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Evening journal., 1908-06-09
HYPNOTISM FINDS
SIX GIRLS IN ONE

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June 9-@The strange
case Of DR. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was
outdone in paper on a remarkable
case Of multiple personality given by
pr Morton Prince. of Boston. before
the section Of the American Medical
Association on nervous and mental dis
eases az the Calumet Club.
Not two personalities, but three. each
.ot which was capable of being hypno-
tized into another making a grand
total Of six personalities with definite
characteristics and emotions, all exist
ing as the same young woman of Bos-
ton, were described by the doctor.
In the experiment conducted by DR..
Prince with Frederick Peterson, of New
York, galvanometer was used chang
ing emotions being registered on a
chart just like changes in the wind or
temperature are recorded in pen and
ink by the Weather Bureau devices.
The subject took an electrode in each
hand and when the emotions were
aroused perspiration increased, lessen
ing the resistance to the electrical cur
rent
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
NOTHING NOW FOR
VAN TRUMP TO DO
This the Explanation Given
For his Discharge by
Water Commissioners

In explanation of their reasons for dis
rensing with the services of James C. Van
Trump. foreman Of plumbers and until re-
Gently, superintendent of the Water de-
partment, Water Commissioners Shaw and
Ford said yesterday afternoon he was
no longer needed as there was no work for
him TO do, A smile by each commissioner
accompanied the explanation.
MIR. Ford made the motion to dispense
with Mr.. Van Trump's services yester-
day afternoon and gave him leave Of
absence with pay until July l. The mo-
ton was seconded by Mr.. Shaw and was
rut through with "whizz." Mr.. Knox
voted against dismissing the official who
hns been in the service OF the city for
about IS years.
The board also instructed the secretary
70 notify City Council that it must have
money to pay its debts and to arrange for
the issue OF bonds. 1t was brought out
that there is a balance due on the two
new pumps at the City Mills Station OF
$4,000 and there is only about s2O,0oO to
the credit Of the special fund Of the de-
partment.
The current fund amounts to SO. 403S1 and
tie board passed only bills on which there
IS a discount. The current payroll amount
ing to S76S.14 was also passed
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
DOVER TO HAVE
A GREAT FOURTH
Music and Speeches TO Form
Part OF a BID
Celebration

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, June "a Fourth Of July cele.
bration viii be held in Dover beginning
with Friday evening. July 2, and efforts
viii be made to have people from ali 0, Ell
this section participate
The celebration viii be held with head
quarters at the Bayard House, and is be.
ing arranged under the management OF
Armory q lrch. The women Of the
church and Sunday school intend to make
large church fund by the sale Of re.
freshments inside the big hotel
Outside there viii be extensive decora.
tions and music by at least one baad
kev. r. d. Bradley Of Preston. Md: nSv
W. Lighthourne, D. D.. of Dover, and
Alfred o. crozier OF Wilmington. have
been invited to deliver the actresses on the
afternoon Of Saturday July A.
+. S. stephens and C. w. johnson, the
committee on program and arrangements
propose 20 hustle with the details Tor a
bis celebration at the state capital and
are greatly encouraged over the fact that
Il falls upon Saturday. a big day in
Dover and that the merchants are co
operating with rather than discouraglng
the project for the reason that it falls on
Saturday.
The decorations and refreshments viii
be in charge OF comittee Of which Mrs
J. A. Graham IS the chairman. Rev. los
A. Buckson is the new pastor OF Armory
Church.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
CAMDEN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CAMDEN. June s--When Claude NJ
Hinsley, of Oxford. Pa. arrived home
on Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his parents. Mr. an1 Mrs. j. Hall
Hinsley, he was greeted by a number
of his young Camden friends and a de-
lightffl evening followed.
Those present We're: Miss ]. Estel
Conwell, Laura Postles, Jennie Hinsley,
Bessie Hinsley, Lizzie Carrow. Miss
Watson, Bertha Mcbride, EeTtha Dunn,
Edgar L. Stubbs. George Fisher, Reu-
ben Brown, Mr.. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Ross, Of
Philadelphia. are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Ross.
John Cullen. of Boston. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schahinger.
Edgar L. Stubbs of Delaware College,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stubbs. Edgar will graduate
in the civil engineer course from Dela-
ware College this week.
Miss Bessie Scott. of Kissing Sun, was
a Camden visitor on Friday.
Miss Alice HUM will leave shortly
for a visit abroad.
r. c. Carrow was in Milford last
week.
Frank r. Manahan. sen Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Manahan. of this town, will
graduate from the Wilmington Confer
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
FINE WEDDING GIFTS
FOR MISS WILLIAMS
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WASHINGTON. d. c., June 9.-Nfiss
Juliette Williams. daughter of Colonel
Williams, commandant of Fort Du-
Pont, who is to marry Joseph Letter, of
Chicago this week. has given some of
her friends a peep at the bridal pres
ents.
Mrs. Levi z. Letter. who is credited
with the intention Of making a sub
stantial settlement on her future
daughter-in-law. has not yet carried
out the proposed plan, but win prob
ably do so on her arrival TO attend the
wedding. She has sent a beautiful tea
service that was one of her wedding
gifts, and also = massive piece of gcid
plate very handsome silver tray
was received from the employees of the
bridegroom's works at Zigler. ILL., The
brides maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Hewett, Of st. Lous, has sent a dia-
mond studded bracelet. and another
relative a diamond end sapphire
brooch.
Much interest is attached TO a gift
from Miss Katherine Eikins. who sent
a silver jewel casket of rare workman
ship. Edward b. Mclean has sent an
after dinner coffee service, and Cap
tain and Mrs. Summertime superb os-
trich fan
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
WILL PASS UPON
AGREEMENT TO-DAY

The Board Of Water Commissioners will
hoia special meeting this afternoon ia
pass upon the agreement with the VII
mmgton and West Chester Electric Ran.
Way Company allowing the company the
use OF narrow strip of ground nlonr
ne Weldin farm property on whica Il
brild the trolley line.
The lease Of the ground win be made
perpetual Instead Of forty Yeas as Ia,
agreement now reads. A clause will also
be inserted which will revoke the lease
y the work Of constructing the railway
and operating the line Is halted for any
length OF time.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
MANY OCCUPYING
REHOBOTH COTTAGES

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER June "a number OF prom.
inent Delawareans have taken summer
quarters az Rehoboth. occupying new or
weil-known residences there. Alexander
N. DAILY Of Dover. has leased one OF ihe
best cottages facing the sea. Former Sen.
ator kenney will occupy his ocean view
cvttage Deputy Attorney-General Daniel
q Hastings Of Wilmington will occupy
the pr. O'Brien cottage. Daniel Anflin
VIII be quartered in the r. c. Maui cot.
stage William Denney OF Dover. tie
brein House; X T. Butler. OF wyoming.
the raizicr cottage: Theophpus X ro,os
the new Jones cottage. Rev. A. n. Rich. q
wel-known Eplscopalan rector win arrive
ana assume charge Of All Saints Churcb
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
DELAWARE CITY
COMMENCEMENT
Eight to be Awarded Diplomas
at Tomorrow Nights
Exercises
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, June Com
mencement exercises of the Delaware
City High School will be held in AS
sembly Hall tomorrow evening at S
O'clock, and an interesting program has
been prepared. Deputy Attorney Gem
eral Hastings is to deliver the address
to the graduates, and the Fort DUPONT
Orchestra is to Murnish music. The
grauates are: w. Leslie Beck, James 7.
Carpenter, c. Smith Gooden. Frank E.
Holiday, Mary p. Mcconnell, Mary E.
Money, Edward G. Neeff, Jr., and
George II. Pennington.
The class motto is Non Scholae, Sed
Vitae" and the class colors are blue
and gold. The evenings program will
be: Music, march, Fort DUPONT Or
chestra; Invocation. Rev E. e. White:
music. orchestra; salutatory Mary
Money; essay, "Old Egypt" Frank
Holiday; music, orchestra: essay,
Building of Tunnels" Edward Neeff.
Jr.; address to graduates. Hon. Daniel
o. Hastings; music, orchestra; presen-
tation Of diplomas. Superintendent A.
r. Spaid; valedictory. Leslie Beck:
Farewell Song. graduating class; bene-
diction; music orchestra.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
FOUGHT 40 HOURS
WITH SAVAGE DOGS
DR.. GrenfeII Attacked in WiIdS
of Ice Fields OF
Labrador

DR. wilfred r. Grenfen. the "Tlitle
Father Of the Northern Wilderness who
is wen known in wAmiRaton had, d, tor
f.ble experience this spring in Northern
Labrador while en- route from Battle
IIarbor % attend some patients al a ils-
tance, according TO dispatches which have
.reached st. Johns. N. r..
Travelling over the ice with pack OF
dogs, night overlook him, ana he lost
his way on an area Of drift Ice. Before
he could stop the dogs his sled was car
RED into the water and he was soaked.
The thermometer registered 10 degrees
below zero, and a high wind was blowing.
Hardly had he got out Of the water before
his dogs attacked him, and for 40 hours he
rattled with the animals with nothing
with which to defend himself but short
knife. lie was terribly bitten and was in
a state Of exhaustion when he was res
cued by people from LoclSe's Cove.
When Or. Grenfell was in Wilmington
last winter he told Of the ferocity Of the
dogs used In Labrador TO draw sleds and
said that they frequently attacked men
when hungry
Ten years ago, impelled by a desire 10
ameliorate the condition Of the fisher
folk on the Labrador coast, Or. Gren-
ieil went to live and work among them,
ana has accomplished marvels. He has
established three hospitals along the
coast and cruises from place to place
IN a hospital ship relieving suffering and
dealing out justice-for he Is magls-
trate as well as medical man. In this
service he has undergone terrible hard
ships. To the fishermen he is known as
The Little Father" and he is universally
beloved.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
VERY LOW RATE
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

TO
BOSTON, MASS,
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs, June p to July 1.
Supreme Lodge, Knights Pythias,
August to IS.
CHICAGO, ILL,
Republican National Convention,
June ~, 1908.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
National Educational Association,
June 2e 70 July 3. international
Convention 3. Y. p. U. Of America,
July 8 70 12.
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
Prohibition National Convention,
July IA to 10.
DENVER, COL,
Democratic National Convention,
July 2. I. o. o. r. SOVEREIGN
Grand Lodge and Patriarchs Mill
tant, September 19 TO &c.
LOUISVILLE, KY, =
TRlENNlAL Convention Interna.
tionaI S. S. Association, June IS
to %.
NIAGARA FALLS, ". NJ,
Special Excursions, July 8, ~, 81.
August II, 2s, September II and
October 2.
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
Ancient Arabic Order Mystic
Shrine, Imperial Council, July 1s
to 18.
TOLEDO, OHIO,
6. a. r. 42d Annual Eneampment,
August 81 to September S.
For Full Details as 70 Rates
Routes, Dates on which Tickets Viii
be Sold, Time Of Trains, etc, Apply
to Ticket Agents, Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, or n. A. Miller, T. p. A.,
sl4 Market St., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
DON'T KNOW WHERE
TO PUT THE MOTTO

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June s.-New
dies are being made for the gold coins
Of the 81. Gaudens modelA and they
have the words I'm God We Trust" For
several days the Director OF the Mint and
his assistants have been working with
pencils and sketch paper trying to ma a
place where the motto could be restored
to the design In obedience TO the win OF
Congress. expressed in special act.
In the case OF the twenty dollar gold
riece Il was determined to place It on
the smooth surface OF the sunburst lust
teiow the eagle. on the five dollar piece
there is no sunburst and the best thai
could be done was to have the inscription
placed at the centre and to one side OF the
coin in the space left vacant by the
standing eagle. The coinage Of the pieces
with the motto will begin on June is.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
COMMERCIAL COURSE
IN GEORGETOWN SCHOOL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. June 9-The
following teachers have been elected
for tn Georgetown public schools for
the ensuing year Principal, j. Emory
Chapman; assistant principal, Miss
Laura Lefty; Eighth grade. Miss Ida
Marshall; seventh grade, Miss Carrie
Henderson,; Sixth grade, Miss Emma
Pennel. Of Laurel: fifth grade, Miss
Ollie Marsh; fourth grade, Miss Laura
Richards; third grade, Miss Eleanor
Evans; second grade. Miss Margaret
Longendyke. Of Bridgeville; first grade,
Miss Minnie Reed. of Lincoln City. Tie
schools viii reopen September 16. Plans
are under consideration TO give COM
mercial course.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
OXEN BACK WHEN
THE WHISTLE BLEW
Special to THE EVENING JouANAL-

special to THE EVENING JouRNAL-
HARRINGTON. Del. June 9-Even
oxen are getting the over-Sunday
travel fever. Oxen in Kent and Sus.
sex counties are as regular as men
in reporting at their wonted place for
a days work. Two pairs of oxen
were placed in a pasture on Friday
night by c. II. Warrinaton. On Sat
urday night, and all day Sunday, they
could not be found. But Monday
morning found them reported at the
saw-mills where they work, on time
and chewing their cuds Although a
well-directed search coul1 not bring the
oxen back, the rising of the sun on
Monlay morning did the work.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
Interest in Good Road.
gDecial to THE EVENING JOIJn~yAyA

DOVER, Del. June a--There is much
interest here in the selection Of the new
State highway by the commission for
good roads, TO run through the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. The permanent
Statewide highway win cost 81 200 900.
and the commission has decided that It
shall run through Ellxton, from Como
wingo, thence to Chestertown. Centre
vile, Denton. Faston. Cambridge and
Salisbury, thence southwark through
Somerset and Worcester counties.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09

ence Academy in Dover on Wednesday.
He viii deliver one of the addresses.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harkins left
on Saturday to spend the summer at
Sea Isle City, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morton, Of
Moorestown. n. j.. have been visiting
L. S Proud.
Mrs. John H. Jenkins is visiting sn
Philadelphia.
DR.. Schabinger, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents here.
Children's Day services were rendered
in the NJ. E. Church here on Sum
day.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09

Exports OF iron and steel from the
: nited Kingdom for the first three months
OF the current calendar year show de-
cline compared with the corresponding
months Of last year Of 27soOo tons in VOL
ume and Of s9.is5,25l in value. OF known
IRON ore, the South has more than all the
known ore supply OF the rest of the com
Try. In this It has the foundation for dun
Heating all the iron and steel Industry OF
The United states-R. II. Edmonds. in
The Youths Companion.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09

STATE or OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY. IS.
frank j. Cheney makes oath that ne Is
senior PARTNER OF the firm of IT, J. Cheney
A ca. doing business in the City OF TO-
ltdo County and state aforesaid. and that
said firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
81 Catarrh that cannot be cured By the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day Of December.
A. d.. 1856.
{SEAL) A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interna,iv
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for t,.sti-
monials free
+. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. q
Sold by all Druggists The
AXE Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
Dookstader After Attractions,

Manager william L. Dockstader of
the Garrick Theatre left Wilmington
afternoon for New York to
arrange for the bookings for his thea
tre next season. He is after the big
gest attractions on the vaudeville stage
and expects to book them on this trip.
During the latter part of the week
Mr. Dockstader will go to Atlantic City
with Mrs Dockstader for the summer.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09

The coal supply OF the Philippines has
been found TO be much larger than was
anticipated and of uniformly good char.
acter II Is stated that a large vein
crosses the entire group OF islands and
it has been clearly traced in one vicinity
for 2s miles.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
Founders, Dav a Home.

At the Children's Home, Riverview.
Thursday will be observed as Founders
Day. The board of managers will be
at the home from to 5 o'clock, and
an invitation is extended to the public
to inspect the institution.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09

zinc coffns are largely used in vienua
hut the more expensive ones are made Of
copper. and cost as much as $500 while
a bronze and copper coffin recently made
for a Russian archduke cost over s5O0O.
Evening journal., 1908-06-09

Alumni Moonlight, Thursday, June
II, Fourth Street Wharf. 7.45.+
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
Open
Evenings
Guides to Vacation Travel.

Following the custom of several
years past the Free Library win dis
play at the library samples Of folders.
guide books and time tables relating
TO various summer resorts all over the
country. Duplicate COPIES Of these
have been generously sent by various
transportation companies. and win be
given TO those who arc particularly in
terested. Many of these guide books
are beautifully illustrated. well writ
ten, and interesting to read even If one
Is not planning 70 so 20 the particular
part Of the country described.
The sexes having made pledges to kcer
out Of debt, the women near Maud. Okla
arc doing the farm work while the mer
are cutting railroad ties
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
Summer POrtieres 35c The Strip

Very handsome colorings. In cross stripes.
Fringed ends A special value for Wednesday
only ....................... 35c the strip
Evening journal., 1908-06-09
Il ';5 5t5sii[ s5aiT' VALUE s4'2s|L
Sl4 japanese Mating
ney ynII 60 IN

In all carpet designs Some in floral effects
All very prettily colored. Long straws. Closcl
woven. Special price for Wednesday. n r.
Roll of forty yards. ds....... Ss0l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-04
CITY NEWS

DO your Christmas shopping early
ard do II In keokuk.
A meeting o. Division I, A. o. H.,
will be held in st. Peters hall this
evening, cards for the same having
been sent out today.
The Bible teachers training class
will meet Saturday evening at the Y.
NJ. c. A. at $50 o'clock and will be
led by ]. A. Roberts.
The second jury case Of the term
in the District court came to a close
yesterday evening when verdict for
the plaintiff with judgment for s1O2
was brought ir by the jury upon in
structions from the corut. After the
testimony had been taken. a motion
was filed b. the plaintiff to instruct the
jury for him in the case of G.. NJ. Hull
VS.. c. R. Fisk and after arguments, the
motion was sustained and the jury in
tructed. The case arose over the sale
OF some real estate and was first filed
in the Superior court in May 1907. go
ing over TO the District court on
change of venue.
KeokuK merchants can BUY a guar
anteed circulation fer their advertise
ments II they use The Gate City. There
Is no secrecy about the circulation O:
this paper It IS open to patrons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-04
CITY NEWS

Blue label cheese. Immegart's.
-Children's csc hose, 15c pair, at
B. & H. slaughter sale.
A baby boy was born last evening
to Mr. and Mrs. Luman VanAusdall.
Shop early, shop with Keokuk
merchants and get the information
where to buy your Christmas goods by
reading Gate City advertisements.
The second jury case of the term
in Keokuk on Tuesday of next week
There are two jury cases set for trial
at this term besides the criminal case
of the U. S. VS.. F. S. Agler charged
with using the mails for the purpose OF
blackmail which was set for this term
Christmas shoppers should consult
the advertisements appearing Inc this
paper. The merchants are announc
ing what they have for the Christmas
trade and you can acquaint yourself
about the bargains and where to find
them by reading the advertising col
umns.
Although Ottumwa is to lose
Catcher Cady through draft Evans
vile, Ind. new backstop has already
been signed, who according to the
dope, may be one of next season s
stars. He is d. " Graves of the Uni
versity of Missouri. Graves has been
a baseball star at the state university
for the past three years and is doubt
lessly good man.
-Sealshipt oysters at Immegart's.
The speaker at the Sunday after
noon meeting for men at the Y. NJ. c.
A. will be Rev. ]. Wesley Potter, pas
tor of the Trinity NJ. E. church. This
will be the first of two talks to Keokuk
men. The meeting next Sunday and
those hereafter will be somewhat
shorter, lasting for about forty-five
minutes. The meeting will be over at
AIS and from that time until 500
o'clock various Bible classes will meet.
-Puckechetuck lodge, No. 43, meets
every FRIDAY evening at S o'clock. j.
R. Hellenthal. n. G.. George ~ Imme-
CART, Per Sec. Election of officers.
Again for the steenth time The
Gate City requests subscribers to
notify this Office when the paper fails
to reach them or the delivery is unsat-
isfactory This Office has no other
way of finding out whether the car
riers are doing their work properly.
Complaint is urged when deserved SO
that the service can be improve I'd
Please do not ignore this request.
-"Everwear' hose for men, by the
box, at big reduction at B. & H.
slaughter sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-04
CITY NEWS

st. Peters basket ball team will
likely play in Carthage week from
Saturday evening. Practice will COM
mence next week and the local ag-
gregation should be represented by
some good men.
"A change of venue was taken this
morning in the Superior court in the
case against Gale Hewitt who is charg-
ed with holding up Robert McAvoy on
the levee the other night and the case
was transferred to the court of Justice
Lande.
Beginning about the 14th of this
month most of the stores will keep
open evenings in order to accommo-
date tle holiday shoppers. Many who
cannot find time during the day to
make their purchases will be able to
find ample accommodations from the
18th until the happy day arrives
Funeral services for Louis Van
Velkinburg were conducted at the fam.
lily residence 500 Ridge street this af-
ternoon at 200 o'clock by Rev. ]. C.
McCaslin, pastor of the Methodist
Protestant church. The body will be
sent to ST. Francisville, Mo-, this even.
ing leaving Keokuk at o'clock
Geo. d. Baur has received an in
vitation from the Knights of Columbus
CT Cedar Rapids inviting De La Sale
council to attend the initiation to be
held in that city on December Is.
Bros. T. ]. Fitzpatrick and E. J. Stack
house will conduct the second and
tlird degrees The latter is well
known in Keokuk.
After % years OF pleasant bust
ness relations with parents and chill
dren, wish to thank the people of
Keokuk and vicinity for their liberal
patronage. and trust it has resulted
to our mutual menefit During my
business relations with ny young lady
clerks, ten of them have been happily
married, and the others could, but
would not Now | will invite you TO
visit my store once more. and see If
there is anything that you wish to
purchase at q low price, for a souvenir.
for Saturday evening, Dec. IS, / viii
put the KEY in my door and forever
close the Variety store. T. F. Rick
ards.
Manager Hoter Of the Quincy team
may be forced 10 seek new baseball
diamond ne1t year. for it begins to
look as IL he viii be unable to obtain
q lease on Sportsman's park. which
has been the ball park since the time
OF the Reserves and has continued un-
til the present time The ground has
been divided considerably and is own
Cd by number OF property owners in
stead of one. Some OF them are ser
iously considering the erection of
houses and if this should be done,
Quincy would have to look elsewhere
for a park A location has been
found just north OF Highland park.
There lies level plateau, the property
of one man. who would lease it for q
term OF years at reasonable figures. 1t
is as conveniently located as Sports
mans park and will make an ideal ball
field.