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The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


Reuben D. Washington 25 and Bette Grinet. l9
both Ct Hinton W IA Rev. J. 3 Mclaughlin
Richard A. Warner. p r.. 3. " and Alary c.
Ranslcll. Rev. Iguatius Feaiy.
Michael o. Hsnion, 35, and Nellie C. Rccca, Il
Rev. J. 4 Smyth
David R. smith. "A. and Alice Thompson, ls. Rev
T. O Grouse
Robert c Lanzdovn. 2l. and Flassie Lunsien, Il
Re-. F. VI. Bristol
GeorEe DuTal. r.. 2. and Cola E. Thompson. =
Rev. Edward H. Lamar.
LCuiS WC!ntruh . and Rachel Gaist. %. Charles
S Bundy. Justice Uf The peace.
Patrick Cronin. .. and Florence G. Birdsan. %.
Rev. J. F. Mc'5ee.
Richard H. Bayliss. a. and Maud c Campbell.
ls Rev. J. r. YOlz
Edward W. Brown. "a, and Ida J. Qainn. o.
both Of Seat Pleasant. Aid. Rev. r. r. Williams.
Peter H. Smith. s. Culpeptr Va. and Lima Y.
Brown. 49, Madison, Va Rev. Weston BrEncr.
John L. L0ckette. q Monroe Va and Margaret
G. Snyder 2, Faber, Va. Rev D. c. Macleod
George H. Cbism. D. and Lucy NJ Collins. IS.
Harry D. Reed. So Waycross, Ca. and Alice +.
Mitchell 81, Emmorton, Ad. Rev William r.
Turner.
Jesse F. Clements. 2 and DIarr.Ut VI Bowen.
p both of Owens Mills. Md. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Pierre Thomas. IT,. 9, and Katie /. Guley, %.
both q Culpeper. Va Rev J. J. Muir
Walter g. O'BannOH q. and Frances PAYNE p.
both oi Culpepcr Va. Rev ]. J. Muir
Clarence Il. MeDevitt. q, and Bessie a. Rowzee.
%. Rev c. H. Butler
COLORED.
Frank Miles, q, and Eta Dawson, %. Rev.
David Pollard
sheridan ). Frost. IS, and Isabel Adams. q
Rev. J. N. Wadrou.
Joseph f. Salts So aud Juanita VI. Robinson. q
Res. " W Clair
Howard A Tolson. 2. and Nettie Jackson. %.
Rev z. r. Williams.
Ronie sloslsy. 3. and Gertrude Garter. q Rev.
W. II. Brooks
Anthoay C. Hunter. q. and Ellen c. ToIiyer. e.
Rev. A. L. Catleu
squire W Garland. a. and Rosa B johnson, o.
Rev Alexander TrGitt
Clsudius ". Pitt %. Tuszerec Institute, and
Fannie A, Thompson, 2. Rev Oscar l. Mitchell.
Joseph II Reed, 90, and Emma Z. Redmond o.
Rev. W. J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
SOLICITOUS ABOUT HIS "HAID.' >
Obstinate Negro Ties Up Traffic on
Pennsylvania Avenue.

East-bound traffic on Pennsylvania ave-
nue was tied up for several minutes last
night and it was all on account of a
name.
About $50 o'clock a young negro rushed
out Of the Offices Of the Southern Railway
and tried 20 board swiftly moving east
bound car. Instead Of getting the car he
was thrown ten feet and lit head-hrst on
a pile OF brick lying IN the street.
The car he attempted TO board stopped.
the conductor and motorman both ran
back to pick him up, while a crowd gath
cred. The Injured man sat up after a
minute and looked about regretfully
"Ah got a hahd haid, he muttered.
but them bricks is sholy hahder" Then
the conductor who was a little scared.
but wouldn't admit IL. asked What 5
your name. George?'
'Ah don't haf 10 give no name" said
the fallen "Ah amt gwine ter give no
name. All an wants is a little dressin'.'
The policeman who had hurried up told
the conductor il would be all right with
out the name. the crowd melted away.
and traftic started again.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Barry Fann-Monumental Savings Association 70
Joseph r. NCey, part lot J. section 8, SO
BueHa Vista-ssne ~ Parker % Mar II. Webster
lots 10 %. block S. SO. Same to Sarah Ellen
Hfl. Dot Il. block 3. SO
Nos Z-3 and Eo9 street acknowledgements
2. Porter 70 Allan McIane Albert lots - and
-, square 1855 SO
Twining CIty-James L Hutchinson O. al tr1s-
tees. 10 Alexander 7. Rein. lot 2. block o. $50
no 1918 Eleventh. street nCTthWeS,-I0beTt l.
O'Bren st ux. 70 Kste Mckiulay. lot 50. square
sos SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-Car B.
Kcfcrstein et TX 20 James F. johnson. lot Ss
block 2 SO
Columbia Heizh,s-Chsries 2. Calhoun et ux. 70
james Z and Sophia Mayors. lot s5. square 2si5,
So
Psrs yiev-Niddaugh & shannon. Inc. to Robert
Williams. lot "a square 1S So
North Grounds Columbian Unirersity-Hamon S.
Palmer et u1- 70 Myrtle W. Davis. lot s. block
RandIe Hishlsnds-Msuds A. Freeman 10 william
T. B1ser lots 3 and S. block 5s4i SO
street northwest, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty-Gfth streets-Aquih +. Payne % Rich
srd B. TraIers. part lots i and 5. square east
a. square 1854 SO
TrInidad-N0rnan +. Ryon e. ux % Henry a.
LiHgeE. T., TaTt lots % and T. block T. so
No 1911 Eleventh street ucrthwest-Is05lise II. Pat
tcrson 20 Margaretta B. Porter. lot 5, square
SO SO
Elizabeth Morrison 10 Mary Il O'Neiu. lots L
and l3. square 7s3 sic.
Maryland avenue northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth s;reets-Charcs Z. Tslbert 10 J.
Clarence Price, trustee, part original lot p
square lE. s..
No 755 Navy place southeast Henry A. Linger. F..
et ux. to Norman Z. Byon lot 6. square s7S SO
Post offer aley-Sane 90 same part lot L. square
I3E SO
street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
strects-Wihslm Schmidt e. a. % John f.
Hickey. T., let S. square 1875 SO
No ZG3 p street northwest-Allan Mel Albert 20
William c. Bedd0w. lot 5si. square I355 SO
Twelfth street northwest between u and y streets
William &. Beid0w ct ux. TO Ro1ert A. Bates,
lots i. .. i, square 81. So
No SO street southeast-Blanche .. Clswsou 20
William H. and Elizabeth A. Ellis part original
lot J. square ss. SO.
Addition 90 lie Droit Park-Harry Wariman to
George ". Smith. Let O. block s. SO
Pleasant Piains-Iia NJ White trustee e a. %
Margaret J. Brooks lot J. SO
No. 1873 Nermcnt avenue Eorthwesj-Aiary l. Brown
20 Belle ;. Brown, lot 2, square s5t SO.
Efngham Place-Enest A. A Dunn e FIX TO
Robert P. Burruss. lot IS. block T. So
Ingleside-J0hn F Lynch ct TX. 10 Winifred B7on-
son. lot 53 block g. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26

Rarely have the designers evolved a
young girls costume at once so simple
and so elegant as this. 1t is the acme
of good taste. expressing both the prac-
tical and the picturesque, and is neither
too elaborate for school nor too plain for
ordinary wear. The simple tucked waist
imparts Z, charmingly rounded effect TO
the girljsh figure, while the seven-gored
skirt. with its. trimming OF bias folds,
adds to tha ensemble an old-time quaint
ness that is really the essence Of present
day style. The frock is simplicity itself
as regards It's making, and viii be found
becor1ing TO a girl OF almost any type of
figure. It IS here modelled IN royal blue
bril!iantine OF fine quality, but could be
developed attractlveIy in taffeta, foulard,
voile, or cashmere. For the fourteen-year
size 8 l-2 yards OF 42-inch material will
be required. Sizes, II. a. and 16 years
A pattern Of this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and ad-
dressing Pattern Department, The Wash
ington Herald, 734 Fifteenth street north
west giving number (2663) and size
wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST R4CE-Threc-year-old and up; six and
one-hah furiongs Princess Bonnie, l13 Johannes
sCnl. 70 8 non. ToCtTy. l0I ID Rieyl 3 Z, 8 go
ond Dorothy scott, l03 lDagsetl out 10 show third
Time = y %. Reliance. Jacz McKeon. and AfsbIo
also ran. ST Joe scratched
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old FIVE fI1rlorrs
Sanderson. q tHufnagel. Il to 5. won: Nioless l02
gHehcnaanl, even. second; Garters. 1c2 I'd Rilcyl.
out 20 show third Time. I32. Corrine Bermont
also ran. Biackfag scratched
THIRD RACE-Stcorlcciase short course Lin
dale, 42 iCheveliel. 6 10 J. won: Wooaby. lgl
lStonei TO 2 Scand; Escobar. l42 lBennett. 4 10
s. third. Tine 2.5a Pendrag0n and Thomas Del
mage also ran.
FOURTH Three-year-olds and up: six and
oue-half fuTlUHgs. BrO0kston 100 Johaunessenl 10
5. won; Bessie Wynn, l03 uIunaglel 2 TO =. sec
end Tim Hurst ~ Rice, cut 10 show. third.
Time, ] % 2-5 Tom Chance. Sadie Gay, The Com
poser, and LeesbUrE also Tan
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-old and Up; seven fur
longs. Felix Moses. 100 Hufnaglel 70 J. won:
Ran After 100 ID. Riley 5 70 s. second; Heary
Waite, IL lRice ont 70 show, third. Time, rs Is
Beuian and Robroy also Ian.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Demand active and market strong
Crcamery fancy. @a29ia; DO Western hrsts =. DO.
seconds. 25a26 process fancy. 2ia2i4; DO fair 10
good 2la2; dairy choice, lsa3, do good, is store
packed fresh lg
CHEEsE-Narket firm and active on all kinds.
New YORK State factory. large. l3s4ali; do fats.
lialtz: do small llizal5. do summer large la
Is; do. sumner snail Haliis DO. fair 20 good. Ia
=; Western factory new. choice, l4isals do. fair
to good. II Virginia. 70.
EGGS-R,ceipts moderate. demand active Near
by fresh Virginia BIAS; West Virginia and south
Test Virginia E3a2i, Tennessee Ea2i; North Caro-
lima q
LIVE POULTRY-Rcceipts light market frm.
Spring chickens. IS. DO, snail III hens. a.
roosters, 3: ducks, large. iial2; do. small sal0:
geese. 6asi turkeys toms pr h. u do, hens. Is;
do. thin. 10. keats. 10
DRESSED FOULTBY-Rtceiuts moderate. market
firm Turkeys hens undravG, Per lb. ls; DO.
average. gndrawn. bale; do thin. 70. old toms Is
chickens large Tals, hens. choice IS roosters, 9;
ducks ola. salo: sprias. l5aH; geese. SAIL
I DRESSED MEATS-Calves. full dressed 800;
heads -. So04s03; hog dressed calves 500; hams.
country. sugar-gIrcd. l4aiG
FEGETABLES-Potaroes. home grown. per bbl.
lya2 o.; TsT bushel 5sso0. sweet potatoes per bbl
25az75; yams. 2oe. cabbage per bbl 50. cncim-
bers North Carolina Goal 90. lettuce home grown.
hbl.. looaLo. onions Maryland and Virginia. rer
bu-, 75sso, do. Maryland and Virginia. pcr bbl
s51aZ'5i string beans gresn. per basket L0oal.Zj
bcsts bunch. 3afs cauta.oupas. Soas0
GREEN FRUITS-Applos loose packed Local 90:
peaches. per box 20oaZ .; da- cofnuen. Local 81
sUNDBIEs-BeeswaK s. tzllo@. ss5H; honey.
white clover. lib. mex. I3. DO, do. 2-lb new. 70
slZ; ginseng per d. sOa65; seneca Per lh.. 60:
golden seal i9ai5 pink. lZali mandrake. 2l3 snake
root s.
GRAIN-Wheat choice slss6. do fair 70 good
sa9 de-. ordinary. 75ss5, USE 6oa65; corn. sheled.
white. l5aS0. do. ycll1w. -5a8. do ear 4a0a42;
oats. Western white. No 2 65a-0. do mixed 65ass
Bran per ton. 2 o0a3o5 D., middiings 3m2c0
Hay AND STRAW-Timothy. choice % 00agl 90.
do, No. J. IS aaDo0. do No p l-Galg60. mixed
hay. BghG0, clover lschl7.5o; straw, re. per
bundle. NW, do, do. machine thrasbed. 650a6 Is;
do. wheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDES-W0ol washed. free q bur.
per d., @ do, Wusshed free q burs. per To-, g.
do. bury. per lb. 25 hides green. Der h.. g. do
dry. per lb. BALI sheep skins green eaoA sOaI
do dry. each. s5a75; calf skins. green. each Ks
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
CHARGED WITH JEWEL THEFT.
Painter Acused of RObbing Mrs.
Evans of Valuable Gem.


Evans of Valuable Gem.
Charged with having stolen a valuable
earring belonging 20 Mrs. Geo. NJ, Evans,
the wife OF the dlsbuTsing officer Of the
Interior Department. Edward Corrick, a
painter and paperhanger, living at 2l0
Linwood Place southwest, was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Berman and Yer
million.
Several days ago Mrs. Evans reported
to the police that one of a pair of ear
rings had been stolen from her room at
her residence 1918 Nineteenth street
northwest The detectives found that the
article had been sold at a local second
hand store. description of the man
who had disposed Of the earring was oh
tained and COrrick was arrested. on
the day that the ornament was taken
from Mrs. Evans room Corrick hac been
doing some interior decoration at the
house, and the police allege that while
there he had .'ansacked the rooms. The
police also hold another warrant FOR Cor
Tick's arrest, sworn out by Frank g.
Nolte, contracting paperhanger Of this
city, charging him with petit larceny
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
Probate Court-

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate Of William Hamilton Bayly: viii dated June
g. 1891 filed
Estate Of Bessie A Dunn; viii dated March q.
1876. fled with petition for probate Attorney J. J.
Darlington.
Estate q Elizabeth E. Custis: viii admitted 10
probate and letters testamentary granted 10 Marvin
A Custis: bond. 500. Attorneys smith & Walker.
Estate Of BeTardino Moretr: letters q admnistra-
ton granted 10 Nincenzo Moretti bond 500. Alter
ney. NJ ID. Campbell
Estate Of Maria Williams; will admitted % probate
and letters testsmentary granted TO American Sc
cuiiy and Trust Company. Attorney W. 4. Nc
kenney.
Estate of George H. Brown: order 70 sell note.
Attorney. Charles J. Murphy
Estate Of Josie T. Kent: letters of administration
granted IA John II. r. Wright; bond. S00. Att0r-
ney. Frank II. stephens
Estate Of Margaret v Vanderslice order reducing
bond Attorney. ". L. Ambrose.
In Te Edward J. Roche et al order reducing bend
Attorney. james A. O'Shea.
Estate q Ignatius Belt; eaveat fled. Attorney, D.
". O'Denoglue.
Estate q Moses Hunt petition for letters Of ad-
minisratian filed Attorney. George +. Collins.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.
KILppenburg Girl to Go Back.

Paula Klippenburg viii have TO go back
TO Austria Secretary Straus. of the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor. yes
terday issued a warrant for the deporta-
ton Of the actress whose past has been
the subject of vigorous investigation by
the immigration officials Of New York.
Two separate hearings were had in the
case, each time the young woman ap-
pealing 10 the Department from the de-
cision Of the local authorities that she
was an undesirable citizen.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
CAPT. PORTER RELIEVED.
His Successor in Command Of Wash
inEtOn Not Yet Announced.

The policy Of President Roosevelt and
Secretary Metcalf 20 put younger Of
ficers IN command Of the battle ships
Of the Atlantic fleet before Il goes
70 the Pacific was put into effect al the
Navy Department yesterday. when or
ders were issued relieving Capt. Theodoric
Porter Of the command Of the cruiser
Washington. Capt Porter has been as
signed to the Naval Home at Pbnadel-
phia. The name Of his successor has not
yet been announced
Commander James NJ. Helm reported to
the Department Of Commerce and Labor
yesterday 10 relieve Rear Admiral Sebree
as navigation secretary Of the Light
House Board.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
Isaac \. Chapman Dend.

Isaac n Chapman, a Confederate sol
dier and grandson of William Dryden. a
Revolutionary hero. died at his residence.
l201 street northeast yesterday. aged
siXty-ive years. He is survived by his
wife, who was Miss Ida B. Boatwright.
Of Daibun, Ga, and three small children.
The funeral services will be conducted
at the residence by Rev. DR. Smith. of
Epworth Church, at o'clock this after
noon. and interment will be az Glen
wood
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
DEATH RECORD.

William H. Bayly. 2l25 st. nv. 81 years.
Harry Miller. 1912 y. G. ave Sc, 3 years
George " Parker. % Morgan 81. NV. p yearS.
Cecil Clay, ljl5 ST. NV. s. years
Elizaarf J. SHINES IGi0 3lst 81. NV. 7e years.
Aarcn r. Land q. zl3l Fla ave. NV. 90 years.
joscpl I. CAIN j. q ie + st. uw.. % years.
goiB SSH 80. rs ls5 ST. sw. days
CiarGc luracr lsi7 aih q NV. hours.
CuLOaED
Ruth <. Patterson 1854 4 81. NV IS years.
Intent y Milton aud Sonoma Boyd, lsIs lash e
NV. hours.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
CARS TO KENSINCToN

Cars from 18th s. ard y. y. aye eTsTy 3 m.n.
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and Fark, main entrance
10 aud Country Club 20 Chevy Chase Lake. Con
Dect with Kensinston cara Ko1ud TIP ticksts,
sc az FusseIls auB-H
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
Equity suits.

No Zs5s lillian Lee Hasam "a Charles W
Haslam; divorce. C0mplainant's solicitor. W. l.
Ambrose
No Z559 William Il. Saunders vs.. Samuel Pos
neT. injunction Complainant solicitor, q. Bow
coin Craighill
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
NV u I'M To
JAMESTOWN and HoREQLk

At REDUCED RATES.
FARE. ,20 ROUND TRIP; SO, one vayi
ld0 % Richmond znt return
Lave Washington hiiey's Elan- 9th So. sw.
Ticket oalcc 18th ard ia. s7r. DIV.
L j MOOLLEN Q 2 A.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
g48.25 to California

TIL Ociobsr 81. 1907. via WasIiussoa-sunsst
Route
Tourist Sleeping Cars. personally CCLductel. with
ont change. Three times weekly the year g3EuL.
A. J. POSTON. Genl Agent
zuI1G 5lf Pa ave- 715 Eth -
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26
DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, september %, 1000
DISTRICT COURTS.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Gibbons IS. Leahy; sale decreed. with r. r.
Downing and Thomas ]. Stanton. trustees: bond,
5000, Complainanis solicitor r. i. Downing
Levy rs. LudiOW. pro c0nfess0 granted Complain
ants solicitor. c. G James.
Otis Elevator Company rs. MeyfB; time 10 take
proof limited. ComplaiBaut's solicitor. y. W.
ODonoghuc; defendants solicitors. " C. PFentiss
and Douglas Douglas
Hoffman vs. Hoffman; rule as 10 contempt return
able October !. COmplaiuants solicitor, W +.
plumley.
denied Complainants solicitors. Edwin Forrest and
w. B Reilly. defendants solicitors, Wolf * R0sen-
berg.
Saunders IS. Posrer; rule on defendant returnable
October T. COmplainants solicitor. @. BoWd0in
Craighu
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IsnUanffa

No $3.50 Aational Automobile Company rs Fl
ward ,.Rchards account. S99s3. Plaintiffs Al
tcfney, fsteph D. Sullivan
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Ferry Service to Alexandra.

Steamer Lsckavanna every HOUR and A HALF.
g. m. 70 p n. dzly auG sunday. FARE -
ZACH WAY. --.------- - =
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'Phone Main $500 when You Return

Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire 10 have their paper
sent 10 their city address will please
phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26

Lynch. a.-5a. year & per cent, srni-anauaIly.
l0t 81 hiocs g.
Square s55-Nlargsrst g. Parsons Ct yir, George W.
20 H. Bozi5r Dabny and Robert = Z.
Kreiter. 70 secure r. Thomas Robinson. S4.00.
; years. 8 per cent. s5EiauuualE. lot -5l
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26

THE WASHINGTON HERALD hss
the largest morning circulation IL the
District of Columbia. Remember Tie
Herald when placing legal ndvertise-.
mentS
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Circuit Court No. I.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Marsh IS. Washington Railway ard Electric Com
pany. commission ordered % issue Plaintiffs at
toueJs. Lester a Price: defendants solicitor J. J.
Darlington.
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Rnnkruntcr Cnurf.

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAuGH.
In re Alfred Ii. Burdine. report 0f receivers re-
ferrcd 20 William NJ. Hallam. referee
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October s, 1907. Remember the date.
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jamestown.

October s, 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-26

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& Mt.Vernon Ry. Sta, 18th &Pa. az.
TRAINS FOR Mt VERNON WEEK DAYS..
le Il A. NJ. q NOON. J. 2 AND r H.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING-
TON DAILY EVERY . MINUTES
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Also eligible
Hamilton.

FOURTH RACE-About two miles: 500 added
handicap steeplechase; for thTeeyear-0ds and up
ward.
Evening journal., 1907-11-29
ST. ANNE'S DEFEATED
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE

In a fast game of football at the
Union street grounds yesterday be-
tween st. Anne's Athletic Club and ST.
Josephs College. Of Philadelphia, the
local eleven. although outweighed,
played creditable football and won by
the score Of 6 TO s. It was the first
time St Joscph's has been defeated in
this city
The lineup was as follows
St Annes-RiEht end, Lenhon; right
tackle. Gouth; right guard, Connolly;
center. Wollhorr; left guard Conner.
left tackle. Krejci; left end, Rogott;
quarterback. German; right halfback,
Dugan; left halfhack, Gibbons; full
back. Ackerman (captain)
] st Joseph's-R Right end. Cowon; right
tockle. Meimdle; right guard. Powers
center Daley; left guard, McMahon
and Hogan; left tackle. McNally; left
end, Bonniwell. right halfback, McTuei
/ left halfback. Murray; fuliback, Scan
Ion (captain); quarterback. pevereu.
Touchdown for ST. Anne's. Gibbonf
one; goal for touchdown. Ackcrmani
touchdown for ST. Josephs Scanlon
Timers. IIcime and Forrest. lnesmen
Devine and Jnmison; referee, McCar
thy. of Holy Cross; umpire, Goltcrman
OF the High School.
Evening journal., 1907-11-29
LITERARY F. c.
WAS DEFEATED

Wilmington United soccer team
again administered a defeat to Liter
airy Il. C. on the Shellpot grounds yes-
terday afternoon by "a score OF 20 0
before a large gathering Of onthusi-
astic spectators.
The first half was rip and tuck. the
bali travelling up and down the field
at q great rate. In this half the
teams were evenly balanced and the
spectators were kept bubbling over
with excitement The first half ended
without a goal being scored on either
side
In the second half Wilmington
United played ell around their OPP
ponents. After FIVE minutes OF play
scaife scored the first goal 20 be fol-
lowed ten minutes later by Mcbride.
Then Scaifo scored another and again
Mcbride Tailed. This ended the score
ing. both teams fighting desperately az
the finish. Wilmington United viii
continue playing all winter. Some Of
the best teams in the country viii be
booked TO play IN this city. The line
up Of the wilmington United was as
follows:
Coal. +. Oldham right fun back T..
Brown, left fun back. n. Black: right
half back. Fred J. Queripe center
half back. g. McEwcn; left half back,
Ferguson; outside right, Chalmers; in
side right. c. Holgate; center forward,
r. Scaife. inside left. Conroy; outside
left, Mcbride; referee ,E. Martin; time
of halves. f5 minutes.
Evening journal., 1907-11-29
ORCHESTRA IS ENLARGED

The Philadelphia Orchestra is 10 be en-.
larged by the addition OF nineteen musi-
clans Conductor Pohlig desired this. as
he believed that greater efficiency could
be obtained by building up the organiza.
ton to nearly. 100 He made the request
and the Executive Committee. convinced
that Mr.. pohlig was right, promptly
granted his request
Mr.. Pohlig's request was due to hil
desire to render certain works that re
uuired a different balance and volum
from That which can be given with th
Orchestra as at present constituted. III
VIII now have sixteen first and sixteei
second violins. twelve violas. ten 'cellos
ten basscs and additional drums.
Evening journal., 1907-11-29
Endorsed
BY HUNDREDS OF WILMINGTON
PEOPLE.
Mrs. salmons, Mr.. Robinson and VIM
Sanderson Testify.
READ WHAT THEY SAY.

Every sick person IN wilmington and
surrounding country should certainly read
what your ncighhors say about Prof.
Munyon's Remedies. There is no guess
work about these cures They come from
people that you can believe IL you suffer
with rheumatism IN any part OF the body.
no matter how chronic or long standing
no matter how many doctors YOU may
nave consulted so and SEQ VIM Sander
SON. 423 n. Jackson street. Wilmington.
You will be amazed 10 hear mis- story OF
how Munyon's 3N Rheumatism Remedy
made him well
Then see Mrs. salmons. 2iO T. Third
ST., Wilmington and hear what one bot
te OF Munyon's rheumatism Remedy
did for her.
Mr.. f. A. Robinson writes Il have
great faith IN Munynn. have great
faith In his remedies. / cannot too highly
recommend his rheumatism Remedy. All
Of my friends know what terrible rhau-
mausm / had. Well after cVcrythine
failed. l tried Munyon's Rheumatism
Remedy. and IL cured me absolutely
am to-day as well and hearty a man rs
walks Wilmingtons strects and al
through Doctor Munyon. Yesl hnv,
big faith In Munyon." Signed -. A
Robinson.
Don't suffer another day. II you hav,
any allment OF any kind go 10 your drug
Eist get Munyon's "Guide 10 Health" an,
secure the remedy that you need.
IT you have the headache remember nil
/ headache remedy Is guaranteed 10 sto
/ headache In from two TO FIVE minutes
( IT You have piles. no matter how ION
/ standing, he guarantees that his Phi
/ Ointment VIII not only give relief hu
viii permanently cure any form of piles
lt you have any stomach trouble. ge
/ his Dyspepsia Remedy. It will cnnhl
you 20 eat an YOU like and what yo
| like without distress.
Every weak man should get bott
I OF Munyon's Nhalzer II makes old me
feel strong and restores lost powers