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Mr. Allen Of the Glynn county
bank is quite sick
Mrs. Il. c. Hyer leaves Monday Il
visit relatives in Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Mike Brown and her family
rave returned from st. Simon.
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Aal stock OF said corporation. and
10 construct, equip, maintain and
Operate sad railway.
Tenth-That petitioners have given
four weeks notice of their intention
tn apply foE said charter by the pub
ncation OF tAis petition in the Bruins
wick News being the newspaper IA
which the sheriTs advertisements
of said Glyun county are published
once a week for four weeks.
Eleventh. That petitioners desire
for themselves their associates ana
assigns, to organize such corporation
ln accordance with the provisions OIL
this petition, WITH the right To bog
row money and secure tie same d.
MORTGAGE Or deed OF trust Oh It's
rr0pe. ~. 81 by other form of security,
and 70 make I'D necessary bHa@s
rui aad regulations Tor me ga e-a-
nea Of file corporations and
ll5 90 have an of tle powers and pfit-
iilees eranted ane Permitted ta such
corporations under jhe laws g. SAID
state.
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Mrs. E. c. Hyer leaves Monday 1,
visit relatives in Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Mike Brown and her famil,
Rave returned from st. Simon.
Mrs NJ V. Wagner is quite III al
the home OF Mrs N. S. Knight.
Mrs. j. II Mccullough leaves short
y to visit Mrs. Howard Wan ii
Athens.
Misses Frances and Ethel Mason
leave September to enter Brenau
college.
Mrs. Paul Dunatay and children
have returned from a visit to Able.
vile, Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M Nightingale laf.
last night to spend a week at I.ithil
Springs.
Mr. Ernest Stacy is here from At
lanta on a risit to his mother, Mrs.
Lula STACY.
Miss Lillian Warden leaves Sunday
fol New Yor' to the regret of h.3y
many friends here.
Judge and Mrs J w. Bennett an II
Master Julian Bennett have returnck
from Hot Springs. N. c.
Miss Daisy Scarlet and lKr guest,
Miss Davenport returned yesterday
tCin d visit TO Fancy BLUM
Miss Myra DeVoe has returned to
ST. Simon after visit to Mrs. Z. il.
Coney and trip to Jacksonville
Miss Haddie Mccullough is now at
sewannee Tenn. after spending some
1ne at Athens and T9nuiah Falls
MIR. J. j. Conoly and he Misses
conoley returned yesterday from St.
Simon where they spent the summer
Mrs. Chapman left yesterday for
Nei lioihe AZ W ~ llNSflilN "lN1i q N+0
it to her sister, Mrs. }. NJ. Love.
Leon A. Robarts. who has been
very i'll with appendicitis at his home
IN the country IS now in hospital
in Savannah under treatment
Mr.. and Mrs L. R. Hodsson. OF
Athens. with their little daaghetr
and Miss Mary Arthur Of BrooNlyn,
are spending o month at Highlands,
n G.
Mr.. w. II. Devoo took small
party 10 Jekyl Tuesday afternoon
complimentary to his mother, Mrs.
w. II. Deyoe and his niece, Miss
Myra DeVoe OF New Jersey The
trip was much enjoyed by all.
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Mr.. w. II. Devoe took small
party TO Jekyl Tuesday afternoon
complimentary to his mother, Mrs.
w. II. DeVoe and his niece, Miss
Myra DeVoe OF New Jersey The
trip was much enjoyed by all.
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just Received
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cryatolized Fruits, Fruit Tab
lets in Bulk and in
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FINEST FRUITS. CIGARS AND TO
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TAFFY CANDY MADE DAILY
POS Newcastle Street.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
LAST
EDITION
800 p. m.
MURDERER NOT
WHITELEY'S SON
Family of Dead London MeT-
chant Prince Never Saw
Assassin

by Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON, Jan. 25.--After a diligent
search the London police, who scented
a deep mystery yesterday in the MUIR
der Of William Whitley, England's mer-
chant prince, have learned that the
murderer is Horace George Rayner. be-
lieved to be schoolmaster What his
motive was in killing the multi-million-
aire has not been disclosed.
When arrested yesterday Rayner de-
clared he was Cecil Whitley, a son Of
the man he had slain. Members OF Mr..
Whitely's family who went to the hos
pital TO Identify the murderer. declared
that he was not relative of theirs and
was unknown 70 them.
Investigation has shown that for the
past three weeks Rayner has lived at
small London hotel where he told
people that he was the son OF a wealthy
London business man. It is a suppo-
sition that he sought 70 force Whitley
TO recognize him as his son or else at
tempted blackmail.
Following an operation on the
wounded murderer to-day the hospital
authorities declared that he would
probably recover.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Martyr.

The multimillionaire was in great ag-
ony when he found he would probably
be compelled to die rich.
Money" he exclaimed piteously;
nothing but money! Is it not a pun
ishmentr
YES" replied the beggar at the gate,
"and call it capital punishment Sup
pose you give me your wealth and die
a happy mani"
But the multimilIionaire shook his
head.
'No." he answered dolefully, when
a man is condemned to capital punish
ment he generally deserves It, so
shall take my medicine like a man."
And then he called out his $4,000
bulldogs and drove the beggar of the
premises. s.--Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
WANT CERTIFICATE
LAW REPEALED

At largely attended meeting Of the
BARRIERS Of the city in the Bador Building
last night, it was decided TO have bin
framed 70 be presented at the present ses-
sion OF the Legislature. providing for the
repeal OF the law, which requires journey
men BARRIERS 10 pay a certain sum each
year for the purpose Of holding barber's
certificate.
The Barbers' Protective Association.
composed Of employers. it is said. viii on
pose and change In the law.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Preserving Hls Taste.

In his early boarding house days in
Kansas City Eugene Field was invited
to dine at a hospitable house where
the best Of everything was to be
found. Some delicious strawberries
were passed. Field gazed at them
longIngly. but shook his head.
"Why. Field" said his host in sur
prise. don't you like Strawberries
81 dote on them"
''Then why don't you take some|
I'm afraid" said the poet sadly,
that II / did they'd spoil my appetite
for prunes. Ridgway's.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
DROVE TEAM ON
RAILROAD TRACKS

Joseph Gallagher, gatel1eeper on the
Pennsylvania railroad at Orange street.
yesterday afternoon intercepted a druuissa-
snan. who was driving his team along the
cracks. As numerous trains continuously
aDass. tho man pad a narrow escape from
5selng struck by one OF them. He did not
eaem to realize his danger, however. and
"a being turned in Orange street drove
toward Front chuckling because Of the ex-
aternent he caused. : r-tAsaI fsss- 81
~4E& - -
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
To Appear in Vaudeville.

Mrs. GoIdie Mohr-Wood, widow OF
Allan Wood. a wealthy Pittsburg iron
manufacturer. who died last year, leav-
ing the former Weber and Fields
chorus girl a fortune. has been engaged
to make her New York vaudeville
debut in Hammerstein's Victoria
Theatre on February T. She will sing
several songs. Mrs. Wood has been
appearing In vaudeville on tour
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
A conver.ntionnI Demnnd

"Why don't you try to make your
self agreeable2" asked the reprovlng
friend.
my DEAR" answered Miss Cayenne,
"the desire to be agreeable is what
has spoiled my disposition. You can't
make yourself agreeable to some peo-
pie without saying things about 9TH
ers. Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
stricken With Apoplexv.

Edward Johnson, aged 90 years, llv-
ing in South Wilmington, was found
on the floor Of his home last night.
whore he had fallen unconscious. He
is employed at Harlan's yards and had
worked all day yesterday. apparently
in the best of health. His condition Is
serious.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Holmans for the State.

Mrs. Holman ana her son. Howard Nes-
bit. are In the city, it Is said, ready to be
called by the prosecution. They will not
take the stand in the states case, but Will
be called to rebuilt testimony attacking the
character OF Stanford White.
Never in a criminal case in this city
has there been such a peculiar. almost un-
real. situation as in this Thaw trial.
Harry Thaw's life hangs by the thread
Of his wife's story. The young wife Is
eager TO nght for the life OF her husband.
Battling against Harry Thaw's wife TO
maintain her honor and fling back the
charge that she sold her daughter for
gold Is the mother. Mrs. Charles Holman.
Unforgiving OF the insults heaped upon
her by the Thaw family and burning to
right a wrong she believes TO have been
done to stanford White, Mrs. Holman will
60 upon the stand and testify for the
state She is the States principal witness
and the mother and daughter fighting on
opposite sides. may determine the verdict
Of the jury.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

Tomorrow evening at o'clock. at
stanton & McCardell's auction rooms.
Special sale Of high-grade American
Watches. This is an opportunity sell
dom offered to obtain a hrst-class
watch at your own price.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
WI. c. Z. U. Rummaae sale.

Members of the New Castle County
W c. r. u. will hold a rummage sale
all next week at 100 West Eighth street,
beginning Monday morning Friends
are requested 70 send contributions, and
those living IN the country. by sending
bundles by railroad in care OF the bag
gagemaster directed to the above ad-
dress win have them called for.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Where Patience ENDED.

"Haw, haw, hawl Good Jokel Why
win New York's fifty story building be
ffty-one when it falls downT'
II don't see."
III It falls. that would be another
story, wouldn't It? Haw, hawl
philadelphia Ledger.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
DEATHS.
DR.. f. w. Haines.
David S. Reader.
Mabel c. Roberts.
John Schlegel.
mr.......tf
Elizabeth Maxwell

4-AAeANNAAA -he--NNNAA oANMbAAs
ROBERTS this city, on January a.
1907. Mabel c., wife of Michael L.
Roberts. in her Goth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral services
at the residence Of her husband, No
S17 Jefferson street, on Saturday even
ing. January 20. at 7.3O o'clock. Inter
ment at Milford, Del, on Sunday. the
9th.
STEWART-Ip this city. on January
%. 1907. Elizabeth Maxwell. wife Oh
James Stewart, in her 43d year
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices, at her late residence, No. 172i
Scott street. on Saturday afternoon
January 26. at 2.sO o'clock. Intermenl
Mt. Salem Cemetery
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Heetasopbs to Meet.

At the annual meeting OF the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, Heptasophs or
Seven Wise Men, to be held in Chester
in the near future the two supreme
representatives, who, with the two
hold-over members viii represent this
State at the Supreme Conclave at Nor
folk will be chosen.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Engineer Injured.

f. II. Coyle. a fireman on the p. B.
and w. shifting engine No. $500 fell
as he was stepping from his engine and
sustained serious injuries. He struck
his head against the door Of the fire
box on the engine and inflicted an ugly
cash and broke one rib on the step Of
the cab
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
THAW MOVED BY
MOTHERS LOVE
lcontlnued rrom TIrst Pnre.l

tConunued From First Page)
from Mrs. Charles J Holman, the mother
of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. may result in the
hating Of the trial of Harry X. Thaw FOR
the murder of Architect Stanford White
and the appointment Of "a commission TO
inquire into his sanity.
Attorneys for District-Attorney Jerome.
In Pittsburg, obtained all the evidence
that the Holmans could give ag4 inst
Harry Thaw. Dispatches from Pittsburg
today state that the Holmans have taken
this course to even "a long score Of sights
from the Thaws and the ultimatum OF
Mrs. William Thaw. that If her son mar
RED Evelyn Nesbit the artist model should
have nothing further to do with her
mother Mrs. Holman never forgave Thaw
for his treatment OF her while in Paris
where he ran away with Evelyn and left
the mother alone and penniess.
The evidence obtained from Mrs. Hol-
man Is carefully guarded and District
Attorney Jerome would not discuss It's
nature, but It was learned that Mrs Hol-
man has made a complete affidavit cover
Ing the attempts Of Thaw to win her
eA N,hANAf AAAiA AAhnA 10 kNINltt llO rum
ming away of Evelyn and Harry on the
continent and the return OF the girl alone
from Europe ana her story Of Thaw
treatment of her. Mrs. Holman's affidavit
covers Stanford Whites relations with
Evelyn Nesbit as far as the mother knew
them, and throws new light on the kindly
interest Stanford White took in the Mes
bit family.
The affidavit contains IN detail. il Is
learned, many acts OF Thaw during his
ardent and strunge woolng OF the artist
model which indicate his state Of mind al
time two years before White was killed
His actions were Of such peculiar and un-
usual nature as to make 1t a possibility
should they become known, that District
Attorney Jerome viii be forced to stop the
trial and ask for the appointment OF O
/ sanity commission.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The stock mar
ket was heavy at the opening with the
majority of shares showing losses rang
ing from y to ss per cent. An exception
at the opening was Amalgamated Copper
which advanced 4. but this subsequently
reeeded y. Reading was down &. Unior
Pacific =. St. Paul and Penna 4 and
Atchison and Southern Pacific 4.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
prlver Raek al Work.

James Patterson, the driver Of The
Phoenix truck, has recovered from an
attack Of grip and has returned to his
work.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Recau.e He Nesas Them.

Jack On restaurant-What are you
going to order. Algie2
Algle-some calf bwains. for one
thing.
Jack-Still trotting In the cannibal
class, see.-Detrolt Tribune.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
viii Remodel stores.

Contracts have been given to Had
dock & Company TO rebuild the burned
stores at 224-26 Market street. recently
occupied by Louis Jacoby. The fronts
every detail.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Church entertainments.

An interesting program was render
ed at the Brandywine NJ. e. Church last
evening at the entertainment given by
Miss Margaret Virginia Jones.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Lecture on Africa.

Waneta Council, Daughters Of Poca-
hontas, will listen TO a lecture on Tues
day evening on the habits and manner
isms Of the South Africans by the Rev.
j. NJ. S. Van Bunk, a former mission
ary to that country
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Mr. duRoss Recovering.

fell on the slippery pavement at Thir-
teenth and King streets and broke his
leg. is rapidly recovering. He is now
able TO walk on crutches and IN q short
time hopes TO be able to get along
without these.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

at 1.SO o'clock. 40 head Of Northwest Mis-
souri, horses. Consisting Of heavy and
hight draft horses, general purpose, store
and business horses, Weighing from 1910
to 1000 pounds each. Among the lot are
several close matched teams suitable for
any kind of work. This Is an extra good
lot Of horses selected expressly for this
market. and as good as money will pro-
duce. Any one wanting a good horse
should not miss this sale. 7 give a full
guarantee with each horse that he must
be as represented or he may be returned
and the money cheerfully refunded to pur-
chaser. Old horses and mules taken IN
exchange. Sale positive and in the dry
Horses can be seen and tried any time
before the sale. Three months credit.
Samuel A. Mcdaniel.
stldham & Son. Auc. i24-2t
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
ys'I@ssT. W9%sa,s Muslin and FanneIette Underwear

Planned purchased months before the advances in
able offer undergarments today at about the
r,rce of the materials without the cost of making.
Corset Covers-Good Muslin full SIZE worth 2oc; sale price
Good Cambrc Corset Covers worth SOC; sale price 25e
Other good values 3oc, soc, 75c SIo SIPS and SI5o
Drawers-Alisse and Chldrens extra heavy musln three
peats finished All sizes, to IA worth 25c sale price
.'.,.. - H. ,i a.
price ~
Skrs-Many beautiful styles special worth Sloo; SAFE
Others for $780, SIPS $I5o SI75, $500 and $3.50
GownsIn many and various styles Speca I5c gown se
snendid Gowns for zsc, SIoo, SI.25 SLso $I75 $500
Cdrens Fannelette Night Dresses reduced TO 2o 800 and
5oc each a i q, 90
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Letters Granted.

Letters Of administration were grant
ed by the register OF wills this morning
in the estate Of Allen Mckinney 10 Dan
iel Mckinney and in the estate Of
Joseph Hammond to Elizabeth Ham
mond.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Sales for Taxes.

So far there have been posted In the
corridor OF the Court House twenty-five
notices Of tax receivers sales all sched-
uled to take place on February 10.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
From Scott & Co.

Anal Copper Co....................... .119s
American Smelling Com ....... 147u
American Sugar Refining .1sl1I
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Com ....... .lOsg
Atch. Top and Santa Fe Pref .1OOu
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ................77
Baltimore and Ohio ..... 80. -.....1iez
Caii@ua Southefn ......-..................63 .632<
Chicago l. Western ..... -. .......16K
chesapeake and Ohio. ..... ............ .52ib
Chicago and Alton .......................M
Chicago and Northwest ..... o. ........1S9
Chicago, Nil. and ST. Paul Com ......1 .14Sss
Delaware and Hudson .... q. ........2l4
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western SO
Erie ''.'. -. 80. e. ..............39k
Erie lst Pret ...... ....................73k
liilnois Central ..... ..............155
Louisville and Nashville 80. ..........ISs
lnterb Met Com. ..... .................N
ltnerb Met Pfd..... ...... ............73
Manhattan Cons ..... .................14gil
Missouri Pacific ..........................s7 .s7ik
Mo, Kansas and Texas Pref ............70
national Lead Com ...... 80. ......7l2
N. Y. Central and Hudson. .... .12s7s
n Y. Ontario and Western ..... 49,. .f5%
Norfolk and Western Com...............S7 So
Northern Pacific Com ........ .......154sf
Pacific Mail ......... .............. ......37iA
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ......1s4H
/ Peoples Gas ..... -. -................ .963
Reading ..... 80, ..... ....... ........1273s
Reading lst Pfrd ... .......... ...........Ss
Reading 2nd Pfrd .. ..... =. .. ........90
Rock Island Com .... =. ..............26H
Rock Island Pref ..... =. ............60
Southern Pacific .... 80. o. .. ..........94t
Southern Railway Com .. ............3SH
Texas and Pacific ..... e.. ............stlt
/ Tennessee Coal and Iron Co ..........155
Union Pacific Com 49,. ..... ..........174ik
II. 8 Steel Com ....... -. ............464
yyai,ash Com M -. -. ............17n
Wabash Pfrd e.. -. ............ ........S4sa
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
NntnrnI.

"she handed him lemon"
"What did he dOf"
"Drank It. 1t was mixed with sugar
and water."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

Father p Now. Bobbie, Bobbiel II
you gobble your food like that, people
will think you are a little glutton. Do
you know what little glutton isl
Bobbie-I s'pose it's the little boy OF
-of-a b-big glutton.-Tatler.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
&Hill
We Give creen Tradng stamps-They are the Best.

Saturday day Of Great January Sale OF Muslin
Underwear Goods will be the "bcst day for and
us you money saving you can't afford to miss taking adj
vantage Of the opportunity provides for buying needed goods at
many onealf OF usual prices or like mer-
chandise carefully and prepare to buy largely
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Mr.. Jones Auain I'M.

w. +. Jones. special detective for the
p. b. and W. railroad, is again con-
fined to his home with a serious illness.
A few weeks ago he was all but re-
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Guarding the Jury

The greatest care is being taken to
guard the jury in order TO preclude a
mystral or miscarriage OF justice. Never
I'm the annals Of criminal trials in this
city has a jury been kept under such close
watch. In order to prevent possible III
ness the food OF the jurors is inspected.
The jury IS living at the Broadway
Central Hotel, where suite Of rooms has
been engaged. The rooms have hieh CELL
ings and are carefully ventilated. The
suite IS on the third floor. There are if-
teen rooms and arrangements have been
perfected so that each juror viii he guard
ed both day and night
The jury win use the Broadway cars
between the Criminal Courts buildings and
the hotel and on fine days part OF the dis
tance will be walked. Those desiring to
attend church on Sunday may do so In
company with deputy sheriff. In case a
iuryman wishes % so homo be may 40 %
under guard. but he 60 <s1's.s.. t...ssf
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Ig
WIT OF THE WORLD.

Humor From Germany, Austria and
England.
Elderly Spinster-You may believe It
or not, but a king has lain at my feet.
He-He fell out of your hand at
cards, / se.-Simplicissimus.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Family Breach Not Healed.

Efforts to effect a reconciliation between
the Countess OF Yarmouth and Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw so as to bring them on
friendly footing seems TO have failed.
Thaws wife and his titled sister merely
nod and speak 70 each other only wnen
absolutely necessary. Mrs. George Lauder
Carnegie. a sister of the Countess, pays
little attention to Mrs Evelyn Nesbii
Thaw and hours pass in court without a
word passing between the two women
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw holds little conversa-
tion with onyone except Miss May Mac.
kenzle. her actress friend, who is always
by her side.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

Lady-Of course you don't really
think me very young7
Hell do, indeed. If were a rail-
way official, should let you travel on
a child's ticket.-Figaro.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

Uncle-And how are you getting on
at school?
Fritz-Oh, all right, except arithme-
tic. and that hurts awfully. -Fliegende
Blatter.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
Our Mid-Winter
Shoe Sale

grows in interest every day.
The best advertisement we get
is from our customers, who
have been here and found what
fine shoes they can get for so
little money.
The news of this sale has
spread everywhere, and Gus
toners are not being disap-
pointed here. Shoes in all
sizes to fit any foot. Not the
ordinary kind to be found any
whsre. but shoes of quality,
at a very low price.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

Tourist-Are we not near the falls?
Guide-Quite near. AS soon as the
ladies stop talking you will hear the
roar.-Wiener Caricaturen.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

Jones, after fishing for five hours, at
length has a bite.
Affable Little Stranger inspecting
catch)-Oh. say. how splendid, or is
1t bait?-Glasgow Herald.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25

Governor of Prison-In what trade
were you before you were convicted?
Prisoner-I was a cellist In an or
chestra.
Governor--Well. then wen set you to
work saving wood.-Simplicissimus.
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
To Visit Bethel Lodge.

Members Of the Past Grand Officers
Association viii visit Star OF Bethel
Lodge at Grubbs' Corner on Monday
oVaniag. Xhe fr3pr MI n made "A,