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Evening journal., 1909-07-31
snHoiant Reasnn-

Chum-Why don't you assert your
authority as head Of the family and
take matters in your own hands? Head
Of the House (mournfullyl-My wsfe
won't let ne Baltimore American.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
Diamond State Company In Deal.

II"TIINTTN NNNNV NNTTIF"TIF ~ LH"T1
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. July st.--It is reported here
that the Diamond state Telephone
Company viii consolidate with and
turn over an its peninsula and Eastern
shore lines 10 the American Telegraph
and Telephone Company Of New Jer-
soy. other minor companies on the
peninsula are being considered N the
merger.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
On Visit 70 Chester.

Members of Washington Camp. Pa
triotic order Sons OF America, paid a
fraternal visit to a camp OF the order
at Chester last night They went on
the electric cars.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
Pistol Totine Charge Continued.

The hearing Of Demacio Sabatine.
charged with pointing pistol at
Dominica Raymond. was continued by
city Court Judge Cochran this morn
ing until Tuesday in order that the de-.
fendant might obtain witnesses.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
Sand I'M camn On.

GEORGETOWN. July s1.-sand Hin
camp meeting. near here. opened today
with the Rev. G.. s. Thomas in charge.
A large number Of ministers viii have
charge Of the services next week.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
PUBLIC SALE

will sell at Public Sale at my
THURSDAY, AUGUST, s. 1909
THURSDAY, AUGUST, 5, 100,
At 1.30 o'clock sharp, 40 Head OF Fresh
Cows and Springers. Holsteins, Durhams,
Jerseys and Guernseys.
This Is an extra good lot of cows Sc
lected by myself: big. strong and healthy,
good baggers and big mixers. they are
the kind for dairy use. Also 40 head or
fat steers.
VIII sell at the cattle pen at Newport
Bridge. s. A. MCDANIEL.
Harry Stidham, Auc. j3l-a3-i
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KiIIed on the 3. q o. Railroad.

An unknown colored man, while rid
ing on a B. & Q. railroad freight train,
fell under the wheels today and was
instantly killed. at Darlington.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

7 OCAL sALEsLADY wANTED-woN-
II derful selling automatic waist and
skirt supporters. Sample and book How
TO sell things mailed free. HAPPY
GIRLS COMPANY, Kingston, New York.
j31-lt
Q ALESMAN - PROFITABLE SIDE
y line for grocery salesman; write at
once. THE B1RKETT MILLS. Penn Yam,
~ Y t31-al714H
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
The Hudson, Chalmers Detroit MOTOR Cars
Information

Weight of Hudson (sihpped) 1900 lbs.
Weight of chaImerDefroif Stripped No. 80, 22OO lbs
Weight of chaImer-DeiroH stripped No. 40, 5000 lbs
Tires
Tires in Use on Car No. 80, Morgan Wright
Tires in Use on Car No. 40, Optional
Hudson Demonstrating Car MichIein Tires
Demonstrations Anytime
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Evening journal., 1909-08-12

Help WANTED-FEMALE
W Nff.6
~ Q8raphcr. Apply l-C.. Journal Onca.
i-tL
w ANrED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W horaeworll. Apply lbs ID. End st.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
UNUSUAL oEFER.

1T isn't often that I have faith enough
In the medicine put up by other people 70
be willing to offer to refund the money Il
it does not cure" said n e. Danforth to
an Evening Journal man who dropped
into his store. "but I am glad TO sell Dr.
FIoward's specific for the cure Of consti-
patton and dyspepsia on that basis.
'.rhe DR.. Howard Company. In order
to get a quick Introductory sale, author
ICES me 70 sell their regular nifty cent bot
ties at half price. .5 cents. and, although
1 have sold a lot Of il. and have guaran-
tced every package. not one has been
brought back as unsatisfactory
-There are sixty doses In vial that
can be sarred IN the vest pocket OF purse,
and everyone has more medicinal power
than a big pin or tablet OF a tnmber OF
mineral water
II am suu selling the specific at haif
price, although I cannot tell how long I
shall be able to do SO, and anyone who IS
subject % constipation, sick headache.
dizziness. liver trouble Indigestion or a
general played-0ut condition. ought to
take advantage Of this chance"
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
DEATH ANSWERS
ASSEMBLY, CALL
Sergeant Block Death at
Fort dupont Not Reported
TO Coroner

No report has been received by Coroner
Gaynor or Deputy Coroner Chandler OF
the death Of Sergeant Max Block OF the
Fourth Company OF Coast Artillery at
Fort DUPONT last evening. Evidently the
army authorities regard tho matter with
in their own jurisdiction and are investi-
eating.
The artillerymen are in held camp f1r
practice and maneuvers at Sort DUPONT
and are living in tents instead OF ba--
racks.
Sergeant Block was alone in his tcri
when the assembly call for retreat was
sounded last evening. His comrades
were assembling in obedience to the
call when a shot was heard from
Blocks tent.
An Investigation revealed his life
less body, with a bullet through his
head. Beside him lay his army rife.
with which he had been slain.
That he had killed himself was evil
dent. but whether with suicidal intent
had not been determined by the in
vestigation.
Block was regarded as an excellent
soldier. He was "a years old and had
enlisted originally from Wisconsin. He
was on his third enlistment. His body
had not been shipped away to-day.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Library Table
S14.5O

Reduced from Szz.oo; 46-inch
top: all quartered oak: claw feet.
Exactly like cut. Fifty other Ii
brarv Tables, in Golden Oak,
Mission and Mahogany equally
reduced.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
PROPOSALS


d sAI.5-SEALfiD PROPOSALS.
addressed In writing 20 the New
Castle County State Highway CommIa-
sloner and endorsed Proposals FOR huilo-
ing macadam reads known as the hlll-
side Mills Road. in Christina Hundred,
1.ash miles long. and the Creek Rond. In
Min Greek hundred. SOS miles Io-a. viii
be received by said Highway Commia-
sloner-at his office, NO lo0lle Market
street. Wilmington. Del. until ~ o clock.
noon. August -f, 1909.
An said bids or proposals must be made
upon blank forms to be obtained from
said Highway Commissioner At his said
once and must be accompanied with a
certified check for 500, payable 20 the
president OF the Levy Court of New Cas-
tie county. or with a bond to the State
OF Delaware In the sum OF 300 as surety
that IL a proposal be accepted contract
will be entered into.
Plans and specifications can ne seen az
the Office ~ said commi eaiorer. on or
after August H.. 1909. The right 20 re-
lect any or al bids "a expressly reserved.
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County state Highway Com
missioner ai-h- io-lz ~ -
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tiad : surpriss Partx.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Murine gave a
birthday party in honor Of their
daughter, Ruth. on Wednesday even
ing at their home. No. 30 Union street.
Among those present were. Misses
Margarute and Georgetta Morgan.
ST, Nh(coukei.supl tatwo dAugu bbi
kalie. eJnnie and Josephine Percello.
Rose, Annie. Maggie and Anthony
Rapino, Marion and Ivy Kent. Mar
tina and Jeanette Naylor, Elwood
Morgan. Blanche Miller. Charles Mil
Ter. Herbert Naylor. Rose Percello.
Joseph sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Murine, Haines. Leroy, and VIII
liam j. Murine. Jr., Mildred. L0lctta
and Ruth Murine. MRS. William j.
Murine played music during the even
ing.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
ENLARcE MOROCCO PLANT.

A permit for alterations and an ad-
dition 70 the New Castle Leather Com
pany TO cost $500 was issued by Build.
ing Inspector Johnson today. The ad
dition is 10 be a two story brick struc
ture at the southwest corner OF Elev
enth and Poplar streets. William d
Haddock and Company are the contrac
tors. Other permits were as follows.
Dwelling at the northwest corner o
Fifth and Lincoln streets for Earnes
Di Sabatine. 81 900; alterations 20 No
SIS West Fifth street by J. z. McElwee
to cost $50.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
A Nioht ~ Music FoI[

An appreciative audience last night
gathered at Brandywine Springs Park
where Signor Gatti and his band by
special request played the entire scores
Of the music Of THE Red Mill" and
The Three Twins" The audience was
mainly composed Of music lovers who
knew good music and that Siguor Cat
tits efforts were pleasing was evidenced
by the prolonged applause that greeted
thehand after the selections were rem
dered.. Though the season for. park
going is waning. many 60 10 the
Springs 20 have their favorite selections
played by the band. a request which Is
always acted on by the courteous lead
er. Signor Gatti.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
HELP WANTEII-MALE

A7ANTED-RAfLW MAIL CLERKS.
" Postuficc Clerks Carriers Salary $500
% l.6o1. Examinations in Wilmington. Mo-
kemher 18th. 5000 appointments coming.
Preparation free. Write Immediately for
schedule FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Department i2E. Rochester, n. Z.
Huufi-lmo
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
TRI-STATE GAMERS
HEAR OF CROPS

The Tri-State Packers Association
in special session az the Clayton
House to-day. heard good reports ot
the present condition Of the tomato
crop. despite the drought Represents
tives 60 the meeting said that In many
sections OF New Jersey. Delaware and
Maryland the crop IN many instances
promises to be as large as In previous
years. other representatives said the
crop IN their sections would not reach
SO per cent
tt was agreed that weather condi-
tions OF the coming three weeks would
determine whether the crop would be
damaged.
The meeting was attended BY c. NJ.
Dashiel. OF Princess Anne; Paul Hol-
singer. Of Ridgley; r. A. Tarsch. of
Baltimore. G.. s. Stevens. Of CEDAR
vile, n. j.. r. W. Nicol. OF Philadel-
phia. and r. Greenbaum OF Seaford.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
WANTED ON MURDER
CHARGE, MAN ESCAPES
FROM MARYLAND OFFICERS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
YORK. "a. AUG. i2--by ieaping from
an express train while running at fun
speed. scott Johnson. wanted on a charge
OF murder IN Cecil county. Maryland.
escaped to-day from the officers who
had him in charge. AS soon as the train
could be stopped the officers organized
a posse and secured bloudhounds IN an ef-
fort to recapture the prisoner.
Johnson vas arrested IN santa Rosa,
CAL. and the officers who had him IN
charge had brought him nearly 5000 miles
in safety before he made his escape
Johnson ieaped from the train Just be-
FORE the Maryland line was reached.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

At noon Union Pacific assumed first
place again IN the trading. advancing
over two points. Southern Pacific also ad-
vacod sharply. The general list in nearly
all cases recovered the recessions OF the
earlier forenoon.
The stock market opened strong. Union
Pacific being up I 5-s Southern Pacific
1 point. Louisville and Nashville 5-s, and
others In proportion in sympathy with
London prices.
New high records were established IN
Union Pacific. Steel Common. Ches. and
Ohio. and Southern Pac.. and now records
Tor this move we're made IN Ponna.. Louis
vile and Nashville. Shelters. Anal Cop
per and Rock Island.
Market literature continues very opti-
mistic. so Ear as trade conditions are con-
corned. but the opinion is generally exc
pressed that the market pace is too fast.
C. T. Hudson and Co., Eighth and Mar
ket streets. advise the taking OF profits.
believing that before making new CONF
mitmenfs a waiting policy win prove pro-
ftabie They say: 1T needs no argumen,
to convince ono that the present pace Is
too rapid that in due time prices viii
have fall But meanwhile. the market
leaders are having things pretty much
their own way. The only attractive stocks,
In our opinion. az tho moment are some
of the iow-priced issues, which have not
been doomed so much"
In the curb list. United Copper was a
feature. being steady at II Ia TO n SIS Il
/ "a reported In the street that the windsor
Trust Co.. IS buying this stock back In
the open market tossther with Ohio
Copper. which was sold by Joyce and
Hclnze
The wheat market was steady a. slight
iv higher prices. the September option be-
ing 9s IL at noon. Bartlett Fafteu ans
/ co. can see nothing IN the situation a
the moment to cause any material chane
Ia prices and think fluctuations win b.
slight until the Spring wheat crop com
mences - move.
Corn prices came fractionaliy lower
later advancing 70 Yesterday clnain
level The market was featurciess.
The cotton market opened about poin'
higher at l2.15 for January. followed ny
T. break 70 i1u and later rallied % -n q
buying attributed % McFadden.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
HARVEST HOME NEAR STANTON,

A large harvest home is being held to-
day in Pennocks Grove near stanton.
Many persons went there from VIII
mington this morning Dinner was SER
we'd at the grove at noon, when several
hundred persons were present.
The meeting is held under the aus
pices Of FairvieW Lodge. Of Good Tenn
plars. DR.. George w. Young, Of Louis
vile, Xxx, assistant superintendent OF
the Anti Saloon League Of America;
Alexander n. DAILY. Of Dover; G.. z.
Gray. field agent Of the New Castle
county Anti Saloon League. and Rev.
c. T. Anderson are scheduled TO deliver
addresses.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
CAR OPERATORS
WANT THEIR DOG

Dash" a mongrel collie and beagle.
that has been the fav0rite Of trollymen
at the barns Of the Peoples Railway
Company. on Sixth street. for 80 long
that no one knows how old he is. was
taken In by Dogcatcher Kipp yester-
day for being without n muzzie. As
a result. about fifteen motormen and
conductors in the employ Of the Peo-
Die's Railway assembled at the police
station at noon to-day and energetic
ally pleaded for "Dash's' immediate
release. owing 70 the fact that Mr..
xopp is very busy and is on the jump.
Dash will have TO remain In the
pound until tomorrow. One OF the
motormen gladly planked down a doi-
lar for the dogs release.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
?. O. $. Of A. Trolley RId..

Camp No. s. P. o. s. OF A. viii give
a trolley ride over the Peoples railway
line on Friday evening August 27. The
route is as follows: VIII load at sixth
and Market streets at 7.30 p. M. 60 &c
Eastlake and back to Sixth and Orangs
streets. to Rising sun, 20 Sixth and
Hawiey. to Brandywine Springs. vii
stay one hour at the Springs and return
70 sixth and Market. Tickets. 20 cents
Every brother OF the order and Friend
his wife or best lady is cordially invited
Come with US and have a good time
Order OF Committee.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
REAL EsTArE FoR RENr

Apartment a1 oranss St.. r. & 3. ana
Pantry.
20 French street. three rooms and bath.
Doeillns yci troone st. u r. 4 p.
Dwelling l0j West St., 70 R. q B.. fur
n-ahed
Dwelling i229 Railroad Ava. r. 4 q,
IWellfrB Inc Conrad st.. r. a q
Atable, 18th st.. bet feen Market ana Or
auge Sfs.
Apply to WILMINGTON TRUST cCr
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

In compliance with the stipulation Of
the contract awarded the firm Of John
son & Virdin, Of Lewes. August a. the
work Of removing the sunSen steam
boat Shearwater. which went to the
bottom of the Delaware river or Chest
nut street pier on June II. VIII be
started this week. According 70 the
contract. the firm is TO begin work in
ten DAYS from the date OF award. and
the sunlken wreck is to be removed in
thirty days.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Stock Markets

By United Press Leased spe~ai Wire
NEW YORK. Aug. f2- e opening
strength this morning was grsiter than az
anv tiue since the beginning of the pres
ont hull movement During the frst afiaen
minutes advances OF two points and more
we're established.
The market was full of buying orders
LIN through the first hour. Pennsylvania
.svanced two points The Gould stocks
ara rnterboroueh Metropolitan we're lag
CARDS on the rise.
r.,yernncnts unchanged. other bonds
strong.
us o. m. quotations from O.
Laekey a Co., Bankers and 5roksra'
members Philadelphia Stock EScnange'
s4s Market street. Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
STATEMENT OF
THE CITY DEBT

A statement Of the debt of the city VIII
be submitted % city Council tonight by
City Treasurer Ross. The statement shows
that the total Indebtedness az the city on
June 60. the end Of this fiscal year. WAS
s. .sZ7. 100 To Council tonight viii also
be submitted the fiscal statement for the
year. This statement shows that receipts
from all sources at the end OF the present
fiscal year amounted 20 si.iai, 25o2s.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
no SHIP sIc CAIssoN.

The caisson at the mouth OF tho
Christiana river. which has been part
ly filed with cement by Tatnail Brown
Company viii be towed by Government
boats TO the Miah Maui shoal three
miles below Cross Ledge Light, tomor-
row morning. The caisson viii be sci
for the foundation OF the new light
house at the snoal. The contractors ars
TO NIL the shell 10 high water
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
NOTTCEp


~ orlCI IS HEREBY GIVEN THAr
- All. STATE LICENSES AND TAX
LtE AND Not PAID on OR BEFORE
IiiE mTf Day OF AUGUST 1000
THERE WILL BE -5 PER CENT.
ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SEXTON 81 CHAPTER 69 RE-
AlSED CODE. LAWS or DELAWARE.
HARRY "a. BROWN
Clerk or the Peace, New Castle county.
Niimineton, Del. July 2. 1909. a1-im
MOTlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
~ copy Of the assessment list OF school
District NO. AZ is posted 1t the school
on Saturday. the iffh day of August. "a.
10, 1909. at o'clock p. M, a school house.
10 hear any objection CD said llsr. signed
BY commissioners.
JAMES A. TOULHEN.
CHARLES GRlEH.
GEO. M BURRIs aio-2f
nIRING HRANDYMf SUMMIT
- camp hack Will leave Fourth and
Market streets each morning at $50 and
each afternoon at Q o'clock. Fl. A. Travis.
s-i Lancaster Ave. stables. aln-if
NJ OTICE-a. II DrRSTErN MANU-
~ facfurer of Sen hubcn Segars. and
lbhcr In Tobacco. viii close store Nom
day. Wednesday and Thursday evenings
at o'clock, during July and August.
Open Tuesday, Friday and catur1p
evenings. FACTORY and store NO S East
Second street iyl--lmueo4
n OTICE-ALL MEMBERS OF BAR
~ tenders Union. Local No. 4d6, are
requested 10 attend the meeting on SUM
day, August 10th. 1909, az -i0 o'clock
sharp. By order
WILLIAM EDLER. President
augfr-lf.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
LARGE FIRE AT
WASHINGTON PARK

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. t2-Flames,
starting in pavilion at Washington
Park on the Delaware River, have
destroyed several large hotels, and
threaten TO destroD an of the twenty
i've wooden structures there
Help mas been sent from this city
and Camden. The Gloucester, n. J.,
departments is unable 70 cope with the
situation owing to scarcity Of water
A thousand picnickers were forced 90
fee 20 the meadow for safety
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
CURE FOR ECZEMA.
Given Relief in a Night and Makes
Corpiete Cure in Short Time.

Given Relief in a Night and Makes
Conpiete Cure in Short Time.
The remarkable demand Tor Hokara. the
skin food. at n. B. Danforth's is not sur
prising when it Is remembered that even
in the worst cases Of eczema e stops the
itching with the first nights application.
begins 70 heal up the diseased skin al
most Immediately. and cures chronic cases
In a few weeks. In lesser troubles, such
as pimples. blackheads. BARRIERS itch.
acne. rash, piles. etc, few DAYS use win
usually cure.
In order that no one may be kept from
using Hokara by the cost. a liberal sized
Jar Is sold for e5c at N. 3. Danforth's s..
Furthermore. Il Hokara does not 10 all
that Is claimed for it, even this small sum
will be returned.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

Local tribes Of the Improved Order OF
Red Men viii begin a three days ceie-
bration in Shellpot Park tonight. The
"HaymalSers" will be in charge OF the
fun tonight and a big time Is being
looked forward too. Red men from all
over the state are expected 70 take part
in the celebration.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
duPnnt Plant Finishsd.

The E. l. dupont de Nemours Pow
der Company has completed its large
plant at DUPONT in the state OF Wash
ington the plant being q short distance
from Tacoma. According TO business
men. this plant makes a new era in the
DEVELOPMENT of the Pacific Northwest
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
TWINS. ONLY CHILDREN. DEAD.
--.....I.l e. TIL rNEnIrNC InIHNAL.

DOVER. Del, Aug. 12.-Air. and Mrs.
A. w. Schwcitzer. recently became the
parents Of twins. their first children.
The babes semed well and their parents
were extremely happy. But fate ruled
against a continuance OF this happiness
for on sunday and Wednesday respec-
lively. the infants died.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
e,turned From Rshoboth.

william staniar and Miss Ethel Ball
have returned from Rehoboth. where
they went in Mr.. staniar's automobile
and we're guests Of Judge and Mrs.
Daniel o. Hastings at their cottags-
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
REAL Estate WANTED

T TNF0RM1Tf0N WKNTEb. FROM
owner who has good modern resi-
dence for sale In or within hfteen miles
OF Wilmington. wish 20 learn Of best
bargain being offered. Give price and
brief description. NJ agents need ans
wer Address g.. CLRHIEH, Room 400
NJ as West Monroe st., Chicago, III.
augi1-ft
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
MISSING HUSBAND
ON FISHING TRIP

Mrs. Charles Miller. Of Penny Hill.
who reported TO the police yesterday
that her husband was missing from his
home informed the authorities today
that she had heard from Mr.. Miller.
he is on a hshing trip down the bay
and win return home on Saturday
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Eiebt witb Florida Indians.

MIAMI Fla. Aug 1--Afeagr7
dispatches received here Indicate that
there has been a fight In the Ever
riades between reservation Seminole
Indians and white men. Details are
lacking
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
r. Inlnrovs BARK Property.


The executive committee Of Tie Board of
Park Comm issioners at It's weeiiiy meet
ing this morning ordered the park super
fntendent 70 sod and otherwise improve
and beautify the sloap IN Brandywine
Park on the north side Of Gen avenue
from Market to West street.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
10 plcK RIFLE TEAM

Adiutant General Wickersham today
will pick the rifle team OF miiitiamen
to represent Delaware al Camp Perry
Ohio. Governor Pennewill is expected al
the range this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Ger. Donohoe h 6s Years Old.

General ohm p. DonahOe, the we'll
known Civil War veteran. is celehrat-
ing his 6sth birthday anniversary to-
day Many friends OF General Dona-
hoe congratulated him on the occasion.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
81 PauIIs u. 81. MarYIs.

St Paurs and 81. Mary's teams OF
the Holy Name League viii play at
south Side park on Saturday afternoon.
The game promises TO be one Of the best
Of the league series.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

Am. r.ocomoti 6slNor. Pacihc 1895
Ana Conner IS Z Norfolk West es +
A., Smelling ro4 b |N'tlern -enl g
Am surar Cofs45Sl Peoples Gas rr7h
At-h. T q s. 40 = Pennsylvania r45le
Aanhalt Com. z4fz Phila. Rap. I 5oit
90 .7otsI Phiia. Comnan as rs
sr7olsIrn r. T. SOW Phila. ElectricrlyS
CenI Leather 81 Reading los y
Ches. & Ohio...S5ii| Rock Island 81 a
cambria. steel As' ST. Paul 49,. 100 =
Denver & r. GsrN Southern Pac ~ "A
Erie Common $50 South. Com. 5521
Erie Ist pfd ...s6k Tonopah
islec. Of Amer. ia unitedGaslmp GOA
Louisville & \ r6r Union Pacifi 1oq 2.
Iehlgh Nav. 40 EU. S. 81. Com rs 9,
I.eh. Valley So KlU. S. St PruIz7 Z
Missouri Pac. -6l( wabash Pref s6A
Mo. Kan & Tee 41B Western unio IA
". Y. Central I4IA
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
SEAFORD MAN
IS MISSING
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
sEAFORD, Del, Aug. ----Considera-
bic mystery surrounds the disappear
ance Of William Neal, aged 2s years,
who left his home in est seaford on
July g.
Mr. Neal Is married and has an eight
months old child. Mrs. zeal Is pros
trated and has a belief that her hus-
band has been murdered.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
REMOVAL NoTICE

eEo " QUINN, n o. o O., has
moved his Institute Of 0stsopalhy
to the Dupont Bldg Hours 9tu Y
and 2 to s Saturday 9 to II
Monday Wednesday ard Friday
evenings, to o'clcc<.
January 1s T.