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Evening journal., 1908-09-03
new CASTLE TO
CONTROL AUTOS
One SmaSheS Carriage and
Now Town Talks Of Pass
ing Special Ordinance

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Sept. s.-City Council
will be asked to pass an ordinance COM
pelling automobiles to be equipped with
proper lights at night. This action is to be
taken on account of a collision on Tues
day evening when an automobile ran into
a carriage breaking it and injuring the
occupants.
James B. rOman.Jr.. A./Brown Ian
caster and James S. White were retiring
from a drive and when near Sixth and
Delaware streets an automobile turned
the corner and ran direct into their team.
Toman's neck. side and legs are badly
bruised and he is under the care of Dr.
Black and DR.. Wertenbaker.
Politicians are like bees after the voters.
The principal local fight is for assessor.
James ]. Wright and Harry Ahern want
the nomination.
Constable Nickerson is about to build a
stone wall that will be an addition to the
looks of Second street.
Selden S. Deemer says that Council
should enclose the triangular lot coming
into the city. He is willing to donate the
stones to be used in building two-foot
wall around it if the city will do the work.
Everybody is now on the move to inn
prove the city. New pavements are to be
laid by property owners:
James Doris is now cunning on the Lea
marshes and at the same time acts as
caretaker. No gunner is allowed on the
meadows unless he has a card of permis-
sion from Governor Lea The Governor
was obliged to take this course owing TO
the manner in which gunners acted on
his farms.
Members of the City Council through
City Solicitor Alexander B. Cooper, will
J petition the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to place shelter shed on the south
bound track side Of the depot for the pur-
pose Of sheltering people who patronize
the road.
The annual district meeting Of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held in the Union Church here on october
7th.
Henry X Pfaltzgraf. Of York, Pa,
anr Miss Catharine Carey a nurse, were
married in ST. Peters Roman Catholic
Church with nuptlal Mass yesterday by
Rev Frederick V. Campbell Miss Matilda
McGrory was the maid of honor and
James McGrory best man. The wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of
Mrs. Anna Eagle. After a trip to Philadel-
/ phia relatives the couple returned last
night and was serenaded by 30 noisy
boys, who were automatically induced tc
desist in their ovation by an ice-crean
feast at nearby restaurant.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
HE DIDN'T TOOT
THE BASS HORN

Michele Fulgione, the big Italian who
toots the equally big bass horn in
Gattfs Band didn't toot last night for
the reason that he couldn't get horn.
He Will be heard In several bass solo
part sagain this afternoon and even
ing, however, because he got his fav-
orite instrument back again this morn
ing after satisfying the claim against
him.
Fulgione's appearance in the
band last night was due TO the fact
that Deputy Sheriff Bartram early in
the afternoon replevined Fulgione's big
horn at the suit of c. c. Conn Com
pany, the New York musical instrument
makers. The replevin occurred just
after Fulgione had winded himself in
the first half of the afternoon pro-
gram and although Gatti missed the
part Fulgione got some degre Of pleas
ure out Of his legal ENHANCEMENT be-
cause he didn't have 10 toot the big
horn.
Now that the horn Is paid for Full
gione will be on the job without in
terruption the remainder Of the season
at the park.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
URGES NEGROES
TO VOTE FOR TAFT

WASHINGTON, Sept. s-Rev. DR.. C.
S. Brown. president OF the Waters
Normal Institute. Winston-Salem, n.
c.. IN his annual address to the Lott
Carey Baptist Mission Convention. Of
which he is president. advised the negro
not to be rash and not to avenge a
real or supposed wrong by votire
against the Republican party at the
coming election. President Brown
said:
THAT we have been maltreated IN
politics no sane man would deny. We
would. however, counsel moderation
and caution. and insist that prejudiciai
discussion be removed from the pulpit
TO the stump.
Il am not myself prepared 10 change
politics. No party is free from error
and politics Is deceptive. but rashness
70 avenge supposed wrong may beget
a worse injury impossible 10 heal"
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
MRS. MARSHAL FIELD
WEDS ENGLISHMAN
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. Sept. s-idrs. Marshal
Yield. Jr.. widow Of Marshal Field. Jr.,
OF Chicago. was married at the registry
Office at 1890 this mornlng TO Baldwin
A. Drummond. a second son Of the late
Edgar A. Drummond. of Cadland.
Drummond is prominent in English
society and is connected with several Of
the titled families He is the
especial Of the Duke of Westminster
He has known Mrs. Eield for niue
years and was also acuoainted with her
late husband.
Immediately following the ceremony
the couple left on an automobile trir
intending to tour the c, ntihent. Mrs.
Drummond has spent much OF. her time
IN England since the death of her hus-
band In Chicago. November 27. 1905
At one time she was reported engaged
to a member of the British royalty.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
eaby md Farmers, pav.

Interest Of the mothers Of the city
centers in the great annual baby show
which will take place at Brandywine
Springs on next Monday, Labor DAY.
in conjunction with Farmers Day. both
Of which We're postponed from August
2l, on account Of wet weather The
entries indicate the usual good showing
and the prizes are the most elaborate
ever offered consisting of twenty five
dollars in gold. The parade will start
from the light lunc hpavilion at three
O'Clock headed by Gatti's Band The
tickets issued 70 the families OF the
farmers for the use Of the children
will be honored on Labor Day from
$50 a. m. until noon or 1890 p m.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
BURNS FLOORED,
BUT WINS EASILY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
MELBOURNE, Sept. 3.-Before a crowd
OF several thousand persons tonight,
among whom we're hundreds OF American
sailors and feet officers. Tommy Burns,
American heavyweight champion con-
tinued his successful conquest of foreign
scrappers by laying out Bill Lang an
Australian lad, in the sixth round. The
best thing that can be said Tor Lang is
that he had nerve. He went at Burns in
the first round just as though the latter
were a novice and before the astonished
Tommy got his bearings he was stretched
on the floor by a hard smash TO the head.
The Introduction over. Burns took the
aggressive and poor Bin gradually found
cred until he was knocked out.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

the rate OF SIS per pupil each full year.
But. under the law, the districts so re-
ceiving outside pupils are Obliged to
make two reports to che auditor who
is secretary of the Stale Board-thn
first TO notify him that such outside
pupils have been received and the Sec
the year they have remained in school
Dover's share of this fund is S54l.07,
but whilo Dover has complied with the
letter Of the law, she cannot receive
her check under the custom in the
state treasurer's Office, until the de-
linquent districts send in their reports.
smallest under this law, $3.50.
Farmingtons dividend is probably the
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
DEATHS.
Ellen M. Curlett.
e. Mae WILLING.

this city, on September
Sd, 1908, z. Mae. daughter of Alfred.
and Margaret e. Willing, aged "a
years
Relatives and friends are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence Of her parents.
No. 2415 Tatnall street, on Sunday
afternoon, September 9Th, at oclock.z
Interment at Riverview Cemetery.
cURLETT-In this city, on Septem ber
I'd, 1908, Ellen NJ, daughter Of
Thomas r. and Lydia Curlett, aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at her parents residence. No. 1400s
West Fourth street on Saturday after-1
noon, September 5th, at 2.SO o'clock.
Interment Silverbrook Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
BIDS OPENED FOR
LIGHTHOUSE REPAIRS

Two sets Of bids we're opened at the
local Office Of the Fourth Light House
District this morning.
One set was for painting the Baker
Range Light stations. the lowest bid
der being Howard Messig of Delaware
City, whose bid was S202.60. The other
bidders We're Thomas W. Dubois, OF
Paulsboro, n j., Anderson and Clark
of Delaware City. James keenan, and
Brothers of this city. Frank Johnson
OF Delaware City and I. Cardwell and
Son of this city.
The second set of bids was for cement
for genearl use The lowest bidder was
Charles II. Ten Weeges of this city
Others were Charles Warner Company
Of this oity. and p. H. Fairlamb Com
pany and Alpha Portland Cement Com
pany, both of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Pastime Football Team eraanized.

The Pastlme football team has re-
organized for the season and would
like to hear from all ll5 pound teams
IN or out Of the city. Following Is
the lineup: Echrich. left end: Sparks
or Blakeley, left tackle; Green. left
guard; Hayes. centre; Broadbendt.
right guard; Spidel. right tackle; Lux,
right end; lrnheld, quarter back. cap
tain; Kemske. right half back; Cooke.
left half back, Poster. full back. Send
all challenges 20 John J. Hayes, No
1872 East Thirteenth street. city.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
MAY NOT GET SCHOOL DIVIDEND

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Sept. s-Because Of the
failure OF ten school districts in vari-
Gus parts Of the State to supply. tho
secretary Of the stare Board Of Edu-
cation. State Auditor Roe, with the
proper information required by the
state. thirty school districts viii prob
ably not receive the amounts due their
Boards of Education when the new
school year opens next Monday.
The State treasurer is authorized to
ray out, in the month Of July. to Tie
districts having graded schools which
have received and taught pupils from
districts having no graded schools, at
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Tommy Murphy outpointed Cross.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Tommy Muir
ply, long known as the pride Of Har-
lem" outfought Leach Cross. champion
lightweight Of the East Side. in their
six-round fight al the Navarro A. c.
in Timer Park last night AIurphys
aggressive tactics in the FIRST five
rounds gave him the advantage. but IN
the last round Cross cut loose and was
y laiing his opponent about the ring
" ZEN the bell sonndeSis There We're no
X oclzdowns and the fight was a biood-
less one.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Many at the Country Rink.

The Country Roller Rink was again
crowded last night at the weekly social
and William Cloud of this city made
a decided hit in fancy skating. Mr..
Cloud has been faithfully practicing
for a year past and has made great
Improvement since his last public ap-
pearance. The general comment last
night was indicative of the fact that
he is superior in this work to many
of the professional skaters who have
recently appeared at the local rinks.
The usual games were INDUCED in by
the many skaters and a general good
time was enjoyed by ALL
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
MAJOR DELMAR WON
Beats George c. in Match Race at
Ell0~ood Park.

LONG BRANCH. N. J.. Sept. 3-Ao-
other record-brealSing crowd attended
the third session Of the Long Branch
Fair Association. at Eikwood Park.
yesterday. The match trot between II.
G. Buckleys Major Delnar and Arthur
1fcDonald's George G. was won in
straight heats by the former. The first
heat was won handily by a couple OF
lengths in 210 IL. In the second heat
the trotters raced on even terms the
entire distance. Major Delmar won
only by a short head in 21O Ia
Paced by a running morse McFar-
lands Kentucky Owyho. a 2-year-old
PAGER. made a ouarter-mile exhibition
This afternoon in "a seconds.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-An extern
sive area Of high pressur that has
moved to the lake region in the last "a
hours has been preceded and attended
by a marked change to cooler weather
in the Mississippi valley and all dis
tricts east thereof.
Forecast till p. M, Friday;
For Delaware-Fair and cool tonight.
Friday fair, with rising TEN persture;
light TO fresh northerly winds, beeom-
lee Vas4shaa.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Fined on Assault charns.

William Rex, who is employed in a
saloon in Second street, was arraigned
In City Court this morning on charge
or assault and battery. William A.
Ashleman complained that Rex had
hit him with a billiard cue over the
head. Rex was fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Gasoline Stove ExpIoded.

A gasoline stove in the home of Mrs
Morris, No. 400 East Twelfth street
exploded last evening. while she was
preparing supper, and set fire to the
furniture in the room The Phoenix
Fire Company was summoned and ex-
tinguished the blaze. before much dam
age was done. Mrs. Morris fortunately
escaped unhurt
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
RureIars Fear harkina Doc.

CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 3.-Burglars
effected an entrance into the home of
Fred Cowden, securing a pocketbook
containing several dollars, and several
articles of clothing, but missing $50
The thieves were frightened off be-
fore reaching the second story by the
barking Of a small dog.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
visitor Here from Norfolk.

]. X. Taylor, Of Norfolk, Va. senior
member Of the Tayler and Wilson Com
pany Of that city and Samuel Wilson,
a member Of the company. are VIII
visitors. Mr.. Tayler is of the
old school Of polished Southerners. and
Mr.. Wilson is a former resident Of
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Cd N. P. Preaeher Dead.

WESTMINSTER, Md, Sept. g.
Rev. Henry Caleb Cushing, d. D., of this
city, one Of the most prominent clergy
men of the Maryland Annual Confer
ence of the Methodist Protestant
Church, died Of paralysis on his farm,
near Manassas, Va, at 1O.40 o'clock this
morning.
DR. Cushing was born in Prince VIII
liam county, Va, September 80, 1928.
He was stationed at Laurel, Del, for
tion In 1883.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Aaed Woman Eound Dead.

MILLSBORO, Aug. S.-Mrs. Harriet
b. Norris, an aged woman, who lived
alone, was found dead yesterday. AL
though she was known to have been
in poor health she was able to go around
until her death. A neighbor happened
to go into her house and found her
dead
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
M. Riohnrdson Rnnnuerlnn.

GEORGETOWN, Sept. 3-Mrs. John
Nj. Richardson, who was badly injured
in recent runaway accident, is slowly
improving Mrs. Richardson collapsed
while at Rehoboth some time after the
accident.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
charaed WIth Lonfino on strnet.

on charge OF loafing on the street
carners, John Newell was arraigned in
city Court this morning and pleaded
guilty Judge Cochran fined him 81
and costs.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Race MEETING at chesapeake civ.

Cecil county horsemen will hold a
matinee on Thomas Harlan's track,
near Chesapeake City. this afternoon.
About 25 horses are entered.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

c. d. Jamison, OF No. 916 Spruce
street, has returned home after va
cation with his family at Niagara Falls
and around Lake Erie. Mr. Jamison
will be rejoined by Mrs. Jamison and
others of his family tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Hazal- : Ian cnnnr.is.ion.r

DOVER, Sept 3.-Wiliiam NJ. Hazel
has been appointed a Jail commissioner
BY the Levy Court of Kent county, 10
take The place CT William X Cahoon.
deceased
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
ER Undertakes
SuHlNDLLA G Embalmer

No. 214 w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day OF night
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments first-clsss. Both Phones
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NOvIElDOSE LAOPI-
Mon en- AreCib 0.
contra Ia pGstG.
Sc aGort6 aPUyaE una TesOIuCi6n del
ayuDtamisntO de JunC0S.
Hl sIaO mBy sOntldl d ID eIuaad IA nuOEtS Do ID
SO1uItl Catalina FIorlt.
{ De nWsstrO OsgrsspOnsal. }

Mayo, 17.-El Concejo Municipal acoE'
do deSigoar una comili6n compuesta del
RIcRIde concejal GefloF Olivill6G, para
que 90 ancaTguen de 1ecRudaF fondoB del
comeYcio paTticulareB del GobiePno
para Atsnder laH medidRs preventivss
contra ID peste bub6niop. Tambi6n delig'
no 81 Conceisl BeIor Seijo pATa que aUxilie
IL SanidRd en- Les mGdidaB de limpiezs
de ID Ciudad.
FL syuntsmiento &C. rd6 {. .mbi6a en IN
Ultima BeBiSa apoyaE una resolution del
ayuntamiento de JunCoO que pide al Go
bsrnadoE convoque & la G6mRFG legiGlR.
tiva fn de que trAte de que Continuen
f0nCionGndo las eItacionGB de @nemiR eD
toda Ia iBls.
-AnoChs do Bu pFimers fanCi6n con "a
cinemat6gEaf1 ol 81 nor AEcolaY en- 90 nusvo
CiECo que iuAtAl6 feante 81 TeItro. Las pc
lfculag exbibidGR foGFon muy del RgrRdo
del numeEoso pdblico que acudi6 81 espsc
t6culo. Toda laB semAnR oontinuRYGn las
exhibiCionGg.
-Muy animado ConCuErido qued6 81
baiIs de mfscaraB dado anoehe en- ests
teafFc.
-Auoth hs On ls iglesia Cat6Iica contra
jeron mStrimonio les diHtiDguidoB i6veneB
BsfioFita Isabel Men 6uds8 y don JoG6 F6
lix seijo, RpadrinaTon 81 acto Is q f9Eits
Isabel ssijo don Rsm6n SsijO BOTTGE.
DeBpu6s del ceremonial pasRron todos log
invita- los IR moradR de los j6venes deB.
poBados donde faeron obsequiados eBp'6a
didamente Les deleamoB todo g6aero de
fslicidades y eternR lana de miel.
TT h Il,
donde foe 4 haCsr compress don Donate
la Polouia."
-Ha uido muy gentida On tstR ciudsd
Ia musrts de la dintinguida Itfiorits Cats'
lima F.oFit, acsecida On QaebTadillag.
Acompa hsmoB On "a doloE a. Befi1P pR.
DIRE don Jos6 FloEit OBpola.
Sc eOt6n inBtaIando las Of einss de ls
central "OambRlaChs" en- sl piso bsio de
lR casa de don Antonio FigueraR.
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SWON0bO OVONNSesS B&s
AYIsO DE sUBAsTA.

PoF cua1to Francois GroarenRud, Ad.
ministEadoE Judicial de bieneB de ID SuCs-
sion de Jules GUveIieT, poF medic de %
Abogado JaCint0 TgxidoF, RCudi6 & eatR
CoFte de DiatEito Secci6n Primers, BoIiCi.
tRndo lR subAsts judicial voIuntaEia de ID
BjgUiente fnCR uEb8na:
"CaHR de altoE, de MADEIRA con techo de
hierro EituadG en- ell pobladO de Oatafio, y
en- Is COTrstOTR teniendo una medida de
doce media vREaB do frente por veinte =
cinCo de fondo Coliudando con 81 Norfe
fFento con 10 CRFTeterP; por 81 Sur 8
fondo con fncA dc la suceBi6n z .Feg7za;
poF 81 Este i8quieTdG, con lR de IL So,
CeBi6n dc don MauEiCio GueTHs;y poF 81
Oeate 8 deTeOhR, con otrR dc dofiR MREfR
SuaEss dc Mende8'.
PoE Cuanto ante la OoPto 90 pTeHent6
poP 81 miEmo Abogado, FepFesentando Il
promeveute, pliego dc condiCiones para Il
SubaEtR.
PoF cuanto ID Corle poE 81 Honorable
Juez Pedro do AldFey, en- FOSoluci6n de
fechs BGiI do Mayo de 1908 decTet6 Ii
SubaIt8 de tel fnCa, pOr 81 mfnimo pFeCio
de tre8>mil quinientoG dollars debisndo
lIeVarBs & cRbo poE 81 MaTahalI de eBta
Corte de DintHito, BailR' andoss para tai
subRata 81 dia 27 de Mayo de 1908,
hAbi6ndoBe oEdenado pOE ID CoTts la pu.
blicaCi6n de eIts ediCto por tEsI vsces ,
t6rmino dc ounce dinE.
Por tantO, On cumplimiOnto de la oEden
citsda, Sc aviss que Is subAstA judicial
do Ia diCha fnCa % lIevaE6 8 cab0 81 dia
27 de Mayo do 1908, laI tres de ID taFde
Ga ID ofiCinG del MREahRlI de 10 CoIts de
DiutEito de San Juan, Iiendo 81 prsCio
mfnimo q de tEes mil quinisntOS dollars,
no admiti6ndOIo postuEas que no Cubran
81 diCho pT0Cio , que Ioa licitadOFOI hAbF6n
do hAcoE an dep6litO del troI poE Ciento
del pFscio; y on cuSnto 6 IaB dennis COM
diCiOusI q anunCia que 81 correspondence
pliego ss hRlla en- podeE del MaElaIl de
elta CoPte en- 81 expsdients ca SeOEetaEfa
do ID CoEts. Ju E. r. AbEil 2G
1905 JOs6 LabTa
OOEtS d0 DiGRito.
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SuGreTle Centrale COIosO.
AguRdiIls, P. r.

Con motiyo de laS nusvas montura6 que
90 han bscho So pons en- vsnts Ia maqui'
maria de uHO, BiguisnteE:
10. Un molino horizontal complete
marea Birmingham" de maBsS de
80 SO con engrAnojsB, GcumuIAdOF &c
pFsni6n hidrEuliCa, y con % motor de
vRpoF.
p. Una m6quins de vGpor horizontal
de Is 20 81.
80. Ura bomba de aire de dos cilin'
dEos con "a motor de vRpoE y ca condan'
Bador, pFoviniendo de un cuadFuple efec
to Lille, de $50 600 gslonsD por cads
ID hoEss.
40. Una bomba de airs de Ia CaUa
'Cai4", proviniendo de uu tRcho de so
RsCog.
s.. Nusve defscadoras con dObIe fondo
de cobFP.
g. Una bomba aIimsntATia de la
casa "Cail".
70, CaldeEas & 50 dolla1B lon 100 kiIoV.
TodaB sstas m6quinRB pueden dsr nm
bueno = largo uBo. 8v.L
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v9nta Exceptional.

Cinturones, modelos nueYos
en- elasticos y seda de colores
Fstilos Bordados a 10 y 25
ctys. uno. Exceptional.
Los dltimos colores de la
moda en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos a 40
centavos yarda, estilo de gran
Juror para esta estacion.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
lido, en- blancas, bordadas y
en- colores, desde so centavos
una. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- todos los
matices, a SO-75 gl-00y $3.50
uno. Trenzas de $500 J 800
una, gran noyedad.
Mitones de seda en- todos
colores que su precio es $l-50
a Is centayos, Exceptional.
Guantes de- hilo = seda en-
todos colores y precios.
Flores y plumas para ador-
nc. de sombreros, I'm bonito sur
lido, en- los dltimos caprichos
de la moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nunca hemos iraido tantos mo-
delos nj; tan caprichosos.
/ Velosz zpara la cara el me-
jo rsurtido.
Cuellos y corbatas para Sc
floras en- bordados y colores.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
tfculos en- Venta Exceptional,
infnidad de objetos a mitad
de su costo. Aifombras, Ca
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y Oh
jetos para viaje. 4.
Cintas --es un ,.ar'iculo que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
en- 81 y tenemos gran varia-
dad, dasde nuestra espec1a--
lidad de 10 csvs. yarda hasta
la mas RIGA para bandas etc
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Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. Pa0o an
tieipGdO.