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Evening journal., 1905-11-06

improved Street Car Service Betwee
Pennsylvania Railroad and the Ney
York Central Station in New Yorl
City.
For the beneft Of persons travelin.
between points south and west of New
York city and points north and eas
thereof, the New York City StreC
Railway Company will inaugurate o.
October % a service Of through car
between the West Twenty third stred
station Of the Pennsylvania railroai
and the Grand Central Station &
Forty second street and Fourth avenu-
These cars will be run between IL
hours of 7.3O a. m. and p. m. an
will afford a convenient connection be
tween the Pennsylvania, and the Mel
York Central, and New York, Nes
Haven and Hartford Railroad train'
The cars will be run at intervals of All
proximately four minutes, and will OF
viate the transfer which has hithert
been necessary. The time from OIL
station to the other will be approx
mately twenty minutes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
MAMIE H. AGAIN WINS
Mr.. kerrs Good Racer Won steeple-
chase Handicap at Pimlioo.

The bay mare Mamie H.. owned by
w. NJ. Kerr. of Trainer. Pa. and which
is well known to Wilmington horse
men, won the steeplechase handicap at
Pimlico. Baltimore, on Saturday. The
betting averaged 1-2 to l. This mare,
which is one OF the best hurdle racers
In the country won the Wilmington
Steeplechase at the races Of the Lima
Hunt Club here in 1908 and 1904. she
would also have won the same event
at the meeting on October 21 had Mr.
Kerr been able to secure a competent
rider.
There were ten starters IN the race
on Saturday and Mamie H. led from
start TO finish winning by a half length
from Dick Roberts. which has been
running with success I'm the jumping
races on the New York tracks this sea-
son. Mamie H. carried li3 pounds.
She is entered in the Elkridge Handi-
leap Steeplechase al Pimlico on next
Saturday
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
SIGN PAINTING.
ALI. KINDS OF SIGNS made at Buoher's
SHERIFF. SALES

SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed.
viii be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware.
on SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1906
At 10 o'clock n. m,
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land situate i'm the city OF Wilmington
New Castle county and State OF Delaware
being lots Nos. 19. 20. q. % % on plot
of land sold at public sale october s. A.
D., 1872 and described as one lot bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the westerly
side Of DUPONT street at the distance Of
eighty-one feet and eight inches from the
corner formed by the intersection of Du-
Pont and Sixth streets: thence one hum
dred feet In a line parallel to Sixth street
TO corner; thence southerly and parallel
to DUPONT street one hundred and seven
ty-five feet TO point on the nOrtherly
side Of Fifth street: thence along the line
to the corner Of Fifth and DUPONT streets
and thence along the line of Dupont
street northerly one hundred and seventy
five feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of James II. Hoffecker. Jr.. and
Elizabeth w. his wife, mortgagors. and
rrspRY ' ~rrTIs. sheriff.
sheriff's OiHce. Wilmington. Del.
November 4, 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
coIIene Scores.

The scores of the big college games
played Saturday follow:
Yale 53. Columbia, o.
Harvard. %: Carlisle Indians II.
Dartmouth 6; Princeton. 0.
Swarthmore. "a; Cornell,
Pennsylvania. 6: Lafayette. 6.
Annapolis IL: Pennsylvania state, ..
Brown. 2S: Syracuse, 0.
Holy Cross. 9, Amherst, 0.
Leh,gh. Sc. Gallaudet. o.
Wesleyan. %: Tufts. 8.
Stevens. 90; Pratt. o.
Hamilton. II; Union, o.
Trinity %; Worcester Polytechnic o..
George Washington. ~; 81. Johns, g..
Williams. o: Colgate. o.
ST. Paul's School, 20; Pennsylvania
freshmen o.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
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Evening journal., 1905-11-06
Theatrical Notes

At the Lyceum Theatre to-day, to-
morrow and Wednesday, Charles l..
Blaney win present his latest and most
wonderful dramatic Offering. "The
Curse Of Drink" This drama has at
tracted much favorable consideration
by reason OF its strong story. sensa-
tionnl scenic investitude and wonderful
human interest. Many strong scenes
have been Witnessed on the stage but
for startling realism that In "The Curse
Of Drink" showing the drunken engi-
neer suffering from delirium tremens,
viii stand absolutely alone.
Wilson Barretts great religious
drama The Sign OF the Cross" which
viii be seen at the Lyceum next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. Is concerned
/ in its thrilling and graphic story with
the persecution of the Christians The
scene Is laid In Rome under the tyran-
/ meal rule OF Nero. The play has "a
magnificent scenic display setting forth
In richest colors the splendors and
luxury of the Court OF Rome with the
gorgeous costumes OF the women. The
scenery, costumes and appointments
lare from William Greets London Lyric
Theatre. The company numbers forty
learefuuEselected players.
Viola Allen will present Clyde Fitch's
play The Toast of the Town." at the
Grand Opera House Tonight. Miss
Allen win impersonate Betty Singleton.
an actress who is supposed to have
lreigned during the time of George the
Third. Miss Allen has made a great
hit i'm this part I'm Philadelphia. and
her business has exceeded anything she
has ever enjoyed IN the Quarker City.
The general opinion seems to be that
The Toast OF the Town" Is the best
made play that has come from Mr..
Fitch's pen in years. 1t is not merely
a comedy of manners. as the title might
indicate, but a stirring drama with
many diverting and many fine emotion
al scenes. The production Is described
as beinS>ne Of great masnificence with
many novel features. The supporting
company seems to have been selected
with great good taste. Among those
who have been especially commended
are; Isabel Irving. A. Z. Arson. the
new leading man; Harris Hunter. Has
sard Short, Mrs. Fanny Addison Pitt
Alice Wilson. James Young and c
Leslie Allen.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
The nWinter Exeursion Book

Just issed by the passenger depart
nent of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. is one Of the finest resort
books ever gotten out by any railroad
company. 1t is a comprehensive man
ial Of the leading winter resorts of the
antire United States, containing 16S
pages of interesting reading matter,
md profusely illustrated with half
one engravings. One may obtain full
Information in reference to wintering
1laces. routes and rates thereto. The
book is bound in an artistic cover,
,haste in design and harmonious in
solor This valuable work may be OBJ
aimed free of charge at the principal
icl1et offices of the Pennsylvania Rail-
-oad Company. or win be sent. post
)aid, upon application to Geo. w
Boyd. general passenger agent, Broad
street Station. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
GENERAL on POINTS TRIP
Drove With Party to Dover and Con,
ferrcd With Senator Alice.
sneelal io The Evonlng IonrnnI

TTNNINI 10 TIC TV0UIUs JuurnuI
Dover, Nov. G-General r. Coleman
DUPONT accompanied by members cf his
family and guests. drove from Whining
ton to Dover on a four-horse blackboard
on Saturday The party, which returned
TO Wilmington yesterday, included Mrs.
DUPONT, and her children and Miss Pyle
and Miss Tybout.
During the stay here General Dupont
conferred with Senator Alice It is un-
ierstood that the political situation IN
This state was discussed. at length. al
though General Dupont said subsequent
y: I'VE are enjoying the scenery of little
Delaware"
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
WiI ceIebrate Anniversary.

Members Of Hope Baptist Sunday
school, Nandever avenue and Church
streets. viii celebrate its first anni-
versary this evening.
The Rev. c. II. Cantwen. superinton-
dent Of the sunday School. win make
his annual report and addresses will
be made by the Rev. +. f. Briggs.
pastor ot Second Baptist Church: the
Rev. j. Edgar Franklin. superintendent
or state Home Department Work:
Harry Emmons, ana the Rev. r. c.
Penney. superintendent OF state mis-
sions.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
That lie Who Runs May Read

we make the proclamation in the big
gest type the printer will give us for
this space that the pork chops, pork
tenderloins. spareribs and sausages,
etc, you get from us are not only as
absolutely fresh as meat ought TO be.
but tender. juicy and of the fine ha-
vor to be had only in properly corn
fed pork. Get our prices on the great
Winter meat. Pork.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
FESTIVAL OF REFORMATION
Interesting Services Were Held in Lu-
theran Churches.

With appropriate exercises the festi-
val Of the Reformation was observed
in st. Stephens Lutheran Church yes
terday.
In the morning the Rev. Frederick
DOerr, pastor of the Church. preached
an interesting sermon on "rhe Justifi-
cation of the Reformation"
In the evening Mr.. Doerr spoke on
The. Salvation of the Lutheran
Church" At both services there was
special music by the choir of the
church under the direction Of William
j. Parry.
Similar services were held in Zion
German Lutheran Church.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
LITERARY Y

The Rose Primer. BY Henry Lee
rurpin. Cloth. square s vo, 12S pages,
With illustrations in colors and in black
md white. Price, 30 cents. American
}ook Company, New York, Cincinnati,
md Chicago.
This primer is distinguished by the
mall vocabulary OF comomn words. the
requent reviews. the short sentences,
he simple language and phonetic exer-
Uses, and the carefully graded and
yell-selccted subject matter. There are
never more than two new words on a
)age. ana only one hundred and ninety
light in the book. These words are
arefully repeated most of them be-
ng used ten or more times.
Received oflthe publishers.
Tho features of the American Illus
rated Magazine for November is the
irst instGhnent OF q really absorbing
lovel by Mary Cholmondeley, called
Prisoners" The story is dramatic and
motional, the plot begins to unfold
rom the first page. and if one may
udge from a first installment. it bids
air to suupass in interest the famous
Red Pottpge." by the same author.
The entlreI magazine is attractively IL
ustrated. and there are a number Of
-ery interesting articles. Under the
aption, '1lhe Man Behind the Stars"
p EldenlSie' Fyles tells of Clyde Fltchs
1ower in thet theatrical world, as maker
Il popular actresses.
Charles II. Chfin continues his story
IF American painting with a treatment
# tho harinr,fYo of foraforn inauanoa.
frederic TaboriCoopor has a very read
lble article on "The Hopeful Tendency
Fiction" and Miss Laut writes
he history of Baranof. the Little Car
IF the North" with characteristic
harm. There is also a paper by Miss
5all. on Money Strain"
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
FRIENDLY WARNING
No Need to be Alarmed About Stomach Troubles if
IOu use 1-o-na-Cure Qua .anteed Ivy Miller Drug Co.

isease can be cured by Mi-o-na. 1t
the only rem edy that strikes at the
DOT of the evil and actually cures the
disease.
orm. acids. alcoh oil or auy other harm
ul drug or che nical. It is pure
emedy that heals fhe irritated mucous
membrane. stimulates the solar plexus,
nd aids digestion.
Ask the Miller Ilrug Company TO
how you the guar antee under which
hey sell Mi-o-na. 1t costs but 80
ents a box. and your money is re-
urned If 1t does not help you.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
DELAWARE COLLEGE
WON BY SCORE OF II TO D
Defeated Washington College
Eleven of Chestertown at
Newark

The Delaware College football team
PLAYED IN good form on Saturday at
Newark and defeated the Washington
College eleven by the score Of IL TO O..
Delaware started Its good work at the
beginning Of The first half and made
a torSh1own after Ave minutes play.
The work OF Hauber, Pie. Voss. Bald
Win. Francis and Joseph featured the
game.
Washington kicked of ia the first
half and by consistent gain "a touch
down was made by Francis in five
rinrtes. Noss kickei goal. Delaware
klcked of 20 Washington College, which
rushed the Sail 10 the centre OF the
ncid. Forced 20 kick Gin punted TO
hve-yard line. Three plays carried the
han to the l2-yard line. Haubor
fr11icl. the bali going to Washington
college. Washington failed to gain and
Ie'aaVare received ban on their 30-yard
lice. Again Delaware fumbled. losing
the s3h After Washington carried the
ball 90 the i5-yard line Delaware held
for Downs A Few plays carried the BAH
a. lei2nare's f9-yard line, when time
Nas 'iQ. Score, Delaware g. Washing
ton. o.
Tho second half was started by Della
N''e kicking or to Wilson who fum-
hla tho BAN Baldwin falling on It on
al 2o-yard HE. Baldwin ran the end
for FIVE yards. followed by Hauher for
II Yards more Delaware failed 20 gain
and "a fake goal from field resulted in
% fu~'ble. Delaware recovering the bail
or the 2o-yard line. Three plays by
Noss. Taylor ana Francis took the bali
20 me S-yard line. on tho next play
B1iiwn carried the pigskin over fol
trn second touchdown. Noss failed to
kick an easy goal.
on the kick-off. Hauber ran the bah
hack - yards. After rushing the bah
a. the centic Of field Voss punied tol
W1shlngtan's 20-yard line. A tumble
by Washington gave Delaware the ball
on the 2o-varl lme. Hauber advanced
the o9ll 10. Yards around the end. Time
uup- seofe' pelaw8re, ii' washington,
The linc-uo
Delaware Washington
Hauber .,.. ...L e. ........ Long
NoYs ....... ..,,.,l,, t..v,.,.s.,, Gibson /
MfssicN ,..-...+., l. 3. .......... White /
tc lpetman ....-t-. q. ........ McMastei /
Brovn. rH
Brown .,.,,..... ?. g. .-....".... Voss
Ward
stem ...--...-t.. r. {. ............ Moore /
Josephs ..-...r.. r. g. ........... R9sln /
re tCapt) -.,....q. b. .......... Wilson /
Baldwin ....-..,. / n. %. ..,..... Porter /
Hitch.
TAYLOR .... D.. h. D. (Capt. McGnnis
Francis .......,. f. b. .............Gin
eoforeo-P Professor Short Umpire
Pierce Cam. % and 30 minutes halves.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
WINTER TOURIST.

Tickets to Florida via Baltimore and
ohio Railroad. Very low rates for the
omd trip to all the famous resorts Of
florida, Georgia, the Carolinas. Nassau
md Havana, now in effect. Tickets on
ale daily until April 80, 1906. Full
Information from b. and o. Railroad
icket agents. City ticket Office, SO4
Market street, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06

The most frequent affection OF the
tomach is catarrh as the delicate
Membrane which lines the stomach is
asny irritated by harmful food or
ivereating Keep q strict watch for
ne first symptoms Of stomach trou-
llc. Take this friendly warning in
he spirit in which II is given and
roht by il.
Shortness Of breath, black specks be-
ore the eyes, furred tongue, dizziness.
,elching Of gases or sour food. weak
ness and debility are all signs Of ca
lrrh Of the stomach. There IS no
reed TO be unduly alarmed for this
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
Lincoln A. c. Wen.

The Lincoln a. c.. defeated South Side
ON Saturday at the latter's srouHdi by
the score Of o 10 0. Lincoln ouipiayed Their
opponents al an times, and shou'd have
made a much larger score. Lincoln wou'd
like 20 meet the same team at South de
Park to play for SO side. Lirclln viii
play Phoenix Saturday next. at the lat
tors grnunds.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06

irday afternoon and night the quaint
irama of New England life. "Muggs'
.anding" win be the attraction. Little
Mugs win have the support OF "a strong
icting company. Seenically the pro-
luction vii be a revelation.
Miss Eva Tanguay. who has been
Meeting with success this season and
asst in her musical comedy. "The
sambo Girl is coming to The Grand
opera House next Monday night. Miss
ranguay is the youngest star comedi-
nne now before the public. and many
iramaic reviewers are predicting a
lrillian stage career for ner.
Frederick Hallen and Mollie Fuller. who
,ome to the GarriclS theatre this week i'm
)ne of George Cohan's comedy sketches
ntitied ELECTION Bets" are well-known
vaudeville patrons everywhere. Mr..
Iallen IS 10 bid adieu to vaudeville after
his week and will again star in connec-
ion with his former partner Joe Hart
n their comedy success Later on" Mr..
Iallon's ability as a comedian and the
act that this is his last appearance in
he continuous ranks, should tend to give
lim a hearty welcome this week. Milars
comedy elephants who come here direct
rom the great Hippodrome I'm New
York, are one of the most pretentious
eautre OF the bill This will be the first
lerformance of this nature on the Car
ick stage. 1t will interest everyone, no
loubt, and more especially the children.
There are some excellent singing and
novelty numbers on the program which
end to a performance of both quality and
luantity; and one which would be as
much at home on old Broadway as il
will be at the Garrick.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
Arch viii Remain Standing.

The arch at Second and Market streets
will likely be allowed to stand until after
the housing ceremonies Of the Friendship
and Fame Hose Fire Companies who are
expecting the arrival of their new combi-
nation chemical wagons shortly. The arch
is but a short distance from the engine
house of the Fame Company.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
Nearo eaptized; Had q Fit.

Easion, Nov. 6.-Banks Of the Della
ware river here were lined with specta-
OTIS yesterday afternoon TO witness
public baptism by negro Baptists Of this
ity. Two men, attired in white robes.
we're, immersed. When the second man
vas led ashore he was taken with a fit
md began yelling and striking right and
eft. There was a stampede for awhile
md the man was finally overpowered and
aiken back TO church.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
PREPARING FOR ANNIVERSARY
semi Centennial viii be Observed in
Central Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Dr. r. A. Mccurdy pastor
1f Central Presbyterian Church is pre-
pairing for the celebration Of its semi
annual anniversary which will begin on
sunday, December s. and viii continue for
a week
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
cIearinss and HeaIth Renorts.

The clearings Of the Wilmington
banks during the past week amounted
TO Sl.2so's2f. compared with Sil541f1
for the saem period last year.
For the same week Secretary Ella
mann. Of the Board OF Health. raport b
ed 80 deaths. 50 births and Il marriages.
rs compared with 25 deaths. l6 births
ana IL marriages for the same per.od
last year.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
oh shipments for the Mnnth.

During October, 7,7sO65S gallons Of oil.
valued at Si3o.15S, were shipped from this
port to foreign countries. The shipments
were as follows: To France, S292.771 to
Mexico S5s,5O1; to Germany, sSS, ,162; to
Spain, 6i0725.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
MAY DROP WILMINGTON
Rumor That Tri- State Will Take in
Pittshura and Youngstown.

The Tri-state Baseball League officials
are said TO be thinking of dropping WI
mington A. A. and Shamokin teams and
taking In pittsburg and Youngstown. O.
1t IS the general opinion that the local
club never got fair show in the Tri-
state. but if 81 cannot get in the Eastern
Lcaguc, the team viii probably have TO
play independent ban again
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
4 GUARANTEED cuRE EoR PILES

itching. Blind. Bleeding, Protruding Piles.
Druggists are authorized to refund money
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6
% IA days. 600.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06

Pet dogs i'm sunhonnets and blue
glass spectacles are TO be seen follow
lng their owners through the streets of
Berlin IN hot weather
Evening journal., 1905-11-06

pending a week with her aunt. Mrs
ohm r. Clayton.
IT. and Mrs. John Quimby spent Sun
lay with relatives IN Chester.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
0FAGG= TEAM WON
ssaren Hill EIeycn Was Easy for the
Locals.

sh1rop. HUI was easy for the Orange
eleven 2t south SIDE Park on Satur-
day afternoon. The local teams sim
ply walked AWAY With the Visitors.
winning by the seore OF - to o. The
line-un.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
LAST MATINEE RACE
Silver Cups Presented to Owners of
Florence Stanton and rohasoo.

1he Jas; Of the regular matinee races
Ter ihe s.oa-n was he'd cn saturday
fne seaspn has been the most successful
% the history OF the Horse show Assoc.a-
ton.
"a the c.ose of The matinee saturday.
General j. Parke Postles presented silver
.rps 10 me owners II horses making the
ne vcaY.
Harry ]. Stoecklo's black mare Florence
Stanton. made the fastest trottlng heat.
.isi4 and Howard r. walace's sborse.
robnsco received the cup for the fastest
pacer g2iis
Other awards wln be made for the
horse winning the mcst events ana the
horse starting I'm the most events.
There VIII probably be special mat.
inee next Saturday. open to an satur.
days summary follows;
Evening journal., 1905-11-06

At the Grand Opera House next Sat
Evening journal., 1905-11-06

All sizes. ell styles and
all prices; that fit. that
wear and that please the
boys. Suits. size 6 to 16
at 81 to s.. Special suits
Just in at 50. $3.50 and 50.
Dress-up suits up to IS.
Long Trouser suits. size IL
to l9 at s. to SIS; Refers
and overcoats for all sized
boys; odd knee pants. 25
cents to sL50. Long Troue-
ers, S1.OO to "a. School Hats
and Caps, School Shoes and
School Furnishings. This
will be a big week on cloth
ing and we have the goods.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day nights.
Jas. 7. MuIIin & Sons.
9th andiMarkes
Evening journal., 1905-11-06

"''' Bessie Leach Of christiana, is
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
FIRE COMPANY Will MErr

All members Of the Lenape Fire Com
pany are requested to attend a meeting
which will be held in the engine house
this evening at 7.so O'Clock. The object of
the meeting is 10 take steps toward the
reorsenization Of the company and plao-
ing it on a business basis.
SOCIAL.
Evening journal., 1905-11-06
wHEREABoUrs UNKNowN.
PLEASED WITH RESULT

Merchants who contributed to the Hal
iowe'on celebration are much pleased at
the result Of the Efforts Of the parade
committee which had the affair in charge.
given next year that they will do all in
their power TO make it'surpass this years
turnout. Among the prize winners on
Tuesday night was I. r. Clayton. who
was awarded the third prize for the best
equipped horsemen in line.