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Evening journal., 1908-10-08
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANS
PLAN A BIG RALLY

The opening meeting Of the Eighth
Ward Pennewill and Heald Republican
Club viii be held this evening. The
speakers expected 10 address the meet
ing are william II. Heald, candidate
for Congress. a former East Side resi-
dent; Deputy Attorney General Daniel
O. Hastings. Charles LippiucotL cam
didate for sheriff, and others.
The speakers room of the club has
been tastefally decorated for the occa-
sion with the national colors. and por-
traits of several former presidents dec
crate the walls.
a short street parade. headed by a
band. Will take place previous 70 the
opening of the meeting. and Chairman
John Moore is making arrangements
for an overflow meeting. II the size
of the gathering warrant IT, those on
the outside d the clubs meeting room
will be addressed by speakers from a
position on the outside. A large at
tendance is assured
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
MISSION FOR
COLORED CATHOLICS

At ST. Josenhs colored Catholic
Church this week a mission is beint
conducted for the non-cathclio colored
people Of this city Rev Fathers AL
bert ana Plantevinge are the mission
ers in charge. Both are young priests
who have received special training al,
the Mission House connected with the
Catholic University at Washington, p
c.. Both possess unusual preaching
capabilities. ana mighty the church Is
crowded. The question box figures ih
the mission to which the miseiorers
give their attention. answering all ques
tions concerning what the teaching of
the Catholic Church really is. ana what
the church does not teach Father
Plantevigne is the fourth colored priest
TO receive priests orders I'm this coun-
try. While attending ST. Marv's Scmi-
nary. Baltimore. and the Catholic Unl-
verstv. these young priests made a
brilliant course At ST. Mary's Semi.
nary. Father Albert was an honor man,
The mission will continue next week.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
BISHOP O'CONNELL TO BE
COADJUTOR OF BALTIMORE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BALTIMORE. Nd. oct. SIT is re-
ported to-day on high authority thar
Bishop Dennis J. O'Connell. the p-esen.
rector of the Catholic University. is
to be coadiutor bishop of Baltimore,
and that Nicar-General owen r. Corri-
gan is to be auxiliary bishop of Balti-
more. Announcements Of the appoint,
ments is expected to be made by Cardi-
nal Gibbons upon his return to this
citv.
Whilo not generally known that Bishop
O'Connel will come to this city from
the CatholiS University. it Is believer
by the CLERGY that Nicar-G General Coz
rigan Will be raised to titulal
bishopric.
That Bishop O'Conncll would come
here from Washington at the expila.
ton % his term az the university il
January was rumore3 some tirne ago
but the report comes as a complets
surprise y
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
FACES
TURKISH WAR

LONDON. oct. s.-Unless Austria
beats an ignominious retreat from her
present position. Turkey will declare
war. according TO the statement tc
the United Press today by a member
of the Turkish embassy. who for OBJ
vious reasons would not permit the
use Of his name.
Il expect Russia to issue a circular
note today protesting against the an
nexation Of Bosnia and Herzegovina on
lines identical with the opposition Of
France and England" this diplomat
said. II believe that the effect Of these
three protests viii be to convince Aus
tria that she is going too far and
that she should relinquish these prov
nces.
Il am so confident that Austria will
do this that + say I do not expect war,
but If / am mistaken. / think It is
safe 20 say that Turkey win go to
war
Il do not see how a conference car
accomplish anything II would be pow
erless TO set aside the annexation The
only thing il can do is 10 overaws
Austria by a determined front. Unless
the Turkish soldiers become unman-
ageable by reason of Bulgarian affronts
and insults do not anticipate a strug-
gle pending the result of the Joint note
to the powers. Such Insults. however,
may force hosltlities against the gov-
ernment's wishes"
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
SUSSEX COURT CASES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del. oct. s-The FOL.
lowing cases were disposed of in the Court
Clarence Conaway. negro. charged with
scsing spirituous liquors ia Seaford
Found guilty and sentenced 10 paw n. .
Of $50 and be imprisoned for term of six
months.
William outten. OF seaford. held under
a charge Of selling liquors was dischar ged
In the oase Of Cleveland Marvel and
TwilleyN Jerman. held under a charge Of
stealing harness at Sand Hil Camp las.
July each was probated for two years
Marvel TO his father, and Jerman to his
brother.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
PRESBYTERY ENDS
ITS FALL SESSION
Il Will Have Its Next Meeting
in West Church..
Wilmington
specIaI o TnE EvENINo IouRNAL

SMYRNA. Del. Oc-. s-The Presby-
terry Of New Castle adjourned yesterday
after finishing the business before it
The spring meeting rs to be held IN
West Church. Wilmington.
Attestiue to It's esteem for the Rev
W. =, ~ Lewis. D. D.. the Presbytery
approved Of the action Of the Rodney
Street Church in granting leave or
absence TO the pastor. Dr.. Lewis. The
action Of the Preshyterv was unani-
nous Or Read j. Mckay represented
the session. the Rev W II. Logan ID.
D.. was appointed moderator of ses.
sion and DR.. Lewis was continued az
chairman of the committee on cduca-
tion in the Preshvterv Of New Castle
ani reported that all tho candidates foi
the ministry under the care OF prcshy-
terry were men Of high prade and char
acter and were recommended for thci
usual scholarships The Young mcf
are August Papperman. Delaware Col
lege graduate: w Crosby Ross anf
John i Lindsay. LAFAYETTE College
IT. c. Schwenke and w S. Downs o.
Princeton Seminary: joseph r. Foster
OF Lane Seminary. Cincinnati. and
T. lNAN j. IIdlNilN OF INfuttlnn ANiInEf
The Rev. r. T. Jackson reported tho
condition Of tho miss,cn field of Els
mere and the Rev II. Haiiett, Pres.
hvterv's commissioner TO the general
assembly. gave an interesting accoun,
Of the assembly and was commented
for his fidelity The Rev. John Nc
Elmovle. y. D.. made an interesting
report on foreign missions.
G. a. Blake. a LAWYER and elder OF
the Elkton Church called the attention
Of the Presbvtery to The fact that IL
had no Statutory charter in Delaware.
only one in MARYLAND and especially
that. as n result. one OF the cemeteries
of the Presbvierv wes seized by an IN
dlvidual who claimed the valuable
timber unon a. Against this Chnncel-
lor Nicholson granted the Presbytery
a permanent Injunction and Presbytcry
requested Mr.. Blake With its board of
trustees 10 draft such charter as vas
in vogue in MARYLAND and present il for
passage before the Delaware Legisla-
ture.
Repots Of vacant churches were heard
and approved as were also those Of sew
eral special and temporary committees
Continued on Second Paee.)
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
CALL MILITIA
TO INSPECTION
State Soldiers Will Show Them
selves to Commanding Off
GERS Beginning Nov. 9

General Order No. O. issued to-day from
the office Of adiutant General l. Pusey
wickersham. Organized Militia Of Della
ware. calls the militia Of the state 70 an.
nual inspection beginning p NJ Noveu-
Der 9th. The inspection will doubtlesf.
show a better condition Of the state SOL
diery than ever before. many new sub
jects Of military study having been pur-
sued by the militia during the y'ar Many
Of the companies have also been recruited
to almost their full strength and all the
companies newly equipped. thus present.
ing a finer body OF soldiers than the State
has had on its roll for years.
Following is the order:
General Orders, No. %.
state Of Delaware. Adjuiant Generals
ofhce Wilmington, sept 2th 1905
l. The annual inspectioni ofl tie organ
lied militia win take PAIGE as follows:
First Infantry.
Companies A and u. Wilmington. Ma
ior j. Warner Reed. commanding. Mon.
day. November 9Th 1903. al SIS .. m
Company E. Newark Tuesday. Novem-
Der 10Th, 1908. at SIS p. m.
Companies C and +. Major S. P. Doherty,
commanding. band and hospital detacl
ment, Thursday. November 18th. 1eoS The
band will be reported for inspection at
7.3o p IN. The battalion ana hospital de-
tachment at SIS p. m.
Company II. New Castle Friday. NO
vember Eth. 1908, at SIS p m.
Company c. Dover Monday. November
10Th. 1908, at SIS p. NJ.
Company B Milford. Friday, November
Goth, 1908. at Sis r. m.
II. The field staff and non-commissioned
staff win report for inspection with the
organizations nearest their place of resi-
dence. Those residing in Wilmington Mon
day. November eth, zoos. at s15 p m.
III Muster and inspection rolls Of tho
field and STAFF, non-commissioned stan,
companies. mand and hospital detachment
will be prepared in triplicate. and present.
ed 10 the inspecting officer.
". The headquarters, the several staff
departments. including property. books.
and papers, and the property for which
company and detachment commanders are
responsible, will be inspected on dates to
be arranged between the inspecting officer
and the officer in charge.
State Arsenal.
" The State arsenal will be inspected
Wednesday evenings November 18Th 100 ,
at S O'Clock.
VI Lieutenant Colonel z. G. Boyd ist
Infantry. will make this inspection. Bat.
talon commanders will accompany the in
specting officer during tho inspection of
the companies Of their respective baual.
ions
BY order Of Governor Lea. l. p Wick
ersham. Adiutant General Chief Of Staf.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
Mr.. HARDESTY
MAY Step ASIDE

Democrats are stirred by the an
nouncement that Frank L. Hardesty.
Of FELTON,. nominee for lieutenant-gov-
ernor. may resign from the ticket. as
he is contemplating leaving the state.
Because of this situation a meeting
Of the Democratic state Committee
was hastily called for Dover this after
noon. q
Mr.. Hardesty has business inter
ests in Philadelphia and out west that
are requiring his attention and he may
find it impossible to remain in Della
ware.
At the State Committee meeting ef-
forts will be made TO persuade Mr.
Hardesty to remain on the ticket and
try to shape his affairs 50 that he can
retains his Delaware residence
II was said today that he has come
into possession Of a small fortune out
West.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
A. D. VANDEVER MEETS
AN OLD-TIME FRIEND

Alfred D. Nandever. who spent yes
terday in Philadelphia, viewing the
sights. met with a pleasant experience.
While walking along Market street be-
tween Third and Fourth. in that CITY.
he saw standing in a doorway a man
whose face was familiar 10 him. He
walked uR and shook hands with the
man and then Learned that he was
Charles CampbeI. once a resident or
this CITY and member of the First
Delaware Regiment during the Civil
War.
Mr.. Campbells father was William
Campbell. at ono time a prominent cit
zen of this CITY and a city Councilman
here forty-hve years ago. Mr. Vandevot
had not met Charles. the younger
Campbell. for twenty-five years and the
meeting was a pleasant surprise Tor
both.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
MISSING FOR WEEK,
HIS BODY FOUND
James 7. Reilly Disappeared
From His Home a
Week Ago
WAS DROWNED IN
THE BRANDYWINE

Missing for a week. the body Of
James T. Reilly. aged S. years. Of No.
1905 Scott street was found wedged
between two rocks on the bottom Of
the race in South Brandywine Park
late yesterday afternoon. The boys
notified Robert Berry who was in the
park, and he in turn informed Park
Guard James Black of the find. Den
uty Coroner Nichols later went IA tbe
place and removed the body to the
morgue and from there to the mans
lato home.
The body was found between Frank
lin and Broome streets about so yards
below the third dam. and as IL laws
but little water. it is thought to have
hoated down the Brandywine creek
from a point above the dam.
The body was identified at the
morgue by Ernest Jackson, a son-in-
law.
A watts book and special off,
GERS badge were all that was found on
Reilly. He had been employed as a
special watchman on private property
Of one of the duPonts He had not
been working for two weeks, and this
may have had something TO do with
his death. His family. however. firmly
declare that he did not commit suicide.
He is survived by his widow and two
daughters. who are heartbroken over
the affair
No Marks Of Violence
There were no marks Of violence on
the mans body to cause the coroner to
suspect foul play. Reilly left his home
in good spirits week ago to-day. and
that was the last seen of him. His
wife and daughters mad searched
everywhere for him and the news Of
the finding Of his body came as a great
shock 10 them. The officials at the
morgue are convinced that the man ac-
oidentally fell overheard and was
drowned before he could shout for
help.
The funeral win take place from the
late home Qf the dead Ian. on Satur-
day morning. and it is expected that
it win be largely attended Reilly was
a well-known politician in the outer
end of the Seventh ward. and was one
Of the best known men in that section
Of the city.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
STORY OF CROWN PRINCES
MURDER PARTLY CONFIRMED

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. oct s.-Partir. conhrma-
tion Of the reported assassination OF thu
Grown Prince Constantine Of Greece
came TO the United Press today in
dispatch from Vienna. which says that
the Bucharest morning papers assert
that the crown prince was murdered
while Witnessing maneuvers Of servian
troops.
The lack Of details at Bucharest,
Athens and other European capitals is
attributed 20 the suppression OF the
news by Servia.
Messages of inquiry sent to Belgrade
were ignored While London morn
ing papers fail even TO mention the
rumor, official circles here believe the
report 20 be true
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
HEBREWS TO OBSERVE
FEAST OF TABERNACLES

Succoth. the Jewish festival Of Taber.
nacles. commemorative the dwelling Of
the Children of Israel in huts or booths
during their wandering in the wilder
ness. after the exodus from Egypt. will
begin at sunset to-morrlw and continue
a week. the beginning and ending OF
the festival being observed by special
services in the svnagogues. This holi-
dav is also a celebration OF the garner
ing of the harvest
A picturesque feature of the succoth
services in the erection on the grounds
adjoining some Of the svnagogues o;
booths. or succah, adorned with
autumnal fruits ana flowers. In these
booths a part Of the religious services
of the festival is conducted. following
the regular synagogue services.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
REPORT MURDER
OF CROWN PRINCE
Said That He Was Slain While
Watching Movements Of
SeTVian Troops
TURKEY DELAYS THE
DECLARATION OF WAR

coNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. g. Z
Turkey delays declaration Of war In 4
tho belief that Austria can be forc-
ed 20 reoede from her position. 4
BERLlN-cermany ridicules the
idea Of Austria reoonsidering her
annexation Of Bosnia and Herze- I
aovina.
Observation-Disclosures assass- :
ination Of Crown Prince constan- :
tine, Of Greece, given widest cred
encc.
. BELeRADE-Servian ministry
resigns.
cETTlNJE-Monteneero Issues
proclamation that Berlin treaty no
longer binding on Montenegro, a
practical declaration Of iudepen-
dence.
LoNDoN-EnaIand will not CON
slider any features in proposed Ber-
lin treaty revision except existing
issues.
PARlS-France and Russia de-
mandina an entire new treaty In
the proposed revision.
CANEA-Forecasted declaration
Of crete's union with Greece pro-
y mulgated.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
LIEUT.. .H0EYAT FORTDUPONT
Delaware Army Officer Will be Trans
ferred Later to New York Fort.

William II Hoey. Jr.. Of Dover. who
recently was appointed a lieutenant
in the Regular Army was In this city
last night on his way to Fort DUPONT
where he has been assigned TO tenn
porav duty pending his transfer to the
Twelfth United States Infantry. at Fort
JOY. n. Y. While here Lieutenant Hoey
visited Adjutant General Wickersham
and Colonel Townsend. of the or
ganized Militia of Delaware. at the
State Armory and left later for Fort
DUPONT The Twelfth Infantry. Colo
mel Allen, commanding is the same
company to which First Lieutenant
Albert w. Forman, OF this city is also
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
TURKEY SENDS
SHIPS TO SAMOS

CoNsTANTINOPLE. Oct. s-The
cruiser Medjidieh and three torpedo
boats were today dispatched TO Samos
which is reported 10 be on the verge
of declaring her independence Samos
is an island off the west coast of Asia
Minor. forty-two miles southwest Of
SMYRNA II is an autonomous princi-
pality but has been compelled TO pay
tribute TO Turkey
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
aPenn,a Tlme and our Tlne.n 2

There viii be an address by Henry
w Wilbur of Philadelphia on "Penn's
Time and Our Time" tomorrow even
ing al SIS o'clock in Friends Meeting
House. Fourth and West streets Mr.
Wilbur is one of the. ablest and most
eloquent speakers in the Society Of
Friends. This meeting is held under
the auspices of the Young Friends As
sociation of this city. which extends
an invitation to the public TO be pres
ent,
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
centrevilIe Republicans to Organize,

Republicans of the western district
Of Christiana Hundred will meet at
Chambers shop. Centreville, on Tues
day night OF next week to organize
Young Mems Republican club. State
and county candidates on the Repub-
lican ticket are expected 20 make adj
dresses on the occasion Republicans
of the district are enthusiastic over the
prospect of success there in the No
vember election.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
49, - chnnks on saturdaY.

That the 1900 officers who conducted
the recent primary election throughout
the county may have their checks this
week. Robert NJ Burns. county treas
urer. win keep his office at the Court
House open on Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Burns was busy today signing the
checks alany Of them will be ready
for distribution tomorrow and all that
are not called for at that time can
be obtained from Mr. Burns any time
on Saturday
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. s.-Fore-
cast TIL p. m. Friday;
For elaware-Showers and cooler
toniqht and Friday; winds shifting te
fresh northwesterly.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
Lieutenant Powell Back to DUTY.

First Lieutenant George c. Powell. Of
Company. Organized Militia Of Della
ware. has reported for duty after a
thirty days leave Of absence which
he spent out Of the state on busi-
mess and pleasure.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
STANTON CLUB WILL
HOLD MEETING

The Taft and Sherman Club Of STAN
ton will hold an open air meeting at
Stanton on next Monday night. Sew
eral speakers viii be present, but who
they viii be has not yet been definitely
decided upon. The club has large
membership and is doing good work
for the party in the vicinity of Stanton
Mr.. Hastings to Address Republicans.
Washington Hastings will address
the East Side Republican Club next
Tuesday night on the subject Politics
of the Past and the Present" In honor
OF the visit the club has fixed the
night as Washington Hastings Night
and is making special effort to make
the meeting one of the most enthus-
iastic that have been held in the club
house for a long time
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
NOTICE
To Our Advertisers

The Advertising Department of
The Evening Journal will appreciate
the bringing of ad. copy to its
temporary office at the N. w. Cor.
Fifth & Shipley Streets. until after
the installation of our new press.
The Evening Journal Co.
Advertising Department.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-28
POOL HALLS NOT REMOVED
No Immediate Action IL Taken on
schools Appeal by City
Council.

There will be no immediate legislation
looking toward the prohibition of pool and
billiard halls in proximity to public or pri-
vate schools in Omaha. This was declared
to be the sense of the city council in COM
mittee Of the whole, Monday afternoon.
Edgar A. Baird, attorney for the Board
Of Education, and Paul L. Martin, of the
Creighton Law school. appeared before the
council Monday and requested the passage
Of an ordinance prohibiting halls within 300
feet of any educational institution. Mr..
Baird appeared at the request OF the board.
which had the matter under consideration
at its last meeting. They pointed out that
pool and billiard halls are evidently evil
in a sense for the reason that the law pro-
hibits children under Is years of age from
entering them, and also because the charter
gives the city council power to regulate
them. They declared that the halls exert
an evil Influence over the children and
young men; that they are loafing places in
which the boys play hockey" from school
OF college. and that, inasmuch as the school
authorities expend $4,000 a year IN educat-
ing the young people OF omaha, that the
request of the board ought to have some
weight.
Councilman Zimman. who made the mo-
ton to the effect that no legislation re-
garding pool and billiard halls be attempted
at this time, in answering the attorneys
representing the Board OF Education and the
affiliated Creighton colleges. called atten-
ton to the fact hat at the Young Mems
Christian association young men are taught
how to play the game and that for that
reason halls wherein the game is played
certainly cannot exert an evil Influence.
Councilman McGoven requested that ].
B. Scott, who sent a communication to the
council asking why an ordinance COMPEL
Ing the cutting down of cottonwood trees
was not enforced, be present at the meet
ing Of the committee Of the whole on No.
vember . and tell the council when such
an ordinance was passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-28
AT VOTING DEVICE
Large Numbers of Election OmciaIs
and Citizens Take Lessons
at the n

Members of the election boards are flock
ing to the court house to secure instruction
at the school which is being maintained in
the lower corridor for the benefit OF Of
ticials and citizens who want to learn how
to use the voting machines.
James Allen, who has charge Of the
school in the day time, instructed 100 Of
ficials Monday and almost as many Tues
day. The school will be maintained until
next Monday in order to give every one
a chance &c inform himself. While il is
primarily for election officers. any citizen
who is uncertain as to how to manipulate
the levers can get all the information he
wants by applying.
Many inquiries have been received as to
the methods of voting for the two amend
ments to the state constitution. Both
amendments were endorsed by all the
parties and hence a straight party vote
records an affirmative vote on both amend
ments. Those who want to vote against il
will nave to turn the lever on the party
ticket back and vote no" on a special
lever below the party tickets.