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Evening journal., 1907-09-09
JOHN COLLINS WAS
HEAVILY FINED
Accused Of Selling IntOxiCa-
ting Liquors Without a
License

Accused Of selling Intoxicating
LIQUORS without license John Col
Inns. who conducts a lodging house at
No. 1O7 shipiey street. was fined 500
and costs in the City Court to-day by
Judge Cochran. He was represented
by James Salisbury, but Elihu Root
could not have done more Tor him
than his own attorney. Tho court
said & knew Collins and did not seem
TO be favorably impressed with the de-
fendant. Il would like TO help you,'
said Judge Cochran 70 Mr.. salisbury,
'but you represent had client"
IL was testified by John r. Taylor
that he bought two-half pints of whis-
kew from Collins at his lodging house
yesterday. Patrolman King agu-
mented this evidence by testlfying
that he saw several men on the rail-
road give Taylor the money with
which to get the whiskey and ne fol-
lowed him TO SEQ where he was going.
He saw Taylor enter Collins house
and in n few minutes come out. Coll
Inns. however. first came 70 the door
ana looked up and down the street
and then becloned FOR Taylor to
come.
Collins IN his own behalf denied on
the witness stand that me sold Taylor
whisxey. and further said that ne
never handled liquor either 70 sell OF
drink.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
ADDICKS AND
ALLEE AT PEACE?
Report Has It That the Two
Are Patching Up Their
Differences

Political circles are much interested
IN reports that j. Edward Addicks and
former senator j. Frank Alice ara
patching 40 their differences and with
Or. Caleb R. Layton are to re-enter
the campaign Of next year as a poli-
tical triumvirate. Just as they were be-
fore the feud that developed between
Addicks and Alice.
According to the reports, Addlcks
and Alice have met several times in
Philadelphia. recently. and are in a
fair way 70 mend the breach that has
kept them apart since Alice repudi-
ated Addicks as a political factor two
years ago. De- Layton is being ac-
credited with bringing the two to-
gether again. DR.. Layton has guberna-
torlal aspirations, and all the while
Alice and AddiclSs were hurting ulti-
matums at and saying unpleasant
things about each other. DR.. Layton
managed to keep the friendship on
both. Whether the three win form a
now political combination remains to
be seen. but il Is pointed out by many
persons that Addicks could never hope
to regain his power in politics in Del-
aware
Addicks' announcement that he Will
run for governor Of delaware is said
10 have followed one Of the reported
conferences with Senator Alice. II ne
should persist in this Il would conflict
with DIR. Layton's campaign for the
governorship.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
MOTHER OF MAJOR
FLAGLER IS DEAD

Mrs. Mary M. f. Flagler, of Wash
ington, widow Of Gen. ID. w. Flagler,
United States Army. died at the home
of her son. 1910 West Thirteenth street.
here Friday night. She had been an
invalid for nearly a year. Interment
will be made this afternoon in Arling-
ton cemetery. Washington.
Mrs. Flagler, who resided at the
Victoria Apartment House. Washing
ton. was a prominent woman. Her
husband. who was chief of ordnance.
died at Fort Monroe in 1899. She was
a daughter Of the late Gen. /. A. Fin
ley. who was at one time Surgeon
General OF the Army.
Two children-AIajor Flagler and
Mrs. C. w. Mckee, Of Port Hawkes.
bury Nova Scotia. survive Mrs.
Flagler. Rev. f. M. Kirkus. rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church, of Will
mington. ofnciated az mo services
hire to-day
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
ALL READY FOR
THE VOLKSFEST
Enjoyable Program Arranged
for the Two Days at
BrandywiRe Springs

Everything is in readiness for the
Volksfest of Delaware Saengerbund
to be held at Brandywine Springs
Park tomorrow and Wednesday
Thousands of Wilmingtonians are ex-
pected to flock to the park and join
in the celebration. An enjoyable pro-
gram has been arranged for both
days.
Neefs Band will furnish music for
the dancing. and Foerder's German
Band. of Philadelphia, win render con-
cert and march music. At $3.50 o'clock
the German barber shop and the Ger
man peasant wedding will take place.
This will be followed by minstrel and
vaudeville performances, which will
last until z O'clock At $50 O'clock
the Delaware Saengerbund win enter
tain the visitors.
While the vaudeville performances
are going on in the afternoon, the chill
dren's prize games will take place in
another part of the park.
At the German peasant wedding,
which will be given both afternoons,
John Litz will act as chief of police,
and the role of the officiating clergy
man Will be well taken. bridesmaids
and groomsmen. dressed in the pic
turesque South German style, will be
numerous. George Scott will be the
groom, and Miss Hannah Grelner, the
bride. The wedding procession alone
will be worth seeing. Then there will
be a real cold country christening
and Ludwig Melchoir. the chairman Of
the amusement committee, has PLAN
ned everything about the wedding and
/ christening.
The concerts arranged by the Saeng-
erbund for the evenings Of the Volks-
fest. will. no doubt. suit all the visit
ors. Intermingled with folks" and
classic music will be some popular
numbers of the vaudeville order for
which talent has been secured from
New York and Philadelphia. The Cor
man kitchen and German village viii
be a feature at the Nolksfest The
kitchen will be in charge Of COM
petent committee. with Daniel Maier
as chairman. The Ladies' Club OF the
SaengerbUnd will assist. in cooking the
good things prepared in real German
style.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
WASP HERE AND
RECRUITING BEGINS

In charge Of Captain J. S. Croghan the
gunboat Wasp arrived in port yesterday
and Captain Croghan to-day opened q
recruiting office in the Federal Building
for the purpose Of enllsting recruits for
the naval service.
Surgeon Holmes. the examining physi-
clan will be stationed at the office from
9 a. m. until 5 p. m. for the purpose Of
examining candidates for enlistment. The
office here will remain open for six days.
All necessary Information concerning en-
listing in the navy will be furnished pros
poctive recruits by applying TO Captain
Croghan, room No. "a. Federal Building
Ninth and shipley streets. There were a
number Of applications received to-day
but just how many will pass the physical
examination will not be known until to-
morrow. The recruits enlisted here will be
sent to Norfolk, Va, and to Newport,
r l.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
ACTOR ABUSED
MANS KINDNESS

He was an actor by the name Of Robert
Collier. but lately has been on the 'bum."
so when he applied to Manager W. l..
Dockstader of the Garrick Theatre yes
terday for a "lift" that genial. whole
hearted fellow, once himself a thespian
dug down in his jeans and produced
enough cash to buy the actor a railroad
ticket to New York and also provide him
with a little spending money.
To show his gratitude. the actor pro-
ceeied to spend the cash for booze" and
even tried 70 sell the railroad ticket which
Nr Dockstader had bought for him. When
the local theatre manager heard what the
man was doing he had. him arrested on
The charge Of obtaining money under false
pretensos. In City Court to-day. however,
he did not press the charge and the actor
was allowed his freedom but what money
- haa ezs.l tha railroad ticket were taken
from him and returned to MI Doclxstader.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
POSTAL SHOWER
CONTINUES HEAVY
Up Unit! Noon Amos c.
BTintOn Had Received
SAB Cards

Up until noon today, Amos c. Brin-
ton. the venerable custodian Of the
New Castle county law library. had
received 543 souvenir postal cards as
birthday gifts. 1t is the largest pri-
vate collection of cards in the State
and their senders are from every state
between Maine and Texas.
one of the cards which came to Mr.
Brnton this morning has this greeting:
"The future looks dark to me. But to
you I hope it will be bright Keep
on and make it 100 years" AS the
card does not bear the name of the
sender Mr.. Brinton would like to know
his name.
Il feel grateful for the thoughtfulness
shown me, and hope to live many more
years as all my friends wish," said Mr.
Brinton.
Mr.. Brinton was IS years old yester-
day Today he was at the Law Library
as bright as a man 20 years his senior.
He says he expects many more cards
before night.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
FRIEND TURNED
AGAINST HIM
Did Good Turn But Gained
Nothing by 1t and Must
Now Go TO Prison

William pfclSney, colored. who was
reluctant about testifying against two
other colored men in the City Court
on Saturday. both or whom wera
charged Win conducting a gaming
table. was himself arraigned on q
similar charge growing out Of tha
same raid. in that tribunal to-day. Az
fate would have 1t. one Of the men.
who were held on Saturday for the
upper court. George Jones. against
whom Pickney was called to testify
gave evidence against him, and on hia
testimony the man was also held lni
$500 bail for court.
Jones testified that PiclSney "cut tho
pot for a while. and with the money
he got he gambled by playing crapl
"He first played his own money" said
the Witness "and when he went broke.
Davis West. the man who was running
the game. allowed him to do the cut-
ting" Davis was the man held with
Jones for the upper court on Stature
dav
other cases disposed Of were: Nary
Johnson. drunk and disorderly, s5s
RAYMOND Frederick. violating the city
ordinance dismissed: John Kelly
reckless driving. 81; Ernest Richards
and William Gibbs. colored, disorderly
conduct. 81 and costs; Clarence Brown.
colorcd. and Samuel Davis. ASSAULT
and battery 81 and costs each; Charles
Miller. trespass and larceny of har-
ness. continued until next Wednesday,
Mary Benson. larceny of two rings
continued until next Wednesday. and
James Covington, colored. acting im@
properly toward a little girl, also cons
iinuod until next Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
FORT DUPONT
MEN HEALTHY

In his annual report, Major General
Frederick ID. Grant. commanding the
Department Of the East. u. s. A., says
the soldiers at Fort dupont are the
healthiest men in the five forts under
his jurisdiction.
Major General Grant finds further
that a most serious defect in the milf
tary system. as revealed by the quar-
terly inspection, was the large per-
centage of absentees among the COM
missioned officers owing 10 the large
number of details to recruiting, college
and militia duty. and he recommends
ieglation TO supply a sufficient num-
ber of officers for such work without
calling upon those needed for line
duties
General Grant says he is convinced
that the causes Of the ofenses Of Off
GERS and men which neeessi;ate their
being disciplined are nearly always to
be found in the use Of intoxicants or
drugs.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
WERE ANXIOUS TO WE'D
But When Jewish Couple Couldn't Havd
Civil Ceremony Performed They
Went Elsewhere.

on tho eve Of their holiday, a Philadel-
phia Jewish couple who were registered
at the Delaware city Hotel last night de-
sired TO be married, but because Of theia
inability 10 have civil ceremony performs
ed the couple changed their minds.
The couple. whose names are unknowns
sent a message TO Mayor Smith shortly
before midnight requesting that he marrz
them. The Mayor is without authority re-
specting marriages and so Informed tho
anxious couple who then left the town.
whether they were married elsewhere
is not known.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
DRUGGIST HURT
IN COLLISION

While on his way to his drug store,
which is located at Eighth and Monroe
streets, on his motorcycle this morning.
Warren T.. Thompson collided with q
wagon belonging to the Yotter bakery,
and was knocked from his machine.
He was assisted TO his feet by Wit
nesses Of the accident, and it was
learned that he had sustained a severe
scalp wound and an injury to his knee
The Phoenix ambulance was sum
moned with the intention Of taking the
ured man TO a hospital, but his in
juries we're dressed at a nearby phar-
macy.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
MYSTERY AT
SHELLPOT UNSOLVED

Visitors to Shellpot Park on Satur-
day evening were much excited When
IL was reported that man Of middle
age had kidnapped a little girl ap-
parentlv or 6 years of age The
man had been seen with the child
earlier in the evening. and he and the
girl disappeared in a woods just north
of the park. 1t was said the child
was seen to protest against going with
him.
A searching party went through the
woods and over the surrounding conn-
try. but could find no trace of either
the man or the girl. state Detective
Hawkins was in the searching party.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
SPELL
ENDED IN DEATH

Seized with a sudden spell Of violent
coughing Mrs. Mary Hanifer, aged 20
years. died at her home near Dulaney
station. Appoquinimink hundred. on
Saturday night. Mrs. Hanifer was
sitting at the rear door of her home
when she was seized with the attack.
Her children. who We're on the front
porch. IAN TO her aid and found her
lying upon her back with the blood
pouring from her mouth One of the
sons returned home a short time after
and went to Clayton for Dr. Cobb, but
when he arrived home the woman was
dead.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09

markable things she had said and how
she had communicated with Bright
Eyes"
AS medium / am taken possession
OF by intelligence outside OF myself and
through me thoughts are communicated
from the spirit world to being here in
this world Mrs. Pepper Vanderbilt
explained. Il cannot say that / know
Bright Eyes or that l ever saw her.
never knew when she had possession Of
me or when she was not with me. l am
powerless 20 say when the spirit pos
sesses me or when it is not near me.
All 1 say is what believers in Spirit
.ualism say have said when the spirit
possessed me.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. Eight was
shed on the strange actions Of spirits
when Mrs. May Pepper-vanderbilt at
tempted to lead the commission and
jury that is testing the sanity of her
wealthy husband, Edward Vanderbilt.
in Brooklyn, through the mysteries Of
Spiritualism
Mrs. Pepper Vanderbilt said she was
born in Mansfield, Mass, in 1867, and
first became a spiritualist in 1885. She
was at table with friends when she
was suddenly taken possession Of by a
spirit, she said. She did not know what
was going on, but when she became
conscious her friends told her the re-
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
MUCH TYPHOID
IN OLD SUSSEX

Or. Lowber. President Of the State
Board Of Health, returned home from
Sussex county this morning blnging news
OF a prevalence Of typhoid fever there.
The disease has its largest number OF
victims ia the vicinity Of Lewes, but up
until this time the death rate from the
disease has been low. DR. Lowbor inspect
ed the camp OF the Organized Militia Of
Delaware and found the sanitary condi-
tion Of the site all that could be expected
and tho health OF tho men unusually
rood
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
May KEEP HOSPITAL
OPEN ALL WINTER

Members OF TIE Board Of Directors
OF the Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis So
cietv viii hold meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon. when several important
matters will come up for discussion.
tt is understood the advisability Of
the hospital the society has
established in Brandywine hundred all
winter or closing IL as soon as the cold
weather begIns VIII be discussed.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
10 sIna al chester FunersI.

The funeral Of John j. Mahoney.
aged 16 years. a son of Councilman
Mahoney, OF Chester, viii take place
tomorrow morning. with services in
Sacred Heart Church there. A quar-
tette of Wilmingtonians will sing at
the mass. VIII M. S. Brown viii be
organist, and the Quartette will COM
prise Mrs. L. B. Preston. soprano; Miss
Cora Taggart. alto; John A. Mahoney,
bass. and Joseph f. McCullen, tenor.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
Promotion Eor peIaware Roy.

Frank b. Austin, recently Of this city,
has been appointed manager of the
st. Louis Office of the Standard Adding
Machine Company of ST. Louis. Mr..
Austin. who is a young man, learned
the machlnists trade here, and entered
the employ of the Adding Machine
Company in January, later taking
charge of the company's business at
Bunalo His transfer TO the St Louis
Office was made a few days ago. Mr..
Austin is the son of Captain /. Aus
tin, of Milford. Judge Advocate of the
Organized Militia of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
cIyde seIIars case Postponsd.

The case Of Clyde Sellars. aged Ia
years, charged with the larceny Of
horse, the property Of ELIAS Rhodes
of Marshallton, was continued in the
City Court today until next Wednes-
day The matter was referred to
Humane Agent Stout to investigate and
he yill make a report on that day
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
TROPHY FOR CAPT. LANK
Milford Officer Proves Himself Best
Shot in Organized Militia.

Captain William e. Lank. Of Conn
pany b. Organized Militia of Delaware,
has won the Morning News trophy for
the third time and now becomes the
holder of the cup.
The trophy was shot for by the off,
GERS of the regiment at Camp Clarke
Churchman on Friday of last week.
At 25 yards. slow firing, Captain Lank
scored 23 out of a possible 25. At so
yards. slow firing. he scored % and at
25 yards, rapid firing he scored 20.
The trophy will be formally presented
20 Captain Lank In the near future.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
Aoad Woman Injured by FAN.

While passing the house, No. 6 Van
dever avenue shortly after o'clock
last evening, Mrs. Susan Coates, aged
66 year. of No. New street. fell
into an excavation and injured her
back and limbs. She was assisted to
her home by Ralph Burton and Reu-
ben Mastin, who happened along at the
time. a4.sas
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
ELECTRIC SIGNS TO
INFORM TRAVELLERS

At the next meeting of the Board of
Trade the subject Of requesting manu-
facturers located along the railroad 10
erect large electric sings at their
plants will be brought up for discus
sion. The plan it is believed would
bring the city into mere prominence
TO travellers going through the city
on trains at night.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
Training School to Omen.

In Turn Hall on Sunday the winter
session Of the Physical Training school
viii open. 1t will include training in
physical education. drawing and In
structions in the German language. The
school will be under the direction OF
Professor Otto Goepel
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
l.. 0. F. INSTALLATIONS
Grand Master Douty Arranses for Nis-
iting Wilmington Lodges Of the
Order.

w. W. Douty, grand master Of the
Improved order of Odd Fellows Of
Delaware, will visit and install the
officers OF the Wilmington Lodge Of the
order on the following dates.
Hope Lodge October 2; Jefferson
Lodge October 3; Fairfax Lodge, Oc-
tober A. Mechanics Lodge, October o;
Delaware Lodge, October z; Naomi, ID.
Of r., October Q; Eden Lodge, October
10: Columbia Lodge October IL;
Brandywine Lodge, october IA, and
Asylum Lodge, october ~.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
Mr.. Hiqqins Sails For Home.

Anthony Higgins. who has been trav~
cling in Europe for two months. sailed
from Liverpool on Saturday on tha
Anchor Line steamer Columbia. While
away Mr.. Higgins spent some time
with his brother. the Hon. John C.
Higgins. United States Consul to Dun-
dee Mr.. Higgins is expected home on
Saturday
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
anndnsonn Wninha 90 Ponnds.

There is on exhibition at Ainscow's
a watermelon Weighing 90 pounds 1t
was grown on the farm of Edward l..
Jackson at Laurel IL is believed 10
be the largest melon ever received here.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09

You cannot move a mountain, but
you can move one rock at a time and
In time have a respectable looking pile.
There is no excellence without pains
taking labor. One ad cannot make
your future-nor two or three-but
Ike nevtzS q goek at a time. the 6nal
result Of careful, persevering effort Of
the man who adveruses invariably
brings its gnonfed EsWsRG
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
Takes . New Position.

u. r. Grimm has accepted through
the Philadelphia Office of Hapgoods
the position Of correspondent for the
Diamond Glue Company Of that city.
He has entered upon the duties of his
new position.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09
WEATHER.

For Delaware: Cloudy. unsettled
weather. possibly showers tonight and
Tuesday; light variable winds, mostly
easterly.
Evening journal., 1907-09-09

On your Fall advertis-
ing and use the paper
that stands for HOME
TRADE.
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Sm uenen Sabre.

Oos ter Sabr bat a%ngefanaen,
SaS nlte ihtu9rh i'm Stront Der Reit,
9ob gleib bleibt ftets uns bas Berlanqen,
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gs 1T Elm EetI BON uni'rem SD,
% gebt uns nimnlermebr nerlpren,
Beil MIR eS trngert innerlidb.
Seibt tuent credit uns oas 8eroerben,
WenH je6e Sofnune NJ perlor,
90 ludbt n oen1Dh inter Sd1erbeu,
Die 3riimmer ieines @lli6s herpor.
Gin iebes @yltict bat feline Benoe,
Odd audi 6as unslid nibt 8eltanb,
nno Ieoe WDite 3ergt am gn0e
8erbeiBeno ihren Grlberrano.
81 euh tein arDBes Slid beirhieben,
@enieBt bas fleine NIT SumDr,
Damn trift e5 iid tuuI oft binieben,
Dab o'raus Elm groBes IprieBt empor.
uno Randbes. rpa Die Belt qeprieiem,
nno auspoiaunt. als QrDses Glfd.
6ct in Der Sol8e lidb betuteien,
Beit eher ais elm @isgeitid.
MIs 8ampfaenuS fteb' Dir aur Seite
SIN Streit oes 3ebens Der Sumor.
Damn tpirIt 9u ME oes RiBmut8 Beute,
Der tets in I0ldem Rampf berlor.
3u~frieoenbeit, ou Id1ne @a6e,
Did mus ib preiien immerbar.
8enn i5 i'm Clos ftets Zone Star babe,
go uenn ib es elm glidtib Sabr.
9aB onnn bic Serren &enommiten
Nur prabler BON ghanpagners@ei
@enn nir unn andre brabe Gbriffen
8eim xDne Gtar tDnnen frbhlih iein.
Das &cme Gtar 8ier, bas 1T oas pabre
@etrdnt, BET Dem Sunnpr gebetht.
GO fh6uu1t 10 prdrbtig. peril 10 tlnre.
Drum lei ibm bier Elm 6uh oetueiht!
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Trauem eeiSen.
Sall Antonier Jrauen tinoeH
enoIi6 eiu Wittel 3ur Grlei6F
terllng tbrer 9eiSen.

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len 2eioen uno Shmerser. Die bic
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tell haben; lie miilieu iih raufreht
balten". mifieu ibre 8flibtet erfil'
len. uenn lie aud unausaeiebt an
ibmersenoen EIden, Srpfueb,
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ben Shmer5en leioeu; fte miiiieu iih
bifen. menn bas Bl6en fir Tie cine
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beueer, Grbeiten uno menr, tie nod
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un0 2eiben nla urIahe oer Nierens
leioen beimeeludt meroen. Die 0ie'
rem perurlahen tnebr 9eioen mie irs
genb Elm aneeres Organ oes meni6s
lid,en @6rpers. 6attet Die Nierert
in Oronuna uno Die @elunobeit
tam leibt benahrt rneroen. 2eiet
BON einern 6eilmittel Fiir Hierens
tr~antheiten. oas Die 0ieren BELT uno
ftdrtt unb BON 4euten ernpfublet
miro. Die Sbr fennt.
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baft, iaet: Sn elmer Nu8la9e, Die ib
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beber tuunte. Sd tDnute oas 2eioen
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Nierer : Btlen holte. Die i'm BeIar
Drug Store gu baben iinb u. ib igate
in meinem erften 8euenis, oaB eine
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rem GDrnptomen oes Nierenleioens
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grinnert GuGl oes Namens 9oau
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