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Evening journal., 1907-04-09
OPTION
SCARED THEM OFF
Saloon Property Wasn't Sold
Because Offer Vas In
adequate

The possibility Of New Castle county
going dry I'm November prevented
the sale this morning of the saloon
property at No. no Tatnan street The
property was advertised to be sold by
the Wilmington Trust Company. trus-
tee OF Elizabeth Thielman, and it
brought together tt the Court House a
large number OF interested persons.
principal cf whom were men interested
in the saloon business.
Francis M. Kelly started the bidding
on the property with an offer of $4,000.
This amount was increased on 500 bids
by Mr. Kelley ana Cornelius Muudy
until $500 was reached.
1T IS not a fair bid" remarked VIII
liam S. Hilles, attorney for the Trust
Company, when he saw that no further
advance in the Offer was 90 bc made.
You must remember replied Mr..
Kelley that local option slares as IN
the face just now, ana for that rcasoa
we think this price fair for the prop
erty."
Mr.. miles agreed with Mr. Kelley ln
this particular. hut refused TO allow
Auctioneer Hukin to knock the prop
eidy dawn TO Mr. cKlley at the offer.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
TALK OF PAID
FIRE FIGHTERS

One Of the first reforms considered
by the city executive board. created by
enactment Of the recent Legislature, is
the establishing OF a paid fire depart
ment FOR Wilmington TO replace the
present volunteer department. II Is
understood that a majority OF members
Of the board IS IN favor Of paid de-
partment, which, II is claimed. viii in
volve the expenditure Of about $3.50. 1000
at the outset and an annual increase
over what II now costs to maintain a
volunteer system.
Along the lines suggested, the plan Is
to purchase the buildings and appa-
ratus OF eight bf the twelve companies
I'm the city. and what viii become OF
the other four has not been settled
1t Is understood, however, that the
plan contemplates the doubling up
Of apparatus Of the remaining four
companies In the other engine houses.
so that the city can have a reserve
force Of the equipment of four COM
panies for emergencies.
The present volunteer department is
considered one Of the best IN the coun-
try and despite the recent report Of
the insurance underwriters Is capable
Of doing excellent service, as was
proven at the recent big fires at the
plants Of the Pullman aPlace Car Com
pany and the oil refinery in West Front
street.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
A ModeI ciaar Eaotorv.

Lovers of good cigars would be well
repaid If they would visit the model
factory Of e. NJ. Schwarz Company at
109 West Third street, where the frag-
rant weed is made into the leading
shapes and brands under the skilled fin
gers Of about seventy young women
and girls, who labor .slder the best pos
sible sanitary condition. and receive the
highest wages paid by any firm in the
business.
The factory is scrupulously clean.
with abundance of light and air. and is
equipped with all the latest machinery
used in the manufacture of cigars.
The company operates a chain Of s fac
tories, with a total payroll Of six thou
sand operatives. with their main offices
at Seventy-third street and Second ave-
nue., New York, the local plant having
been established but few months ago
by the senior member of the firm, who
has taken especial care to employ only
the best obtainable help, recruited from
the best families, and to retain them
their work room is made attractive and
their wages are higher than girls re-
ceive in almost any other line OF busi-
ness
The local factory turns out about
10000 cigars weekly. which go out un-
der the names Of Dan Suily, Dean Per-
fecto and Washington Congress. brands
known and appreciated by the fastidi-
Gus smokers Of this and other cities.@
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
STREET And
SEWER WORK
Budget Of Business Trans
acted at the Session
This Morning

Routine business was considered by
the Street and Sewer Commission this
morning
A complaint about the Twelfth street
sewer was received from the New Cas-
tie Leather Company, who said the
sewer was not large enough to carry
off the surface water. An additional
manhode wi llbe constructed TO facili-
tate the cleaning of this sewer
Professor Ii. S. Goldey and other
property owners of Nineteenth street,
asked that their street be brought to
grade This request was referred TO
the street commissioner.
The Athletic Association of the High
School was given permission to iay out
a baseball ground at Front and Union
streets.
Permission was given the Western
Union Telegraph Company to run its
wires underground into the new du-
Pont Building. and a petition for an
electric arc light to be placed at Four
teenth and dupont streets near Cook
man NJ. f. Church WIS granted.
The auditor returned a check for
S1,O50, being the guarantees put up by
the master plumbers.
The new city engineer, Howard 3.
Grimith, was introduced by the secre-
tary and warmly greeted. The assist
ant engineer also presented suggestions
for street improvements.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
THIEVES BREAK
into CANDY STORE
Used HatChet to Effect En-
trance in Market Street
Establishment

Burglars early this morning broke into
the confectionery store Of E. saville at
No. 81 Market street and robbed the
place Of what little change that was left
in the drawer the night before, a quantity
of candy and all the chewing gum in the
place.
The thieves cut a hole through the rear
door Of the establishment and evidently
used a hatchet whic tey brougt along with
them With the hole cut it was easy to
reach inside AND draw the bolt. Fortunate
ly there was but little more than a dollar
in change in the money drawer.
Mr.. saville is Of the opinion that the
thieves were acquainted with the place.
II yheentered tho yard in the rear Of The
building from shipley street, and in leave
ing they closed the back door Of the
candy kitchen so that several bags OF
peanuts might be protected from the rain
and snow.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

"Then you remember the occasion N
church when the orgoan pealed out thai
grand anthem TO the God OF our nayisa
and armies, Lest We Forget. How ho
broke down. That music ringing IN bis
ears repeating this tale. You can never
forget that wrong done this girl: yon
can never forget what st Is that makes
your lifo desolutc.'
Then. courageous man, he conceived
that he had "a mission to perform. He
came back 10 New York 70 make one more
EFFORT to save her"
The speaker depicted how Thaw arl
Evelyn had met almost as stranFesr ana
how Evelyn had at last learned the stories
which had been told her about Thaw were
not true.
The hour Of reconciliation was at hand.
They came closer together until came tha,
blessed night OF Christmas eve. 1908. rhn.
was the night Stanford White had pro-
pared IN the high tower "a banquet for fhis
girl victim Of his, when he was to lure
her TO his den again. the night when inc
hoped 10 renew tho wrongs 70 her That
night this man devoted 10 her snatched her
from the jaws Of death: from the snares
Of disgrace, and took hor away lie
sna.>-'ed her away from the old life AMI
with passionate love clasped her in hls
arms
'And that night pistol IN hand. White
threatened to shoot this man who mad
bafned his desires
Dclmas then explained how this threat
TO Thaw. how he believed White had
employed tho Monk" Eastman gang "a
kill him. and continued:
'Then the spectre that he might lose
his own life was added to the one which
had haunted him so long.
'rhe new dread came that he. the
only protector OF this girl he loved. might
be taken away. From that night he went
armed
I'm the latter part Of 1906 or the be-
ginning OF 1905 second operation was
performed on Evelyn and when she was
convaloscent Thaw persuaded his mother
70 come 20 New York and she besought the
girl 10 marry her son. She assured her sh
would be welcome In their home as She
honored. loved respected wife Of her sou.
And the poor little girl could not resist tne
pleadings Of the mother and on April 4,
1906 they were married."
At some length Delmas outlined how
when business or social duty had driven
Thaw and Evelyn to New York from Pitts
burg where they had lived happily, White
had twice pursued her, and how rhaw
had made the girl promise TO tell MIN
every time she saw White.
TN May. 1906 Evelyn related how stan-
ford White had gone 20 see May Macxen-
zle in a hospital and the girl had said TO
White. ISN'T IL nice how well Evelyn
and Harry get along
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
MARRIED In
'SQUIRE'S OFFICE
New Yorker Takes a Chicago
Bride and Came to Will
mingtOn to We'd

The office OF Magistrate James w.
Robertson was the scene last night Of an
interesting wedding. The Rev. C. T..
Wyatt. pastor of Harrison Street NJ E.
Church offciated at the nuptials and the
contracting parties were II. Bosley Nc
Comas of New York and Miss Mary G..
Sheldon. of Chicago. H. Both are about
the same age, p years.
The ceremony was performed in the
magistrates private office and was wit
messed by the justice Of peace and several
of the latters friends who happened TO
be In the office at the time.
The groom was well supplied with cash
and was liberal with it. To the fortunate
man who escorted the pair to Justice Rob
inson's office he gave five-dollar bnl
and after the ceremony was performed he
supplied treat to cigars.
Magistrate Robertson said to-day that
the couple was the best looking that ever
ZANE to his office. They were well dressed
Ind are evidently well known in society.
They left this city for Philadelphia at y
Rclock aast night
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
TO REBUILD
W. U. SYSTEM
Telegraph Company Granted
Permission by Levy COurt.
to Reconstruct Its Lines

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has in contemplation the recon-
strucIion of its lines throughout the
State. AS the result Of disagreement
between the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and the telegraph company
several years ago, the lines Of the lat
ter company were removed from the
railroad property and the Postal Tele-
graph Company given authority to es-
tablish its wires parallel with the rail-
road property.
Since that time the Western Union
has had an inadequate Peninsula sys-
TEN. and it was with the object Of i'm
proving this that the telegraph COM
pany applied to Levy Court this morn
ing for permission 10 erect poles ana
string wires throughout the State. or
course the New Castle County Court
could give permission TO do the work
in this county alone, and this permis-
sion was given.
The franchise granted win enable
the company to plant poles on many
of the principal roads of the county in
"a manner not to obstruct use Of the
highways, and under supervision Of
the Levy Court.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Steamer in Service

Yesterday the steamer Brandywine
was placed IN service by the Wilson
Line, thus making a double duily SER
vice between this city ana Philadel-
phia. which viii continue through the
summer season. The schedule here
after will be as follows:
Leave Wilmington, Fourth street
wharf, weekdays and Sundays, at 7.30
and 1890 a. m. 130 and AIS p. m.
leave Chester one hour later.
Leave. Philadelphia, Chestnut street
wharf. weekdays and Sundays, at l.S0
and 1890 q. M. 1.S0 and AIS p. an.
Leave Chester one hour Hter.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
COMMISSIONERS AT HARVEY
Go Out in Snow Storm to View Bridge
Work.

Despite tho storm the members OF
Levy Court went 10 Harvey station. on
the 3. and o. Railroad this morning
TO viow the work on the overhead rail
road bridge there.
Property owners in the neighborhood
have complained to the Levy Court
cording 10 the plans prepared by tho
railroad company Il win damage their
properties. The plans. however, have
been approved by the Court OF General
Sessions, but the Levy Court desires to
view the work for itself. Should the
body condemn the company's plans. tho
bridge win have 10 be built along other
lines.
The subject Will be reported on at
this afternoons session Of the court.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
TO END BOUNDARY CASE

In the case involving the boundary
dispute between the States of New
Jersey and Delaware the Supreme
Court of the United States yesterday
issued a rule aga/ist the former tSate,
requiring Il to show cause why the
case should not be dismissed. The rule
was made returnable next Monday.
The case has been on the courts
docket for thirty years, and stands at
the head Of the calendar of original
cases. The controversy has been ad-
justed by the tSates outside the courts
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
SNOW FURRY IN
NORTHEAST WIND

furry of snow came along early
to-day and handed another jolt to the
budding spring. The air was chilly
and the clouds were dark and heavy
enough to shut out the sun. The wind
blowing from the northeast, tossed the
akehs about and did snot give them a
chance TO settle down on the streets
and stay.
The Weather Departments one best
bet is for &C Study and clearing to-
night" while for tomorrow a higher
thermometer is expected. The weather
viii not be springlike, however until
Thursday.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
CITY IS AFTER
$4,000 TAXES
Mr.. Townsend Wants Dia-
mOnd State Steel Com
pany to Pay Up

City Solicitor Townsend this morning
made a move toward getting the $4,000
owed the city IN taxes Tor the years
l9o4-laO5 and 'O6 by the Diamond Stale
Steel Company when in untted States
Court he filed petition asking thau
the company be Obliged to pay tha
amount.
II. II. Ward. who appeared for the
steel company did not oppose the peti-
tion The court then fixed Thursday
for final argument In the matter Ii
is probable that the order viii be mada
at that time.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
WERE MARRIED
AT BISHOPSTEAD

Bishop leighton Coleman ohiciated
at the marriage at BirNlpstead of a
we'll known Washington couple on Sat
urday. The bride and groom were Miss
Lillian Hidgon and Frank Newton Eel p
man ,ager 27 and rs years, respectively.
The latter gave his address as No. 42l
Ninth street, Southeast
The couple were refined and satisfac-
torily answered all the questions put
to them by the bishop. They obtained
the marriage license at the Court
House.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
NO SKIDDOO FOR
SKIDDOO LETTER

Uncle SANS blue coated mail car
riers are "up IN slang
The other day there came into the
local post office a letter bearing the
address John --, one slsidOo west
skidoo street. Wilmington Delaware. ."
How about this one for conun-
drum" remarked the clerk who first
saw the envelope address.
That's am easy one" replied the
second clerk. 1T goes out to No. 1913
West Twenty third street"
And sure enough the letter reached
its destination.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
cases in city court.

Business was duh in city Court this
morning. but three defendants being
arraigned before Deputy Judge Josylu.
Alonzo Pryor. accused of shooting crap.
was discharged. Joseph Rago. accused
of harboring boys i'm his rool room on
Market street. was granted a continu-
ance until Friday morning at the re-
quest of his counsel ID. J. Reinhardt.
Bail was fixed at $500.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
IMPROVEMENT CO.
AFTER INDUSTRIES

The Industrial Improvement Com
pany, which brought to this city sew
eral years ago various silk and hosiery
mills, is taking on new life, and II is
probable that several more industries
VIII be brought here by the company
this year.
The company has several properties
suitable for light manufacturing pur-
poses. which it has offered to out-of-
town business men who desire to locate
here.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
SERIOUSLY HURT
WHILE SKATING

Miss Florence Mousley had a very
serious fall while skating, and she was
hurt so badly she had to be conveyed
10 her home, No. 1881 Lincoln street, In
a cab. She has been confined to her
bed ever since. in a critical condition,
and may be partly crippled
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
TWO MARRIAGES
BY PASTOR WYATT

Rev. Clinton T. wyatt Of Harrison
Street Church, is busy marrying
couples
Last evening Miss Katie d. Herbert
and Harry Kurz, both Of this city. were
united at the parsonage, and this fore
noon Mary f. Maxwell. who gave her
address as Ireland, and John G. Long,
of Philadelphia, appeared and were tied
IN Cupids bonds.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
ldle Hour EIeots offioers.

The Idle Hour Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers. President. Frederick c
Mammele; vice-president. S. H. Hayman;
secretary, William II. Hanna; treasurer
John C. Brison; board of governors,
Charles Dettling. chairman; John II.
Butz, James kirkpatrick, Harry J. Bee
son. Charles Cardwell. An excellent dinner
followed the election.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
out,vits Hen That LAYS in a Tree.

sEAFORD. April Am old hen at
the home Of James T. Wallace. near
Oak Grove. has formed the habit Of
laying eggs while roosting on a certain
limb high up in a certain tree. Mrs.
Wallace. however, has rigged up an old
hat and hing it on the limb, directly
under the hens favorite perch, and the
eggs are being saved.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Or. Hubbard,s New Charge

more Methodist Conference yesterday
was that OF the Rev Il. J.. Hubbard.
formerly OF Wilmington, TO Eutaw
Church, Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
steamship porothx in serviee.

The steamship Dorothy. Of the VIII
mington and New York line. has COM
pleted repairs at the Harlan and HOl-
hngsworth yards and resumed her
usual service to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
To Have Rummaae Sale.

Grace Circle Of the Womans Home
Missionary Society will have rum
mage sale at the w. C. T. II. rooms,
No. 100 West Eighth street, on Thurs
day and Friday evenings
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
EVANS PETITION
WAS CONTINUED

Judge Bradford in Federal Court to-
day continued the hearing on the petit
tion OF II. L. Evans and Company for
a discharge in bankruptcy until June
29th.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Letters on Rentz Estate.

Register Walker this morning grant
ed letters on the estate of WILLIAM II.
Bentz to Addie l.. Hurst. Mr.. Bentz
killed himself one day last week while
delirious from paralysis.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Bishop Coleman is in New York to-
day attending a meeting Of the Church
Temperance Society, OF which he Is a
member.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

WEATHER.:
CLEARING THIS AFTERNOON,
CLOUDY TONIGHT.
CLOUDY WEDNESDAY,.
Noon Temperature. .........4 .42 degrees
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

will help you sell what you don
want. and secure what you do wani
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PROVO.
UTAH COUNTY MATTERS.
Deputy Tax Gatherers Appointed
District Court Orders.

Deputy Tax Caterers Amounted
District Court Orders.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Oct. 9-Resolutions from the
Utah County Medical society requiring
the same fees for services for the coun-
ty, which are now received in private
practise, were presented TO the board
Of county commissioners at its meet
ing yesterday.
J. NJ. Miller has been appointed regis
tration agent for the Nebo district.
The petition Of Jas. T. Gardner ct al
asking the board to appropriate $50
towards repairing Of one Of the COM
mon highways between American Fork
and Lehi. was referred 20 Commissioner
Walker.
J. J. Houston was appointed road SUI
pervisor Of American Fork precinct IN
place Of Alonzo Wilcox, resigned
DEPUTY TAX COLLECTORS.
The following deputy treasurers. TO
collect taxes In the precincts named.
were appointed:
F. c. Boyer springville and Maple
ton.
Ammon futile. Spanish Fork ana
nearby districts.
Joseph A. Stone salem.
J. s. Page. Payson.
Mrs. celia Tietjen, Santaquin.
John Jasperson. Goshen.
Minnie Flack, Fairfield and Ccdat
Fort
Mrs r. NJ Jones. Iehi
Mrs. Fannie r.. Moyle Alpine
Mrs. Eleanor =. Robinson. Amlri-
can Fork.
Miss Amy Rosza. Pleasant Grove.
The following orders have been
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acted as chairman and secretary re-
spectiyely of the meeting held I'm the
Weber club last night I'm the interests
OF good roads In Weber county II was
decided TO effect a permanent orRani-
zation to work for good roads. a COM
mittee was appointed consisting OF
Judge j. A. Howell Charles r. Hol-
lingsworth and Or. G.. W Baker, TO
draft a constitution and bylaws. Fred
J. kiesel stated that Weber county
should have at least one mile Of road
as a copy for other sections Of the
state. Fifty-five representative citl-
zens of the city signed the charter for
the new organization and many ape
plications arc on the table 20 be acted
upon. Another meeting is to be held
two weeks from tonight 90 adopt con-
stitution and bylaws.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
The derailment OF an Oregon short
Line freight train az Kaysvile yester-
day delayed traffic for several hours.
w J.. Magiunes has been retained
10 defend Patsy Dwycr of Austin. Ne
Nada, charged with numbering a man
there some time ago
Hon. l.. w Shurtlin has been ap-
pointed a delegate 70 the trans Mis-
sisslppi cngress
Harry Pattisou Is very I'm az his
home as the result of an attack of com
gestion Of the bowels.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday TO r. r. Lawrence OF st
Louis and COrinne X. Thomas OF Og-
den
The Women Of woodcraft gave an
entertainment last night in X Of r.
hall, the evening being spent with re-
treshments and speech-making.
Fred Dart was the victim OF an ac-
cidcnt last evening on Washington
avenue. While riding south along tho
west side OF the avenue "a messenrei.
boy darted out from the curb on the
east side and ran into him. knocking
MN under a laundry delivery wagon
He was skinned up and he clofbos
badly torn, but strange 10 relate he
was not seriously hurt His wheel was
wrecked
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