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3iirid) afs Iusaargspunft fir bas
iiteriotionqlc 9oGon.@ ettiabren &c.
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finoen ioa. 2as Sorrcd,t Der E{ab.
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BOZ, DEM lftpeijeriifen 8aLon .SeI-
petia" uu Iestet NettfIieeen III Ser.
lin erfdmpften Siee sneefollen.
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Eft, SNifinffre CIR, na4e Gnifent NeNie Nuenne.
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Gin SnhilGmm Der Sermannsldylad;t.

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Gic hicliget Geiltid)cn beiddiiiaen
lid nit &orbercituut9cn iiir cine aiif
neit o.. 10. nilo If. S%eptennber 3. s.
%anbrrouFntc Nationalfeier Oes 1900.
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burger @nIb, ipo Die Seutid)en llrlter
Serlnanm ooer arlninius I'M Sabre 3
nod Gbriiti Geburt cine romiid)e Mr..
nee inter 0orlts total pernifteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-26

Grfdftnns In eiuem 9age ~ fari1eu,
Tehiite ifidit xdrattue Srpmp Entntne. Tablets.
Sgefgeier %tr,intter Vcle 3urild. freilu es ntht
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SdndteI. 25c. (Sfi27,tHt6 sPtel
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Ter ynitmpro in Canton.

Supton 3, %. Sanuor.
Charles Snpoer, Cincr Der MGll,cr.
lrcld,e oe3 an lcsten SamIta9 abel1o
i,obe Der hieIi8en Stabtgrcn;e al, Ser
~l5'idbrlacn Morp 6orihncr periibten
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ilillri Worris, ein anbrrcr Tcroddjti.
scr, bcftnoet lid nod IN Saft. auf
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man &nieIpnrcn. oic bon cinen,
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lrcldcr GorburoD-N einflciocr trra.
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'Sd]uhei, bcrriibrtelt. Srnocr hattie
Gorourop.Soicit al, ollciu feline
Sd)itDc pabten nid,t III bic 6ubipi,.
rci,. MorriS irlg feiuc Gorburop-
@o'en. oiiein Die Yoli3ei bebauptei.
Iii lellem 9aule, na)e Dem Sbatort.
ellt Faar Sd)lhe scfimocn 5n boben,
!relf)c aerolt III Die Spuren palien.
Morrls bradltc Der Yolijei am Conn.
too Irlb Gin 9onfbu1 uno ctlif,c
Gerltd)erun1S . Nofimente. meld,e
Warn III ibrcm ScIis 9ebnbt 1ottc.
81 bcbauptete. ~bieielben III, 1890
an Sanlitag Abcub III einem ;seloe
l,obe ocnl 3aun 9efnaoen 5i baben.
Gle ror. ErGii0entclt Hooicpelt
en9ercstc Gonfcreilj I'M 3utereiic
ron Maiien mo o,0eren abb1naiaen
ainoern belt aeitern ibre erite
Sitlns i'm @eiben @ollie ;li @aib-
irstom. @iele &eben mlroen sebol-
ten.
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Yaiie iar's 4a6tdnb teisrst O.. Saaime, 4f3
Ef'S rffinffre Cir, na4e Gnifont ScNie Npcnpe.
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tur9 pom Hoturd d. 1bcn.
ErGi;oant &ooicpclt lit 10 cniGniio.
Itiid) b0rorI bceod,t. bic 8iiliaoucllen
Dca 9toiional +. Neid)ttmns, SorIten,
@ooenId|otc nllcr art, sit cnllerpircn,
bnb ibiii bas iiinaite .pononicrifoni.
id)e arrangement" 6ptreffeno Die
3uinnmcmpirfung bon Mcrifo u,o
Canada nit BEN &creinigten Staaten
;itr Grbaltuiig Der Nntur, 0iilfsalIel.
lei, oiif oieicr Seniiiph1rc, nift n,ebr
ecniigt. gr mod,ie bieie @elpe9l,nJ
iett ouf .bcn DallScn Grbfreis allsa,.
bebmt icbeu. nno iein @imid) 0ebt
oaDtr,. einait MeIt.g onereb fir oltien
3med Suionntel, SIT ieBen.
Ticic Soee bat mand)erlei eriial,.
ner bernoracriticit, iie lit bier unb oo
nit cini1cm appiid}iitteln f%ritiiirt
pnroar, lpcil 0aS benu bod Gin lln<
tcrnebmen mare. ipeld,es III anbe-
tred,t Der Gerid)iebenheiten bef Ser
bdltniiie faulm praftiidc Nciuliatc
peripred)en founie. ga lit BENT bie
0ermutbune olseeiprod,eir tuprben.
eieentlid, itede bihter Der 'Soee eiu
intcrl,aticnaler Shadlsne. Gic &ceo.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
MRS. THAW AGAIN
ON THE STAND

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y. Aug. g.
There is no doubt about it now;
shall never go back to Matteawan."
With these words Harry K. Thaw to-
day entered into a final stage Of his
battle for his freedom, with an assur-
ance in his own mind that he has made
out a god case and that Justice Mills
viii declare he is suficietn sane TO be
released.
Justice Mills expects TO announce his
decision by Thursday Of next week, and
Harry Thaw is sure he viii go free
on hat day.
Jerome made his final play yestcr-
day and apparently he lost. He called
Thaw TO the stand. hoping that Thaw,
tired after tho varying events Of the
day would Lccome confused and agi-
tated. lie was mistaken. and when nc
was through with Thaw he hac failed
tc shake him at all.
Mors-nauser kept hammeripg today
at the record OF Stanford White.
stre' gthcning his assertion that Thaw's
belief about the dead architect was
based on fact. AMI not on delusion.
Roger O'Mara, formerly chief OF
IUllA1 VI AitCUuiHr WAS lllG AlAEN VIII
ness. O'Nlara confirmed the story
Thaw told last night about a young
girl. now one OF the prominent stars
on the American stage, who was at
tackled by White. O'Afara swore Thaw
brought him 10 New York to see the
girl and her mother and repeated on
the stand the story told by the girl
Of the manner In which she had been
assaulted by White. 1t was this girl
White sent to a hospital to be treated
and when she was we'll lured her -
one Of his resorts.
Despite all of Jerome's badgering.
O'Mara would not say that he ever
doubted the truth of the story as told
10 him by the girl and her mother.
Morschauser recalled Mrs. Thaw and
asked her how the Pttsburg police
official came to be interested IN rthe
case
MIR. O'Mara wanted 10 be OF any
help he could to the son of Mr.. Thaw,
my husband. who was his close friend.
His position in the case was like that
Of Milton's Angels: They also serve
who can onl stand and wait
Mrs. Thaw produced a chart Of the
Thaw family, showing 205 members.
or these. she said, only Two showed
signs Of mental disorder. one the result
Of brain fever and the other from
senile dementia. consequent upon old
age. None. she said, had ever been
confined in asylums. Two members
Of her branch of the family, she said,
were epileptics.
Mrs. 2 haw broke dow Eand wept
again as sho sail that Jerome had
tortured her and her son."
Mcrschauser then recalled DR.. Brit
ton ID. ENans. his alienist, who said
that IN his opinion, Thaw Is lot now
and never has been a parauoiac.
DR.. Evans scored a point by teclar-
I ing that jerome had tried hard 10
( get copy OF his report and that
someone tried 10 burglarize his room
at the motel while copy Of the re-
port wos in the rooms.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
COUNTY NEEDS
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Delaware City. Mt Pleasant. District
No. and Mlddletown. white and colored
schools. applied to the County Board Of
School Commissioners at special meet
ing in the building OF the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company this morning
for additional teachers and it is likely
that the teachers will be granted. The con-
ditions are that each district provide 500
additional in tax for the white schos and
$50 for the colored schools and that there
must be at least 50 pupils for the addi-
tional teacher
The commissioners settled a squabb'e
among the commissioners at Bear Station
as to teachers selected. The clerk OF the
district sent in the name of Miss Hannah
Hastings and the two other members sent
in the name of Miss Florence II. Carpenter
The county commissioners decided that
the selection of the two commissioners as
having been made by a majority should
stand. Miss Norris Of this city, qualified
for the State Normal School at West Ches-
ter. Pa. It was reported by Superintendent
spaid that some clerks had sent in the
names Of teachers not qualified. The last
examination for applicants viii be held IN
No. 1 school to-morroy. He also reported
that some Of the commissioners elected In
June had not been sworn I'm.
The members Of the commission are
Scott Townsend, Of this city. secretary,
and Andrew s.. Eliason, Of Mt Pleasant.
commissioner.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
new TARIFF LAW
GOES INTO EFFECT

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. 6-The
rev Payne Aldrich tarff law went into
effect at 3 a. m. to-day throughout the
United States. its territories and In
sular possessions.
IN $50 customs houses the collectors
and employees began to study upon the
new schedules and. according 60 re-
ports that have reached the treasury
over the long distance telephone no
new law ever went into effect 50
smoothly. Until the various collectors
are letter perfect in the changes tina;
are made by the new law they will
collect under the schedules OF the
Dingley law. and the difference. II any
is discovered later. will be adjusted af-
terwards.
Copies Of the new law are now being
mailed from the treasury department
TO the collectors as rapidly as they car
be secured from the government print
| ing Office and about 1000 viii be sent
out before the day is over.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
CHICAGO CAR MEN
VOTE FOR STRIKE
But Efforts Are Making To-
day TO Adjust the Traction
Difficulty

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Aug. 6-The employees Of
the Chicago surface traction lines have
declared for war. The referendum on
the question or rejecting the wage
terms offered by the Chicago City
Railway Company and Chicago Rail-
ways Company and Of going on a
strike, ended at p. m.
The counting of the vote has not
been finished. but it is conceded that
at least 90 per cent Of the men had
voted to strike. The hope of ultimate
peace now rests in the further negou.
ations between the men and the Off
cials of the companies.
one report is that the officials Of TIL
union proposed TO announce at tc-mor
rom nights meeting that a Striki
would be started on Sunday.
In spite of these runors. however
several agencies continued to work TO
peace.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
TAFT TO LEAVE
THIS AFTERNOON
President to 60 TO His Sum-
mer Home at Beverly,
Mass.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-This is Presi.
dent Tafrs getaway day. Il will be his
last In Washington for more than three
months, and when he returns the latter
part Of November It will be to prepare for
another meeting Of Congress.
At 5.35 this afternoon the President,
Secretary Carpenter and a party Of clerks,
telegraphers and secret service men will
board the train for Beverly, Mass. The
President will occupy the private car
Mayfower and his coach will bring up the
rear Of the Federal Express.
Boston win be reached early Saturday
morning. There one of the White House
automobiles will be awaiting the party "a
take them to the little town on Salem has
which will until the middle OF Septembe
be popularity known as the Summer Cap
( itol. The President will leave Beverly 70
his two months western and southern tou
on September 18th, which will be his fifty
second birthday.
A continual stream Of callers poured int
the White House to-day.
The Federal express reaches Whining
ton at o'clock tonight.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
GIRL JOY RIDERS GO FREE
IN ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 6.--Fmeinine
10y riders are not TO suffer for their
fun, according TO new rules issued to
the police by Mayor Stoy with dircc-
tions as to how TO carry out the cru
sade against automobile spesders.
Under the rule which prescrlbes ar
rests for running cars more than hf-
teen miles an hour in the city the police
arc ordered not 10 bother women who
may bein the cavs, but TO lock up the
men.
The new dictum also bans unmuf-
fled machines and loud siren horns after
midnight. and orders the arrest Of IN
toxicated drivers whenever tho police
are assured that their management oI
cars places other vehicles or pedes'
trians In danger.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
ROUNDING UP
NEGRO OFFENDERS

SALISBURY. Nd. Aug c.-The po-
lie of Salisbury and Sheriff Larmore.
Of this county, have been occupied dur
ing the last day or two in rounding up
bad" negroes of the city and county.
The county jail is now full of negro
culprits. and several more arrests will
be made. The offenses for which the
negroes have been arrested are run
ming gambling tables. selling whisky,
crap shooting. killing horses while
driving and rioting.
, At the camp ground of Shlles yes
berday the sheriff and a posse were
called to quell' a riot in which Neal
Pryor was amusing himself by shoot
ing at the worshipers from ambush.
The shooters were rounded up near
Quantico by the posse headed by Sheriff
Larmore and eN-Sheriff ellis, and
taken at the point of shotguns.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
UTLEY UNDER
CROSS FIRE
Does Not ReCOIIeCt Some
Things About Lieutenant
SuttOn'S Death
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug. 6-When
Lieutenant Harold Utley the darling
Of the marine corps" resumed the
stand to-day in the Sutton inquiry. il
was to face a gruelling cross-examina-
ton by Attorney Davis, representing
Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Parker, mother
and sister OF the dead marine officer.
who are not at all satisfied with the
testimony delivered yesterday by Ut
ley.
1T has been a long time, you know,
and one easily forgets little things
drawled out this young officer yestcr-
day, explaining why his memory fail.
I ed him on many important facts II
connection with the tragedy and every
one in the court room gasped that thl
young officer could describe the deatl
of a man with whom half a dozen of
hcers were fighting as a little thing.
1t is believed all the testimony. in.
GLIDING that of Mrs. Sutton and Mrs
Parker viii be in by Monday. that th'
lawyers will begin their speeches OF
that day, and that the court OF inquir,
win be able TO deliver its findings b,
Thursday.
For nearly a half hour this morning
Attorney Davis. for the Suttons trieC
TO set Utley TO throw some light OF
the mystery as to who gave Sergean
De Hart a revolver on the nigh; Sut
TIM was killed Utley said score o
times. Il have no recollection Of an,
such thing"
lie also repeatedly denied any re
| collection that on the morning afte
the campus hight DE Hart had toll ain
he had thrown away revolver on tn
parade ground after the affray
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
FAILED TO BEAT
THE TARIFF BILL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Aug Elm view Of the
clamor raised by dlsgruntled importers.
who lost approximately 10000 by the fall
ure Of the steamship Pennsylvania, OF the
Hamhurg-American Line. to reach New
York before President TAFT signed the new
tariff bill Collector Loeb to-day issued a
statement in which he said he had positive
orders from the treasury department 10
colse the custom house at 43O o'clock as
usual Tho only vessel hit by this order
was the Pennsylvania and as she did not
dock until IL o'clock, Loeb says no one
has any complaint that Is legal.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
JOHNSON ARRESTED FOR
RECKLESS MOTORING

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. Ontario. Aug. Slack
johnson, the negro heavyweight, who
was to have appeared in New York
Thursday. TO talk fight with Jim JEFF
fries, is in cell here to-day. waiting
transfer to Woodstock, ont, where he
must stand trial for reckless automo-
bile driving. Johnson was arrestins
this morning at the request of the
Woodstock police. johnson submitted
tc arrest without a protest, and want
cd to pay a fine. The authorities here
could not fine him for an offense COM
mitted in another city, so he was
placed in a cell until tho Woodstock
police come for him.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
PROPOSALS


D OPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS.
addressed la writing 10 the New
Castle County State Highway Commits
sioner and endorsed Proposals for build
ing macadam roads," known as the Hill
side Mills Road in Christiana Hundred.
5oeo miles long. and the Creek Road in
Mil Creek Hundred, 3.9S miles long will
be received by said Highway Commia-
sioner at his Office, No. 10o9ik Market
street. Wilmington. Del, until u o'clock.
noon, August "a, 1909
All said bids or proposals must be mada
upon blank forms TO be obtained from
said Highway Commissioner at his said
ONCE and must be accompanied with a
certified check for 5000. payable to the
president Of the Levy Court of New Cas-
tie county or with bond TO the State
OF Delaware In the sum Of $500 as surety
that II a proposal be accepted contract
will be entered into.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office of said commissioner, on or
after August IL. 1909. The right 10 re-
ject any or all bids IS expressly reserved.
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County State Highway Com
missioner. a4-6-l0-i2-17-20
ID DROPOSALS-U. S. ENGINEER Of
nee, Wilmington. Del. July 10. 1900.
Sealed proposals for dredging Cooper
Greek, n. j. will be received here un-
IN 10 a. m. August 9. 1909. and then pub
licly opened Information on appiica-
ton. l.. H. RAND.
jy1O-12-13-14-a6-7 Capt EnRrs.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
PITTSBURG WOMAN
ROUTS UNDERTAKES

PITTSBURG. Aug. 6-Mrs. William
Vetter proved TO each of three under
takers who arrived at her home to-day
at intervals of half an hour apart TO LAY
her OUT that she was a very lively corpse.
She laid OUT the undertakers.
Mr.. Vetter had thought 1t rare joke
TO send the undertakers to care for the
body Of his dead wife" The dead wife
did not like the joke and she caused his
arrest on a charge Of being suspicious
person He certainly had no reason to be
suspicious Of her existence, for the under
takers say she proved to them that she
was very much alive.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06

jerome and Evans fought back and
forth f1r an hour. and then Justice
Miil- iuterruptcd
Has Thaw al an ytime expressed 20
you more extreme belief in Whites
practices than he has admitted here on
the stand2' he asked
"only during my first three visits
answered Evans
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
sir..t car strikn Ended.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. 6.-Thc
local street car strike which has lasted
80 days was ended Noday at noon py
the carmens union lifting the boycott
The terms Of the sediment have not
yet been made public.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
PUBLIC SALES


L ARMERS' DAY AT
CENTREVILLE, DEL.
MONDAY, AUGUST. 9th.
at / O'Clock.
I will sell two car loads Of fresh Cows
and Close springers from Frederick. Md
Also lot of backward Springcrs and
Feeders. a few Stock Balls. This viii hs
special lot OF good Cows and have
been selected especially for this vicln-
iiy. Dinner from eleven TO twelve o'clock
for all. Sixty days credit. interest added.
No guarantee on stock. Cows tested by
DR.. ]. II. Mahaffy.
JOHN +. o'NEAL.
Ellis Hicks, Clerk
Price Dilworth, Auct asst
T ARGE CONSTABLE SALE AT III z.
Il Fourth street. Monday. August 9Th.
at 10 o'clock a. m. a4-it
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
Bodu Wanna Ashnrn-

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
SANDY HOOK. N. j., Aug 6-The
body Of a man apparently s5 years Of age,
about feet 10 inches in height. was
washed ashore at Sandy Hook to-day
The body, which had been in the water
about three weeks was dressed In blue
clothing and lace shoes.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
REMOVAL NOTIcE
NOTICES'

N OTICE rs fEREBY GIVEN T1f1,f
ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX
pHE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
LIE XXI 10Th DAY OF AUGUST. l901
THERE WILL BE a5 PER CENT,
ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION 8. CHAPTER Isl RE-
Used CODE, LAWS OF DELAWARE.
.,. HARRY BROWN
Clerk Of the Peace, New Castle county.
Wilmmrton Dell July 81. 1909. a2-fn
TO WHOM lT MAY CONCERN.
From and after this date / Will not
pe responsible for any bills. except those
Which personally contract. or which
are contracted upon my written order
tMRS) MARTHA X GRANT
August 3, 1902. af3f
N OTlCE-A MEETING or WTLMING-
ton Wholesale and Retail Butchers
=, 1903, az tho Fame Fire House Very
important, and all members are requested
20 be present a5-3t
Evening journal., 1909-08-06

An Exception.
"You never can tell what you can\do
until you try"
"Oh. yes, you can"
I'D like 10 know how"
"Thats as easy as catching cold.
There is Bill johnson eternally telling
what he can do. and no one ever saw
him trying yet"
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
Naturally.

How do you feel?" breathlessly IN
quired the friend who has come run
ming up to discover the result Of the
accident.
"All run down." replied the man
who had Just been bowled over by a
large red automobile.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
NomInated In IndianaroIis.

BY InIted Press Leased Speclal Wire.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 6-Sam-
uel Lewis Shank was nominated 70.
mayor by the Republicans and Charles
A. Cause by the Democrats at the
primaries yesterday according to the
votes as canvassed to-day
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
Twin outessts.

what is your friends business?"
"He is a critic"
II have a friend / would like to have
him meet"
"What does he doy'
"He is an umpire"
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
Friends School
alh and West Streets,
Wilmington. Del.

The largest and best equipped p-i-
vate school in the state. Unc,r the
care OF Friends but all others admitted
A splendidly equipped gymnasium with
special instructors for both girls and
boys. High School, Grammar School,
Primary and kindergarten Depart
ments. Scientific, Latin Scientific. Lit
erary and Classical courses Pupils
entered on certificate in all the lead
ing Colleges. FAN term begins Ninth
Month. Sept. ~ For new illustrated
catalog, address
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS,
A. NJ. Prin
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPoRTUNTTrFs

FOR sALE.-ffKT AND GENTS fff1I{-
nishing business. established seven
years ana doing big business. Will sell
name, goodwill and lease together with
stack and fixtures. Best OF reason for
selling WILMINGTON HAT Co, No
-ot Market St, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
Had Proof.

"who ever saw a purple cow~ asked
the scoffer, looking ut a collection Of
art posters.
"That Is no sign there isn't any
Good enough proof for me-"
''Well. It isn't conclusive. I should
Judge to look at It that the milk get
came from a blue cow"
Evening journal., 1909-08-06
Quite Modern.

'fWhat are you doingf"
waiting for my ship to come IN"
"You are waiting a long way from
the ocean"
'eThis is an airship."