Evening journal., 1905-10-24

meters at their own expense) per 1000 gall
Ions minimum charge $500 per term OF
months) 3Oo; 5000 to 100000 gallons per
month, per 1000 gallons, 12c; 10000 to 400.-
900 gallons per month. per 1000 gallons,
ioc; 100000 to 100000 gallons per month.
per 1000 gallons. Sc; 100000 to J., 200 900 gal
Ions per month, per 1000 gallons. &c: ,2OO.-
900 to 9.5ooOoo gallons per month. per 1000
gallons, s6; greater consumption, special
rates
A sink with double spieots for hot and
cold water will be treated as Single
spigot; the same rule will apply as to a
bath or basin.
No charge for any premises less than
$500
S. II. Hicks. OF Philadelphia, vice-presl-
dent Of the Water Company. will visit
Philadelphia today and make an inspec-
tion OF the plant. President Yeager be-
ing at present in Boulder Col Workmen
yesterday were engaged in repairing the
fire hydrants which were damaged by the
test on Saturday
ANOTHER CASE OF DIPHTHERIA.
After the city having been clear Of
diphtheria for some time another case
was reported yesterday the sufferer be-
ing daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Morrison of Second and Chestnut streets.
The house has been quarantined by the
attending physician.
JAMES JORDAN DEAD.
After being inflicted for many months
with tuberculosis James Jordon died in
the Henry Phpps Institute No. 80 Pine
street Philadelphia, at o'clock yestor-
day morning His body was bought to this
city last evening by Charles II. Clewell.
undertaken, who will have charge OF the
funeral when arrangements for burial are
made
Mr.. Jordan when first seized with the
white plague" went to Albuquerque, n.
NJ but later returned to Delaware and
for several months lived in the open. oc-
cupylng a tent on the lawn of the farm
Of Michael Reedy near this city. After
removing from Mr.. Reedy's farm he tent
ed In Shawtown but his condition became
so serious that il was deemed best to send
him TO Philadelphia. The dead man was
unmarried.
MORE LIGHT is NEEDED.
Residents Of North Third street between
Delaware and Harmony streets are com
planning of a lack Of light in that block
Formerly under the old electric light
company, there was an incandescent lamp
midway in tla square but since the new
company took over the lighting OF the
city the street has been in comparative
darkness. AS that thoroughfare is one
OF the darkest in the central portion Of
the city. owing to the heavy foliage over
hanging II. the absence Of a light causes
much annoyance as wen as danger to pc
destrians
PLANT WAS CRIPPLED.
Owing to breakage Of a part Of the larse
furnace at the Baldt Steel Casting Com
pany yesterday a number Of the moulders
and helpers were idle and no heat was
poured. 1t is expected that repairs VIII
be made today
HAS COMPLETED WORK.
William H. Morrison has completed the
work OF erecting several large oyster
packing and shipping sheds at Bivalve.
\. J. MI Morrison spent short time
in New Castle yesterday. returning TO his
home ia Philadelphia
SOCIAL.
Francis Irons. OF Reading. Pa, is vis-
iting Mrs Michael Rogers, Eben and
sherman Watts are visiting friends
/ On New Castle. Leo Sullivan. OF
Washington formerly Of this city, is vis-
itng in New Castle. Edward Elkinton
spent yesterday in Phiiadelphis. Edward
Carney and family of Wilmington. have