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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

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Evening journal., 1909-09-02
STATE HOSPITAL
, CONTRACTS AWARDED

Contracts for furnishing supplies to the
State Hospital for the Insane at Farm
hurst for the ensuelng quarter were
awarded at the quarterly meeting of the
trustees Of that institution to-day They
were as follows:
John T. Devine-Beef. mutton, veal and
salt meats.
John J. Schrade-Bread.
Wright and Davidson-Men's clothing,
shoes and slippers.
Erdmsn Hoffman-Drugs.
W. II. Smith & co.-Drygoods.
William Z. Frank-Groceres.
Superintendent Hancker's report fol.
lows:
Patients admitted during the month, sis
males and seven females; discharged. one
male; died. five males and two females
population, September 1, 2H males anC
ls9 females. total, AS; board received from
pay patients during August, ssS9s2.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
ITCHING IRRITATION.
Worst Form Of Skin Trouble Quick
Cured by inexpensive Treatment.

Worst Form Of Skin Trouble Quickly
Cured by inexpensive Treatment
When you suffer with any skin trou-
bic, even though the itching seems uE-
bearable, do not think that il is neces-
sary to use some disgusting greasy
ointment Try Hokara, pure and sim
pie skin food, that is guaranteed 10
contain no grease or acids and which is
so cleanly that it does not soil tho
linen.
Its power TO instantly relieve any ir-
ritation of the skin and make il soft,
white and beautiful is almost miracu-
lous.
Not only are minor skin troubles, like
pimples. blaekheads, acne. BARRIERS
itch, etc, quickly cured, but the worst
ulcers or cases Of salt rheum or eczema
are cleansed and healed by this won
/ derful skin food
In order that any one may try Iokara
at small expense. n, r. Danforth IL
selling a liberal sized jar at 25c and
in addition guarantees TO refund the
money If the treatment does not do all
that is claimed for It. Larger size SO
cents
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
MYERDIRK, MARRIED HERE,
WIRES FRIEND TRICK ISDONE

Frederick W. Myerdirck, OF Balti-
more. who was married here to-day to
Miss Rose NJ. Holland, has the distinc-
tion in point of size OF being the
smallest Mason in the state of Mary
land and one Of the smallest EllSs in
the world. The marriage OF the couple
came after a very romantic courtship.
Meyerdirck's exact height is feet s
inches. He is 20 years OF age, and
weighs 11S pounds. Miss Holland is
described as being several inches taller
than the bridegroom and a very
pretty girl of the dark haired type.
The parents Of the bride are said Ia
have bitterly opposed the match and
forbade Meyerdirck TO enter the house.
But a little thing like this did not dis
courage him.
In telegram sent from here 20 a
Baltimore friend he explains every
thing. "Trick done. Send letters az
once" was the contents.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
WATER WITCH
READY FOR TRIP

Arrangements have been completed by
the Water witch Fire Company for It's
trip to Heading, Pa, next week. The
company will have eighty-seven fully
equipped men in line and band Of twen-
ty-fve pieces.
The company viii leave for Reading at
o'clock on Sunday afternoon going by
way Of the Wilmington and Northern la l.
road.
The headquarters OF the local hremen
will be at the American House They viii
be the guests of the Neversink Fire Com
pany No. 8, and viii parade immcd ately
behind that company on Labor Day.
The officers and members who viii cou-
prise the party are as follows
Chief marshal, Edward r. Kane; aids
TO chief marshal James II. Wolhar, chas
L. Meller; company marshal. Charles I
Wolhar: captain, c. NJ Dillon; assistant
/ marshals, D. J. Harrington. Robert Eakn
J. j. NoGoldrick; color bearers, y. ]
Lynch. Lawrence Cunningham, james
Stewart. NJ L. McClanerty.
Joseph X. Adams. J. w. Allen, 7. c
Appleby, j. II. Appleby, =. J. Black, Rob
ert Barnett. Samuel Blddie. II. u. Chap
man. W. II. Davidson. J. J. Donovan. w
A. Dougherty, Daniel Dougherty, J. b
Dunbar, Edwin c. Dillon. Patrick Dugan
George DeVaiinger, William Greenwalt
r. W. Gropp. George Hail. Joseph Hall
W II. Holton. G. H. Hall. W. ]. Johnson
Andrew Kelieher. J. u. Kelly. Franl
Killroy, Frank Lynch, Harry Linthicum
4 J. b. Long, John Maxwell, w. J. Maxwell
Il j. II. Maxwell, George W. Maxwell. c
4 J. Mcguire, II. c. Moore. T. Bayar
Moore, ]. J. Mahoney, Thomas Mahones
c. w. Morrow, William Montgomery
Joseph Mason. Harry Massey, W.
Mearns. w NJ. Atinner T.. J. AicGoldrici
T. +. Goldrick. e. i. Mccall. c. ONES
Brien. b. G. Prince, J. i. Pierce, T.
Pierce, c. W. Parker, William GU gley, :
l.. Reynolds. J. +. Reynolds, Thomas
Rossiter. Charles Robinson, Joseph Sc
I Edward sharp. w. J. splann, J. L. Splan
James somers. Fred Sherer. charl
. Thomas. j. J. Taggart. Joseph Taylc
, Charles Toner James Thomas. Joseph
D Yogel. ]. A. Walthers. J. j. Walls,
, Windsor, Sames wharry and Fred Viii
lock.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
censiderats.

The Chicago girl was going TO New
England on her first visit. She bad
never been there before aud was antic
ipating great time.
The friend 10 whom she had prom
ised 10 be a sister after allowing him
to spend all Of bis surplus on iheaier
tickets was offering her disinierested
advice. There Is only one request
have TO make OF you. know those peo
pie. and know their Intentions are all
right. Please when you are away dom
step on Rhode Island"
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
FOR SALE

EoR Nf.f~c0cT. PxRTHY BRofl-
en-. good driver. Apply ALBERT
tRANKisi. The Cedars' brandywS,lne
u ARGArN sALE-ODDS AND ENDS
~ Of Garden Hose, Sc foot, ll you
want good. cheap hose for THIS or
orders delivered ELECTRIC HOSE
AND RUBBER co, Twelfth and Dure
streets. Ph5nos 91 and 912, y. & A.
FoR sALE-BABY. COACH. PIANO
Iron Safe. Roll-top Desk. and 1900
Seventh end end Poplar sts 4. emo.
4 OR sAIE-AN OLD RELIABLE
Business stand. Address J, TINS
office. a2iim.
u OR SALig-GOoD FAMILY DRIV-
ing horse and carriage with har-
ness, good condition. Address NJ, THIS
Office. a2i-lm.
FOR sAI.H-FOR WANT or USE ONE
fine family brown mare years old,
% hands highs OF would exchange Tor a
cheap horse for store wagon.
". A. hthiLis, $40 IatnaH ~,
aug25-tf. Wilmington. pei.
z OR SALE-FRESH COW.
4 asst. S. BROWN, Montchanin, Del
/ EOR E-REGIsTERED HoLsrEIN
BRoOKDALB FARM,
aug3i-4t Greenville, Del.
For sALE-oIL ROUTES. APPLY.
JAMES SANDERsON,
augS0-if lilsmere. Del
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
ENGLISH DOUBT
FINDING OF POLE

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-NIost Of the London
afternoon papers refuse to credit Dr.
Cooks discovery OF the north pole, basing
their doubt chiefly on the fact that the
are no witnesses Of the achievement aside
from the Eskimos. Their support Of DR..
Cooks claims. says the Westm nster
Gazette, viii carry no more sveight than
the statement of a caddy to tho correct
ness Of a golf players score.
There is a tone OF bitter disappointment,
however, in the Gazettes story. striking
~ disclosed in its statement that il Cook
has found the North Pole, there is MOTH
ing left in the way OF scientific accom-
plishment for Englishmen. ''as Bleriot has
flown across the English channel"
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
HOW COOK EXPLOIT
Is VIEWED IN PARIS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PARIS. Sept. c.--There is no unanimlty
OF opinion among French scientists re-
garding Dr. Cooks discovery Of tho North
Pole. Many are enthusiastic over the Won
dorful achievement. while others are
slseptical and are seeking TO throw doubt
upon the claims made by the American
explorer. The secretary of the Geographic
cal Society of France places entire cred
enco IN Dr. Cooks achievement and says
IL will be a great benent 20 scientists. lie
knows Dr. Cook personally and says ne
Is one Of the most intrepid explorers The
world has ever known.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
GET JUDGMENT
AGAINST INSURANCE co.

Suit was brought to-day before
Magistrate Pyle by Lottie Trusty,
trustee Of the late Joseph Trusty, coll
ored. against the Commonwealth
Beneficial Association, for s1s2 insur-
ance.
II was brought out that the company
had refused TO pay the claim on the
ground that at one time the man had
not been I'm full benefit and that he
was taken IN within thirty days aftel
he had paid up. a rule OF the compan,
/ being that the insured cannot be Il
fun benefit until after thirty days
Lottie Trusty testified that she ha'
Z paid the company the money and tha
after the insured man died the com
pany collected thirty-siX cents from
her.
The magistrate gave the woman
judgment for the full amount.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
DR.. COOK WILL TRY
TO LOCATE SOUTH POLE

Dy United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK. sept. Cdr. Frederick
A. Cook win now try 10 find the South
Pole. according 20 his brother, William
l.. Cook, of 749 Bedford avenue, Brook
lyn.
My brothers success Is due 10 his
gigantic and never failing efforts, 20
his love for adventure and 10 the Cook
ambition" said the brother this after
noon.
"Thc best and most complete way
possible 10 explain why my brother
reached the North Pole is 20 say that
he win now find the South Pole, He
viii not fail"
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
SAY COOKS WORD
WILL BE ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-Scientists
in this city, after reading DR.. Cooks
despatch giving the details Of search
for and discovery of the north pole. are
practically unanimous in their belief
that his word viii be accepted The
mere fact that there was no other white
man in the little expedition that To-
Gated the northern extremity OF the
earth's axis, they say, will not neces-
sarily affect the creditability Of DR..
Cooks statements.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
EXCLUSIVE SUITS
AT JAcoBY STORE.

Jacobys New Daylight Department
Store, Nos. PA and 226 Market street.
prides itself on the fact that Il is an
exclusive womans suit store. The suit
business has developed to an aston
ishing extent and the sale Of exclusive
design suits for women has been
greater than that i'm any other depart
ment Visitors 10 the County Fair, and
all others. will find much 70 interest
them at the Jacoby Daylight Store.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
MAYoRc CABINET
HELD A MEETING.

The city executive committee, or
mayors cabinet as il Is called, met yes
terday afternoon in the mayors Office
az the City Hall. Those present were
President Shortlidge. OF the Board Of
Education; President Sparks, OF Street
and Sewer Department; President
Howell. OF the Board OF Health; Presi-
dent Clarkson. Of the Police Commits
sion. and Mayor Spruance.
when asked what was done at the
meeting Mayor Spruance said; I'VE
only discussed the affairs of the va
rious departments and really, nothing
was done. We were just famiiarlzing
ourselves with the work OF the va
rious departments"
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
MRS. COOKS FAITH
NEVER WAVERED

NEW YORK, Sept. Mrs. Dr. Fred
criclS A. Cook, wife Of the explorer who
discovered the North Pole. today. sent
the following telegram to the United
Press:
brunswick, Maine. Sept. 2.-United
Press. New York. My faith has never
wavered and the judgment OF husbands
ability has been vindicated.
(S,pned) Mrs. Fred Cook
This telegra mis- in answer 20 one
sent by the United Press to Mrs. Cool
asking for an expression OF her hus-
: bands achievement.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

at Delaware Horse Show Associa-
ton, Wilmington, Delaware,
MONDAY, SEPT. 9Th, 1909,
al 3 o'clock.
w H. klair will sell his pacing mare
EMMA G.
Gentlemen I took this mare on the
road and the first time I hooked her to
a cart she could only drive her first mile
In 2.4l a.4d the second mile In 23S She
entered her first race on July 5th. which
she won in 333 and 230 The second race
on July 10th. she won in 230 and 2S
have only hooked this mare to the cart
but five times and have driven her q
mile IN 2.24. a half better than 10. I
think this mare I'm rs days handling, can
go better than 2.20. This mare Is as good
gated as any that ever started In ? race.
Anyone can drive her who can hold a
pair OF lines in a race. On the road a
very fine mare and can trot a three
minute gait. She Is no lugger. This
mare will be sold for whatever you see
nt 10 give for her. This is not an APP
] praisement but a sale and she will not
/ bring half her value. Emma G. has no
record. WM. H. kLAiR-
sept2-4.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
3. & 0. Ordinance Not Vet Signed.

May0r J. Harvey Spruance has not
yet signed the ordinance passed by
Council on Tuesday night giving the
Baltimore and Ohio. railroad the right
of way for new bridge over the
Brandywine near the site OF the COM
pany's present bridge.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
PrentoI

"I would do anything to give chill
dren jolly time"
"Would y0u"
Eyes"
Those children over there are hav-
ing the time Of their lives"
Il was just noticing. What are they
playing:"
-Football with your new silk hat"
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
BURNED TO DEATH
IN OIL STILL EXPLOSION

Ply United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2-one man
was roasted to death. six others terribly
burned, and the plants OF the Atlantic
oil Refining Co, and the United Gas I'm
provement Gas works. At Point Breeze
threatened with destruction to-day. when
an oil still at the wharf Of tho former
plant exploded. shooting great tongues OF
flames in every direction.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
And Dram Aaain.

"I made a fortune last night"
Congratulations. What are you go
ing TO do now"
TRY 10 get the same combination on
my dinner tonight"
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
WAMTED

WISNfEb~ b~TEAiSNs TYPEWRiTfNd
w by renting an T.. G. Smith Wish
bie,' 50 month. Instructions free.
CHAS. G. GUYER. Court Stenographer.
Phone 1888. S26 Market St.
Hug1S-lmo.
VIZ NNTED-A SMALL DAIRY OF
w about 30 on 40 quarts Apply
a3i-3t WM. OGLE, Elsmere. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
NOTICES
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NJ OTICE-ELECTION
~ ONCE OF Wilmington Savings Fund
Society. No. $40 Market Street.
The annual meeting Of the members OF
the Society will be held al the Office on
Tuesday. September 7th. 1909. from 10 TO
II a. m, 20 elect seven managers 20 serve
for three years. The managers will meet
on September eth. az p. m. TO organize
the board.
FREDERICK Z. STONE.
aug23-lst. Secretary.
NJ OTICE-THE STORE OF 70s MADI.
~ son street VIII be occupied by j..
Grconhlatt. proprietor OF the Whining
ton Wall Paper House. VIII sell paper
wholesale and retail. VIII retail paper
az wholesale prices.
Il. GREENBLArr. Prop.
Wilmington Wall Paper House, No
7n5 Orange street. scpt2,bt
NJ Office SAMUEL MONROE ASH
~ MORE.-A dilircnt search Is bcinl
made for the whereabouts OF Samuel
Monroe AshmOre. age IS years. who mys-
teriously disappeared from Dover, Dela-
ware. IN the spring Of 1901 ANY informa-
tion will be gratefully received BY aux-
iOus relatives. Address NINA u.
LEARNED. 1895 Walnut ST.. Anderson
Ind. All papers please copy.
sept 2-lt
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
NOTICE
REMOVAL NOTICE

CSC W QUINN. N D.. 0 O., has
moved his Institute Of 0steopathy
70 tbs Dupont Bldg Hours; 3 to "
and 2 to5 Saturday 8 to u
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
January Is. a..
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
REGISTERS ORDER
nEGIsTER's ORDER.

d EGlSTER's ORDER.
X ONCE Of the Reglster OF Wills.
New Castle CO., Del, Aug. g, 1909.
Upon the application OF William c.
Buckingham and Richard G.. BuclSlng-
ham, administrators Of John G.. Buck
ingham, late OF Wilmington Hundred. 4,
directed by the Register Of Wills that
the Administrators aforesaid give notice
Of granting OF Letters or Administration
upon the estate OF the deceased. with tho
vertisements 70 be posted within forty
days from the date Of such Letters in
six OF the most pubic places OF the
County Of New Castle. recurring all per
tate to present the same, or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided; and also cause the same 70
be inserted within the same period IN tho
in Wilmington, Del, and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal
Of Office OF the Register Of Wills
6sEAI) aforesaid at Wilmington. IN New
Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALklE.K
Register OF wis.
NOTICE.
/ Notice is hereby given that letters oI
II Administration we're in due form or ia "
granted unto the undersigned. on the -otn
day OF August A. D., 1903. ana inat an
nersons having claims against the es-
fate OF The deceased must present tn'
same duly attested to the said Aouiinl--
traitors. on or before the -oth e@{ eoet,,siv ~ NV
IN such case made and provideg
al WILLIAM G. BUCKINGHAM'
RICHARD c. BuClSi,NS,fttafsnrr-s uCi..l, fnrs.
Address. J. Harvey whitemaD: ESQ.,
Atforney-at-Law Wilmington. De-
augS-st-eod.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02

Visit THE EVENING JOURNAL s
Rest Tent at the New Castle County
Fair this week.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
LOST AND FOUND

7 0sT~soTfD GOLD 'ffH1Ti' pm 'WfTfi
IL pearl top. set with jewels. Reward
Al returned TO 409 Adams St. septl-5t
Visit THE EVENING JOURNALS s
Rest Tent at dc New Castle County
Fair THIS week,
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
SITUATIONS WANTED

IHToMXN WANTS TfACE AS WORK.
w ing or managing houackeeper. Ad-
dress H-s Journal Onlce. septl-2t
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
HELP WAN7FD--MALE

HELP WANT FD--MALE
M1NfEb~R1fLWAY MAIL CLERKS,
w postofiico Clerks. Carriers Salary tio0
TO {l.l00. Examinations In Wilmington. NO
yember iIth 5000 appointments coming
Preparation free Write Immediately for
schedule. FRANKLIN INST lTuTB.
auell-lmo
NATANTED-BOY OVER IS YEARS. IN
w machine shop. Maryland avenue and
Beech street A. T. llENDEkEk
scpt2-it
Evening journal., 1909-09-02

W MEDIA GlRL AT
w ngSi-st No. 9iG Van Buren, 81
XHyANTED-TWO WHITE GIRLS. EN-
w pcrienced cook and waitress. Apply
1902 Pennsylvania avenue. eeptl-3t
Evening journal., 1909-09-02

sherins ONCE. wilmington. Del,
sept J, 1909. sept2-o-s-l5-l5-ls
Evening journal., 1909-09-02

SdERfFT"s SALl6-BY VIRTUE OF 4
Writ Of Levari Facias 10 me directed.
will be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. In
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county naI
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
I HELP WANTED-FEMALE

xxy 1s7I sTf,k IL -------I
w competent white cook; best Of refer
ence Is required. call az Bishopstead be-
tween one ana two IN the afternoon.
Ffuf1-1fs
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-10-15
MARRIED HERE
LAST EVENING

Last evening at $50 at the
residence Of J. E. Wilson occu,r-
ed the marriage of Harry Wat
kins and Miss Laura Hill, both
formerly::~of Miles City. The
ceremony was performed by
Judge T. ]. Martin in the pre-
sence of a few friends of the
contracting parties.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Hall of Miles
City while the groom is young
man who is favorably known in
this vicinity. The Eagle extends
congratulations.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-10-15
HALLOW'EVE
DANCE THE 10Th.

His Majesty, T. J. Martin,
Landlord, Ranchman, Justice of
the Peace and Janitor Of the l.
O. 0. F. hall has this day seen
fit to rent to The Ekalaka Orme-
chestra the hall for their use, on
Friday evening, Oct. %, 1909,
at which time a Grand Hallow-
eve Dance will be given. This
hop will be thu "opener" of the
winter dances and a large crowd
is expected to attend. What's
the use of living if you're not
going to have a good time. This
dance promises you a good time
and for your neighbors brothers
wife's sake attend and see that
such a rip-roaring time in had.
Talk about your old Missouri
barn dances and hoe-downs, this
will have 'em all agoin'. A Hal
low'eve without a dance would
be enough to even change the
----- matrimonial plans.
Don't forget, the date of the big
doings, don't forget to tell your
friends to come and don't stay
away. See window cards.
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TOWN Talk:

VIM. Freeze is having q store
house built on, his residence pro-.
perty. =.
Dave and Ham Ewalt' went to
Baker yesterday after freight for
town merchants. s..
Prot. Fuhkenbusch. ,leveled up
the foundation for the new school
house Saturday with his transit.
The stone masons finished their
work Tuesday and returned, to
Miles.
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SHORT ITEMS
OF INTEREST

Chas. Clark of Pennel Creek
was in town Wednesday.
Frank Thompson was in town
Tuesday after supplies.
Frank Castleberry was in town
Wednesday and gave US the news
of the arrival Of an 8 pound boy
at his place that morning.
Joe DeMarsh and Glen Brough
came through town yesterday
with a string of horses. Cd
knows where they were going,
we don't.
Geo. Cleveland was visitor
in town yesterday from his ranch
south of town. MIR. Cleveland
obtained excellent results in the
farming of his place this year,
having threshed about 26, 600
bushels of grain, an average of
AZ bushels to the acre.
DR.. Baker and A. w. Lucas
returned Saturday from their
trip to Helena. They started
from Baker Friday evening IN
the doctors auto and in coming
home they cracked = cylinder and
were~-obliged to camp in i a
school house over night.