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The daily tribune., 1906-07-12
STEAMER GLENDALE
WRECKED BY Waves
Tidal Wave Caused by Sub
marine Earthquake--En-
CULTS the Steamer.
DECK A COMPLETE WRECK
Smash.up Occurred 400 Miles out
From Sandy Hook-Smoke-
stack Gone, Life Boats
Smashed, etc.

New York. July 12-Struck by .
tidal wave supposed to have been pro.
duoed by submarine earthquake.
the British steamer. Sir Richard
Glendale. was almost engulfsd Sun
day afternoon 400 miles ont from
Sandy Hook. The ship reached the
upper dock today without = smoke
stack. is having been wrenohtd by
the high waves. The life boats
were smashed and the ventilstsrs were
caved In. The deck wAs . complete
wreck.
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Look.

Are you going East this summerr
II 10 the Denver snd Rio 0rands will
sell you round trip tickets ~ one faro
for the round trip plus %. 90 10 points
In Kansas. Nebraska. South Dakota
and Eastern North Dakota to 81. Paul.
Duluth. Milwaukee. ChicsRo. Peoria.
81. Louis and Memphis. Tenn. and
intermediate points. These tickets
being on sals June Les and I'd. June
9th to 10th inclusive. July Let 70
i0th. inclusive. All tickets have .
anAl limit until Oct. 8iss. We will
sell via any routs you Wish 70 10
and have hve trains daily. For
further information call on ths IN
dersignod. Our phone 10 Flossuos
No. I.
FREENAN SUMMER
SIT Asss1
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stantly.
PROSPERITY RESPON SIBLE
FOR PEOPLES INSANITY

Baltimore. Nd. July l2-Pros.
perity is declared to be largely re-.
sponsible for the marked increase in
Insanity, according to DR.. CLARK G..
Hill of Harper's retreat. II believe
thorough research las traced = great
deal of the present insanity to pros.
perity." he says. 'Peopls are living
too high"
The daily tribune., 1906-07-12
CAPTAIN DREYFUS
is INDICATED

Paris. July 12-Alfred Dreyfus was
today freed from all charges against
him and his good name has been re-.
stored. The supreme court handed
down decision annulling ali actions
pending for new trial. This Ia .
complete vindication and Drey fus
will be restored to his former rank in
the army as though he had never been
accused,
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T. &C. c. Rxeurstsa.

The =. and o. O will fun exeassioa
70 Cripple Greek next Sunday q q. 10
for the round trip. The tSain leaves
Flofsaoe ~ 9 .. H.. rstuSniss - this
city at ! 20 p. =. Jest q this ssason
Of the year the sosnsrv alsss We .roaA
u beautiful. Jeia Ne trip ~ sa3ey
days eatias. Ss-s5
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RUSSIAN CABINET
TENDERS RESIGNATION

st Petersburg. July i2-FiDAnce
Minister Kokoysof Is given credit
for the statement that the resignation
Of the entire cabinet Is In the hands
Of the emperor. Their resienAtious
have not yet been accepted and the
czAr will try to form cabinet of the
more solid conservative and liberal
element Of the upper and lower
houses Of parliament.
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Newspaper Man Dies.

San Jose. Gal July 10 william
Masters droppd dead Of heart disease
last night He was one of the best
newspaper rnen ON the Western coast
and WAS Sunday editor Of the San
Jose Herald.
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Excellent Rendition.

Mise Harper gave = hne performance
OF East Lynne last night ut Houston 3
opera house. Miss Harper is certainly
An emotional actress Of high rank and
her splendid Interpretation Of Lady
Isabel held tho audience In wrspt at
tention ut all times. She was we'll
supported by Joseph Desi lex "A
Carlyle aud the balauce Of her excel
lent company. Tonight they will
play "Sho Couldn't Marry Two
when ladies' complimentary viii be
extended.
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WILL ENTKRTAIN-To the mem.
bers Of FIotspoo Oirols No. 50. you
are requested TO be present st lodge
tomorrow night for installation. The
Circle will entertain the camp u, W.
Of ". and GAts City Cirole. Lodge
opens promptly at Z 80.
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Murderer Suicides.

Elroy. Wis. July l2-M NJ. Biggs.
who was arrested yesterday upon =
charge Of numbering Mile Ellison.
the Ellsworth milliner. In . boarding
house. shot himself today. dying in.
stantly.
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8. A. MEETING-The Canon City
corps will be down and hold . Saliva.
tion Army meeting ut the corner Of
Plies Peak avenue and Main tonight
N. y. Ball.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-12

X. X. K.-Mrs. T. W. Roberts
yesterday afternoon entertained the
Kcsy Korner Klub. The time was
spent very plsAsantly by the ladies.
Mrs. Roberts servsd refreshments.
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Ladies Free Tonight.

''she Oouldn't Marry Two"a bril-.
liant comedy will be produced by
Georgia Harper aud company la,
Houston's opera house tonight 1t
contains allAush Eins every. Cline.
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Bankrupt Sale Still On.

Unheard Of prices At this sale Of
the Gibbs Jeweiry company's stock.
O. d. BRADLEY.
1915 Trustse.
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% THE MERCHANTS Who ADVERTISE ALL OF
The TIME THAT THEY WILL SELL YOU GOODS
NOT. HOW coULD THEY AND KEEP 1T UP3 IT'S
NOT ARITHMETIC. BUT YOU CAN UNDER STAND,
GAN G. n ~ Yoo NOT; How THAT At THIS SEASON or
OVER THAT A LEGITIMATE STORE MAY WISH TO
CLOSE OUT MANY LINES THEY HAVE BOUGHT Too
MANY OF. MANY MER RCHANTS BUY JOB LOT S
AND POORLY MADE GOODS TO SPRING ON THE
PEOPLE At THIS TIME OF THE YEAR BUT Look
Ru1 Ter 20 THESE FAKE k SAtES We vovLD
OUR PATRONS POOR STUFF. We ARE HERE TO
STAY. SO EVEN AT PRICES We CONFESS ARE
REDUCED AND LET US OUT ABOUT EVENW E HAVE E
LEFT LOTS OF "CLoTHES OF QUALITY AT
THESE PRICES 33 l-3 PER CENT OFF ON MEN S
BOYS, AND cHILDRENS STRAW HATS, LADIES'
5HlRT WAISTS AND MANY OTHER LINES OF
SUMNER GOODS.
RESPECTFULLY
The Boston Dry Goods and Clothing Co.
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Uuoumber Cream makes the fAcI
like vslv9t-PAlacs Pharmacy. ~,
The daily tribune., 1906-07-12

The Weighing Way At the Presby.
terian ohuroh tonight. Every body
como.
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Tribuns want ads. bring rssulta
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"Bess ios orssn soda"-Yslssn.
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Evening journal., 1906-10-13
LAST
EDITION
800 p. m.
UNCONSCIOUS;
GAS TURNED ON
Mr.. and Mir. Raymond Han
son in Crit cal Condition at
Delaware Hospital

Lying on cots at the Delaware Hos
rital. unconscious from the effects of
mhaling Illuminating gas, are Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Hanson, who board with
Mrs, Willie Ewing. No. 9Ol avndever
avenue.
Hanson is employed at the Todd's Cut
roundhouse. and he and his wife have
been boarding with Mrs Ewing about
month. This morning Mrs. Ewing
noticed a strong smell of gas permeat-
ing her house, and also that the Han
sons did not come down to breakfast
as usual
An investigation was begun with the
result that the gas was traced TO The
room occupied by the Hansons. one
OF the boarders, Thomas Datchell, upon
looking through the transoin Of the door
leading into the room discovered the
Hansons lying upon the bed in an un-
conscious condition. The door was at
once broken open and the gas jet, which
was turned on at full head was shut
off. DR.. Dodd was summoned hastily
summoned and worked with the couple
for some time. The Phoenix ambulance
was finally summoned and the uncon-
scious people taken TO the hospital No
theory is advanced as to how the gas
became turned on.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
1860 PASTORS CALLS
A Sturdy Minister.

A n. II. minister thought he would
have TO leave the ministry, but one day
growing misery from undigested food.
He was induced TO try Grape Nuts
and is now well and hearty and says:
For four years ! suffered severe
agony at times, as a result of inn
proper food. 1 could not do much work
and was in misery much Of the time.
4 had made up my mind that would
have TO lcavet he ministry. but one day
a friend advised me TO try Grape Nuts
and I am thankful that ] did. for to-
day I am well and can give God better
service than ever before.
Last year was the hardest Of my
ministry. but by the daily use OF Grape
Nuts ! stood up under the strain with
comfort. ] attended 81 funerals. was
in the pulpit every Sabbath except
three, made 1860 pastoral calls. and the
best part of it Is I do not have any
more "Blue Mondays"
There is hardly a day passes that I
do not recommend Grape Nuts to some
person who is suffering as I suffered
for 9 or 10 years and who might be
we'll"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek, Mich. Get the little book from
pkgs., "The Road to Wellville."
There's a reason"
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
CURE ChTARRH NOW
Do Not Wait Until Winter or Disease
Win Become Chronic.

Many people i'm Wilmington are bgg.n-
ming TO cough and hack with the fan
symptoms Of disagreeable and offensive
catarrh. The tongue is coated in the
morning. and they do not sleep well ali
right on account Of disagroeable tickling
and dropping at the back OF the throat
as q result of catarrh. Before the disea G
becomes chrnoic they should use IHy-
ONE. and get complete freedom from
their catarrhal troubles.
il you neglect to treat catarrh when IL
nrst comes on. the chances are that il
viii become so firmly rooted and de 2
seated that 1t win b-ther you all winter
and may become chronic and almost in.
durable.
The first days use Of Hyomei will show
decided improvement in health. and IN
short time there will be no further
trouble, and you will be free from ca
tdrrh. and coughs and colds VIII not
fother you during the winter.
Remember that Hyomel Is sold under
AN absolute guarantee that It costs moth
ing unless Il cures. u James Bet ras
sold a great many Hyomei outfits. every
one with his personal guaran.ee that Il
costs nothing unless Il cures. and he ha'
seen so many remarkable evidences OF tis
curative powers OF Hyomei that he 3
very glad TO continue giving this guar.
antec with every package.
A complete Hyomel outrt costs but 81
EXTRA bottles. IA need 81 cents
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
HONOR LuPILS

Following is the roll OF honor OF the
Delaware city public school for the
month ending October g:
Tenth Grade-Bcrtha Cats, Horace
laton James Carpenter. Alex. Holli-
lay.
Nlnth Grade-Mary Money. Mary
Mcconnell. Leslie Beck. Smith Gooden,
irrnk Holiday, George Pennington,
Edward NceH
Eighth Grade-Mae Hendr,ckson
emma Swan, Grace Robertson, Mabe
Hope John Cook, Edva Creed Cecilia
corbi'.
Seventh Grade-Greta Holiday. En-.
nh Muliigan.
sixth Grade Eleanor Hance. Ethe
Boyer. jay Householder Katharin,
took, Ethel Hogan
fifth Gsado-M Marguerite Hogan
'aulinc Tusend. Charles Burton. Ce
e'a Holiday Ruth Clark. Gortrud
clark.
Iourth Gradc-Edna Coale. Edna ri
iy Eunice Hayes. Willie Morrow.
Third Grade-Harry Irons. Courtlan
saxton. Milton swan, Dagma Thomp
son, Emily fsordham. Alice Boye
lanes shaefer, Catharine schunde
lfirlam Householder, Helen Bender.
Second Grado-Eugenia Thompson
Frank Need Alma Grimes, Albei
Hemphill, Allen Beck. Gladys Hail.
First Gra6c-Ffancis Rhein.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
new LIGHTING
COMPANY BEGINS

Ihls morning the power house Of the
wilmington Light, Heat and Power Com
Iany began formally 20 hll the contracts
which that company has taken.
Lcr The past two weeks work has been
rusAed on the plant at the power house
~ es have been Burning under the boilers
ard the engines, dynamos and turbines
OF lhe power house have all been tested.
Superintendent Baker said in reference
70 tho furnish ng Of power that the plant
had been able and was furnishing power
10 many Of the patrons but to-day was
the formal opening Of the companys op-
eiations in the city. The full plant from
now on will be running.
Officers Of the company to-day made
an Official inspection of the plant and
President Kurtz announced that in equip
mem and capacity the Wilmington Light,
Power and Telephone Company could
meet any competitors.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
ROBBER DETECTED
BY NEIGHBORS

shortly before 70 o'clock last night
a burglar attempted to force an en-
trance into the home Of Thomas Nc
Donough, No 1914 Banning street, but
was scared off before he succeeded In
his purposes; ncighbors on both sides
Of the McDonough's detected the thief
first trying to open the second story
front window from the porch roof ana
then going TO the rear of the building
and attempting to get in the second
story window from the kitchen roof
The screams of the women al No.
1916 Banning street frightened the thief
of. Mr.. McDonough searched the
premises but found no trace Of the in
trudors.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
GRACE CHURCH
DR.. King VIII Remain as Pastor But
Two More Sabbaths.

DR.. King viii Remain as Pastor But
Two More Sabbaths.
The pastorate of the Rev w. w.
King. d. D., Of Grace NJ. E. Church, has
been so successful that there is general
regret among his people and congrega-
ton at his leaving. AS but two Sun
days remain before he takes his depart
ure for the West which will be next
Tuesday a week. it is expected that
the usual large congregation will be
increased by reason Of many who enjoy
the doctors preaching, beng prestn
TO hear his last sermons. Those who
attend Grace tomorrow viii have q
rare treat in his two sermons: "Praye
i'm the morning, and in the evening
Seeing God"
The music tomorrow will be as fol-
lows:
Morning-Anthem, Great Redeemer
Friend Of Sinners. by Gluck, Shelley;
solo.st, Miss Fleming; anthem I Wait
ed for the Lord, from Mendelssohn's
Hymn Of Praise; soloists, Misses Ed
mond and Dinsmore; anthem. The
Glory of God in Nature. Beethoven.
Evening-Anthem, Softly Now the
Light of Day. Schilling; soloists, Miss
Fleming and Mr.. Strickland; anthem
No Shadows Yonder, from Gauls Holy
city: solo,st, MI. Baxter.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
COMPANY Is PROSPEROUS
Consumers Has Remodeled It's Plant,
and is Now Well Equipped.


One OF the most prosperous and up-to-
date business concerns in Wilmington
to-day is that of the Consumers Ice and
ccal Company whose plant is ioca.ed IN
South Wilmington just beyond the Third
street bridge.
This firm has just closed most sue
ccssful ice season during which Il suppl d
thousands of customers In the cl wi h
that winter product. The firm recently has
been making extensive improvements
about its premises included in which Is
the installation of trestle for the un-
loading OF coal cars. Beneath this trostlt
,here are twenty-one bins which have a
capacity IN total OF 1900 tons. To this
lead tracks OF the p and r. Railroad
Comrany and cars are easily backed IN
ond unloaded.
The ice season having c'osod the COM
pany has now IN It's stables twenty-nine
wagons which are used in the delivery of
ice. In addition 20 this there are ten
cool wagons which are in constant use
at present Sixty head of horses are us d
BY the firm In It's business. the feeding
OF them costing about $1,000 per month.
The Consumers Ice Company also has a
complete blacksmith horse shoelng and
wagon building plant In this all neces-
sary repairs TO wagons are made. horses
shod or roughed as required. Wagons are
also built when the occasion requires.
The officers Of the eomrany are MilleT
stradley, president; spotswood Garland
treasurer: W. Je Lemon, secretary;
Charles D. strbdley. superintendent.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
The Garriok.

The Garrick presents the following at
fractions for next week; Patrico, one Of
the prettiest stars in vaudeville; Snydey
and Buckley, The savados Japs. Whitley
and Bell. Coogan and Bacon and Dan
shermans famous Jay Circus. The latter
presents twenty people in a regular old
tinie circus performance introducing the
funny bucking mule Maud. whose owner.
by the way. had TO pay $50 for trying TO
coax her up the inclined plane IN the rear
of the Garrick last week for the usual
rehearsal performance. Someone claimed
that he used force" and the arrest and
hnc was the result Thus Maud" has
achieved enough notoriety during her
short visit 10 Wilmngton to make her
an object Of special interest and atten-
ton @cxt week
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
corex b Wed MIss Gilman.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., oct ls.-wn-
Fam Ellis Corey. president OF the United
stoies Steel Corporation, and Miss Ma
belle Gilman. az ormer actress and singer
Will be married noxt month IN Paris, ac-
cosdmg TO authoritative Information re-
ceived IN this city from friends OF both.
Mr.. Corey has recently leased a luxuri-
GUS establishment In the French capital
which is to be the scene OF the wedding
festivities
Members OF Mr.. Corey's family and his
business associates are divided tn their
allegiance 70 his former wife and his pros
pective bride but the ceremony win be
attended by his sister and brother-in.
law. and some Of his closest friends anC
their wives
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
OLD BILL REACHES
Ills MAJORITY
Alter Twenty Years Of Ser.
vice Fai. uI Fire Horse
is Retired

Falshfal "Old Bili' the large black
horse Of the Friendship Fire Engine
company, win be retired IN a few days.
lie has been familiar figure among
tho frc engine horses II the city ana
q favorite with the men.
After twenty-one yeats OF service old
Bin takes his place as has-been, and
lbs pension viii BE that he win never
reed to 90 ano her stroke OF work.
lie has been first IN the harness when
the alarm struck, sure-footed and a
strong puilor, and has mover failed TO
dc his work HIS record shows more
thon a thousand runs, and it is with
considerable regrct that faithful Ola
Eli win be retired.
The company has purchased a sue
ceseor to old Bll. a fine new animal
fron the farm Of J. W. Webster. Of
oxford, Pa.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
BRIDE And GROOM
IN SUICIDE PACT

SMITHVILLE, Mo, oct 1S.-Fearing
that consumption, from which the hus-
band was a sufferer. would soon separ-
ate them Mr. and Mrs. Jesse =. Webb
married less than two weeks. agreed to
die together here. The young bride is
dead and the husband dying.
The young couple started for Hot
Springs, Ark, Sunday When they
reached this town Webb was over
come by a hemorrhage and they went
TO a hotel.
The bride insisted she would rather
face death than separation and tallze-
the matter over all night. Yesterday
morning Webb confessed that ne wa,
too nervous to use the weapon, and th,
wife pressed the revolver against hei
husbands side and fred. Believing
that she had killed him she shot her
self three times near the heart
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
Funerals of To- day.

The funeral of Hannah GaIlaghe
was held at 9 O'Clock this mornins
from the residence Of her sister. Mis-
Catharine McBrierty No. $40 Walnu
street Interment was made in ca
thedral Cemetery.
From the residence OF her nephew
Scott Porter. No. 10 East Twelfth
street, the funeral Of Mrs. Sarah still
hcrn, who died at the age Of IS years.
took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Interment was made in Wilmington anC
Brandywine Cemetery.
The funeral of Andrew Golden was
held from the residence Of his brother
Daniel Golden. No. 1911 West Fourth
street, at Q o'clock this morning. Intes
ment was made in Cathedral Gene
terry.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
Deaths
-

Nelson Craig.
Andrew Golden.
Hannah Gallagher.
Sarah Stillhorn.
Albert B. Swisher.
Albert B. Swisher
Elizabeth Mclaughlin
George Fl. Pearce.
Philip OBrien.
Simon Kuteher.
CRAIG-In this city. on October 10,
1906, Nelson Craig, aged 70 years.
Relatives, friends and members CT
dupont Post. G. A. r., No, ?, are in
vlted to attend the funeral services at
his late residence. No. 100 Race street.
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment at Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
KUTCHER-In this city. on October
13 1906. Simon Kutcher aged IS
years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices, at his late residence, No. z Cole
man street. on Tuesday, October 16. at
2 O'Clock Interment Lombardy Gene
terry.
SILLHORN-In this city, on October
10, 1906 Sarah, widow of the late
Henry Stillhorn, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence of her nephew, Scott Porter
No. 40 East Twelfth street, on satur-
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment
al Wilmington and Brandywine ceme-
terry.
WISHER-Suddenly at Chester. Pa,
ono ctober TO- 1905, Albert B. swisher.
aged 2l years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services
at the residence Of his brother-in-law
Harry Sparks, No All West Thirty
second street. on sunday afternoon
October 18th. at 2 o'clock. Internient
at Lomhardy cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
IlousIna commIttee Mastlnn.

The Friendship and Brandywine
housing joint committee win hold a
meeting in the Brandywine house to-
morrow to make final plans for the
housing. The committeeman are: VIII
Lam Knight, chairman: Harry smith.
secretary; Frank Sweeney. treasurer;
Charles Maloney Pennel Stetser.
Charles Gilbert. John Townsend. James
Burton Lewis, Townsend. Charles Mil
Ter Jacob Dresh. John Stetser and sew
eral others
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
M. .Y.P. A. RALLY
Fall Meeting to Be Held in Grace
Church on Thursday Evening.

The fan rally OF the Methodist Young
pcople's Union OF the city, viii be held
In Grace Church next Thursday evcn-
ing. The following program has been
arranged. Hymn-Congregati For
ward. BE our Watchword;" prayer,
Rev. w. L. S. Murray ID. D.; anthem.
Grace choir; scripture lesson. Romans,
-. solo, Miss Caroline T.. Edmondi
hymn. congregation. Faith Of our
Fathers" address. S. Earl Taylor. OF
New York, secretary Of Young Peoples
Work for Missions; anthem, Grace
choir. hymn. congregation, Go For
ward. Christian Soldiers" benediction.
The officers Of the union are' Presi-
dent. I. Elmer Perry, Asbury; FIRST
vice-prcsident. Rev John M. Arters,
Nfadeley; second vice-president. Minor
! c.. Smith. washington Heights; secre-
4 tary. p. II. Overdeer, Scott; treasurer
/ II. p. Reed, Union; executive board,
/ Asbury. a. b. stump; Brandywine, e.
wood Orr: Goodman. Charles Slpp;
Eastlake, Miss Viola keene; Epworth.
Mrs. David Chalmers; Grace, George
b. Isenberg: Harrison Street, II. L.
! Roop; Kingswood. John Bowers; Madel
ley. John A. Asay: Mt. Salem, Gilbert
Mearns: Scott. p. II. Overdeer; Silver
brook. Miss Ella Curlett; 81. Pauls Miss
Margaret Foulk; Trinity, Cyrus T.,
Keen. Union. j. c. Gray; Washington
Heights. Miss Edith Whitehead; Wes-
ley. Miss Ethel Mullin.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
THIS A FINE TEAM
u. P. Twaddell Drives Most Elaborate
Ria City Ever Saw.

J. p. Twaddem Of No. 1902 West Fourth
street. proprietor Of the Granogue and
Beaver Brook Dairiea, drove for the first
time yesterday che finest milk team ever
seen on the streets Of Wilmington. The
wagon. a beauty in itself, Is from the
Riverview Wagon Works. James Watson.
proprietor Il is finished in cream and
gcld, with yellow running gears and
wheels capped with brass. The side le..
teiing shows the skill OF an artist. Draw
ing the wagon was a handsome black inn
ported English thoroughbred hackney
wearing a brass-mounted set of harness
from the shop Of Michael Hughes. ITS a
Wilmington product through and through"
said Mr.. Twaddel, In speaking OF the
team, "and / am proud OF II and OF the
Whmnstonlons who have furnished both
wugon and harness for me-"
Mr. rwadden is lifelong Delawarean
and for years has been in the milk busi-
ness in this city. He numocrs the best
families Of the city among his customers.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
PURE OIL co.'s.
ADDITIONAL Line

News comes from Pittsburg that tine
Pure oil Company is to run another
pipe line to Claymont. The cost of con-
structing the line from Pine Grove, Va,
to Claymont, a distance of 2s5 miles,
viii be 100000. The Pure oil Com
pany is an independent concern. For
the past two years the company has
had plant north Of Claymont and a
distributing plant in this city.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
ST. Luke's Anniversarv.

81. Lukes Reformed Episcopal Church
vii hold anniversary exercises to-nior-
row. The Rev. r. c. Finley will preach a
Special sermon in the morning on the
subject; Where Does the Reformed
Episcopal Church standT
IN the evening the Sunday school win
mold special services. Aubrey vandever
"ih deliver the address. Bethany Male
Quartet will sing. The Sunday School
nnsing win be under the direction OF
John S. F. zeardale. An orchestra viii
De 10 attendance.