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Evening journal., 1908-07-29

could not buy tee for a large one, so we
thought small one would be Just the
thing 1t need not be new. Call Mrs. PEN
newlil by phone and she will see that IL
gets to the mother.
Have you thought while you we're taxi
ing a trolley ride or a boat ride, how it
would be II you could not afford even
so small pleasure. We know Of 30 many
sick people who would so much enjoy
just such a ride. Wouldn't II help you
enjoy your vacation II. before you leave
town YOU would mail to our Rest Room
a quarters worth OF car tickets or a
ticket for a ride TO Philadelphia and re.
turn. A mother with her sick baby would
have new life put IN her after river
ride and be better able to look after her
sick when she gets them home. Think this
over before you leave for your vacation
and try It. See if Il don't pay
Coreopsls-This branch win hold but one
meeting during August, but in September
they will begin their fort-nightly meet
lngs for the winter. The next meeting viii
be held at the home OF Mrs. Andrew
johnson, 402 West Sixth street on Tues
day evening. August A.
Bee Hlve-This branch with their pres-
dent. Miss Elizabeth Groves, had a most
enjoyable outing at Pennsgrove. They
were always ready to greet their friends
with true Sunshine spirit
We are stil IN need Of wheel chairs Al
most every day we hear Of some one who
is being kept I'm out OF the blessed sun.
shine just because they have no chair
II seems dreadful TO have TO stay IN one
room-maybe the room has but one win
dow-during these hot days. Now II you
have chair either wheel chair or steamer
chair. that is no use TO you now, won't
you please let us have itY II YOU don't
want TO give il TO us please lend It. II
YOU feel you can't do either tell US what
you are willing TO sell Il for Don't put
this on write or phone us tonight be-
cause there Is so much for us 10 do In this
line that we can't put It OF II you can't
! give chair maybe you would hAe tc
give a donation toward buying one. II you
could Just hear OF somo OF the cases you
would want TO help them.
It is more shameful to distrust people
than TO be deceived by them.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
MOTORISTS ATWAR
WITH AUTO TRAPS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
CHICAGO, July 29.-A battle royal
of measured courses and stop watches
was inaugurated to-day when the CHI
cago Automobile club began its war
against the fashionable Nnburb Of
Glencoe, whose automobile traps have
proved costly to wift-driving mem
bers OF the club. The fight promises
TO be the most unique in the country's
automobile history.
Alarmed by the vigor with which the
suburb has been prosecuting speeders
land by the firing Of shots at chauneurs
lof machines accused OF exceeding tho
speed limit, the club viii place pickets
lat either end OF tho suburb armed with
red flags and stop watches. It will be
their sole duty to warn autoists that
lthcy are approaching an automobile
trap" and TO time them as they drive
through the suburb In order to be on
the defensive In case Of ARRESTS for
specd
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
WILL SETTLE
RATE DISPUTES

NEW YORK. July ga Committee
of Arbitration to decide the differences
between the railroads of the Eastern
Trunk Line system and the organized
bodies of manufacturers and shippers,
which have arisen owe rthe proposal
to increase the rate on class freights,
is in process Of formation. This COM
mittee will consist of fifteen men, nam ed
by the representatives of twenty busi-
ness associations of the West and Md
die West, and fifteen business men Sc
lected by the railroads.
The representatives OF the shippers
associations have been selected, but the
personnel of teh committee has not been
made public. Before the railroads
make their selection they will wait to
see the personnel of the shippers If
! teen.
This is the first real step that has
been taken toward a thorough discus
sion Of teh subject. Railroad men and
shippers of this city expect much good
to be accomplished
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
THOUSANDS PERI SH
IN A TYPH DON
IN CHINA

HONG KONG. July 29-Reports
from Canton say that the scenes fol-
lowing the typhoon Of Monday night
last are heartrending. Thousands Of
Chinese were drowned.
The typhoon in its loss Of life and
damage to shipping eclipsed the typhoo
of 1906.
Returns received here show that the
loss to European shipping was less,
but that over hundred native ves-
sells were wrecked.
The Chinese report the laundering
Of the river steamer Yinking, en- route
to Canton and carrying three hundred
passengers, only twelve of whom were
saved.
The torpedo boat destroyer Whiting
went ashore at Lyneemoon Pass and
the river steamer Sanon sank at her
wharf and probably is total loss. Tile
telegraph lines TO Canton are broken
and reports state that the damage there
is great. Flower boats and other craft
were swept away.
Seven steamers were driven ashore.
Many dragged their moorings, and be-
tween fifty and sixty junks and cargo
boats several cargo laden lighters and
numerous launches were either sunk or
damaged
Several buildings collapsed. The Pa
ciflc Mail Office and Queens College
were badly damaged.
There were many ehroic rescues. the
searchlight Of the Astarea enabling the
cruisers cutter 10 put out and save
many after a desperate fight with the
clements. A junks crew was roNed
ashore in the cutter. and many othei
Chinese were rescued from sinking sam
pans by Europeans with the aid Of
the. searchlight.
Damage TO property is enormous.
Houses and countless trees were up
rooted and steamers driven ashore The
Laisang was towed off by the Poca-
hontas and the SchuyllSin by the Aeoius.
Others driven ashore were the Hoichhg,
the Persia and the Charles Hardouin
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
COUNT BoNI WANTS
TO SETTLE CLAIM

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PARIS July 2l-Profting by the Prin-
cess de Sagans effort to sell her proper
ties in France and remove TO the German
place Of her husband, Count Boni Castel-
lane. IS trying to effect a settlement for
his claim for his children without fur
ther law procedure. The Princess d.
vorce decree prohibited her from taking
the children out ~ France without the
fathers decision. Bonis lawyers are re-
porting to the Princess now that she has
no chance OF taking them to her home
except by an arrangement with the count.
BY the arrangement" the Count is in
sisting on the custody OF the children
each year and a liberal allowance for their
care. So far the princess has refused the
Counts overtures. but the difficult OF her
position is so apparent that It is believed
she will eventually give in.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
DAUGHTERS VISIT
FOUND FATHER
WAS A SUICIDE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON, July 29.-Come to- Boston
when you get your vacation and I'll give
you a good ume,' wrote John II. Meeks
TO his iS-year-old daughter. Clara Celia
Meeks. The girl was living with her
mother Mrs. James Halpin at Ridsefeld,
Conn, her parents having been divorced.
She had not seen her father for II years
and she accepted his invitation only to
find that he wanted her to take charge of
his body when he committed suicide
To-day the police are dragging for
BIeelSs body in the Charles river for yes
terday afternoon 81 a bridge over that
stream were found a mans hat and shoes
and letter addressed to Miss Meeks de-
clarng that her father was out Of work
and despondent and was going to throw
himself into the river. He advised her to
notify the rest Of the family.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
MANY WRECKS IN
HURRICANE OFF LABRADOR

ST JOHNS. n. Y, July "a brief de-
spatch received yesterday from Labrador
says that the Labrador coast has been
swept by a northeast hurricane which
wrecked seventeen fishing vessels in one
harbor. The name Of the harbor is not
given in the despatch.
Other parts of the coast are as yet
unheard from and grave fears are enter
tained here for the safety u Sir William
MacGregor, Governor of New Foundland
who is on an official visit to Labrador.
The advices received say that the crews
Of the wrecked vRssels were saved. The
government Immediately upon receipt Of
the news of the heavy damage caused by
the storm despatched a steamer to the re-
lief of the wrecked crews
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
TO TAKE CENSUS
OF new CASTLE
Arthur NJ. Wise to Compile
List of Children Under Com
pulSOTy Education Law

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. July 2s-The Board OF
Education has appointed Arthur M. Wise
to take the census Of the children with
the city. This is done in order that the
compulsory education law may be en-
forced. The finance committee will audit
the books Of City Treasurer Manlove this
evening. The state auditor went over the
books during the past week. The receipts
for the year were slO.224s4. the expendi-
lures. s9.292.O2; and the balance on hand
is sS,99S.69.
At the meeting of the Board last even-
ing the subject Of assignment Of teachers
was laid over for a month.
Prof. Holloway submitted a revised
course Of study for the high school where
by some of the subjects will be elective,
the idea being to give the students an op-
portunity to secure a business training.
The matter was referred to the commit
tee on text books.
The question Of purchasing a piano for
the high school was referred to the COM
mittee on school property.
The city authorities received a letter
yesterday from Philadelphia stating that
a valuable dog taken from here last week
by party on yacht has been located
on Wharton street..
Earl Rash was bitten on the lip yes
terday by a dog belonging to Charles Ben
nett The wound was cauterized by DR..
Burke. Some time ago the same dog bit
the childs grandmother, Mrs Milton
Woolson on the arm.
The Sunday School Of the Methodist
Church will picnic at Cofield Beach to-
morrow Farm wagons will be used &c
convey the children to the river resort
BEACH Is POPULAR.
The South street beach is growing more
popular daily. Hundreds Of people are or
the popular resort day and o%ening. From
the tot that wades ankle deep to the
three score and ten" swimmer, bathers
are enjoying themselves.
Not content with the use of the Athletic
Associations dressing room a bath hous,
for women will be built and the one used
by them now will be for the men. The
big rocks have been buried out of sigh
and the rubbish of all description has
been carted away to Sixth street. where
the marsh is being filled in so that there
will be another driveway. Wallace L. Can
non is in charge of the work. A grave
path will be built along the baseball fence.
Last evening the benches were crowded
scores of children built houses in the
sand. many went in swimming and al
Joined in congratulation City Council upor
their thoughtfulness in providing such a
beautiful beach. The wonder of all is that
the delightful spot had been overlooked
so long. Councilman Smith was the prime
mover in the matter and then the othei
members of City Council were soon back
ing him up in the movement.
The owners of horses in this cits
arc greatly worried over the cutting
off of the end of the tongue of a val
liable driving horse owned by James
J. kerrigan, proprietor Of the Gilpir
House, in the stables in the rear of th'
hotel. The piece cut off the tongue
was over an inch in length and a gasE
was made in another part of the ton
que, in addition to a cash on the jaw
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
GOMPERS PLAN
SPLITS UNIONS

NEW YORK. July s.-Representa-
tives Of thirty-one labor organizations.
with a membership Of $4,000 workers.
met last night and laid plans to bolt
the Central Federated Union and form
a rival body. Their action has been
taken. they deduxs. n opposition 70
the efforts of Samuel Gompers. presi-
dent of the American Federation Of
Labor, to swing the labor vote for
Bryan, and on account Of the anti-in-
junction plank in the Democratic plat
form. Some of the most prominent
labor leaders in the city are behind the
movement.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
SICK MAN APPEALED
TO POLICE FOR AID

William Muivey. about % years Of age,
who has been working on a farm near
Delaware City. appealed to the police at
the iCty Hall to-day for medical atten-
tion. Both his hands were badly swollen
because Of poisoning and he was in bad
shape from sickness
The police took compassion on the man
and made arrangements to have him sent
to the county hospital at Farnhurst for
treatment.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
RAINES NOT
A CANDIDATE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CANANDAIGUA, n. ", July %
State Senator Raines. majority leader
in the Senate at Albany, who has been
mentioned as a possible candidate for
United States senator or for governor
denies he is in the race for either
place. He gives out a statement to tha,
effect as follows:
Il notice that in a good many naws.
papers am announced as being a can
didate for the United States senator
ship; in others as a candidate for gov
ernor. want to say that 1 am a
candidate for neither"
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
PROMINENT CHESTER
pHNcICIAN nEAn

CHESTER. Pa. July 29.-Dr J. Frank
Evans died this morning after a weeks
illness from stomach trouble. He was
connected with the staff Of Chester Hos
pltal president Of the Delaware County
Medical Society, surgeon for the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company and
physician for the Firemen's Relief Asso-
citation. He is survived by a widow He
was about 45 years old
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
BROOKLYN, July 29.-Edward 4.
Britton. president of the Eagle Savings
and Loan Association. was arrested
this afternoon after being indicted by
the grand jury on a charge Of grand
larceny.
Frederick Schroeder. ice-president
of the Eagle Savings and Loan Asso-
citation, was also arrested with Presi-
dent Britton, charged with embezzling
$4,000.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
EunsraI Of charIes Hayward.

The funeral of Charles Hayward.
weli-lxnown secret society man and
horseman, took place this afternoon
from his home. No. SIS Washington
street. Members of the Knights Hos
pitalers and the Heptasophs and scores
Of other friends attended. Interment
was made in IN Riverview cemetery
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
cIeveIand,s Estate s2sn .nnn

PRINCETON. n. j., July 29.--while
nothing in Mr.. Cleveland's will. which
was filed several weeks ago. indicates
the amount of his fortune. and although
no official announcement has been made
as to its extent, it has become known
here that his persona land real pro
perty amounts to $3.50 900
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
pemoorats to Ratifv.

The Democratic League is prepar-
ing for rally and ratification meet
ing during the latter part Of August,
and it will probably be held in one OF
the city parks. 1t is intended to have
a. o. Stanley, Congressman from Ken
lucky, John G. Gray, Willard Sauis-
bury and others as speakers.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29

Miss Bessie Askew. Of Baltimore. is
visiting Mss Norma W. Letch. of this
CITY
Miss Maria A. Doian. of Worcester.
Mass. was admitted as a shorthand
student at the Goldey College to-day.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
WOMAN DYING FROM
MOSQUIT0ES' BITES

MENoMINEE. Mich, July 2s.-Mrs.
John Smith, 20 years old. wife of a
prosperous farmer of McAllister, is I'm
a dying condition at her home as the
result of exposure and being terribly
bitten by mosquitoes and flies while
lost in the woods for three days and
nights.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
cH1Ip's EMPIRE DRESS.
Paris Pattern No. 2466
Ali eenna AnoMed.

This simple and dainty littlo froek IS devel-
oped In Persian lawn. The fullness OF the
waist Is distributed in groups of small tueks.
three to each group. and finished with a high
neck and straight collar band. or with q round
Dutch neck. The straight fun skirt is gsthered
and attached to this waist under a riebon-run
beading. two groups of three tucks each being
used as a trimming above the hern. The arm
bands are OF embroidery insertion. finished
with a marrow edging Of lace 10 match. and II
made with the round neck and edging 10 cor
respond is used. The model is adaptable othe
everyday frocl of ohambray. linen. or any Of
tho pretty Summer materials. The pattern Is
IS sizes-1 10 years. For child Of years.
the dress requires sx yards Of material 27
inches wide. 2ss yards SO inches wide. or IL
yard ~ inches wides q yard of beading. yards
OF ribbon. u yard otinsertion and yards Of
sdgins.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
trustees of the Poor Meet.

Trustees of the Poor are 4bDlnng
their usual monthly meeting at Farm
hurst to-day Only routine business is
to be transacted. At the morning ses-
sion superintendent Foster reported
the almshouse population at 1856, Of
which number 129 are white persons.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
VICTIM OF AUTO
MlSHAP NOT VANDERBILT 2

PARIS, July 29.-According 10 a tele-
phone message from Poissy. William
X. Vanderbilt Sr.. was not the victim
of the automobile accident today. The
victim is now said to be G. w. Sands.
the so nof Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt by her first marriage. A later re.
port says Sands Is dead
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
IT WAS AN ELOPEMENT
Young Darby Couple Marry Here
Without Asking Any Ones Consent.

'CNf6 OShHiS fNSTI
Without Asking Any Ones Consent.
Telling their aunt and guardian that
they were going to Atlantic City for a
vacation with several other young peo-
pie, Walter II. Cox. of OIL Pine street,
Darby and Miss Pearl Montieth, OF s25
Springfield avenue, came instead on Mon
day 10 the parsonage OF the Harrison
Street Methodist Episcopal Church here
and We're married by the Rev C. T.
Wyatt. They were accompanied by John
J. Shellady and Miss Estella NJ. Black.
Yesterday Mrs. Cox wrote to her guar
dian. Mrs. James II. Morris. of 925 Spring
field avenue, telling OF the wedding. Mrs.
Morris. who adopted the bride five years
ago, said yesterday that she thought she
was too young 10 marry-she is 19-but
that she would give her her blessing. The
young couple are now in Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
To Give Trollev Ride.

Antietam Temple. No 5. order Pa
triotic Americans will give trolley
ride TO Kennett Square this evening
Cars will leave Sixth and Marke.
streets at 73o o'clock and delight
tul trip is promised.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
Eraotured Hia Len

Philip Caporitti. of No. S2S West
Seventh street, While at work yester-
day afternoon, sustained a fractured
leg. He was taken to the Delaware
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described in
THE JOURNAL. fll out the follow
mg coupon and lnclose it with 10
cents in an envelope addressed 10
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Fourth and SLipley
streets. Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
Executive Meeting.

Executive Meeting.
The executive meeting for August will
be held at headquarters, Room 700, Equit.
able Building. on Friday night, August 81,
at 7.45. A full attendance Of all members
is desired. This is a most important part
Of the Sunshine work and should be given
attention by every branch president. She
should allow nothing to prevent her at
tendance She owes It to her branch men,
bers. She should bring with her a small
note book and pencil and should take her
notes so as to be able to give them to
her members at the branch meetings.
These notes should be kept and il neces-
sary refer to them from time to time.
These notes should be given to the mem
bers Of the branches at the beginning
Of the branch meeting Anything not clear
to the members should be entered into
and made plain. We cannot expect intel
ligent support from the body OF this So
ciety IL they are not kept posted about the
needs Of the work. See TO it branch presi
dents that you first Of all attend these
meetings and then take the news back
to your members and make them familiar
with the work in its every detail
Nursery Refrigerator Badly NEEDED.
Sunshine is caring for a little blind baby
down on the east side. The mother finds It
very hard to keep the milk sweet these
hot days. II she only had nursery re-
frigarator she would be able to do it. She
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-05-01

usoutfralt depuis trois mois 1orsqu' I'm beau jour
jai dit all docteur: "Puisque vous atfirmez quill va
MOURN ct que vous ne voyez aucune chance quill en-
revienne, eh bien e vais lui bonner DIES Pilules Moro,
nous verrons toujours 81 celia lui fait du bien.''
"A ma grande Jole, des les premleres doses qu'il a
prises, il ma dit:"Mon grand-pere, Ga ma fait du
bien TAI beaucoup moins de NAL dams les reins.'
Voyant celia, je lui en- al fait prendre trois grandes
bo1teset, trois s%ernaines apres, il @tait assez fort pour
TRAVELLERS; depuis il s'est toujours bien porte.
Quand il a commence a sortir, notre cure ne pou-
Wait pas y croire, ct il est venu deux Oh trois fois par
sernaine ensuite pour s'assurer de sd guerison COM
plete ct persistante.
In'y a pas Ell la 1noindre rechute.
Vous pouvez croire, 81 nous avons c%onfiance dams
les Pilules Moro. &c n'etaient pas des saignements
ordinaires quill await, &c jeune homme. Quand il
~saignait du nez, c'etait epouvantable; celia durait
neuf ct dix heures de temps. LIE docteur lui tenait
de la glace SUR la tete, mails Ga ny falsait rlen, lie
sang lui sortait en- caillots par la bouche.
Mon nom est Lazare Bilodeau ct celui de mon
~petit-f1s est Johnny Goodwin. Nous son1nes tous
deux parfaitement bien portants ct nous n hesitons
pas a dire que nous lie devons aux fameuses Pilules
Moro.
ReceveZ tOuS mes renerc1e1nents.
LAZARE BILODEAU,
Saint-Magloire, Co. Be1lectase. Que.
Silexemp1e de M. Lazare Bilodeau etait suivi par
tous les hom1mes 1nalades, particulierement par
ce11x qui %souffrent de faiblesse,d de la maladle de
foie ct de rognons, combien plus rares sera1ent ces
gems a la figure triste, a la mine chancelante; COM
bien de pauvres o%uvriers reconquerraient lie courage
ct la vigueur gu. les abandonment.
Les Pilules Moro font des hornmes forts ct coura-
geux. Files sont lie garant dune bonne %constitu-
ton, &c qui assure toujours lie b%ien-etre, la joie ct lie
bonheur. ST vous etes fable on ma1ade, quel que
soft votre age, prenez les Pilules Moro elles vous
rendront la sante.
Consultations %gratuites par les Medecins de Ia
Compagnie M@dicale Moro, au No 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal, tous les jours, excepte lie diman-
che. ST vous demeurez trop 1oin, hernandez un
blanc de questions.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi
par la poste, soft All Canada Oh aux Etats-Unis, sur
reception du prix, SOC une bo1te, $3.50 SIX boites:
Toutes les lettres doivent &tre adressees: COM
PAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 272, rue St-Denis,
Montreal.