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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-25
DEAD AND MISSING.

Wallace. Idaho, Aug. 25.- .
. United States Forest Supervis- .
or w. r. Weigle this afternoon .
issued a statement that ia of .
. his forest employees have been .
. killed. .
. The dead are distributed as .
. follows: Q
At Grand Forks, 80. .
. At Boulder Creek, 1. .
. At Avery, IL. .
At Big Creek. 10. .
. At Places Greek. 6. .
At Pnoce Creek, 2. .
. At setser Creek, 20. .
. AT Bullion Mine. 8. .
At Rock Creek, 20. .
Missing. "a. .
. II these missing are dead, the .
. Occur d'Alene national forest .
. guard will have suffered a loss .
. of SIS men. .
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-25
AULD LANG SYNE;,
FAMILIAR NAMES
BEFORE PRIMARY
Ticket Th,iWi Be Submitted
To Democrats Of City on
September 8.
Eight Proposed For Board OF
Aldermen.
FEW CONTESTS FOR COUNCIL

FEW CONTESTS FOR COUNCIL
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-25
FOREST RANGERS
PROBABLY CUT OFF
AND ARE DOOMED
Report Of Government Off.
cial Shows Number Of
Known Casualties.
California Forests Are Still,
Blazing.

DANGER IS NOT YET ENDED
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iContinued on Page Four.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-11

Die ein3igen goitGmter i'm 2dnoc,
bic geringere gintiinfte ouf3uipeiien
batten, ais Dor etnem sssdbr, pdrsn:
Bottom, Columbus, g., Ri6mpnb, 8o.,
unb Raiboine, 3enn.
Cine ilopif6e 8eGeqution
in 0aibington.
@inunD5pon3ig 0etegQten, bic II
ilaDiIte 8eIeqIdaften unb mebr ais
250,000 WiitgIieber reprdIentiren,
fpraben am 9Dnneritag BEL bem prd-
itoenten Sdft Dor. Sie iperben ipdter
ben &ongreB eriuhen bel Der neueu
Genfusz4ufnabme einen 1tnterihieD
3pif6en ben perf4tebenen ilapI1hen
Hatiouen gu MAIDEN, unb bagegen pro-
teitiren, boB tie Iebigli4 ais SeIterreis
der ooerllngarn be3eihuet rperOeu. Sic
oerlangen, bab fie je nu6 tbrer gtdttos
nulttdt ols aroaten, Rufen, SloDaten,
Serben etc. be3eihnet perben iollen.
8ei ben 9eleguten befinDen it9 Heprd7
fentanten BON 16 fiapti6eu 3eitungen.
Charles g. S6ippet iIt Don benz
8rGiioenten Suft gum BoitmeEiter III
SdnDustp, O., erndnnt Iporoen.
4merituner in Serui q le m
angegriffen.
| Oug StaQtsbepurtemeut lit BON benz
Ser. Ct. 8pnIuI Wdlace IN SSeruiaz
lem per Sabel beuahrihtigt tpproeR,
OaB ameritantihe Souriiten, uls lie bic
| Ssmar Moihes beiSSeruialem beii6tt9'
ten. in m0rpertiner Weife Don etnem
afqbuniIheu 5anatiter angegrtt1su
porben Ieien. SRI. Ratbulie Wtaurtce.
ppn Wtumaroned, 81. g., 8onter Des
IepYprtsr MutlersSteDart Wtaurlce
unD Srl. Ignes Yarter Wtopre, Dor
3erre 5auts, oSyno., erbteIten S6uB'
Erpunben uno puroeH ihper aber nth
lebensgeFGbrIih Dertpunoet. Die dnoe
rem 4erionen, bic iih bel linen bsTan
ben, fpurben niht berlsBt.
, 0as Stdatsbepartement bat tetn
peitsren g!aeriaten Iber ben 8ortdl
= erbaltsu, man 3neifeIt ober nint oaran
? oab bic tiirtiIhen 8ebDroen bic ShuI
I oiaen prompt beitrafen peroeH.
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Sid gum aampi sssen Die aIsri'aisn
rluo aonisrDatipen 3u psreinisen.
Weiteres iiber bic Gaunts
reien in Jrantreth.

reteH I II s9S T q II 7 el %.
garis, 10. Mdrs. Sn gsrbinouna
nit ben linterihlagungen oes Siquis
bators BON Rirhsneigenthum, Gues,
bic iih auf iuenisitens S2,0O0.0O0 be-
laufsn foIen, frrD am 6onnerftas tsis.
ne neiieren Derbaftunssn Dorgenoms
rnta tuorben. 1is peruntsrortlifen Be
foroen tperoen dber INNER nod bon
Der greiIe In Der ihdrfften Weiie, me-
gen Der ungeniigenoen aontrolIe Die
Il. dusgsiibt. ansesriffen.
Die erIiaunlihIten gin3slbeitsn iiber
bic bon 1uss ansetpenoeten Wethoo:H
su jsiner 9ereiherung peroen ieBt psr-
DfientIiht. 60 tpiro bebauptet. oaB er
bel benz 0eriauf foes Stanisluus GoIs
lea. eine aommiNion bon $4,000 elm
gsItsdt babe in einem onoeren Jal
ION er Elm Gebdube auf piele sSabr.
hinaus fir $1,000 jGhrlich Dernistb:t
haben. Tds Deb1ube Duroe bdnn ios
for. fiir 5000 iGhrli6 tpsiter psrmisa
tibet.
9us .Sourndl" fiihrt sinist ina
tsreHante 30blen fir Die Gntpertbung
Dss Giptnfhums pon undiitoriirtea
.aonsregationtn an. 9sr friihere pre-
smier WaIoefsRouH.du mar Der 4n>
iiht, oab Der Staai init ihrem Der
toufe $500, ,000, 900 reafiiiren rpuroe.
glah einsr Observation-Disclosures purss
Die 3dbl auf $100.0O0,000 reonsirt
aHb i6liebIib gar auf 100000,
als bic sirfs bos 7etret erlieb, oems
sufc!ge Die aGuier iolfsn giaenthums
srspmmuni3iri tperoen uiirosn. d:
gruttpsginnobmsn aus oem Vertaul
jolfeu giaenthums bslaufsn iitl aber
ibatfdhlih bis isbt auf $19. .0O0,O0o
unb Dappn iino 13,200.000 CUR BE
friepiauna pon 2lnIpriihtR gsaen oas
betrefF.nbe gigentbum dussegsbsr
porbtn, pis aud fir abooldtsngsbia'
rsn, apmmifiionen on cis eiqutoatol
rsn tte.
Die porasnommsne llntsrfuhun:
fci ergeben. bab 8ue3. Der Elm oIitt
sisller, BON cer RsaisruHg unseissnte'
aRaiIeperpaltsr mar, Icbon Elm Deflsi
pon 100000 an 5anben bate, als e
i'm Sabre 1901 sum Giauioat0r sr
nannt fpurns. Gr bate onIfsinsnl
psrfu6i, bas Tefisii 81 oeten. ssrietl
ober mil i.ber rerfeblim Equalization
tieftr In bic Ginis. Di, risiissl
Gummen, bic sr un.erid,loasH, iulrosl
ubsr nift alie an Der 9crle reripicli
rsnu bic poli5si bat bic entoetung &C
mac,i, ccB bic Srou. nit Der Dues 5u
fammsn leb.s, nidt nnr ptrtbDctl
ssuspeleH befIsi. ionDtrn and cine arc
ne Summe Gelhts in Der ganf bal
ON bem 5ags. an oem Dues Dsrhdit.
wurbe, bate er bsabiihiiei. elmer an
berxn Grau 100000 fir ben aniau
zines 6Otels su ilberatbtn.
Tuss ipur0e ip1brtno bes Iass
einsm gerh1r untsriporien. Or
@hlufIs ssHsIben iasit sr onn3 Tiff
bem llnisrfuhunsrifter. eab berWdn
qd isaIihfr glufiidt uno aontron
iiber f,ins nanDlunssn fir feline gro
bsn llntsrihlaSltngen rsrdntiportlit
atpeisn iei.
qrins Soadim sriti !;
bieWarins tin.
NsrIin, 10. Wdrj. gsrins Jcd
4im bss iiinoise GotH otS Raiisri
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geheimniBpoilsr Git.
nr 0 r b.

Gan Jrancfstp. Sal. 10.
mGrs. Die aaufleute @m. u. Simps
ION unb annn q. gnhelor itiir3ten
am 5reitas Morsen, dui sebeimnibs
rolle DeiIe pereiftei, tcnt auf ofFensr
Gtrnbe 5uInmmsn. Sin eeipiiier Ha.
2uinen, Der am IPittlpDh slbeno in
sinpIon's geislli4dft seiehtn tpuroe.
ilt ptrhcftet wprben. Tis Magtn rer
bsiotn Deris0rbensn uerotis untsYiu6f
ipsroen.
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9ittsburg. pa.. 10. Mdr5. gst
bem @rnitur8 elmer 90 SUB hoheH
UIauer, bic naa benz 5euer, oas am
Dienitag Morgsn Die (Si'eatpoarens
ssqbrit ppn 2un3 & Cons eingedihert
bate, fIebsn gebIieben mar, tamen am
8pnneritag brei Mdnuer ums 2eben,
pGbren> fie6en anoere lebeusgefGbrli@
de 8erIsBungen srlitten. 3Dan5tg
2lrbeiter, meiTt Qugldnoer, maren unz
ter ben 5riimmeru begroben rporben.
guuI Gall fauIbig Be-
funoeH.
SnbionapoIis, 10. Mdr5.
quul 6. 8aQ, Elm 1abuthdnolst,
lpurbe am 9onnerftag i'm bieiigeu
gunoesbiitrtttgerint BON elmer Surp
inuIoig befunbep, in betriigerii6er
8eiis 9e!o pon Der capitol Jtatipnal
gant erIongt gu baben. Der Rthter
2Inoeripn tptrb ipdter bus urtbeIl
fallen uno 9uu tpuroe in3Ipiihen ins
9efdusnib gsbradt.
Die Qntlags 9egsn 9uLl lautet, paB
sr Wtar 6. Gmmerih, eiusn Suf1hal=
ter Der gont, peranIuBt babe, bie36ats
fade. buB er ieiH Routo in Der 8aut
| tart iiber3ogen, in ben8uhern 3ll per@
oeden. 8al bsbauptet. nthts oopou
| qepuBt gu bdben, oaB et ieiu aonto
! iibsrspqen unp baB er tein e'elD babe,
um ben iSeblbetrag gu er1eBen. gmea
RID, Der fhuloi9 befunpsn lpuroe, BON
ben Geloeru Der 9aut $4,000 untsrz
/ ihlagen 81 baber, mar Thon porbsr 3lt
| Finf SSahren 3uhtbous bsrurtheilt
lporben. Gr tpurbe bon Sort Qeupenz
fportb, b,8us., hierbsr 8uriidQebraat, UNI
in benz qro3sB fir Die autIage uus3us
| Iaqsn.
! Die ! berungen Der 8 0 tes
motip 6ei5er.
6bicugo, SIS, 10. a2dra. Die
mshr ais 25,O00 6et3er auf ben @iisna
bohuen i'm Weiten. Roropeiten uno
Siippeitsn bon Gbtcaoo, Die ihre n1a
tionQien 9samten uutprfiirt hdben, siz
nen Streit au3uDronen, rpenu bic 6i@
isrbuhnen Iih tpeigerr ip0ten, oerpi'Ie
2obnerhobunuen au bentlligen, tperoeu
am iSreitao ibre 2lntfport erhaiten. gs
perosn oonn fpteoer mebrere 5o1e
peroeben. ebe bic 9eamtsn ser Union
| uno Die 8srtreter Der GiIenbuhacn
tpieber suiammentommsn uno beitim1
men, pds peiter qeIhsheu ioQ.
9luf beioen Seitsr ptrD Der 2uoars
fiht Nusprud oelebeR, bof etn Strett
oermieoen tperoen pirb UNI Die 7if4
ferenaen ouf Itisosgerihtlihem Bege
| qeiflihtet peroen.
Gin prominenter giIeubahubeamtrr
q Taute nGbreno beg Suqss, es lei urs
pahrIheinIih. bdb bic Toroerllnqen
: Der Seiser ale bepilIiot rperbsr mir
ben, ba biss cine Soohnerh0bung BON
: 22A prossnt beberteu fpiirbe, p@s
mebr Iei ols bic Gfienbabnen be3ah-
: len tinnten. 2luberbem niroe bic&
cine 2ptuerh6hunG fir ale anperen
giTentohraneefts[lten bebtnaen. Gii'
bic ghicooo, gurlineton uro Guincr
: Siienbohn parpe nies aIetu sins
Mebraussabs Don S5,ooo,0oo idhrIit
beoeu.en.
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JOetterberid)t.

Tar Sbio unb bos ipeItii6s
T3ennSnlponid: Gfones Wettsr uno
fteiaenbe gempsrotur am Jreitag. I'm
Gan,itao tteittpeife tribes Wetter.
Ghlpadle perdnbsrIihe Winos.
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Nus Der Smnbesbauptfact
Der friibere Sstretdr 8arfielo

Der friibere Sstretdr 8arftelo
Ma6t ais 3euge in Der 8allingersptns
dot 1lnterfu6ung ienTationeae
2tusIagen.
Sin 3et6sn Der 9rofperitdt bss Gam
Des 1T es,
Dap Die Ginnabmen Der bauptId6lt6z
lt4iten Poitdmter i'm Je6ruar Be-
oeuteno 3ugenommen ba6en.
Cine Delegation bon Slaber Bel benz
8rdiiDenten Saft.
Sic tpoller ni6t uls SGaoen, fonbern
na6 ibren reIp. Rationalitdten
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MuslanD= Selegrapb

WuslanD= Selegrapb
1lleilrres ii6er Den aeueaea
ShanOa( In 5ranarei6.
1mcs erfldrt NIT ailer
Nmbe
Sab oas ganslihe ,sebleu aller
Aniiit)t nnS apntr0lle ibn Su
Den riciiseu Siebcreien
ermntbist babe.
Werihieoemes aus pem 1entiden
Heid,.
Gis Regisrunssn Der msritani'hsn
Stoaten sSaliseo unb GuaEajuato
gsmiibt. ben Waiss Corner" IN
Wltritp su brehsn.
29om 5arnoipsta Woropro3eb II
@sHebig.
Ter ipanil6e prsrisr GaHalsjai
glppsIIirt an bic Ireiiinnisen uHo osmo
tratiiten glsmtnte in Spanien,
Gid gum aampi eegen bic aleritalel
nuo aonsrDatipen 3u Dsreinisen.
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Das.britifdegusasi.

apnbon. 10. wldrs. Der Ghuss
nm.ssGnslsr iiinbiats am 1onnerisag
i'm llnterhouFs an. bdb fir ben gipils
nienis mtbr aIs $3.50 600. 600 n0ibis
ieien. ca III bies, nle bel Deer uno
0losts, tlns bsbsusenbs 3anabmf. Uas
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Boaotu. 0o!nmbla, 10. Ular5.
Dir anti ameritaniifen 1emonltr1s
iionsn babsn am Mittipct absnb elm
Gnbe erreift. 2iile bisiieen amerifds
ner tefiuoen iidb in Siferbeit. Der
9eItiateit nnn eem ga.t oes ameritus
niTGen ejelanotsn Glliott Rorthcott III
es hauptTdhlidb 81 Dantsn. bab oiellns
ruben 10 balo eiu Gnee erreihten.
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glpps!lirt an bic Ireifinnisen uHo osmos
tratiihen glsmtnie in SpaHien,
Evening journal., 1910-11-14

good repute, residing in the State OF
Delaware, is eligible to enter this
great popularity contest. Clip the
nomination blank and fill In your
name or the name of friend and send
Il to THE EVENING JOURNAL, Con-
test Department, to-day. II costs you
nothing to enter; it costs your friends
nothing extra to vote for you.
The right is reserved to reject the
name Of any candidate for cause; also
TO alter these rules and regulations
should the occasion demand.
A committee Of unimpeachable
business and professional men will be
chosen and will assemble immedi-
ately after the close of the contest
for that purpose.
Until further notice no candidate
Will be allowed to cast more than s.
000 certificate votes on each day of
publication of the names of candi-
dates.
The contest officially begins No
vember IL, 1910, and closes January
26, 1911.
For further particulars call upon
or telephone or address, Contest Man
ager, at the Office of THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
OBSERVING The
WEEK OF PRAYER

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and the Young Women's Chris
tian Association are both observing
the week of prayer this week, with
meetings in their respective buildings.
The Y. W. c. A. meetings began
with the vesper service yesterday af-
ternoon. addressed by Miss Rachel
Rowland, Miss Agnes Y. Downey. Miss
Eta Hutchinson, and Mrs. Lucy ].
Triton Miss Eva Taylor is the lead
er at the service this evening.
The Y. M. G. A. meetings will be
held at the noon hour, from 1920 to
1910, so that business men can at
tend them.
The program for the week is as fol-
lows: Monday, November IA, 1920 to
1910 p. M; Brotherhood Day, leader
DR.. A. E. Craig; Tuesday, November
IS. 1920 to 12.40 p, M; Adult Bible
class day. leader, the Rev. Alexander
Alison. Jr., Wednesday, November 16,
1920 to 1910 p. m; Local extension
day. leader, the Rev. T. p. Holloway,
Thursday, November II, 1920 to 1910
D. m; Social service day, leader, the
Rev. H. w. Wells; Friday, November
IS, 1920 to 1910 p. m; the Rev. Chas.
l.. Candee; Saturday, November 19,
1920 to 12.40 p. m, Immigration day,
leader, the Rev. w. l.. Pettingill.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
MARRIAGE LICENSE
REFUSED YOUTHFUL PAIR

Because Of their youthful appear
ance James Burns and Miss Winifred
Ackroyd both of Philadelphia, failed
in their efforts to be married in this
city on Saturday afternoon. They first
applied at the office Of Magistrate
Robertson for a license, and Burns
said he was 21 years old and the girl
gave her age as 10 years. Magistrate
Robertson noticed, however, that the
girl wore dresses that hardly reached
her shoetops and that Burns did not
appear to be Is years of age, so re-
fused the license. After the young pair
had left Magistrate Robertson tele-
phoned all the other Magistrates and
the Clerk of the Peace's office to be
on the lookout for them, and they were
refused at every place they applied.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
WATER BOARDS
YEARLY WORK
Chief Engineer Reports That
Department Was Operated
at Cost of $77,625
WATER BY MILLION
GALLONS FOR CITY

John A. kienle, chief engineer Of the
Board of Water Commissioners sent
TO the directors this morning a report
covering the operations of the depart
ment during the year ending June 30.
The report shows the total operating
expenses of the department to have
been S71625.94, an increase of S4,325.81
over the previous year. Despite this
increase Mr.. Kienle says the depart
ment was operated with marked econ
omy and that the increase was not
greater can only be attributed to a
close supervision of the details of op-
Grafton, there being a general decrease
in all items. not affected by the install
lation and operation of the new filter
plant.
The sum of SAC, ,435.67 was spent for
waterpipe service and meter extern
sion, an increase of S7,77611 and g.
1f3,639,42O gallons OF water pumped
from the Brandywine creek, an in
crease of 259,942,13 gallons over the
figures of the previous year. Of the
total pumpage 1923 ,725190 gallons
were sent TO the Porter reservoir. The
value of the city's water right is
shown by the fact that only S2.7S2.66
was spent during the year for fuels.
oils and other supplies The total
average daily consumption of water
is shown to have been 10,34O,110 gall
Ions, which based on $500 as the
number of Inhabitants shows a daily
per capita of 11S.1 gallons. Manufac-
turing concerns consumed COS per
cent of the consumption. The report
citse that 1858 meters were installed
during the year and that there now
are 6,333 meters in service 7S1 new
services We're laid and 15,471 feet Of
new mains laid.
The report covers the filtration sub
ject in detail. Since the present plant
has been in operation LOO million
gallons of water have passed through
1t at a total cost of operation of
$2,324,20, exclusive of laboratory
charges are an equivalent Of S1.36 "a
per million gallons.
In concluding the report Mr.. Kienle
thanks the department employees for
the diligence shown in the perform
ance of their duties.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
Al13zx7 nF kHRT6IY
IAfIAIR5 O.6R4NZ1D

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 14.--With
the Inauguration of Hermes da FOn-
SEGA as president of Brazil Nov. Is the
United States wins a good friend.
Within two months there have arisen
in South America the first fruits of
Fonseca's policy he announced when
elected as carried out by the master
diplomat, Rio Branco, in the forma-
tion of what will be known as the
"A B. G. alliance" This is an alliance
between Argentina, Brazil and Chile,
and it dominates the entire South
American situation commercially and
politically. 1t has committed itself to
the upholding of the Monroe doctrine
as a broad principle, and ita relations
with the United States will be found
to grow closer as President Fonseca's
foreign policy is unfolded. The new
executive, despite his military up
bringing is a man devoted to industry
and peace, for he is broad gauged
enough to see that military aggran-
dizement at the expense of millions
can never hope to vie with the extern
sion of a vast Industrial realm in the
natural manner. To President Fon-
SEGA also is due much of the credit
for the carrying out of the new Pan
American railroad from Buenos Aires
to Pernambuco, which is to be built
by American capital. President Her
mes da Fonseca of Brazil has his eyes
turned gratefully across the 5000
miles of land and sea that separate
his capital from Washington, for he
has come to regard, as have other of
his countrymen, this country as the
model for all South America.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
ACROSS COUNTRY
FOR HER HUSBAND
Wilmington Girl and CalifOr-
nian Are Married at
IngIewOOd

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mcconnell, OF
No. 1OS South Franklin street, to-day
received word from Inglewood, Cal.
of the marriage at that place Of their
daughter, Miss Emma Bessie McCop-
nell, to Harry c. McCabe, of that
city.
The bride made the trip to the far
West accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Franklin Davis, of this city, and the
marriage took place at the home OF
the groom's parents, at Inglewood,
on October II. The house was dec
GRATED with palms. ferns and flowers.
The bride wore a white embroidery
gown and carried a large spray Of
roses.
The couple will live at lnglewood
where Mr.. McCabe conducts a gro
cery business.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
FamIIv 70 Get RaIIroaderss Estate.

DOVER, Del, Nov. 1.-THE will Of
the late Manlove Hayes, secretary and
treasurer of the Delaware Railroad
Company, was offered for probate here
Saturday The estate, which Is esti-
mated to be worth more than 100000,
is left to his widow, Mrs. Rebecca
Hayes. and two daughters, Mrs Sauls-
bury and Miss Anna Hayes. The es-
state consists of valuable farms in
Kent county, real estate in Dover,
Wilmington and Philadelphia and in
vestments in railroad stock and other
wise
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
LOOKING FOR
CHICKEN THIEVES

The police are searching for two
negroes who are suspected of be-
ing the thieves who robbed the hen
house of George G. Pierson, of No. 405
day evening, of eighteen prize chick
ems. valued at s65, the heads of which
had been wrung off and thrown out
side the chicken-house door. Several
hens and a cock,rel, the latter valued
at $25. had won ribbons at recent
shows. Mr.. Pierson suspects two
coIored men who had worked for him.
On Friday night thieves robbed the
hen-house on Jerry Moynihan's place,
at Hockessin, and stole about sixty
Of his finest fowl.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
Some Corn, This.

H. f. Stroud, tenant on the farm Of
A. w. Walker near Landenbe-g, Pa,
claims to have raised the bumper crop
OF corn this year in this section. On
fifteen acres of ground he grew 1,2OO
bushels of the grain. One ear he
brought to Wilmington to-day con-
tains twenty-six rows, with fifty
grains In each, "a total of 1900 grains.
The ear measures IL inches in length,
IL 1-2 inches in circumstance and is
1-2 inches in diameter.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14

Recent egg laying tests which have
been conducted In Australia on a large
scale rank the three breeds making the
best showing as follows, Single Comb
White Leghorns. Black OrpingtOns and
Silver Wyandottes. Barred Plymouth
Rocks, White Wyandottes and Rhode
Island Reds. rated as very good layers
in this country. were not entered in
the tests because practically unknown.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
RAILROADFRS Will D1Dcr

Tne Brotherhood of Locomotive
engineers is making extensive ar
rangements for its annual reception
and dance to be given in the New
century Club on the evening of No
Fember 10. The committee in obarge
consists of J. b. Tucker. Jr.. char
man; Leroy Dinsmore, secretary ana
Grover c. Luttrell, master of cere-
monies. 'eie e
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
HELPFUL HINTS
FOR HOMEMAKER

In housecleaning do not forget the
use of dampened cloths I'm furniture
Dust is easily removed in
this way without streaking woodwork
or filling lungs.
To beat furniture put damp unlinty
cloths over the upholstered parts
and beat until II is black with dust.
then turn to the other side Continue
with fresh cloths until no more dust
shows.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE.

Fire was discovered last evening in
a closet in the second story front
room in the home of Robert Frank,
No. 1113 Brandywine street. A still
alarm was sent to the Independence
Fire Company, who, by their prompt
response, averted a serious blaze, as
the fire was making rapid progress
when they arrived at the scene. The
house was damaged to the exten
of $1,000
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
hike for Y. M. q. A Rove

A second cross-country hike was
indulged in by twenty-five boys Of the
Junior Glasses of the Y. NJ. G. A. on
Saturday afternoon. The young dis.
ciples Of Weston covered about twelve
miles, and made merry en- route over
a feast Of roasted potatoes and other
delights of boyhoOd
Evening journal., 1910-11-14

Time was, not so very long ago.
when all that was supposed necessary
In the paising Of pigs were pen and a
swill trough. Today the men who are
having the best success at the swine
business do not think OF getting along
without ample range aud rape. rye,
clover or alfalfa pasture. one or all.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
rhnrch nnicnrs InstaIIed.

]. Chandler Pyle was Installed as
an elder at the close of the morning
service al Hanover Church yesterday
morning. William G. Bryan, F. H..
Baynard, Jr., William Grimm ana VIII
liam H. Jones were installeo as
deaoons.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
PEACE SOCIETY MEETING.

Prof. Jesse II. Holmes, of Swarth-
more College will address a meeting
to be held at Friends Westinghouse.
Fourth and West streets, this evening
at o'clock on the subject: Does 1t
Pay The meeting will be under the
auspices of the Delaware Peace So
ciety. n
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
Advertising Records for October

During the month of October l9lO THE EVENING
JOURNAL printed 483 inches 6762 agate lines more Paid
Display Advertising than any other Wilmington newspaper
Duingth month of October 91O THE EVENING JOURNAL
printed 1905 inches 2527O agate lines more paid display
advertising than in October 1909 No other Wilmington daily
newspaper made SO large gain last month
q The EVENING JOURNAL has printed more Paid Display
advertising each month in 1910 than any other Wilmington
newspaper
Advertisers get splendid results by using The Journal This
paper leads all other Wilmington newspapers Paid Circulation
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
nenih nf NORA PnrcelI.

Nora Purcell died yesterday after
a lingering illness. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning from
the home of her brother-in-law, Dan
iel ] Murphy, No. 2619 West Eigh-
teenth street. Requiem mass will be
ysaid in St. AIMS Church.
Evening journal., 1910-11-14
Sncrrd Concert MI BetheI.

A sacred concert was given IN
Bethel A. M. Z. Church last evening
by Wrights Orchestra and the church
choir. An interesting program was
presented. The different companies
raising funds for the church made
Anal report