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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15
No. 81, ST. Published Nav ~ 1000
CHAPTER 112, LAWS OF 1909

NO. -. ;. Published Nav 3 1909
CHAPTER 112, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to appropriate to the state park
BOARD money to reimburse it for certain
expenditures made necessary by the mad
yertent omission in chapter 495, laws of
therefor. wv
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section 1. There is appropriated to the
state park board sum not exceeding four
a nun and thirty-six dollars and eighty
I'VE cents ($436.S5) out of any moneys in
the state treasury not otherwise appro
prlated to reimburse said park board for ex-
pendltures for maps, options, and getting
out their annual report, incurred during the
fiscal year ending January 1, 1909. such
appropriation being made necessary by the
lnadvertent omission of the word "annuaIly'
in section 2 of chapter 1875 laws of 1907.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after it's passage and
Approved May -, 1909.
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resented in Senate and Assembly, do enac.

as follows
Section l. Section 1876 of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 1876. 1. No
person, officer. or broker, agent or b-agent
OF any insurance corporation of any kind
required TO pay the tax under sec
tion l219 shall act or aid in any manner IN
tranSactng the business of or with esuch
corporation In placing risks or in collecting
any premiums or assessments or effecting
insurance therein. without first procuring
from the insurance corporation ede
certificate of authority nor shall
any such person, officer, broker. agent or
SuD-agent after such certificate shall have
expired, or after revocation by the commits
sioner of insurance of such certificate or of
the license of such corporation and until
new certificate or license shall have been
issued TO him. do or perform any such act
Tor or IN behalf of any insurance corpora
ton.
>. No such certificate shall be issued by
any other than the officers or resident agent
OF such corporation signing the policies OF
insurance issued by it or a person duly au-
thoriZed thereto in writing by such officers
or resident agent, after copy of such au-
thorlty has been filed in the office of the
commissioner of insurance; nor unless the
same shall be in such form as prescribed by
the commissioner of insurance and numbered
conSecutlveIy as issued by the person au-
thorized thereto and Il statement or state
mentS of the names and residences of all
persons to whom such certificates are issued
on any day, in such form as prescribed by
the commissioner. together with the fees
provided for certificates to agents by sec
ton 1912, shall be mailed to said commits
sioner on the day such certificates are is
sued.
>. All certificates of authority heretofore
issued under this section shall remain in
force until the time of Their expiration OF
revocation as heretofore provided by law.
and all certificates hereafter issued shall ex-
pire annually upon the expiration of the Ii
cenSe of the company issuing the same. I'M
less previously revoked pursuant to law.
4. Any person VIC
lating the provisions of this section shall be
punished by fire OF not =
more than five hundred dollars for each of
tense. Any company violating subsection
of this section shall pay five times the
amount Of fees upon each license included
in such violation.
AnnroYed NIav L. 1000
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15

AN ACT to establish 4 board Of art com.
m.ssioners for cities OF the first class.
The people of the State OF Wisconsin. rep.
resented in Senate and Assembly. do enact
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15
No. 466. Al Published Nav Is 1909
CHAPTER LIZ LAWS IlE 1900

Approved May II. 1909.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
TEAM
INJURIES CHILD

While playing in front Of her home, No.
800 Broome street, last evening, Catharine
Coward, aged II years, daughter of n.
Dushane Coward, was badly injured by
being knocked down by team Of tho
Bavarian Brewing Company. Her right
shoulder was broken and she sustained
other cuts and bruises Dr. d. l. McColley
dressed her injuries.
Whether the horse tramped upon the
ohild's shoulder or a wheel Of the wagon
passed over that part Of her body is not
decided. She is frail child and It was not
likely that the 90o-pound wagon passed
over, for the bones would have been
crushed. Several boys and the child her
self. however. say that one wheel did pass
over her.
II was thought that the child also sus-
tained a fractured skull as she bled pro-
fusely from the ear and Il was not until
4 o'clock this morning that this bleeding
was stopped. She was much improved this
morning
The girl was playing with some COM
panions when the accident occurred Be
fore Valentine Rambuckle. the driver Of
the team, was able 10 stop the horse IT had
Knocked down the child Persons who wit
messed the accident say il could not have
been avoided.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
new CASTLE STIR
OVER ASSESSMENT
Three Men Injured at the
BryIgOn Steel Plant Yes.
terday

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. June s.-The New CAS-
tie City Council has a big task on Its
hands trying to arrange an equitable as
sessment Of city property. Lots for which
owners demand $500 are assessed at $50.
Members Of Council believe that the own
ers should bear their share Of the city's
taxes. There are properties in the city
where the owners are asking four times
the assessment value and when all such
properties are raised they will make it so
that every one shall pay part Of the
necessary cash required
The new uniforms for the twenty-six
members Of Ivanhoe Division Of the K Of
p. have arrived. on Friday evening dele
cations Of Uniformed Knights win be here
when Ivanhoe Division is instituted
Supreme Prelate Dewitt Cobb, Of Bridge
ton, N. j., will be present. Following the
secret work in the third story lodge room
there viii be a social session and military
ball in the second story room. The young
women who assisted at the bazaar last
winter will be guests Of the Knights.
HURT AT STEEL WORKS.
In the Brylgon steel Casting Company's
works yesterday there were three acci-
dents Edward Carney was struck in the
head by a ladle: John Bridgewater lost
the end of a finger by coming in contact
with machinery and Henry Hollis. colored.
had his hand severely burned by molten
metal.
The pipes have been placed across the
street at Second and Harmony to carry
off the surface water. A force Of men is
raising the trolley tracks. The trouble at
sixth and Delaware streets will be rem
edied next.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
NEW DIVISION OF
RECORDS ORGANIZED

The Division Of Records as appointed
by Governor Pennewil, met for or
ganization yesterday afternoon at the
Historical Society Building. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
Mrs. Mabel L. Ridgely, of Dover: first
vice-president, the Rev Charles Fl. B.
Turner. Of Lewes; second vice-presi-
dent, DR.. George w. Marshall; secre-
tary' Mrs. Josephine T. Smith; treas
urer, Peter T. Wright.
Some valuable papers including m
original grant Of land from William
Penn TO George Stevens in 1886. will
be placed with others consigned to
the care Of the division in a safe de-
post box in the Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company The papers were
presented by the Rev. c. H. b. Turner
and are Of much historical interest
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
TWO NEW BOATS
FOR WILSON LINE
Will be 200 Feet Long, of
Steel, and Ready For Ser
vice Next Spring

The Wilson Steamboat Line has Just or
dered two new boats for the line between
this city and Philadelphia to be modelled
after the City Of Chester. one Of the boats
which is now being used on the line. The
vessels win be larger than the city Of
Chester being 200 feet over all. The beam
over the guard will be forty feet and the
depth Of hold Il feet The boats will also
be better equipped than the present boats
Of the line, and promise better comfort
for the passengers
Contracts for the two boats were signed
yesterday with the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corporation. The boats are to be
delivered on April /. 1910. and will be
placed in operation Immediately thereaf-
ter. The line will then have four vessels
between Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The boats will be Of steel up to the
saloon deck, which will be extended all
the way to the stem OF the boat. which
will add very materially to the capacity
Of the deck and give much more space for
travellers outside in the summer
They will be propelled by inverted triple
expansion. surface. condensing engines,
and three cylinders working upon three
cranks, set at angles Of l24 degrees. The
cylinders will be 49, % and A inches in di-
ameter, respectively. by 24-inch stroke.
The steam working pressure will be 175
pounds.
Air pumps, circulating pumps. bilge
pumps and all auxiliaries will be inde-
pendent.
The two new boats viii cost about $685.
ooo. They will be faster than the Brandy
wine and City of Chester and will make
the WilmlngtonPhiladelph trip in two
hours regularly.
II is proposed TO run four boats daily
between this city and Philadelphia at in
tervals Of one and a quarter to one and a
half hours. There will be a boat on the
christiana river practically at all times.
The new vessels are to handle the grow
ing freight and passenger business Of the
company.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
PAID 26 CENTS
OF STATE TAX

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del, June s-Prohably the
small license fee ever paid into the state
Of Delaware came in this week. II was a
payment OF twenty-six cents and while
tho amount was not enough to buy six
tickets on the Philadelphia troleys. IT
nevertheless required the Great Seal OF
the State and the signatures Of both Gov
ernor Pennewin and Secretary Of state
Hastings.
II was issued 70 the Wilmington. New
Castle and Southern Railway Company.
operating an electric car line 10 New
Castle and Delaware City from Whining
ton. under the law assessing one mill on
each dollars worth Of business to every
person. firm or corporation that selsl OF
distributes steam, gas and electricity for
commercial purposes. The company pay
ing the license doubtless has 10 supply
$3.50 worth Of electricity for commercial
lighting At any rate there was no COM
plant accompanying the letter that the
company was overtaxed.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
FIREMEN WERE
SEVERELY SHOCKED

There was slight fire last evening
i'm the plant Of Swift and Company,
No. 70S Lancaster avenue, but it came
near resulting seriously for several
members Of the Weccacie Fire Com
pany, including First Assistant Fire
Chief Patrick McGin He, with Fire
men Miller, Kenney and Glenn had
hold of the hose when thes tream came
into contact with a motor around
which the fire was blazing, and the
water acting as a conductor caused the
men to receive a severe electric shock.
They were not seriously injured. how
ever.
When the blaze was discovered a
still alarm was sent to the Weccacoe
company. The members of that com
pany extinguished the blaze The
damage is confined to the motor.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
NOW THRESH PEAS
BY MACHINERY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
DOVER, Del. June 5-The new enter
prise of canning peas after the garden
peas have passed through a pea
thrasher" was begun here yesterday
by the Liberty Brand Canning Com
pany, employing a large number Of
men. The peas were delivered for
the first time from among 100 acres
contracted for in this vicinity. After
the pea vines are hauled to the thresh-
er. the pea kernels are screened and
weighed and the farmers are paid two
and one-half cents the pound, cash,
for their product. OF the 100 acres
contracted for. ]. Z. Rowland, OF
Viola has raised twenty-eight acres;
J. Frank Moore. ten acres; J. r. Ne
vile, seven acres; F. p. Hipwell, five
acres: Elbert G. Packard, five acres;
William H. Marvel. five acres; A. G.
Massey, FIVE acres. The industry, II
is believed. will become one Of the
standard summer occupations of CEN
tral Delaware.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
CUPID CAPTURES
SUSSEX TEACHERS

GEORGETOWN. Del. June s.-The
most worried man in Sussex county at
present is County superintendent John d.
Brooks, on whom falls the serious task
Of securing teachers for all the schools
of the county. Cupid is the cause Of most
of the trouble. for the many marriages
that have taken place and that are ar
ranged to take place this summer win
greatly deplete the ranks of the school
marms."
In Milton a principal, vice principal and
six teachers are needed; at I.ewes several
Of the teachers viii be- married and in
Georgetown two viii leave the work and
two will be married In the country dis
trict schools the number leaving is even
greater, and it is feared that Some Of the
schools will have 20 remain closed next
fall because they have no teachers.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08

His desire for drink disappears ab-
solutely and he will even abhor the
very sight and smell OF whiciSey
The vigor he has wasted away by
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health and strength and cheerfulness
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Golden Remedy has cured some Of
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This fact Is proven by many ladies
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Mrs. Hattie Balkins. Vanceburg. Ky.
says
MY husband took two doses Of your
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II costs absolutely nothing TO try.
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lie viii also send you the strongest
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send for free trial package OF
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Evening journal., 1909-06-08
S. H. Stats.
NOTIONS

An endless variety of useful and nee
essary little things for the work basket
and also many that you will need in
travelling or for your summer outing.
In our case made especially for hold
ing notions we have our immense line
arranged for convenient and rapid SELL
ing. Every article offered is the very
best quality We mention a few of
them. and no doubt you will find many
others here by simply asking for them.
Rubber and Shell Combs of
all kinds; Hair Pins, Hair Nets,
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
American and English Pins,
Mourning Pins. Cubes of Pins
(black, white and assorted) :;
Dress Shields, Hooks and Eyes,
Needles and Thimbles, Tape
Measures and Scissors, Spool
Silk and Cotton, French and
Domestic Darning Cottons, Dex-
ter and German Knitting Cot
tons. Kerr's Lustre and Aunt
Lvdia's Thread, Barbour's Linen
Thread: Silkateen, Buttons of all
kinds: French. English, Dutch
and Domestic Tapes, Bias Seam
Covering, Featherstitched Braid
in white and colors, Galloon,
Goff's Angora and. Mercerized
Skirt Braids, Letters for Mark
ing Clothing, (Orders taken for
Cash's Woven Names and lni-
tials): Carriers and Webbing,
Blanket Binding; Cotton, Linen
and silk Corset Laces: Corset
Clasps. Shoe Laces, etc.
The prices of the above, in
every instance. will be found to
be the very lowest market rates.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
Phone Line at Trinity.
W. H. SMITH 6 co.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, June S-The Trinity
Rural Telephone Company, a branch
concern of the Diamond State and Bell
system, has been organized to operate
an exclusive rural line in Sussex coun-
" with Trinity as the principal center.
branch of Georgetown central. The
officers of the company are: President.
c. II. Lingo; ce-president, James
Phillips; treasurer and agent, A. B.
Lingo. The Western Electric Com
pany will furnish the equipment.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
NEW MINISTER AT
GREENHILL CHURCH

The Rev. w NJ. Kiefer. who has been
a student at the Princeton Seminary. will
Church until the latter part Of August
He will hold services at that church on
each Sunday morning There has not been
a minister at the church for sometime and
much interest is centered in the new
preacher. He is young and energetic and
is expected to arouse much interest in
church work in that section.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
operated on Eor Anpsndieitis.

LAUREL. Del. June s-Sirman Mar
vel was taken IN Thursday and after
an examination by Drs. II. F. Farlow
and Roscoe Elliott his case was
diagnosed as appendicitis. Friday
morning he was hurried to Philadel-
phia where an operation was perform
ed at st. Joseph's Hospital by Dr.
Montgomery. Word was received yes
terday stating that he was recovering
nicely from the operation and could be
expected home within ten days or two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET
Urged to Wed, Graduate Tells Father
He Did So Last Year.

Robert C. Furlong, Of Roscoe Pa, a
member Of the graduating class OF the
Jefferson Medical College. yesterday in
formed hsi father. when he advised him
to marry, that he had been welded eor
more than year. In proof of this he
showed his father and mother his bride,
who was formerly Miss Joyce M HOff-
man, Of % North Fiftieth street, Phil
adelphia. The confession took place
LAT the Broad street station. and many
la person passing by the little group OF
father and mother and young husband
and bride smiled congratulations.
Miss Hoffman and Mr.. Furlong elop-
ed 10 Wilmington on April Is. 1908, and
We're married. All this time they kept
the affair a secret. The bridegroom
rs 2S years old, and the bride 10.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
Street Enaineer at Dover.

Bpecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. June S-Engineer
George T. Watson, of Philadelphia,
who has been employed by the Street
and Sewer Commission OF Dover, TO
take charge of the work Of laying out
and paving the streets of Dover, ar
rived here last evening. and has open
ed up headquarters in the Priscilla
Block.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
DrunkaTds Cured
In "a Hours
Any Lady Can Cure the Most Violent
Drunkard Secretly at Home.
To Prove II, A Free Trial Package Is
Sent Sealed 10 All Who Write.

Let no woman despair. The cure.
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has been found
II is Golden Remedy. IL has no odor
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in the drunkard's cup OF coffee or tea.
or in his food He Will never notice
IL, he viii be cured before he realizes
it, and he will never know why he
abandoned the taste for liquor
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
Why Syrup
Pepsin is Free

For more years probably than the
age Of the person reading this, DR.. w.
B. Caldwell. of Monticello. H., has
practiced medicine. and the one thing
that forced itself on his mind was
the urgent need Of the human body
for something that would scientifically
regulate the digestive organs-the
stomach. liver and bowels.
These years Of study developed Dr.
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, now recognized
as the national safeguard Of health In
thousands Of good American homes. Fol-
twenty years Il has been gaining friends
for Il Is today as IL always has been, the
best laxative tonic for women. children
and old folks. for these especially need a
gentle. safe laxative tonic that Is sure
in results and does not gripe.
u Is because the doctor has watched
It's good work for all these years anc
believes in the merit for his remedy thai
he offers TO send free trial bottle al
his own expense 10 anyone who writes
him. You have simply TO send your name
and address. on the strength OF whai
these free trial bottles have done-anc
Caldweirs Syrup Pepsin is today more
widely used than any other American
remedy for constipation, liver trouble
fafulencv. biliousness. Indigestion soul
stomach dyspepsia. heartburn and SINH
lar disorders Of the stomach. liver ant
qist al 50 cents and 81 a bottle, and 9
bottle will do you a hundred times th'
amount of good a costs you.
People like Mrs. NJ. J.. Graves, SS2 oak
wood ave, Toledo; o, g. b Housetoin
man. Miss. once sent for free test bot
lie and now have their entire family us
ing IL as needed.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
chiId Dled h eaItinore

LAUREL, Del, June s.-Having been
taken to Baltimore for treatment for gas
tritis. Vernon. the s-months-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Marian Trehearn, died in that
city.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
Fs,tivsI For church Benefit,

The women of EastlalSe Presbyterian
Church will hold a strawberry FESTIVAL
and sale of cake and candies, on
Thursday evening at the corner OF Con-
cord avenue and Monroe street. Auto
mobile rides viii be a feature OF the
entertainment. This festival is part OF
the work OF the women OF Easuake
Church for their proposed new ohurca
building.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
Teaohers For eeoraetown.

GEORGETOWN. Del. June s.-The
Board Of Education of the Georgetown
public schools has elected the following
corps Of teachers for the ensuing term
Principal J. Emory Chapman; assistant
principal, Miss Laura Lefty. Of Lans-
downe, Pa. eighth grade. Miss Idah Mar
shall: seventh grade, Miss Carrie Hender-
son; sixth grade, Miss Emma Pennuel
fifth grade. Miss Olive Mach; fourth
grade, Miss Laura Richards; third grade,
Miss Eleanor Evans; second grade. Miss
Margaret Longendyke. of Bridgeville;
first grade, Miss Laura Jones. Of Mills
boro. The next term will open about the
middle Of September.
Another New Delaware Doctor.
John Roscoe Elliott, OF Laurel, was
graduated in medicine at the John Hop
kins University, Baltimore, to-day.
Evening journal., 1909-06-08
Our Wednesday Specials :

Women's and Misses one-piece Jump Z
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lawn and light figured lawn. very
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Women's Parasols. made Of extra
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Fine French Val Lace Insertion.
styles only. were 55c piece. sold On
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A beautiful new lot Of Dutch IN
Collars and Jabots. Special at .. ! UC
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quality. suitable for dresses and II
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Evening journal., 1909-06-08

II there Is anything
about your ailment that
YOU don't understand. or
II YOU want any medi-
cal advice. write to the
doctor. and he will ans
wer Won fully. There is
no charge for this ser
vice. The address is DR..
W. r. Caldwell, 526 Cald-
well bldg. Monticello, III.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-05
MOST IMPRESSIVE
FUNERAL IN JAPAN
Wave of Popular Sympathy
Attends Ceremonies in Honor
of Prince Ito.
(By Associated Press.)

TOXIC, November 4.--The funeral
ceremonies at Hibya Park over the re-
mains of the late Prince Ito, assassi.
mated at Hardin, were the most impress
siye display of popular demonstration
of public sympathy, and the most wide.
spread ever known In japan,
Ambassador O'Brien represented the
United States at the funeral ceremonies,
having been designated by Secretary Of
state Knox TO act for the American
government,
tThe funeral was to take place on
Thursday, November 4, which is today,
the difference IN time between Honolulu
and Toxic correcting The apparent dis
eIepancy Ia the date. There Is dlf
ference VI sixteen hours between hero
and TOXIC 40 midnight in honolulu
last might "Wednesday, ihu Tins Naa 4
O'Clock In iuhip ibn nilonoopl