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Evening journal., 1909-03-22
MOB LED BY WOMEN,
ATTACKS STRIKE BREAKERS

The strike breakers arriyed on train
from New York. and were met by CHIEF
Of Police Bell and all of his men, They
formed a hollow square about the in
comers and started for the factory OF
NJ. Berg & CO. Before they had proceeded
a block they were attacked by the strik-
ers and their sympathizers. The women
in the mob kept TO the front and the
police did not care to use their clubs
on them but we're finally compelled to
and many were badly bruised before they
finally ned.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
CHEMICAL ENGINE A
LOCAL INVENTION

Many local hrcmen from other cities,
witnessed a test Of new chemical en-
gine, invented by John II. Lally and
James J. English, both OF this city at
the plant Of the Wilmington Brass Com
pany. No. 5l3 East Third street, on Sat
urday afternoon. The invention worked
splendidly and those present predicted a
bright future for il.
The Improvement on the new engine
consists mainly in its simple construc-
tion and quick method Of operating. II
has been seen by Chief Baxter. OF the
Philadelphia Fire Department, and has
been approved by him.
Besides the Wilmington firemen who
witnessed the test, there were present
Chief Porter and Asslatant Engineers
McNally and Megill: also the assistant
engineer Of the Reading Department,
and Chief Mahon, Of Chester.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
GOVERNOR A GUEST
OF YOUNG MEMS CLUB

The Young Mems Republican Club
will hold a club night at DoclSstader's
Garrick Theatre tonight, to which ali
the club members and their friends are
invited. The bill this week is good
and as an added attraction there will
be several features the details of which
are being withheld.
Governor S. $. Pennewill and Mayor
Horace Wilson with their parties will
be the guests of the club. They will
occupy the box on the left side Of the
house.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
CHILD DIES
FROM BURNS

As a result of burns he received by
spilling kerosene over himself and
then setting his clothing on fire, VIII
lard Twadell. aged 6 years. son of
Jacob Twadell. Jr., of Beaver Valley
Pa. died in the Delaware Hospital yes
terday. The accident occurred about
g O'Clock on Saturday night and the
child was brought to the hospital here
in a carriage. He was badly burned
about the body, face and hands. and
had inhaled the flames
The child got hold Of the oil in some
manner and accidentally spilled it upon
himself and then secured a match OF
got too near the stove.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
POT HUNTER
SHOOTS TWO men

Arthur Smith. OF Chester. motorman
on a Wilmington and Darby trolley hne
and Warren d. Weston, Of Wilmington, q
passenger on Smiths car, were struck ir
the face by stray shots from a pot hun.
ter's gun, near claymont on Saturday ar
ternoon.
an who did the shooting has moi
been found. lie was shooting at pigeons
WI oh escaped from bounds in live bird
match.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
FOUR. THROWN
FROM ACARRIAGE

-Four young women, Miss Annie Faulk-
ner Of No. sl5 Head street. this city'
Miss Elizabeth Baxter. Miss Sadie Weav-
er, and Miss Mary Weaver, Of Philadel-
phia. were thrown from a carriage, near
the summer home of Harry j. stoeckle'
close to Farnhurst, yesterday afternoon.
Their horse became frightened and ran
away.
Miss Sadie Weaver was the most seri-
ously hurt and DR.. George r. Foulk at
tended her. Tho others in the party es-
capped with slight bruises.
The horse ran into a hedge breaking
an axle of the carriage and upsetting 1t.
James b. Toman, Of New Castle, hap
pened along at the time Of the accident,
and he brought the girls back to VIII
mington. The three Philadelphians were
visiting Miss Faulkner.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
FAMINE AND RAINS IN
lANDALUslk, PEASANTS STARVING

MADRID. March 22 -Torrential
rains and fierce gales have added to
the famine horror in Andalusia and re-
lief work today was practically sus-
pended. Starving peasants are steal
ing food wherever they can find It and
are breaking into bakeries and provi-
sion stores.
Troops from Seville are on guard in
many OF the worst centers OF the ia
mine but they are afraid 10 adopt rig
orous measures as such action would
undoubtedly inname the populace and
lead to the most violent disorders.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
JAIL FOR THREE
PANHANDLERS

CHESTER, March 22-Charged with
being the head of a gang of panhand-
lers who have been making the west
ern section Of the city their field Of
operation, terrorizing women and chill
dren, until the men of the community
got up in arms against the vagabonds.
Edward Grady, of Wilmington. was
taken into custody by the Chester po-
lice and given a hearing before Magis-
trate Stockman in the City Hall Police
Court. Grady was sent to Jail for 80
days. and John Carr, OF Philadelphia.
and Frank Aiullin, of Wilmington, who
we're with Grady. were each committed
for 80 days.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
ORANGE. n. j., March p. A mob OF
200 men, led by twenty-five women at
tackled a force OF strike breakers, guard
ed by local police as they were proceed
ing to the hat factories here today to go
TO work. Bricks. stones, and clubs, were
thrown and the police finally had to draw
their revolvers to disperse the mob As
il was one policeman. was hit with
brick. which cut his head and knocked
him down. The situation Is decidedly
serious and further trouble Is looked
for.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
TALLow CANDLES AS FOOD.

Three stowaways Who Arrived in Phil
adelphia Picked Up by the Police.
PHILADELPHIA. March 22-Munch-
ing tallow candles TO satisfy the crav-
ings of hunger, three Southern boys
who recently arrived here as stowaways
from Charlestown, S. c., were picked
up by policeman early today and later
sent to the House of Correction.
They gave their names as John n
Dickson, 16 years old; James Wilson
16, and Thomas Martin, II.
They arrived here on coast steam
er last Friday.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
No Report From Newark Vet.

Coroner Gaynor has not yet received
report from the state analyst at
Newark. of the examination of the con-
tents of the stomach Of John Henry,
colored. who the authorities believe
was poisoned at Middletown. Matthew
Brown, colored. of that place. is under
arrest on the charge Of knowing some-
thing about Henry's death and he will
be held pending developments.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
BUILDING AND NOT A
SHIP WAS ON ElRE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 22.--
Sighting what he thought to be ship
afire at sea Captain Chester Lancaster.
went TO the rescue with the steam
schooner r. d. Inhsm. The blaze how
ever, was a fire in buildings on the
shore and the Inman struck on Boil
mas point, 20 miles north OF this city.
All of the crew have been taken of
by the life savers but the vessel is
breaking up.
She sailed from this port Saturday
night. with a big cargo of general mer-
chandise, which will be lost.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
SEVEN NEW M. E. PASTORS
ASSIGNED TO WILMINGTON
Mr.. White Goes TO Mt. Salem, Mr.. Webster TO As
bury and MT. Corkran TO UnioH-Dr. Stephen
son Named Superintendent

trlct superntendency at the last minute
Seven new pastors go to the Whining
ton churches. They are: The Rev. u,
H. Webster, Asbury; ID. IL. Willis, Kings
wood; William l.. White, Mt. Salems
W. G.. Koons, Scott; John White, Trinity;
w r. Corkran, Union; 4. r Van Dyke,
Wesley.
II. a. G. Westerheld goes to Elkton; J..
T. Prouse TO Hockessin; +. Il. Carpen-
ter to Port Deposit; s. N. Piichard 10
Delmar and G. w. Dawson to Deals Is-
land
The Rev. T.. l.. Hofecker was sent to
Welsey Dover, as successor TO A. W..
Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
MILLER SUCCEEDS KEALlNe AS
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The
President sent to the Senate today the
nomination OF Charles w. Miller TO be
United States Attorney for the Dis
trict of Indiana. Miller will succeed
Joseph B. Kealing. who resigned re-
Gently because he was not i'm sympa-
thy with the governments prosecution
for libel against Delevan Smith, editor
of the Indianapolis News, and Joseph
Pulitzer of the New York World.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
gpeeIal 10 rHn EvENINo IoURNAL

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, March 22.-Appoint-
ments OF pastors were made by Bishop
Moore. at this mornings session Of the
Wilmington NJ IL. Conference. The new
presiding elders are the Rev. r. X. Ste
phenson. for Easton. and the kev. G.. p.
Jones. for Salisbury. Dr. Stephenson had
been selected as superintendent OF tho
Salisbury district and Mr.. Jones as his
successor at Wilmington, but as the SAL
isbury appointment would have taken
Or Stephenson out OF the state ana
compelled him to resign his commission
as chaplain OF the Organized Militia or
Delaware. ne was given the Eastern dis
Evening journal., 1909-03-22

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del. March 22.-Fire
starting from a defective hue in the
residence of Guy Hill, at Cannon's, an
enterprising village four miles south Of
Seaford, has spread with great rapid
ity and is now threatening the town.
The fire was discovered about IL
O'Clock and as the town is without fire
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 22.-
During tonight and Tuesday, the
weather will be fair in the middle east
ern and southeastern States, with light
frost tonight in the interior of the east
gulf, and South Atlantic states. Dur
in Tuesday, temperature will rise slow
ly over the eastern portion OF the
country.
Forecast till p. m. Tuesday;
For Delaware-Fair tonight, and
Tuesday; minimum temperature to-
night about freezing; slightly warmer
Tuesday. Light 10 moderate winds,
mostly northerly.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
No Appolntment Yet.

Much interest is centered in the
mayors appointment Of director OF the
street and Sewer Department TO sue
ceed Thomas ". Melvin. whose term
will expire on April /. Mayor Wilson
said today that he had not yet made
the appointment but might announce Il
the later part Of this week
Among the men named for the place
aue George c. Rommel. Councilman
Seth II. Feaster, Councilman Matthew
L. KYLE and Mr.. Melvin himself.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
MEAT INSPECTOR REPORTS

Meat Inspector Morrison made his re-
port for the month OF February TO the
Board OF Health to-day. During the
month he inspected f37 cattle, 42s
calves, $50 sheep and lambs and 2,42S
hogs. Five cattle, four hogs and l,fS0
pounds o. meat were condemned.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
FIRE THREATENS TO LICK
UP SUSSEX COUNTY TOWN

protection the citizens an dfarmers Of
the neighborhood who have flocked
L, the distressed town have formed a
fUcket brigade and are now fighting the
fre
Reports from the stricken town are
that the fire has consumed two more
dwellings and a blacksmith shop.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
TweIfth Warder. to Meet.

The Twelfth Ward Republican Club
will meet at tho northeast corner Of
Fifth and Scott streets on Thursday
night and decide on location for tenn
porary quarters preparatory 10 build
ing a new clubhouse. The building
committee will make it's report and il
is likely that a plot OF ground for the
new building viii be decided on.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
FREE DEAFNESS CURE.

A remarkable offer by one of the
leading ear specialists in this country
who win send two months medicine
free to prove his ability to cure Deaf
ness. Head Noises and Catarrh. Adj
dress Dr. G. NJ. Branaman. 1868 Wal
nut street. Kansas City, Mo.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
Funeral of Mr.. stapleford.

The funeral of Charles Stapieford,
the New Castle hundred farmer who
was killed last week by an old CHM
ney falling on him, took place on Sat
urday afternoon. Services were con-
Quoted at his residence by the Rev. J..
Jones of ST. Georges.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
Wnter Roard Elnanees.

A bank balance Of sl0,523.9b 90 Tho
credit OF the Board OF Water Commits
sioners was reported this morning.
The current pay roll amounting IL
S793.30 was passed.
Ten thousand dollars has been receiv-
ed on account from City Council.
Evening journal., 1909-03-22
pavis,s Portrait on HsttIsship's Silver

JACKSON. Miss, March 22.-It has
been decided that the portrait of JEFF
ferson Davis. and not that Of De Soto
the explorer, as originally planned.
shall be engraved on the silver service
TO be presented by Mississippi citi-
zens to the new battlcship Mississippi
Evening journal., 1909-03-22

THERE is nothing that slim
4 uIafeS trade so much as
Regular Advertising in a pa
per of recognized standing,
influence and known circula-
fioH.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21

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parftet eIore % ,Dere sfibgnooeI.
Ter. ON Aiteneu biI @fib % Wan.
iter pare oplDite al eIeftriife @Igbes
slamper.
So Il + i OF me g pa re
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5parefasie i1ofrufue @ataitrofe
5orbtnoelie meb Sc Mbertiife Bp6ra.
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til 8. 3. Wai at fremiqtte ct 2obfor.
flag ON ifarpet &ontroI meo itats,
fontrollereoe 5pare- % 2annefasier.
DtsieS Mntal er fro 1881 teget fra
|446 me0 ct Gilgo6ebabenbe for S11-
t%eresienterne paa 254 MilIioner til
E538 meo ct Iilgo6ebabenoe for Spa,
rerres Of $40 MtIlioner Rroner.
StatStiliDnet meb bisie Snifitutio-
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ner bar ppret fprt al Ell enfelt Monb,
iom gonife natlrlig efterbaanbeu bar
facet en- nlgielig Dpgape, bporfor set
ltpe 2oDforilag tiloeler bom ct Mntol
Sltlonrpgtige, iom opertager Sen 11,1-
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rcfasieinipeftgren: Sorgorig in6e-
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&eformer, bpis Mp6penoigbe6 er Die
bet %in6lDienbe.
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beo at oberifere @alien paa ben6ee,
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5ngtNls.
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Slo pad "a @ien6omme / Ngrrepolo,
fparteret &ipbenbab1 blep al Sri
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oringsbns ian1t. en- @ritat1ing pao
11,0OO @r.
@iborg 9berret bar paafien6i
9agen moo MrreItanten 2uobi9 Mler-
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8. Sftober 1908 poo 2pgaarosbeier
De0 Solltebro 6rebte @oor6eie1
&ulsgaar6 me6 flere Stub af EN- Me-
bolper og 0erefter u6plpnoreoe 2ieet
for bets Segnebog meb Sn6bo16 165
&r. Set aniaas life go6tgiort, al
Mrreitanten bab6e ombrogt @ooro.
eleren me6 SperlRg eller for at til.
egne fig bans &enge, bborimo6 Fan
b1ep ogm for forietltgt 9rab, us.
p%lpn6ring al Sig, @eorageri, Spperi,
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Sugtbusarbei6e / 16 Mor. 8e6 lin
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til bar bet ipenffe r5eparatorn1
aompagni belt % aloeles ignoreret
@i1rmeiiter & 8atn'S BetDoning lon1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5tor Sc I a m e. Ser CT
giort en- mggtig &eflame ! ubInn6ei
for NarbusuoitilIingen. Scr bar i
omtrent 700 Dngblaoe / II europe,
lite 2anbe og i Mmerifa bpret opta-
get MrtifIer og 8illeoer ON uo1til,
lingen, % oanife &oniuler ubIan-
bet bor grget for, at Der / &oteller,
&l1bber meo mere i europe, Mmeri-
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&eflameplafater for uoitillingen.
-MarbuSboerne foritaar set!
Sn6re sc igiions &ptn.
8 e e m / n a T / Ii m. Com en-
@abe til SSn0re Misiions &albbnn-
6reoaars Subil9um / 1910 baaber
Ell iterre &re6s al Misiionens 8en-
ner at funr1e reflect &pin6eieminn-
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bporfra aarlig 80 l1nge &pinoer Tan
gan no og optage en- strengthening
blon6t Den %opbofse116e Slngt / Sri
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100000 Ser, bportiI man gnifer 8i=
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Camille / 8 m c + a ia.
Som tioligere neOnt Dor to unge
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5beilmam og B1aun, al Sen rusliife
&egiering facet Ell @oncesiion poo
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rejlt fra &igbenbapn forsiummen mes
en- 5tob at 5iRlpere at begDn0e
2afseftlferiet De i9rne Sper og
5ilbereoningen AT Sangiten. Set er
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n11o9renoe Sttlltng. u1roer ben en-
g%elltfpote 9berlte GoloembeoSmnno |
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at lifpi6ere. Set for nogle Mar H.
SEN meb iaa itore 6orbentninger 1tif.
teoe Gleftricitetsfompogni ipnger
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borg % 0oenie, men efter at set /
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mnnerne ielp biloe babe Gleftrict-
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S1retttonen, bptS Sormano er Seie-
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aar> 1aa Oct noaa :1norSmmes, at man
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Sla91er Sn9llang al SrSrl1p cDtle'
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b1ltnot bar 1laaet libel. Sugllang
git meo inc | Sfopen, men Ga ban
be1eoe zig 11eo ober Wanoen, Ser laa
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bibragte 6ugliang ct laaoant Slag /
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Segnebog me0 260 &r., bans Bung
me0 8 &r., 1br og &ie6e og en-
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&ipbcnhapn.

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Mariaville grange held very interest
ing meeting Dec. II. Forty members and
four visitors were present. The sisters
occupied the chairs, and conferred the
third and fourth degrees upon one candi-
date. A fine program was carried out by
the sisters, and harvest feast enjoyed.
1t was reported by one of the brothers
that the ladies won on all points in the
contest, and rising vote Of thanks was
given the ladies for their kind hospitality.
The grange met Saturday evening, Dec.
Is, with twenty-six members and one Wis
itor present. The literary program was
much enjoyed. During recess games were
played.
There will be no meeting next Saturday
evening, it being Christmas night, and
New Years night everybody is requested
to bring something for New Years pro-
gram.