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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-08
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LosT-white terrier bull dog. black
face with white streak down centre Reg
ister No. 40. Reward II returned to 2409
Tainall street. .os-st
FOR sALE-cheap. Legborns. white
and brown homer pigeons. incubator and
brooder. and collie pups. w. W. Mccool.
codsls, Del. Marshallton p. o. os-2t
SITUATION wanted as collector or
agent; reference and security if needed.
w. w. Mccooi Cedars. Del, Marshailton
p. O. os-2t
NoTIcE-The Waters Union orSan'zed
en- Sunday hst will meet IN Thursday
All hotel, private and public walters are
invited TO be present. BY order OF the
sec etary, GEO. III. BELL.
os-St Clayton House Cafe.
NOTICE--L JOHN ID. KELLY. the
ownor and occupant Of the house situated
at the northwest corner Of Delaware
avenue and dupont streets. t. the
Seventh ward In the city of Will
mington. county OF New Castle and State
OF Delaware. In compliance with the re-.
Qurements OF the acts OF the General AS
sembly. IN such case made and provided
90 hcroOy give nOUce tnHt 1 shal dpn y
IN writing 10 the Court OF General. Sc =
sion Of the State OF Delaware. In and Ter
New Castle county on Monday the TO- IA
day of November, A. -. 1906, being the
next term Of said court. for a license for
said house as an inn or tavern. for the
sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors N less
quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
the premises. md tho following. resrec;
able citizens OF said ward. az least twelve
OF whom are substantial freehold rs n
said ward recommend the said app.icl-
tim. viz;
John Burns Samuel Chambers,
Daniel Doher.y. James McEiwnln,
John Brady Charles =. Wcih1r, 4
Daniel ]. Quill. Joseph w. Abbott.
rohn Hoffman. -. NJ. Macdonald.
William McCarrcn. James T. Reilly.
william n. Toner. Robert Hnrrop. -
Thomas F. DArsey, Joseph Sell.
DR.. II. G. Moore. Arthur q. Heinel z.
H. j. Healy, Patrick Desmond, e.
Dennis Doughetty. W. J. Gibbons,
Dennis J. Lynch Edward r. Davis,
Nicfael Donohue ASv'Hid Urtz,
Daniel ]. Mahoney, Frank Vansant,
oS-St JOHN d. KELLY. >
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-08
WILSON LINZ
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYwINE ANT
CITY OF CHESTER


Leave Wilmington. Hh street wharf.
Weekdays and sundays for Chester and
Fhiladelphia, at 100 and 1919 a m, 80
dnu 4lo ,. m. Saturdays and Sundays
only 100 D. m. ltl-l.a
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
wDatf weekdays and Sundays. NJ ga
a 5lle ln-so a. m. 100 and AIS D. m. Saun-
Gays and Sundays only, 700 D. m.
-A'~ Chester ono hour later.
p,iares including Saturdays ard Sundays
f,ih,,nia.uelphia excursion, 25c-one way l5c.
. eLf..I excursion, l5c--one way i0c.
81 onippers OF freight have frequent ser.
wee careful handling, prompt de,ivery
c co., IN protection from the weather by
~ ,re eFen wharves and wagons
sbisrs secure these facilities. order your
n,,4 ients via WILSON LINE" Chest
n Ir street wharf. Philacalphia. and
+0uitn "treet wharf. Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON,
General Manager.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-08

FOR sALE-cheap. Legborns, white
and brown homer pigeons. incubator and
brooder and collie pups w. W. Mccool,
Codals, Del. MarshaIlton p. o. os-2t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-08

SITUATION wanted as collector or
agent; reference and security Il needed
w. w. McCool. Cedars. Del. Marshallton
p. O. os-2t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-08
BALTIMORE &Om0
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May q. 1906.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue S auor
WILMINGTON. DEL.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Northeast
WASHINGTON

The Christian Eudeavor Society of the
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
Maryland avenue northeast, has elected
officers and chairmen of committees for
the coming year. The election, which
was held a short time ago. resulted -
follows: President, A. W. Cummings:
vice president, VIII Weber; secretary
Carl Bodenstein corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Clara Parkinson: treasurer,
Harvey DAILY; pianist. Miss Alberta
Beuhler; assistant pianist, VIII Weber;
chorister, w. o. Little: junior superiB-
tendent. Miss Elsie Parkinson. Com
mttee chairman: lookout. Harvey
DAILY; social. Edward Tate: whatsoever.
VIII Weber; prayer meeting. Adolph
BOwdler; missionary, Miss Ethel Cars
we'll; music. Edwin Daily; delegate 70
District Christian EndeavOr Union,
Adolph Bowdler; delegates 10 Lutheran
Young Peoples Union, Miss Reck and
Miss Clara Parkinson.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Miss Lula Blsson ha das her guest
last week Miss Mary Howard, Of
Manassas
Miss Maggie Hepburn, who has been
spending a few weeks at Atlantic City,
has returned.
Robert Nails spent last week visiting
friends in Martinsburg, W. Va.
DR.. stephen Harrison Smith and Or.
Samuel Cats spent last week al Col,
OniaI Beach,
Col. r. II. Ficklin, who has been visit
ing in New York. has returned.
Miss Ellen jenkins paid a visit TO
relatives IN Richmond last week.
Hon George L. Simpson and family
are spending week in New YORK
Mrs. Samuel l.. Monroe is visiting Mrs.
Maury at he Plains.
Judgs Louis - Barley and family, who
have been spending the summer AT MI
Elliott. have returned.
Miss Mary Agnew last week was the
guest OF Miss Mary Berkeley. in Lees
burg.
Miss Eva Dent spent last week in
Delaplaue.
Harry Hammon+ and within T. Penn,
who have been visiting In Maryland and
Pennsylvania, have returned.
Miss Alberta REGISTER. of Baltimore.
was last week the guest of Miss Eleanor
Fields in this city.
The Misses Genzberger Of Wolfe
street. had as their guest last week MISS
Bertha Mcyenberg. Of Baltimore
Miss Ira RaIney. Of this city. was last
week the guest OF Miss Birdie Faulkner.
OF Arlington.
The Misses Johnson. Of this city, who
have been visiting their aunt Mrs. Nir-
glnia Page Toison, in Stafford county
have returned home.
Il. n. Duffy. of this city. has returned
from a visit 20 friends az Remington and
Manassas.
Mrs +. IT. McveIgh. who has been
visiting fin Warrenton, has returned
home.
Mrs. s. +. Gregory. who has been
sunmering At Meter, Westmoreland
county. has returned.
Miss Mary HeLimuth has returned
from Charlottesville. where she mas
been visiting friends.
Horace Waters and daughters, who
have been visiting Mrs. William II,
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Policeman Stops Runaway.

Injury TO several persons and possible
loss of lfe were prevented last Tuesday
afternoon by Policeman j. +. Miller, oil
the Ninth precinct station. when ne
stopped "A runaway horse al Eighth and
II streets northeast The horse was at
tached 10 a light buggy, In which was
seated Frank Cannon, brother OF
Thomas A. Cannon, OF the Eastern
Market, who owns the outfit. T.. horse
was dashing down IT street az a run
away gait. when officer Miller grabbed
the bride and brought the animal to q
stop. No one was injured.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Birthday Party Anniversary.

The eighteenth birthday anniversary
Of MHs Bertha Housman was celebrated
az the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Housmau, 3l5 X street
northeast Wednesday evening, when "a
large number OF the friends of the
young lady assembled 10 commemorate
the occasion. Games were PLAYED dur
ing the greater part Of the evening. and
musical program was ordered. Re
freshments Were served The following
were among those present. Misses Agnes
Kelly. Mabel HOuzman. Annie Shepherd.
Bertha Housmau. Nellie White, Cora
Housman. Bertha Walker. Maize Hum
phries. Margaret Dickhesrt. Mabel Al
len, and Albert Marshall. Ralph Waters.
William Housman, August Koehler
John Murphy. George S0uder. Percy
Padgett. H. Elmer Jueuemau. Frank
Meade. FredIe Housman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Housmau
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Modern Woodmen in Session.

The monthly local camp visitation of
the Modern WUodmeu of the World was
held az Talbot Camp, 40. 1892 which
is located over the Capital National
Bank. at 8l5 Pennsylvania avenue south
west. IT. H. MWard. the consul OF Tai
bott Camp. presided over the meeting.
During the presentation OF the iniuatory
ceremony. "a number of interesting fea-
lures We're introduced Chief Forester
J. Fl. Mcintyre. of the Harmony Camp,
performed the team work
Talbot Camp now has membership
of one hundred and sixty, which num-
Der represents about one-siNtn of the
total number of Woodmen I'm the Dis
trict The camp was orga nized October
Z, 1905. with a charter membership Of
hfty-twO members.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
q BloomInedaIezzzEzzs. 2

Mrs. +. a. Mazzie. OF T street north
east. is on a visit TO relatives In Baiu-
more.
Willard Steward, of First street north
west, who recently graduated from Mer-
cersburg Academy, will pursue n course
IN architecture at the George Washing
ton University this winter.
Hagan Wilson. who was last year
student at the George Washington Uni
versity, will enter upon his sophomore
year at the University of Mlch'gan
with several other BiOomlnguaie bOys-
Miss Mary Howard has returned TO
her home. 203O North Capitol street, after
spending Il delightful vacation at Ocean
Citv n. j., where her father was In
charge of the High school Cadet En-
campment.
Miss Ada Adams. of Rhode Island ave
nue.. is visiting friends i'm Dayton. Ohio.
Avery Taylor spent three weeks trav-
cling through the Western States.
Frank Wheeler. of North Capitol
street. has been temporarily employed in
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
SO0tEeosf aSliin8tOlI

A weu-attended meeting of Golden
Rule Tent. No. 1854, independent order
OF Rechabitcs. was held at 3H street
northeast. last Monday night Mrs.
Sadie r. Hissey presided over the meet
inc. A large number of visitors Were
present and the following tents We're
represented. Eagle Tent. No. .. John
b. Henderson Tent. No l0S9. Onward
Tent. No. 1920. and Fidelity Tent No.
ll2t The most important business
transacted was the election of Charles
Williams as a delegate 90 the High Tent
session al GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Mrs. Mary
A Hessler presided over the good of
the order program Remarks were
made by Miss Lucy l.. EIckerston, Miss
Mary N. Jackson. Mrs. Mary A. Hess
Ter. and High Chief Ruler CordelL of
Onward Tent No. l02l. Miss Dora b..
Ripple. Miss Hattie Ripple, W. a.. Van
Mat-e and s. S. Hossler, jr.. of Fidel-
stv Tent. No. 1924, Mrs. Agnes +. Ritter,
and Mrs. S. T.. Whitehead, of Eastern
Tont. No. So. Charles Williams. Mrs.
Mamie Stevens, and Mrs. Sadie T. His
sey, Of Golden Rule Tent, No. lua4.
Charles Williams, the delegate chosen
by Golden Rule Tent. of Southwest
Washington. to the High Tent session
II GAINESVILLE. Ohio. viii join the dele
gates from the other tents al the Halu-
more and Ohio depot this morning,
where they viii leave the city al 9
o'clock ON a special train for the seat
of the session. The Commissioners
have been requested 10 allow the Rech-
abites Drum Corps 90 furnish music
Cor the occasion.
Golden Rule Tent paid a visit 20 Fidel-
ity Tent last Tuesday evening.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Cordna-Galleher Nuptials.

An interesting wedding was solcmniz-
ed al nigh noon Tuesday, when Miss
Mabel J. Galleher and Harvey NJ.
Cordua were married at the parsonage
of the Trinity NJ +. Church, 309 Fifth
street southeast. The ceremony was
parformed by the Rev. II. S. France.
The groom is from Galveston. Tex. and
the bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Galleher. of Capitol Hil. The
couple LETT the city after the ceremony
for a trip TO New York and through
rba Northern States, where they viii
visit relatives. After September ~ Mr.
and Mrs. Cordua will return 10 Wash
ington. where they viii be glad TO see
their friends.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Welded at ST. Toseph's Church.

An interesting wedding took place at
the rectory Of St J0sephs Roman Cath
olci Church. Second street northeast
when Miss Marie q. Stone and Robert
Nourse were married by Father Igna-
thus Fealy. The ceremony was "a very
quiet one, only the relatives Of the two
families being present The bride was
gowned in a gray travelling costume
with a hat 70 match. Both the bride
and groom have large number o.
friends in this section OF tie city. After
a short wedding trip 40 New York, Afr.
and Mrs. Nourse viii retur1 TO Wash
ington 20 make their home here.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
-ZAlex0ndr1ays.e.s

AIcCuen. in North Alfred street, have
returned to Atlanta. Ca.
Mrs. Bartlett Boiling. who has been
visiting her uncle. Albert Stuart. In
King street. has returned to Abe
marie county.
John ChieIds. Of Baltimore. who has
been visiting friends in this city, has
returned home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bartelz, of North
Washington street last week had as
her guest Miss Regina Hnga=tner, Of
Baltimore.
Mrs. John Cook who has been visit
ing relatives in this city, LEFT for her
home IN Avondale. Ala. last week.
Mrs w. II f. Lee and Miss Kath-
crime Stuart have returned from "a trip
through the West
Mrs. Fora Hin and daughter last week
paid a visit to Hastings-on- Hudson.
Mrs s. c. Brent, who has been sum
mroing at Woodberry Forest. Orange
county. has returned.
=. l.. Payne and niece are spending a
few weeks at Keswick.
Mrs Josephine Jenkins and children,
who have been visiting at HiH Top, Nd,
have returned home.
Mrs r. w. Robinson and children. who
have been spending the summer az
Markham. have returned.
Miss Ethel Larmond who has been
visiting Miss Kate Collins. in Orange
county. has returned.
Miss A. NJ. ChandIee. who has been
summering at Ashton. Nd, has re-
turned.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Padgett. formerly
Of this city. but now of Chicago. ILL.,.
spent last week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Hager, who have been
spending some time az Atlantic City
have returned.
Mrs. Louise Kemper and children. who
have been spending the summer in
Vienna. have returned home.
Luther Carter. who has been visiting
al PoWhetan Courthouse. has returned.
AIr. and Mrs. Walter r. Mccullough,
who have been visiting Mrs. George
Darley, have returned home.
Dr. William u. Smith last week had
as his guests. his brother, the Rev.
Augustin j. smith and wife. of Lancas-
ter. Ohio.
Mrs. Bedford Brown and Miss Mary
Glenn Uhler have returned from Mt.
Elliott.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
entertained the LauIels.

AIr and Mrs. George A. Mahaney en-
tertaiued the Laurels at their home, -li
Kentucky avenue southeast, Tuesday
evening, when they held their regular
monthly business meeting. After the
transaction of business, progressive
games furnished amusement for the re-
mainder OF the evening Refreshments
were served by the hostess straw
ride IS being contemplated 10y the mem
Ders OF the club.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
ANaCONf1a

The members of the cabinet of the
EpwOrth League, OF the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church met re-
Gently at the home of Charles Linger,
5l2 Harrison street. for the purpose of
discussing plans relative 10 the work
for the coming season. The decision was
reached 10 hold a rally meeting. the
last Sunday IN September. The mem
bers also contemplated giving a, course
of lectures during the coming winter.
The following were present. Miss
Beulah Williamson. Miss Emma Simp-
son, Mrs Minnie Arnold. Charles Ling
or, John Fort. and Percy Barse.
The death of jeremiah A. Grimes. at
the home of his brother, Edward
Grimes. near Camp Springs. Prince
his many friends in AnacOstia. where
he was well known. Funeral services
We're held at St Barnabas' Protestant
Episcopal Church. Barnaby, Prince
George county. Md. Mr.. Grimes was at
one time connected with the Govern
menL Hospital for the Insane.
Work is rapidly progressing on the
improvements recently begun on the
Annex public school building, on Wash
ington street. The stairways and halls
are being made flreproof and the entire
interior is being Tehtted. The work is
being hurried IN an attempt 70 have the
Improvements completed before the
opening of the public schools.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Personal Notes.

Fred c. Schaefer. of 325 First street
northeast, has gone 10 Atlantic City tor
a short vacation.
Mrs. Henrietta spaulding, Of Capitol
Hin, entertained number of her
friends at luncheon as a compliment 10
Miss Ann Blanchard. of Wilmington.
Del The following were present: Miss
Warner, Miss Webb. Miss Wylie. Miss
Stone, Miss Moore. and Miss Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs AIKEN Of Tenth street
northeast, accompanied by their daugh-
ter, have gone 10 Atlantic City.
Robert Walker. of B street northeast.
has returned to the city with friends
from Maine. where he spent several
weeks.
Mrs. H. Sunwold, her daughter
Reedor, and Miss Anna NJ Davis. of
Capitol Hnl. have returned from Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Buchert. Of Maryland avenue
northeast. left the city Wednesday for
North Carolina, where she viii remain
as the guest Of relatives for a month.
John Darby and family, of Northeast
Washington. have returned from a sea
trip to Boston.
Mrs Thomas Myers and Miss Ruth
Myers have returned from a visit to
bridgeport. Conn.
Mr.. Farrell, of 126 Tenth street north
east. is entertaining his sister, Miss II.
Farrell. of La Plata, Md.
Miss Margaret Miller and Miss Mary
b. Miller. of 1O7 Sixth street northeast,
have left the city for Luray, Va, where
they will spend the month.
Miss Cornelius L. Lloyd has returned
TO her home. 226 East Capitol street
from the western part Of New York
State.
Mrs. OdeI, of East Capitol street, has
returned from stay at Ocean Grove.
9. A. Allison and son. G. H.. Allison, of
MiddletOwn. Conn. are visiting Mr.. and
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Arranged Evening Meetings.

A series of evening meetings was IN
augurated at the Christian EndeaVor
Chapel. Sl3 L street southeast last Tues
day evening. The meetings will he con-
Quoted for several weeks The Sunday
afternoon meetings. which have been
held for the past month or so, have
proved To be a success, and the member
ship of the chapel has been largely m
Creas ased. The Sunday services are IN
the nature of Sunday school exercises,
with teachers of much training and eN-
upTienrp.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Held a Successful Social.

Members of the Oak Camp. No. 4.
Woodmen Of the World. who managed
the ice cream social and musicai pro-
gram given by the organization last
week az Northeast Temple, on il street,
report that the affair was very success
ful from both social and financial
point Of view. The proceeds derived
from the festival will be used fer char
liable purposes
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Paid q Fraternal Wit.

Eagle Tent, No. 2, Independent order
of Rechabites. OF Northeast Washing
ton. received a fraternal visit from Har-
mony Tent. recently. Considerable bus
mess of importance was transacted. and
an excellent good of the order program
was rendered. Addresses were made by
members Of both tents
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Bridge Club Ente,t aimed

The Tuesday morning Bridge Club
was entertained at the home Of Miss
Josie Stone on Capitol HH. The guests
were the following: Misses jenkins
Hutchinson, Davidson. Mills. LudIowe.
Burtt Croswaitle. Parker, Grant Ais
ton and Stone.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
.e.=-rzz - zEzzzzzaszzzz-Ez5ss 5ss=
BrOOkIand

Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Noel entertained "a
large company at q musicale on TUESDAY
evening iu honor of their cousins, the
Misses Katharine and Jeanuette Cork
erv. of New Orleans. a delightful mus
fcaI program was rendered, in which
some of the leading musicians OF the
city took part. Among those who par
ticipated were Miss Katharine Corkery.
one of the most noted mezzO sopranos
OF the South; M. Felix Garzlglia. for
rnerlv Of the Conservatory OF Music OF
Paris Mrs Dora Mathieu Bennett
leading soprano of the Cathedral of
baltimore: Joseph Mathieu. baritone OF
the Hamlne NJ +. Church, Ar. Sew
rIen. tenor OF the Synagogue, Miss Ma
rie Howe. Miss Agnes Dowling, Aessrs.
Martin and Frank McHugh, Miss kath-
leeu Noel and Joseph Noel. Those
present were Miss Jeanette Cookery
Dr. and Mrs. +. z. Howe, Misses kath-
arine. Mary Helen. and Sarah Howe,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward NJ. Noel, Mr.
Hondrup. Miss Mary Dowl.ng. Mrs. X.
C.. Burke and Mrs. NJ. b. Downing.
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
the chapter Of the Epworth League, the
membership of which is made UP OF at
tendants at the Brookland Methodist
Church. held a lawn fete, at the home
Of Miss Bessie Oliphant, Seventh and
Monroe streets. The league has for its
object the purchase of a new organ Tor
use in the church. The grounds pre-
sented a beautiful appearance, being
tastefuIly decorated with flags and
Chinese lanterns
Tie mems club Of the Church OF Our
Sa, iour. will give an old-fashioned corn
rosst on September IS 4 prominent mill
it-ry company. I'm fancy drill Will be
one OF the special features of the even
ing.
Marshall Bryarly is visiting in the
Shenandoah Valley, Va.
Miss Nettie Jarrett. of Harewood road.
has returned from a visit TO Baltimore
Miss IsabeTa Clayton. of Yonkers. y
Y. and Miss Anna Alling of Colchest-
Mrs. J. s. Allison. of 1912 Moore street
northeast.
MI. and Mrs Luther Powers are
spending a short time at North Beach.
Md, the guests of friends.
Mrs. G. B. Wright. of Philadelphia. is
visiting on Capitol Hill at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell.
Miss Nettie Kelly has returned 10 her
home. 1858 II street northeast. following
a weeks stay with Miss Ella Gibbon. at
Chesapeake Beach.
Miss Reynolds, of 3 street northeast.
is spending a two weeks vacation at
Atlantic City.
A party Of Capitol Hill people includ-
ing Mrs. Fred c, Carroll and family,
Miss Blanche Calvert, Miss Mildred Cal
vert, Miss Gladys Calvert and Master
Calvert have returned from a months
vacation spent on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland.
Miss Sue Grant. of Capitol Hill, is
spending her vacation in the southern
part OF Maryland.
Miss Walker. of Boston. is the guest
of Miss Jeanette Smith, of Capitol
Hill.
Miss Campbell of SIS Second street
northeast. has left the city on trip TO
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
AND MORE TO FOLLOW.

The trolley car hath slain its thou
sands said the motorman. "Yea.-
broke in the chauffeur not without q
touch Of pride in his voice: but ths
automobile hath slain its tens Of thou
sands. Puck.