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Evening journal., 1905-06-15
CAMP MEETING CRITICISED
Presiding Elder Morgan Says They
Allow Worldliness to Creep In.

.n,Dover, June 15.-The Rev. S. M.
Morgan. ID. D.. presiding elder of the
Dover district Of the Wilmington Con-
ference. at a meeting of the district
stewards here yesterday urged the
stewards to do what they could to
bring about a thorough cooperation
on the part OF the Methodist laymen
.of the Peninsula in the progressive
eVangeilstic movement now begun. He
declared that campmeetings were al
lowing worldliness TO creep in, and
that he had not attended a campmeet-
ing for twelve years. except for a sin
gle service upon the request of a fell
low pastor.
The people want campmeetings,
however. he said. and nine are sched-
uled on his district. He stated that
the proposed evengelistic movement
was intended to include these meet
ings and overcome the bad by the
genuine good. It was intended to de-
vote al least one day to practical re-
vival effort and a discussion Of re-
lvival methods.
The presiding elders salary was in
creased $50 over last year, making il
Sl96g An increase of 500 was an
nounced in the Bishops Fund. making
liz S47s, and the stewards were Obliged
TO re-apportion the district on the ba-
sis Of one and one-half per cent. Of the
pastors salary in each church.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
TO DEDICATE DOVER CHURCH
Distinguished Ministers Will Take
Part in Services on Sunday,
Special to The Evening journal

Hpecidl 10 Ane Evening journal
Dover. June 15-Several distinguished
ministers OF the Maryland Annual Con,
ference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church will visit Dover next Sunday
and participate IN the dedication OF
the First Methodist Protestant Church.
The dedicatory service viii be held in
the evening, and win follow a sermon
by the Rev. II. L. Eiderdice. ID. d.,
president Of Westminster Theological
Seminary. The Rev. T. w Lewis
president Of Western Maryland Coll
lege. Hagerstown. Nd, will preach the
morning sermon. and the Rev. J. w
Kirk pastor OF Ailnut Memorial
Church, Baltimore, will preach in the
afternoon.
A special musical program, including
solos by the pastor, the Rev. ]. l..
Nichols. has been arranged and the
choir OF Roby Church. Leipsic which is
a part Of the Dover Charge, win assist
with the singing
AlthoGgh the Dover church has been
built for several years, ID has never
been dedicated owing to a $1,000 in
debtedness remaining on the building.
This has been provided for and Il Is
expected 20 dedicate the edifice free OF
debt
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
LAUREL NEWS NOTES
Shipments Of New Potatoes and
Blackberries Have Begun.

Blaekberries Have Begun.
Z Laurel. June 15.-Leslie Knowles, the
l2-year-old son Of Robert e. Knowles.
caught his hand in a saw at Marvirs bas-
ket factory yesterday and injured it 20
badly that the second finger had to be
amputated-
a. H. Phillips new residence at Front.
and Oak streets is nearing completion
Justice Chaplain issued a marriage a.
cense yesterday 10 Hubert Howard of
Laurel and Minnie Knowles Of Blade4
Shipments of the new crop of potatoes
began yesterday. The yield will be larger
than usual and the stock is Of very gSed
quality.
The first shipments Of blackberries for
the season were made yesterday. This
crop will not be large as the acreage is
smaller than usual, but the prospeca1e
scarcity Of peaches gives the growers en-
couragement to expect good prices.
The NJ. f. Sunday School Of Sharptown,
Nd, is making arrangements 10 give an
excursion to Rehoboth on July T.
The shipping trade by steamer between
seaford and Baltimore has become so
heavy that the company Will shortly add
another steamer to the line so as to
make trips daily instead Of tri-weexly.
Thomas Hubbs has moved from East
Market street to Central avenue below
Second street
The Board Of Health has posted no-
tees prohibiting bathing in Laurel river
opposite the town. The stream was found
to be polluted by the town sewage in that
locality.
]. Dallas Marvil and family and Frank
Hudson and family left for Rehoboth to-
day. Miss Nola Ryingling viii be a guest
Of the Hudsons at Rehoboth.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Mr. carroIrs west chestsr vIsIt.

Special 10 The Evening Journal y
Dover. June 15-Superintendent
James e. Carroll, for his own in
formation as Superintendent Of the
Kent county public schools. member Of
the state Board of Education and OF
the County school Commission which
awards State normal scholarships.
vsited the West Chester. Pa. State
Normal school yesterday, incognito
during its busy closing week. He was
delighted with the big academic insti
tuition which has equipped more Della
ware teachers than any other school IN
the country. He will probably prepare
an address for the benefit of the var
ious school boards and candidates for
teachers certificates on What I Saw
at West Chester"
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
In All Seasons


chaacfstc severity In
especially
Darrhoea
operate
accomplish mission delay
the
balance. decision favorable
superior other
relief and that usually
in
In appetite and the stomach
attacks
troubles arising from the menta
For Of gases.
malaria and other fve
good condition
forming faithfully Infection reduced
minimum pons will be thrown
and Of vitality VIII protect Of contact
debiaed by the drains
upon I reliable digestive
Of prime Importance will maintain integrity
against
he pulmonic diseases
Dyspepsia
gracious with
Value money
prepaid receipt Of price
Manufacturing .Newbugh N Y.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Al. TOANA TOOK TWO
FROM WILMINGTON
Pearson and Wiggs Pitching
Was Too Much for Capt.
IIinton's Team

wilmington A. A. got the short end
of a double header at Altoona yester-
day. dropping both games. the first by
a score Of to and. the second by
the score Of 2 TO 0. t.r . ...
In the first game CAPTAIN Hinton's
bunch scorad three runs of Pearson
In the opening inning on four singles
and pass After that Pearson settled
down and held Wilmington safe the
remainder Of the game. Myers also
pitched a clever game. but Aitoona's
hits came when they were needed
Wiggs was master Of the situation
ia the second contest and blanked ,Nil-
nington. Foreman pitched well. Three
hits and a passed ban Scored two runs
fbi Altoona in the NTH inning. The
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Zimmerman Goes to Athletics.

Coatesville, Pa, June 15.- Edward
Zimmerman, the popular third base
man of the local team and a Manhat-
tan College boy who jumped to
Coatesville from Toronto viii go to
the Athletics this week. Connie"
Mack has bought "zmmy's' release
from Toronto
Captain William smith. Of the
Coatesville team has received an Of
fer from the Detroit, Mich. club.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Century Old Heirloom.

Special to The Evening Journal
Dover June l5.--John NJ. Hutohins. of
Dover has in his possession an heirloom
which he values very highly and which
Is believed TO be over a. century old. Il
is a SNOWFALL Counterpart and was woven
by his grandmother presumably in 1896.
It was completed some years before the
birth Of Mr.. Hutchins' father in 1901.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
EXERCISES AT ST. BARNABaS
Special Services for children-RishOp
Coleman Made an Address.

Special services for the children were
held at 81 Barnabas Church, Marshall
ton last night They were conducted by
the rector, the Rev. A. NJ Rich, and the
exercises consisted chiefly Of music. sing
ing and recitations by members OF the
school under the direction OF Frederick
Bringhurst, who also welcomed Bishop
Coleman. The Bishop followed in an ad-
dress In which he related incidents in
teresting TO children Of his travels
abroad.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Awarded a sehoIarship.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
Dover, June l5.-The Kent County School
Commission has awarded scholarship
to Miss Anna Price OF Harrington. who
will enter the West Chester Pa. Normal
School This is one Of several scholar
ships 10 be awarded by the commission.
The scholarship is awarded with the pro-
vision that the applicant will consent TO
teach in the public schools Of Delaware
for a period after completing the normal
school couTses
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Monareh vs.. LandIIth.

Monarch baseball club, the crack
colored organization Of this city win
play Landlith, the champion white dub
of this section, ON Saturday. al Front
and Union streets. Both clubs are
fast and lively contest issexpected.
on Thursday June %. the Monarchs
viii play the Royal Blue. OF BROOKLYN.
\. Y. a series Of games. one On the
morning and a double header IN the
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
BASE BALL NOTES

We need at least one more sood
pitcher.
That was disastrous third inning
az Lancaster.
We are hitting as hard as any Of the
Tri-State teams. but are short on
pitchers
Bussey is by far the best third base
man I'm the Tri-State League.
Lobert, OF Johnstown. is considered
one Of the fastest men in the league on
the bases
Iinderman is back on first for VIII
Transport.
Lewis. Of Brooklyn, last year with
Baltimore, has jumped 20 Harrisburg.
Pitcher Tom Lipp has been released
by Lancaster and viii probably go
back on the police force.
Harrisburg Is doing lots of yelling
because President Creamer refused to
sanction the rowdyism of Hamilton
and Calhoun.
Stecher who jumped from Williams
port to Louisville won his first game.
There is a persistent report 10 the
effect that Zimmerman viii soon leave
Coatosville and go to Toronto
Scores by innings at Harry Schnepf,
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
DIVIDED His Estate Refore peath.

Special to The Evening Journal.
Lewes June 15.-John Hood, aged
lightweight years. died at his home near
Midway on Tuesday and was buried this
afternoon at the Rehoboth Presbyterian
Church. OF late years he seldom left his
home on the farm, being very feeble.
About FIVE years ago he divided his es-
tate among four children who survive
him.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
C0NFEDERATEs
HOLD REUNION
Old Men in Gray Get a
Hearty Welcome at
Louisville

Louisville Ky, June 15.-For tho
second time in five years the United
Confederate Veterans and auxiliary
organizations gathered n Louisvills
for their annual reunion, their recep-
tion under a blazing sun and with miles
Of brilliant bunting flying in the breeze
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
WILMINGTON
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Altoona. ...... ...........O o 100000 0x-2
wnmineion1 ..... ..,..--o 100000 90
Earned. runs. Altoona. stolen bases.
Wisss Hinton. sacrince hit Rothermel.
two-base M. Hart; double play, Bussey,
Roihermel TO Bussey passed balls Ernst.
2. struck ont by Wigs. II, Foreman, /;
bases on balls of Wigs, 2: on Foreman,
" wild pitch, Wiggs; hit by pitcher.
Niess, Gruob' left on bases. Altoona. 4,
Wilmington. 5; time. lt5i umpire, Gray.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
NEW PROPOSALS ORDERED
New Bids Received for PRINTING the
Laws Of Delaware.
Special 10 The Evening journal.


Dover, June l5.-The State Board Of
Supplies has notified each Of the print
ing companies which submitted bids on
the work. OF printing the laws Of Dela-
ware for the extra session ofrlso4- and
the biennial session of 1905. to send new
bids. This Is due to the fact that an err
ror Of sso0 was made in one bid pre-
viously submitted, for printing the laws.
The proposals are all to be in hand, ready
for opening in the Secretary of States Of
flee this afternoon.
The board viii also receive additional
proposals for the printing Of the general
corporation laws Of Delaware and for
various items Of printing for the Offices
OF the Insurance Commissioner, the Eoun-
~ superintendents Of Free Schools and
the Secretary of State. These proposals
will be received up TO next Tuesday, and
win be opened under the same conditions
as the previous proposals.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15

There is more Catarrh in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together and until the last few years was
supposed 70 be incurable. For "a great
many years doctors pronounced IL a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
hy constantly failing 20 cure with local
treatment. pronounced it inourable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls CataTh
Cure. manufactured by T. j. Cheney a
CO.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitu-
tlonal cure on the market. 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces o fthe system. They Of
fer one hundred dollars for any case il
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi-
monials.
Address; r. J. CHENEY a Co,
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take fiaws Family Pills for constipa-
tion
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Quoted Daily by Thomas N. stayton.
Strawberries 49,. ..... ..... 80. to ioc
BlaclSberries, wilson. .".. 80. IS TO Sc
Tomatoes, crate. .. =. ........S15o TO $500
Cucumbers. basket. .. q. .S2.-5 10 $50
Pineapples. crate. q. e. ......S2.5o to $500
Applies. barrel. ..........s4.oO tos5.o0
Lemons. box. ...... ..........ssoo to $3.50
Potatoes. barrel. new. e. ...$i.75 TO S225
Potatoes. bushel.. .... .... ,... 30 to iOc
Cabbage. barrel. 60. 90. .....S1OO to Si.25
Cabbage. crate. 900. .........s1OO to SIPS
onions. crate. .......Sl0O to S.25
Peas basket, y bushel.. Sis
Peas barrel. ..... .................'S2.5O
Beans, green, basket ....Sl25 to Sl5o
Beans. wax, basket. ..... .....Sl.oO to Sl.25
Eggs. Del and Nd, dozen. ....... .....lSc
Chickens, live. ..... ..... .... IN to l5c
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Annual Entertainment.

The children and young people Of the
Peoples Settlement will hold their an
nual entertainment at Old swedes Parish
House tomorrow night. 1t promises to be
successful affair
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
AMERICAN LEAeOE.
RESULTS or YEsTERD

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.
Athletics, 4; Detroit, L
Boston, q Cleveland. i.
Chicago, 5; Washington. s.
New York. z: ST. Louis. g.
THE STANDING.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15

Dyspepsia-bane of human existence.
Burdock Blood Bitters cures IT,.
promptly, permanently. Regulates and
tones the stomach.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15

Everybody's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor old and young-terrible
the torture they suffer. Only one sure
cure; Doan's Ointment. Absolutely
safe: can't fail.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
RACE MEET AT BOSTON
Association Decides to Make All Of the
Pursss $500.
sneclai 70 Tho Evenlng Journal,

Special to The Evening journal.
salem, n. j., June 15.-In order to
assure a big field Of entries for the
Light harness race meeting at Salem
on the Fourth of July the directors of
the Horse show and Athletic Associa-
tion have decided to make all purses
$500. The events will be.
2.i5 trot and 2.f9 pace.
ego trot and 2.24 pace.
2.27 trot and 2.s0 pace.
2.35 trot and pace.
The directors also awarded the con-
tract for remodeling the large barn
which viii be completed by July 1st.
Announcement was made of the large
three days race meeting on August s.
9 and 10.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
= rcr-I nc on Nr...l. -.

NED 49, = Vt - btfbA4s
Cincinnati, 6; Philadelphia, ..
Boston, S: Pittsburg, 8
Chicago, /; New York. 0.
st. Louis, 3. Brooklyn. /.
rIrrrrr esrfr .rr.raraa
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
TRI STATE STATISTICS.
TT9TTRDAYIS SCORI

fio i fhRA 10 cCONfiH.
Coatesville, 8; Harrisburg. T.
Lancaster+6; Winiamsport. 8.
York. 10. Johnstown, O..
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
Guild Meetina.

Calvary Parish Guild will meet with
Mrs Heisler at No 1926 West Third
street this evening at o'clock. A
good attendance is desired.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15

'--N%iA- AAAA- i 'A Ia r. AQBA1.
Wilmington at Altoona.
Harrisburg at Coatesville.
Williamsport at Lancaster.
Johnstown at York.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15

Half the money. spent on ammuni-
tion would buy the game.
Evening journal., 1905-06-15

Scores by innings at Harry sehnepf,
2A King street
Evening journal., 1905-06-15
wILAiINGToN
SCORE BY INNINGS

Altoona. SEQ. b.. ......t. o o OF ] N-b
Wilmington ..... ......3 100000 O-3
t'Hinton out bunting tnlfd strike.
Earned runs. AltoonH 81 Wiimineton, 3;
stolen bases. Mahers sacrifice hit We'd
disc two-hasc hits, Bussey, weddlge, p
llnton. Pearson, Grubh home run. lott;
double plays. Houscr Fisher 10 Woddige;
Myers Rothcrmel to Bussey; first on ere
rors Altoona. Q; struck out, by Pearson
3; hy Myers. 81 bases on balls. Pearson
a. Myers. 4; left ON bases, Altoona. Il;
Wilmington. q, time, 40; umpire Cray
SECOND GAME
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CLASS Il
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Captain William Coleman of Calais,
died. Tuesday. Captain Coleman had
been Il pilot on the St CroiX river for ~
years. He was il command successivcly
OF the tow boats Joseph Baker. Henry
Wcllman. and later OF the Frontier
Steamship Cos. steamer Charles Iiough-
ton.
Former residents of Maine have effected
Il permanent organization ri the State of
Maine Association OF Pasadena. Tn" fol
lowing officers have been elected: Judge
Waldo NJ. \ ork, president; Prof. Charles
NJ. Parker. hrst vive president; +. F.
Brown, second vice president; Miss Mabel
Mason. recording secretary: Miss EliZt-
beth Ryder. financial secretary: NJ. L.
Wood. treasurer
Denntv sheriff Siln IT n,-er. thurman
of the board Of scltctm,n OF til" town Of
Durham. was in Auburn and Lewiston
Wednesday. on business in connection
with the petition to tn" supreme court
10 cnioin Town Treasurer Trufant from
paying the Shiloh schools on Rcllah Hill
Mr. Dyer engaged II. ]. NJ Gi!,ic,idly of
McGiliicuddy x MOrey as counsel Tor the
town of Durham to oppose the petition
He was acting for tie board of select
men, which is composed OF two memi,, RS
s. +. Libby. All are agreed that the
town should oppose the petition.
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The Weeks Schedules.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Thursday and Friday-New York at
BOSTON. Philadelphia at Brooklyn; st
Louis at Cincinnati. Chicago at Pittsburg.
Saturday-New York at Boston Ctwo
gamesD Philadelphia at BROOKLYN, Cincln-
natl at ST. Louis, Chicago at Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Thursday-Boston at New York, Wash
ington at Philadelphia, Detroit at st.
LOUIS. Cleveland at Chicago.
Friday-BoSton at New YORK. WaShlnS
ton at Philadelphia. Detroit at St Louis.
STANDARDIZATION at New York. Wash
ington at Philadelphia. Detroit at st.
I.Ciiis Cleveland at Chicago.
Sunday-Detroit at st. LOUIS, Cleveland
at Chicago
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thursday-Ma at New Bedford,
Concord at Fail River. Nashua at Lynn,
Lowell at Haverhll,
Friday-Manchester at Fall River Con-
cord at New Bedford. Haverhill at Nash
VA, Lowell at Lynn.
Observation-Disclosures: at Fall River.
Concord at New Bedford, Nashua at Ha-
verhill, Lowell at Lynn.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Thursday-B Bridgeport at New London.
Uoiyoke at Norwich. New London at
Meriden. Hartford at Springfield
t'ridav-Springfield at Bridgeport. Nor
wich at New Haven Hartford at Holyoke,
New London at Meriden.
aturday-Norwich at Bridgeport. New
London at New Haven. Meriden at
Springfield. Holyoke at Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday. FRIDAY and Saturday-Buffa-
10 at Newark. Toronto at Jersey city,
Montreal at Providence. Rochester at Bal
timore.
Sunday-Buffalo at Newark. Montreal at
Providence.
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R,ronct accepting the compliment in
,ha following manner: 81 am pleased
IN find that my name has been bracket
cd with n. q. Herreshoff. as the only
honorary members OF the club, as
have great admiration for Mr.
hc,reshof!. as well as very
great respect. respect when mas
been increasing ever since / found my
ho,ts consistently beaten by his SIKH
and ability as designer and builder
of Yachts. / have no wish TO see ms
wears Of usefulness curtailed, but L 90
wish he would not compress so much
of his great talent into the designs Oh
the America Cup defenders.
Boston Journal: Cornell is certainly
IN he congratulated upon the remark
able series of victories which her attn
letes on land and water earned on sat
urday. The success of the track team
naturally takes the greatest pr0mi-
nence because never before has Cor
nell won an intercollegiate champion
shin. I must congratulate John +.
Moakley, the trainer or the team, lot
developing such well balanced BODY
of athletes. Moakley from the earliest
days of my acquaintance with him was
an exceptional trainer of distance run
nuers. He early developed an ability 10
train sprinters and being an eager
student of all forms of athletics he has
now obtained front rank as an all
round trainer. 1t is generally conceded
that the success Of Cornell at the meet
in Philadelphia is u good thing for
athletes.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Louis Chevrolet broke the automo-
bile track record at the Harlem track
Chicago. Sunday, when he made the
mile in IS 40 seconds.
Frank L. Kramer. the American
cyclist, Monday, made new record in
Paris for 500 metres. covering the dis
lance in "a As seconds.
Clark Griffith has evidently received
permission from the St. Louis Amer
lean management to do business with
Emmett Heidrick. for he is reported to
be after that individual.
Miss Adele Richie, the actress, mas
bought the bay cobs Masterpiece and
Her Majesty, and will exhibit them at
the horse shows. this season, along
with several fine harness and saddle
horses.
At the opening tournament of the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club at MontrOse,
n. j., Holcombe Ward. the American
champion, defeated Malcolm D. Whit
man. the former champion in four
straight sets, 6-3. So, 60, 60.
Providence took three straight games
from Portland in duck pins in the Sin
ter City Blowing League at Provi-
idence, Wednesday night, the three
string totals for the two teams being:
Providence. 1854; Portland. 14o2.
The final round in the annual lawn
tennis tournament of the Columbia
University Lawn Tennis Club was
played Saturday. on the club courts.
After five hard fought sets. r. NJ.
Lac
H. c., "a, 1-6, GA, $40, CA.
Thomas Hynes Of Galway. Ireland.
the Irish cross country champion, who
ran second in the international cross
country meet to Aldridge. the English
champion. is on board tic steamship
Oceanic. which left Queenstown. yes
terday. for New York. He is a member
Of the Galway Harriers.
The Harvard faculty advisory ath-
letic committee has voted that i'm the
future undergraduates only should be
sent to represent the interests of the
university in athletic conferences with
other colleges. Formerly graduates
have looked out for the Crimson athIet-
ic interests in all conferences. This ac-
ton is taken in accordance with the
recommendation of the intercollegiate
Athletic Association. If this means the
relegation to the woods of Gus kirby
of Columbia. and others who have been
the political bosses of the Intercollepi-
ate a. a.. it will be a good thing.
The famous Marylebone crickets of
London will visit this country in july
and August. Lord Harris, great
friend OF American cricket, is respor-
sible for the visit. The NJ C. c. team
will play their first match against the
gentlemen of Philadelphia, July q, %
and "a They play the Colts" of Phil
adelphia. July p, % and 20. and will
have return game with the Gentle
men OF Philadelphia. July 81 and Aug.
and Z. A match is arranged for New
York, Aug. and 5. There will be four
Canadian contests as follows: At To-
ronto. Aug. :, and 3: at Ottawa, Aug.
10, IL and II; at Montreal. Aug. IA and
Is, and at Quebec, dates to be named
later.
Inc Bristol, r. l.. Yacht Club, which
elected Sir Thomas Upton an honorary
member recently, has received a re-
ply 70 It's notification from the Irish