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Evening journal., 1908-04-15
MILFORD BOAT WAS
DELAYED THREE DAYS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD Del, April l5.-The steamer
City OF Milford. which has been overdue
three days was delayed on account OF
the heavy winds and the small run Of
tides. She was compelled to lay at the
mouth Of the river two days as even at
high tide she was unable to gain an en-
trance. She left last evening for Philadel-
phia, and viii resume her regular trips To-
day.
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In Msnorlam

In Memorian1.
on mother. thy gentle voice Is hushed
Thy warm true heart IS stilled
And on thy calm and peaceful face
is resting IN deaths cold chill
Thy hands are ciasped upon thy heart.
we have missed thy lovely brow
And in our aching hearts
We know we have no mother now.
In loving remembrance OF our dear
mother. Catherine F. Trusty. who de-
parted this life April Is 1907
Her daughters.
Sarah r.. Barr.t
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card Of Thanks.

Air- and Mrs. Edward Walden would
like to thank Court Bayard. Foresters
Of America, the friends. and neighbour
for the floral offerings during their
sons. Patrick Naddens sickness ard
death. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walden 2
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MARRIED.

MUNDAL-STEELE-George II. Nun
dal and Miss Rosamond " Steel
both OF this city were quietly mar.
ried IN Philadelphia on Tuosda,
afternoon. April "a. by Rev. j. c.
Scauller, pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Church
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Helped His Business.

Hewitt-De you believe in children's
partiesl
Jewett-Certainly; I'm a DOCTOR
New York Press.
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har Idaa.

Patience-This paper says the kan
garoo sometimes leaps seventy feet
Patrice-Oh, are they afraid OF mice
too7-Yonkers Statesman.
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arsakinn The siIsnoA

'FWhats all that racket about"
Asked the customer, ''overhead7''
Its a roar from the silent partner
sir"
The girl at the counter said.
Chicago Tribune.
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PLAINLY Of Than.

One crop this presidential year
VIII be quite large next fall
There'n be a Eoodly harvest here
OF men who know It all.
philadelphia Press.
Evening journal., 1908-04-15
The Lucky Wheels.

The only wheels OF fortune you
May play with certainty
And pin your hopes OF pront to
Are wheels OF industry"
Houston Post.
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prawino on the old Man.

'what is your son doing at college
ais year. JigsbyT
"Me."-Baltimore American.
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The Popular TendenoY.

The desiccatinE tendency
Is spreading far and nigh.
And even old Niagara.
They say. is getting dry.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1908-04-15

Miss Jane Aiken. who makes her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. otley verson
at Kennett Square, is quite IL
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port, advocate and vote for Georya
Gray for the presidential nomination
at the Democratic National Conven-
tion"
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Anal. Copper. s755 lKo. &Tex $50
Am. Smelt Co. 6o4lNat Lead Co. 81
Amer. Sugar...I7szl Y. Central 9SH
Atchison ......... II Ont. & West. .33
tchison, pid 80 Norfolk a West %
Brooklyn Tran. 47gklNor. Pacific ..Ia64
B. & o.. Isl Pacific Mail 26H
Can. Southern pennsylvania INK
Chi. OR. West sHlPeople's Gas ...S9H
Ches. & Ohio..3IA Reading los
Chi. & Alton I3A Read. Ist pfd.
Chi & n. W.. Read I'd pfd...
c. NJ. & ST p. fIS ID. & II. .........
Rock Island ...I4HlD., H. * w.
Rock Island pfdasN Southern pae. TAX
Erie .............IS South. r. Com I3B
Erie. Ist pfd IA Texas Paeific...I7
Gr North pfd. I27K Tenn. c. &Lco
Illinois Cen. ... Un. pac Com I2S
Louisville ......roI 10. S. St. Com sax
Int. Met. com oHlU. St ref COX
Int. Met. pfd 26 Wabash Com. Ioh
Man. Con.....I7S Wabafh Pref. IS
Missouri Pac.. ASH Western Union s55z
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TOO LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION.

TIT INTED~x FfRsT-cLzss HAIR
w meas maker at Ysrgers II f. srd
81. a1h-St
Evening journal., 1908-04-15

Mrs. James EdRe and children have
been visiting relatives at Kenentt
Square.
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Stock Markets

o'clock quotations from r. D.
Laokey & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
- Market street, Wilmington, Del.
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Local Quotations

Wholesale quotations in the produce and
poultry market reported BY Thomas n.
stayton at o'cloek this afternoon;
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CHANDLER q qsSsstShsF E%SaI%sE

No. 21s W. Ninth street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments first-class Both PhoneA
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21

to be secured. There was a third
term to be disposed of. and policies to
be discredited.
"a panic came. believe that 1t
needs only to be followed step by step
to show that it was planned and en-
ecuted, In so far rs such a proceeding
Is subject to control, after once in
motion. Such statement. without
support in facts warranting 1t, would
deserve condemnation. To withhold
such statement, to shrink from plain
speech setting forth the facts in SO far
as they can be uncovered, is, in the dis
cussion of this legislation, plain pub
lie duty"
The report that the president is
about to send special message to
congress urging upon it's attention
certain matters Of necessary 'legisla-
ton recommended by the civic feder
alton meets with positive denial at
the White House.
The senate committee on finance
Tuesday voted unanimously to amend
the Aldrich financial bill by eliminat-
ing railroad bonds as security for
national bank note circulation. 1t also
was decided TO amend the bill so as
to retain the provision of the present
law prohibiting the retirement by
national banks of more than $4,000, 900
of circulation in any one month.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
MAY HIT EASTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ia IN
DANGER OF SUIT.
illegal Practices Are Charged Through
the Findings Of Interstate Com.
merce Body.

Richmond. Va, Mar. 1s.-Criminal
prosecution, 1t is indicated officially.
will be begun against certain officials
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company and certain shippers, be-
cause of what are asserted to have been
illegal practices relative to interstate
shipments. It appears from the find
ings of the interstate commerce COM
mission that the Chesapeake & Ohio
favored certain shippers "at the ex-
pense of the Seaboard Air Line and
the Atlantic Coast Line" in the ship.
ment of grain and packing-house prod
ucts, and that the shippers thus favored
gave the Chesapeake & Ohio "all of the
inbound business Of the shippers SO
favored by it."
A hearing on the matter of these
practices was held here February. 10,
20 and 2t by the interstate commerce
commission, the evidence being taken
by Commissioner Lane. The commits
sioner has submitted his report to the
full commission, 1t has been approved,
and Attorney General Bonaparte has
been requested to begin proceedings
through the United States district at
torney here against all persons in
volved by the evidence.
Following is the text of Commission
or Lanes report Of the practices al
legged:
For some years a fraudulent prac-
tice, participated in BY certain dealers
in packing-house products and by the
Chesapeake &. Ohio Railway Company,
has prevailed at Richmond, by means
Of which this railway company has
favored such shippers at the expense
of the seaboard Air Line and Attain
tic Coast Line Its Southern connec-
tions. This practice: has resulted in
obtaining for such shippers rates low.
or than local rates over the Seaboard
Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line for
shipments Of grain and also for ship
ments of packing-house products,
which local rates such shipments were
legally bound to pay"
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Mayor Fred eusse.

station, where he gave the name of
Nouby Slice. 81 years old, Michigan
City, Ind. He was detained and ques-
toned without result as to his pur-
pose in trying to enter the mayors
home. City Physician L. Blake Bald
win will examine him later in regard
to his sanity.
No weapon of any kind, unless a
small pocketknife could be considered
as one, was found on the man. Mayor
Busse did not even know of the incl
dent until the man was under lock and
key at the Hudson avenue police sta
tion, not having been aroused from his
slumber by the noise made by the
man kicking at the Office door or by
his arrest.
Mayor Busse had Just returned to
his home before the man appeared. He
had been out through his ward, the
Twenty-first, in company with Ser
geant Michael Lotus, his bodyguard.
Sergeant Lotus stayed for few min
utes and then the mayor went to
sleep, not awakening until later.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Plot to stea, s24o, ooo.

New York, Mar 18.-An attempt to
stead $4,000 from c. B. Richards &
Co.. bankers, of 81 and 80 Broadway,
was revealed at police headquarters
Monday night, following the receipt of
the news of the arrest of one OF the al.
legged forgers in Paris. The man un.
der arrest is Gustavo Bozzo, % years
old, formerly stenographer employed
by the bankers. The police say he has
confessed and that he implicated two
confederates. The alleged thieves had
realized $36,025 of the big stake they
were after before their forgeries of let
ters of credit were discovered.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
LABOR APPEALS FOR LAWS.
Committees Appointed to Set Forth
Demands Of Organization.

Washington. Mar. ia conference
Of far-reaching importance to labor
was held here Wednesday. President
Gompers was chosen permanent chair.
man and delivered a brief address set
ting forth the nature of the confer
ence. Mr.. Gompers was authorized
to appoint two committees of seven
each, one to frame an address to the
members of the national and interna-
tional trade unions and the people
setting forth generally what organized
labor demands at the hands of the
legislative, executive and judicial
branches of the government.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
$500 BREWERS STRIKE.
Big st. Louis (Mo.) Tie-Up Because Of
Drivers Discharge.

st. Louis Mar. 1s.-The $500 union
lied employees in the st. Louis brew
cries were notified Tuesday afternoon
to strike, as the result of a fractional
quarrel in Beer Drivers Local No. AZ.
The call for the strike was issued by
officials of the International United
Brewery Workers of America after a
fruitless conference with the repre-
sentatives of the breweries.
Tuesday officials Of the international
conferred with the representatives OF
the breweries and demanded that $50
discharged drivers be reinstated. Fail
ing in their demands, the International
officers called the strike.
A strike was instituted soon after
the issuance of the notification, and
about 5000 men walked out.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21

Republican achievement at consider
able length. He further said: "The
American people have much reason to
be grateful to the Divine Master of the
world, but there is no one thing for
which they should be more thankful
than that at this moment there came
into leadership the greatest man Of
modern times, the most potent force
in all the world Theodore Roosevelt.
There may be many such men, for the
Republican party is rich in leaders,
but the man have in mind is, be-
lieve, the choice Of great majority
of the Republicans of Iowa, the friend
and adviser Of the president. the Sec
rotary of war, William H. Taft"
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
BIG LINER is RAMMEp.
Hole Ten Feet In Diameter Torn In
kronprinz Wilhelm by Collision.

New York. Mar. 19.-While the
great transatlantic liner Kronprinz
Wilhelm of the North German Lloyd
line lay at anchor in thick fog off
Staten island Wednesday the steamer
Grown of CASTLE ran into the liner
and tore hole more than ten feet in
diameter in the overhanging stern.
The bow of the Grown of CASTLE pene-
trated the stewards quarters on the
Kronprinz Wilhelm to a distance of
about Is feet, but nobody was injured.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
SENATOR SCORES BIG men
IA TOILETTE BLAMEs MORGAN
AND OIL PEOPLE FOR PANIC.
mo Commercial Reasons" Says Wis.
consln. Man-No Message, De.
clares Roosevelt.

Washington, Mar. 49, Declaring
that the recent financial stringency
in the country was brought about by
the influence of STANDARD Oil" and J..
Pierpont Morgan. Senator La Toilette
Of Wisconsin Tuesday in a speech
practically closing the debate on the
Aldrich currency bill, entered upon a
denunciation Of men high in the finan-
cial world.
"There we're no commercial reasons
for a panic" said Mr.. La Toilette
There were speculative, legislative
and political reasons why panic
might serve special interests. There
were business scores to settle. There
was legislation to be blocked and a
currency measure suited to the system
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Fire In Poorhousa.

San Francisco, Mar. 11.-One of the
buildings of the city and county aims
house was burned Tuesday morning.
In it when the fire broke out were 200
persons, mostly patients recently re-
moved from the city and county hos.
pital. So far as known all were re.
moved in safety, though five are re-.
ported to have been injured. The
almshouse is located near the Lake
Honda reservoir of the Spring Valley
Water Company.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
BUSsE HOME IS ATTACKED
INTRUDER ARRESTED AFTER A
DEMAND FOR 100000.
Chicago Mayor Hears Of Effort to
Gain Admission When He Awakes
Later In the Day.

Chicago, Mar. 19.-An attempt was
made Wednesday to force an entrance
into the home of Mayor Busse at 391
Sedgwick street. A man, who is be-
lfeved by the police to be of unsound
mind, was found by Patrolman Sey.
mour of the Hudson avenue station,
kicking and beating at the door Of the
office under the rooms which the
mayor occupies. He was talking in q
rambling sort of way about $5,000,.
900 which he intended to get from the
executive. He was taken to the police
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
CAMPAIGN OPENS EARLY.
Democrats at Work for Denver Con.
ventfon Months Ahead Of Time.

Denver, Col, Mar. 1S.-Active po-
litical work on behalf of candidates
for the nomination for president and
vice-president before the Democratic
national convention. which meets in
Denver, July T. has already begun in
this city. Headquarters have been
rented at the leading hotels and po.
htical workers are on the ground look
ing after the interests Of the men they
represent. The campaign for the vari-
GUS candidates seems to have opened
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Three Killed by RIast.
Would Use War Hoard.

Berlin, Mar. 18.-Various members
of the appropriations committee of
the reichstag have urged the govern
ment to consent to the use Of the
war hoard of $30,0O0,o00, which is
kept in the Julius tower at Potsdam.
for the current necessities Of the en-
pire. in preference to keeping such
a great sum sequestered while the
country borrows and pays interest to
meet it's deficits.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Alfonso Again Near Death.

Toledo, Spain, Mar. 1s.-King AL.
fonso, who arrived in this city Tues.
day, has added another escape from
injury to his already long list of such
fortunate occurrences. The automo-
bile in which he was driving narrowly
escaped collision with another ma
chine occupied by members of the
royal party. The second car was
wrecked and the four occupants we're
injured.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Western Waters Recede.

Tacoma, Wash, Mar. 18.-After AZ
hours Of apprehension lest flood sim
liar to that of November, 1906, was i'm.
pending, residents of the valleys of
the White. Black, Stuck and Puyallup
rivers breathed easier Tuesday when
the waters which had been rising since
Saturday began to recede.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Russian Jew Gets Bomb.

Sious City, la, Mar. 1S-Accom-
panied by a small sheet of paper on
which was written Look out" and
signed "Blackhand," r. Herzhoff,
Russian Jew who conducts a grocery
store at 400 West Seventh street. re-
deived crudely fashioned dynamite
bomb with fuse attached.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Grand Rao,ds Pastor Dies.

Redlands Cal, Mar. 1s.-Rev. Fa.
ther John y. Egge Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, died in this city, where he has
been for several months for the benc.
fit Of his health. He was a native Of
Germany. and for many years was pas
tor Of church in Rochester, N. Y,
and later at Grand Rapids. The body
will be shipped to Grand Rapids later
for BURIAL
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Work to Be Given Thousands.

Philadelphia, Mar. 11.-Several thou
sand unemployed mon of this city will
receive employment on public works.
in all probability In about month, by
the passage of the $10,000.000 loan.
The council will authorize the float
ing Of the loan at its next meeting,
and Mayor Reyburn will Immediately
advertise for bids.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Exclusive Society Fined.

Montgomery, Ala, Mar. 1.-THE
Country club. one of the most exclu-
sive social associations in the south.
Tuesday pleaded guilty to selling
liquors in violation of the state laws.
A fine Of $50 and costs was imposed.
Only short time ago the Beauvoir
club Of this city was fined the same
amount
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Wreck Suit Nets S13,5OO,

New York, Mar. 18.-1t took jury
in the supreme court at White Plains,
N. Y. only ten minutes to agree upon
verdict for s13,5OO in favor of Miss
Maud l.. Case, plaintiff in the first
suit tried Of those brought as the re-
suit Of the wreck of the Brewster ex-
press on the New York Central near
Bronx Park in 1907
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Plan Extra Kentucky Session

Frankfort, KY, Mar. 18.-It is all.
thoritatively announced that Gov.
Wilson will call the legislature into
special session probably in July for
the enactment OF legislation calculated
to relieve the tense conditions in the
tobacco districts.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Merchant q Suicide.

San Francisco, Mar. 11.-Eugene H.
Cohnrich, wholesale shoe merchant
at 661 Howard street, committed sui.
eide Monday at his place Of business
by shooting himself through the head.
Financial troubles are attributed -
the cause Of the deed
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
BRAHAM, MIMI, BURNS.
Eight Business Houses Destroyed with
Loss Of $4,000.

st. Paul, Mimi. Mar. 19.-Fire
which started Wednesday and de-
stroyed eight business houses in Bra
ham, small town in southern part
of Isanti county, was gotten under
control by the aid of squad of fire.
men from Minneapolis. The total loss
will not exceed 100000.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
MANY perish IN
Terrific BLASTS
EXPLOSIONS REAP DEATH HAIR.
VEST At coALMoNT, IND. GRAN.
DON, WIS.,, AND IN EAST.
POWDER HOUSE BLOWS
UP; FATAL TO FOUR
Three Are Killed, One Fatally Injured,
and Six Less Seriously Hurt In
Hoosier Press MiII-Trio Die In
Mill Catastrophe.

Linton, Ind, Mar. 18.-Three men
we're killed and six injured, one fatal.
ly, Tuesday by the explosion of press
mill of the United States Powder Com.
pany at Coalmont, IA miles from here.
The dead: Lon Smith. George Gorby,
Jr., "Crede" Simmons.
All we're employees Of the powder
works and were in the press mill
which blew up. Nothing is known as
to the cause.
Explosion Felt for Miles.
The men had been at work but a
short time when the explosion came.
On. account of the distance between
the buildings none of the warehouses
were exploded. The force of the ex-
plosion was heard and felt for miles.
All windows in Coalmont were de.
stroyed and several buildings were
damaged. Plate windows in Linton
were broken. Physicians went to Coal.
mont from surrounding towns as soon
as the explosion was heard and rem.
dered what assistance was possible.
Three Die In Mill Blast.
SIu1uOus Wis.,, MdI. To- No pltdu'
ing mill of George Kemp was com.
pletely wrecked and burned Tuesday
by an explosion in which three men
were killed. The dead: George Kemp,
owner Of mill; the engineer, name not
given, and - Hawkins, an employee.
The cause of the explosion is not
known.
Three Killed by Blast.
Greensburg, Pa, Mar. 18.-Three
persons, composing all the male men,
bers Of family, were blown to pieces
by dynamite at Acme, Pa, near here.
Monday night. The dead are: David
H. Brown, aged so years; Roy Brown,
aged II years, and Clark Brown, aged
Is years.
David Brown was postmaster at
Acme and conducted a general store
at the village.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Alleged Merger Plan Intact.

Tecumseh. Okla, Mar 18.-The
state has withdrawn from the suit to
dissolve the alleged merger between
the Frisco & Rock Island railroad
that part which asks that receiver
be appointed for the road.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Alaska Miners Riot.

Fairbanks, Alaska, Mar. 1S.-Mem-
bers of the Western Federation OF
Miners engaged in riot. They mo-
Tested and threatened men going out
on the train to the creek to work and
prevented railroad men loading the
baggage on the train. The deputy
marshal was hurriedly called and
found it necessary to club the rioters.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
John D. Adds to Fund.

New York, Mar. 19.-John D. Rock
efeller subscribed $1,000 to the Kru.
ger and firemen's fund. With this
and other subscriptions the fund has
been brought to the grand total Of
$22,669.13.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Noted PhiIadeIphian Dead.

Philadelphia, Mar. 19.-Joseph g.
Darlington, leading dry goods mer-
chant of this city, died Wednesday at
his home in Haverford, suburb. He
had been i'll for only week, and
death was unexpected. Mr.. Darling
ton was twice president of the Union
League and took an active interest in
civic affairs He was born in Pitts
burg and was about IS years old.
The Irish standard., 1908-03-21
Thousand Girls In a Panic.

New York, Mar. ia thousand
girls employed in big ten-story fac
tory building in Twenty.fourth street
near Madison avenue fled from the
building in panic Tuesday when a
steam pipe burst in room on the
sixth floor