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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11

The funeral OF Xavier TrIehIe- vas
held from St Nary's Catholic ryr---45l
today. The Rev. Father Cutler off-
clated and the pai-bearerS were Mess~s
OlmSJead- weeks. MURRAY. Rowe -
GummOnr. and Hecht- Burial was i-
s. Mary = Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11

samuel z Lindsey has sold n n
George T. kiipstein a house 77,= fo+ -,
tne west side Of Lee street barv-ze--
Wilkes and Gib5on streets
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11

Mrs. Roy L Payne died at her home.
20 Commerce street today she IS sur
lived by her husband Funeral -
e. angeDe1ts have not yet been made
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-11

Catherine Scott. the seven-mouths-oId
child Of ZTr. and Mrs George Scott,
died at her parents hone. los Wilkes
street. today. His funeral VIII be held
tomorrow afternoon al 3 O'Clock Burial
VIII be in Bethel Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
CLEANING UP
FILTER PLANT
Storage Capacity Of Porter
Reservoir Increased by
Two Million Gallons

At the weekly meeting of the Board
Of Water Commissioners this morning
Chief Engineer Kienle reported that
general cleaning about the final filter
grounds had been started. The over
flow opening from the Porter reservoir
has been raised one foot. increasing the
storage capacity 100000 gallons.
The lawn in the rear Of the ad-
ministration building is being prepared
for flower beds
The chief engineer was instructed 20
advertise for bids to be opened on
April 4 for the remodeling Of the COM
fort house at Cool Spring Park.
Weekly balances We're reported as
follows: Current, S6.74729; special,
sea. .so5.OC. Weekly payrolls were pass
ed as follows: Current, $1,0Ss.s5;
special, s7.7Os
The secretary was instructed to re-
quest city Council for an advance OF
$4,000 on the boards next quarterly APP
propriation.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
PEACE PLAN
IS REJECTED
Philadelphia Carmen to Make
Counter Offer to the
Company
RECOGNITION OF THE
UNION CAUSED SPLIT

PHILADELPHIA. March 21.-By a
vote Of to IL the executive COM
mittee of the local carmen's union
after an all-night meeting. today re-
iected the proposition Of the Phil
adelphia Rapid Transit Company look
ing to settlement of the trolley
strike.
The rock on which the company and
the executive committee of the car
men have split is the refusal of the
company hereafter to exclusively re-
cognize the grievance committee elect
ed by a majority OF the trolley men,
or in other words, the executive COM
mittee of the union. The men decline
to entertain the proposal of the COM
pany that it shall permit any number
OF committees TO present grievances
or for the men TO present them Them
selves individually.
A counter proposition on behalf OF
the carmen will In all probability bC
presented to the transit company
board of directors when that body
meets this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
PRESIDENT in
new HAVEN
Did Not Publicly Discuss Pol
itiCal Matters at Albany
ATTENDS TO YALE
BUSINESS TODAY

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 2i-
In his capacity as a Fellow Of the
Yale Corporation, President Taft spent
several hours to-day considering the
affairs OF the university. He also did
lot Of dating with President Had
ley Of Yale. and his his Fellows of the
corporation.
The President came directly to New
Haven from Albany. stopping i'm New
York 70 leave Governor General Earl
Grey of Canada. and Collector Of Port
of New York Loeb
The governor general will attend the
Peace and Arbitration dinner to-mor-
row night at which the President will
also be a guest.
During a recess Of the Yale Corpor-
alton meeting President Taft took
luncheon with Anson Phelps Stokes,
Jr Later he had a short visit with his
son. Robert Taft, who will graduate
from Yale this year
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
WEDS GIRL OF THIRTEEN
TO KEEP RIVALS AWAY

KANSAS CITY. March 2i-In n
cream-colored dress which reached a
triie below her knees Augustine I.o-
data, thirteen, pupil In the third
grade of the Eugene Field Grammar
School in Kansas City. Kan. and CAST
mo Geraci, twenty-five. were married
the other day in the Office Of Judge
Van b. Prather.
The child-wife and the bridegroom
were accompanied by the brides
mother and step-father. Mrs. Antonio
Twentymiles and Samuel Twentymiles.
Judge Prather was startled when
Geraci told him that the bride was
less than fourteen years Of age, but
his surprise was Increased when
Geracis reasons were presented.
Geraci is going IN a short timo on n
years visit 70 Italy. He was afraid
that some fellow would steal his girl
while he was away, 50 he married
her
Geraci viii not live with his wife.
but win leave in a few weeks on his
long trip. He gave the marriage certi-
( hcate 10 his brides mother, who
( promised that she would keep the girl
until he returned
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
Federal Officer Takes Seaman
on Charge Of Mutiny-FineS
on Children

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, March 21--Deputy
United States Marshal John z. Mitchell
came here ON Saturday afternoon and
arrested Joseph Cox, colored, steward
on the schooner William r. Houston.
Cox is charged with mutiny and at
tempted murder. The Houston came
here from RocSport, Me, with a cargo
of ice for King Bros. Captain
Thebideau and First Mate Walter Mel
son were the only white men aboard.
Cox shipped from Boston and on the
night OF March IL. when ordered to
do work aboard the boat, is said TO
have refused. AS the mate brushed
by him Cox is said TO have drawn his
case knife and carved the mates back,
head and almost severed an ear off
from his head. There was a bitter
fight before Cox was overpowered. The
mate left here on Saturday morning
and went to Philadelphia, but the
United States Commissioner sent him
20 Wilmington where a warrant was
issued for Coxs arrest. Cox will be
given a hearing before Commissioner
Mahany in Wilmington.
Nine school children were before
Magistrate Nickerson on Saturday on
charges Of failing to attend school and
fines Of 81 and 50 were imposed in each
case.
Local baseball clubs are getting
ready for the season. Entertainments
and bazaars are in evidence and New
Castle with clubs in three leagues
ought to have good baseball this sea-
son.
Palm Sunday was observed in st.
Peters and Emmanuel Churches yes
terday. Solemn services will be held
during the week in st. Peters church
and the church bell Will not ring from
Thursday until Sunday.
A horse belonging to William Dea-
kyne died yesterday.
Shad fishermen left to-day FOR
Smyrna River where they will live In
cabins.
The New Castle Club has oulRFawn
It's present quarters. Another moatinR
will be held tomorrow evening 20 do
eide regarding the occupancy OF the
old jail and former sherff'a residence.
A special meeting OF the Board of
Education will be held this evening
to act on the resignation Of Professor
Holloway.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21

that as a result OF our united efforts in the
asst twelve months we are prepared to
begin al once an aggressive campaign in
upper Delaware, the result of which we
say with confidence is TO be the final over
throw Of the thirty-four saloons in that
county. We serve polite but public notice
on the agents OF the dominant political
parties that while we do not ask them 10
interfere IN our behalf we warn them Of
the peril Of cooperating to any extent
with the corrupt forces OF strong drink.
We have confidence to believe that those
in political authority in Delaware. as well
as IN Mary and, will give fair unhampored
opportunity for an uncorrupted registry
OF opinion on tho Sth Of November next
and II this be done we have no fear Of
the results.
LAUDs GOVERNOR PENNEWILL.
I'VE pause 20 congratulate those in
charge OF the work of law enforcement IN
our territory during the past year. es-
pecialy those responsible for such work
in tho State OF Delaware. Governor
Simeon S. Pennewin has consistently
stood for us and by us during his entire
tenure Of office, and Acknowledgement
Andrew c. Gray, into whose keeping is
placed the entire responsibility for law
enforcement i'm our state. has not only
kept his promise TO punish vlolators OF
our prohibition statues when we dis
covered them. but has set about TO dis
cover them for himself and has done us
yeoman service as indicated by recent
court sessions in our "dry" territory.
"The roll call in our New Castle County
Workhouso reveals the names Of men as
occupants OF prison cells who not long
time ago held sway in our political life
but who now because they dared corr
rupt the ballot break the prohibition
laws. defy the mandate OF the people,
know what the word Of our God means
when It says The way Of the transgressor
Is hard
1T is our desire thus publicly to con-
eratulate the Governor OF Delaware, TO
whom was committed early in the pres
ent year the selection Of an entirely new
state Judiciary, for his having chosen
men OF wel-lSnown temperance proclivi-
ties thus giving us a bench in entire SYM
pathy with vigorous law enforcement and
out Of patience with the saloon and its
consequent criminality.
III New Castle county goes dry Della
wares day OF deliverance from the saloon
will be near at hand. but IL the county
goes wet the onward march Of the ANTI
Saloon forces win be effectively halted for
a considerable period TO come'
Mr.. Arters commended the work Of
Caleb y. Burchenal and J. Atwood Well
din. Of Wilmington. "They are like Aaron
and Iiur OF ancient times. holding up the
hands Of the man who is called to lead the
fray" said Mr.. Arters.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
RAILROADERS DODGE DEATH
WHEN ENGINE TURNS TURTLE

ELTSTON, Nd, March 2L-Just how
william Burns, engineer, and Robert
Myers. fireman on a Philadelphia, Baiti-
NOR. and Washington locomotive, escaped
death on Saturday is considered b. rail-
road employees as miraculous. The locomo-
tive was attached to four freight cars and
was backing out OF Perryville freight
yard at a fair rate OF speed. when the en-
gine jumped the track and turned turtle
down an embankment, the four cars fall
ing upon II.
The fireman jumped from the cab.
sustaining a broken knee cap and other
injuries. Engineer Burns went down with
the engine and every one thought he had
been killed but about 20 minutes later he
came crawling out of the wreckage none
the worse for his experience.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
JUVENILE COURT
FOR THE TRUANTS
H. G. EaStburn Says LegiSla-
ture Will be Asked to Give
City Tribunal

Horace G. Eastburn gave an address
in Hanover Presbyterian Church yes
terday morning upon. "Our Juvenile
Onenders-a Lawyers View Of the
Situation I'm Wilmington"
Mr. Eastburn spoke Of the truancy
cases brought before the City Court
last week as showing the urgent need
Of a juvenile court in Wilmington. He
said there was no legal machinery suit
able FOR Juvenile delinquents I'm the
city, and outlined the propositions for
n juvenile court TO be brought before
the next session OF the Legislature.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
STRIKE OF PAPER
MAKERS SPREADING

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LlVERMORE FALLS, Maine. March
2l.-The strike Of the international
Paper Company employees in New
York and Vermont mills has extended
10 Livermore Falls, Chisholm and
Riley, and 400 more men are out today.
About 175. men in the three plants
are not members OF the Pulp. sulphiia
and Paper Makers Union and are still
on duty The strikers ask recognition
or the union, ten per cent wage in
crease with time and a half for over
time and the discrimination Of Sun
day work.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
COURT HEARS
A HORSE CASE

In Superior Court to-day a Jury was
drawn to try the case of William II.
Collins vs.. George Plummer. John n.
Hutton, OF Dover. and Franklin w.
Brockson appeared for Collins and II.
Bayard represented Plummer.
Tho parties to the case live in
Smyrna. Collins conducts a nverv
stable and last April Plummer sold him
n mare for Sl25. 1t was contended
that a guarantee had been given thai
the mare was sound in every par.
ticular. Testimony for the plaintin
however. showed the animal was sub
iect to fits and now Collins wants hi
money back.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
DEATTIS
Joseph M. Tibbitt.
Joanna M. kelleher.
Bessie S. Lane.
Sophie T. Hoelle.
Katharine Brehm.
RoNana G. Munich.
Joseph M. Tibbitt.
Mary c. Johnson.
Mary Beddiss.

LANE-In this city, on March 20. 1910.
Bessie y, VIE of George w. Lane.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
sister Mrs. James Stille, 5l3 King street.
on wednesday afternoon at O'clock Ser
h,eai, hlce5 az Ie Ihe house lnterment at Silver
HOELLE-In this city, on March 20. 1910.
sophie T., wife Of Charles Hoelle
Relatives, friends and Rosary Sodalitv
OF Sacred Heart Church are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
husband, northwest corner Lancaster ave-
nue. and Scott street. on Wednesday morn
ing at o O'Clock. Requiem mass at sa-
cred Heart Church. Interment Cathedral
Cemetery.
BREHM--In this city, on March goth, 1910.
katharine Brehm, aged 75 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 20 attend the funeral services at
Mack. No. 1913 West Second street on
wednesday afternoon, March 23rd, at 2
O'Clock. lnterment at Silverbrook Gene
terry.
lMuNICH-In this city, on March 2i, 1910.
hoxana c.. daughter OF Charles G. and
Sadie =. Munich, aged Is months.
Funeral services will be held OF her par
ents residence, No. els East Twenty-sec-
ond street, on Tuesday evening. March
2Snd' at o'clock 1nterment at Columbia,
TIBBITT-In this city. on March 10. 1910
Joseph N. Tibbltt, formerly sof Cecil
county. Nd, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at-
tNAN AAAI setNAaA eNANlltr from the resi-
dence Of his son, w. j. Tibbitt, No. 1905
| Sycamore street, Monday evening ut s
o'clock. p. m. Interment at Bethel Gem
etery, Cecil Co, Nd. Funeral viii arrive
~ Elkton, Nd, on 10.3s train Tuesday
morning.
Chester papers please copy.
JOHNSON-ln this city on March 18th.
1910. Mary c.. daughter Of John w. and
Mary Johnson.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, NO. 2OS n. Adams street, on We'd
nesday morning at o'clock. Requiem
Mass at st. Paurs Church. Interment at
the Cathedral Cemetery
BEDDlSS-Suddeniv. aon March 10. 1910
/ Mary Beddiss. widow Of the late Charles
/ Beddiss. aged 50 years.
] Services Tuesday morning 1880 O'Clock
az the residence of her son-'n-law. GEORGE
w. Moser. 22l n. Wanamaker street West
l fhhadelnhia. Interment Riverview Gem
o'clock
lkELLEHlER-In this city. on March 18th
1910. Joanna NJ. daughter Of Mary and
Ihe late Patrick Keileher. aged u years
Relatives ana friends are invited 10 AT.
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
mother. No. 1878 Union street. on Tues.
day morning. AZ o'clock. Reouien ma s,
AZ ST. AEa's Church Interment al Sf
lJOseph's CemfNcrV
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
VIII LMINGTON
CONFERENCE
Contlnued from FIRST Pag,

Continued from First Page
LeWes. Tor pastor should Or. Hill 20 on
Wilmington district. but the Lewes
delegation protested 10 Bishop Hamil-
ton that IL did not want Mr. Mowbray
moved elsewhere. even TO be appointed
presiding elder for Dover district, for
which he is strongly recommended. He
IS building a fine new church at Lewes
and the folks there want him 20 stay
until 1t is finished. Rev. T.. L. Hof-
fecker. Of Smyrna. is talked of for st.
Paurs should Dr. Hin be made super
intendent Bishop Hamilton and his
cabinet had a session last night, but
the appointments are far from fixed.
The Bishop received the Harrison
Street delegation last night. They
want Rev. w. O. Bennett FOR pastor
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
sHoI ~ EIaAT wITn auReLAR

D Vhlled Ffes5 LeaHed Special Wire.
CAMDEN, y. j., March 21.-Julius
spiegeihauer, 5s years old, a plano
maker living at 1907 South Tenth
street this city, was shot I'm the abdo-
men'at 3 o'clock this morning by a bur
giar he encountered I'm his home.
Hospital physicians say he cannot
live Spiegelhauer hearing a noise de-
scended TO the kitchen and came face
70 face with a negro with whom he
grappled They fought their way ii
the rear yard where. the negro shot
/ Spiegelhauer and made his escape.
A man named Charles Cleaver wa,
later arrested at the ferry and al
though the victim cannot positivel
identity the prisoner. he says he. an
swers the description d the bur
glar
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
WHAT'S THE USE
sucking TO Habit when Il Means
Discomfort


Ola King Conee knocks rubiects nm,
'oleraDiy fat at times. and there il NJ
possible doubt Of what did I'D "A Aficb
woman gives her experience.
used 70 have liver trouble naari,
4ii OF the time and took medicine v-bigi,
renewed me only for a little while. rrbe,
every once IN a while I would be- spd-
reiliy doubled up with an awful aronv
an my stomach. IL seemed as tho,,rh
every time / took a breath I would Iio
30 one could suffer any more and live
tlnally / got down so sick with ca
tarfh OF the stomach that I could not
turn over in bed, and my stomach did
not digest even milk. The doctor fr
ally told me that IL I did not give ur
drinking coffee / would surely die but
] felt ] cold not give IL up.
However. Husband brought home ,
package of Postum and It was mad,
strictly according 20 directions. II wa,
sac only thing that would stay on M,
stomach, and 1 soon got so / liked i
very much.
Gradually / began to get better. an,
week by week gained in strength an,
health Now am IN perfect condition
ana am convinced that the who'll
cause OF nay trouble was coffee drink
ing' and my getting better was du,
10 leaving off coffee and taking Pos
tsim.
A short time ago I tasted some cof.
Zee and found, 70 my astonishment
that / did not care anything about it
l never have TO take medicine an,
more. hope you will use this lette,
for the benefit Of those suffering frc-l
1.-THE poisonous effects Of coffee
Read the little book. ..The Road =.
WeilFiile," in pigs. There's Rea-
SON.
Ever read tho above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are eensine, true. and fun Of human
Interest
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
roo LATE no cLAssIFY


WANIED-TWO PLASTERERS' TWO
- iaborers and one lather. Apply Todd
mansion, Rlverview Heights. mar2i-2t
I OST-LADY'S GOLD HUNTING-CASE
- watch, fob attached, Saturday even
Ing. Liberal reward II returned 3Of d.
oath ST. y,arSi o. -
FOR SALE-HANDSOME UPRIGHT
plano I'm tirst-class condition, fine tone
bargain II sold at once. Address X-2 Jour-
hAi once mar2l-3t
FOR SALE-TWO WHITE VIVIAN
dotte cockerels. Apply to No. 500
West 18th st. mar2i-st
w ANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE
waitress and chambermaid, 11O7
Franklin st. mar21-st
ANTED-STRONG EXPERIENCED
boy about 10, In a grocery store
SG Nandever Ave. rnar2i-3t
w NNTED-YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST
In milk business. Apply at once 10
John Il. Twaddell, 1902 W. 4th st.
mar2l-tf
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
GEORGE CONWAY,
VETERAN, DEAD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. March 21--George Con-
way, an old soldier and Grand Army
man. is dead at Smyrna, and a military
funeral win be held in Dover to-mor-
row when the body win be brought
here for burial in the Holy Cross Gene
terry after services at Holy Cross
Evening journal., 1910-03-21

Church. The remains will accompanied
here by Hancock Post, C. A. r., OF
Smyrna. Mr.. Conway had a long and
creditable war record and was well
and favorably known High mass will
be celebrated at 11.3O in the Dover
church.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
POLICE CHIEF MAKES ARREST.

Detected by CHIEF OF Police George
Black who saw him begging In Market
street, while drunk to-day George Burns
was taken into custody by the chief and
placed in a cell. Barns will be arraigned
for hearing in the City Court on the
charges Of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Society Memhsr. on vI.l.-

A delegation Of members of the Will
mington Clanagel Society paid a fra
ternal visit TO the Robert Emmett So
ciety of Chester at their headquarters
yesterday. The members OF the Ches-
ter lodge treated the Delaware guests
In true Pennsylvania style.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Cassidy Esospes chsro.

John Cassidy was in City court this
morning on the charge of disorderly
conduct. Charles Sorris, Of No. s19
Shipley street said Cassidy threatened
to beat him while on a Wilson Line
steamer yesterday. There was no
other evidence and Cassidy was dis
missed.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
MIR. ARTERs' REPORT
OF TEMPERANCE WORK

John ~ Arters. superintendent Of the
Anu-saioon League OF Delaware, sub
mitted his report to-day
-soon after April we expect 10 be
able 10 prcsent.a weii-nigh unbroken front
10 The enemy OF men and women banded
together FOR the overthrow OF king Alco-
i1l IN the last remaining foot OF rural Del
anare territory said llr. Arters in
speaking OF the organization being built
iD IN Delaware. he spoke OF the defeat
~ the Statewide local option bill In tho
Maryland legislature. He dubbed the
wilson Trick-baiiot law IN Maryland a
political iniquity closely co-partnered
with baltimore liquor interests" and said
f''e battle in Maryland VIII not end until
4sarTisnd S. ssioonlcss.
we come 70 this Conference certain
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Pension For soIdi,r. wido,.,

General John p. Donahoe has OBJ
tanned pension for Mrs. Anna c.
F'rick. widow Of the late Clarence G.
FHck. The latter was a member of
Company G, Fourth Pennsylvania In
fantry, Volunteers.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
cHANDI ER Undertaken
SuAl'DLLN & Embalmer
No. 214 w. Ninth street.

NO. 214 W. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments nrst-class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Constable Sells Grocery Stock.

The grocery business of Curley Rob-
inson. at Sixth and Poplar streets.
was sold by Constable Charles Green
this morning for 1901. The purchaser
was John Robinson.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Greene and
family Of 1912 Bennett street extend
their thanks to friends and relatives
for sympathy and floral offerings on
the occasion of the death of their son
Sydney II. Greene.s
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Sunday School Managers to Meet.

There win be a meeting Of the
Board of Managers of West Church
Sabbath. School on Friday evening at
SIS o'clock. Business Of Importance
will be transacted.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Send Out Car Next Month.

The special car Of the Delaware
Anu-Tuberculosis Association is near
~ ready and it is expected that the
exhibit will be sent down the state
the first part of April.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Thnv Marriad Herr.

Miss Hattie McVey, of Chester, and
Reese Baldwin of Boothwyn were mar
ried here on Saturday by the Rev.
George l.. Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Manndonia ciroIn Mnntinn.

Macedonia Circle OF Kings Daugh-
ters will hold its March meeting on
Thursday afternoon at West Church,
at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
TO INSPECT THE
WATER METERS

on April the Water Department viii
make an inspection of the meters and
other water fixtures in houses. The
purpose is to see that the fixtures are
in good condition so that there may
be no leakage.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
comuIainant Absent; Case DISMISSED

Assault and battery was the charge
preferred against Charles Duncan in
City Court this morning. The COM
plainant was Charles A. Laws but he
was not present, and the case was dis
missed.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Smith Gets Continuance.

James H. Smith, colored. was ar
raigned in City Court this morning
on the charge of assault and battery.
The case was continued until We'd
nesday.