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Dale Gear Claims Scrap
 Of the BarOnS PeflflQf1t

and tried to get a peep at the pennant which he aided in winning last year. He failed, however, for t was too damp for the rag yesterday afternoon. Gear states that part of the rag is his and he in- tends cutting small bit off and carrying it always next his heart
 The ex-Baron captain Is a splendid ball player, making up with a wise noodle what he lacks in ability to use the stick He is exceedingly popular here.
 Manager Malarky has signed his last man. He denies that he has signed Joe Rickert, who was released Sunday by Manager Frank He states, too, that the deal whereby Mike McCann goes to Shreveport is off, stating that Fisher would not pay the price.
 President Chambers Is with the team, having joined 1t yesterday morning
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SUMMARY. Three base hlts-IIoutz. Sacrifice hits-H enline, Ball. Nye. Stolen bases-Demont CD, Molesworth, Smith, Perry Struck out-Clark ?. Walsh 3. Bases on balls-Cark 3, Walsh g. Hit by pitched ball-Walsh Smith ?, Clark (Seabaugh). Double plays-Garvin to Walters to Gar vin Ball to Nye to Hausen. Time of game-2:00, Umpire-Zimmer.
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Two-Game Bill Repeated This After noon, With Malarky and Maxwell Opposing Ragan and Tur-
 ner-Brodie Good.
THE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham '2-6. Montgomery 40. Shreveport ,, New Orleans i. Memphis D, Little Rock 1. Nashville ,, Atlanta 0.
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MANAGER MALARkY DENIES HAV- ING SIGNED JOE RICKERT AND STATES THAT SHREVEPORT DOESN'T GET MCANN.

Dale Gear arrived in Birmingham yes- terday and enrolled himself a Pretzel of Montgomery.
 Gear is looking exceedingly well. He was glad to see Birminkham again, and noted no change save that Roy Mont gomery is absent and more electric iIgnLs are shining.
 Gear immediately went to West End,
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PIRATES AGAIN
 DEFEAT PELICANS
HICKMAN AND PHILLIPS ENGAGE IN A lISTLESS GAME, EACH YIELDING TEN SWATS-HlCk- MANS SUPPORT WAS GOOD.

Shreveport. June 25.-In a slow and list less game, which required two hours anu twenty-five minutes to play, the LOCALS defeated the visitoss today by score or to 1. Phillips and Hickman each al lowed ten hits. but the Shreveport pitcher ,, IL. hatter sunport Score:
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MEMPHIS EASILY
 BEATS TRAVELLERS
M'CAFFERTY EASY TO FlND-MR. SUGGS HIT BUT ONCE WHEN A HIT WAS NEEpED-THls WAS A LIsTLEsS GAME.

Little Rock, June 25.-Memphis punched hits in five innings to~ay. winning to l. The locals hit Suggs, but only once when needed. The game was devoid Of sensational feature
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. June 25.-Brooklyn and Phil adelphia divided today's double-header, but not until the locals had made it four straights from the visitors. First game R'H. E. Philadelphia :. :. :. 900 100 22o- s o Rroo<lyn . .. .Ol1 0S6 0O'-ll IS ? Batteries: Pittlnger. Duggleby and Jacklitsch Gill and Ritter. Time, 1;4O. Second game R' E, Philadelphia .. ,An lou Wo-S lV RrookIvn 900 000 200-2 4 Batteries. Sparks and Doon; Scanlon, Henley and Bergen. Time 1;47. umpire, Emslle and Rigler.
 New York, June 25.-Boston shut out New York today. The locals were un- able to hit Llndaman to advantage
 R.H F. Boston .. 100 002 12O-5 Il 1 Now York 600 GOO 000-0 ! l Batteries: Lindaman and Needham; Me- Ginnitv and Bowerman. Time, l;52. um- plre, Klem.
 Pittsburg June 25.-Cincinnati won both games of double header from the Pitts burgs today by better hitting. R.H. E. Pittsburg ..VW oiV Wi-s - sincinnati :. <. .,o00 oil 0lo-4 12 l Batteries: Camnitz. Willis and Gibson ,all and Schei. Time. 2;@.
 Second game H.H . tsburg.. .' INV oo" .o V ,inneti . ..000 240 0-6 10 l tteries: Leever, Philippe and Phelps
 Mason and Schlei, Time. 1:45. um-
 Carpenter and Johnstone.
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ATLANTA FED ON
 NINE GOOSE EGGS
NASHVILLE WINS EASlLY-CAS- TLETON GAVE FOUR BASES IN THE FIRST INNING-SORRELL SHOWS HIM UP.

Atlanta, June 25.-Castleton was wild today, giving the visitors four bases on balls in the first inning. Nashville win
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis, June 25.-St. Louis took both games from Detroit this afternoon. The double victory was the first time St. Louis triumphed over Detroit this season.
 First game: RHE. St. Louis .. .... . 102 GOO 10+-4 10 0 Detroit ...... ... .. j.. Oo0 GOO 101-2 3
 Batteries: Powell and Stevens; Mullen and Schmidt. Time, 1:41.
 Second game: R.H E.. St. Louis =. =. ... . o2o O0l 1O'-4 1 Detroit ~ =. .. e. 0O0 600 020-2 : O
 Batteries: Glade and oConnor; Siever and Schmidt. Time. :25. Umpire Evans.
 Philadelphia. June 25.--Philadelphia took another douhle-headel from Washington today. opportune hitting won both contests. First game: RH.E Washington =. ... .. GOO 001 OO0-1 3 Philadelphia 600 900 21'-S 4
 Batteries: Hughes and Heydon: Wad- dell Combs and Schreck. Time, 2 hours.
 Second game: RH.E. Washington =. %. ... GOO GOO 020-2 D Philadelphia .... 21O GOO OO'-3 s 3
 Batteries: Smith and Warner; Bender ford and Hurst.
 Chicago. June 25.-Chicago defeated Cleveland today and retained the league leadership. The game was played in drizzle and darkness stopped it in the seventh inning. RH.E. Chicago 122 0Sl 0-9 10 1 Cleveland =. . %. ... 100 0l2 0-4 7
 Batteries: White. Walsh and McFar- land; Rhoades, Berger and Clarke. Time, 1 ;5S Empires, Connolly and O'Loughiin
 Boston. June 25.-New York again won from the home team today. In the ninth
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Frank was beaten again yesterday by Shreveport Between Birmingham and New Orleans there are less than hum dred points. Atlanta Is fifty points pet ter than New Orleans Memphis Is loom ing up dangerous. however, being more than a hundred points better than its nearest competitor Shreveport busted Lit tie Rock from the first division yester- day, and is tied with New Orleans for third place. The league race is so close that victory can do wonders.
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Games Today.

Montgomery at Birmingham New Orleans at Shreveport. Nashville at Atlanta. Memphis at Little Rock.
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Summary: Stolen bases, Wiseman. Pas kert O. Sacrifice hits, Dopbs Double plays, Jordan to Fox. Bases on balls, Castleton 6, Sorrell 2 Hit by pitched ball. Castleton (Wells), Sorrell (Paskert.) Struck out, Castleton B. Sorrell S. Time, l 50. Empires, Rim and Hackett.
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Vaughn Evenly Breaks
 Pie With Major MdIdrky
DOPE SHEET.

Wilhelm was at great ease.
 How many straight games has Mereph'- won? Will take both today if not pens.
 Dale Gear will play aga ms today.
 Brodie looks good l excel lcntly.
 weems has the makin.. of great pitcher
 Molesworth and Houtz starred in the field yesterday.
 Baxter was put out of the game Others deserved to be.
 Tn the second. they played like cham pions, sure enough.
 The victory and defeat bettered the standing of MRontgomery and Birmns- ham,
 They finally won game but it WAS after eight successive defeats. The vic- tory presages many more.
 Cincinnati won a double-header from Pittsburg in Pittsburg. Still worse, St. Louis won double-header from Detroit.
 Rumor has it that Roy Montgomery has landed again in the Southern league, this time assisting in the catching department of Nashville.
 A special from Little Rock stated last night that Pitcher McCafferty had been released He is the man who won the game from Wilhelm last Friday.
 The records of the six leading pitchers
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Boston filled the bases when none was out Two men were forced at the plate, but the third scored on n ciose decision by Umpire Sheridan. The forced play ended the contest R.H.E. New York =. O02 GOO 10o-3 g ? Boston GOO CO1 O01-2 S ,
 Batteries: Hogg and Kicker; Tannehill and Criger Time. 1:5S. Umpire Sneri- dan.
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men on bases, Grayson hit long single in the latter half of the eighth. Up 10 that 1T ming the score was tied 1 and l. I'm last game will be played tomorrow.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Woods, Ca rev. Owens. Sacrifice hits Miller, Man ninc. Richards. owens. Suggs Stolen bases Hess. Carter. Base on balls Suggs 1, McCafferty 1. Struck out. Suggs 3, Me Cafferty ?. Hit by pitched ball, McCaf- ferty (Carey0 Time of game. 1:35. Umpire, Pfenninger.
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Officers Elected.

Gadsden. June 25.-(Special 1.-The an- nual election of officers of the Knights of Pythias was held last night and re- suited as follows: J. w. Taylor. chan cellor commander; J. R. Walker, vice. chancellor; Louis Loveman. prelate: W. R. Houston master of work: Henry Todd, master at arms; R. M. Willbanks. keeper of records and seals; H. L. Gwn. master of finance; T. E. Ramsey, master of cx- chequer; c. E. Neal, inner guard; J. A. Smith, outer guard These officers will be installed at the next meeting.
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Summary-Two-base hits-Benson @, Gaston, Gatins. Three-base hit-Carr. Home run-Atz. Sacrifice hits-Lewee, King Stolen bases-King. Breitenstein. Bases on balls-Hickman 3, Phillips 5. Struck out--Hickman 3, Phillips '. Passed ball-Rapp. Wild pitches-Hckman, Phil lips. Time. 2:25 umpire-Rudderham.
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gels had opportunity to annext score. In the second Perry, with one down, tripled to right. He attempted to score. but the squeeze went wrong. In the sixth Henline tripled with one down Ball famed, however. and Malarky made an easy out to the infleld.
 Remaining details of the game are in
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Secretary Ethridge of the Atlanta club, according to the Memphis Commercial Ap- pead grumbled because ladies were admit ted to the games free. This town and New Orleans are the only ones in the league that let women in free of charge, he growed this morning.
 There's no money in that, and the fact that the women get all the seats make the men with the money stay away alto gether Atlanta doesn't do business that way It's p cents for every woman that comes in the stand
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Gadsden. June 25.-tSpecial.)-G -Gadsden won the second game of the series with Trion by a score of 3 to 1. With two
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OTHER GAMES.

Greensboro, June 25.-(Special)-As rain prevented the first game of the Union- town-Greensboro series yesterday after noon, a doubleheader was pulled off on the local lot this afternoon and both games were close, exciting and interest ing. The feature of the first game was the phenomenal pitching of Stolenwercx for the locals, he letting the visitors down with one hit of the scratch variety. strik- ing out thirteen men and not passing a single man. The game went to Greensboro by the score of to 0. By agreement the second game only went for seven innings. The feature was the fautless support accorded Welch for the visitors, allowing him to shut the locals out by the score of to o, Following are the scores
 First game R.H.E. Greensboro .. :. ....... 900 o02 0o1-S [ o Uniontown .. :. :. ..... 900 GOO 00O-0 8
 Batteries: Stollenwerck and Waller; McGehee and McLemore.
 ,cond game R.H F.. Greensboro .. :. w 900 GOO 000-O I uniontown ..........1OO O01s-2 Q
 Batteries: Grote and Majors and Wal Ter: Welch and McLemore.
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Marion Junction. June 25-(Specia1)- Marion Junction against defeated the All Moore team here today by score of 5 Q |. The game was featureless with ex- ceptiol of the pitching of Fort for Ma ro1 Junction who struck out seven men in three things. Batteries: Donald, Fort anu Randall; L@ 1.. T. E., and J. B. Moore. Umpire, Donald.
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Try the Gawk for naIs-tone and IIF1 Aqe-Heraid Building
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Charleston. Augusta, Savannah and Macon. at a recent meeting of the South Atlantic league. were found In violation of the salary limit. The cases against the cities were dismissed each being warned to get within the proper figule by certain time. Manager Mullaneys : fine of $50 for taking his team off the Charleston diamond, as well as that against Manager Matthews for cursing an umpire, his fine too being $oo, was ap- proved Cases against Umpire Buckley for partiality were dismissed. tie errors of the official being attr'Dute1 to bad judgment, and not to any desire 10 swindle.
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The records of the six leading pitchers of the South Atlantic league:
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Nashville. .. . .. . .. .. 3l1 100 O0o-6 Atlanta . . . .. . . 900 900 0O0-0
Smyrna times., 1907-09-04
FINE FISHING TRIP ON LABOR DAY.
Party of Smyrnlans Take Outing Oa Walkers
Launch aud Come Home With So Pine Trout

Party of Smyrnlans Take Outing On Walkers
Launch aud Come Home With So Pine Trout
Monday being Labor Day and a holi-
day with our banks, jolly fishing trip
was formed for days outing on the
bay. Capt. Walkers Naptha Launch
was chartered for the occasion which
moved off from Smyrna Landing at six
o'clock in the morning. The fishermen
went direct to the coast of New Jersey
opposite Woodland Beach where they
tried their luck at angling for bay trout.
Some excellent sport was INDUCED in.
Charles B. Daley, Jr., was high man
and had 10 trout to his credit. An
drew Cole was next with 10 and
Walter w. Hynson next with 8. The
party caught So fish. On their return
they stopped a short while at the Bonn
bay Hook Lighthouse. Those who
participated we're: E. M. Fowler, Wal.
ter w Hynson, Charles J. Sudler, An
drew ID. Cole, Edward L. Porter, James
r. Sudler and Charles b. Daley, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1907-09-04
MISS BLANCHE JOHNSON OF DOVER HURT
Had Severe Fall at the Dover Station Viii lie
Watching the Militia Off to Re6ObOth.

While the Delaware troops were
passing through Dover Saturday en-
route for Camp Clarke Churchman at
Rehoboth, large company of young
women of Dover who had assembled at
the station to give the boys a parting
smile and wave their lace handker-
chiefs, was thrown into a panic by the
sudden falling, close to the train of
Miss Blanche Johnson of Dover Miss
johnson had attempted to stand on a
box but in the whirl of girls and sold
iers she was thrown over the pile of
boxes and painfully hurt in the back
and side. All the while the Dover
militiamen loaded their baggage on the
troop train, the young woman lay pro-
strate aud soldiers and girls sur
rounded to the call of duty for the first
ambulance case. Miss johnson soon
recovered,
Smyrna times., 1907-09-04
FINE PEACH SHIPMENTS AT CHESwOLB.
Peter Beckett the Most Fortunate Grower Ships
Car Load at Sis Per Basket.

CHEswoLD, Sept, 2:-There was
enough peaches again to-day to pro
duce a lively market. Prices ranged
from seventy five cents per bas ket for
white fruit to 81 per basket for yellow
fruit. Peter Beckett on the DR.. P. s.
Downs farm, also delivered a refriger-
ator car load of Bells and Elbertas
fancy fruit for Mr.. W. S. Hardcastle
the purchased price being $1.75 per
basket right through Cantaloupes
were received in good quantities and
bringing good prices. Mr.. D. H.
Boyce loaded nearly four cars of toma-
toes starting at 80 cents but soon
jumped to 80 cents per basket which
was the ruling price for the day. Con
tract tomatoes at SO per ton were also
moving to Preston's cannery in fair
quantities.
Smyrna times., 1907-09-04
SMYRNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPEN WITH FEW CHANGES
MISS ANNA B. BECKETT SUCCEEDS MISS
MARY SPRUANCH IN SCHOOL FACULTY
First Day After Two Months Vacation Starts
With Enthusiasm and Enrolment Shows
a Gratifying Increase 10 Numbers.

After a recess of two months in
which scholars and teachers have en-
joyed delightful vacation, the Smyr-
ma Public Schools opened yesterday
upon its fall term. Supervising Prin-
Clip al Burdette, who has been spending
his vacation on the western shore of
Maryland, and Principal Pontz who has
been at his old home, Lancaster, Pa,
arrived last Saturday and with the
other teachers who make up the fac
ulty, school open with a good en-
rollment. The only change in the fac
ulty this year is the addition Miss Anna
Bell Beckett who was elected to fill the
place caused by the resignation of
Miss Mary Spruance. Miss Beckett
will have charge of the Fifth Grade.
The school building and grounds were
found in apple pie order, the Commit
tee on Building and Grounds having
seen to it that everything was thor
Oughly renovated for the opening of
another school year. The graduating
class starts out this year with five pup
lis. There were six in the class but
owing to the withdrawal of Roy Tucker
who will matrjculate at Delaware Col
lege, the class is left with five as fol
lows: Merrill Hutchinson, Douglas
Durand, Lola Dick, William Ford and
Mabel Robinson. No important or
marked changes are contemplated for
the coming year. The curriculum will
remain about the same and the govern
ment will continue to be imposed in
The School City of Smyrna, the To-
cal self government inaugurated two
y ears ago and which has been carried
on with much success. Last Christ
mas it was decided to make the course
four years instead of three years in
the High School The enrolment for
the first day, yesterday, showed slight
increase over last year which will in
crease even more by the first of Nov.
ember owing to the compulsory educa
tion law which will bring between q
and 30 children into the schools thai
have not been attending. TIE enroll
ment yesterday numbered 264 as fol
lows: First Grade, boys 27, girls 49,
total 40; Second Grade, boys %, girls
10, total 38; Third Grade, boys 10, girls
16, total 30; Fourth Grade, boys IS
girls, 10, total 81; Fifth Grade, boys 1:
girls 10, total 81; Sixth Grade, boys
70, girls 21, total %; Seventh ant
Eighth Grades, boys 15, girls IS, tota
33; Ninth to Twelveth Grades, boys Is
girls 10, total 30. Eight took exami
nation making the number of pupil
registered in the Smyrna Publ
Schools 264, boys 135, girls, 1879.
Smyrna times., 1907-09-04
BACHELOR GIRLS OF DOVER BANQUET
Give Five Course ''Eat and Run" Dinner
Friday Evening, Separate Course Served
10 Each Of Five Widely Separated Homes.

Eighteen girls of Dover comprising
the Bachelor Girl Club gave a five
course dinner, one course each in five
different homes Friday evening which
was a novel and important social event
at the State Capital. It was called
their "Eat and Run Banquet" and
was the fourth annual banquet of the
Club. Each member of the banquet
had opportunity to approach the first
stage of DISSEMINATION before the sub
sequent course was added. And this
process was powerfully aided by the
run" from one end Of Dover to
another Five young men, sending in
their cards, only to be rebuffed at
each place of refreshment, followed on
the opposite side of the street, some
with flash cameras, but there was
nothing doing for them until the last
course was reached late Friday night
at the residence of Chancellor John r.
Nicholson, where, together with some
of DOver's leading young married
women, the girls took pity on the
Lochinvars and beckoned them to
come in. All obeyed. The members of
this smart organization are:-Misses
Nellie Nicholson, Winifred Morris,
Anas tasia COady, Ida Frasier, Louise
Cole, Mabel Jackson, Mary Pritchett,
Ethel Frasier, Mary Johnson, Mary
Fisher, Minnie Bice. Mary Taylor,
Ruby Johnson (of Baltimore but there
for the banquet) Mary Smith (of
Wyoming but there for the banquet)
Margaret Green, and three members
who were not present, Marion Tucker,
of Dover, whose father died recently
Edith Turner, now a resident OF
Wilkes Barre, Pa, and Mary Carrow,
who is i'll in the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. The dinner courses were as
fOllOws:-First Ourse-Consomme and
chowder, served at the residence ot
Mrs Walter Morris, by Miss Anasta
sia Coady and Miss Winifred Morris
Second Course-Prepared fish anC
crabs, served at the residence of Mrs
A. L. Cole by Miss Ida Frasier anC
Miss Louise Cole. Third Course
Roasts, entrees and vegetables
served at the residence of Mrs. Lii,
Johnson by Miss Mabel Jackson Mis-
Ethel Frasier Miss Mary Pritchett an,
Miss Mary johnson. Fourth Course
Salads and rolls, served by Mis-
Mary Fisher and Miss Minnie Bice a
the residence of Mrs. James B. Bice
Fifth COurse-Ices and general re
freshments served by Miss Rub,
johnson, Miss Mary Smith, Mis-
Marguerite Green and Miss Nelli
Nicholson at the residence of Chancel
lor and Mrs. John r. Nicholson. l
was at this "wind-up" that the girl
took pity on their swains and allowed
them to enter and participate.
Smyrna times., 1907-09-04
AUTO CAUSES RUNAWAY AT TOWNSEND.
Mrs. Winfield LsttOmus Thrown from Her
Carriage But Sustained Slight Injuries.

TOWNSEND, Sept 3-Just as Mrs
Winfield .Lattomus drove her fine road
mare out lane near Townsend for
morning drive, Wilmington ANTONIO
bile came dashing down the pike,
whistling its siren in alarm. Mrs.
Lattomus and her horse both
became panic stricken and the mare
leaped high in to the air, wheeling into
the lane as she regained her footing,
and hurling Mrs. Lattomus out a dis
tance of twenty feet The sutomObil-
lists returned and Chauffeur Bice at
tempted to pick up the injured woman
but left her for dead and hurried into
Townsend for medical assistance.
She regained conciousn in two
hours and will rec yer, except that the
shoulder upon which she so violently
struck the ground, may be affected for
life.
Smyrna times., 1907-09-04
TROLLEY SLOW IN GETTING
PRIVATE RIGHT OF WAY
IMPOSSIBLE TO COMPLETE DETAILS UNTIL
EVERY FOOT OF WAY IS ACQUIRED.
Chief Engineer Endeau Has Another Con-
ference With the Financial Syndicate
Who are anxious to Get Work Started.

Mr.. J. W. Endean was called to New
York last week to be in conference
with the financial syndicate who are to
finance the construction of the trolley
road through the Peninsula, at which
time ali details of construction and
acquiring of sites for power station
shops, offices, freight stations, etc,
were gone into thoroughly, also the
question of acquiring private right of
way through New Castle County with
which MIR. Endean has been so busy
for the past month. The syndicate
were much surprised at the apathy
shown by the property owners mas
much as the construction of the road
will give the farm owners rapid and
cheap transit for passengers and
freight to competitive markets, as well
as greatly enhancing the value of the
property contiguous to the route. Mr..
Endean was urged to use every means
within reason to acquire the right of
way at the earliest possible moment,
with view of the construction work
being taken in hand at once, as it is
physically impossible to complete the
details of this work until every foot OF
the right of way has been acquired
under agreement. 1t was also sug-
! gested that inasmuch as the syndicate
is to furnis all the capital to build
and equip the lines that they desired
to have the voice of management IL
the operation of them when completed
and in order to accomplish this pur
pose and In view Cf the small capita
stock issue of the company, they ex
pressed the desire to acouiIe all the
capital stock issued at the par value
thereof, and poll of the shareholder
are to be taken as to their desires il
the premises. If the shareholders agree
to this proposition under certain con
ditions the syndicate will become tn
holders of not only the bonds but ais
the entire capital stock of the compan.
as well, thus assuring the early an,
rapid construction of the road and it
operation on up-to-date principles
Mr.. Endean is losing no time t,
gather all the threads together and h
hopes to have all the details ready fo
cOnsumation at an early date if tn
property owners along the route il
New Castle County will lend thei
aid by granting the right of way unde
conditions that may be MUTUAL
agreeable.