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Evening journal., 1907-11-27
TEACHERS TO
CLOSE SESSION

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Nov. 27-The third ana
closing day Of the New Castle County
Teachers Institute opened this morn
Ing With Miss Amanda Lmdes, who
made such a favorable impression yes
terday and the Rev John S. Bunting
ls the speakers Miss Landes gave a
most interesting address on story
Telling TO Children -Why2" Which she
later followed with a talk on story
Telling 20 Chndreu-How?" I'm which
She gave her audience the benefit of
her experience as a teacher of chill
dren.
The Rev. Mr. Bunting spoke ON
"John Richard Green Historian" Civ
! Ing a scholarly appreciation of the au-
thor of "rho Host History of the Eng
| llish People"
This afternoon DR. Melville r. Cook
! lwill eivo a lecture on "A Trip Through
Cuba" after which the reports of conn
lmittccs will be received The institute
win then adjourn.
/ Yesterday afternoon Miss Landes
spoke ON "The Reading Cass and Lit
erature,' quoting from authors as
helpful examples. Dr. j. Russell
Smith. OF the Wharton school Of FL
nance Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. gave an interesting talk on
"rhe Teaching OF Geography" Carry
ing out his subject later he gave an
illustrated lecture on studies Of Eu-
ropean Life"
County superintendent OF Schools
spaii made an address on the bird
known On New England as the bob
lo-llnk." which Is known as the reea
bird in this section.
AT the session last night Edward p
Elliot gave his ronologue, "The Lior
land the Mouse" During The intcrmis.
slons of tho days sessions Miss ii. NJ
smedley instructed the teachers lr
sInglng.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
MANY TRANSFERS
OF REAL ESTATE
City Registry CLERK Busy This
Week RsCO.d ding Sales
Of Property

The city registry clerk was busy this
week registering property transfers. A
number Of dwellings changed hands,
but no large transactions were record
ed The list follows:
Margaret j. Kane to Antonio Cic-
chini, north side Of Second street. Sc
feet west of Adams, 1850.
John Ban Pierce and wife to Marv
y Toy southeast corner Conrad and
Adams, $500
Henry Stafford, sheriff, to Harry
Freedman, south side of Second street
40 feet east of Harrison, $500.
Richard Howell and wife TO the Po-
como Ice and Coal Company. property
on the south side Of the Wilmington
and Newport turnpike, AZ feet north
of Reed 81
Mary J. Rambo and husband to
Michael Allegrette. north side OF Sixth,
rs feet west Of Rodman, $1,000.
John White to Edward j. Darragh.
east side Of Spruce, 45 feet south OF
Eighth, $500.
John r. Devine and wife to Harry
Freedman, south side Of Seventh street.
119 feet east of Spruce. $1,000
The Linton Company to William r..
Lyman, three properties at the south
west corner Twenty -second and Wash
lington; southwest corner Twentieth
and Jefferson, and the northeast cor
ner Eighteenth and Jefferson. S10,500.
The same properties by William T..
/ Lyman and wife to William e. Linton,
S1O,5O0.
North Side Improvement Company
to william G. Bryan ct al. northeast
side Of Twenty-third, 10 feet southeast
of Monroe, $2940.
Agnes Munden to Daniel O'Byrne,
west side of Lincoln, 80 feet north Of
Lowering avenue, S2100.
william +. Porter to Harry L. Nc
Kee. west side of Madison, 60 feet
south OF Seventh. $4,000
James C. Mecannon to Daniel Jester
and wife, No. 615 Jefferson street,
$4,000.
Richard A. F. Penrose to Estelle F.
Cranston ct al. east side Of Franklin
nos feet south of Tenth. $1,000.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company executors and trustees), to
William w. Knowles. sos Adams street
S4500
Maiinda Bruce ct al, to Edgar p
Reese. 729 West Ninth, $3.50.
James H. Wright and wife to Ma
linda Bruce. 1908 Adams. $4,000
Charles s. Hurlock and wife to VIII
liam d. shelladay Nos 511, 513 and 5l5
Mechanic street. $4,000.
Howell S England and wife south
west side OF Woodlawn avenue 4O'
feet southeast Of Garden Place, S10S5.
Henry Stafford. sheriff. to Edwin
Kershaw. No. 5Oi East Ninth street
s2500.
Isaac S. Tallcv to Elizabeth Saville
Nos. 240s. 10. -, IA and 16 Lamotte
street. $500.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
BRADLEY CASE
TESTIMONY
RebuitaI Evidence Presented
by the Government at Trial
This Morning
By THR JouRNAL-s speolaI wIre.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Arhcibald
Livingstone. clerk in Senator Browns
office in Salt Lake. continued his tes-
umony in rebuttal at the opening trial
of Mrs Bradley to-day
In the summer of 1906" he said.
"she came to. the Office and asked if /
thought he would marry her. 1 said
l did not. and she said: He'll have to,
or I'll blow his head off
on cross examination, Livingston
said: Il often told Mrs. Bradley lots
Of things that were not so, in order
that my relations with her might be
agreeable"
Telling untruths was a part Of your
business, them"
mo. but the truth would have hurt
Senator Brown, and it would have hurt
me in my position"
Farley p. Christensen, an attorney Of
Salt Lake, told in detail the story of
the meeting of Mrs. Bradley and Mrs.
Brown, Senator Brown and himself in
the Pacific Hotel at Pocatello.
when l came to the hotel" he said,
Mrs. Brown was there and shortly af-
terward MIS-. Bradley came in. Mrs.
Brown went forward and said: Mrs.
Bradley. I've wanted to talk to you for
some time Mrs. Bradley took a step
forward and Mrs. Brown grabbed her
! by the throat. and tried to do her vio-
'lence I stepped between them and
Mrs. Brown said. Let me alone. Let
me kill her."
Christensen described the incident
with distinct voice and dramatic man
ner. Mrs. Bradley dropped her eyes
lnervously while he talked
"Afterward we all went into the
room" he continued. there Brown ad-
mitted that he was father to Mrs
Bradley's two children, and denied that
he was father of Max Brown. At this
Mrs Brown said: You vile, low, mean
moral degenerate. You deny your oWf
son and acknowledge the children OF
that woman
Max Brown. who is the one person
that IS. above all others fghting tc
convict the slayer Of his father was
not I'm the court room TO hear this
story
Mrs. Bradley, being referred to II
this manner" said Christensen, spoke
nm and said: Arthur must / stan'
this? said: Yes, you've got t'
stand IT, We came to no agreement
concerning the divorce and Brown an'
Mrs. Bradley went away together.
Something of a sensation was pro
duced by the testimony Of Mrs Thorn
burg. police matron, who was with Mrs
Bradley the night of December s, afte
the shooting.
.I said: You must have been crazy
to have shot a man"
"sAh. no. Mrs. Bradley said ] wa
mot crazy. 7 am far from beinl
crazy"
Mrs. Bradley sat rigid in her chai
al this testimony.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
M. consionor at Exchange.

The management Of the 1ouns
Nvomen's Christian Association are de-
lighted with their success in securing
a new eonsignor for the Women's Ex-
change at No sos King street This
marty puts up pineapples, cherries
neaches. pears. yellow tomatoes, apple
sauce iellies. asparagus. peas, beans,
tomatoes chow chow. pepper sauce.
and pickles All these things are nome
,,ade she also furnishes babv Mary
land biscuit LADY Baltimore esyse.
mince pie and plum prdd'nS. ne
management viii be glad to give the
prices on these goods to all inquirers'
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
WANT PARDON
FOR BLACK MAN

At the next session Of the Board cf
Pardons effort will be made by friends
OF John Kerr to obtain his release from
the county worlhouse. Kerr, who Is
a colored man. was convicted at the
recent term OF General Sessions Court
for using a female colored child for
unlawful purposes. Since his convic-
ton. Kerrs friends say. they have
come into possession of evidence which
II il can be presented win show TO the
Board OF Pardons that Kerrs crime
was not as serious as IL might have
been.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
peIaware cIty IIoteI soId.

Edward Barrett, Of this city. today
bought the Robinson House in Delaware
City. and took possession OF il this after
noon. The hotel has been conducted by
former Sheriff Emit T. Stidham. Mr..
Barrett formerly conducted hotel at
Havre de Grace, and IS also a we'll
known iron worker, having worked at
McColloughs plant for number Of years.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
NEW COMPANY WANTS
TO LIGHT STREETS

The present contracts for tho light
ing Of the streets Of the city expire the
last of the year. and the Wilmington
Light Power and Telephone Company
has asked permission OF the street and
Sewer Department to bid on the work.
The permission has been granted and
the company will install sample lights
about the city to demonstrate the work
of the company
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Wand outside Work completed.

a lengthy conference was held by
Mayor Horace Wilson and Water Com
Shaw and Knox yesterday
afternoon and matters pertaining to
outside work in the Water Department
were discussed The Mayor and the
Water Commissioners are anxious TO
have the outside work completed as
far as possible, before cold weather
sets In.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
FIGHTING BOB EVaNs
READY FOR THE CRUISE.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Rear Ad-
miral Fighting Bob" Evans came to
town today as fit as a fiddle. He said
so, and looked IT, Never felt better
i'm my life," said he and I'm here this
time TO close up things with the de-
partment for my little cruise down
south
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Kirk-Ewina.

In the parsonage of Asbury NJ r.
Church at noon today, Alfred Chester
Kirk and Miss Della Laurine Ewing.
both OF this city were married by
the Rev. II. A. c. Westerfeld. pastor
of the church, The ceremony was
only by intimate friends of
the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirk left FOR tour south.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Married a. MlddIetown.

MlDLETOWN, Nov. I7.-Miss Mabel
Sophia Cochran. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel NJ. Cochran. and Unit r.
Horsey, Of Geneva, y. Y. We're mar
ried at noon today I'm ST. Anne's Epis-
cipal Church. A reception followed at
the Cochran country home. Mr.. and
Mrs Rasin viii live at Geneva. \. \.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Bio supper at ST. Thomas's.

Never i'm the history Of st rhomas's
Catholic Church was there such a
crowd there. as last night when thc
ladies Of the parish gave chicken
supper. There were EIGHT tables and
three Elm es. they were dlied and cvery-
body had plenty 10 cat. The supper
win continue tonight and another large
crowd is cxuccted.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
To Improve FREIGHT Facilities.

j.. S. King. of Baltimore, division
freight agent OF the b. 4 o. Railroad
was here yesterday inspecting the ter
minal and warehouse facilities of the
road I'm Wilmington. While here he
took up the matter Of Improvement
10 the freight facilities at the local sta
uon and improvements along that line
are contemplated
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Nov 27.-Mrs. Charles L.
Terry gave q social on Tuesday after
roon On honor Of Miss Florence Gail,
of Buffalo. y. Y. The guests were:
Mrs. L. :. Conwell Mrs C.. w Cooper,
Mrs Levi j Sterner. Mrs Fred L.
Clark, Mrs. William NJ Evans, Mrs.
James Lord, Mrs. j. r. Cooper. Mrs.
j. l.. Carrow. Mrs. Linda Cox Misses
Bessie Hmsley and Elizabeth Carrow.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Win euiId New Tank shop.

permit today. the irst for several davs.
for the erection OF a tank shop for
the Remington Machine Compan. The
new building VIII be erected on the
west side of Lombard street between
Front and second and viii cost $4,000
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
FIren,on to cive BallI

In Turn Hall this evening the hfth
annual han of the Brandywine Fire
Company win be held and it is OK
pected there win be a large attend
anco The committee in charge is
COMPOSED Of W. s. Knight, chairman;
Frank Sweeney. secretary, and Lewis
Townsend. treasurer.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Roller Polo Toniqht.

The Wilmington and Lenox teams
will play their third game Of roller
polo at Eleventh Street Rink tonig1 IT.
Lenox won the first game. and the
second was a tie. There will be skat-
ing morning. afternoon and night at
the rink tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Aolidav for Mnrk,nsn.

with the exception of repair gangs
all the workmen in the big manufac-
turing plants throrghoIt the city will
be given a holiday tomorrow. The shops
will close at the usual time this even
ing and will be shut down until Fri
day morning.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
rhomas.R Rnffertu Weddina.

Miss Mary Rafferty, was married last
Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock 10
Charles =. Thomas by the Rev Dr.
Winters. Immediate relatives were
present The couple will return to this
city TO live after brief stay in WASH
ington.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Material For eank vauIts.

There arrived at the b. & O. freight
station this morning a large consign-
ment of material for the vaults of the
new bank building Of the Union Ma
tional Bank at Eighth and Market
streets. The material is being unload-
ed and will be delivered tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
win Give Ro.ital al Asbury.

The Misses irene Fulton aud Meh in
Wright viii give q joint recital az the
Asbury NJ Il. Church tomorrow night
A large attendance is expected Both
women are accomplished elocutionists.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
OBITUARY

The funeral Of George I. Bolen. who
died suddenly Sunday, was held this
morning at o'clock from his late
home, No. 316 South Franklin street
High mass Of requiem was celebrated
in st. PauPs Roman Catholic Church
The interment was in the New Cath
edral Cemetery.
The funeral Of Lewis s. Cross, who
died Sunday, was held at 2.30 o'clock
this afternoon from the home, No.
1927 North Jackson street The SER
vices were largely attended by mem-
bers OF washington Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias. Temple Council and BY meme
bers Of the Fame Fire Company, OF
which De had oeen a popular member
The D erment was IN Wilmington and
Brand wine cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss Helen Louise
Jones. tine daughter Of Charles and
Emma Jones. who died Monday. wal
hold from the home at Lonibardy
lBrandyyinc hundred. this afternoon "a
Z O'Clock. The inierment was In Lon
hardy cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Deaths
Timothy Futty
Lewis r. Cross.
George Harrington.
Charles Lyons.


Charles Lyons.
LNONS-ln this city on November 20,
1907. Charles Lyons.
Relatives friends and the Holy Name
Society are respectfully Invited TO att
tend the funeral iroDllhe residence Of
his son-in-law. Dennis O'Neal. $40 East
sixth street. on Thursday morning at 8
O'Clock. High mass az ST. Marys
church. Interment at Cathedral Gene
tcry.
HARRlNGTON-In this city on Mo-
vemher 24th, 1907. George Harrington,
aged 2G years.
Relatives. friends snd James Young
Conclave. No. ., Heptasophs or S.. NJ.
are respectfully invited TO attend tAc
funeral services az his late residence,
no Sl4 Pine street on Thursday after
noon. November 18th, az ocloclS in-
teriaent it silvefbrook Cemetciy
FUTTY I'm this city. on November
gath. 1907 Timothy Futty aged -
YEARS
Relatives. friends. Wilmington lodge
No /. A. o. u. w. Hope Lodge No
81. T. O. o. Fs Brother OF america and
employees Of the p, B & W. Railroad
Company are invited 20 attend the fun-
oral services at his late residence, No
East Thirteenth street. on Thursday
afternoon. November 2Sih, at -3o
o'clock Interment Wilmington and
Brondywino Cemetery
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Shot THROUGH Trolley Car.

William Laws. coiored. arrested at
Niddlctown on the charge OF shooting
ihroreh u car OF the Middlotown and
odessa line has been committed 10 the
workhcpss in default OF bail. TO await
trial
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

A Cap OF Chocolate ia a minute.
Sugar and milk already IN IT,
AcHORS CHOcO-LAcTiNE. when
our demonstrators call, let them make
YOU q cup.a
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
CASEY-LACY NUPTIALS
Young Couple Were Married in St,
Paurs r. c. Church This Afternoon.

Paurs r. c. Church This Afternoon.
In ST. Pauls r. C. Church this af-
ternoon Daniel A. Casey and Elizabeth
II. Lacy were married by the Rev
Edward c. Higgins. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Gertrude Lacy,
and the groom by his brother. John A.
Casey. The bride was attired I'm a
gown Of white Paris muslin and car
ried white chrysanthomums The
bridesmaid also wore white and car
ried pink chrysanthemums. a recep-
tion followed at the home OF the
brides parents, No. $50 West Second
street. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
left for Buffalo, ~ Y. Upon their re-
turn they will be at home at Henry
Clay.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Look
for signature Il. w Grove, 25c.'
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
49,. cicnrctts Leaaue.

Tho Anti Cigarette League Will meet
IN the w. {. T. u. building Friday
night.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

Laekey G. Co., Bankers and Brokers,
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Anal Copper. ..4oHISIo. Kan. &Tex SAX
Am Smelt. Co. 6+H Nat Lead Co. 375S
amer. Sugar. ..IoeH HlN. y Central o.
Atchison ......... 90 Ont & West. 7qH
Atchison, pfd ...7S x Norfolk & West 62K
Brooklyn Tran. 3t4lNor. Pacific .Io7k
B. & o.. ....7o Pacific Mail 20
Can. Southern I7HlPennsylvania 100
Chi. Or. West. Peoples Gas Ia
Ches & Ohio.2S Reading sax
Chi. & Alton oHlRead rst pfd.
Chi. & N. W.. Read. I'd pfd...
c. NJ. & St P. o5 ID. & H. ........t3o
Rock Island ...I2KlD., l.. & W.
Rock Island pfd southern ac. 6saS
Erie ............. I4IlSouth. R. Com IoK
Erie. Ist pfd ...53 Texas Pacifc...I8
Gr North. pfd. II3H Tenn. c. 81 Co. Ioo1
Illinois Cen. -. Tn. Pac Com II3x
Louisville ..... SoKlU. S St. Com. 73K
Int. Met. com IL. S St. Pref. sax
Int. Me. pfd Wabash Com. 81
Man Con.....Iro Wabash Pref. I5s
Missouri Pac. az West Union 90
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR sALE-A few pieces Of furniture;
kitchen cabinet, dining table. mattress.
stand, sewing machine, cooking utensils.
etc; all nearly new Terms cash. In
quire at 121O W. Eighth street. third noor
between and 10 p. m. any evening before
Nov. 30. n27-it
FOR sALE-A moving picture machine;
Lubin; address c., this office. n27-St
WANTED-Twenty-h salesmen, OK
perience unnecessary. Apply hS Ea
Fourth street between and p. m. AK
for Mr. w. H. Burke n27-1t
PUBLIC SALE.
At McIntyre's Hotel. Middletown. Del.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 80. at p. m.
90 head thoroughbred Holstein Heifars.
25 of these heifers are entitled to register
This is the finest lot Of Holstein Helfers
ever shipped to Delaware.
n27-2t S. II. CHAMBERS.
LOST-On Market between Second and
Fourth sts., lady's brown kid glove.
Please return to this office. n27-2t
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
PuRLIc SALE.
Stock Markets

o'clock quotations from F. D.
Laekey G. Co., Bankers and Brokers,
s43 Market street, Wilmington, DEL
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
CHANDLER q qnSf5t1bsE h%sai%sE

no. PA W. Ninth street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments irst-class. Both Phones
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The Democratic party Is the party
OF progress in OklfhOma H. Is the
party thal does Lhinss avs opposed 10
those who simply behold other men
works aud see them only 20 ilnd faulf
70 WIS he 4ood fortune of the Demo
cratic parts ihal he people of this
great new state chose 10 80 formulate
tine Eldamenia law of tha new state.
fms WAS thn peopl hlsinoss They
bad ihe meM io choose whichever
nsriy tuol desired and eAoi lsed that
riehi s American citizens Was 20
n0l right aud in accordance with The
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Does ID accord With the principle
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/ by iis present position displays more
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WILLIAM F.LoTHAMER Z

Mt William f. Lothamef, former
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apostles of Republication. did not
show it,
There is moreover, no reason to be-
lieve that new enabling act would
result IN Better constitution. There
is no reason TO believe thar the Repuh.
licau commission could so gerry
mander the new state as to gel Re-
pabliean constitutional convention.
Certain it is that they did all they
know last fall and failed They would
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indefinitely both statehood and self
government By voting against the con.
stitmion?
The constitution merely gives the
majority of the people of the new
state the right TO rule themselves. i'm
stead of having 10 go on the carpet
before congress or the President
every time they want anything done
II rs queer sophistry that leads a man
or state 10 distrust It's own ability
20 rule itself
The Democratic party has ably dis
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ID by the people by preparing and pre-
seating the present constitution This
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the new state. too near TO suit some
people aud certain interests, and thai
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Why nor make the majority for The
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world not do 20 make IL unanimous
Ibccause. IT some Of its opponent;
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upon H.
Boost selfgovernment nowl
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