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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Er. 432 gIaremount'albe.. Si~ebidnhtovn.
Snuptaiiortter oes .Puoenta . Warner.
ubr, uno hes ~W2onumentaIs Diffriifs 9r.
23t. .. u.s8. ~WtonumeHtnl" .gier an
Sept. etefapeotes1 eIepbon - 1925 4.
Aut. ,. q. Suppert, Better.
(Gea21SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Z. ". Mdtrmannis Guile

Rorhoit@de @ougb' uno g1rollne'Str1se.
Sduptlunrtier oeS r8dnerr'Winner6oIs-.
0.sO .'@de Souabs mno Garolineftr. Ber'
eiuSberiummIune ieoen Sonneritag Nbenb.
Reue MitgIieber piIliommen. Sor3iig'
li6eS Bier Der Acknowledgement I'm 3npt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Or. M. Wiener,
bomOopatbiidsf Mr,t,
u +. 1919, Ginben. u uenn c.
@nnhrrppQc Gntocfnna.

Srau 8. Sleifug, berborra9elioe .Spe3ialiitin
tir 5raliensH eloe1. SnInei lolfefI ltb III dlien
Gle leioeuo iino, lueroe i'd Sbnen belfen. Sd
tntie ME eilen ~eiHBt9en 5ebli1lag. 9rIeifies
lanai. aein S6mer5. ODER CSeidbr, ooer Inter
bretnne Der grbeit; p6ai9 bnrmIos. Sm
Spreh5immer Doer 6rieflib, 50. grioutsllnfers
furfmet fir Sauten. SeiCbulte Wdrterirueu.
aer3ilihe Bebnnolung. pcnr eetpiiufdt. StreIa
beriranIib. RatberibeiIune foitenfrei. Gpreds
ftnnoen bon 10 llbr Born. bis 8 ubr gbenbs:
SonHiags BON 2 bis 3 ubr 9iahm. Srau n.
Yleiiine, sr. 634, gaero.9 arch strafe, nate
4bmuuo ~ Mpeuue (Wldr39, S,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Ir. 1t2O hts ff22, Snrforb.abemle.
Snuptouariier bes r36dIia. Wlduner@ors".
Saue uno Gonmeraarten biuie al bers
mteiber. Gutter Binb fir M~uIternr6Iien.
Seinfte 6etrd1lfe. Sreis8ooI. 6. 4 g..
IeIepbon - WSt. gernon 3769 x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
1fnf,s 6pttl,

gr. 1924, CftNoItiutcres strase. - 8im.
mer an Ssrren Bu bermietben. - Sefnfte
@etrdnfe unb 2Setne. .Bans8tepsBrdue.
rets"Bier. EerfammIungsIofnI beS Oft
2ombaroItr. SurmeriD. 8au' iinh 2eibs
BereinS-. Chef .s3eI. Wt. BernoN 4s42 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Sn ~ocrfanfcn.
9iauus III ucrfnuieu.

Sin ieincS 9Giderina Gon3ert @rGnb Blanc.
iOluie Gin IdleaR inno, Gbidcriug Sdbritdt.
9icie Btanos limo in ieiuem Suitunoe. mo
miifier %perlauft Ucrocl. gluf5uirageu in yir.
2lY, SnosNroubiuaD. U53-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Rr. 1104, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der .glorooft Smmer,pdbrenbc saiberein
bon Baltimore %berfdmmeIf fh6 bier
ieoeu Moniaa. - Gecree Srebm & CONS
sier an 8apt. na6 oeuiIter urt brett
BON Rob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
SECOND CALL.

$1,000 ga Sou IL. 5la ser. ..~........tf6
$1,000 llniteo Haiftpnbs Stint. ......... 6OH
$1,000 5caboGro 4er . . ............. s6A
100 gjortberu Central g. ......,...t02la
% 2cnbonro Cneue) ?. gfO....... 81
200 Sea6oarO RiQbts o.. o.. ....... Il
100 Sca6oarO Com Gree itoet) ...... 10
100 IorfoH Eb II. 2iebt ........... 10
3 GaIpert gnnt ........... COZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

2ebcnoes @ciIii8el, pro 8iuno:
oIte Siibner 1l14c. bis 15c.; iinlge
Silbner 13c. bis BIC; @nten Zoe. bis
13c.; Souben, pro Eaor zoe. bis 25c.
+ ii d) e uno q ii e.
G~ortofieIrL pro 9uidel 20c. bis
3Oc.; neile aortoiieIn, pro SOB Toe.
bis $2.75; 3ltdcrriiben, pro @iinoeI
1c. bis 4c.; @eiBfobl, pro Grate 81
bis $500; Noriolf, pro SAB Toe.
bis $1.25; 3niebeln, pro 9uitel
500 bis $t.20; Icpiel, pro Sap
$1.O0 bis $500; Spinot, pro @uifel
15c.; crime @obnen, pro Site $1.0O
bis $1.75; aopiiolot, pro &iite 20c.
bis 40c. 0urfen, pro aorb 800 bis
$3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier 1925
bis $40; grobecren, pro Gllort &c.
bis Sc; gpieliineuL pro aiIte $3.50
bis $3.50; InanoS, pro Crate 1926
bis $3.50; &iriten, pro elmer 30c.
bis 4Oc.; StudeIbeeren, pr FilnO
4c. bis DC.
8erf6ufe auf Der bieiigen @ffeften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
8elS anssnlei6en.

Marglanb G9attcl 2Oan ITuciatiun,
$40 bis $500 iperoen oerIiehen anf Mbbsln,
RianpS etc., ubhe Gntternuna berIelben.
Bonn 1. Saunnr 1905 an befin6eu fb untere
Bfiredng fpteoer In unierem alien QofaIe.
Ea~lpert.pniIbtns, BEN Seri6iseebdube etaen.
fiber.
8tu,m.r gr. 229. 231, 2ss (stpeiter sIur).
eRbpft.Gde 5anette. unb 81. Sey'.Strate,
Soneenirs fhr SeftdftsfreuHoe.
(Rob0 .1S.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

SIR. 5o7. Elk i - 5tI@ sln,,h, Opcrtfors .Oros
feds .8inrler nit gIerbeiierune. 9reis $950.O 90.
8rltno5ins $34.0 90 pro Sabr.
ao5t9e Siuier i'm 100 gIod Der TorSsSrobes
GtrdBe. ie6s Simmer nit allen 8erbeeru1een.
Rrets $1,000. 8runoSin5 $50 bro Snbr.
100 9lod, aenipoob'gtoe. Sine Reibe bon
foeben fertig ~eefteuten bier8ebn mooernen 5pei'
ttodigen Sduferit. SebS ~berfeIben fino bers
lduff. Yliis $4,000. @runo6inS $3.50 pro
Sabr.
q. =. Gallagher,
gaiunternebmer.
Q2S-) Bhreau: 2SOS Sairmpuut.Hpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Werlanat:
1eutIhes Mrbeits .@odmeliuuas shr,
Stcacngcind)c.
Stcncaeiudt:
Stcucacfum.

Gin iuuQer oeutihcr Mann. friiiiq uno nil
liza Bu u%rbciteH. iInt iraeuo pclhc Eeibditis
quuQ. StiertcH lucr0cu inter Der 9orciie ~.
NJ" int ,Teutihcu GUrreipuuoeuteu" er6eteu.
I5t-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

&enn Shr @elo ubtbia habt, lpeuoet Gudh
an mid,. 81rIeben nGf SaIdre, WI1beIu ODER
@runoeieentbllm. Serfhuiegenbeit. aeine
2eibgeftdftssgietbooen. Mr.. aremer, Gr. 100,
gorb. Faea.s trake, 1. SIur, 2uunorp BniIbing.
(@priI15-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
FIRST CALL

$4,000 Ga. IL Ella Conf Der. 900. s..if2A
$4,000 Cotton Gnd Ser ............. TIA
$1,000 Bacon Jib II. eig9t ser. ....... 90
$4,000 Seaboaro 4er ............. s6h
$1,000 SeGbodro 4er ...... .......... s6N
$4,000 Hibmouo Traction Ser ..... .1O6M
$4,000 llnileO haiIpnDs ier -. ....... 02h
100 Jioriolf IN u. giebt ......... 10
10 Gortberu Gentrdl o.. ........ t02A
100 9oribern Central =. .........1 O2
90 y~iortbern Central -. .......t0
80 J~iortbern 9eniruI -. -. ...... .102ls
90 WehunieS gauf :. .......... 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Or. Ybilips ar,tli9es
Snfitut.
Nr. 1887, Sf Yratt =Strabe.
speSialiitu fur gebcime arnufheiten pun Bran.
nern uno Srauen.

SptitullNNN iHt BtptiWN NtuHiHtiiFH JUL DkuHE
nern uno Srauen.
99ir beiIer ardmpfnoer6rii6e o1ne fhmcrB.
bafie Operation. Strifturen. 9Iuibereiftnng ifno
SbpbiliS in alien Stabien, 8erluit Der Mlanrs
barrett mo neu 8ueeioeene dranf6citen. Sine
rafde. ouuernoe SeiIune miro oarantirt. lin.
fere bette @mpfeblung beite6t BARN, onB nidbt
elm Sent Dor e~rfoIater SeiIuna 8u be5abIet 1T.
SO foftei sic Gibts. in unferem 9iireau bors
8uipreden uno cine priUnte Combination nit
ms ai BADEN. 8on 10 llbr @ormittngs bis 10
lltr stbcnos %ee5iinet. Streibt, ipenu 3br nidt
foiHmen f5nnt.
1raio.oin. uub 9iolamb'a,a Bart Massons fab.
rcn AIT nnferer 5biire porbei.
eio,ueft.Gde Sonb. uuo sratt. etrahe.
l(W,ai19, S&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Gin 3upcrIdfiiqcr WiGnt iubt Stcue al5Bdf.
fer; iietiQer FluG Gepiinidt 9tah}uirnaeu bel
u, ". 5lid, Hr. All, &eit.9rntt' Strube,
$50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
subn ". ssttter's ,,Gsinmblu.cans,

SIC. 1929, SitsGrattoGt rabs.
.SeiensD urmitdoter Ierein" nerfautmeIt
fth ieocn eriten 9ienitaa i'm Wlondt In
Der Gale. SaIe fir BRretne unb Self
IiGfeiten Al bermletben.
lS1u5 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Suiepb em%,ucuecr's Sale,
2tf5 Galuertuu-9 uao, nnBe S~reoerid.gue.
Die belten gSeine I'M g~SeiteHo. Wiabls
9eiten gu ieoer 8eit. 8clhlitsluni6 eine
Spc8tnlitut. - 0nupt0ltdrtier oeo .Gurs
routors glrbeiter s4tdnner6ors".
(9lpril2O10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Nber'S ,Gbefnetk.eaus..

96e Gait u1o Saitsabenne, Canton.
observation-disclosures - 81 n.
Sdiipf1raItier bes 0Sefnnepereius ,9beI.
ipeib." ~bamensgereins 6ef g~oeIipett,-
Canton. GoneIaoes Nr. 445. Z. 8. O..
.GrieHtdIsD iftriftS Er. 15s, .. u.sp.- iinb
-Ganion Spars u. Berenleunes sBereins-.
(Sepf21 ,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Gin 5iueift6diaeS @dbaIs nit Grocerbs9aoen,
Observation-Disclosures, biuip tiir einen ball
Gen bel Charles u. gedcr, 3r. 40, Gprp.Ga.
reh.Strabe. U272)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
ooooaoasaeaoo
g. cpabn's Retauraut.

YIa6iolQer BON 9enrO Worner.
SIR. 923, gorosGoens, @de glnt6onpsGtr.
GcrfammIunesIufuI oeS ngntOuid = Gons
ifrifts Dir. 1OG. Sbiaer, SitriftS vi.
1903, ,. II. D." uno .Siitritts ytr. $50,
,. Il. y" @aue an Nereine 5u bernie
t6er. 5einite Niere, gSctue uno aHoere
@etrduIe. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Nnhn O. Qdlerbcl (.
ornrn e. aIeiu's Ntitonrnnt,

Rr. 216, gIabs, nube SofpnrosStrnBe.
gor6iieli6e 8eite, Gpirituoieu II. tlnion'
@igarren. 0efteS @ier an 3apf. 2unin
fir @ci6dftSleitc bon 1t.30 BORN. bis
2 tbr ytadbmittnB S. 2elepbon Is. & ..
Wlt. 8ernon 300S-f. (U}dr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

SIR. 1856, Sarrifou', unbe a~ertnqfcnsetr.,
Geo. 9iintbtt, IT,. prausgo'S Bier. g8drs
nIer 9liufd BON IL bis 1 ubr Rddbntit.
taas. stue benifden BIDDER ftub suu DE.
fube etngelaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
INSTRUMENTATION @eleaenbeit.

Yorratb uno 6inrithlna zines large beitebcrs
ben @rucerbs mo QroOiiionsr2 ahens 81 nerIdus
fen. ytah mfr1Aeu bel Is. u. @efcr, Hr. 400,
&prs.6 areD'strnRe. Setoe Ielepbole.
U27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

UT. 7O1 unb 707. Eombor6.s frobe, c.sb.
IanetoipN I5einite s9eine uub Qidiiere.
Der aeftinoeffc Srt alf Der Grbe. - Die
beften Eools ParlorS In 6iabIanotoun-
Broulptc Bebienuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
SruonftcuuWarft.

llntenitebenoe greiie be5ieben Iidj
ouf ben gn9ro8. SouoeI; fir Ben
aleinbonoel mub Elm entipredenoer
Ilfidlog gemodyt meroen.
@ier, pro 9bO. 1512c. bis 16Ec.
m,,t+nr n.D Os,,,S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
gu %ncrInnfcn.

lSu ocrtnntcn:
Sin bor5ieIi6eS 5lueiIt6diaeS Wobnbuus, Nr.
1885. 9iotiionsS iraBe. n~ieoriee ~llnfoiten, mub
berfdlft tueroeu. Nuf5ufrngen bel Charles ".
Veder, Wr. 420, Hpro.Garen.S Q27-)
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
ELECTRIC FLASHES

By our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK-Howard *. Stokes. third
vicc-presidcnt of the Bankers Life Insui-
ance Company, was called to the stand
again this morning In the legislative in-
surance committee
WINNIPEG. MAN.-The Manitoba leg
islature has been summoned TO meet On
January H. when the government will I'M
troduco a bin providing for a telephone
system throughout the province to be
owned by the government.
WASHINGTON-Th credentials of Ore
gons new senator John NJ. eGarn were
challenged I'm the Senate today by Mr.
Burrows
WASHINGTON. More than s3600.co0
worth of diamonds and other precious
stones have been imported into the United
States in thcp resentEfalendar year.
BurFALO-WWlm Mccoy. aged 80
captain of the Lake steamer NorWalk.
shot ana Killed his wife in Swan street
last night, and then sent "a bullet through
his own heart dying instantly.
pHlLADELPHIA-W William Pinto. l6
years of age. and Joseph Gaul. Of Third
aud jackson streets. are IN the custody
of the police. charged with a deliberate
attempt to wreck n. a O. railroad
freight train.
WAsHINGTON-Thc House today held
"a ien-minutes session and then adjourned
over the holidays until January q
WAsHINGTON-Th President has de-
cidcd TO return to the Senate the notice
of confirmation of the Panama canal
commissioners
CONSTANrINOpLE-T porte is ar
ranging 20 send i've ships to the Black
Sea TO remove Turkish subjects from
points in Russia
LEMBERG. AUSTRIA-Fusiiive Rus
sian landlords who have arrived here
state that the peasants have divided al
the estates in the district among thsm-
selves.
ST. PETERsBURG-rh situation in
the Baltic provinces continues unchanged.
THE revoludonists are absolute nastc
of affairs in almost every section Of the
country.
WASHINGTON-Chairman Shonts. Of
the Panama Canal Commission. since The
question arose in Cingress has den'c,i the
report ihai he 'nteaded 10 resign nis all
road position. thep resspre TO induce him
to do SO. may become so strong as TO
make that course necessary. There 70
strong opposition 10 hts retention OF tbs
position SO lons as he remains Chairman
OF the Canai Co1onl--sion
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
AUTHORITIES ARE
INVESTIGATING
Woman Comes Here From
Boston and Dies Under
Strange Circumstances
WAS AN INSANE PATIENT

States Attorney Richards and Coro-
.ner Purks are investigating the death
of Miss Mary A. Woodford aged 3S
years. who died at the Delaware state
Hospital for Insane yesterday of blood
poisoning, said to have been the out
cocme of premature birth Induced by
the use of drugs. There seems to be
some question as 10 whether the Wo-
man took the medicine herself or was
the victim of some mall practitioner
and as a result an investigation viii be
made by the proper authorities before
an inquest is held.
Came Here From Boston.
The fact that the dead woman came
here IN IN health from Boston, where
a number OF abortion crimes have been
committed of late. is suspicious cir
cumstance attached TO the case. Her
home is in Newfoundland, and from
there she went TO Boston. thence TO this
city to visit her sister. Mrs. r. Pars-
ley who lives at No. 1O3 jefferson
street.
When Mrs. Parsley was seen today
by reporter for The Evening Journal,
she refused 60 say anything beyond the
ANNA NAiNNA INA NA"ANA tAfA" hHlAA' ~ NANA ~
trouble and she did everything for her
She could. Tears were coursing down
her cheeks as She made this statement.
No amount of questioning would make
her give more Information on the
case.
From the authorities It was learned
that Miss Woodford came here in Sep
tember last and in October had a pre-
mature childbirth. She later became in
and about three weeks ago became so
delirious that 1t became necessary 10
send her TO the elaware State Hospital
for Insane at Farnhurst After being
admitted TO this institution her con-
dition for time improved but then
began TO get gradually worse. until she
died yesterday.
Coroner's Physician Bastian went TO
the hospital last evening and held an
autopsy the outcome of which show n
ed the woman died Of septicaemia.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
MISSING JUROR
HOLDS UP TRIAL
William Morrow, Of Delaware
City, Delayed by WaShOut
on Railroad Line

william Morrow % county court Juror.
residing al Delaware CITY, held mp tho
trial of the case OF the wilmington Candy
Company VS. the Remington Machine
Company this morning until l2 o'clock.
and further Increased the length Of pro-
coedngs of this case.
A washout caused by the heavy down
pour of nst night, on The Delaware Rall-
road was the cause of his delay. The line
was intac. from Porter station to this
city, and John Lester, also residing at
Delaware CITY being cognizant OF the
fact that the lire was lncaractatcd, drove
TO portors and boarded the train there
in time TO appear IN court at 10 o'clock.
The jurors not impanelcd An the case
We're further discharged from attcndanca
until january .. 1906.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
DR.. ADAMS HITS
SEGREGATION
Holds That Public Show Of
Vice Should Be Re-
pressed
DIVINE TALKS ON SOCIAL EVIL

Il am sorry indeed" said the Rev. r. II,
Adams, pastor OF Union NJ e. Church,
that any brother minister of any demons
nation can feel that segregation is a
remedy for the social evil"
1T is true that private vice cannot now
be prevented by public law. but public
show of vice should be repressed with
vigor. The public manifestation of vice
transforms it into a crime which public
sentiment and the universal feeling of all
normal communities sustain the pubic
officials in punishing as a crime"
May Appeal to Legislature.
1t is quite likely from the sentiment in
certain quarters that a bill bearing upon
the vice question will be presented at the
next legislature.
As the law exists at present there is
merely a penalty in the form of fine
of 500 for conviction of maintaining a dis
orderly house
1t is claimed by the advocates Of sup
preston that the police have a list Of
every disorderly in the city. the names OF
the proprietor and inmates and that in
a measure they are under species OF
police protection. Once in while "a raid
is made and $50 collected from each pro-
prictor and thep laces go on for a term
undlsturbed by the police authorities.
ore of the members Of the committee of
the Methodist Preachers declared that 'if
We were TO have police protection for
such places we had better go the fun
limit ana lcgitimatize the traffic"
This crusade is really a C usade against
laxity in law enforcement in this city,
said another
Il IS not expected that any moves VIII
be made by the various committees until
after the holiday week is past.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
ARRANGING THE DETAILS

Ensign Williams, OF the salvation
Army. reports about 5000 in hand
toward the Army's Christmas dinner
fund He hopes to have $500 in hand
by Saturday night as that amount will
be required to do the work the Almy
has planned.
Already the Army has given tickets
for 40 baskets Of Christmas edibles
which means at least $50 mouths VIII
be supplied with good things on Nom
day. AT least 100 more tickets win be
given to deserving poor families before
sunday night.
Ensign Willams has arranged for an
all-day observance of the Christ mas
holiday at the Army hellQuarters
Al $50 Monday morning the baskets
OF food win be distributed; al 2.S0 poor
children viii be given bags of candy,
NUTS etc. and in the evening q tree
viii be displayed. IL win be a merry
Christmas for the Army.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
HIGH TIDES IN RIVER
Trolley and Railway Travel Tied Up
For a Short Time.

As the result Of the heavy rain Of last
night and the southcrly wind there was an
unusually hlsh tide this morning which
although dld no material damage along
the river front caused much annoyance
ANA some apprehension.
Al Third street bridge the wntcr rose %
foot over the wharf 70 The north Of IL and
overspread the foot of Fourth street 20
the depth of foot or more. AS the tide
fell long umbcrs and stray pieces of DRIFT
wood from points above came floating
down stream
In the vicinity of Eleventh street bridge
and ut the mouth of the Brndywine river
the cellars of soveral.house were flooded
but water did not reach the FIRST fioer
Although the water reached to within a
few inches of the wharf logs at the docks
of the various manufacturing plants it did
not advance sufficiently to interfere with
wori, in the yards
The wilmington. New Castle and South
crn Railway Company experienced some
dimculty Ia opc ating ns line between New
Castle and Delaware iCty. AT Clarks
Marsh where the break in the river pdnk
occurred several years ago the water rose
above the trolley tracks causing delay
10 travel for several hours As the water
roccded the cars were able to proceed
without further difficulty.
There was a washout at Rcybold's sta
ton ON the Newark ANA Delaware city
branch of the r.. B. &W. railroad which
tied up travel on that division for some
hours The branch train lays over Ia
Delaware city an night and as the re-
suit of the trouble persons who contem-
plated leaving that place by steam rail-
way were detained several hours. Pas
sengers from points down the Maryland
Division. who desired TO make connections
at porters Station for points down the
Delaware Division were compelled TO
como to this city and board "a Delaware
train here. The washout was repaired he
fore noon, however
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
PATHETIC SCENE
AT THE STATION
Body Of Edward BeaStOn
Shipped to Bethel Today
For Burial
INTENDED BRIDE ON TRAIN

Accompanied by his father, an uncle, his
brother Frederick and the young woman
who was to have become his wife the
body Of Edward eBaston, the young man
who met death by being struck by
railroad train yesterday, was shipped to
Bethel Nd. this morning for burial
The remains, encased in casket, which
in turn was enclosed in a wicker shipping
case was taken down to Middletown on
the train leaving this city at l05S O'Clock.
From there it will be taken to Bethel. It
was q sad party that boarded the train
and the young mans father seemed bowed
with a burden almost greater than he
could bear. For comfort he turned to the
young woman whom he was soon to have
called daughter aRd both wept piufully.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
ODELL DECLARES
WARON ROOSEVELT

BY our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
New York, Dec. 21-Fomer Governor
Oden care out this morning with a
formal declaration of war on President
Roosevelt, and Governor Higeirs, whom
he blamed for an the present troubles
On the Republican party Of this Sta-e.
He declared that Governor Higgins had
been guilty cf durliclty and asserted
that if the Republicans lose this state
next year that Roosevelt and Higgins
would have TO bear the blame. lie
further predicted that James W. Wais-
worth would not be ele-ted speaker OF
The assembly.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
D. & A. co. WILL
EXTEND SERVICE

1t has been officially announced that
three properties on Shiplsy street, near
Sixth street have been purchased by the
ID. * a. Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany and about the first of the year
plans will be ready and bids win be aske d
for the erection of "a new building.
rhe new structure win have frontage
Of about % feet, making the total width
of the building occupied by the telephone
concern 10 feet the present building hav-
ing a width Of % feet. 1t will be three
stories in height and there VIII be room
FOR an equiDment OF $1,000 telephones
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
KILLED BY GAS

Daniel a. Devlne. aged 81 years. a
dealer in antique furniture at No. S1i
Shipley street was found dead on a
couch I'm his place of business last
evening having been asphyxiated by
Illuminating gas. Employees Of the
Diamond state Laundry next door. de-
tected gas escaping from the shop and
Immediately notified Mrs. Deyine. at
No. go West Eighth street, whore the
couple made their nome. She investi-
gated and calling an employe of the
Wilmington Gas and Electric Company
and Constable Lucius &. Jones to her
aid broke into the shop. Cuddled up
on the couch. dead. was her husband
Gas was still pouring from a broken
pipe
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
MEASLES KEEP
CHILDREN In

Robert Adair, solicitor for Ward A.
Smith, petitioner for writ of habeas
corpus, to have his three children re-
leased from the Home for Friendless
Children, appeared i'm Superior Court this
morning and asked the court to postpone
the return until January 2, 1906 with leave
to withdraw in the interval The request
was granted.
In q letter to Mr.. Adair, David Rein
hardt, counsel for the Home stated that
he did not think it advisable to have the
children appear in court this morning,
because one of them was just GONZALES
cling after an attack of the measles, and
that the other two had been subject to
the contagion. There are thirty cases of
measles in thu home.