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Evening journal., 1907-06-08
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule IN effect June ?, 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station
WILMINGTON. DEL

Daily Daily except Sunday. Sun
New YOEK and the East .2.2s, .o2
1888, t111s, s11.35 a. m, fl.l6, -S.S0' -o'l'
"Rovai Limited" ZAP. ~l1.OO p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, '22ts -O.lo, i0.ev w
caD, is 49, $40 QocaD, 800, iS.l5. 500 20
caD 1898, s1i.OS QocaD 1855 Qoea) ih.ls'
sll.35 a. m, IFS, 1905 (locaD, 'SS0 s4's9.
QocaD, f452 QocaD, *5.1l hoyal i..ihil7l
t6.20 QocaD, 100. sos QocaD, -..4-' se'o-'
Qocal). s1l0O p. m. .-.o n,
CHESTER, 1880 Qocap, t6.4O, .'.-o 70 Vss
cal 1900, ISIS, sS4 QocaD, "9.So, 9ilve
OocaD, 1853 OocaD, sll3 a. m., tL1a,
f3O5 OocaD sA30 QocaD, f4.5l QocaD, iO.1u
uocaD. 100. s7.05 QocaD, "i.42 500 uoeaD
BALTIMORE Il WASHINGTON .A:5' ~
1850 slO.49 a. m, *l.06, ESQ +4,4,, ls,o'
s6.44 Royal Limited, 'sOs 'So4 y a. ~ IA
BALTIMORE and Way stations t''o'
sS.49 a. M. f3.15. s5.5S p. m. ..-o
NEWARK. "4.55, 100, ss4s' ts'o9 a. ns, da
f12.4O. "1o6, t3.15, t5.5o, so.0s' f''VV' 's'V'
sis,fS sfNGSERLY. Z. rOo ss.49. 1850 Gxpreessl
q. m. 1870 ts15, 1850 (Express) so'oS'
100, S1l-30 D. m. ~ .,o .,
LANDENBURG and way stations 'lo.l'
a. m, 1900 S7.25 p. m. ,- AZ "A
PITTSBURCf, F4.55 a10.49 a. m. s44ii ioV'
&c "A Royal Limited" 1854 p. m;
CHICAGO s455, '1049. a. m, 100 p, ~
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS q LUIS
WILLIE s455 a. m. ei06. a9.O9 p m. -
Del ave. Sta, De,marvia Tel zlSo' ~ ~
& A. Tel 1422-A City Ticket Ofhce' oy'
Market street ID. d A. Tel. l'oo-A' Ne'
marvia Tel 2i95. -,
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
THE USUAL WARNING

The rules Of the civil service COM
mission have been so amended as to
prohibit all persons in the classified
civil service from taking an active
part in political campaigns. The
amendment was made through an ex-
ecutive order issued by the president
and is as follows:
Persons who by the provisions Of
these rules are in the competitive class
flied service. while retaining the right
20 vote as they please and to express
privately their opinions on all political
subjects, shall take no active part in
political management or in political
campaigns"
The addition was made on the recon-
mendation OF the commission. and it
is the result of numerous complaints
which have reached the bureau from
time TO time from various parts Of the
country, and especially from North
Carolina. The order does not cover
postmasters. marshais. and others not
in the classified servl
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
W 0 M AN KIND
Paris 10 the Rescue.

SCOT and dustl But let's be thankful
that there's a crumb Of sunshine in the
affliction in the way of report from
Paris that white gloves won't have to
be blackened by them any more Tan
gloves and dark reds will take place
of white for street wear. while for re-
ceptions, balls and parties pearl or
gray will be the proper caper. or
course. the white glove fashion is eN-
pensive enough to please most women
who don't want to wear pair more
than once anyway. but those who live
in smoky cities can't keep white gloves
looking presentable even through that
one afternoons wearing. It isn't half
as trying for them 10 feel that SCOT
and dust are streaking their lungs a
dingy, thundercloud blue as TO see
their fresh white gloves being dyed
and decorated in the same style.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Stick un Eenthers.

Feathers are going steadily upwards.
Not the feathers on the spring mill
linery that needs to be riveted on the
wearer's head this breezy spring, for
these plumes, whose business IL is TO
trail gracefully over one shoulder are
often blown up high. thereby revealing
hairdressing secrets not meant for
public gaze. 1t is the featherv even
ing headdress that cannot stand too
high apparently If reports from Paris
may be believed-and evidently they
may, for Mrs. Ratonyi appeared in the
theatre in Newport the other night
with an aigrette in her hair that would
warrant members Of the Audubon So
ciety in cutting her dead It was fully
a quarter Of a yard long and Of vari-
GUS tints Of yellow shading from the
palest amber to the deepest orange.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Now School for Housewol,rsrs.

Many Massachusetts women who,
owing to the scarcity Of servants, have
been left high and dry and forced 70
do work which taxes their strength II
Il doesn't disagree with their inclina-
ton, may find comfort in knowing that
q school in which women and girls
shall be instructed in housework is
to be established in their State. This
school, which shall enable women to
earn an Independent and honorable
living and to attain the dignity of in,
dustrial labor is provided for in the
win OF Frank 3. Cotton. a BroolSline
banker, which was filed for probate in
Dedham yesterday. The estate is val
ued at $500 900, Of which about half is
left in trust to certain benehciaries.
At the death of the trust benefciaries
the residuary estate is to be devoted
to the founding of the school.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
SILVERBRCOK ANNIVERSARY

There will he baptism and reception
of members at Silverbrook Church to-
morrow morning. In the evening the
annual children's day services will be
held by the Sunday school. The day
will mark the anniversary of the nrst
children's service held under the beech
tree on the second sunday in june
1881 which resulted IN the organization
Of SiiverbroolS Sunday school, with
Charles A. Foster. as superintendent.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
MIDDLETOWN MENTION
Special to The Evening Journal

Special 10 Inc Evening JouindA
MIDDLETOWN, Del, June s.-The
commencement exercises Of the Mid
dletown High School viii be held in
the Opera House on Monday evening.
June "a. The address to the graduates
viii be made by Professor Francis
Green Of the West Chester State Nor
NAL School. on the next evening, a
class reception viii be given by the
principal, Miss Howell. and on We'd
nesday evening. a dance viii be given
the High School pupils in the assem-
bly, room at the school.
At a meeting of the Town Commits
sioners it was decided to increase the
rates on town taxes from S1.10 to S1.25
on the 500.
Miss May Whaley Of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting Miss Dora Price.
Mrs. Robert Francis of Baltimore
Nd, is staying with her aunt, Mrs
Margaret Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cochran have
been at Atlantic City. n. j.
Mrs Abram Hayden and son have
been visiting relatives in Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Naudain of VIII
mington, have been. spending a Few
days with their parents here.
Mrs. John c. Sites was in Whining.
ton this week.
Irving Metten Of New York, has beer
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. Metten.
Mrs. J. r. Brown has been entertain
ing her niece. Miss Maybrey from vii.
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs George Allen OF Phi.
adelphia have returned home, after Z
visit with friends here.
Miss Florence Owens Of Perryville
Nd. spent part of this week with Mrs
/ E. r. Alexander.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
NO DEEP WATER;
CITY LOSES PLANT
Steel Industry Wanted TO
LOCae lis Plant on
River Front

The fact that the Delaware River of
Wilmington Is not deep enough TO per-
nit the construction Of a wharf at
which vessels Of deep draft might load
caused the city to loose the big steel
industry that has decided to erect a
5000 plant at New Castle. This was
the explanation given yesterday by
David J. Renhardt. counsel for the
concern, when an Evening Journal re-
porter asked him why the company
had not located here.
Eyes. the concern at one time thought
OF establishing its plant here but
combination of circumstances pre-
vented, principal of which was the
lack Of deep water facilities off the
city" said Mr. Reinhardt He explain
ed that some time ago he acquainted
members Of the Board OF Trade with
the fact that the company desired TO
erect a steel plant here and several
river front sites were looked at. The
officials announced that those shown
were suitable. provided the price OF
land was reasonable and deep water
at hand. They explained that much Of
their product would be for export and
that wharves. therefore. would have to
be built that vessels might load from
them. The deep water unfortunately
for the city. was not TO be had, where.
upon the officials announced thoy
would be obliged TO look elsewhere FOR
a site for their industry.
Tho plant win mean much TO New
Castle. 1t viii occupy 90 acres Of
ground along the river front there
which was bought at $50 an acre. When
finished It viii give employment to
1900 men and win be one Of the lars
est steel plants in the East outside OF
Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Avoid EnuIand. Ye Fasoinator..

Chorus girls. manlcurists, steno-
graphers and cloak inodels-in fact.
the whole coterie OF facinators-may
drop England from their scheme Of
things If they hear Of statement
which DR.. Emil Relck has just ut
tered He says; 'Tn England men
are too busy to love. A man faded
TO death by forty letters and fifteen
kilograms in day cannot in the even
ing indulge in the excitement of either
a handshaking tragedy or the passion
of an all-absorbing love. So he fiirts.Y
This isn't so in America, of course.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
chIIdren,s pav a. Rethnnv.

In the auditorium Of Bethany Baptist
church tomorrow evening the annual
Children's Day exercises will be held.
Summer Garlands" is the title of the
sacred cantata that viii be presented.
A large circular board will be used 10
teach the lesson Of "Christ the Center "
When the different regiments" are
attached it viii resemble a wheel. de-
claring Christ to be the center Of art,
literature and civilization. A short
address by the pastor and musical Sc
lection viii complete the program.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
.ROTS GLOBE
AT EIGHTY
Special to mo Evening Journal.

DOVER. Del. June e--Joseph Burch-
email. a celebrated Kent countian and
former prothonotary OF Dover, has
written to James B. Anderson, Of
Frederica, that he has completed a
second trip around the world at eighty.
He is four-score years old, and on the
recent trip around the globe he gained
four pounds, Weighing now 246, never
missed a meal, enjoyed the best Of
health, wrote three books, the first
containing 200 pages. Mr. BurchenaL
the globe-trotter. Of four-score, says
in his letter:
MY first voyage around the world
took FIVE years and three months;
but that time I spent seventeen
months mining in Australia, and near
ly three years in California, a part Of
the time digging gold.
Il have crossed the Atlantic twenty
five times and the Pacific twice. and
that is enough. So II ever reach
the East, I never expect to cross the
ocean again"
Snapper soup tonight at Laws, n.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
HORSE SHOW
IN LONDON

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
LODON. June S-London has made
its first bid as a serious rival TO New
York in giving successful horseshows
with tho opening at olympia OF its
first great equine exhibition. The in
ternational character OF the gathering
and the fact that It is supported by
society Of all the capitals gives the
exhibition its best standing.
New York has contributed largely to
make the exhibition what IL is and any
success it attains must be credited
largely to the United States.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Reflections of a RaohnIor.

It's a poor joke that won't find some-
body to try to work 1t Off for his own.
Boys have to be graduated from
college so as to begin to get an edu-
cation.
A man can have a very nice sum-
mer vacation unless he goes away
from home.
The worst thing to a girl about be-
ing a wallfower IS everybody is go
ing to <ell about It.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
% IN CLASS,
LEAVE JUNE lS
sneclnl 10 TLe Evenlng Journal.

Special to Tie Evening Journal
DOVER, Del. June s-Methodists
and others from all parts OF the
peninsula arrived hero to-day for the
commencement week exercises at the
wilmington Conference Academy
which viii begin in Wesley M. A..
Church tomorrow with the baccal-
aureate sermon by DR.. A. w. Light
bourne. followed by the annual Aca-
DENY sermon by Rev. J. w Colona'
Of Bridgevine. an alumnus Of the in
stitution. Thusday viii be commePce-
ment night
The 1907 class consis 5 Of twents-
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
RET Nh q. PEPPER.

spiritualistic leaders flock, is the
happy bridegroom. lie is about sixty
years Old and has offices in Liberty
street, Manhattan. The couple are
now stopping i'm a handsome house at
No. 5S7 st. Marks avenue, purchased
by Mr.. Vanderbilt last summer.
Mrs. Pepper became acquainted with
Mr. Vanderbilt about three years ago
after a seance at which he had beer
an interested attendant. Several
months ago they became engaged, but
only the closest Of their friends knew
of their engagement.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08

NEW YORK. June s-The Rev. May
s. Pepper head Of the Fraternity Of
the Soul Communion Church and
chaperon Of the spirit control" known
as Little Brighteyes." is bride.
Second only in Importance TO this
event is the announcement that she
viii give up the pastorate Of her
church and retire from her work as a
medium.
Although celebrated on Saturday
last. tho news OF the Pepper nupitais
did not become public until yesterday.
Edward Ward Vanderbilt. one Of the
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
HOW TO BEAUTIfY THE FACE

NEW YORK. June Here Is a dis
covery that beauties the face and an
opportunity to give the skin a thor
ough external spring cleansing at
slight cost Nine. Rupperts cele-
brated face bleach is the only known
remedy that permanently removes
pimples, freclles and blackheads, and
to supply every woman in Wilmington.
the Miller Drug Co. are selling it this
week at their toilet goods department
at twenty-five cents a bottles
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Women's Skirts

For every purpose. Many exclusive
STYLES are included which you would pre-
fer and which you can't get later. Better
choose while every advantage invites Sc
lection. The assortment includes Rum
about. Tourist Rainy-day and handsome
Dress Skirts The cloths consist Of all
the popular cloths in plain colors, checks
and stripes. voile or silk in the newest
pleated effects or the gored flare model.
Cloth Skirts in Panama, Serge. Sicilian
and many stylish suitings so to $1,000
Black and white Wolfe, unlined, full
plated models ..........S7 $50 to $1,000
silk Skirts, of chiffon Taffeta in black,
both plain, plated and embroidered,
$1,000 to $1,000
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
MAJOR KBSES LEGO BABIES

ALTON. Ill, yune s S-Mayor Beal' Of
Alton. known as the "storS Mayor
because he continually preached anti
race suicide and offers prizes lof
babies. kissed about one thousand pa
bies this afternoon at a Sunday school
picnic.
Il don't know who this doctor is
that spoke at Atlantic city about II
being dangerous TO kiss babies OF
what manner Of man nc may be, but
certainly he never has experienced the
carcsses of children.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08

an absolutely smooth suTiace-
All styles are graded in sizes from 81
to "a inches bust measure. VIII fit all.
kind Of figures .......5oc to S2.oo'each
If you need Corsets, why not let our
expert salesladics supply you with the
kind that is suited TO your figure, instead
Of buying the kind that your neighbor has
suggested. We have all the good kinds
here at all prices. s.............. .SIoo up
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
WILSON LINE
Philadelphia Passenger and Freight
IRON STEAMERS ''BRANDYWINE'
AND "CITY OF CHESTER"

IRON STEAMERS ''BRANDYWINE"
AND CITY OF CHESTER"
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street Wharf
week days and Sundays, for Chester and
Philadelphia at 730 and 1880 a. m, lS0
and AIS .. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf, week days and Sundays at 7.30
and 1870 a. m, 130 and 4.15 p. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS-Extra
boats leave Wilmington and Philadelphia
at 100 and $50 D. m.
For Washington Park, 1890 n. m, 80,
as and 700 p. m. Returning, leave Wash
ington Park at 4.30. 715 and 1000 %. m.
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, be-
tween Philadelphia and Wilmington, one
way. 30c-round trip, SOC. on all other
days special one day limited fare one way
15c-round trip CSC
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
AT Hanover,

At Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning the Rev. r. l.. jack
son will speak upon "The Broken
Body" In the evening he viii de-
liver the last Of the series or sermons
entitled "The Coming Conflict" talk
ing for his subject: "The situation as
Eternal Justice VIII Finally Have IT.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
BuSHLINE

Freight received for all points, given
personal attention, and torwaloeol
promptly at lowest rates and by pest
routes
Boats leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 600 p. m. daily Sunday
excepted.
Through rates and bills OF lading is-
sued.
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO,
Pier g. South Wharves. Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Corsets of Quality

At prices that are an
after consideration.
The DeBevoise and
Warner Brassures are
perfect bust supporters
and close fitting corset
covers in one garment.
Made of the most dur
able, fine lightweight
batiste, trimmed with
lace, is lightly boned
down the front to give
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
To oraanIze a Rrotherhood.

A Wesley Brotherhood movement ia
about TO be inaugurated at Epworth
NJ. f. Church for the benefit OF the
young men OF the church and COM
munity. City Councilman William
White and the pastor. Rev. John NJ.
Arters are leading the movement.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Harry C. Blendt. It only lived short
Whflo
M. Y. p. U. Excursion.

The Methodist Young Peoples an
nual moonlight excursion win be given
on next Tuesday evening. on tho
steamer City OF Chester. leaving
Fourth street wharf at S o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Children's Shoes

Children's White Canvas, White Buck
skin and Tan Russia Calf Shoes, White
Canvas and Tan Russia Calf OXfords
Prices as follows
White Canvas Shoes SI.2s, $I.5o, $500
White BuclSsllin Shoes $500 and $500
Tan Russia Calf Shoes and Oxfords,
$500, S225, $3.50
White Canvas Oxiords,
SI.as, SI.35, $3.50
One Strap Patent Leather Sandal,
75c to SI.5o
Roman Sandals Red Kid and Coltskin,
$I.5o
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Four Leassd Duck, Monstrosity.

SMYRNA, June s-A four-legged
duck is the latest monstrosity brought
10 Smyrna The duck was one Of a
lot hatched recently on the farm Of
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
Diamond Ice Contest

The following verse. written by Francis Baird 91S i
Jefferson Street. ste Twelfth FIVE-DOLLARI |
GOLD Ri The new c5lorsI I,essvr- ~ -. .-----
Just adopted by the at Atlantic city She VIII
In the evening The school will on next Tuesday.
e Children's Following
for the
Voluntary. state OF Ohio Toledo
pise Ye the Name Of the Lord, county IS ,s ,,'
The winning will be published the drm Of \ J
betical order. ness m 'D-
The last six verses, beginning with S, T, U. v, W. |
x, Y, z, must be submitted by Thursday June 18th.
For full particulars concerning the contest pre-
vious issues of this paper
Evening journal., 1907-06-08

three. There are thirteen girls. They
win bid farewell to their alma mater
on the thirteenth OF June.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08

Snapper soup tonight at Laws, n.
w. Cor. Fourth and Shipley.r
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-17
Insult to Intelligence.

An evidence of Democratic oppo-
sitlon to local selfgovernment is
bearing fruit in almost every county
in the State by the magistrates who
failed to qualify before January LIST,
1907, and many who have done SO
In the past failing to give the salts
faction necessarily to be expected
from those who hold these offices.
There is a demand for local self gov
eminent which the legislature would
do we'll to heed, for even in the
demo, ratio party there are no uncer-
tain sounds being heard On this SUBJ
ject. The people Of North Carolina
are competent to govern themselves,
and it is an insult to our intelli-
gence and manhood, for a party OF
its leaders ia persist, by its persist
ent action, in retaining and passing
laws in defiance of this local self:
government sentiment in North
Carolina.-Union Republican.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-17
BALLOT BOX sTUFFING.

1t Seems to Depend Upon a Mans Poll
tics as to Whether He 10 Punished.
There have several things hap
pened lately that brought to my
mind in severe contrast the differ
ence in the treatment melted out tC
a Republican, charged with crime, az
compared with that visited upon a
Democrat charged with a like of
Tense. ] have no apology to Offer
for any Republican who is guilty,
but when there is a manifest differ.
ence in the treatment of two men
charged with similar offenses il
brings the courts into contempt, the
people cease to respect them, and
the tendency is to promote rather
than prevent crime. One of the
matters that set me to thinking
along this line is the prosecution OF
Riggsbee, of Durham, on the accu.
sation that he stuffed the ballot box
there. He may or may not be
guilty, as to the facts know moth.
ing, but this 1 do know, that the
Solicitor has used and is using every
fort In his power to convict him,
against which l have not a word tc
say; but is Riggsbee any more guilty
than the election officers of Halifax
and other eastern counties where
ballot box stuff ng has been 80 oper
and undisguised that it has not ever
been denied? Yet no effort hal
ever been made to put these gentle
men in the penitentiary. Was il
any worse in Riggsbee to stuff the
ballot box in Durham than for thu
officers of Chatham County to stea
the election in that county? Ye
when they were indicted for theil
crimes by Solicitor Brooks, the very
same Solicitor who is prosecuting
Riggsbee, the Democratic Legislature
repealed the law so as to save these
men, every one of whom, if guilty
at all, is just as guilty as Riggsbe,
can possibly be under any circum
stances, if he should be guilty o.
everything against him.-"Justice'
in Union Republican.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-17

The Nall Case Is Being Tried In Wake
Court.
The Nall case is being tried in
Wake Superior Court this week. 1t
will be remem beRed that Thomas
Nall, of Chatham County, an inmate
of the insane asylum at Raleigh, es-
capped from the attendants one day
in September, 1905, and was chased
and overtokeu by them near Cara
leigh Mills, aud Nall died soon af
terwrds. The attendants J G. King,
L. r. High, Jack Peel and W. F.
Durham who captured Nall, who
were charged with causing his death
by beating and otherwise cruelty
treating Nall, were bound over to
court as a result of the findings of
the C0roner's jury.
One of the witnesses, Mr.. j. P.
Massey, of Swift Greek, this county,
states that he was returning from
Raleigh that day and Nall ran past
him and entered the woods and very
soon the attendants passed and he
heard a scuffie in the woods and
heard geveral ticks and then heard a
man say "I will give up" Other
witnesses testified that when the at
tendants were returning with Nall
that they stopped at the Caraleigh
Phosphate Mills and several saw a
deep cash in the patients head and
other bruises on his person, that they
treated him cruelty, and that when
one Of the witnesses asked one OF
the attendants why they didn't tele.
phone to DR.. Mckee, the superin-
tendent, about Nall and his condi-
ton, the attendant replied, "Dr
Mckee didn't care a damn" Nall's
hands were tied behind him and was
allowed to lay in the hot sun on his
face for sometime. The patient was
finally returned to the asylum by
private conveyance, where he died
some hours afterwards. The de-
PENDANTS claim that Nall hurt him
self by coming in contact with q
barbedwire fence and by falling
DR.. T. M. Jordan, who was Coroner
at that time, stated to the court that
NalPs death was caused from wounds
on head. The case is still in pro-
gress and will probably consume the
greater part of this week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-17

A bill has been offered in the leg.
islature to create a new office of AS
sistant Attorney General at salary
of 81, 800 per year, to increase salary
of the Attorney General and also
increase salaries of other State Off.
GERS. We had hoped the insane
would be provided for before the
officeholders got their hands in The
treasury.