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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
DIVORCE A CHRISTMAS GIFT
Woman Sent Decree So Husband Re-
eeNed II December 25.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 15.-It was learned
here yesterday that on last Christmas
evening Mrs. William II. Bonner pre-
sented 20 her husband a decree in divorce.
About fifteen years ago Bonner mar
rled Miss Della NJ. Orr, member Of a
prominent Cleveland. O., family.
They have three children-Robert N,
Joseph w. and Margaret Hail Bonner,
the latter being four years old.
Soon after the marriage Bonner built
an immense steel plant several miles from
Pittsburg up the Monangahela river.
Later he sold the plant for 100000 to
the Carnegie Steel Company. and it now
belongs 10 the United States Steel Cor
poration. Bonner has since organized the
Union Improvement Company. OF which
he is president. The company has i'm
mense furnaces at Charlton.
Three years ago Bonner and his wife
became estranged and Mrs. Bonner went
to her parents in Cleveland. A few months
later a formal separation was agreed to-
Bonner setting a large sum upon his
wife, but, under the articles OF separation
retaining the custody Of thee hldren.
Last summer Mrs. Bonner entered
suit for absolute divorce in the Cleveland
courts. on December "A she sent a decree
20 her husband.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15

Jan 17-E II. Sutton, New Castle hum
dred stock and Implements.
Jan. 19-H. l.. Evans & Co, bankrupt.
claymont Del. real and personal
property.
Jan. 2i-Paui ellis. New Castle hundred.
stock and implements
Jan. sl-Hnrry stafford. Eden Park. stock
and implements.
Feb. Geo. G.. stringfellow New Castle
hundred, stock and implements
Feb. Robert Smith. New Castle hun
dred, Del. River Road stock ana
implements
FEB. s-saie Of goed nrriiure and car
pets al stidham & Son. ~ East
Fourth street
FEB. H. William *. Eastburn. on Lime
stone Road near Mermaid. Del,
farm sale
Feb. 2l-Miilard L. Day Christlana hum
dred stock and Implements.
Feb. 22-lrvin Ball. Mil Creek hundred,
stock and implements.
Feb 2s-Harry III. flance Now Castle
hundred. stoee and implements.
Feb 2S-Winis Bioc, burn. New Castle
hundred i. nnd implements.
Mar. 7-Louis Pc,H near Cenreville.
stock ana farm implements.
Mar. 1S-Jamcl Carpenter csr stiana hum
dr,1 stock an2 implements.
Jan. 19-Samucl a. Ncpaulel, Western
horses at 40 Wet Front street.
at i o'clock
Jan. 22-Centreville Hotel, horses. mules
and Implements, y o'clock
Jan. 23-Real Estate all stidham Is Sons
auction room, m East Fom IN
street. an o'clock p. M.
Mar. 7-George Blackburn New Castle
hundred stock and Implements. ID
O'Clock
Mar. 14-David unlet Christiana hundred,
stock and implements, at ].
o'clock.
Feb 26-Harry Hancc. New Castle hun
dred. stock and Implements
Feb. 1f-H. G. Cannon. near ella cow
stock and implements.
Feb. l9-Robert Armstrong, White Clay
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
WEDS, THEN TO FUNERAL
Daughter Complies With Dying Faith
ers Request and Becomes a Bride.

TRENTON, Jan. l5.-Miss Ida Huck-
enbury. Of this city. through the sud
den death OF her father, an hour before
her marriage to Arthur II. Armstrong;,
also OF Trenton. went forth a bride
IN mourning and the wedding trip 10
Washington was abandoned for jour
ney 10 the saddened family homestead
at East Milestone n. J.
The father. John II. Huckenbury
well known resident OF East Milestone,
was taken an and within a short time
passed away. not, however before he
had expressed the wish to his son.
Christian Huckenbury. that his death
should not interfere with his daugh-
ters marriage. Christian brought the
news OF his fathers death TO Tron-
ton, and IN compliance with the lat
ter's wishes the wedding ceremony,
which had been planned for weeks in
advance, was performed. The Rev. W.
w. Case. pastor Of the Olivet Baptist
church. oficiated and Christian Huck-
enbury acted as best man. The bride
wedding gown for a BLACK
one and she and her husband left this
city for her fathers late home to at
tend the funeral
The young couple became acquaint-
ed in n boarding house. Attracted tc
each other from the first, they soon
became friends. and then friendship
gave place to love.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
SHAD FISHERIES
in BAD CONDITION
Pollution Of Waters Of the
Delaware River is
Responsible

According to the report Of w. y. Nee
han, Fish Commissioner Of Pennsylvania,
which has just been issued, the .shad hsh-
cries Of the Delaware are in an alarming
condition owing 10 the confusion OF the
laws between the States. and the reok-
less pollution Of the streams.
In concluding mis- report Commissioner
Meehan recommends:
That measures recommended bv the
joint legislative commission be enacteo
TO OBTAIN uniform or concurrent laws be.
tween the States Of New York. New Jer.
sey Maryland. Delaware. Ohio ana penn.
sylvania
That among the provisions in the con.
current or uniform legislation there should
be one prohibiting the catching OF snad
in the Delaware river from Friday sunset
until after Sunday midnight OF each week
during the otherwise legal open season
That there be an enactment rorbiddina
the sale Of certain food and game fishes.
notably bass and yellow perch OF less than
a designated size, no matter where cauc,hi
or at what time Of the year.
That there should be an enactment for.
bidding the sale Of black bass, wan-eyed
pike and chain pickerel no matter where
caught during the close season.
He also strongly recommends the enact.
ment of stringent legislation prohibltine
the pollution of streams to an extent
that it destroys food fish ana Injuries AM.
NAL life.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15

English, overjoyed once more to see the
lover Of her youth, promised TO marry min
again, and the ceremony Is to be per
formed early in February.
Mrs. English came North soon after she
obtained divorce from her husband. she
Is an educated accomplished woman anc
for a number Of years taught school IN
various towns and cities in the Middle
West Several years ago she was com
PEELED to give up teaching on account o
failing health. A year ago she answereN
Dempster's advertisement for a houses
keeper, and was promptly engaged by tn
wealthy rsnchman TO take care OF ne
home and his lve motherless children.
Mr.. and Mrs. English lived near New
Orleans in their youth and were married
there. He was the son OF a planter ana
was wild and reckless. For time after
his marriage no devoted himself diligently
to business and prospered. Then he tool.
to drink and cards and so neglected hif
young wife that she had to seek a legal
separation from him. English loved his
wife passionately. despite his neglect or
her, and the divorce broke him up badly.
He came North a few months after il
was granted and made his waS West III
was a capable business man when not in
his cups and prospered amazingly. He
acquired valuable grazing lands in wyo'
ming and Montana and an interest in a
number Of gold mines, and to-day ne Is 2
wealthy man. When they are remarre'
MIR. and Mrs. English are going South or
honeymoon journey, and on their return
they will go to Southern California I
spend the rest of their days. they hope
in peace and qules together.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
SOCIETY WHITE LIES
EMBROIL POST OFFICE
Matron Just Knows Her Invitations
Weren't Delivered Because Not
Answered

ST. LOUIS. Jan. TO- Complaint has been
made Of the st. Louis Postofice because
a society woman asserts that thirteen OF
the $50 invitations she sent out for func-
ton were lost She knows they were lost
because the women who did net attend
her function said they didn't get them.
Mrs. Parker. Mrs Ewing HILL Jr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Bruegaman made the ccm-
plant.
Some OF st. Louis society women are
tit candidates for membership IN the An
anais Club" said Postmaster Frank wy
man. They got their invitations. but per-
haps did not choose 10 accept IN m or
found Il impossible. and the elsiast CA
PLANTATION was to say: Why, my dear,
didn't get IT,
1T isn't fair to the postofhce. We, or
I have a thousand details TO look after,
and because one woman chooses TO tell
what she calls a conventional untruth
here we are put to the trouble OF receiving
complaints and Of devotlng time to their
investigation.
"Why don't we have more kicks about
business mail going wrongl Why, because
Il doesn't go wrong. and neither does the
mail intrusted TO our care by society
women get lost
Il have had complaints, too. that In
vitations are not delivered in time for
the recipient 70 respond. All I can say is
that we can't possibly deliver them in
time IL they aren't mailed in time"
Many st. Louis women have resorted
20 the telephone in sending invitations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
STILL LOVED HER
DIVORCED HUSBAND
a Chance Meeting After Separation

A Chance Meeting After a Separation
Of 80 Years Results in Remarriage.
SHERIDAN. wyo.. Jan. l5.--John Eng
ish, wealthy. well-bred southerner. met
BY chance near here few days ago the
woman who 80 years ago obtained a de-
sree of divorce from him, and who fo1
nearly 30 years he believed to be dead
AS a result OF thc meeting the man and
woman have agreed TO bury the diner
snces that separated them and will soon
De remarked
English has a number OF ranches and
lther valuable property in Wyoming and
Montana, and he was driving over the
ountry and looking at land north OF mere
With a view TO buying st when he stopped
or dinner at the ranchhouse OF Milton
Oempster. When the dinner was an.
ounced English was introduced TO o
ood-looking, gray-haired woman OF mid.
lie age when his host calledrdlu dlu
lie age whom his host called Mrs. Eng
ish.
1T is quite coincidence. Mr.. English
remarked Dempster, laughing. "that my
housekeeper should bear the name or my
guest"
English had recognized the woman as
his former wife the instant he was intro
duced TO her. but she had not recognized
him as her former husband. nor did she
recognize him when Dempster made MS
remark about their bearing the sams
name. In the 80 years that had passed
since they had parted from each other
English had grown a full beard had de-
yeloped from a small into a heavy man
and had otherwise changed in a very
marked degree.
After dinner Dempster left the house TO
attend to his guests horses and Engiisr
and his former wife were left alone II
he sitting room.
Then English revealed his identity Il
he woman, took her in his arms ana
begged her to forgive him the wrong ne
aad done Aer 30 years before and PLEADED
'vith her to again become his wife Mrs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
ASKS in VERSE FOR DIVORCE
Iowa Woman Hits at Marriage in
Rhymed Petition.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Jan. ia d.
vorce petition in rhyme was filed IN
court here by Mrs. John Wade wife
OF a local travelling man. Mrs. Wade
lis a middle-aged. good-lookins woman
and this is her second divorce case.
She entities her effort "a Matrimonial
fiyil." When the petition was read
IN court the Judge and spectators roar
cd Here are two stanzas;
A substitute for mum is the latest hit
Just keen a dog TO gTowl and a oat 10
sr'
A domestic parrot can both jaw and
sweas,
A monkey to dispute and pull your
hair.
Don't think you need man to strike
even a match,
There are better places a light &c
scratch.
Talmage says matches in heaven are
made.
But birthstone attachments show wher'
plans are laid.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
NEW CATHOLIC BUREAU
For the Promotion Of Missionary Work
n,,or. t,, No.. l.. n-

For the Promotion Of Missionary Work
49,. A.. A.. >.
~ ''''s''~"'
catholics OF TINS country have Ju't
established bureau for the promotion
OF missionary effont among the color,d
,.o.,o 30 a.. .., IL, 49,,
anu -''e'U
i's heaa as director tho hoF. john y.
Burke who has been fer over twlny
years rector OF parish of co.ored pto-
-, a., ~. vi. .t,.. A ,,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
Me-. Lambert 70 Leeture.

Mrs. Ehie NJ. Lambert, state secre-
tary Of Y branch, Of w. C. T. T.. Of
New York state, also a national tenn
perance lecturer. viii speak on Thurs
day evening in Eastlake Presbyterian
Church. Admission free. A silver Of
fering wiki be taken at the close Of the
address. Everyone is invited to be
present.
The "Y" held its regular monthly
business meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Penrose, 31o9 Market street. after
which refreshments were served and a
very enjoyable evening was spent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
WRECK ON THE B. & 0.
Passenger Trains DetOursd over p 3.
and W. Tracks Through This City.

A broken wheel caused the caboose and
ten cars Of an east-bound extra freight
train. on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. 10 leave the track on Sunday after
noon at Harmony.
Both main tracks we're considerably
damaged. Passenger trains were detour-
ed over the philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington railroad between the. west
yard. Philadelphia and Swan creek with
hut little delay until the track was put In
shape for use again.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
AitraotIons At opera House.

Joseph I. Gamer. manager Of the Opera
House. announces the following attrac.
lions which will be seen at the house
shortly: January To- Liberty Moving
Pictures. Around the World IN Ninety
Minutes; January IS and Il snepard's
Moving Pictures; January IS, al G..
Fields Greater Minstrels; January ~
sousa Opera Company in The Free Lance;
January 2l, The Lion and the Mouse;
January %. Lawrence D'Orsay; january
26. My wife's Family; January q. VIII
ton Iackey; January 81, philadelphia
Orchestra: February H. Maud Adams;
February "A. Under Southern skies FEB
ruary le, The College Widow; February
Is, Kyle Bellew.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
Rrothsrhood Reeeption.

Members Of Delaware Lodge, No.
2s1 Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men and Engineers, are preparing for
their annual dance and reception
which will be held in the New-Century
Club Building on Thursday evening,
January L.
The committee in charge consists
OF William c. Galigna, chairman. Sam
uel Tucker, floor manager, Leroy Dins-
more. secretary and treasurer. George
w. Shakespeare and Robert S. Dunlap.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
WILL FIGHT RULING
Parties Interested in susquehanna Pro-
jeet Will Appeal to Highest Court

Although the courts have decided ad-
versely to the company applying for the
privileges Of erecting mammoth power
plant at conewingo on the susquenanna
river, and later send the current broad
cast through subsidiary companies OF
which the Delaware Transmission Com.
pany is one, the interests affected have
rallied and as a result the Supreme Court
Of the United States will probably be ap.
pealed to in an effort to reverse the de-
cision Of the lower courts.
The outcome Of this controversy viii be
anxiusly awaited by many in this sec
ton who are Interested in the company
recently given charter by the Street
and Sewer Commission over the mayors
veto.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15

FINE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
The farm OF Thomas M. Walker, de
ceased, late Of NH Creek hundred New
castle county, Delaware. consisting Of
about 100 acres OF land with large frame
and stone dwelling house. frame barn,
wagon house and new Sllo thereon, stu
atod In Mil Creek hundred thrce-Quartcis
OF a mile south Of Eden station on the
Landenburg brunch OF the b. and o rail-
road. win be offered at public sale on the
premises on THURSDAY the 18th dav or
JANUARY, a. d.. 1907 az o'clock, o. M.
The above mentioned farm Is n good
state of cultivation, public school within
one-haif mile. railroad station thrce-quar-
tiers OF a mile. The house has bathroom
with hot and cold water. also telephone
connections and electric light. The farm
Is sold 10 close an estate.
For further Information address John
NJ. Walker. Hockessin. Delaware, or Fran-
els NJ Walker. 900 Equitable Bldgr VIII
mington. Delaware.
JOHN M WALKER.
j2AIe.1i1fl5.i6 Administrators
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
X-RAY FINDS NAIL
In LUNG OF BABY
Case Puzzled Doctors For
Months Until photographs
Finally Located Cause
THE CHILD WILL RECOVER

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-Baby rsilor, a
year and some months old found a wir,
nail. bright and shiny He put It in his
mouth. choked stranglod n bit. and began
10 cry. Tho nail disappeared. Nobody but
Isidor knew that ever there had been a
nail His mother flushed him and he
slept
From that hour the baby began to
droop. His mother Mrs BerlIowltz, OF No.
40 Forsyth street exhausted all her own
experience and that OF the elder women
OF a community wnere baby-raising Is a
science. Little Isdor choiSed, walled
strangled, grew feverish and wasted in
flesh
This went on for six months or more
Then the baby having thinned TO almost
q skeleton. his parents took him 70 Beth
Israel Hospital. where the trouble was
pronounced as "abscess of the lung"
The learned specialists who visit the
wards OF Beth lsrael from uptown COM
pared notes. One Of them said: "In my
opinion, there is a foreign body hidden
somewhere in the chest which is causing
all this disturbance Let us have a radio
graph.
That is 70 say, an N-ray picture OF tho
concealed interior Of the patients breath
ing apparatus. One was taken. II showed
only what the doctors already knew, that
the right lung was 'Hnnitrated" or con.
gested into mass much resembling liver
Such q condition, when reached in a cas-,
OF pneumonia Is regarded as dangerous
The cough and tho loss OF flesh IN nowis,
diminished under tho treatment ordere,
by the specialists. and the X-ray picture
did the child no good
Parents viii Celebrate.
Then the specialist who had first ad
vanced the theory Of a foreign body
became insistent Nothing else coult
cause this condition. he. said. THE frs
radiograph must have been no good. MAX
The photographer try again"
This was DONE The second Gray pic
ture showed the nail. as plain as day
right under tho left side OF tho breast
bone Most Of the nail was hidden benin,
It, and is only showed through that bon
In the second radiograph because iron (
hard and a baby's bones are soft The mex
picture located The nail in a bronchla
tube.
The speciailst-it is a rule at Beth Israe
not 10 tell what doctor does this or thai
but this ones name is Huber-cut NJ
he hole in the baby's throat. thrust hi
foroeps down into the bronchial tub,
caught the nail, and pulled 1t out II wa
two and half inches long. This was don
two months after the babys admission
the hospital Since then the congeste
lung has been busy clearing Itself Yestel
day when a reporter saw the child,
was sturdy. rosy and fun-chested, almol
I ready to be sent home.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber about 10 relnquish faim-
ING will sell az public sale al his residence
near Farnhmst. New Castle hundred, Del
aware. two miles from Wilmington on the
State Road MONDAY. JANUARY aust.
1897 at N o'clock a. m. horses. no. s.,
bay colt. three years old, dam TrixyWiiSs,
222. sire clsmere. 30. and holds world s
record for "a OF d mile He IS n good one
and with some handling viii make a very
fast one. 10 head OF good COWS and hciicrs
chickens and five turkeys Farming im-
plemcnts OF all kinds. Harness. 30 tons Of
good timothy hay, 500 bushels of corn,
$50 bushels of potatoes. @ months credit
viii be given. Three per cent. on for cash
PAUL GILLIs.
stldham and Sons, Auc
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
Rsform Ticket Named.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER Jan. 1f--At a citizens meet
ing hetd here on Saturday night the
following ticket was named for the
municipal election being held to-day.
Mayor, William PennswiI; Council
men. First ward. DIR. James Martin;
Second ward George E. Danson; Third
ward. Enoch Clarke; Fourth ward,
James A, KERN. assessor. Stephen L.
II. Warren.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
To Hold Convention.

The annual convention OF the state wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union VIII
be held in Laurel October 16 to Is.
The Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, OF phil
adelphia, and Mrs. Cora Seberry. Y sec
rotary OF the State Of New York. have
been engaged as speakers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
company EIeets oAReers.

A. a meeting OF the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company yesterday the
following directors were elected: .
Samuel Bancroft Jr., William r. Coch-
ran, Francis K. Kelly. Isaac c. Elliott,
Alfred A Curtis-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
FARMS Foa SALE.

BUY A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming. Soil
adapted 20 great variety ol crops Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
duets. Farm lands IN these states ny
speciality, sold and bought Write fof par
tlcuiars. RAYMOND q. Prick. ilQl r.. r.
Trust BID. Philadelphia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
wANrEn.

WANTEn-pigcon manure. G.. and J.
Pyle, corner Sixth and Monroe So iS-u
WANTED-ioo0 hens, white or barred
Rocks, and white Lcghorn. state price
wanted Address undcrcllm roul'ry
Farm. Landenhurg, Pa. is-Bt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
FoR GALE.
REMNANT STORE
Fine Wooden Dress Goods Remnants.
JOHN Il. THOMAS.
COG King Street.

Creek hundred. stock and impis-
ments.
Feb. 1--Georse Whitfield. New Caste
hundred, stock and farm implo-
monts.
Feb 81. corbit Davidson. Red Lion
hundred, stock and implement.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
NOTICE

NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF The National Building
Loan and provident Association will hc
held az the office OF tho Company q18
Market street. Wilmington. Delaware on
Tuesday, january To- 1907 az s o'clock D..
M. n. h. l.. and T.. Association. n. a.
Lcisen. secretary.
if-St
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY TO LOAN on desirable first
MORTGAGES on city properties IN amounts
20 suit. HAWKINS & co. 1i2 Mnrkek St
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15

IIIITITI" UIITIT| 7 -
OF HORSES. WAGONS AND HARNESS
At Klair and Hollingsworths Bazaar on
SATURDAY. Jan, 10, lalh
az ] o'clock.
Is head OF horses OF an Nf0
kinds. Is good nrst-class AZ "
horses. Is good useful sore tAA 49,
horses q troubled with an Mi
kinds of faults days trial .ISN=H
Fair dealings 90 an. Horses 49,
al an times al private sale.
KLAIR g. HOLL1NGsWORrH.
ti5-3t 30S West Sth st., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 q rco a
up at T.. ROSIN. t23 w. Second street
Work guaranteed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
BOATS AID LAUNCHES.
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE

FOR SALE Desirable building lots. GO .
ncr Eighth and Locust Apply g. 44
Burns. Grecnvllle, Del. jl2-6t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
ELEcTRloAL ooNTRAcToRs.
CARPET WEAVING.

BEST RAG CARPETS In tho United
States. wove wen. look we'll wear we'll
All kinds woven 10 order. GEO. w. MA r.
SHALL, 202ik Monroe 50. o9-eod
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15

HAVE two nicely furnished rooms 20
rent for dodgers only. Reference required.
Apply at once, 6l3 w. Second st. ii5-3t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A. PRICE civn engineer ar 4
surveyor. iO00it Market ST.. both phone
opposite Court House s2s-eod
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-15
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
WARNER S. LEWIS,
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FLAT FOR RENT three rooms. hot
and cold water. with bath. Inquire el3
Poplar il5-2t