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Evening journal., 1906-08-15
RESULTS
OF BRYAN BOOM
Democratic League FiCnit
Success Despite Failure Of
Orators TO Appear
BRYAN'S NAME
WAS Justify CHEERED

Aside from the disappointment on the
part Of the speakers Of the evening who
arrived too late to favor the audience. the
annual picnic of the Democratic League
Of Delaware, which was held last evening
at Bavarian Park. was rousing success.
The attendance was large and the name
Of William Jennings Bryan was frequent
~ cheered.
1t was intimated by some of the Demo-
Gratis who attended the affair that eth r
engagements did not have all 20 do with
the failure OF the speech makers TO ape 'r
on time. Some declared that they did not
care to commit themselves so early TO a
Bryan BOOM"
A prize waltz was a feature Of the
evening and was PARTED patcd in by Q large
number OF dancers. The judges In award.
ing the prizes were compelled to picE
out five couples who walizcd three min
utes before them IN order that The w.n-
ners might be chosen. Mss Hannah
Drummond and her partner Michual
Flood, were picked out as the best waltz
ers and the IS gold piece was awarded 10
them.
Music was furnished by Rawnsleys Or
chestra and the committee under whose
management the affair was sEcc, ssfuliy
concluded consisted OF George NJ. Gn spie.
chairman; John Satiery, Charles Embiy,
Daniel Mccliniool Jr. Harry C Ware,
Frank Krejci and William c. Grothous.
It is likely that the picnic viii be repeat
ed next year.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
KAISER KISSES
KING EDWARD
MOnaTChS Meet at CrOnbere
to Discuss International
Affairs

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
CRONBERG. Prussia, Aug. liking
Edward arrived from London this morn
ing for the long delayed conference With
Emperor William The meeting between
The nionarchs was most enthusiastic. es.
peciauy upon The part Of the Kaiser.
King Edward wore a frock coat. The
Kaiser. wearing the uniform OF field
marshal met him and 50 warmly EN-
hraeed and kissed him that King Ed
wards hat was nearly knocked OFT
There was a pretty scene in connection
with the meeting. An the local sch.o.
children wearing white dresses and car
rying punches of flowers. were drawn up
through tho streets and enthusiastically
ohecred the monarchs Almost Immediate
~ after his arrival King Edward and the
Kaiser entered an automobile and started
for Frlcdcrohshof the route being lined
with soldiers. AS the automobile began 10
move an the church bells in. the place
wcra runs
There was q dramatic element in the
meeting Of Tie two monarchs owing 10
tho keen rivalry which has existed be.
tween them and their countries during the
laat TWO years All the world knows King
Edward and the Kaiser have been oppon-
ents Ia a series of diplomatic disputes,
one on two OF which nearly plunged Brg-
lnnd and Germany into war. Germans
impute TO King Edward the intention OF
forming an anu-German coalition con-
s'sdng Of England. France, Russia and
several smaller countries while the Eng
lsh attribute 20 the Kaiser bitter hostility
TO themselves
There was no evidence Of such feelings
in the meeting Of the two monarchs Their
enthusiastic greeting seems TO Indicate
pat they were the best Of friends.
It is expected that the King and Kaiser
win take advantage Of their meeting and
discuss several questions Of contemporary
international affairs, especially those
bearing on Anglo-German relations.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
A. o. u. W. MONEY
IN COUNTY BONDS
Grand Lodge Buys Block Of
New Castle County Se-
CuritIes
RESERVE FUND
SECURES ORDER

Delaware's proportion OF the reServa
fund Of the Ancient order OF United
Workmon. which has been accommodating
under tho new plan system, has been In
vested In giit-edge securities. Yesterday
the Grand Lodge purchased from Frank
ID. Inckey and Company ten one thous-
and dollar bonds OF New Castle county
which will bear four per cent. interest.
In addition 10 these bonds the Grand
Lodge purchased for the Delaware iuris-
dictlon on August ]. eighteen one thous-
and dollar bonds OF Van Buren, county.
Iowa, and one $500 water bond OF the olty
OF Marietta, Ohio.
All the reserve fund placed by the Dela,-
ware Lodge with tho supreme body has
now been returned 10 this jurisdiction.
The only thing to be returned Is the In
tercst earnings upon the reserve fund
during the time " was held by the SUI
premo Lodge. This viii be returned as
soon as tho communications are made and
Delawares proportion determined
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
TURNS CHAUFFEUR
TO GAIN A BRIDE
Lieutenant in kOTway'S Ser
wee Resigns TO Woo Daugh-
ter Of a Standard Oil Man
TAKES JOB AS A MECHANIC

BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Aug. 15.-By
resignng his position as a lieutenant
in the navy OF Norway and accepting
a position as chauffeur in the garage
of the Blue Ribbon Horse and Carriage
Company, In order that he might be
near the girl OF his choice Johannes
Schiott now a resident of this city,
by his persistence, pluck and ability
has won rapid promotion for himself
and gained the consent of e. 4. Bed
ford a wealthy director in the Stand
ard on Company, to a marriage with
his daughter. Miss May Ester Bedford.
The engagement was announced at
the Bedford estate at Greens Farms,
about six miles from this city. 1t fol-
lows an announcement that Mr.. Schiott
has been chosen secretary of the car
riage company the largest garage, car
riage and livery company in Fairfield
county. The wedding viii take place
on October ID, at Greens Farms.
Schiott two years ago was a first
lieutenant in the Norwegian navy. He
came to the United States on a leave
Of absence. He went to Brooklyn to
hear his brother, Christian Schiott. a
pianist, give a concert. There he met
Miss Bedford, and was invited to call
upon the family at their home, No. Isl
Clinton avenue.
Mr.. Schiott sought an extension Of
his leave Of absence for several months.
which was granted. During that time
he was looHlng about New York city
for an opening which would permit of
his engaging I'm some business career
IN this country. He found a positions
and at his request was placed upon
the retired list Of the Norwegian navy.
Each summer Mr.. Bedford and his
family move to their estate at Greens
Farms. where they remain until late
fall This spring. when the family
moved into Connecticut, Mr. Schiott
came to Bridgeport looking for a posi-
tion and obtained one as mechanic and
chauNerr in the automobile department
|of the company Of which he has just
been made secretary His wages were
small but Mr.. Schiott soon was pro-
.moted. Two months ago he went to
Norway on account OF the death Of his
father, who was consul to Venezuela.
While in his native country he handed
lin his resignation as lieutenant in the
navS.
Miss Bedford is Of a fair tyne, and
Us devoted to outdoor sports. She has
Ia large automobile. which she drives
herself, being as much an enthusiast at
automobiling as her sister, Miss Emily
bedford Is an admirer of blooded
horses.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

BY Our own Wire, Publishers Press.
ST LOUIS, Mo.-Acting under in
stiuctions cabled from England, John
p. O'Brien. a la,borer employed in the
wrecking OF the Worlds Fair build
ings. has unearthed a leather bag con-
tanning jewels valued at $4,000 which
" ere stolen from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clayton. Of Devonshire. England, dur
ing a visit to the Exposition two years
ago.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind-If William
Jennings Bryan wants the Democratic
National Committee reorganized he
must wait until he has been nomi-
mated.
This was made plain by Thomas
Taggart chairman of the committee,
when he condemned Mr.. Bryan for his
course in trying to force Roger
sullivan, OF Illinois to resign.
wAsHINGTON-Maddin Summers,
an erican Vice-Consul at Madrid. has
written to the State Department that
spain win hereafter demand passports
CT foreigners travelling within the do
main of King Alfonso.
MARIETTA, l. T.-Ben Steward.
who shot DR.. Graham about a month
ESQ. was killed from ambush here yes
terday
cINCINNATTI-Labor interests here
are opposing the reelection Of Con-
Gressman Nicholas Longworth
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
MORE WAGES FOR
UNCLE'S TYPOS

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Publlc
Printer Stnlings has gone on record as
favoring higher wages in the Govern
ment Print Ofice.
"The work Of the Office has so chang
ed" he said to-day, especially in the
printing branch since the introduction
of type-setting machines, that the es-
tabllshed wage Of "a per day Is hardly
a fair compensation for che men and
who are skllful operators OF these ma
chimes. and is not as much compensa-
tion as IS paid by commercial and news
paper offices to those doing a like SER
vice"
Evening journal., 1906-08-15

NEW YORK-Judge Hough ordered
the discharge Of Charles c. Browne
from Sing Sing prison under the terms
Of the extradition treaty with Great
Britain.
NEW YORK;. H. Cowley was ar
rested in Michigan charged with forg-
ing E. II. Harriman's name to stock
certificates, and has refused to plead
to the Indictment
SAN FRANCISCO-The San Fran
cisco grand jury has addressed a. letter
10 Congressman julius Kahn urging
him take up with President Roose-
welt the charges that the Western
Union Telegraph Company accepted
money for a large number Of messages
at the time of the earthquake and fire
and sent them by mail and messenger.
TANGIER, MOrocco.-As a conse-
quence of the anti-French agitation
which has been carried on among the
MOors in certain sections OF the
country, a naval demonstration on the
part OF France is now in progress.
ST. PETERSBURG-F evidences
of discomfort among the troops are
furnished by the soldiers in Transcau-
cusia who are on the point Of rebell-
ing. Late evidences indicate that the
situation is serious and it would not
be surprising If an open mutiny should
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
GIRL THAW OGLED
WAS ONLY Fifteen
Mother Could Not Believe
It, But Thought He Sought
Her
HOW CLEVER TRAP WAS LAID

PITTsBURG, Aug. l5-Ida Fitch. 10
years old. was the Williamsburg girl
whom Harry Kendall Thaw. it IS al
legged. tried to entice from her home
last November lie was arrested just
as he was leading the child into one
of the most notorious resorts m this
city. His capture was due TO the wit
Of the childs mother Her father has
been IN his grave since she was an in
fant.
Thaw saw the girl az her mothers
home ana was attracted by her beauty.
He wrote asking an interview. Mrs.
Fitch opened the letter and being a
young and good looking widow
thought il was intended Tor her and
paid no further attention to a. After
that came boxes of flowers, candy and
other letters. all signed "a. c.. Robin
son." ana giving am address IN the
East End. Finally Mrs. Fitch decided
to put stop to IT, She wrote 20
Robinson" asking him TO call on the
phone and make himself known. when
meeting would be arranged. He
called by telephone as directed and
Miss Ida, previously coached, answer
ed and arranged to meet him az a
down town street corner that after
noon.
with Chief OF Police Doran of
Wilkinsburg Mrs Fitch. with the girl
went 20 the place designated Thaw
met the child and led her into the Red
Light district and was just about "a
enter a resort with her when Chief OF
Police Doran stepped up and placed
him under arrest Thaw broke away
and ran several squares. but was cap.
tured by several men. He was takel
TO Williamsburg and locked up on No
vember n. 1905. Mrs. Fitch made al
information against him charging hin
with entlcing O minor.
chief poran then got busy and sum
moned III. W. Macintosh. the famil
attorney. Macintosh and the chic
told Mrs. Fitch. 80 she says that sh
could not convict the man. as no harm
bofcll her daughter. All she could d
would be 10 get lot of notoricty
Upon this representation she with
drew the charge II was not until
few days ago that she learned tha
Robinson" was Thaw. on the d1l
set for the hearing OF the case orow'
OF Williamsburg mtn surrounded th'
office Of Justice J. w. Croelman an'
threatened to lynch Thaw, but he az
mot show up. The hearing was set fo
November "a and the charge was with
drawn the day before BY this HI
escaped n term IA the penitentiafy
The penalty in this State for a crim'
Of this kind is fifteen years IN prisoI
and 81 900 fine
The records OF The case in Justice
Crcelmans books are complete. but th'
old Justice when spoken 20, said M
knew nothing about the case becaus
the prisoner had given the assumed
name Of Robinson. To-day he showe'
the records and talked freely. He wa
much opposed TO having It Withdrawn
but Mrs. Fitch. fearing unpleasan
notorlety without result. insisted
Chief Doran refuses 90 talk OF hi
connection with the Withdrawal Of tn
Information.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
eulIdina Operations.

Building Inspector Connolly this morn
ing issued the following pernits'
Lord and Burnham, Of New York 20
make alterations TO the greenhouse In The
wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery az
a cost OF 5000.
w. A. schooimaster 10 make an addition
20 the boiler house OF the Sacred Heart
Church $500
B. f. Shaw Company for a mansar1
roof 10 building az Second and Lombard
streets $50.
Charles Forward two dwellings on Tat.
nan street near .Twenty-fourth street
5000 each.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
COURT HOUSE
IS STILL DIRTY

Several weeks ago The Evening
Journal called attention to the filthy
condition Of the first floor of the Court
House, but as yet no attention has
been paid to the matter.
The toilet room in the basement is
positively filthy and has the appear
ance OF having never been cleaned.
The Levy Court should see to It
that the janltors do their work proper
". To a stranger the corridor OF the
building is revolving and It is a dis
grace 10 this city TO have visitors go
there and see tho conditions.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
BOSTON MAN ON MATRIMONY

BOSTON, Aug. 15.-The Boston School
Committee has officially declared that the
marriage Of a woman teacher shah ae
equivalent 10 her resignation.
Another new regulation relates 10 thu
inniction Of corporal punishment Girls
are not to be whipped.at all, nor are boys
IN the attn. or high school or kinder
gartens TO be whipped. No pupil is to be
punished I'm the sight Of another Punish
ment is restricted to blows with rattan
upon the hand
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
OUTING at CoFeIJs.

The FairNiew Social Club gave an
outing to Cohelds Beach on Sunday
Those in the party were; Mr. and Mrs.
William Furris. Mr.. and Mrs George
Simmons, Mr. and Mrs John Towers.
Mrs. Burris, Howard Smith. Miss Lille
Smith. Miss Bertha Meredith, Miss
Reba Meredith. Miss Anna Towers.
Miss Helen Burris Joseph McDermott.
Roland Borden Wallace Dougherty,
Fletcher King. Clarence Burris.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
Two Horses in Wild Dash.

Two horses attached to white Brothers
team while standing az the B. and o
freight house to-day ran away and dashed
straight for the Christiana creek They
were turned at the edge OF the wharf
however. by q boy and later captured az
the shipley street crossing Of the P., q.
and w. Railroad.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
Elne Eruit.

The finest peaches now coming to
this city are 10 be seen at Fourth and
Market streets where Theodore Z.
Flrrancis has curb privilege His
agreements with the growers Of the
finest fruit in the state insure a good
supply Of the best peaches Of an varie-
ties Those who desire choice fruit at
wholesale prices should cali on MT
Francs He is now taking orders for
preserving fruit.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
Athletio cIubn 70 Attend.

Several Of the Wilmington Athletic
clubs viii attend the lawn fete this
evening at Rose Hill for the benefit Of
the athletic association Of that place
Mrs. Simon's lawn where the fete will
be held will be allow with electric nhts.
and Japanese lanterns.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
sneoiaI Railroad Eronrsions.

More than fifteen hundred people to-
day went to Atlantic City on the Penn
sylvania Railroad special excursion.
There were eleven car loads when the
train left the French street station
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
Perhaps You Have Been Caught.

Nearly 100 Wilmington men. women.
boys and girls have been caught within
the last few days. They are all lucky.
and If they find by reading The Jour
nal the next few days they are one OF
the lucky number a prize awaits them
40 tho Journal office.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
STATE OF THERMOMETER

The thermometer to-day registered as
follows: O'Clock, So; p o'clock, So; ]
O'Clock, SO.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
Car Eender Broken.

Car No. 144 Of the Rivervlew line
collided with one Of the Diamond Ice
Company's wagons at Tenth and Mar
ket streets, and the fender OF the car
was broken.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
WIN Give Entertainment.

A peach and fee cream festival viii be
held tomorrow evening on the lawn of
the First United Presbyterian CHURCH
The young women Of the church viii serve
the cream and cake.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Two Prisoners Disappear in Night
From Georgetown Jail.

From Georgetown Jail.
GEORGETOWN, Aug. 5.-During a
heavy raiastorm two white prisoners
Frank Lun and Charles Rght-broke jan
ana escaped. The men were awaiting
trial FOR thievely. They live at cannon's
Crossing.
The prisoners had once before attempt
ed 10 escape, but were detected by the
turnkey and chained to the floor Of the
cell. rhey made keys out Of a steel cone.
unlocked their irons. sawed a bar OF
their cell In hair and by tying strips OF
thelr blankets scaled the prison wall.
The riclety condition OF Georgetown
jail maize the escape comparatively easy.
The walls arc crumbi.ng and the building
is insecure.
The escape OF prisoners is so frequent Of
late that the occurrence causes little sur
prise In the town
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
New RulIaIna Ordinance.

Building Inspector Connolly win att
tend the meeting OF the building COM
mittee Of city Council this evening for
the purpose of finding out something
about the new building ordinance.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15
REoIsTaArior DAvs

Saturday, August 10.
Saturday, September IS.
Saturday, October 20.
Evening journal., 1906-08-15

"WHEN THERE IS ROOM IN
THE HEART, THERE is ROOM
IN THE HOUSE,"
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

tschedule in effect ~ -euber o. 1867
400 l. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS
Week davs-StoUs a. principal points IN
NIrsiuia. Aestibula train, standard
coaches. paTIuT car u Clifton Forge with
connect .oa for Virginia Hot springs.
Pullman sIe-pers CLIFTON Forge 70 Louis
Vile Cincinnati. Indianapolis. -. Louis.
and Chicago. Buffet service from Gordou.-
Vile
s.a = AI-NI-N g.. & %. LIMITED Daily.
Fast neu vestibule Taiu. stops only Al
tiaraonsviile. Charlottesville. stanton.
clifton Forge and CoylEgton, "a. Ron
ceserte and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
s!eepers 10 Isexins,ou Louisville Cincin-
natl Indianapolis. 81. Louis. aud Chi
cago Dining cars. ia carte servi-e.
one night JuL
solid vesgiBuIe train Pullman sleepers u
Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisville.
Commandment sleeping car 10 Virginia
Hot Springs week DAYS Dining cars a
la carte service. SleepeTs Cincinnati 20
t-blrazo ami "a Louis and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest
rFeEery-arfuuS and tls+l-ts A. Dh=sa pealse and
ohio afFces. 5I3 Feuusy yIVaHia ave. 6ls 18th
- near r. and sixth Street Station. Tels-
uhGre Main g7c0. for Pennsylvania r u
5ssb service ana Main 1000 for e. a. o.
Ticket Office no-4-r
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

" B.-FOIlouing schedule figures published
only Us inforlnatlolg, and are not Euaranfeed
7:s5 A M-DA1LY-LOcaI for Harr -s5nb,Irs
Warrenton, Dsnpills. and way stations
1921 A M.-DAILN-WashlRgto and FI0rfda
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Columbia savannah. and Jacksonville mn
inK Car Service
MD A. 81. DAILH-Cn.ted States Fast Mar
F'irst- class coaches and sleeper 10 ~.
orleans Diniag Car Service
a.O1 y NJ WEEK OANS-Locai for Harr7s,,
burg and ay stations on Manassas Kr.TS,b
a.TS p Nj DAIEI-L0cal for WarrentoD a.,
CharlottesvIlis.
40 p NJ DAILY-Eew York and Allan.
Express FfFst-class Coach 10 AtisHt,s@
sIeeper 70 Columbus. Ca, via affe--e
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Vasbfne.cI
20 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesd,S y.
and FT days.
s.so p. II. DAILY-New York and F,o-,..
Express Through Coaches and SleenaT. "a =.
Columbia. Savannah, and JacksonvfttS
gleeperz u Augusta and Port TamUa D1,
ing Car Service a la Carte.
10 90 r. Al. DAILX-NSy York and aTeD,1r,,.
IIrlised tvia LyEchbuTg). FtTst-class Cas-L
aad sleeping Cars 10 Roanoke Knox N.
Chattanooga. and Memphis. Sleeperx n,
New Orleans. Dining Car Service
lO;t5 +. 81. DAlLY-WashinRton and South.
western Limited. All Pullman rain Oh
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Car 20 Atlanta. SleepeTa 10 NASHVILLE
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Dining Car Service.
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The Washington times., 1906-12-01
Legal Notice.

2. II. THOMAS and JAS FRANCS S
SMITH, Attorneys In the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia Hold
ing d District Court. In re; Extension
Of Massachusetts avenue from Wiscon-
sin avenue 10 Nebraska avenue, District
OF Columbia. District Court. No 7U3.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Com
/ mlssloneTs of the District OF Columbia.
pursuant 10 the provisions OF an Act of
/ Congress approved June p. 1895, entitled
IN Act Making appropriations TO pro-
vide Tor the expenses of the government
OF the District of Columbia for the fiscal
year ending June thiTtisth, nineteen hun
dred and seven and for other purposes -
! nave hled a petition in this court pray
Z ing the cOnde mnation Of the land neces-
s4ry for the extension of Massachusetts
avenue from Wisconsin avenue To Ne
braSka avenue, in the District of Co
I lumbla. as shown on a plat or map filed
with their said petition and marked
Exhibit d. c., No. ]" and praying.
also. thai a jury.of five judicIOus, dis
. interested men, who shall be freeholders
within the District OF Columbia not re-
lated 10 any person interested in these
proceedings. and not in the service or
employment of the District Of Columbia
or Of the United States, be summoned
bv the United States Marshal for the
District OF Columbia TO assess the dam
ages each owner of Land taken may sus-
tam 10y reason of the extension of said
avenue and the condemna ton OF the
land necessary for the purposes of such
extension, and 10 assess The benefits re
sulJins therefTOm. as provided in the
aforesaid Act of Congress. 1t is by the
Court. this 2lst day of November, A d.
1896, ORDERED, n at all persons hav-
ing any interest in these proceedings be-
and they are hereby. warned and re-
quired 10 appear in this Court on or be-
fore the NST DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. d. 1896, AT 10 O'CLOCK a M, and
10 continue IN attendance until the
Court shall have made its final order
rautNing and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment OF benefits
of the jury u be summoned herein; and
II Is further ORDERED. that a copy OF
this notice and order be published once
~ tG6 Washington Law Reporter and
on six secular days In the Evening Star,
The Washington Times and the Wash
lngtJn Herald, newspapers published in
said District, before the said 2ist day
Of December, A ID. 1906 1t is further
ORDERED that copy of this notice
and order be served by the United
States Marshal for said District. or his
deputies upon such owners of the land
To be condemned herein as may be found
by said Marshal or his deputies within
the District OF Columbia, and upon the
tenants and occupants OF the same. be-
fore the said 2lst day of December, A. d.
1896. (SeaD BY the Court. JOB BARN
ARD. Justice. a True Copy. Test. ]. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. by F. Z. CUNNING
HAM. Assistant Clerk. no&-6texSu
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

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