday
About 100 damage was done ia the home
of Ottrey Dumpson, colorod. No. NS
Windsor street and slight damage was
done by a hot coal IA the cellar OF the
house No ui Tatnan street.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Too late Tor cIassfiactlon

LQST-Chaui and lockct initials r. NJ. C.
on loesoi. BraudyNine. drive, Washing
Ton street. pelnware. Avenue or Jackson.
street between . unds ~ a. m. sunday
suitable reward if returned to lOoi Wa
waset ayeuue.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
. GuARANTEEn {

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind. Bleeding, Protrrding Piles
Druggists are authorized to refund money
II PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure in 6
TO "a days. 800
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
MANS
The Gateway of Easy Buying.
Many Of The First
Families Of \ iImiDgtOn

arc on our books as regular customers.
They buy on CREDIT rot because they
have 10, but because they want TO.
Credit is the axis on which the business
world revolves. HOFFMAN extends il
freely, cheerfully to anyone of good
standing. Who has better standing
than the good housewife? She can buy
Clothing. Furniture and Carpets here
on the easiest of terms
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
lin the Superior Court
NEW SUITS ENTERED.
JUDGMENTS ENTERED.

Eunice Jefferson and Elizabeth JEFF
ferson VS.. Christopher J. Vandegrift
for S27i4, less credit of $50. Lien ex-
tension No 265 February term, 1883.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
ESTATES oF THE DEAD.

Letters OF administration upon estate
of George H. Tindall were granted 10
William G.. TindalL
Letters testamentary upon estate of
Margaret Chart were granted to Adam
Evening journal., 1905-12-11

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Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Theatrical Notes

Manager Humphries of the Lycuem
Theatre, realizing many a person, man,
woman or child, may never get an
opportunity to read up or become fa-
miliar with the tragic ending Of Servia's
king and queen, therefore announces
Theodore Kremers strongest play,
queen of the Convicts' dealing with
the Servlan Revolution. 1t comes next
Thursday.
The free play Of honest hearts in the
great West, always rich source Of
good plays. has been drawn ON for "Big
Hearted Jim the comedy melodrama
ia which George Krmt is starring this
season under the management of Klimt
and Gazzolo There is much humor
and strong scenes abound. big Heart
ed Jim" comes 10 the Lyceum Decem-
ber 20, 26 and 20.
Manager D0ckstader has presented
no attraction at the Garrick this sea-
son that has aroused more interest In
advance than the famous Twelve Ma
vajo Girls. who are engaged to appear
al the house the week commencing to-
day They offer "a Spectacular musical
novelty that has scored one OF the big
gest successes yet recorded I'm vaude-
Vile, and there is every reason 10 be-
[ love that this success will be repeated
before local audiences. The act opens
with an Indian dance, and after numer-
GUS specialties Of various kinds closes
with a musical feature by the Navajo
band of fourteen pieces. Another big
number of this weeks bin will be the
f u 81 o
casting aots introi iuc .ng the triple SOM
ersault which has proved the stumbling
block for so many aspiring athletes.
There are tn addition to the two above
mentioned a half dozen less prctentlous
comedy numbers that bid to an out the
program very acceptably.
One of the most important first
nights of the season VIII be at the
Grand opera House ON next Saturday
night, when Manager Henry w. Saw
age viii present Raymond Hitchcock
I'm "The Galloper' a farcical comedy
by Richard Harding Davis. 40 Amer
lean writer of today has had a larger
measure of success than Mr. Davis.
The delicious drolleries and quaint. re-
fined humor OF Air. Hitchcock in "The
Yankee Consul" were enjoyed by thous-
ands during the past two seasons. In
"The Galloper' he makes The leap from
the lyric field 10 the straight farce.
"The Galloper" is a play of the recent
Graeco- Turkish war;
Al the Lyceum Theatre for the next
three days the Russell Brothers win
be seen In a brand new comedy drama
which tho aufhor calls surha Eroaf
Jewel Mystery The policy of giving
/ these excellent players a new vehicle is
good idea; II shows enterprise. Last
year they had a mclodrama entitled
"The Female Detectives and it was
....AI ~ -. -.L .D.I-....
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
DELAWARE,

Partly cloudy tonight. Tuesday, fair,
fresh 70 brisk southwest to west winds.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Elegant BroadcIOth Suits

Ladies' new Tailor-msde Suits; long.
tight-ftting single-brelsted coats. but
toned through. lined with satin and
most stylish plated skirt worth $3.50
for S25.o0.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Coats

Very elegant Coats Of high-grade
Broadcloth, trimmed with velvet and
Herculean braid. lined with fine satin;
worth $500 for $3.50.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Furniture Suggestions
Some Ideal Xmas Gifts

Arm Chairs. $500 to $4,000.
Dining Chairs. soc TO Si5.00.
Bedroom suits. $1,000 to $1,000.
Chiffonicrs $3.50 20 $500.
China Closets. S2i00 TO $500.
Clothes Trees. 75c 20 $l2.50.
Couches. $500 Co S25.00.
DiVans. $500 10 s5o.oo
Dressing Tables, $500 90 5000.
prcsaers. $3.50 20 $1,000.
Han stands. $3.50 10 5000.
1samps. sl.15 to $500.
Morris Chairs. $3.50 40 $500.
Fancy Rockers. $500 TO S2AQo.
parlor suits. S.9.00 10 $4,000.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Stoves

Lehish. THE GREAT COAL saw
ERS. are the IDEAL STOVES for
kitchen comfort. YOU RUN no RISK
if it's LEHlGH
81 down and 81 per week.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
ELEGANT Furs
Mems and Boys
Winter Clothing

n You are looking FOR "A much better
SUIT and OVERCOAT than usual. cur
stock will interest you.
In style ht and finish our clothing
cannot he euualled.
MEMS and YOUNG MEMS SUITS
$3.50 to $500
MEMS and BOYS OVERCOATs.
$500 to S29.CO.
Evening journal., 1905-12-11
Waists

Exquisite new Waists Of Taffeta.
Chiffon and Messaline. beautifully trim
med; worth $3.50, for $500.