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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16

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Evening journal., 1909-04-19
FUNERAL OF MISS MILLIGAN

The funeral Of Miss sara r. NJ. Mill.
gan, daughter Of Rev J. r. Mnligan.
pastor of ST. Georges Presbyterian
Church. and Mrs. Mfligan. who died
at Southern Pines, N. c.. last Wed
nesday, was held on Saturday after
noon. The services were held at the
home Of her parents. and wers largely
attended, They were conducted by
the Rev. S. NJ. Perry. Of Eikton. Md,
Rev. W. II. Logan OF this city. and
Rev. DR.. 4. H. Lewis. pastor OF the
NJ. L. Church at st. Georges. Inter-
ment was made in st. Georges ceme-
tary.
Among the attendants was Or. Dan
iel P Card, u. s. A.. fance Of the
young woman. The couple were to
have been married in June Dr. Card
Is now stationed at Washington.
The pallbearers were Richard Cam
c. r. Snedekcr, 2. Poole. William D.
Clark, Charles Stewart Clark and DR.
Ralston Sudler. the latter Of Bridge
VILE There were a large number OF
floral tributes. Howard p. NJ. Mllligan,
a cadet at West Point. attended the
funeral Of his sister.
Bucher the sign man. Gle shipley..
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES

NJ OT1CE-ECONOMf LIFE 1NSuR-
~ ance Company. a corporation exist
Ing under the laws qf the state Of Della
piance with the statutes Of the State Of
Delaware IN that behalf made and pro-
vided. hereby gives NOTICE that on Friday,
at a meeting OF the said Board OF which
every director received at least three
days. notice called for the purpose OF
msjority Of T the Whole Board soar i' Sid ADOPT Ss
the following resolution:
'.REsOLVED that I'm the judgment Of
this Board Boa I Is despss aayisass fna l,i
Insurance Company that the, same should
be dissolved: 20 that end. and I'm conform
ity Win the statute; ] e ordered that a
pany be held on Monday. the seventeenth
day OF May, A d. 1902 at eleven o'clock
IN The forenoon; az pelawsa5ee Trust Com.
of4ces Of the Company IN the City Of
Wilmington. Delaware. to take action
upon seid resolution 50 adopted by this
the Company shall. within ten DAYS from
THIS date mall 20 each stockholder resid-
ing IN the United states notice OF the
ginning within said ten days. cause 4
Ike notice Of said meeting and the adop-
tion q This resoluuon TO be inserted IN
Delaware. newspaper published IN the
County wherein the corporation has its
principal office. for at least four weeks
ing the time appointed for said stock
holders meeting"
A meeting Of the stockholders OF said
Company IS called and will be held at the
ofiices OF the Company in Wilmington.
Delaware. on Monday the seventeenth
day Of May, A; D.; 1909. at the hoIr OF
eleven o'clock In the forenoon. 70 take
action upon the said resolution
! als-2s-ms-1o-iI = Secretary
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
James F. NieldS
du POni Building
Bonds and Stocks
For
Investment
! m.w.f-tf.
GLENDALE IS PROUD
Won Shooting Match and Horse Race
From Lincoln.

GEoRGETOwN. Del, April 1.-TWO
spal towns near here. Glendale and
Lincoln, struck up considerable rivalry
which eliminated in horse race. in
which Ellendale came out victorious.
Last winter the Glendale people boast
ed of an Glendale schoofboy who was
a crack shot at clay pigeons. Lin
coin took exception to the statement
and put their best marksman against
young Prettyman, who. TO the great
JOY Of the Glendale people, won the
match.
Since then various challenges have
flown back and forth until Walter
Workman matched his pacing mare
against the one owned by Joseph Nor
gan. Of Lincoln. The whole popula-
ton of both towns turned out to sec
the race yesterday. The Eilendale
mare easily beat the Morgan horse. Of
Lincoln. and to-day the flags are flying
in Ellendaie. while the men folk 60
about with their heads in the air offer
ing to trot mules. bride cows or pigs
with the Lincoln people.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
WHITE MAN CAN
NOW WE'D NEGRESS

sTROUDsBURG. April 1s.-After
several refusais. Prothonotary Correll
has issued a marriage license TO Ro-
landus Miller. and Esther Elizabeth
Watson, a negro, both Of Smtihheld
township, this county. Miller secured
a divorce last year. The decree was
granted on the grounds Of desertion.
Miller became very persistent with
the county officials, and he insisted
on his devotion to the negro woman.
There is much feeling over the matter
in the section from Whence the parties
come. The bill forbidding the mar
riage Of whites and blacks introduced
to the Legislature by Representative
Eugene Kinney, Of Monroe county
passed and awaits the Governors ap-
proval. This bin was prompted by the
recent marriage of a white Strouds-
burg girl to a negro from Bangor.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
cood Paw For ovsterr,,

MILFORD, April 1e.-While oyster
men all over the country have been be-
wailing the failure OF the oyster busi-
ness this year, Theodore Whaley has
no cause for complaint. From Sep
tember 10 to March Is he got 1864
bushels OF oysters. which, at 80 cents
bushel, netted him s4o9.2o for the
1--WE months. Elijah Williamson.
another oysterman. made $500. These
men tong in the Mispillion river and
work but few days each week.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
Down stats Trees bloom.

GEORGETOWN, April 19.-Thf
peach. pear and plum trees have beer
in full bloom for week past, and the
light frosts OF the recent cold spell
have blasted some OF the buds. but tn
strawberry and cherry crop is un.
affected There are SO few peach trees
In this part Of Delaware now thai
there is little anxiety over the success
or failure Of the peach crop. The to.
mato or potato crop is OF greater in
terest to the people.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
an offies Holder. surn.

GEORGETOWN. April 1s.-Gardnei
w. Joseph. OF Milford, who was re.
Gently appointed Justice Of the peace
by Governor S. S. Pennewill. is SAID
TO hold more Offices than any Other
man in lower Delaware He Is cit,
treasurer, collector OF taxes. truste'
of the Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. collector Of school taxes an,
quartermaster OF the James A. Gar
field Post. G. A. r.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For SALE OR RENf- -HxVINd
Ter the large business property, fronting
on. Fourth street. Fifth street. and Penn
sylvauia Railroad Freight Yards. oie-
u coal bins layEe Btn ole. ONCE and store
room. Tho entire property ove- l0Oo9
SQUARE feet. ground surface Il under roof
THQAPsQN Co. 900 East Fourth street
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
PennsyIvsnia Sued For psmaoss.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was sued for $4,000 damages in Bal
tlmore City Court by Jas. S. Donohue,
a railway mail clerk, through William
Cotton, attorney for injuries alleged
10 have been received by Mr.. Donohue
in collision between two trains. The
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
Ohio Woman Charged With Brutally
forturing Ten Year Old Girl.

TOLEDO. Ohio. April 1a.-Charged
with iiendishly torturing her tens year
old adopted daughter Mrs. Joseph
Sager, wife Of a physician Of Celina,
Ohio. was brought TO Toledo where she
viii serve at least six months IN the
workhouse.
The torturing OF the girl was oharg-
ed by her school teacher. Upon an
investigation she found she says. many
terrible bruises and burns on the
child's back and limbs. At first the
pupil refused to tell how she had re-
ceived the injuries, but she finally de-
clared that her foster mother had re-
peatedly chicken and beaten her and re-
Gently had tortured her by the use OF
a hot poker.
Mrs. sager pleaded guilty TO the
charges and was sentenced TO the
workhouse.
Bucher sign painter. GIG shipiey.'
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
LOST AND FOUND

1T0sT NffST1fD OR HAD STOLEN,
u deposit book on Wilmington Savings
Fund Society. No 59.095. in name OF II.
i. Mcclure. Notice has been given and
application made for new book.
a5-12-l9.
r OST-SILVER TERRIER DOG. RE-
i ward II returned 70 No. o920 Glpin
avenue al9-2t
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
REMOVAL

GEO. w. QUINN. N. D..
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. Hours
9 to II and 2 to S. Saturday 9 to
II. Evenings by appointment
January 18th. #.
DR. WM. q. HARRIS HAS REMOVED
~ his Dental Oficos 70 The Cln.op
Apartments II West Tenth street.
m21-lmo.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
WANTED

IVA 4 M E'B--W0RKfN55 PARTNER
w with s.. 800 TO 5000 for business pay
ing 40 per cent on Investment. No sports
or triners need apply. Addffss Y, Jour
nal once. a14-lmo-e.o.d.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
RnnMs ZOE RENE

~ fRARD-s05, S07 AND sos RACE s1.
" Philadelphia. Rooms, &c. 55c. 6oc.
Gentlemen only. apl-09-ly
EOR T-FURN1sHED ROOMS
Il for light Housekeeping co1 f. bth
St a3-imo.
TOR FURNISHED ROOMS.
L Apply gi East Third street. a15-zw
EoR RENT-FuRNlsHED SECOND
l. story room. bay window. N. ". cor.
Sth and Wilson SITS alsst
ROR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
4 al conveniences. Also large paflor.
suitable for business purposes. nos Mar
ket ST ml9-lniQ-fot
TOR RENT-FURNI6HED OR EfFuR-
4 nished rooms. with or without toart;.
Apply No. 5o9 West Third street
EOR RENT-FuRNfSHED oR IN
furnished cheerful rooms IN rtITEte
family. No. 3l2 \. Bfoome 81. al9-St
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
The Best Plan.

Inc BEST ran.
The best plan is to use barrel out
doors. Place the barrel on its side and
fasten It so It will not move-a good
plan is TO dig away a few inches OF
earth and have the barrel ft in the
excavation. Then throw in severalinches
OF earth and on top Of this make a nest.
Cover the barrel with some heavy water
proof paper to keep out the rain
In front OF this place an A-shaped
run, made OF lath. Provide water, whole
corn and grit, and then allow the hen to
get or and on her nest at will. Never
tamper with her nor disturb her nest.
She knows her business. and you cannot
help her. At night close up the front OF
the nest so as to protect her from rats.
cats or dogs.
After the hen is removed from the
house TO the outdoor-barrel nest. she
should for a day or two be allowed TO
set on a China nest egg. This will give
her a chance to become reconciled TO her
new quarters. Always remove broody
hens and also give them their eggs, al
night.
When the hatch is due, close up tue
front Of the barrel so the chicks will
be protected and do not remove any
Of them from the nest or the heat Of
the hen win be lowered, and a poor hatch
may result.
More chicks are killed or weakened
than raised by this continual pamper-
ing with the hatch. Nature has pro.
vided hens with the proper knowledge
so that they can care best for their oil.
springs. A .newiy-hatched chick had bet.
ter not be fed for from ss TO IS hours az.
ter coming out OF the shell.
Elements Needed For Crops.
Beets, cabbage, oats, wheat, barley anc
herbs, need nitrogen in the soil. Radishes
turnips and corn need considerable phos
phoric acid; and peas. beans. potatoes
clover and FAX require potash.
Propsgatina Grape Vines.
The grape Vine is the easiest subjec
to propagate. In all stages OF its growtl
It should have a dry and rich soil. dry
ness being the most important. The ssr
est method Of propagation for the movies
Is "iayering" A branch or shoot OF thi
current seasons growth is laid down h
June. and will be well rooted to bea
transplsnting in the following fall o.
spring.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
PROPOSALS.


GAZE OF B0NbS. ffffs BoTHi5 OF
- Public Education in Wilmington. Della
ware, VIII receive proposals Tor an or
any portion Of twenty thousand dollars
nnftH oeiiocR p. np M Mton4ay t4s. April 9iHas ss.
1909 Sasid Bonds are coupon in form and
bear interest at the rate of four and one
the he determination Of One S' Thonsand s Dot
lars each being due and payable after
ten years
ance with the circular advertisement and
must be submitted ON forms prenared
BY the Board Of Public Education ana
Hqs sTry w euthrsp secpetsrpy qe sppes'0q "a bs 20
SAMUEL II. BAyNARD.
Chairman, Finance Committee, Board Of
Public Education in Wilmington. Del
ai2-ii-l6-i9-2l-23
u RoPosALs FOR LIGHTING-sEAL-
L ed proposals win be received by ''rhe
Board OF Public Education IN Whining
ton" for furnishing electric current for
lighting and motor power purposes in the
meeting room Of the board and public
schools Of the city Of Wilmington. In ac-
cordance with specifications on file in the
office Of the secretary OF the board.
Proposals must be on the desk OF the
president Of the board by o'clock. D.
m, Monday. April 26th. 1909, and shall be
marked Proposals for Electric Current.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
BY order OF Property Committee.
als-l9-21. II. J. GUTHRIE. Secretary.
9 CEALED- BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
y for S275.00000 Sinking Fund Loan OF
Wilmington, Delaware, until 1900 M,
date from April 21st 1909 ia dcnomina-
lions OF flfty dollars or multiples thereon,
and bear Interest at tho rate OF four per
cent. payable semi-annually on April 1st
and October 1st. and mature as follows.
$50 10000 on october lst 1881; sgi 1000 on
April 1st, 1882: s97 10000 on October 1st.
1882, and 81 5000 on April 1st. 1885, $3.50.
o0000 OF said issue being for tho use OF
the Street and Sewer Department to be
expended for the curbing, guttering. grad
ing, widening, paving and improving OF
streets and avenues and the building ol
sewere and conduits: US 90 10 be used
By ther Board of Park Commissioners 60
pay for the extension Of the park system
on the city % Wilmington. and for the
Improvement Of the parks Of said city.
/ All proposals must be accompanied by
certified check. payable 20 the order OF
"'rhe Mayor and Council OF Wilmington.
I for two per cent. OF the amount OF bonds
/ bid for and the same 70 be forfeited IL
/ the bidder falls 70 accept and pay FOR
The successful bidder or bidders will be
reuiircd TO settle for the bonds, witt
accrued interest from April 2ist. 1909. at or
before 1900 o'clock m. April 2Sth, 1909.
reserved. Address all bids IN sealed en-,
velopes TO Howard ID. Ross. City TreaSur-
er. marked Proposals for Sinking Fund
Loan -
Attesti HOWARD D, ROSS.
City Treasurer. Wilmington. Del
i
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
HELP WANTEp-MALE

Help WANTED-MALE
TxTxNfEI1x HfE-BOBTED MIN BH-
w tween ages 10 and ss for v. 3. Ma
rino Corps. Must be native born or have
hrst papers. Excellent opportunity 70
Zee the world. Good pay. Clothing. ra-
Apply al ii. b MARfNE CORPS RE
CRUlTfNG STATION. Post Onico Build.
ing Wilmington. Del. ni-26t
WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
w Salary $500 TO Sii00. No "layons Z.
Examination IN Wilmington May 18th.
Common education sufficient. Cnndl-
dates prepared free. Write immediately
for fun pafticulars FRANKLIN 1NS1l-
ruTE Dept. sj-A.. Rochester. N. y.
WANTED MAIL CLERKS.
W Salary $500 10 ti.iO0. No "layoffs b
Examination in Wilmington May 18th
Common education sufficient Candi-
dates prepared free. Write Immediately
for fun particulars. FRANKLIN IN
sTiTuTE' Dept siA., Rochester. n. "
al2-imo.
M TANTED-AuDtT1NG A SET OF
w books at evenings by experienced
bookkeeper. Address c-i5. Journal Once
ai6-lat
THREE GENTLEMEN WITH NEAT
appearance. Good contracts for am
billions and Industrious men. l.. q. ROC
ERSQN, Supt., 6N Market St, md noor
~
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
BUYERS GUIDE

BUYERS GUIDE
OF WILMINGTON.
psPendasls Houses. shop by Phons.
TRANSFERS.
+. Rhoades & II. n. Lorraine.
Personal attention given to moving fur
nlture and pianos at all hours. Residence.
$50 Lombard 81. stand Fourth and
French sis Delm. Phone sse2. ai5-H
VKTANTED %:s sTess S.I ns.. gISIgsaaq ~ WI
wv I'd hand ,ss.S.., ,ss.S.. i...,"., s.sss,, cur
Furniture 81 saA3 Las pssi.S agsE9sS s;s,.S.
W. n MlLLtAAis CO.
=, @l Orange g. Roofinf apouling and
hsatng Metal and competition Eoonng
Ing promptly done. Phones. a5s-fy
q CT0MQBlLEs FOR RENT AT THE
BRADFORD CO. Delaware Ave &
IatnaN ITS. Wilmington. Del n.5-6m
w ANTED-A BUYER FOR PIANO.
Sn aaate; psoyss Rsop Besk nRa s seea
Seventh and Poplar SIS. osc-sul
STERLING BtLLtKEN NOVELTIES,
- me Latest. Scarf Pins. soc, Brooch
l-i lL-lns, i99c' nat Pms, l5c; Leather fobs.
.se, SILK Fobs $3.50. Look an our case al
kEliN'S, Jeweler, No. 10 Market st.
Fine watch and TnS ieTeIpy pSG, repairing.
BAKERY.
Ask your Grocer for MAYER's BLUE
LAlSEb BREAD. Insures a square dea.
and an honest loaf.
ca, KARL MAYER.
DIM. ws.-ly
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
E. z. Rice, Jr., Architect and clvn En-.
eineer; II. +. sanville. Electrical nnd Con.
COMPANY. ofnces SIS Market ST.. vii.
minBton. Del, 40 Girard Trust Bldg,
philadelphia, Pa d2-m.w.s.-ly
DENTIST.
D. & A. Phone $3.50
DIR. HOWARD c. WATSON.
DENTIST.
Ford Building
Suite 2i5-aS Wilmington. Del
DIM w-F-tf
MILK, CREAM AND BUTTER.
s; H. RlDGWAY, $40 E. Sth ST..
/ wholesale and Retail dealer In MIX
Cream and Butter.
| Flake. Both Phones
/ 7 AVN GRASS AND WHITE CLOVER
seew Rakes, Hoes aud Spades
/ Z. j. CHAPMAN. beiswar%e % avenue an,
scott street dem ", s.-6mo
Samples OF Wall Papers submitted OF
snort notice. Rooms Papered for S25
[ and upwards Painters and Paper Hang
ers. Contract work a speciality.
/ JOHN BURNS a SON, No. Sel Kirkwoo,
street; az-lmo-e. Cd
! = EMENT efDEwALKS AND PLAsf.
- ering George W. Mccaulley and
Son Co. 100 w. sth st. f25-eod-sm
DOoMs PAPERED FROM $3.50 UP !
IN per cent. Off scrapine and sizin
free NJ ARsHT. io4 Il. End St.. 5ial I
and A. a16-tf
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
NOTICES-


NOTfcE no V0TERS~f THE 0EFirf
e.. of the Department Of Elections No.
wv Market street. will be open every
day. tpm April i2, 1909. 10 April 81, 1905.
unglusiNe, Sunday exceptedl from 10
. ciock IN The afternoon, and from Z to
O'Clock IN the evenings. for the transfer
of pames Qf ell persons who have chang
er their residence since the last election.
JACOB n. LEWIS.
President of Department Of Elections.
HohERr - EDWARDS.
GEORGE II. MCCALL,
GEORGE W. ROBERTS
NORRIS -. chOHEAN
lambert y toulk. Clerk as-2at
u EMONAls-WM u FISHER. REAL
~ Estate Broker, has removed to No
hl Market St. where he Will be pleased
"a see all persons interested IN Real Es-
tate. etc. over 80 years experience.
a2-im-cod r.+
NJ 0TICE-ON OR ABOUT APRIL nth
- VIII move my ofiice and ahop from
tes orange street 20 ll5 ratnall street 400
orange street VIII be Tor rent inter-
April g. HARRY s. 1,fNcHf
hs-e.o.d.-tt Contractor.
Evening journal., 1909-04-19
E WIhMINdroN-ANp NORTHERN

Fhnndelpha April ~ 1909
The annual mccting of the stoclShold-
ors OF this company. and an election ot
directors 10 serve for the ensuing year.
pany. Reading Terminal Philadelphia,
on Monday May 1rd. 1909 at y o'clock,
noon E. B. SHIRTER.
! ai2-l -26-29-mi. Secretary
Evening journal., 1909-04-19

CONsTABLE SALE OF FURNITURE.
- win be sold al Stidham 4 sons
Auction Store. No. Ill East Fourth street.
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL
2ist. 1909 ut $50 "a. m.
Five loads OF Household Furniture. Of
all description TO be sold without reserve
for cash. THOS II. BUCKLEY,
al9-2t. Constable.