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Evening journal., 1907-06-19
TIMID BECAUSE
OF "ASTROLOGER''
Sunday SChOOl FO ks Dis
tTessei BY the Lying Pre-
diCIiOn Report
NO PROPHECY OF A
DISASTER WAS MADE

Notwithstanding the absurdity Of tho
report attributed to a nay thcai "astrolo-
ser that oXcursionists who would 70
down the Delaware river on Monday ard
Thursday of this week. would meet dis
aster, many persons stll seem fearful to
SO out on excursions and the attendance
az those outings has been greatly affected
By the startling rumors.
AS matter OF fact no astroloeer has
been located who prophcscd m-lucx for
excursionists, and just how such a runner
nianted cannot be learned. The report has
passed through so many mouths that
practically every body ia the city has
heard IT, There are stnl many tmid per-
sons inclined 10 put some faith in the
reports
Lyceum Folks Had a Good Time
The Reilly lyceum cxcui SION went 20
Woodland Beach and returned on Mon
day without The slightest mishap, al
though the report had IL that every per-
son on it would be drowned. Now several
families fear 90 go on Scott excursion to-
morrow and Madolcy excurs on on Fri
day because OF the alarming reports.
NNN l'ANNN N'NitNNh 10 80 NN NllN tANNi-
sions should not be Influenced by the
reports but should SO and have a good
time, as there is absolutely nothing In
the way Of the rumors beyond gossip.
There has been no astroloscr at any OF
the local theatres. and ehe rnmors seem
to have sprung from the imas nation OF
somebody.
Rumor About General Parker
one report has d that Lieutenant Gov
emor I. n Parker, who a "a member 81
scott Church. Will not SO on tomorrow.
excursion because OF hs fear of some.
thing happening. As matter of fact
Governor Parker IS not going on the cx.
curslon because he has gone to Boston tc
attend the National Council Of the junior
order OF American Mechanics Before hc
went away he took occasion repeatedly Ia
urge everybody to so on the excursion and
give no attention TO the "astrologer'
rumors.
Several families connected with Mad.
ley church also have expressed their in
tention to stay at home because OF IN,
reports Tho so-called prophecies have
been vary annoying to those In charg,
OF the excursions. and are having q
( difficult time to convince many persons
that there should be no fear OF going
on the outings.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
WINE GROWERS
ARE In REVOLT
French Government AFrestino
IN. RingIeadelS in the
Midi District
MAYOR OF A CITY ARRESTED

BY Our own Wire, Publishers Press.
Paris, June Practically state Of
siege exists in the Midi District where
the wine growers are in revolt to force
the government TO enact laws to prevent
the adultcration of wine. To-day the
government began putting In effect its
plan to arrest the ringlcadors of the re-
volt and the military occupancy of the
entire district was determined on TO pre-.
vent outbreaks or attempts to rescue the
men marked for arrest IL is doubtful,
however. whether the preparations will
be sufficient TO quell the enormous popu-
lation engaging in the revolt.
Arrested a Mayor.
The first arrest was that of DR.. Fer
roul, Mayor of Narbounc. who resigned
IN accordance with the plan of the fcvo.
lutionists. He was seized IN his home at
3 o'clock this morning A strong de-
tachment of troops surrounded the house
to keep back the crowd and make it <n-
possible for Fenoul TO escape. Ferroul
was hustled from the house, placed in a
motor car and whirled at full speed to
Montpelier where he was thrown into
prison.
Hundreds Of the townspeople had re-
mained on guard before the Mayors
house all night TO prevent his arrest in
case soldiers came The only thing that
prevented a violent demonstration when
the soldiers appeared, was that Fcrroul
made a speech to the crowd urging them
TO remain quiet.
Escaped the Soldiers.
An attempt was also made to arrest
Marcelin Albert, chief of the wine grow
ers at Argelliers and six of his principal
aids. A detachment of soldiers surround.
ed the home of the men wanted. but AL
bert and three of his assistants had con-
cealed themselves The other three were
captured. The police, assisted by the sol
diers, made n diligent search for Albert
but could not locate him.
Roads Guarded BY Soldiers
To-day 5000 picked soldiers hold the
whole wine growing country side. Thes,
troops We're selected with care so as
10 exclude all men whose homes are in
southern France or whose sympath os
are with the wine growers.
Every country road is guarded 10y the
soldiers.
The government cont nues to manage
tho telegraph and telephone wires as II d
state of war actually existed
This morning the ministry Of war issued
a statement that quiet prevails through
out the district and the people are calm
but parslans generally fear the situa.
tion may become desperate at any mo.
/ mont
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
GARBAGE CASE
IN CITY COURT
GOttlieb StTChmdIer rned SIS
and Costs fer illegally
Collecting Refuse
COUNSELLOR KURTZ
WILL TAKE AN APPEAL

Gottlieb Strohnaier, who has been ar
.rested three times on the charge OF
violating the city ordinance BY collect
ing garbage illegally, was arraigned IN
city Court to-day for trial, and after
hearing the evidence, Judge Cochran
Imposed OF fine on him Of IS and costs
He was repre- sented by William H.
l<urtz, who win take the case 10 the
higher court and have the constitutions
aliiy of the law tested
Strohmaier was convicted under an
ordinance passed last year by City
Council when the change in the collec-
tion and disposal Of garbage was made
He was arrested by Health Omcer
Wier, who saw him loading barrels at
the rear OF Ainscow's restaurant early
yesterday morning. and when the OH
Ger placed the defendant under arrest
beyond Third street bridge, after fol-
lowing him that distance. he found that
one OF the barrels contained garbage
and the others ashes.
City Ordinance is Illegal
The defense made the contention thai
there was TO garbage on the wagon and
that which was seen by the health
lomcer was only potato parings and
coffee grounds, and that they covered
only the top OF the barrel which also
contained ashes and other sabbage
Mr. Kurtz also claimed that the ordi-
nance would not hold water. and thai
Mr.. Ainscow could dispose Of his gar
bage TO whomever he pleased. AS IL
belonged to him. and the Board OF
Health could interfere only when gar
bage, by being allowed to remain
around too long, becomes a nuisance.
The ordinance requires that al gar.
bage must be taken 10 the city's dis.
posal plant, which Is now being oper'
ated by a private concern. The com
lpany makes money by reducing th'
garbage to tailow etc. and the more
table refuse that Is collected and lef
at the plant the larger are the profits
OF the concern.
lcolonel Ainseow Testifies
Proprietor Ainscow, OF the restau
rant. testified that he employed Stroh
maier to haul ashes and other rubbagl
away from his place OF business, an'
he did not think that he carts ava,
lany garbage
The state tried to prove that Stroh
maier maintained piggery near th'
lefty limits. but beyond tho fact tina
he did have pigs last fall it failed t'
lprove It's contention.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
COLORED WOMAN
BADLY HURT

In attempting TO jump off moving
Delaware avenue car at the Whining. on
and Brandywine cemetery to-day, SalAe
AslScn. colored. aged about As, of No. SiS
Wilson street fell with cons de-able force
to the street and sustained badly cut
head She was carried into the office Of
the Wilmington and Brandyw ne Gene
terry Company and DR. john Palmer Jr,
was summoned. Several stitches were re-
quired to close up the wound in the wo-
mans head
After her injury was dressed the wo-
man was taken 20 the house in which
she is employed as a domtstc near where
the accident occurred.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
GOLDEY ALUMNI
AT FESTAL BOARD

The Right Rev. Bishop Coleman was
the guest of honor at the seventeenth
annual dinner Of the Alumni Associa-
tion of Goldey Wilmington Commercial
College in the Clayton House last
evening. Two hundred members Of
the association We're present F. Il.
Warrington. president Of the alumni
presided and called on President II. 5.
Goldey, of the college, for a speech.
and he responded by wishing those
present success in life. ]. e. Fuller,
of tho college faculty, spoke on Per
plexities." and Bishop Coleman on
"Teaching VS.. Learning" The commit
tee in charge of the dinner was as
follows:
f. E. Warrington, 4. V. Gemmill, ].
+. Phillips, J. Z. Fuller, w. r.
Douglas.
The officers of the association are;
f. E. Warrington. president; Serena
NJ Munda, vice-president Rietta nj.
Emerson, recording secretary; Agnes
3. Mitchell, corresponding secretary,
w. L. Douglas, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
Eri.ndr, sohonl Picnic.

After having been postponed twice be-
cause Of unfavorable weather # has been
arranged to have the annual picnic Of the
Friends First-day School, meeting at
Fourth and West street, at conelds
Beach on Friday,if the day shall prove
favorable Special cars VIII leave Fourth
and Market streets at O'Clock and run
direct to the beach. Returning, they VII
leave the beach at o'clock.
Persons. who cannot go on the spec al
cars can go on the regular cars leaving
Fourth and Market streets at llso a. m.
and j and 24O p. m. The scho-l tickets a'e
good only on the special cars.
Al friends Of the school are invited to
attend
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
DELIGHTFUL RIDE ON RIVER
Union M. (. Church and Sunday School
to Picnic in Willow Grove.

Members of Union NJ. Z. ChrSch and
Sunday school will give their annual out
inc TO Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia,
tomorrow, and a mcst enjoyable ride on
the river and a day among the trees and
flowers of the park is assured.
The excmsionists will leave Fourth
street wharf on the steamer City of
Chester at 7.30 O. clock and proceed TO
Chestnut street wharf where special
trolley cars will carry them direct TO
grove No. ? of the park. Returning they
viii leave Willow Grove at > o'clock and
Chestnut street wharf about 7, reaching
Wilmington at $50 o'clock in the even
ing. This trip will afford those who take
part in the outing river ride by moon
light.
Willew Grove Park is one Of the most
popular places in this section and there
can be found all sorts of amusements
without any Objectionable features
There are tables for luncheon and the
concert giten in the afternoon by Profes-
sor Puiors band is alone well worth the
price of the trip.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
DEATHS.
Hattie Dutton.
Catherine Kane.
G.. Howard Shaner.
Amos Wilson.

sHAFFER-ln this city. on the 10th
inst. G Howard. son Il Reha c, and
G. Howard shaffer. aged 2 years and
months.
Funeral private from the residence
Of his parents at Roclsland, Del, on
juno 20th. az 2 o'clock. Interment OF
Mt. Lebanon cemetery.
DUTTON-In>t this city -on June IS
1907. Hattie Dutton. AGED 2S Years.
Relatives and friends OF the deceased
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at her husbands residence, Dan
iel Dutton. No. 10 Girard street, on
Thursday evening, June Goth. Inter
ment at Wyoming on Friday.
KANE-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Catherine, widow Of The late James
Kone.
Relatives and friends are respecr-
fully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence. No. SIS WalnuH
street. on Thursday morning, at
o'clock. Requiem mass at st. Marys
Church. 1nterment at the Cathedral
cemetery.
WILSON-In this city, on June Is, 1907
Amos Wilson. age So years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral services al
his late residence. Thirty-hfih and Mar.
lcet street. on Friday afternoon. June q
at 2.so O'Clock. Interment Riverdev
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
ELKTON MAN
BADLY HURT

Clarence Lockard aged twenty-eight
years, OF Elkton, Nd, was admitted to
the Delaware Hospital last night suf-
fering from internal injuries He was re-
moved to the institution from the Penn
sylvania railroad station in the Phoenix
ambulance.
The physicians at the hospital to-day
could not say how badly the man was
hurt but he was suffering with internal
injuries. How he was hurt could not b,
learned
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
KINGS ASCOT
CUP STOLEN

Ascot, England, June l9.--For the first
time in the history of the event, the race
for the Kings gold cup iwll be run to-
morrow without any prospect of the win
ner being able TO carry away the valu-
able trophy, unless the police are able to
accomplish what now seems to be the
impossible of capturing a thief who stole
the cup yesterday.
According to custom the trophy, with
seVeial others, was displayed ON a table
behind the grand stand during yester-
days meet. While an accomplice of the
thief attracted the attention OF two Of
fieers guarding the cup the robber sneak
cd it of the table and made his escape.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
Charter Secured.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Del. June i9--rhe State De-
rartment yesterday issued certificates
Of incorporation 20 the National rele-
phone Company, TO construct and opor-
hte telephone and telegraph lines and
to distribute electric currents. The in-
corporators are OF Chicago, and the
sQpital stock Is $4,000.
.'Leon w. Pullen Company was incor-
poratod 60 carry on the business OF
electrical and mechanical engineers
ana manufacturers. These incorpora-
tors are Of Philadelphia. and the capi-
tai stock Is $350000.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
CHURCH 200 YEARS OLD
Newark Congregation to Celebrate An
niversary morrow.

Newark Congregation to Celebrate An
niversary Tomorrow.
NEWARK, Del, June 1s.-rhe 2ooth
anniversary Of the Head Of the Chris
tiana Church viii be celebrated to-.
morrow with appropriate exercises
While the exact date Of the organiza-'
tion Of the church is not known, it is
certain that it was organized some time
between 1908 and 17os.
A tablet set in the vestibule OF the,
church conveys this information: Log.
church in Old Graveyard, built be-
tween 1903 and 17Os on land owned by
John steel. The pulpit stood over the
spot where now lies the body Of Rev.
George Gillespie. Brick church was
built on this site in 1850
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
Afirm pamane 49,

DOVER. Del, June 19-The Supreme
Court in session here yeserday affirmed
the decision OF the jury trial IN Superior
Court OF New Castle county. wheren
James r. White. the ria'ntiG below. and
defendant in the appeal, obtained a dam
age verdict against the 1Nilnins,on C.iy
Railway Company. The case was argued
by Levin Irving Handy for white. and
Hayes, Ward and Gray for The railway
asmpany.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
WILL NOW PLUNGE
INTO MATRlMONY

BY Our own Wire. Publishers prcss.
CHICAGO. H. June Following
his recent plunge on the wheat market,
"a which he won half a million dollars
Tor both himself and Mrs. Samuel a.
Mclean. widow OF his best friend q
was announced toz5iay that David
Bruce Roberts. nephew Of Field Mar
shai Lord Roberts, as commander IN
chief OF the British army viii this
evening marry Mrs. Mclean at her
country home, Glenwood Lodge, Glen
Elyn.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
For Benefit Of Church.

The "oldon time sewing circle" Will be
given at Olivet Presbyterian Church by
the pastors and society for the benefit Of
the church ON tomorrow, Thursday even
ing. There will he singing of old-time
songs and addressc as they were deliv-
cred 100 years ago. The speakers will
be attired in the costumes of a century
ago. A good time is expected.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
kninhts 10 Attend churoh.

Members OF the knights OF Pythias
will attend services next Sunday morn
ing, when they viii be the guests OF
the Rev. Van p. Northrup. at Goodman
N. E. Church. They viii meet in the
han Of the order. Seventh and King
streets. on Sunday morning, and pro-
ceed in a body to the church, Four
teenth and dupont streets.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
TOO lArs EoR Classification.

FOR sALE-Uprieht piano, So suit
learner; also organ, $50. Tomplinson. 222
west Ninth ST. ii9-et
IOsT-Arisans savings Bank book No.
1900. made IN the name Of Hattie T..
Eastburn. New book has been applied for.
Hattie T. Eastburn. pos Chestnut 81.
jl9-cod-1w
LOST white bull tcrrior with black
head. white streak down face. register
No 1904; reward il returned TO 2a'e ra-
nah ST. ia-St
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
CHANDLER . TssfstSass sSssinsE

No z1l W. Ninth Street.
Carefr- attention day or night
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
unfiI chained. Carriages furnished.
ApDointm1NsN drzt-cSass. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
worlenon Win Entertain.

In their lodge rooms tonight, Will
mington Lodge. A. o. U. W. viii en-
terrain its members, their wives and
women friends. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the oc-
casion.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19

DOVER, Del, June 1s.-Thc First
Baptist church, Of Dover. has extended
a cali 10 the Rev. :. J. Cleland. OF Im-
manuel Church. Chester. Pa. 20 be-
come pastor here. Mr.. Cleland preach
lea at the church last Sunday and de-
hvered the baccalaureate sermon TO
the graduates Of the Dover high
School
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
chilerrn Had Great Day.

OIlINTrn fNNl 1iNaA G"1f
Yesterday about ave hundred children,
their parents and teachers of ST. pairick's
r. c. Sunday school, had an enioyab'o q
time az shellpot Park. The Rev William
]. Birmingham was in charge OF the
youngsters and an u'kinds OF sports were
INDUCED in.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
Presented Pastor with Watch.

Members Of the Bible CLASH of First
Presbyterian Church presented the
Rev George Il. Mason, pastor Of the
church, with a handsome gbid watch
last evening. the gift taking Mr. Mason
completely by surprise. The ,presenta-
tion address was made by Arthur Price
and Mr.. Mason ade a feeling re-
sponse. The minister win ba one OF a
party to sail for Naples on the White
star liner Credic tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19

The Ladies' Aid Of washington
Heights NJ r. Church WA hold Z
strawberry festival on :. HNBsynard''
lawn, Eighteenth and Bog ward, on
Thursday evening June 20k TicketI
15 cents including refreshIkzsItss
Evening journal., 1907-06-19

Miss Mary o. Adkins and her brother.
S. o. Adkins. OF Laurel have been VISIT
ing their sister. Mrs. c. T. wyatt. ot
Hross son street n E Church parsonasa
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
ROBBERY CHARGE
IS DISMISSED

Mike" Pichley. arrested yesterday
by Detective Jones on the charge of
holding up and robbing Gilardo Gar
dano, in Newark, OF $50. was given a
hearing before Magistrate Hastings
to-day. After hearing the evidence
the justice Of the peace dismissed the
larceny charge and fined the defend
ant s. and costs.
Both men are Italians and were la
borers on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company at the time OF the trouble.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
members and interested citizens
arc urged to attend.

members and interested citizens
are urged to attend.
Miss Anna Murphy, who has
been here for the past week on ac-
count of the death of her father
John d. Murphy, returned today to
her home at Enunclaw, Washing
ton, where she has charge of the
millinery department of a large
department. store.
f. p. King, brother of Charlie
King, chief engineer OF the Idaho
Irrigation Company works, has
been selected by that company as
consulting engineer. The King
brothers will unite their effort and
push the work as rapidly as posi-
bic.
1t is said that certain Shoshone
girl recently received proposal of
marriage by telegraph and that she
went to the telegraph office and en-
quired how many words she could
send for twenty-five cents. She
was told ten, and her answer as
yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes.
One of the seasons big successes
is "Along the Kenncbecn which will
be seen at the Shoshonc opera I.
house Thursday evening. May 16. I
The scenery for this production is
said to surpass anything in the
rural line ever carried by rural
production, as every scene and pic
.ure is staged with special scenery,
md fine music is furnished between
lcts by the company's own orches-
IA.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
Bert Mccoy Dead

Bert Mccoy. man employed by The
Woods Live Stock conn any was brought
to Dillon from the French ranch Sun
day afternoon for medical treatment.
The man had just recovered from ne
measles and was suffering from Sc
we're attack OF pneumonia when broucli,
to town. Upon orders of County phy-
stefan Walker he was taken to the COM
" farm, aud there everything possible
was done for his relief, but to no avail.
lie died this morning about o'clock.
Up to the time Of going to press no in
formation had been learned by Under
taker Brundage as to where the man
was from. or where any of his rel ,tives
reside. lnterment will be made IN
Mountain View cemetery tomorrow
Dillon Tribune Of Friday. May 8, 1907.
heard yesterday that this mans
relatives resided in 6hoshone or vi,in-
ity. Respectfully,
WILL w. SIMPSON.
Local { !i,or 'friba..e 9,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10

! The board Of county commission
ers will meet in adjourned session
next Tuesday. The April grist O
business was so great as to necessi
tate the adjourned meetings.
w. B. Slick, OF the firm OF oliel
Brothers, contractors on the Idah,
Irrigation works returned Monday
from a trip to Washington where
he went to buy lrage 1O0-horse
power traction engine to be used
on the works.
The funeral of John ID. Murphy
was held last Sunday at the Cath
olic church in this city 1t was
largely attended by his friends and
neighbors as he had been an hon
ored citizen OF the ncighborhood
for many years.
Miss Grace Murphy was called
home last week by the death of her
father, John d. Murphy. Miss
Grace is attending business coll
legc at Bcllingham, Wash. She
will not return to her school work
for a few days yet.
Since the removal OF the barber
shop from the room occupied by f.
5. Todd by his New Resort, he has
quite comfortable quarters and is
stocked up with fruits, candies and
goods in his line to supply dis
eliminating trade.
The committees appointed to at
tend to the business of observing
memorial exercises and. decoration.
lay services airs called to meet at
the office OF Judge Fuller next
evening at 8 o'clock, All.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
Local Brevities

George K.Hill and wife, of Belle
vue, recently Of the Bellevue firm
OF Hill ard Ballantyne, passed
through Shoshone Tuesday on their
way to California where they ex-
pect to make Their future home.
N. C.. DeIano, 4 Bellevue ner-
chant; was in Shoshone between
trains Monday on his way home
from Contact, Nevada. where he is
interested in some large mining
properties.
S. K. Todd, proprietor of The
New Resort, carries fine line of
Key West and domestic cigars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
A Shoshone Presbytery,

The presby terry which recently met al
Caldwell took up the matter OF creating
u presbytery To consist of the counties oil
Cassia, Twin Falls, Blaine and Lincoln,
to be called the Shoshone presl,ytery.
Rev. Geo. Rnncion Rev. Il. Pratt and
ReY. Meade were appointed as a com
mi'tee to Investigate and report at the
meeting to lie held this fall at Roswell.
Rev. Pratt is busy at present acting as
tho executive officer of the committee.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
CHURCH NOTICES
Baptist Church.

Regular services next Sunday;
preaching by the pastor, Rev T. NJ
Patterson, at 1. a. IN. and at s, p.
m. Bible school at noon. Bible
study at 4, p. M, conducted by A.
|. Mcmahon. Young peoples un-
ion at 7:15, p. m. Leader, Mrs.
Jessie c. Patterson.
The glad hand and warm well
come to all.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
Episcopal Services.

Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain, resident rec
tor Of Blackfoot, will hold services, both
morning and evening, in Christ Episco-
pal church next Sunday. All are cor
daily invited TO attend.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
Ice Cream Social.

The ladies Of the Episcopal
church wish to announce l.at they
will give an ice cream social May
so.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-10
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Regular services morning and
evening by the pastor, C. Arnold
Edwards. Everybody welcome.