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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-23
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Books Added September 18, 1907.
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Books Added September t3, 1907.
 FICTION.
 Bindloss H., The Mistress of Bona venture.
 Brady. c. T., The Blue Oceans Daughter.
 Conrad, J., The secret Agent.
 ELarben, w. N. Mam's Linda Fleming, A. II, H. Spirit Lake.
 Janvier, T. A., sante Fe's Partner. McCuteheon q, B., The Daughter of Anderson Crow
 Orczy, Baroness, The Gates of Kant
 Sinclair, M., The Helpmate
 stephens. R. N, and Westley, c. H., Clementina's tIighwayman,
 watson, C., A Caddie of St. An
 NoN{FICTIoN
 "Boston Record Commrs. Report No. ST.
 "Conn. Agricultural Experiment station. Annual Report, 1905.
 Curtis, c. B., velazquez and Mur- rillo,
 Dumas, A., the younger, La Ques- ton d'Argent; ed Wells.
 Eastman, S. C., ed, White Noun tain Guide Book.
 Fletcher, c. R. L, Introductory His tory of En2land, V ?. l Gravenit2 Christiane Wilhelmine von. Hay, M. A German P6mpadour'
 Green, Thomas Hill, by R. L. Net tleship
 Gruyer F., Napoleon, King of Elba
 Halevy L., Labbe Constantin; ed by sumlchrast. | Hallock, C., Camp Life in Florida
 Herbert George, and His Times, by l A. c. Hyde, l Irving, H. B., Occasional Papers Dramatic and Historical.
 Jordan, D. &, and Kellogg, V. L, Evolution and Natural Life.
 Lawrence, Sir Thomas, Knapp O 1 G., ed. An Artists Love Story
 Lever. Charles James, His Life II His Letters; ed. by E. Downey.
 Maneini Family, The. Williams, Il N Five Fair Sisters.
 Masters in Art, pt 91; Teniers th Younger,
 bles.
 Vaughan, R. c F. Portugues East Africa.
 %Mitchell, F. e., Tie Parables of tn New Testament.
 Molloy, J. F., The Romance of Roy alty. 2v I Owen Robert, by F, Podmore. V.
 Petrie. w. M. F, Abydos; pts l.. f (Egypt Exploration Fundl O Pottinger, Sir H., Flood, Fell, an r Forest. ? V. f salisbury G. E. and Beekwith, N . E., Index to Short Stories, Ref. desk, e Siefert H. O. R. comp. Cholc r Songs, book 2. O Skrine, r. H. B., Fontenoye 5, sodoma, Giovanni Antonio Bazz y called; by R. H. H. Gust. l. Steele, J. D. and E. B. Brief Ills tory of Rome. n symons, A., Studies in Seven Arts. n &U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Yeal It book, 1906. r *U. S. Bureau of Animal Industr, .- Special Report on the Diseases of tn e Horse; revised edition, 19O1 a *U. s, Bureau of the Census. st5 t. tistics of Women at Work. Re e room. el Wentworth, G. A. A College Alg' d bra. Q whishaw, John, Seymour, B. lad s ed. The Pope of Holland House
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FROST WORKS FOR MAN.

An interesting application or freezing system in shaft sinking is hibited at the Washington collieryI England. When the shaft had sunk a short distance it was fd that a layer or quicksand eighty in depth must be penetrated.
 To prevent the wet sand from f ing into the shaft 1t was frozen s A circular row of holes, forming ring more than twenty feet in dia ter. was made around the shaft by means of metal pipes fred mixture, or brine of chloride of sod was caused to circulate in the holI
 This had the effect of freezing sand in a circular wall around shaft. as hard as rock, On the moval of the soft sand in the q the frozen wall remained intact,prd ing the workmen from the quick behind it.-Philadelphia Record.
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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL COURIER 23

ly in these columns. The place occupied by salt water in relation to the pro- cesses of life is being studied by vari- ous scientists, and important discov- cries along this line are no doubt des- tined to be made.-Pathfnder
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HANDSOME PIANO MOVING
 WAGON.

Geo. A. Ten Broeck has just finished for Charles H. Loomis, S97 Chapel St, the we'll known piano dealer the handsomest piano moving wagon ln New England.
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Fred-"My dear Dora, let thought console you for your l death. Remember that other and men than he have gone the same Bereaved One-"They haven't all have they?" Exchange.
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per basket 81 5o@s2; CAULIFLOwERs, Flori sBas
s Sq Se s4Sg4 56 oK b as sd0S2
Role New Orleans per Dbl $780, 6fI 5sr Bb
$4as5: KoHLRABi, New orleans, per 100 punches.
$4q$6; KALE Long Island. per Dbl 75ca$1 do southeTT
50q75c LETTUCE. Long Island ana jersey, per Do,
Norfolk per basket 5OcaSi IS LIMA BEANS, Florida
per basket crate S2dS4; ONIONS Bermuda per craze
$2ds2 %; Texas. white. $2aS2 %; do yellow 81 log
81 5os4: shaots New orleans per punches. S2dS3
OHRA, Florida. per carrier. $lq$3; do Cuban SlS2 oO
OYSTER PLANTS Per 100 lunches. $2aS5: PEAS Nor
81 80: per basket S1as1 do South Carolina
basket 5ocg$l FsPPEtls FIoFda per carrier 81 %
curly, Dbl S7aSlo DO plain, S7aS do ssrmge9,
box $2qS2 10: PARSNIPS, old. per bbl 81 2Dg$4'
RABIsHEs Southern per baset '2 g39I ;t Re-
muda per box. 81 50g$2 SPINACH, Long Island, per
Dbl. 81 25aS2; do Southern $1GS1 30; STRING BEANS
Georgia and South Carolina per basket - oqS5 90 40
DO yellow crooneck 81 25ds2 %. 90 cuban white 81 80
carrier. 75cd$2 so do Cuban S1a$1 so TURNlPS Can
ada rutabaga per bbl $2aS2 %. do Jersey and Long
S1G$5; WATERCRESS, per 100 punches. S1q$l so 49,
HAW AND STRAW-HAY-Receipts appear 10 nj
supplies full for the moment river boats not crowd
ing the market as yet We quote: Prime large 6atH
shipping. SOC clover. mixed SOC 81 do clear ,2QNpc
Receipts Of hay and straw in tons to-day: Hudson
River Railroad $50 tons; Erie, l6o Pennsylvania
Valley 400 Baltimore Ohio. TO- Central of New Jer
sey. 100; river boats. 40 by canal so; total lllo
tons; total for week 65S9 tons; last Week D. 80
STRAW--Steady at % coo per 100 n, Receipts, 40
tons; receipts FOR week 72S tons last week go tons
MILK AND CREAM-Tnc Milk Exchange price was
2Sl a quart 70 the shipper in the 70
this week effective MAY 10
The receipts of milk and 40 quart for
V-a,L. Inns NAV "a Il
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OTHER mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 15-CATTLE- Receipts. about % 600
head Market best steady; others loo lower. Common.
% prime steers, S4aS6 50 cows So 25G$5 hecrs Syl
81 so bulls 81 500S4 CO. calves 81 75G$6 stockers and
feeders %@0S5 % HotS-Recepts about 20 head mar
ket light steady others &c lower Choice prime heavy
So 42%a$C -; medium good heavy So 37izaSH %
butcher weights So i2lsGS6 4T12 good prime mixed
SO 4O$6 421a packers s6QS6 90: pigs 5OQS6 30. se
leced SO 5odS6 80; bulk of sales So 40dS6 45 SHEEP
Receipts. about 5000 head; steady but dun
SIS 81. 80 '' - IVY
Cincinnati. Nav 15.-HoGs quiet: butchers and shin
pers 20 52zS6 co. common IS 259S9 35. CATTLE quiet
fair TO good shippers 81 65QS5 65 common Sc 5G1$3 5
SHEEP steady; 50 75q$5 %: lambs steady SO 75qS5 Is
East Buffalo May 15.-CATTI.E steady: prime steers
SIS 70GS6 NEALSRecepts $50 head active and steady:
S59$7 IS. HOS-Feceipts. 1900 active: pigs S6f
Toe lower; others DC lower; heavy So
and pigs Sc so: roughs, SIS 90GS6 TO- stays 81 ass
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. 600 head: active:
sheep strong lambs and warnings. pc higher: lambs
So 5O9Ss 20 yearlrgs 81 25dS7 So weters Sc 2SSs 40
ewes. IS 25TSb 10; sheep. mixed, S3Ts6.
Kansas City. May l5.-CATTLS-Receipts head
including 200 head Of Southerns: steady choice
and dressed beef SIS 5o6S6 fair 10 good
81 5o6S5 40; Western fed 25S5 socers ana
feeders SO 6oQS5 To- Southern So 90dS5 South
S31S4 Is; native cows, So T5dS4 rative
heiters s. sSS5 35 bulls So lS@S4 so; calves So 5O9
top Sc s7s; bulk Of sales So 25q$5 80: heavy SO 2G@
SO Is; packers. Sc 22h9S6 32A lights Sc 30aS6 81
pigs. SIS 5oa$e sHEEP.,Receipts 1900 head market
steady lambs. So 75dS5 so: and warnings SIS 500
sc 10 Western fed yearngs Sc 2as7 Western fed sheep
SO 25GS7; stocksFs and feeders, 81 90QS6 so
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: Of oontract prioes IN the IoeaI market to-aay

CoTToN-The cotton market very active again
to-day, but after making new high record the
movement closed barely steady a decline OF
Q TO II points the old crop and a net advance Of
to points the Sales for the DAY were
estimated at BOO 900 bales The market opened firm
IN advance Of 6 TO IS points. response to higher
cables and unfavorable weather report. including
rains, and heavy frost Oklahoma There was a
big demand through wire and houses Jiy-
erpool buyer here prices advanced after the
opening 10 gain OF II points July which sold
at II O2c ana Of 20 to y points the new crop
months At the advance there very heavy really
ing, ana particularly heavy selling July, accom-
panied by runors that the bulls unloading and
abandoning the July deal started some selling
for a by traders. after a reaction Of
about 10 or y points
by the fresh buying for long account, fluctuations
IN the afternoon We're very irregular The
at practically the lowest point Of the The
Western belt forecast called for
o-tonsi and with temperatures higher
the outlook better weather over the belt as
whole although the Eastern forecast for showers
and cooler weather in sections private crop
news from the central belt about
Of the season, and smaller longs relying the
year OF bulish government report month
check any selling movement and to prevent any
material decline -'
The Of contract n he Iocal
day follows:
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May l5-closing-w EEAr-spot strong; No
2 REQ Western winter IS 50; No California, es lld
Is lsd. CoRN-spot steady; American mixed new Is
11sd; American mixed old 5s lsd:
zs Sd; September Is Sd. PEAs-Canadian steady 6s
TAD. PLOUR-Winter patents firm 2Js Cd. HOPS in
London Pacific COAST quiet, f2 16s@t3 5s BEEF-Ex-
ira IRA INDIA mess strong 92s % PoItK-Prime mess
Western. steady S2s Cd HAAiS-Short to 10 n,
firm. 5ss Sd BACoN-Cumberland cut 90 TO 80 10
strong. b2s Cd rib, 16 "a firm b3s Cd long
clear middles light Is TO 81 10 firm. 6Ss long
dies heavy, S5 10 30 ~ firm SOS;
to 20 n aEq Dos Sd clear bellies y to 10 m strong
9lsi SHOg LDE1ItS-sqnare II 10 - ~ strong. 42s
refined. in pals. steady. AS 3D. CHEEsE-CanadIan
nnest white, Quiek Cos old. quiet 66s Canadian
finest eolored new quist e2s old quiet ass TALow
els. RoSTN-common firm, lis ia PETROL FITN~
Refined quist, cad LINSElD OH. strong POS Sd
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. May IS, 1907.

New York. May *. 1907
COByT-l-The quiet to-day ana
prices change. opening being at the clos
Ing the close being quiet
net unchanged Sales the day reported OF about
80 bags Trade interests seemed TO be buying in
bidding market quotation for May
without getting and credited with taking
up a little coffee May notices But generally
speaking the market showed feature Of consequence
the from abroad Of influential char
Eavre = lower and Hamburg was IN
changed y pig lower. OF Brazilian markets San
90 higher. Rio unchanged, and
general situation appears be the
position IL has been weeks past Re
ceipts continued heavy at all points and with the
nsnt 10 include scattering supplies from the new
crop would look # the receipts Will show compara
lively little falling of between and beginning
the season The uncertainty how much
coffee has been carried the crop viii
render receipts from the least the
nent early In the season. OF but little value IN judging
the probable receipts the the trade
and until u becomes evident that the IS likely
inadequate it difficult revive
the local markst. The market for spot Sofee
changed with quotations the basis csc for Rio
No z
The range of contract prices to-day
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School Agency.
Restaurants.
Lost and Found.
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
y county Trial desired In New York County, =
maggie Wade. plaintiff. against Charles Il Wade de-
Tendant.I Summon Action for Absolute DivOtce
You hereby summoned to answer the counta,,,
IN TINS action and TO serve your answer ON
the plaintiffs attorney within 90 after the seryice
OF this summons exclusive OF the day service and
IN case OF your failure to appear answer Judgment
.ndnded in the complaint wv '-N- 80
Dated March 4th 1907
49, /. d. MAYES Plaintiffs Attorney
Post Once Address and Office No 300 TSroaGvse
York City. -'NN'4"SS' NC"
To the above named defendant. Charles T wade.
ne ioresolns summons IS served upon YOU bv pub-
pursuant 70 an order Of the Honorable Josenh
Z Newburger. Justice of Supreme Court - ~
state of New York dated York CITY MareS ,o, Lo
t2o' ana MEG with the complaint In the office 81 tba
Ssrk OF Few YORK County the County Court House
CIly ana county OF New York April 9th 1907 $1,000
oa -, -. L d MAYES, PLAINTIFFS Attorne1,
York City Borough Manhattan |"aS' Ne"
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CafskiII Mountains

The high altitude Of this great mountain SAINT
tarium. ranging from 1000 TO 1000 feet above the
sea. Is Important factor In the selection OF
summer home,
in addition to the private parks there are over
1000 hotels and boarding houses amid the green
fields and towering cTags In this country o. scenic
beauty and wildwood charms The ULSTER
DELAWARE r. r. offers superb train service
without change of cars from Philadelphia, Jersey
City and New York to all points In this popular
summer resort.
The Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer. leaving New York
(42nd ST. via West Shore r. r. at I o'clock p. M,
will make first trip May 18th.
The summer time schedule for season OF 1907
will go In effect Sunday, June 10th, with improved
week day and Sunday service.
Tho "Catskil Mountain Limited" composed ex-
cusively OF parlor with observation car leav-
ing New York week days at 10 o'clock a. NJ, is
a popular feature of the service.
The West Shore r. r. viii sell excursion tickets
from New York and Brooklyn May 29th and
30th. via Ulster & Delaware r. R.. TO all points in
the Catskill Mountains. at fare for round trip
giving an opportunity TO select your summer home
or boarding place. These tickets win be good for
return trip on any train up 10 midnight OF June
End. Inclusive
An Illustrated Summer Book with map OF the
Catskls and list OF hotels and boarding houses
will be sent free receipt OF 8 cents postage.
n. A. SIMS, Gen'l Passenger Agent
Kingston. n. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FP ~,
l. T. Fitzgerald. n Surrogate the Countv 80 NJ
York notice Is hereby given persons ba New
claims against Caroline V. Folsom. OF
OF New York, deceased 70 present the same With
transacting business at the office OF Walter Mecoy
No OF William Street IN the City OF New York Ror,.
ough OF Manhattan, on or before the Tweny-rst dnv
OF September next 9N eay
Dated New York. the Fourteenth day of March 1907
THOMAS G. CONWAY AdmnIssratoY
WALTER l. MCCOY, Attorney for Administrafor 10
William Street New York. %
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PENNSYLVANIA

Now opaD- ca1scttr ~ Al s-te GAP PA
resort 10 spend Spring Season Climate mia '1ul
~ Aagntncent scenery Delirhtfs,I 1eT!ss
an GrVes Trout ASKING Best appointed hcssI Ms
Lts own Fdrk over 200
steam heat, open CRATES. baths elevat5rs
IunhRg water In rooms, parlors orchsssr'
1So.ns, soti tennis. bowling pool etc 1907 hooI
showing Motel. scenes In Kittatinny PARK s,I Slet
auto route map New York to Water car -
appheation Special Spring Livery and a2a "a
G. FRANK COPE. Propr
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Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon r. -
T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the Count, - - Ma
ORR notice Is hereby gVea TO all persons having cla
York. deceased Same with OF New
or 10 the subscribers Of their place OF transaetn 80
ness ss at the once 81 Winthcop smson Eqs No
OF New York. before 18th day Of .ne CITY
Dated New York. the 2sth day OF March iaoI next
CHARLES A MTTe.ey
,,-,,.rr-roD o. er,,.eo,,A ANNE ELDER MUM
" IN IN t,S.'I,aIs Executors
Manhattan, New York City. ''"1sh OF
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Spring Resorts.
Spring Resorts.
NEW JERSEY.
MAY
AT THE
marlborough Blenbelm
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.,

one the most delightful months OF the year Ie
omen air plaza facing the and the ample public
space the conducs to thorough en3oyehI OF
are al their best Horseback riding on the beach mas
haCor1a way DoriIar. weekend Saturday night
dance and the Sunday night solo singing are feature
is music every night in the year
White service throughout the four dining rooms two
of which are European plan Golf Ownership, ma man
egement. JOSIAH WHILE I" SO-'0'
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THE REXMERE

Best equipped hotel IN Western Catsklls Situated IN
Beautiful Churchill Park. Stamford y, 7 Golf on
hotel grounds Forty rooms with bath. Booking ofce
MISS ALEXANDER, 1850 Broadway (near 2sth ST..
Tel 4T4S Mad. So
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NEW YORK.

THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND YOUR SUM-
MER VACATION is IN THE HISTORIC,
PICTURESQUE AND HEALTHFOI
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VERMONT.

pRosPECr HOUSE AND TEN COTTAGES on raka
4 Bomoseen, IN the Green Mountains. For bookleS ad-
dress H. q. ELLIS. Casteten, Vermont
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CHARMING EXCURSIONS
Sum mcr Resorts.

DEFORE DECIDING where you VIII 20 for the sum
ID mer. send for the summer Hotel & Boarding Hous
Advertiser. Covers the Summer Resort district
Free. By mail q Issued by the REAL ESTATE
& BUILDERS EXCHANGE. 346 Broadway, " Y.
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City Hotels.

1 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS. pri
i. bath. 81 so daily: including meals one SIS
two. $25 weekly. THE ALABAMA. 10 East 18th St
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GRANLIDEN HOTFT.

LANE sCNAPEE. ". H
Sne OF me hnest summer hotels in this cor,.-
49, Go!f tennis, boating hne drfvas -
u4ar. W W. BROWN. Manhafran IIo,.1
1oTk city until May 25th: then CSranISs1 T9
Evening journal., 1907-10-30
Do Rev 8. M piichard.

the iteN. y. NJ lllchurd
The bride will be given away By her
mother There viii be no bridesmaid
or best man. Mrs William L. Bicking.
"a sister OF the bride win De matroa
of honor. md the flower girl wiz be lite
Gle Miss Maybelle Coppage. the daugh-
Ter OF Mr. and MIS-. Denver Coppagc
The bride win wear chiffon with a
tuie veil caught up with lilies of the
valley and VIII carry a bouquet of
brides roses. The matrOn OF honor
WIN wear chimonette and win carry
pink roses. The flower girl Will be
drlsssel in white The church has
been lavishly decorated with pink and
white chrysanthemums. carrying ont
the color scheme of pink and white.
The wedding music viii be played by
Miss Elizabeth Burllng Johnson
immediately after the ceremony a
family reception viii be held On the
home OF the brides mother. Guests win
be present from Philadelphia, WASH
ington. Missouri Erie. Pa. and Now
port supper win DE served by Betz.
Tonight the couple win leave for a
honeymoon tour la the south, return
ling In Two weeks TO take up their home
lin Newport
! Miss Albert Is a graduate Of the
lTraining School for Nurses at the
lpolaware Hospital, and has a host Of
inionds Mr. Flinn IS a graduate oi
the Wilmington Hich school and Is
Ga ednuty United States marshal under
his father
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BAKER CALLS
PENNELL Spy
tcontInuea I,rom FIrst 80


with Indians. Chinese ard idiots un-
able 10 protect your homes But
women's suffrage is coming just the
same.
Il understand that Tomorrow even
ing the dignifed sheriff from Portland
win speak hers, am very MUCH sur
prised 20 hear that. lie very strenu-
ously objected 20 people outside of the
state Of Maine going up there and In
terfering with their affairs He's for
gotten that Another thing: They have
a Smrgis Commission i'm Maine, a sort
Of consiabulary created by the State to
enforce the prohibition laws. MIR. PEN
nell doesn't like that commission. He
said so on the stump. He and his as
sociatcs said it was q. spy system.
Now. then, what was Mr. Penneil
doing at Harrison Street Church last
night at a meeting of women If he's
opposed to any spy system i'm Maine
he ought not 20 practice 1T I'm Delaware.
And especially when it Is at meeting
OF defenseless women. How do we
know? Wen, two or three gentlemen
watched him very carefully and sus-
nectea him. They followed him TO his
lodgings and ascertained who he was.
Then they took a look at him in the
daylight and found that it was the Dig
mined sheriff from Maine / am glad
that Mr. Everhart is here. He VIII
he able TO take back some interesting
reading matter for the newspapers OF
Maine"
At the conclusion of DR.. Bakers aa-
dress. Royal Raymond replied TO the
license e, g,mittees request that he ten
ho people OF Delaware what he saw
wsne snapshooung in salisbury
He said: Il saw a city of only 1000 peo-
bic with only three policemen. ] saw
.it,. without a vacant house I did
ana one sneakcasy but, thank God
sbnt that up. and it is still SHUT dp
L saw that spealEeasy provided WIN
wilmington liquor. ] saw luuse W. w
Ianed that proprietor $50 and gave hinl
three months i'm the worlShouse, and
lSnnnd a Judge who would enforce the
laws aeainst white man the same as
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he would against a black man. THAT
is what / saw"
Mrs, Lake followed Mr. Raymond
with Statistics showing sne declared,
that the saloon created q debt for the
peope OF New Castle county, paid one
third Of it and left two-thirds 10 be
paid by the people. She declared thai
for every dollar TO charity boasted by
the saloon 10 made a demand for two
dollars. "rhcy tel us what they giye
A.. the church, but let me tell you that
The church that can't exist without the
revenue of he liquor traffic ought TO die,
and the sooner IL dies the better" f
The Rev Father Temple made
characteristieallv vigorous address. he
said in part: "You know the Brandy-
wine flows into the ChFisuaMa river.
Did you ever think Of that2 We'll
we're going to dump il in there next
Tuesday, We've got to put out the
FIRE Whlslsey is hot; il hurns. We've
got to get Volunteers and turn the hose
on il. You can build up a hurnedsdown
city, but you cart rebuild a. burned
down soul"
At the close Of his remarks Father
Temple asked all to rise while he said
Ia prayer for the success Of prohibi-
ton"