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Evening journal., 1907-07-10
CONTRACTS FOR ROADS
Levy Court Will Start Work on Eight
Miles of Highways at Once.

The Levy Court yesterday afternoon
awarded contracts for building eight
Of the twenty miles Of new county
road which the county intends to build
Immediately. Contracts were not given
for the Summit road and the road
from Mt Pleasant to Boyd's Corner.
ids for constructing a road between
Taylor's Bridge and the iron bridge
across Smyrna creek will be readver-
tsed for.
Following were the successful bid
ders upon the pieces of road to be
built: Dawson & Davis. of Devon. Pa,
Telegraph road in Mil Creek hundred,
from st. James's Church TO Roseville.
for S3I,SS290; Dawson and Davis, road
from Roseville to Newark, and from
Newark to the Pencader hundred line.
SIS. .229.46; Dawson and Davis. road ih
Pencader hundred, from White clay
Creek hundred line to Newark depot,
S1.2SS.SO; Stewart and Donohue, road
from Delaware City TO Red Lion Creek
in Red Lion hundred. S24.751; Stew
art and Donohue, road from Red Lion
Creek to Tybouts Cross Roads, in New
Caste hundred, S1o,11S.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
LARGE PROPERTY
TRANSFERS RECORDED

Two large property transfers were
recorded at the office of the city
registery clerk this week. One of them
was the property of James and George
McMahon to the Mcmahon Bros. Com
pany, at the northeast corner of Fifth
and King streets, the consideration be-
ing $4,000.
The second property was the drug
store at the corner of Delaware ave-
nue. and DUPONT streets, which was
disposed of by Garrett S. Smith 10
Thomas II. Cappeau, the present ten
ant, for the considered ton of 10000
Other transfers follow:
Frederic Pyle and wife to Harry f.
Green, east side Of Harrison, Is feet
south of Maple, $500.
Harry I. Gillis Qate sheriff. to Henry
S. Townsend. northeast corner Front
and Adams, $1,000.
James and George McMahon to the
Mcmahon Bros. Company, northeast
corner Fifth and King streets, $4,000
William J. Faulkner and wife to
August II. Sauer west side of New
Castle avenue, 63 feet north of B street.
S24O.
Mary A. Ford. to Mary e. Preston,
west side of Rodney, i6 feet north of
Third street. $1,000.
Edward Bringhurst, executor, to
John Dixon, and ct. al, southwest
corner Sixteenth and French streets.
$S65o
Edwin S. Dixon. executor, ct. al, 10
Henry P. Dixon. one-half interest in
r,roparfxr ~ tho oortt,~,.o.t ,....-... - 9
Sixteenth and French streets, S4250.
Henry P. Dixon and wife to Anna
NJ. Winkler. property at the southwest
corner Sixteanth and French streets,
SS5OO
George r. Weldin 20 Morris d. Lam
born. west side of dupont street, J6
feet south of Fourteenth, $3.50.
Harry S. Lynch and wife to Ben
jamin L. Thompson. north side OF
Thirteenth street. III feet west of du-
Pont, S2SOO.
Harry L. Lynch, ct. al, to Mary NJ.
West, north side of Thirteenth, 1872
feet west CT dupont, $500.
Harry L. Lynch, ct al to Emma r.
jackson. north side OF Thirteenth
street, 146 feet 9 inches west of du-
Pont. $780,
Harry S. Lynch. ct. al. to Horace ].
Speakman north side If Thirteenth, 161
feet inches west of dupont. $500.
Harry s. Lynch, et al, to John b.
Thompson. north side of Thirteenth,
176 feet 3 inches west Of DUPONT. $500.
Harry S. Lynch, ct. al, to John b.
Thompson. north side OF Thirteenth
street, 191 feet west Of DUPONT street.
S2S00
Garrett S. Smith and wife to Thomas
H. CapDeau, northeast corner Six
teenth and dupont streets, 10000
John J.. Press. ct al, TO Mary a.
Jones. west side Of King street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, ss5OO
Lily c. Bryer to John B. Pierce,
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
FOR SALE.

Houses. all kinds and sizes, easy terms.
Lots in any section of the city; terms TO
suit purchaser. Farms in any section de-
sired, we have good business propositions
for quick buyers. Local stocks for sale.
guaranteed per cent. dividends, If you
wish to trade for large or small properties
consult us first, we are specialists in
all things pertaining to REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE, nothing too large for
rs to handle we can furnish anything in
our line. our advise is free for the ask
ing, we sell with a guarantee, we credit
our success to our satisfied clients, hon
esty and square dealing is our motto; we
make personal investigation before SELL
ing. If you wish information regarding
any properties for homes or investment
in any section of the United States or
foreign countries we can get II for you;
we are the only members in Delawa.'e Of
the Central Association which has a
membership Of over 1000. Estates nan-
aged, rents collected. monthly settlements,
insurance of all kinds, none but best COM
panies represented, expert accountants
and patent advisors. Patents for sale.
T. Il. McEVILLY CO,
623 W. Fodrth St.. viii. Del.
Open evenings. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
SAME OFFICERS
ARE TO SERVE
Voters Assistants Also for the
License" Election in
November Next
speelal o rhe EvonIng Jaurnal.

DOVER, Del, July 1O-Throughout
the State there has been an impression
that the governor would. this month,
appoint registrars and assistants and
registration boards would be consti-
tuted to hold the lection in Novem-
ber as TO whether the manufacture
and sale of llouor shall be licensed OF
prohibited. There mas been a very
casual study or look at the new law
by a vast majority Of the voters
The law provides that the present
registrars shall do the registering and
that the only appointments that the
Governor win have to make will be TO
MI vacancies. These vacancies must
be for actual cause, as q man appoint-
cd as registrar or assistant registrar
cannot decline; he Is pressed into SER
vice as though he had court sum-
mons for jury duty.
The law also provides that only ad-
ditions and corrections are TO be made
70 the registration lists. New men
are to be added. removals are TO be
noted dead men are 10 be stricken off
and frst-voters are 10 be registered
If they can read and write the consti-
tuition.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
MUCH BUILDING
AT THE HEIGHTS
Many New Residences Going
Up In That Part Of
City


Washington Heights continues to show
rapid growth in real estate progress. At
present a larger number Of dwellings are
going up there than in any other section
Of the city.
On Monday ]. Warren Bidder broke
ground for two new residences and a
store and dwelling at Twenty-frst and
Madison streets.
At Twentieth and Monroe streets Louis
Iichenstein will erect four dwellings.
Roofs have been put on the six dwellings
Of William G. Bryan and S. H. Bay
nard.' Jr, at Twenty-third and Monroe
streets.
William Tlndall has about finished ten
dwellings at Nineteenth and Jefferson
streets.
William e. Linton Is about to commence
the erection of two dwellings on Jeffer-
son street between Nineteenth and Twen-
tleth streets.
S. H. Baynard is about to start work on
a dwelling at No. 1712 Washington street.
Contractor Donaldson yesterday broke
ground for six dwellings at Concord ave-
nue. and Monroe street.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
HAS TROUBLES
OF HIS OWN

Before Magistrate Robertson last
sight, there was arraignod for trial. a
man who had the double misfortune
40 have both his wife and mother-in-
law appear against him as prosecuting
witnesses. He was Peter Robbie and
the charges against him were faiiing to
pay his mother-in-iaw board bill and
with the non-support Of his wife. Will
liam f. Kurtz appeared for the plain
Tin and John +. Lynn represented the
defendant.
After hearing the evidence in both
cases, the Justice Of peace reserved his
decision in the board bill suit, and on
the non-support charge he held up the
case pending a reconciliation between
husband and wife.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
penounees Teddy Bear.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. July 1O.-The
Teddy Bear" TAD was denounced by
the Rev. Michael c. Esper, from the
pulpit of ST. Joseph's Catholic Church
on Sunday. The priest said that the
toy beast in the hands Of little girls
was destroying all instincts of mother
hood, and that IN the future it would
be realized as one of the most power
full factors in the race-suicide danger.
Father Esper asked all parents to re-
place the doll in the affection Of chill
dren and discard the Teddy bear for
ever.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
For Sale

Nice large house with elegant ground,
80 by 1872, in the city Of New Castle, fac
ing the river. Possession given, and will
be sold cheap.
14O7 Van Buren, street, 10 rooms and
bath, good condition. Possession, will be
sold before July l. sure.
Several large new modern houses ait
kentmere. Easy terms and possession.
Several nice new houses at 18th and
Clayton and DUPONT streets. All modern
Improvements. Possession and easy terms.
Nice lot 40 by &C. S. S. Shallcross ave-
nue. East OF Broome ST. Make an offer.
Must sell to close an estate.
For investment, No. 112l Read street,
rents for S11.00. Must be sold
CHARLES c. KURTZ,
1011 Market Street
m27-eod-u Opposite Court House1
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
peath Of Joseph 3. shawn.

CENTERVILLE, Md, July 10--Jos-
eph B. Shawn, a farmer, of near Bur
risville died at the home Of his broth
er, William T. Shawn, of tuberculosis.
lie was 65 years of age and had been
resident of the county since his
birth. He is survived by two sons
and one daughter namely william A.
Shawn, of Wilmington, Del; Ellis
worth Shawn, of Hockessin, Del, and
Mrs. John Davis, of Wye Island.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
FOUR PERSONS
WERE INJURED

-Four accidents to persons were reported
to the police yesterday afternoon and last
evening but none Of them was serious.
Sevorin Beratz of No. 329 East Second
street. fell from a Brandywine Springs
car and was cut about the face. George
I Quail, thirteen-year-old colored boy, OF
No. 2l2 Buttonwood street, sent a bullet
through his hand while toying with a
revolver John Martin, OF No. 4O6 East
Third street, had a finger mashed at the
plant of the Pusey and Jones Company.
c. A. Shields Of No. 4i9 East Ninth street
dlslocatod his thumb.
All four victims were treated at the
Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
At The Country Rink.

The Country Roller Rink at the Springs
was so crowded last night that the aud
ience had to be admitted to the floor
and the entertainment Of fancy and trick
skating by Leon Sprague was much en-
joyed. The fact that the colored boys
had been announced in their first skate
was no doubt responsible for the con-
siderable number Of the ladies' present and
the fun Of the previous occasion was re-
peated. At the request of many persons
the management has decided 10 have the
colored boys every night throughout the
present week in honor of ladies week"
In accordance with an announced plan TO
award an annual pass of admission to
the rink 10 the best woman skater on the
floor. judges were selected from among
the gentlemen skaters and the award was
made to Miss Anna Coke, Of this city.
r@NFFan
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

fleet If the objective point were the
Philippine islands.
on the Suez route It win be unneces-
sary to take any colliers whatever. as
there are 80 many coaling stations that
there would be no difficulty in obtain
ing coal. AT no point on the Suez
route is the price Of coal as high as
the lowest price on the Straits OF Ma
gellan route. Besides this, IL win be
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

The map printed herewith shows the
routes that may be followed by the
Atlantic fleet of battleshlps from
Hampton Roads to Manila. One route
is by the Magellan route, around South
America, and the other SIS by the Suez
Canal route. across the Atlantic.
There Is every reason to believe that
the route by way of the Suez Canal
would be more 10 theadvantage Of the
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
Compiling Annual Report

George Wigglesworth. Samuel Den.
lnison and Or. John Ban. appointed by
the Trustees of the Poor at their last
meeting, are engaged IN compiling the
annual report Of that body The re-
port win be in book form and win con-
tain a number OF photographs Of the
buildings. grounds and stock.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

southwest corner Taylor and Church
streets. S10OO
Joseph L. Carpenter. Jr.. and wife
TO Egbert Nutter. lot No. 6 northwest
side Of Madison street. 70 feet south
west of Thirty-first, S16S.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

tons is given as the amount that will
be required.
The total number OF tons of coal re-
quired for the Suez route would be
$4,000, at cost Of S44SOOO, as against
a probable cost of sS16,Oe0 and the con-
sumption of $4,000 tons Of coal via the
Magellan route. These figures are
estimated by the experts.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

s14 per ton. One of the most serious
problems Of the trip around the Horn
to San Francisco and then to
Manila is to obtain sufficient quantity
of coal. It would be necessary to coal
at Honolulu and all coal has to be
delivered to that point on colliers from
England or America. The estimated
price is placed at So a ton, and 10000
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

necessary to have colliers on the trip
around the Horn. The price of coal
at Rio Janerio and Trinidad is given
in the table as SO per ton. but that is
because it is delivered by American
colliers.
AT Magellan Bay coal viii have to
be obtained from special golfers, and it
is estimated that the cost will be about
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

"'There is no doubt that real estate is the very
best investment for small savings. 1t is bound
to grow into money. More fortunes are accumu-
lated from the rise in real estate values than all
other causes combined. TO speculate in stocks
is risky even dangerous, but when you buy real
estate you are buying an inheritance.
"The wise young man or wage Garner of
to-day invests his money in real estate-suburban
real estate"
ANDREW CARNEGIE
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
MAYOR CONSIDERS
THE SUGGESTION
Will Give Dire Thought to Civic I'm
provement Idea of City Beautiful.

PTvVeWtHt Iuta OF DIty beautITuIi
of the Board of Trade has sent to
Mayor Wilson its request for the ap-
pointment of a commission, whose duty
IL shall be to see that the future Will
mington is made beautiful, by boule-
wards. etc. Before the mayor acts in
the matter he will ascertain if the
ideas of the committee are feasible and
if there is any law that might affect
the action of his or that of City Coun-
Gil in providing for the new board.
The announcement that the civic
committee had taken up the matter of
providing for the future of the city in
the ways of the plans 70 be made here
after has created much favorable COM
ment.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10
Investment Advice

Every person who invests in we'll selected
real estate in a growing section of prosperous
community adopts the surest and safest method
of becoming independent, for real estate is the
basis of all wealth"
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

81 tell you, young man, no investment on
earth is so safe, so sure, so certain to enrich its
owner as undeveloped realty l always advise
my young friends to place their savings in realty
near. some growing town. There is no such saw
ngs bank anywhere
EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

HOW DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN'T
BUY IN WILMINGTON? HAVE YOU
TRiEDf
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

ADDRESS.
116-117 DUPONT Building.
913 Orange Street.
R27 Madison Street.
115 dupont Building.
6l0 1-2 Market Street.
1917 Lincoln Street.
2003 Jefferson Street.
S2l Market Street.
500 West Second Street
1903 West Street.
n. Il. Cor. 9TH and Jackson Sts
SOC dupont Street.
1910 Conrad Street.
32l East Eighth Street.
lO1-l02 dupont Building.
9l2 Reed Street.
2S17 Pine Street
1908 West sixth Street.
n. W. cor 10Th & Riverview Ave
SPA Market Street.
1880 French Street.
l417 Harrison Street.
n. %. Cor Tenth & Monroe Sts.
404 West Front Street
COZ Washington Street.
12O5-12O7 Orange Street
COS King Street
Hilltop.
2iS King Street.
S45 Tatnall Street.
2SO9 Market Street.
S26 Market Street.
217 West Fourth Street.
41f West Front Street.
l16-1i7 dupont Building.
los South Franklin Street.
624 West Fifth Street.
Court House.
6i0 East Twenty-second Street
205 Spring Street
$40 North Van Buren Street.
204 West Twelfth Street.
SOB Walnut Street.
1910 Pennsylvania Avenue.
1910 Wawaset Avenue.
S29 North Clayton street.
Eden Hall. West Tenth Street.
1902 Madison Street
s4S Kirkwood Street
S24 1-2 Market Street.
603 Market Street
2l3 West Fifth Street.
1875 City Hall Place.
6 Telephone Co.,
CHARLES c. KURTz, President.
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

Special One Dollar Excursion to Bal
timore and Return, Sunday, July
IA, Baltimore G. Ohio r. r.
Special train will leave Wilmington,
Delaware Avenue Stauon) at 91O a.
M. Newark at $50 a. m; returning
leave Baltimore Camden Station at
$50 p. M; (Mt Royal Station) at
6.35 p. ms
Evening journal., 1907-07-10


have been installed recently:
NO. NAME.
2150 American Surety of n. Y.............
l4l7 Automobile Speciality Co, Auto and
Mch. Supplies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1883 Baker, Emma, Residence ..............
1884 Bayard. Thomas f., Attorney -at-l.aw.
1858 Beehive Company, The Stationery &C..
ll73 Black, George, Residence ..............
1875 Bryan. Carlton, Residence .............
1927 Burroughs Adding Machine Co, Adding
and Listing Machines ...............
1892 Cavallo. Brato Residence ............
1926 Cheslcy Rev. j. Harry, Residence ....
1888 Consineau. Mrs Elizabeth L., Residence
1868 Dandrea. n. A., Residence ............
1897 Doelze Oscar Residence ..............
1882 Donahoe. Geo. b., Residence ..........
2604 Economic Life ms. Co. ...............
1861 Fisher Walter s.. Residence ..........
1869 Fox, John A., Residence ..............
1882 Freye Johanna A., Residence .........
1856 Green Eustis, Residence ..............
1927 Green, Jas. e., Jr. ...... .............
1852 Greenfield, Richard, Residence ........
21S4 Hauher A., Residence ................
2027 Hayden & Vail, Real Estate and ms.
1910 Johnson, Arthur, Residence ..........
1906 Jourdan, w. s.. Residence ............
2S22 Lang, Geo. +. Excelsior Carpet Clean
ing Works. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1882 LeCompte, NJ Millinery ..............
SUB i5-,R Lenderman. W. b. Residence =.
Call in regular manner when you
get reply ask for Sub 15-4R.
1905 Malalcalca, John. Public Fish Mkt .....
1922 Manu. VIM. p. Residence .............
1863 Meacham, Chas. A., Residence ........
1926 Morgan, James H.. NJ. d., Physician.
1884 Morris & Sherard, Secondhand Fur
niture ......--..........-.....
1853 Nardo Gregario, Grocer ..............
2150 Pennington, Robert H., Lawyer ........
134T Price, James r., Residence ............
1887 Reed. S. w. Residence ................
1896 Register of wills .....................
1924 Reettew, III. NJ, Residence ...............
iS0S Reynolds, ". X CO., Barrel Mfg'rs.....
1882 Richardson. j. Edw, Residence .......
1899 Salvation Army ......................
1872 salvation Army Industrial Home ......
1945 Samuel DR.. Meredith, Physician ......
1884 Shafer. w. A., Residence ..............
1867 Shallenberger r. T.; Residence ......
1851 Springbett. 4. p. & CO.. Cigar Mfg'rs. d.
1929 Todd Mrs Frank w. Residence ......
1915 Wallace Walter. Residence ...........
1853 Williams, VIM. H. .................l.. 2. d.
1925 Wilmington City Electric Co. .........
1927 Wilmington City Electric Co. .........
2249 Wilmington Lokal-Anzeiger and Freie
fresse .-....................
Wilmington Light, Power
Evening journal., 1907-07-10

Wilmington Light Power 6 Telephone Co.
Automatic PhOnet ti5z = 49, ~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
WILL PROSECUTE CASTOR.
County Atty. Mercy Says That He VIII
Push the Case.

Lewiston. Nc. Jan. 1o.-County At
torney Mercy said Thursday that he
should prosecute the case against DIR.
Paul Castor of Portland. formerly of
Auburn and Lewiston, to a finish. DR..
Castor is indicted for performing an
illegal operation on Lizzie V. Allen of
Wilton and for practicing medicine
Aithout Il license. He defaultcd both
cases at the September term Of the SUI
IRENE court and County Attorney
Crockett immediately brought suit
against the bondsmcn.
County Attorney Norcy said he COM
municated with Portland people in re-
gard to tho case. but that he was de-
trrmnCd to follow up the prosecution
already begun.
"Dr. Castor must come into court
and plead guilty, else tho default can
no; be removed, and if he does not do
that. tho bondsmcn will have 10 settle
sL:I COUNTY Attorney Morcy. "If he on
tors Il pea of guilty. he will hayc to
take what sentence the presiding JUS
tics. SecS fit to impose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
Conditions and General Forecast.

WaShington, Jan. 10.--Thcrc has
been Il complete reversal Of pressure
conditions sine" Wednesday and low
pressure prevails over practically the
entire country except the Plateau re-
@iol. The great high area of the last
few days has disappeared. Tho result
las been Il general rise in temperature
except in the south Atlantic states,
without. however. much PRECIPITATION of
consequence. although the weather wa.
generally cloudy cast Of the Rocky
Mountains.
ON account Of the prevailing low
pressure weather conditions will b"
generally unsettled during the next day
or two in the North with local rains
and SHOWS. In the south portion of the
middle Atlantic states generally fair
weather may be expected. Temporal
lures will continue above the seasonal
average as rule. The winds along
tn" New England coast viii b" high
southwest to west; middl" Atlantic
coast brisk to high southwest to west,
south Atlantic coast light to fresh and
variable.
Special fnrccast-Storm warnings
are displayed on the Atlantic coast
from Sandy Hook 70 PASSPORT. ana on
the middle ANA northern California
coast.
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FURRY IN THE HOUSE.

II, j. H.,
| today took on the appcarance az ,hn
closing days of the 5sth Congress. COM
| monty known as the War Congress.
| when alterations between members
were freuuent.
Late this afternoon Mr. Gaines,
Tenn. and Mr. Mahon. Penn. were pre-
vented from meeting i'll Il personal en-
| counter by tic intervention Of other
| members. Mr. Gaines was making Il
speech Oh the bill to dock members
pay for absence from the House, ana
was being twitted by both sides of the
chamber to his evident embarrassment.
he charged MI Mah"h WITH hc4nS ao-
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