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Evening journal., 1909-02-08
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

SToTfcE~T6 THE HoNoRxB1E
N Judges Of the Court of General SEES
sions OF the State Of Delaware. in ana
for New Castle County. We, the under
signed freeholders and respectable citi.
zens Of the Eleventh ward OF the city Of
Wilmington. do hereby certify that
August Scheu, the tenant and occupant
OF the place situated at n. W. Cor
Maryland Avenue and Van Buren, street,
n the Eleventh ward, city, county and
State aforesaid, and described in his APP
plcation and who Is an applicant for q
bottlers' license, on Monday, the first day
Of March. A. D., 1909, being the next term
OF said court for the sale Of intoxicating
liquors IN quantities not less than one-half
GALLON therein. not 70 be drunk on the
premises; he being a licensed retailer of
goods. wares and merchandise; the ag-
,regate cost value Of his stock con-
SANITY kept on hand for sale II not less
han 1--WE hundred dollars; he IS a man
character: that such sale Of intoxicat-
ing liquors at said place IS necessary TO
ccOmmOdate the public; thar he Is the
enant of said house, and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward, az least
twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders Of said ward, recommend the
said application. viz;
Chas w. Bradford Andrew j. Gordon
John T. Lynch 1dw. r. McCulley
Phiiip Lynch Frank p. Johnston
r. r. Bambright VIM. III Hartzel
Tom Roberts John Hales
Vim. Greenwell Lewis b. McGovern
Robert A Rex AIarsall c. Pierce
VIM NJ Conelly Frank Ruf
Henry j. Hindcrer Charles Tschau. Jr
Fred G. Hindercr Frank Henderson
stanly j. Yasik A. Rsyzcki
Gcromo Sasse Jonn U. Schneider
rhos y Aickcnncy Wm. r. shaw
f.anis Natalie Max Is. Rauhnt
f6-st AUGUST SCHEu
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HARDWARE AND CLASS.

Try one OF Chapman's 81 Razors
Hollow-g ground. 30 days trial.
Razors ground and set ready for use 25c
skates. scissors and knives ground.
e. ]. CHAPMAN,
Delaware ave. and Scott st.
d7-6m
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u CHIC sAfE-F EBRuNKT isTH.
stoAS and farming implements near
Harc's Corner. WM. Il. HOBsON.
fs-lat
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BAKERY.

Ask your Grocer for AfAYER'S BLUE
LABEL BREAD. Insures square dea.
and an honest loaf.
KARL MAYER,
East Side Baker, 9Th and Poplar SITS
d2-e.o.d1y.
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LOST AND FOUND

T OST-A WALLET CONTAINING
United States Express Co.. on Market
between Tenth and Thirteenth street.
Finder please return to Sli Market ST.,
reward offered. fest
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MIX, CREAM AND GUTTER.

s; ii; RIDGWAY, $40 E. sth St
Wholesale and Retail dealer ia Min
Cream and Butter.
Manufacturers Of Ice Cream and Snow
lake. Both Phones
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FOR SALE

New medium-p priced roomed houses
on hodney street above 9Th st. Location
and surroundings or the best. high
ground, fine views. built on square plan
with wide fronts, large pantry. kitchen
and extra shed-lkitchen. roomy closets
ana attic, gas and electric lights, spec
ial bathroom effects and many other
Thursday evenings and Sunday after
Moons. Ask attendant for prices and
terms. We viii negotiate a per cent
mortgage and give easy terms for the
buy a homer
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our German Silver kid lined $500 bag
only $3.50 All other bags reduced. Come
mn and see them. J. KERN.
Jeweler. 10 Market ST., md floor.
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FOR SALE-HOMT ON -. THIR-
tccnth street. just of OF Market. cN-
ccllent residential section convenient 10
all points. large lot. house contains 10
condition. Low wv price Ia pouicl, pnrehsse vi
For further particulars apply to
G. H. HAYDEN, 10th and Monroe SITS,
both phones. f6-7t
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I OBJ PRINTER WANTED AS FART
ner to start printing business No
capital required. j have that Exccp-
tional opportunity TO get started IN
business for yourself. G. w. L., Even
ing Journal 1l2-imO
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A. B. STANTON.

dim. IN. 7o7 shipley St
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
lO-ucrc farm at Yeatman station, on
Newark and Pomeroy r.. r., with 7-room
stone house and necessary outhuildings.
good water. nice orchard: price 5000 per
acre. CHARLES q. KURTZ.
loii Market street.
Opposite Court House)
f5-nl W f-tf
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sHERIFF,s SALES

SHERlFt'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ OF Lcvar Facias. TO me directed.
will be exposed to Public Sale al the
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the CITY
or Wilmington, New Castle County,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1909.
al 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
tho following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF land
with a two-story frame dwelling thereon
erected. situate in the city OF VIII
mington aforesaid bounded and described
Beginning at n point on the northerly
side OF Sixth street, at the distance OF
one hundred aud twenty-five feet east
erly from the eastorly side OF Scott
street, thence northcrly parallel 10 Scott
street passing through the middle OF the
division wall between this and the adj
joining house on the west .onc hundred
and twenty-eight feet 10 q corner; thence
eaeterly parallel to Sixth street forty
five feet more or less. to land now or
late OF Agnes G Norris; thence IN n
southwestcrly direction along said Nor
rls line ,one hundred and twenty feet
more or less, to a corner for this land
and land Of the said Norris, thence SOUTH
erly parallel TO Scott street twelve feet
more or less TO said side OF Sixth street.
and thence thereby westerly twelve feet
OF beginning, be the contents more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of George II Hanson and Mar
tina j. Hanson his wife, mortgagors, and
to be sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPINcoTT,
e-t.-.frfs- naf.. ttrtt..f....t 80, I..l
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ROOMS ZOE RENE

n fRARD-S0s. so7 AND 500 RACE ST..
- Philadelphia. Rooms, 25c. CSC. Soc
Gentlemen only. ally
FOR RENT-LARGE ROOM, sUITA-
for offices. Apply No. S3i Market Sd.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


For SALE OR RsNT~HAVfNG
= moved to our new coal yard. we OF
~ ~ ne itiBc business property ttvitti'i-
on toufh street. Fifth street, and Penn
sNiNania Railroad Freight Yards. eie-
tated siding, runs through property, over
~ coal plns. large stable, ONCE and store
square feet ground surface Is under roof
immediate possession. THE PHlLlHa-
thompson CO.. 200 East Fourth street
dwelling Situated at Summit
Bridge, New Castle county. Possession
gwen at once Apply TO SAMUEL AL
klCHS. Glasgow Del. 1le-lmo
+ OR SALE.
A nice lot ripe for a building oper-
alton, In fine location. East side or
Rodney street and south OF Pennsyi.
wanna avenue. 100 feet front VIII sell
reasonable. CHARLES &. KORIl.
tonposite Court House) ioii Market st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

N wanted. Examination IN Whining
ton and many other cities May Is. Par
ticulars free. write now. SPRINGFIELD
SCHOOL FOR MAIL SERVICE. Spring
field. Mass. f5-11t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
OPERATORs WANTED At SHfRT
- factory. 5th and French. j2l-eod-6t
a YOUNG GIRL, AGED ~. WISHES
- n position TO help in the duties OF
"a home Address by mail TIE HOMF
MISSION Si3 shipiev ST fs-2t
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= OR RENT-RooM WITH BOARD.
L also doctors Office. sl6 West st.
fl-1nlo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
MR.. n. N. PRICE.

One who has never had iumbago
does not know what toriurlng suf.
fcring It brings. At times the pain
"a 10 severe that II seems unendur-
able. Mr.. II. NJ. Price. OF 1920 West
68rd g.. Ballard. was iumbago
sufferer for a long period. In add.
ton be was bothered with his Kid
ueys. which have been affected
since his boyhood With both all
mcnts Mr.. Price was In almost con
slant agony.
lie tried almost everything sug-
gested until he heard OF the I.ougn.
ney q I.oughney Bake oven. 220 10
2z6 Peoples Savings Bank Build
Ing. He took a course of treatments.
Today he IL a well man. and OF the
hundreds who are praising the
Bake Oven no one is more pleased
with results than he. His case IL
typical OF scores OF others who have
been similarly cured. The Bake
oven Is rightly named. II literally
bakes out disease. The oven
touches parts that medicine can
never reach. It's results are always
npeedler and most lasting.
The Bake oven rooms are open
daily from q. M. 10 6 .. m. and
Sunday from a. m. 10 noon. A
regularly licensed physician and
competent nM~es are always in at
tendance. Absolutely no charge Is
ferer from rheumatism, iumbago
stomach. bowel kidney or liver
complaints il invited 10 call and
discuss his or her troubles with
tho famous specialists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
New Discovery Has RevoluslonIxed
the Treatment OF Skin Diseases

WV Cih1oNcFy Nae Nc<0fNttCHtxrd
the Treatment Of Skin Diseases
Nothing In the history OF medl.
cine has ever approached the sue.
cess OF tho marvellous akin remedy
known as pOsiam. which. II II safe
TO say, has cured more cases III
ecsema and skin diseases than any
remedy ever offered for those Ills
The success OF poslam Ia not al
all surprising when II IL considered
that even very small quantity
applied to the skin stops itching
Immediately and cures chronic
cases In two weeks The very worst
cases OF eczema. as well az acne,
herpes. letter. piles. sal, rheum.
rash, cruHted humors. acaly scalp
and every form OF itch. yield 20 Il
readily. Blemishss such as plmples
red noses. muddy and infiamed akin
disappear almost Immediately when
posiam 10 applied. the complexion
being cleared overnight.
Every druggist keeps both the
5ocent size flor minor trunhlsal
aud the 81 jar. aud either OF these
may be obtained In Seattle at the
Quaker Drug Co. az well as other
reliable drug stores.
but no one In even asked 10 pur
chase posiam without frat obtain
ing an experimental package which
viii be sent by mail. free OF charge
upon request. By the Emergency
Laboratories. 81 West Twenty finh
street. New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
TELEPHONE CO. MUST
MAKE CONCESSIONS
To GET THIS PERMIT
eoulLLoN's CONVENTIONS sus.
TANNED ~ TWO COUNCIL.
MEN AT MEETING.

The efforts OF the Pacific Coast
Telephone a. Telegraph company
10 get thrceyear franchise or
permit TO extend tia liaea to dis
trieta within the new city limits
not covered by the old franchise,
without granting the users con.
censiona and making promises OF
maintaining rates similar to those
demanded OF tho Independent com.
pany. received a setback az the
meeting OF tho city council last
evening.
When the resolution granting
these privileges was before the
corporations committee. recon.
mendations made by 9uperinten-
dent Of Public Utilities Boulllon
with the Intention OF protecting the
public and preserving tho peoples
rights. we're ridlouled and the com.
mlttee decided 90 recommend the
adoption OF the resolution iust as II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08

enter the building. II was by this
time one seethlng mass Of flame
AMI smoke, The stairway had
burned the least OF any part of tho
building. and II was this fact that
made the desperate dash or the
chief possible.
Daring Plunge Into Fire.
Wrapping his ollcoat tightly
about him. and carefully adjusting
bis helmet and smoke protector. he
sprintcd for tho stairway before
anyone had chance to hold him
hack. Several tried 10 deter his
progress. but they were rudely
thrust aside. And he entered while
three big streams OF water drench.
Cd him from head 20 foot.
The building WAS a flvegfnrv
brick and his wife was on tho
fourth story. The smoke was
sitting. yet he climbed as best he
could By feeling tho hot walls. Al
different points on the long. treach.
erous journey, tongues Of flame
shot through the walls and scorch.
ed his cheek. but he went on. Ho
went on. and on. and on. until he
could go no further. and then no
realized that he was on the top
floor. and that he had passed hts
wife on the floor below.
Succeeds In saving Wife.
Tho thought maddened him so
that he ieaped and stumbled down
the one flight and then went In.
ssinctiveiy TO the window. where
he knew the woman of his heart
was waiting for him.
Tenderly taking her In his arms,
weakened as he was BY tha smoke
and fumes. he carried her out 10
ths fresh air and help,
Il was not two minutes after.
wards when the second. third and
fourth floors crashed 10 the ground,
taking wtth them seven persons 20
a horrible death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
HERE IS a HERO OF a
FIRE FIGHTING STORY
OLD TIMER IS BACK
IN SEATTLE To STAY

A. u. Kennedy. one of the best
known sf the old time residents OF
Seattle, who has been away from
Seattle for a generation or NO. IN
back To stay, Mr.. Kennedy was EN-.
ployed in the city auditors office at
the time Of the biz fire which awept
tho business district Since 1876.
when he was IN Philadelphia at the
Centennial exposition, MIR Kennedy
has been all over the United states.
but Seattle Is the premire city OF
them all. he SAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08

OLDEST LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE COAST
ESTABLISHED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
Man Now Attending the
Fire Chiefs Convention
in Seattle Put to a Terri
bic Test.
An old French SAYING reads,

An old French SAYING rcadsi
slaxe viii work wonders"
rhls was proven cencluaiyely IN
~. nfs AZ Fire chief A, w. Myers,
~. s,.snokane who Il herr attending
X. convention Of fire chiefs. when
- dashed wildly up four flights nl
ss,essx stairway and saved hts
rsa frem imminent death from fire
and smoke
Thls happened AZ one Of the great
..s Isdlrldusl fires which ever
s,s,tsd Spokane. II was tho burn
49, N ths Great Eastern block. on a
eoIa raw December night IA 1895,
sna the chief SAYS that all during
Ma is years as chief OF the fino
ssnartment OF spokane he never
wcns through such an ordeal as
that
Az Another Fire.
The story Il not told By the chief
himself, because he is far too mod
-, for that. but Il was secured
trcm bis former assistant chief. j.
i. Phillips. who Il now manager OF
,As corham Rubber company In
this city
Chief Myers had been al another
sre when the alarm for the Grea,
eastern block was turned In. and
although be knew that the huildlne
was his home. he stayed at the
nFst fre until Il was thoroughly
upasf cunirol. and then drove mad
n 10 the scene OF tho second
alarm
wnen blocks away. he could see
ia tongues Of flame leaplng high
n tie air. he could see The bright
rst glare cast hsgh in the sky, and
vas down In the bottom OF his
heart be knew that tho building was
eoomed
And with that secret feeling came
shs awful realization that his wife
had telephoned him saying that she
would retire early that night. Would
shs Be- awake while there was YET
chance TOR escape or would shs
slx<p calmly through II oil and
nsvsr awakes
These thoughts flew madi,
tAvuxh bis brain as he fransically
urssd bis plunging horse Into q
greater burst OF speed.
Saw Wife IN Peril.
And finally. upon reaching the
scene Of the fire. what should meeI
he gzze but the sight of his wifs
sandiax on the siil Of a fourth
sfofy window. praying and beggins
n turn 10 be saved from the fate
that seemed about to consume her
Bystanders told the chief as HI
Jumped from bis rig that hts wifs
had been Standing there for severa
minutes. but that no one dared e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
COMING To SEATTLE

The North Coast railroad ~ com.
ing TO Seattle. because the business
Is here.
Robert Strahorn. of Spokane.
said 30 this morning Mr. Strahorn
arrived IN the city yesterday stra.
horn Is the man OF mystery be.
hind the mysterious North Coast
railroad Who IL backing the road
no ono knows except Mr.. Strahorn
and he doesn't say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08

came from the corporation offices.
Last night. however. councllmen
Reyelle and Wardall sustained tho
position taken by Mf Bouillon and
demanded that the resolution be
cent back to the committee for
further consideration, This was
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
ql IS SWEPT AWAY

PHOENIX, Arlza Sept. s.--East'
bound Santa Fe trains today arc be
ing uhunted through this city and
into Albuquerque via Marlcopa and
Demlng, n NJ, because Of the disae-
troua flood that swept away the
miliion.dollar dam In the Rio Puerco
valley OF Northwestern New Mex
leo, The flood washed out five
miles OF Santa Fe track and mar.
rowly missed accomplishing the
complete destruction of yesterdays
California limited train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08

Beilinaham. Because she wanted
10 look nice when a young man call
cd. Agnes Priest, aged 49, II IN the
county jail charged with stealing
wearing apparel from neighbors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08

De Your r~et Ache and isuru.
Ana make you tired all oNeFF Aliens
Foot EaaA makes the shoes comfortable
rests and oapia the feet and makes
walking easy All druggists. zsc. Don'i
accept any substitute
Evening journal., 1909-09-14
FOR
HALLOWEEN PARADE

At the meeting Of the Police Commits
sion this afternoon a committee Of the
Association will ask for per-
nit to hold Halloween celebration. No
parade ives held last year because the
occasion was so near election time. Con-
siderable money is on hand since that
time as appropriations and donations
were retained and can be used this year.
City Council will be asked TO contribute
to the fund The Mercantile Association
has named the following general commit
tee to arrange for the celebration;
James c. ONeal; f. l.. Mettler. e. r.
Pusey. Daniel P. DuRoss. il c. Frei-
hofer. j. s. Clark, o. c. Purdy, George
w. Grove. John c. Strong. George w
Bader. Daniel Ross. Clement A. Lippln-
colt, John p Conway. David Snellenburg
Alfred A. Hayes, James NJ. Thomas, w. f
Frank, William Carter, James Meharg, A
r. Saylor, d. w. Lynch. Samuel II. Bay.
nard, Fred II. Steinle, Joseph I. O'Neill
Harry T. Graham, Karl Mayer. Hon
Horace Wilson. G. II. Hayden, George M
Gillespie, c. p. Minors, W. +. Smith
press committee, William J. McVey Ern
est J. Otteni, John l. Beehan, John P
Hyatt and Max Goetz.
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CLUB TO sing
FOR LAWMAKERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Sept 14-senator Louis
A. Drexler, at whose summer resort,
Bethany Beach, the members Of the Della
ware Legislature and Of the executive and
State departments will 90 for the annual
reunion on Thursday has impressed into
service tho Legislative Gleo Club" COM
posed Of a quartet Of mems voices from
the Dover Glee Club. Accommodations
we're secured to-day for the singers and
they will probably be ready with a Tyro-
lean serenade when the legislative train
pulls in at Dover Thursday morning, en-
route for the beach. Tho giee club will
be ready with repertoire running from
The Watch on the Rhine" to In the
Starlight, n-n-n-n the Starlight"
Another State event of interest had been
arranged for this day Thursday. the trial
trip from Port Mahon out over the oyster
beds of the new Delaware guard-boat the
S. S. Pennewill, but oyster Revenue Col
lector Burton Wharton viii probably be
prevailed upon TO postpone this. In fact.
the collector may be bundled up and
taken along with the members OF the
Senate and the House of Representatives.
Evening journal., 1909-09-14
TALKING DELAWARE
ON TRIP TO THE WEST
County Treasurer Robert
M. Burns Attending Odd
Fellows Meeting in
Seattle.

County Treasurere Robert NJ Burns
Is one OF the delegation from the Grand
Lodge of Delaware. Independent Order
of odd Fellows. now attending the ses-
sions Of the Supreme Grand Lodge in
Seattle.
Talk Delaware was a motto the
delegation adopted before Il started
west. and Mr. Burns can be depended
upon to do his share OF boosting his
native State.
lie Is one Of the most popular odd
Fellows in the State and has held many
high offices In tho order, He Is a
member OF Columbia Lodge Of this city.
He also Is affiliated with the Masons
and several other secret orders.
Mr. Burns is a known Repub-
lican and Is now serving his second
term as county treasurer. and receiver
OF taxes. he having been nominated
and elected each time by a large ma
iority. He also was representative
In tho Legislature from the Second dis
trict of Wilmington. He is active Ia
the party organization and has a large
circle Of friends.
Evening journal., 1909-09-14
MANIAC MAY HAVE
SLAIN CHILDREN
Second Victim Of Utica Italian
Child Murderer Dies
Today
By United Press Leased Special Wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
UTICA, n. Y, Sept. 14-The second
victim of the Italian child murder, lit
tie Ferdinand Infusino, aged ? years,
six months. died in Paxton Hospital
to-day.
The police at every turn have
brought up against blank wall Of
mystery. They are no closer to find
ing even the motive for the crime than
they were an hour after six-year-old
Fannie Infusino. who was found yes
terday morning crying beside her dy-
ing baby brother and the corpse Of her
little playmate, Teresa Procopia, aged
Z, in the mud Of the Gulf" culvert.
The authorities, while they have lit
tie TO work on. are confident they will
find the murderer. Mayor Wheeler
offered $3.50 for the arrest OF the mur-
derer. City Council will increase this
70 $500. 1t may be other rewards
will be offered, for the people OF Utica.
especially the Italians, are fearfully
aroused by the crime.
The police have two theories: Either
the shots were hred Sunday evening
by man who hated the Infusiuo OF
Procopia family, OF else the children
were victims Of a maniac. It is this
latter the police fear. In that case
a murderous lunatic may be at large
seeking 70 kill more children.
They streets we're very quiet last
night.