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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
m b nrgii1eS 8.
0creiniste Staate't
81 o6trGs d.,

WI uW "
gSie mir bercits II, ppriger Summer
n~litaet6eilt baben, mac6t Der Subuque
2lIremburger un0 &runfen : Inter
~1tilbuneS : Gerein Initrengungen, Die
frii6er bel Den 2anosleuten iiblid)en
~geieQi9eu llnterbaltIn9en pieber eins
8ufiibren unb babur6 bos 3uiommen>
ge66rigfeits9efiibl 5u fDroern. gu
Dielem 3pede ernonnte Der Serein
in ieiner lebten @eriammllln9 elm aus
Den Serren SSobu &iefer, Sit. Hepenig,
Nif. &aufmann, Ilt9uit gemtgen nnD
Nlihael Spaub deficiencies Gornite,
peldbes cine geIeui9e llnterbaltltng
beranitalten unO Dem @erein @mpfeb>
llngen MAIDEN iou, in SeSug auf ber>
artige Geranitnltungen III Der Sus
funft. @s freut ms, beri6ten 5l
t0nnen, 0aB bereits Elm Gnfang ge>
ma6t tporben lit, inbem bns Gomite
fir @ittpoG, ben %. Sunlidr, cine
sGaro YdrtD" %arrnngirt bat/ tpel6e
in Der @ermania 6aue n~bgebalten
tpirb unb su pel6er ale 2~anbsleute
Der Stabt f~reunbLihlt eingelaben limb.
Serner ipiro bns Gomite Dem &erein
Die @riinDung zines bramatii6en
Clubs, iotpie elmer @eian9siettion
empfe6len urD fpenn 1i6 beiien Sldne
nur eini9ermnBen pertpir1llfen, Itebt
Den 2anoslellten S%ubuoue'S fpieoer
motl6er genuBreihe glbenb in Iuss
si6t. Ilio b%oripdrts, Son9en, Die
160nen Sage friiberer Sabre leben
nod IN Dem InDenfen Iuer fort nnb
ipenn tiiGtig Sanb ans 8erf gele9t
tpirb, iperbep Dieielben balb, redt balb
tpie0crfebren.
On 60 Grpfie, @is., itarb am
Snmstag, ben ~. Snnuar, gliiabetb
S6aefer. geb. @inSbn6, ipoblperleben
NIT ben bl. Sterbeinframenteu. Sic
@eritorbene mar aus 2ennin9en, Sns
remburg, 9ebiirti9 unb errei6te elm
Sitter bon II Sabren. WtDee lie
ruben in Sriebeu! Sen trauernben
Sinterbliebeuen unier ber5lides @ei>
leibl
&rcftun, Spipa, IS. Saniiar 1907.
8ertber Serr 8onnerl
@m lebten Samsta9 trat Serr Sos
minif Wenbior nebit @nttin, 9eb.
Gpp6ia @obes, ltnb bier &inbern, i'm
Sitter bon %, 90, Is unb IA Snbren.
cine Neile mad Der alien Seimatb
@ra6tenbaf, &anton &ilb, an. Sic
3amilie 9ebenft, falls es ibnen brau<
zen 9efGlt, iid baiel6it bauernb nies
Der5ulaiien. @tipn einbunbert Sreunbe
batten ii9 am Sabnbof ein9efunben,
Inn ben SheibenOen 2e6etpobl 81
fasen. ollie Iprndeu Die S%offnung
aus. Die Samilie im ndditen Sriibiabr
ipieOer bier 5u ieben. 5err %enbior,
pelber "a Sabre bier %ipobnbaft mar,
bat feline Sarm bier iebr bort6eilbnft
perfanft. Sic Somilie trat am Wtitt>
ipp6 bon Sem 9ort aus nit benz
9ampfer nSiulanO" Die S5ennreiie
on. @ir ollie piinIGen ibnen cine
gliidlide Geilel
I9tun9sboa
sc. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Sc itarben bieier Sage: in
Sberspile: Sobann Son Summetti,
geboren 5u 8ilbesbauien, Slbenburg;
in Bremen Sotpnibip bel Sbersbiae,
auf ibrer Sarm Srau Saul Steeer.
Sas @e9rdbnib fanb bon Der ct.
Sran5isfuss Stride 5u Spersbille aus,
aif Dem gleidnamigen Srieobofe itatt.
Sic rllbe ianft!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Ser Saitenaeiit IN Snbien

lit Ser Sitel elmer Geibe bon Sbat>
iaden Die ienes 9roBe unb bi6t be-
bolferte 2anb 81 Sem itempeln mas es
in 8irflihfeit lit: Gin 2anb Der Seit
uub bes eisentbimli6en, 5erieeenben
&aften@ @eiites. Ser 2eier iiebe auf
Settle Z Der benti9en Summer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Sie o. 6. O. 2. ppn sprua.

Ser 9eitung Der gf0miihs @at6os
lii6en @esenieitisen S6uegeieui6aft
bon Sotpu lit es iebr barilm an tbun
Die Witslieber5abl ienes @ereins fir
Die nddite @eriammlune bebeutenb
peritdrft 5u ieben. lin MN ben
gifer Der Iitglieber I'M Illgemeinen
unb Der perifiebenen 3peispereine i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Iubolf &antel, nelber an Dem
Sadie oeS neueu Wliiifs GouIerbatos
rim. BEL ct. Soiepb's College. arr
beitete, fiel Sreitn9 fiinf5i9 SUB tief
berab, brad oas @cnid unb beri6ieb
nif Der Steae. Scr iun9e @ann lit
bon Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
MurkthPrtd1te
sur Sen 0robperfamf.

Dubuqus, ben 81. San.
U etreibc, Sen, IebI etc.
Sai.r: 3S@37e.
Sort: 35@3Sc.
@erlte: 35-40c per guibeI.
&osseu: 55-60c per gulbet.
Seu: 3.00@Si4.O0.
Wtsbl: gatent, s4.2o@4.4o; fraisbt,
81. 0O@4.20.
&leie: $1,000. @s22.OO
Sntter, Gier nnbS safe.
Gler: 25c per Onssup.
Butter: Oairp. Zoe p. piunb; Cream.
m, 3o@32c.
Rais: @abm : aaie, 1ese; srid, 1916
Groceries, etc.
&eis: 6}-95c per gtuub.
Spiebelu: 75c per Suibel.
gtspiel: SO. 50@$3.5 so per Barrel.
aartofeIn: 45c per SuibsI,
&ieb.
Stiere: 49, 0@4.OO.
&iuosr: S2.75@3.O0.
8iibe: S2.50@8.e0.
Sdlber: So. 00@5 80.
S4weine(aui benz SUB: So 100000 per
bunoert Yiuno.
@ieb (seidladtet).
@inbfeii6: 5@7c per Piuno; Jinber.
6@Sic per Yinnb.
S4affleii6: &c
SrnDifipnen.
@erdndertes Tleii9: S9iutsu, 13@13ie;
Spet, 13@15Ac.
Sdmalj: 9f@10c. aoi9
8obleu: 9arttoblen, $3.50 per Soune.
Sols: gates @i9snboli, 5.00@S6.00 per
forbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Umte WeleqeMheit,

9ano 81 anitdnbieen Sreiien 81 fauieu In
elmer osutiben tatholtifsn 1snieinbe nit airde
bteier @emeinoe eine auSge3eidnete Belegenbeit.
nm cine gpotbete. einen Wenerals Store un6
einen @roeerpsStore 81 er0Hnen. lin ndbere
9lustunft idbreibe man an
Wsp. gsm. ". 3unfeI, gaIbua, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Wmtuna, Sau0tuher!

Sn Der llmassenb bon 8aI.s. q. D, einem Der
bllbenoften 5heiIe BON @aualier @ountp. q. q,
nabe BET STRIDE unb Sdule, inb ungefdhr 10
gierteIsS %ettionen 9anb 5u psrfaufsu. Der 30.
ben lit reid. bic @rnte oieies Sabr auSeeaeihnet.
8atboltide WulebIer baben bier cine CUTE @es
legerbeit. 9auo an tnuien. Mau tuenbe iidb an
y. !. Slider, g9aleS, V. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Grant Gpnntn. 9afota.

aanb 81 nsrtauien fir Sl2 bis $50 pro @der i'm
Banner.eountp BON SnosEatota. @le Beauems
phone, Butterfabriten &C. 2T grnten nadjetuaus
Der obne Mibernteu. gsir iuohuen ieit 90 Sabren
bier uno f5nnen Sbnen tuerthooQs nnb ~corrette
liife Stride uno Sdule oabier. &ir perfpeiien
aui ben hobtu. 0errn Sfarrer 3. 8. @pIf
6a1ier. aean ipenoe nd an Martens Bros,
Mtubcuf. 2. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
SiQiq 1T %berfau5en.

800 older arose Saru, go @der unter gHus,
Ieidbt lueuig. ihwar5er 8oben nit seIber gebms
unterlage. @ebduoe: NeueS Saus 20 BEL 80 bel
IA, NIT &iid1e II bel 10 bel 8, gebaut 1905. StaQ
men Seu. 2 Meilen bon aran5burg, g. 3, nit
neuer tatboliiber Stride uno Sdule. Waes
oeutlh nit oielen 9uremburgern. g.. 81. &. Il g..
&py n Meile NIT Rartt. 96reiire ,,W", care
OF Catholic Yrinting Co.. Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
SerlaaQt.

Cine quite tntboliife Gamilie, nm geiebIidj AZ
nooptiren. ooer aut5urebmeu unb 3u er5ieben
Elm aino bon 5 ober 6 5abren, bis basielbe eroB.
tdbrig 9etporoen it,. I'm R6hereS fpenbe man
iif an Soiepb %. Sanfer, ct. Marp's @bnrb,
Stgonrnep, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Mhtung, warmer!

Snbt Sbr Saier, Seu. aartof elm, gseiSen. aorn,
9togeen, @eriie. Gier, Butter ober aberhaupt
irgenbfpeldbe 6arnprooutte 81 bertauien? @enn
10, bann ibreibt eri on Sol. 3. giagle. DUBUQUE,
Soiua. uno frngt ibn UNI ieine 9reiie. Nlan
~abreiiire einfad: y. !. Naele, Dubuque. Sofua.
n; ID. -.@err Wagle fault uno oertaait aud
StQbts uu0 GQrmetaeutbum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
SanO! SamO! &auO!
Senehiftiner @ater lit Oflabonta.

8atboliihe 2eier, bic 9ano In benz neuen
Staate Stlahoma 81 taufen pber 3l renten ees
SeminoIe beiufen. 9as 9an6 1T erittIaifia unb
tlr bic Seeliorge Der 8atbpliten in bieien apei
Counties tuiro ourh bic 8enebittiner : Slater
beitens %ssioret. I'm ndhere Snstnntt ihreibe
on Bro. Scba Saraep, 8. q. n, Sacreo
Seart abben, Sacred Seart y. g., Stla. See
treI enoe iueroen Guf BON 5uoerl6lieen 2anb.
pertdnferl, 9dnoereien an riebrigen 9reiien uno
IN Der Wabe bon Staot nnb atrdbe fideru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
W6tan9, fatbolii1e
Sam0inGer!

Sd babe cine gn5abl II seesei6neter Sarmen
in @roBen BON $50 bis 400 Gder bic / bis 2h Mets
Sd rtoclte ~oieielben pertauien pber aui Shares"
an ore red1ten 2eute perrenten, oa meme @es
iHdfte mir nidht erlauben. bic Sarinen ieIber su
b%ebauer. Sd Tam eine NnBahl auberer 9lGbe
btt5u betonrien, iuen1 2anoiudler fuiinidben, fHb
bier nieoer5uIaien. Sas Stdbtden, bas iinees
tdhr 800 Gtnfpohner 5dhlt. bat quite aird3en uno
Sd1uleu. Die llmgeeeno tit cine auSaeseidanete
unb oas 2anb oaS bette i'm Staate.
I'm 1dbere Iustunft fuenoe man ii] an
JOHN M. O'CONNOR,
st. Thomas, NJ. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Sta0t nn0 umgegeno.

Entered at Dubuque post office as sec.
ond-class mail matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Gbiease, oeu 81. San.
0etretbe.
Weisen-
Wai. : 78t@77t.
Suli: 76t@71t.
Rorn-
Mai. 45@451.
Suit: 4ot@45i.
Safer
Wai. 875 @3st.
Suli: 35@35t.
@iebmarft,
Shpeine-
S1mere, S6.45@6.65.
S1mere, raube, SO. 35@6.45.
9eihte. Sc. 25@$6 Al.
@emii9ts, Sc. 30@6.52t.
Yieb-
Rtnopieb, sc. 15@7.20.
6ibe NIB Rinber. S1.25@5.10.
Seras Stiere, So. 75@5.25.
Sdaie-
@inheimii6e 9dmmsr $5.25@7.70.
Ginbeimiihe S6aie. $6.50@5.8J.
9Sefli9e 2duimer. 81 .25@T.7O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
GGiehau0luua

Serr atIois SaieI, 30. 1912 JotuasStrase. Oh.
buaue, Soma, bat tets cine poqitdnbige 0nsiuahl
e%inbeimiid1er lno importirter adieiorten pors
rdtbig. 2lusiudrtige Seitequneeu iuerben prompt
beior9t. RreisItfte miro auf 8erlanaen gerne
au%1eianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
WeQen &rehsfhanen.

Sdh empiehle HERMIT Stroop's 5erlbmte
beutihe 9uluer. Sieielben beilen ie6en nod5
nift auigebrodeneul arebs iouobl innerlih ais
duBerlih. Sas anertannt ein5ig bette NeitteL, nm
Masentrebs eriolgreid Su betlen. g3egen Wabe.
rem. Sensnife v. l. ~. id1reibe man an:
COWARD .. Soeoims,
ct. Sueas. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Tr.et
@a9en'& ramfe

@enn Gle NIT einem MaeenIeioen ober ben
baour9 bertorgerulenen urla9en ais Der
itoptung, TRACER Scber, Ser5fiopien, Nerpoittat,
lauren MufftoRen, %1eiftigcr ytteoergei9la9en'
blit, epobrtnnen, pdmorrbuiotn ujp. uiipy
bebaftet finb, banu i6reiben Gle mir nno Id
iperoe Sblen Elm freiec Nadet. meiner Wla9er'
tabletten fenoen, pelde sic in 9iir3e .petlel
iueroen. GGon Die erite Dolls gibt geipobHli9
Ginoerung. Wlan aoreifire:
JOHN A. SMITH,
4S9 glpria glps,
@lifpaufes, gis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
0otel IN berreuts,t.

9asielbe fam am 1. spril 1907 beaosen tuerbeu.
8tuei Giienbahnen treu5en Die Staot. 9edberes
an eriragsn bel benz gisentbintsr y. 3. Woae,
Sindlep, Miiiu.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

fastening Of the coat. The garment is
held across the front by velvet loops
through which threads n pale blue rib
bon scarf. The mushroom hat of nat
ural colored straw has a big bow
which exactly matches this scarf. The
scarf and bow are arranged to be
taken off easily, and before this suit
goes to the country for the season
there are to be two other sets, one in
black and the other rose colored, to
give variety to a costume that is ex-
pected to give long and hard service.
Every other woman i'm Paris, cor
respondent writes to the New York
Evening Sun. is wearing with her
morning tailormade a mushroom hat
of colored straw trimmed with black
ribbon in big bows and loops. Old
gold. pale pink, duh blue and willow
green are especially popular colors tor
such hats The willow greens, some
times lined with black or white, ac-
cording TO becomingness, under the
brims, are particularly attractive with
their softly tied or twisted bows Of
thin tafleta. They go wen with almost
any suit and are almost universally
becoming.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
EmbroIdsry suppIants srIdas.

The craze for embroidery which has
set in threatens to make even the
popularity of Bridge" fade before It.
Young women who heretofore rarely
took a needle in their hands are now
busily engaged working for them
selves all sorts and conditions Of gar
ments, outer and under to put it deli
cately
Shirtwaist patterns in very good
Persian lawn. batiste and other mater
ials may be had in the shops. nicely
stamped and ready to work. for rea-
sonable sums. The place for the lace
IS stamped. as well as the pattern to
be embroidered. and the result is gen.
orally an exceedingly pleasing design.
To the girl who is skillful with her
fingers there is a great joy I'm being
able to make ones own French lin
gerie. at just about onc-half what it
costs TO buy already worked and made
up.
Whole sets of underwear may be
found, stamped with similar designs,
and a young woman who expects 10 be
married IN TIE fall is even now makine
herself q number Of fascinating sets
of lingerie. padding the flowers putting
I'm the stitches evenly and altogether
enjoyed the occupation hugely.
The porch of the summer resort ho-
tells will be a busy place this summer
if signs do not fail. and tongues Will
have TO wag busily to keep up with
fingers.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
WILMINGTON. DEL
Schedule in effect November 25, 1906.
Tra,ns Leave Delaware Avenue statior

Daily. I Daily 'excspt,sunday. Sunday
new NEW YORK and the East 1925 ..5.2e
s.Roval Limited" @L42. s1l00 p. m.
pHILADELPEIIALe e2.26, 1926, 1880 Qo-
call. rs. 40. 40 QocaD, 1900 tS.l5, sSS4 10
cali. $40, slO5S fI057 flll9, slLSo, a. m.
II 26 1905 QocaD, $3.50, s48O, Qocall, t1,S'-
GocaD s5I7 Royal Limited, Io.z5 NoSSt ~
200, s7.O5 QocaD, ZAP, sS.02' uocaD' '1'0V
y CHESTER, $3.50 UocaD. ts.4o: ia, 90
cali. $500. 4815 1894 QocaD, 's4O slO,oe
0ocaD. riO5T (nocaD, stl.35 a. m-, ii:-o
taos 0ocaD, $3.50 OocaD, t4b2 Qocai}, l5 ~
nocaD, 400. s7@. QocaD, 'L42, ssoz uoea''
.B11ST1MoRE yS n & WASHINGTON, 4SS %
1905. s1O4g a. m "1.O6, $50, 44i, lo,00'
s6s4 Royal Limited" 1909 '9o4 p al Hl; an
BALTIMORE and Way stations INV
s. 40 am. f315. s6.03 p M .eo 40 oq
NEWARK, '4.55, 100 ieyo' 500 100
a. M, tl2.4O. 'iO6, tS.l5, t55o' so'Oo' i''OO'
's;eg; sg sRg1 sll.sS 2; 9o ss4s taOs CExpressl
a. M ti24O. ts.15, $3.50 (Expressl so0o
t7.0O, s11-3O p. m. .,.,. 90 1.
LANDENBURG. and Way stations A''N
a. m. 1000 s7.25 y. m. .,7 4s so
PITTSBURG, E4.55 FlO49 a. m s4'f'i lo'
s64 ''Royal Limited" 1854 p. m -
CHICAGO. s455, @lO.49. a. m, -2.5O pIi p, ~,
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS LOOAS
WILLIE, ass a. m. e1.06. '9.O9 p. m,, =,
Del Ave. sta, Delmarvia Tel. zlso' o.
& A. Tel 1422-A City Ticket OInSe' ~
Market street, ID. * A. Tel. l'oo-A' A''N
marvia Tel. 2195 .,,,,r
II. A. Miller. Travelling Passenger Asen'
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
LOW-RATE TOuR TO THE PACIFIC COAsT.

The international Christian Endeavor Convention will
be held in Seattle July to IS
The fares named by the transcontnenal railroads for
this occasion enables the Pennsylvania Railroad offer
Personally Tour Seattle and the Pacific Coast
unusually low rates.
special train of the highest grade Pullman sleeping
and dining will leave New York July running via
Chicago, ST. Paul, and the Northern Pacific Railway
Roundtrp tickets including Pullman accommodations,
double berth, and all meals in the dining
Seattle special train, and railroad transportation only
returning direct routes, will be sold of $II275
from New York $I1I25 from Philadelphia, $1oSoo from
Baltimore, Washington and Harrisburg $Io72o from Al
toona, and proportionate rates from other points.
Passengers will return from Seattle independently
regular trains Those desiring to return via San Francisco
or Los Angeles may do so for SI25o additional.
transcontinenta great educational expert
The northwestern country is in most interesting
stage of development just and visit to that section will
prove only enjoyable but profitable.
opportunity for such trip is here presented.
The exceptionally low, and includes the advantage Of
a special through train to the Pacific Coast.
For itineraries tickets, and full information apply to
Ticket Agents address Geo. W. Boyd General Passenger
Agent, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
NJ. p. REGISTER. Manager.

highly pleased on account OF the pro-
eress made by the members.
The idea of a civic Improvement So
ciety for the city is growing stronger
daily.
Electric lights viii be installed In
the quarters Of the Snapper Club.
Real Estate Deals
Some large sales Of real estate in
New Castle are contemplated. Real
estate prices are soaring. Assessor
James A. Doris in making his as
sessment has found a number of prop
critics which have not been assessed
in years gone by. and with the new
buildings fully $4,000 additional will
be added. The stock assessment win
be increased considerably this year
Three church weddings win take
place here during the early weeks in
June.
Chicken thieves have been operating
in New Castle hundred a5d shot guns
are kept in handy places awaiting the
temperance Of the thieves
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Eton Blouse Of striped silk,

AS the season advances, the styles
are becoming more deeply tinged with
the Oriental spirit. which the cables
say. is prevalent in London and Paris.
The best evidence of it is found in the
new little Eton blouscs, so akillfuly
carried out in striped silk, Of which
this sketch is an example. The semi
fitting mandarin sleeves are cut in
one piece with the blouse. beneath
which is worn a dainty guimpe Of
plain linen. A little vest Of striped
silk is set into the front and the low
cut neck finished with narrow silk
braid.
The new Japanese lines are so grace
ful and pretty that the wonder is that
they have not been discovered before.
Not only are the Oriental designs fol-
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
CLIMBED FROM
JAIL WINDOW
Frank COyne Became Tired
Of Stay in New Castle
Lookup and Left
specIaI to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del. May 1s-An-
other prisoner has taken French leave
of the city owing to the condition of
the city jail. Frank Coyne yesterday
morning about $40 o'clock told Officer
Tobin that he would like TO see James
McGrath, who had him arrested. The
officer told him that the prosecutor
would come in and see him. The Of
icer left for home. and when officer
Harrington went on duty he found
that COyne had showed back the bolt
Of the window and LETT for parts un-
known The men who had repaired
the jail window after it had been
broken two weeks ago by George HUT,
put no lock on the window and the
rest was easy.
Since the election Of the five COM
missioners under the bond bill there
has been a change of sentiment re-
garding the borrowing of the 100000
for improvements. There is now a
strong sentiment growing in favor Of
borrowing money for street improve
ments, but not to bother with the
sewers. But all agree that the streets
should be made presentable.
With possibilities and probabilities
of a greater New Castle, with every in
dication that other industries that win
employ more men than the present
steel plants win locate here, that busi-
ness men are coming here daily view.
ing sites. it is evident that the streets
must be rebuilt. 1t has been sug-
gested that when the election is held
that the people be allowed to vote for
or against sewers and streets separ-
ately.
Gave a Rubber Party
An enjoyable time was spent by the
members of the Presbyterian Church,
who rendered a reception to the pastor
and Mrs. Wylie. The reception was
in charge of the Young Peoples So
ciety. The Town Hail Quarters were
tastefully decorated.
The Junior Epworth League of the
Methodist Church had a rubber"
party last evening. Old rubber shoes.
gums and coats were brought to the
meeting by the members and a neat
sum win be raised by the odd collec-
tion.
Manager Frank Right Of the Century
Club would like TO arrange for game
Of baseball to be played next Saturday.
The club plays at Delaware City to-
day and arrangements are being made
for a weeks tour OF the State
In ST. Peters Church after the late
mass tomorrow morning the mems
sodality of the B. v NJ, will be
formed.
There were numerous May parties
held in Janvier's woods to-day.
The New Castle band management is
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
About Mems Clothes

Coats cut long, form-htting,l some with
and some without center vent, creased down
the sides, close fitting collars and self-re-
tanning fronts
Vests cut single-breaste-, some have and
some have not lapel
Pants are cut peg shape.
Fancy Mixed Suits, in cassimeres and
worsteds, checks, plaids and stripes,
$3.50 to $1,000
Blue Serge Suits, with Venetian Innings,
$1,000
A better quality of serge at SIa.oo, and an
extra fine quality, with mohair lining SIS 90
Black Clay Worsteds and Thibets and
Unfinished Worsteds $1,000 to $4,000
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

tier. Many women OF inventive turn
OF mind, however. make their own
buttons out Of a narrow silk soutache
braid as original shapes can be gained
in this way at a minimum cost.
The blouse is worn over fitted
bodice of silk matching the foundation
and though cut upon simple lines its
decoration carries out a pleasing ef-
feet.
A picture hat may or may not COM
plete the toilette. Certainly nothing
would be more appropriate and the
dyed leghorns are used more than any
thing else this season for picture
models. They are made to match the
color OF the dress then artistically
trimmed with silk. satin or velvet rib
bon, supplemented by flowers or hand
some plumage.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18

lowed. however. but colors, as well
some of the striped silks being in
japanese blue, while others are in the
chrysanthemum tones.
While fantasy runs riot in the maxi
ing of blouses this season, a certain
restraint characterizes the new models,
but IL is not a restraint of elegance
of material or workmanship, but rath-
er in the matter Of line. Freakish
notes have been studiously avoided.
while approved models have had in.
jected into them just enough of the
unique to make them attractive and
unexpected.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Poisoned sy EatIna sausaas.
Special to The Evening Journal

MILFORD. May 1S.-The family OF
John Crouch Of North Milford. are
slowly recovering from dangerous
illness. and one that for a time threat
ened their lives. from eating bologna
sausage. DR.. George w Marshall.
who was called in promptly and ad-
ministered to them for the destruction
Of the ptomaines. probably saved their
lives The family will probably here
after give their own chickens and
eggs the preference on the meat dlzh.
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
Women's Waists

A woman always has a use for an extra
waist, no matter whether it is an extra fine
or just an ordinary quality. We have, some
here that should interest every woman who
comes in this store, for the selection is var
led enough.
A few reminders:
The new Sunburst design, a very fine lin
gerie waist, trimmed in Val lace ....S .S3.so
A new line of fllet yoke, made of very
fine lawn .............. SIS, 81 so
Very pretty waists, trimmed with Val
lace and embroideries ............... $I.oo
Evening journal., 1907-05-18
BusHLINE

Freight received for all points, gwen given
personal attention, and torwaloeo
promptly at lowest rates and py Desl
routes. "a
Boats leave both Wilmington ana
Philadelphia at 600 p. m. daily Sunday
excepted. -.
Through rates and bills Of lading is-
sued
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS co,
Pier 3, South Wharves, philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington