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Evening journal., 1909-10-20
LAST DANCE OF
ROSITA MA. 7 LILA

II may be a long time before another
dancer who is the equal Of Rosita Man
tiIla will be seen in this city, for there
are but few on the stage that can be fav-
orably compared with her. She has COM
pletely captivated local theatregoers at
the Grand Opera House this week by her
genuinely artistic dances. To-night's two
performances afford amusement seekers
the final opportunities 70 see Mantilla.
for she Is billed to appear in Baltimore
during the last three days OF the week.
The advance sale OF reserved seats for
this evenings performances is ar, ady
large and all indications point to cal lacity
audiences for the final appearances OF
the great dancer.
II is not a frequent occurrence IN any
vaudeville theatre that such good foi tune
] attends the efforts Of the booking man
ager TO put together a bill Of big hits. as
has been the case with the present offer
ing at the Opera House.
Borden. zeno and Haydn Brothers. the
remarkably clever and vera lie enter
talners who do so many excellent things
that in a pinch they might give an entire
vaudeville show themselves. have been
compelled to respond TO from he dozen
to a dozen curtain calls at their every
| appearance. Friend and Downing con-
tinue to talk and sing them ewes IN Q
popularity. Arisa and his per -orming dog,
Henry Muller and Company. In a c7medy
sketch and a series OF brand new motion
pictures Of absorbing interest round out
an evenings entertainment that Is GER
tain 70 please Wilmington's theatre
goers.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
RECEIVERS Fur
PHOSPHATE co.

BALTIMORE. Md, Oct. 2O-Upon
creditors bill OF complaint filed by
Lucas Bros. In the Circuit Court yes
terday, L. B. Keene Claggett was ap-
pointed receiver for the Franco Ameri-
can Consolidated Phosphate Company
and tho Consumers Fertilizer Com.
pany OF Maryland, the bond in each
case being for $500. Both companies
are Delaware corporations.
In the bills of complaint. hIed
through Attorney J.. Kemp Bartlett
and l.. B. Keene Claggett, il was al
legged that the furniture OF the two
companies IN their office In the Keyser
Building was distrained on for rent
last August, and that the office is
closed those in charge Of it having
left
The Franco American Company was
referred to in one of the messages to
Congress Of ex-President Roosevelt.
who urged that some action be taken
TO protect the phosphate rocks of the
United States. At that time, IL is said.
the American Company had
options on all the natural phosphate
rocks. and contemplated shipping the
product abroad. The company. IL is
said. was disappointed in its expecta-
tions OF receiving money from France
and the options Il held fell through.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
SPITTlNG NUISANCE
Hawking and Splitting is Caused by
Catarrh Germs.

Hawking and Splitting Is causes oy
Catarrh Germs.
II the local authorit es want to stop
the disgusting habit of splitting mucous
on the sidewalks, they had better In
struci the people as to the best method
of killing the caiarrh germs and cur
ing catarrh.
You car easily tell by reading the
symptoms below whether you have ca
tarrh or not:
Offensive breath. frequent snee1ing
discharge from nose, stJppage OF the
nose, huskiness of the voice. tickling in
throat, droppings I'm throat, a cough.
pain in chest, loss Of strength, variable
appetite spasms Of coughing. low spir-
tied at times, raising of mucous. diff
hculty in breathing. loss of vital force.
Miller Drug Co. has a sensible rem
edy (money back If It fails) for catarrh.
called Hyomei. which IS a vaporized a r
so antiseptic that when it IS brcathed
over the infamed and germ infested
membrane, II kills all germ life and
cures catarrh.
The price. including hard rubber in
haler is only s10O, and money back II
It doesn't cure. Extra bottles, so cents
Il have tried almost every catarrh
cure on the market without benefit
Have been using Hyome for one week
and feel Ike a new man already -
VIM. V. Goode, Newark, Ohio, June
l21 1909
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
0eaih Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tho ] D.
sOn-ReS dents Undergo
Operations

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Oct. so.--Mra. Maraa-
rot McFarin Thompson. wife Of Lewis
.. Thompson. d'od yesterday IN a Phil
adeiphin Hoi B.tal Ifsr husband and
.hree children survivs her, The latter
arc Robert. Bessie and Francis MoFar-
lin. Mrs. Thompson was one of ths
best known women IN New Castle, Mrs
Thompson was vocalist whe was often
hoard ~ the Eplseepa. Church.
Tho Good Will Fire Company will Biaes
ia bell IN position IN the tower or ths
oaalno house on Saturday.
a force OF men Ia now building tho ca
ng for tho foundation for n light 10 he
placed near tho ietty Some months ago
while the foundation ,sas being built an
inwnrd-bound vessel coilided with tho
work and wrecked II. The mon are now
putting the iron casing together on the
Delaware street wharf. When completed
II will then be taken I, the nlace where
the light viii be placed and concre.e
body will be placed IN the casing. Tire
various buoys and lights south OF New
Castle have changed considerably during
he past few years.
George Unger superintendent OF the
Delaware Water Irt rovement Com
pany. went under an operation yesterday
for an abscess OF the cheek.
Edward j. weggenmann, who went un-
der an operation sometime ago for an
absoess OF the cheek Is stiil confined 70
/ hq home.
The Indications are that the Tart Re-
publican Club will be reorganized. Dur
ing the campaign a year ago tre club
did some splendid work. A social feature
Of the club will be appreciated this win
ter.
The finishing touches to the Hamburg
road are being given by the contrac-
tors.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
DELAWARE TO THE FORE AS
AN APPLE GROWING STATE

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Dell oct. 2O.--Deiaware is
making rapid strides iowa d becoming
an apple Sale. This has been tAo grea est
apple year. thus far. ever expere.. .ced.
not from the stanopoint OF tie largest
crop but because the interest an apple cui-
ture and the feeling that th.s one f.uit
crop is the most staple and rehable that
Delaware can produce, with ihe modern
means cf spraying and obtaining perfec.
development, have been consian.y grow
ing.
The Pennsylvania Railroad c. mpany
this year. up 10 the tenth day Of tits
MONTH with the Shipping season ~ .olrly
begun, carried 7fs6o baskets OF apples
from the peninsula countie p.i-cipally
au from Delaware That week the had
been q shipment Of 5.5is baskets. and tho
steady growth Is shown by the &C. hat
curing the corresponding week Oh last
year. In good weather, 5isi baskets were
shipped.
In 1908 the Pennsylvania Ra.lroai GER
ried out OF tho little STATE . 2s,o6i bask Is
Of apples
This is considered i'm itant from the
fact that the great Kent orchards DO lot
ship by railroad but deliver their rro-
ducts IN barrels and fancy boxes, for
shipment TO Philadelphia cold storrAe
houses from the wharves at Leila on,
Frederlca and Milford. From cola tor
age they are handled In the mid-wint,r
when fruit is In greater demand The
boat shipments it a. estimated will far
exceed the railroad
Tho crop OF Samuel II. Derby. one o
the most succfssssr,-ssnd scyenunc D.
men among-stS.d horticultur.sts OF Della
ware. whose crop viii reach 400 barr,i
This year Is, Il Is said. nearly shipped 10y
steamboat because apples are heavy on.
the wator rate is more tempting to th,
producer who must set his crop In cold
storage as coon as picked.
The railroad shipments practically all
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
MAKES HAIR GROW
Miller Drug CO. Has an InVisorator that
Makes Hair Grow In Abundantiy
or Money Beck.

Makes Hair Grow In Abundantly
or Money Beck.
n your hair is thinning out gradually
IL won't be long before the bad spo.
appears.
The time to take care OF the hair is
" hen you have hair to take care Of
For thin falling hair the best reineov
known TO mankind is Persian Sage. II
IS compounded on scientific principles
Q furnishes to the hair root a surish-
ment that acts quickly and promptly
and causes the hair to grow.
But remember his; Il Kills the dan
druf germ. the pest that appropriates
all the naturfl nourishment that snLuld
so to the hair root.
Tar'sian Sage is sod by Miller Drng
o. under a positive guarantee 10 Danish
dandruff. stop falling hair and itching
scalp in two weeks or money back
II gives to women's heir lustre and
radiance that IS most fascinating and
.csuses It to grow abundantly.
Par'sian Sage Is now sold in every
iii lst- class town in America by leading
druggists A large generous bottle cnsts
SO cents, end The girl with Auburn hair
IS on every package. Mail orders alssd;
all charges prepaid by the American
makers. G'roux Mfg. Co, Buffalo, n. Y
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
OLD TIME FUNMAKFRS
PLEA E GARRICK AUDIENCES

Murphey and willard. a duo Of fun
makers who delighted local play-goers at
the old Dockstader playhouse at Seventh
and shipley streets years ago. and who
have appeared at the new Garrlck on one
or two occasions are at the house again
this week after an absence Of five years.
That they have not been forgotten, aad
that they have not forgotten how 20
please. Is being proved regularly every az
ternoon and night at the Garrick this
wek.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
DOVER PACKING HOUSE PUTS UP
$4,000 CASES OF TOMATOES

Il. Nowhere in the state was the
business so systematized that he pro-
ducer could deliver his goods and re-
turn home Immediately.
Now, IN summing up. II is found that
the Richardson and Robbins pack OF
prime tomatoes leads the country
hereabouts. with over 50.000
This pack of $4,000 cases represents
a consumption Of 100000 baskets Under
the Richardson system, $4,000 baskets
were packed in two weeks And II
was rule to save only the whole,
solid tomato. carefully peeled, and no
Juice OF defective fruit or screenings
OF any kind were utilized for anything
else other than fertilizer.
The development of this big tomato
business has necessitated and fully
warranted the Messrs Richardson In
constructing q large warehouse and
building to contain Offices on the front.
This building is 200 by so feet front
and gives a floor space for packing
boxed goods of nearly us by so. There
! is a high ceiling and improved ventilat-
ing system.
Two commodious offices have been
completed in front and these are noy
occupied by Mr. Mayer. the secretary
and cashier; and by Mr.. Prince, hi.
assistant, IN the south side. and bs
the Messrs. Richardson on the nortl
side
The Office buildings are modern II
every sense. Zach room has a higf
2 ceiling. is twenty-five feet square, ha.
cheerful interior woodwork finish oi
maple and patent hardwood floors
Modern equipment, also. gives the Of
fees an air of comfort and yet greai
facility.
The development Of this plant Is Z
matter Of great pride 10 all Dover, and
the year 1909 has brought for II q
great step forward.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20

come from the Delaware Ra iroad, and
NEARLY all from Kent and lower New Cas-
tie county. This Is proven by tie 70 low
ing records of the railroad complny
Shipped from the Della ware d a Tread.
week Of October no. ASIA basls e.; queen
Anne and Kent CMaryland C unit esq q
baskets; Delaware and esapeake.
maryland countes). i2) la kets; ID. NJ.
and V. railroad maryland and Virginia
counties). 2io; making the grand total Of
5,5is
For beauty and perfection Of fruits. the
orchards OF e. II Banc o and Fran H.
Bancroft stand high and theee box an-
pies. raised on this Camden a m OF tho
Bancrofts viii probably find sale or
every choice fruit counter OF the large
'morican cities. The ex bi by this farm
has been the finest seen IN Dover.
The Richardson o ards al RI Srn
also show remarkable developme In
size color and perfeo ion n ,he fruit
The soper orchards Il is he ieved yield
$4,000 a year to Assemblyman Soper and
his son.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
SMYRNA
VETERINARIAN

DOVER, oct. 20.-Three indictments
we're found yesterday afternoon against
Dr. william Z. Ryan Of Smyrna on
charges OF selling liquor in dry" Kent
county
Dr. Ryan's accuser in the first case
s Walter Brown. The second case
offers Robert Brown as Stale's evil
dence, and the third, Isaac Vance.
There is also an array of other wit
nesses.
Daniel Downs was acquitted by a
jury of the charge Of carrying re-
volver.
william f. Cook, the Dover restaur-
ateur. was lndic,ed by the grand jury
on a charge of w.fe- beating.
David H. Webster was indicted on
a charge of assault and battery on an
Italian. Jerty Fountain was indeed
on the same charge.
John e. Faley was indicted on a
charge of larceny as was also John w.
Harris. on the wrist aga nst John
Townsend. also indicted on a charge
of larceny, the principal witness is a
preacher, Rev George w. Swain.
The following sentences were Imposed.
William Brinkley, larceny Of a ca risge,
IS months imprisonment, ten lashes, si00
TO the owner Of the carriage AMI c.sts Of
prosecution.
Edward Henry, carrying concealed dead
y weapon, IS days Imprisonment and
costs.
William Pettyjohn, carrying concealed
a o,auiy weapon. Is days imprisonment.
Harry Stevenson, carrying cohcealed a
duaoiy weapon. 70 days and Costs.
Horace rribb.tt and Robert narris. col-
Jieu. carrying concealed deadly Weapons,
two months each and COSTS
Thomas POore, disc.argng pistol un-
,awfully. one month and hDe OF SIS and
costs.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
GRANTED DIVORCE
IN SIX MINUTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. oct. 2o-It only re-
CURED a period Of six minutes for ono
woman 10 secure her decree nisi in
divorce here yesterday. Mrs. Mary
olivia Dennis represented by a. b. Ma
gee was put on the stand at II o'clock
in orenina her suit eor divorce against
Samuel Dennis. She swore he left her
on May %. 1876. that he had no valid
reason to leave her. and that since
them she has sunported herself by work
Inc IN an overall factory. In this she
was corrohoratad by Former Constable
William NJ Boyer and by her Tatrer.
At i1.oe. Chief Ju7tice Pennewill order
ed the decree nisi.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
MISSION UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Presbyterian Young Peoples
Mission Union held it's annual rally
last night in Central Presbyterian
Church. The speaker was the Rev.
James r. Swain. Of woodland Presby-
terian Church, Philadelphia The meet
ing was conducted by the Rev. e. B
Welsh. pastor of Eastiake Presbyter-
ian Church
The following officers we're elected:
President. the Rev. Mr.. Keifer. pas
tor Of Greenhill Presbyterian Church,
first vice. president, Charles D. Bush;
second vice-president, Miss Sterling;
third vice-president. the Rev. E. B
Welsh; treasurer. Joseph Ramsey, and
secretary, Miss Coyle.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
HOW CHILDREN KICKED AND
COtURMED

in o'den days when Cod Liver oil was
administered in its crude form. NJ one
could blame them, for L was simply
nausea ing.
Mod Arr nictnoos have devised a way
whereby all the medicinal elements or
Cod LIVER oil without the oil or
grease. are combined with Tonic Iron.
thus giving to the W rid two world
famed ton cs in a most delicious and
pl atable form. It is unequaied to
lovercome pulmonary troubles and Guild
up weak and aged persons.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Many n oyster supn.r

More than 800 people patr nized the
oyster supper given last evening at
No. 100 Wes' + ghth street by WI
mington Lodge. No. ia. l. o. q. T.
The members worked hard TO make the
1pper a success. The lodge has .lecf =
{ the following officers: Leroy or mes
hief templar; Miss Lydia Ailston. Vlce-
templar; e. W. White. financial secre-
tafy, L. NJ. 5 roup. secretary: Harrs
Biysn. past chief templar; Miss elsie
I.urrier. marshal
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
POWDER MAKES
A BABY BLIND

GEoRGETowN. Del. Oct. "a cor
rosive substance in a package of poison
used for cockroaches destroyed the eye
sight Of the 1-year-old daughter Of James
wilkins, at Sand Hill, yesterday. The
powder had been placed on a low shelf.
ard Laura, a daughter OF the wilkins,
played with it awhile. and then gave
1t to the 1-year-old baby. who. in knock
.ng It around. got some of the powder
In its eye.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Dover Property Sales.

sneciaI to THE EVENING ioiVpNAr.
DOVER. Del. Oct. 2O.-The Margaret
Fouracre home property on Division ST..
Dover. was sold to John c. Hayes, yes
terday. for sl,G50; dwelling on Queen
street, TO John c. Hayes. $3.50. two lots
on Queen street to John Carrow-onc for
siOi and the other for Ss2G.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. oct. 20--Three hun
dred and fifty Dover people have just
finished a remarkable tomato packing
season at Richardson and Robbins Com
pany.
Now with the counting, labelling
and packing scarcely done. the big
packing plant is preparing to begin
the work OF making Dover's famous
plum pudding. starting on October %,
with 150 operatives.
when the new controlling members
Of the Richardson and Robbins Com
pany. Alden b. Richardson and Will
liam W. Richardson. sons OF Senator
Harry A. Richardson. took hold OF the
business. they resolved to push the
tomato industry. Deiaware's particular
native production. Both brothers i'm
mediatoly made a study Of the busi-
ness and from the seeding and planting
of the tomato to its delivery to the
wholesale and retail marts, the Dover
men observed every detail oe develop
ment
About the middle OF this season, q
drought began shriveling up follag,
| and products In general. but the to,
mato seemed to be weathering through
Many arrived at the conclusion, how
( ever that there would necessarily bl
short crop.
But the Richardson's rode over Ken
county. day after day, and came bacl
with the instructions that enough peo
pie were TO he employed and thor
oughly acquainted with their worl,
20 pack a tremendous crop.
The result was that they were wei
prepared when the time came. Farm
ers In great trains drove into theh
yards with tomatoes and out again IL
fifteen minutes. with their product un.
loaded and the money if they wanted
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
EunsraI d As.smhIymar Arms. ror

Funeral Of Assemhlyman Arms rong
DOVER. oct 20.-The funeral Of
Former Assemblyman Samuel Arm
strong. of near Smyrna, one OF lower
New Castle county's best-Sn wn farm
ers took place at Smyrna. with inter-
ment IN odd Fellows cemetery Mr..
Armstrong was 81 years old and death
was the result of a slight stroke OF
paralysis sustained last winter His
friends. however, had hoped that hi.
strong constitution might insure a re.
lcovery.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Mr. Traynor In Nsw Position

Frank NJ. Traynor has accepted a
position with the Delaware Foundry co.
and vii commence his new duties on
November 1. He had been with the
Wilmington Malleable Ir.n Co. for four
ears.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
ro sax Mas. on Non AItar

The FIRST solemn pontiicai mass will
be said on the altar Of the new chapel
Of the Ursuline Nuns, No 1109 Della
ware avenue tomorrow morning. Bishop
John ]. Monaghan will be the celebrant
and members OF the musical club Of the
convent will furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Riddinn on car PIant.

The Horace b. Deal Company, Of
Philadelphia, Is estimating on a big
car shop ct Wilmington for the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Corporation.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Ve.erans Have Reunion.

The First Delaware Regiment Asso-
citation is holding reunion in Dover
today.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Pastor Injured In RUNAWAY

The Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Perry are
recovering from injur es received dur
ing rune way on Sunday while driv-
ing 10 White Clay Creek Church.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
NOTICE.

We give special attention to feed
grinding and also cider making. Come
10 see US as we guarantee you good
results. Greenbank Mills.s
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
SCOtt'S Emulsion

and when skillfully combined with
Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda
they produce a medicinal food I'M
equalled in the world for building
up the body.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
send i0c. name Of paper and this ad. for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Chiid's Sketch. Book.
Zach bank contains 0ood Luck Penny.
s,tlTT s ROWNE. S09 Pearl ST.. New York
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
SO MILLION

cod fish, more or less, are caught
each year on the coast of Norway,
the livers Of which are made into
Cod Liver Oil.
The best oil is made from the fish
caught at the Lofoten Islands.
Scott & Bovine use only that oil
in making their celebrated
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
SWEATERS

We are selling a lot OF
Sweaters. the new, best
Coat style in Plain Colors
and Combinations. Mems
sizes "a to As. S1.00 10
$500. Boys. &c TO "a. so
cents to $500. Little Boys.
% to 2s. so cents to S1.50.
Girls and Young Ladies buy
a lot OF them. too, they say
they like the styles and
values. We have a big
bargain in Boys Sweaters
at .$1.O0; salesmen's sam
pies.
las I. MHIIIn I Seas.
tIb and Marxsi
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
DIAMOND ICE
Y. M. c. A. Band and OrchesIrs

Music for all occasions. I. Address
W. n. WHlTEsIDE, 2os Market
D. a A. Phone 344eA.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
The Reauly Inside Our pings

Is tina. OF quality You cannot see Il as
you do the outwsr rd charms. but you
WI admire Il more and more as tine
tests its presence. This good quality
prevails In all our rings whether you
are choosing II for some implied baby
finger. the hand of your betrothed
or the plain gold band that seals her
20 you.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-08
SEND TROOPS TO
 PR SERVE PEACE
SERIOUS SITUATION CONFRONTS BRITISH IN INDIA NOW.


 BRITISH IN INDIA NOW.
 (Specia1 from United Press.)
 Calcutta. Jan. S.-Anticipating a re- newal of the warfare between the Mo hammedan hordes gathered outside the gates of Titaghur and the Hindus with in the town, the British government is rushing troops to the scene from all points in Bengal. The Mohammedans are making every preparation to ceie- brate their religious holiday at dawn tomorrow when it is expected they will retaliate upon the Hindus for the destruction of their mosque and other insults.
 The English residents are urging the government to grant an inquiry to satisfy the Mohammedan grievances as the Mohammedans are the most loyal British subjects in India. But this the government is loath to do as it would mean antagonizing the 40,000,0O0 fol- lowers of the Hindu faith throughout the Empire, already stirred to it's depths through the efforts of the sedi- ,tious secret societies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-08
c "A. Bears the 1'i6 hllia luu ndvo AlMdyS oouggIiI Signature ~ ZNN@ of lZzA<ZZ HL[C<<Z< WILBUR WRIGHT
 NAMED IN A
 DIVORCE SUIT

Paris. Jan. s-Wilbur' Wright the world famous American aeroplanist, was to-day made correspondent in a divorce suit brought by Lieutenant Goujarde of the Curassiers stationed at Champagny. The trial is set for Feb ruary 27. Champagny is between the military camp at Auvours where Wright first began his French aero plane experiments and Lemans. where his flights have since been made.
 Mime. Goujarde is said to be an en- thusiast on the subject of aeronautics and she has been an interested spec tator of Wright's flights.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-08
DECISIVE BATTLE
 NOW IMPENDING
FORCES OF THE SHAH AND IN SURGENTS ADVANCING
 FOR A CLASH

Teheran. Jan. S.-The control of southwestern Persia is believed to-day to be largely dependent on the impend- ing battle between the forces of Sam san Khan. the insurgent leader, and Firman F'ierma who has been sent by the Shah to wrest the governorship or IsDahan from Samsan Khan.
 Sansan is gathering up force to re- sist the approach of Fierna and it is feared the coming struggle will be the hardest yet fought in the campaign for a constitutional government. The Shah's action i'll again declaring against a constitution has had the eff feet of rallying thousands to the in- surgent cause.
 The Shah is greatly encouraged by the defeat of Dekhargan, one of the insurgent leaders and is to-day boast ing that the rebellion has been crush ed. His advisors are trying to con vince him, however, that his ultimate defeat is inevitable. They urge the immediate granting of a constitution.