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Evening journal., 1907-01-01
MANY COSTUMES ISSUED
ovsr One Thousand viii Be Used in
Production Of Professor
Napoleon.

Costumes 10 the number OF l.fo) are ni-
ing ,ssued each day 10 the army 81 p,i
,,c,r,nts who will sing and act N 'ne
,,- ,,nusical extravaganza a college h's'
,,,osos,.,r Naprleon. which will be p-o-
go ,n tho Gsand Opra House nest
,, Ae stated bcfo.e in The Jeu ~
,hera will be 100 Wnni1eton paepe NJ .n,s
gigantic undertaking and an ifo" II
r,,nrton. II is quite interesting 90 see now
,,,oss costumes are distributed. bacn par
,,-,-.. ,,uet he measured as the cos
,,,,,os must all be a perfect Mt Inc room
A, the Masonic building. where tney "io
storad resembles a department suoie 81
-, c,hristuas time with the shelves
49, htgb with ribbons and laces ana
49,. r,sterials Of every hue. There are
costumes galore for college girls sorese
mem. sailors, witches Japanese. oan''
.,,,ls impz. football boys, toekiea' m
s,ars school boys auhomohte s"l7'
o,,a,,s,a,,rs and many other character
Artboneh the ward robe mistress mas
several assistants. they are scarcely aas-
ouate 10 attend to the crowds. N@'uraiiy
..ch one wants the best costume ana en''
,ost a. and pandem0nium re'gns' as e''h
ono calls out the number Of their sioFes'
or slippers. or hats. 49,,
Two az the Ioadine principals who s'ns
,osa,,o roles in Professor Napoleon are
Miss luna Maynard and william srPs-
hears Miss Baynard will sing the reis
Of Helen. and Mr.. Brashears the r7ie =
picbard Both are supposed 20 be students
a. abe college Many Wilmingtonians arr
.lreadv familiar with their excellent
,.aices thov having sung IN many con-
certs during the past Re" Years,
II IS reported that Norris G. morgan
will sing the role Of Professor Napo'eoh'
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

in the greer barry. but that hasn't affect
ed the consumer. Uhe retail dealer stand-
ing the loss. The cause of the advance an
the price Of coffee has been an artificial
one. 1t is due 70 plan known as 'valori-
zation.' which Is being tried In Brazil the
largest conoe-producing country in the
world. Three of the great coffee-growins
states there-Minas, Rio and San Paulo-
nave Joined hands to buy up the surplus
and have undertakes 20 guarantee 90
withhold from the market 100000 bags on
1872 pounds each. If necessary 70 their puf-
nose. this "a 20 be followed by purchases
Of another 2.0o0.ooo bags TO be held In tne
same manner O. the first ins'alment. AZ -
bag these 100000 bass would assr sate
S3o.o0Ooo0.
"The whole scheme Is an experiment.
The trade Is divided in opinion as 20
whether Il will accomplish what the
fee-bearlng states expect 20 realiz from
il. because a. Is in conflict with al pre-
conceived ideas as TO the importance OF
supply and demand.
"Knowing well that no matter how
many bags are offered on the mark :
there are still held IA reserve and t3ii
for this enormous quantity OF conee'
which is costing large sums for storage
,ptarert and shrinkage In weight "a 'afs
nroportion Of the coffee buying public be-
ueves that soner or later when 'h re-
serve stock has to be marketed. the pee
nle who have been waiting VIII come TO
their own.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

NOTICE., JAMES TONER, the owner
and occupant OF the house situated az the
northeast corner OF Sixth and Madi-
son streets. IN the Fifth ward, IN
the city Of wilmington. county OF New
Castln and State Of Delaware. in COM
plianee with the requirements OF the acts
Of tho General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
THAI shall apply in writing to the Court
OF General Sessions Of the state Of Della
ware. in and for New Castle county. On
Monday the ith day OF February, 4. d.
1877, being the next term Of said court,
for a license for said house as an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liancrs IN less quantities than one quart
70 he drunk on the premises; and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward.
at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders of said ward, recommend the
said application, viz:
George IT. Warren George Wheeler
Robt. s. Miller Sr. Samuel File
j. Wesley Vernon John L. Wright
John A. Mahoney James ]. Fox
Harry CrOzicr Edward a. hassoni
his Henry White
Patrick CX) Harkln, Arthur i. Jones
mark r. Joseph Green
John Dohcrty Max Green
George G.. Albert Samuel A. Williams
r. Oestreicher Thomas Coyn
James y. HassOp John ~ Wilkerson
Fred c. Mammele Antonio Baronc
George c. Schiller A. ]. Kooch
d3i-3t JAMES TONER.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
DIVORCED FROM PASTOR
Mrs. Brown, Tho Once Appeared on
Stage, Gets Decree at Sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Jan. Mrs.
Florence Holiday Brown who caused
q sensation four years ago by appear
ing as an &C iress IN a Brooklyn thea
tire. has secured q divorce here from
the Rev Charles S. Brown, formerly
rector Of St Paui's Episcopal Church.
Brooklyn.
Trouble between Mrs. Brown and
her husband first reached a climax in
November, 1902. when Mrs. Brown
asked for alimony and the charge Of
her boy. then eight years old. She
made several charges Of misconduct
against her husband, but the motion
was denied. After the failure Of this
action Mrs. Brown returned to live
with her husband. but little later she
again left him. saying that she had
found him guilty Of additional mis-
conduct.
Just before this last rupture she had
appeared as a singer on the stage Of
the orpheum Theatre. Brooklyn. The
patrons of the City Mission, her hus-
bands charge, objected strongly TO
this public appearance of their pastors
wife, and requested him to induce her
70 leave. This Mrs. Brown refused to
do, as she said that she needed the
money she earned to support her boy
and send him 10 school
After she had been appearing for a
week the hackers of the City Mission
made an offer 10 Increase Mr.. Browns
salary Although It was not stipulated
that Mrs. Brown should leave the stage
Il was understood that only on that
condition would the addition to the
minister's salary be made.
on the following Sunday Mrs. Brown
ended her stage career with a sacred
concert" 1t was shortly after this
that she again attempted to gain her
divorce. This application was also
denied She tainted when she heard
the decision, and had to be carried
out OF the court room She came here
last spring.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

At the New Century club the mem
bers of the various lodges of knights
of Pythias will assemble this afternoon
ana evening TO attend a Shakesperian
recital to be given by MIR. and Mrs
Francis Labadie, the famous enter
tanners. The receipts Of the entertain
ment win be for the benefit OF the
Grand L4dge of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
In. Rohinson Home.

Ross Robinson. formerly an invoice
clerk at the plant Of the Pussy and
Jones Company. who has been in bus
mess for himself in Cleveland for sew
eral months, has returned TO this city.
He has accepted a position with the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
work Of orphans court.

Before Chancellor Nicholson yesterday
roeanb G. JoIls. who Is about 10 enter
upon his second term as Clerk OF nc
Orphans Court and Register IN chanccfy'
entered bonds in 5000 In each case. ms
bondsmen were Martin y. Burris and l..
c. Aston
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
Mil elect Officers.

Members Of the Brandywine Fire Com
pany tonight viii hold an election OF or
ncers to serve during the coming year
There are contests on for nearly every
office and as the result viii be close an
the members are requested 10 attend the
session.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

The person who six months ago lost
4 pin on which was engraved '"--
member of graduating class Of Har-
gard University. Nov. 1906" can have
the pin by calling at No. Sol Pine
street and proving property.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
EoR oALE.

FOR SALE-Several display tables,
made Of golden oak, strongly built and
finished with heavy brass trimmings; can
be used as a dining room table, kitchen
table. or can be turned into a book rack
for the library; also suitable for store
keepers display table; very cheap. Apply
Lippincott q Co.. basement n28-tf
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
Enoins Driver Nh.

James McHugh. driver df the Lib
erty Fire Company's steamer. is sick
and for several days has been unable
10 attend to his duties. While he is
away his brother, William McHugh,
will take his place as driver.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

piece an original two years run. Con-
sequently. a confidential friend saw tho
show. and then earle made his selec-
tions for the cast-Victor Morley for
George Grossmiths role. Bessie Nc
Coy Tor Gertie Millers. oud Emma
Janvier for the part talSeusbH Connie
Ediss. Mr.. Carrie ha dno opportunity
DO see the English company ON account
OF his phenomenally long season In
1.-THE Mayor Of Tokio;" nfty-eight
weeks-As neanly as possible. however.
he has chosen the equivalent for tho
English originals. taking Edmund
Payue's part himself. Mr.. Morley and
Miss Mccoy both made trips to see
1.-THE Spring Chicken" in London and
also 20 renew home ties-both being
English.
Tho management OF tho Lyceun
Theatre can claim, without fear OF
contradiction. that Il is to-day offer
ing one OF the best New Years at
fractions which II has ever offered 20
Its patrons. The play Is "Thorns AMI
Orange Blossoms" which opened yes
terday 20 good houses and which ought
20 have good houses for the remain
der Of the engagement. The show -
prettily mounted and IL Is only neces-
sary to state that II Is a decentralization
of Bertha M. Clay's famous novel ef
the same name 70 show that 1t has a
plot The company is one of the best.
IL is headed by Miss Earle I4ndon.
who is well known here as a capable
actress.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
REMNANT STORE
Fine Wooden Dress Goods Remnants.
JOHN Il. THOMAS,
COS King Street.
LOST, srRAYEp OR STOLEN.

LOsT-Pair gold nose glasses. Thursday
morning, between Front and Jackson and
thirteenth and Poplar SITS. Reward ~ re.
turned 70 Journal Office. d22-tf
LOsT-A blue ncarrier pigeon, banded
No. l3. 1906, Kew away from loft at Els
mere last Wednesday. Liberal reward If
returned to Percival Brown, Elsmere
Postoffice, Delaware. d29-3t
LOsT-Iadies' watch, with name Of An
ME Braden engraved ia case, In going
from sos East Eighth to Eighth and Mar
ket TO Vandever avenue and Pine street.
Reward Il returned to 800 East Eighth
street d3l-3t
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
Purchase Property.

Harris Brothers. pawnbrokers, have
purchased the Thomas building, No.
500 Market street. the price paid being
S17,250. Mr. Harris will still continue
in his present place Of business.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

B6Y a FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA,
NEW Jersey OR DELAWARE.
Best states for prohtahle farming Soil
adapted TO great variety Of crops Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
ducts. Farm lands IN these States NY
Specially, sold and bought Write foi par
ticulars RAYMOND q. FRICK, no. r. z.
Trust Bles PhHadelphia
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
MORTGAGE BROKERS.

-ey-~~.----~~~-o-o~~~~0-0
MONEY TO LOAN on desirable first
on city properties IN amounts
to. suit. HAWKINS q CO. III Market st.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. civn engineer and
surveyor. 1009h Market St.. both phones.
opposite Court House s29-eod
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

It is now unlawful TO do any Of these
things:
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

At the Lyceum January q 5 and y
VIII be seen Last Seasons great success
the thrilling melodrama novelty. mo
Mother 20 Guide Her" which Lillian
Mortimer Is again using as her star
ring vehicle this season. IL tells 4
story Of a young girl betrayed under
promise OF marriage, her child stolen
from her and finding that death Is pre-
ferable TO her present condition, at this
moment finds a friend true and stead
fast IN girl Of the streets who gives
her that aid and comfort that is Sc
valuable to a woman In her condition.
This new found friend helps her to win
the fight IN the battle for existence and
Il Is In this creature OF the crowded
tcnenents OF the city that Miss Nor
timer VIII, no doubt. add many friends
to the host she has IN this city.
one Of the newest sensations IN play
oaeri as Al Arthur Nelson's great auto
Noodle racing play. 1.-The Governors
Pardon" which will he presented IN
this city az the I.yceum on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. Ii has record
Of phenomenal business drawing power
and Il WAS acclaimed the greatest Sue
cess OF last season. The play itself IS
a mammoth affair requiring four acts
for It's proper portrayal. and comprising
some entirely new and startling effects,
which have never hitherto been at
tempted upon "a ftlse. The company,
which viii present The Governors
Pardon" is a strong one. comprising
some % the best artists now appear
Ing before the pubic.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SAtf Oh FOR RENT
REAL EsrATE ZOE sALE.

FOR SALE--Prospective buyers OF
houses should get a COPY Of our printed
list OF houses for sale. Apply Whining
ton Trust Co.. $40 Market street
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

When Richard earle won the London
prize attraction,-"rhe Spring Chicken
IN a competition to which several rep
.resontative opeTatic comedians were
ATTRACTED. he made I'D his mind to fol-
BOW the methods which had given the
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE.-At Guyencourt, Chris
iiana hundred, Del. on Wednesday, Janu-
HsrY 8 1907. at 1 o'clock sharp, IA mead Of
cows ! bull and dairy fixtures. Condi-
lions made known at sale.
d3i-2t MILLARD f. DAY.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
ELECTRICAL coNTRAcToRs.

BUcKAIAsTER BROTHER 4 CO.
Electrical Contractors and Jobbers.
Estimates Furnished e21 Market ST.
D. & A. PHONE 1874. DELM. 1897
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
CARPET WEAVING.

lest RAG CARPETS In the United
States, wove well. look well. wear we'll.
All kinds woven to order. GEO w. MAR
SHALL, 202ik Monroe st. oe-eod
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
anArs ANn LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE TT RUN.
or write for information
l. H. LAKE,
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. l.. A. MULLIN. the tenant
and occupant Of the house situated at the
northeast corner of Fifth and Tatnall
streets, IN the First ward. In the city Of
wilmington, county of New Castle and
State OF Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements of the acts of the Cen
erol Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided do hereby give notice that / shah
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions Of the State Of Delaware, In and
Tor New Castle county. ON Monday, the
4th day of February, 1907. being the next
term of said court, for a license for said
house. as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises. and the following respect
able citizens OF said ward, at least twelve
of whom are substantial freeholders or
said ward, recommend the said applic'-
ton viz.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
ROOMS FOR RENT.
WAL pEcoMroRs.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up at T.. ROSIN, 423 W. Second street
Work guaranteed
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
Every Customer.
AO8
Market Street

Large and small cuts figure with US No matter how
trifling your wants in line may be, offer
best service.
We want to grow bigger and every little bit helps,
Hot Air Heating, Stove Heating Work,
Tin Roofing.
Sheet Iron Work and SpOutins.
John Weiderman,
No. 3I3 South Harrison Street.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
NoTIcE.


CENTRAL. NATIONAL. RANK. or VIII
MINGTON. DELAWARE.
EIEcrIoN.
wilmington Del. Dec 70 1906
The annual election' for directors OF this
bank, win be held at the banking-house
on Tuesday January S 1907, between the
hours Of y O'clock noon and 2 O'clock
p. m.
dlo-i7ine H p RUHEoRp. Cashier.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

NOTICE-The annual meeting of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of the State Of Delaware" viii be
held at the Office of the company. No. S3
Market street. Wilmington. Delaware. on
Monday. January a. 1907. at 10 O'Clock a..
M, at which time an election for five
managers TO serve three years viii be
held, and the premiums on all policies viii
be payable. Six per cent interest on an
balances of members amounting 70 S. and
upwards will be paid. The agents OF the
company are authorized to receive the
dues Of members and to pay them their
interests w. A. LAMOTrE,
d31-13t Secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01
HELP want kD-FEMALE.


GIRLS WANTED at shirt Factory. 9Th
and French SITS. d2l-eod-et
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

Joseph Fisher Humphrey Lynch,
Morris ChaiSin. Jacob Scheber,
Ludwig Hendricks, Martin Hardena,
Chas b. Doughertv. Geo Mccartney,
Morris Ezralton, Thos Mclaughlin
Geo. a. Willis Howard Lopez
BENZ. h. RawnsIev. Tos r Fitzpatrick,
VIM. Aschenbaoh, Harry y. Scott,
w. II. Jack, Jacob ". Larkin,
John =. Folleren. John T. Mcguire,
JAS Ia. Harkins, Carmen Giammattee
w G.. Cole. AngeloAi. Teranova
Geo. Edwards Joseph Cash,
Thos. Kehoe, Jas. IL. Deilin,
d29-3t l. A. MULL1N.
Evening journal., 1907-01-01

Thomas Martindale. explaining the rise
in prices Of various provisions. said:
There were big crops this year OF to-
mairoes, peaches. strawberries and plums.
but they were NOTED by the rains, and
only small crops were gathered. Meats.
salted and smoked. are higher in price be-
cause Of the more rigid inspection since
the Jungle exposures. The cost Of smok-
ed meats has advanced 35 per cent
Flour and cereals are not much higher
IN price than last wear. although the crop
conditions I think warrant lower pr ces
than at present one thing that tends 40
keep up prices is the shortage Of cars on
all the railroads OF the country. We can't
get shipments fast enough
Rice Is higher IN price because the
overpms last year has now been market
ed A good deal was shipped 20 Japan and
Europe. and the new crop now comes in
on a comparatively hare market me
price of rice will probably be advanced 70
10 90 per cent.
s"coree n somewha Highsr mis- year
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
CHAM ERL AIMS

WORD about our Fall Lines of Furniture, Carpets Draperies, Mantels and Stoves. Hav- ing secured for our new storehouse the large building at State and Fair streets, we have converted our top floor (formerly used for storage) into furniture sales floor. We have greatly increased our stock for our growing fall business, and invite YOU to profit by it.
 WE WOULD LIKE to show you the great diff ference between high prices and Chamberlain prices, and are particularly anxious for you to learn, through us, what constitute good fur niture and carpet values Give us an oppor- tunity to demonstrate the superiority of our house furnishings as goods of the highest class. It is you, MT. Housekeeper, who pays the bills. Be absolutely certain you are get ting all you pay for Look through other fur niture and carpet stores in New Haven, but don't overlook Chamberlain's
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
.BOWLERS MEET IN MERIDEN
A SCHEDULE IS ADOPTED
Fifteen to Represent Each Club-Board of Direc-
 tors Appointed.

Five of the six towns in the State Bowling league were represented at the meeting yesterday afternoon. The rep r4sentatves from the different towns follow: From Waterbury, F. E. Boards ley, J. Galipean, MT. Pillar; from New Britain, Glenn Ridall and M. Allen; from Hartford, H. R. Kirsche, Doc Kim berly and MT. Hall; from Meriden, W. E. Savage, J, H. Quinn and F. G. Vost; from New Haven, Al Johnson, c. G. Johnson and Billy Ford.
 Donovan of Bridgeport was unable to be present, and he wrote letter stat ing that he was satisfied with the opin- ions of the other members and that anything done would be willingly adopted by him.
 President F. G. Vost called the meet ing, A motion was made and passed that the schedule be adonted as a whole. The chair appointed rules committee of three men. c. G. Johnson, F. E. Beardsley and w. E. Ford.
 It was voted that each team should be represented by fifteen men, all to be representative of the city which they represented.
 A list of prizes to be awarded, three for team work four for averages, one for high single, one for high three string, and another for the most marks, was made out and accepted. | A board of seven directors. the six alley owners and the president, was elected by those. present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
ATS BITE PROVES FATAL.
IRS. A. M. WARD DEAD
uccumbs to Hydrophobia on
 the Day She Proph- \ esied.

New Britain, Aug. 25.-Hydrophobia esulting from the bite of a pet cat, aused the death of Mrs. Alice M Ward )-day at the homeof her sister. Mrs, ,enry Lucas at Newington, after ear of suffering. Just a year ago Mrs. Iard was sitting in her home knitting, hen large pet cat, which had been laying with the yarn, suddenly bit her n the foot. The wound never healed, nd part of the time Mrs Ward was ractlcally demented, because of her lfferings. In her lucid intervals, it Is aid. she .old her family that she knew ne would not recover. and that her cath would occur on August 25. Since lst June she has been confined to her ed, and for some time past has been nableto retain nourishment. Slow .arvation was contrihutory to her cath. The case attracted a good deal f attention. and has been closely Fatched.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
TROOP A OUTING.
roopers Take Ride on the Sea With
 Naval Reserves.

roopers Take Ride on the Sea With
 Naval Reserves.
 The annual outing of troop A, caval- y, c. N. G.. was held yesterday at ldian Neck Captain Luzerne Lud- lgton and his troopers enjoyed an ex-
 nt clambake, having as thc/, |lests Lieutenant Charles A. Maynard lad members of the naval battalion. The naval battalion entertained loop A with a sail on the Elfrida dur g the afternoon. As they sailed over |te bounding pillows, some of the cav |rymen caused amusement by the |nging of Captain links of the Horse |arines"
 The afternoon was thoroughly en- |,yed by all and afforded excellent op- |ortunity for the new members and lose on the waiting list of troop A to |et acquainted with the older mem CTS of the troop.
 The members of the committee lere: Sergeant Henry H. Lord, Ser Int Frank T. Maroney, Corporal harles E. Florence, Corporal William Welch, and Alexander Cumming.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
MAY DIvfDE LEADERS.
McGann and Foley Said to Part on
 Candidates.

The race which has been commence ed for the democratic nomination for mayor of the city between Samuel R. Avis and James B. Martin is said to have reached the point where the two recognized leaders of the party in the city have become divided on the can .didates. Senator McGann is said to favor the withdrawal of Martin from the race while General Registrar Fo- ley does notewish any such step to be taken.
 An intelligent democratic politician sizing up the chances of the two can didates for the democratic mayoralty nomination, passing it on the probable result of the direct primary vote which obtains in the party for the se- lection, put it this way:
 Martin will carry, if he remains in. the race, the Fourth Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eleventh, Fourteenth and fif- teenth wards"
 But wards don't count in direct lprimary nominations, the number vot- ling will decide the fight.
 The committee which has in charge the campaign of MT. Avis will hold an- other meeting this evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
ICE MEN QUARREL.
slians Use Tools of Trade on One
 Another

alians Use Tools of Trade on One
 Another.
 Two Italians in the ice business got ito nlix-up on Grand avenue Sat rday cnorning that is likely to cost hem their liberty for some time when be court sits again. The fight is sup osed to have arisen on account of the let that vincenzo Buccino had hired arlo Columbio to work for him on his e wagon and the latter Is said to have ter accepted another offer of work ld failed to do business for Vincenzo, ater Vincenzo met Carlo on his rivals agon and the quarrel took place. incenzo got a glancing cut from an |e axe while in return he took piece lit of Carlos cheek and bit his ear. Inc charges against the men may be hanged to mayhem for Vincenzo and ksault with intent to kill for Carlo.