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Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Vacation Sale

80 pieces 2S-nch white wasting, light weight
with neat figures and stripes value 25c and 35c !;
sale price Ioc.
II yards of an extra quality India Linen for
$1.4o If could put sample of this goods
in every ladys hand in the city, the so pieces we
have would go out in few minutes.
fair quality India Linen, sale price SC yd.
40 inch Persian lawn, value 25c sale price ISc.
Shrtwast and Suiting Linens, vacation sale
prices extraordinary
2J5 yard wide round thread suiting linen, sale
price 05c yard.
215 yard wide suiting linen, sale price $I.25
45-inch round thread waist linen, value 75c;
sale price orc a yard.
45-inch waist linen, value S5c sale price 6sc
yard.
Linene Suitng looks and washes like linen,
for this sale only the price will be I215c yard.
Big Reduction on Table Linen at the Vacation
Sale.
No better opportunity will ever present itself
for you to secure serviceable linens at such saw
ings as these prices represent.
25 patterns, all linen and mercerized table
linen, white and silver bleached value soc and
6oc; sale price 47c yard
o patterns, y inch white Table Linen, sale
price 7sc yard
White and unbleached Cotton damasS; vaca-
ton sale price. 2Ic.
German linen, hemstitched Table Covers, size
= yards wide, 2H yards long value S2.75; sale
price $500
Hemsttched Linen Table Covers yds wide
2I yards long; value 5000 sale price $a25
2o-inch Mercerized Napkins sale price SIPS a
dozen
We have about 25 dozen all linen napkins
marked at SIPS, S1.S9, SI.5o, Sr75, $500, S2.5c
and $500 dozen.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
JUDGE GRAY WAS
CALLED TO CHAIR
Short Address at Meet
ing Of Policy Holders
Committee

At the meeting of the International
Policy Holders Committee, whose object
is TO oust the present management Of the
Mutual and New York Life Insurance
Companies held in the waldorf-Astoria,
New York, yesterday afternoon, Judge
Gray was elected temporary chairman.
Judge Gray made short address on tie
work to be accomplished and permanent
organization was effected by electing
Richard Olney chairman.
Three copies Of addresses to the policy
holders had been sent out to the indi-
vidual members Of the committee two
weeks ago, and a committee consisting Of
Judge Parker, Mr.. LASH DIR. Russell II.
Conwen and Charles Emory Smith was
named to go over the addresses and mould
them into one.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Small Wares

Or notions at a great saving.
O. N. T. spool cotton, 8 spools
for zoe.
ISc and 2sc Stockinette Dress
sale price sc.
22c and 25c rubber lined shields
now Ioc.
soc FRITZ Scheff Belts, aoc.
25c Shell Combs, Isc.
Goodyear Rubber Dressing
Combs, sale price &C.
Ioc Hair Pin Cabinets, sc.
SC and Ioc Curling Irons, sale
price sc and 6c.
Brainerd and Armstrong spool
silk, so yards, &c a spool.
100 yards, &c.
De Long Hooks and Eyes, Sc
a card.
Hooks and Eyes with the hump
dozen on card, &c a card
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
SHE DIVORCED j.
A $5O,OOO M
Wife. UndeCeived As to Hus-
bands Wealth, Asks
Freedom
Welded AT CARS COURT

CHICAGO. July 1o.-Having its start in
all the show and glitter Of the semi.
barbaric court Of the Emperor Nicholas Of
Russia the romance Of Mrs. Ennie E
Cubley is running 70 les end in the pro
sale surroundings Of Chicago divorce
court.
II may be somewhat unfair 10 Cupid 10
call it a romance, for the fact OF the case
is that the admission OF Mrs. cubley
shows sentiment was a poor second to the
material impulse that moved her when
she went with Edwin J. Cubley. OF this
city. 10 the altar. She believed him to bs
multi-millonalre. but was Awakened
from her golden dreams TO find that his
wealth was d trhing $4,000
Mrs cubley was formerly companion 10
the Princess Boriatinsky Of the Russian
imperialAfamiiy. She was thus engaged in
ST. Petersburg when she met Cubley,
Then the man was cutting what IN com-
mon parlance is called a dash" The i'm.
preston Ia court society was that Cubley
was immensely wealthy and Mrs. cuhley
sets forth IN her complaint that he liter
ally gave her TO understand that his
greatest trouble In life was the care OF
his millions.
The outcome OF a season OF ardent WOO
ing was a wedding. The cream OF st,
Petersburg society was there, and pres
ents poured In from a score OF princes,
princesses and grand dukes. There was an
enthusiastic send-on when the couple
started for America. with a strip Of car
pet at the station from the carriage to
the train.
The carpet was an especial badge OF dis
tinction. But II was not long before tho
bride met with unhappiness. Accustom cd
as she was TO the regal splendor OF the
Cars palaces Cubley's provision for her
on $4,000 basis was Disappointing. She
stood. IL, however, until she was limited
10 six trunkfuis OF clothes. when She left
her husband and sought consolation in a
convent.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
MiIIiDeryTips FromParis

styles of summers equine millinery
affected by cab horses in Paris are
decidedly different from those of last
year. They have a new kind of
umbrella fastened above their heads
and IT gives its unconscious wearer a
most rakish air. The tints of these
waggish parasols harmonic with the
wearer's coat of hair, and even II they
do frighten the little birds in the trees
and cause observers to stare they are
voted much more becoming than the
old-fashioned straw bonnets. A con-
trivance TO enable fallen horses to raise
themselves is on trial in Paris. which
may also prove of advantage to the cab
horse. and perhaps before long the
name Of hell Of horses" which has
long been applied to the French capi-
tai will prove a misnomer.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
THE GENTLE SEX
Teaching the Ways
Of Fan Flirting

Dullness OF rainy days in the New
Englald resort where she is passing
the Summer is dispelled by Senorita
Elena Calderon in an original way.
The dark-eyed daughter of the Boil
Vian Minister in Washington occupies
tfa heavy hours with teaching the
language of the fan to girl friends.
Few American maids are able to avail
themselves Of the opportunities afford
ed by the use of the fan. OF course
when they have mastered all meanings
of the graceful instrument, the next
step will be to convey that knowledge
TO men friends. Should youth who
hovers around fail to catch the mean
ing Of the uplifted fan, just shading
the right eye, he might rush up at the
wrong time. That signal means, "Do
not come yet" The fan just before the
Zip means. you are ever welcome. "
But il win take long and faithful prac-
tice to enable the nervous American
girl to WELD a fan with the langourous
grace Of her Latin sister.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Roses All Around
At Luncheon

Any girl who wants to give a dainty
touch 10 the serving of tea and waters
on the lawn or porch these days win
find rose leaves delightful for the pur-
pose. She may scatter leaves on the
saucer that holds the glass Of tea, or
even drop a few OF the leaves in the
tea. Rose leaves may be placed all
around the fruit dish, just as parsley
is placed around the cold meat. AS a
climax rose leaves should be floating in
the finger bowls. A cynic suggests that
the point Of perfection will not be
reached. however. until the mistress of
the house has the piano rolled out on
the porch and has her youngest daugh-
ter pound out the classic strains of
mother, mother, mother, pin rose on
me-"
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

Prices on Longcloths, Muslins Sheetings,
Made-up Sheets and Pillow Cases. Hotels and
boarding houses should avail themselves of this
unusual price cutting
Berkley English Longcoth IL yard pieces,
value SISo vacation sale price SI.6o piece.
Berkeley English Lengcoth Il yard pieces,
value $I.5o; sale price SI.S5 piece
Full yard wide bleached Hill Muslin, II yards
for $I.oo.
A pure white yard wide Muslin, IS yards, for
SI.oo.
Unbleached Muslin, good quality IS yards for
SI.oo.
"a yards wide, bleached sheetng Muslin, SOC
value, 25c yard.
215 yards wide bleached Sheeting Muslin, 35c
value, CSC yard.
4a-inch white Pillow Case Muslin, I5c value;
I215c yard.
45-inch white Pillow Case Muslin, I8c quality;
I5c yard.
42x36 made up Pillow Cases, value Ia1zc; sale
price IIc.
45x36 hemstitched Pillow Cases, linen finish
ed, ISc value; sale price I215c.
Large size white Sheets, vacation sale price
45c.
sIx9o extra quality Sheets, value 6sc; sale
price 6oc.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
LOST HONOR MEDAL
And LEFT PARENTS
Young Miss Decided TO See
the World Dressed As
a Boy

CONNELLsV1LLE, Pa, July l0.-When
Mary sheedy Of Greensburg lost the homer
medal prize for graduation in st. Josephs
Academy on June % she failed to return
home. In her eighteen years Of life she
had made many friends, who grieved
about her mysterious disappearance. Her
absence was first attributed 10 grief be-
cause she had lost the coveted prize. Az
ter two days inquiry her parents offered
a money reward and the police Of all
Pennsylvania cities were asked 20 look
for her Miss Sheody is back in her home
tonight. penitent and wiser about the
world.
She was discovered In Connellsvile
dressed IN boys clothing, carrying a cane
and otherwise bravely attempting to
prove herself a reliant young man. She
wore a pair of low-cut women's shoes
tight-httng cheap trousers black shirt
and coat and a cap. Her hair had been
cropped short by her own hands. Her
girlish features and the poor cut Of her
locks had caused a crowd Of boys to fol-
low her about the streets She showed
no embarrassment however, until tho Of.
ficer tapped her on the shoulder, and then
she begged not 60 be arrested.
She first insisted she was Nora Kilgore
Of ConnoIlsville. but soon broke down and
asked to be sent home. For a week she
had Travelled In country towns using up
her little pocket money, but detcrm'n ned
not TO return 10 Greensburg. She was
convinced that the loss OF an honor medal
is not a great crime after all and that her
friends will love her just as well as they
did before she failed in the stiff studies
OF algebra and astronomy.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
YOUNG Woman ples suddenIv.
specIai to The Evening Journal.

opeclaI 70 The EVenlng Journal
DOVER. July 10.-rhe sudden death OF
Miss Alice Fulton, sister OF Gel 9.
Fulton Of Dover and a daughter Of the
late J. Alexander Fulton is announced.
Miss Fulton. who had been employed as
secretary Of n large corporation in Phila-
delphia, was found dead in her b-d. the
result Of some sudden heart attack during
the night Mr.. Fulton and r. J. Ferguson
left Dover for Philadelphia to bring tn
to Dover.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Silk Organdies

Twenty-three pieces Silk Or
CANDIES in dainty colored grounds
and white, neat and large floral eff
fects; these are beautiful and
should be seen to be appreciated /;
sold at 371sc and 25c; vacation
sale price I8c.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Spread Bargains Unusual

Three numbers that will make
you remember this sale.
so Bed Spreads, sale price 6oc,
size ? by "a yards.
II large size white Bed Spreads
reduced from SI.5o to SI.Io.
Our regular $500 satin Marseil-
les bed spreads will be sold dur
ing this sale at So. so.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

Get all the hosiery you want at
this vacation sale; prices are very
much under value.
Mems 35c and CSC Sample
Hose, IOc.
Mems soc Sample Hose, SOC.
At 25c Ladies fine gauze Isle
hosiery, good black, value S5c.
Black, tan and white hosiery for
women, in plain and lace, 35c; 1
pairs for SI.oo.
Boys and girls extra fine
black Jersey Ribbed Stockings
sizes o to 10, sale price I21sc.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Pois-de-Soie

80 pieces checks and coin dots,
with blue, steel and white
grounds, beautiful sheer mater
ials, every pattern of the newest
and most up-to-date. Our entire
line of 25c material, vacation price
TSc
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
WILLIAM F. BRICK DEAD
At One Time He was an Importing
Grocer in This City.

William f. Brick, a retired grocer
and importer, who died from a stroke
Of apoplexy at Atlantic City was
buried yesterday afternoon from his
residence, 2O45 Walnut street. Philadel-
phia. He is survived by widow, who
was Anna Coles, daughter of Josiah
Coles; a son. DIR. j. Coles Brick, and a
daughter Mrs. j. Chalmers DaCosta,
whose husband is a professor Of surg
cry in the Jefferson Medical College.
Mr.. Brick was born at the old FAM
lily seat in Burlington county, New Jer-
sey, his parents being Joseph Inskip
Brick and Rebecca Clement. For
many years he conducted grocery
and importing business in this city.
and retired in 1883. one Of his ances-
tors Gregory Clement, was one of the
judges who condemned Charles 1. to
death
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

Twenty-Five patterns to select
from, broken plaids and checks
in all the leading 1906 shades, ev-
cry piece sold at 25c; vacation
price ISc a yard.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
s44.25 to Colorado.

Denver. Colorado Springs or Pueblo
and return via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
from Wilmington. Tickets on sale Jul II,
Il, and 13 good returning until August
"A. For stop overs and full Information
apply to nearest Ticket Agent.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

Andrew 7. Harris. the new governor
OF Ohio. goes TO office at a greater age
than that OF any man before him when
he took the oath of Office as governor
OF Ohio. The next Oldest man was Will
liam Allen the Democrat chosen in
1878. who was Sc at that time Mr. Hor-
ris viii be n next fall
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Hoxter's Ice Cram.

So great is the demand for Hoxters
handmade ice cream that it is being
served not only in cans and by the
quart, but. in Individual portions az
Hoxter's Brandywine Cafe. Delawara
Avenue and Jackson street. The at
tractive restaurant. with It's fine fur
nishings and bright lights is quite gay
IN the evenings with ice cream parties.
To be able TO be served with ice cream
in that locality is a great convenience
to residents on the west side.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

White and black figured Mad
ras, best material made for boys
waists and mems shirts, all our
.15c qualities so at vacation price,
I2Hc.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Experientia Docet

Stubbs-What knd OF shoes are those
you are wearing?
Cogger-Walking shoes.
Walking shoes for automobile rid
ng?"
Yes. / know my machine"
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

'Foreign Travellers and Domestic
Tourists carry our Special Accident
.Insurance-Also hest Health Contracts.
The General Accident Co. VIM. r..
Morris. Dist Mgr. Board Of Trade
Rooms. Equitable Bldg.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Ginghans

Seersuckers and Dress Cling
hams, all good patterns, checks
and stripes, worth I21zc, vacation
price, 715c a yard.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Poies Suisse

Blue, black, brown, reseda and
gray grounds, checks, polka dots
and neat floral effects; vacation
sale price, I1c yard.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Silk Effects

White, black, blue, cream and
lavender grounds, beautiful de-
signs in Polka Dots, ring and flo
raj effects, worth ISc, vacation
price, Oc.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
White Goods

The greatest saving event of 1906 has struck
our white goods section such economies have
never been offered in Wilmington before The
prices we quote are ridiculous when you ron-
slider the values that they represent Buy every
thing you need at this Vacation Sale
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
PercaIes

Our entire line of percale, 80
inches wide in large coin dots
rings and stripes; vacation sale
price, IIc yard
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
ChaIIis

Blue, pink and white grounds,
neat and Persian effects, vacation
price, 4c.a yard.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
3. RILEY
Midsummer Vacation Sale
Wednesday Morning at o'clock marks the opening Of Our
Ten-Day Midsummer Vacation Sale.

coming positively this
which attempted in Wilmington includes
close out all sonable stock reduction
This absolutely dependable;
quality the merchandise S the smallest detail
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

'Mark Carnical Tuesday. July nth
- Shellpot Park.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

The dowager Empress OF Russia Is
extremely fond OF the Danish black or
rye bread, such as is baked for the
soldiers.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

DR. Lorenzo Sears. who recently re-
tired from Brown University TO devote
his time to authorship. says ne prefers
operating the typewriter TO teaching,
as tae six books he has alreadyr- Ma
published were written by him person
ally on the machine and the seventh ss
about finished.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Silk Ginghams

price, &C.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-28
ROOT HoNoRED BY cHILEANs.
Guest at Punta Arenas; Future Pro.
gramme.

Santiago, Chile, Aug. 2s-The United
States cruiser Charleston, with Secre-
tary Of State Root on board. which left
Rahia$ Blanca, Argentina, Aug. 20.
reached Punta Arenas, the first port in
Chile, Aug. 20, where ii was met by
Chilean cruiser. Mr.. Root was entertain.
Cd by the local authorities, and the Am
crican consul gave dinner in bis honor.
He exchanged kilograms from Punta
Arenas with the Chilean minister Of
foreign affairs AMI the American minis
ter At Santiago, Mr.. Hicks. The Charles
ton Is due at I~ota, Chile, three hundred
miles south Of Valparaiso, Aug 20.
Mr.. Root will visit Lota. Talchuano
and Conception with the minister Of for
eign affairs and Mr.. Hicks. From Con-
eepcion he win come to Santiago byraiI.
The original intention was to meet the
American Secretary Of State at Lota
with the Chilean cruiser O'Hirgins. and
proceed to Valparaiso, but tie earth.
quake prevented the carrying out of this
plan. The Charleston will proceed from
Lota to Valparaiso. and on Sept. 3 Mr..
Root will reioin the American cruiser
and continue his voyage up the coast,
stopping in the nitrate region for one
day and thence proceeding for Callao,
Peru.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-28
TUNBRIDGE.

H. G. King, also Carl and lady have
Joined the family at their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs Homer A. Holt and How
ard Watts arrived at Liberty Hill Farm
Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Belairc and little daughter
of Barton are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
a large dog belonging to Osborne. the
printer, defied speedy automobile Fri
day and met sudden death.
Lee Hatch Of Chicago Ill.,, and Miss
Lila Armstrong Of Norwich visited
friends in town the first Of the week.
AZ the Sunday school picnic Thurs.
day the following officers Of township
association were chosen President, A. q.
Folsomi vice president, Mrs. Geo. d.
Farnham; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
A. J. Mills. superintendent Of home de.
psrtment, aifs, r. d. Monkey.
Road Commissioner Flanders and his
assistants have Just completed an tx
tensive job Of widening and grayeling
a portion OF highway near the Needles
Eye, and are constructing much
needed cement sluice az the junction Of
roads near the new school building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-28
MOVE TO CONTROL ALCOHOL
Standard Oil Said to Be Buying Distil.
leries.

Peoria, ILL.,. 2s- That the STANDARD
OIL Company has taken steps toward AZ.
curing ownership Of all the prineipai
distilling plants ID the United States II
announced here. II came as surprise
70 those who We're unaware that d con.
ference OF terms had been held in Chi
cago between representatives Of the dis
filling interests and the Standard. A
price has been set on every distillerv ii
Peoria and the Indications are that. the
deal viii be effected and TINT the plants
will pass into the hands of the Standard
within ten days. For months the deal
has been on but Ii was not tin last Fri.
day that the distillers placed price
on their plants. This was doue al the
conference held in Chicago, which was
attended by distillers from Peoria. Gin
einnati, Tere Haute, Louisville. and
other distilling points. II is said that the
prices asked We're considered too high BY
the Standard Oil men and that the lat
ter threatened ii suitable terms could
not be reached to build distilling houses
Of their own and drive the distillers out
OF business.
The chief reason Of this action on the
part of the STANDARD Is tile alcohol bill
recently passed BY Congress. Experts
employed by the Rockefeller interests
after experimenting reported that their
product could not Be manufactured
eheaply enough to make II serious com
petitor of gasoleue, but that il could be
used in the manufacture of mercerize,i
cotton and other fabrics and that ii
would be an extremely favorable product
to control
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-28
MAY LOSE IOWA.
Anti-cummins Movement Is Becoming
Acute-Republicans Join 1t.

Dcs Moines. la, Aug. IS. Instead OF
healing the wounds inflicted at the late
Republican state convention, time seems
70 be increasing the aggravation until
Republican leaders secretly admit that
the prospects for Republican success in
November are anything but bright.
IN half dozen counties anti. Cummins
en- BIS have been organized, and papers
have been circulated, and in some cases
q many a. 500 Republican voters have
plfdgcd themselves to vote against Cum.
Nuns az the November election.
The disatfection seems to be over the
tariff issue. Iowa farmers are proyerb.
tally conservative upon the tariff cues
ton ii is a part Of their most cherished
creed. When Gov Cummins appeared
before the state central committee 20
arrange the details Of the state cam
paign and declared that he entertained
the same opinion concerning The tariff
that he had held in the past he seems
to have given fresh impetus to the move.
ment against him.
Political observers declare that next
winter Cummins will be ain aspirant for
the seat in the United States Senate
now held by Dolliver, and that a striig
gle is beginning to gain control Of the
with the possibility that 4
Democrat may be elected instead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-28
Federal Grand Jury Returns
Against Standard Oil,
NO RAILROAD INDICTED.
S,42s Counts Against the Trust Return.
Cd BY the Federal Grand Jury at
chieago-Relate to Rebates
by the Railroads.

Chicago, Aug. Is The first Fedora
Grand jury returned yesterday after
noon ten indictments against the stand
ard Oil Company before Judge Bethel.
No railroad was indicted. The ten III.
dietments are composed Of GAGS counts
y all connections with rebates By rail,
roads.
lhe maximum penalties which may he
inflicted are fines Of $4,000 for each Of.
fence and the minimum Il $4,000. ~
matter if the evidence establishes tie
TACT that continuous violations Of Ire
law have occurred for years, ii ii not
likely that comparatively heavy lines
VIII be imposed il the indictments are
later sustained BY convictions.