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Evening journal., 1908-07-24
Fine Ennina in Zach

The DUPONT yacht Tech has one Of
the finest engines of any yacht in
existence It is a compound condens-
ing engine of $50 horse power and was
built by r. NJ. Main. formerly an en-
gineer at Marcus Hook. There is but
one other engine of like make in exist
ence, that installed in the yacht Rest
less, formerly owned by the late VIII
liam NJ. SingerlY.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
FELL FROM A
MOVING CAR

Aliehting from a moving car at Della
ware avenue and jackson street to-day,
Frank Rupert ONO. 141O Delaware ave-
nue., slipped and fell to the street. badly
bruising himself about the head and body.
lie was carried into the New Century
Club building and after receiving medi-
cal attention from DIR. Charles Jefferis
Jr., he was taken to his home.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
No Inauests This Evenlna.

Coroner Galloway viii not hold in
quests in the case sof Mrs. Alice Ed-
wards and the Foster boy tonight, as
he had arranged. but will dispose OF
the mon Monday evening. Mrs. Ed
wards was killed on the railroad and
teh boy was accidentally shot and kill
ed by another lad at Farnhurst.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
STREET CLEANER
STRICKEN BY HEAT

William Mckinley. employed as a
street cleaner, by the Street and Sewer
Department. was overcome by the heat
while at work at Eighteenth and Wash
ington streets today. The Phoenix am
bulance was summoned and removed
the man TO his home. No. 500 Spruce
street. His condition is not considered
serious.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
WEArAER-

WASHINGTON, July PA slight
barometrio depression that appeared
over the Central Caribbean sea Tues
day has advanced northward and is now
central off the east Florida coast. A
depression also covers the eastern rocky
mountain slope and the great plains
Temperature changes will be slight.
Forecast till 8 p. M, Saturday:
For Delaware-Local rains tonight
and Saturday; fresh easterly winds.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
Organizing in Virqinia.

John NJ Dorney Of this city, general
organizer Of the Painters Internationa
Union, is in Richmond. Va, where he
is engaged in the work OF organizing.
Recently a union wa sformed there
through mis- efforts with a membership
to start of 800. Mr.. Dorney is TO visit
other cities i'm Virginia. He reports
that he is meeting with great success.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
Bows Throw Stones at Trains.

Baltimore and Ohio railroad officers
are complaining of a crowd of boys
living in West Eighth street near tho
railroad, throwing stones at passing
trains. A few days ago, a passenger
on an express train narrowly escaped
serious injury by being struck with
a heavy stone which came crashing
through the car window.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
Want an Auto Tor zinc chIsf.

Fire Chief Porter is agitating a
to get City Council TO pro-
vide him with an automobile with
which to respond to fires. Several Of
he councilmen are interested in the
Council now allows $500
per year for the keep Of a horse for
the chief and it is estimated that IL
would be cheaper TO maintain an auco
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
10 Remove to Nahant.

The Rev. Frederick M. kirlus oe
Trinity Church and his family will re-
move to Nahant, near Boston, Mass.
next Monday. where they will remain
until September 1. Mr.. Kirkus and
family have been spending some tiTir
in Cambridge, Mass. and Mr. Kirhus
is preaching to large congregations in
Trinity Church, Boston, every Sunday
morning
Evening journal., 1908-07-24

HAcKEusAcK sersey Justice will be dealt out to Au-
his aunt
OF her daughter near cooug for ~
Rooster to-day
AS
1 shaI ( n
should not take more finish
in seeking William Benan who is supposed
that he VIII ne
captured stand he wiz make clear
e fact that planned which he has
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
PhiIadelphians Married Here.

George Wall and Miss Elizabeth de-
Haven. both of Philadelphia, wcrs
married in this city yesterday after
noon, by the Rev Charles A. Hill. at
his home, No 500 West Seventh street
The couple obtained the license al
Magistrate Robertson's once.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
Fireman Has Painful Injury.

Several days ago. George Crockett,
driver of the steamer of the Fame
Hose Company. ran a splinter in his
leg so deep that it required surgical
operation to remove it. Blood poison
ing set in and II will be sometime be-
fore he can be about again.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
predalna Work compIeted.

The contracts being completed in
dredging the channe lof the Christiana.
which has been in progress for the
past two years. the Camden Dredging
Company is preparing TO withdraw its
dredges and other apparatus.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
Or. Hubbard to Preach AT Central.

The Rev. J. M. Hubbard, d. d.. Of
Philadelphia, will be the preacher at
Central Presbyterian Church on Sun
day morning There viii be no even
ing preaching service in the church.
Or. Hubbard has been heard here os
fore and has been well received.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
Fair cnmnnit... 81 ~.

A meeting of the executive commit
tee OF the New Castle County Fair
Association will be held this afternoon
to get some of the details for the fair
in shape.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
To Have a Festival.

An ice cream and peach festival will
be held on the lot adjoining the East
Lake Methodist Episcopal Church.
Thirtieth and Tatnall streets. Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24

One Of the large coal barges being
built for Philadelphia firm at the
American Car and Foundry Companys
yards. was launched yesterday
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
In HospitaI With Injured Hip.

Lewis Seidle. of No $50 Kirkwood
street, was taken TO the Delaware Hos
pital in the Phoenix ambulance yes
terday afternoon. with an injured hip
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
eranaers Did Not Meet.

There was no meeting Of Brandy
wine Grange of Talleyville, last night.
but a meeting will be held next Thurs
day night.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24

The Misses Viola and Sadie Caven-
der are visiting relatives I'm Chester
Coal BARGE Launched.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24

cause the iron must be struck
Evening journal., 1908-07-24

in dull times 10 hest The ron.
Evening journal., 1908-07-24
5Hshed in Delaware. CircuIation Books Open to An

Advertise in busy times, be-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10

cheered the hearts of many. who are
nearly down and out, and caused
drunkards to abstain from drink and
has won numerous souls to God. 1t is
the prayer that has been repeated by
the Pilgrims in their fight to settle in
q new country. 1t has cheered many
martyrs VINO have had to die because
they were Christians. This psalm is
the one that has softened the burden
OF confinement for many a prisoner
and it is the prayer that is repeatei
today by Cd and young men and
women all over the world.
THE sweetness Of this psalm has
been proven by the fact that it has
been called the Psalm of the Lark.
mean the English lark which is 50
famed for It's melodieus tones. And
the music which pours from the throat
of this species of birds is such that
it causes a person to stop in the midst
Eof most serious events and listen 30
it. This little verse has the same ef.
feet. upon people. 1t has charmed
many a poor person from his sin and
taken innumerable %drunkards from
their ups.
The Lord is my shepherd, shall
not want. yea. though I walk through
the valley of the shadow If death, |
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10
HITS NECK STRETCHING
Evangelist Sunday Takes Audience t,
Task-Preaches on 23rd
PeSInn

To an audience Of about seven hun
bred people yesterday afternoon in
the tabernacle, Evangelist w. A.
Sunday preached his sermon on the
23d Psalm. This is one of the sermons
that has caused q large number of
men and women to reform. 1t was de-
livered with, the usual force. and was
received with enthusiasm by the audi
nee. Previous to the sermon several
songs were sung by the congregation.
The audience was taken to task by
Mr.. Sunday for a slight stretch in the
region of the neck employed by some
of them in ~endeavoring to get a
glimpse of a colored man in the front
seat who vas forcibly calculating the
feeling of religion that was in him.
Whats the matter with you people,
squirming and wriggling around
there in your seats. Some Of you will
have necks "a yard long pretty soon.
It's nothing that concerns you. 1t is
merely a colored brother down here
in front enjoying religion" said the
evangelist.
The sermon in part was as follows:
MY subject for this. afternoon is on
the 23d Psalm. This psalm was writ
ten by David and / think it IS one OF
the sweetest ] have ever heard. It has
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10

shall not want Back in Story coun.
ty where | was born, l can remember
ar Old man, a shepherd, whose eyss
were growing dim, and hal to have
a field glass to discern he sheep
when they browsed far away. | can
remember this cid man. He used TO
sit on the highest point OF the grazing
ground and watch the sheep They
would move off Until out If his sight.
then he would take his field glass to
look for them. When he located thu nj
he would call his dog and send him.
after the sheep. The dog would go out
get the sheep and bring them back to.
the foothills.
In the same way too, 7 1ook upon
Jesus Christ. who sits a. the right
hand of his fathel, as the shepherd of
the people. And as he looks down.
upon rs and sees us wandering away,
he sends for lis. IgthinA that ne aaa
sent these tabernacle meetings as thas
shepherd deg, in a way, TO nerd us in
and bring Us back to the foothills
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10

are a sinner and he takes the SER
mons. the messages, the prayers OF
the people, the memory OF your moth
.er and calls you to be a Christian.
The Holy Spirit brings that convic-
ton o and God keeps bringing
the conviction and you keep resisting
il. until the time will come when the
Spirit will not come any more. I am
looking into the face of men in this
audience who for 10. 10 or 20 years
haven't had q conviction of sin. AWAY
back youder, 20 years ago, your wife.
your baby died. The same providence
saved your life and you said you
would. But you haven't yielded 10
God. God called you and he hasn't
called YOU since. You haven't mad a
conviction OF sin.
Bitter MaIignity.
The only representative OF the
Trinity in the world is the Holy Spirit.
God spoke 70 the people through the
Mosaic law: He spoke through Jesus
Christ and they killed Jesus. He Is
speaking today through the. Holy
Spirit. This is the last dispensation
God viii use to induce YOU 10 be a
Christian.
Who can commit it? Any man that
says No to Gods offer.
How does It show itself? Lots of
ways, but really only in two. because
| think all others arc subdivisions.
Listen, and | will help you.
First: Bitter malignity. Take =
man or a woman that has .sinned
away their day of grace and there is
nobody in 0ttumYa who will be more
bitter against these meetings than
they and they, will make you believe
it Is what I preach. or something like
that. No, poor, miserable T%retches,
Gods spirit has left them and they
are to be pitied. Bitter m~alignity
There Is not a man against whom they
| would say b~arsher things than they
would against me. 1t disturbs them to
read in the papers that 1000 and
5000 people pack the tabernacle every
night to hear the Gospel, God has
called them and they have said No
and. they won't even darken this
place. Why GODS spirit has left
them, that's why. They are resisting
every attempt on Gods part TO keep
them out of bell They are TO be
pitied.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10

men and women are converted"
1nfidels say: "How does it happen
that when a mans mind has become
developed through age and expert
ence and contact with the world, and
he has passed the period of useful
enthusiasm, how does it happen that
SO few OF them are converted?.' |
want to tell you. the fact is striking.
and 1t is startling, but that's no arsu-
ment against religion. Religion makes
its appear tt your seDsibility, not to
your intellect. The way into the
Kingdom OF Heaven is : heart first,
not head first. God is not at eXpla-
nation. God is a revelation. He re-.
Feals himself only 10 those who Will
do His will. You can't explain God
like yoll can that two and two make.
four. Certainly you can't. Ton love
your Wife and YOU love your children!
But With your sensibility. not with.
cold intellect.N Religion makes its ap.
peal to your sensibiljty, not to your
intellect. That's no argument against
ii. Everybody knows that the older
q man or woman becomes the less and
less susceptible they are TO any ar.
PEAL being made TO their Sensibilities.
Everybody knows that.
Don't YOU know this. that il out Of
90 who are converted are converted
before they are 20 wars old? Don't
You know that Is out of 20 arc
converted before they are 50 years
DID, God bless YOU heart, don't YOU
think 10Y q minute because there are
comparative ely few gray haired men
and women saved hat that's an ar
gnGlent against religion. MOI; that's
an argument in its favor, @
Az What Age Were You Converted,
Now. let me ask you something,
How many people IN this audience,
who are professiong Christians, Cath
olic and Protestant land ] include
those who have come forward during
the meetings), We're converted before
they were 20 years old? Let me see
your hand. Let every Christian man
and wornan in this building stand.
Every man and woman that was con-
verted before they We're 20 years old
sit down.
Every man and woman that was
converted before they We're 80 years
old sit down.
Al who were converted before they
We're 40 years OLD sit DOWN +.
AL who were converted before they
were SC Years old sit down,
All who were converted before they
we're 50 years old sit down.
One vas converted after reaching
the age of sixty. u after they were
80 years old and AZ after they were
20 years old. What's that? Nothing. If
YOU are here tonight and 80 years of
9 Christian, the chances
TO one that you never
#4lla..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10

One way to get even with the world
is to be carefully laid out.
Reform is slow in arriving because
it Is started at the other end Of the
line.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10

Flow does II ShQT
n~lalignity.
It doesn't always i
ter malignity-some
absolute indifference
ing like this will /
make no impression
listen to 2 sermon !,
er, and it will make
sion than if they list
plead before a jury
ence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
GOOD WORK DONE
AT CARDIFF PROPERTY

]. NJ. Wheeler has returned from his
trip of inspection to the Cardiff COM
pany's property, located a little south and
west of the old Reed & Benson mines and
reaching from there over TO the posses
sions of the Columbus Extension COM
panys ground at Alta.
Last October the company started a
tunnel in the big contact between quart
ute and lime and since then it has been
sent in distance of 700 feet, with about
400 feet farther to go in order to get un-
der the shaft at a depth of $50 feet.
There have been no startling develop
ments or disclosures during the winter
and spring months" said Mr.. Wheeler
yesterday, though two or three nice min
eral- bearing cross-fissures have been cut.
No stop has been made to prospect them
though they look good enough to do some
work in Between eighty and 100 feet a
month is being made in the tunnel so II
will not be a great while until we shall
reach the ore body that was developed III
the shaft workings. In the meantime we
expect TO cut other assures, so the out
look is a most encouraging one at the
present time. If developments prove up
as we expect them to the property VIII
be equipped with a compressor and pow
er drill plant during the next Few
months go,
Mr. Wheeler states that there is still
q great deal of snow in the Big Cotton
wood canyon and the hills, but IL is go
ing off rapidly now that sunshine has re-
placed the long spell OF cloudy and
stormy weather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
MINES
ARE SIZED UP
What a Visitor to Camp Saw at
Sioux, Iron Blossom
and Black lack.

E. ]. Waugh returned from three
days trip into the Tintic district yester-
day morning, where he was riding around
and making inquiries concerning condl-
lions at the mines and sizing up condi-
lions at the camp generally.
At the Sioux Consolidated he found
about forty tons of fine ore on the dump
and a force of men busily engaged in the
erection of an ore house. He was told
that no ore was being raised and that
none would be lifted out Of the shaft I'M
til the new bins were ready TO take IL
Development was progressing in the mine
and the ore showing was said 10 De a
splendid one.
At the Iron Blossom bins were also be
ing constructed for the reception or ore
and the statement was made that mining
there would begin and shipments would
follow as soon as there was facilities Tor
handling the product.
Mr. Waugh found cOnside able lead and
copper ore out at the Black Jack and
was told that the mine was looking We'll
and that shipments would be made as
soon as the smelter was ready TO take the
ore He was much impressed with the
looks of the Black Jack rock and said II
was the impression at camp that the prop
erty was going to surprise the natives
Not so much dependence is placed III
the outcome of Iron Blossom as in Sioux
Consolidated and Black Jack at camp
where everybody appears to take the
keenest interest i'm the development OF
all the properties of the district, mines
and prospects alike.
The camp in general. Mr.. Waugh
states is taking on an air of increased
activity all along the line and he looks
for lively times there again when the
were before the close-down last fall and
winter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
MAJESTIC PROPERTIES
ARE TO BE RE0PENED

The organization meeting of the board
of directors of the Majestic Mines com
panV was held in Boston Tuesday last
and the following officers were elected:
w. D. ElWell. president; j. NJ. Dick, vice
president and d. J. Flanders, secretary
and treasurer The board of directors
is the same as those formerly in the Ma
jestic Copper company, which the Ma
iestic Mines company succeeds. with the
exception that j. NJ Bailey. jr., and J.
Y. Mainland, both of Boston. who were
elected TO succeed d. w. Williams AMI
G. W. Wilson, resigned.
The reorganization plan, which called
for an exchange of bonds of the Majestic
Copper company for stock Of the Ma
iestic Mines company, was completed
June / i'm that a large majority of the
bonds had been deposited for exchange
The assessment of 10 cents share on
the stock of the Majestic Mines company,
underwritten by Wiggin & Elwell will
be payable at the Federal Trust company
The property will be opened in the very
near future and active development work
begun. The mines of the company, To-
cafed in Beaver county, have been closed
for six months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
GOLD CIRCLE
DEAL IS MADE
Control of the EIko Prince Is
Taken Over by New
York Concern.

Leslie L. Savage of the Elko Prince
Mining company, with valuable property
in the Gold Circle district. Nevada. is
back from the east, where he was sue
cessful in selling the control of the pro-
position TO syndicate of New Workers.
L was in Boston and New York most
of the time during my absence" said Mr.
Savage yesterday land | want to tell
that there is more interest being taken
in legitimate gold propositions just now
than anything else. Gold Circle is well
thought of, principally for the reason
that no attempt has ever been made TO
misrepresent the camp and claim things
for ii that were beyond belief, as has
been the case with so many Nevada dis
tricts.
During my absence ] had talk with
Mr. Stone OF Hayden. Stone & Co., and
he told me that the era of gold mining
popularity was just beginning to dawn,
and he is rated as a most careful OBJ
server who is probably in as close touch
with public sentiment as ii relates to
western mining as any man in the coun-
try. He likes the reports that have come
from the Gold Circle district and l am
not sure but what he is interested in the
camp"
Mr.. Savage states that good men have
become identified with the Elko Prince
and within short time work on a COM
prehensiVe and extensive scale will be
inaugurated at the property. which al
ready boasts a splendid ore showing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
WEEK ON 'CHANGE
IS A HUMMER
Boom Breaks, Prices Fall, but
Nothing Approaching a
Panic Is Experienced.

The Salt Lake Stock and Mining eX-
changes business for the past week, While
hardly up 10 what il was during the week
previous, was still a heavy one ana a
record breaker. The number OF shares
dealt in was 1S93.s94 the selling value OF
which was $500 4Sl.02. The figures for the
previous week were l,5l5,S63 shares ana
1896 .O4797, or l2l.S69 shares and S26,o06.5o
better than for the week just closed;
Yesterdays business included the sale OF
l0627S shares of stock for S65O6l.
There has Deen a steady decline IN the
price of most of the faVOrites as com
pared with Monday last, but through IL
all the market has behaved splendldly-
There has been no suspicion OF panic
and only one brokerage firm has beSh
driven To the wall, and that one Tor only
a nominal amount.
Last Monday Sioux Consolidated, the
stock that started the boom, was at It's
highest mark, $40; yesterday II sold al
81 TO slO712 Iron Blossom, which per
formed even more sensationally than ala
Sioux Consolidated. sold up 10 S26'12 on
Monday, while yesterday it sold down
rapidly from s. TO Sl.75. the closing sale
price Crown Point touched SIC Monday
and 29c yesterday; Utah Consolidated OF
Tintic was up TO 24c Monday and back 10
1870 yesterday. Black Jack touched 81
and il closed the week at zoe, ana so II
went all through the list, though other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
Mines and Mining Stocks
KEYSTONE MINES
WILL RESUME

Work is to be resumed on the keystone
Mining company's property and il is eX-
pected the marshaliing OF forces Will be-
gin during the coming week or ten days
at the outside. Always considered a valu-
able property. the KeystOne's position OH
the Park City map is brought directly
into the limelight through the announce
ment that the Silver King Coalition COM
pany has just purchased the Jupiter Min
ing company's seventeen claims. With
possessions of a dozen patented claims
are entirely surrounded by well known
properties embraced in the King Coalition
holdings. The keystone is thanked on the
west by the Odin group, on the north
and northeast by the kearns-keith group,
on the east and southeast by the Bel
mont group, which the Coalition company
purchased from Pat Ryan and his asSo-
ciates, and on the southwest by the Ju-
piter group, just purchased.
1t is understood that the management
OF the keystone has decided to tempo
rarily give up the idea of sinking the
shaft deeper that was started a year or
more ago, not only for the reason that
II developed some water, but for the al
ditional reason that il will be possible
to inaugurate sinking from the tunnel
level at point where there is good ore
To begin with
This action on the part of the company
has been reflected in the market for
Keystone stock for some time past and,
where Ii was possible TO pick it up few
weeks ago at 20 cents to % cents, II IS
now selling al 80 cents.