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Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2i-FEED was
in small supply and firm with good in
quiry. We quote;
On spot. winter bran, in bulk. at S2650a
2750, and spring, in sacks, SZ7a&
BALED HAY AND STRAW-Supplies
OF hay were closely sold up and prices
ruled firm. Straw was quiet and steady,
We quote:
New Timothy Hay-No. 1. large bales.
$500; No. ]. small bales. S1S50a19Oo; No.
., small bales, sl7.O0a1z.50; No 3. sl6.O0a
1900; no grade. Sl0,OOaslSO0. Glover mixed
hay No. j, N659aS1750 No. 3 S14G0a15. .O0
straw-No. !, straight rye, $500; No. 2,
straight rye, S11O0
EGGs-Choice stock sold promptly al
frm prices bu medium-and poor eggs were
dull We quote: .ss
Nearby first, IN free case. 25c; nearby
current receipts IN returnable cases, 25c:
Western hrsts. 25c: Southern 2'a22c
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls choice. 1sa15.o.
old ROSTERS Sleall; spring chickens, as ia
quality l5ai5kc, ducks 12a13c
DRESSED pOULTRY-Fresh tru,o,s
fowls choice, lic; fair 10 good. 13aisisc.
old roosters, dry picked. 9lkc; roastins
chickens. nearby, choice. i7c.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Addioksaii,s Residence transferred.

The Philadelphia residence of J. Ed
ward Addicks. at 247 South Seven
teenth street has been conveyed by
Maxwell e. Walther to Frederick Syl-
vester who bought it last month at
Sheriff's sale for $40, 500. The con-
sideration in the deed is $5500 the
difference being taken TO clear the
property from the mortgage of $4,000
and accumulated costs, for which il
was sold. The property is on a lot
measuring 2S.7 by 40 feet and is as
sessed for $4,000.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
NEARsY PENNsYLVANIA NOTES.


The chester County Agricultural As
sociation cleared about S4SQO at the re-
cent fair and races.
Professors and students OF Grocer
Theological Seminary are arriving In
Chester for the opening OF that institu-
ton next week.
Michael Hackus was struck and kill
ed BY an express train on the Penn
sylvania railroad at Eddystone, nearly
every bone in his body being broken.
William Smiley Of West Chester
captured a carp weighing nine pounds
in the Brandywine, and the big fish
gave him a lively fight before it was
landed.
The Delaware County Historical So
ciety is making arrangements to cele-
brate the 225th anniversary OF tho land
ing OF William Penn at Chester VII
special ceremonies.
A number Of COWS belonging TO far
mers north Of Costesville have been
quaranuned by the state authorities
because OF the prevalence Of hydropho-
bla. and no milk oan be shipped from
the farms for one month.
A Chester grocer's clerk really had
a woman purchaser on a string when
ne tied a package for her and forgot &c
cut the cord; the woman walked hah
a square before the clerk discovered
the ball OF twine was rapidly diminish-
ing.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
BUILDING INSPECTOR
WAS BUSY TO-DAY

Building Inspector Johnson did
more business to-day than he has all
week. He issued permits for FIVE
houses. and one for alterations, as fol-
lows:
To James H. Kane and Som to bald
two dwellings for A. l.. Ainscow at
Nos POS and 2O7 Washington street,
at a cost Of Si7oO each, and also for
alterations to a building on the south
side of Twelfth street between King
and French streets. costing $1,000.
To Peter n. Newell TO build a house
on the north side of Maple street be-
tween Broome and Rodney streets, for
himself at a cost Of $4,000 and for two
dwellings he viii build for John Skelly
on the south side Of sixth street be-
tween Cleveland and Gray avenues at
a cost of $3.50 and S2OOo respectively.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
DEAKYNE WANTED
IN READING
Police Of That City After
Wilmington Man on
Serious Charge

Acting on a telegram received hero
to-day from the Reading. Pa. police
Chief Of Police George Black detailed
Special officer Wardle to find Albert
DealSyne. aged % years. who was said
TO have come to this city from Read
ing. in which city he is wanted on the
charge Of assaultng Mary Bells. an
eight-year-old girl The officer locat-
ed the man in a house in Walnut
street. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth. and placed him under arrest.
The police say Deakyne's home is 81
this city and that he has been out oi
Wilmington about six months. No
particulars Of the case Were received
by the local authorities The prisoner
has agreed to go back to Reading
without requiSition papers.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
TEMPLE OF TRUTH BUYS
SITE FOR A SYNAGOGUE

The Temple Of Truth Congregation.
composed Of the Reformed Hebrews Of
this city. yesterday bought site for
an attractive synagogue that is to be
erected as soon as operations can be
gotten under way. The site acquired
is on the east side of Washington
street. between Ninth and Tenth. in
the block containing the Wilmington
Bicycle Clubhouse. The lot was
bought from Morris and Tazewen at
n cost of S2l00. It is thirty-three feet
four inches front and 100 feet deep,
and the congregation expects to pay
cash fcg it.
Albert Rothschild is chairman Of the
building committee; the other mem-
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Social Notes

Miss Bessie Chambers is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. James
speuce. of Elkton. Ma.
Joseph Bare. OF Colora. Nd. expects
TO come to Wilmington to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. il. scanlon and Miss
Minnie Bowers visited MIR, and Mrs.
William Borem. Of Chesapeake City,
Nd this week.
Mrs. NJ l. Thompson. of Woodlawn,
was a visitor to Wilmington friends
during the week.
Miss Matte Churchman, Of Bay
View. Nd. is taking a business course
here.
Edward Copper and Miss Olive Eyer
have returned to this city after a visit
to Miss Eyra Dawson, Of Cecilton,
Nd
Miss Helen Mccaulev. Of Perryville,
is spending the week with friends
here
c. NJ. Crawford. Of Perryville, visit
ed friends here on Thursday.
Miss Ethel Palmer was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. ID. Craig, of Perry
vile this week.
Harvey Rutledge has returned from
a visit 10 odessa.
Miss Wnhelmina Aiken. Of this city.
has been visiting her parents at War
wick. Nd.
William Aspril Of ST. Georges, has
accepted q place with the Consumers
Ice Company. Of this city.
Mr.. and Mys Harry Doto were
guests Of their parents at St Georges
recently.
Miss Marian Hunter OF this city, rs
visiting Mrs Eliza slsler at Overbrook,
Sussex county.
Dir. ana Nirst Frank Swan were
guests Of Mrst William Heller at
Odessa this week,
Miss NIarearA McCov has returned
70 Odessa after visit ia this city.
Jacob Burslan. who has been with
DR. Ostro. in this city. win leave for
New York next week TO attend Colum-
bia University
Bennett sayin has been spending a
Few days with his parents. at chcsa-
peake City.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
MARITAL WOES
AIRED In COURT

Many husbands were before the bar
OF General Sessions Court this norm
ing, accused by their wives of non.
support. It was the regular quarterly
court recital Of marital woes. and -
usual many sorrowful tales of neglect
on the part of husbands were recited.
George Keefe, a young white man.
was the first man called to answer fol
neglecting his family. Keefe was be-
fore the court in May on a similar
charge, and at the time was ordered
to pay his wife IS a week. Keefe,
being unable to furnish the necessary
$500 bond the court allowed him to so
on his own recognizance. Since that
time. however, Keefe's wife declares
that he has paid her but S. a month
since May The court again ordered
Keefe to pay his wife IS a week ana
TO furnish a bail bond Of $500. Should
Keefe be unable to furnish the bond he
viii be obliged to remain in Jail.
Annie NJ. Bell, whose hair was
streaked with gray, charged her husl
band, John p. Bell with nom support.
Mrs. Bell told the court she married
Bell fourteen years ago, and they lived
together until two years ago, when she
left him because of alleged ill-treat-
ment Bell declared he was not al
fault, and offered to support his wife.
The court then ordered him to pay his
wifo So a month.
The charges against Denn-s Murphy
and Charles +. Sheppard were contini
ued for trial at the November term Of
court,
The state dismissed the non-suppori
cases against John Golden. Josera
Burke Joseph Zeigler, William b. Cox
John McVey. William Donnelly, Van
tentine r. Myers, Richard W. Hartnet'
and John Nisioski, their wives having
agreed TO forsive them.
The case against Paul j. Hickman
was also dismissed.
Although William Donnelly a middle
aged white man. offered to support his
wife Ella, and their three children, th'
wife refused to again live with her hus
band whom she declared had neglected
her before The court orderei Donnelly I,
pay Sl2 a month toward the support Of
children which he seemed willing 10 do
The husband told Of being ordered ava,
from the home Of the parents of his wifi
when he had gone there to see is children
chef Justice Lore told Mrs Donnelly that
she must permit her husband to see thl
children whenever he desired and also ad'
vised the pair to settle their differences.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
WITH HEAVY HEART
ACTRESS PLAYED PART

Just before Miss Alberta Roy was
going on the stage for the second act
of THE Gambler From the West" at
the Lyceum Theatre yesterday after
noon. she received telegram that her
mother was dying in a Louisville hos
pital.
The actress. fell to the floor in a
faint. but was revived by other menu
bers of the company and after a delay
of a minute or two she appeared on
the stage. Behind the pretense of
gayety and happiness she carried
through the play was a weight of sad
ness and sorrow that nearly overcame
her at times. When the curtain fell
on the last act she gave way to her
emotions. A telegram was received
later that her mother was still liv-
ing.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21

bers being David l.. Levy. the leather
manufacturer. and Dr.. Rubenstein,
rabbi of the congregation
1t is proposed to erect a synagogue
with a facade of dressed stone. The
auditorium win be on the main floor.
but on the first or basement floor
viii be vestry rooms. The synagogue
will be planned so that there will be
windows on all sides to admit of
plenty OF light and air.
1t is expected that the temple will
cost at least $4,000. and it viii seat
from $50 to 500 persons. The Temple
Of Truth congregation at present is
worshipping at No. 5Oi Market street.
1t is hoped to have the new synagogue
ready for occupancy early in 1908.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Pfeabyteryla al MeetIna.

che seventy-hfth stated meeting Of
the Presbytery of New Castle will be
held October / in the West Noting
ham, MI, Presbyterian Church, be-
ginning at .2.30 o'clock In the after
noon. In the evening there VII be
Divine worship, with a sermon by the
retiring moderator, Rev. w. H. BAN
croft; adjournmenh
on tho evening OF October 2 there
will be a popular melting in the in
terest of evangelistic work, with an
address by Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21

STOCK SOLD
FOR $l4,4OO

Three hundred shares of stock Of
the Jackson and Sharp Company were
sold at Stidham's auction room this
morning for the National Bank of
Delaware. They were bought by f. d.
Lackey and Company, brokers, for
a client. The price paid was $4S a
share. The stock started at S44 a
share and went by dollar bids to S4s
when it was docken down.
The stock in question is that which
had been pledged by J. Monteith jack
son with II. L. Evans and Company as
collateral in a stock transaction. Evans
and Company in turn borrowed money
from the Bank of Delaware and put
up the pledged stock as security. Chan
.cellor Nicholson in a recent decision
refused to enjoin the bank from the
stock The stock today sold for $14,-
400.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
MANY JOINING
HANDS IN MARRIAGE

Business keeps up in the marrying
line and also in increasing population
in this city. This week there were
A births and 81 marriages recorded
by Health Secretary Wigglesworth as
against is and 35 respectively for the
same period of last year. The deaths
were about the same. only 10 being
recorded this week compared with 20
for the same week last year.
Secretary Wigglesworth of the
Board Of Health says that the records
of the department are in bad shape
because physicians fail to promptly re-
port births Last year he said that
there were 1915 births reported but he
felt confident that there were at least
2SOO.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Woman Anti. License Speaker.

Mrs Lake, a vice president Of the
Woman's Catholic Total Abstinence
Union, has entered the temperance
campaign in New Castle county and is
to make several addresses. The Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union yes
terday offered her the use of their
rooms, and Mrs. Lake also is to speak
in New Castle.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Salvation Army Meetings.

Meetings will be conducted in the
street and In the Salvation Army hall
Tonight and all day tomorrow. How
10 Reach the Drunkard With the Cos
pei" viii be to-nights subject. There
will be meetings at 1890 tomorrow
morning and 2.3O in the afternoon AZ
the hall at Front and French at $50,
and the night service. To celebrate the
harvest festival, will begin at Fifth and
Market streets and close in the hall
ON shIpley below Third.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
FOUND $1,000 DIAMOND
IN A SUGAR KISS
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
SHOWHEGAN, Me, Sept. 21.-Kisses
at charity fairs where they are dis
pensed by stage beauties often cost
more than they are worth but Show
hogan has the first case on record of
a man getting one worth $4,000 for a
cent. The lucky man is f. II. Soule,
at a local fair he bought a kiss of the
crusted sugar varieyt, and when he
bit into it his teeth closed on a dia-
mond valued at $4,000. The kiss was
made in Boston. but how the diamond
got in is a mystery.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
FATALLY CRUSHED
BY ELEVATOR

David Geaman. of Philadelphia. a
stone mason employed on the new
Pennsylvania Railroad station. had his
right ankle badly sprained by a heavy
stone falling on it to-day. He was re-
moved to the Delaware Hospital, but
refused to remain there preferring to
return to his home in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
KANSAS LAWYlR TO
TALK TEMPERANCE

John Marshall. wen-known lawyer
of Kansas. viii address a meeting in
the interests of the anti-license move
ment in Grace Church tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. He is president
Of the Kansas Temperance Union, and
has been engaged in enforcing the pro-
hibition law in that State. At night
Mr.. Marshall Will address a union
meeting in the Methodist Church at
Newark.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Red Men Adopt Ten.

Delaware Tribe, No. 1 adopted a
class of ten young men last evening
keokuk performed the work in a pro-
cient manner. Delaware Tribe fur
.nished refreshments and p. S. S. Har-
gis gave a talk.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
MILTON SHOCKED BY
AN ELECTRIC STORM

MILTON. Sept. 21.-During the se-
we're electric storm lightning struck
several places I'm and near town. but
no considerable damage was done. The
phone in the Office Of the Milton Times
was knocked topsy turvy and nearly
an OF the phones In town put out Of
order. The electric lights were made
useless for that night Several em-
ployes in the cannery Of the Royal
Packing Company were shocked by a
bolt. but none seriously injured.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21

Ono OF the most eloquent ministers
IN Washington Is Rev. George W.
King. Of the Dumbarton Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. DR.
King Is a member of ,he American
Institute OF Christian Philosophy. Of
the Philosophical Society of Great
Britain. anu is an author of note.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Grants letters on Estate.

Register Walker granted letters tes-
tamentary this morning on the estate
of Harriet +. Hawthorns. late Of
White Clay Creek hundred, to Amanda
and Mary Hawthorne.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
q cases for sussex court.

GEORGETOWN. Sept 21.-The trial
list of the October term Of the Super
ior Court and Court Of General Ses-
sions for Sussex county has been
printed. There are Al cases for trial
and IA for argument
Evening journal., 1907-09-21

Dir. Henry Parker Willis. formerly O..
Washington and Lee University. has
cen selected for the chair OF finance
the George Washington University.
lc Is o well-known specialist in
.lnancA
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, Sept. 21-The market
at the opening ruled strong. following
the lead o Increased activity Wld
strength in the bond market when New
York City 1-2 per cent. bonds made
a further advance Of 1O7 1-2. Other
important issues of bonds made irregu-
lar advances and there was an over
flow Of investment buying into any
dividend paying stocks. Atchison and
New York Central both made gains oil
over one point The rest Of the market
showed fractional advances. There
was little London business. Govern
ment bonds unchanged. Other bonds
steadq.
o'clock quotations from Scott & Co..
Bankers and Brokers, e02 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
DEATHS.

DER rs
Alice E. Mullin.
Winfield n. cleaver.
Il lElizabeth .ciendenninn.
Aanet &. Sawdon.
s5Raiph G. Mecolley.
MeCoLLEY-In Denver Colo. Sept
IA. 1907. .sRalph G. Mccolley, aged 80
years.
Relatives and friends and members
Of Temple Lodge. No. II. A. K. A. n.
are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral services from. the residence Of
his parents. sos West Ninth street. on
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter-
ment atsWlmington and Brandywine
cemetery
MULLIN-Tr1 this city on Sept. 10. 1907.
Alice EAMullin. wife Of late Thomas
Mullin.
Relatives sand friends are respect
fully Invited 20 attend the funeral from
the residence OF her son, John p Null
lin, No. 104 Maryland avenue, Monday
morning, September 25. al 9 O'Clock
Requiem Mass at St Paurs r. c.
Church. Interment at Cathedral ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21

Someone has computed that the
average woman carries so miles Of hair
on her head.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to IA
days or money refunded. 50c'
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
roo LATE FoR cLAssIFcArIon.


FOR SALE-1oO pairs large homer
pigeons; pairs dragons; coops, sNlu.
Apply No. West 2itn ST., City s2l-lt
FOR RENT-Rooms on second floor. sts
West Eleventh ST. s-l-eod-u
WANTED-Rehned white woman for
housekeeper in family of three adults.
ADDRESS H., Journal Office. 81 g.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be receive
by the Trustees Of the Poor of New Casua
county until 10 a. m. on Wednesday. Sep
tember -. 1907, for supplying the New
Castle County Hospital from September
-. 1897. TO the last Wednesday In Decem-
her 1907 with beef bread, grocer es, to-
bacco. carpets slippers, dry goods end
medicines. Bidders on shoes carpet Slip
pers and dry goods VIII be required %
furnish samples. BIDS for beef VIII be py
the quarter IN proport on OF one MI q
quarter to three fore-Quarters. out OF
cattle well fatted. and dressing not less
than 500 pounds. Bids fr groceries enl
drugs will be on the various kinds name q
in schedule. and must be Of the best qu tl-
ity Bids will also be received Tor Supply
ing the hospital with creamery buttef,
delivered IN such quantities as the surei'
intondent may direct All bids TO be a.
rected to the Trustees Of the Poor. No
bids VIII be received unless In accordance
with the above The trustees reserve the
right 20 reject any or an BIDS.
JAMES W. FOSTER.
Superintendent New Castle County Hos
pital. s-l-tl
NOTICE-I JOHN d KF Ll. the
owner and occupant OF the house tua eo
al the northwest corner Of Delaware ave
nue. and dupont street. IN the Seventh
ward in the city of Wilmneton, county
of New Castle. and State or Delaware. IN
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts Of the General Assembly in such ca e
made and provided do hereby give notice
that I shall apply in writing to the Court
Of General Sessi ions Of the State OF Della
ware. IN and for New Caste county, on
Monday. the 4th day OF November. A. D..
1907. heint~ me next term of sad court. r
license for SAID house as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein Of intoxicatir 2
liquors IN less quaint es m n one quart
o. he drunk on Tho premises and the
following respectable citizens Of sad
ward. at least twelve of whom are sub
stantial freeholders OF rad ward. recon-.
mnnd the sald annlicHilnn viz.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
CHANDLER q gsSsstShs; ESssiSsE

n No. ia W. Ninth Street
CarefU> attention day or night
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
knt1 claimed Carriages furnished
hppodntmahAx orEt-csaaz Both PhonaA
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Local Quotations

. wholesale quotations IN the produce 49,
poultry market reported by Thomas NJ
siayton az ] o'clock this afternoon. -
Huckiebcrries. ..... ............--- no ~.
Tomatoes. basket .... 49,. 9nc -
Cucnmbcrs' basket ... -. .......30c-s0o
apples. pashet ..,.. 80. ....s.-...... .20c-35o
Wntermelons, hundred. -. .s10 ~ ~
Grapes, carrier .... ..................S10o M
leaches pasket ..... .............S1 .50-s9 *
itaih, pdrhet ssss s.ss .............. 30c-SD~
Lemons, boN'. -. ....s...........S S4.OO-x45 so
Potatoes, parrei ..... -. .............Sf *
iriatoea, nasket 80. 80. ..............35o
Potatoes bushel 80. .............. SO 81.
Sweets basket ~. 80. ............35c-b5e
Cabbage, basket ..... ..... .......1 15c-2oc
Sabpaee, parIel o. .60c-75c
cnl1n.' 9ssAel ''.'-- - ......-........... .75c
Jcieiyi uo1ehs. ..... 80. .......... .40c-65s
heans, green, basket ........ ........... 81
'Beans, wax, Basket ..... ... ........... 100
tgss tDel. and Md, Dozen.... ......l .2so
SulchehS' lNe-. ....- ......... ....... .l3c-1sc
Ducks, hVe.. ..... .. ................lzo
Evening journal., 1907-09-21

Anal. Copper. ...62 4lNat. Lead Co. so
Am. Smelt Co. e34lN. Y. Central 100 !
Amer. Sugar...II4 Ont. & West. 49,
Atchison ......... SSNI Norfolk & West. 70 :
Atchison, pfd ...S9Hl Nor. Paciic .I37E
Brooklyn Tran. 4SHlPacifc Mail IS
B. & o.. ....9iN Pennsylvania II s.
Can. Southern 81 Peoples Gas ...S7
Chi. Gr. West. eHlReaiing o7S
Ches & Ohio. .34NIRead. fst pfd. Is
Chi. & Alton II Read. I'd pfd...78
Chi. & n. W...I47 ID. & H. .........Isel
.C.M. & St P. ia H., L. & w. A74
Rock Island 40 HlSouthern Fac. SO !
Rock Island pfd4sK South. R. Com I5z
Erie ............2I Texas Pacific. 271
Erie. Ist pfd -. 46KlT. c. & Leo I35
Illinois Cen. ..r39Hl Union Pacific I32l
Louisville ....aIooH ~. S. Steel .. .2oL
Int. Met. com Ion u. S. Steel pfd %
Int. Met. pfd 2SHl Wabash ...... III
Man. Cons. us Wabash pfd. ...7o1
Missouri Pac. ..7oNlWestern Union IS
Mo. Kan. & T. 665slGr. North. pfd. I3I
The Pensacola journal., 1907-09-10
coNFEssEs JUSTICE OF
PROHIBITION CONTENTION
Pensacola FIa Semi

Pensacola, Fla, Sept 8, 1907.
Editor Pensacola Journal:
My attention has been attracted by
an advertisement in one of your late
issues offering for sale a large guam
tity Of liquors.
Your advertiser confesses the JUS
tice of the whole contention of the
opponents Of the open saloon.
In pushing the sale of his wares he
offers the fnducement to prospective
customers that there is no saloon, or
bar room on the premises.
III the absence of any place where
liquors are sold for immediate con-
sumption is an advantage to his pro-
posed business, why would not such
an absence of saloons as neighbors, be
an advantage to dealers in any class
Of goods sold for general coRsump-
ton? Your advertiser admits that he
hopes to get customers to call who
would not dare to enter a place ad-
joining bar room
Yours respectfully,
A F. WARREN.