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Evening journal., 1908-05-28
canoe cIub on : Trin.

The Delaware Canoe Club, a prosper
.ous organization in this city, Will make
its first cruise of the season on next
Saturday. The members OF the club
numbering about twenty men will pro-
coed in ten canoes to Smalleys Mills.
at the head of the Christiana river.
and go in camp there, returning on
Sunday evening. The cruise vii he
in charge Of Commodore c. }. Jcforis.
Other trips will be taken during tho
summer 10 Betterton, Whartons Wharf.
Tolchester Beach and other points
along the Chesapeake Bay.
Evening journal., 1908-05-28
500 Reward, siOO

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased
10 learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure
in an its stages, and that is Catarrh
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical frater-
nitv. Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease requires a constitutional treatment.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doine
it's work. The proprietOrs have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that il fails TO cure. Send for list of tcst-
mOnials
Address f. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills fer constipation.
Evening journal., 1908-05-28

train, but pointed out how the s44 e'olocis
afternoon train from Wilmington could be
scheduled in a manner to make It three.
hour train. Under the present schedule the
o'clock arrives at Rehoboth--h II IS on
time-at SIS o'clock at night. Mr.. Mullen
had several conferences with Mr.. Brooks
and with Superintendent Whitney of tha
Delaware railroad. and the result has
been that the company has provided for
a greatly improved service. to &c into
eject with the summer schedule.
The 8.4i o'clock train daily from WI
rimgton Is 20 be split at Harrington
Part Of the train viii continue to POGO,
rieke City, Md, straight down the line
The other half will 80 from Harrington
to Rehoboth. arriving there at $50 o'cock.
A delay Of fifteen minutes al Harrington
twenty minutes at Georgetown and zen
minutes at Lewes are 20 be eliminated
Mr.. Mullen tried 70 get the tral nrun from
Harrington to Rehoboth without stops.
but the company could net see its way
clear to do that.
Fifteen Day Tickets
Then Mr. Mullen went back to the rate
question and pointed cut that fifteen.
day ticket, Instead Of a fve-day ticket,
would go a great ways toward the sue.
cess Of the new train arrangement and
Increase in travel He pointed cut that
vacations usually granted are from one 10
two weeks, for which hve-day ticket
would be useless.
This morning Mr.. Mullen received let.
ter from Mr Boyd. saying that afteen
day tickets will be sold from practically
all points on the peninsula and the big
cities at the same rates as the hve>day
tickets are sold. Mr.. Mullen was elatcd
to learn this, for he Thinks It win bring
great boom 20 Rehoboth and greatly in.
crease the railroad traffic.
nhe new schedule and the ffteen-day
ticket arrangements are 10 so into effect
sometime about Jt-y /. although no den.
mite date has been set Thirty days notice
vii have TO be given before they can go
int0 effect.
Evening journal., 1908-05-28

= OR RENT-sIS ROOMS AND BATH.
I in apartment house at $40 West st.
janitor service. heat and hot water. Ap-
ply to James c. McComb, 4o5 Equitable
Hldg. m2S.st
Evening journal., 1908-05-28

Golden Rule. Bsratheas and Tat
fetas.F
Evening journal., 1908-05-28
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
FOR SALE

Automobile; four cylinder; touring car:
top; glass front; fun equipment; lampi
must sold Saturday. Price reasonable
Apply S2l Washington st. m2s-2t
Evening journal., 1908-05-28
PAY LICENSES
OR BE INDICTED

Harry w. Chairs, State revenue col
lector, will present the names Of a
large number of New Castle county
merchants to the grand jury on Mon
day for indictment on the charge OF
falling to pay State license fees. No
tice to the delinquents were sent out
from the office of the attorney-general
on May. II, but few replies have been
received. since. The delinjuents include
lawyers, doctors and men engaged in
mercantile businesses. and make the
largest list of names ever presented 70
the grand jury By Mr.. Chairs for in
ldictment.
Evening journal., 1908-05-28
MILITIA OFFICERS TO
WEAR BADGE OF MOURNING
STATE OF DELAWARE.

The following order was issued to
Evening journal., 1908-05-28

day:
STATE OF DELAWARE,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Wilmington, May 2Sth, 1908
General Orders No. 10.
1. The Commander-in- Chief an
nounces with regret the death of Bri-
gadier General J. Parke Postles, retired
which occurred at Wilmington, Della
wsre, Wednesday. May 9th, 1908
He was Adjutant General Of Della
wsIe during the administration Of Gov
ornors Cochran, Hall and Stockley
which Office he filled with honor and
ability, doing much to further the or
ganization of the State Militia, and 10
promote its efficiency.
2. Officers VIII wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days from the
date of this order
BY Command of Governor Lea,
I. p. Wickersham.
Adjutant General, Chief of staff
Evening journal., 1908-05-28
QUICK SCHEDULE
TO SPRINGS

The ten minute summer schedule 10
Brandywine Spring Park was put into
effect today by tho Peoples Railway
Company, and summer traffic TO the
resort will be IN full swing on Sat
urday when the park Is opened with AL
the amusements. The schedule was
changed from the usual 20 minute
sch, dule so that the service is dubbed.
Traflc on the line during the recent
sweltering evenings has been remark
ably heavy and It Is expected that the
railway and the park viii habe their
most prosperous year this season.
Crab Meat az A. H. Ainscow'st
Little Neck CLANS at A. H. Air.
scow's.'
Fresh Lobster az a. H. Ainscow's.t
Soft Crabs at A. II. Ainscow's.s
Fresh Fish at A. H. Ainscows.F
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
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Notice.

we shall close our barber shon on
Memorial Day, at 1890 o'clock. ana he
open Friday all day until midnight
tE's observing one Of America vreo+
das e. Leshem Bros, Tenth and Marsst
StSs
Evening journal., 1908-05-28

INVEST your tIme-Is Ia
better than to merely SPEND
II. - little of it INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead t.
dividends fer lifa
Evening journal., 1908-05-28
Traek WaIker InIured.

Lorenzo Julian, an Italian track walk
er was injured in the West Yard this
morning by a ladder falling up his left
les. He Was brought to the cmer-
sency hospital at French street station
and later went to his home, his In
Juries not proving serious.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
ZIONISTS WILL
DEVELOP PALESTINE
Professor o. Marburg Declares
That Holy Country Has Won
derful Agricultural Future

ATLANTIC CITY, July ia resume
Of the work accomplished by the Zion
lists representation on Palestine was
given today by Prof o. Marburg,
chairman of the Palestine commission.
TO the annual convention of the feder-
alton of American Zionists His re-
ports comprised an explanatin of why
the work of colonization had been he
gun without waiting for a signal from
the hosts of Zionists who authorized
the colony.
Professor Marburg summarized the
advantages Of the Jewish center as II
has progressed thus far and cited
numerous encouraging signs of future
largeness.
Our Investigations and statistics. -
he declared. have clearly shown that
Palestine is a rapidly rising country
whose agriculture is capable of great
expansion, even without signally large
works of Improvement"
Resolutions adopted by the fedora
tion provide for chairman on Pales-
tine work to be appointed by every
society of the federation.
A second resolution assigned a GER
tain day for Jewish Arbor day, when
collections will be made for the olive
tree fund.
All the Bezelel societies will be re-
quested to organize themselves into a
Bezelel organization of America and
all the funds collected for this national
organization will create special fund
for the establishment of an American
department in manual training at
Bezelel school in Palestine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Cricket Association
TO Consider Protest
By William Unn1ack

A meeting Of the cricket association
has been called for July II to consider
the Golden Gates protest against the
Barbarian club over the game between
the two teams June rs The substance
Of the protest is that the Barbarians
were not ready to start their game on
time. as specified in the rules of the
association, and that the Barbarians
played Spencer, who was a member of
another club
A meeting of the selection committee
also has been called for Friday night
at $40 Sansome street. Two teams are
10 be selected. representing Great Brit
ain and America, to play July &c. Two
very strong teams can be selected, as
there are no pennant fixtures for that
date.
Quite a number of players, however.
VIII be ineligible, as the teams are to
be selected from native born players of
the two countries. Australians and
Canadians will not be eligible
The fourth general meeting of the
Barbarian cricket club is scheduled for
Thursday evening at the clubs head
quarters, 1858 Golden Gate avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Seven Cars Out of
Glidden Tour

HARRISBURG, Pa. July 13-The
Glidden tourists arrived here today
and will start for Philadelphia at Z
o'clock in the morning. Seven cars
withdrew tonight and one IS not yet re-
ported. 1t is believed to be stalled in
the mountains and totbe out of the con-
test. The pilot car reached Harrisburg
al II o'clock this morning. The con-
testants began checking in at l o'clock
this afternoon. Most of them were in by
$50, but some which We're belated by
tire troubles did not arrive for an hour
or two later.
Tonight the contestants, officials and
free lances of the tour were the guests
of the Motor club of Harrisburg at an
informal reception at which an ad-
dress was delivered by Governor
Stuart. The governor referred to
Pennsylvania s work in the line of good
roads and expressed hope that in a
short time Pennsylvania roads would
equal those of other states. He pointed
out that good roads were primarily for
the benefit of the farmers and added
that the use of such roads by automo-
bilists and the cooperation of automo-
bilists in obtaining good roads would
be welcomed
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Of Buffalo, y. Y. aged 81 years. member
OF the JOurneymen Plumbers Gas and Steam
E1tters' local No. 442, T. A., and Golden
Remains at the pari0rs OF Porter & White
ia Eddy street near Laguna- Interment Buf-
SCTTON-In Black Diamond. Cal. July Il.
1yuS, Mrs. George sutton beloved wife ~
GeOrge sutton. mother of Stacy Gc0rzc
fhlhp and Charles Sutton daughter OF the
lste y. T. and katherine Broad and sister
~ tne Iate Mary Brennan and J. F. r. a.
r j. and the late William Broad. Charlie;
Broad and Lille Collins native OF San
Francisco, Cal, aged "a years.
IHOMPSON-in this city. July IS 1905 Joan
father OF Mrs. Hattie NJ Earnshieids Mr.
Eugene e. Davis. and Hubert A Clarence
y and Walter f. Thompson. a native ~
2S days.
The funeral services viii be held tonorro7v
tNe'lnesasy' at 10 a. m. his late resi-
denee. l223 Florida street near Twenty fourth
Anterment private. Please omit lowers
TRACY-In this city. July IL 1908 Ann he
IONeu WIe OF the late William Tracy and
1lother OF George b. Mcclellan. Edward E.
James u. and the late John W Tracy
The funeral will take place fbis Tue
gsyl morning. from her late residence 2.95
fIteenth street. thence 10 Mission Dolores
I, enHrch, whsre a requiem high mass will be
ceIebrated for the repose OF her soul com
menelng at 1918 O'Clock Funeral private
Won TIEDEMANN-In this city Tnlv 70 1ooS
Emil J., dearly beloved husband OF Ansfha
Won Won ,Tr,ledemann. beloved father Of Dr. Carl
Won Iledemann and Mrs. George Draecer and
DeioFed brother OF Frederick Won Tfedenann
native OF Hanover. Germany aged Ss vears
10 months and days '''
Friends and acquaintances are raSnscts,,,i,,
invited TO attend the funeral TODAY Trues-
dayl, az : O'Clock p. n. from the fnnsraf
parlSrs Psld OF Theodor Dierks &,aCo.. 600 De
thence to Odd Fellows cefpeferv fo- t,ct,
Grafton Please omit flowers "'N
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Olympic M oforisfs
Will Join Run

The automobile run of the members
of the Olympic club to San Jose August
is expected to assume large proper
tions. j. A. Kennedy and j. II. Suits,
who have the affair in charge, are
leaving nothing undone to make it a
success. According to present plans
the motorists will assemble at the
Olympic club at o'clock on the morn
ing of the run and will take a special
ferryboat 10 Oakland leaving this side
at o'clock.
The run down to San Jose will be
done in leisurely fashion. as there will
be a pilot car which no one will be
allowed to pass. After reaching the
Garden City there will be a short run
about the country. possibly to Alum
Rock, and thence back to the Vendome
for a swim and luncheon. The latter
to present plans. The return will be
on thissside of the bay and the drivers
can come at their own pleasure.
There are many owners of cars in the
club and these are expected to invite
friends to accompany them. In addition
to this arrangements Will be made
whereby parties of five can secure ma
chimes from the garages for the day at
reduced rates.
In addition to the club members the
officers of the various automobile clubs
and organizations will be invited to at
tend. Kennedy and Suits will go to
San Jose this week to attend to details
of the run which require their presence
there
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
ATTORNEY BATTLES
WITH BOLD ROBBER
D. j. DOnavOn Captures Thug
Who Had just Held Up
Japanese Art Store
Struggles With Desperate in
Street Until Policeman Comes
to His Assistance

Mainly through the pluck and tenac-
ity of Attorney D. J. Donavon. a day
light robber was captured yesterday
afternoon in McAllister street near
Market and safely lodged behind the
bars in the city prison.
Shortly after o'clock two men en-
tered Japanese art store at 63 Nc
Allister street and said to Frank TAX
ahashi. the proprietor, that they
wanted to make a purchase. Takahashi
turned to so to the rear OF the store
but on looking around saw one of the
men at the cash drawer. He ran to-
ward the robber when the other in
truder grabbed him, but Takahashi
broke away and rushed at the man
who had taken SIS out OF the till
They grappled and Takahashi shouted
for help. The robber struck him a
vicious blow on the nose, cutting the
skin and making the blood flow.
They struggled out of the door and
10 the sidewalk. where the robber
broke away from Takahashi and ran
toward Market street. Some one headed
him off and he turned north. Just as
he was opposite the Japanese store
Donavon ran across the street and
grappled with him. They fought hard
and the rObber threw DonaVOn against
an iron girder with such force that
the little finger of the attorneys left
hand was broken. Donavon still clung
to the robber, but the pain OF his
broken finger was so great that he
released his hold just as Policeman
Beach, who is attached to the board OF
works, appeared on the scene. After
q struggle Beach subdued the burglar
At the city prison the robber gave
the name Of c. L. Kenny. but Detective
Ed Gibson thinks he is Robert Black
an eX-convict. His name was regis
tered on the detinue book
Detectives are searching for his COM
panion- They are believed to be the
two men who attempted to hold ur
AniNter's jewelry store at 1922 Devisa-
dero street on Friday morning and
Chief Biggy has asked Anixter TO call
at the prison to have look at Kenny
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
PANIC IN COURT
AS FLOOR CAVES
Judge ShortaII Restores Order
Nhen Two Hundred Persons
Rush to the Door
Serious Catastrophe Narrowly
Averted in the Hall of
Justice

Two hundred people in mad panic
upset benches and chairs and broke
through the outer door in an effort to
escape from the court. DOM of Police
Judge Shortall in the hall of justice
yesterday morning when the flooring
under their feet suddenly swayed and
began to give way
disaster was averted through the
presence of mind of the magistrate anu
his two bailiffs, Patrolmen Mahoney
and Minehan. Judge Shortall shouted
above the clanor stern command to
Stand where you are!" while the bail
ifs threw themselves into the crowd
TO break up the stampede. When or
der was at length restored the floor
was still trembling and sinking spas
medically, but the judge cleared the
court of all save those who could be
accommodated in seats and calmly pro-
ceeded with the case that had been in
terrupted
In their efforts to escape the fright
ened spectators almost tore the outer
door from it's hinges. After court had
adjourned Judge Shortall said that he
had distinctly felt the swaying of the
floor while he was seated on the bench.
He was convinced that everybody in
the room would have been dropped
through to the first floor if the panic
had not been quieted.
For several months just such a catas-
trophe has been feared in the tempo
rary hall of justice. 1t was not the first
time that the floor in Judge Shortalls S
room had threatened to cave in, for
owing to the weak construction of the
building, which was never intended for
the crowds that throng it every day,
the floor supports are entirely made
quate for any great weight Drilling
by the police was stopped in the assem-
bly, room some time ago and the differ
ent watches file out in couples instead
of marching in order as formerly
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
JOE CANS WILL TRY
HIS FIR ST DEER HUNT

Joe Cans is located at Middletown.
three miles from Harbin Springs, and
finds the country strange and novel to
him. The scenery is of a character to
which he has not been accustomed and
he is as pleased over his surroundings
as city boy turned loose unexpectedly
in the country for a vacation. Cans
will leave Middletown with his party of
deer hunters this afternoon in order 10
be in the field early tomorrow morning.
when the deer season opens.
The party will be well mounted on
horses accustomed to that rough coun-
try and they will be in field two or
three days. The huntsmen will camp
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
NEAL TOO ILL FOR TRIP ABROAD

OAKLAND. July 13.-"BilIy NeaL
manager of Tommy Burns. world $
champion heavy weight pugilist. is still
seriously i'll in a Los Angeles santa
rum, and grave fears as to his recOv-
cry are entertained by his friends IN
this city. III health compelled Neal TO
return to this country from London two
months ago. and since his arrival here
he has experienced IL hemOrrhageS. a
tlegram received here today announces
that his condition is slightly improved.
but he is still very ILL.,
Neal had planned to leave before the
first of August for Australia TO Join
Burns, who has three matches seheG-
uled in the antipodes, bat owing to his
illness it is probable that w. G. keat-
ing. brother in law Of the champion.
will accompany him TO the island con-
tinent and look after his interests
there
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
PRESIDIO GUNNERS
SHOW RARE SKILL
Hit Small Target on the Water
at Distance Exceeding
Three Niles
Wi!I Resume Practice This
Morning, Firing at Moving
Object on the Sea

Target practice with the y inch
mortars at the Preside was Of a
very spectacular nature YESTERDAY.
Battery NcKinnon hitting the mark at
q distance of three and half miles
The target. which was composed OF a
raft 25 feet long with sail attached.
was anchored 5000 Yards of the shore,
and at this batteries Stotsenburg and
8IcKinnon directed their fire. In many
instances the pro1ectiles struck the
water at distances ranging from % to
I00 wards from the raft Colonel Lun-
deen i'm speaking of the work said:
The iring al the stationary targets
] consider TO be Of an unusually high
order The striking Of the little target
at the, distance Of 5000 yards certainly
shows exceptionally fire and careful
work on the part of the officers and the
enlisted men. 1 hope that tomorrow
the finishing practice at the moving
targets viii be equally successful
Battery McKinnon is in command of
CAPTAIN J. B. Murphy and Captain s.
.. McAllister. and Battery Stotsenburg
is in command OF Captain J. r. Powie
and Lieutenant ". T. Carpenter.
In the afternoon Battery StOtsenburg
began firing at the moving targets. but
the fog shut in and obscured the raft
from view Practice viii be resumed
this morning. Major Ruckman Will act
as nre commander
Colonel Marion p AIaus, who is TO
relieve General Funston in temporary
command of the department, came up
from Monterey yesterday with Mrs.
Maus and took apartments at the st.
Francis.
Among those who registered at head
quarters yesterday were Captain ID. II.
Wells, Twenty ninth infantry, on three
months leave; Lieutenant Sebring c.
Megiu Fourth cavalry, from Fort
Leavenworth. and Captain T. T. Wood
bury surgeon on the transport Sheri-
dan.
Lieutenant Colonel q. L. Anderson,
inspector general of this department,
viii remain at this post until further
orders, the recent orders sending him
to Washington having been counter
manded.
Bids for the construction OF 10 build
ings to be put up by Uncle Sam for
army use at Honolulu viii be opened
at Fort Mason tomorrow morning by
Major Williamson. These buildings
viii consist Of officers quarters, ware
houses. coal sheds, dryrooms, stables
and barracks. Bids viii be opened
simultaneously at Honolulu. Both sets
viii be forwarded TO washington and
the decision viii be made At that place.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Deer SIayers Avoid
San Mafeo County,

J. S. Hunter, deputy game warden
for San Mateo county, has notified all
sportsmen through the press that the
deer season in that county does not
open until August l. The state law
declares the open season to be from
July Is to September 80, but grants to
counties the right to restrict the sea-
son. San Mateo has applied the law by
cutting the season a fortnight Hunter
reports that deer are fairly plentiful
in the southern part of San Mateo
county, and also in Santa Clara county,
and that so far there have been only
minor violations of the game law.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14

Bafflinq Nelson Ready TO Visit
Nevada in Quest of Quarters
By x. A. Smyfh

Battling commencing this early date to lay ms & Pl & @
will place or nearly wO
AS important deth III
ehsOe
New look
will be located for the fu month 0eIor
by that NUMBER
Ety. and the champion thinks ne Wo
he could have
horseback Although Nelson S
he will victory
fight his life when he enters the r
Labor day
After selecting his deer but ms
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED

A broken fange resulted in the
wrecking Of a southbouhd Southern Pa
cific freight train near the Spring Val
ley pumping station south of Belmont
late last night Six cars were piled on
one another and the tracks torn up to
such an extent that traffic was delayed
all last night and will be for the
greater part of this morning. No one
was fniured
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
BORN

DIEHL-In this city, July II, 1905 to the
wife of Henry ] Diehl (nee Carden).
daughter.
GLUECK-In this city June So 1908, to the
wife of q. p. Glueck, daughter.
JACoBsON-In Oakland. Cal, July Z, 1905,
TO the wife of c. F. Jacobson, son.
PEIsER-ln this city. July Is, 1908. to the
wife of Sol Paiser of Fresno, CAL. daugh-
ter.
SMITH-In San Mateo CAL. July IL, 1905, to
the wife of Fred J. Smith NEE Krug), a
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
BALL PLAYER Is PUNIsHEp

President Frank Herman has fined
Catcher Tom Hackett $50 and has sus-
pended him for 10 days for his assault
upon Umpire Jack Mccarthy at Stock
ton Sunday. 1t is also reported from
Stockton that Manager Moreing has in
ficted fine of $50 on the big backstOp
in addition to the fine imposed by the
president. so his little ft of anger Will
cost him a pretty penny. The fine inn
posed by MOreing is to be donated TO
some charity in the Slough City.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
RELAYMEN IN GAEITC CAVES

The games Of the original Gaelic
dancing club, which will be held at
Shell Mound park on Sunday. will at
tract many Of the best runners about
here. The feature of the program will
be the relay race. for which teams have
been entered by the letter carriers.
Sisplamat Indians. Sixtv-fourth coast
artillery. Berkeley high school and the
Olympic club.