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Evening journal., 1908-10-31
new LIGHT AT
CREEKS MOUTH

For the first time the light az the
Chrlstiana South eJtty viii be Illuminated
tonight by acetylene gas which viii
greatly increase the intensity Of the light
This acetylene beacon was designed and
erected by the Light House Engineer S
Office, Of this city. L is a skeleton iron
tower, surmounting an acetylene genera
tor on concrete base. The generator was
installed to-day by Mr.. Hitchcock, a rep
resentatiyc Of the international Marine
Signal Company Of Ottawa, Canada.
IL is planned TO burn from o TO months
without attention, and its Intensity is no
candle-power.
These acetylene plants are mapufac-
tured for tho United States by the Grls-
coni-Spencer Company OF Jersey city. H.
]. This new beacon generates its own
gas by direct contact with water. the
waterSbeing carried in the tank around
the carbide chamber. Provision has been
mado TO prevent tho freezing OF The
water In the beacon tank
n this beacon proves satisfactory IN
service, It is proposed to establish smi
iar'plants al the Grubb's Landing Beacon
Salem Greek Beacon. and the projected
beacon ON tho end Of FInn's Point Jetty
a danger" sign viii be placed on an,
Christlana South Jetiy site IN order ts
avoid explosions through the use Of
matches or lights Of any kind.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
SKATERS HOLD
MASK CARNIVAL

The Eleventh Street Rink was the
scene OF halloween masquerade party
last evening Nearly i0c0 persons we,c
present. three hundred Of whom wers
on skates. and most enjoyable time
was spent The masqut rade costumes
were clever and original
Tho judges were Lynn Thomas. Allan
Sharne and Elmer Kiund. The prize
for tho best woman's costume was
awarded to Miss Jennie Robertson OF
Park Place. tho prize being a pair ~
nickle-plated Henley skates. Z. O..
SCHUYLER. Of No. S24 East Fourth street.
was awarded the mems prize. Miss
Rachael Carter. Of No. 90 South Harfi-
son street received the prize for ths
best character dress. and Charles U.
Wilson. Of No. 1922 Tanall street, re-
ceived tho mems prize in the same
class Miss Carter was costumed as !,
Spanish girl and Mr.. Wilson as a cow
bow
Prizes for the most conical costume
were awarded 70 Master ". Dushans
Coward. Jr.. Charles J. Salloway anc
+ Master Charles Morris. The four gen.
erai Drizes were awarded 70 Georg,
Bartley. Herbert Anderson. Ianics Stew
art and Howard Hadlcv. who inner.
sonaied three convicts and guar,l
4 The judges requested that a specia
prize be given the two Lady Leno,
/ Polo Roosters.' impsraonated by Mis-
Helen Walton and Miss Grace McGin
MIS-
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE COLLEGE TOWN

NEWARK. oct BENJAMIN Camp.
bell and family win move to wn-
mington about the second week IN No.
vomhor. where they viz reside durins
the winter Their houso here will D.,
occupied by II. r vinsinger. cashier
OF the National Bank.
The First National Bank and tho
Newark Trust and Safe Deposit COM
panv will be closed all day Tuesday
. Rev. DR. Wilbur +. Corkran. pastor
of the NJ. IL Church. wi preach Sun.
day morning on Campaigning" and
at the evening service his subject wgl
be How to Vote"
The ladies Of the NJ. E Church gavu
a supper IN Banquat Hal OF the Cpcra
House last evening A large number
took supper and "A good sum realized.
Tho young men of Newark gave a
masquerade dance in Newark Opera
House last evening. a large number
were present. and the masquers enjoy
cd the occasion Dancing was IN,
pastime OF the evening.
Lovers Of good music viii have an
opportunity Of hearing three concerts
in Delaware College oratrry during the
winter Tho dates win be probably on
December 10th. January 5th aud Fehru-
arv fth. Professors sypherd and
Smith OF the College. have tho matte.
In hand. and hope TO give the people
some excellent music.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY NEWS

The nrst week in November is a
popular time for students 10 enter the
commercial and shorthand depart
ments.
Edward Hughes, commercial grad
uate, principal OF the Kenton Public
Schools, visited the College yesterday.
At a committee meeting last night
of the Alumni Association It was de-
cided 10 have Box Social at the next
monthly meeting OF the Association,
November 20. Much interest was man
Tested and il is believed that the affair
will be unusually successful Miss
Edna l.. Smith is chairman of the COM
mittee
j. Stanley Adams. of Marion Station,
Md. former commercial student ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Several applications have been re-
.ceived by the College this week for
young men competent IN shorthand and
the other business branches.
Mrs. Laura Jones and her daughter,
Miss Bessie Jones. of St Georges, DEL.
shorthand graduate, visited the College
yesterday Miss Jones is stenog-
rapher for Gimbel Bros, Philadelphia.
George u. Short, commercial grad
uate. booSkeeper Farmers National
Bank. Georgetown. Del, called at the
College this morning.
Several students from Wilmington
and others from distant States will
enter the commercial and shorthand de-
partmonts Monday.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
KNIFE SEWERS
WHITE MANS RIB

state detectives are looking for
Philip Owens. a well-to-do farmer of
Owens. small place about 5 miles
from Greenwood, who is wanted on the
charge Of stabbing Charles Bradley, a
traction engine operator in a fight on
Thursday The wounded man is in "A
critical condition. owens disappeared
Immediately after the affair.
Both men are about 35 years of age.
are married and have families. A
grudge is said to have existed between
them and on meeting on Thursday
trouble ensued.
According to the evidence gathered
by the officers. Owens stabbed his vic
tim with a knife several times, once
slashing him in the side with such
force as to completely cut a rib in half
The wounded man was also cut in tho
arm from the elbow b the wrist and
once In the neck. 1t is said that his
condition is critical
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
SOLDIER BOY IN
PECK OF TROUBLE

John r. Gordy, rs years old a mem
ber OF the Coast Artillery az Fort Du-
Pont was arraigned in City\court this
morning on charges OF stealing a gold
ring from>Jamcs W. Scott and stealing
horse aud blanket from Joseph r
CONN Tho young mans case was set
down for a hearing for next wednes-
day. II is said that Gordy Is wanted
by tho government officials at Fort
DUPONT Tor overstaylng bis leave OF
absence.
Gordy was arrested last night by
Captain Evans and Patrolman Purcell
after tho officers had Travelled over tho
state roads in an automobile. Gordy
was found at State Road and placed
under arrest II Is alleged that Gordy
went into SCOTS az No. i20 East
Fourth street and took the ring Later
Gordy is said TO have gone TO Cofiin's
livery stable at Nos. 717-7i9 Shipley
street. and hired horse and carriage.
II is alleged that the young man then
traded the horse TO another man ne
met on the road. receiving IS 10 boot.
The blanket. it Is alleged, he sold 70
some gypsies.
with Gordy was an Italian named
Pctro Dipietro. who drove back TO this
city and wac arrested yesterday af-
ternoon by Patrolman Robinson. The
charge against tho Italian was larceny
as ballec, and his case was continued
also until Wednesdy
After Gordy's arrest the police say
he told conflicting stories regarding the
transactions over the horse. The po-
lice say that Gordy will be turned over
TO tho government authorities later
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
COURT REVOKES
CONTEMPT FINES

The case Of Humbert Bugliana. an
Italian. charged with improper conduct
toward Mamie Beck, IL years old Was
given a hearing in City Court this
morning and was continued for fur
ther hearing on Monday Bugliana
was represented by James Salisbury,
attorney. who contehded that the case
was one of hlackmail on the part Of
the girls father
Mrs Beck, mother of the prosecut-
ing witness was in court but tile father
was not During the while the child
was testifNing Judge Cochran fined Mrs.
Beck $40 for contempt but revoked the
sentence after learning that the family
was poor.
In order that the girls father may
be in court the ease was continued until
Monday Mr.. salisbury read a letter
to the court. written by Father Dough-
ertN in which it was stated that the
writer had known Bugliana for several
years and had found him to be of
reputable character.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
DEMOCRATS ARE
READY TO PARADE

Arrangements for the Democratic meet
ing ia the Opera, House tonight have
been completed. Hoke Smith. governor Of
Georgia. win be the principal speaker.
Major simon p. Doherty, chief marshal
Of the parade to procede the meeting, has
announced the following route;
Form at Fourth and Pine. Fourth to
French. to Front, to Market. to Elov-
enih, to King, to Eighth and dismiss.
An clubs in the extreme west end vr the
city are to report at Front and jackson
streets at 7i5 o'clock. Major Dohcrty
has given the following orders,
Tho formation OF the parade as an
nounced by Major DoAerty is as follows:
Platoon of Police.
simou Doherty Chief Marshal and Aides.
Polish American Band
Escort Mounted Clubs
Thomas Dalton Marshal
Newport, stanton, New Castle Chris.
tiana and Brandywne Hundred
Mounted Clubs.
FIRST DIVISION
Beale's Military Band Of Philadelphia
Bayard Legion
Sixth Ward Bryan and Kern club
edge Moor Fife and Drum Corps.
West End Democratic Club.
THIRD DIVISION
First Regiment Band
Firth Ward Bryan and Kern Club.
First Ward Bryan and Kern Club
Rawnsley's Band.
Seventh Ward Bryan and Kern Club.
Twelfth Ward Bryan and Kern Club
FOURTH DIVISION
Americus Band of Philadelphia
Democratic League
John G. Gray Marching Club
Eight. Ward Bryan and i.ern Club.
East End German DemHrauc Club.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Neefs Band.
Tenth Ward Bryan and Kern Club.
Eleventh Ward Bryan and Kern Club.
Newport Marching Club.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Polish Band
New Castle Bryan and Kern Club
Ninth Ward Democratic club.
To avoid any possibility Of conflict
Chief Marshal Doherty requests that all
east side clubs in going the place of
formation will use streets nor of Sixth
street and east Of Lombard.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
NIGHT OF FUN
AT NEW CASTLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. oct 3i-The Hallow-
cen parade here last evening was very
creditable affair and the people thronged d
the pavements along the route. The prizes
awarded included those TO Walter Shloy.
b. J.. Iank, the .iife and drum corps and
Mrs Andrew Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell was
q splendid impersonator Of man and her
horse vase 30 tastefuily decorated that
the judges readily awarded the prize to
her.
IN the X OF r. ILan last night the
Minqua Club gave a masquerade ball and
81 was o'clock this morning when the
music ceased
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
HOW BETTING is
GOING ON ELECTION

An inkling how the betting is going
here on the election is given by the
following bets which were made today.
one man bet $50 to $50 that Taft will
be elected President Another bet Was
on Hughes. the Republican candidate
for governor in New York, carrying
the state. This wager was S25, even
money.
one bet was made that Frank Vi
Davis. the Republican candidate for at :
torney- general will be elected This
was also an even money wager, $40
being the bet.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Drove over AZ EmbanI1ment.

John Corners. living at Second and
Hawley streets. huckster. drove over
an embankment twenty feet deep yes-
terday afternoon and was painfully in
iured lie was caught under the wreck
age of the wagon and came near being
kicked to death by the horse which
was trying to free itself from the tang
led harness and demolished wagon. He
finally got out Of harms way and
clambored to the top Of the embank-
ment to summon help to rescue the
horse. This was done with consider
able diflcultv.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Mr.. 5URCHENAL WILL
SPEAK IN SUSSEX TOMORROW

c. r. Burchenal will visit the churches
of Nassau Circuit. Sussex county to-
morrow where Rev 6. r. Ellis has ar
raigned for meetings during the day.
The anti-saloon agitation is the object
of the meetings. Rev. John NJ. Arters
will visit FELTON, in Kent county and
speak in the Methodist Episcopal
Church In the morning, al a nearby
rural church in the afternoon. and in
the Methodist Protestant church al
night
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
FREDERICK YOUTH
UNDER ARREST

state Detective Harry ellis retura,d
to-day from a trip down the state and
brought with hm George Manlove a
young man. who is wanted in Frederick
on the charge Of robbing the store Of Mel
win Bross, ON last Tuesday night. Man
love viii be kept here until the first part
OF next week when he will be taken back
TO Kent county.
The prisoner comes Of an excellent fam
lily. Detective Gillis said he recovered the
money which was taken from the Melvin
store which amounted 10 about SIS
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
"The Peoples Candidate"
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
William E. Hawkins
Of Wilmington, Del.
Nominated by the Prohibition Party
In State Convention

who spd preda
attempts vote for either Repuhiosn
candidate the Democratic electors and Conversational
oueston The further nuincuon
State carried by the Federal Government in
criminal .eoiuaon with tho organized liquor tamc
license principle
wet dry territory be
pressed VIII o. the people OF every ary district IN the United states TO-
political ballot
minded etrespeens
parties should
defeated they deserve
license
datners
Presidential congressman
and the repOdate The rule Of tho machine
coercion threats what they failed by legitimate and
Of extreme Importance Congressional representative
the dry portions would elect for CONGRESS
who souary anthquor
legislation well other
You must oecde this question by your vote
DON'T FORGET WHERE BREWER BUSCH STANDS
when ne nations biggest brewer labels man my candidate Pro-
Adclphus
Republican
PROSPERITY PEACE AND HAPPINESS -FoR THE BEER
MAKER AND DRINK SislhiN WHEN BILL tart WINS
candidate whose political friendship he could not bank
THE PROHIBITION PARTY furnishes political
privilege expressing his every public question
is the only permitting him to register his AGAINST tho
Favors Clean Politics. Civic righteousness Government and
Law Enforcement and the only political party to-day that recognizes
Opposed aoodsrs eosais Bribery Political Corruption
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Birthday Party.


ON Thursday evening surprise party
was given Miss Katie Bible.at tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson. No. ~
Pine street Among those preesnt were:
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dever. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Peterson. the Misses Helen
Flanagan Katie Bible Jennie Dever
Nary +. Frey. Gertrude Frey. Alice f.
Riley. Mary l.. Volk, Anna Brown. Helen
Pettigrew. Maria G. Harrigan Mary Bur
ton. Helen Barkus Florence Harlus. An.
ME Burton. Katherine Jones. Mary VIII
liams. Rosie Dever. John Bible William
Russell John Flanagan John Hayden
James Sweeney, Paul Tibbett. John
Bradley. James Mckay. William Baxter
Raymond Barkus.s Walter Hamilton
James Hayden. Oscar Haydeu, JOSEPH
Hayden, j. H.. Sayers }. H. Miller An.
drew Dever, Frank Schneider. OF Salem
Nj.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
WHIP FOUR MEN
IN PRISON YARD

-Four prisoners were whipped at The
New Castle County Workhouse to-day.
They were Frank Hart, 10 hshes' Char 8
smith 10 ashes Fried statkey, colored'
10 lashes and Charles 3. Johns. colorcd,
i've iashes. All Of the men were sentenc-
ed by the Kent county court on charges
of larceny.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Chapel Car Goes to Baltimore.

"The ST. Anthony Chapel Car" left
Wilmington at an early hour this
morning. over the Pennsylvania, bound
for Baltimore Its departure was wit
messed bs large crowd.
Yesterday afternoon. throngs OF peo-
pie passed through the moving church.
inspecting It's arrangements with great
interest and curiosity AZ different
times during the day, all the local
clergy paid the car management. the
honor Of a visit.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Praise For Pastor Williams.

In inviting the Rev. George c. WI
Hams back to Epworth Church for
another year. the official board Of the
church adopted resolution expressing
appreciation Of their PASTORS faithful
services and pledging their co-opers
tion with his efforts 20 make next year
at Epworth the most prosperous year
in the history Of the church.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
LOCAL OPTION RALLY
IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

a local option rally VII be held To-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in
the First Presbyterian Church, Mar
ket street between Ninth and Tenth.
The speakers win be Rev. f. B. Welsh,
pastor OF East Lake Presbyterian
Church; Rev n. X. Stephenson. pastor
Of Scott NJ r. Church and Rev. George
G.. Williams. pastor Of Epworth NJ. e.
Church John White, Jr.. will preside.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
SineS & WeIch
FLORISTS
Funeral Designs. Cut Flowers.
Open evenings. 2i9 W. Eghin 81
DEATHS.
Katharine Albert
ieorse FIeteehr.

0eoF9e FitlOeHFs
.FLETCHER--In this city, on October
sfst. 1908. George Fletcher aged SO
years
Relatives and friends of the family
arc invited to attend tho funeral SER
vices at the residence of his sister. Mrs.
Matte McVoigh, No. Se5 Bennett street,
on Wednesday afternoon. November 4th,
at o'clock. Interment Riverview
Cemetery.
ALBERT-In this city. on October Both.
1908. Katharine. widow of Henry Z.
Albert in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence. No III East
Fourth street. on Sunday afternoon.
November 1st.-at 3 o'clock. 1nterment
Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
To Address Bryan Meetina

The Hebrew Bryan and Kern Club
win hold a meeting az 230 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon i'm the Lyric Theatre.
No 222 Market street The speakers
will be David Opotheker Of Philadel-
phia L. Irving Handy and j. Harvey
Whiteman.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
prouaht ReIi.vlna storm pannaa.s.

GEORGETOWN. oct 31.-After a
dry spell that lasted over six weeks
rain came TO the parched fields Of Sus-
sex county yesterday afternoon. and.
accompanied by severe thunder and
lightning. flooded the country roads and
ditches. while a heavy wind felled many
trees and did considerable damage 70
barns and live stock
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
MRS. TALLEY
OUT OF HOSPITAL

Mrs Emma Talley, who with her
daughter and son-in-law were murder
ously attacked by Mr. Talley while
in a temporary tit of insanity, left the
Homeopathic Hospital this morning.
Although Mrs. Talley was not as
seriously injured as her daughter she
was the last of the victims TO leave
the hospital. Her age prevented "a
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Pottssown Game on.

At the last moment. Pottstoan cam
|celled its football game with Whining
ton High School. scheduled for this
afternoon. az Front and Union street
grounds. Owing 10 the late notice
given. the local men were unable 10
arrange another contest for today
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
RirlI,dau Partr.

Master Sherman Keen. of the Cedars,
was given a surprise party ON We'd
nesday by his little Wilmington friends
and their parents. The time was spent
in playing games. Refreshments were
served.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
DAVIS BRINGS
A LIBEL SUIT

Attorney Walter II. Hayes. repre-
senting Frank II. Davis. of Dover, who
is candidate for attorney general on
the Republican ticket filed a praecipe
this morning with Prothonotary
Speakman at the Court House IN a suit
for damages brought by Mr. Davis
against the Every Evening Printing
and Publishing Company. The paper
read
In the Superior Court, state Of Della
ware. in and for New Castle county,
Frank H. Davis VS.. the Every Evening
Printing and Publishing Company. a
corporation Of the State Of Delaware.
No. -- To the November term,
1908.
Case: Please issue the above.
Waltef II. Hayes,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Frank L. Speakman, ESQ. Proy.
When seen by reporter for THE
EVENING JOURNAL at noon. Mr.
Hayes said that the suit was brought
to recover damages for alleged defa-
nation Of character and is based or
several articles published in the news
paper OF the defendant company rela-
ting to Mr.. Davis ability as a lawyer
Furthermore said Mr.. Hayes "or
the statements made b the defend
ants newspaper that AIR Davis fur
nished money for bribery purposes"
Mr.. Hayes said that the papers vii
be served on the defendant by tbs
sheriff as soon as the prothonotarN
gives them to him 10 execute. The
plaintiff then has until the first Mon.
day in the month after court adjourn'
to file his declarations.
The amount Of damages viii not b'
stated until the declaration is made.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
seventh Ward pemoerats.

The Democratic voters Of the Seventh
ward arc requested to meet at Thir-
teenth and Scott streets tonight. at Z
o'clock. TO join the Bryan and Kern
Club to participate m the parade to-
night.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Not Lost; Was Hun.;no chs,,,y..

George Laird. rs years old. Of Ches-
ter. who has been missing from nome
since Monday last. and whose disap-
pearanoa WAS reported 10 the police. re-
turned YESTERDAY He esys he spent
the time chestnut hunting
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Returned Missionary to sneals.

Miss Callie Fighter. a returned Bap-
tist missionary from China. will speak
in German Baptist Church, Fifth and
Walnut streets. tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
sIldht lnorease In peaths.

The total number of deathe FOR the
week as reported to- the Board Of
Health Office was "a. slight increase
over the number for a corresponding
week year ago, which was S2 Twenty
four births We're reported as against
32 in 1907 for the corresponding week
The marriages were so. one lower than
the number for the corresponding week
in 1907.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Annoyed by "Peepinq Ion. .

Elkton are complaining of a "peeping
Tom annoying them.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
PILES CURED IN s TO IA DAYS

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed TO
cure any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing OF Protruding Piles IN s 10 IA days
or money refunded SOC.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
CHANDLER g qadfstSass E%ss',hss

No. Ga w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or nighr
5odies in Boarding Houses, Hotais
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments frst-clsss Both Phonea
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Raln prowns TurkeY..

Caught in the severe rain Thursday,
John Hankins, Of near Greenwood. lost
so young turkeys by drowning.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION,

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
= or RENT~Uforo,DATE APaJsT-
i ments Cor 7th and Broome SITS
Now open for inspection. Both Phones
o2i-lmo II. r. SERGEANT
d Ooks WANTED-cAsH PAID FOR
ID early american books and other
literary property. WIN call city ar coun-
try. Answer promptly. LIBRARIAN,
JOITRNAI. OFFICE o31-1t
NOINs AND STAMP COLLECTIONS
- wanted. Also autograph letters and
ctIrios. Describe what YOU have.
6sl-lt MUSEUM, JOURNAL OFFICE
WANTED. D.-GOOD BOY ABOUT II
w wears old. Apply 70S Shipley street.
oS0-tf -----
v.OR RENT.-NENTIY FURNIsHED
i rooms. 6lO King street. o30-3t
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Has Bib. Rrnksn.

James McFadden. Of Efkviev. had
several ribs broken By falling when his
horse ran of.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Delaware Hospital Rummaqe Sale.


A rummago sale viii be opened next
week In the Odd Fellows Hall az
Tenth and Orange streets for the bene-
AZ Of the Delaware Hospital Contrl-
buttons Of all kinds Of goods. now or
I'D. viii be appreciated by the man
iEers of the institution and any arti-
lies can be sent direct 20 tho han after
10 O'Clock Monday or they will be sent
'or Il notice Is given 20 Mrs Charles
. Rumford Toys FOR the children viii
ie especially appreciated Among many
Did articles for sale will be something
new IN the form OF picture puzzles
made especially for tho sale
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
CORONER HELD
TWO INQUESTS

Coroner Galloway held two inquests
last night They were in the cases OF
Daniel Robinson. who was killed by a
PEOPLES Line car near twenty-eighth
and Tatnall streets. on the night OF
October ~. and William 3. Baker. the
Baltimore and Ohio freight conductor
who was killed at Elsmore junction by
belng struck by a passenger train.
The jury returned verdicts OF ac-
ridcntal death IN each case.
Evening journal., 1908-10-31
Stock Markets

! o'cioek quotations from =. D
Laekey & Co, Bankers and Brolsrs,
s43 Market street, Wilmington. Del.
Anal. Copper -. To y Mo. Kau&rsx 6Slk
Am smell CO on a.lNai 1 "a q 80