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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
CRIPPLE MAKES GREAT STRIKE.
Ore That Runs $4,000 Ton 10 Dug
From Bull Hill.

Cripple Creek, Colo.-A reat strike
has been made on the Danto property
on Bull hill. where the largest body OF
high grade ore ever opened in strong
and permanent vein In the Cripple
Greek district has been encountered.
There have been numerous pockets OF
rich ore exposed and much greater val.
ues have been obtained from small
streaks. but In no case has there ever
been q seam OF picture mineral over
four inches wide that held out with de.
vclopment work.
The high grade Just opened In the
Dante appears In an eight'lnch streak
and gives returns of from &l7 to $?f
to the pound. with nn average value OF
$1y to the pound, or 33S. 900 to the ton.
The streak lies In the center or core
OF four.foot vein and is not simply y
pocket or striuger. but u portion OF .
strong ore body.
The vein was encountered several
months ago and has been followed
quite distance. increasing both In
size and value as development was car
ried on. Just four weeks ago today .
tbree.inch seam OF high grade was
opened In the center Of tbs vein and
the orc was begun. The vein since that
time has been drifted on for distance
Of twenty feet, with the rich streak
gradually widening out. but not exceed.
Ing . width OF four and half inchss
until today. when . round OF shots e.
posed II measuring eight incncs across.
The vein on either side OF this high
grade seam carries values Of from two
To dve and half ounces In gold. The
property owned by the Dante Gold Min.
Ing Company. In under lease TO the
British American Mining Company.
The leasing company tonight has 200
pounds OF the orc sacked and ship.
mcnt will be made tomorrow with the
expectation Of obtaining returns OF
$1,000 from tho small consignment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

PittsburE. nan. nave been closed.
The temporary Injunction against
melting a strike by the International
rrcssmen's union has been made per.
manent by Judge ..ompson at Cincin.
natl.
A Topeka thcater manager has besn
arrested for keeping his theater open
on Sunday and the case will GO to
the supreme court as test case.
The question Of whether a United
States court has a right TO enjoin Q
state from enforcing its laws Is to .e
brought tefore the supreme sourt by
Attorney General Young. of Minnesota.
who has been declared in contempt
by Judge Lochren.
A b. tile has occurred between the
forces Of Sultan At,.el Asiz and Muiai
Hang. pretender TO the throne Of Mo
rocco. in which the latter was over
whelmingiy victorious.
Federal ] dge Pollock. of Topeka,
Ing Kansas City officials from closing
the Sunday theaters.
Mayer and Company. stock exchange
brokers in New York. have failed for
sG.oo0.ooo.
The Santa Fe Railroad company has
announced voluntary raise in salary
to all telegraph operators in the en-.
ploy Of the company.
by a cave.in in the ballast quarries
Of the Mexican Central railroad at
Victoria 16 laborers were killed and
IL others fatally injured.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
Ly,eis, VINO killed Man Is Indicted.

Newark. y. 1.-THE grand jury to.
dsy indicted Walter " Norris. whose
automobile ran into and KILLED Marcus
8. Jacobs. the theatrical manager.
about three weeks ago In Newark.
Manslaughter is charged.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
SOME FRIENDS
MAKE CIDER
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Hopes Their Members
Will Quit the Evil

William p Bancroft and David Ferris.
Of this city. again took part in the delib.
erations Of the Philadelphia Yearly Meet
ing Of Friends in Philadelphia yesterday
The men began proceedings in the after
noon with the fifth query. which reads as
follows; Are you clear Of the manu-
facture, sale ana use Of intoxieannr
liquors as a drink. and careful to discour
age the sames Are you cautious in their
use as medicine clear Of signing appl-
cations for license to make or sell them as
drink, and Of renting your property for
these purposes? DO you avoid the unnee-
essary frequentng Of tayerns and the at
tendance Of places OF harmful diversion
DO you maintain moderation and simplic.
ity at marriages ana funerals and on
other occasionsY'
II was shown by the Quarterly Meeting
reports that there had been some short.
eominss with regard TO various clauses OF
the query. At least three Friends had so
far forgotten the Discipline as to sign ap
plcations for licenses, and some farmers
continued 20 manufacture cider.
William d. Yarnan OF Delaware Coun
~. thought Friends ought to be far more
careful than they are at present will
regard TO indulging in the social glas
and in discouraging this practice, which
he said was on the increase among peopl,
generally.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
MUST GIVE HIGHER
RATE FOR BONDS.

Because the Board of Education could
not got any bids for the $1,000 schoo. bold
issue at four per cent, st dec q d at a
special meeting last night to oner four
and one-haf per cent, and VIII again ask
Tor bids.
At the regular meeting Of the beard
held last Monday night the chairman Of
the finance committee called the board
a-ten ion q the fact that there Was souo
question concerning whether the bond
should be registered bonds or coupon
bonds and 20 settle tn S matter. asked
that action be deferred for enc week. AS
matter Of fact there were no b ds q
open for the bonds and for that reason d
postponement was necessary.
1t was brought out at last nights meet
ing that the bond market All over the
country was congestei because Of the
large amount Of money that was being
used in industrials. Some cities have
agreed TO pay as high as six per cent. for
loans.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
SCORE GOVERNOR
In HAYWOOD CASE

BY Our own Wire. Psbishers Press.
BOISE, Ida. MAY 1.-THE interview
with Orchard, the prisoner. Of Thurs
Cay evening. was brought TO the att
tention Of the cour -hls morning.
Clarence Darrow. Of counsel for
Haywood, demanded that Governor
Gooding should re hailed before tic
court, examined and punished for oon-
tempt for permitting the inte-v'ew.
Judge Wood. in open court, severely
scored the State for permitting Orchard
to be seen. lie declared that the publica-
ton in ahe newspapers Of the Orchard
story should not have been allowed as
many prospective jurors read the intei
view which seemingly tai bsen printed to
influence the jury.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
Resolutions Of Respeet.

Whereas II has pleased our Divine
Father to call from our midst worthy
friend and brother in the fulness OF
manhood: therefore, be It
Resolved. That Local No. 36, Iron
Moulders' Union Of n. a.. deplore the
sudden taking of from the workings
of Industrial elevation, Brother Ell
Cotton. on May IA, 1907.
Resolved. That Local No. S6, l. NJ u
OF ~ A., tender their sincere sympa-
thy to his bereaved family in their
hour of afliction and sorrow, and tes-
tify to the merit possessed by the de-
ceased in all that makes man. be II
SO
Resolved. That q copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to his bereaved family
and also be spread upon the minutes
and that the charter be draped Tor a
snace of thirty days. (Signed)
Wilbur r. Long,
James ], Devlin.
Michael ]. Mccarthy
David w Gemmil,
William Dever,
Committee.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
SWAPPING DOG
WAS KILLED
Canine That Bit Several Per.
sons Slain by New Castle
Policemen
Special to Tna EvsnlnE Journal

NEW CASTLE. Del. May 17--Ofhcor
William ]. Harrington yesterday shot
valuable bulldog belonging to
Thomas Gravell During the past
two weeks three children were bitten
by the dog, so its owaer decided to
have it killed just at the present
time thcro are numerous complaints
heard regarding the strange dogs in
the city 1t seems that no one owns
them and they are running at large
causing trouble day and night. as
they bark for hours
The commissioners elected en- Tues
day last have received the certified
copy Of the bond bin ana are studying
its provisions They viii hold a meet
ing next week and then decide when
the election VIII be hcll.
Many property owners believe now
| that the city can afford TO 80 ahead
without a bonded Indebtedness at ore
slap Of one-fourteenth of its ASSESS
ment Magistrate William Terry IS
one of the leaders in this line and he
l
must be kept soaring.
Other property owners are highly in
favor Of bonding the city, and say thV.
the city cannot go ahead unless the
! improvements are made.
Miss Elizabeth McCaughan while
cutting meat Yesterday the knife slip
ped and cut deep cash in her wrist.
ST. Johns Lodge, No ?, A. r. A. N.
! is arranging for the annual reception
to be rendered the Grand Master aad
stan when the official visit is mace
in the last week Of June.
Favors Street Opening
Francis De II. Janvier Is heartily In
favor of the opening OF Sixth street
| to the causeway. In his opinion the
| idea TO have a man constantly en-
ployed in hauling is n splendid ono.
/ Another prominent citizen said last
! evening that he considered the sug
| gostion for a civic pride movement q
very good one In addition 20 the work
suggested the man could be the janitor
of the fire han. An the ashes aud
old cans and rubbish could be placed
on the Sixth street extension and In
q short time the bed Of another street
would be made SiXth street extend
ed would be a great convenience TO the
people from Shawtown going to the
steel plants The teams from the
| plant could go direct to the railroad
station and save much time.
Should the weather change there
will probably be a good game of ball
here tomorrow. The grounds an
present are in a very bad condition
Gates and Noyes, OF New York are
stil buying shad from the fishermen
on the Delaware river.
Free Wharf Privilege
The City Council committee on har-
hor win call upon Governor Lea and
try TO arrange for an agreement
whereby boats viii be allowed to land
at the Delaware street wharf
Frank Coyn was arrested by Officer
Tobin last evening upon the complain,
of James McGrath, agent for Mrs.
Isarel Riding Coyn painted a house
on sixth street and was given brushes
and paint TO go TO a house at the But
tonwoods on Wednesday afternoon. He
failed TO commence work and the
agent instructed tho officers TO arrest
the man. as il was lecmed advisable
to try and get the brushes and paint.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
II TERRORISTS
ARE ARRESTED

By Our own Wire. Pubiishers Press
ST. PETERSBURG. May t7.-Eieven
conspirators In the plot TO assassinatc
the Car in his palace at Tsarskoe- -selo,
have been arrested at Terriok Finland
Further arrests are expected.
Tho conspirators planned to got into
the chapel in the palace where EN-
peror Nicholas wqrships. Concealing
themselves until all the dignitarios
should be present at service, they in
tended to hurl q bomb at the Gar
a revolutionist tried to enter the
chapel but failed. He offered a Cos
sack officer $4,000 II he would allow a
stranger TO enter the chapel. The Off
Ger reported the incldent
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
.CRAMP HEADS
ARMS COMPANY

Company which was Incorporated on
wednesday at Dover, with Sl0o0.oo0 capt
tai, was Effected Yesterday IN this city.
Edwin S. Cramp. Of Philadelphia. was
elected president. William X. DUPONT
vice-president and general manager; Will
Lam s. Hilles, secretary and treasurer,
and Edwin s. Cramp, William X. dupont.
W y. condit. Of Philadelphia, and BEN
jsmin T. cabon. OF Rock Island. Illinois.
directors. The company has bought the
plant Of tho Delaware Button Company in
South Wilmington and has ordered ma
chinery for the manufacture OF automatic
rifles.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
WANTS CITY TO GET
ThE OLD CANNON

Former Coroner Vandever made the
suggestion to-day that the city set pp
ia some prominent position On Brandy
wine Park the four old cannon planted
at each corner OF the Second street
market house. Mr.. Vandever is au-
thority for the statement that these
cannon did service during the Revolu-
tionary War and the War OF 1912. The
guns were planted at the corners of
the market house 20 protect the build
ing from damage by passing teams.
Mr.. Nandever thinks the guns are
much more valuable in every sense
than the old guns at Fort Delaware,
which the people cf Baltimore have
bought because C. the aarf they played
IN the defense OF the Union
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
HOUSE CLEANING
AZ EE nEl

The summer overhauling Of the Fed
oral building Is now ia progreVs Night
Watchman Halleck Ray is doing day
duty and Is assisting Engineer Nc
lntyre and the plumbers at work on
the structure
In line with the civic Improvement
scheme the employees OF the Federal
building have appointed a COMMITTEES
composed OF two members from each
of the custodian. postofhce and jani-
tors departments 1t is proposed 10
improve the grounds around the build
ing by planting flowers and making
other improvements.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
HERMANN STILL ABSENT

Lawson Hermann, who is under indict-
mont for having practiced medicine In this
county without a license, failed to appear
in General Sessions Court to-day to stand
trial. II IS probable that the court win
take action this afternoon in the case
which was set for that time.
J. Frank Ball, counsel for Hermann
said this morning that he did not know
the whereabouts Of his client.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
carrled Ereic.ht HandIers.

In order that the longshoremen's S
strike might not interfere with the
loading and unloading of its cargoes.
the steamer Dorothy. Of the Whining
ton and New York transportation
which plies between this
city and New York. has been carrying
it's own freight handlers.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
MANY BOARDERS
IN THIS HOUSE

During hearing before Magistrate
Robertson last night. in which Mrs.
zuzanna Wysocki. VINO conducts a
boarding house az No. 10 Church Lane.
appeared as prosecuting witness. it
was brought out that despite the fact
that the house only contained four
rooms there were ten boarders in a..
One room served as a dining room
and the remaining three were sleeping
rooms.
Mrs. Wysocki told the Squire" how
the boarders We're continually mixing
things up and always fighting. The
boarders did not seem 10 mind their
boarding mistress tesufying against
them. and when the justice dismissed
the caselVith the advice that the war
ring Poles should hereafter live in
harmony. all left apparently happy
and on friendly terms.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
No Quorum Prssent.

Several members OF the mercantile
committee of the Board OF Trade met
In the boards rooms last night. hut as
there was no quorum present organic
zation was not effected. Another meet
ing viii be held on Monday night This
committee will have fun charge Of the
Merchants Fair TO be held at Brandy
wine SpringS
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
Brooklyn Man Got Contract.

David n. Tomey, Of Brooklyn, has
been awarded the contract TO construct
the base or foundation OF the new
lighthouse at the end Of the harbor Of
refuge breakwater at Lewes. The foun-
dation will be as feet In diameter. OF
concrete, and viii cost $4,000 to con-
struct
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
New Superintendent for Mission.

The Sunday Breakfast Mission last
night invited the Rev. John A. Carri-
gan. Of Providence. r. l., TO become
superintendent Of the mission. He viii
accept and will take up the work on
June Z. Mr.. Carrigan comes well rec
commended. He succeeds Seth Whitley.
who resigned To take ~ missloa work
IN Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
Card Of ThanIss.

Mrs George w. Baldwin and sisters
OF No. 4O5 West Thirtieth street, wish
TO thank their many friends tor the
sympathy shown them during the ILL
ness of their mother Mrs. Eliza j.
Riley, and for the beautiful flowers
sent as a mark of respect to the
funeral
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
saIutnd Ru Elanahin.

While returning from Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon the steamer City
OF Chester was saluted by the battle
ship Narese. flagship OF Duke DAB
ruzzi, of the Italian navy. The steam
boat returned the salute by raising the
American cOlors
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
A $500 Eye Examination Free.
Pollard, optician. 100 Market street.
Complain Of Avenues Condition.

DompIaIn o. NVenuo7s s JonoItIon,
Residents Of Maryland avenue COM
plain about the condition of the ave-
nue. between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues. The street is under one inch Of
water because Of improper sewer ac-
commodations. and oftentimes is almost
impassable.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
=, ehi,, ;, s,e,k To-ni,ht.

Or. Shinn to Speak To-niaht.
DR.. William T. shinn, Of Washington
field secretary of the international Re
form Bureau, will address. a temperance
meeting in the Front and Jefferson Street
Mission tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
CHANDLER q gnafstIasr EmbaImsr

No. ia ". Ninth Street.
Garrett attention day or night
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hosoita.s removed aad cared foF
cntr claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments. drRt-c'ass. RotA Phones
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
S. H. Stats.
NEW HOSIERY.

Another importation just received
comprising an even greater variety Of
grades IN spring and summer weights,
than we have carried I'm previous years.
We wouldn't be able TO offer the excep-
tional values we are doing had we not
placed our order with the importers
months ago, before the advance in
prices. Our customers are receiving
the benefit OF this.
Again we would most confidently rec
ommend the
"oNYx" HOSIERY
as being Of the very highest quality
and easily the best for shape, elastic
ity and durability. This brand is the
standard for Black Hosiery. A fun line
.of sizes in complete range Of prices.
FOR WOMEN.
Black Cotton Hose-all black. black
with white feet or white soles, Csc and
S5c G pairs for Sl00).
In very light weight Hose we have
the Gauze Cotton and Gauze Lisle.
Plain Lisle Thread and SILK Lisle
Hose. Also many beautiful lace effects
and silk embroidered.
silk Hose-plain black and white
and black with embroidery
Tan colersd Hose, - 1-2c, 25c and
soc a pair.
Special at 25e-A Ladies' Black silk
Gauze Hose.
FOR CHILDREN.
Our u 1-2c Stockings for boys and
girls are a very rare value. Have been
tod by many of our customers that
they are far superior TO any they have
ever seen or used. Most excellent for
school wear.
Special at t5e-A girls light weight
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Misses silk Lisie ioso Black white
tan colored, pink ana bluc-all sizes
25c.
FOR MEN.
Mems Black Cotton Half Hose. AL
black black with white feet or Will
white soles. ~ 1-2c and 25c.
Mems Black Iisle Thread Half Hose
I 25c and s5c 6 pairs for $1,000.
Mems Tan Colored and Fancy Hal
Hose.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17

Colonel Leiteh is Acting Mayor.
During the absence from the city for
few days Of Mayor Horace Wilson,
President Of Council C. NJ. Lcitch is
acting as mayor Mayor and Mrs.
Wilson are at Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
pcAsns.

Rehecca WATSON
John McCanerty.
Jeremiah Fisher.
FIsHER-In this city, on May l6' 1901
jeremiah Fisher, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited 90
attend the funeral services at bis late
residence. No. West Twelfth street,
on sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment at Mt Zion cemetery.
wILsoN-Rebecca Wilson. aged 5s
years.
Relatives and trends Of the family
are invited 20 attend the funeral Mon
day afternoon. at pclock from her
late residence. No. S1S Windsor street.
Services at Grace a. M. Il. Zion
Church. No 220 West street. Inter
ment Mount Olive cemetery.
GAMBLE-In PHILADELPHIA, Pa, on
May 16. 1907, Robert Il. Gamble aged
81 years.
Relatives. friends and Thomas A.
Smyth Post, NO /, G. A. r. are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral
services at his late residence. No 5A3
Fnhert street Philadelphia, Pa, on
saturday evening. May 18th, at 7SO
o'clock. Further servscts in chapel Of
Riverview cemetery, Wilmington ot
sunday afternoon. May 18th, at zla
o'clock. Interment at Riverview ceme-
terry.
MccAFFERTY-I this city, on Nav
Is. 1907, John McCaaferty aged 'el
years.
Relatives, friends and members Of
the IInights Of St Lawrence, st.
Paurs Beneficial Society, and the
Democratic League are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. 912 Jackson street.
on saturday morning at O'Clock.
REQUIEM mass at sacred Heart
Church. Interment Cathedral eeme-
terry.
Kindly omit flowers.
! COTTINGHAAI-In this city, on May
Is. 1907, Robert G. Cottingham.
Relatives. friends and members Of
I Division No l. A. o. H.. Weccacoo
steam Fire Engine Company ana the
I HOLY Name Society Of st. Pauls r. c.
4 church are invited to attend the fun
oral from his late residence, No li-
North FRANKLIN street, on Saturday
r,orning at 9 o'cloclS. High mass az
/ st Paurs Chulel. lnterment az
I cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17

A list Of the polling places for to-
morrow's primaries viii be found in the
advertising columns on page OF The
Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
FINANCIAL


NATIONAL Bank OF Delaware .''..-.-.
Farmers Bank ''''
First National Bank ''''''.'''
Union National Bank ''.'''
Equita Bile tiuarautee Trust Company
Security Trust and Safe deposit CO '''.''''
Wilmington Trust Company '.'.''''- '''
American Vulcanized Fibre Common -..''-'''' '''''
American Vulcanized Fibre preferred ...'..'.. 1900
Delaware Roroad Stock .........''''..' ''''''''''
Wilmington Gas Electric Com .'.'''' '-'''
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Wilmington CITY Railway Bonds .''''''.''''''' '''
wilmington q Chester Traction Bonds ''.-s''''
wilmington Gas s. Elect. Bonds '''''''
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Delmarvia Telephone Bonds ,.'''' - $500
Wilmington Light Power Telephone Sc'''''''''' ''''
Evening journal., 1907-05-17

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
WANTED-A lady to trim hats. Apply
Freedman's Department store, 22s Mar
kot St. mlI-lt
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
Security Trust
land.
Safe Deposit Co.
5Io Market St.

Careful attention given to all
branches of trust and banking busi-
ness. Two per cent. interest paid
on deposits.
OFFICERS:
Benjamin Nields, President.
James B. Clarkson, Vice. Pres,
John S. Rossell,
Secretary and Trust Officer
L. Scott Townsend, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
William p Bancroft Henry c. Jones
Dr.. Jos. II. Chandler William j. McClary
James b. Clarkson Benjamin Nields
Henry F. Dure John S. Rossell
Chas b. Evans j. Davis Sisler
James A. Hart Samuel G.. Simmons
Dr. Willard SpringerJohn NJ. Mendinhali
L. Scott Townsend.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
The May Sale Of Muslin Underwear

the shrewd buyers. In addition
large offered the of this
"Wednesday choice and attractive styles
Ladies and Misses Undegarment lad about despaed o
receiving this lot they have been long ovedue These will be
laced on Saturday the low prices prevailing here
goods making this sale Of unusual interest Buying
considerable money saved The best for your
is here,
CorSef cOVprS Special value ISc half price Other values ae
SViSSl SVfSAS SOC, SOC 75c, Sroo SI.2s Sr5o.
nrauorc Children pair worth 15c Ladies' WORTH
Dlo"SS SOC Other values SOC SOC 75e, ST. $a5 and Si5o
N;rh@ounS Special SOC worth 75c special 60c worth S1oo
NShsVNHS Other values, 75c, ST. $25, $3.50, s. to IS.
chr,s Chdrcns special CSC Ladies special 69c Many choice
Snlo muslin skirts Tor ST. ST. s. 10 S.
Evening journal., 1907-05-17
eoNYx" HOSIERY

as being of the very highest quality
and easily the best for shape, elastic
ity and durability This brand is the
standard for Black Hosiery. A fun line
of sizes in a complete range Of prices.