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Evening journal., 1905-12-29
THIEVES BUSY IN
KENT COUNTY
Steal Money and Clothes and
Then Fill Up On Sweet
Things
,eciai to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening journal.
Dover. Del. Dec pa Wednesday
night robbery on the farm of Henry
Talbot. near Clayton has disturbed and
aroused the farmers Of that section.
Five watch dogs and all the members
of Mr.. Talbot's family failed to hear
any disturbance during the night or
give any alarm, and yet when the fam
lily awoke. two overcoats. two gold
watches tthe property of father and
SOM beside money in Mr.. Talbot's
pocket and money in a sideboard draw
er in the dining room was missing.
One of the robbers even helped the
detectives by exchanging his Bowery
plug hat for one of Mr. Talbot's best
Sunday hats.
The robbers topped off their nights
work by feast OF $40 worth of bon
bons, nuts and oranges, which they
flched from the window of Thomas
AttiX's Clayton store.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
DEMOCRATS ARE
IN POOR SHAPE
As a Result Of Friction Be.
tween Railroad and
Anti-RaiIFOad Men
speclaI 10 The Evening Journal.

cpecldl 10 Inc ENtulhk Jouthol'
Dover. Del. Dec. 29.-The Demo
Gratis Of Kent county and other sec
tions Of lower Delaware are in state
OF collapse over developments of the
past month and today It Is reported
on excellent authority that George c.
Reynolds the Democratic. committeeman
from Milford hundred has rendered his
resignation and quit active politics.
The recent friction between State
Chairman Willard Salisbury and the
Salisbury men on one side and the
railroad Democrats" on the other has
caused much of the turmoil, but the
Milford difficulty is attributed directly
TO the sudden elevation OF John p Hol-
land. the Young Milford Democrat. TO
a leadership OF the Democracy. OF Kent
and Sussex
II is understood here thar Mr. llol-
land Is going into the fight 20 make an
uncolnpromising contest for the leader.
ship Of the people and. II the party
should be successful in the elections,
that he will then enter the contest for
United States Senator and seek to be
the representative In the high legsla-
tive body from lower Delaware. Al.
though but 20 Years old Holland is a
powerful speaker ON the stump and
was chairman Of the Delaware delega-
ton at the last Democratic National
convention. and. though a Bryan man,
supported enthusiastically the Della.
ware nomination Of George Gray for
President OF the United States.
Edward d. Hearn OF Sussex county
who had the long conference with Sen.
ator R. r. Kenney recently, said yes.
terday that he had not decided to be
candidate for Congress again
Really, said he. I've not been asked
yet ~-- ret
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
ENGINEERS LEAVE TODAY
Go to Porto Rico to Survey for Hsr-
Dor Improvements.

G. W. T. Miller, Assistant United States
engineer for this district, accompanied by
p. F. Causey, Jr, left wilmington to-
day for Porto Rico to make surveys and
examine the conditions on that island
with thep urpose in view to making har-
Dor improvements. Mr.. Miller will have
charge Of the work and Mr.. causey win
do the surveying for him.
Whether United States Engineer Flag
Ter goes to Porto Rico depends upon
whether Assistant Engineer Miller VIII
require his advice. If the latter can get
along without his chief Major Flagler
will not leave the city
The local engineers will be gone between
six and eight weeks and while away will
make surveys at San Juan, Culebra.
Ponce and Mayaguez.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
IN SHORT METER

The terms Of George r. Roberts. Dr.
John BAH and William Tumor as MEM
bers of the Trustees of the Poor viii
expire on Tuesday next.
Farmers say that the contemplated
improvements TO the Causeway cannot
be made too soon.
William +. Casperson. a carpenter
win so on the p. b. & w. pension list
al the close OF the present year.
Civil Engineer Francis A. Price and
his assistant are doing some surveying
for the American Fisheries Company at
Lewes
The Water Witch Fire Company will
hold its annual meeting next Tuesday
evening Yearly reports win be read
and the officers for the ensuing year
elected.
Four children OF James L. speakman
OF No. 2iS Walnut street. who have
been confined to their beds with tonsi-
litis and grip, Tor two weeks are re-
covering.
Arrangements are being planned by
the members Of the Young Mems Re
publican club for holding entertain
ments during the winter.
While cunning on a marsh in South
Wilmington yesterday afternoon. Harry
Travis, colorod, of No 3i7 Buttonwood
street. was accidentally shot in the
foot by Thomas Dadler. his compan-
ion
George Riley. boy. living near
Edge Moor. was taken TO the Homeo-
pathic Hospital yesterday afternoon
suffering with badly lacerated hands
caused by having them caught in a
corn shelter.
Plans will soon be ready for the new
addition 10 the Delaware and Atlantic
Telegraph and Telephone Company's
building at Sixth and Shipley streets.
Magistrate Bradley yesterday after.
noon held Thomas Tucker in 5000 bail
for court on a charge of making
threats and malicious mischief
Solomon T. Frees was held in $500
bail for the upper court yesterday af-
ternoon by Magistrate Bradley, on a
charge Of non-supporf
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
FINANCIAL news
Stock Market This Morning
at Opening Showed Last
Nights Figures
OPENING Quotations.

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
New York, Dec. 29.--The stock mar
ket opened at last night close plus
the interest at 125 per cent. Pennsyl-
vania WAS up ] 3-S: st Paul and
Union Pacific, I 1-S; Smelling, 1 3-4;
Steel ] IA; Reading and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit "a. and Anaconda z
per cent The local fractions were
hrmer.
There are three big crowds on the
iioor in which almost all the room
traders operations and commission
business was concentrated. Union Pa
cihc, Amalgamated and Steel com
mon. The heaviest trading was in steel
common
Union Pacific was bought on a large
scale, by Hooley and Darned. Amalga.
mated was the speculative leaders.
Buying o.ders came from many sour
ces and heavy orders were too numer-
GUS to mention in detail
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
NEW SUITS ENTERED.

Mercantile Printing Company VS..
Samuel Durney and James B. Tucker;
replevin. -......s...
Singer Sewing Machine Company vs.
David Fox; replevn.
Landlhh Impriveneut Company VS..
Clara V. Biddle: foreign attachment
case, bail. $4,000 tt.
John A. Cranston vs.. Frank B. Foster
nonresident; foreign attachment case;
bail S2iO0.
Narcena b. Cooling VS.. Mary "
Cooling; divorce.
Alice Saunders vs. Leander l..
Saunders; divorce.
EXECUTIONS.
John NJ. c. Prince vs.. Mary A. Clark
Charles Jellinek assignee vs.. Samuel
Slcslnger, administrator Of Nathan
Brackler.
Samuel w Hail. assignee VS.. James
G. Robinson and Ly lia his wife.
JUDGMENTS.
Fidelity Trust Company Cormerly the
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe De-
posit Company trustee. assignee VS..
james r. Ratlodge and George Anna
Ratleige his wife, mortgagors, and
Jane A. Showater, It. for $3.50; fore
closure of mortgage.
Wilmington Savings Fund Society vs..
Julia A. r. Adair, executrix Of George
NJ. Gallagher, deceased. mortgagor for
$1,000. fore closure OF mortgage.
Same VS.. Malcolm Patterson and Har-
rett. his wife. mortgagors for $4,000;
foreclosure OF mortgage.
Same VS.. Charles Parkinson, executor
Iof Lucy pattinson, mortgagar. for $1,000.
Willard S. Pyle and william II. Con-
nell executors OF Joseph Pyle vs..
James Hammer Rile and Phoebe e. G.
file. wife. mortgagors for $500; fore
closure of mortgage.
Same w. Charles Winters and Louisa
Winters. his wife. nortgagors. for $500;
foreclosure OF mortgage
Wilmington Savings Fund Society VS.,
Alfred n. Branwhlte administrator OF
John j. Davis, deceased. mort gagor for
$1,000 foreclosure of mortgage.
Bernard Beste vs.. William j. Miller
(colored) and Mary H. Miller (colored),
for $3.50; to receive lien OF Judgment.
Gideon E. HulSin vs. Sarah Il. Kumpel
FOR S2s676.
Wilmington Savings Fund Society VS..
Mary j. Walker, noftgagor for 81 600;
foreclosure OF mortgage.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany vs.. John NJ. solomon, for $4,000:
foreclosure OF mortgage
Clarence E. Donovan vs.. Clarence E.
Marker. for S69.76.
Harry NJ DealSyne VS.. Clarence e,
Marker. FOR S05.43.
Dennis j. Mention VS.. james Henry
Monaghan. for $22670.
Charles Green vs.. Christopher c.
RICHTER for Sl37.
Septimus l.. Nivin VS.. Margaret r.
Baker. for S2100
Egbert Klair vs.. Eli Davis. for 5000.
Same VS.. Samuel Taylor for $3.50
The Fruit Growers National Bank of
smyrna vs. j. G. Davis and Estella
DAVIS. for $500.
Use Of Elizabeth Williams. sarah T.
Elason vs.. Martin A. c. Roberts. for
S2O0O
Stephen II. Mitchell vs. Joel Megoni-
gal and Rebecca Megonlgal for $3.50.
same VS.. Thomas Ogram. for $1,000.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
BOYS GOOD RECORD
William Thatcher Soon to Be First
Class Turret CAPTAIN.

William Thatcher. Wilmington boy.
now second-class quartcrmaster on tho
L. S. Battleship Iowa, left today for
Brooklyn, n. y. After a fS-hours leave
which he spent I'm visiting relatives and
friends i'm this city.
Quratermaster Thatcher has recently
taken an examination for frst-class turret
captain and win assume that Office in a
few days. His ship leaves Brooklyn in a
day or two for Norfolk, Va, where she
will join the North Atlantic Squadron and
win then sail south for winter manoeu-
vers. Mr.. Thatcher is the son OF Mrs
Louisa A. Thatcher of this city.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Melancholy, Wats 10 Die.

New York, Dec. 29.-Henry l.. Hol-
laway. a retired engineer. who was en-
ployed for years on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad. made an
unsuccessful attempt to kin his wife
and their daughter, Matte. at his home.
Gil East 140th street. this morning.
Failing IN this attempt Hollaway. who
is 40 years old, turned his revolver on
himself and fired two shots into his
head He was taken TO Lebanon Hos
pital. where it is believed he will re-
cover. The Old man has been melan-
cholp of late.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES
The Rev. Poulson Will Speak in Du-
Pont Post Rooms.

The members of the Grand Army OF
the Republic win hold their annual
memorial services in Dupont Post
rooms at o'clock on Sunday afternoon
next. An impressive program has been
arranged and large attendance is ex-
pected.
The Rev. Thomas l. Poulson will be
the principal speaker and a choir from
one OF the local Baptist churches will
furnish music for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
WANTPOSTOEEICESISOLATED

Department Believes in Having Build.
ing For One Purpose Exclusively.
By Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
Washington. Dec. 29-The postofiice
department has taken up with officials
of the treasury department the mat
ter of the style of federal buildings for
various cities in the United States.
The former wants postofiices isolated
from the other branches of the gov
ernment service, -and. 70 accomplish
this, must overcome the approval plans
for federal buildings followed by the
supervising architect Of the treasury
for years.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
TO.NGHTS EVENTS

Oriental Lodge, x. Of p.
Fidelity Lodge. X. OF n.
Excelsior Lodge, X. Of T..
Fairfax Lodge. ]. O. o. r.
ST. Georse's Castle, X. G. 10.
Laurel Council. u. l.. Of A.
Wilmington Court. r. OF a.
Liberty Lodge. A. O u. w.
Brandywine Lodge, S. OF II.
Temple Council L. o. r.. c.
Brandywine Castle, X. G. n
American Lodge, A. O. U. w.
Local No 1876, C. q J. Of A.
Columbia Lodge. i. o. o. +.
Encampment. No. "a, u. " I.
Friendship Conclave. S. w NJ.
Manitou Tribe. 1. o. r.. NJ.
Washington Council, u. +. of A.
Star of Delaware Lodge S. Of r.
Delaware Tribe, J. o. r. M.
Constantine Council. l.. o. r. c.
washington Council. o. u. A. NJ.
Delaware Haymalxers' Association.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion.
Telegraph Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
James A. Garfield Council, ID. OF A.
Canton Delaware. p. NJ. I. O. o. F..
Washington Camp. No. T. p O. S. A.
James Young conclave, H., or s w. N
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Heptasophs EIeot officer.

Members of William Mckinley Con-
clave, Heptasophs. have elected the fol-
lowing officers: Representative to
grand lodge. \. Baugh. Sr.; alternate.
John II. Murch: archon. Frank Nc
Cormick: provost. w. O. Barkley; prel-
ate, J. 5. b. Long; chancellor. a. +.
Johnson; recording scribe. II. r. Moy-
err financial scribe. W. r. Walters:
treasurer, y. Baugh, Sr., inspector gem
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
ANTIQUE FURNITURE SOLD
Many Old Articles Disposed of At Pub
lie Sale Today.

AT No. 81 shipley street this morning a
public sale Of antique furniture was held
and many articles of but little intrinsic
yaiue were bought by people Of promn-
ence Tor good prices
The sale took place in a secondhand
Furniture store which was conducted by
d. A. Devine before his death. which
occurred about ten days ago Mr. De-
Vines collection consisted of old sofas.
dressers' chairs, desks, etc. which had
been collected from al parts OF the state.
mere was number Of prominent peo-
PIE preseniw no made PURCHASES. among
them being Mrs Walter Bush. Mrs Hor-
ace Belts Leonard +. Wales and others.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
loo Late for Classlfloatlon


iOSr-on Christmas evening. small,
white French poodle. Suitable reward II
returned TO No. 1901 Franklin street
BOY Bright ambitious boy.
good education, tendency to mathematics.
and dosirous TO learn architecture, can
find good opportunity with w. ID.
BRlNCKLE, Equitable Building. VIII
mington.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
Red Lion Hundreds / viii be at the fol-
lowing places TO collect county. poor, road.
capitation and dog taxes for the year 1906.
Delaware City William A. Prices resi-
dence, January i3, 20 and q, February 1s
and "A, March n and 81
ST. Georges, postofiice January "a; Feb
ruary 2l March 2S.
kirxwood Postofice, January 26; Febru-
airy 23 March 30 from 1e a. m. to 8 p. m.
WM. A. PRICE. Collector.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
constabIs Has Been Rusx.

owing TO local business Constable
Thomas H. Buckley, of Magistrate Hol-
lis court. who is endeavoring to clear
the docket for Magistrate Terry, Of
New Castle, has not been able to get
to the latter place for several days.
Constable Buckley viii visit New Cas-
tie tomorrow and transact whatever
business that he may be called upon TO
do.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
ROBBERS BEAT VICTIM
Assault Committed in the Shadow Of
Boston State House.

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press .s
Boston, Dec. 29.-Rushing at their
victim with black jacks and knives,
two desperate footpads in an attempt
to rob him. frightfully dishgured and
came within an ace of killing George
B. Hendricks, a well known athlete
and former newspaperman of Spring
field, and New Haven, in the shadow
of the state house last night.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Grain Market.

W. R. Wilson furnishes the following
prices.
Oats-Wholesale, 4oc per bus. retail. 42c.
Corn-Wholesale. 55c per bus; retail. CO.
Wheat-Wholesale soc per bus; retail IS
Bran-Wholesale, SO per ton; retail. so.
Hay-Wholesale, SIS per ton; retail. SIG
straw-Wholesale, Sll per ton; retail. yl2
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
NEW YEARS DAY
jewelers. Decide to Close Places Of
Business All Day.

Monday being a legal holiday. all the
banks, federal, city and county Offices will
be closed. Manufacturing establishments
will work, but many merchants. includ-
ing every jeweler in the city will close
their stores the entire day. others will
close In the afternoon.
The usual New Year calls will be ex-
changed and many other social events
held.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Ferrybeat cranford . Loauo.

Workmen at the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Corporation are working
overtime for the purpose OF completing
the ferryboat Crawford, building for the
Central Railroad of New Jersey The
boat viii be practically completed to-
morrow and viii leave for New York
harbor, where she Will be placed ih
commission.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Deaths.

William r.. Wilmer
John Daley.
Jane Dashper.
Rebecca =. Hamilton.
Philip Mcdowell
Anna knight Barney.
John Campbell.
Stewart Brown.
Frederick Narritt.
Jane Ramsey.
WlLMER-ln this city. on December
2S, 1905, William r. Wilmer. aged "a
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. 1914 West Second
street. on Saturday morning az II
o'clock. Intermentat Rivervew ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Attended PhIIadsIphIa Dance.

Professor ID. b. Sharper's pupils at
tended the soiree given at the Washing
ton Dancing Academy. philadelphia.
last evening. Professor Sharper intro
duced dance OF his own composition
which made a hit
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
IN LAP OF SPRING
Weather Will Be Clear and Cooler To.
night, However.

The last day Of official fall the ele-
ments that control the weather en-
deavored TO send winter. back to the
North Pole, but without much success.
And now that the year is almost done
they have made a still greater effort
and to-day is more like spring than any
other season, and without a calendar
to guide, one might suppose that April
had arrived, and look for early buds on
the trees.
The weather win be unsettled. and
may range all the way from sunshine
TO showers, but by this evening IL is
likely that IL viii clear and be cooler.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
In FAVOR Of comnanx

Magistrate Gallagher. Of Philadel-
phia. gave judgment yesterday in favor
of the American Bridge Company. the
defendant in civil suits which had been
instituted by twelve non-union workers
to recover IS each and costs.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
To Discuss Important Topics Tomor-
row Afternoon.

The New Castle County. Law Library
Association Will hold its annual meeting
tomorrow afternoon in the court room of
the County Court House. There are two
questions TO be decided at the meeting.
VIZ: Whether il Is advisable to prohibit
the earrying of books Of the library from
the room where they are stored. and
whether the annual fee should be in
creased from $40 to $50. The president Of
the association is Willard Hall Porter
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
FOLDING CHAIR
Warner S. Lewis Obtains Patent on
Rocker That Promises to be Popular

Warner s. Lewis has just obtained a
government patent on an adjustable
folding chair which promises to be eN-
ceedingly popular. The chair is built
on the lines OF the ordinary rocker ex-
cept that it's joints are so constructed
as to allow it to be placed in four dis
tinct positions. II can be almost in
stantIy changed from the straight back
chair to the comfortable reclining piece
Of furniture.
Mr.. Lewis has built several OF the
chairs and in short time will put them
on the market.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Horse prons Dad.

A horse belonging to the Black Dia-
mond Coal Company dropped dead at
Third and Tatnall streets at Z o'clock
THIS morning. The animal gave no
signs Of being i'll and died Instantly.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Reading Circle to Meet.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Reading Circle of Grace NJ t.
Church viii hold its meeting on Satur-
day evening az the home OF Mrs. H. S.
Goldey. No. zoo DelaWnre avenue.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
WEARY OF Welded LIFE
So One Husband and Another Wife
Bring Actions for Separation.

Two more Wilmington couples. tired Of
the marital contract, have begun pro-
ceedings for divorce before the Superior
Court Of this county, The suits were en-
tered this morning and are brought by
Alice Saunders VS.. Leander l.. Saunders
and by Narcena b. Cooling VS.. Mary "
Cooling.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
p.intinn liinh staok.

Workrnen are engaged in painting
he I5o-foot stack at the Harlan and
HoIlingsworth Corporation plant The
name Of the corporation will be let
Iered upon Il.
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