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Evening journal., 1909-05-27
BIG STEAMER
RUNS AGROUND
North German Lloyd Liner
Princess Alice Ashore off
Fort WadSWOrih
LOST HER BEARINGS
DURING A HEAVY FOG
BY United rre.s Leased Special wira

BY United Press Leased Special wira
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE big North
German Lloyd steamer Princess Alice.
outward bound for Bremen. via Ply
mouth and Cherbourg. is hard and fast
aground off Fort Wadsworth. The
steamer lies in an easy position, but Il
is hard and fast on the bottom al
though she may be floated at high
tide
The bottom at this point Is very
rocky and there we're fears that the
big liner may have sustained some
damage but her captain has notified
the officials of the line that she is
taking no water and is seemingly un-
injured
The cause Of the steamer running
aground was primarily the fog and
heavy weather that has hung over the
harbor since early last night So thick
is It that several OF the big liners did
not try TO get out but remained at
their docks. It is believed that Pilo,
Ackerman lost his bearings IN making
the turn near the point where the
steamer is straded
While the stern OF the Princess Alice
is in deep water her bow is high and
dry and lies in touch with the sea wal
that surrounds Fort Wadsworth. Sc
soon as il was noticed that she was
aground signals were given 10 back
her and all Of the weight of her bic
engines we're sent astern but without
result.
The New York offices of the big linei
were telegraphed to and they hurried
tugs to the scene. The lattr will try
to float the big vessel at high watei
late this afternoon.
There is no APPARENT excitement among
the passengers on board.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
DIDN'T COME BACK
WITH THE 81 BILL

Charged with larceny as bailee, Marshall
Aikley was held under SEQ bail for the
upper court by City Court Judge Cochran
this morning. Yesterday afternoon Aikley
appeared at the home OF Mrs. Ellen
Neave, No. 1903 Rodney street and Of
fered 10 repair her lawn mowers. He was
given one 90 repair and after that he was
given a s. bill to get changed out Of which
he was to take IS cents as the cost OF
the work. Aikley didn't return. and Mrs.
Neavo complained 10 the police. Ailkley' S
defense was that he had been obliged to
90 several squares TO get the money
changed and was unable 70 find his way
hack 10 the house
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
STRANGE DEATH
IN MICHIGAN
Bridegroom Taken Into Gus
tOdy Charged With Muir
der Of Grandmother
ARRESTED WHILE AT
WEDDING BREAKFAST
BY United Press Leased Special wire

BY United Press Ledbeu cptclhl WIZ
BAY CITY. Mich, May 27.-Upon a
suit Of clothes, a wedding ring and 500
in currency rests the possible solution Of
the death Of Mrs. Christine Coryeon, a
wealthy and aged widow for whose muir
der her favorite grand son. Roland Rich
was torn from his wedding breakfast
and arraigned. Counsel advised the young
bridegroom to stand mute and he was
thrust into iail despite the hysterical pro-
testation Of his bride and an early trial
will be sought.
The clothing, ring and money, which the
bridegroom alleges he had hung in his
grand mothers room, for conscience sake,
Just before the ceremony are missing.
Police and detectives have been unable
to find any trace Of them in the room
where the aged woman was struck down.
Though the bed clothing and wearing
apparel hanging on the wall we're set on
IRE It is impossible to conclude that Rich s
property could have been entirely con-
sumed
Rich declares he had decided to dress
for the wedding at his grand mother
home in order to avoid several practical
jokers who contemplated raid on the
wedding party. When he went to the
house, he says, he was attracted by the
sound OF a falling body and found his
grand mother upon burning bed. After
summoning assistance young Rich went
TO the wedding at the church with bor-
rowed clothes. He declares his clothing
wedding ring and money were missing and
that robbery must have been the motive
for the murder. While the wedding break
fast was in progress, Rich was taken into
custody.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
Mr.. TAYLOR WILL
ENFORCE THE LAW
Republican Candidate for
Mayor Answers MIR. ArterS'
Letter Immediately

William G. Taylor. Republican candi-
date for mayor, yesterday afternoon
answered within few minutes after
it was received the communication Of
the Rev. John NJ. Arters. district super
intendent Of the Anti-Saloon League,
asking the attitude Of the different
mayoralty candidates as to the en-
forcement Of the laws regulating the
liquor business. In reply Mr.. Taylor
says:
Wilmington. Del, May 26. 1909.
John M. Arters. Esq. District Superin-
tendent, Anti-saloon League. 712
Equitable Building, City.
Dear Sir: Replying to your letter of
this date. would say that IL elected
mayor I will make all the appoint
ments in the interests OF and use my
every effort towards the enforcement
Of ali the laws OF the city. not only
as to the license laws but any others
affecting the general welfare. think
this should be done not only in justice
TO the citizens in general, but also in
justice 10 those in the saloon business
who are living up to the law
I would further say that have made
absolutely no promise to anyone, other
than as above, and If successful, will
go into Office pledged only to the best
interests Of all the people.
Yours very truly.
William G.. Taylor
Mr.. Arters at noon said he had re-
ceived no other replies to his query.
When asked about Mr.. Taylor's reply,
Mr.. Arters said:
Its all right. It's a good answer.
Mr.. Taylor promises TO do what we are
asking him TO do"
Evening journal., 1909-05-27

If hubby refuses TO cut the wood in
the morning, he's not entitled 10 a
breakfast"
So Judge Cochran told City Court
habitues this morning.
The opinion was expressed during
the hearing OF Arthur e. Reeder. charg-
ed with non-support. He has been
married a year and four months His
wife occupied the stand in court this
morning with a pretty baby and told
of her troubles.
Last week the couples difficulties
came to a climax when she says Reeder
refused to cut the wood for the morn
ing fire.
well then you shant have any
breakfast" she said.
That's proper commented Judge
Cochran, If a man won't cut the wood,
he shouldn't get any breakfast"
And then refused TO get his dim
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
REPUBLICAN CLUB TO
RECEIVE CANDIDATES

A display Of fireworks will be ono OF
the features at the reception to the Re
publican candidates on the city ticket
at the Young Mems Republican Club to-
morrow night The display viii be made
in front Of the club house. where band
concert also will be given from to 10
o'clock. All voters, regardless of party
affiliations. are invited 20 be present, and
spend the evening at the club house.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
SMYRNA HAS ODD
FELLOW 90 YEARS

ing said of late Of the old Odd Fellows
in the State. Smyrna can claim the hon
or Of having one of the oldest in the
person Of Joseph Wright, a venerable
and highly respected citizen. Mr. Wright
entered last month his Goth year Of odd
Fellowship, having joined the order
April 3, 1850. For many years he has
been treasurer Of Morning Star Lodge
OF this town and looks back with pride
to his long service in Smyrna's organi-
zation. He has the good wishes Of his
friends that he may enjoy many more
years OF service.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
TWO KILLED IN BLOW
UP OF DUPONT MILL

BRADFORD, Pa, May 27-Two men
were killed and heavy property damage
was inflicted when 250 quarts of nitro
glycerine exploded at the dupont
Powder Company's plant at Howards,
three miles south of here. The dead
are Daniel Bratt and William Hine-
man. Bulls Mills.
The cause of the accident is not
known. as only the men who were kill
ed were in the vicinity when the explo-
sion occurred. The canning house was
demolished together with the factory
building, one-eighth of a mile away
The magazine, an equal distance be-
yond the factory. was not damaged.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
HE THREW POSTAL
CARDS AT HER, SHE SAID

Mrs. Bernard J. Mooney. Of No. zoos
Lombard street, told Judge Cochran in
City Court this morning OF her trihula-
tions with her husband. whom she had
charged with breach of the peace.
He had women phoning TO him all
the time" she said. Last week he
threw some postal cards from other
women at me and said he didn't love
me any more"
Money made no defense. and he was
held under a $500 peace bond.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
uninun Window pisnInv.

Larus- -Altheimer Co. Of 419 Market
ST. have a unique window display ap-
propriate for Decoration Day. Draped
with an American flag is a soldiers uni
form accompanied by a sword and belt
Directly behind the uniform is a figure
Of the goddess Of liberty holding lau-
rel wreath. A sign nearby reads DE
parted, but Not Forgotten This firm
is now conducting an extraordinary re-
duced sale Of mems blue serge suits.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
seIIIna eooks and ANTIQUE.

Auctioneer w A. Hukil this morn
ing began sale Of household goods in
odd Fellows Temple at Tenth and
Orange streets. a feature of the sale,
which viii continue the greater part
Of the day was the Offering Of many
antiques and fine historical books
There was good demand for the
books
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
BROWNSON LIBRARY
HAD A BIG FESTIVAL

The Brownson Library Association
last night had an elaborate festival on
the lawn Of its hall, Fourth and Jack
son streets. Several hundred persons
attended and a delightful time was
had. The hall and lawn were decorated
with fancy lanterns. one of the feat
ures was an automobile service over
west side streets during the evening.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
Welcome For Pastor Fiokland.

The Rev. r. W. Fickland pastor of
Bethel A. NJ. F. Church. was given
reception last evening. Dr Ficzland
was returned 10 the pastorate for
another year. and the members Of the
congregation decided upon giving him
hearty welcome. The reception was
held In the church. and as # was
public affair "A large crowd was pres
ent. Speeches of welcome were made
by the members. Refreshments were
served.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
WE EATBER

WASHINGTON, D. c. May 27.-Ths
western storm area has moved from
Iowa TO the lake region.
The indications are that the weather
will continue cloudy, with local rains
within the next So hours in the At
latnic States.
Forecast till 8 p. m. Friday;
For Delaware-cloudy tonight and
Friday; warmer Fridays light to mod
crate south and southwest winds.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
Hammock Saves Her LIE.

HARTFORD. Conn. May 2T.-Four-
year-old Rose Kaling, daughter OF Carl
Kaling. Of No. % Afieck street fell out
of a window and landed in a ham
mock fifty feet below. She was picked
up scared, but little hurt.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
constabIe seIIs store Efieets.

Constable Thomas Buckley this
morning sold the fixtures and contents
Of the candy store of Alois Phillip No.
$50 Market street There were about
100 persons present and the sale net
ted over $500
Evening journal., 1909-05-27
Third Ward Social.

The Third Ward Social Club a nom
partisan adjunct to the West Side
Democratic Club, had a social last night
at the clubhouse on Fifth street west
Of Madison. A musical program was
given during the evening.
Evening journal., 1909-05-27

See That Your Goods Have
Merit and PubIicify-Two Re-
quisifes for Success.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30

@epiIening al 2icenie. Ger itemtt
imob % ire for 2icenie, iaa at ct
Olaf College er mi i en- gp, icm ifft
bar SaIooner. ". 6. Gapton, ion
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Ebompion Soma, Yalt. 6. Q. Sal
porions 9aIo. 9oitor SreIitao boIoi
Wisiionspr9oifen.
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itor Reber 2unbe inoiat i 8ions Me'
uigbeo, Rocf EEL, Minn., az Baitor
@ioias Sofitab, S%apfielb, Minn. go
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fommct os bar bolbt fin Siltr9oeIie
| Mfenigbeben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30
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Gitp ben Ste % CITE ausuit Vii Chi
taap, Milipaufee & Ct. GanI Rp.

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% fra Subuaue 81. $50 giterutS. Jams
me Sag. % ira 9ebar HapiHs 81. 5.35
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&opcro fra Sofia.
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peret iaa lem ION fbft 9tnter, % afrtste
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UNDERTAKE mtg en- Operation, men MI tsler
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fiber al eenne fsrforeeltae Blase."
On Naub lfriper fra Waterpiae:
~Ses bar brusf 9eres Bile Ointment % tan
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Sra @aufon ftrines fplsenbe:
sec CT meset tafnemmeIis for Eeres gptboet
mob Htes. Oct CT en- COB Meotctu, % On
@rufie helbreeeee mtg urlttn seq ienoer
terpeo 30 Gents for en- 9ruffe ill.,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30
Operraifeoe ham.
2Gaens Soriss meb IerimssmiSSei.

On Sarge | aanias erperimentereoe
meb fin 8ut / en- 8rspe al HGrings'
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ger:
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Wrrfe til Den 8irfuing, De fcriflel'
lige RGrinesmibler bar paa Batierl'
ter. Win egen lille Sen, fire aar
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betpuoeIie, og eiter ocnne Spgoom
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SIogs Ssbe.
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bens nGiteu f~ortrpaeroe Smag %
irrIig ON Ser,s nGrenbe 90 nerpeop'
bnggenbe 3roft, buorfor leg begpnote
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ham.
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ben. Ss or Gate, ianpe % falbe al
] Snteresie for Ieuueifebeben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30
maofiore 6eiitliee.

ut Der | "gobe samle Gage" oaiaa
funoe bore @rsit meb Senipr til
Sperbaaoiebeo i Wab % 9riffe %
tilmeb | en- Stanb, Der ifuloe saa
fcron meb ct sobt grempel, besom
fan man oberbepiies peb @etragtnins
al geretningerne ON Breitemsoerne,
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ore feitIise Sammenfomiter I 8ra-
itebiem. Selpfslgelig par Der osiaa
2GsfoIf tiIitebe peo ilise 2eiIiebeber,
iooleoes (. CT. GbeIsmenb; men man
fan gobt eaa no fra, at Sopebparten
at be paasi9loenbe bar geiitlige, og
De bar iaaleoes life itaaet tiIbage |
Senieenoe til GeItageIie / gorbets
@Ieoer, bpiIfet iet meb Rutiossine
bar pGret meget rigboIoise.
gi bar i%aaIeoes en- geretning ON,
bnab Der mebgtf peb BET 8alente,
9r9iten I @perorup I Spoii9Ilanb
eiter lin Sur boIbt 1898. San bap.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30
-NorF SorIis.
Sra eibncs / auitraIien meoSeIes

Sra Sibncp | guitraIien meobeIes
ben 14be SuIi:
llnionliniens Camper "5ofno"
bar BERTH inbbraet 5 Eerioner ira
norif garf "Grrol", iom paa Reiie
fro SpSomcrifa til H~epcaitle ben
tSoe sunni itranbebe pna Wiobleton
Hep noenfor auitroIiens apit. II
at be ombprop9renoe brufneoe eller
bsoe al SuIt % 9so, oeribIanot aap.
@teinen % Siiitru tiaisemeo a gsrn
iamt ferite % onoen Stprmanb.
Sernborfen, Tom par paa 1864
Geg. Cons 9riitto os bemanoet meo
CO. 20 Wano, beianbt fig paa Ieiie
II gaIlait fra amerifas 8eitfpit fioiie
gfsanesiteb Gbimbote, til RemeaitIe
pna Ip Gpb.@oIes. Sfibet tit lit
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slpriI iisIse teIegrafiif WeboeIeIie fro
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grepmeobeleIier Gbimbote omfring
ben 15oe iamme Waaneo.
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men unber Notwithstanding az
bans 80 bapoe Sr. s. s.. Solmen
mioIcrtibis opertaeet 9ispoiitionen
Of Sfibet.
SfsIge SpIpsninger til "aitenp."
fra Ieoerne giennem oereS Bigger
bapoe "grrol" fsIaenbe SoIf cmborb:
StprmanS Otto Slien, Ssusberg,
gnoenitprmonb @waIo llIrifien, %
gar eammel, ariitiania, Stuert 6.
6. Senien, Sanbefiorb ~(reObet),
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1908 / Hetucaitle paamsnItret fsl'
aenoe Wanbifaber: Sons S. 30,
SreSr. GnSrc, 8arl @eitrom, Sbor
Sammersbere, Sobonnes Henner, 8.
Q. garpop, 8uitaf aron, Grit So.
bannesien. 30 Of DC engellfe Utano.
Ifober er rebbet.
gfibets &aptein par Chill anSre'
fen fra WanbaI. San bapoe meo Jig
omboro fin Sruc % fine fire gsrr
Tom ale er omfomne.
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"errol" bar Iibt frpsteIis. Set bap'
De intet anSet of Iepe al, eno nogle
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Sperlcuenbe bar ubtalt iom i'm Wse.
nina, at Sapteinens Suitru 'elp To-
iteoe fine gsru operboro al Srpgt
for, at De ifiiIbe blipe or9bt % OPP
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30
Muhcrne InmiIiclin.

Muecrne Samiliclin. Sriier (ttl
i'm Raub): Sc noa Iibt efter lin.
eerue. ioa sc life fIorer Gineuc no
paa boeranore. mems ieg saar ! Seip,
~reIieSmsoe ! '5oreniugen for Smaa.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30

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.Sss pI fos, at Nctssers Bile Ointment CT
pet beolte Nt5esi, ieg bar fUrigat. Sec er
nI ganite bra ieica.~
3 TorS Safota PRIZES WetsserS
pile Ointment.
YIN ! Satbrpn boenbe Mauo timber Gin
bring:
--Ses Tan berette, at iea CT rnsact beore. Suo,
lagt ftuoes 30 Gents for en- Rrnffe TIL"
5SIserbe mebbeles fra 0aaaSod:
-.Sea fan mebbeTe. at 2eres TiSbeI bar siul.
pet mtg"
en- Wanb fra 8pttenean 5friper:
SEQ bar uu fun libt ini.n al Netssers Bile
ctntueRt. Den bar aiort gpb girfuiu9, men
leo er enenu lite bsIbreoef. Seq ieu6er so
Gents fer ~ fda en- Arntfe TIL"
Sra SoIep ~bepibnes:
see bar ben GerustcIit at mtoeeIe, at gtres
Bile Ointment er en- COB Rebieiu."