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Evening journal., 1909-04-21
BATTLESHIP GIFT
COMMITTEE MEETING

In the Board Of Trade rooms this
afternoon a meeting OF the batrleshio
committee viii be held. Chairman
Horace Wilson has added the following
names 20 the committee: Governor S.
S. Pennewill, Senator George w.
Sparks and Representative T. o.
Cooper.
There viii be a conference between
the committee and the Delaware
jewellers and others interested 80 that
the schedule may be made public.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
NOW SAY SUSSEX
PEACHES ARE HURT

GEORGETOWN. Del, April 21-
Farmers in the lower part Of Sussex
county have been examining their
peach orchards. and although they
thought at first that no damage had
been done to the peach buds. they now
claim that he peach crop in that sec
tlon win be short one.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21

Brown, erbert Ryder.
state of the church-James ]. Ryder.
W. l.. Coombs.
State of the country-Alhert Price. A
Parson.
Press Representatove-Alber Price.
Educational. w. Smith. c. r. Brown.
w. E Wilson, s. p. Sheppard, r. s.
Accoo.
Conference studies-P A. Boulden. L.
G. Coombs, w. j. Ryder, S. +. Sheppard,
G A. Bostic.
Sunday schoois-s S. Rice. W. II.
Guy.
In the afternoon the anniversary OF
the Williams Memorial Educational Fund
was held with speeches by Bishop Ruley
the Rev. Asbury Smith, the Rev. ID. w
Smith and the Rev. Albert Price.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
citv Court Cases.

The charge Of breach OF the peace
against John M Tlghman. colored,
was held up. The complainant was
Tighlman's wife. who declared that he
became abusive when drunk.
Otto Jones. Elmer Kenney and Earl
Kenney. all children. charged with as
sault upon two little girls, were re-
ferrod 10 Humane Agent Stout, who
will report on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
BREAK INTO CARS
TO GET WHISKEY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GREENWOOD. Del, April 21--Railroad
Detective Thomas, Of Harrington, has
been here for the past few days looking
for the persons who have been breaking
into the cars and freight-house for the
purpose Of securing whiskey. Several
packages OF liquor have been found miss
ing and the railroad authorities are earn
estly working to ind the guilty persons.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Meetina of the poetors.

The monthly meeting of the New
Castle County Medical Association was
held in the Historical Society Build
ing last night. Discussion was de-
voted TO insanity. DR.. Charles Burr,
professor of mental diseases at the
University OF Pennsylvania, made the
address Of the evening on Diagnosis
of Insanity" A general discussion fol-
lowed the address. At the close OF
the session luncheon was served. The
next meeting viii be devoted to tuber-
culosis.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
ALLEGED He BEAT WIFE
AND FATHER -IN.LAW

James Callahan. charged with as
sualt and battery and wife beating.
was held under $500 bail on each
charge by Deputy Judge Joslyn IN City
Court this morning II is alleged that
after beating his wife. Callahan start
ed in on his s2-year-old father-in-law.
Bernard McClanerty. The rumpus
occurred IN No. 1910 West Fourth
street. James himself was beaten up,
and appeared with his face swathed IN
bandages this morning.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Choral sooietv Concert.

The final concert OF the season of the
Wilmington Choral Society will be held
on May II. Rehearsals have been re-
sumed and the chorus is making much
progress. The soloists for the concert
will be Mrs. william F. smalley. Jr..
soprano; Miss Cora Tsggart. contraliE;
Gaspard L. Cote. tenor; and Frederick
W. Wyatt. baritone. Mrs. William
Arthur Faulkner. violinist, will also play
two selections.
Hiawatha's departure will be sung at
this concert as well as several paEu
scngs.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
nlsorderIv Id Station.

Twenty dollars and costs was tho
fine imposed upon Frank l.. Richards
by Deputy Judge Joslyn in City Court
this morning on q charge Of drunken
ness and disorderly conduct. Rich
ards became exhilerated at the French
street station, and was arrested by
Edward Shellender, a railroad officer.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
t4a2 Club Dance.

In Eden Hall last night the 1902 Club
gave its first dance. Fifty couples attend
ed and delightful evening was spent The
First Infantry Orchestra furnished the
music. Tie club is composed OF the junior
members of the Knights Of Columbus.
The hall decorations were elaborate, be-
ing those arranged by the T. c. u. Club
which gave a dance in the hall on Monday
night
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
DahlineaYost.

At the home Of the brides parents
No. 1901 Anchorage. street last even
ing, Miss Sadie p. Yost and Alfred
DAZZLING Of No. $50 Kirlxwood street.
were married by the Rev. George c..
Williams. pastor Of Epworth NJ. B.
Church.
The bride was attended by Miss Ida
zepp as bridesmaid, and Harry Kahn
bacher acted as the grooms best man.
The brides gown was white point
d'esprit over taffeta. She wore a veil
caught with lilies OF the valley. The
house decorations were laurel. palms
and smilaN, and the couple stood be-
meath an arch of the same. Follow
ing a reception. which was attended
by all the guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Dahl
ing left on the 1117 train for Phila-
delphia. other points In Pennsyl-
vania and Atlantic City. They win
live for a while at No. 1901 Anchorage
street.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Rnu., cInL cnn.a-4

The st. Johns Boys Club. viii give a
musical and literary entertainment this
evening for the benefit OF its athletic
fund. Excellent talent has been engaged
for the evening. and the event promises
members Of the club are working with
the view OF joining the Sunday School
Athletic Association which is being or
gained under the auspices of the Y.
M. c. A.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
LIFTS ALL QUARANTINE
Secretary Wilson Finds Country Free
Of Foot and Mouth Disease.

@cSIoNaiJ WNopU FlHue country FFet
Of Foot and Mouth Disease.
WASHINGTON. April dissatisfied
that the foot-and-mouth disease in
cattle. sheep. other ruminants and
swine has been completely eradicated
from the United States. Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson to-day issued an
order. effective April "a. releasing the
entire country from the Federal quar-
antine on account Of that disease.
-Four States were quarantined because
of an epidemic Of foot-and-mouth dis
ease-New York. Maryland. Michigan
and Pennsylvania. the later State be-
Ing the last TO have the embargo lift
ed from II.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Maln chorus Id Moi.

The msle chorus OF Harrison Street
Brotherhood will meet this evening
at the home of John Beardsley's No.
922 West Seventh street. Professor
EIighheld will introduce some new
music. A full rehearsal is requested.
The Brotherhood took in II new mem
bers last Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Invitations Out.

Invitations have been issued for the
initial production OF. the eixty-sixth
Psalm, set to music by VIII NJ s. Brown
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. May
and 6, in West Presbyterian Church.
This cantata promises 70 be one OF the
best ever given in this city.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
To GO Abroad.

Mrs. William II. Beacon. wife Of VIII
liam H. Beacon, president Of the Will
mington Business School, will sal! from
New York on a White Star Line steamer
from Europe. After touring several coun-
tries, she will go TO Naples. Italy, her
objective point
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
sid Eor Homo Renefit.

meeting Of the Junior Auxiliary OF
the Minquadale Home was held at the
New-Century Club yesterday. The presi-
dent. Mrs L. B. Morrow presided. It was
decided to hold a supper and sale on June
in Eighth Street Park.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Hurt In Game. pied.

WABASH, Ind. April 21.-John Nc
Arthur. 20 years old. Captain OF the
Huntington football team. is dead as
the result OF injuries he received in
a game here with the Wabash High
School eleven.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
LlnhtInn PriviIeae In Wyomlna.

WYOMING. April 2i.-Alr. Hope,
representing the Phoenix Company
which lights by electric current the
towns OF Harrington. FELTON, and Fred
erica, on Monday evening obtained the
lighting privilege here.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Court Mould Not Raise License.

SALEM, n. j.. April 2i.-The Bor-
ough Council Of Pennsgrove lost out
at the opening of the county courts IN
the appeal to Justice Trenchard ana
Judge sinnickson for an increase IN
the hotel license fee for tho borough
from $500 20 $500. The license 1or
French's hotel was renewed at the Ola
fec Of $500.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
MocaulIey-Foster.

At the home Of Mrs Lizzie b. Nc
Caulley. No. ns Washington street this
evening. her daughter Miss Anna Bertha
Mccauliey win become the bride OF Levi
McCauley Foster. A reception will follow.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Visitors in Bermuda.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Phillips are in Ber-
muda. The island Is IN its brightest
robe OF nature. Lily fields, rose gar
dens and oleander hedges all go TO
make the scenery the more beautiful.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
1hIrd Mard pemoorata 10 Mest.

A meeting OF the Democrats OF tho
Third ward will be held tonight nt Sll
Madison street. Addresses Wlll pe
made by state Chairman Ihomas f.
Bayard and John r. Malloy. The cam
palgn will be opened In the Ward aq
this meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21

The women Of
Paris are. as a
rule, beautiful
and keep beauti-
ful and a careful
American ohserv-
cr who has trav-
eied much claims
that their beauty
IS due 70 their
knowledge Of how
10 keep their hair
luxurlant. which
they do by using
a superior hair
tonic.
Mary American
women are as
wise as their
French sisters,
and that Is why
Parisian Sage.
tho quick acting
and greatest Of
all hair restorcrs
and tonics, is
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Bible Society Msstino.

The regular meeting Of the Delaware
Bible Society was held last night at
the Y. M. c. A. hall. An interesting
session was the result of a large at
tendance.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Train Kills Horse.

A horse belonging 20 Delaware Lar
kin. a business man. OF ogden. Della
ware county was struck by a train on
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and
killed
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
surnrise Party.

surprise farty.
On Saturday evening a pleasant sur
prise party was given Charles Weldin,
Of No. S35 Pine street. Mr. White
sang number Of solos. Those pres
ent were: The Rev. and Mrs George
G. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gee, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs Franl,
Stover. Mr. and Mrs Charles Graham
Mr.. and Mrs r. X. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Martz. Mrs. Pierce. Mrs
Moss, Mrs. Ernest. Miss Bertha Ernest
Mrs. Anthony. Miss Cunningham. Miss
Ethel Weldln. Mrs. Emma Smith. Miss
Jennie McHugh, Ira Weldin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Weldin, Miss Map
stover, Eleanor Smith. Charles Dono.
van, Leslie and Herbert Smith.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
WOMAN, LOVELY WOMAN
But Alas, Without Beautiful Hair No
Woman Can be Handsome.

A great many newspapers and maga-
zines are printing pages on how a
woman can be beautiful and keep beau
tiful.
And everyone, as you can sec for
Yourself, admits that no woman can
be really beautiful unless she has lus-
trous and luxuriant hair.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Homemade Blood Purifier

The best blood building prescription
known Is as follows To one-hali pint
OF good whiskey add one ounce syrup
sarsaparilla and one ounce Ioris COM
pound. which can be procured from any
druggist Take In teaspoonIui ~ ~noses
beeors each meal and before retiring.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Mission at Kennett.

Priests from Newark are holding
n mission in the Roman Catholic
church at Kennett Square.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21

Hyomei will cure catarrh-thousands
Of grateful letters prove tit is guar
anteed by Miller Drug Co. to cure ca
tarrh, asthma, sore throat or money
back.
No stomach dosing-breathe it in
and the dry antiseptic germ killing air
viii give instant relief and permanent
cure. It gives remarkable relief in
consumption. Complete outfit includ-
ing inhaler si.00; extra bottles 80
cents. Hyomei is sold by leading drug
gists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21

lin, No. 2o5 woodlawn avenue The happy
couple received many handsome gifts.
Both are popular among a large circle OF
friends The groom Is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j. Neidermaier, OF No. sos
sherman street. Ho is a mail clerk on the
Pennsylvania railroad. They win so to
housekeeping in a newly furnished home
at Second and Union streets.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21
Raze Old Church.

The old Presbyterian Church at Ken
nett Square has been torn down.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21

Much interest is belng taken IN tho re-
cital to be given by Mrs. Leonard E.
Wales and Mrs. William. Arthur Faulkner
at tho residence OF Mrs Lammot DUPONT.
on Saturday evening. The program prom
ises TO be artistic and exceedingly enter
tanning. Mrs. White and Miss Condit will
be pianists for the evening.
Evening journal., 1909-04-21

Mrs. Merritt p. Hastings and son.
Merritt p, Jr., are on an extended
trip as FAR as Palm Beach, Florida.
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ST. idaffen. Sir iid bate er Bidder
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bors musiinbig aenlud9t, oo& ieincn
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CSprtiesuno foIat.)
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So Ieltiarn ipar Dies iul,ae M1b.
d)eit. iii, besiuiIen iid Goftor Gpert.
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Gin $500 Sotel nit boufiinoiaer Wlsiidttun1
flr $4,000 pertauieH. alnn iofort III Eeiip aes
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Mietbe; lie $3.50. sfnoere aapitaIs @nlaaen fi!r
SpefulGriet.
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Gtaeutnuu ,cr miu uad, l~cutinauo.

Sesbdlo bcbc id ei1e fleire Semitic Sariu
RON 10 Mdern oiuig AZ perfarfen. S.uei neite
s1uier. 10 bel IS. reip. IS bel 50 Snb. itno
oaraui; ferHer seben bic Wtnbel. 8~odhaefhirr.
iomie cine nelie gr,itndibine nebft rNrpober"
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ben, 10 bah sim, stuiuui Iur S57S er'oIoerti1
fpdret.
0crmdun Sabenboop. Simmer 723-s27. @ais
tber. Yiba., iii. Wpro'GharIes CITRATE.
l%eettQ toaGte(
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fer nabe RdtterfonsBarf. Nr. 90. %. IS ETC..
Roro.saresstrab Gemen:irte 1rottotre. aels
ter lnb Sot; erlaiuiIie 9aoetuanne mo ati'
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Sebr leidte 8eoing.nqen. Goluare g.. etpr6,
Gu Dirt utb Steue. CSunilI ,1J,I&S)
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cduter I'm IN Nlp6 Woro,0loperse
GRen pollenoet elue Meibe mooerler, tuets
ft5dtger Sdufer, feds 3iullner uub Dab. Su5
sabe3imrler bat erlaiuirte 1nnne uno %fanttdreS
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baben bobe uno eeiulbe Gage. 9iat5ufraaeu
bel q. &. 8alGsher, 9auMeitter. Warean tu
Vr. 1887, Sft.N {pnuutsnt Ctr. t43-)
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Baltimore Marft6eri6te,

Baltimore, 90. Sonuor 1909.
Mebl. -- 3niubr 6205 11iier.
cinldIieBlid, 1891 5dlie 5u 2ocuIi
Eoint mo 1853 Idiier 81 Canton;
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@ir baben Die iolgenOen gnten 2anos
Gpmplere slm &erfanf:

8 slder $3.50: 8 ader $500; ~ ELDER $500:
10 Mder $3.50; 10 ader 5000; 80 Elder $1,000;
oiefer Ntdpe ftehen SbiibiuIre. gter3ia Minus
ten Jabrt per eIeitriiter Sab, bon Baltimore
rno flint Miruter ill sSuB bon Der Citation MAD
iraeno etneu, Der 8 .dRe. aDnner et!tthe hIeot
unter Ieihten 3bIunesabebin1unaeu oer!lute!I.
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ferfronte, iirgefdhr Siuei Wleilen bon %oerfeltel,
Station Der eIeftriftheu 8uGit. nit Saus u,o
arberen Decentralization, 3n $4,000.
SeDern Stealth Company,
Hr. iii. ssoro.GharlcS. etraAe.
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@elo sn perleiben.

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pus. aulether nnt Gdl1re, 0tbbeI ino @tinbs
Wsetbooen. Baltimore Snucit,ment Co." Wr.
100, Morb.Ynea Strafe. (273--l
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@eitrtge Shlubrate:

Sofer. SuI,lbr 577l 0uife!;
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1S7,069 gultel.
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u o Il Y IT CWTHUT - V'UIuTVl =,
aus oen gleuotoreu 5llriid 9ejogen
5533 9uihel; Glepatoren 8 BorratA
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anleiben ani Wi6bel mn anoerc
Sihcrbeitcu.
fir 8 proIert. leitdu tad) Dem Reiien Sefete.
5an5 prtbdttm. Widhter, Nr. 40, Eft.2eging.
tsu.etroke. ,,gnniaat Bniioima."
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1891. acltetes Gtablt1ement. 1891.
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Rals.-- 3ufubr 2O,679 9uld)el:
@erlanot Don ben Gleoatoren 36.51I
@nifel; Gleuatoren 0orratb 80.
63i Guld]el.
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Mei5cn.-- 3ufubr 100 guld)el
Ter'anot BON ben GleDatoren III,
GuId)el; gleuotoren 0orratb ASP,
UJ3 guidIel.
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DON PEDRO.

Durante el ano fiscal pr6ximo
pasado, Sc registraron 1893 de-
serciones en- el ej6rcito americana
segdn el reporte anual del Asisten-
te General Ainswork. Ell mismo
general viene la conclusion de que
el l1nico medic de poner fin a
tanta deserci6n es castigando SO.
veramente a los desertores. Las
causas principales para que los sol
dados no queieran cumplir su ter
mino regular en- el servicio, es Ia
monotonia de los fuertes, 81 mu.
cho trabajo y estudio que Sc re-
quiere actualmante de los solda-
dos, y el que encuentrsn mejor re-
muneracion en- cualesquiera otra
ocupaclon q que Sc dedlquen.
Pocas personas estan al corrien-
te dc que Illinois ha sobrepasado
a Kentucky y 4 otros estadoa en- Ia
production de whiskey y espiritus.
81 aiio pasado eI gobierno recibi6
en- la parts central del estado, arri-
ba de S48,0o0,00o por esta eausa.
Sin embargo de que d moyimien.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-11-26
PERROS FALSIFICADOS

Sc adultera la leche, 81 cafe y Ia
manteca; SO falsifcan los huevos
ell aceite y hasta el amor, pero ma,
die habia calculado que llegarfan q
falsificar hasta los perrosl
Una sonora compr6 hace algdn
tempo en- Londres un perrito de
raza muy rara y pag6 por 9l la
friolera de $4,000. AL cabo de
algdn tempo observe que q pesar
de los cuidados prodigados al can,
este Sc hallaba enfermo. Llam6
al veterinario preguntandole la eau
sa de la enfermedad, y el veterina-
rio, despu6s de examinar al anima-
Tito, diJo:
"Senorita, ell perrito tiene tai
vez mejor salud que usted que de
NADIA Sc queia. Lo que ocurre es
que el pobre animalito va no cabe
dentro de su piel."
Y diciendo este ensenaba a la
sonora una costura perfectamente
rematada en- todo 10 largo del vien-
ire del animal, ell cual no era nj
mas nj menos que un perro cual-
quiera que habfa sido revestido de
ma piel de perro de raza.
Pero todavfa Sc ha hecho mas
que este en- Paris, donde las damas
de. la alta-soeiedad tan afcio-
nadas a los "chulos." Una de elias
compr6 en- los Campos Eliseos a
un vendedor ambulante el perrito
mas precioso que pueda imaginar-
Sc, chiquitin, con las patas muy f.
mas y Ia piel irlsada. Pero tan
pronto como dej6 aquella preciosl-
dad en- la mesa del comedor, ell ga
to de la casa Sc arroJ6 sobre el pc
rrito zarandeandole entire los dien.
tes. La sonora corri6 a poner fin
a la pelea, y cuando pudo sujetar
al cato, VIC con terror que el su-
puesto perro trepaba por las corti.
mas del comedor con una agilidad
impropia de I'M perro. Era una
hermosa rata disfrazada con piel de
perro que habfa sido asi disfrazada
para venderla a buen precio. Cop.