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The Colorado statesman., 1906-09-22
MisceIIn as.

Tyro, Kansas, has a CONTRACT for
natural gas at two cents a thousand
which is believed to be the cheapest
on record.
Secretary Bonaparte has ordered a
court martial for Capt. Comfy and
Lieut.. Pressy of the cruiser Alabama
for neglect of duty.
After electing officers and choosing
Atlantic City, N. j., as the next meet
ing place, the national convention of
Hoo Hoos in session at Oklahoma
City, Ok, adjourned. A. c. Ramsey,
of st. Louis, was elected shark OF
the universe.
President Roosevelt has sent Sec
retary Taft and Acting Secretary Ba-
con to Cuba to make a thorough in
vestigation of the conditions and lend
their influence to a restoration of peace
In the island.
In harmonious and enthusiastic
convention in New York the Inde-
pendence league nominated a full
state ticket with William r. Hearst
at the head for governor.
Lieut.. r. e. Treadwell, OF the Phil
ippine scouts has been killed by Pula-
james near Barauen.
The Beth reunion OF the army OF
the Tennessee will be held at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. November 8 and 8.
Seven trainmen were killed in a colli-
sion of two freight trains on the
Western Atlantic railroad at Ringold,
Ca, recently.
Railroad accidents OF all kinds re-
suited In 1,126 deaths and injuries to
17,170 persons in the first three
months OF 1906.
The United States cruiser Denver
has arrived at Havana for the pur-
pose Of protecting American interests
In Cuba should occasion arise.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
FLOWER VANDALS
ANNOY DOVERITES
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. July lO.-There are wreck van
dals, earthquake ghouls, fire plagers and
ordinary vandals. but there has developed
here'a new species. Flower vandals a
really new type of the inexplicab'e scoun-
drel who mineles in society and makes his
presence. felt by deeds of the night, have
begun depredations in Dover.
The State capital town has some of the
prettest residences in the State. People
vie with each other in the beauty, SYM
metry and ornamental appearance of Their
terraced fronts Potted plants and bed
ded flowers. as well as every known var
iety of trailing and running vines are to
be seen along the front yards or terraces
OF Dover's residences. Sometime during
last night. however, vandal cut loose
on the Bradford street Villas, and moved
wide swaths in the flower beds and plant
settings I'm front of the residences Of f.
b. I.ouderboush James II. Hazel, A. A.
Friedman and Mrs Buckingham.
Malicious mischief is said 10 be the
most serious charge that can be brought
against this new flower vandal but a
magistrate can make it severe enough on
the offender.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Townsend
'peclal % The Evcning journal

Special TO The Evening Journal
TOWNSEND. July 10.-Mr and Mrs
Samuel Bennett, Of near Collins Beach
have been visiting Mrs. Margaret Welsh.
Mrs. James Greer, of Wilmington, has
been visiting William Greer and family
Miss Anna Carey has returned from q
visit TO Blackbird.
Floyd semes has returned TO Whining,
ton after spending a few days with
Townsend friends.
Harry and Erwin Seimes, OF Wilmington
are spending their summer vacation wi b
Master Enos Naylor near town.
Miss Hylie Bolden, of Ceclton. has beer
visiting Miss Mildred Ginn
Woodie White has removed his family
and household effects from Townsend to
Hockessin. Del
Miss Mildred CHM has returned home
from visit TO Miss Rena Knots at Ches-
wold.
Miss Katie Mooney is spending the sum.
mer with relatives in Wilmington
Misses Ida and Amanda Carey have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at
smyrna.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
DEMOCRATS TO
OPEN CAMPAIGN
At Little Creek Meeting
TOcSin Of Party Will Be
Sounded
sneeIaI % rhs ryenIng Iournal.

DOVER, July 1O.-The Democrats are
getting ready to try again. Some Of
the lawyers have their eyes on two
judgeships in 1905. even if no more
elections can ever be carried.
The Democratic rally at Little Creek
next Thursday evening will be held i'm
the open air along the beach front, or
near it, and will doubtless draw a big
crowd Of Little Creekers and farmers,
as well as Democratic leaders from all
parts of the Delaware central county.
The troubles Ia the Republican or
ganization. especially Donpybrook held
here last week by the Union Republic
ran leaders, have given the Democrats
a revival feeling from within and some
Of the best speakers of the party will
be brought here for the opening meet
ing of the campaign.
Delaware Democrats are considerably
worried over the Bryan developments
and this meeting viii be watched with
interest as to what shall be said con-
cerning the tourist-Nebraskan. The
Bryan movement, already revived i'm
Delaware, viii serve to rend the old
bourbon party i'm twain, because the
endorsement of Bryan must be accom-
plished over the lighting friends of
Judge George Gray, whom the Gray
Biggs- Bayard Democrats want en-
dorsed. unanimously. by Delaware for
the Presidency. whether the Judge
wants to run and lose again or not.
fudge Gray is a great idol among some
Of the Democrats Of lower Delaware,
just as others of them love Bryan.
The speakers at the Little Creek
meeting will be former Congressman
Levin Irving Handy, former Senator
Richard r. Kenney, former Attorney
General Robert c. hite-represehting
respectively New Castle. Kent and
Sussex counties, and Andrew ]. Lynch,
who is widely talked Of for the Con-
gressional nominee this year. Thus
the Little Creek Club win get the ad-
vance thought of the Democratic lead
ers insofar as they propose to make
their line Of battle public. The Little
Creek meetings always bring out the
biggest crowds Of the early campaign
particularly in midsummer. This one,
however. viii have food for thought.
both for Republicans and Democrats
but the latter can get some good cam
paign slogans.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

RAN TOO FAST
Many Cases Of Larceny by
Boys Heard and One Lad
Goes to Ferris School

Harry Haskell was a defendant IN the
Municipal Court this morning chars d
with exceeding the speed limit with mis-
automobile. Mr.. Haskell said his speed
meter registered T. miles an hour. The
case was continued.
Daniel Harkins and Wilmer Flynn were
charged by Captain Evans with lighting
on the street. The fine was 81 and costs.
Alleged Non Support.
Mrs Elizabeth Eggner charged her
husband Lewis Eggner, with non-support.
The case was continued until tomorrow
morning.
Louisa l.. Howard was the prosecuting
witness against William Williams, also
colored. Her testimony was that he beat
her severely on Sunday night. The trouble
was over another young man accompany
ing her home from church. Williams was
fined $40 and costs.
Fred Stewart was charged with the lar
ceny of a stove valued az 81 from William
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
KENT AHEAD
In WHEAT YIELD

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, July lO.-The wheat yield in
Kent county, Maryland, does not appear
to have equalled that Of Kent county
Delaware and is considerably behind the
promised yield for New Castle county
Promneu+ Marylanders just across the
line, who have measured their wheat as
it dropped from the thresher into the ha,f
bushei, have made their reports, J.
Thomas Blackiston makes tine best re-
port, one far ahead Of the others Mr.
Blackston got 20 bushels to the acre from
fallow ground and a bushels on stalk
ground. S. s Mann harvested "a bushels
to the acre. From 20 acres planted in
wheat on A farm which was recently poor
but shows marked Improvement under h $
care, II. p. Skipper got 90 bushels 20 the
acre. jesse II. Usilton harvested p bush Is
to the acre.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Delaware city
Special to The Evenlng Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, July 1O.-Miss
Heberling of West Lehighten, Pa, is
visiting Miss Caroline Clark.
Miss Rambo of Newark, Del, is the
guest of Miss Mabel Hicken.
Mrs. +. C. Reybold, has returned
from visit to Coatesvllle. Pa.
Mrs. Harry Cantwell and Mrs. George
Hanlin of Avondale. Alabama, are vis-
iting Mrs. Samuel Vail of near town
Mr.. W. ID. Mullen, Of Wilmington
was i'm town Friday.
Joseph Tatnan Of Wilmington, Del
visited at the home of Mrs. r. c. Rey-
bold this past week.
Mrs. Julia Brewer is on an extended
visit to friends in Sunbury, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Paynter and daugh-
ter spent Sunday at the home of w
A. Price.
Paul Pennington, of Philadelphia and
Fred Pennington, Of Newport, spent
Sunday here.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Social Notes
Social and Personal Nores

Social and Personal Notes
Foster w Jones is visiting his grand
parents in Smyrna.
5. c. Coverdale attended the funeral
of has nephew, Howard Price. in Lewes
last week.
John w Kellum and Frank c. Smith
spent Sunday in Dover.
Mrs. John Townsend, of Townsend, is
the guest OF relatives in this city.
Edmund Mitchell is at Rehoboth.
Benjamin +. johnson and Medford
Burgess, Of Preston, Md, are visiting
relatives here.
Miss Claramond Belts OF Georgetown.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. f. w.
Ryon.
Miss Evelyn McCollester. OF Church
Hill. Md, is visiting her uncle, David
A. Walls, OF this city.
Mrs. M. Richenberger, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Hinger and Mr.. and Mrs w. X
Richenberger, were the guests yester-
day Of Proprietor Emmett Stldham of
the Robinson Hotel at Delaware city
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
new CASTLE
UNIONS REBEL

A straight Union Republican ticket
viii be put in the field in this city and
county in the coming campaign, was
the announcement made by city Chair
man Francis a. Bradley at the close OF
the meeting of the Union Republican
city Committee last evening.
Resolutions were adopted by the
members of that committee protesting
against the action OF the Union state
Committee on he merger of the two
organizations. as ihegai, and calling
upon New Castle county Republicans
70 refuse 20 abide by the harmony ac-
tion of the State Committee, or 10
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
49, nmonrs InstalIed.

The newly elected officers of Blue Rock
Council, Legion Of the Rcd Cross, were
installed last evening by Grand Com.
mander W. II. iIoerr, assisted by his en-
tire staff The officers installed were
Commander w. +. Finneyi vice-com.
mandcr. W. J.. Guhe preate. f. H.
snitzer; sentinel John Dunbar; marshal
w. IN. Jones. Jr AT the close of the in
stallation collation. was served and ar
entertainment consisting Of musical and
lierary numbers was given. Addressel
were made by the grand officers.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Gave Moonlight Party

DELAWARE CITY. July 1O.-Miss
Isabella Reybold gave a moonlight
party recently ON the yacht 'DiscieH TO
a number of her friends.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Reybold, Mrs. +. Jester, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Jester, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
&C.. Reybold, Misses Alice Reybold,
Helen and Mary Jester, Marian Price
Mollie Richards. Bernice Davidson,
Mary Schaefer Marguerite Mulligan,
Messrs. VIII Townsend, Henry Gass-
ner Mortin Price. Lionel Bright James
and Henry Winchester, George Pen
nington, Charlie Schaefer
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Licenses For New BARRIERS.

Six licenses were issued to
applicants who appeared before the bar
bers' board of examiners, who began
their sittings in the office OF Harry Em-
mons last evening. The board win be In
session every night this week TO examine
applicants for licenses and 20 renew cer-
tihcatcs TO BARRIERS. n. b. Scott, The
member. took his seat in the board last
evening.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
MANY BIDS RECEIVED

Bids for furnishing school NO. %
now In course Of construction at Thir-
tieth and Tatnall streets were received
by the Board Of Education lastlnight,
but no action was taken by the board.
The repair committee also reported
that the approximated cost FOR re-
pairs to ten various schools during the
vacation season was $4,000,
The board granted superintendent
Twitmyer a three weeks leave OF alb
.sence an Secretary Guthrie was allow
ed a Vacation Of five days
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Entertained at House Party

Mrs. Calvin Potts. OF Avondale. Pa,
recently entertained a number of
friends from this city. In the party
were Mrs. Joseph Steelman. Mrs. will
liam Harman, Mrs Frank Beggs. Mrs.
Margaret Fulton Miss Elizabeth
schultz. Miss Mary Hartman and j.
Henry Fulton, all of this city: Miss
sara Beetem. OF Longsdorf. and Chanoy
Wilson, Of oxford Pa.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
VIII Hold Lawn Party

The Holy Name Society OF st. Paurs
Roman Catholic Church Will hold
lawn party on Thursday evening on the
grounds near the school Edward
Boyle, the well known Irish bagpiper
and James Watson, the jig and reel
dancer, will attend. II wet weather
should interfere. the party Will he held
in the school hall
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Eirst Prizs Eor LnoaI Hiue.

Members Of Bee Hive, No. /, Ladies
of the Maccahees of America, have
been notified that the Hive has been
warded three handsome satin banners.
one of white, another Of red and a
third Of black by the Supreme Hove.
This prize is the first prize which is
offered for the largest gain in mem
hership for the two months. ending
tune 30. The presentation win take
lace in September, when Mrs. Lillian
= Hollister Of Michigan, supreme COM
.ander will pay an official visit to the
Uisdietion.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

Updyke's house boat. Stewart broke the
stove into pieces and sold it.
Stewart said be found the stove. Hc
was held in $500 BAN for court.
Time Passed Quickly.
John Melvin charged James Smith with
the larceny of a watch. The watch was
found in smiths pocket William Levy
identified Smith as the person who
pawned the watch at his store for s.,
Smith was held On $500 bail for court
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
ArnstrOne-Dean

Cards are out announcing the approach.
ing wedding Of Addison Armstrong and
Miss Rachael Dean prominent colored
people of this city. The marriage will take
place in August at the home OF the bride
in Johnsons Flats near Sixth and Wal.
nut streets. A reception win follow
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
wiz Have Porch Party

The Sunshine Hour Branch Of the In
ternational Sunshine Society, win hold
a porch party and lawn fete tomorrow
evening az the home of the Misses
Reed, No. 217 West Fourteenth street
Auto rides viii be features of the af-
fair.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
ROBBED HOUSE
Special to Tho Evoning journal.

DOVER, July lO.-The residence of city
Councilman James A. KERN was broken
into and entered by thieves last night.
The cellar, supposed 10 be the storeroom
and pantry of the house, was first visited
and some Of Mrs Kerin's finest stock Of
preserves and pickled table delicac.es
were gathered up and carried away. Some
boards We're pried OF but Tho robbers did
not get into tho main portion Of the resi-
dence
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

1000 yards Remnants Bleached Muslin per yard ~
2200 yards best Apron Ginghams, per yard 6
1909 yards best Shrtng Prints per yard !, .s. 5
800 yards best Blue Fancy Prints, per yard 5
1900 yards 10c Fancy Dress Lawns, per yard 5
1900 yards 8c and 15c Organdy and Lawns per yard 10
100 dozen Heavy Turkish Towels each towel . 10
100 dozen Heavy Turkish Towels each towel I2H
100 dozen Extra Fine Turkish Towels each towel Is
1000 Pure White Crochet Spreads, each spread SO
$50 yards Pure Belfast Silver Damask 81 inches wide
per yard, 37H
600 White Embroidered Belts, worth 1Sc for "
5000 yards Embroideries about half price per yard
25O Mems and Boys Percale and Madras Shirts,
worth 59c for SO
2O0 Mems and Boys 25c Suspenders, for w
100 pairs Summer Net Corsets WORTH Soc for %
100 pairs Genuine $1OO W. B. Corsets, special price IS
$50 Corset Covers pretty lace trimmed worth 39c for rs
120 Night Gowns--low round neck worth Zoe, for SO
250 yards Novelty and Plain Silk Remnants 75c and
SOC numbers, for 29
300 yards Fancy Foulard Silks worth SOC yard for 37
800 Lace and Embroidered Collars worth 25c each for 10
70 Light Figured Stripe PerCae Wrappers worth 75c for So
200 White Fancy 25c Aprons for 5Oc 10
12O White Lawn Wass-Lace Panel effect worth ST. for 39
All untrmmed Hats worth from SOC to S15O, now SO
SpeciaI-Dress Goods Offering for Wednesday
rich Black Lustrous Siclian Mohair 3S inches wide
regular SOC Sicilian for SO
The Sewing Machines sell give satisfaction. One
half the price of others.
Store Closes $50 p. M Saturday 10 p. m.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Druggists to Dine

Members Of the Retail Druggists
Association will give a dinner at the
Hotel Wilmington this evening The
Harmony Mandolin and Guitar Club
Will furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

follow the leadership Of Senator Alice.
A meeting OF the county COMMITTEES
has been called for Monday evening
next
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Try Plenty of Air for
Baby This hot Weather

plenty of babys perfect health Ar is o
better for him than cheaper Try IT.
youl repaid bright ruddy cheeks and
these hot days and that
firing Here's where sooo so-c" Us
every and years expert
that the I'm baby vehicles is the Haywood
handle They're running light and strong and
with babys comfort in View matter In what position te
folding kind prices $3.50 up The
regular sort are marked from $40 just
these prices TO find the cost to you Full
MAIN flooif
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Mating Rugs

sizes china mating woven with neatly pat
plain weather
floor covering those These
shown in o by n feet $780, and
can had IN various pretty patterns
Fourth Floor.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Need a Sun Shade :?

OF bamboo screens in Either natural
green Of the best outside bark
bamboo they'll stand plenty changes Each
has eight drop with and pueys complete
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
NATURAL BARK

s n. wide soc, instead Of Si.O0
IT. wide S1.20, instead Of $3.50
10 II, wide $40, instead OF Si.75
r. It. wide S1.60, instead Of $500
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
July Reduction Sale
MERCHANDISE NOW MOST IN DEMAND.
A Most Attractive Sale Of MusIinS Wash GOOdS-Lneu
SuitingS and All Summer Goods.

Prices that will command your attention. No such
prices have YOU seen for long time nor will you be able
duplicate them for long time 1t business pure
and simple We goods into money to do so
show by the prices that this sale will be Of great benefit
TO you. Come everyone and see
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
aRrrN PArNrrp

6 n. wide s1.32, instead Of S1.65
8 II. wide $50. instead OF SECS
10 n. wide $500, instead OF s2.75
10 n. wide $3.50 instead OF 1925
Second Floor.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

Mrs. William Crisp. Of Baltimore
Is the guest Of Mrs. Frank Simons.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10
Porch Rockers, $l.35

instead of S1.75. Sold dozens Of them last week.
Stock is limited, so you had better order early
for we can get no more at this price. See them
in our window.
Main Hoor.
Evening journal., 1906-07-10

salesrooms open Saturday until 9 P. M.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-12
THE JEWISH TLOOK

CLOSE, IOur udyS dICeI Clle LAY VI ACoh0
ment. For, human nature is the same
at all times, and, therefore, Goethe's
words, "Die groesste aller Plagen ist
cine Menge Won guten Tagen," unfor-
tunately holds also good with respect to
the Jewish ''Yamin TOWN. good
days). There is no doubt in our mind
that would Succoth be celebrated say
three months after Yom Kippur, /. e.,
three months before Pessach, it would
perhaps not be abolished in the breach
rather than in the performance. Child
ish attempts to revive Succoth artlhclally
by theatrical children's professions and
other humbugs, have proven, as they
ought to, most dismal failures. We use
advisedly the expression "humbug" in
this connection. For, to substitute for
the plain words of the Thorah: ''Seven
days we shall dwell in booths, so that
your future generation should know,
that I, your God, have caused your an,
cestors to dwell in booths when
brought them out of Egypt, a Roman
Catholic procession Of lads and misses
is not only a humbug and deception.
To build for the whole congregation
one Succah, near the synagogue
some of our half-conservative congre-
cations dds perversion Of the
plain words of the Pentateuch,
which enjoins that in every Jewish
household must be succah, and
that the family must dwell therein seven
days. And the Rabbis Of the Talmud
add to this injunction the words: "Tes-
hvu keen thadiru," i. e., it is not suffi-
cient to sit in the succah, but to make
Of it for the seven days real dwelling
place, rain or shine.'' Therefore the hon.
est orthodox Jew has to sleep in the sue
cab. What right have our "Am-Haar-
ety." hypocritical rabbis, to change this
Biblical law, by having the few people
who come to Schul on Succoth pay for
a few minutes visit to the congregation
Succah?
To dwell in succah for seven days
is Just as plainly enjoined in the Pen
tateuch as is the law, not to eat pork.
In fact, it is more explicitly ordained in
the Thorah than to fast on Yom Kippur.
For everybody, even if he be no Hebrew
scholar, knows, that the words 'ye shall
dwell in. booths seven days. means just
what it says. The words, however, con-
cer1ning fasting on Yom .Kippur ''Ve-
inissemes Nafshossechem' means sim
DIV eye shall humble yourselves.
Even the translation "afflict your
souls' is not literal, and conveys little
or nothing definite, as "affliction, OF
soul'' is very relative term, and can be
understood differently by different peo-
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-12

Sh~,>;ni daDenC Sua ldId 1Oohi
AAA---- Books have their fate. Thls
AZereth Roman saying which has
it's counterpart in the Talmud, where we
read, Everything depends on luck,
even the scrolls Of the Thorah in the
Temple" may be with even greater force
applied to the Jewish Holidays. Our
readers have seen how Rosh Hashana
and Yom Ha-Kippurim, although n com
paratively the latest festivals in the
Jewish calendar, and without any hlstor-
ical background to heighten their signl-
fcance, have succeeded in holding the
greatest place in the heart and sentiment
of the Jewish masses, while for instance
Succoth with all it's rich symbolism, It's
historical and national "reminiscences,
compared to which even Yom Kippur
pales into insignifcance, has the fate
of the Cinderella among the Jewish fes-
rivals, and has fallen into innocuous des-
uetude. Who, among the more or less
Americanized Jews observes Succoth?
Not only that very few erect Succah
but the Temples are poorly attended on
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-12
EDITORIAL

"Habent sua fata hbelh
lAAAAAA". Books have their fate. This
AZereth Roman saying which has