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Evening journal., 1907-08-16
OPEN new STREET
In NEW CASTLE
D. ECkert TindIe to Sign an
Agreement With the
City Council
STILL TALK OF SURVEY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Aug. 16.-It is expected
that the President of Council and the
clerk will sign the agreement this evening
between ID. Eckert Tndie and the city
, sarding the bed OF Sixth street. The
agreement calls for the opening of the
street from Harmony towards the dyke
with proper fences along Il. giving Tin
Oe crossing as well as water courses.
The opening OF this street will be great
benefit to the ciulzens, as new dump
ing ground will be established and in "a
short tine the low land will be filled in
and a coating Of Stag will be placed on
op. Then the street will be continued un-
a lt reaches Wilmington avenue.
Desire Grades Established.
Since the clamor OF property owners for
a proper grade so that they can build.
manS large property owners are IN favor
Of bavins a survey made. The grades Of
the streets should be fixed by resolution
oi City Council and blue prints should be
on file showing the grades and the mark
ling stones To make such a survey would
cost some money but one survey would
do for the city and also could be used for
the sewer work should the people so de-
eide next January.
| The Delaware City baseball club is the
attraction here tomorrow. one Of the
New Castle "a Ia Bender" will do the
funny stunts with the ball while the
Seybolds from Delaware city expect TO
present hits and double plays unassisted.
Especial cars will bring the Delaware City
rooters to tho game.
Drank Pareaoric.
Charles S. King, Jr,, drank quantity
OF paregoric during the absence OF his
mother but nothing serious happened
There VIII be lecture on Scientific
Temperance" this evening in the Pres
.pyterian Cnapei.
1'he names Of all persons in the city who
nave failed 10 register the dogs in their
possession. have been handed 70 Mayor
Boyd and warrants will be issued.
Evening journal., 1907-08-16

According to the statement of Manager Wickes
and Editor Wilson, of the Delaware State News
that interesting journal printed at Dover
has rounded out three prosperous years
Of its existence. Those who read the News regu-
larly hope this is but the beginning of continued
prosperity. When the News was started doubts
we're expressed by those familiar with the situa-
ton in Dover whether it could survive and be
successful, as already three weekly papers occu-
pied the field But the News has evidently made
a Place as well as name for itself. That it may
continue to enliven Kent county and the re-
mainder Of the State as well, is the wish OF THE
EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1907-08-16
MARYLAND NOTES.

The Democrats Of the Second Judicial
District at Centreville. yesterday nomi-
mated Phileon b. Hopper. Of Centreville.
10 succeed Judge Crothens as Judge ana
Judge William II. Adkins.
About one-third OF the dredging Of Elk
river from Cedar Point to the Elkton
wharves. has been completed.
Plans to convert the singerly mansion
dato a hospital have been made by tho
Union Hospital directors at Elkton,
After a 2O-year pastorate. Rev. s. M.
Perry, Of the Chesapeake City Prefbyter-
i'm Church. has rendered his resiekpation
to take effect in October. owing pool
health.
On habeas corpus proceedings. II Tram
Morris. Of Principle. has been ielease
f-om Elkton .jsil. where he was G. %bnfine'
charged with stealing a horse an d team
Morris claims he got the team in a trad
Evening journal., 1907-08-16

Complaint is heard regarding the speed
lat which teams are driven through the
city each evening. A boy at Fifth and
Delaware streets had a narrow escape
from being run over last evening.
Many persons in this city have been put
TO expense and Inconvenience by reports
in Philadelphia papers regarding acci-
dents. There was no truth in the stories.
George Duncan said last night that people
in three states had sent kilograms and let
ters in addition to callers regarding an
erroneous report of his daughter being
struck by lightning.
Evening journal., 1907-08-16

Another new church is to be erected in Viii
mington, this time by the Holy Trinity Lutheran
congregation. The cornerstone of the structure,
which will be erected in a new and growing part
OF the city, will be laid on Sunday and eventually
a handsome edihce is promised. This congrega-
ton has made remarkable growth, and both the
pastor, the Rev. Mr. Main, and his congregation
are to be congratulated.
Evening journal., 1907-08-16
Nem HospitaI Eor EIkton.

ELKTON. Nd. Aug. 16-The new
Union Hospital for Cecil county will
likely be opened about the first of No
vember. il the present plans do not
fail The directors of the institution
will shortly award a contract for the
erection OF an addition 10 the Singerly
Cottage. recently purchased for the
hospital building. Plans have been
drawn by Architect Cameron.
Evening journal., 1907-08-16
Will Retire From Ministry.

ELKTON Nd, Aug. 16.-Rev. S. NJ
Perry for the past 20 years pastor of
Chesapeake City Presbyterian Church
has rendered his resignation to the
trustees, TO take effect in October when
the fall meeting of the New Castle
Presbytery is to be held Rev Mr.
Perry will retire from the active min
istry on account Of an health.
Evening journal., 1907-08-16
Peoples Column

Anonymous communications for tha
peoples column will not be printed.
Names OF contributors 70 the column
VIII not be printed, but must be fur
nished The Evening Journal as an evil
denee Of sood faltn sn .he part Of the
contributor.
Evening journal., 1907-08-16

Local Odd Fellows have incorporated COM
pany which proposes to build new hall that will
be a credit to the city and the order as we'll
With a new Pythian Hall and one by the Odd
Fellows Wimingtons architectural beauty will
be enhanced. The decision of the two orders to
erect new homes is gratifying evidence Of their
prosperity.
Evening journal., 1907-08-16

This newspaper is on sale regularly Newsstand
IN Wilmington and the principal towns in the stat OF
Delaware; also at Broad Street STATEN and fweaS-
iourth and Chestnut Street Station, Philadelphia Ia
Evening journal., 1907-08-16

Persons leaving the city for the summer months may
have The Evening Journal sent 70 their address" by
notifying this once. Subscriptions must be paid Tor IN
advance.
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The Evening journal the United Press news SER
vice, received in its editorial a7eoai wire
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Advertising rates on application. =
No attention paid to unsigned Communications y
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New York once: eo4 Cambridge Building Corner Fifth
Avenue and Thirty-third Street.
Chicago Ofnce 81 Boyce Building
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"Get Ready For Fall Work"
by having your eyes right. Cubberly
No. S24 Market streets
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TERMs on suBsCRIPTIoN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
IT'S A DANDY

The piano y on exhibition at the
Fair store and Is certainly a dandy.
If you do not believe it go in and see
1t. We are going to try and make
a record breaker out of this contest
and give it away if possible next Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock If all the
contestants are willing. Today has
been a good one and votes are coming
in quite fast. Miss Dawson took Miss
Fadden's place and she is proving
herself a hustler from the start. The
other hustlers are Miss Chase, Mrs.
B.. Sundquist and Miss Barrett; also
Gladys Pierce, who started yesterday
and took Miss Erickson's place, is
doing nicely. We look for Miss Rob-
rer and Miss Lee to hustle more the
coming week.
Remember We are dependent on one
another so do not take to the river
when you see one Of the above named
persons coming towards you for you
may need favor yourself some time
and it is nothing more than favor
i you purchase what tickets you can
use for you get your money ali back
In merchandise. 1t is only case of
you scratch my back and will
scratch yours" Ss 583z
Coo Operative Ad. Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Baptist Church Dedication.

The Presbyterian and Methodist
churches will not hold their regular
morning services this morning but
the congregations will attend the ded-
icatory services at the Baptist church
instead. The Sunday schools, how
ever, will be held at the usual hour
in all the churches.
The Baptists have now one Of the
handsomest little churches In the
state and it is hoped that when the
services are ended there will be no
debt left on 1t, so all those who real.
ize the good the churches Of the city
are doing should attend, listen to the
interesting services and lend help.
ing hand h Il 9z5s IL ssS IL y 55.
arrangements have been made for
extra chairs and there viii be seats.
for all who attend. %@.t rs 5a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
a High Class Attraction

THE Little Prospector in which
Chi" Perkins viii be seen at the
Atheneum August j, IS new western
play of humor and pathos and keeps
the audience alternating in laughter
and tears. The charming comediene
aChic Perkins is simple and effective
and displays strong emotional char
acter easily and without studied ef-
fort. She knows how to be humorous
and at the same time pathetic. The
play is pure as the mountain air and
ENJOYABLE turnout its every moment.
At Is a delightful idY OF mining life.
in the gold fields OF Colorado intelli-
gently Interpreted and greatly enhanc-
ed by a lavish display Of costly seem
cry and paraphernalia. Here will be-
a performance to which your family
may be taken for fun without vul-
garity. BY all means attend the per.
formance Of The Little Prospector.',
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Register Your Kicks.

The Bismarck Tribune desires to
ascertain II there are any Of its sub
scribers who do not receive their pa
lpers regularly, VITA view to deter
ing the reason why. Complaints come
from down the 500 line and in the
.Wishek News appears the following
about mail troubles generally: II f.
There is something rotten some
where in our mail service. The Daily
Fargo Forum of July 16, II and IS
reached Wishek on July 18th, in one
bunch and other mail was also late
from two to three days The post
Office department is; strictly enforc-
ing its rules, but seems to be unable
to give the people of this part of the
state good mail service. ':15$ -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Excellent Program.

\ The following program was very.
finely rendered at the capitol grounds
Friday night by the; Commercial Club
band: $35 .432 g .i a.s4
Medley Overture, eve Got Ny Eyes
on You arranged by L. D. Dewitt.
March, IS. s. Theodore Roosevelt by
...@..@. ...... H. A. Vandercook.
Song Of the Voyager," melody by. u.
b 1850. ....... I. j. Paderewski.
"Espana Waltze' by. e. Waldlenfel
Selection from comic opera, when
JOHNNY Comes Marching Home by
......... ......... Julian Edwards
March, "The Minute Man" by.
-. ..'.... So. ......... WllDurn
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
M arried.

The Spokane Spokesman-Review in
a recent issue briefly annunces the
marriage in Spokane of Elmer E.
Grounitz of Northport, Wash, and
Miss Elizabeth Watson of Bismarck,
the date of the happy event not being
given in the clipping sent the Tribune.
Both the young folks are well and
favorably known in this city where
many friends will extend congratula-
tons. Miss Watson left this city
about two weeks ago for Spokane it
being understood at the time that a
wedding was to be an early event.
Elmer formerly lived in Bismarck,
but for some years has been in Wash
ington. <,..,:,s:,;;.,.S I:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
At the Rilou.

Miss Emma Bartel was the holder
Of the lucky coupon No. 01046, which
won the watch at the Bijou last night.
The management announce that COM
mencing Monday evening the strong
est. bill of the season will hold the
boards headed by Sam Rowley, the
well known comedian, who is one Of
those comedians who is absolutely
funny. Callahan, Leonard and Gala
han will present an amusing one-act
comedy entitled t..My Uncle's Visit. .
These artists come highly recommend
ed from the east and will appear in
conjunction with the new features of
the Bijou program. :. ~ +
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
IlMAJOR DICKEY DEAD
tn VETERAN PIONEER PASSED
AWAY SATURDAY MORNING
AT HOSPITAL. s3.

hero are very few on the Missouri
Store who have NJ; at ore time or
other met Major S. a. Dickey of this
city and there will be a host who will.
regret to know OF his death Saturday
NOR ming at st. AIexius hospital, where.
he had been for some time suffering
from a cancer Of the stom ach.
The funeral win be held at 2 o clock.
this afternoon from the undertaking
parlors of Webb Brcs and will lie.
und er the direction 81. the old soldiers
Majcr Dickey was 90 years old and
was ore of the first settlers of Bis-
marck, having been stationed at old
Fort Lincoln as rcs CIR N SIG.
He was born il 2a1n- l.5aeia 4
promin ent IA IL c7rrcct.ed with, Z,
Camerons of 9a-eeral ire y
servs ed throush y +vs..,,$of. ths 3reb j.
i lion with disttir ctt,ca md after the
close OF the war Gr,f-ed west, nally
coming to Lincoln as trader He war
| OF strenuous disposition and had SER
eral lively disputes with President
| Grants representatives aud with Cen
eral Custer over matters at the post.
After he severed his & colnec:.'ca
with the army and leadership he set,
/ tied in Bismarck and has Seen f5r
many years one Of the landmarks Of
this region and attached to himself
many of the old timers who will
doubtless do honor to his memory in
T the last sad rites this afternoon. :"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Got Mad About 1t,

Yesterday farmer from up the
country left his little girl sitting in
wagon holding tea moi horses for
over three hours on Broadway. Some
children Of the city kept her com.
pany for that time and finally about
dark notified the police, who rounded
up the father down town talking farm
machinery and made him tie up the
team and relieve the child. The
farmer was very indignant over the
matter saying it was nobody's bust
ness how long the child sat there.
And this man is one of the wealth
lest farmers in the county, too.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
DEDICATED SUNDAY.
The Handsome First Baptist Church
s# Will pc Formerly Opened Today.

VIII Be + ormerly Opened Today.
The program for the dedication Of
the First Baptist church today will
be as follows: US IL .3sS
1890 q. nd dicatory sermon by
Rev. o. As, Williams, D. D., Minneapo-
lis, Minnesota
$3.50 p. M Good Fellowship ser
vice. Address by Rev. F, Err. Miller,
of Grand Forks, and others.
M $3.50 p. Service of Praise Rev.
tMyron Cooley Of Fargo, Rev. o. a..
Williams, D. D., of Minneapolis, MINI,
will speak. HI Hal. &= e. .5 I,
u It is expected that this will be a
day long to be rem mbered in the his
tory Of the church. .s= II
Last evening Rev. F. b. r.. Miller
delivered a very tender and moving
message upon, "The Lord God Search
ing for the Lost Man The sermons
and addresses today will be OF a high
order. It is hoped to dedicate the
building free of debt, an enterprise
every citizen Of Bismarck should en-.
courage. 5@5: l..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
IiENzLER q oBRED
Goodly Assortment Of STUFF Taken
From the Gun Shop Friday Niafat. FL

ssst rom rs1e Gun Shop s lday ~
s Friday light unknown burglars
broke into Henzlers bicycle and auto
mobile shop and made away with d 81
goodly supply of stuff. While loading
ties on the cars yesterday some OF
the plumber was found under them
There was quite an assortment Of
stuff found there: Two electric flash
lights, three base balls, two goggles,
two dry cell testers, one revolver, and
three 22-ealiber rifles There were
some other guns and more trinkets
stolen. Two men have been arrested
who slept in a box car near where tt v
stuff was found last night, but 1T Is
not certain that they are the burglars.
S Later: Late last night the men ar
rested for the Henzler theft by SHEER
if McGillis were given a good sweat
ing and one of them confessed to the
sheriff that he had the right men.
All the property lost has been recov-
cred but two evo1vers, which will
be secured today. The sheriff is to-
be cong graduated on his good work
in SO quickly nabbbing the right par
ties. The men are hoboes beating
their way east and arrived in town
Friday night. & ...s55 q.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Teddy Bear F.roIie. !

T. Yesterday Mrs. Budlong gave her
daughter Julia a pleasant surprise on
her birthday. Unsigned invitations
were sent out to Julia's friends, also
to Julia. inviting them to a Teddy
Bear .Frolic at the capitol grounds in
the afternoon, and it was not until the
affair had gone on for some time that
Julia realized the occasion of it. Re
freshments were served and all had
a good time. IA %s@ 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28

from where she fell, and was just
sinking again. Tt was only the work
Of a moment to lift her out and give
her to the mother, who was Just wild
with excitement. Then the father
came up. oh, We shades of Nep-
tune How excited he was. He
cried and wrnug his hands. They
were All crying, both the children and
the father and mother I stood on
the bank, picture for your artistic
touch, just dripping. Wet Well.
slightly. What was wet was very
wet. Then the father thought Of
me, the hero of the tub, and he came
up and placed both his arms on my
shoulder q was afraid he was going
to kiss me} and he poured out his
heart in the French. BY this time
there was circle of at least fifty
| people gathered around. I felt like
| fool. / wouldn't have cared il the
water had been deep. But "a inches
| of water never made a hero. You
have got to get deeper than that for
a Carnegie Zero medal, which my
friends are all advising me to apply
for. The girls in our party we're
very solicitous. They ran ahead Of
/ me, and threw buttercups in my path.
The old ladies inquired constantly il
was cold, while the fellows said it
was a pity happened to be SO near.
! ! went over behind a tree. took of
my shoes and emptied out the water,
wiring Gut my stockings Just as
Used to do when I fell in as boy
"a Sort of practice of mine) and start
ed for Paris, In spite of the solicita-
| ton of various members of my party
shown in various ways on our return
! no one was thoughtful enough to
leave my address with the father of
the child. I have no gold watch. 1
am still waiting for it.
That evening, at dinner, when there
were about 125 of the university PEG
pie gathered in the dining room, the
n0~" "diteT came 10 my liable Win
great bouquet of red roses and with
a grand flourish handed them to me,
in the midst of perfect torrent of
applause on the part of the assem-
bled company. I haven't blushed so
for seven years. The funny part of
it is that some people cannot see the
joke of it, and insist on taking it
seriously, which embarasses me greaE'
~. AS I said, if the water had only
been deeper. =. a.,..
. But in that case I shouldn't have
written the story SO fully.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
PEOPLE WHO come and GO.

Rev. J. S. Brayfield has just return
ed to the city after ten days absence
holding services at Linton, Hazelton,
Braddock, Wishek and Ashley.
Prof. L. R. ,Waldron OF the Dickin-
son sub-experiment station was in the
city yesterday on business. .
Miss Esther Nugent and Miss Elaine
Brown left on No. 4, YESTERDAY 70
spend few weeks with friends in
Fargo and vicinity.
DR.. Kershaw left yesterday after
noon for the Twin Cities, after which
he will go to Argos, Ill, his old home
and spend three or four weeks.
Hon. T. r. Mock1er has returned
from visiting the state fair. ~ :
Q. l. Finger and wife leave today
for an extended trip through the east
going via. the lakes to Montreal, Phila
delphia, Washington, jamestown ex
position and then to the old home in
eastern Pennsylvania, where an ex
tended stay will be made.
Frank Robotham is home for Sun
day. Il Y
L. W. sperry went to Mckenzie yes
terday afternoon.
Harry Mum went to Driscoll yes.
terday to spend Sunday with F. A.
Ormes.
G. j. keenan, went to Driscoll yes
terday.
G. L. Vigness went to Driscoll yes
terday afternoon to attend teachers
meeting. .s.
Miss Hilda Satterlund returned yes
terday from Hunters Hot Springs i'm
proved in health. .
Joe Dickinson left yesterday for
Portal. ~. t. .,,. .,.:r IL
Mr.. Taylor of Glencoe, was in the
city yesterday trading.
Mrs. Thomas Challoner of James
town came in yesterday to attend the
dedication services Of the Baptist
church. v
Florence and Isabel McGillis re-
turned yesterday from a visit at
Jamestown. =,
G.. ]. Day Of Brittin and his son
Samuel Day, We're in the city yester-
day buying some ibronks.
Miss Mann of PuesIo, Colorado, is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Fortune,
for a few weeks.
c.. d. King Of Menoken, was In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. h. J. Turner. who has been at
the hospital for two weeks, is SO
much improved that she will be able
go home to Gladstone today. Her
many friends in Bismarck home this
will be the last time she will have to
come hereto the hospital, and
that she will now proceed to build
up renewed helath and strength.
Mrs. Getchell and daughter of
Wales, n. D., are visiting with Mrs
Ellen Mitchell, Mrs. Getchelrs sister.
Rev. O. A. Williams of Minneapolis,
arrived last, night to lead in the dedl-
catory exercises today at the Baptist
church. a ,,s
Rev. ]. 8. Brayfield will be present
catechizing the children Of the Man
dan Episcopal Sunday School this
morning. II: ss.ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Bidders Busy.

The county auditor reports there
were two parties up to look at the
plans and specifications for the court
house wings yesterday. This is good
start gas&, sSSs ., }. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
! Started 4 Home.

A. r. Murray, resident representa-
tive in this city for Geo. R. Newell
& Co, has broken ground for a new
residence on Fifth street south Of the
high school. 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
New Cross Walks.

Bids are now being advertised for
~ granite and concrete cross walks
to be laid in the downtown district
between Main and Thayer. The bids.
will be opened on August is. This
viii be q great convenience in rainy.
weather. 53Ss sy58s s. 45y5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
stole s17.

Fred Coleman was brought before
Judge Gilbert yesterday afternoon
charged with stealing SIT from Jacob
Luopa who had been rooming with
him at the 500 hotel. He plead guilty
to petit larceny and gave UP the cash
He was given his choice between SO.
hrle o.S10 days In jail. Not having
no, he took the latter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Booze. Notes.

Notices have been served on A. Gar
rett, Aaron Christopher and Claude
Rossen 70 appear before Judge Gill
bert and show cause why the beer
seized Friday at the N. P. freight de-
pot should not be destroyed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-28
Pleasant oppcIrtunity,

The faithful worshipping at the
Catholic church will have the pleas
ant opportunity to hear the sermon
at high mass given by Rev. P. Geier-.
mann, G., S. S. r. missionary and q
resident of St. Louis, Mo. @ Il