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Evening star., 1909-09-04
THERE'S Health in Heurich,s Beers

in addition to enjoyment. Brewed with
everyregard for cleanliness. properly aged,
Maerzen or Senate. $1.75; doz Lager.
$1.5O; bot. rebate, SOC. Phone w. 1900.
Evening star., 1909-09-04
Baltimore and Return, $1.25,

Baltimore and Ohio R. r.
Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways both days except Royal Linn
tied. City Offices, 1417 G st. and 619 Pa.
ave.-Advt.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
STATE MILITIA AT
THE INAUGURATION
Orders Governing Their M0Ve-
mentS Issued by Head
quarters

Adjutant-General /. p. Wickersham
has issued the following order for the
participation of the First Infantry in
the inaugural parade at Dover on
Tuesday:
General orders No. ..
!. The Commanding officer. First
Infantry, viii proceed with his regi-
ment to Dover, on January 10. 1909. for
the purpose of participating in the in
augural parade on the occasion of the
Inauguration of the governor-elect.
.. The several organizations viii
take trains as follows:
Companies "a &C." ID. >" n" Band
and Hospital Detachment. Whining
ton, at q. m.
Company II, New Castle. at 9.15
a. m.
Company Il, Newark. at S.35 a. m.
Company b. Milford, at S.37 a. m.
Field and star officers win take train
with the organization nearest their
homes.
Tho time Of departure from Dover
will he as follows:
Companies north of Dover at 1858 >.
m.
Company b. for Milford. at 612 p. m
III. Transportation win be issued on
the regular transportation request
blanks. which will be marked Account
Inauguration. January 49, 1909"
The comanding officer win detail an
officer 20 verify the number of officers
and men I'm each company and de-
tachment, including the Cadets of Del
aware College. This officer will make
a detailed report to the chief quarter.
master on January 20. 1909.
". The commanding officer will re.
port TO the chief marshal Immediately
upon his arrival at Dover.
BY command Of Governor Lea.
l. Z. Wicleersham, Adjutant- General
| Chief of Staff.
! While at Dover the men will b.
quartered in the skating rink, and Ba-
TALON Quartermaster and Commissary
John A. Jordan will have charge of tn,
commissary arrangements CamT
ovens have been sent to Dover, ailC
the regiment will, under direction o
Lieutenant Jordan. arrange and cool
its own meals. The men will carr.
their own mess equipment with them
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
LEAVES PRISON
TO ACCUSE MAN
Wilmer BOdIey Charges An
other Man With Completely
in Barn Burning

SALISBURY, Nd. Jan. 16.-A startling
revival Of the Bodley arson case which
was tried in the Circuit Court for WI
comico county during the March term.
1906 in which Wilmer Bodley was found
guilty Of burning Thomas Hearns barn,
near hitcsville. and sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary. was brought
about yesterday when Thomas Hearn,
charged with being implicated in the
crime. was arrested I'm this city and
lodged in the county jail.
Thomas Hearn was placed under arrest
on a warrant sworn out by Wilmer Bod
ley. The latter had served over two
years of his sentence. and last Novem-
Der was pardoned by Governor Crothers.
He Immediately returned TO this section.
and found that his children had been
separated and that his wife was no long
er resident Of this county, notwith-
standing the fact that when he was con-
victed Of the crime he was promised
by Thomas Hearn and G. Ernest Heara
It IS said. that they would look after his
family and that they should receive a
certain amount OF money every month
while he was serving his sentence,
It is stated that, after learning or
these conditions. he appealed to Thomas
Hearn and G. Ernest Hearn for money.
and upon their refusal to give it to him
threatened to swear out warrants for
their arrest because Of their alleged i'm
plication in the burning Of the barn.
All during the trial three years ago
Bodley pleaded innocence. yet made no
attempt to implicate any one else IN con-
nection with the case. In securing the
......., - f,, ti,a arrest NJ TTparp 2od1o,r
charges that he was given ten dollars
by Thomas Hearn and was told that he
should go TO the barn on the night OF
the IRE and let the stock ont and that
the barn would be on fire on a certain
night
The warrant was placed in the hands
Of the local authorities, and Hearn was
picked up on the streets here. lie was
1 Il.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Act Quickly.

and you'll save yourself a lot OF suffer-
ing and trouble. II YOU have a sudden
chill-or taken cold--if you have collie,
cramp or diarrhoea, don't wait a min
Davis Painkiller In half a glass of hot
water or milk. You'll be safe and on tho
right road to quick recovery. Then you'll
escape serious illness. But you ought to
have this tried and proven remedy on
hand for immediate use. Being prepared
Is half the battle when there's pain TO
subdue. New size bottles 35c., also in
50 cent sizes.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Y. ". c. A. GIRLS SHOW
FINE SEWING EXHIBIT

An exhibit OF the work Of the mil
Iinery and dressmalSing classes of the
Young Womcn's Christian Association
Avas made in the gymnasium yesterday
afternoon and last night. There were
,nany visitors. The reception commit
tee comprised Mrs. Lyn Thomas. chair
man: Miss Louise Jones' Mrs. Ben.
5amin r. Veasey. Miss Katherine SAINT
ues. Miss Eleanor Trumbower. Mrs
J. Frank Ball and Miss Emma Griffin.
Among the hest examples of the
young women's work was a gown OF
black peau de sole with tucked yoke
cnect and long mousquetaire sleeves
A high merry widow collar finished
with an Irish lace chou completed a
fich and stylish costume other very
handsome gowns and hats were dis.
played.
Hot chocolate and waters were serv-
ed. and music was provided.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
HUGHES MEDICAL
CLUBS DINNER

The Richard Hughes Medical Club held
its biennial dinner in the New-Century
Club building last evening. About fifty
guests wern present including Dr. }.
Nicholas Mitchell Dr. William w. Speak
man and Dr. ID. Romane, Of Philadelphia.
The members of the club invited some OF
their personal friends and the affair
was enjoyable in every respect. Several
Informal addresses were made and a fine
menu was served.
The club Is composed Of the I1omeo-
pathic physicians of Wilmington and vi
cinity. Dr. +. L. Pierson presided and the
speakers included Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Ro-
name and DR.. speakman. of Philadelphia,
several local physicians. and George Il.
Hynson, of Milford and Colonel Z. L.
Haynes and Colonel Il. d. Lackey, OF this
city
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Lewes Want a Park.

LEWIS, Jan. 16.--'ro remove an un-
slightly and unhealthy pond in Loves
and TO transform IL into a beautiful
city park with shade trees and benches
where the people can spend the warm
afternoons Of summer and listen TO a
band is the idea which the womcn's
lwaanendael Club is bringing before
the people and for which they are
circulating petitions which are to be
presented 60 the Legislature
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
NEW CORONER
HELD FIRST INQUEST

Coroner Gaynor held his first inquest
last night. In tho case of David C..
Webb who was found dead with his
Throat cut I'm the home of his son In
Fast Seventh street several days ago.
the jury returned a verdict OF suicide.
InQuests were also held into the
acaths Of Charles Jacobs and Walter
r. Dlci1erson. both colored, prisoners
who had died at the worlShouse, at
Greenbank In both cases, it was
found that tuberculosis had caused
death.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
THE GARRIcK.

Jesse Lasky's spectacular musical
skit. "The Military Octette" comes to
the GarriclS next week. This is one
of the real big attractions Of the sea-
son and is sure to be given a hearty
welcome. Dixon, Bowers, Dixon and
Burt in comedy: Jules Levy & Com
pany in an entertaining sketch; Her
bert and Willing Ed. Morton. the sing
en- and others figure in the bill which
opens at this playhouse on Monday.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
THIEF GETS WATCHES
in DAYLIGHT THEFT

a thief deliberately pried open a
show case in front of the jewelry stors
Of II. S. Mitchell. at the southwest cor
ner Of Seventh and Poplar streets yes
terday, and took twelve Ansonia
watches. The theft occurred in day
light, and at the time several clerks
were busy in the store. The thief
broke the lock TO the door of the case
and after taking out all the watches
he disappeared.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16

Mr. Broadhurst has taken for his CEN
tral theme the political situation as it
exists in nearly every great city in
the country-he has also interviewer a
franchise deal and what is said TO be
very delightful love story. There
are four acts, each being an interior,
and the cast is reported to be of uni
form excellence.
One of the current jokes in the
Offices Of William A. Brady, the theat-
rical manager has to do with a period
long ago when both Louis Mann. his
star in THE Man Who Stood Still"
and Thomas A. Wise, his star in "A
Gentleman from Mississippi" were
working for him in the capacity of
$25-a- week players. inadvertently, Mr..
Mann learned. last summer. that Mr..
Brady, in 1883, had discharged Mr..
Wise from the cast of she" on the
score OF ineflciency. and that Wise had
promptly taken to the newspaper busi-
ness out in salt Lake City until a
troupe in need of an actor happened
along and picked him up. Mr.. Mann
lay for Wise with this bit of informa-
tion. and. on what he thought was an
opportune moment sprung II. Wise
never showed the slightest surprise or
perturbation. but. calling into the next
room in the Office TO Mr.. Brady, said:
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
To Run IS Mile Indor Race.

BOSTON, Jan. 16.--lcor the first
time in the history of amateur ath-
letics In New England fifteen mile
amateur indoor race VIII be held at
the Park Square Coliseum on Monday
evening. Jan. %.
Bob Fowler of Cambridge who lays
claim to the American championship.
has already entered.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
y. M. c. A. Meeting.

The Y. NJ. c. A. meeting for men IN
the Carrick Theatre tomorrow after
noon at $50 o'clock viii be addressed
by the Rev. DIR. William Galley. OF
Chester, Pa. The philharmonic Or
chestra will play.
Immediately after the meeting in the
GarriclS. a special musical program will
be provided in the lobby OF the asso-
citation building. From until o'clock
there will be Bible study, after which
luncheon will be served.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Former Officials Falls Dead.

DOVER. Jan. 16.-Peter X. Meredith,
prominent resident OF FELTON,, Del.
and former Delaware insurance COM
missioner, died suddenly at his home
He dropped dead while walking from
tie house TO the stable, where he was
about TO feed the horses. lie was 7S
years old.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
MEETING

A special meeting called by the Farm
ers Institute OF New Castle County,
will be held at the 1rish-American Hall,
No. sos French street. Wilmington, Del,
at 1S0 o'clock. on Saturday. January
10th. 1903 to be addressed by Philip L.
Garrett Subject. "a Change in the
Present System Of Collecting tho Taxes
of New Castle County" and other kim
dred subjects.
The public IS cordially invited 70 at
tend this meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
WANT LEGISLATURE TO
HEAR ABOUT FORESTRY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Jan. ls-The members
Of the eDlaware Legislature and the
Dover Board OF Trade have been in,
vited to hear the lecture by Enos a
Mills, OF Washington. a forestry expert
with the United States Department OF
Forestry. Mr.. Mills will be in this
State and will speak in Dover next
Wednesday. Members Of the Patrons
of Husbandry are also making ar.
rangements TO attend.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
THEATRICAL.

Boss. how many actors now looked
upon as good did you discharge in the
long-ago for Incompetence
"Only two" replied Mr. Brady you.
who were not so very bad, and Louis
Mann. whom | thought the worst ever"
But they are both Broadway stars
now; and Mr. Mann comes here.
"The Man Who Stood Still." will be
seen at the opera House next We'd
nesday afternoon and evening.
AVENUE THEATRE
At the Avenue Theatre this after
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Dame. Of Male csI.brate.

Palestine Sisterhood. Danes Of Malta.
last night celebrated It's fifth anniver-
sary at No. 504 Market street. Sew
eral guests were from Chester and the
attendance was large. A special pro-
gram Of music and readings was given.
A luncheon followed the entertainment.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
stoIen Horse Abandoned.

OAkWOOD. Nd. Jan. 16.--A team
belonging to William Boyd was stolen
from his stable and driven to Rising
sun. where it was abandoned. Tie
horse started back to Oakland and was
overtaken at New Bridge.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16

noon and evening The Kings Minstrels
viii be the attraction. Audiences at
the Avenue this week have been well
pleased with the show. There are a
number of excellent specialties. Be-
ginning on Monday Hyrups Moving
Pictures with illustrated songs will be
shown at the theatre. The admission
will be five cents. On Friday and Sat
urday the Nelson Cans prize fight
pictures will be shown at the house.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Duffy and Hayes WIN Be There.

KENNETH SQQUARE Jan. l6.---The
new gymnasium at Cedaroroft School
win be formally opened this afternoon.
Arthur Duffy and John Hayes, Mara
thon champion. will be present at the
opening. when they will nave a few
things TO tell the students on athletics.
The gymnastic team will give an eN-
nibitiOu
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
GRAMD opERA HOUSE

On next Thursday night at the Opera
House THE Phantom Detective a
weird. mystifying musical melodrama
with cage OF real lions FOR realism,
will begin a three days engagement
under management of the Rowland and
Clifford Amusement Co.
The new Broadhurst play The Man
of the Hour" under the direction Of
William A. Brady and Joseph r. Girls
mcr, IS to be presented for the first
time in this city at the Opera House
this afternoon and evening. while
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Named a School Teacher

DOVER. Jan. 16.-Aliss Eleanor
Swift. of near Dover, has been select
ed as a teacher in the public schools
here to succeed Miss Kate Alton, re-
signed
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Dover Odd Fellows 10 Entertain.

Dover Odd Fellows 20 Entertain.
DOVER, Jan. l6.-Philodemic Lodge
of odd Fellows. of Dover, one OF the
oldest lodges in the state. will give
q banquet at the Hotel Richardson on
the evening of January q TO the mem
bcrs and their wives. Covers will be
spread Tor 100.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
TYphold Id selhuviIIo.

iSELBYNILLE. Jan. 16.-Typhoid
fever has broken out here and Clifford
Simpler principal of the Solbyville
school is among the victims.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16
Come Now

And get the best; have you
seen the Mems All Worsted
Suits in Blues and Browns,
at $3.50 and $3.50. all sizes,
"a TO a.. Mems Stout
Suits. at Sc and $3.50, all
sizes, SO to 46 chest. Mems
Heavy Overcoats. at IA
Off. including the Fine
Dress silk Lined Coats, at
s25. $50. $50 and $40, now
S1S.75 TO $50. Boys Suits,
Overcoats and Trousers, at
Ia off. A lot of new
styles in today to fill in.
Large sizes. 10 to II, with
Knicker Pants. at Si.50 and
Sc; fine worsteds. Don't
miss our Shirt, Collar and
Shoe Sale.
Open tonight till 10.
Jas. 7. MuIlin & Sons.
9th and Market
Evening journal., 1909-01-16

Salt oysters, Holsters. scallops, ter
rapin, clans and fresh nsh. A. H.
Alnscow, 220 w. Eighth ST.
Evening journal., 1909-01-16

The warrant was placed in the hands
Of the local authorities. and Hearn was
picked up on the streets here. lie was
rheid under bail IN $500.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
Track
Turf
Tennis
TWO COUNTY
LEAGUE GAMES
arSSide-SOuthSide to Play
Here And New Castle River.
view at NV Castle

Parkslde and southside will play the
last game Of their series at Riverview
Park on Saturday. 1t ought to be the
best game Of the season between the
teams.
South Side is playing about the most
consistent game of any club In the
league Just now in an effort to get out
of last place and shove ParSside in
the cellar. Parkside, on the other
hand. has also been playing good ball
and is determined to stay In fourth
place. The loss of Saturdays game
would put them very close to the cell
lar position. so they will fight hard
to get away with the victory.
Jack" Banner will pitch for South
Side. while Lewis OF Logue will work
for Parkside. The game viii be called
at $50 p. m.
The only other County League game
for the day viii be between New Cas-
tie and Riverview at New Castle.
Should the Rivertowners win out the
Villagers would move into third place
and New Castle would have a better
chance than ever of getting second
position in the league race.
A preliminary game will be played
between the South Side Seconds and
New Castle High School.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
FOOT BALL SCHEDULE
FOR 1909 SEASON

The foot ball season opens on Sep
temher y. The schedule follows;
SEPTEMBER %
University OF Pennsylvania vs.. Gettys
burg. az Philadelphia
Brown vs.. New Hampshire state az
'1''' SEPTEMBER g.
University Of Pennsylvania vs. Ursmus'
Brown VS.. Rhode Island College at Prov
Yale W.. wesleyan. AZ New Haven.
Harvard VS. paies. 90 Cambridge.
OCTOBER
Harvard VS.. BoWdO n. az cambridge
Yale VS.. Syracuse, az New Haven; -,
Pennsylvania VS.. Dickinson, at Phladei-
Brown We. Colgate. at Providence.
Princeton VS.. Stevens Institute, az Prince
wes, Point vs.. Tufts College. at West
Point. .,,,,r,
Yale vs.. Springfield Training School. az
Pennsyivania ems VS.. West Virginia, at Phil
eroNb VS. Amherst. at Providence.
Cornell vs.. Oborlin, at Ithaca.
fI~~Sard vs.. Williams, AZ Cambridge.
Cadets vs.. 81. Johns. at Annap-
O'7 ,olnt VS.. Trinity. at West Point.
OCTOBER Is.
Yale VS.. West Point. az West Point
r -s. University or Maine az
ID aii'o''u q NJ VS.. Williams. at Hanover.
Pennsylvania VS.. Brown, az Phuaueipnla'
nel VS.. Fordhqm az ltar ma.
Pri-ceton VS.. University Of the south' az
Naval Cadets VS.. villa Nova, at Annap.
oils .o,r,r, q,
vale vs. Colgate. al New Haven,
Harvard VS.. Brown. az Cambridre'
Pennsylvania vs.. Pennsylvania state al
Dartmontb rius9Sbbi bi',s VS. Amherst. at Amherst.
Cornell vs. Vermont. az Ithaca.
n. nceton VS. Lafayette. az Princeton.
Naval Cadets VS.. Virginia, al Annapo'
West Point vs.. Lehigh. at West Point
OCTOBER 30.
Yale VS.. Amherst. at New Haven
Pennsyivania vs.. Carlisle Indians, al
NsHai la9s CADETS eis' VS. princeton. at Annap'
Cornell vs.. Williams. AZ ithaca.
NOVEMBER ..
Yale vs. Brown. a New Haven
Harvard VS.. Cornell, az Saihp, Tf5;hti,-
Pennsylvania rs Lafayette, az Fhiio-
prIndeton VS.. Dartmouth. at Prinee,,oon5 ,o5,
Naval Cadets vs.. Washington ana Jel-
ferson at NOVEMBER NOVEMBER IS.
vale vs. Princeton. at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Dartmouth at Cainplsu7e
BROWN VS.. Vermont. at Proyidenee 81,
| Naval cadets VS. Western Reserve, az
A''i'''i''''' NOVEMBER %.
vale rs Harvard at Cambridge. -.
Brown vs. Carlisle Indians. at New YORK
Navai Cadets VS.. Davidson. az Annapois.
West Point VS.. Washington ana Jeie'soH
/ al West Point: o-
Pennsylvania vs.. Cornell az fhi'aoei-
phia. .-,..,,,r,r, o.
west Point VS.. Annapolis az fhiiaoei-
phia.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
Tri-sta.s.
THE IKQUISITIVE FAN

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
A runner on third starts for the plate
as the bali is delivered. The batter
makes a foul tip which the catcher
catches. The catcher puts Ito ball on
the runner when about two feet from
the plate. Is he out or Is he entitled
to return to third? lie was called out.
]. G
(The decision was correct. A foul Tip
caught is merely an ordinary strike.)
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
a. II batter gets four balls, and,
while going down to first. the mex. bat
ter steps into the box, the pitch de-
lvers the BAH and the catcher throws
TO first so that the FIRST baseman puts
the ball on the batter passed before he
reaches firSt, is the man out? (2l Does
the fact that the next batter stepped
into the box put the bal into play, or
was the pitcher compelled to wait until
The previods batter nsd reached first?
Respectfully.
Constant Reader.
ID Tho runner cannot he nut out.
(2) No.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
HOLY NAME LEAGUE MOTIFS

Isn't # tough when you 80 around
20 every team In the league for a jot
and when you finally hook up with
one fhov viii not give you a chance %
pitch Hard luck McGranary.
Eddie" Fahey's mascot was on the
job Saturday with 81 Faui's. Il is
said that Eddie VIII be seen with them
when they play DUPONT
McGrory win have to have more
titles and records TO scare those ST.
Paurs boys.
Guess Early isn't playing a bang up
game; etci
Tommy" McDonough is fast reoov-
erlng his sieht
Guess mike" Isn't there tooG
Looks as II Fahey has come back to
life for the third time In his baseball
career.
They say Arthur Irwin. Of the Yam
KEGS was here TO sec Pete Fahey in
action.
eddie" Giynn says he'll be there
with bells on when the DUPONT series
comes of.
Eddie" Fahey helped ST. Pauls out
OF a hole when they palyed St. Mary's.
When things looked brightest for the
Inter club he called Harklns aside end
gave him some advice This helped.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
40 STARTERS IN
THE PACING DERBY
HOr,eS Will 60 at Ready lie
Today For $1,000 Purse

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
READvILLE. Mass. Sept. 2--Ameri-
can Derby, pacing division.
2.l6 class, trotting.
200 class. trotting.
$4,000 Massachusetts, trotting.
with the Philistine definitely out Of
the field Tor the big feature of to-day.
there are still likely 10 be about forty
starters in the American pacing derby
here this afternoon. Not one Of them
but has hackers and admirers. but The
Eel. Baron Whips, Major Brine, El
Gallo and Gontley seem TO hit more
admirers than the others. The grey
fiier from Canada is expected to bet
ter the record for mile and one
half, 3.15 IL, made six years ago by
the Allerton horse. Locanda. Whether
he can overhaul all Of the thirty-nine
side-wheelers who get away In front Of
him is a question, but with fair rae
ing luck he will be one Of tho con-
tenders through the stretch.
The favorito for the Massachusetts,
Is the roam mare Margin, who has al
ready won two $4,000 purses.
She must be right on edge, however.
OF she win fair, for Judge Lee, FL
Victress. Jack MclSerron, Marie NJ,
Inner Guard, Melva j., Silver Baron
and Sir Todd make a dangerous field.
Tomorrow comes the Uhlan-Ham-
burg Belle matched race, the Ameri-
can Horse Breeder futurlty, and 1--WE
other races.
Evening journal., 1909-09-02
SMOKING MUS BE CUT
cur FROM MEMS CHURCH

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Sept. l.
Passing Of the smoking services OF the
Rev. sydney Goodman's bizarre Mems
Church from the parish hail Of the
fashionable Church Of the Ascension
where the gather ngs Of men In shirt
sleeves 20 sing popular ballads. watch
moving pictures. and slack their thirst
with punch. became a cause OF bitter
contention that was carried to Bishop
Scarborough. will be announced when
Rev Mr. Goodman greets his followers
for the first time since he returned
from Europe.
For the time being the mems pastor
win hold his Sunday night services for
the nom -sectarian members Of the uni
que mems club he organized a year ago,
IN the assembly room Of odd Fellows
block away from the parish hall,
whore many fraternities have their
headquarters.