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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

in ben Ser. Stooten limo, 10 boB in
Camp elliott olri Dem Sitbmus MIR
400 Monn perbleiben.
S0Gere Srnd ) tratcn.
Gie 9lbiift ser perid)ieocnen 0obn.
llllien oes SanocS, cine %algen1eine
Grboblln9 berSradtraten Inn 10 Ero-
sent elntreten 81 lallen, bat in Den
intereIiirten Greilen einen Sturm Der
Gtltrilltung 6crporgerufen. Nament,
lid Die manufacturers A%iiociotion"
bon Nep.gort r|iiitet iidl SIT eii1em
ener9llden &ompf, ser I'M lcbten Gll.
De III Die 5lpiidenitaotlide Sanbels.
Gommillion perlcgt iperoen ioQ. Gin
Iolfes Gor9eben Scr 9abnen miro
fir gal5 b~eionoers ihGolid unter ben
DcrrId)enoen idledten 8eid1ft8uer-
baltnilNen gebolten. Gle Iertreter
Der 9abnen meiien fir ole 9ercdti.
gltng ibrer Soroerung erbobter Haten
oorouf BIN, OoB in ben letten Sobren
onoouerno erbeblife Sradtrntener.
ntoBiglingcn itattgeilnoen bGttelt.
Gie Friifung bieier 8ebouptln1g fat
ST. cihcm aerabc cnt9egengeiebten 9ie-
Illltot gcIilbrt, nGmlid,, DOB, oboeie-
fen bon p%erein5clten S1Qerl, nGbreno
Der letten Sabre ltdnbia beoelltcnoe
Grbobnngcn Scr Srod)troten itottgc,
Iunoen boben. Sn Sunoerten bon
6Gacn fam oieS felt 3 Sobren, benz
3eitpnntt oeS Srrfrofttreten Oes Sep
burn-6 radtratcn0eiebcS, nodgelpie-
len mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Midltcr Gnndl.

McmpbiS, Senn, Is. Suli. -
Sl0bea SoncS, ein Neger, lpeldcr
Den &erilld) modte, Die 17-jGbriac
Ora DoppS, cine @eiBe, 5lt pergeiuol.
tl9cn, biiBtc iein Gerbred)en bciltc
rib al einem 9ollmloit. Stills Sdez
rifle, lpcld)c i'm in So Grange ouigc-
grlffer, luorcn nit ibrem 8eionae1en
nltt Dem Miidluegc nod Wiooletomn,
OILS plotlid) 100 @erittenc linen Sen
entriIIen. Ginige ser 2ebteren
id)ien Dos Mitleio 3n iibermonuen
llno tic ltinntten bofiir, oen Monr
tn'S @eT0ngniB bon Miboletouu eill.
Sllllefern, lpnroen ober nod pierltiin.
oigem grgnmentiren bon Der Webr.
3obl iibcrItlmmt, nno ser Heoer per.
ieincm SbidioI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Muro ubcr Sclbitmuro?

ga Groilc @ise., 10. Suli. -
glbcrt Elat, Elm reiter 8erberei- 9c-
liter, mlroc gcItcrn abeno in icinenl
8eld)ditshnrcan lcbloS olii eillcnl
Sthblc iibenb m~ligciunoen. Gin
SdNlb in baS Scr5 bntte sen Zoo per
urIodt; menige 6ilb bon ser 2cid)c
lag cin Hcpolpcr. 9ic cine Sano
belt einclt blutgctranftcn SdipamliL
Die an0crc Snn0 bate Elm Stild 5lld,
gegen sic S%oocsmunoc oeprcBt. Die
Foli5ci bat nod nidt ieItgeitent, OBJ
Gin Moro ooer Elm Selbitmoro por-
lieat. Flat, Der 20 Sabre oft mar,
mar ErGiibcnt elmer mlerifaniihcn
Elantagcn : @cIellihoit, in meld,er er
mo Ole iibrigcn S~beilnebnner oroBc
iinon5ielle GerluItc crlittcn bnttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Sn Gniuaii'iden @eiuGHcrn.

SonoIulu, Is. Suli. - Ger
frilbere 8onperneur Garter bat in e.
ncr &abelcepeid)e an oen Yr1iioentei,
Hoolepelt Die 9itte gelteGt, tempor1r
oie &orid)riften be5iigIid bes Sroaeil,
Der ltnifornen 81 iuspenbircn, oanlit
bic 25W Wonn bon Der 6lotte, neld,c
an ser Earabe tbeilncbmen meroen,
oas 8cipano tragen fonner, meldcs
Die tSralien bon Sonollllu linen sllr,
8eld)cnf SIT MAIDEN bcablid)tlgcn.
In @orb Der e
au 9 Sec, mittcIItbrab f..
3cpcide mad Sono.
nj H. IL. Sllli. - Scilte Nbeilo Inn
s l1br mar bic Gage ser 1lotte 26.t4
II. @r. unb 1893 10. 8. Tic Gniiers
nling BON Sonoluli, betrua 565 Wei.
len. Gie uNcbrosfa" lit so WeiIcn
bir,ter Ser 5Iotte 5ltriid, itebt Jest III
orabtloier Gerbinolng nit Dem
6loaaidiii nnb bat felt ser Abfabri
bon San francisco ourd)idmittIid)
pro Stinoe 1872 Gltoten 5uriidgeIegt.
Gie 6lotte miro seidIoiien in Sono.
lulu eintreffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
S%eldpucrSen acgcn Solsbrcifabrifeu.

Montpclicr, ST., Is. Suli. -
Sem @olrpernerr 6Ietdcr >. Groc.
tor ut cln Shreiben 5uaegangen, in
lpeldem eouaro Satf, jun, aus
Ncp'Jorf uno piele onoere BETTER
bon lliergrunoltiiden 9eidhueroe ga.
rilber filbrcn, 0aB Die Nbi1Qe aus Sen
Sol5breilobrifeu I'M Stoate Heru.
Dorf pom @niier bes 9afe Gbamplain
al Den lltern in iolden Waiien obge-
leet iperoen, Dab ser 3illtanb ein I'M.
crtrdglifer lit. Die 9eiduperoeiiib.
rer bitten I'm idlennige abitelllna
mo belnerfe1L Bop iie iid) in berSade
pcrgeblid an ben @oiiperneur bon
Hem-Dorf aemanbt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
aern'S Sci III +.
@ieocr cine Ypmbe in Nurf.

Hem 9orf, 10. Suli. - GinH
Nombc oOcr Gpnomititnngc, pcltc
bcltte iriib Dor Dem inter Dem No.
men .@ott's Court" bcnomten
Npartnncntbaulc Nr. t61 bis 1863,
@cit.tl0. StraBc, 5ilr Grplolion fam,
rid)tctc inter Sen 5ablrcinen 9emob.
ncrn ocS Snuics eitcn beillolen Eanit
at. &icIe bon ibnen murbcu oilrd)
Gen ~9ctualtigen 2uitorud outs ibren
@cttcn 0cid)lCloert. Die nit ser Gr.
pIoiion III &crbinoung itebenbe &c
tonation mar 10 beitig, oaB tie i'll
ltntrciic pon mebrcrcn SG%lliergeuier-
ten geb0rt muroe. Mebr ais cin
9utcnb t%Scniter m,rocn lit Dem Souie
5erbrod)cn, 5nblrrihe Sbiircn aus bca
In9eln Aebobcn lnb ein groBes God
i'll Den Cement : 6llbbooen gerillen.
Ger ongerittetc Matcrinlidooen be.
laitit iid ali ilbcr $1,000. Srotoem
tllr5e Belt nod) Ser grploiiou &C.
beinlpoIi5iItcn pom Sarlcm. 0eteftip.
Bureau ulo Die %gciamnten Reierpcn
Der @eit.t25. Str Statiou sic llntcr.
illdlrng iiber bic llrbebcrI DAFT oes
Nerbred)cn5 nli1abnlcn, gelong cs
linen bod nidlt, 2idt III bos Irnfcl
gu merien. Gle n1beren l~lnlit1noe
laiIcn iloeiicn baroli iflicben, boB
hic Grploiion Elm @erf bon rad)iiid)s
tigen Stolicnern oepeien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Nod) tclearnpbiien Mcloung aus
Sombllrg licgt Shtcroirettor Gorl
Sdnlbc, Scr lett gallmer 3cit frorf
mar, I'M Stcrbcn. Gr mar ser De
ariinocr beS oortis Gorl Sdulbe-
GbcotcrS, mcld,es t Belt inter Der
Seitung bon @il6el 9enoincr ltcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

mprtlid,feit fir oieie ltn9eredti9fei-
ten urtCr Gieicntget, lpelfe lle be
oebelr, Oerart, oob ieoer Die Serunt-
mprtlidfCit abItrcitcn fam; ltn0 llld)t
oaein Dicie iurd)tborcn Ginge neroen
oetbnn, ion0crn olc grtcn onoerer
Iorturcn uno 8epolttboten lperoen
in oen @ciGngniiien, Seitun9el unb
S%traionitolten mtSgeiiibrt."
SolItoi argltmcntirt ocs 2Gngeren,
OaB sic GepollttionGrc mo Die rltiii-
idlc Ge9ierltng Die 9leidlen 3iele NIT
Den ndt1lid)en perbrcd)eriiden Dfit.
tcln pcrfolgen, uno Oob, luenn Gin
llntcridie0 beitebt, Oieier 81 0unlten
Der Hcpollltionqre ms @clpid)t iGQt.
Recon itruftion 0e8 0itrcts
CT den &abinctS.
8ien, 10. S1lli. - Ser oeutId)e
Sanbsmonn sWiniiter Seinrid Ero0c
bat feline 3emiiiion einqereidt. BE-
griinoet bat CT ben Shritt Oanlit, Onb
CT froitf u1o ollber Stonoc iei, bell
bcro1tmortlihen Eoitcn 0ouerlt6 SIT
Dcriebcn. Ger GntidIllB bGn9t ober
nod ollgcmeincm 9%ofiir6oltcn allf's
GngItc nit Dem iii110Iten Gonilift I'M
HeidSrotb 5uionmcn, ser MIR NIT
WilGc, inter 3rbiQigung ser natio.
nolen IorOerunQcn Der 6elttih.bob.
miidcn Nbgcor0ncten, beigcle9t
mltr0c.
Phi oclltider Scite miro ser Riid.
tritt bcS MiniItcrS nift ol5t icbr be.
ooltert. IS miro linn Nohgiebi0tctt
sum &orpnrf acnlodt, mclde gcgerl-
ilbcr Dem c5ehiid)en Initltrm niht
on Flobe 0ctpeicn.
Die Gntihciouna iibcr 0o8 Gemii-
IlonS-@cIlldl 0cS WtiniitcrS lit bis sllln
SerbIt pcrihoben. Bis oobin miro
Frooe ollf ole SGQc 81 bleiben ba.
ben. Sm Serbit miro Damn cine &c
contribution 0eS gonScn 9~o6inets err.
tolacn. 4uBer Ernbe meroen mobr-
lheinlih ser &nltllSminilter Or,
Wartct, ser Snlti5miniIter Or. Glcin
iino Der 6ilan5miWiitcr Or. b. aorp-
totpSfi geGen.
glS Erooe'5 NodfoGqcr gilt Or.
Nnton Fer0elt, fpelhcr biS6cr sic bob.
rlllbe Stoot Humburg I'M Nboeoro-
ltctcn6olle 0cS NeifSrotb pcrtratcn
bot. ST lit elmer ser bc~fonnteiten
6ilbrer ser Gcutiden 5ortifritts.
Eartci.
Nenn q h er ainocSmoro.
@%reSlou, -, Sitlt. - 8roBcS
Hllf'cben crregt Dos bon ser StuotS.
ollpaltlfoft eingclcitcte Grmittcs
lungsperfabreu gegcn ein G6cpoori in
8oblcnnt bel Srieolano, SdleIicn.
Us lit in Sen Tcroott gcratbcn, bon
'elnen II ainoern 8 porlGtlid, oet6O-
tet 81 BADEN. Gie Sinner ltor6cn Itets
I'M 5arteiten 9lItcr olifoaeno idnen.
Sor lpeni0en Gogcn erfolgte loic0cr-
INN Die Secr6igung cilles ltntcr olei-
d)en peroddtigen llmitGnocn pI6tlid,
geltorbenen, mcbrcre Wonate often
oieicS Gbepaores. 9(,tf Ser
onln'lrn0 Der StootSoniualtid,oit lit
oleleS aino iebt micoer a~llS0earoben
l'no Die Sclt)c gcrihtsdr5tlidI geGiinet
lporoen.
Grtrnnfenc Slider.
Sontnnbcr, Spanicn Is. Suli.
@G6renO Der Stiirlne, sic in-oen
orei Sa9en entlnng ser aiiite
pilthcten, bobeu 81 Slider ans Den
gerrneo lno Snoarroa oltrdl
ben Zoo geiunocn. Ter
1e1die l(mfong Scr &ataltropbe lit
lod) nift ieltgeiteIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Sn Chicago, 81, lit 8uitaplls
y. Gngliih peId)er boielbit lett 10
Sobren ais Hebofteur Der .Nliociir-
ten Erclie" inneirte, I'M Alter bon 63
Sobren eincm Ser5leioen crlegen. Gr
ipobnte DEM bemlofratiidcn Gonpcltt
III Gcnper bel linb iou lid oif DEM.
ielbcn iiberongeitrengt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Grtrltnfenc i d. +.

Sontunocr, Spanien, 10. Slrli.
- @oDrero Der Stiirme, sic in-ocn
leete1 orei Sogen cntlnng ser aiiite
plltbcten, bobeu 81 Slider ans oell
Sofen gerneo ilno Snoarroa 0llrCl
Grtritten ben Zoo geiunocn. Ter
1enone llminng Scr aotaitropbe lit
nod llidt ieltaeIteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

| ben Srclrn0C 0Qa I%rgltnlcllt al, FrQs
iioent HooicpcIt f01nte cltelt Iold)et
Seid)IuB ais 8eIcj0igu1g .iciner God
ter oOcr gar oils pcri0nlid2n Ittront
altifaiicu. Gle Nlltmort lulltete:
n@oa ioQtc 9}ooicDelt oopon mlIen?
Gicicr Golflta iii cine Qcbcimc Der
ionmllrna n1o OBJ cr'S mrB oocr
nid)t - inns oblicat bic bcili8cFIlldt
Die TroDibitiouaiodc SIT i0r0crn Oh,
ne utl3 nit ocrorti8en So8atcIlen ob-
5%lgcbcn."
9totilrlid) fonntc Der Nrief an6rou
&ouuuortb rid)t mcbr riidA1ngig &C
mudt mtr0cn. Sic bat i'm nid)t be
ort>uortct, uto miro pobridcinlid
bic @cid)ifte Q0n5lid) ignorircn.
Salts Gnftif.
@ot Springs, 90, 10. Sult.-
2(Qem 9(nifcine nod miro 6crrn
Gafts Standardization cine i%uriiti.
Idle &c. ltllo 8ertrtbcilung Der III
Genpcr an9cnommenen Democratic
id)cn 4lotiorm bil0en. 8GbrenO beg
gan5en geitrigen Cages lpor Serr
Gait NIT ocnt pcr9leidcnnen Stu-
oilnl Der Glntiorntcn Der bct0cn Ear=
teicn bcidGitigt I'M iiG cine GRIND.
lid)c &enntniB boDon 5u peridaifcn.
Gr perticitc lih 10 in icine Nrbcit, ooB
CT nod feline 3eit iano, nit Dem Gif-
tircn lciner gnnnbmere6e 81 6egin=
nen, unb lcbtc Die Stubien mld) bell.
te tort, iobolo er icin mor9cntlifes
@oliipiel Gintcr iid) batte. Gllrd) BE
iud)er miro er gliidlider @eiie sc
gcnmdrtig in ieiner Nrbcit nid)t ge=
Itort. .@ie Serr Gait III 4llSiidt
I%tclltc, miro feline NHnablncreoe ctma
$500 Mortc cnt6oItcn mo mt Die
midtigitcn SngcSirngen berilbren,
ilm bic uniuidtigcren icincm Nnnob-
mcidrcibcn uor5llbcbaltclL meldeS
oltf ctuo 5000 gSortc berehnet iein
miro. SEER Soft bat i%ibrigens cine
G%lnlaourg angenommclt, cine Hcoc
Dor Der Gir0inio Oar Iliocintiou 81
bolten, ipclGc in Der e~rIten ISOLDE oe5
Monnts Iuguit bier in Situnlg fem
miro.
Con crcn3 NIT Sherman.
Utica, NJ, Is. Sllli. - Srorf
$. Sithcod, Der TprIibenoc beS re-
pnblifonii6cn Gompo0nc-Gomites, II.
SrnllciS Curtis, Scr 2eltcr beS literos
ridden 9iirenltS beS GongreB-Gonli-
teS, itcItcn iih bier belttc eirt, I'M nit
Somes 3. Sherman, Dem %rcplt6lifo-
niifen GonOioaten fir bo8 Nmt oea
Gice-ErGiiocnten, 81 conicrircn. Sr.
Sitdcod fcbrtc ifon ont gbenO rn 8
llbr nod Nelu. 0orf 5uriid, obcr Ser
Curtis blicb iibcr Hadt, I'M nit Srrl.
Sherman nod meitcre Hiidiprode SIT
ncbn1en. 9luf Dem 9a6nbof Dor lei
ner Ibrcilc crflGrtc @crr Sitdcod alti
9ciroQcrL bc5ilglid) Der repllblifoni-
idJcn GnmpogneplGne feline Wtittbci-
lungen moden 81 fonnen. Srn, Sbcr=
mans 9cftnOcn babe er beiier leiun.
0cn, ais or crluortct, mo Die Comic
rer5 lei lebr 5uirieoenitcllcnO perlolt-
len. llebcr 3eit un0 Dirt Ser NotiIi-
fotion miir0en it'd (Gomitc=Goriibcr
9%urrolpS lmb &err Sherman ST per
l~tGlloigcn babert.
&ern'S Seimfcbr.
Sn6iunopolia, Slo., 10.
SuIi. - Sr. GboS. ". aerL Ser
NemotrotiiNc Gonoioot iiir oie Gicc-
ErGlioentidait, febrtc belltc Nbeno
BON ieinem 9ciud)e bel &rn. 9rpnn
III Sincoln, Nebr., hierbcr 5uriif ulo
Elm oIfentliher Gmpinna mltrbc inn
uou ieinen Mitbiigern 5u Gbeil. &ices
ErGIiocnt SnirbunfS mar DER Saupt-
rconcr bel Ser Gentonltration nno
modte Dem Srn. aern pcri6ieocne
Qltsuciltdltc Splllplirlentc.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
IL Sure Looks Good

Q II certainly looks as if something beyond an ordi-
nary mans comprehension or imagination would have
to turn up pretty quick to prevent the "Fa of 908
from being record breaker in practically all lines of
business.
Q AT least, this is the condition as The Evening
Journal gets il from all sources.
q The wide-awake business man realizes that in
order to get his share of the increased business he
must be on the ground with an organized husting
sales force backed up by the best quality of manu-
factured goods and judicious advertising campaign.
Q We say to the merchants of Wilmington--"Ge in
line and back up your sales department with an in
teligent advertising campaign" Send for The
Evening Journals advertising man and let him plan
campaign which we will guarantee to bring results
a Do not confine yourself to spasmodc advertising.
Make an appropriation for a series of ads and let us
show you how to increase your sales
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
WILL ATTEND THE
REDEDICATION

To attend the rededlcation Of the Cath
olic Church at Ocean CITY, Nd. to-mor-
row. many wnmingtonians will 80 TO
that resort on the special excursion OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. The church
viii be rededlcated by Rt Rev. John j.
Monaghan, Bishop Of Wilmington. assist
ed by many priests Of his diocese. and
those OF Baltimore and Washington. The
church has recently been improved and
enlarged. and has practically been re-
built. so as to accommodate the large con-
gregation Of Catholics who visit the popu-
lar seaside resort, and Il is now one Of
the largest and finest church edihces
in the Maryland portion Of this diocese.
The train win leave Wilmington at 6.2i
o'clock for Ocean City, returning the same
evening and IL is expected that many per-
sons from Wilmington, Dover and other
points along the line Of the Delaware
railroad will avail themselves Of the op-
portunity 70 visit Ocean city on that day,
and attend the dedication services. A
choir Of some Of wilmington's best musi-
cal talent under the direction OF John
b. Kruger, will furnish the music for the
occasion. The services viii begin at 2Sc
D. m, and viii include. besides the dedi.
cation ceremonial Of the ritual Rosewig's
vespers and solemn benediction Of the
blessed sacrament. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. Thomas ]. Kenny. OF
the Star OF the Sea Church. Baltimore
Nd.
The members Of the different church
choirs OF this city. who are going "a
Ocean City to participate in the exer-
cises will meet for rehearsal at the hom,
Of Mr.. Kreuger this evening.
A notable feature of the architecture,
Of the new building is the Gothic tower
In which a massive bell has been placed
through the generosity Of friends OF IN,
church in Wilmington A number Of beau
tiful and costly gifts have also been re
ceived from Wilmington people for tn,
decoration and service OF the altar an,
sanctuary.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05

p osT OFFICE CLERKS. CARRIERS
and railway mail clerks are wanted.
Examination IN this and all other cities
this fall Particulars tree; write now.
Springfield School for Mall Service,
Springfield. Mass. jy2i-l2t
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Married and sinoIs M.n PIav.

DOVER, Aug. 5.-To help out with
some ready cash, a humorous benefit
game of baseball has been arranged
to be played in Dover this afternoon
between married and single players.
The two CLUBS viii be selected from the
following volunteers:
Married Men-John d. Hawkins, Her
man G. Taylor, Harry Wright, John
Jones, George Hafer, James Adkins,
Joseph Rash, James Bice w. II. Reed,
II. e. Moore, f. J. Scanlon, c. W
johnson, f. T. Hipwel
Single Men-James Fulton, Howard
WSst. Levi Scott, d. Fisher. f. Muir
ply 7. Marvel Gooden, l.. J. Hayes.
Sohn Hyland.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05

NKrANTED-ABLE BODIED MEN, BE
w tween ages 10 and s5 for u. S. Marine
Corps. Must be native born OF have first
papers. Excellent opportunity 20 see tho
world. Good pay. Clothing, rationH, quar-
ters, medical attendance free Apply at
u. s. Marine Corps Recruiting Office,
Postoffce Building, Wilmington, Del.
a1-1m
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
LOCALS TO PLAN
FOR LABOR DAY

The Central Labor Union will take no
part in the Labor Day observance. This
was decided at the meeting Of the central
body last night 1t was deemed better to
leave the celebration to the locals Of the
city and letters will bs addressed to them
urging that they do all possible TO make
the celebration a success. AS the CEN
tral body meets every two weeks, it was
not thought that there was enough time
for it to arrange for the observance as its
Importance demands.
Hugh c. Fryane, American Federation
organizer, made an address on unisn mat
ters during the evening.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
I AUNCH TO HIRE

Handsomely equipped, 40-foot Iaun.h
for private excursions. Terms moderate.
Address, Geo. King, lith and Spruce SITS.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
WILL GATHER in
SUSSEX TAXES

GEORGETOWN, Del, Aug. 5.-The Sus-
sex County Levy Court met yesterday to
take action on the financial straits in
which the county is at present. Some time
ago checks to pay for keeping prisoners
in New Castle County Workhouse were
returned, as there were ne funds to meet
them. The collectors were ordered to col
lect one-third Of the back taxes for the
years 1906 and 1907 which should bring in
about si2 900, and to collect a percentage
OF the 1905 taxes as soon as possible. The
Levy Court Commissioners charge the
trouble to the taxpayers negligence. One
Of the most probable results will be the re-
turn of the long-term prisoners Of the
county to the Georgetown jail.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Wife OF OCEANS
VICTIM MAY DIE

HOBBS. Nd. Aug. 1.-THE wife OF
G. M. Gootee. of this place. who was
drowned at ReAoboth on Sunday af-
ternoon. is prostrated over the accident
at her home here ana is not expected
TO recover.
The body Of he unfortunate man
has not yet been found
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
.REPULSED ASSAILANT
WITH HER REVOLT YER

cOATESvILLE, Pa, Aug. 5.-Being
aware that a negro was lettering in the
big woods north OF Coatesville, Mrs.
Frank Griffith was attacked on the lonely
road, and this time was prepared She
had taken a revolver with her, and as the
negro came toward her she pluclSily
aimed at him and pulled the trigger. The
negro fell fiat to the ground. and after
the discharge Of the revolver sprang to his
feet and fed.
The same negro has been terrorizing the
people Of that section for some time.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
COLORED MEN TO
MEET IN DOVER

The Citadel. a colored organization,
has called a meeting in Dover tomor-
row to consider cooperation for the
civil and political advancement OF the
race. A conference win first be held
behind closed doors and in the even-
ing a public meeting will be held at
which DR.. ]. Milton Waldron Of Wash
ington. ID. c.. win make an address.
The conference and meeting which
is to follow, will be held I'm the knights
Of Pythias Hall on Queen street.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Hinh Rid Enr RanL stnoL-

FELTON,. Aug. 5.-Two shares OF
stock of the FELTON, National Bank
which was only opened for business on
May 25, yesterday sold for 1O7 Ia
The new bank. therefore has made a
new record for business enterprise ard
gaining the confidence Of its commun-
ity. This stock was sold by the admin
istrator Of George M. Bastian's estate
and was purchased by George c. Her
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
VIM Ruild an AddItion.

permit has been granted to N. w.
Waters by Building Inspector Johnson
20 build two-story brick addition to
the frame dwelling at No. 1902 West
Third street to cost $500.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
summerinq at Pennsorove

Curley and John Robinson. Mrs wes-
ley Cain and daughter Elizabeth. Mrs
Henry Graham and daughters, Gail and
Name. Miss Katie Belford. Miss Louise
Belford and Fred w. Heiss. Jr.. are
summering at the Cinco Club. Penns-
grove. The party will remain all sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Anna Gallagher and Miss Bessie
Long. of this city. spent Saturday and
Sunday at Fairhil, Nd.
Mrs. Church and daughter Margaret. Of
Denver. Col. are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
William Kimble, 1903 West Second street.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Cassidy NAV be Chairman.

The Democratic City Committee will
meet tonight in the rooms of the Demo-
cratic League. There is some talk Of
making John ]. Cassidy, councilman
from the First ward. chairman.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
LICENSE APPLIcATIoNs


NroTICE-I. JOHN ZIMNY the tenant
~ and occupant Of the house situated
NJ eig West Front street, in the Third
ward IN the city Of Wilmington, county
of New Castle and State OF Delaware, In
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts of the General Assembly IN such case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that j shall apply IN writing 70 the
Court OF General Sessions OF the state OF
Delaware. in and for New Castle county,
on Monday, the 2ist day OF September,
A. D.. 1905, being the next term OF said
court, for a license for said house, as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF In
toxlcatng liquors IN less quantities than
one quart. TO be drunk on the premises,
and tho following respectable citizens Of
said ward at least twelve OF whom are
substantial freeholders OF said ward,
recommend the said application, viz;
Frank KabacislNl, IT. ]. MoCarty
Henry Witsil, August A. Bierman.
James OHnra, Alexander OsowslSi,
Thos NJ Monaghan. Francis Biewesld,
D. w. Lynch, Frank Onzehowsld,
d. f. Ieary, John ]. Monaghan.
Fred Abberger, j. G.. Seidel.
MI Kreehefslxy, Frank J. Greens
Jacob r. Anderson, W. G. Mailer,
Daniel Maicr, John Jankowslli,
Jobn Wannanek, Marion Wsboski,
Nichael Uaritsch. Ludwig Domlnsld.
I.eohol Osowsli, w. ii. zones,
Patrick Dillon, -
asst JOHN NlMNf'
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Poor Workman.

HE neglects his work dreadfully."
~Well, should think It a good
thing"
what do you mean7"
Good for the work, you know, II
this Is a sample"
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
FOR SALE.

r>OR sALE-FANCY CH1NCOTEAGUH
I pony young. sound, kind and fear
less Person desiring a cheap pony need
not apply. WM. A GUM, Jr.. elhy-
Vile. Del. asst
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
REGISTERS ORDERS
,GIsTrR's ORDER. -,

RrGIsTER's ORDER. ,,
Oface OF Tho Register Of wills.
New Castle Co., Del, July Soth' '''
Upon the application Of Jennie
Ceraghty, Executrix Of Margaret Mccain, I,
late of Wilmington hundred IN snu
county deceased it is ordered ana ~
rected by the Register OF wills that lno
Fxecutrix aforesaid give notice or grant
ing of Letters Testamentary upon the es-
tate of the deceased. with tho date OF
granting thereof. by causing adNertse-
ments TO be posted within forty days from
the date of such letters In six OF the most
public places Of the county OF New Castle
requiring an persons having demands
against the estate 20 present the same,
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided and also cause
the same 10 be inserted within the same
period In Tho Evening Journal, a news
paper published In Wilmington, Dell and
TO be continued therein three weeks,
(e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
OF the Register OF Wills. afore-
said. at Wilmington, IN New Cas-
(SEAl0 tie county aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary were IN due form OF law grant.
ed unto the undersigned on the Thirtioth
day OF July. A. D., 1908. and that all per.
sons having claims aginst the estate OF
the deceased must present tho same. duly
attested 70 the said Executrix, on or be.
fore the Thirueth day Of July, A. d.. 1902
or abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
JENNIE E. GERAeHTY.
Executrix
ney-at-Law, Wilmington, Delaware.
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