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Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Social Notes
PersonaI and Social Notes

Alfred West OF Dagshoro was a re-
cent visitor In this city.
DIR. G. Frank Jones Of Georgstown,
was q. recent visitor In this city
Miss Ella Willis has been spending
several days IN cordova, Md
Mrs. Walton Tilruan, Of Royal Oak.
has returned after visit to friends
here.
w. Lester Bail ana J. Bennett erase
ley Of Eastcn Nd are spending a few
days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lacey of George
town. are the guests Of their daughter
in this city.
Mrs. Bayard Hickman and daughter
Miss Hnda. are visiting friends in
Georgetown.
Thomas c. Jones has beeen visiting
friends in Smyrna.
Mrs. Martha A. McWhorter of Mill
ington, is being entertained by her
brother. John Rolph, Of this city.
Miss Julia p. Drennen. connected
with the firm Of Conald and Jones
West Grove, spent Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. John c. Burns, No Coz
West street.
Miss Florence Charsha and r. G.
Terry of woodlawn. have been sojourn-
ing here.
C. S. Abrahams Of Woodlawn, was
recent visitor in this city.
Mrs. Annie Bonchille and family o.
Chesapeake City. have removed to thi'
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carly O
Chesapeake City, have been spending
few days here.
Mrs. Charles Green and daughter o
Chesapeake City are the guests Of WI
mington friends.
Price c. Gibson spent Sunday II
Charlestown.
Thomas Murphy, Lee Messick an'
Harry r. Algard were entertained las
week by friends in Charlestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Black have beei
the guests Of Mrs. Elizabeth Black il
/, ,charlestown.
" Miss Ellie Jackson Of Newark. ha
been spending a few days at he
brothers home at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15

and family. Robert Walker, Mrs. Harvey
Walker, Mrs. Lydia Derrickson. Miss
Bessie Derrickson. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
lEastburn. Mrs. Anna Jane Guest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Derrickson, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Lyman and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Armstrong and family Marshallton; Mr.,
and Mrs. Alvin saterthwaite and SON, Mr..
and Mrs. James aVlentine, Miss Gertrude
Valentine, Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Cranston and fam
ny. Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Klair, Mr.. and
Mrs William Chambers. Herbert Hitcn-
ems Mr. and Mrs John Foot Mr.. and
Mre. HaryPordham sr., Miss Anna Pord-
hmm, Ruben Pordham, David Pordham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pordham. Jr Mr.
and Mrs Charles p Dickey, Master Earl
Dickey, Clarence Stroud. Miss Ella stroud
Miss Anna Stroud, Miss Clara Stroud.
Samuel Mccoy. Miss Maggie Mccoy. Miss
Ellie Mccoy, Mrs. Anna Bell wright
Thomas Wright, william Register, Hum
ter Register, Mrs. Clarence MoElwee, Mrs.
Samuel McElwee. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
4 Hawthorn. Miss Maggie Foulk, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Knots. Miss Alice knotts'
Charles Knots. Mrs. Rebecca Boulden,
Miss Lille Boulden. Master Randolph
I Boulden. Robert Louthgate. Mrs. George
Colt, Miss Edith Colt, Miss Maggie Con-
way. Mr.. and Mrs william Armstrong
stanton; Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Wier
I New Castle Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Pord-
ham. Marshallton; Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
/ Dennison. Mrs. Maggie Allcon. Mrs Het-
tie McCrossan ana daughter, William
Brown. Marshal'ton; Miss Thursa Neville
Stanton, and many others.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Hears Paper and Appeal and Appoints
Resolutions Committee.

What is genuire revivaly' was the
question answered by the Rev. II. C.
Turner in a paper which he read before
the Wilmington Ministerial Association
this morning. The paper was very favor
ably discussed by the ministers.
Professor A. r. spaid appeared before
the association and enlisted the individual
interest Of tho ministers in the work Of
the Dauphn Institute, receiving the
Hearty assurance OF their support in the
work OF tho institute.
a committee consisting OF the Rev A. S.
NIowbray. F. +. Carpenter and John NJ.
Arters. was appointed to prepare resoiu-
tions of regret upon the departure OF the
Rev. W. W. King. ID. d.. pastor Of Grace
Church. from the eity.s
The resolutions will bo presented to pr,
KING next Monday.
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CIub Entertaiped

Miss Hannah DohertA entertained the
Peerless Tennis Club as her home No
s2s Van Buren street, on Friday even-
ing. Miss Dougherty presented each
guest with a immature tennis racquet
as a souvenir in remembrance of happy
tennis days Those present were the
Misses Marie Horty. Marie Bolen sara
Durney. Bessie Gallagher Hannah and
Mary Doherty, Messrs. James MeGil-
len. Aiphonsus McVey, Alfred Mundell
Walter Gallagher, Samuel File, Leon
ord McCloskey and William 5. X
Wells.
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BURTON MUST
GO TO JAIL
BY our own wire. Publishers Press.


WASHINGTON, oct. I5.-The SUI
preme Court OF the United Staos to-
day denied the motion for a rehearing
in the case OF former Senator Joseph
Ralph Burton, Of Kansas, convicted Of
practicing for pay before the Postofiice
Department while a Senator OF the
United states.
He will now have to serve six
months Imprisonment in the Iron
county. Mo. Jail, and pay the S25OO fine
assessed by the Federal Court az ST.
Louis.
The Supreme Court last May sustaBi-
ed the verdict OF the lower court, but
.Burton's attorneys obtained leave 20
file motion for rehearing. To-day's
faction disposes finally Of the case and
removes any possible chance Of Burton
legally escaping punishment.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
BaiIy.-EHiott

Miss Annie L. Elliott. OF Washington,
d. c.. and Joseph II. Baily, Of this city
were married on Saturday by the Rev
F. NJ. Kirkus. of Trinity Church as
sisted by the Rev. Hubert W. Wells
rector OF St. Andrews Church. Tho
bride was attended by Mrs. Byron
Guern. Of Orange, n. j., as matron OF
honor, and r. NJ. Baily, brother Of the
groom. acted as best man. The ushers
were Thomas A. Stevens. Of Washing
ton. d. c.: DR.. A. r. Renninger, OF
philadelphia; J. Barton Cheyney, OF
Wilkesbarre; James F. Nields, Thomas
w. Miller and. James Ralph Baily, ol
this city.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
HISTORICAL
PLACES VISITED
Pennsylvania History Society
Pays a Trip to New
Castle
Special to Tho Evenlng journal.

special TO Inc Evening JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. oct. 15-New Castle
was visited on Saturday afternoon by
the Pennsylvania Historical Society.
The members were accompanied by
Postmaster Henry c. Conrad. Of Will
mington. Mr.. Conrad explained his
tcrial facts regarding the places visited.
Many photographs were taken OF the
spots, including the old Court House.
immanuel Episcopal Church, Fort Cas-
sinner site and the place where VIII
] liam Penn landed. The visitors were
presented with number Of copies OF
Ideal New Castle"
Married Men Victorious.
The married men defeated the single
men in a good game Of baseball Satur-
/ day by the score OF 10 to 5. The line
up was: Married men-Gormley. c.;
Lancaster. D.. Bradford, ss.; romau.
lb.; McCaughn, 2b; Wise. sb.; Stricken,
IT,: McCracken. cf.; Madden RI. Single
men-Oliver. c.; Chase, p; King. 1h,
Connor 3D.; Rennie. 2b.; Pedrlck, S.;
Vantine, rf.; Ryan, CT. and Foster, H.
Ragged Senate defeated Rag Alley
on the Br>gon grounds Saturday by
the score of to 4. The batteries were
r. A.-Foster and Glendon; r. S.
Kirk and Hewing.
Open Air Sermon.
An open air service was conducted
by Rev f. r. Carswell In front OF the
Court House last night The subject
Of his sermon was "Hell. where IL it?'
which was delivered in a masterful
way. Good music was furnished by
the choir Of First Baptist Church.
News of the City.
S. Harry Timms. who has been q
motorman on the local trolley line, has
resigned his position.
The open air meeting held last even.
ing at the Court House was well at
tended.
The health Of the city is splendid
ana DR.. William II. Kuntz says ther.
is not a quarantined house in the city
Rev. f. V. Campbell in st. Peters
Church yesterday scored those who live
beyond their means and became thieves
by failing to pay their just debts.
Rev. G. Anderson. in the NJ. p. Church
last evening. preached on Bribery
Politicians are doing quiet mission
+ airy work getting their undegsterei
men Inc for next Saturday
CUPID S busy once more and promin
b ent young people viii shortly jolI
hands IN wedlock.
Many persons from here attended tn
corner stone laying of the new home O
E the Little Sisters Of the Poor in VIII
I mington yesterday. George Hauer.
a former resident OF this city, is an in
e mate of the home.
The Pennsville brass band Is expecte
8 to be in line in the Halloween parade
Several organizations are expected
participate.
Mrs. Mary II. Vandegrift has issue
4 invitations for the marriage Of he
i niece, Miss Mary Elizabeth Farra, an
q Charles p. Clayton, son Of Mrs. Powe
. F. Clayton, of New Castle, at the hon
of the bride. No. 70S Delaware avenu
: Wilmington, on Wednesday evenin,
october "a The Rev. Charles A. HI
pastor Of st. Paul's NJ f. Church, wi
ofhciate.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robbins an
d daughter Esther Of Germantown. IA
y Personal.
Q are visiting Mrs. George Case, in thi
r city.
George. Edward and Buford Plai
were visiting in Christiana yesterday.
Max Case, OF the u. S. Navy, is Nisii
ing his mother Mrs. George Case.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
OFFERED TO SELL
WATCH CHEAP

Arrested on suspicion Of having stole
a valuable gold watch, Alfred Tingic,
colored. who claims he is employed as
q waiter at the Hotel Wilmington, is
locked up at the police station pending
investigation of his case. He was ar
rested by officer Crozier, who learned
that the prisoner attempted to sell the
timepiece to a stranger on the coast
for Is cents. Tingle says the watch is
his property.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Rnoeption % RspubIlean smoker.

Following the big Republican rally
which will be held at the Grand Opera
House on Wednesday evening, a re-
ception viii be rendered TO the speak
ers and members Of the East Side Re-
publican Club in the rooms Of this or
ganization. No. SOC King street An
elaborate luncheon will be served
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
SAM JONES DEAD
FROM WEAK HEART

By our own Wire. Publishers Press
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, oct. 15.-The
Rev. Sam Jones, the noted evangelist,
of Cartersville. Ca, died of heart dis
case this morning on an eastbound
Rock Island train, at Perry, Ark.
Mr.. Jones' family was with him.
The body was brought to Little Rock
and taken in chage by an undertaken.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
wIImInaton WM PIay MassII0n.

The wilmington football club and the
Massllon. Ohio. team have agreed TO
play two games this season, one at
south side Park and the other in the
Ohio town. Each club has posted a
guarantee Of $500. Manager Bradley
Of the local club Is confident that his
team will win
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Dinner Party

A dinner party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Beeson, OF
2224 Pine street yesterday in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Hitchcock OF
Troy. n. Y. Those present were Mr.
md Mrs. George Hitchcock, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Beeson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Beeson, Miss Florence Williamms and
Mr.. and Howder and son. Of Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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N. ?. A. Menbers Entertalnment.

Members Of the National Pritective
Association in this city VIII be treated
to an entertainment folloyed by a
luncheon in the rooms OF the organi-
zation, at the Irish-American Hall. to-
morrow evening. Excellent talent has
been engaged for the occasion.
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Violated Liquor Laws.

GEORGETOWN, oct. 15-George W.
Gordy. a well-known citizen Of Delmar,
has been sentenced to five months I'M.
prlsonment and TO pay fine Of Sl0O
for permitting intoxicating liquors to
be drunk on his premises.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
BOUNDARY CASE
GOES OVER

BY our own Wire. Publlshers' Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct 15-In the
famous case Of New Jersey VS.. Della
ware. concerning the state boundary,
the Supreme Court OF the United States
to-day granted a suspension until Feb
ruary /.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Mr.. LOBOELL, PRESIDENT

w. w. Lobden. president of the Lob
dell Car Wheel Company, was elected
president of the Farmers Bank on Sat-
urday. He succeeds Joseph /. Car
penter, Jr.. who resigned. ''f
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Tin and Linen Shower

On Friday evening the office em-
ployes of the Pusey and Jones Com
Dany gave ]. Warren Vedder and
Miss Amy dupont Cleaver a tin and
linen shower in honor Of their coming
Wedding. They viii be married the
after part or October at St Johns p.
10. Church.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Mayor Approves Contract.

Mayor Wilson this afternoon returned
TO the Water Department with his appro-
val a copy Of the city's contract with the
Pittsburg Filter Manufacturing Company
for the building Of new. sewerage sys-
tenn at Sixteenth and Walnut streets.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Letters Granted.

Register OF Wills Bach to-day re-
ported haying issued letters Of admin
istration on the estates OF George Tat
nah and william S. Vaughan. both de-
ceased. 10 the Delaware Trust Com-
pany and the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company. respectively. He also
issued letters testamentary ON the es-
tate OF Josepr A. Gallant deceased TO
sarah May Golden, his daughter.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Auditinn County Books

State Auditor Dick is busy auditing the
books Of County Treasurer Burns at the
Court House He has been working en- thz
accounts for several days but expects to
complete the work this week.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
.wiIl soon Re In servIee.

All the improvements on the Phoe'
nix truck have been finished, and Il WI
be I'm service I'm a few days
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Appear In New Uniforms.

All the uniformed employees OF the
p, B. and w. Railroad to-day appeared
in their new winter uniforms. They
consist Of blue suits and caps and are
worn by trainmen and station en-
Moves
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
FINANCIAL NEWS.
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
From Scott * @"

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Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Morning Runaway.

A horse attached 20 a buggy became
frightened at an automobile at Nine
teenth and Market streets this morn
ing and was not stopped until 1t reach
ed Market street bridge.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Workman Injured.

George Yates, aged 40 years, or
Eighth and King streets, had his left
hand caught in a saw to-day at the
P.. b. and w. car shops and had the
index finger mangled.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
neath of Mrs. charsha.

sarah p. Charsha. wife OF James G.
lcharsha, the weli-known railroad con-
ductor. died at her husbands home
yesterday. aSed "A years. after brief
illness. Her death is widely regretted,
The funeral win take place on Wednes-
day.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Mr.. Flynn Injured.

Michael Flynn was severely injured
al Eighth and Orange streets yesterday
He is al the Homeopathmic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Cut Head BY FAN.

Michael Flynn. Of No. 3 TindalI 8
Court fell off a street car at Fourth
and Tatnau streets and cut his head.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Railroad Victim Buried.

The funeral OF Albert Swlsher who
was killed by a p. b and w train on
Thursday, took place yesterday from
the residence Of his sitter, Mrs. Harry
Sparks. No. 4l4 West Twenty-second
street. Services were conducted by the
Rev. II. A. G.. Westerheld. lnterment
was made m Lombardy cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Stricken With Illness.

John J Holland. of No. 226 Cedar
street. Is suffering with severe attack
'of sickness. lie IS at the Delaware
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
RrnLn - WhiIe akati!

Joseph Magncll. Of No. SIS West
Front street. fen at the skating rink on
saturday night and Dioke his leg.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Broke Store Window.

The store OF Mrs. Magnell- at no. 5i5
West Front street, was robbed yester-
day morning OF pipes and cigars. no
clue to the thief has been obtained
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Enlaroes Business.

clinton Burton. the butcher. az
Twenty-second and Market streets, has
added a grocery store to his business.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Cold Water Advocates.

The wilmington Prohibition Alli-
ance will meet this evening in the
board OF Trade rooms.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15

There can be no question OF the ex-
cellent quality OF the bill which Man
ager Dockstader presents for the enter
tainment OF the many patrons Of the
Garrick this week. Dan Sherman,
Mabel DeForrest and Company, will
offer "The jay Circus" introducing
Billy Andrus and his famous mule
Maud" and twenty others. This Is
big headline act an over the country
and VIII be seen here for the first time
this week "The Jay Circus" Is novel
and unique and win afford as much
pleasure for older heads as II will for
the children and young folk The
Rose DeHaven septette In the dancins
cperetta ~The Understudy" will make
their first appearance here Their con.
tribution ought TO prove a big card for
the week. Patrice, the winsome and
pretty little comedienne, whose acting
in her piece called Gloria" has been
compared with Blanche Batos "GlIl Of
the Golden West" viii visit us again
after an absence Of two years. "Glorla"
is said to be by far the best sketch
Patrice has yet presented. Snyder and
Buckley, musical comedians In a
comedy skit "The street Musician" ."
Coogan and Bancroft, the roller slat-
ing comiqucs; The Savados japanese
Troupe and the ever popular moving
picture machine make up a bill that,
with a single exception. has never been
seen in this city before. 1t ought to
attract good audiences during the
/ week
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

Jefferson dc Angels and the principals
in the cast supporting him In The Girl
and the Governor" one OF the most brill
limit and successful Of comic operas pro-
duced in years, which viii be seen here
a. the Grand Opera House on Friday
evening October 70. are making a novel
tour OF the important cities IN their dra-
matte Itinerary. Mr.. De Angels Is the
owner OF fine Darcd motor car. Miss
Eatolle Wentworth, the beautiful prima
donna Of the organization, owns a glgan-
tic Panhard, while Richie Ling the tenor,
Is the proud possesor OF an Oldsmobile.
Where the jumps between the cities are
less than thrce hundred miles, the Jolly
fun-makor and his singers transport them
selves and other leading members OF the
cast In. their machines, adding TO the
enjoyment and excitement OF their swirt
progress by occasionally racing along
lonely stretches OF highway whore an ac-
celebration OF speed does not mean possible
dorger 10 the public AS there are over
eishty people In "The Girl and the Gov
ernor' Company. IL vii be seen that some
lively times are enjoyed
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
.4UmP PFlsxEY Us

4UMP FlsxEYS
sseoifcs cure by acting directly on I
s;cs parts without disturbing the rest
.he system.
No. for Fcvers.
No. " Worms.
No. 3 " Tecthing
No. " DiarrheA
No. z " Coughs.
No. " Neuralgia.
No. Q " Headaches.
No. 10 q Dyspepsia.
No. IL :" Suppressed Periods.
No. ~ " Whites.
No. 10 =" Group.
No. IA +" The Skin.
No. Is =" Rheumatism.
No 16 " Malaria.
No 10 " Catarrh.
No 20 Whooping Cough.
No. p - The Kidneys.
No. so % The Bladder
No. " " Il Grippe.
In small bottles Of pellets that fit the We
pocket. At Druggists or mailed. z5c- eacl'
ro- Medical Guide mailed free.
Humphreys Med. Co.. Cor. " william 4 John sire
Ne" York
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Recovered From Blood Poison.

Walter W.pf has recovered from cn
attack Of blood poison in his arm.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15

one OF the most dramatic sensations
OF the day. "A Midnight Escape" Will
commence a three days engagement at
the Lyceum this afternoon. ana II the
reception accorded this play In other
cities Is any criterion Il should be the
banner OF the season. The manage
ment has given the play an elaborate
scenic production and has selected a
cast OF players, each one engaged for
their own individual work The author
has written the play full OF dramatic
action and intense situations The story
In brief concerns the struggles OF a
poor Hebrew boy to avenge the murder
OF his father and secure a signet ring,
which Is the only proof which win se-
cure him a large fortune left by his
uncle. The cast consists Of such we'll
known players as: Charlie Goodrich,
Billy Barlow. Aida 1.aCroix. Andrew
Oneil Camille Crume, Ruby Erwood
Lester Tingle, Fred Harris. Amy De-
rand, Fannie Troy. Della Knight and
others.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15

Viola Allen win be seen for one night
only az the Grand Opera House, on
Thursday evening. October 18th, as
Imogen, in Shakespeare's historical ro-
nance. "Cymbeline." This Is the third
important Shakespearean production
made by Charles w. Allen for his star.
and the critics OF Washington and
Baltimore. where Il has been present
cd during the last two weeks assert
thit Il is by far the most elaborate and
pretentlous production of the present
day. The scenery Is from the studio
OF Emens and Unit; the costumes are
by Mossrs Van Horn and Madame Frei-
singer Of New York. Mr.. Frank Vern-
on, who made the production. has car
rled his search for accuracy In scent,
environment so far that not even a troo
or flower appears in The production
that did not exist IN the period repre-
sented.
The sale OF seats and boxes opens
this evening az o'clock.