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Evening journal., 1907-01-30
New PIaees for RaiIroaders.

Many changes have been necassi-
tated among the railroad employees by
the transferring of the southbound
trains from the surface to the elevated
tracks of the p, b. and W. Railroad.
Thomas Hannigan, who has been the
watchman at the French street cross
ing. has been given a position as clerk
in the office Of Station Master Brison.
Milton Harris. who was hagman for
southbound trains at the Poplar street
crossing. has been transferred TO the
French street crossing. where he now
acts as a bureau Of information direct
ing people how TO reach the new sta
tion ticket office and train. platforms.
All the other men who will be deprived
OF positions by the change win be
given other employment by the rail-
road company
Evening journal., 1907-01-30

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-FEED sold
fairly and ruled firm under light offerings.
Quotations: Winter bran in bulk. per ton
So. 15Q2325; spring bran. in sacks, as a.
size, per ton. Sg275a-S.5
OATS-nhe market ruled firm unde,
light offerings and a good demand for de
sirable stock. We quote No. white $40
iic; standard white. 42lkg43c: No. 8 white
iiisqf2c: rejected white. sOh0nc
BALED HAY AND sTRAW-Desirabl
stock met with fair sale and ruled steady.
Following were the quotations: Timothy
Hay-No. I large bales. S2f0O; No. small
bales, $50 5Oa2LOo; No. .. Sis5OalsOO; No.
g. sl65oa1IOo; no grade. sl453a15oo: Glover
mixed hay-No. !, s1soOd1S50; No. ?. s1s5o
017.5O.
neutrality-suspicious. in the West was
bullish, and prices advanced 55d1c under
light offerings and fair export demand
No. red was quoted as follows: Jan
nary, 77G77lkc. Spot car lots. in export
elevator-No. ? red 77q775sc; No. 2 rec
Western. 7Sd7si5c; N. +. G. red, 76d76lsc--.
CORN-Trade was quiet, but Offering
were light and prices ruled steady. Wa
quote new Southern No . yellow AT 5iitc'
new Southern steamer yellow at 50l5d5ici
new Southern No. 3 shelled yellow a.
5oc new Southern No. 4 yellow at 4sci
new Western cool and sweet yellow a.
5ed5fc and new cob at 55d56c, as TO quail
ity and location on track.
POULTRY-IIve was kept pretty wei
cleaned up at steady prices. Quotations
Fowls. hens. choice. 1Sc; do do ordinary
i2al2ikc; old roosters. &c; young chickens
choice. soft-meated, 12alsc; do do staggy
1oa1ic; turkeys. 15aise; ducks, hqi5c
geese 13a14c; pigeons. old, per palr' =
d25c; do young. per pair, l5a7Oc.
BUTTER-separator creamery. extra,
32ikc.
EGGs-selected. 2sa3oc; nearby graded
hrsts. Cin returnable crates). &c.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
nn1I,r nnrenu praNrers.

What is more tiresome than a bureau
drawer that balks and sticks and goe'
in sidewise or refuses to go in altogeth
er? But rub the edges lightly Wit
sandpaper and see how bright tht
world looks, or rub laundry soap al
around the top Of the drawer and OF
the little wooden shelf it runs on. Sim
Die homemade" remedies. both o.
them, but worth trying.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
ptrRrJc SALE.

At Klair and Hollingsworth's Bazaar
1903 West Eighth street on SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY ?, at o'clock sharp. 20 he ID
of horses Of all kinds including pacers
trotters road, farm and general pur-
pose horses, and some secondhand horses
viii sell also a lot of Pittsburg Wire
Hamburg plows. VIII sell sets Of harness
lot Of sleighs and blankets and carloae
Of farm wagons at private sale. At this
sale there will be a chance for all TO buy
a horse from SO to 800. Come and see US
Fair dealings to all.
KLAIR & HOLL1NGswOR1H,
iso-st wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30

permitting railways to cross railroads
or canals in manner not to interfere
with the operation Of the same.
BY Mr.. Cam. providing for an in-
mediate exemption of certain goods
seized by a constable or sheriff, in
stead Of waiting until the day Of sale
to make exemption.
BY Mr.. Messick. to provide for the
attachment OF wages, il necessary, to
satisfy county tax claims in Sussex
county.
BY Mr. Paradee to give clear title
to properties bought at a sale to satisfy
New Castle county tax claims.
BY Mr.. Corbit, to increase the salary
OF the stenoRrapher Of the Court OF
Chancery TO $1,000 a year.
BY Mr. Holcomb. to prescribe penal
ties for drinking OF liquor in or splitting
upon the floor Of railroad or railway
cars. CF'ine up to s25 or thirty days
imprisonment)
BY Mr.. Richards. providing $500 H.
cense fee for distillers Of liquors. and
prohibiting them selling in quantities
less than three quarts
Read and referred-Senate bill pro-
viding schedule Of rebates for New
Castle county tax payments; Senate
bill to prohibit loaning Of money by
pawnbrokers to persons under the IN
iuence OF drugs or liquor
Adjourned out Of respect to the late
President Mckinley's memory until
1890 a. M.
The House passed these bills:
Providing for the refunding Of the
floating debt Of White Clay Creek.
Extending the jurisdiction Of Odessa
constables one mile out OF town.
Appropriating S424s0 to pay George
w. Baker for fuel furnished the State.
House bill to create a new election
district in the Third Representative
district, Sussex county (Seaford). This
bill was vigorously fought by the Demo-
Gratis but was passed by a strict party
vote, "a to 10.
Appropriating $500 for rebindine
books in tho State library
Governor Lea vetoed and returned "a
the House the resolution providing for
printing the adjutant- generals report
(defective).
New legislation was presented to-day
az follows:
Mr.. Corbit Of Odessa, to prevent the
procuring for or selling. giving or de-
livering of intoxicating liquor to OF
for habitual drunIards or minors.
Mr.. Bennum Of Fainnount, to raise
revenue for the State by imposing a
tax upon unmarried persons upwards OF
the age Of rs years, commonly known
an bachelors.
Mr.. Richardson. OF Milford, to change
the name Of Elsie i. Seymour to Elsie
L. Collins.
Mr., Taylor, Of Dover, authorizing the
construction of a new schoolhouse neai
Dover
The House received favorable reports
from committee Of the bill to amend
the charter OF the city Of New Castle
as 10 laying out of streets.
Authorizing Laurel to fund its float
ing debt.
Increasing the salary OF county sup.
erlntendents of public instruction tc
81 500 a year.
Giving consent OF the state to tn,
Federal Governments purchasing 50l
acres of land for a target range.
Limiting the amount OF liability 2
surety company may assume on any
one bond.
Exempting dogs from county ia,
within corporate limits Of cities ol
towns.
Increasing to $1,000 year the salaries
OF clerks within the offices Of assessor
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
HELD IN HEAVY BAIL
Alfred Foraker, Arrested in Massaohus-
etts, Must Answer Grave Charges.
Special to The Evoning journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. SO-Alfred Foraker.
brought here from Massachusetts, By
Detective James L. Hawkins, was held
upon grave charges by Magistrate
Wood yesterday afternoon, preferred
by Miss Brezie l.. Buck. He shook
hands cordially with the girl and her
father. furnished the necessary S2,S00
bail and was released. The complain
ant is under legal age and wept when
her lover was brought into court The
case may be compromised before the
court convenes, otherwise the penalty
is seven years Imprisonment and a
heavy fine.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. so.-The stock market
opened generally higher. Initial gains ex-
tended to 2 per cent. in Anaconda and "a
In Canadian Pacific. steel Common ana
Northern Pacific advanced q. Atchison
and Penna, Is; Erie. q; American Car
Foundry declined Is; Reading opened "
higher.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30

MONDAY, FEB. 4, 1907. at o'clock sharp
10 head OF good work and driving horses
10 head OF choice dairy cows.
5 stock bulls. Is shOats.
farm wagons. two of them as good as
new; new market wagon, new Ontario
dr.ll, horse rakes, moving machine, po-
tato plow, marker, . good harrows, sew
eral sets OF single and double harness
60 feet of inch rope. blocks, collars
brides. COW chains. apple picker. culti
vators, shovels corn knives, half-bushe
measure, Syracuse plow. Wizard plow. Z
interest in 50 acres OF wheat in tn,
ground. and many other articles too mum.
erous to mention. Nothing delivered.
Terms-60 days credit.
GEO. S. BIGGER.
Stidham & Son, Auc. j30-4t
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Committee Is Enlarged.

The following members of the Demo-
cratic League have been added to the
jefferson day dinner committee by
President Thompson. They are Dan
icl McClintock. Jr, John Slattery G..
G.. Morton. william Johnston. sylvester
France. W. $. Meredith and Edward
Grant
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Bra.- Pans.

Brass pans that have stood for some
time should be rubbed with yinegai
and salt to remove verdigris. Clear
with polishing paste or with bath bricl
dust and water. Then rinse out wei
with hot water and polish with soft
cloths. Treated like this your brass
pans will be perfectly safe for any
kind OF cookerx.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
lime Of MEETING Channel.

Members OF the bar of the state viii
tneet 70 Dover at II O'Clock Tomorrow
frprning for the purpose Of discussing the
proposed act regulating the retirement OF
1uiees. It was the intention TO hold the
uneting az 80 o'clock tomorrow bur the
Eour has been changed.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Prominent Woman Dead.

Mrs. Ellen E. dupont Irving, aged
60 years the wife Of Alexander Duer
Irving, and a sister OF United States
Senator Henry A. dupont died at her
home at Irvlngton, n. ", on Sunday
after a brief illness.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
FIRE PROOF CASES
W. A. sehonol<, Of Washington, Named
BY Levy Court as Architect.

At an executive session Of Levy Court
held yesterday afternoon w. A. schenck,
a constructing engineer OF Wash nston
d. c.. was named as the courts architect
80 prepare plans FOR the installation OF fire
proof hiing cases IN the offices az the
County Court House.
Mr.. schenck estimates that the work
viii cost about $1,000 and not on'y are
the fire proof cases TO be Installed but
The first floor offices arc TO be provided
with heavy hreproof doors. After rrepar-
ing plans and specifications the engineer
will submit them to contractors OF tho
county whose bids viii be received by the
court and the contract awarded. Mr.
Schenck viii receive per cent Of the
contract price for his work
The court adopted a resolution ovonor-
atng the court house officers from blam,
in connection with the recent nre. whici
damaged the womens witness room.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Prophet Jones Coming.

Prophet Jones. who predicted the
Johnstown food. Will take part in the
services In shiloh Baptist Church on
Sunday The Rev. b. r. Moore, the
church pastor, is expecting a big day
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
coastIna RssuIls In InIury.

Katie Hopes, aged Q years, Of No.
6iO East Fifth street. while coasting
on Pine street on Monday evening
dashed into lamp post and sustained
gaping wound in her forehead.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Afternoon Session.

senate reconvened at 200 p m.
passed-New Castle county fee bill,
amendment reported favorabiy from the
committee Of the whole. providing that
salaries OF county officers and deputies
and clerks shall be paid by Levy Court
warrant instead OF by county treasurer
direct
Reported favorably and passed under
suspension Of rules House bill appro-
priating $4,000 to the Board Of Trustees
OF the Delaware state Hospital at Farm
hurst
Reported avorably-Contingent fund
for Board OF Supplies
Read and referred-House bill for the
relief Of +. Edna Dick; relating to AMI
protecting FISH in Broadkiln river; maxi
ing illcgltimate children legal heirs OF
their mother; changing voting place OF
First election district OF Sixth Reprcs nta-
tive district.
Granted-Privilege Of floor 70 Or. George
w. Marshall who extended an Invitation
on behalf OF the Trustees Of the Delaware
state College for Colored Students for IN,
Senate 20 visit the college on Thursday
and dine there. (Accepted)
Reported favorably-Senate bill to au.
thorizc the Levy Court OF New Castl,
county TO appropriate the sum OF $1,000 t.
the Ferris Reform School; Senate bill +,
provide nat rate and additional rebate,
for the payment OF taxes in New c.ssH,
county.
Adjourned to 1870 a. m. to-morrov
House.
House met at 1880 a. m.
Prayer by Chaplain ogg. Messrs. Ben
num- Donoway. Newton and Wilson alb
sent.
introduced, read and referred-By lIr
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
STONEWALL JACKSON FINED

Found Guilty Of Throwing Screws
From Gallery Of Lyeeum Theatre.
Accused Of throwing screws out Of the
gallery Of the Lyceum Theatre upon the
heads Of the audience below. Walter
jackson. coiored. better known as "stone-
wall was fined s. and costs in the city
oourt to-day. A warrant was out for the
defendants arrest since December "a. bu,
ho left the city ana did not return until
yesterday
At the time the practice Of throwing
ecrews was going on Manager uumph.
ries offered a reward OF $40 for the arrest
and conviction or the .uiity man
Michael S. Gallagher was fined 81 and
costs for fiehting on the street
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Injured at EDGE Moor.

J. J. Burke, Of No. 236 Sixth avenue,
was severely injured early this morn
ing while at work on the Pennsylvania
railroad at Edge Moor The Phoenix
ambulance carried him to the Delaware
Hospital
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
CHANDLER 9 eE%SsI%sF qsdSstSnsF
NO. 2i4 W. Ninth street.

Carefr, attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotals
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments nrst-cAass. Both Phones,
Evening journal., 1907-01-30

YOUNG WOMEN-We desire 70 employ
two young women to take positiohs M NJ
Largo manufacturing corporation in phil
adelphia. one must be quick and accurate
in shorthand and typewritlng; preference
given ito one who has had Office experi-
ence. The other should write good manu-
be good at figures and fairly quick ul
shorthand and typewriuns. Apply al
Goldey College at once. Jov-lt
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
ROUTINE OF THE HOUSES.

Senate.
DOVER. Jan. 29.-senate met at lo.S0 a.
M, President Parker IN the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain Smith.
Roll called all members responded.
Read and approved-Journal.
Recommitted-Senate bill relating t.
lands and parks in wilmington.
+ Read ana referred-House joint res lu-
tlon appropriahng Se5 to DR.. Henry Mar
shall for services as a member OF the
House al the 1906 extraordinary session.
Passed--senate bill authorizing the ap-
pointment of an additional justice Of the
peace and notary public for South Mur
derltin hundred Blowers Beach)
Notices-By Mr. Sparks act TO give con.
sent OF the Legislature of the state Of
Delaware to the purchase by the Unitet
States Government Of land within this
State to be used as a target range.
BY Mr.. Sparks, to further amend chap,
ter lSS, volume Is. laws Of Delaware
Board Of Health; slight amendment).
BY Mr.. Sparks. TO amend section 1877
chapter 2O5. volume n. Laws Of Delaware
Cslight change for Street and Sewer De
partmcnt laws)
Recess to 1850 to hear delegations II
committee.
Reconvened at 1850.
Reported unfavorably- Senate BIZ &
abolish the whipping post as a punish
ment for crime.
Reported favorably- Senate bill 4
change the name OF Alice SNYDER to En-
ma Mildred Boyer; and make her b.
adoption. daughter and heir-at-iaw o
Lewis r. Bower.
Senate bill for the protection Of person.
under the influence Of Intoxicating drink
and drugs. prohibiting the disposal h.
them Of wearing apparel and household
goods
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Rummaae Sale

A rummage sale Is being held at No
1921 Market street II will continue
until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Pensions Granted.
Fen From skid Chute,

While working at the Harlan and
Hollingsworth plant yesterday after
noon John Graves, Of No. 119 Market
street. fell from a skid chute and was
badly hurt about tho head.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
Pie and MiIk Social.

A pie and milk social win be given
at the home OF Mrs. Ida Powell, at 316
East Seventh street Tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
Coasters in a Fight.

Coasters in a Fight.
Coasters at Fifth and Searlcs streets
late last night after indulging In
strong drink engaged IN quarrel
which aroused the neighborhood. The
district police were unable 10 come up
with the disorderly persons.
Pensions Granted.
Pensions have been granted Delawar-
cans as follows: r.. NJ. Hewes, $40;
william Camper, s12; Isaac T. Ryle S6;
+. O. Scott $50.
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
roo al. EoR cLAssIFlcArIoN


sWANTED-Two or three good amateurs.
Apply in writing to II. NJ. Starr, care
Grand opera House. j50-tt
LOST-Last evening, necklace. he-
ward IL returned to liza Head st. JSO-lt
YOUNG MANA New York firm has
written US for young man VINO WIlles
a good hand and who Is competent III
shorthand and typewriung. The firm OF
fers a good opportunity and at the start
viii pay 81 a week.
OFFICE BOY-A manufacturing nrm
mas asked us to get them an office boy
about l6 10 10 years of age. Must have a
good public school education and be quick
and bright Apply at once, by letter 10
Goldey College. JSV-A1
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
pIrRIIC SALE.

/ viii sell AZ public sale, near Fractlci
Farmer Hotel on
Evening journal., 1907-01-30
FINANCIAL NEWS.

Capital Last
authorized Par Bid Asked sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
JAMES MANLY PATTON DIES. University Student Connected With
 Prominent Alabama Family.

Tuscaloosa, May n.-(Special.) )-James Manly Patton, the second son of Hon. and Mrs. Walter Patton, died here yesterday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock Young Mir. Patton was only IS years old, and was a promising student at the University Of Alabama. On his fathers side he, as a grandson of Hon. Thomas Jefferson Pat ton of Knoxville, one of the oldest and best known citizens of this city, his ma ternal grandfather being the Rev. John C. Foster, for fifty years the beloved pas tor of Grant Creek church of this county.
 He was of most exemplary character and a young man highly esteemed by all who knew him. He was a popular mem Der of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity at the university, and prominent in ath- letics there. On account of his death the dance which was scheduled at the uni- versity last night was called off. The funeral services were held this afternoon at o'clock at the Presbyterian church, the Rev. John Van Lear of the Presby- terian church and the Rev. l.. O. Daw- son of the Baptist church conducting the services
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
Oldest Woman i'm the World

Mrs. Mary McGrath, of Bran don, Wis, who is 10 years of age and the oldest woman in the world, says that when she takes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey she feels so well she can walk a mile.
 Mrs. McGrath says she tried several other medicines, which did her harm and finally used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as prescribed solely, which restored her to health and prolonged her life.
 T take pleasure in writing to you what wonderful medicine your Malt whiskey is. am never tired of praising it, for 1t has done me so Ihueh soou. HnHe was taking 1t could walk mile. l have taken so many other kinds of medicines since I have been sick, and instead of improving me they did me harm. know what Dunys Pure Malt whiskey does for me. and I want no other medicine" Yours. Mrs. MARY MeGRATH Brandon. Wis December 18th, 1906.
 Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is recognized as the best tonic stimulant in the world for both young and old
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
eadsden Schools Commencement.

Gadsden. May 11.-(Spocial)-The an- nual commencement exercises of the Gadsden public schools will be held next Friday night. There will be seven grad uates this year. which has been one of the most successful in the history of the school. Dr. J. II. Mccoy of Birming- ham will deliver tine commencement ad- dress
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
Jasper Awaits Hobson Party.

Jasper, May 11.-(Special. )-When Cap tain Hobson and his party arrive here Monday they will be greeted by large concourse of people who are interested in the class of work which this party is demonstrating. Albert Russell, general manager of the Alabama Central railroad, has arranged 10 take the party over the new line of railway to the big pine belt. It has not yet been learned whether the party will have time to make the side trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
LITTLE COTTON UP.
Heavy Rains Delay All Farm Work
 Near Union Springs.

Union Springs, May u.-(Special.) )-The continued bad weather here has depressed the farmers and business men greatly. There is very little cotton up, and the ground is too wet to work, and will be for some time. A very heavy rain fell last night. Cotton seed is scarce in conse- quence of which more corn will be planted than usual.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
Decatur New Union Station.

Decatur May Especial )-The new union passenger station, which was but recently completed at cost of nearly $4O,000, will be opened in time to receive the members of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows. which meets here on the May Il, l5 and 16.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
TeIephone Elaht Of.

Athens. May 1i.-tSpecial)-Th Bell Telephone company of this place has made satisfactory arrangements with the Farmers line of this county and what seemed like telephone fight has been nipped in the bud.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
Frank Morrison Dies at Jasper,

Huntsville, May 11-(Special.) News has been received here of the death at Jasper of Frank Morrison, formerly well known citizen of Madison county MT. Morr- son Is survived by his widow who was formerly Miss Laura Elliott of this city, and nine children.
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opera house. There will be .six zfsss .'a '= Porter Martin, Alvyn Stelnihart. N Anna Mckee, Jamie Lehman, La Wright and M. E. Ewing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
Public School Commencement.

Greenvlle, May 1l.-(special )--The clos ing exercises of the public school will take place next Friday evening at the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
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Stock of M. S. Smith Sold.

Yesterday in front of the court house the stock of M. Smith. a bankrupt, was sold at pubIls ltcry, Auctioneer w. R. Walker crying the goods. The stock was purchased by J. s. Lamar for $5S50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
Will Have clean-Up Days.
Social Events In Selma

Socially Selma Las been somewhat dull during the past two or three weks, but
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12

there is one case pending m the chan cery court of Birmingham filed by tl.e railroad people looking to an accounting of the stewardship of the major corpora tion and judgment of custer depriving the larger road of the right to hold and run the smaller, which judgment Is be- fore the supreme court on appeal and the effect of which can not be felt until the higher court passes upon it.
 The temper of the Gray forces is found in a remark by Phares Coleman. when it was reported that there was an end of the litigation almost. NO, sir" he said. We have only just begun to litigate." There is an application in the equity side of the city court of Montgomery for a receiver for the South and North filed by Walter Moore of Birmingham. another minority stockholder. but 1t will not be heard until after the decision in the custer judgment.