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Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Watts-connor.

In Grace NJ. T. Church last evening Mia
Rhoda Morrison Conner and Charles Gar
field Watts We're married by the Rev.
L. r. Barrett, Of Elkton. It was a pretty
wedding. The church was elaborateIy dec
GRATED and the gowns of the bridal party
were indeed beautiful
The bride entered with her father
Joshua Conner who gave her in marriage
and was preceded by the two flower girls.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Alice Conner, maid OF honor, and
the bridesmaids We're: Miss Viola Fred
erick, Miss Nellie Austin. Miss Helen
Palmatary. a cousin Of tho groom; NJ IS
Elizabeth Price, an Of this city. ana
Miss Nettie BeclSley and Miss Minna
Palmer Of Philadelphia. The little flower
girls were: Miss Eleanor Taylor. cousin
Of the bride, and Mss Marion spruance
cousin OF the groom.
Thomas Massey of Chestertown. Nd.
was best man. and the ushers were J..
Christy Conner brother Of the b.ide; n.
S. Eckman. Everett Brinton. Leroy Palma
tary, cousin Of the groom: william Bax-
ter and Darlington Blinn Of Marshalton.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
white satin dechine and Duchess lace.
with veil and wreath OF lilies OF the vail
ley and carried shower bouquet OF
bride roses. The maid Of honor's gown
was yellow silk popln. with short yell
low veil and wreath of ribbon roses, aud
she carried a shower bouquet OF yellow
chrysanthemums The bridesmaids dress s
were white chiffon chidonette with
touches Of yellow and short white wells
with wreaths OF yellow ribbon roses. They
Z carried bouquets Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The flower girls wore dainty
dresses Of accordion p.eated chiffon chlf-
! fonette. and carried baskets Of yellow and
white flowers
A reception followed at the home .cf thc
brides parents No. $40 West Eleventh
street The parior was decorated 81
white. and yellow prcdominated in the
music room. whore an orchestra discouis-
ed music
Mr. and Mrs. Watts LEFT on a wed.
ding trip South and On their return Will
1.-Two az No. nj Trenton Place They will
be "at home" Wednesdays in November
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
NJ 'MAHON PITCHES
WELL, BUT LOSES
Champion Orioles Play the
Youngsters Almost to a
StandStII

BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-THE old Or
iole baseball club members, thrice PEN
nant winners. lost by a score Of 2 to
to the Baltimore Eastern League
team of the past season, the second of
"a series of three games arranged for
home coming week. but lost it by a
narrow margin, and not until the ninth
inning was the winning run scored by
the youngsters. 1t was a pitchers bat
tie. in which Mcmahon, for the veter-
ans. carried Off the honors, even though
his team was defeated.
McAIahon. it was said by hundreds
of old-time rooters who were on the
grandstand. was in as fine form as
when he was feared by batsmen who
faced him in his >palmiest days. From
the beginning Of the contest he show
ed control. He had speed, an assort-
ment of curves, inshoots a quick break,
a slow ball and a straight ball, and
mixed them in such a manner that the
Eastern Leaguers fought harder for
supremacy as each inning was decided,
and before the winning run was made
in the ninth, they realized that they
were up against one of the toughest
propositions Of their career.
In his best days McMahon was one
OF the most grateful pitchers who ever
tossed the leather. This same grace
.fulness was exhibited in yesterdays
contest and after his good and steady
control. which never faltered once In
the nine innings of play, the nearly
10000 spectators, as they went their
way homeward spoke in glowing
words Of the puzzlng style in which
he served up the twisters.
Always at His Ease
Although his team was beaten be-
cause the younger men managed to get
i'm the winning run in the closing in
ming through two safe hits and an err
ror praise cannot be too strong foi
RIcNahon. Considering the many years
ithat have elapsed since he was in his
prime and the fact that he has moi
pitched before a crowd since the
memorable game of 1904 for Manager
Jennings. his performance yesterday
was more than exceptional Though
the youngsters got men on bases II
four innings besides the two-fourtf
and ninth-in which they scored, tho
following batters fell easy victims, AMI
lit was during these crucial moments
that Mcmahon would smile a smile
which seemed to say: you have ;
man started. but he is not going t'
score." Hint.e-- rH. cae
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Given Delightful Party.

Miss Helen Stuart Of No. 0i3 Shipley
street. was given a delightful party on
Tuesday evening In honor of her tenth
birthday anniversary. A part Of the even-
ing was spent IN games and Miss Jean
Goodman added TO the pleasure by fancy
dancing. Miss Myrtle Brown sang several
selections and Miss Dorothy Grammar
recited in a pleasing manner The faYors
ELECTED considerable amusement, thay b -
ing in unique Halloween FORM
Among those present were Mss Ethel
Mccall Miss Jean Goodman. Miss Myrtle
Brown, MISS Agnes Reynolds, Miss Leila
Williamson. Miss Mare Clymer Miss
May Fraim, Miss Alice Fraim. Miss
Anna white, Miss Dorothy Grammar
Miss Grace Cloenger Miss Ruth Coli
son. Miss Beatrice Neave, Miss Ethe
Car Miss Rebocca Altman, Miss Jen-
nile Altman, Miss Ruth Hainos, Miss Fam
ME Mclaughlin. Miss Marion Cameron
Miss Anita Bradbury Miss Ethel shaw
Miss Anna slocoer, Miss Nellie Watson
James White, Clarence Collisen, J. Emy
Clair George Clevenger. Mnlard Burton
Edward Reynolds, Willard Vernon ant
others.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
new WARSHIP
ON SPEED TEST

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWEs. Del. oct. 17.-With the wind
almost dead calm and the sea smooth
as. lake the new baitleship Mississippi
had ideal weather TO- ;he first part Of hei
official trial over the measured mile
course outside the Harbqr of Refuge a
Cape Henlopen yesterday. Fourteen time:
the great hull of steel was sent fiyiug
over the course under forced draught
ploughing a deep furrow in the quiet sea
to satisfy the Government representatives
of her ability to make the Il knots per
hour required by the contract.
This machinery test was des'gnatcd the
Misunderstanding trial" which according e
Vice President ]. w. Powell, represe.t
ing the builders, was entirely successful
He refused to divulge the official time, but
stated that that feature of the trial was
concluded and accepted by the naval
board.
The ship was at anchor last night back
OF the Breakwater. This morning sh'
started On the four hours straight run
test. after which the endurance test" in
cludlng a continuous 2i-hour run, viii be
made. In ibis run the ship is headed in a
direct off-shore course for y hours then
turned and headed in-shore another j.
hours This is the test that tries the stay
Ing qualities OF the ship. If successfu
IN this she will return to the Breakwater
land the members Of the naval board and
proceed 10 her berth az the League Island
Navy Yard The board Of inspection and
survey. with Captain Richardson Glove.
as president. is in charge Of the trial Oh
behalf Of the Government.
This is the first time the Government
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
GEORGE 6. BEATS
CHAMPION TIME
AT ALLENTOWN

Sweet Marie defeated Major Delmar
in the $1,000 match race at the Allen
town Fair yesterday by winning in
two successive heats. In each heat
Mr.. Stotesburys trotting queen Great
ed new worlds records for trotters in
a race over half mile track. George
G. lowered the worlds record to 206 3-4
for trotters against time over a half
mile track.
Sweet Marie has a trotting record Of
2.02. while Major Delmar's record is
1.59 "a. and each horse holds the dis
tinction Of being the fastest racing
trotter Of its sex. In establishing the
new figures for trotters in a race over
"a half mile track, Sweet Marie lower
cd the record Of 2.1O 3-f held by Dandy
Jim. which was made in 1887. This she
did in the first heat by trotting the
mile in 210 fiat The next heat she
again reduced her record TO 2.0S.
Then George c.. who has a record Of
POS IL, was sent against the record
formally held by Sweet Marie OF 2.O7
which she made over this track during
the fair held here last month and sue
ceeded in reducing it by one-quarter
OF a second. setting the new mark al
2O6 ga
Alta Mcdonald had the mount be-
hind Major Delmar and George c., and
was formally the trainer and driver OF
Sweet Marie before Mr.. Stotesbury
paid So. 900 for her at auction. Mr.
McDonald's predictions were tha'
while he did not think Major Delmal
would beat Sweet Marine over a nall
mile track. he felt certain that he
could do so over a mile track. and that
George G. could lower the record made
bv either.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Social and
Personal

Thomas Wells, OF townsend, was a
recent visitor in this city.
Miss Margaret Townsend, Of Town
send, has accepted a position In this
city
w Hart Scott, of Townsend, has been
the guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Agnes l.. Aiken has returned
70 Warwick. Md, after an extended
trip to this city
Mrs. BeclIley and daughter Miss
Laura and Miss Helen Eaton have re-
turned from a visit 10 Warwick.
Miss Marjorie Dawson, of Baltimore,
has returned home after spending a
few days with Miss Marie Preston OF
this city.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. r. Price were recent
visitors at Media.
Mrs. l.. n. Warner IS the guest Of D..
| W. Corbit and family at Odessa.
Clarence Aspril has been visiting his
parents at Odessa.
Mrs william Eccles Of Odessa, has
returned from a visit TO friends in this
city
William A. Hukill was a recent guest
Of friends at Odessa
Harry c.. McGill, of Philadelphia, is
spending sometime in this city.
Edward SineX, of New York, will
come 70 this city on Saturday where
he will spend several days.
Miss Nellie M. Swain, of No. 425 East
Sixth stret. will spend the week end
I'm Philadelphia, and on Saturday
evening will be the guest at box
party at the Lyric Theatre
Edgar Cause has been visiting his
aunt. Mrs. r. l.. Mailley, az odessa.
Miss Julia Moore, of Dover, has en-
tered school here.
Leonard AolSerman Of No. 40s IIar-
lrison street, celebrated his eighth
birthday anniversary last evening
Stanley NJ Arthurs left this morn
ing for a months travelling in New
Hampshire and other New England
States.
o. Roscoe Shrader has returned from
Los Angeles, Cal, where he visited
his parents since August s.
Adolph Russow, superintendent of
the Monticello Wine Company, of
Charlottesville. Va, was a Wilmington
visitor yesterday
Joseph NJ Middleton and his sister,
Miss Elsie Middleton are visiting their
aunt Mrs. Margaret Dunno IN New
York city
James Hodgeman. Of West Chester,
was a visitor in this city on Wednes-
day
John Waldman has returned 70 Fell
ton after a visit TO his daughter in
this city.
/ w w Rodney and Olin virden, Of
Hartly, spent the Weekend with friends
here.
Mrs w L. S Murray has been visit
ing her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. g.
/ I'll Nelson at Camden
W. j.. McIlnin. of Viola. was q will
mington visitor this week.
W. S. Cubbage and Harry II. Jones,
Of Viola, were recent visitors here.
Mrs. Thomas Moore spent last Sun
day with friends at Cheswold
Elmer +. Backer of Pittsburg, IS
spending several days with his parents
iat their home No 4O3 jackson street
and will later go to Davenport. Iowa
Miss Rebecca Hirzel. aged seven
years, who has been visiting in Ber-
lin. Nd. for several months returned
home yesterday
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
FIGHTING GETS
BOOST ON COAST

Admirers Of pugilism in San Fran
cisco are highly elated over the news
that the Board of Supervisors out
there have decided to allow twenty
round bouts to go on again, and that
they viii grant licenses to only a few
Of the fight promoters. those who have
pulled off bouts that were fought on
the level.
Donovan Matched to Box Walcott.
Mike Donovan. the sturdy light mid
dle-weight of Rochester. who boxes
Jack Blackburn. of Philadelphia. for
six rounds before the Industrial A. c.,
Of Philadelphia. tomorrow night, was
secured last night to meet Joe Wal
colt. the eX-welter- weight champion.
for fifteen rounds at a boxing show
which will be pulled off at Lymans-
vile, r. l., on the night of November
"a Donovan is training hard for both
fights.
Summers Keyes Bout clinched.
All details for the tcn-round bout
between Johnny Summers. the English
lightweight, and Bert Keyes were
clinched to-day, each Of the fighters
posting a forfeit of $3.50, while the Off
cials of the Englewood A. c., of New
Haven, before which they battle on
November 1, put up $500 as a guaran-
tee that they will pull off the con-
test.
Has Not Drawn Color Line.
Sailor Burke. who has parted with
his manager, Joe Humphreys, has
made up again with his first manager,
Bob Clark. Clark said last night that
Burke had changed his mind about
drawing the color line. and will take
on either Sam Langford or Jacl;
Blackburn If he is offered enough
money. The chances are that Burke
Will not meet these clever boxers.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Markham shakesneare.

Miss Pearla V. Shakespeare. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T.. Shakes
peare. Of Thirty-nfth and Market streets.
and James Richard Markham. Of Lowry,
Va, were married al the brides home by
the Rev. Thomas ]. Hopkins last evening.
Miss Elsie Vernon played the marches.
The bride was attended by Miss Z. Grace
Morrison, Of Fredericksburg. Va. as maid
OF honor, and Tyree b. Lee Of Ports
mouth, Va, acted as best man. There
were no ushers. The bride wore a gown
Of white silk, trimmed with chiffon ana
lace, and carried bouquet Of white
chrysanthemums. The maid Of honor's
costume was blue silk trimmed with lace
and she carried a bouquet Of white chrys-
anthemums. Mr. and Mrs Markham lett
on the 90i train for Washington. They
VIII later go on a Southern trip and win
then so TO their home IN Lowry, Va.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
HendersonNul

In Goodman NJ. r. Church last night
Miss Ivy Pauline Null. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Ashmore Null and Edward
Henderson formerly Of this CITY, but
now OF Greensboro. n. c.. were married
by the Rev. v. p Northrup. The bride
was given IN marriage by her uncle
John +. Lynch and was attended by
Miss Vera Null as maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Conway. Mrs
William Henderson. Miss Eva Lane and
Miss Anna Neice of Lancaster. Pa. The
flower girl was Miss Nellie Null The
groom was attended by Candy Nam
melc as best man and the ushors We're:
William Henderson, Clarence B. Lynch
Belmont Cross and B. G. Kirk
The bride wore a gown OF chiffon
over white silk. with veil and lilies OF
the valley and carried n bouquet OF
bride roses. The maid Of honor's dress
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
CHARTER GRANTED

DOVER. oct 17.-The State Depart
mont issued certificates of incorpora-
tion to the Mccarthy steel Tire Com
lany, TO engage in the manufacture of
automobiles and all appurtenances and
kindred products. The incorporators
are Thomas ]. Mccarthy of Los An
gelos California; Benjamin Mann Of
Philadelphia ana William H. Wallace
of Wilmington.
The Porto Rico Phosphate Company,
10 engage m agricultural enterprises
and produce, manufacture and sell
phosphates. These incorporators are of
Pittsburg, Pa, and the capital stool,
IS Sl.00O0OO
The Midland Oil Drilling Company
was Incorporated TO mine. bore and
drill for petroleum, oil and natural gas
The incorporators are Of oil city, Pa.
and the capital stock is $1,000
The New York Cloak and Fur Com
pany was Incorporated to manufacture
and deal in furs and garments for
women's wear and for motorists and
tourists. The incorporators are from
several towns and the capital stock is
100000.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Piles
IS
Years
Saved From An Operation BY a Half
Box of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
You Can Try Il Free

II cannot help writing to you about
your wonderful cure for piles When ]
wrote TO you for a sample / was think
ing Of going through an operation. But
I thought j would give your remedies a
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know how Thanking you for your good
advice. Yours truly, Cleophas Forte.
Marine Barracks, u. s. N. Training sta
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What should induce this United States
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not gratitude for being cured Of a disease
which had tortured him for fifteen years.
Mr.. Forte was positively unknown to us
until he wrote for the sample Of our won-
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You may be suffering in the same way.
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Then you can get full-slzed box from
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il IS we'll worth trying.
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No doctor and his bills
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Evening journal., 1907-10-17
AIlen-Conrad.

Announcement Is made OF the mar
riage of Miss Edith LongalSer Conrad.
of this city and Dr. Henry Croskey
Allen Of Philadelphia, on Monday. Oc-
tober IA. The marriage took place in
the Church of the Prince of Peace.
Philadelphia, and was performed by
the Rev. Henry Ogle DR.. Allen IS a
brother Of Mrs. Arthur IL. Smith, Of
this city
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Dutton peeplow.

Miss Lizzie Peeplow Of No. 1902 Con-
rad street and George Dutton were
married at the parsonage Of Zion
Lutheran church last evening by the
Rev Paul Isenschmidt. The bride was
ATTENDED by her sister Miss Anna
Peeplow as bridesmaid and William
keolig was best man. After the cere-
mony a reception was held al the
brides home. Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton
left later for a trip to Reading. Pa.
They viii i've at No. 1902 Conrad street
Evening journal., 1907-10-17

has made an official test over the Break
water course. Heretofore all these trials
have been made off the Maine coast, near
Portland Captain Falkner, marine super
intendent for the Cramps, is in charge OF
the ship on the trial.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Birthday Surprise.

C. W. Anderson OF No. 118 Rodman
street, was given a surprise party BY
his friends of the j. Morton Poole Ma
chine Shop on Monday evening. He
was also the recipient of a postal show
er- Among those present were: Mr..
Kennedy, Mr. Martin. William Ball, Mr..
Brooks, Mr.. Evans, Mr.. Bull. Mr. Klein.
Mr.. Haggy, Mr. Gamble and Mr.. An
derson.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Party For Friends.

Ralph ]. Mcguire entertained num-
Der Of his Wilmington friends on Sunday
at his new home at Elsmere Among the
number were. Miss Helen Walton, Miss
Mabel Peirce, Miss Bessie Burney. james
Cook George Collision. Ralph Mcguire
Mr.. and Mrs Mcguire. Frank Mcguire
Philip Mcguire and William Maguire.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
FIinn Albert cards out.

Mrs. Margaret Albert has issued in
Nitations 20 the marriage of her daugh-
ter Miss Emma Tuft Albert TO Ralph
Irvine Finn, Deputy United States
Marshal The wedding will take place
Wednesday evening. October 80, in
Union NJ. l.. Church.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Trade Board Wants 1000 Members.

The special membership committee
OF the Board Of Trade at meeting
last night mapped out a plan for OBJ
tanning new members for the board.
and all the men expressed their willing
ness TO hustle for a Board Of Trade.
1000 strong 1t is said one hundred
new members will be received by the
board at its next meeting.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Redmile- seltzer.

Walter w. Redmile and Miss s. Ell
wiida seltzer We're married at the home
Of the bride, No. sO6 Maryland avenue on
Tuesday evening by the Rev. George
White Dawson, pastor Of the Wesley NJ
y. Church
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
old Ann.n c.l.hr.tion-

tor for Old Home Celebration Flags
and bunting decorating. Estimates
given on buildings and dwellings, No.
lis King street Both phonesr
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
oranne vs. v. M. c. a.

At South Side Park on Saturday az
ternoon the Orange football team will
line up against the Y. NJ. c. A. eleven
of Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania
boys are fast players and good game
Is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17

was white chiffon over yellow and she
carried a bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bridesmaids gowns were
white organdy with yellow sashes and
they carried bouquets of yellow chry-
santhemums. The little flower girl was
dainty attired i'm white and carried a
basket of yellow flowers
Following the wedding a reception
was given at the brides home. No. St1
West Seventh street Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
derson left later for a trip to New
York. They win be at home after
November 1, at Greensboro n. c.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Craio-Rolar

Robert Craig, of New York. and Miss
Bertha o. Rolan, of Philadelphia, were
married at Asbury M Il. Parsonage last
evening by the Rev. III. A. c. WesteP-
field. Mr. and Mrs. Craig win reside
al Delaware CITY.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Bali bv Brandvvine Firenen.

The members of the committee pre-
pairing for the annual ball of the Bran
DIVINE Fire Company have decided on
Thanksgiving as the date. and Turn
Hall as the place.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Paret- sutton

Reuben Paret and Miss Florence A.
sutton, both of Philadelphia, were
married at Wesley parsonage, on Sat
urday by the Rev George White Daw-
son.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Seboll-Tou,le

In New York city on October /. Frank
S. scholl son OF Mrs Arthur II. Smith.
and formerly Of this city. was married 10
Miss Christine Towle, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. Towle, Of Louisville Kentucky.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
Philndolnhians Wnddod 80

Harry A. Cook and Miss Elsie Mead.
of Philadelphia, We're married in this
city yesterday by the Rev. George l..
Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

POINT OF VIEW.
In the parlor. II p. m.
Priscilla yawns.
Willie-"My deah Miss Buttahworth,
! feah you are growi 8 weary, donchu-
know"
Only silence from Priscilla.
Willie-"Miss Buttahworth, Priscilla.
I-er-my deah Miss-if am staying
too late. donchuknow. please tell me
when you want me to go, weally."
Priscilla arises wearilys advances
to miniature clock on the mantel,
and turns the hands backward to $40
o'clock.
Willie, triumphantly-"My deah girl.
how UNNECESSARILY sweet Of you!
That's just the hour came-and now,
deah, we will have almost three
whole, beautiful hou's togetha!" NOV
ing toward her.
?riscilla-T beg your pardon, Mr..
Peakhead, but that it the time want.
ed you to go,"
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
"HUMAN HEARTs"- The

"HUMAN HEARTS"- The dis.
tinotively American PLAY depends to
. great extent on its portrayal Of
character and scenes which are of .
local nature. Thus Shore Acres.
deals with the Inhabitants Of the
oosst Of Maine; The Old Homestead
with the natives Of New Hampshire.
Arizona with the denizens Of the. far
western state Of that name, and Hu.
man Hearts which IL 10 be seen here
election night. With the peaceful
lives of those who live in the pic.
turesque Arkansas Hills Admitting
~ IL d oes Of elaborate scenic effects.
this advantage It IL said. Manager W.
e. Nankevile has eagerly seized to
supply to his patrons something out
Of the ordinary In the way Of stage H..
luSion,
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

UARD PARTY At the regular
meeting Of Circle No. sos. Wome n
Of Woodcraft last night. It was
decided to give . bigh ave party in
Morgan hall on the night Of April
tenth for this public. A committee
on arrangements ~ follows WAS nam
ID: Mrs. o. AcOarroll. Mrs. Frank
Peed. Mrs. Henry Jansen, Mr..
Evans. Frank Wise and Harry Wat.
kins. Prizes will be awarded to this
winners Of the games.