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Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Attending a Funeral at Darby.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Kiger of PIG
woodlawn avenue went TO Darby to-
day to attend the funeral of an infant
son Of Luther Kiger. brother OF Mr..
Kiger. They will return this evening.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
SEAFORD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. Aug 5.-The Sunday
school children of st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Church were treated 10 an
enjoyable picnic TO Woodland yestcr-
day. over nifty scholars attended.
Chief of Police Wright Is getting
after the boys Of Seaford for playing
ball in the street
That Seaford Is sanitary and
healthful town is evidenced by the
few contagious diseases that are now
on the records Of the Board OF Health.
There are only two cases OF typhoid
fever; while other surrounding towns
are experiencing much typhoid.
Edward. the thirteen year old son
Of Isaac p. Record. was bitten on the
leg by a vicious dog yesterday. Eff
forts were made 10 kill the animal but
he escaped.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is TO build a side track from the main
line of the road here TO reach the Sea-
ford Marine Railway and Perry Broth
ers factory
SEAFORD. Del. Aug. lover a
score of young people from Seaford
and Dclmar attended a dance given by
the young people OF Laurel.
Mrs. II. NJ. Boyer and daughter May
fbel. of Ardmore. have returned home
after a visit of a week with Colonel
and Mrs. w. NJ. Ross.
II. n. Rowe. OF New York city. is
visiting his family here.
DR.. Anna c. Shipley is spending
two weeks at Rehoboth.
Miss Norma Brewer was a visitor
/ in Salisbury this week.
Miss Nellie Swain, of Cheswold, iE
/ visiting relatives here.
Miss Lucinda Hinder. OF West Sea
ford. is visiting friends at Bridge
Vile.
oscar HRS. Of Philadelphia, Is visit
ing his father. A. HRS.
Mrs. S. p. Wiley spent several days
in Bridgeville.
Miss Grace Finley, of Portsmouth
Va, is visiting relatives here.
Misses Jennie and Lulu Elliott have
returned from stay OF several weeks
with Miss Grace Finley, at Ports
mouth.
Miss Maybel Thompson is spendinl
a month with her sister. Mrs Alvg
Blades. at Bethlehem. Maryland.
L. n. Buttle has returned from a
business trip 10 New York.
Miss Elizabeth Ross has returned
from a visit to Ocean City, Md.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
BIaek-clark.

Bayard c. Black and Miss Nellie Clark.
both Of Charlestown. Nd. we're married
at the parsonage Of Harrison Street NJ.
Z. Church last evening by the Rev. c. T.
Wyatt. They will live IN Charlestown.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Iauun 81. at k.nn.tt

Norway's Christian Temperance
League, Of Rose dale. gave lawn fete
at William Maxwelrs near kennett, for
the benefit of Delaware Tuberculosis
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Re'~a-c Of ointuents for catarrh thar

Y
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering Il through the
mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good YOU
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by r. J.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo O.. contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon Tire blood and mucous sur.
faces OF the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure you get the genui-e
il is taken internally and made in To-
lcdo, Ohio. by +. J. Cheney & Co. Testi-
monials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05

License frames, CSC and soc. at Yer
gers. 419 Shipley ST.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
$2IS MORE FOR
FIGHT ON PLAGUE

subscriptions received for the anti
tuberculosis campaign not announced
hitherto are as follows:
Evening journal., 1909-08-05

License frames. 25c and soc. at Yer
gers. 41s Shipley ST.
The evening world., 1909-01-13

The bodybuilding and strengthening
properties of Cod Liver Oil but no
oil - combined with peptOnate of
iron, makes VinOl the ideal tonic for
delicate children. II tastes good and
always does good.
The evening world., 1909-01-13
PLAYED DEAD MARCH
WHEN WIFE WAS ILL
Girl Bride Says Husband Told
Her He Was Practicing
for Her Funeral.

Daisy e. Williams, Of No s33 West
Fortieth street, Is only nineteen years
old, but she e'oped last January with
zebulon Williams. Now, through, IAl-
liam b. Nelson. as her guardian, she
sues for separation ON the ground Of
cruel treatment.
The girl states that Zeb Is valet to
Sylvester j. O'Sullivan, q wealthy young
man. with apartments at No, %s West
Twenty-third street. His salary Is s60
q month and board, which ID swelled
"by tips and rake.oT on his masters
luncheons and breakfasts, so that his
net income Ia about 800 a week.
When lying Ill. she says, her hus.
band insisted on having their apart
ment painted, the smell making her
deathly sick. and when she was very
III he played the piano. his favorites
hymns which, he said, he, was prac-
ticing so he could play them at her
funeral. When baby arrived last
September, he insisted on having all
the windows wide open.
The young husband denies all these
charges specifically. He even denies
that Mr.. O'Sullivan Is a rich young
man." says he gets SEQ a month, with
no tips at all. and that he has to ar-
count for every penny given to him for
the purchase Of material for breakfast
and luncheon.
Mr. O'Sullivan supported his mans
story, and said In an affidavit sub
mltted to Justice Mclean that II more
than nominal alimony was awarded 10
DAISY, Zeb would he unable to obey.
Therefore Justice MacLean made It 81
week.
The evening world., 1909-01-13
BOSS HERE ON HUNT
FOR 0. 0. CARV|N
Salesman, Lost in Metropolis,
Described by His Employer
as "BeSt on Earth"

c. T. Grlfiith. wholesale feather
merchant, OF Indianapolis, has come to
search New York for his buyer Orville
.. Carvin, who is lost somewhere In
the metropolis. Griffith says Caryin is
the best salesman on earth and he
wouldn't lose him for anything,
Carvin left his wife and family in
Irvinston. Ind. just outside Indianapo-
lis, Dec. % last. to buy stock in Phia-
delphia and Baltimore. He was well
supplied with the firms money and had
considerable OF his own. He was traced
TO cafe at Forty-ninth street and
Third avenue, this city. az late as Jan.
10. when one Of Mr.. Gritiith's men To-
Gated him and placed him In the Van
derbilt Hotel under the name OF
Charles II, Wilson.
The best salesman" escaped the DAY
after. He had only j25 at that time
having pawned his watch and some Of
his clothes. Griffith told Inspector Me
Cafcrty to-day that Carvin's wife and
children are heartbroken and that he
came here to personally superintend the
search. For seven years. he says, Car
vim was all IDEAL employee and husband
The missing salesman Is feet inches
high, weighs $50 pounds, has hair
streaked with gray and wore dark
clothing.
The evening world., 1909-01-13
SUES TO GET BACK
SON TAKEN FROM
HER Z YEARS AGO
Mrs. Emma j. Holt Also Asks
Court for Separation From
Her Husband.
sBLAMES HIS FAMILY.
tLad Spuned Her and She Was
Prevented From Visiting
Him, She Says.

Aers, Dmna J. Hok, after twdvs
Vsas spent agar. from her husband,
sJanss. to-day began a suit for sspara.
(, don In the Supreme Court Of Kings
; County and the restitution Of nor A.
tesnyear-old con, Tommy Holt, whom
shs olahrs TO have soon but five times
In t1at long period Justice Baclxmar
granted the application for alllnony
made In behalf Of Mrs. Holt, awarding
her $50 week.
James Holt, the husband. Is a son OF
TIE late Thomas Holt, a wealthy Brook.
tIn contractor, who died In September
last and. according to Mrs Holt, left
an,oco to her husband, providing ne got
. divorce from his wife" Mrs. Holt
claims that the elder Holt left s., 600 ad.
dltiond to her own son. which was to
mother"
Ordered to Stay Away.
The Hollis were married June IS.
1880. They lived at No. 1916 Fifteenth
W., ioOohisH IL III MY. 1871, dlleT
the birth Of her child. Mrs. Holt suf-
fered a nervous breakdown, and for
eleven months was in a sanitarium. On
her recovery she claims to have gone
10 her home and found her husband
and child had disappeared. At the end
OF years search she says she found
her husband, but could not find her
child.
Mrs. Holt SAYS on hearing that her
boy was In California she prepared to
leave for the Pacific Coast, when she
located young Tommy with family on
Madison street. near Evergreen avenue
Here she saw the boy four times. when
her visits were ordered discontinued.
But on Feb. , last heard they had
Tommy in Public School No. Jos, Lin
d wood street and Arlington avenue she
says. so | went there to zee my boy.
grabbed him and kissed him and he
repulsed me. saying, I have been told
never to speak TO you or even look at
rou.
sIames Husbands Family
1T nearly broke my heart, for ! then
saw they had raised up my boy to hate
me.
The Holt family always disliked
me. and TO them ascribe the whole Of
my trouble. They set up my husband
against me. His father was especially
bitter. ! understand that my husband
also had stricks from his fathers will
tho clause relating to his getting a
divorce from me and has since got the
money"
Mrs. Holt lives at No. 25s Fifteenth
street She Is represented by Ralph X.
Jacobs.
The evening world., 1909-01-13
SIMEON FORD HOPES WOMEN
WON'T FREEZE TO DEATH.
And That Soon They May Eat
Square Meals Without Show

ing Any Undue Prominence.
Simeon Ford got this of last night
at the annual banquet Of the hotel
people:
we sure have had tough year. but
We can hear the roar OF the approach
Ing wave Of prosperity and We are all
ready to dive In and wash our cares
away. We have had 70 ie.:ench. Our
wives and daughter have stood by US
nobly. Note how limited their ward
robes are this winter They make
Salome look overdressed, and make
Mary Garden look like a Union Suit See
how they so shivering down the avenue
retfed down to bare poles. Heretofore
when the heroine found II necessary to
flag the train she hastily Invested her
self OF her red petticoat and by waving
II saved hundreds Of lives. This year
The only thing the heroine vii have to
wave Will be her Marcele. and that will
be useless In damp weather
The ways Of women are past under
standing. One year they are all be-
witching curves, the next year they are
all acute or obtuse anlles. One year
they are willowy and the next blllowy
One year their dresses scarce reach
their shoe tops and the next they trail
on the ground. But with all their
faults we love them still and only hope
We will have mild winter so they
won't all freeze TO death As a rcstau-
rant keeper, | shall welcome any
change Of style which will permit Of a
woman eating a square meal without
~ showing with undue prominence"
The evening world., 1909-01-13
GROWING CHILDREN

GROWING CHILDREN
play hard and work hard.
They use up an enormous
amount OF energy and vitality
that needs replacing. Give
them Vinol regularly. Itkceps
them healthy, builds strong
bones, sound flesh and muscle
and pure rich blood.
DELICATE GIRLS
my 8 year old daughter was
weak, pale. and had no appe.
lite. lgave her Vinol, and she
began to thrive at once. She
gained rapidly in weight. color
and strengih."-MRS. w. II.
GILMORE, Durand, Mich.
The evening world., 1909-01-13

Tape edge American taffeta UNI.
brellas; 26-inch size Tor women;
2S-inch for men; all are close.roll.
ing and have cases and tassels F.;
superior line OF handles, such as
tull.length silver and pearl, gilt and
pearl, polished horn, plain and silver
trimmed natural woods.
The evening world., 1909-01-13

$4,000 to Charity

DO you know Shariry you'd Ike
to get money fors We distribute
$4,000 In cash to charitable in,t.
tutlons th. February, Get detsils
at Voting Booth. entrance to
Women's psrIor. Second Floor.
The evening world., 1909-01-13

TO END PUBLIC EXECUTIONS.
PARIS, Jan. lG-The Government has
decided to favor bill TO he introduced
In the Chamber OF Deputies providing
that all executions he held in private.
The evening world., 1909-01-13
LDREN!

Vinol is the only preparation of
Cod Liver Oil that children will
take and which is easily assimi-
lated by their delicate digestive
organs. II builds up firm, healthy
flesh, and makes little limbs
round and plump. Delicate chill
dren thrive omit and love to take il.
The evening world., 1909-01-13
SICkLY CHILDREN

SlOhLY SHlLDNEN
cannot digest ordinary Cod
Liver Oil or Emulsion OF Cod
Liver Oil on account of their
greasy nature and nasty taste.
i, upseis their delicate little
stomachs. Vinol contains all
the medicinal value they do
and tastes good besides.
"MY TWO CHILDREN,
who were puny and ailing.rap-
idly gained flesh and strength
when I began to give them
Vinol. Iproved that Viuol Is u
splendid tonic for delicate
children."-M MRS. c. ALLEN,
New Bedford, Mass.
The evening world., 1909-01-13

HEGtMAS co. 3SO FAX Roy nsR ST. sn4 IN i?Ih
6 Fulton
st, pS ws 1Re fFSEk h A. s sH S ia f. G @ In S $50
STORES,
j Sd Az. 4?s Columbus East 4?d ST.
And at every Nlno displayed
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
Note and Comment

The last touch Of weather" prob
ably VIII be duly recorded in the
March gas bills
The Oakland woman who wants
$4,000 from the specialist who, she
says, dishgured her face no doubt
feels that her beauty has been skinned
deep.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

party given at the Presidio for a num-
Der OF friends who are members OF a
card club. The hour was passed at
bridge, after the custom OF the club.
which meets every fortnight to enjoy
the popular diversion.
The Presidio hop tomorrow evening
VIII attract a large number OF guests
from town, and a number of Informal
dinner parties viii precede the affair.
among those who viii entertain guests
before the dance are Mrs. SterlinS
Gavin.
Mr.. and Mrs. WeIbore Burnett will
pass the summer in Piedmont and win
Ieave town about the first OF April for
their pretty suburban residence.
General D. S. Gordon. L. S. A.. and
Mrs. Gordon are at Paso Robles. but
viii return TO town within few days
Miss Marian Newhau and Miss Julia
Langhorne have returned to town
after a delightful outing at the New
hall ranch.
DR.. Arnold Genthe entertained at a
delightful dinner party given at the
Bohemian club recently in compliment
10 OaFld Bispham. The hour at din
ner was followed by an impromptI
musicale. and among those who con-
trlouted TO the program were Harry
Weil' l. a Riekard and David Bis
pham-
Mrs. z. Burke Holiday was hostess
at one Of the most enjoyable Of the
recent luncheons given at the Fran
cesca club. The decorations were
spring flowers, and covers were laid
Tor Mrs. Samuel Holiday. Mrs Lau-
renee. irving Scott. Mrs. Frederick N
Woods. Miss Lottie Woods, Mrs. Regf-
maid Knight Smith and several others
Mrs. F. C. Moore entertained yes9er-
day at an informal tea given in the
laurel court at the Fafrmont. and the
pretty affair was enjoyed by over a
dozen guests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
SOUTH AFRICAN |
| STATES TOUNITEI
Proposed Federation Expected
To Reduce Expenses
and Cause Revival
Of Prosperity

xxyy HEN the various South African
M parliaments meet March so mo-
mentous subject will come up for
discussion in the shape of the proposed
federal constitution, the draft Of which
has just been published.
Briefly stated the new constitution
provides for the federation of the four
self-governing British South African
colonies-Cape of Good Hope. Trans
vaal, Orange River colony and Natal
with the national legislative capital at
Cape Town and the administration Of
fees at Pretoria. 1t seems probable.
however, that this dual capital proposal
will be overruled and Cape Town will
get both the parliament and the ad-
ministration Offices in the end.
1t is proposed to establish a senate
composed of eight elective senators
from each of the four colonies. with
eight additional members appointed by
the governor general to supervise the
interest of the native population. which
is, with certain exceptions, nonvoting.
The house of assembly, as proposed
will consist of 121 representatives, 81
from the Cape of Good Hope. Ss from
the Transvaal and II each from Natal
and the Orange River colony Auto
matte redistribution is also provided
for.
In addition each province will have
provincial council consisting of as
many members as it sends TO the fed
eral house of assembly. The provincial
councils will have power to control To-
cal affairs. The railroads and harbors,
which are all owned by the various
governments. will pass under the con-
troll of the federal government.
1t is hoped that federation, If carried
into erect, will, by reducing adminis-
trative expenses. do much to restore
to South Africa that prosperity which
the resources OF the country ought, to
ensure. but which has been conspfcu-
ously absent since the close of the
Boer war. despite a record gold output
and decreased cost of living.
G. H. LEPPER.
AL Eddy street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
THE SMART SET

~ RS. GEORGE MARYE. who will
MI leave early in April for New
INl York. is the incentive for sew
eral OF the informal affairs of
the month This attractive matron will
be the complimented guest at lunch
con to be given Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Bowie Detrick at the home of
the1atter in Jackson street.
Miss Louise Boyd will entertain this
afternoon at a luncheon and bridge
party to be given at her home in San
Rafael and a number of girls from
town will attend the party at her in
vitation.
Mrs. James ". Keeney entertained
yesterday at an informal luncheon CIV
en- at her home in Buchanan street and
the later hours of the afternoon were
passed at bridge. The occasion was
quite informal and was enjoyed by
half dozen guests
DR.. and Mrs. Redmond Payne, who
have been at the Fairmont during the
winter. left this week for their country
home at Menlo Park and will make
brief trips to town during the sum
mer.
The party OF San Franciscans who
left Coronado a few days ago for a
tour of the grand canyon Of the Colo
rado Will return TO town next Thursday
after a delightful trip. and among
those expected to arrive this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Carolan,
Miss Katrina Page Brown. Miss Mary
Keeney. Miss Jennie Crocker. Temple
tom Crocker. Henry T. Scott. Prescott
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin
and Miss Helene Irwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marye enter
tanned at an informal dinner party
given recently at the Fairmont and
among those who enjoyed the affair
were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Blanchard
Chase and Miss Lille O'Connor.
Mrs. Sterling Postley Adams was
hostess yesterday at an informal bridge
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

Polygaunist Church of San Bernar-
dino and other matrimonial addresses
says that he was after record in his
line. Wei. he now has it. with photo
graph and number attached.
Now comes the report that King
Edwards physician, finding him a
nervous wreck, has ordered the royal
patient to maintain absolute silence
for two hours each day. They seem
to think that he must be made to keep
still or he can't be made to still keep.
The kaiser has issued an edict
against smoking in the presence of
women in evening dress, declaring
that the fumes are injurious to deli
cate fabrics. 1t is up to some one to
put low cut tobacco on the market,
with the deleterious Qualities elm
mated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
PRIZE OFFERED FOR MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN m STATE

The executive committee of the offers prize
amounting in value to 0o for the photo most beautiful
the o California
1t is desired to make the celebration discovery of San Fran
bay by Gaspar de Portoa first governor Of California
statewide affair and hoped that every section will send the photos
OF its most beautiful young to this committee
All should competition both from nt
Of patriotism and for the selected will
be used model for drawing which will be representative
of California in will over
The competition will close Friday, April executive com
mittee all right publish photos newspapers a. IL
may proper
Mark the and address plainly
send executive Phelan
building, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
Johnson S De-
fense of Herrin
And Burke

merely suggest remarks about OF
have sins apeny OF their without being asked pack
knavey OF Johnson besides Nevertheless indis-
Greet be the Endorsement the association be called
unexpected unless be for ohnson lack understanding that
for such he and his choice friends the way safety
to work the dark and play the sneak You would
er Burke talking that He knows his job better than that
Johnson declares from his place the assembly that when
the history OF this state written the OF William F. Herrn
viii down OF the upbuder of California What history
may do to errn does greatly but wish him
reputation with postey than the necessary implication
flowing from the fact that he had earned the dubious
Johnson's approval
ee Burke also honest and is doing faithful work
for his employers adds this supersevceab friend We
bother dsputing Also Burke honesty That is closed
IS legitimate inquire what Burke authorized by
his employers to the weight and influence of the
Pahc political machine advance his personal interests as
instance the OF the Natural Soda Products company
which ne director? Burke charged with using
influence to beat bill promoted the interest of
manufacturing company Inye county. If the railroad lobby
be used or advantage and found meddg
affairs which the Southern Pacific has appears that
Jere Burkes faithful work IS spread wide field
When Burke is found lobbying support Of Jotnsons
change Of venue bill protect the San Francisco higher ups
his faithful work takes luser and may help explain
onsOns Obsteperous sympathy The Southern Pacific political
bureau should have interest that bill other than natural
bond OF union that exists between predatory
faithful work throws light Herrins disposition to
share the sins OF others
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
WHAT'S IN A NAME7
By WALLACE IRWIN

n PRETTY Muse, let Us enthuse
~ Beyond our sef-controi-ah,
Let's take in hand our Baby Grand
And sing OF great Por-to-la;
But, honor bright, it isn't right
Thus wildly to hurrah-
'Twould be a shame, because his name
(Some say) was Por-to-la.
o rohrah-rGh
For Por-to-Ld!
To him neil raise our hola!
With equal praise.
Nom let US raise
4 banzai to Por-to-ldl
DOR-TO-LA wisely bossed Our state
And brought it wealth and fame;
But then, oh, pshaw that Por-to-la
He likewise did the same
He lived for long; and when wrong
He saw, he tried to bounce it.
His name will loom through History's gloom
If we could just pronounce it!
o rahrdkr1h
For Por-tO-IaI
To him nell raise our holol
With equal praise.
Nom let raise
a bdnzoi to Por-to-ld!
WHEN the last sunset gilds the Gate
wv His story we shall tell;
How Gaspar P. came oversee
And ruled our province well.
We'll sing his blows gainst craven foes,
His parry, thrust and sortie;
And when we come to speak his name,
Oh, Mell-let's call him "Porty!'
o rah-rohrah
For Por-to-la!
Who mas Spaniard sporty.
Por-to-ld. foo.
Wen greet "HOrooP'
Then give three cheers for ''Pmty"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

RS. GEORGE MARYE. who will
M leave early in April for New
v i York, is the incentive for sew