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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08
gle arrrmshrunB ner Arntrr,

Die MinimalzStdrfe Ser Mrmee 1T
in ben lebten Mpnaten bon SO, ,666 auf
68,951 Mann permebrt nDrben, ilnz
sere9net Der in ben pbilippinen itebenz
ben 5208 iogenannter RunoIdafter,
nnb ben STA Mann, bic in porto Nieo
itationirt iinb. Diefe Wermebrung
Der Mrmee um 1856 ilt in Gemdbbeit
bes bonn lebten aonsreb ansenomme=
men Geiebes Dorgenommen poroen,
tpel9es Die 8eritdrtung Der Riiiterl=
Mrtiuerie nnb bic 6ormirung ber
Jdo<Mrtillerie in Hegimenter berfiigt.
Die Marimal=5tdrfe Der Mrmee bleibt
nah tpie por auf 100000 Mann norz
mirt, unb Der prdfibent bebdlt bas
Me9t, bieie Stdrte gu berminbern,
ober ie mad 8ebarf Die pone 3abl ein>
5uberufen, penn bic llmitGnbe cine
er0bereprdienaitGrfe nOtbis erideinet1
la1en. - Npr bem 4riese nit Spuz
nten beitanb bic Mrmee aus 28,500
Mann eini1lieblich Der Rabetten in
Weit point. Dds 6eer 3dblte bamals
14,025 Mann snfanterie, 6611 Raz
palerie unb 4313 Mrtillerie, tpGbrenb
bic @enietruppen nit 617 Mann in
Der elite figurirten. 9eute baben mir
25,649 Mann ssnfanterie, 13,02O
Mana, Raballerie,' 24.566 Mnnn Mrz
tilIerie uno 1249 Mann te9nifhe
aruppen. Die Wermebrling 1T niht
nnbebeuteno. aber iliemanb tpirb ibre
Notbtpenbigfeit beitreiten. Die mad ben
lebten Werfiigunsen pprgenommene
Weritdrtung Der RiiftensMrtilerie,
Ibrigens cine burduus notbpenbige
MaBresel, benn mas beIfen Sorts unb
@eIniibe, ipenn bic lelte 3ur 8eoiez
nune fehlen, bot cine sr0bere Ropfz
itGrfe fiir Die Mrtilerie ais fiir bic
Rapanerie geseben, utlb bas bat 0iefer,
Die Bis babin fiir bic bebor3ugte Maffe
gnlt. unb es AUDI mar 70 lange mir nit.
ben Snbianern 3u fdmpfen bntten, febr
mibfallen. Mlein berartiges WaiRDers
gniigen lam teine 8eahtung finben.
Niel fpihtieer 1T BE s5rage, Db man
imfanbe fein ipiro, Die polIe GtGrft
Der NeuformatiDnen aud aufrent az
erbditen. Gs tpirb INNER fmtpieriger,
grfaB fiir bic eroBe 3abl Deferteure
Z 3n finben, bic nud perbdltnibmGbig
fur5tr Dienif5tit ipeslaufen. ipsil iit
has troitloit Daftin auf benz pofen,
ipo man ibnen aud bie Rantine qes
nomintn bdt, ni3t du8bnlten. Die
MtrbesO Offi5iere uniiifen grobe 9lus
itrengnngfn mdt6en, nm Bic nof1ntne
bigtn Mttruttn berbti3n59dfftn, ut.b
bos ipirb NIT Der Cat immsr }dbmieri.
ger iper0eu, iperil midi btrniinfttdere
Reouldttouen fiir hsu @strieb ber nun
ssh srlantn lpsrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08
atea1e 9erTuaJe ner 8rebs=
for htt1ttH.

Qlus benz Snititute fir Rrebsfors
fdung in Berlin berDffentli9ten
Drof. BON 2epben unb Dr. peter 8erz
aeIL in Der ,Deutlhen mebiainifden
Wodeni1rift" cine orldufigeMittbei~
lung iiber neue Weriude, Die Rrebsge@
fhtpiilite bnrh fpeaifif9e Stoffe auf>
aulDfen. Die Werfuhe fiibrten gu 10
eiaenartigen Nefuttaten, bab eine neue
1beorie iiber oas Mefen bes Mads>
tbums (pntbogenefe) Der Rrebsge&
fdniilite anfeeitelt iperben fonnts.
@hon in friiberen Mrbeiten tpurben
Werfuhe bariiber mitgetbeilt, tpie iih
bic Rrebsgeihnulf gegeniiber ben
,syermenten" perbGlt. Die aermente
iinb 1emif9c @toffe, tpelhe BON ben
aefun6en Drgnnen gebil0et tperben,
unb tDelhe od3u bienen, bic Ndhz
runssftoffe abaubautn, 70 0aB iie bpm
benz Drgdnismus peripertbtt iperben
fDnnen. Die Mirfung Der Germente
jteIIt ulfo ben demif9en Worgang ber
Nerbduung bar. go hntteu nnl6ngft
BON Qep6en uno B<rgen bic Ginpir<
fung oss 5ermentes Set HanHfpeiGeI<
briife 1iif 0aa Rrebsgeipebe befpfns
den. DIES 1xrmeat IDff tinen ilsiner.
9heil Der RrtbSgsfn nlpulf duf, fobaIb
Is II biefeIbs ein8dpriBt ipirb. Dbnl
bah butd bisfen @iu8riff bic 0es
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08

GrQBer Xabl llit0 aus Den Ner. &4dds
ten, Dlt grntefegeit, ben Die 0orrIser
ii ben Ddiotas ftttnen stlttfst bnbeu,
iodt ali: ErpB0enl fabteH bic MtBjes
riagsh fort, Der Gintoditseriing e,lt<
eegen 5il tpmn,sn. Gg If obtr pph
bill Qa,t6 3u per9t6en nnO tine arnbt
Submit in Musfimt, In cersbie pISne
bes @riin0ers' Der Dominion Cir Sptn
Mdc0praIo IN @rfilInne sesdnetn
ftin iperben, fib Elm ii iid itdries
ldn0 rilben 'iliGntigeri1 Rdnbarrei1e
enttpidtIt bat. nnb man tpirb sur .3ett
bort mod nidt baran oenfen, bic 3u=
sdnse gum 2un6e nit 70 frengen
Mnbrsgeln 5u perf4lie6en, ipie bic
Der, @taaten nit benz ntuen Ginpanz
oerungsgeieb. Namsntlid bic GIN
tpanberuns aus betu engIifden Muts
terlanbe tpiro ipiIlfonlmien eebeiBen
iperben. Die Beb0rbsn briidsn basmitz
ilnfer germ Elm Nuge au. iperDen- aber
ihlitB1i9 audi p6blerifh tpetoen.
.tpenn bic enslifden Wtttsrn iib nidt
fdeuen. ibnen ben Mbfddnm ibrer 8e-
rSlteruns ausufdieben.
81, .einem engliiheil Blatte, benz
Ghurd Nrnp Neeorb; erfhisn por ei<
niger 3eit Elm Mlfruf, Tim Beitrdst au
einem Jpnos, ber baau bienen foa,
ensliihe Mustpnnberer 5l nnterftiiben,+
unb ainar in bem Ginne. Deb Yerio-.
men. bic i'm Mflltterlanbs in Diirftigz.
teit leben, in Die Gage per1ebt tperben
'fpllen, iih in Den &plptlien Elm ,,eues,.
beferes 2eben gu griinben. Hah ben
bert DerDffentlihten Mngaben iino be-
reits 5000 ginpanberer nah. aanaDa
bef0rbert iporoen. Die 0srfaHer bes
Nufrufs iinb aber 70 unporiihtig ge=
ipefen, in Der &laife Der Diirftisen, De-
ren man aur ACKNOWLEDGING bebilflib
fein min, aud, Gr=G =GtrdfIinse, Bumnl=
Ter. Waeabunben, Sruntenbolbe unb
Qooligans" gu nennen. Begreifli9ers
ipei{e bat bas in. Ranabd untpiflen an6
Grbi!terung errest. Man mub, 10
tpirb aus Montreal se{4rieben, mad
benz Mufrufe annebmen, baB 5000
Perfonen btefer Sorte i'm laufenben
Sabre bereits nan Ranaba befDrbert
ipcrben iinb. unb fir bas ndhfte Sabr
min n,ar es fosar auf 10000 bringen.
OdB man Die Dominion als Elm 2anb
aniiebt, bas eerabe gut genug 1T, lum
fpl9e glemente aufaunebmen, bas
nliiifen Ole 4anabier Bel ibrem bodentz
tpidelten Nationalsefiible natiirlt9 ipie
Elm @dlas ins geiidt empfinben. Sci
Der 2anbune in ldfen Der Ser. Stuaz
ten piirbe ieber gintpanoerer bieier
@orte riidiidtslos 5uriidgetpiefen !per~
Den. &anaba brau1t @intpdnberer
unb frht lie auf jebe Weiie berbei5uz
aieben; alIein bon ben @lementen, nit
benen es ba bic engliihe Gefeafhdft
besliiden min, bleibt erfabrunssaemaB
einSbeil inmer unresirbares@e
unb i'm iibrisen beoanft iib Die aoloz
ME fe6r bafiir, als cine Mrt Belle
runssanitait fir berirtergefommene
gubiefte beg Mutterldnoss anselebsn
5u iperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08
anfd1tfHe alrassrmsssest Inn
4lrEltpoJfrsrketr.

poftalifde Neuernnsen, Die tbeiIsgr=
tpeittrnnsen, tbeils Grlei9terungen
(Rortozg zgrmdbieang) NIT fi6 brinaen.
trerben nit benz /. Dftober 8. s. In
Eraft treten. sic iinb auf Dem Iebten
WeltpDittonsreb in Hon pereinbart
tpproen. Die ipidtigiten Menberunqen
|-flnb, tpie bas Berliner Eaqeblatt mel=
oet,, folgenbe: Das Weltbriefportp BON
/. Oftober 1907 tpirb betrdgen 20
0ramm uno 12a pfennig Q5 genti@
Ecs) fir ieoe ipeiteren 90 @ramm.
Das @etptdt bes Normalbriefes 1T
alio auf basfelbe @etpiht erbDbt tpprz
hen, tpie es fdon in Deutf9ldnb unb
Sefferrei4 5uldfis lit. Qlne anoeren
8riefportoanfdbe bleiben leiber unberz
dnoert, 10 auh Der piel au bobe Dpppelz
te portosufdlag fir unseniiseno fran=
tirte 8riefe. Dagesen tpirb etner al
ten Gorberung entfproGen, nGmlid
Der, ipie fir Die po{tfarte, 70 aud fit
bic 8riefe bic Miidantiport bprdus
frantiren gu fOnnen. 'gs tperben fir
Die 2dnoer. bic fi9 bieriiber perftdnbi=
gen, fogenannte Mntportfoupons ein<
gefiibrt. Ser 8erfenoer, Der eine Mnts
mort gu franfiren ipiinf9t, lest biefen
aoupon feinem Briefe BEL, unb Der
gmpfdnger bat i'm Bel feiner poftitelle
geeen cine poftmarfe pon 20 pfennig
ober gegen cine iolde nit entfprehen<
benz Nennipert ausautauf9en. Der
50ditbetrds Der 5uldTisen Na1nabme
auf Briefenoungen i'm 8erfebr nit
ben ein5elnen 2dnoern tpirb BON 400
Guf 300 Mf. erbDbt unb 5tpifhen einz
3elnen 2dnoern beiteben6e Worfhrifz
ten, bab Der 0erfenoer ben 8etrag Der
Nahnabme nadtrGglidh itreiden ober
berminbern fann, auf ale 2dnber, bic
8riefnahndbmen austauf4en, ausaez
Oebnt. @benfo finbet nun Die 6aft=
pfltht betm 0erluit eingefhriebener
8riefienbuneen dlIgemeine Mnpen=
buns. Sir bic poitfarten ipirb BPM
/. Ottober ab bic 8ernenbung Der
linten SGlfte Der MoreHenfeite fir
fhriftli9e Mfittbeilunaen allgemein
aiiltig erflGrt. Oafiir unteriast
aber gum @eifpiel sstalien bic
8e19reibuns Der 9fiidIeite, tpenn
bic 0orberieite fhriftlide Mit=
tbeilunsen entbdlt. 5erner biirs
fen auf bic 6Glfte ber 0orberIeite
pber auf bic Miidfeite 8ignetten ober
photographer aus biinnem papier se=
fleht tperber. Die Muffhrift ppitfarte
Lift fir bie Rarten Der pripatinbuitrie
ni9t mebr nDtbig. Weiter iinb bie&arz
ten nit Der 8eaei6nung poftfarte obne
tpeiteres our Orlldfahentare auldKtg.
tpenn iie i'm iibrisen ben Bebingunsen
fir Orudfahen entfpreden, b. +. bDAs
items flint @orte ooer einaelne Bud=
itaben entbalten. Dpitanipeiiunaen
fDnnen Bis auf 800 M. lauten. Oie
Seren iinb ipeientlih ermdbigt. sic
betrasen 20 pfennia fir iebe 40 sc.
gbenio tpurbe Ser Yoitauftraeberfehr
erbebli4 ermGBigt. 90 1T u. a. folz
eenhes bon syntereife: Ddnemarf. .@riez
henlanb unb Rreta betbeilisten iih am
ppitauftroeperfebr; Mrsentinien, Goz
lumbien, Montenegro unb Die bdniz
| fhen Rolpnien iibernebmen Den 3eiz
tunasaustauid. Der Poftpadetiiberz
einfnnft treten Bolipien, Die italieniz
Tben &olonien unb Rreta BEL.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08

ierbrodenen @ddlsns ii einer, NIT
DedeI ober 1u6 ptr0sdttn ircensn
gefdB nor 3utritt Der Quft bsipdbrt
unb eS Qleicb ubtDnt Die Dirnti.s
un0 Mpftlih0len ip<rb<n niht forts
getporfen. Mfnn ffent lie, !. chem
foulsr nnb ipurmiger MbfulI glsth
hsim @hGltn entferrt fptrbe. III etrenl
irbenen poer ppr3endnenen GefGb
fiibl, ooer trpdnst iit. ausgebrsitet,
an, fammelt be3isbungsiDeife BON einis
gen aoaen ilro fott dlsbann aus
Fem gbfau cine Dbitiuppe, bic, NIT
@ritBmehl perbidt, ,3itronenIheiben,
3immt unb 3udtr seiDiir5t unb NIT
einigsn Rnrintben angerihttt, ishr gut
lhmedt. 1ei DsrfpenOuna bon ROTH
fhalisen Mepftln 5iebt Die getDonnene
Hriik leiGt bunfsI ans, man foht
naber biefe @Hdlen nit Ghnaras
brDoreiten ,reht lange, giebt dies Ourh
Elm Gies, ipiir5t unb fiibt bliebig
nnb erhGlt eine CUTE Mpfelbrpoiuppe,
oie beionosrs Rinoern inlrler gut
fdmsdt. Bon fiiBen Mepfeln Mus
au foAen, 1T ni1t ratbfdm, ba mtift
3u piel Npfeltbeilden i'm @iebe 3ll@
riidbleiben uno nur tpenjg Wus eIitz
itebt. Nur fdure Mepfel iin6 bdfiir
perpen6bar, bic fiiben tperben befer
ols Mpfelf9nittden, aus benen man
Sag Rernsebdule entfernt, aubereitet.
Sn Ser Ginmah3eit.
@aure Rirf4en ein3um1=s
den. Dis1es por3iisli9e Reaept
itemmt aus Dem ,Mlten Qdnoe", benz
Airi9enlanbe {elb{t, un0 bat iih ausz
geaei6net beipeGbrt. Die lauren Rirz
i9en perben am Mbenb por bem @inz
na1etage nit gana getpDbnlidem @is
iig bebedt. Die1er miro am nd9fen
Sage absesoffen uno bic Ririten
iperben entitsint, mas jebt iehr raid
gebt. Die iorgfdltis gereinisten gins
ma1egldfer iperben geraoe por benz
Soinsinlegen Der 5riihte gefdpefelt.
Man rednet auf " pfuno airfhen
ebenio piel feinen 3uder, tbut auerit
eine Sdiebt 3uder, Damn cine Gage
&tr{9en u. +. m. INNER abtpehfelno
in bas. @las, Bis Didt unter Dem
Manoe eine @9i9t 3uder ben 8ez
f6lub madt. Nuf lie pirb, our Grz
60bung Der 6altbarfeit, SdlicDl ge=
trDpfelt, unb Die @ldier tperben nit
pergamentpapier bebunoen. s o.
m aten san5 ein3utp den.
9dau tpdblt man mittelgrobe 5rii4te,
iitersiebt iie nit fodenbem Moifer.
5iebt bic 6aut ab unb legt lie in @lasz
fannen, flint bieie nit faltem Waifer,
lsst Die Dedel auf uno ldBt Die 6riihte
10 Minuten fphen. Damn tpreDen Die
Hinge aufselest, Die Dedel feftgez
lhraubt unD bic Somaten nod 5 Wiz
nuten setobt. @ingetdnnte
S aten. Die gefdGlten 5riiAte
luerben serfdnitten uno in ginmadz
feilel obne 3uiab pon WaKer uufgez
fo1t. Damn flint man bic NIT @nmz
miringen beriebenen @lGfer NIT ben
frhenben Spmaten iiberbDll, fhraubt
lie feit 5u nno iteat iie auf ben
Oedel.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
LAUD NAME
OF JEFFERSON
A. 5. GOIdSbOrOueh, Mary
land Orator Delights Della
ware Democrats

Delaware Democrats last night heard
brilliant addresses on the life work OF
Thomas jefferson. whose birthday they
celebrated. The occasion was the annual
jefferson Day dinner of the Democratic
League Of Delaware, and German Hall,
whore the celebration was held, was fill
ed with enthusiastic Democrats in honor
OF the occasion.
Thomas f. Bayard was the toastmaster
and A. S. Goldsborough, Of Maryland. the
orator Of the evening. tt was Mr.. Colds
borough's first address before a local au-
dience and he made most favorable inn
preston. He discussed jefferson in
general way, commended his political
principles and urged Delaware Demo-
Gratis to rally for the standards Of the
old-time Democracy. 1t was brilliant
address.
John S. Rossen, Charles d. Bird, Josiah
Marvel and William tt. Berry Jr., son Of
William II. Berry, treasurer Of Penn
sylvania. were the other speakers. Mr..
Berry. sr.. was unable to be present be-
cause Of illness.
The following committee had charge:
George NJ Gillespie chairman; Sylvester
France, secretary; George C. Morton
treasurer; John l. Beehan, Willard S.
Meredith James Thompson. John slat-
terry, William Johnston. Edward Grant
and Daniel McClintock. Rawnsleys Or
chostra furnished music. Zimmerman
was the caterer.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
MANY PERSONS AT
MASKED CARNIVAL

About one thousand persons attend
ed the masked carnival given by Will
mington Lodge, No. 1. Knights Of Py-
thias at Eleventh street rink last night
1t was a success in every way. The
grand march was led by A. S. Mich
ener and Mrs. Albert sides, Of Phu-
adelphia, who conducted the masquers
through some intricate figures. Prizes
were awarded as follows
Best costume. pair nickle- plated
skates, man. Harry Holland, farmer
of Philadelphia; woman, Miss Mable
Pierce. Spanish girl; most grotesque
costume, pair OF copperplated skates.
man, Paul Walraven baby with bottle
woman, Ray Reese. "Topsy;" bat
fancy skater, maR, fancy waistcoat.
Richard Norris, page; woman. japan
ese vase. Miss aslsn Walton, Mexican
senorita; best Skating couple, umhrei-
las. A. L. Nlichsnor. Philadelphia,
jockey; Mrs. Albert sides. Philadelphia,
Spanish girl. best costumed couple.
competing as couple Miss Myrtle Blest
and Miss Katie Frank, angels
The judges were j. Chester Gibson,
Sydney Henry Harry B. Jacobs, Clar-
ence NJ. Dillon and C. r. Hallam.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
GOOD
PLAIN
ENGLISH

Is the best kind to use in
advertising. l believe if
it were possible to write
an advertisement COM
posed wholly of words of
one syllable that that adj
vertisement would be the
strongest possible to write.
Do not go beyond your
depth in writing. Do
not try to give the public
the benefit of your Sill
perior wisdom and educa-
tion, but rather appeal to
them in good, plain Eng
lish.
This kind Of advertising
in the Journal invariably
brings the advertiser the
most gratifying result in
dollars and. censs-net
profit.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
BALL SEASON
OPENS TO-DAY
Wilmington and Trenton Will
Clash Again in Pennant
Race

Manager Carney and his Trenton
babies" are here and are Graded" at
the Clayton House ready TO play ball
with Manager Connelly's youngsters this
afternoon.
They are husky bunch these babies"
fifteen in all, and have an the actions of
full-grown mers In fact some of them tip
the scales near the 200 mark while I'm
height several OF them are not far from
seventy-two inches in their stocking feet.
They're here for business too, they say,
and won't stand for any such infant dit
ties as "You Can't Play in My Yard"
They're to wise for that.
To-day's game, which viii mark the
opening Of the season here will be called
at $50 O'Clock with Rhoads or Nops as the
visitors battery while Ramsey will open
up for the home team. Moran will Off
ciate as umpire.
President p. r. Powers. Of the Eastern
League arrived here this afternoon at
/ o'clock and will be present at the
game The first ball will be tossed out
by Master Gerald Mackev. the Whining
ton mascot and Mayor Wilson viii act as
master of ceremonies. The First Rogi-
ment Band will be in attendance and
play between innings.
AT 1880 o'clock to-day the band made
tour of the city in trolley cars and at 2
o'clock the two clubs gave a short street
parade in automobiles.
Manager Connolly last night released
Touchstone and Donovan. Tho latter will
either play with the Wilkesbarre. New
York State League or with the New Eng
land League.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
BEGIN WORK ON
FORD BUILDING

Work on razing the building adioin-
ing the Ford Building. at Tenth and
Market streets. TO make room for the
large office building which Peter J..
Ford win erect as an addition to the
present structure viii be started on
Monday. The permit for the new
building was issued by Building In
spector Connolly to-day. Contractor
John J.. Cassidy win superintend the
work.
Will Have 200 Offices.
The new building viii connect with
the present structure and win be
thirty feet wide by III feet long. II
win run from Market TO Smpley street
and seven stories high. one more than
the present structure. When COM
pleted the whole building viii contain
about 200 offices. an increase OF 1iO.
Mr. Ford purchased the property
adjoining his present building from
the Pusey estate sometime ago tt
is estimated that the new addition will
cost between SEQ. 900 and $4,000
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
WHY DON'T MEN
GO TO CHURCH?
DR.. Murray Intends to Have
Men Answer Question
For Him

The Rev. DR.. W. L. s Murray. the
popular Washington Heights Church PAS
tor mas sent out circular letter to iUC
business. professional and laboring men
Of the city asking for suggestions on the
following questions:
Is the church necessity for good gov
ernment2
is the church a benefit TO the homer
DO you believe the churches are doing
The wcrk Christ designed them to dog
What is the best thing the church is do
ing7
Why are not more men actively engaged
helping the churches?
The answers viii furnish the basis Of
a series Of sermons for Sunday evenings
I'm Washington Heights Church beginning
Sunday The doctor assures his CORES
pondents that while their names viii be
kept secret all their suggestions will be
made use Of
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
MORE COMMITTEES
FOR TRADE BOARD

President Maclean Of the Board Of
Trade yesterday afternoon completed his
committee appointments when he am
nounced the two remaining ones as fol-
lows
Statistics and Information Committee
jerome p. Bel, chairman Harry A.
Brown. Henry C. Conrad. s. g. Cooling,
Dr. Thomas o. Cooper. Alfred O. Cro-
zler Francis ~ DUPONT S. II. DursJein,
Howell S. England Dayid A. Hay, viii
liam H. Heald. Charles C. Kurtz. Theo-
dore A. Leisen. Harry A. Miller Alfred
B. Moore. James b. Oborly. william H.
Savery Charles II. Scott Stephen G.
Singleton. Charles l.. Story.
Navigation and transportation Conn
mtteo-Thomas IT, savery. chairmani
Ambrose B. Ayers. Henry n. Bush VII
liam G.. Coke William Coyne. p. Mason
Cabell. Thomas s. Doherty. Andrew l.
johnson, J. Parker Jemeris. Captain Ed
win Kershaw, Charles e. Kingston. VIII
liam Lawton. William W. Lobdell, Alfro,
d. Warner. ]. F. White.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
DEATH CLAIMS
WILLARD II. PORTER

Willard Hall Porter, grandson of
Judge willard Hail. and a WELL known
member Of the New Castle County bar,
G.ed last night after a three months
illness from heart trouble and compli-
cations. He lived at No. sol Delaware
avenue and is survived by a widow and
Two children. r
Mr. Pointer was a son Of the late DR..
Robert r. Porter and vas horn in this
city in 1854. Ee was graduated from
Princeton University in 1875 ana two
tears later was graduated from the
Columbia Law school
He was admitted to the New Castle
County bar in 1856 after having read
law in the office of the late Chancellor
Bates.
Mr.. Porter was prominent member
bf the Delaware Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty TO Children and the
Delaware Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals.
He took an active interest in historic
matters and was secretary o. the His
torical Society of Delaware. He was
also secretary of the Delaware Society
Of Colonial Wars and secretary of the
Princeton Alumni of Delaware.
In 1890 Mr.. Porter received the ap-
pointment from the governor Of this
Etate and the President to act as one
of the two national commissioners from
Delaware TO the Worlds Columbian
Exposition. In politics he was a Demo-
urat and some years ago took an active
interest politically.
In 1850 Mr.. Porter was married to
Miss Hannah L. Armstrong, daughter
of former Congressman William II.
Armstrong of Williamsport, Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
FOR
PRESIDING ELDER

Stewards OF the Wilmington District
of Wilmington Methodist Conference
yesterday at meeting I'm Union
Church decided TO buy a district par
sonage for Presiding Elder A. S. Now
bray and his successors I'm the elder
ship.
A committee was named TO select
the parsonage, and will do so within a
month. II comprises j. @. Wilson.
chairman, William r. Finn. William
II. Foulk. w. j. Stats. Henry Mason
and L. r. Grubb Of this city and c..
r. Mearns Of Northeast, Md. At pres
ent Presiding Elder Mowbray and fam
lily live at the Terrace Apartments.
The stewards fixed Elder Mowhray's s
salary at practically the same as last
year.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
HUNT CONTINUES
FOR MARVIN BOY
Special to The Evening Journal.

ANNNttAA ~ AAa AaANAiANk NnuNUAls
DOVER, Del, April 2G-With Frank
Butler discharged from custody, the
Marvin mystery seems as far as ever
from solution. Detective Dimaio, Of
the Pinkorton force, expresses conf
dence i'm his ability TO clear It up and
says that work will be carried on witn
vigor upon lines he was following
when Butler was arrested by other
detectives What these lines are he
refuses TO divulge
Frank j. Lore. the New Jersey de-
tective, whose work was abruptly cut
short yesterday by the release of But
Ter, went out 20 the Marvin farm. near
Kits Hammock yesterday afternoon
To announce that he did not feel that
good could come of his remaining at
work on the case.
Lore helped the physician and his
son, Howard. TO search the woods
near the Harry Nirdn farm, i'm which
the detective says he believes the body
of the lost child lies buried An old
abandoned we'll In a clearing of this
woods near "a disused shanty not for
from the highway was also searched.
The water was bailed out, but no trace
of the boy was found
An empty sack was found In thee cab
in, and this gave impetus to the explora-
tlon Of the fell. for the reason THAT it is
Loro's theory that the boys body may
have been carried Off in one of the phos-
phate bags that were i'm the barn on the
Marvin place. There was evidence also
that fresh dirt had been recently thrown
into the well. covering the bottom. Two
stumps Of trees, recently cut. were on
this dirt. under water.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
DOGS KILL
81 CHICKENS

Strange dogs last night entered two
west side chicken yards and killed 81
fine fowl, swelling the chicken death
list OF the week from this cause to 100.
James Sanderson and Mark Brown,
who have big henneries just over the
city line on the Newport pike were the
losers last night. Mr.. Sanderson losing
eighteen chickens and Mr.. Brown SO.
Several nights since Howard f. Yer
non, Of the same neighborhood had 13
fine chickens killed by a vicious dog.
Owners of chickens in that neighbor-
hood are sleeping with loaded shot
guns close to their beds.