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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
So. GonsreB.
6 /.

Wabi o n, 10. Mpril. De,
S:nat nabm beute stne gemeiniaml
&siolution an, tpel9e cine Wiliou
Dollars fur bic Notbletbenben bon Sar
6raneiseo bsrtpilIigt.
Mm Beoeutiamfen mar tpobI BIZ
&ebe Senators 2aGolette bon Minns'
fota tiber bie Sra&tratenbia. Die I'm.
gslegenbeit CAB GnlaB 3u sinsm i9ar'
fen ~3uiammsntrefen 3mif9en 8ia'
man unb 6opfins.
Si0man oerlas 3eitunasartifeI, bni
9optins 2eute, tueI9s bic gantgeIeb,
perlsbt batten, pOr Sefrafuns i9fbis,
Wathrlid tpurbs Soptins unsemhtbli&.
Die beiben Senatorsn fagten I'D
grinoli4 BITE Weinuna, aber ionft tan
Bel Der Sa4e ni9t bel beraus.
9aus.
Sas 6aus falob fd Der ssnnsiit'
fareu &eiOlution, cine WiIion Dol
lars fur bic Otbleioenbe In San6ran,
cisco su bertpiaissn, on. Die aemein
famen Bef4IaHe tpurben fpdter bon
Senate ansenomn,sr unb bonn prdR
benton inter3et9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
Dr. Tutoa
SIN Nsm YOrfer BreB.G Club.

Nstu Yorf, 10. Mpril. Doctor
9ubpis 5uloa befano f9 nsult1
Absnbs i'm 2rsifs feirsr sngeren Collie
gen; Der 9sutI9s prsb.@lub beranftal'
tete su gbren bss 9sfeierten Bhbnen'
SdrittRslers Elm ganfett In ben Club
r6umer.
gs batter, f9 stpa go psrioner ein'
ssfunssn. barunter ais Wsrtrster oes
Ssuti9sn @onfuIats 9err 2sgations'
roth gnsift.
Die Columbia l1nibsritdt mar
our9 profsfor Sallef psrtrstsn. Der
prdibent oes Oeuti9sn pre6clubs,
Ssrr Nrtbur Sdhler, fibrte ben 8ors
fb, als Soafmsiftsr fungirte Serr
5ermann N~lsranoer. Serr S9tler
bieli bic Bssriibunas Nnipra9e. in
tpsl9er sr nit berebten Worter auf bic
Uerat1lanung 81 Der tetlld1en Uers
fammluns binuies unb Defenders bic
geifigen gesiehungen 3uii4en benz
alien uno benz neusn gaterlanoe Bee
tonte. Gen 8Daf auf ben gbreneaf
bra9te 9srr Otto 9ubu9 aus, ueI4er
in ldnssrer. bon b~dufieem 8eifan UNI
terbra9ener &eos auf bic 8soeutung
9uopig GuIoa's ais Si1ter unb eeiiti=
gen &sprdisntanten Mas Yeutidlanbs
bintuies.
6err Gnlba beantuortete ben Sonit
In betannter 9eifrei9er uno lieb.nss
tpiirbissr Wsiie unb soIte babel ben
oeutf9 i. amsritanii9en S9riftfsqsrn
fir oas mas fe our gsrei9srung Der
beutf8en 2iteratur beisetragen babsn.
uneinsef9rdnttes Cob. Na9 Serrn
5ulba bielt 6err Nrtbur 26nig nod
cine b6dt intereRants unb ssifbuls
Wnipra9e.
Spuie.
@bicagO. 10. Mpril. Ileranoer
Donnie bat anaeftnbist, baB er in Den
nd9fen Sassn nod isiner Rsfbsns.
Habit 3iOn @itp abreiien uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20

9 abnsug # ii in einen
s Iu B. Der Giniturs elmer Gifens
~babnbriids in Ser NGbe BON Hatfona,
Wpo., bate Elm fur9tbares l1nslid our
Solee. Ils elm Mrbeitersug iiber Die
our9 9o9paher befddoiste Bride
oonnerte, bra9 oiefe plOBli4 unter Der
i9peren 3aft aufammen, unb nit
4usnabme Der locomotive ftiirSte Der
sanae 3us in BEN Stub binab. Se9s
perfonen tprroen auf Ser Stene getDo>
tet, tpGbren6 81 anbere mebr ober MIN
Der f9peres8 erleBunseu erlitten. Sie
@ettung Ser I'M @aRer INN ibr 2ebsn
fdmpfenoen pa6a9iere nabm mebrere
Stunoen in Mnfprud.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20

Gin u It ronom bat bic gnts
oeduns gemadt. oaB Der .Mann i'm
Monoe" cine drau 1T. ~@psen, 9aore,
Munb, Nuie, &inn un6 giife," iast
er, limb beutli4 gu erfennen."
Tin Oentmal aus Der 3eit
Der faitilianifden groberer in Serds
biloet Die San SoiesW iifion in San
4ntonio, ois fiesreid Dem 3abn Der
3eit gu trosen rsrftanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
grabif1of Rtorban.

@hiea9o, ST., 10. MpriI. -
grsbiiaof &iorban bon Sun 1raneiseo
tam beute BIER on; er TIT bur9 bic I'm.
glidsna&ri4ten iebr aufssrsst. Wis
sr iaat. fnb feline gemhbunsen. R&
NIT Der @sifli9tsit bon Sun 6ran.
cisco In gerbinouns gu iessn, bsrasb.
lid eetpefen. Ut uirb 10 raid pie
mogli4 mad San 6raneisec 3urid.
febren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
Seferrei&.u nsarn.
g torerab9 +.

@ten. 19. april. BeQamp Sto.
rer, Der feitberigs ameritanii9e BOT.
f4after, reifs heute NIT feinsr Satin
na9 Jrantrsi9 ab.
Sefretdr SEQ. .. &ibes, uel9er aIs
8ei9dftstrdger funairte, bat birefte
ge3iebungen nit benz ausudrtissn
Inite angetntpft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
SrH6ensG infmr3
30 Mrbeiter bsrlebt.

DuIutb, Minn.. 10. Mpril.-
Cretbig Arbeiter tpurbsn BET benz Gin.
fur3e elmer 6ol3briide n,ebr ODER tueui.
ger f4tuer berlett. Die WerIebten
tuurbea mad ben 6~oipitdleru am Drte
berbra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20

per SeIepbou setraut
trirbe felt Der Grfinouns bes Eele=
pbons pohl f9on man9es PGrden,
dber etn Reb. S. Sennings in 8enningz
ton, @t., beanfpruht oas 8er6ienf Der
ginfibruns bteier Neuerung fir fi4,
inoem er bic erfte Srouung per Selez
pbon fdon bor Is Sabren boGsogen
baben min.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20

Der g q m 10 o lIfultu +
Mrfanas 1T ir Der INNER
mebr an 8ooen s,uinnenoen Sorti=
iultir Elm erniter Nibale ertpa@ien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20


ftss, I'm ben Beuobnern bon Satlano,
8ertelep unb alameda bei3ufeben. @s
Fnb psriGisosns Sampfsr auf benz
@see oortbin.
SanSofe, @al., 10. Npril. Na9
bieigsn gsri9tsn tuurosn 10 Menideu
sstbbtet. aas sroBsn 9ebduoe fnb
Hart bsi9dbigt.
@btcaao, 19. april. Paha9iers
agent Slud bon Santa Ge.Gpfem
melost, bab ale bur1Sebsnoe iibsr VI.
buquerque unb WOiaape mad San
GranciscO gebeu.
OatIano, @al., 10. @pril. u.
.. 9eui6ner, Sireftor beg ObierbatO.
RUINS Der uHiperttdt BON @alifurnia
Bat ar fsinen Snfrumenten auei pe-
riObsn bes @robebens bloba9tet. Die
erfe 8ibration bauerie 40 Sefunben,
Die annette Is Setunoen. Die 8stpes
gung mar bon Sio. Sioot mad Norbs
tusf. @dat Der Ssftistsit Der geue.
suns tuar oersn freisf6rmiger gerlauf
bsmerfenspertb.
@bieaeo, 10. april. Die Weftern-
nntonsS 8 leerapbsGo. srbielt bon San
Jraneiseo folgsnoe Sepei9e:
.Sis san3s Stabt itoli9 bon Wartst
Strabe big our &c., aussenomnen bic
Rtn3s, TT absebraunt."
g an6raneiseo, 19. Npril. =
8sesniber Der pof brad beuts Nbsnb
Elm bsftiger Brand los. 9sgsn IL
ubr NOR oas sanse Wisrtsl cine Jsusr-
maHs. uuItidli9sr Wsiie feblte es
aud nod an Wafsr.
@afbington. 19. Mpril. Cine
Sepsi9s, bic bonn 2ommanbanten bss
paeiie.@ si9pabsrs sinlisf melbst, bab
bic @bicaso unb Warblebeab auf benz
Wegs nod San 5rnntiseo finb, no He
morsen autummen tperoen. Die gos
fton" unb yprincston" fnb 3u Song
8eaI.
BerteIp, @al., 10. Mpril. Wun-
bssbarer WsiIe erlttt bas groBe llnipsr'
Rt~dtsgebduos fsinert srnfli1en S9as
ben. Sagsasn baben bic @ebduoe oes
Ortes gsrielp i9wsrsn S9aben g.
ncmmen.
Burlington, 19. Ipril. SIN
arisgsoepartement lief folgenoe Dope
ide bon Sen. Junfon elm.
Guaenblidli6 - OILS l1br gormits
tags - ni9ts Neuss. Die Stabt ftebi
nod In Glammsn. 8sut. Bulls bon Der
2hfsnartinsris if tbotli9 psrtpunost.
Sonf feline nnfdae.
Santa 9 arbara, gal., 19.
april. Cine Gpecialbotfaaft meloet,
oab San Graneisco bur9 5wei Der.
iGiebene grbbsbsn in's l1ngltd geffrs'
wuroe. Die gep6Itsrung 1T nod 70 tn
Sdredsn asisbt. bas Fs R9 iibsrbaupi
teinsr tIarsn gsgrif ibsr bas unbsil
ma8eu fann.
OatIanb, @al., 10. @pril. -
uebsr so, 900 GIi9tlinge aus Sun
Jraneisco babsn bsute Mbenb BIER Auf.
nabme ~gefunben. Der Anbrans bon
Sremben mar elm riefgsr. unb ss III
f4wer, au fagen. uie bic 2eute fertiQ
tusrben follsn.
BetIetb bes beut9en
Qatfers.
@abington. 49, Npril. -
Der beuti4e goti3after, Srsiherr Sped
bon Sternbur9. itattets beute benz prd'
ibenten sinsn Bsiu9 nb unb fbsrmit.
telte ibm bas Beileib beg 6euti&en Rat
iers rnldbli4 Der 2atafropbs bon Sar
Grancisco.
obIengr6 fretf.
WiItesbarrs, 10. Mpril. prdf,
bent Wit8ea uirb NIT ben Difrifs
prdRoenten Ni&ols. Dettrp unb Sabi
am Sonnerfas stne Ronfersn3 6altsn
UNI bic antport Der @rubsnbeFbsr II
grtudgung 3u 3isbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
Sn 6lammen
Stebt nod iIanlrr bic berrli9e &Dnigin Der Stdbtt
au br Tacififife.
Gas 6 rbbeben in Sos
WrfqeIes.

al y
2psMngeIes. 10. Mpril. Die
pnnit in bieier Gtabt mar cine nuBers
gem6bnlits. Wan bate fiQi6ueigenb
angenommsr, baB nit Der Sa4e in
San 6raneisco bic feismiI3e St6rung
portibsr iet. Sn bisisr gruartung
tpuroe man sstduf9t. So 1T i6uer
f~sf3ufslen, ME melt Der Sa9f9aben
unS Der 8srluft an Menf9enleben sebt,
bod 1T bsrIelbe elm un9eD6bnlia
GROCER.
2os@ngeIes @al., 10. Npril.
Ha9 ipdtsrsn grmittlungsn 1T oas
grobeben in feiuen GoIaen ni9t 10
ialimm gswsisn, ME man 3uerf ar'
unhm.
Obeleia bic geb6lteruna bur9 bic
grbbebsnna9ri9teu borbereitet mar,
tpar bic panif bod fart.
San6rancisco,1 9. Gpril. =
Die Jlu9t Der Bewpbner aus Der
Stnot bauerte tpd6renb bes Saqss fort.
gu @agsn unb bauptid9li9 3u S9ifs
ffr6mtsn Die g~swohner nod f9srsn
pldbsn. @isIe f9lepptsn isre Sabis-
li9teitsn nit unb batten i9wsr gu
tragen.
Der Winb brebte F9 beuts Worasn
na9 @efisn, baourd betam bic Jeuers
balm cine anosre Ridtune.
SIN WiiFons.9 ifrift iibli9 bon
Martet StraBe bat f9 bas Geuer aus'
9ebrsitst.
Bon ben bielen 6Ol3gebduben brena
men oisls ME 3hnbb6l3sff9a9tsln.
Gin trauriess Bib bieten aud bic
Ruinsn bss ct. Nidolas Sotsls; es III
nur nod elm 5aufsn 8adfsins. Sn
BEN sar3er Sitritte blisb faum Elm
Saus ffsbsn.
SanTranetsco, 10. Gpril. -
gesentiber benz poftsn febte f9 beute
Nbsnb Der Branb In elmer tlsinen Nlsp
fort. @esen IL ubr lebts Rc9t mar
bic NOrOieits in be1en 5lammen. aber
fsin @nfsr porbanben. ,
anSranciseo, 19. Npril.
lin I'll ubr bsute Mbsnb tlsttsrtsn bic
Jlammsi ben ruifI9en Shssl binauf
unb batten fofort bic ruifi4e 9ir9e in
ibrsm gsFBs. ueber bic ar3abl Der
umgetommsnsn III nod ni9ts befannt.
auf bsm portsmoutb plabs uarsn
hsuts Worgsn 20 2sidsn aufssfunon
tporben.
g an Jraneisco, 19. Npril. -
6olsenoer 5ilferuf it an ben @oubsr=
rsur ssididt uorosn:
,S9idsn Sic aae Dorrdt6e upt
3elts. bic our 8erfisuns ffsbsn, mad
Dem @ol6sH @ats Bart. Wir brau9en
fsbr rOtbwsnbis Brob, gstten, 3elts
uno Na6rungsmittel.
RIaus SpredeIs ma1t fei-
men sroben gudel.
Gas Si9erbeitsfomite nit Wapo,
S4mis on Der Spise. BAT aud MIDI
Oersshsn fur bic ri9tigfe &s8tsfeg'
su forssn. Spe3isa tparen bic Jris.
bensrsitsr oarauf aufmerfiam gema9t.
f9 ftramm In ben @rsn3sn Der @sisb,
au balten.
2laus Sprdels CAB beuts Abent
$25, 900 fur bic Notblsibenben.
Iem Dort, 19. April. Si
@sfsru Union bat bon Der paeiie
2hfts cine Sspsf9e bon 5 ubr Ga1
miitass srbalten, bab bic gang Stab
San Jranciseo In 6lammen febt
9as @6ineienbiertel TT gang abge
brnnnt. Nm Sdllmmfsn tuiitbet be-
granb nun auf Bob 6iq. gs i4eint
oaB Die gau3s Stabt abbrennen ipirb
Dos Militdr if nun NIT Sprsng
bsrfu9sn bsi9dftigt. Wan mil bi
brsnnenben 6~dufergebierte uni&dblid
MAIDEN. 9unoerte bon poli3ifsrl
ptele Soloatsn uno 9unberte boz
Jreimiaigen uuroen In bic eefdbroe
ten Siffritte aef9idt UNI bic Bsuobne
3ur Glu9t 80 mabnen. Dos Wilitd
hattie ale maaeu In IefnIud denpm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
Sod etn9eitarst
% Yeriouen perltbt.

Duluth, Winn., 19. Mpril. Gin
6bsil bes Suds Der Maiabe & Nortbern
Oregon 60. fiirsts Elm.
es ptro bsri9tet. baB bon ben
Sodarbeitern Is nit in BITE Siefe ae.
rihsn unb ernitli@ bsrIsbt uurben.
Die gmbulansen aus Der aunasn
StaOt purben CUR nnaladsfdbts &c.
rufsn.
Sol. @illiam Waper.
Rem YOrt, 10. Npril. Cine
gefsrn aus Berlin sineetroHene Babel.
ospsi9e melOet bas MbIeben BON Col.
Wtuiam Maper, Der 3uiammsr nit
9srrn 6. 9. WolHram an Der 6eraus-
gabe oes ySerolb", Der ,@rob Nem
gort 3ettun9" unb Der .9tsm YOrtsr
Rsbus" betbeiligt mar.
Wtutam Waper uurbe am l.. San.
1884 In @ien ssborsn. SIN utter bon
l9 Sabren puroe er 2eutnant In Der
6ferreidii6en Marine unb unternabm
z Sabre ipdter sineI%eiie nod Imsrita,
tpel6e ben gntf6luB in ihm reifen lieB,
tt9 In Der relisrl Wslt niebsr3ulaRen.
Bei 9usbru& bes gtireerfrisses mar er
elmer Der eriten. bic CUR 8ertbeitigung
beg 2anoes berbeisilten. @r lieb fi1
IN benz II. Nstp Yorf.r Greiminisen-
Regimente antpsrben, apancirte raid
unb mar in 2 Snbren Cberf.
Ut mar bant aei9dftli9 tbdtig, Biz
er i'm Sabre 1875 benz Stem Yorfer
Semotrdt" taufte unb unter benz Na.
men .algemeine 3situns" fortiebts,
Sm Sabre 1880 bereiniete sr f& nit
6errn WOlfram, Der bamals on Der
Spibe BEG y9euj Oorfsr Sournal"
tauo, uno BITE beioen Bldtter spuroen
unter benz Namen vgietp Dorfsr 3ei-
tun9" gu sinem bsriamoI3en. Die
SOnnta9sausgaoe mar biesfrtber i9On
bon Germ @Olfram berausssssbsns
YHew gorter Rsbus".
GranfIiu.6eter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
.Sobraeit Der 4iioe..

...0abraeit Der 8ase...
abfabrt anfun
EOIsbo, SpteasO Sub yi1isan sJprst.-t 7.lb tio.ss
loIebo. Sstroit unb Chicago aim. .....'ls.so 81
Ri6sQox gttp, Wtuneie u. eafapstteeSi-f 7.so ross
tdaItA Gouufaa3. ausaeuomueu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
3. o. SponieI,
SGferef

SGferef
1880
Glib Sat
Sn.
Worhfanb SO
uuo
Columbia
9rocerp Go.
Yeues 9eIe=
pbou 1851
Srobirt
meiueu
Bumperuidd
10c per Sab.
Ser iu6ei1 Sic
INFER
broo, e. 1T
hbsrtreff.d.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
GrantIin- r.

pbtIabeIpbta, 19. NpriI. Die
unibsrRtdt bon psnniplbania nabm
beute an Der 2OO'idbrigen @eburts.
tagsfeier Benjamin Gruntlin's Sbeil.
5amptOn 6. @arfon, @eneralantpalt
bon p%enniplbanta fibrts ben @orRb.
@s Durben sabIrei9e @brenbottorsn sr.
nanlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
mo TRIX"

-9orautirt cine Sol3pumpe aus eifen eeuo6t."
geporotlreu an Eumpen perosH prompt uno btaig
ousgetabrt. Neparotureu on SduierH pie Ginle9eu
Hsner Rtnneu ooer Anbriugen ueuer AbflubrDbren
ous Sinn oeer goIoanifrtem giieu perher 8u iebtr
SeIt 9ema9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-20
D wie.

@btcago, 10. Gpril. Meranoer
Donnie bat angefhnoigt, baB er in ben
nd8fsn Sassr mad isiner Rsfosns'
Habit 3ion gitp abreifsr, tpirb.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
MAGGIE'S TONGUE
WAGGED TOO FAST

Maggie Hutchinson was committed
to the workhouse by Judge Cochran
to-day for 20 days. Maggie has the
record for being female terror as her
temper cannot be curbed. She has
been in a number of places here and
In every instance the police had to re-
move her. Some weeks ago she was
sent to the Workhouse and after get
ting out she obtained employment at
The residence of Ervan Harris, at Rock
and. Chief Black was notified by Mr..
Harris on Saturday that the woman
was demented. She was brought to the
police station and for two days Gre
ated general disorder. In the Munich
pal Court this morning when charged
With disorderly conduct she became
very disorderly. A fine of $40. for con-
tempt and one Of $40 for disorderly
conduct did not stop her tongue. She
continued to talk back to the court and
another SO fine was the result. She
will spend Thanksgiving day, Christ
mas day and Easter Sunday behind
the bars
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
First Glimpse of the Fall Silks

Complete representations of the correct
kinds for Fall and Winter are here.
Silks are to be more popular than ever
for every occasion-and we are prepared
to meet the increased demand with a
splendid gathering of the very cream Of
foreign and domestic weaves.
Here are choice fancy plaids, which are
the very latest and primest favorites.
Also complete assortments of Black and
Colored Silks-and all priced to convince
YOU that this is the place to buy them.
Io-inch Black Silk, suitable for dresses
or separate waists and skirts. Is strong,
beautiful and lustrous. Worth 75c per
yard. Our price 49, 60. 80. .....5 soc
Black Peau-de-Soie, p inches wide; is a
splendid wearing quality and is suitable
for coats and suits; is double faced.
The regular price is SIPS; now $500
Black Peau-de-Soie Silks; excellent quail
ity; Fl inches wide So. Sc. -. ..S1.25
Black Messaline, it is soft, fine weave
and very lustrous p inches wide, $I.oo
Beautiful Plaid Silks for waists, most all
colors, 10 inches wide .75c and $I.oo
Taffeta Silk. in both dark and light shades
as we'll as black of heavy quality, with
N a fine weave and bright finish; 10 inches
N wide 49,. 80. &C.. 49,. 49,. ...... so. so
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01

ALLENTOWN. Oct. 1.-The Linden
Street Methodist Episcopal congrega-
ton gave reception to the pastor
and his wife. the Rev. William Ponick
and Mrs. Ponick. in honor Of their sill
yer wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Ponick re-
ceived an array of silver presents.
They were married in 1881, at Coven-
tryville, Chester county.
Mr. Ponick was born I'm England, the
family coming to Wilmington. Del
when he was 10 years old. Mrs. Ponick
who was Miss Christman. was born
in the house that was Washington
headquarters at Valley Forge. Mr.
Ponick says his winning a Daughter
of the Revolution was the greatest
victory of England in America he
knows Of
Yesterday Mr.. Ponick observed the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of his enter
ing the Methodist ministry.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
LAST
EDITION
800 p. m.
new GARBAGE
CARTS IN SERVICE
Garbage Collection and Dis
pOsaI Law Goes Into
Effect To-day

Line up in front of the Street and
Sewer Department building this morn
ing was a string Of new garbage carts.
They have black body trucks, metallic
bodies and sanitary lids. The wheels
are red striped in black and the carts
bear conspicuously in large letters on
the side "City Garbage Cart" and the
collection district.
The different collectors reported to
the secretay of the Board of Health
this morning and viii proceed under
the new law.
Collectors left the names of their
employees and their numbers with the
secretary and the Health Board Is now
in charge OF collections.
Three collections per week win be
made by the collectors up until Octo-
Der 18th, after which time there will
be two collections in each district
weekly
The Board Of Health will now have
the power to fine contractors so cents
for each complaint which they refuse
to care for after having six hours
notice of it.
The Wilmington Sanitary Company
to-day begins its nine year contract OF
caring for the garbage of the city al
thenew crematory building. Part of II
win be disposed Of by incineration anc
part by rendering. The plant will b'
completely finished for rendering by
October Goth, and the old method Of
incineration will be done away with.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
The Kind of Gloves That Are
Hard to Get

Not everywhere-in fact in a very few
stores anywhere-can you find Gloves
like these.
Gloves in black and white-best styles
and qualities-Gloves of truly high de-
gree-and they look it.
Not an easy thing to buy good Gloves
because there are too many of the other
kinds. But we have more faith in these
Gloves than we have in our friends. We
know they WEAR and LAST.
Several pairs will not be too many after
you see them, and the prices couldn't be
lower.
S-button Mosquetaire Gloves. 49,. .S1.oo
I2-button Mosquetaire Gloves, in Glaze
and Suede -. -. 80. SAYS.
I6-button Mosquetaire Gloves, in Glace
and Suede &C.. 80 80. .$3.25
2o-button Mosquetaire Gloves, in Suede
only ....... &C.. -. s..I....l. .93.75
Fownes' Mosquetaire Gloves, in Glaze, g.
button length, in black and white, $2-oo
Fownes' Mosquetaire Gloves, in Glaze,
I2-button length, in white only SAYS
Fownes' Mosquetaire Gloves, in Glaze,
I6-button length, in white only .S3.25
Womens Cape Gauntlets, in tan only
SI.zS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
W. C. 7. U. HOLD
ALL-DAY SERVICES
Opera House Audience Hears
OF G. Owlh of Temperance
Movement

A fitting close to the successful con-
vention held by the state w. c. 7. u.
was the services yesterday in Union
NJ. Z. Church in the morning, the Sun
day school rally at Union in the af-
lernoon, the mass meeting at the OPP
IRA House in the afternoon and at Scott
NJ. z. Church in the evening.
At the morning service Madame Bar
akat was greeted by large audience.
Mrs. Emma Caulk, State w. c. T. u.
president. presided. The theme of the
address was For God So Loved the
World" She declared that people were
putting stumbling blocks in the way OF
their brethren coming to Christ. Rum
Is one of those stumbling blocks.
Many of the w. c. T. u speakers
took part in the Sunday school rally
In the early afternoon and Union Sun
day school room was well filled at that
service
The largest gathering Of the conven-
ton was that in the Opera House at
$50 when Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis, SUI
perintendent Of legislation at Wash
ngton, delivered an address on the
progress Of the world toward temper
ance.
she ItNltWtu Ailt procedures Of NAN
rapital in temperance legislation
praised the work done in the Prohibi-
ton states, discussed the Filipinos
progress and appealed to the audience
to do all they can to secure the I'M
seating of United States Senator
smoot.
Mrs. Ellis is an impressive speaker
and swayed her audience throughout
her address. She was applauded to the
echo upon concluding.
In the evening Madame Barakat ad-
dressed a large audience at Scott NJ
2. Church. "The Responsibility o.
Man From the Christians Stand.
point was her subject and she handled
1t in her usual fervent manner.
This was considered one OF the mos
successful conventions ever held and
the delegates wereu unanimous in thei
expressions Of gratitude for the splen
did entertainment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
YOUNG BRIDE DEAD
Mrs. Edith Pusey Gardner Dies of APP
pendieitis at Scranton.

Mrs. Edith Pusey Gardner. formerly
OF Philadelphia, bride Of six months,
and wife OF Edgar P. Gardner. OF
Scranton, Pa, died suddenly yesterday,
following an operation for appendicitis
They were married at Tulpehocken
on March 10, and have since resided
in Scranton. She is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Allan Conyngham. OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs. T. w. mellow
ell, of Elkview, Pa.
Mrs. Gardner was the daughter OF
Edward Pussy Of this city. The fu-
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon in Wilkesbarre.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
Mems Furnishings
Good Goods
81 90 to $500

We have made the Fall selections
with care. We bought Shirts, Col
lars, Gloves and Hosiery of a class
and character that appeal to the men
who want neat, tasteful, we'll made
fxings at fair prices. There is no
room here for much of the trash that
masquerades as Mems Furnishings in
some stores.
Our following wants good goods
it gets good goods Have you caught
a glimpse? Drop in.
Mems new Fall Neckwear in stripes,
figured designs, soft toned effects and
stylish Scotch plaids. Make stylish,
graceful squares Price soc.
Paris Dress Shirts, made of excel
lent material and guaranteed to be cor
rect in fit The bosoms are plated in
three different size plaits, 8, II and 10.
Price SIoo.
Mems New Fall Vests in white
pique, white figured madras and white
plaids; as well as grey ones in figures
and plaids; all single-breasted. Prices
are $3.50, $500, 5000 and $3.50.
Fall suspenders, in white and col
ors. They are made of the best web
bling and are neatly finished with kid
ends and brass and nickel buckles.
Price 25c and soc.
The Triangle Brand All-Linen Col
lars are sold by us exclusively, and
are the only all linen collar sold at 13c or 2
for 25c.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-01
Dress Goods

Invisible Plaid Panamas in blue, green
and brown mixtures; so inches wide,
SI.5o
Grey Panama, prettily marked with
dark garnet and green check, 40
inches wide 49,. 80. &C.. 49,. .SI.oo
Poplins are here in all colors as we'll
as black and white; their soft, light
weight qualities are more popular
than ever, AZ inches wide $50. .SI.oo
Herringbone cloth, woven with a
shadow dot, so inches wide. .SI.25
Grey plaid with pronounced plaid OF
dark material, is very popular; 81
inches wide 60. -. -. &c. $3.50
Ombre plaids in grey, green and blue;
AS inches wide -. 80. .....75c