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Evening journal., 1908-10-28
LEADER
DEFENDS taft
BY vnited Press Leased Special Wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. oct 2s.-Declaring
that the charge against Judge Taft of
antagonism 10 labor. rs either an in
dication that Don Quixote Is reincar-
mated. and has taken the form OF Ger
tain Democratic labor workers, OF that
certain minds have become morbid,
as a result az long practice in drawing
horrible imaginary pictures of suffer
ing" Samuel y. Donnely, secretary
of the General Arbitration Board Of
the New York Building Trades wrote
the President today
Donnellv maintains that inasmuch
as President Roosevelt has been friend
ly to labor. his opinions and conolu-
sions should be accepted by labor as
a complete refutation Of the charges
made against Judge Taft by his adver-
sarles in this campaign
In conclusion. Donnelly saws:
THE professional Democratic labor
workers who have ben on the Job
in all recent campaogns are running
the movem ent in the. east There is
no spontaneous movemet against Judge
Taft among the workers. and none but
salaried officers are on the stump
against him"
The White House today declined 10
record Of Judge Taft purporting 10 have
come from II. f. Fuller, National Leg
islative Representative \of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers. Fire
man, Enginemen and Trainmen.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
SIX EVENTS ON
Matinee CARD
Several New Horses TO Start
in Horse Show Association
Races on Saturday

The twenty-hfth regular matinee un-
der the auspices OF the Delaware Horse
Show Association viii take place on
Saturday at the Geptlemen's Driving
Park. A card Of sixevents will be fur
nished and several horses are entered
which have not appeared on the local
track before The horses will be called
at 1.30 o'clock.
The program Is as follows:
EVENT No /.
Jas. =. Winchester. br. Beau Ashton
w II. Holletrs b. m.... Midget
I. W. Swede's b. g...............W Wood
Palace Stables b. M, .,........D Declares
l.. w. Jefferis br. .Thaddeus X
EVENT No. 2.
J. G. Hartman's b. 6. Wesley. Jr.
n. T. Wallaces br R....,. Free Mason
A. II. worrilow's b. m. Queen Esther
Fred. Baldt, sr., g. gp....,...W. c. A.
Event No. 3.
Brookdale Farms br. m. Little Lady
Fred Baldt's ch. m..... Miss Rosedale
w r. Austn's b. g........... Harry Il.
EVENT No. 4.
l.. T. Jefferis' b. g........Th Thaddeus *.
II. NJ stanford's b. m .,...... Mabel c.
Concordviile Farm. b. h.,
Delightful Chimes
c. IT, Diggans b. g..........,..Jim bayard
EVENT No 5.
S. t. Jackaon's or. g...............Fleet
Peter Orth's g. e. .............'..R Rock
w ii. McCreary's b. g......Red Roch
Bent Dickey's - g.,........B Bob u.
J, I Elliott, eh g.. e. ....Dan f
EVENT No. 6.
l.. p. Mlller's b. h.....,..,,. Ashianeer
d. &. Bouldon, b. m.-..........Dora Thorn
Clarence Fraim's b. g.....s..... Don j.
Chas Turner's ch. m. ...... Electrlikes
on saturday November z. a special
matinee will be held at which an ad-
mission OF % cents will be charged.
The likely prize winners 20 date FOR
the season Of 1908 are the following
Championship Trotting Cup, Little
Lady, 2.14 3-4
Championship Pacing Cup Jack Gil
man. 215 "a.
Gold Medal for seven winning heats
making the fastest average time. JACK
Gilman 2i6 l-2.
Cold medal for greatest number VIM
ming heats. Little Lady. 3s heats.
Gold medal for greatest number OF
races won. Little Lady. l5 races.
Silver medal for horse starting IN
most events, Rock, Wesley, Jra ana
Little Lady. "a each.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
CELEBRATING FOUNDING OF
THE DlOCEcr ~ 1oo-o

BOSTON. oct 2s.-Catholic dirni-
taTies are here from all parts of the
United States to participate in the cele-
nration OF the centennial Of the found !
As OF the diocese CT Boston. which
opened this morning at the Cathedral
OF the Holy Cross. The ceremonies
continue five days and will end on
sunday with a parade OF the HOLY
Nsme Societies. in which 10000 men
I'll take part. The Most Rev. Dionede
Deiconio, the Pnpal delegate. celebrat-
ca the solemn pontincal mass tbst
openod the colebratlon todnr
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

The wife Of Z famous
cartoonist writes us that
the best way to clean
diamonds and other pre-
cious stones is TO "soak
them over night in a
bowlful of Ivory Soap
and water. Shavings
of the soap dropped into
warm water are best.
In the morning, rinse
them thoroughly with
hot water, and behold
they are as bright as
when received from the
jewellers.
Try i'll
Ivory Soap
80 4s10o Per Gent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
DEATHS.


Frances Goodwin Owen.
Sarah E. johnson.
Robert F. Lyman.
Ruth N. Storoh.
Samuel 1. Bower.
William =. Starkey.
STARkEY-In this city, on October
27th. 1908. William +. Starkey, aged
40 years
Relatives friends, member OF Chero-
kee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. r. NJ, Brandy
wine Conclave, Heptasophs and en-
ployes of p, 3. g. w. r. r. Co, are
invited 10 attend the funeral services
at his late residence. No. 915 West
Third street, on Thursday evening,
October 2sth, at 7.30 o'clocA. Inter
ment Sudlersvlle. Md. on arrival of
train leaving wilmington. Friday morn
ing. October 30th. at s.S6. without fur
ther notice.
OWER-Samuel l.. Bower, on Tues
day morning. October 27th.
Funeral from his late home. No. 70s
Washington street, Wilmington. at II
o'clock on Friday. October SOth. Rela-
tives and friends invited without fur
ther notice. Interment private.
STORCH-In this city. on October 26th,
1908, Ruth N, infant daughter Of
Herman and Tillie Storch, aged 2
months.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence OF her parents, No. 1906 Oak
street on Thursday afternoon, Octo-
Der 29th. at ? o'clock Interment pri-
vate.
LYNAM--At Newport. Del, on Octo-
Der 9th. 1908, Robert +. Lyman, in
his 10th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at his late
residence at Newport, on Friday after
noon. October S0th. at 2sO O'Clock In
terment at st. James Cemetery, New
port.
JoHNSoN-At Newport. Del. on 2d
day. 10th month. goth, 1908, Sarah II.
johnson.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence Of her brother, S. Marshall John
son, at Newport. on 9TH day. 10th
month, 2sth, at l o'clock Interment at
Friends burying grounds, Stanton.
oWEN-In this city on October 2s.
1908. Frances Goodwin Owen, aged SO
years.
| Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services at her late
residence. No. 915 Jackson street. on
Thursday afternoon. at $50 o'clock. In
terment private.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
MISS CURTIS Wins
PRESIDENT CUP
Country Club Golf TOurna-
ment Comes tO,a Close
This Afternoon

The wilmington Country Club Golf
tournament came TO an end this after
noon The winners were
Miss curtis. Wilmington cup.
Miss Tltler Independents cup.
Miss Suddard'g players cup.
Miss Wells. Brandywlne CUP.
The last day Of the tournament saw
d small audience because OF the rain. Miss
Curtis and Miss Osgood. contestants for
the Wilmington cup we're Arst out and
got over the links in good time, Mise
Curtis winning over Miss Osgood, 2 up
and ! 70 So
Miss Titier defeated Miss Frismuth 3
up and ] to 90 for tho vice-president's
cup
For the players cup Miss Suddards de-
tented Miss Hickman UP ond 20 so.
Mrs ~ D. Hnies was the only coun-
try Club member 20 participate ~ the
nrfles She contested vita Hiss Wells
fcr the Braneywine cup and loss up.
The second day Of the Women's inu-
tation Tournament was marked by much
better weather and a higher grade ~
playing About half an hour from the
start tho sun came out. making condl-
tons somewhat better than the day be-
fore
Quite a number OF minor accidents az
fected the result and slightly marred tho
pleasure Of the contests. Mrs 5. l..
Price fell down the clubhouse stairs and
sprained her ankle. and Mrs. Ronald u.
Barlow while on the course. sprained her
ankle Despite being struck IN the eye by
a golf ball on Monday, MIS- A. II. G. Gar
rett OF the Wilmington Country CLUB
bravely continued the contest and was
barely defeated by Miss Phipps.
The great surprise OF the day was the
defeat OF Miss Adamr. CT Woilaston Dy
Miss Curtis, OF Essex. II was expected
that the former would win easily, az she
had made the loves; score IN the qualify
ing round Monday.
Mrs william 6. 5iiles is the sole rep
resentative OF the Wilmington Country
Club In the fnais to-day. She Is schedule d
TO meet Miss Wells. OF Brookiine, for the
decision. IN the Bgandywlne Cup contes.
The semi-nral round yesterday after
noon resulted as follows:
wILATINGToN CUP.
Miss Curtis defeated Miss Fox, up. Il
holes
VIcE-PREsIDENT's CUP
Miss Frlsmuth defeated Miss Porter,
up and 4 to go.
Mrs. Fiter defeated Miss semple. ui
and 1 TO 60
BRANDYWINE CUP.
Miss Wells defeated Mrs. West ! up.
Mrs Hines defeated Mrs. Pennington
1 up. p holes.
PLAYERS CUP.
Mrs suddards defeated Mrs. Scott u
and to so.
Mrs. Hickman defeated Miss NJ Grlfnt
up and 3 to go.
The finals this morning were betwec
the following contestants:
Wilmington Cup-Miss Curtis, OF E'
sex. and Miss Osgood. OF Brookliue.
Vice-President's cuo-Miss Frismutl
Riverton. and hrs. Filter, Merton.
Brandywine Cup-Mrs. Barstow, OF Hal
and Mrs. Hiiles. Of Wilmington.
Players Cup-AIrs. suddards OF Ovel
brook and Mrs. Hickman. Of Bala.
The weather man this morning offerS
no great announcement 20 the lovers
the game The absence Of ram at N
opening Of play. was the only redeem'r
fsature.
On account OF the importance Of e
DAYS games much interest was man
tested in every feature Of the play +
far the best crowd of the week va
nreaent
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Rrothsrhood 10 Entsrtain.

The Methodist Brotherhood Of ST.
Paurs NJ r. Church viii give a public
reception to the members and friends
of the church in the church parlors
tomorrow evening. An interesting pro-
gram, including reading by Mrs Pax.
son and vocal solos bv Mrs. Vache,
both Of Philadelphia, will be presented
The church parlors vii lbe decorated
for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
I'M MEMORIAM.

In memory of our beloved daughter
and sister. Luitgarda Seller.
one year today. our darling said
Bless me. mamma" Then God called
her away.
II is we'll with the child
Much sin and woe she has escaped
Il is a treasure laid up in a better
world.
And the gates through which the darl-
ing has passed
Are left open for us. and in due time
We hope and pray 20 meet her.
In Gods care%
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
shanhorda Entertalned.

A delegation Of members OF Whining
ton Lodge. No. 3, shepherds OF Beth
chem, visited Morning star Lodge. No.
1, at its meeting in Chester last even
ng- and we're royalty entertained Dur
ng the social season, songs and reel
.ations were given by members OF
Morning Star Lodge. speeches made BY
members and refreshments served by
~ the social committee OF Morning
Star Lodge
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
oIeoueeed parade Plans.

The F1fth ward Republican Club
held meeting last night when ar
nngenents for the parade on Satur-
lay evening were discussed The rooms
" the organizaticn will be open every
,ve1ing from now on 10 the time OF
1actson. Voters will be instructed how
: ~~ar< THAR hallofA
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
BOWLING

The games of the Amateur Lessus las,
nleht resulted in Minquadale winning
three from the Colts: Columbia three
4 ON I,andiith Fairvlew two from Castle.
and Waverlv three from Pastime. by
forfeit Drukker. Of the waverly team
made high score OF the night he getring
tia The scores:
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
AIeedo Readu tn e. a..

me Drexel Yacht Alced1. which has
pen undergoing repairs al the yards Of
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpor.
alton, viii leave for Philadelphia some
time this week. The yacht is 70 make
cruise 10 Panama and the Bermudas,
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
"The Peoples Candidate"
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
William Z. Hawkins
Of Wilmington, Bel.
Nominated BY lhe Prohibition Party
in State Convention

There 250C00 where
7tsr can be produced The people spend than 5ooooooo
M those pisces dollar thus than wasted
The ed reader win hnd # hard 10 put the regular patrons at
less nurlter than
drinkers IN the land wasting SG1770o0 day
that S6lTfO0 would o
that win bring splendid
all
putting
tured would
kind c
ar
the
desirable
that about would aureis that
Then the legislator will
whether there IS not the greatest prosperity argument that this
ton has
THE PROHIBITION PARTY furnishes clean political homo for
Intelligent
privilege his every important
10 the only permitting him rocetor his AGAINST
liquor traffic.
righteousness Government and
Law Endorsements and 10 the only political
Almighty God IN i3 platform.
Opposed Bribery Corruption
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
roo LATE ron CLASSIFICATION,

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
7 osJ-GENTLEMAN's OPEN FACE
Il gold watch and fob. Suitable
reward If left at IA n. Franklin ST.
o2s-z-.
~
A dinner that doesn't give him q
headache afterward viii do more to.
ward making a man NOR / than
lzen sermons.
Flattery is the chief lubricator Of the
machinery or The social whsrl.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Headaol,

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO ouinine the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause. Call for full name. Look for
signature 70. w GROVE. Csc.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
The ORTIZ
ANALYTICAL.
and
TESTING
LABORATORY
6f0 Market Street

We make a speciality Of all kinds OF
water Analysis, Drinking OF Potable
Water. Mineral and Spring Water. Boiler
Water.
Examination Of Boiler Scale and Sc
lection Of suitable boiler compound 10
prevent -pituug and incrustation. Per-
sous owning their own water supplies
should have the same examined periodi-
caily and especially IN time OF drought
and not delay until contamination is
otherwise indicated
We are also prepared TO analyze Ores
Minerals. oils. Asphalt. Coal Ferti-
lizers, etc.
Confidential Work 2 SnscIaI!s
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

Anal. Copper. 7o y Mo. Kan x Tex. 64X
Am. Smelt. Co. 93%lNat. Lead Co. S3B5
Amer. Sugar..I37BlN 7. Y. Central Io5SS
Atchisou ......... Ont. & West. al
tehison, pid Sc. Norfolk West. Is
Brooklyn Tran. AoHlNor. Pacific .I44
B. & o.. eSAlPacifo Mail 7sA
Can. Southern Pennsylvania 1855
Chi. CIR. West. 7AlPeople's Gas ...96H
Ches. < Ohio. ..42A Reading IA
Chi & Alton 39HlRead. Tst pfd
Chi. & N. W.. Read. I'd pfd...
c. NJ. &. St p. I42AlD. & II. .........
Rock Island IoSlD., l.. q w
Rock Island pfd 46 Southern Pae los
Erie .......... 81 = South. R. Com "a
Erie. Ist pfd ...z4hlTexas Pacific. 76
OR. North. pfd. I32A frenn. c. &ICo
Illinois Cen. ... Un. Pac. Com. t7oA
Louisville ......Ioo4lU. S. St. Com. AZ
Int. Met. com y. 5 St. Pref IIoA
Int. Me-. pfd Wabash Com.
Man. Con-. Wabash Pref. an
Missouri Pac.. Southwestern Union ~ <
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Stock Markets

o'eioek quotations from r. D
Laekey & Co., Bankers and Rreksrs,
s4s Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

Grand Ball at Turn Hall. Halloween.
Friday. October 80. Tickets soc, admit
ting a gentleman and lady. Extra
Ladies Tickets. 25c.--Adv
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
CHANDLER 9 gaSsstsss, ESsa;,As,

No. 214 w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or nieht
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments first-clsss. Both Phonen
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL.
Wins ANOTHER

on Tuesday afternoon the Wilmington
High school defeated the Roman Cathohc
High School team BY a score Of to
O. This is the third straight victory Tor
High School and as the hardest part Of
the schedule has been played tile team
has great hopes OF winning the remainder
os the games. The game wcs SLOW VIII
nlington Hish rushod the Philadelphia
team off their feet for awhile hy using
the forward pass and onside kins, Two
minutes after the first kickoff the Will
mington team had the ban on phliadel-
nhias i5-yard line. but a forward 'ass
over the goal line caused a toVchbacF
which after the punt out gave the bali
TO Wilmington at the centre Of the neld
The bah was then rushed 90 The l0-Nard
line and lost to Roman Catholic on downs
They kicked. From than on for the re-
mainder of the half the ball WAS kept
near the center of the field The FIRST
half ended 10 o.
AT the beginning Of the second half vii.
mington kicked of and the visitors fum-
bled the ball on their 40 yard llos. KYLE
falling on the ball Then bv forwari
passes between Vandever. KYLE ara
Hartman. and rushing the line with Tat
nail Golterman and sawdon the High
School made the only score. Tatnan KICK
el the goal. After The Roman Catholic
High kicked off tho Wilmington boys lost
the bail but. held the visitors Cor downs
on the three-yari line. High School then
punted out of danger and time was called
Line-ups
Wilmington High. Catholis Tlgh
Kyle o.. ..........left end zoe. ....rehman
Totnall .... left tackle ...... ... TerSe
Lynch. Cassidy left guard. e. .... Eiser
Croft .... o.. ...centre .........M Mathews
Foster. Irwin right guard o.. ....O'brle'
Colterman o.. right tackle ...... Fleming
Hartman ... right end .. ... Coleman
Brown ........auarter back D.. Hendricks
Nandever right half back SpiHans
Malther LEFT half back .... Fitzpatrick
Sawdon ... fun back ......... Ere der
TouohdoFvn. GoitermAnsr Goal Tatnall;
referee Berry. umpire, Dougherty, r. c.
| II S. Halves 20 and Is minutes; field
'udge Beatty. Wilmington Busines;
School.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
CONSECRATE
DIR. KINSMAN
AS BISHOP

ec0ntlnusd Fr0m FIrst Page.l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-08
The Household Apron.

Those women who have a sufficiently domestic turn of mind to enjoy them selves with any part of the houseworlS or even those who superintend the maids at work want to keep their frocks clean and look as well as possible during the process. In order to accomplish this an overall apron should be made of dull blue or grap gngham reaching from the neck to the hem of the skirt. Button 1t down the back. and have ample, full sleeves put into the arm holes so as to give comfort. gathered into a band at the waist. neatly fastened with a pearl but ton. The apron should be cut V-shape at the neck, back and front. and finished with a two-inch flat stitched band. There are four pockets, the two lower ones larger than the upper ones and all big enough to hold the things that are needed in cleaning or dusting or washing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-08
Some Authors and Their
 Wives.

To the readers of romantic fiction the names of Agnes and Egerton Castle are very familiar. and are scarcely ever sep arated The wifes cooperation in the literary work of her husband has aug mented the popularity of "The Secret Orchard' author, and 1t is said that Mrs. Castle Is responsible for much of the clever dialogue in their various books.
 Mrs. Hall Caine is a pretty soft-voiced, fraii little woman, and Is considered a wonderful wife, Not only is she a good housekeeper In her beautiful home. Greela Castle, on the Isle of Man, but when the author of "The Eternal City" travels Mrs. Caine always accompanies him, acting in the capacity of secretary. which role she fills equally well,
 Jean Leckin of Glebe House. Black heath, is the beautiful wife of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. During their courtship '"The Hound of the Baskervilles" was written, and the scenes are laid around Blackheath, which Is full of romance to the distinguished couple.
 Two American women who re mar ried famous English authors are Elizabeth Sheldon Mrs. Anthony Hope, and Sir Gil- bert Parker's wife, who was Amy Van-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-08
A New Slang Phrase.

Newport is responsible for brand new slang phrase which has caught on famously with the "400." It is "bub- ble" It may be used in many differ- ent ways, and various parts of speech. q bubble" "you bubble" they bub- ble," anybody bubbles" who wants to.
 Example-"I had a trihe of bubble on last night"-may mean anything from a dinner to game of bridge. It will be an expression full of mean ing to the fall poet, who will undoubt- edly indite many lines ending with bubble" and trouble"
 Somebody suggests that "slang. like shell fish, must be pert to be toler- ated"-and bubble" is absolutely pert.
 To assure it's popularity with the stamp of approval from the 400" at Newport. Miss Rose Stahl of "The Chorus Lady" fame. who Is past grand master in the art of slang, should add 1t to her vocabulary
 By the way, did you hear what Miss Stahl Cor Patricia O'Brien, as she is best known to theatregoers) said. upoi. her arrival in New York last week?
 Yes" she remarked. T took on some new slang during my stay in Holland this summer, and I shall hand 1t out in my Snew play. Say. it's the hottest stuff you ever heard, and it'll make the hit O me career. It sounds like the windmills of Holland, quiet like, but busy. Take 1t from Patricia, the dope I'll hand out this season Is goin' to be a wonder. An don't let 'em fool you on this-I'm going to play Oph ella, an this Is no josh. If Eddy Foy's got the nerve to tackle Hamlet it's me for Ophelia, cause I've got him faded off the betting list on the Shake- speare gag
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-08
PROHIBITION IS
 AN ISSUE IN TEXAS

San Antonio. Tex, September 7.-(spe- cial)-Plans are being natured, both by the prohibition and anti-prohibition forces In Texas. that promise the most deter mined struggle at the next session of the legislature. As result of the democratic primary election, held on July 20, Llank calling for the submission of state-wlde prohibition to the voters of this state was put into the democratic platform by the democratic state convention, held in this city August Il. This submission of pro- hibition to vote can only be secured by joint resolution passed by both branches of the legislature, calling for an amendment to the state constitution. This amendment will have to have a two-thirds majority in both houses, and 1t is said that a ma gritty of the state senate is op- posed to such a resolution. Current re- port says that the prohibition organization will send 1000 delegates to the legislature to insist that the members comply with the wishes of the democratic majority in this important matter. Some of the anti. prohibition leaders are said to favor aub- hitting the question to a vote of the peo- ple because in the recent election 142.000 voted for prohibition submission, and 139,- GOO voted against it, and 1000 refrained from voting. Prohibition submission, therefore, won by about 5000 votes, and 1t is claimed that the republicans are anti prohibitonists and will vote with the democratic minority of 139,000 and thus defeat the measure In the general cleo tion. But, be it as it may, the contest will be waged with a great deal of energy during the next IF months.